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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21
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WorkDsn Are engaged IN pattins 10
coal ssalss on Colu&u's wharf
Tns ship Erisaso1 vas tsssd mo
poFs ysstsEdAy. See ~ chartered 10 cAIry
S1Astie coal - San FrSneisoo.
sir letters At this oshss await p. =
tue sent!stns Al ~ho advertised $50 to
iosn. and ks Sill please cali for Ct e
same.
A lost pair Of gold ese Riasses are ad-
V4rst=sd for 10 another column. The
finder sih please leave tue same At th1s
olBcs
The street. plsnkine OF Froui street
aos-s c0Wn 5o1Sle sldIh, IT ssems. SIX
teen feet vas foand 80 god that II has
bern determined 70 Try thirty too from
Madison ,tcset on
The revenue Cater Rash came into
pogt for cal yesterday. m1ch 10 th5
Satisfaction Of tWo .neurbers Of b. 2
sres. sh0 vere left during the cutter 9
tseens wait to this city.
The Rev. J. X. ThsDysoo delivered
hts Lecture 90 The Word Of IugeFsoll
and tue Word Of q ID. At CueGalis, on
Bbs evening Of the i7sb. He will next
lssifErf u az Yakima City.
ihe Y. W. G. T. [. will bold their
regular meeting this afternoon. at 3
5'eIOck, in the basem-It Of tbs C,'pgre-
ancs are to oa trans teied.
Sutherland d Co. have removed their
store from tue BE '9u building on Front
street, TO the Pacific building On Main
street. CsIkins a hsddlsh sIli take tie
room vacaIsd by Sutherland 4 Go.
The Chinaman arrested Ihursdsy for
atealing a snit OF eiothipg from = Eel
ksu Chinaman, was released Yesterday
On the complaining witness withdraw
ing the charge. and plying the costs. IL
IL way they have.
Monday has been selsGttd as the
sirnS for the decisive thooting match b
tvesn Company ID \. G. " andt q
Seattle X iss, for the silver cup offered
by the GoFdon II rdxAre Company
Toe match will take place At the Jack
Bon street range.
They are sellin9 Cedar river coal from
the Colman block for the town trade.
The matteY OF measure or weight il left
10 the transfers. THIS may average up
10 the custoInsEs a. we'll a. IL Weighed,
bat IL gill nos give equal satisfaction,
and In the end will not pay the com
paby.
Yesterday morning j. Is. Mstcalfs.
ESQ, Left this city for Washington City,
where be will attend the inaugural cers
msuies, and hopes to return with a oom-
mission Ia his pocket. Mr.. Metcalfe
would accept the Secretaryship of the
Territory " IL we're forced upon hin BY
President Cleveland.
In the Bsv Swedish Lutheran Church
on Third street, between Pike and Pine
there will be service tomorrow at l0s8
=. M. when Rev. Mr.. Sksns, of Pert
land, and Rev. Mr.. HoikA, Of Astoria
will preach. In the evening, at 7:30. the
church will be dedicated, when Rev. Mr.
Ielleen. of San Francisco. will preside
The Northwest Fruit Company does
nos seem to feel the hard times. IL en-
deavoss 20 keep full stock on hand,
and would be most successful in that
endeayor were it not for the constant
,forts OF its patrons, Numbering many
hundreds Of persons, TO carry away the
goods--the chickens, the turkeys, the
oranges and lemons, the oocoanuts anC
walnuts, the celery aud onions, etc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21

Digest Of Decisions rendered by the
Commissioner Of the General Land OF
hcs and Secretary OF the Interior, relst-
iHR to the Public Land, prepared and
reported semi monthly for the Posr Is
TELLIoEscEa, by Tsnkersly q Young,
attorneys az Lag and practitioners be
fore tbs Sapreme Court of the United
states, the Legislative and Executive
Departments, IN all matters oouoernino
grants, Iudian titles, miues and other
publte lands. Ofhcs-6G f ST.. Wash
iugtoD, ID. @.
Practiee. --Any rule may be waived BY
Commissioner, sabj-ct to review by the
secretary of the Interior on exceptions
SO TO the propuety OF sncn WAIVER.
lAstg. Soc. TO C0mm'r, January 10th
1855
2. Register and Il sceiver NAV order
bearing on application to CONTEST Tim
Der Culture entry for iny.lidiiy. In
such CASE the notice 10 settler, and not
the affidavit on which citation issued
gives Jurisdiction TO r. II X and, afrer
such notice. objections TO affid .vit Z .
inaofhcienoy should not be heard
Graves vs. Alex 'n1er. ActI. Secretary,
January 9th. 1885
made before Register and Rec liver, or a
Clerk Of Ooars Of Record Of the Couu-
~ IN which land Is situate. (Aot1.
Comm'r 20 Inspector Hobbs, Ja0uar,
5, b, 1896 }
.. 10 pre- emption settlements. there
noust be concurrence of act and inten-
ton TO appropriate. An act showing n
purpose only 60 reserve the land for IN
tnre settlement does NOS appropriate the
land rq1irsd by Law. (H0wden "a. Pi.
per. Secretary, Jsnu,ry 81. 1885.
s. A settler comply ing with the law A.
~ r. sidvn Y and cultivation, bat failing
10 make proof Ia time, should not b.
deprived OF the land by parties claiming
under soldl'r's additional homestead
entries. which we're made by attorney
coauiEAnt Of condition Of settler's Il aim.
lDus.i ct as. W. Nelson, Aetg. Ssore
lsrv, January l2ih, 1885
Homestesds. Final Proof where en-
tRv vas obtained BY frsud should be re-
i8eted without regard TO compli ,nce
With law hv claimant Subsequent 20 en-.
try. Ex par e sanders Secretary, Janu-
AIRY 5th, lsS6.l
Timher Caltare.-In oass Of siInulta.
peous applications 10 enter traat= in
same section, there il no Authority 10
sell to the highest bidder the privilege
Of making Timber Culture entry. and
saoh an entry Is no bar 20 a subse quenI
application. tAstR. Secretary, January
iath, ls35.l
RailFoads.--A tract Of land within In
deEnnity limits OF q grant which, 1t the
date OF withdrawal. was covered by az
nnesnoelied homestead entry. may. upon
becoming vacant, be again entered BY a
settler. provided IL ia done before selec-
ton by the company. IS. A ". Ala. X.
I. Go, ". Logan, Secretary. January
9Th. lsah.l
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An ACCOMMODATING CI.Rkk.--fn the
AAsssr o. registering vosers tee Tacoma
Gay Clerk Is she upo<s accommodating
80 fseerd. lie Dot only gees from wari
70 uaEd. fer tks pablse eonvenieace. hot
Ne takes tbs heok W meetlnes, aud from
hoess 10 kease. and whilheF~eaver b.
eaooses 30 80. He had il, tue other
esentng. 81 . mass eaeetine. ard chen
he business Saa completed 70 sAs an.
noane~d that "a uispoFtanisy Do REGISTER
weaid moo Be prsssenseSi, and larry.
nemeer OF nessans are said ie have
syaiied thomseisea Of The privileges.
hrre. and 70 ose&t pisesa. IL h osnald
sfed saraetens 90 ,sEen the hooks in ar
cffss, aud % snssF therein sil1iisl@ r@F
seas go present. themselves sltAtn Ger.
tam set hoars
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ExesrED TmossANns

AL over the land are going into eassasy
over Dr.. kinR's New Discovery for Con
samptisn. The unlocked for recovery
ey the timely use Of this great Life
saving remedy. causes them 80 60 near.
~ Wild In lie praise. IL H. guaranteed
te positively cure severe Coughs. Colds,
Asthma, Hay Fever. Broachitis. Hoarse.
nssse. Loss OF Voice. or any affection OF
the Threat or Longs. Tril BATTLES free
At A, d saseart's Drug Store. LArRe
siEe. a..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21

ANNIVERSARY or WanstxaTos's Brsra
nar.- Tbs Young Mems Literary 80.
sisiy Of the University, viii eelehrat.
IN . becoming manner this evening". Al
TIE University Chapel. the Que hundred
and NIFTY third anniversary of Wash
'nEtoa . birthday. The exercises wi.l
esa'nssst % essAys reoitAlioos. oFstions
Arid dramai All enltveaed with the hes,
OF masie. kssides TOE aausic farm shes,
~ r0eme<ra 1t the s'seiesy. Miss Nellie
rafkinsoa viu s,nk. and MF. Z. Lobe
md wife stH furnsss sans Zee aaosis
tn'aa vio4ta ana piano. The exercises
Siil eeeis n : O'Clock promptly. The
guile are cordially loxlts.4.
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A pFseocnAstso OvrIoxA lesssr
rst~ivsd trosa Bate. MostAa4. sA,s
that the easieok torre wsa newer % dis
eaAfAgne ~ a presa4t The rpcel
ansp IN tias Salns Of oappsE has rendsFed
nihlne anpzen .aols, and tle Aiscr has
already oesn closed down aud asherg
sd sSa& folsos, Ia The aasAntlsae n~.
lsssts aaiaes are goii.E 90 oeswern a q
lfailsoad and steamship compares with
% ssss ~ obtAiatng the iasess esszzaals
itAsss Of freaxhs % EaxiAad. Msn~ts'
'szese uiii reoAahiy Ne Fe6aeed, ana es-
,sE5n dY " anxs~ns az TIE rrasusso.. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21

DscwsED-Ssv seAeAsd sssn late
'ssl sssaias tAAs too msa walls COS
lsasiins 90 LaAs uaa0n, we're su~..
sshsr. nAmed Martha Nssf, : eosse,r
sfsa sFosn~a. ha easiy h..a "a e-.r
iesatsfea ~ 10 9lt9aRhs. NJ No.a
se3tes stfs and TIVE enlldren.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21

Archit cts and builders unite In saying
o n Nos, and 2 for ted 70 m and Office
a. the wind w
our W ntiiator Tin any sizel. when
placed thrOush = vall. q window sash. or
y wossaen b r under sash sdmlts q con.
sta supply Of fresh air y der Eel feet
control, without dfanghs; ssy desired
temperature can be maintained In any
should De without II as u stops our. lara,
excludes ala ana ou>t. and keeps the
~ tne' Constantly fresh without rails
lag the wladows. beinR b -avily plated
In nickel. Il II very ornamental when IN
place. The hand es serve 20 r Ku ate
" nuiator, also 70 raise and lower the
winaow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21
THE STEAMER


Will leave Seattle on SUNDAYS, at $50 nm
for sebome aud intermediate porss. Re
turning, leaves sebome On Monday
ATE. noos, and arrives sf Seattle %
Tuesday, Carp ing passengers % all ports
for ftny Gents and freaght ~ PM
Cents per ton.
Regular time and frst class accommo
datiorEs fur both passengers and freight
@. Z Cl1AECEY,
q. II. PRKscOrr, Ag't New Tacoma
Manager, Portland
JOHs MUIK. Trsffie Manager.
A. L. sTOKEs. 9ea. fFt And Pass1 Agt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21

Dexf iaxs 5rIsas aKRrSG-A gen.
tlsnsn sha has inss returned from
fseserss states thas be nsa bosA Bash
and Aallea. Ia eeavarsaEisn the las
tss said l aaa 10 AmsraaAa, ala ils-
hka laxsnK In tssstssA Ietasa pa. Dol w.ll
ny and worry q eilt NATL ladss are~ne
euss "a the eeHpia. Waea as a.
Sssot = .seRosatrss. IN tssas baek 10
essatfis ena stand sag msal." Mr.. MAJ.
-. no 1pana saals haxa fair trial N
~ 80 ~ W eaaas hasa. whten be vii
feososy a. shsn he lsafsls tAat sAasr
ofesnsHa fxma~aL
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sssses aenss tshs aha every Sssarasx
- 49,. ~ - iSN'als ei The O.iss 80.
nsaeea karestA G@sa mesa 49,
sasa = eaAsa s1nalnaAa sssa ads
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21
THE STEAMER
DAISY.
0. R. & N. CO.
STEAMER SCHEDULE.
PUGET s0UND DIVISION.

From Tacoma 70 Victoria, B. c., ana
way ports, daily except sunday At pm.
trsm Seattle to Victoria and war ports
daily lexcept Monday at ESQ q. m.
Frun Victoria to Tacoma and wa,
ports. daily texcept Sunday ~ 4 q. m.
from foft Townsend 70 Iacoma ans
a m
From Seattle 70 Tacoma. daily lexcepa
sunday. 1t pm. and every day at $50
g. m.
From Seattle 70 Olympia and way ports
daily texcept Sunday, at 40 O. IN.
From Tacoma to Olympia and stella
COON, daily Cexcept Sunday. at a. m.
From Olympia TO Seattle and way ports
daily texoept sunday At I p m.
From Tacoma 70 Seattle. daily ~ $40
p. m. and 8 p. m.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21
ZOE rnE uPPER skAcrT,

Stuv Glide G w. Cove. Msetes
I RAVES YESLKR's WHARF on
Il Wednesday and esrurdsy. Feturnine
THURSDAY and Monday. calling sf stan
wood, Utsalady. NOS Landing. Skagif
CRY. A0out VefAoE. Starring and all In
terInediAte pofnts above. FOR freight o.
pas~aee apply on hoard or % GEORGE
t0sTEP. ~ -Ae wha-< spi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21
MARRIEU.

NJ &gILLAs-HC us s5tJ. Feb "A
o; tie -essGence OF Mr.. " eJmeztA og
kev. J. IL. rkidGcrs. U11 Mem Ian
ara Julia e Huss, al q Seattle
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situation Wanted .

a GOOD TURNER. PRACTICAL
~ N n o. kanI sawN a. .psr. a e ~
oT esAner soo1 rNt9rense AAars.s Aax
n so2sIlS ". r.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

= kITHER THE STEAMER EilZA
a AHdersea noe ow nefs will be fesEs,n.
eihas Tor q It's contracted by any pr 90
uaies~ npcn wriItsu order signed bg
either Captain % q ser. ksy der ~
Feh's lSss I'd
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Stockholders Meeting.
For Sale at a Bargain.

ONE UPRIGHT BOILNR. EIGHTY
~ 2Inch tubes; length of rae. -
inches tnbes subme ged; extension su-
terhea er. Al.o, one 6sxs u bright engine.
shaft and propeller, with full equipments
for a ~ al sts amer.
r. NJ. CARR.
fel5 Room !. Yesler-Leary Building,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21

- AMIR LODGE, No. ssiS MEETS
4 I IN Odd Fellows Han frSs na1 thira
saturdays Of each month.
te1l l. 70. RllRRINa TlAs-nAtr-
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Improve Your LAYING Stock.

HAvEA FEW BR0wS LEGHoRN
4 Crow Is Left, matched tn season from
imported stocK Brown Legnorn fowls
are the est layers IN existence. and any
pe. son keeping fowls or eRSs should have
this variety. Price. 80 u 50 each trios
two pullets and q cockreD $40.
nua c. STONE.
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DAlRYME N

I IMPROVE YOUR MILK STOCK. THE
L undersigned has for sale one fun blood
two-yesrola Je. sey bal
ID. T. DENNY.
seAtt,e. W. r.. FEB. IL IssL feiS
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WANTED.

1xnO ACRES or TIMBER LAND.
lCOO b. the New York Timber Land
Association. Address. with description
II. G. IEMPL kMAS
Care Gordon hardware Company,
feiS y Seattle. W T.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21

SEATTLE LODGE No. & ]. o @. T.,
- meets every Monday, g 40 p m, a.
treir hail. Front street Visiting mem
he-s always welcome.
JOHN b. DFNNY, ". e. T.
W A Hall. w = dell
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-15
ruE sp1ENp1p snow
Being Given n. charley shay's Academy
This Week.

Being Given ut charley shay's Academy
= This Week.
Large and delighted audiences were
present at Charley shay's Academy OF
Music yesterday afternoon and evening.
Austin's Australian Novelty Combination,
which is holding the boards at this popu-
lar place OF amusement this week is be-
yond question the finest that has been IN
the house since il has been under us
present efficient management. The en-
tertainment is wonderful one. Every
thing is interesting and new. There 10
not a bad feature about 1t. The great
ariel act Of the Austin sisters, their
flying leaps from one trapeze to another
are graceful and difficult, and the walking
OF Mile. Aimee, head downward from tne
ceiling is very thrilling. It cannot be ex-
planned and must be seen to be apprecla-
ted. 0na, the wire walker, is another pig
card. The Australian athletes perform
feats OF strength and daring that appear al
most incredible; their groupings on the
ladders are most extraordinary. The La
mar brothers, Rench and Wood, Miss
Jessie Leo and the Milton brothers all
have excellent performances. The roller
skating by the Russians isa very taking
act and always wins appiause. Z
The house should be filed to over
flowing for the remainder OF the week.
The Austin Sisters performance is alone
worth the admission, and 1t will be long
time probably before another show equal
to this one will be here. It has received
the highest praise from the press wher;;
ever it has appeared, and recently played
for two weeks in New York to packed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-15

The Ohio Valley Protective Union, Of
this city, as will be seen by the report Of
its annual meeting in another column, has
secured the services, as Vice President, Of
Hon. George D. Eldridge, OF Boston,
Mass, a gentleman whose business educa-
ton has been that Of life insurance, theo-
retical and practical, from thestart. AS q
writer on lie insurance, he is known by
every insurance man in the country, and
his work on The Guardian, Of Boston, has
been one Of the most potent aids IN the
OF mutual benefit life irsur-
ance that It has ever had. His services in
the Legislature Of Massachusetts, were
particularly marked by the broadening Of
the life insurance laws Of that State, In the
direction OF better establishment and
protection Of the rights Of policy-readers.
Although he has had abroad experience
in business, In addition to his special
training in life insurance, Mr.. Eldridge is
still young man, and the Ohio Valley
feels that it has made notable acquisi-
ton in one whom It regards as unsurpass-
cd by any life insurance man in the coun-
49,. ...H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-15
ApoUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the city aud wheeling Folks

Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mr.. John T. McGraw, Of Grafton, is in
the city.
o.s. White, Esq, Of Romney, is at the
Mcclure Aouse. ID
Hon. ]. Dunbar, Of steubenville, was in
town yesterday.
]. H. Bristor, OF Martinsburg, is among
the prominent West Virginians in the
city.
Mrs. W. S. Thompson, Of Penn street
is convalescing from an attack OF typhoid
fever.
Messrs, E. sehon and ]. Capehart, Of
Point Pleasant, arrived in the city yes
terday.
Ex.Sheriff @. B. Smith, Of Parkersburg
was in the city yesterday settling up biz
accounts with Auditor Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Rice were very
pleasantly surprised by number Of their
friends at their residence on Fifteenth
street last evening. 1t was gratifying
testimonial OF the regard and esteem Of
their friends extended in view Of the de-
parture OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rice in the near
future for New York, where they will re-
side. Mr.. Rice will continue his business
here, and will buy for the Wheeling
house in New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-15
THE LEGISLATURE
DULY ORGANIZED YESTERDAY.
Tho pemoeratlo cauoa, Nominee, AN
Eise.ed-unusuai Pebble Interest In tho !.
se.siOn-omeial coun. of the yoteat
the state Election Begun.

The Legislature met yesterday at noon
in accordance with law. There isan in.
usual interest manifested in the session
by the general public. Whether this is the
last session Of the body to be held in this
city or because OF the greater number Of
prominent strangers IN town, 1t would be
difficult to guess.
No business can be legally done in
either house until the official count Of the
vote cast atthe State election in October
Ia completed in Joint session, and the re-
sult determined and announced. This
work was begun yesterday, but was not
half completed at adjournment.
The Governors message was not trans,
nitted to the Legislature, but will be sent
into.day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-15
YouruFuL THIEVES
Bound to Steal something-one of Them
Locked Up.

LpCkeu w.
Yesterday, George Strauss, "Doc''
Strauss and John cauaeid, three young
'hoodlums," the oldest of whom, George,
is but II years old, stole three pairs Of
ladies' fine gum boots that were hanging
in front Of Locke's shoe store on Main
street, and going into an alley near by
pulled Off their old shoes and donned the
boots. They then started up Main street,
but were soon overhauled by Officer Reed,
who made them take of the boots. He did
not arrest them, as two OF them, "Doc"
and John, were arrested a few
evenings since for attemptingoto steal
from Zegenfelder's confectionery and had
to be discharged, as owing TO their youth,
they could not be proceeded against. he
barely reached his beat in North Wheel
ing after returning the boots when lady
came out OF a house and informed the
officer that a young boy had Just stolen
pair OF pants from clothes line in her
yard. Reed went back into the alley and
there found George with the pants. lie
was locked up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-15
LOCAL pRFvrTIEs.

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About tho
oity.
oSr marriage license was Issued yester-
aPowER OF MONEY" at the Opera House
again this evening.
TIE Elite Social will give It's select hop
this evening at Arion Hall.
A REoutAL monthly meeting Of the
Board OF Education viii be held this even
ing. =.
INTERESTED crowds watch daily the rapid
building OF Larkin 4 Hanlans roller
skating rink, corner Market and Sixteenth
streets. 1t Is going to be fine one.
MRs. EMMA SRIpLRR was yesterday ap:.
pointed administrative OF the estate OF
Louis seidler, deceased, by Clerk Hook.
she gave bond in the sum Of $1,000, with
A. b. Beuter as surety.
"A HORSE belonging 10 Weisgerber &
RHEIMS ran off in East Wheeling yester-
day afternoon. It was attached TO q de-
| livery wagon which was pretty well de-
molished and the horse was considerably
bruised.
TnE ball to be given for the benefit OF
the boys at the Niagara engine house, 30
as 10 enable them to comfortably ut up
their house, takes place tomorrow night.
The boys should be encouraged by large
attendance. 's'-'''''
iTnE Republicans OF the Fifth ward held
their Council primary last evening and
nominated the following ticket: First
Branch, Fred Linderman; Second Branch,
n. Il. Whitaker, II. F. Behrens and Col.
N. Wilkinson.
RESERVED seats will be placed on sale at
Banners music store this morning for the
engagement at the Opera House OF Maggie
Mitchell, who will play "Little Barefoot
Saturday afternoon, and "Gtaggie, the
Nlidgett,," Saturday night.
Tow GARTER, OF Elm Grove, who was
caught between post and motor at the
Elm Grove depot in this city Monday
night and SO badly crushed, was last even
ing reported as being very low. lie has
been splitting blood freely and it is not ex-
pected that he can live.
GEORGE DREW alias Daugherty, charged
with having embezzled funds belonging to
the Union News Company, was yesterday
arraigned before Squire Phillips and held
| in the sum OF $500 bail, which sum was
furnished and he was released: He is
Young man and has been news-boy on the
trains between here and Grafton.
A GOOD showing for a new insurance
company: The Standard Fire Insurance
Company, OF Wellsburg, at its meeting on
Tuesday, declared stock dividend Of
percent for nine months business, leaving
4 surplus Of cash on hand Of $1,000, on
January l, 1885. The company has paid
losses since its organization amounting Ia
S4,S75.
A PRIVATE skating party is being gotten
up for this evening by number Of well
known young society people who are roll
er skating enthusiasts. 1t will take place
at the Pavilion rink on the Island after
the public has departed. The party will
have the rink from 1880 till l o'clock
The music will be retained. 1t bids fail
to be a very pleasant event.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-15

AT "a meeting Of the Board OF Directors
Of The Ohio Valley Protective Union, held
ct its office yesterday, the following
officers were elected: President, Gen. /.
H. Duyal, Wellsburg, W; Va; Vice Presi-
dent, Hon. George D. Eldridge, Boston,
Mass. Secretary, w. @. Handlan, Wheel
ing, w. Va; Treasurer, DR.. T. II. Logan,
Wheeling, w. Va; Medical Director, 7.
B. Campbell, NJ. D., Wheeling, W. Va. ;
General Manager, @. G. Dillon, Zanes-
vile, Ohio Attorney, Hon. Robert White,
Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-15

There Is a fair increase in the number o. The re-
celpts over last week. aud the quality y iuIIy as
Eooi as It was then. Trade Is fair 70 ggod. There
arc but few common, rough hogs In the market.
the large majority Of the offerings being good
siEedh hogs. We quote rough soWs and stpgS at 61a
"a. and the better grades Al Gka6Ic., with extra
heavy and strictly primo a shade higher. Same
time last year hogs sold Ut faSIsc.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Arrivals this week. 3i0
Arrivals one year Sis