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AlsANauINARY CONTEST.
A Novel and brutal Meeting Bstwesn Col
-t ored Men. 'i.g.4


A Novel and Brutal Meeting Between Col
b ored Men.
One Of the most unique and blondyc1n.
tests ever reported hereabouts took place
in Manchester, over tie creek. Monday
evening. Two colored men, whose names
could not be obtained, owing to the thor.
ough precautions they had taken oayoid
exposure and arrest, had a dispute as TO
which Of their heads was the hardest.
To settle It, they agreed to engage ina but
ting match. With four friends, also col.
ored, they repaired to Manchester, and ut
a point near Reymann's brewery stables .
space was marked of and preparations
made for the contest. 81 !,
They chose seconds, took of. their coats
and vests, and took positions facing each
other, aud about four feet apart. Attic
word they clasped hands npothook
fashion, stepped back rs far as their hold
would allow, bowed their heads, and leap
ing from the ground, their skulls cracked
together with the sound OF q stsdge upon
a rock. Their hRnds then parted and
they fell atfull length upon The ground. "
This was reps ated numerous times. One
Of the combatants weighed about 10
pounds, and the other was atleast twenty
pounds lighter, but the heavyweight was
whipped, finally being unable 70 come to
the scratch. Both were cruelty punished.
their heads looking rs II they had been
roughly pared Of the skin and hair. Il
was thought by those who saw the affair
that the Injuries Of the two men, or at
least Of the heavier one, wonid prove
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MA 4. ! FERRY.
they Did Not Get aarried=p,pet Broken
IntaI ate. f5.M

Eney lln NOT YET mnffteu-Ocppt 0Eekeh
Into, etc. ~.
Mrs. Samuel Strain is very III with
diphthetia.
MI. W. R. Moore returned yesterday
from visit 10 Cleveland,
The funeral Of DE- West takes place
this morning instead Of yesterday.
The boys are now making use Of the
payenents to practice roller skating.
The women's Aid Society Of this place
will give o festival at the NJ. u church To.
night .l
In the case Of Craig against Evans the
jury rendered verdict in favor OF the
plaintiff.
On Monday Mr. Spence had one Of bis
traction engines weighed. It tipped the
beam at s 6S5 pounds.
The Sherman House presents quite q
different appearance now, the change be.
ing greatly for the better.
The Boston band has chartered the
steamer Climax and will make an excur.
sion trip to Steubenyille. The band will
furniah music for dancing.
The burglars around here seem to have
notion that there Is lots Of money in the
O. & T. depot here. Sunday night they
broke In again, but carried Of nothing ba,
afiddle. f,
The dog poisoner has put in his appear.
ance. Yesterday Mr.. Vennum's fine
water spaniel was poisoned. Mr.. Nennam
says he would give good deal to find out
who did It.
On Sunday two boys and their sweet
hearts went to West Alexander to be
welded. They returned home still single
as the squire refused 70 tie the knot or
account Of their youth.
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ID. II. ", MATTERS.

The Board Of Public Works asked that
Council authorize tho City Clerk to issue
his orders upon the City Receiver to pay
the following ont q the ten ceat.leyy fund
for work. done in 1884: ID. Gore, forpay-
ing Sixteenth street from Chapline to
Eotf street, Sl,2GS 60; interest since De-
cember, 1881, SIS 80; total, 81 POP 80. The
Clerk was ordered to issue his orders for
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The narrow gauge trestles over Pinch
run are being thoroughly repaired.
The naiiworks has enough steel to keep
Il going about two days and will then lie
idle.
J. n. Purnell, lately Grand Commander
Of the AIasons of West Virginia, Is at
Charleston attending meeting OF the
Grand Commaadery.
Some Of the factories here which want
natural gas think OF investing two Der
cent Of their capital, II all will join on
that basis, In an attempt to find gas here.
The Buckeye Building association made
a very good showing at It's second annual
meeting Monday evening. It had earned
81 So per share lin the year. The follow
ing directors were elected: Il. NJ. Ingler,
Capt. Thos. Garrett, v. T. Morgan, An.
drew schick, Richard Heslop, Samuel
Moore, Philip Brailly, VIM. aioorehouse
and Frank McNamara. Money sold at IS
and SO cents.
There has been for. some time much dis
satisfaction existing among the senior
class Of the high school, preparing for
graduating shortly. The boys OF the class
leftlschool some time ago and yesterday
all the rest OF the class. seven or eight
girls, left in 9 body. They publish no
reasons for their unusual action, but are
understood TO have them ready II the
wrong ones are blamed for the trouble.
Commandments have always been at
tended here by immense audiences, but
there will be none this year, It seems.
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TThe quotations gwen lnonr live stock reports are
those q the retail markets except when otherwise
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A SANDER suit settled.

The damage suit OF Joseph Hoffman, q
pilot, against Captain Billy Prince, to re.
cover $4,000 for alleged Islander, was tried
in Part ii oisthe circuit court yesterday.
The ofensiyei words were nttered in
Squire Thomas Sweeney's court, during
hearing on q peace warrant sworn out for
Captain Prince BY Hod'manin April, 1882.
Hoffman was represented by-W. z. HUB
bard, N. T. Frame, ]. B. Smith, Of Bellfi
aite, and. ]. 4 aHoke, and Captain Prince
by Doyener & Elson, The case was given
to tho Jury about 5 O'clock, and after an
hours consultation they returned o YER
dict In favor Of Captain Prince. 4
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Anour People.
strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
n tAh.aads FA

= ~ 80 . D. Il
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Col. Bob McEIdowney, of New Martins
vile, Is In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Norton are visiting
friends at Pittsburgh.
Col. George W. Thompson, OF Parkers-
burg, is at the Mcclure house.
I Hon. Ben Fisher left on the Andes yes:
terday on business trip to 1ronton and
Cincinnati.
Miss Annie Sterritt, OF Wheeling, isthe
guest Of Miss Eta Harvey, First ward
Bellaife Independent 5t
Col. Stotlsr, the genial second clerk at
the Mcclure house, left for Chicago yester.
day to attend the National Convention Of
hotel men.
Mr.John Exley, Of Leeds, England, arr
rived in the city last evening, on q visit to
his cousin, Mr.. Thomas Redman, OF the
South Side. ~
slr. John Exley, Of Leeds, England,
who Is making u pleasure tour Of this
country, is the guest Of his cousin, Col.
VIM. Exley, at the stamm House.
Miss Sue Oliver, oil Wheeling, who has
been the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. ii. Les.
ter, Of Gravel Hill, for the past week, re-
turned home this morning. -Bellahe Iri.
buae.
Prof. Jno. n. Birch returned from
Washington yesterday. He feels perfectly
confident OF being nominated as Consul to
some good place, probably Nsgaseaki,
Japan.
Mrs. Fl. McSfechan, Of Benwood, will
leave in q few days to spend the simmer
with her son at Kansas City, Mo and II
pleased with the city win make 1t her
future home.
Mics Bessie Hamilton returned last even.
ing from Wheeling, where she had been
In attendance at the fnll dress concert
given, by the Theodore Thomas orchestra.
Washtngton Reporter. Fl
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Prof. Jno. N. Birch returned from
Washington yesterday. He feels perfectly
confident Of being nominated as Consul to
some good place, probably Nsgaseah,
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TllMeAMRLERs,Klrs.
The Law Authorl1ipg Their De.truetlon Null


aud Void. 5..6
Yesterday, Mayer Grub instructed
Chief Of Police Smith to turn over to the
owners the gambling tables, chips, cards
and other property seized by the police
Saturday evening when they raided the
gambling establishments at Heyman's
and GREEN'S. The Mayor could not be
seen last evening alter learning this,
nor could W. p. Hubbard, Esq, who
was consulted by the Mayor as
to his power in the premises. II Is
understood that the Mayor declared
that he should abide by Mr.. Hub.
bard's opinion in the case, and
the presumption Is that Mr.. Hubbard
gave 1t as his opinion that the Mayor had
no right to destroy the property.
I AS has been reported, early Monday
morning Heyman swore out an attach
ment on the property seized in bis place
before Justice Phillips, and 1t was duly
attached by Constable Bird. Mayor
Grub appealed to City Solicitor 0 'Keefe
for an opinion as to whether he, the
Mayor, had q rightunder section 80 OF the
ordinance, on oilsnses TO destroy the prop.
erty seized. The section reads that the
Mayor or any member OF the Council, OF
the Sergeant or any.of his deputies, may
seize or direct to DO seized anything used
for the purpose Of gaming, and the prop
CITY 50 seized may be demolished .or-de-
stroyed under the Mayors direction in
case the person in whose possession the
same was found shall be convicted Of
gaming.
Mr.. SO,KeeHe asked for time to look the
matter up, but the Mayor was in hurry
and engaged Mr.. Hubbard at his own ex.
liense TO give him an opinion. This fact
was published. Mr.. 0'Keeife said last
evening that lie did not object to Mayor
Grub going to Mr.. Hubbard, but he was
displeased with the publication Of that
fact as it had placed him in bad light,
making It appear that he was not doing
Lis duty as the city's Solicitor. He said
he had desired to cooperate and aid the
Mayor Id the matter II possible, and for
that reason lad asked for time TO look
into the matter fully. son reading yes
terday's publication Of the Mayors course,
'it forced me, " continued Mr.. o Keeife, "to
take immediate action. I went 10
Mr.. Hubbard and told him that /
did not object to his being con-
suited by the Mayor, but that Il did not
propose consulting with him in the mat
Ter. Ithen looked the matter up and this
afternoon gave the Mayor my opinion. II
was this: Under the constitution every
man has the right to own property, which
he cannot be deprived ofexcept by due
course Of law. There Is nothing in the
constitution or the city's charter on which
TO base the section OF the ordinance In re-
lation to destroying gambling property.
10 destroy il the Mayor would act at his
personal risks. The section is not legal
one" ~ 3
The gamblers can now lay in expensive
furniture, knowing that it cannot be de-
stroyed even il they are occasionally
nlIIHd. lalIs. .Halfl
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LOCAL RREYfrrgs.
oSK marriage license was taken out yes

Ni.f City,
oSE marriage lIcenssw taken out yes.
terday. ~
THREE mile race at tile chapline street
rink this evening.
"a Coin DAY WHEN WE GET LEPr goes
to Zanesyilie this evening.
THE weather becomes daily more SPRING
like, but there is still vast room for Inn
proyement.
TaE annual stockholders meeting Of the
Ohio River railroad will be held In Park
ersburg tomorrow.
GEORGE KILLS, colored, was yesterday
fined s. and costs by Squire Ankle Tor an
assault on his wife. ~
Tng sale Of the Capitol rink will be con-
tinued to-day by Auctioneer Halter ut the
front door OF the court house.
TnE case Of Z. F. Haymann, charged
with allowing gaming on his premises,
was yesterday in police court postponed
until Saturday morning.
A GRAND button.hole bouquet carnival
will be held OF the Alhambra Palace rink
this evening. Some fine prizes are offer
ed in the advertising columns.
OPPIcgRs SHArRR and Burns arrested
two prostitutes named Flo. Russell and
Ellen Launder, who we're raising dist
turbance in East Wheelinglast evening.
TuE BOAT Store corner" corner OF
Water and Twelfth streets, formerly be-
longing to the Booths, has been sold by
| The Commissioner to O. steinmetz for
$4,000. . "
DoBylSs, OF Martins Ferry, Shuttle
worth, Of Bellaire, and Bickel Sheppard,
OF Wheeling will participate in q race for
the championship Of the three cities, at
the Alhambra Palace Rink, next Saturday
evening.
A. REPORTER was yesterday informed oil
a scheme 10 erect new market house on
1.-THE old Grant house property on Tenth
street, themoney to be furnished and the
house controlled By private capitalists.
How much bottom Is under the plan the
reporter cannot say.
a orRL employed as domestic at Otto
Hess's, out tie National road, yesterday
upset gasoline lamp. and the fluid
lighting, set fire TO her clothes. In extin.
gushing the flames she was badly burned
on the hands and arms. The house had
a narrow escape from destruction.
FIVE hundred and tiity.one cart loads Of
broken limestone were hauled from the
City Workhouse and spread on the streets
during the month OF April. One prisoner
escaped during the month, the time Of "a
expired, 2 were released by the Mayor
aud, S=hy the City Sergeant, leaving 20 in
prison Mayl.
TnE enterprising pastor Of the First
Baptist Church, Rev. q. n. shctt has
made arrangements with Mr.. ]. A. II.
Parsons for furnishing large photographs
i OF the church, which will be sold at fifty
cents piece, the money to go toward
Idefraying the expenses incurred In the
recent repairs on the building.
JESSE BuRrErr, Of this city. and Jacob
Thompson, Of Stenbenville, who recently
skated three mile race at the Chapline
street rink, Burkett winning, will have
another similar contest at the same place
this evening The former race was very
exciting, and the result was anything but
satisfactory. This evenings trial ought
to settle who is the faster man.
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In tho Hnrne,I,.. Again.

In another column will befound the ad-
yertisement Of B. F. Caldwell, whose
establishment at Nos. 1900 and 1902
Market street Is again thoroughly stocked
with the finest furniture from q parlor Bet
to a kitchen outfit, including stoves, hol.
low-ware, tinwnre, mantels, CRATES, 30.
The management Of the store Is under
Mr.. Frank Caldwell, who has entirely re.
covered his health. He Is thoroughly
sersed in every branch Of the business,
and q more accommodating salesman can:
not be found.
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rH 4, 4 n STATE /.
Accidents and Incidents III West virginia
~ and Vicinity.


and Vicinity.
Commissions have been issued TO
Misses Lizzie Clayton, postmistress, at
Warrington, and Mary E. ,Conker at Ray
mond City, West Virginia.
Michael Francis. Of Clarksburg, EN-
iployed "a 4 mineral West Fairmont shaft,
had one foot so badly mashed by . fall OF
slate Tuesday, that it was found necessary
to amputate It at the ankle.
1t Is said the West Virginia Senators
will urge appointment Of Wm.M. Glenn
ents, late Master OF Transportation on the
B. 4 o. railroad to the position OF Superin-
tendent Of the Railway Mail Service.
James Holland, charged with enteringa
house with intent to commit rape, was
given a hearing at Fairmont, Monday, be-
fore Justice Fleming, who decided that
the evidence was not sufficient tohold the
prisoner and discharged him.
The residence Of William Anderson. in
South Grafton, caught fire Monday morn.
ing from afalling spark from the chin
ney. Prompt work by the bucket bril-
gade extinguished the fire before much
damage was done, only small portion OF
the roof being burned.
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JUST RECEIVED.

Alarge assortment Of Spring and sam-
mer Stock, consisting OF the latest yarfe-
ties In Csatings, Suitings, Pantaloonings
aud 0yercOatinsS, which We will make
up ia the latest and best styles and at
lowest possible prices.
Also o full line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. : ,,,,.,s .. ,,o,,s
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RIVER NEWS.

stage Of the Water aud Movements of the
e, steamboats.
& The Katie Stockdale passed up for Pitts
burgh at SAN. i,
All the locals were on time yesterday
and did q good business. ~ 7....!,
The Andes got away last evening with q
fair trip Her cabin list was 1aite q
lengthy one: S.
The Emma Graham passedup yesterday
morning with q lair Trip, both % regards
freight and passengers; Z NJ ~ r,
(, The stage otwater In the channal last
evening was 2 feet s inches and the river
was falling. Business was unusually live
BY on thelevee yesterday.
y oaptain Barrett, 81 Cincinnati, who pur-
ceased the tow boat Rush; failed 10 close
the contract Gnd II was bought by Aessrs.
WHITAKER, SEilson and Callahan, .of, Point
Pleasant; and the sale confirmed by the
United States Court. She will work In tlie
Kanawhatrade. 8ils ee
Z The W. n. Chancellor is due up to-day,
en- route from Charleaton to- Pittsburgh,
She will pass down on her return tip 'lris
iay morning! at an early hour, Shippers
should have their freight Tor her on the
Ieyee By tomorrow evening, She Is q re-
fable packet, ably Differed and possesses
ali necessary conveniences.
The reports if91 above lest nightwers
as follows; Pittsburgh, 5iieet Iinclies and
on 0 stand OIL City 8 feet 5 inches and
.fallingi RicsS Landing, . feet inches
and ialllngj Parker, feet inches and
stationary; Brownsville, 5 feet aud sta
tionaryJ Greensboro, II feet II inches
and iallinsj Aforgantowp, fleet aud sta.
Iionary,
2 The additional cost shipments from
Pittsburgh this week to Cincinnati and
Louisville, rnadea total shipment 70 both
points agsfeeating !; l62, 600 ibushels Tho
lfittLufgh, lpmnfrci1l Gdtstte says: Had
tie water ftsen alat tier foot the run would
have reached several million blshels.
.Considefins the scantwater but few accl.
dertg oranTred. The George w. Stone,
Frank Gilmore and Park Painter, noted in
our last rs having been in trouble at Mer;
riman rot their grounded harges all Cd,
The Sam CLARK stuck Q barge ct Bakers
Island, bntit Is OIL right aud will float or
assoon as there Is sufficient water. As
there ID good water below Wheeling, no
further trouble Is apprehended, and be.
sides the boats out all have llghttowR.
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naitlmor. 1.-Two sioct MARKET.

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Bridgeport.

Mr.. Harry Trueman returned yesterday
from Coshocton, where he has been visit
ing friends.
In the case Of AIayberry VS.. Heinlein
yesterday the jury rendered judgment
against Heinlein for $500. -
The g. "A. R. will give a supper on Fri
day and Saturday evenings at the X. Of p.
Hall, for the benefit Of the relief fund Of
their lodge.
At the called meeting Of the stockhold-
era OF the La Belle glass house the propo-
sition Of the Central glass house ,of Wheel
ing, was fully discussed and was almost
unanimously endorsed. 4,
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granting II, asst proposes to take up ten
Inches Of new ground, ground not former
" occupied by Mr.. Reillyis old building.
1t was referred TO the Board Of Public
Works.
AprEG a LAW DREAKHR.
Mr.. ., B. Crawford offered the follow
WnEREAs, =. F. Heyman was indicted
for selling liquor on Sunday by the Cir.
cult Court oi! Ohio county ut its present
term and has since been arrested and
brought before tie police court topper
hitting gambling his place, Al
Resoicsd, That the said Z. +. Heyman's
license be and the came Is hereby re-
pealed.
Mr.. Healy doubted whether Council
could annul 1t was proven TO him that 1t
could. Mr.. Peterson thought the properact
would be to let Hayman appear aud make
an explanation. Mr.. Caldwell moved 70
refer to the Committee on Elections.
Mr.. Hearne moved TO postpone conadera-
tion until the next meeting, which was
done.
In the First Branch, Happy, McGregor
and Wingerter were the absentees. The
report OF the special committee on the new
City Hall, and the transfer Of portion Of
1t to the county, was referred back to the
committee with instructions TO enter more
fully into negotiations with the Board Of
Commissioners, 10 ascertain what the
county wanted, etc.
The Branch concurred with the Second
In nearly allthe business passed by It at
last nights meeting and the ono Of last
Friday night, One or two resolutions
were referred.
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- TIE s11hfkabhtOhfl iA9h AVIAN. -,
The q. "A. Helmbright claim was again
brought up by . resolution offered by Mr..
Stanley, providing that 500 be paid him
nfttii fot his tlaim and ali costs arising
from II, Tie resolution cites that eas
judgment has been given against the city
oECe by q Justice Of the PeaCe and again
by 8 Jun. in the Circuit Court, where the
case was taken on an appeal and q further
defense would only involve the city in I'd;
ditional cost II would be better 10 settle.
The resolution wRs finally referred 70
the Committee on Claims, after q o long
discussion in which this now somewhat
celebrated aase was thoroughly gone over
and the uniuStuesa Of the elaila shown.
II 10 not ut al certain, 60 The Council was
Informed, that tho Circuit Court will s4s.
tain the verdict rendered BY The Jury, and
order the judgment entered against the
city. y 2 lsss .t a., I, So n -
Iii, James MICA dams, who hasjpst COM
pletad q nov house on Sixteenth street on
the site on which his old house formerly
stood was informed. b.. the hoard -et Pab-
.IiG Works yesterday that he could not pat
down the stone steps to bis front door as
they would project on the pavement.
These steps when downwiilnctB e q Heaf
tliecntb stone by about three feet as The
steps Of his old house, which stood there
for nearly Atty years aud thus acquired
the ground by occupation. He petitjoned.
TO be alloEedto put down Ills steps and
the right waa granted by both branches.
The First in this connection considered
the pesiton Tor an aria on the fcert eenth
street side Of the new Reilly block, but
declined 70 concur with tho Second ~
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For Rent-Ftont Room
WAntad-sltuAtIon In = Liquor Store. 4.
The WhIte Mountain Ice Cream Freezer. &,
For aale-The ONCE Saloon.
For Charlie ,lon-Steamcr ". N. Chancellor.
For Sale-h0usehold Goods,
sIoskhol1en' Meeting Camp Ground Besel
EotIessTo Architects Cor tractors and Builders
aud Clti1lns Generally. ~
Funiiower Bskipg Poweer-R. J. smyth.
Excursion partlel Take Notice s
Louisiana STATE Lottery Company.
B.F. MISUNDERSTANDING, 40.
To Glass House and Rolling Mill Men. t
slnOok d Co,-flead OF Local.
epen House Bunch Of Keys-Feurth page.
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Miss Annie sterritt, OF Wheeling, the
guest Of Miss Eta Harvey, First ward.--
,L}elLdire Inicnsndallk ~. ~
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Col. Stotlsr, the genial second clerk at
tho Mcclure house, LETT for Chicago yester.
day to attend the National Convention Of
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Aca.s for Ias.stiKation.

For. some time q scandal in low lie, has
been attracting come attention 10 East
Wheeling. A white woman, Mrs. Maggie
Otto, who was some time ago arrested and
served tan days in jail for Improper .rela.
tlonS with q colored man named Kades,
wa recently taken yiolentlydill, at the
house OF jeseie Sells, q notorious colored
woman, living in Alley ~, Id Castle Gar.
den.m a doctor was summoned aud gave
II as his opinion that the wonati's Sick
ness was due q. premature confinement
Subsequently this was confirmed by ads.
covery in 4 trunk in THE house, There
are charges that medicine was admins,
tered TO produce the effect, and the Sells
woman Is declared to have bought awell
known drug Just before the Developments
mentioned. Tho Otto woman has d sister
living on the South Sidoywho % anxious
TO make an effort 10 redeem her, but % IN
her condition will not permit herremoyai: