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City.
ONE marriage license vas issued yester'
day. a
COMFY A woMAN's HEART" at the Opera
House this evening.
TnI infant child OF Mr.. Clement Clio
gan, Of Thirty-eighth street, died yester'
TINS is St. Patriek's Day Therewill be
nothing like public observance OF the
day as a holiday in Wheeling. ~
PRor. F. F. BILLINGS will be the attrac-
ton at the Chapline street rink again to-
night, and Miss Marie Carlyle at the
Island rink.
EUGENE BIRSASI, an Italian cook en-
ployed at Martin Thornton's Capital res
taurant, was badly burned on the arms
Sunday night by the igniting Of grease in
afrying pan.
Letters addressed to the following
named persons arc unclaimed at the post
Office; Aaron Baker (2), NJ. &. Rarkes,
w. II. Bowie, ]. D. Gitlen, Edward w.
Hiscock, W. I. Vanpelt, John g. Weir ~,
W.. B. Rock,
TIE ladies Of the Chapline Street N. E.
church are making great preparations for
a supper in the lecture room OF the church
"Wednesday evening next. Mr.. Murphy
viii be present and take supper between 8
and Z o'clock.
C1RRK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord deed made March 10th, by ii. N.
Russell, w. P. Hubbard and Alfred Cald-
well, special commissioners, TO the Bank
OF the Ohio Valley, in consideration of
S22, $50, for the Grape Sugar Refinery
property, in the Eighth ward.
A SPECIAL term Of Judge Boyd's side Of
the Circuit Court was held yesterday
afternoon, and August Wendt was ap.
pointed committee OF Ernest Wendt, q
funatic. He gave bond In the sum of
5000. Ernest was declared alunatic yes
terday after an inquest conducted by
Squire Caldwell. .
TmR Council Committee on Ordinances
met last night, and was in session until
alter II o'clock. The proposed new loan
ordinance was under consideration. An
ordinance was finally agreed upon, to be
reported TO Council, embracing many Of
the features Of the city bill which was in.
troduced at the late session OF the Legis-
lature, but not acted upon.
YESTERDAYS eclipse Of the sun was not
observed to good advantage here, owing
to the cloudy sky. An occasional fair
glimpse Of the disc could be obtained
through riffs in the clouds, but few people
had patience to watch for it nso cold 9
day. Those who did were well repaid
for their trouble and discomfort.
CAPTAIN Charley LIST has employed
William Fl. McCarty, known all over the
country as g napsackn McCarty, to take
charge Of his horses. They will be taken
on tho "big circuit" McCarty was the
driver Of Little Brown Jug and drove
the two fastest heats on record. Captain
List and Prof. @. ii. Rose will meet him
at Steubenville to-day, and endeayor to in
duce him to come to Wheeling for a day
ar fun -. i tI-.-| A
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THE atAYoItENDolssED !.


For Els Action in Referoncs TO tho Small
1,s Poe Cases, sl,4 +, gIoii..
L. The. Council Committee on Health met
last night, and granted Charles Loefier
permission to erect a slaughter house near
,ths, Hempaeld tunnel, to be conducted
under the proper restrictions. 5R als
The matter Of the Mayors communi-
cation to Council concerning the conduct
81 Health Officer Garrison In reference to
tho recent ANAL pox cases, was then
taken up. Both Mayor Grub and the
Health Officer were present, and each
made a statement on his own behalf Or.
Garrison ssread the riot actn to the Mayor,
the press and anyiother body, official or
otherwise, which shall have tile termerity
to iisplease him alter last night. The
Committee wanted TO knowif he meant
Ia, threaten Council and its committee for
what IL might dosg tifs'dh. g,
ait'I will read you that passage again"
said hea And he did. 70 N I
Then Mr.. g. B. Caldwell presented q
resolution 10 the effect that the Com
was. ,, actasted by proper regard for the
public welfare, and by hia conception OF
tie duties Of the Chief Executive officer Of
the city, in his course in reference to the
smallpox, and that hewas entitled TO the
Difference and respect OF his subordinate
officer, the City Health officer, who was
properly subject to the Mayors orders.
The Committee will report this resolu-
ton, which was adopted unanimously,
and recommend TO Council that no fur
Their steps be takenin regard TO the recent
clash between the two Officials.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Francis Murphy is at the Mcclure house.
Rev. George McCullom, OF Fairmont, is
in the city.
Mr.. James Il. Jackson, a prominent cit.
lien Of Darlington, Ohio, Is in the city.
A. w. oxuard, a well-known business
man Of New AIartinsyille, was in the city
yesterday.
D. W. Custer, of Sistersville; aud Robert
II. Browse, Of Grape Island, were about
the city yesterday.
Judge Woods, Of Philippi, arrived in the
city yesterday, and will remain during the
present term Of the Supreme Court OF APP
peals.
Col. Phil Pendleton, Of Morgan county,
West Virginia Commissioner at the New
Orleans Worlds Fair, Is at the Mcclure
hoase.
Rev. E. ]. Hart, Of this city, will assist
Rev. Mr.. Smith, OF Moundsville, in revi-
val meetings this week, commencing there
this evening.
Mr.. Charles R. Goetze, the East Wheel
ing druggist, leaves to-day for Pittsburgh
10 attend the annual commencement OF
the College OF Pharmacy, rf
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panI. q. Q. n.

&, 900 bolts wall papsrs and borders %
match, wholelale and retail, az manAt11s
turers prices: 800 window shades made
hang, from 40 cents up, also
carpets, OIL oloths, rIlgsj mats, &c, &c,
cheap Tor cash! Mail orders solilited.
satisfaction guaranteed, at Nos. 201a and
sso2l Main street. Joas RpEPNEs, Ags
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dwell, Sir, we're going % start it."
Ths tsiand Biak.

The eylother Hubbard game OF foot
ball 1t this rink last evening drew an i'm.
mense crowd and was pronounced by ell
the tirpniest event Of the season.
The attendance atthis rink Is increasing
daily under the planagenentaf Mr.. ClQns-
ton, Tonight and tomorrow night Mis-
Marie Carlyle, the Champion Graceful
Lady Skater, will give an exhibition. She
accompanies herself on the violin in one
ofher snts: No lady should miss seeing
this beautiful lady. a comic dress party
e announced for Friday night
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JUST RECEIyGD.

A large assortment OF Spring and Sum-
mer Stock, consisting Of the latest rarie-
Ties in Coatings, Saittngs, Panta!oonlngs
and OyercoatIngs, which we will make
up In the latest and best styles and ut
lowest possible prices.
Also full line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. ! ,,pss 3 cove
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INDICATIONS.

wAsHNeTos, D. O., March, ] III A, NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally colder and fair weather, north
easterly winds, rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes colder and lair
weather, westerly winds and rising ba-
rnmeter. ~,
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a@fL. H. Q. I.
The Tanner,s oon,rnlInn

I, \ crScrSsArt March lC.-The tame,
convention elected James E. MOopsy. !
Cincinnati, President, with fourteen VI
iPresid F:.ly. Clark, Of Chicago. =, II,
chosen Secretary, and @. G, Hsx. Of pst. N.
burgh, Secretary pro tenn, H. Il. BseEts
OF New York, treasurer. About aityjsis
gates are present. Wv
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pnE r1Rsr wniEI4Ne NA1LoR.
Interesting Heminispenees Of the Infaney
2 OF the Industry.


OF the Industry. ~,
From the. Ironton Rsgtster Of . recent
date Is taken the following article ofun,
usual local interest to Wheeling people:
Mr.. Ben Fisher, Of Wheeling, vas here
a few days ago, on his way toithe New
Orleans Exposition. Referring to the iact
in the presence Of +. D. Norton, the latter
remarked that Mr.. Fisher is the oldest
living Wheeling naiIor He went tc
Wheeling in 1915. The Majors there al
that time were .. n, and g. w. Norton
Capt. Ballow, Ben Fi.heri John Bullard
and Jos. salyards-all dead nov, except
Dir. Fisher. They worked at The Anchor
Iron Works, nov known as the "ToI
5fiII.n II was run by B. W. Stevens and
was owned by the Shoenbergers. y. D,
Norton went 10 work there in 1910, and is
next to Mr., Fisher, the Oldest living nailol
who cut nails at Wheeling. "a, lfi4,
In !S47 y. NJ. Norton, Robk Morrison
John Hunter and i. W. Stevens built the
Virginia Nail Mil, On The point where the
Baltimore 4 Ohio depot nov Is. +. ~
Norton was the builder. II started with
thirty machineE. +. ID. Norton cut the
first nail in that mill. The Virginia was
the first exclusive nail min built west
OF the Alleghanies. a few years after,
probably in 1881, the Virginia mill was
moved TO Benwood and became Known as
the Benwood mill.
In the summer Of 1913, =, n. Norton
dissolved his connection with the Viz
gtnia, and organized the Belmont mill,
which started under the name Of Norton,
Bailey & %. II began, york With fourteen
machines. The following were the own
ers. d. NJ. Norton, William Bailey, Hol-
stein Harden, William Hays, S. Fl. Wood
ward, g. B. poty, John Wrlght Henry
Wallace, Hugh McGlyen and /. D. Nor
ton. Henry Moore soon alter entered
the firm. The mill stafted about October,
1910. 0fthe original firm, John Wright,
William Bailey, o. B. Doty and T. D. Nor
ton are the only ones living. The last
named, also, made the first nail at the
Belmont. .l9
After running q couple Of years, Norton,
Bailey q Co. dissolved, aud Norton, Ache
son 4 Co. became tho new firm. 5. II.
Woodward, o. B. Qoty, William Bailey,
William Hays, John Wright and Henry
Wallace withdrew and with others organ
iSed the Lallelle Iron Works. "a Sf9
In 1866, Z. N. Norton sold ont Of the Bel
mont, but the firm name remained as he.
fore, g. W. Norton entered the firm at
this time and became one Of It's active
partners. The company then was II.
Moore, ]. o. Atcheson, Joseph Bell and
G. w. and +. D. Norton q II Of vhomare
dead, except j. Bell and r. b. Norton.
Inthe course Of time 1. 7. Dean, John
Boutwell,, Thomas Rrashears and Others
became members Of the firm.
In 1868. the Norton brothers, E. NJ, g.
W, and F. D. Norton, i. 4. Dean and
large numbered other Wheeling people
in the nail business, came to Iranr
ton. Sisf 4. ~ n II
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nrhe sunday aIorning.p

"A reporter yesterday met Mr.. All
Rheinstrom on the street, and asked:
.flyhat Is this about now Sunday news.
paper?n 2.
SWell, 81, we're going 70 start It"
"lYho?" fIil'li
"E. e. Mann, lateof the Register, Charley
Howell, Of the Pittsburgh Commercial
Gasstte, and myself"
nNextSunday morning"
hWhat are you going to CALI I'll"
ss1Hs Sunday Morning. twill DO an
eight.page sheet nicely printed and
spicy, and we are having good success
nov In o8t preliminary canvass. We are
getting plenty Of ads at good rates"
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This evening the American play, aonly
. Woman's Heart, will be presented a
the Opera House by Newton Beers, q
strong character actor, whose PRESERVATION
OF RogsF, 20 citizen Of the world has won
the highest praise from the press, Marie
ManEto, and 0 Hcapahle company. The
play Is 9 strong one, and is new here,
Seats Of Raumers. f-.i'3
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Last evening at Charley Shay's Theatre
George w. and William j. lThompson's
company presented sFor 0 Life The
Messrs. Thompson are fine actors, and
their company Il even and strong! The
acting dogs arc maIyels Of intelligence and
training. The whole performance Ii an
one. II viii be repeated this
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Thermoneter ReeoFtl.

The following showsYthe range Of the
Thermometer fas observed ct schnept's
ding store, Opera House corner, Monday:
~. Y, 90 ieIM- SSs; siP. NJ p
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NJ. 5GUTMAN s CO., 4
Cor. Main and Twelfth Streets.

by the way those Boys SHIFTS and Roller
skates moved Of on Friday and Saturday
last, we saw that our 200 pair Of Skates
would all be gone by Monday, so onsat.
urday evening we telegraphed for 800
additional pair Of Skates, and to show
our appreciation Of the generous recGg.
milton accorded to our enterprise by tho
public we this time ordered Rink Roller
Skates. These skates are now here, and
although Ear more expensive than the
last lot, will be given away same as the
others. Recollect, an elegant pair Of
Rink Roller Skates given away with
every Boys Suit. seeoar advertisement
in another column Of this page.
M. GUTMaN & CO.,
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NM s,tu M, lAeA1Ss

$50 Z .. s..-.-..--.
=
MIR. MURPHY AGAIN. =
80; ~ I. J, 4 t,aoa
" ". .. .s.s Z
~ :. 80 $50. n I. I, ,,.,,bt
II any one mas : -
that the Murphy movement IN TINS aclsy
has grown cold; he needed only TO witness
AZ Ed q 4 n 4 l;rS. Rantist church
.lle ~ w :, = =, ],
iass n'gn. a ny = *
stairs and down, and 9 more appteeaaslye
audience never assembled in this city.
~ III. Az Msypby entered the church he
~ 4. 4 I. 4, j,s,s,,ca Witch
was NOT 11e1 WI ttilss
charscte rized his meetings Inst week iput
the applause was deatening. NJ MI Mn NJ
ply looked surpiised and by the smile
that afterward tbeamed In his iaee ne NJ.
IDENTIFY appreciated IT no idonptl me
plain, simple truth he told q tue tleftsol
rink last Friday evening" awakened tne
temperance and christian people nom the
lethafgy they had yldentiy iaiien l Lnl1
Again and again was the applause r. ~.
newed, and II was some time before ne
could get an opportunity 20 announce =
Gospel hymn. md a con s.l never
entered more heartily into SINGING t ll'
did this one. !, !. :, /, y 4 I, II.
Among those, occup seaIs On q, /, !pe
platiorm was tseg. ~: ~ Su tnSs pss Ms
Elder hlte s,s. az, yoI b.; aar,e
Darby OF beailssle, INV wy. sy
81 ~ y. ~ =, s sitt N
1:,A a.. snott. - t,I,,,s;s,, ~, Tho
Mrs MURPHY sseppssa ~. MN m.
platform ana va sgsis ssse ssY +hat
pause When ~ svoS - Ia
this was sne ntss leal s..ss,,aS
naa heara slnee " ed M M I ,tSsssJ
the people 70 70 .sJ II
oIstney mlghs ny. 20 ispn n EYE Ss5 ~ 7
MN ne WOMB stly; 1,a,. III NJ ehoit
Was
Win SGT ~ tI.,,
After slngin iao,u az ts sSnx,, ,,;;,s
YIN wnlcn u ;e ~ psss;d;Ie1
ME- ~ III
Etuer nite, I 3al4. ~; " III issI,
M. Darpy, hey. tL: a "a
ar. snotl VINO e ~ 4, ooke isM olss Z.
iorIne FAUST gas , m
very sal. 70 sa si 1sst nisbt
iaure Is as an ota.or s ram Ia
was tne inoss .,, w n ,y stoned
.1 .ss anu o. aet Se
me pteage, s anoss sonsin ~ NJ
IN nis series o. lnee1l 10 !;
r dls reiefenge " .ne y. ~ rast ,eas
OF Aoraha t i. Wa y ;a ie sst ~.
orat,on fueliyeIel u ~. =. s,,;,;a,Se
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ahd tesoa. La. VIZ !: III ~.
50 nuch as%nisky ana l.,;.y,, wv an
siitAe Nv ,sa,,
az as tney 40 capl:.a. w sa .,.;tt saas e
mouln so nd gps op frtnrs
a ~ ~ ras ss.,,
Mhen Nh s. as sse,, s,c
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s was neasl s.s .h;s o;t Setoi Ths,e ,sa M
Ss leeas n ,s ss hnt yns
paskmIr ~. m, ~ ,sl,s ,y g aw,;t;ns
iaue " tue iiiay WIZ mste i,Ms1sa5
.he inv sa a;,a lIoce siJ nr;neina,Is
slEneo .ne P.e Nv. a; .aSt ta,as,t,i ~
young Lien itont etstiseen W s"sssyism0
years ol.age. a; u
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az tne NJ LIAM, sd b; a.
9rphy ms ro ~. anu iees siss, a ~
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gp9 pa..I s, ~ ~ ~ .antajs ,s;tS .ha
III flttsputgu. i1e coat'aStep Will Will sne
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a ttuuIS1Vu 4IFt"ts 70 sUW7 VEIuslfIs'
Cheap excursion tickets are now on Gale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full information
call on oraddress ]. g. Tomlinson, Agent
foot Of Eleventh street Wheeling, w, Va,
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Rmployinent-Lpcalo or Travelling, x ~
sForGale or Rent3SmRll Farm tN y
Mai0lIea Pitthen5-t Ewing Bros !, ~
For Gale-H onSes-M. II! Klnehaft, Is
FOR Rent Warehouses Bloclis tfos.
Atwood Bunting n. Hmsheimet-Fo urth Page.
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WE have just received a new stock o.
eoia S J9RcoB ". GRuBB, the Ieweler, !
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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The cnnnlinss- streot Rlnlt.

Last night o yerylarge crowd was highly
entertained at the Chapline street rink BY
the fancy aud trick skating OF Prof. 2. Il!
Billings, particularly his personatinn Of
the Madison Square 7dude.n This was
pronounced the greatest rink act yet seen
here. He lisa very tine skater aside from
this. he will be attic rink again tonight
Prof Billings was enthusiastic in his
praises ofthe floor Of this rink He says
1t is perfect floor, and the fastest he
ever skated on. ilt9i.9 p'
7 The hat carnival announced for this,
rink Friday night has. been changed to-
Thursday night. Numerous fine prizes
will be given a list OF these viii be
printed Thursday morning. This Is avery
funny and interesting entertainment, to
spectators as wellas participants,
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NEW YoRx, March l6.-The marie. v,, ,,,.
than usual for Monday, aud iiaIS cc,,S.d,f
moved spaIinsly. For various StyleS Of Srs, !.
qoloted cottons many Orlen hive Lsn nv NJ =
the way 81 ellaneouS SELECTION ~ iaSS,i,
trade Il fairly busy. n. - As!O0ssl
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rhn .lAlhnmhrn palnee. .,

The aAlhambra Palace Rink Company"
Of this city, was chartered Yesterday BY
secretaryof State Walker. Thisisth COM
oany which iserecting large rink In the
EIGHTH ward. The capital stock Is S76,-
0O6. Of which sum $3.50 has been sub:
seribed. The corporatorc are William ].
Deyine. 81. w. Wheat, Godfrey Schul,
lawrence Ray and John Z. Wright.
Since the formation Of the company Q
number Of other stpck holdere have sub.
scribed 70 the capital stock. The rink Is
already well under way, and will be open,
cd To- the public on Saturday, March q.
IoxpoS and Liverpool papers report re,
maFkable cures Of rheumatism BY ST. Va.
cobs on, our standard remedy,
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A.l Cotton.

Ngw YoRK. March lG-Co,ton Ann. A..
steady; March .29c; April Ii. &c; Nav II ~.
u, Sloi July I.61c; August ji,6SS ESsS;;.!S
i, 2eg; & October. 10T6c: November IOsSr: 49,
beff te's'ts. ~! i5ys wig
CINCINNATI, March l6.-Cotton ar,Iv.,,A.
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LOCAL DREyITIEs.

Matters of Minor Moment In and About tn.
Fl 0lty.
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.TnEPREEAIENcE q WE vice.

Everywhere yesterday this subject was
prominent in conyersat ion. Numerous
illustrat ons Of 1agrancy OF The violations
Of the laws against gaming were heard,
and several sad stories Of Tire ruinous
effects Of the prevalence OF theSioe were
told. ~ /
Last Saturday nightsa man drew bis
first pay for three months. During the
time that he was out Of work his wife sup
ported the family by washing. As soon
as this frst money earned by the man was
in his hands he wentto anotorious dive
on Eleventh street and gambled every
cent OF it away. He then went home and
told his wife he would not,b be paid of till
the last OF the month. Monday morning
she called upon his employer and asked
an advance on his wlges. When she
learned the truth she sank in The snow.
AS showing the boldness Of the gambt
lers, story is told Off little occurrence
at a certain hotel on q recent evening.
Rev. Il. R. Swope, the rector Of ST. Mat
thew's Church, had occasion to call at the
hotel, and was looking over the registerin
the Office, when young man approached,
and, seeing q well: dresscd man, q stranger
to him, he concluded he must be astran-
germ town. s 1ss
! SIT you haven't any engagement he
said, .'tliere Is something Interesting going
on upstairs" s
"What isit?" asked the clergyman.
IA nice, quiet little game OF poker
Mr.swope, eyed the youth with horror
which those who know him can imagine.
"Sir,' said he, ~ am a minister Of the
Co., was the response. eThey won't
kick on you on. that account"
So bold and 50 fagrant has the thing
become that a young man who has been
running gaming tables in a popular
saloon recently said to IA friend that he was
going to quit. ~
'lthat there'llfbe big bust up some day.
Either the officers will have to stopft, or
the newspapers will jump on us; orthere'll
be u mob and clean us clear outi''' n
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strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad. a. 4H-
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gha GateIEf lIea[e:
New Aayert,.e,nsnts.

: once So. q nd 71elgtssa.a street.
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No. Icd cash and March 5ss<s: spril ssc NV
5g11Ec: June 500 No 2 soft $50 Corn dull; No
2e4s9 and March 441,Sc bid; May 40 bid. oats
dnil and nomtnali no quotations. Cloyetseed
quiet; prime mammoth 8 vi mixed 81 %. "
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EUGENE BHRSASI, an Italian cook en-
ployed at Martin Thonton's Capital res
taurant, was badly burned on the arms
Sunday night by tho igniting OF grease in
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7''You can say Tor me, said Mayor
Grub, that either the gamblers or the
AIayorlmust quit. The town,is too small
for Us both. III u ]
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PRor. F. F. BILLINGS will be the attrac-
ton at the Chapline street rink again to.
night, and Miss Marie Carlyle at the
Leland rink. 49,. MI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-17

TINS is St. Patricks Day Therewill be
nothing like public Observance OF the
day as a holiday in Wheeling. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-17

Letters addressed to the following
named persons arc unclaimed at the post
Office; Aaron Baker (2), NJ. &. Rarkes,
W. ii. Bowie, ]. D. Gitien, Edward w.
Hiscock, W. 4. Vanpelt, John G. Weir ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-17

TnE ladies' Of the Chapline StreetM E.
church are making great preparations for
a supper in the lecture room OF the church
"Wednesday evening next. Mr.. Murphy
viii be present and take supper between 8
aud \ O'clock
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-17

CLRRK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord a deed made March 10th, by Il. N.
Russell, w. P. Hubbard and Alfred Cald-
well, special commissioners, to the Bank
Of the Ohio Valley, in consideration OF
$50, $50, for the Grape Sugar Refinery
,,ronarfv IN the EIGHTH ward 4ig' ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-17

a SPECIAL term Of Judge Boyd's side Of
the Circuit Court was held yesterday
afternoon, and August Wendt was ap.
pointed committee Of Ernest Wendt, Q
funatic. He gave bond In the sum OF
Ernest was declared a lunatic yes
terday after an inquest conducted by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-17
a;launri,ng 9atraeta.

aINa Ilghltnsinegs done on nceonnt Of Inc Matk.
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THE COUNTY eoMatfsstos rRs

Spend an Entire : Day TFying e Elect q super:
intsndont Of us County InaSniaty ;Htns.