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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-14
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the Ticket Agents, q p 81
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-14

Inc only cigarettes which do not
STICK to the lips are Opera Puts.
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The G ,lden sTvh MI
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at the upper erd III
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stones. Further ui1 \
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sword is estimated Aha
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-14

August Boltz, so
has published a N
prove that the Cycles
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the Oyssan story ofIh, |
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wss based on marins u
wart PEOPLE Of shs "a
round Mount Ems, ~
name Kyklors wal ~
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sprung from Italy, =
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where lin Greece i ut
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wall circle. "
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The Women Roused 10 Action

The Women Roused 10 Action
LONDON, July IA mass.meelng
OF women was held in the Princes
theater this afternoon to consider wava
and means to protect young girls from
the horrible pitfalls OF London
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LONDON, July l3.-Gen. Lord
Wolseiey arrived here this afternoon.
The Victoria railway station was
crowded with soldiers, officers and
civilians IN anticipation of his arrival.
and he was given an enthusiastic re.
ception.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20
LICENSES REDUCED.


President PIicep, Graded License Bill Ma
terialIy Amended.
In the State Senate yesterday afternoon
Senate Bill 60, President Prices Graded
License bill was taken up. Mr.. Price said
he was opposed to prohibition, not be-
cause he did not recognize the evil Of the
liquor traffic, but because he believed pro-
hibition would not prohibit, One way to
lessen the evil was to reduce the
number Of saloons, and it was to do
this that he had introduced this bill. He
had, however, had arguments presented
to him which edhimt TO believe the figures
fixed by him in the original bill were too
high, and he would consent to their re-
duction.
After some further discussion Mr..
Floyds amendment proposing TO make
the license for retailing liquors at theatre 8
$50 was adopted. The bill was further
amended by reducing the tax on saloons
proportionally 10 the population Of tue
towns where they exist. This rs amended
REQUIRES saloon keepers-in Wheeling to
pay State tax Of $3.50. The provision re-
iating to wholesale liquor dealers was
amended, requiring them to pay State
tax OF $3.50, and persons who retail wine;
porter, ale, &C., are by another amends
ment required to pay a license ranging
from SIS TO $l25, according to the popula-
ton OF the town. Druggists license was
increased from $40 TO $50. Without
further amendment the bill was ordered
10 lis envrossment and third reading.
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AZ The I.land Rink.

The Island rink last night held one Of
the largest crowds that ever assembled
within 1t walls. The surface was crowded
with skaters and many Of the spectators
were unable to secure seats. Mr.: A. Z.
Estabrook, the Henley representative, was
present and gave anotherone ofhis artistic
exhibitions. He performed several now
and almost incredible acts and was
awarded round after round Of applause.
The second special event on the pro.
gramme for last night was the second race
Tor gold medal. 1t was again won by
.Laue. Zillis, while in the race, fell and
was slightly hurt. Everyone waspleased
with the entertainment. A large mum.
her OF the city's best skaters are pleasantly
anticipating the masquerade carnival
which takes place at tho rink next Mon,
day night.
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arrived, and lie stopped short, with the
understanding lint de ahnnid have the

arrived, and lie stopped short with the
understanding that he should have the
privilege Of resuming this morning.
Mr.. Powell proposed that the members
OF the House remain and hear Col! Dan
Johnson on the subject, aud ut once nu-
mefons calls for johnson" were heard.
Col, johnson In response TO these calls
took the floor and spoke briefly, holding
the crowd steadily. he said that co-edu-
cation had been fought every time II was
proposed TO Introduce tin new tnstitu-
ton, but in every case where II had been
adopted the faculty and friends Of the
school were now hearty supporters Of the
system. II had been found that the ordi-
nary intercourse between ladies and gem
tlemen in society. when carried into col.
leges improved the morals and enhanced
the standard OF scholarship OF the pupils.
/. As to the practicability OF co.education
in the West Virginia University, he said
there was plenty OF room in the college
buildings for class and study rooms, the
faculty is large enough to teach five times
the present number Of pupils, and the ar
rangements which can be made with Mrs.
Moore Tor the use OF her seminary build
ing as dormitory, without cost TO the
State, would give. all the facilities neces.
sary. The Colonel spoke until after 10
o'cloCk.
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THE HOARD 0FEpUcArIoN
In Regular Monthly ses.ion-conmIttss Re

iu lkeknlhf bAuhhhi1 oSAsioA-S SSaasihsNS@-N-
ports, etc., Considered.
The regular February meeting Of the
Board Of Education was held last evening
at the Boards rooms in the Pnblic Library
building. President Collier presided. The
absentees were Messrs. Acker, Ellingham,
Isett, Jepson, Mccoy and Pipes. The
minutes were read and approved.
Bills to the amount of sl,Ol5 % were
presented by the Committee on Accounts
and ordered paid.
The Committee on Finance reported
that it had had beforeit the applications
of several persons for refund oil taxes
paid on erroneous assessment. The com
inittee recommended the following reduc-
tons, the application in each case being
accompanied by q certificate from the City
Clerk to the effect that such reduction
had been allowed by the city alter the
said ERRONEOUS assessment had been paid
TO the Collector. TheB Board allowed the
reductions recommended, which were US
follows: Thomas r. Nlotlat, 60 cents;
Commercial Bank, $40 80; Ada Dillon
81 20: st. james Hotel Company, So 10;
4. Campbell, 81 GO; a. D. Work, 50 %.
Tie Committee on Public Library re-
ported that after making due allowance
Tor all current expenses chargea6le TO the
Library fund there will be balance Of
about 81 500 that can, and in the opinion
of the committee should, be expended in
the purchase Of books. y very few books
have been purchased this year and the in
crease in circulation has been consider.
able. The committee further reported
that it had prepared list Of new books to
be purchased, and 1t was authorized to
expend 81 500 in procuring the same.
The bond OF MIC Crawford, City Col
lector, and by virtue Of his Office collec-
tor OF school taxes, wasprc3ented and ap;
proved. II is in the sum Of $4,000 and
the sureties are II. j. Smyth, John d.
Crawford, James Neil, Ira B. Van Fossen
and Walter Marshall.
The regular monthly report OF snperin-
tendent Birch was received and filed.
Following will be found an extract:
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TIE MASON 1,AX BILL
strongly opposed BY wheeling lsusIns

Strongly Opposed by wheeling business
Men.
The Jobbers and Manufacturers Asso.
citation Of this city held a meeting yes.
terday afternoon, at which the main topic
considered was the proposed legislation
pending in the Legislature affecting the
interests Of business men particularly,
and especially the Mason Tax bill, intro
duced in the Senate by the sub-commit-
tee Of the Committee on Finance and Tax
alton. Strong grounds were taken by all
present agairit the provisions of this bill,
and committee was appointed TO present
to the legislators theviews Of the menu
bers OF this association. This committee
consists Of Nlessrs. William Ellingham, A.
J.Sweeney, Robert Simpson, Joseph Bel,
Isaiah Warren, ]. II. Naylor and w. a.
Wilann.
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4 IreIsnAron RoDpEDl
q gl.ly na.a E.I9.d DslI..l. ., : clanl

BERNARD. = ~ ~ !.
Annie johnson, alias Smith, coloredI
woman, has been arrested ona charge Of
robbing Ira O. Post, a member Of the
House nom Harrison county, OF $50 She
is to have a preliminary hearing before
Justice Woods this morning at 10 O'Clock.
She Is the same girl who figured in the
courts short time since in connection
with robbery at Mrs. Wier's, on North
Market street. Mr. Post has been room
ing and boarding at DR.. Ulrich's on Chap
line street above Twelfth until few days
since, when owing to the illness OF the
Doctors wife .he and Messrs. Randolph
and Taylor took their meals outside, but
continued to room at the Doctors. MIR.
Posts habit was TO keep his money in an
envelope in one OF his vest pockets, and on
retiring to put the vest under
his pillow. Monday he put on
another suit and neglected TO
change the contentsof his pockets. About
4 o'clock that afternoon he missed his en-
velope and ut once went TO his room TO
get It, but 1t was gone. Annie johnson,
the chambermaid, was at once suspected
OF being the thief. She was questioned, but
Of course denied taking the money and
nothing further was done. Yesterday it
was discovered that during the night she
had left the Doctors house, taking with
her all her clothes, and was making ar
rangements to go 10 East Liverpool. II
was also found out that she had been
spending money freely. These facts be:
coming known a warrant was issued and
placed in the handsof the police, who soon
landed her in jail. Alter being arrested
she partially confessed to having taken
the money and turned over $50. The bal.
ance had been spent. A new cloak that
she had purchased was also left with the
Justice and Annie was sent to jail.
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PraI.lng q New plseoyery.

Tic Mayor Of Baltimore aud every other
leading official have, in conjunction with
the Governor Of Maryland and other heads
OF the State Government, publicly en-
dorsed by their Autograph signatures the
certificate OF the Health Commissioner OF
Baltimore, setting forth the fact that the
harmful and frequently fatal results. at
tending the use 81 cough mixtures con-
tanning opiates, narcotics or poisons are
entirely overcome in the Red Star Cough
Cure, They state that It happily sup
plants the Objectionable aud dangerous
features OF PREPARATIONS heretofore relied
upon, and which haYc Often caused the
death OF children.
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ABOUT People.
stranger. in tho olsy and wheeling rolt.


Abroad.
Ex-Delegate Lynch, of Harrison county,
isin the city.
Col. Dan johnson, Of Tyler county, is in
the city again.
Mr.. Lou swabacker has gone to New
York on business.
DR.. w. X. Curtis, OF Wellsburg, was in
the city last evening.
Ex-U. S. Senator Henry G. Davis is exc
pected in the city to-day or tomorrow.
Col. D. A. Keys, advance agent for j. X.
Emmett, is stopping atthe St. james Hotel
NIr. G. B. Smith, OF New Castle, Pa,
agent for Appleton's 'Cyclopedia, IS in the
city.
Mr.. A.G. Robinson. Of Chicago, Passen-
ger Agent Of the Chicago & Alton HAIL
road, was in town yesterday.
President Price, Of the State Senate, re-
turned to the city yesterday from q three
days visit to his home In Mineral county.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Major
Ed w. S. Moore; formerly OF Fairmont,
now OF Washington City, to Miss katha-
rine w. Lee, at the First Presbyterian
Church at Washington, next Monday af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock.
Hon. NJ. w. WEIGH, a prominent attor-
ney OF Keyser, arrived in tho city yester-
day to look after the interests Of certain OF
his clients that are affected by some Of the
peculiar provisions contained in the min
ing bills now before the Legislature. Mr..
Welch Ia an eN.member of the House,
having served several times. In 1870 he
was Speaker Of the House.
Capt. JONES Little, of Piedmont, super.
intenlent OF the coal mines OF the Big
Vein Coal Company, is in the city. He
is here to watch the proposed legislation
on mines and mining. Capt. Little Is a
very successful and practical superintend-
mittecs on mining will not fail to make a
good impression. He is able TO point out
many bad features in tho various mining
bills that have been presented.
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An ImnprLnnt cornnrntIon.

Secretary OF State Stalnaker yesterday
issued certificate Of incorporation 10 the
Natural Gas Company Of West Virginia,
u corporation having its headquarters in
this city, with q nominal capital stock Of
Sl,000,600, Of which sum nine shares Of
Sll0 each have been subscribed. The
company proposes to bore for oil and gas
and 70 convey tie same by pipes, and TO
DO all business necessary or incidental TO
this. The corporators are O. w. Bachelor,
James ]. Buchanan and James Bishop, OF
Pittsburgh; James Craze and I. j. Under
griit, Of Jamestown, New York, and j.
\. Vance, John g. Hoffman and Thomas
O'Brien, OF this city.
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The Over werEed Woman,

Household work aud care Of several
small children pulled her down and al.
most made q wreck Of her health. Browns
Iron Bitters brings her up and YitaliEes
who have become dyspeptic and depressed
in spirit may take hint from the case OF
Mrs. Baker, Of 4l5 Oak street, Louisville,
Ky. She gays, ~ obtained complete re.
lief from dyspepsia and depression by
using Rrowlts Iron Bitters."
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scnMuLnAcn BREWING Co. q well known
brand Of "Erlanger' Beer will BIO on
draught to-day and tomorrow In all prin.
clpal saloons IN this city, Bellaire, Bridge.
port, Martins Ferry, Benwood and imme.
diate vicinity. Same can be procured in
bottles at Chris. Siebke's bottltng works.
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Accompanying this report was the
monthly report OF tho Librarian. The
circulation in the library for the month
ending January 20, was 5,7i6; in the read
ing room, SOL I; average circulation per day,
2lS; amount received from fines, etc, Sl4.
The bond Of Clerk II. II. Pendleton in
the sum Of s. 900 with John 0. Pendleton
and George Hook slretles, was received
and approved.
A proposition to furnish the Hardin
FIRE hand grenades for tho schools OF the
city FROM the agents In this city selling
these fre.extinguIshers, was referred to
u Committee on Buildings and Grounds,
there should be dozen or so OF these
grenades in each building.
A few unimportant matters were con-
sidered, and at s:lS o'clock the Board adj
f0nrnnd
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TnE ISSUE pRouonT HONE.

Mr.. Dean concluded with considers
ton Of tho practicability and expediency
OF co-educatlon at Morgantown. He asked
who on this floor was ready TO condemn
co.education or pronounce 1t failure in
the normal schools OF this State? II II
was success there, why not in the Uni
versity2 Why draw the line between the
normal schools and the University any
more than between the public schools and
the normal schools?
=. he contrasted the expense for educa.
ton Of young men by this State and for
that Of young women, since the State was
organized, and maintained that the State
was unjust to the young women. 10 the
taxpayers and to herself in thus discrimi-
mating against the women-the women
who are 10 be the wives and mothers OF
the future, The Wheeling Female Col
lege Is q fair example, certainly, OF the
female educational institutions OF the
State. Its curriculum was contrpGted with
that OF the State University, and the edn-
cation impaired at the Female College
was pronounced superhoial-only. on par
with that in the freshman year at the
University.
Mr.. Dean ridiculed tho idea advanced by
Mr.. Lucas, that the admission Of female
students might forfeit the land grant from
the United States, which was made to
found q school 20 teach military tactics
and the agricultural and mechanical arts.
Mr.. Dean proceeded to show that the inala
pupils did not oil study military tactics.
He said any person who would come into
a court Of Justice with the proposition. ad.
ysucel on this floor would be laughed
out Of 1t. A letter was read from DR..
Payne, Of the Ohio Wesleyan University,
denying that he had eyer said ooeduca-
ton was failure, and one from DR.. Eddy,
President Of the Cincinnati Uni
yersity, pronouncing II sue
cess. He said the progressive
members Of the faculty, major.
fly OF the Board OF Regents, the alumni,
the teachers OF the State, Governor Jack.
SON, were all In favor Of 1oedpcation; and
az 10 the cost OF introducing coedq9ation
IN the University, the friends Of the meas.
ure have not asked for cont; 1t Is tho
enemies Of Goeducation, who desire to
load the project down with more than Il
can carry. Al that was asked by the
friends OF the measure Was the privilege
of putting the large appropriation given
to The University to better use. The
money paid for q chaplain, q man to pray
for twelve professors who were teaching
morals, could be diverted TO D better use,
Mr.. Dean spoke til quarter past nine,
and was listened to throughout with the
closest attention by both members and
visitors, Of whom there were large mum:
Der present.
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On February 81 and March |, and 8 the
B. 4 o. %. viii sell Inauguration excur.
sion tickets 70 Washington, ID. O., good
returning until March 10, inclusive. Day
express leaves at7sA, N. and arrives at
Washington city at TEN. Nightexpress
leaves ut 1850 p. ". and arrives Of Wash.
ipgtoni ps 9. 1T Ts20 a, ~, city time, y
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A rl.eatriesii Ipjup elton.

Charley Shay has been served with a
notice from George w, Peck, OF Peck's
Milwaukee Sun, restraining him from
playing 'iPeck's Bad Boy'' at his theatre
next week, and IN injunction will in all
be served on him TO stop the
play A picnic may hp looked for, as
Manager Shay says aPeckis Bad Boy" will
be played on Monday night next, come
what will. The play Is advertised and that
settles IL, 80
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sCHs1ULBACH DRGwING co.'s well
known brand Of "Erlanger" Beer will
be on iraught to-day and tomorrow In
all principal saloons in this City, Rellairc,
bridgeport, Martins Ferry, BenwOod
and Immediate vicinity. Same can be
procured In bottles at Chris. Siebke's
bOtiIing works.
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On and alter this dete parties owning
their own skates will not be charged any
thing extra for the use 1 surface. Parties
holding skate checks and surface tickets
and owning theirown skates. can have
them redeemed at the ticket office Of the
rink. 1stlNp RoLlIl RINK COMPANY.
lEhhffag, ". Va, sEFb, q, 1889:
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SCK,lULB4CH BREWING CO.'S well
known brand of "Erlangerr Beer Will
be on dranght today and Tomorrow In
all principal saloonslr this City, Bellaire,
bridgeport, Martins Ferry, BenwOOd
and immediate vicinity. Same can be
procured In bottles ut Chris. Sicbke's
bOttling works.
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sCIMULBACH BREWING CO.'S we'll
known brand OF "Erlangere Beer will
be on draugIt to-day and tomorrow In
all principal saloons In this City, Bcllaire,
bridgeport, Martins Ferry, BenwO0d
and Immediate vicinity. Same can be
procured In bottles Mt Chris. Siebkc's
battling works.
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sCHNULBACH BREWING co.'s well
known brand OF ssErlanger" Beer will
be on draught to-day aud Tomorrow In
all principal saloons In this City, Bellaire,
bridgeport, Martins Ferry, BenwOOd
and Immediate vicinity. Same con be
procured IN. bottles ut Chris. Slebke's
LDttliug works.
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TnE managers Of the Island rink con.
template giving q masquerade to their
patrons at an carly day. The Wheeling
Skating Club In their first Grand Mardi
Gras Carnival will be the attraction Rt the
rink Monday evening, February %,
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soHMuLR4oII BREwtSo CO. well known
brand OF "Erlangern Beer will be on
draught to-day and tomorrow in all pyias
clpal saloons In this city, Rellalre, bridge
port, Martins Ferry, Benwood and imme-
dlate vicinity. Same can be procured in
bottles at Chris. Siebke's botaing works,
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EXTENSIVE preparations are being made
for a grand Art Exhibition at Kinks Art
Store, opening March / and continuing
for a period often days 10 two weeks, and
tromthe interest that Is manifested in 1t
by the lady artists 1t promises TO be a
grand success on their part, and will give
our citizens a treat in art that they win
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SCHMULDACH BREWING CO.'S well
known brand OF "Erlanger" beer will
be on draugbt to-day mud tomorrow In
all principal saloons In this City, Bellaire,
bridgeport, Martins Ferry, BenwO0d
and Immediate vicinity. Same can be
procured In bottles nc Chtis. Siebke's
bOttling works.
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a1e,u Advertisements
GEALED PROPOSALS.
CRY CLEHx,snrnn

CRY CLEHEs oFncL
wIIEELIxo, W. Va, February d isa
Sealed proposals will be received Al N. ~, :,
the City Clerk until Monday, February y ia :,
6o'clock p ". fsr the removal Of al il,cbsn ~,
age and otlal from within the city Limits ~ ".
year commencing April !, lSsS the 6lds 70 q; i !,
For the Flnt district, comprising ali Of IL, FIN,
ward. '-s 'l,'
Fo5 Tho Second district, comprising he s,,o,a
FOR the Third district, comprising the Thir,,l
Fourth wards. '@ -44
for the Fourth dIstrIct, compiling al s,ptb a,
Wheeling Geek IN caldEellG Kun,
For the Filth district, computing al ,o.tA q
Caldwell'S Run 30 the southern line II lht N,
No person will be awarded for mon M m.
district, nor can they b. InterAlel IN any nnso..
for more than ono district.
Proposals 10 be addressed 10 the Chairman al "A.
Committc. on Health, tho Committee fstfTIs, N.
T1gNt IN reject any or all bids.
iele1 PRANK RnwERS. CityrJet
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Terms o. salO-cAslI. ,v p urBBlIR I
Admihltratoro Of the RstaicoI Al t'1 =
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