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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-04

Although, comparatively speaking,
West Virginia is a young State and to q
large extent undeveloped, her news
papers ate d decided credit to her. They
have been made SO by a set Of men, most
oithem still young In lie, who by the
hardest kind Of work and untiring energy
have brought about large portion Of the
development that has already taken
place. A number OF these pioneers Of
learning and Intelligence have secured
good positions outside the State, and
mere Is no doubt but what there are
some here now, toiling in the work which
by the way, possesses o strong fascination,
who will he known prominently ere they
have passei of LIES stage OF action. John
Dunlap, formerly Of this city, is now the
general manager Of the Louisville Com
S1ercial, and.is making that paper hum IN
ali her departments. His many friends
here will not BIO surprised to learn OF this,
for he was always bound to make q sue
cess OF whatever he undertook, and when
he struck the newspaper business he was
in his element. a5,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-04
gosgsnt.

EoR RENT-A VERY NICE COZ.
II yenient Cottage, very pleasantly situated
Possession Immediately Apply @ /, wiGIIy
Real EEtate Agent, IS Twelfth street. GnySs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-04

l have often wondered why the young
ladies Of Wheeling did not keep up cook
ing club. In years past one or two flour
ished for a,time, andthen died out cause,
unknown. During this season, cooking
clubs have been all the rage in the. East,
particularly in Philadelphia. tits a pas
time that has moro OF merit than almost
anything else the fair ones could attempt.
1t will, Il properly followed up. develop an
experiences in the real work which will
cause their future husbands to rise up and
call them blessed. Besides, l believe It
would create decided rise in the matri-
monial market, which am led to believe
is sorely needed at this point. a$.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-04
sre,,, Advertisements.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PERSON
i Who took the oyercoSf by mistake from Mar.
tin Thornton's Capital Restaurant, on lst April,
viii please return it 70 1226 Market street apfSV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-04
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
MISUNDERSTANDING OF RGHERRNcI Marks
sDaily. t8unday excepted. tMondRy EKcepted.-
Wheeling Time: -. - y
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
Hack for NEWPORT.

M-ssrs. Cranston and Finn have
procured a handsome passenger coach
from Philadelphia, to run between this
citv and Newport. They cnaree ten
trip, except on Saturday evenings, when
the charge is twenty five cents. They
commenced running on the 1st of April,
and the number of passengers Is
gradually increasing The ride to New
port is quite pleasant one, and women
and children who wish to take a short
excursion to the country will find it an
economical one. They use four horses,
driving two in the forenoon, and two
in the afternoon, thus enabling them to
make good time, and at the same time
not overtax their strength. we nope
that the enterprise will be properly sus'
tainod, so that it may be kept up
Throughout the. year.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
Exceodingly Popular.

The Excelsior Loan Association Ia one
Of the most prosperous associations IN
this city of which we have any Know.
ledge. The annual report for the past
vear. which as mentioned in the RE.
PuBLIcAN a few days ago, shows the
nrofit to have reached over fifteen per
cent. on the amount invested. Money
NAV be borrowed and paid back when
desired. Shares in the new series are
now offered at one dollar each. For fur
tber information call OH VIM. e. HAw'
KINs, Secretary, 7l2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
Ke-AppOinteu.

Enoch Moore, Esq., has been appoint.
ed Fish Commissioner for this State, by
Governor Stockley, for another term of
two Years. Mr.. Moore has been quite
attentive to his duties. and, in connec-
tiop with DIR. Shortlidge and Mr.. Pusey,
succeeded in securing many thousand
Bsh for distribution in the various
stra,ns nj, our State. The propagation
| Of Of fish is yet in its infancy, and - ,he e
greater number of farms will have well
Stocked ponds. and fish be served up
ldaily for their table.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
Forty pieces of Music Free.

livery lew subscriber to Strawbridge
Cloth,or's 8 Fashion Quarterly gets one vol.
ume of Musical Br,c-a Brac, instrumental
selections or, one volume Of Musical Bric-a-
Brac, Vocal selections. Protty cover ciear
type, full sheet music size Tie ouar'eriy
is the cheapest ladies' magazine IN NJ
world. The Spring number contains ~
Illustrated pages; coiored plate # par';
IA HONS; cut paper pattern Supplement
con,lse original Novelette,, by Robere
Grant new Waltz. b. sousa, leader Of tn
Marine Bana etc., etc. Out this out, ,inclose
60 GEMS. mention your choice, instrumental
or vocal and send to Strawbridge n Clothier
| Eighth AMI Market streets, Pniiaeelphia.
| aA-ltaw-4t
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
Low Prices.

9 cans preserves for 25c
3lbs dried cherries for 25c.
2lbs seedless plums for zoe.
all.s new figs for 25c.
a bs golden dates for 25c.
Evaporated ounces, 22c. per ID.
4 cans pumpkins, tomatoes, corn OF
peas for 25c.
Clipped beef zoe per Id.
Sugar cured shoulders 9n. per Id.
Finnan haddies, 3lbs for 25c.
2lbs choice Rio coffee for 25c.
large mugs jelly for 2bc,
Straw berry and cocoanut jumb!es lZc
per lb. ck-nacks &c. per ID. egg bis
cults 16c. per Id.
Deyerell Bros, 10 East 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
A Talk With Grant.
HE DOES NOT RELIEvE THAT
Hls BELIEF WILL BE PERMA.
NENT--kECEIvGNG MESSAGES
FROM INTIMATE FRIENDS.

NEW YORK, April "a Gen eral Grant
was feeling much refreshed when
OF the Times found him
at b is resideDce. He VAS sitting in q
large arm chair in the front room Of
the sscond story, and was having some
OF the irregulsratie les of his closely.cut
beard, which had grown out during his
illness, trimmed into shape. He wore
q blue knit woolen cap and q full suit
OF black cloth. When the correspond.
ent entered the room the General
welcomed him with q voice both firm
and distinct.
"Your friends, General, take great
comfort In the prospects Of q marked
improvement in your health"
at 10 . great consolation now to
know that the people are go kind"
General Grant replied. "The public
only know of but . fraction Of the
e1Prsssions Of sympsthy Which Dr. I I,b baXs
have grown out Of the late war. I
receive q hundred letters in q mail
and several mails . day-in fact, many
more letters than Fred can answer.
They also come from State Legislatures
and organized bodies besides individu.
ais. tried to do my duty to my
country and 1 hope 1 always treated
those who were not on the same side
with me with Justice.
"The men of the South" lie con-
tinued," were fighting for a principle
which they thought was right and
which we did not, but always looked
upon them rs citizens Of our common
country, and believe whenever 1t was
In my power treated them as such.
never liked to think of them even as
prisoners Of war and preferred to en-
courage them to 90 to their homes
under parole. I can say that / never
even in the midst Of duty had any
other feeling than that VIII ich one citi.
zen ehould feel towards another"
Speaking of his disease he said that
he did not believe the relief was perma
ment, and when the suffering was &c
intense ten days ago. he only wished
for the one great relief to all human
pain,
lettering to the summer, the Genera
said that be had no plans to make, bu
that the general subject was now bein,
Iconsidered, and what would be the fina
result he did not know. In revertinI
once more to the kindness of the people
almost without exception, the Genera
mentioned particularly that Presiden
Cleveland had sent his marshal to in
lquire after his health.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25

In order to compete with others In the
same line Of business 1t is necessary TO keep q
full s.ot X, good article, and be able to sell
for small profite. MIR. avis, No y East Sec
ond street, learned these points very early,
ana his strict adherence to them has given
him perm snent success His stock 10 well
display cd in the window, In tbs mefOus
cases and on the mauy 'heives OF his beauti.
ful store. I he greatest variety ( clocks to
be seen anywhere can he found crowded upon
The shelves Of this store. Watches OF q
Kinds, all patterns, all pri' es, and all OF the
best ms keis. Now Is the time to io,n the 9Th
watch club, and secure either n gold or silver
ttme-pl ce on the instalment plan. at exceed.
lngly low prices. be .ntiful Iewelry fli the
fingers, bra a,eiets for the arm. pins for the
bosom and charms for the neck. Not only
iewolry and watches, but the best a. sortment
Of eye glasses is kept constantly Ia stock. En-
terpiise and honesty are inscribed upon his
banner, aid this is the course that will be
pursued every day In the year
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
Fine Eject.

Rosin s. Brother are at Work at pres.
eut on one of the finest residences III .ne
city. Two men have been WORKING 1wo
weeks decorating all the ceilings. Vne
lob Invariably bIinns to them ano.ner.
A gentleman happening to call AZ ene
residence mentioned above, anu a,ui
inspecting the work and observing the
manner in which the workmeh nan
died their paper, drove to their store
and left his order to have his house pa
nered like 1t. He expressed himself az
snrnrised TO find the largest stock OF
paper hangings at 22O West Second
street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
C.ne DisMisseG1.

John Gordon, who was charged with
being concerned with John Deery In tne
assault on Patrick Dougherty, at Rising
Sun last Sunday mig t, was arresteo
about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon ny
officer John b. Moore, and iockea up;
He had hearing before squire " ON
last evening, but proved that he had
nothinz TO do with the fight IN which
Doueherty was injured, having been
enonoed in an alteration with his
brother at the time. The case was then
disn issed.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
seriously IndispOsed.

George Vance, who resides near M. M.
Cuba, is quite seriously lnolspcseo IL NJ
has been suffering for some tlme psscz
With Ut something like paralysis, and
soms ,yM two weeks ago he had q cancer re-
onueS from his upper lip, which healed
m unite satisfactorily, but soon after
war,is he was taken sick and Is nov
confined to his room.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
more Play ers Eugas cd.

Manager Fralinser, of the " Inning
ton base ball club, sent IL dispatch last
evening to President John q. West,
that he had succeed ed in engaging Jones
and Fisher, the battery of the Kt J stone
nine of Philadelphia, last year, making
nine men who have now sisned Word
has been received from John Fitzpat-
rick, catcher, of Worcester, Mass achu-
setts, that he and his pitcher will be
here next Tuesday. and there is no
doub, but an exhibition game will be
played on the home grounds on We'd
nesday.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
From Youth to MANN OOd,

George w. Stone, of Wilmington, lee
tured on Tuesday evening last before
the Young Mems Republican Club of
West Chester. The caption of this ar
ticle was the subject of his address. He
traced the life of o child from his ipfan.
cy to manhood, how his future was
moulded by those Of more mature years,
chiefly by the parants. His school days
" ere reviewed, then his entrance into
business pursuits ard social relations.
he said the youth should first acquire
money. 1Dss ,of he eo did in 10, T Think excessive
riches could be a. quirtd honestly, as it
was impossible for a man in life time
! to honestly amass an INN ense fortune.
He next reviewed the wonderful ach.
ievemepts which had leen made IN the
present age. He impressed upon his
audience that there was no royal road
to fame. The last division of his dis
course was politics. He gave the two
definitions OF Webster, and said that
the two meanings were widely ditfere Mt.
! One represented the higher and nobler
aim, in wbicn he thought every citizen
was bound TO take part, and as a DUTY
take his share of the public trust the
second division was the disgracefdl
part in politics, tie trickery and dis
honest measures nsed TO accomplish an
! aim right or wrong. 1t was Ills Bind
Of politics which had driven go many OF
our able and good men ii, NJ the politi.
cal arena. He thought that the day
was not far distant when there would
be a combination Of the conservative
men OF all parties joining bands against
the spoils 81 stem party. or the civil
service doctrine he spoke in the his best
terms and strongly advocated il. The
lee, ure was an able and instructive one
and well delivered On the Gonclu sion
o vote of thanks was rendered MIR.
Stone for the same.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25

Mrs. e. NJ. Smyth at the southwest
corner of Eighth and Wilson streets,
has had the ou tside of her house com.
pletely re painted, and it now presents
q handsome appearance. The bricks
have been painted, and the cornish
yery aIt,stically decorated.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
Fox. the shoemaix er,

ll5 Market street, is now prepared for
snrinp and summer trade with u 'ull line
OF gents fine shoes, both baud and ma
chine made. He has a ST OF ! II. g
r. II. Torrey's 3 samples hat e Ill sell
below wholesale prices They area little
soiled with handling, that is al ; tut for
style, durability and comfort tbty can.
not be surpassed. He makes specially Of
gents fine shoes in uls custom DEPART
ment. He was pev9r 80 we'll prepared
to give satisfaction as at present at the
old stand, 115 Nalk strert. Good
goods, ole price, aun III nj a low price,
is his motto.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
OifX COQncil.

An adjourned meeting Of City Council was
held last evening, and In the absence or
President r aS conrad. Mr.. Msnton was called to
An ordinance 70 change On appropriation
w.s read q sec md time and referred 70 the
Law Committee, and also an ordinance for
Mr.. Bake introduced an ordinanoe tn
regulate the curbstone market, which pro-
vides how far on each street the market shall
oxtend. II Was read second time and re-
Mr.. Me- ris Taylor offered resolution that
the Survey or be Instructed not TO lay oa any
spaces obt ve Sixth street, until further orders
tr1m Council: The resolution was adopted:
tho philadelphia Councils and Board Of
Health were about to establish quarantine
At ort Delaware, and he thought our repre-
action to prevent f.. The President suggss.
ted that the matter be presented In the form
Of res luton, and Mr.. Blake said he would
The clerk then commenced to read the dif.
| ferent acts concerning this city which had
been passed by the Legislature, and had
finished reading one, when Mr.. Mckenna
moved that the further reading be dispensed
MIR. Lynn said he was unde- the I'm preston
mat the meeting had been called for the
special purpose Of having these aoes read and
read.
| Mr.. John h. Moore said he could not see
the use OF reading them, and thought that II
would be much better to have them printed,
He offered an amendment that 50 and.
"A2f And the. pHtjp u.NaS,Rd 2ResESS9otIo that
was adopted, instructing the Public Building
Committee to sell the sand lot At public sale
ut such time as will prove most advantas eoui
10 the city.
Mr.. Blake PREF ented O resolution that the
clerk of Council be instructed to request the
Board OF Health to examine into the feast
Dility Of ort delaware being used as quar-
antine, ard to take proper steps to prevent
the same II in their opinion 1t will be detri
m entail TO the health OF the residents OF thi
lefty. Tho resolution WAS unanimously adop
ted, and Council then adjourned
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
patent stenm pipe Casing.

James II. Wood Il Co. are Casing
great many steam pipes for nlneIou'
parties. The casing prevents tne con
depsation of steam. Fiilrd WIN TOE
wool makes a double non uuo.o,,
and will carry steam further 'han ny
Known covering. They are cheap,
durable and make puS permanen. ia
cork. and also make pleasing appear
auca
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
Charles J. II. Beckett,

1O8 West Seventh street, Wilmington,
Del, Wine, Liquor and Cigar Dealer.
Royal Cabinet,
Pure Old Rye Whisky,
Cruiskeen Lawn,
Pure Old Irish Whisky,
Pure Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Old Tom Gin,
Fine Sherry,
And q full line of Pure Liquors ano
Cordials.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
v,n,.,,on OF Contract.

The Potomac Steamboat Company
has entered suit In the Court at bali
more against the Harlan q Hoimnss u y
worte Company, OF this city, CLAIMING cIain,nE
SEC, 900 damsses for alleged l"ptophoa hs
copstruction of the machinery oi .he
steamboat Excelhior, by whicn 'ms
Steamboat Company was ava so'io'e
Vlnaa
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
r.~v,,x ar confidence.

a. ,rticle which 80 richly deserves
Al. en,,re contide ence Of the community ~
ino RnowN's W BRoNcnIAL TRooHKs. Those Sis an
fsn,na SnUm from Asthmatic and Brcnchiai oIs
cases. Coughs and Colds, should Try 'he'n'
Price 26 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
A, delaware avenue church.

The Rev. Charles H. Thomas will
preach both morning and evening at
Delaware Avenue Baptist church to-
mort ow. DIR. c. II. Thomas is one OF
Pailadelphia's most eminent Baptist
m IN listers, and no doubt many will
avail themselves of the opportunity to
hear him. All are invited.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
Sill organizing

Inc LOilOWiuk Oohioht"sAS ''N-N
tions have been effected ,
Seventh Ward-President, Ihcm mas ".
Doud secretary and treasurer, II. j. tiip-
pen member OF City Executive Commi.tee
frank Il, Smith, William Malone. Harvey
KembIe, Patrick Cummias, William J. u D.
bons, Robert Printer.
second ward-Pres sidont, John McHugh
secretary. August f. Welsh treasurer, Will
liam X. Quinn member of City Executive
Committee, " illiam T. Wind,sh ;conmiltee
| 20 nominate candidates, william bsro'oru,
Fergus Banrahan, j oshua Pyle; committee to
name inspectors for the western precin net,
| Joshua PYLE jeremiah O'Toole, Daniel Gai
lahau. The chairman Will appoint the Wafd
| Executive Comhittee
Third wsrd-President, John I. DicGey SEQ
retary, John J. Taggart treasurer, Peter a.
M cIjIoskey member of City Executive
COMMITTEES, John A. Mitchell ward exeou-
tive sommistee; x,Gsa,i ressr pernars nqs MoVey %
Dennis Far ell committee to nominate can
didates, Patrick lillop, James M. dritiin
ntfh ward-president, Patrick Merry
tvice -nrs dent, Edward Sing es secretary
ISamue oil Adams member OF City Executive
lUOmmittee, Edward +. Kane committee tt
nominate candidates, Edward singles, mos
luayis. ESQ, John 9ood.nx word executive
lcom mittee, Edward singles, Thomas Davis
ESQ, J. h. Grohe, Josiah Nc .ail, Frank
| Niedermaier.
secretary. Taylor GIL member of City xe
outiye Committee, Thomas Murine war.
lexechtive committee. Taylor Gil, ~. :
ICloud, James Davis COMMITTEES to nominal
Icandidates Thomas Murine, Ihomas Shires
l Charles T. Fairianb.
Eleventh ward-Presldent, John Barden
tyice president, william Green; secretary
John M. O'roole treasurer; Alfred >. Den
]. ney, member of City Executive Committed
q i william Forsyth; ward executive CON mitte'
3 | benjamin +. drecn James McNesby, rhoma
Barden.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
Last Warn1ng.

All liens in the Auditors Office for
curbing sidewalks, sewers, ETC., must
be paid within the next five dfys, OF
the properties against which 81 ems
exist will be sod TO satisfy me
unless other satisfactory arr; .nts
are made. J. FRANK L.,
City Au. ~.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
The w Gather.

To. morrow promises to be omewhat
o,opdv and rather cooler, followed by
rising temperature. On Monday warmer
and fair, followed by cloudy cond itions'
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
mr.. silnns' white fnlmonse
Balsan

Is positively the leading lung remedy
Of Whining ton, and leads everywhere
n fter n becomes known. For coughs,
h hosrseness, S Group, sore. throat, etc, it. l.,
10 grand and prompt In curing. 1t 10
the worlds great cough medicine; on
cants can and 81 Depot, Fourth and Ting,
Wilmington, Del; Philadelphia, John
stnn. Holloway & Co., 602 Arch street
Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
-, nvnry,s ClIurch.

The parochial house Of st. % Mary Sa;ns .
tastefniIy papered and decorated os
Ball & Co.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
The Runn.
Used by Physicians and Druggia

The rush still continues for fine wall
papers at Ball & Co.'S, 610 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25

Fem & Co.'S Thermometer reGistero"
yesterday 89o at 3 p. M, '9o ot o p "' ,
and 700 at 10 p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25

Tho life of Grant will be concluded Ia ans sns
Sunday Star tomorrow. fouftn paPef' o"0>
num be rs three cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25

Sec the sunday Ssar tomorrow ior con GU nlr
sion Of Grant article four'h pow,
numbers three cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
Ask your grocers for Student o /
BUCK Boor.

Beer drinkers, save y2ur money and
buy Hartman & Fehr6nbach's bnoK
Beer on Saturday next Ii is sold py
all their customers.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25

An invoice OF 50 tubs Of prime roll butter,
at prices far below the regular market, To
close up the lot. For eale Turing the week at
Janney's, 30l, 303 and 3o6 King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25

A pocket book, containing over S270 and
some papers, were lost on 1 thursday, in this
city. Any one re urning same to the kH-
PUBLICAN office. will be paid reward of $50.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25

Also roast calf with potato salad, at REX
r,r'.rosrt 3 ovsc z. Seevnu ss1eet to-nixnt
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25

Everybody knows the general uses OF n
plaster, and that Bensons Cateine fias'ers
are toe best.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
lennard g. Co.
lRKET STREET.

ARKET STREET. |
IS GOODS.
la. This is a fine
III an indistinCt twill
|side and a small
| the other. In ap-|
lit resembles a Ber-I
S more desirable on
u its great durabili-
wear. This goods
! by a Paris manu-
|or a fine London
ht, through some
Standing in terms,
hot take them. A
lse in this country,
lady with the cash,
be entire line at less
! OF manufacture, and
be to sell them at
|instead OF 81; "A
ide,an there are no
S,nis market to COM
a them at double the
Re Cacllemire. A
oven in the same
IS a cashmere, with
title twilled stripe
longways OF the
These goods were
blar last winter, and
fght and colors this
y make an attrac-
handsome dress {; 44
e, rs cents.
a beautiful goods
and drapes beauti
resembles both {
Ind a solid check, /;
Der than a pin head
her ID stripe nor
The peculiar weav
that appearance
~ inches wide
here else under 7
ere de Allmange.
will, but OF the fine
pd wool; can |
either side. Tv
it would have BET
fine Shoodah,
in the weave,
it is somethi1
th either ma me it
Al inc hes, 81.
II colored + ren
SO inches wi
This is The b
the money C
hny market; be-
and dye they
attention of tn
ed to buying hig
ods. Ten colors
the balance OF
will offer grea
ts to close our
whic h is still la
hins many hands
hble patterns.
look for low p
\ visit our store
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
Beaten Smiths SODA


Fountain, at Taylor and Poplar store, is In
operation. Pure frnit syrups with cream
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25

Salt water crsters at Aipscow's'
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25

state or the Thermometer
at the REPUBLICAN office In the shane.
? o;cIock 10 O'Clock IL O'CLOCK
600 $50 100
Daily Republican., 1885-04-25
conn, amt About q Bridge Tender

Complaints are made tnst Uriose-
tender HamaD, who WAS recently ap
pointed to supersede William baieIoIo
at Third street bridge, does not per
form the duties Of the position IN
satisfaciory manner About 3 O'Clock
Thursday morning the tug Meteor blew
a whistle for fully 10 minutes, and
aroused numbers of persons before the
man in charge of the raw could be
wak eped to let The tug pass. One day
IN is week it ia said that the schooner
Mary E. Smith WAS oblig ged to anchor,
and wait for some time for the draw 10
be opened.