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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-05
AFRIENpLY WARNING
Or q Contemplate Trick at the Expense of u
Woman?

Or Contemplate Trick Mt the Expense Of n
Woman?
Mrs. Mary Burris, Of steubenville, the
wife of Clarence Burris, now employed in
the Laughlin mill, at Martins Ferry, has
received the following letter. Just what
should attach 10 1t readers
must judge for themselves:
MARTINS Ferry, sept.1.
Mrs. Burris:
Having Just learned that they are form.
ing a committee here for the purpose Of
taking what they term "the black-sheep
nailers" out OF town, and knowing that
all are particularly bitter toward Clarence,
blaming him for being the means Of bring.
ing so many in town, I thought ! would
send this note advising you to get him out
OF town as quietly and quickly as pos.
sible. do not know how soon
they intend beginning their work, but
1t will be shortly ! am satisfied. 1t
always looked cowardly to me to write and
not sign my name; this Is not my reason
for not doing so. II it should become
known that I had warned You, I should be
treated hereafter as q spy Therefore,
hoping that you will act upon the advice
have given, and also hoping this will
reach you in time to save you Q repetition
Of former troubles, ! am your well wisher
and Friend.
The letter Is written in a fairly good
hand, evidently not disguised.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-05

FoR amusement advertisements Of Opera
House sec top Of eighth column; second
page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-05

ELY's CREAM BALM was recommended to
me by my druggist as preventive to Hay
Fever. Have been using it as directed
since the 9th OF August and have found it
specific for that much dreaded and loath-
some disease. For ten years or more l
have been great sufferer each year, from
August 9th till frost, and have tried many
alleged remedies for its cure, but Ely's
Cream Balm is the only preventive have
ever found. Hay Fever sufferers ought to
know oiits efficacy. F. B. AINswoRTH,
Off. B. AsSswoRFH & Co., Publishers,
TThs4w indianapolis, Ind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-05

GRAND Turtle Soup Lonch OF Louis
Schwalb's First National Saloon, No. lois
Main street, tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-05

DoN'T forget to come to the opening Of
the Island skating rink this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-05

CuTicuRA RENTDiEs are sod everywhere. Price:
CUnCuRA, bOc; RIsOLvESr, st.t0; soar, CSC. Pre-
nRred by the P0TTEK DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-05

DpS'T forget to como to the opening of
the Island skating rink this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-05

Send for "How TO Cure Skin Dissase'."
Blaekheads, Skin BlemiShes and
! III Baby Humor, use CUTICuEA soAP.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-05
SToCKs FOR SALE.
NOR SALE no CLOSE II EsTAIE

Tho following Lots On wheeling Island 6S01S'
inR 10 the eStats. OF the late Vim. Mccoy, VIZ
Lots No, CO, O. aud "a on Broadway
Lots No Sc aud 50 on York street .,
Lots No %, 100 and I0l on Virginia NheS
Lots No. lOi, los, ITO and Iii on Huron w.
Lots No. u, 10 and lS9 on WEbnh lu"N
Lot No. IA on Water street. ,,.,,,tsL
aT,.In " " HOOE K UR1, ltG0 SMLtlsss
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
1RONCLADs PREPARING FOR SEA.

LONDON, Jan. 5.-The Times referring to
orders sent to Portsmouth for the immediate preparation
OF numerous nronclads for the sea- says II the orders
sent by the Admiralty to Portsmouth after the Cabinet
meeting OF Saturday not charged with weighty
meaning or inspired by strenuous purpose they were
sngulary ndscrcet and nopportunc They are certain
be interpreted abroad preparatory TO- the
adoption Of policy which will be sustained by force II
necessary But s doubtful In spite OF the apparent
activity that chapter In the British foreign pocy
has been opened by the recent Cabinet Councils.
The times reproachcs the Cabinet for its undecided
and evasye foreign policy and says in conclusion that
II had better resign ~ there Ia any dissension among
its members and the Ministers are only capable OF
drifting after the manner Of those who involved England
In the Crimean War The Admiralty denies that lresn
orders were sent on Saturday TO the channel hee IL haa
previously received orders to sail this week.
The warshp iniexible, which has been absent IRON
England since the bombardment OF Alexandria, is ek-
pectod 10 reach Portsmouth on Wednesday. orders
have been given II effect such repairs as are most
impcatvely needed and then return at once TO the
Mediterranean.
Numerous officers. thinking from the orders sont 10
Portsmouth that that the Government Intended TO take
serious steps. visited the Admiralty to-day and rendered
their services. They were informed that the sunos
the Officers and sailors furlough 10 their shs was
merely routine step.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
VAyT AMONG THE poor OF ST. LOUIS
WIGHT THOUSAND PERSONS DEPENDENT ON A
SYSTEM OF DAILY RATIoNs

Eight THOUSAND PERSONS DEPENDENT on
SYSTEM OF DAILY RATIoNs.
CT. LorIs Jan. 5.-Never in the history OF
s. louis have the people of the city been confronted
with the problem which now stares them IN the lace
The commercial depression of the last six months fol-
lowed by the closng down OF the principal nannac
,orcs have thrown about 10000 men out OF employ
ment OF this number it is estimated that 5000 are
o day entirely destitute and the problem Of furnishing
food and clothing for this army is now agitatng the
Mun,cpe government and the various charitable organ
,atns The latter are inadequate for the work Ieir
roos are filled night and day with thousands OF helpless
creatircs actually starving The police statiohs are
beseiced for shelter and nightly for TWO weeks nave
housed 30, 900 men. .,,.. ,a,, ,o,c,
o meet the wants OF those in need Police stations have
been made distribution points for suppies Every u'y
the ranks OF the destitute increased until the army
On large that few persons have taken the prooie IN ~
hand aud are endeavorng to successfully solye IL WIN
This purpose the sanitary Aid Association was organze
The scheme OF this organization Is TO coect Sio Iro
r roncrty owners and tenants or every block III !he
central portion OF the city aud use the money IN giving
10 the destitute In cleaning the streets anu
and betterng the sanitary condition OF the Guy
Fy tnous and dollars IL the sum TO be raised Han Vi
the amount already in the hands OF the committee
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

SUICIDE IN THE PRESENCE or Fis an 0Efaomn a prSmi.
nasbnnnh brh memher here having forged an order py
m ncb he secured 800 shot himself dead IN the presence
M a constable sent to arrest him.
SUNK IN A COLLISION. ~. a..
NORFOLK, jan 5The steamer Aeeonact, oi neer ne W
Dominion line came into collision wn wv pnnsv ,ne sland
rn ,comack @ sank No was hurt fog prevailed
at the time of the collision. -
~ .,oTrJpp MURDER BY CAPTAIN WILLIAMS.
,,..s iSs Md Jan. 5.-Captain Samuel Williams
n n ia with the murder OF Mayher while en-,
WHO u M s oystcr dredging vessel now charged Win
poy su III vad another man last winter while he was in
nnn,nand of the pungy Freddie Hammond.
AN ARTIST ARRESTED FOR BiGAMY. ...n,c
CAV Fn.xcIsCo, Jan. b.--Wiliam Noegthn, the scene
r,ist we'll known In this and Eastern citls nas poc
~csied here on q charge Of bgainy preferiea oy nS
wifc formerly Lizzie NJ. Ritchie OF Los Anee"s '''e
In claims that he Is victim Of blacknAl
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
ANOTHER SIDE OF The STORY.
Inv rrIRGRApH To THE rRIBUsBI

ST. JoHN's, n. F., Jan. 5.-An Orange flag
was hoisted street in Bay Roberts yesterday
The Roman Catholic people passed under 1t on their way
to chapel, but Bishop Macdonald, Of Harbor Grace
and his priests refused to do and claimed that the
authorities should the fag. which he declared an
obstruction. The Government dispatched posse OF
police to keep order, and fearing trouble the warshp
Tenedos was also sent TO Bay Roberts There was no
disturbance OF any kind nor will there be unless an at
tempt IA made to take down the flag. Whether that
oould legally be done or not ia difficult question to
answer The people OF Bay Roberts to tho number OF
thousand held meeting te-day and condemned the dis
patch OF armed force to place that they declare
neaceabe and law abiding aud which to this moment has
always been Bay Roberts is inhabited by hard, ard
working and peaceable people. largely Protestant Inc
general feeling that the faghylg Is childish thing
that those who displayed IL will soon he sorry ana hat
Bshop Macdonald inudicous In paying atten-
tiOn to what should be above his notice ANY accounts
materially differing from this are false IN fact ana
malicious in intent.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
NETWORK POLITICIANS IN ALBANY.
Eyorv N,w-Yorl, CITY RcDublican politician

who could get In Albany yesterday, To direct
tho Republican members OF the Assembly ia the organ
Ization OF that body. The Democrats having only
commitments cast for officers did not begn 10
start for the capital until Sunday large hummer o'
them went up yesterday morning. Nearly every Demo
,, yoe .ome article OF clothing which he counted hs
An election spoil" Among Others we're Senators KOCH
Robb Cullen and Campbell; Assemblymen Finn Else-
man. Roscnthal Kunzcnmann, Hagan, kenney ana
Gerety; and ex-senator seebachcr. There was litte
talk about the Democratic Senatorial nomination ih
uiries about the use of Senator Kernans name ectcd
neither favorable nor nnfavorable responses nut Ony
general reply, indicating that no one knew anything
about It. ,,, -. .,,. ...,.r
Congressman Hiscock passed through tho city yester
day morning on his way to Washington. 10 war nor
dsposed 10 talk about the Senatorship especially rcn
ing 10 say anything about his own prospects, lie does
mol regard the withdrawal of Mr. Arthur as helping MOT
ton. =. ,,, 4. a.. o,,, thu
general opinion cxprcssed yesterday was that the lre.
taveous to Mr.. Morton.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 5.-The General Com
mittee on Reorganization OF the Reading Railroad Com
pany convened at the companys office to-day. Ihe
subcommittee reported that II had held daily SESSIONS
excepting New Years, with every member presen.
Eight separate plans OF reorganization had been offered
by as many different parties which the subcommittee
submitted in the order in which they had been received
without making mention OF OF their authors.
The committee discussed the report ana appointed
new committee OF three, consisting OF A. j. Antlos
Charles r. Wright and John wanamaker. to whom were
referred the plans for analysis ana tine ioimuia,ihs OF
one plan 10 be presented al the meeting Of the gen
ernl committcc which will convene some time this
week. at the call OF the chairman.
Bosroy JAN 5-The gross earnings OF the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad for November were
81 SOL decrease from November, 1883, OF S32s-
$50 The earnings from January to Decemberl' 1884,
were s234233l3 decrease OF s5lG.i37 for the same
pcrioi OF 1883 The net earnings for 1854 were
81 367 ,Os5, decrease from 1888 OF s7Sos0i.
BOSTON, Jan. 5.-The approximate earnings OF the
Mexican Central railroad for December were s3ooooo
against S273 sl4 in No, cnber S292 900 in October and
sp5o 900 in september Tho earnings for the fourth
veex of December werc sss 900, against 1s3t2l the
fourth week OF November and the fourth week
OF October. The amount of subsidy collected 10 aa'o
S3,Oi5,0ll
TRENTON Jan 5-The Court OF Errors and Appsas
Yesterday affirmed the award of S 900 damages againse
the Ncw-Jerscy Central Railroad for the killing OK
Cephas NJ Woodruff in the accident on the Long Brancn
railroads OH June o. 1852. Henry s. Little the receiver
OF the railroad. made The appeal tue lolnt oei"s -
that the receiver was not liable, not being common
carrier.
MONTREAL jan 5-Gcneral Manager Van Horne to-
day said that an attempt would be made made oy 'ns
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company to induce ths
Government to make such provision ms woudn reho's
the lien held by IL for an advance OF S5oooo'VoV'
PORTLAND Me- JAN 5.-The Maine Central Rairoso
directors held meeting here to-day ana author]ca .n
issue OF 5000 900 in1O20 per cent gold bonds Win
sinking fund In the Portland irHs' 'onP' iva WV F~'
,ba unati inr
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
OPERATIONS IN TONQUIN.
OFFENSIVE ACTION TO BE BEGUN.

LANG-soN TO BE OCCUPIED BY GENERAL BRIERE
DE LIsLE.
PARIS, Jan. b.-The Temps says that the recent
victory Of General Negrier near Chu is the prelude
to offensive action. General Brere d'lsle has re-
solved to occupy Lang-Son without awaiting rein
forcements General Negrier is marching on Lang
Son by the way of the Loch-Nan valley. The
operations in Tonquin will heucefOrth be directed
by General Lewal, the Minister of War. Admiral
Peyron, Minister of Marine, acting IN concert.
General Lewal is in the autumn Of his reputation
as theOrist, but in the recent military man@uvres
he displayed combined theory and practice The
French and other officers were struck with the
energy and precision Of his movements. He has
appointed General Warnet, who s considered a
good strateglst, to the head of his general staff
Admiral Peyron, Minister of Marine, has no inten-
ton of resignng his portfolio. His views are In
complete accord with those of General Lewal
SHANGHAI, Jan. 5.-China has rescinded the or
der directing special commissioner to proceed 10
Corea. Instead Of this the commissioner has been
sent to Toxic to negotiate with Japan.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
tomb Moscollop County, Waterford, which occurred
several weeks ago.
NEW. YORK PRIESTS IN PERIL.
oRANGEMEN SURROUND THEIR HOUSE.
REDEMPToRIsTs PROHIBITED FROM ATTENDING TO
DUTIES IN BAY ROBERTS, NE.
my rRIRGR APH TO rHu rRIBUNu.I


ST. JOINS, N. F. JAM 5.-The New.York Re-
demptorist Fathers were again subjected yesterday
to an outrageous attack ON their lives and liberty
by the Orangemen of Bay Roberts They were
living at the house Of Roman Catholic, one
Franey, and as soon as their presence detected
the Orangemen surrounded the house. The air re-
sounded with their yells. The priests were pro-
hibited from leaving their home or entering upon
their missionary duties. The Orangemen paraded
the streets all day. They erected an arch decorated
with Orange symbols and fagsIand proclaimed de-
fiance to the Catholics and the Redemptorists.
The priests succeeded in reaching the United
States Consul ut st. Johns who immediately
called upon Governor Glover and in tie name OF
the United States entered protest against the out
rage. meeting of the Executive Council was
held and steps were taken to rescue the mission
aries from their perilous surrou ndings rhe war
ship Tenedos. and large squad of cOnstabulary
were dispatched last evening to the scene OF the dis
turbance. Additional police reinforcements went by
special train this morning.
land force has emboldened the Orange. mob
to hold the streets against the police force.
Orangemen refuse to pull down the nags
or arches. They held guard on the Roman Catho-
lie church, and excluded DR.. Mcdonald, Roman
Catholic Bishop of Harbor Grace diocese, from
holding services The Tenedos reached Bay Rob
erts in the evening. collision between the sshlp
and the shore Is not improbable.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


eupDrIID DING on The TYNE-Therc is noticoahle
revival OF activity in the shipbuildg interest on the
Tyne.
Mr. GLADSTONE BErrER.--Mr Gladstone passed a
rcsiu night and this morning Ia pronounced 10 DC huch
better.
DusIsFss FAnuRE.-Francos and Joseph Badart,
and seed crushcrs, have failed The liabilities
will reach ~, 500, 900 to s., 100000,
CHARGES AGAINST SEA CArrAIN.-Severai memoers
Of the crew OF the I. y. Chapman appeared before
magistrate at Brkenhead to-day and complained That
the had dsrated them because they had tcst,ns
agans second mate Rarscer aud boatswain koelpeln,
now under arrest killing the Russian seaman Jansen
by cruel treatment. The magistrate allowed each Oh
them damages to the amount OF ~ ana expenses
nartv ~ Won,ah fanatics cntrenched themselves In q
tempe near Cacu and dchcd the authority o the local
officials The British corps exploded the gae. where
upon the entrcnched party offered RESISTANCE
Nine Moolahs and one soldier were killed.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
IyAUGUR1L DAY IN MASSACHUSETTS,
MAYOR o'BRIEN ENLARGISG on THE WORTH AND
SrPDs ROSTOS,

F-N~A'NNf''N
NEEDS OF BOSTON.
IDY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEl
BosToN, Jan. 5.-ThIs was Inaugural Day in
most OF the cities OF Massachusetts. In Boston Mayor
OBrien the first rlshC Catholic ever chosen TO the ONCE
delivered his address He began by consranlating the
CITY on its good financial standing in the country ana
pronounced Boston model city. The gross debt OF the
city December 81, 1884, was 034 OIL net deDt
December a. 1884. S24,766,O64 %; a decrease OF
s5i557l 25 from 1888. The city now has borrowing
uargn of about 100000, and the net debt is about
81 900 600 less than ten years ago. on the subject OF
taxation Mayor Oren said that for eight years previ-
ous to ls7A valuation of property increased rapidly
and by the assessors returns, the wealth or Bos
ton amounted TO sos. 100000 In round numbers In
Ave years much OF this wealth disappeared and the
valuation OF property only S6l3,00o,0OO In 1879,
shrinkage OF Sis50O000o IN five years, although IN
those five years upward OF Si2o0o0oO worth OF new
property built, and there rafdy increase IN pop
uatlon In the past three years S23li627l worth OF
new buildings have becn erected a new Sonrt i@ioase @
which will before II IL completed cost S2oooooo 10
strongly urged new bridge to Cambridge sug2eseu
and last though not least thorough oyerhauing OF tue
old sewers This last suggestion alone would Involve an
expenditure or money which OF itself would demand
power borrow regulated by the Municipal lnieDted
ness act. ,.,.. ,.o-.o. o,,
.,nto nower To-day Mayor Charles q. Reed took the
oath OF Office and delivered his Inaugural address IN ~
clos. Of the financial year was l2700. aud the net
debt was 81 i2s l44.s3. an increase OF $3.50 Dc
number OF pupils IN the pupnc scnoos ~ 9s ~ rho
cost OF the schools last year was TiVsoo o.. ins
Nayor recommend. the establishment OF Board OF
Public The city officials az last year were re-
elected without exception.
CAMBRIDGE, Jan. 5.-The net debt OF Cambridge Is
- O25 2s2 o5 The net funded debt of somerville 4.
81 or 1863 The permanent debt OF Newton is sl,363
ll6 The new city OF waltham starts in with debt OF
600 The gross debt of Lynn is s2,386O0O an In
crease OF 81 1000 the last saems net debt Is
81 bo7 SOL small decrease In 1884 Chelsea has per
manent deb, Of 81 66I 500. Madens funded debt Is
only SI 30 900 The funded debt OF BrocktOn 10 Tl3-
900 The net debt OF Lowell has been reduce To SZooo
o5a has reduced It's debt which now amounts
Ia only 81 I~s SO. The net debt OF Fall Rvers
7sG The net debt OF New Bedford Is Sl,loleoo'
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
NOT THE LEGAL SERVICE OF A WI

NOT THE LEGAL SERVICE OF WRIT.
HARTFORD, Jan. 5.-Judgc Shipman, III the unteu
States Circuit Court In the or the Wilson sewn
Machine Company against William q. wilson siistaine,
tho plea abatement made by the defendant claiming
that service Of writ by summons on non-residcnt a
feudant attending court In this State witness an"
party In another suit was not II legal service.
SALE OF A LARGE RANCH. ,
DALLAS Tex, Jan. b.-Willian Ewing, OF CoDurh "
Ewing Kansas City purchased the MunsOn ranch prop
erfy In the Panhandle. consisting OF 2oOoo head VI
cattle and 100, 600 acres OF land, for SsOooo0
BEATING A wATCHMAN TO DEATH
BfooMINGroS Ind Jan. 5.-Lolis Fclder,neht watch
uan at U,ers spoke factory was found dead near his
home yesterday His brains had been beaten ont
CARS BROKEN BY A MISPLACED SWITCH
RRADIs8, Jan. "a misplaced switch ut Maiino on
the Little Schuyikiii karnad threw Iourcsh c"rs iol
the rails and smashed them into spintcrs
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

dicted that there would be great popular up
rising in his favor.
Mr.. Burleigh and Mr. Warren thought that IL
would be wiser to make Chauneey NJ. Depew the
union nominee They thought that he had certain
s,renoth with the people that Mr.. Evarts did not
possess. In their opinion he would be more hKey
to defeat Mr.. Morton than Mr. Evarts.
DELAY CONSIDERED DANGEROUS.
General George II. Sharpe said at the conclusion
of a long speech in favor of the selection quickly
of some candidate against Mr.. Morton: nat
wo want IL not somo eminent talkcr on the tarin,
on banking or on the currency, but man WHO Will
unite the party in this State"
Some In the conference suggested that commit
teo be sent to New-York to consult Mr. vnri Lvnr;i1
was drifting toward adopting the Poiey OF one one
DAVIS delay IN making decision. In the meaH
VIII 10 IL was agreed that o committee shoulg Visi.
New-York, learn the views OF Messrs. ETal,s t .hs
council The council is to meet again. All .he
sons who attended the conference are agreed INA. M
they will unite on some candaa'g candida o,ope ope
Senator in opposition to Mr. Mortom tor ,,oIine
a canvass for any one is short The SENATORIAL
caucus cannot be delayed beyond January 20;
The Erwin-Morton managers aim to nave
the caucus held o.s;h,. on January MA Erwin viii
90 90 to early hls home on in Canton in St: LAWRENCE
County as soon as the Legislature adlourAs
this week. The Legislature viii sdlonhrn lna !,
January I3. In the interval Mr.. Erwin will make
up his committee list. lie expects TO nave rave
it ready for publication on the morning 'nhs i
The Legislature meets. MIR. Erwin IN tne
opinion of every man acquainted WIN pot.o nI. a
to write the commttecist that 1T will not aiec'
the contest for Senator.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
CAUsE or MRS MCHESYEY's DEATH
IBY TELEGnArH 10 THE TRiDUSg.l

CoRRY, Penn, Jan. 5.-AdditiOnal particulars
OF the death a NewOreans Of Mrs George MeChesney
relieve the case OF Its darker features Her body
WAS brought here yesterday afternoon. IL seems that on
her way to New-O Orleans she taken I'll at st. LOUIS
and remained there day or two She then went OH 10
New Orleans In tho Exposition grounds on Friday Dc
ccmber 90 she complained Of wesriness and said that
she would rest herself the seats In the park "heh
her friends returned she nowhere TO be found oh
was traced the following Tuesday To hoto IN one oi
the suburbs OF New she feeble that nOt
ing could be learned from her There appears To be 10 =,
ece OF having been drgged or foully treated Inc
IA bcwidercd and couln not
find her way the hotel. An autopsy by New-Orleas
phy yscans revealed the 0f her death To be spiha
me