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Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-22
Police Notes.

Thomas Higgins, a runaway from the Re- form school, was rearrested by Officer Cook yesterday.
 Officers Reilly and Brewer had a lively time with 8 drunken eolored man named George Sarvent while bringing him in yes. terday.
 Samuel Knox was arrested by Officers Orr and Hackett yesterday for violation of the liquor law. Knox keeps saloon at No. 4s Hudson street.
 John H. Dillon, of 935 State street, was sent to the almshouse yesterday. The man is insane.
 George Taylor and Nelson Kristin were arrested for vagrancy by Officers Grant and F. D. Cook Saturday night.
 Christopher Monahan was bleeding pro- fusely when brought in Saturday night by Officer George Bradley. The prisoner had been stealing chickens and caught by thei1 owner who struck him in the face with Q brick
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-22
Fraud.

Fraud is @ sneak in any form. The mean est fraud that can be perpetrated is to pass of on 8 sick man as 8 remedy vile compound. But the world is full of just such frauds. Lewis Red Jacket Bitters have built up a splendid reputation by honest merit. Repu- table physicians endorse them. They have proved grand remedy in the liver and kid hey sorders. If you are ailing try them.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-22
Person ale

MT. D. J. Flynn. of the New Haven Rat tan works, formerly of Gardiner, Mass, and A. T. Cobb; late of the Genesee House, Buffalo, N. Y., and the Aldrich House, Providence, R. T., have purchased the Spof- ford House, Chesterfield, New Hampshire. Chesterfield is popular pleasure resort. MT. Flynn will start for that place tomorrow. A large circle of friends and acquaintances will wish him abundant success in his new enter, prise,
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-22
St. AIoys1us Society.

At the regular meeting of the St. Aleysius society yesterday Edward F. Clark, president of the society, was appointed delegate to the coming national convention. Much interest
 is being taken by the members in their an- nual excursion which promises to be ohe of the best of the very pleasant affairs of this society On next Sunday the graves of the deceased members will be decorated, the so- ciety, headed by Landrigan's band, leaving the club room on Church street at p. m. At the cemetery an oration will be delivered.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-22
SLIGHT FIRE.
Nearly Lest His Hom,

Nearly Lest kAlS hOmes
 Thomas Cahill, an old man living on Oak street near York, came near losing his dwell ing house yesterday. He lives in small building, the edge of the roof not being fal from the ground. Some one must have thrown something into the chimney whict dropped through and set fire to some bed clothing on the bed. The fire was e1tin guished by some bystanders before mucf daYnaOa was done
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-22
on The Anxious Seat.

This evening the police commissioners will examine the standing of six men of tht third class, with view of promotion to sec ond class if they are found worthy. Int supernumeraries will also be examined fol promotion
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-22
WEATHER RECORD,
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAR DEPARTMENT, ]
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE, ! WARRINGTON, D. C.. Juno g. 1885-1 A N. For New England, local rains, stationary tenn perature, followed by slightly cooler weather with cool wave during Tuesday, southwesteriy winds and falling barometer. For the Middle States, local rains and thunder storms winds shifting to cooler ,northwestery with a cool wave during Tuesday, preceded on the coast by falling barometer.
 For Tuesday, fair, cooler weather, with cool wave is indicated for New England.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-22

We open this week new invoice of wine colored hand-sewen Oxford ties at $1. 50.
 D. w CosGRovE & Co.,
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-22
To Please the Ladies.

A catarrhal bad breath is fearful thing Boraze1 causes it to vanish like fog in sum mer morning.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-22
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Monday, June 92, 1885

NEW ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAY A Grand Display-F. M. Brown & Co. Auction Sale-Edward c. Beecher. Astray-A Kitten-959 Church Street. At Howss' Rink-AmuSementS
 For Sale-House Mel Bassett For Sa.e-Horse-1S Exchange Building: II !: sf.,rc's Acid Phosphate-At Druggists. II ,,i's Sarsaparilla-At Druggists Jaw. t'nffee-R. W. Mills. I.e wis ;ted Jacket Bitters-At Druggists. I.osL--Salts Bottle-This Office. Maude ,franger-Bunnell's Museum New Goods-Monson & Carpenter. Parasols and Purses-J. N. Adam & Co., Shirts to Order-E. Merwin's Son. Special Sale-Proctor, Mcguire & Co. Wanted-House-P.O o. Box 56: Wanted -Situati0n-174 Franklin Street
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-22
Horsford,s Acid Phosphate

For Nervousness, Indigestion, Gc.
 Send to the Rzmford Chemical Works, Providence, R. l., for pamphlet. Mailed free. je22 eod3tw1t
 At Howes, Rink. Wednesday evening, June 24, Dodds' com bination. Music, races and fancy skating by Johnny Dodds, Fred Adams and Jenny Bar Der. Room especially for storing bicycles free of charge.
 For Boys and Girls. Our "Indestructib1e" shoes cost more than ordinary and wear twice as long. D, w. CosGRovE 6 Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-22
Canvas Shoes.
RamiSh If

We have some choice colors, genuine calf trimmed boys $1.25, mems $1.50.
 je20 2t D. W. CosGRovE & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-22

'tFor economy and comfort we use Hoods SarsapariIla, i" writes an intelligent Halo, N. Y., lady. 100 doses oac dollar
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-22
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court - Criminal Side Judge Deming.

June 2O-John Pritchard, non-support of wife, to July 20; Fred Steinmuller, non-support of wife, to against Elizabeth Mackln (May 9 to July 8; Thom as Reynolds, breach of the peace against Joseph breach of the peace against Mary Edwards Seuily, breach of the peace against Joseph Carboni discharged; Isaac Beach, abuse of officer S25 fine $5 39 costs appealed; Henry Broeckling, breach of the peace, judgment suspended; Thomas McCahery, drunk and breach of the peace against Patrick Reidy. to July 6; August Johnson, begging, thirty days iail.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-22
A Great Victory

See Johnson & Bros. adv't on Sd page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-18
Committee on Resolutions
A Grant afonument.

TO he Editor Of Tie Iateltgaer.
sIR:-Nething has been said for a few
days about a monument to the memory oil
General Grant. AS a means Of having
something tangible done in the way OF
making start custom has made It neces.
sary to discuss all matters in which the
people are interested in the press. So, as
a means to renew the question, permit me
10 make a suggestion for a site and my
reasons for go doing. would suggest the
mound in Wheeling Park as q suitable
place. II It should be erected there 1t
would be well preserved. BY placing 1t
there q number OF. influential and ener-
getic citizens would become interested in
seeing the project successfully carried out
There is no doubt but the Park Associa-
ton would set q day each week for all re-
ceipts to go To the monument fund the
Elm Grove railroad would more than
likely contribute in way that would help
the fund to increase rapidly. OF course
there will be objections to this, as there
might beto any other suggestion, but the
money that could be received through the
Park Association, patrons Of the Park and
the Elm Railroad Company would more
than likely amount 10 more than any
other means that could be suggested. s..
Wheeling, August IL.
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rn \ nAnnrn ANp WEE nAwIIyER.

M. nou.ton Rises % RFandi.h Some 70,
Enasks-nIntsto Scandal. tIongerr.
n, ta, 55ititos oftht iaiei,t6Mcts.
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ms Asnpsoas Of India.

Io1ogl 1yHttts ~
Among the various ofefs Of assistance
recently made by loyal natiyesot India;
none has been more original of.retnatka-
BILE than thatof the Dowager Maharattee
Jnmna Bal OF Baroda. Ina letter 70 the
Viceroy this lady offers TO place at the
disposal Of the Government Q corps OF
Amazons. She observes: The fighting
capacities and hatss re, an Up O. sf y
Your Excellency, and / hope that the
offer which / make, and which / an pre-
pared to carry out at the shortest notice,
will be accepted, and that It will prove q
precedent TO the ladies' Of India and Of
England, and show the prowess with
which the race OF females is capable Of
bearing arms, and that we can fight side
by side with the military forces Of the
NV
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London Letier II coHHlerrtfl Advertiser. (
a friend writes from Italy to tell me
that the malriage Of 0uidais not fat 90
compi; only arumor- something possible
and even probable, but only fable as yet
and no! history. 0nida has three sets Of
names: ouida, the one she Is known by
BY the world Of letters: Della Rance, the
titls by which some people know her
and Mary Ann Stubbs, her real name
She Is English born. but partly French In
origin. Her mother was o native Of Mar.
Unique, but she herself first saw the light
in Warwickshlre-S Shakespeare county
fifty years ago, or thereabou,s. Her tltty
years are well counted, as the French say
The small hand OF her clock Of life point
to fifty ''or thereabouls," the large one te
the half hour.
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Are You disturbed at night and broken
ofyour rest by q sick child suffering and
CRYING with pain Of cutting teeth II 60,
send at once and get q bottle Of Mn. Win.
elow's Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
inc. It's value Is alculable. Itwillre-
lieye the poor little sufferer immed iately.
Depend nponit mothers, there Is no mis-.
take about Il. Il cures dyeentery and
diarrhma, regulates the stomach and bow
en- cureswind collie, soitens the gums, re-
duces inhammations, and gives tone and
energy TO the whole system. Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ineis pleasantto the taste, and Is the pre-
scription Of one Of the oldest and beat fe-
male nurses and physicians in the United
States, and % fot sale by all druggists
throughout tho world. Price Is cent? .
bottle, xWlAW
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The Beam In our own Eye.

The papers Of this country have been
INDUCING in some pungent remarks re-
garding the recent humiliating exposures
Of the immortality Of the nobility Of
England. That. the sons Of Albions 1sle
have been oyerstepping the bounds Of pu-
rity, defling the sacredness Of homes and
bringing themselves not only under the
condemnation Of the moral but civil law
cannot, in the light Of late developments,
be denied. Bat why should the journals
oithis country, in mock virtue, cry across
the ocean, 1--WE are holier than thou"
There lisa nobility in this country that is
deeaying faater than the people know Of
American Manhood.
The lcanker wormis eating It's way, sap
ping the yitalityot youth which viii im-
poyerish tho blood Of generation after
generation, and pequeath q legacy worse
than death. "a
tits time to turn our attention 70 the
evils that are among US, cleanse the un-
clean and, put on the white raiment Of
purity. Aiieriwe have done iliiswecan
preach to greater effect and 70 greater
purpose.
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Hemeipun Justiee.

WALL" said negro Justice Of the
Peace, addressing the prisoner, s'ez dis is
de fust time yer cher stole q thing I'd bet;
ter let yer Of. I recollecks mighty well
de fust time put my hans on suthin'
.whut didn't long ter me, an eli had been
stopped right dar ! would er been 'pribed
o er mighty heap o pleasure. Doan un'-
erstan' me Ter mean dat tie right ter steal,
fur it amt. stealin' Is dang Us, an any,
thing OATS dang'us amt 'xackly right Er
pusson oughter keep frum stealin' ies ez
long ez he ken, fur de spirit is gwine ter
obertake him sooner ur later. Let de
young gennerman 60, Mr.. Constable"
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rEAoHERs, INsrlTurE
OF Ohio coanty-Kesoindons Passed
That RndY.

OF Ohio Coanty-Resoindons Passed By
That Body.
Att close Of the Ohio County Teach
ers' Institute held in West Liberty, under
the auspices OF Prof. F. Il. Crago and w.
@. Wiedman, County Superintendent Of
Ohio County Schools, the following reso-
lutions were submitted to the Institute
and unanimously adopted:
ReS0irea, That the members Of the In
stitute, who have graduated at the State
Normal Schools, consider themselves ag-
grieved in the multiplying Of their diplomas
bya former State Legislature, and they do,
therefore, most earnestly petition the pres
ent Legislature 10 restore to their former
validity the aforesaid diplomas.
Resstred: That in the opinion OF the In
stitute, the present school should be 30
modified as to make It obligatory on teach
ers holding four year certificate to at
tend the Institute.
Resolred:: That a law should be passed
compelling all the public Institutions Of
learning throughout the State to receive,
on equal terms, students Of both sexes who
may apply for admission within their
walls.
Resoired: That we consider It duty to
patronizs the Vest Va. Educational Jour
nal.
Resolved: That It Is the sense OF this In
stitute that thenext Legislature should
create a State Board of Examiners for the.
purpose OF examining such teachers as
have not had the benefit Of attending a
State Normal school, and that the certit-
icate granted by said board shall be good
SO long as the teacher shall continue to
teach In the State; but II he leaves the
State, and then returns, his certificate
shall be null and void.
Resolred, That the thanks OF the Insti-
tute be rendered to the instructor and his
assistant, for their efficient services in
conducting the exercises; also to the Rev.
Dryden for the interest manifested by
him in the exercises OF the Institute; also
to the ladies aud gentlemen who SO adj
mirably entertained the audience by their
musical and literary performances.
Resolred, That q copy. OF these resolu-
tions be forwarded for publication to the
Wheeling IErELL1GEScER,s the Wheeling
Register, and the Weat, Pirginia School
Journal. CHARLES KYLE, ST.,
MRs. A. B. ,EoKHART,
@. NJ. LIGdErr,
CALLiE w. CURTIS,
LOUISE B MurH,
Committee on Resolutions.
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nfnry and the Judge.

Cincinnati TIuldadr.
.Ah, there, Mary Satin"
"Ah, there, JUDGE
"stay there, Mary
"How long, Judge?"
'srhree month";
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Nervous Debliit.tsd Men

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A Pontiac little hoy was told at Sunday
school that when he died he would leave
hisbody here, After he returned home he
was much troubled with regard 70 Il and
questioned his parents His mothefe1-
planned by aaying. 'sYouwill takeall the
good with YOU, hut leave all that Is
iisuehty here below" He thought .
moment, and looking Up said; well, l
guess I'llbe awtully thin when j get
there.
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M. Houston Rises % Brpndish Some 20.
Inasks-nIntstotl candn1.tIongerr
~ tas Bdfv oftht iaiellt1mes.
{ stR: The open letter In last sundays
sResister, addressed BY, me 70 the IsEEnIt-
oKsczR and Rsgistsr jointly, was intended
for both papers.
Twas Disappointed at 10 non-appear.
ance in Yesterdays 1sTEl1idIscRR. But
Tor this 1.haye only myself to blame, hay-
ing failed 10 address personal request, q
Tshould have done, TO your editor.
I now respectfully request that the let
ter appear in your Issue OF tomorrow
morning, so that your readers OF satur.
day's item may have. my side OF story
that has naturally given me some annoy
ance, and at the same time worked me Q
temporary injury.
Local public sentiment and the laws o.
this State leave this as the only available
method Of redressing the wrongs heaped
upon an impecunious citizen by malicious
and slanderous tongues:
Besides, suits for Islander and libel never
yet improved any mans character, ane
street fighting, though sometimes result
ing In stopping the tongue and disfgurinl
the face OF the alanderer, never yet addec
one lot or title TO truth, or lessened thu
malign influence Of falsehood. 4
True, cases arise when the oticloul
scandal.mopger and chronic mischief
maker can be silenced in no other way
than by the inficting Of corporal punish
ment-an expensive luxury, but some
times o patriotic duty.
And here let me say, with more sorrow
than hoasting, that II IS not sale orjudl
cious to drive an old soldier, though hi
blood be chilled by age and his tempel
cooled by the scars Of early conflicts, be
yond the limits OF human forbearauce.
sTF.- 1'u0g n HorSroS.
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sATuRpAY. AUGUST q lSs5,

Il9HsH 6h4 a&AAhN94 ~ tR-St
beginning at loo'elock A ", the following de-
Icribed parcels Of real property: ,...,.
]. "A certain parcel Of land situate on zaaei
Virginia and Penn street,, west Of Penn Stres and
south Of Virginia street, and bounded ~ GLOVE
Beginning at said corner, thence VEST WIN lns
south side Of Virginia street SSe hGEase1 ana
twenty tl2o) feet 70 an alley; thence parallel El
Penn street south one hundred and MtnEy Ieeti
thence east 70 said Penn street ore hnn1teq, tp9
twenty GAO feet; thence with The west aae 9.
Penn sire one hundred and twenty lEV,,lse "
10 the beginning, with Ibe Improvements aat ~
purtenances thereunto belonging.
2.-Also the following described propety ~ ~
Ii 10 say: Lots Numbered on the old plAl q lAs
said City Of Wheeling Gs lots EIiy.Gve ~ tea
.ixtySix t66), fronting on Market street 10y naG
bered kixty.dye being on the corner o. NIke1lAaa
Tenth ttrects, on the noFth 81 Tenth fuesh ~ y
lot numbered kixty.Gix lying Immediately noill y
lot numbered hxty.lye and Gdjo!Ilyg. The Mnae'
These two lots WI ba sold As one parcel.
On the second OF theEatd pAFcel there an kloha
to DO two prior deeds Of trust but The deg 9ngs,
which we will sell directs thesc prior dees o. us
20 that Il Is believed that excepung tho doMeis y:
terest Of the graniors wiiel clear uLe NV "
conveyed BY Us TO the purchAter. seI H.
trustees, however, we will not warrant Tue IHs
TERMS or eALE-One-third oil the puiElos
money, or 20 much more thereof y mo Pa.Satss
may elest, cash on the day Of sale ard Es " "
mRlnder In two equal inStAlmenu, y. " "a
spectiIeyfn one and two yean from W ~ T n.
sale, with interest from that day, The dele!ea ~
stalments being secured BY deeo q w, ~ IN
the property and insurance On olIi9lasS oS " ~
- y nd. WI r. HUB8Ak1,
HERNY N. RUBsELL
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TRheeIfng, Auguat II, 1885.

[slr. Houstou's open letter has not been
sent to this office. It is generally under
stood now. that Mr.. Houston shared the
common fate Of the peace.maker in his
efforts to compromise a bad case Of hair
cutting ~
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EnvArp cHnlsryAv, AuCtioneer.

bbWAKb UHhBfHANl AUUUVlVs5' M.
Tho undersigned, the vile Of the grlat " sas
above named deed, will join ~ ne ueS5 ,..t y
the purchaser Of either Of the above detI lTsS
parcels Of land, II the purchaser thSll = GS SO
lorG sum equA1 70 i've percentum o. me PIE WS
shall be paid 70 the said trustees lof Auen
that being llttle les than the money Nvv liz
tables. NANCY +. AAllsIN"H'S'
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The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY, ths
Isl day Of August, 1855 ct 10 O'Clock a. K.,I IA
same place. J. Il C0WDEy,
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GALE OF ISLAND REAL ESTATE
- Seventy one Desirable Los In Daniel Zane
In pursuance q decree Of the Supreme Court
Of Appeals Of West Virginia entered as the decree
OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, W. Va on
the 18th day OF July, 1885, In the case Of y Cram
mer and Others against indiana McSwoEds and
others the undenigned Special Commissioners
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fFREsH LINE OF
SILK AND ALPACA
JMBREILASI

the Nobbielt Handles ever shown in The city, at
the star. u
ants D. GUNnLlNf d co. Z
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W. Il. HAItRg, AuetioneeE.
hereby certify that J. Il Cowden, Special Con.
missioner, has given bond with security d n
quired by law and the decree Of June 6 1EA IN
the above entitled cause
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Tho white Mountain Hammock Chair differs
from all other stationary or reclining chairs In
that Il Is better stronger and simpler, 10 adapted
iull Of quiet comfort and blessed rest Is far SD.
perior TO the Hammock In every way, and can DO
putu 80 as to be always In he shade.
BY is peculiar construction Il Is balanced In all
positions, requiring no fasteripgs to keep ~ In
place. The footreSt can be quickly and easily cd.
iusted to suit the shortest Or talest persons The
seat Is made OF strong canvas, fitting perfectly the
entire length without craving the clothing tight:
" around the body. thus making 1t much cooler
than q hammock: while the annoyance OF catch
Ing buttons, tearing down the ladies' hatr, or In
anyway displaying the limbs Is avoided.
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Commissioners Sales.
IOMMIssIO NER'S SAFE,

State Of west yIrsinil, City Of wheelIur "a
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, As'
Caroline \. Brnes, guardian Of Carried
! B. BrueS, Henrietta Brues and
Charles Henry Rrues, infants, Yin Chsno.,.