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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-17
KlYEt MANS.

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stage OF tho Water and Movements of the
Steamboats,.
The Andes got away about 3 o'clock
with good trip.
The steamer Climax will make a trip to
Wellsburg Saturday evening.
The news comes from St. Louis that a
new boat will be built at Pittsburgh to
take the place OF the Hudson in the ST.
Louis and Paducah trade,
The ownels and Officers of the New
Courier arc more than pleased with her.
They claim that she Is tho fastest and most
easily handled boat on the Upper Ohio.
There Is no doubt that she Is q daisy"
The reports from above last evening
were as follows: Pittsburgh, 2 feet 8
inches and falling; Morga6town, s feet
and stationary Oil City, | foot 8 inches
and falling; Greensboro. II feet 4 inches
and rising Brownsville 5 feet and station
airy; Parker, foot s inches and station.
airy.
Capt. All: shipman's pleasure steam
yacht srriyed hero yesterday afternoon
and will remain here for q day or two in
order to have Sweeney & Son, her build:
ers, tit in steam heating arrangement,
Capt. Shipman having decided TO use
steam coils instead Of stoves. The Laura
May is one d the most complete little YES
sells ever built
The Katie Stockdale passed down at an
early hour yesterday morning. The Emma
Graham passed up shortly alter noon.
The Graham had q good trip. She was
met Of Steubenville last evening by alarge
porty OF Pittsburgh business men and
their ladies who came down that far on o
special train, The officers Of the boat had
made ARRANGEMENTS to treat their guests
very handsomely.
The w. N. Chancellor Ia due up this
en- route from Charleston toll
pittsburgh. She will pass down on her re-
turn trip at an early hour Friday morning.
The Chancellor is hrst-clasS packet in
every particular and Is commanded by
careful aud experienced officers, with
Capt. Z. r. Chancellor at their head. She
is 4 fixture in her trade and gives Batisiac-
lion to all who patroniSe her.
The river 10 getting downto a low stage
again, and unless there shall be heavy
rains at headWatefs soon, the large pack
ets will have to retire for q while. Low
watcra present would be bad for the coal
men, for they wonldh caught With most
Of their barges and big tow boats out.
Just now the river between here and Lou
lsyille Is full OF them hgrrying hack to
Pittsburgh before the low wlaer shuts
them out. The stage Of water in the
channel last evening was 8 feet and the
river was falling y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-17

GENUINE TURTLE Sour will be served to
ell patrons OF No. 1881 Market street this
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-17
srRnrnInns snRRa.

IhadR dozen bad sores on my body, and tried
81 remedies could hear and At Last tried your
caticua Remedies and they hare StiFsd ne.
H1aaos, Thayer County, Penn ss0' VNsAttS'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-17

IPyou want good plate Of Turtle Soup
this evening drop in at 1881 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-17

TINS Wesley N. E. Sunday school will
excurt to the Moundsyille Camp Grounds
next Saturday, on the b. Il q, road,
The new switch Is completed and the
passengers will be taken right TO the
prounds.
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We hare just received a new stock Of
Gold SpeCtacles.
JACOB W. CRUDE, The Jeweler,
Cor. gMelfth and Market SIS.
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GRAND excursion Of the Wheeling Tur.
ner Society to Newark, N. j., Friday June
10, VIA p, @. & ST. Z. railway. Round
trip Sl2 so. Ticketson sale at depot ticket
office. Those going should notify Col y
Nunge, Hugo Loos, O. Amick, Committee
nm Instrumentation. Ii 9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-17

IFyou want a good plate Of Turtle Soup
this evening drop in at 1881 Matketstreet.
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TIM annual election q officers and direc.
tors ot the Standard Building Aasocia-
ton will be held this "Wednesday even.
ing, at the regular place otmeetng.
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TIM English Lutheran church and
Sunday school will hold It's annual picnic
on the 9th Off uly at Ridgeway's grove, on
the o.; L. q w. railroad. Arrangements
have been made for q gala day in the
fresh air OF the country for the children
and their parents and fsiendsas eStSataely
low rates. 3. AZ s,
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gor 9e,tt aud 2;or ssls.
FOR RENT.

Business House, No. 2l03 Main street ..4
Eve foorned house, No. 0S EighteenIn lI IS,.s,t
No. u South Broadway, rooms 81 ui''1
ia. iG0I Manchester, containing roouS.
I'd. rs ElxteenSh street. 1 roJmed hoWA@
Two rooms, 1901 Woods strcet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-17

MORNING Glory BAKING PowpER, always
pure and fresh, soldby allleadtng grooefs.
q. g. FERN4, Proprietor,
i l4lO Main street.
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BIC flve-mile race against time at the
Chapline street rink tonight by Blake.
ney, OF Rochester, n, Y, the champion
tlye.mile skater OF the world. Record,
1895.
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CRAsaIx Mission Band Festival Of the
Second Presbyterian Church. Thursday
evening, Junels. Come and enjoy yo1rs
.aalf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-17

Bio tiye.mile rage against tine at the
Ghapllne street ring tonight by Blake
ney, Of Rochester,N N. Y, the champion
.tiye.mile skater Of the world. Record,
1885.
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sthdI 10 ..Ifew % cafa skIn nIaea...,

cuiIepl4 RtMIDfEI are sold everywhere. Prioe.
GuiIUuRA, 0c.t R1soLyIctF, 81 COS Soar, . csntS,
Prepared by the eoftER 0RuG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Baltnn, NM. ~ 4. ~ Z --l---. 49,
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Mock TuRT1r Sour win be served this
morning and evening at siebke's New
Tidal Wave Saloon, 1419 Market street,
(Sheekey's old place.. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-17

GENUINE TURTLE Sour will be served to
all patrons Of No. 1881 Market street this
evening
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-17

Bic five.milo race against time at the
Chapline street rink Tonight by Blake
ney,ot Rochester, n. ", :he champion
tiye.mile skater Of the world. Record,
1885. i 'lst ~ ~
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@anted.

tliIapTEn An active Man or WonIS n -.
AN Gu county 10 fell our RoCtlS S,i ~ ~
per month and expense. o. cOEnmiiSjs,i y
pensea in advance. u outlt free, For nm ns,,S
Ian address STANDARD sIlYEG WAGE ca H..
NAY. :. my9lNVC1-
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IN ANY sunblEni pimpios, BiSSE6ead7
- - , and OILY Skin use the putic1Ea
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These three mills alone are benefited by
the agreement yesterday. The nail mills
have little orno dealings with the ANAL
gannated Association since the nailers,
feeders, heaters and rollers organized their
Independent unions.
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sfRiwpSanY FESTIVAL and socialias the
Second Presbyterian Church, Thursday
evening, Junel1s. Admission ten cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-17

TuR picnic Of the German Working
mems Beneficial Society ct seibert's Gar
den Yesterday was a very pleasant affair.
There was a good attendance. The Opera
House Orchestra furnished the music for
tha OCCASION fifa az
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-26
Blue wave Social Club.

Union Hall, on Washington street, on
Monday night last, was crowded almost to
suffocation by the members of the blue
Wave Social Club and their friends, who
held their annual ball on that evening
Among those present were: Thomas Con-
molly and Miss Gussie Cunningham, @.
Westphal and lady, Alex. Hewitt and Miss
Rose Kilroy, A. Rinecke and Miss Gapp,
Joseph Hayes and lady, B. McGrath and
wife, Hugh Dowdsand lady, I. Heffernan
and lady, j. Heenahan and lady, Thomas
Welsh and lady, P. O'Connor and lady,
Thomas Evers and Miss Josephine Malone
M. Clougher and lady, John White and
lady, Joseph Plunkett and lady, @. Bergen
and lady, Benjamin Fnnerty and lady, Il.
Alderman and lady, F. Coleman and lady,
John Connolly and lady, j. McGoldrick
and lady, F. Weber and lady, Joseph Leon
ard and lady, Charles Westervelt and lady,
Joseph Cullen and Miss Marcella SINNER.
Among the invited guests present were:
Thomas Hawkins, Patrick Cenneally, John
Conroy and j. Shelley. Professor Dwyer
furnished the music for the affair. The
club is differed as follows: President, T.
P. Connolly; Nice-President, Charles w.
Westphal; Secretary, A. F. Hewitt; Treas
urer, Thomas P. White; Sergeant-at-Arms,
F. Coleman.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-26
A Surprise Party.

A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss Josie Shine at the residence Of
her parents, lis Ninth street, one evening
last week. Dancing was commenced at an
early hour, and was kept up to the "wee
sma' hours ayant the twae." A fine COLA
ton was served at intermission, and the
young folks returned to their homes well
pleased with their nights fun Among
the young ladies and lr gentlemen l1 present
England and Miss England, Mr.. Looney
and Miss Looney, John Courtney and Miss
Courtney, Phil Martin, Mr.. Ed. Robertson
and Miss Nellie Murphy, Mr.. Buckley and
sister, Mr. John Kirk and Miss Minnie
Links, Miss Nellie Lynch and sister, and
tie Misses Jennie Lenner, Nellie Burk,
Mamie Markham, Minnie Mullen and P.
T. Bates.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-26

wSeryants seeking situations and sit
uations seeking servants tenants seeking
houses and houses seeking tenants; board
ers wanting board and board wanting
boarders, only one cent word in the Sum
DAY TArrLER, the best advertising medium
in the cnnntv
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-26
4 WOMAN AND 4 zH1EF.
GrappIing with Him TIL Both Rolled
Head-long Down stairs.

Ba1DaEroS, n. j., April 55.-The Pioneer
tells story of woman's remarkable
struggle with thief. Mrs. Brammell, of
this place, left her home between three
nd four o'clock day or two ago to visit q
neighbor. When she returned she sat
down to read in the sitting room. She
thinks she sat there until about half-past
four, when she arose for the purpose of
going upstairs to dress. Arriving at the
op of the stairs she saw man in the hall
way leading to the parlor chamber. She
said to him, ssWhat do you want here ?"
Without answering the thief struck
her a terrible blow on the head.
Mrs. Brammell is a strong, courageous
lady, and recovering herself at once
she grappled with her assailant. She held
on to him by his coat collar, and fierce
struggle ensued, during which the rufian
endeavored to throw her over the hall
balustrade, but did not succeed. BY this
time they had arrived at the head of the
stairway, and in the struggle both the lady
and robber rolled from the top of the stairs
to the bottom. The fall partially stunned
her, and while she was in this condition
the burglar escaped.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-26

hrs. J.N.&J. B. HOBENsACK, NO. 2os SECOND
IL street above Race Philadelphia, for 40 years
have been engaged in treatment Of Secret Diseases
a. Regular Practitioners. Read our nelu book,
''MysrERY, etc. Sent to any address on receipt Of
ten cents Useful information to the afflicted.
Once hours from q m. to 2 p. M, and from 8 to
Q p. m, Consultation by mail strictly private and
confidential. Once closed Sunday.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-26
SKATING Kinks.
SKATING Kinks.
FIRST GRAND FANCY DRESS
CARNIVALandH HOP
Oakland Rink,
Oakland, near Newark Avenues,
Wednesday Evening, April 20, 1885.

The management of the Oakland Rink
announce their first Fancy Dress Carnival
and Hop, to be held on the above date, at
the popular Oakland Rink, and intend
that this shall be the grandest affair;of the
kind ever held in Jersey City.
Valuable prizes will be distributed to the
Ladies and Gentlemen for the Handsom-
est, Most Original and Character Costumes,
to be awarded by competent judges.
Prizes for Ladies.
/. For the Handsomest Costume, beau
tiful Chatelaine Silver Watch.
2. For the most Original Costume, a
Lady's Shopping bag Of Alligator Skin.
Fos. Character Costumes.
LIST. An Elegant Alligator Pocketbook.
I'd. A Silver Napkin Ring.
Prizes for Gentlemen.
1. For the Handsomest Costume, beau
tiful Scarf Pin.
2. For the most Original Costume, a
Gold Match Safe.
For Ch0ractea. Costumes.
1st. A pair of AlrC Clamp Skates.
I'd. A handsome Pocket Knife.
No person admitted on the skating sur
face unless in full dress or fancy costume.
Skating from 7:S0to 11:30 o'clock. Grand
March at $50. Dancing, 11:30 to 2:30.
Music by Occa's Full Bend.
Children under 10 years, Is cents. Skates
usual price.
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Prenartng For WAR.

LONDON, April 25.-A dispatch from
Paris to the Exchange Telegraph Com
pany states that it is believed in the French
capital that the British Foreign Office has
received plain intimation from Russia
that she viii not accept mediation if any
should be offered
ST.. PETERsRURGH, April 25.-It is ru-
mored that several British men-of-war
have appeared off Vladivestock. The river
Neva is clear of ice. The harbor of Cron-
stadt still remains ice-bonnd.
VIENNA, April 25.-It is reported that
Count Calnocky, the Austro-H Hungarian
Minister of Foreign Affairs, has expressed
the gravest fears that war will beIthe issue
Of the strained relations existing between
Great Britain and Russia.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-26
RatIway Conductors Ban.

Neptune Division, No. SO, Order of Rail-
way Conductors, held their first annual
ball at st. Johns Hall on Monday evening
last. The hall was handsomely decorated
with flags, bunting, and various emblems
Of the order. Among those present were
George Stewart and wife, Charles Garnt-
zow and wife, John Spearing and wife, II.
McNally and wife, J. d. Kiley and wife,
VIM. Brown and lady, F. Sheehan and
lady, N. Booz and lady, L. Campbell and
lady, Fl. Trout and lady, j. Turbush and
lady, J. Riley and wife, D. Hatfield and
wife, P. Cavanagh and wife, M. Purcell and
wife, William Connors and wife, ]. Lamb
and lady, A. Mitchell and wife, ]. Day and
wife, George Davis and wife, S. Deland and
wife, William Blake and lady, VIM. Merritt
and wife, William Simmons and wife, r.
Mcdonald and lady Mr. Swartout and lady,
and many others. Music for the affair was
furnished by Professor Stone. The officers
of the order are rs follows; Joseph
Wright, Chairman; Samuel LaBar. Score
tary; J. W. Colwell, Treasurer.
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s Sterling Attractions for S Week.

Osvttlh6 ntHuUnUHU aVt uVVNi
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 81,
Little Miss Lille Sellers, the wonderful
child will make her second appearance at
this Rink. She is acknowledged by all who
have had the pleasure of seeing her, to be
the best Fancy Skater that has appeared
in this city.
TUESDAY, APRIL %.
Two mile race for medal. Also general
skating.
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 90.
Professor Martin and Miss Allie Lawry,
Boston Champion Double Skaters. Don't
fail to see this remarkable team.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
APRIL 80, MAY and 2.
Great Novelty Of Attractions. The Ell
liott's performing the most original, peri
lous and difficult series of Bicycle feats.
Every Feat and Trick entirely new. De-
flying imitation. Possessing merit far in
advance of ordinary competition. They
are striking innovations upon the best
bicycle triumphs.
Come and see Elliotts on their patent
Revolving Table. Four riders on it at one
and the same time, the table making
500 REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE 500
The greatest Sensation of the Universe.
See Posters.
Excellent new music is rendered nightly
by Prof. Holden's Band.
Admission evenings, 15c. Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday afternoons, 10c.
Doors open at 1000 A. NJ, ais and TOO
P. M.
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AZ the Rinks.


The management of the Oakland Rink
will give their first grand fancy dress car
nival and hop on Wednesday evening
next. Neither pains nor expense will be
spared to make the affair prove, as it
doubtless will, grand success. The
building will be artistically decorated, and
everything that will add to the enjoyment
of the guests will be looked after. The
prizes will be as follows: For ladies, first
prize for handsomest costume, Chatelaine
silver watch; second prize, for most origi-
nal costume, alligator shopping bag; for
original costumes, first prize, alligator
pocketbook; second prize, silver napkin
ring. For gentlemen. first prize for hand
soonest costume, beautiful scarf pin; Sec
ond prize, for most original costume, gold
match safe; for character costumes, first
prize, pair of all clamp sdates; second
prize, pocketbook.
During the coming week a programme of
great variety has been prepared by the
management of the Alpha Rink. On Nom
evening the Coogan Brothers will appear
Tuesday, Miss Lille Sellen will give an exs
hibition. Wednesday evening, second race
for the Alpha gold medal. Thursday even
ing, return of the Coogan Brothers. Fri
day evening, general skating, and on Sat-
urday evening Prof. Marten and Allie
Lawry will do their double skate act.
The programme for the Pavonia rink
next week will be very good, and is as fol-
lows: Monday evening, little Lille Bel
lew, the wonderful child skater; Tuesday
evening, two-mile race for medal; Wednes
day evening, Prof Marten and Allie Lou
ry, the champion double skaters; Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings, the
Elliott, the greatest attraction of the age,
will appear.
The Greenville rink has been doing very
well since its opening, and the manage
ment seem well satisfied with the number
of ladies and gentlemen who attend. The
attractions for last week were all that
could be asked for, and seemed to please
all who witnessed them. This weeks pro-
gramme will doubtless be excellent, as
manager Scott has engaged some of the
finest talent in the business to give exhibit
tons in fancy and trick roller skating and
bicycle riding. Merritt's military band
digcourses sweet music at every session.
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Prof. Marten and Allie Lawry, the
Champion Double Skaters of America,
will appear afternoon and evening. Also
the second Quarte-mile Dash by the
Hudson County Wheelmen for Gold
Medal.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-26
jersey C1ty Assoe1atton,s soc1able.

The fifth and last monthly sociable of
the Jersey City Association was held in
Roche's Hall, corner of Grove and Morgan
streets, on Tuesday evening last, The en-
tertainment which preceded the dancing
was exceptionally fine, and consisted of
Rotations, songs and instrumental music
Following is the programmes:
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-26
TAPE WORM.

An Eminent German scientist has recently dis
covered from root extract an absolute specific for
Tape Worm.
It 10 pleasant to take and Ia not distressing to the
patient butts peculiarly sickening and Supplying
to the Tape Worm, which looseHs its hold OF its
hold Of its victim and passes away in natural and
and easy manner, entirely whole, with HEAD. and
while still alive.
One physician has used this specific In over 400
cases without single failure to void worm entire.
moved with head. Send stamp Tor circular and
terms. HAYWOOD & CO..
10 Park Place New York.
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While the city is struggling to relieve it.
self Of its onerous burdens, such schemes
are Ouixotic and should not meet with pop
ular approval. 1t is indisputable that pub
lie improvements of that nature tend to
the general good, but they should be held
in allowance until the financial condition
of the city is improved, when they would
be better appreciated, Under the pro-
visions OF the act the sum of about $685.
10000 q year was to be raised; sum
which applied to the pressing necessities of
the city would be of far greater benefit.
If the city can afford to make such an adj
dition to the tax levy, it should be for the
purpose of providing increased facilities,
the primary department in nearly all the
schools being so overcrowded as to endan-
ger the health and lives OF the children.
The city is now indulging in the expert
ment of of having its streets and sewers
cleaned by contract. The contractor has
not, up to the present time, given public
satisfaction, and as the hot season APP
proaches, the fear of : cholera
increases the public anxiety.
This Board should use every means in its
power to hold the contractor to a faithful
performance of his work, according to the
letter of the contract. The Board has re-
solved that the warrants for the payments
under the contract shall not be delivered
until the Board, through its committee, is
satisfied that the work has been performed.
Let this be strictly enforced, as such q
stand on our part may be the means of
ayerting an epidemic during the
coming Summer. In conclusion /
would call attention to another mat
4 ter of considerable Importance The
| The Legislature has given to this Board en-
| tire supervision over the water department
of this city, department which should be
self-sustaining but which, owing to the
neglect of property owners to pay water
rents, is always hampered by accumulated
arrears. The course pursued by the last
Board in directing that the option be given
to owners to either pay the rents or have
the water shut off had salutary effect,
and q large amount was recovered. The
/ Board should continue to exercise a careful
supervision over this matter, and adopt
such stringent measures as will compel
payments. Water rates are included in
the rents paid by tenants and go into the
pockets of owners who neglect or refuse to
pay the claims of the city. 1t is the duty
| of citizens to contribute to the support of
the city by prompt payments of taxes, as
sessments and water rents, and when they
fail to do SO, the power of the law should
be used to enforce the citys rights.
| EMIL E. DATz.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-06-04

WASHINGTON. May 25.-Zachariah Mont
gomery; of California was to-day formally ap
pointed Assistant Attorney General for the In
;erior Department.
A Telegram in regard to the. recent Indian
outbreai, of which the following is q copy was
to-day sent to the commanding Generals of the
Diyisi ms of the Pacific and Of the MISSOURI; -.
use every eXertion possible and call Tor all