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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

The experience OF the past four years
has proven the fact that owing to the great
influx Of strangers into the city during
Fair week It is one of the hardest things
imaginab!et to get a satisfactory meal. Els,
peoialIy do transient visitors, those in
town for a day only, find It difficult 10
fare as they would like to. The hotels are
during the week filed TO overflow
ing and in the restaurants there Ia
always rush and hurry. There is one
place in town however where ono is sure
TO secure splendid meal, properly cook
ed and nicely served in clean and appe-
fixing manner, and that is the Gale Bruins.
wick, conducted by Mr.. Entler on Market
street between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The Brunswick has Just been handsome.
" renovated. The latest patterns Of paper
cover tho walls, and elegant carpets are
stretched over the floors. There are pri.
yate dining rooms for social parties or
ladies. The bill Of fare at all times EN-.
braces the best that is to BIO had in tho
market, and Sll delicacies in their season.
The cuisine 10 presided oVeF by All accom-
plished chef, and under him Is corps Of
we'll trained walters. Auyone's taste can
be satisfied at the Brunswick. Special ar
rangements haYe been made to entertain
patrons during this week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

Tho articles published in the ISTELLE-
GEScER during tho past week in relation
to the race for the postoEice, particularly
the aspirations Of Mr.. JamesB. fancy, Gen.
eral Manager OF the Register, for the office,
had the effect OF stirring up all the caudi.
dates 10 renewed, exertions. Mr.. Robert
Simpson lost no time in getting down to
Petersburg to see Senator Camden, and
yesterday, Mr.. fancy took advantage Of
tho fine weather to take ride over the
Ohio River Road and spent few hours in
Parkersburg. OF course he called on Sena-
tor Camden, who, when not being b1Zzed
by come candidate for some office, Is spend
ing his time quietly at home. What con-
ISOLATION the two candidates mentioned de-
rived from their interviews with the sena-
tor is not known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers in the City aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Miss Jennie De Camp, Of Wellsburg, is
visiting Wheeling friends.
Miss Libbie Greer, OF this city, is the
guest Of Miss Mary Gof, at CiarksbuTs.
Mr.. John G. McEldowney, OF New Mar
tinsviile, is among the visiting attorneys
in the city.
Mr.. James II. Oglebay. Of Kansas City,
has arrived in the city and will take in
the State Fair.
Judge A. s. Fleming and daughter, aud
Rev. j. B. Reed, Of Fairmont, were in the
city Saturday.
Mr.. Charles H. fancy, the State printer,
arrived in the city yesterday from charles
ton to visit friends.
Judge J. J. Jackson went down to Par
kersburg Saturday evening to spend Sun
day with his family.
Mrs. G. r Tracy aud child have re.
turned home from West Alexander, where
they spent the heated term: -
Mr.. J. A. H. Parsons, the photographer,
who hes been dangerously ill for some
weeks, was able to be out Saturday.
Governor Wilson and Auditor Duffy left
for Charleston Saturday. A certain Fourth
ward politician will be lonely for a few
days.
Mr.. John Grier, an old Wheeling boy,
now Of Pittsburgh, ia Whiting his parents
at Elm Grove, and his numerous Wheel.
ing friends.
Frank Zook has returned from Buck
harmon, where he has been visiting DR..
Clarence Piler. Mrs. Zook will return
home this week.
Mr.. @. Collins, Q passenger eouduc-
Tor on the Baltimore & Ohio road, is off on
vacation, which he will spend with bis
family in Lewis county.
Mr.. NIarshalt White, messenger in the
Secretary OF Stat>'s Office at Charleston,
arrived in the city Saturday to visit bis
psrents and take in the State Fair.
Mr.. Selby Jones, an old Wheeling citi-
zen, now in au extensive hardware estab-
lishment at KansaS City, is visiting
Wheeling friends, accompanied by his
family.
Mr.. james r. McCourtney returned yes
terday from Duluth and other points IN
the Northwest, whore he has been for the
purpose OF releiving q severe attack Of hay
lever with which he wes suffering.
Dr.. John L. Dickey, Major ]. Kelsey
Hall and Messrs. James Y. Dickey and
Robert Mcclure returned yesterday from
q two weeks trip about the lakes and q
visit To Chicago. They had glorious
time, according to their accounts.
Mis- Ella Dillon, OF Fifteenth street,
who recently attained an enviable repptR.
ton as an eIoeutionist Of the first order,
has accepted a position as principal teacher
in the department Of 0Tatory, Rhetoric
and Elocution in the State Female College
Of Memphis, Tenn, and will leave for her
new field OF usefulness on the 25th inst
Miss Dillon's departure will deprive
Wheeling society Of bright ornament.
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1t Is reported that the Nail City glass
works, at Bridgeport, will start up soon.
This factory makes flint glass bottles,
walls and cruets, but is not one Of the fac
tories whose workmen are included in the
Flint Glessworkers Union.
The Belmont glass works, OF Bellaire,
has lis annual stockholders meeting to.
day. 1t Is known that many OF the stock
holders are in favor Of starting up on the
best terms obtainable, but it Is not be-
iieved that majority can be induced to
vote to do this.
Mr.. al. Gratz, formerly boss mould
maker at the Belmont, has been offered a
position as boss OF the mould rooms at
the Brilliant Glass Works.
Some OF the glassworkers talk Of start
ing the East Liverpool Glass Works on
the cooperative plan.
Eight Rellaire glass workers have ac-
cepted positions in the Acme Glass
Works, OF Steubenville.
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All Sorts OF Current GewS Ilems From III
Glass City,

s-srla@s
All Sorts of Current News Ilems From tho
Glass City,
The public schools will open this morn
ing,
Mrs. S. R. Wells returned home to Mas
sillon Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Q. Stewart Is home from a
visit to Pennsylvania.
Mr.. al. Thompson will soon strut again
his class in shorthand.
Mr.. Coxey, thu Massillon sand manu-
facturer, was in town Saturday.
A nrmbero Of Bellaire people are num-
bered with the exhibitors at the Wheel.
ing lair.
Melon barges have so far given Bellaire
but short calls, probably because the de.
mand is limited,
Guy Walling, lately OF the Western
Union telegraph Office, is now assisting in
the Bridgeport Office.
A lodge OF The Daughters OF Rebecca,
the woman's branch of the Odd Fellows,
was organized here Friday evening.
The Prohibitionists are preparing to Join
in force to help the demonstration at
Martins Ferry at DR.. Leonard's meeting.
There will be a temperance meeting at
the South BeiIaire NJ. E. church this
evening. No admission fee aud no collec.
ton.
Rev. w. W. Walker ia home from a
vacation, spent in the Shenandoah Valley,
and preached as usual at the Ep;scopal
Church yesterday.
Rev. R. NJ. Brown, Of the Second Pres.
byterian Church, is still absent. Rev. @.
o. Hays, OF Bridgeport, preached in this
church yesterday evening.
Six cars Of anthracite coal were received
here Saturday. This coal is being con-
sumed in largely increased quantities by
merchants and Office men.
The car Of the examiners Of the @. & P.
railroad employees for color blindness was
here Saturday. The examination is re.
euired by a recently made law Of the
State.
Bellaire bicyelist5 are becoming expert,
and the number OF those who can ride the
wheels would no doubt be greater were
the roads here more favorable to the ex-
erciBe.
John Dickson, Of wellsville, who spent
much OF last winter here experimenting
the transfers ofcross ties from boats 70 the
cars, was down laBt week to commence
Of large lot now arriving.
Some one broke into the Indian run
school house Friday night and turned on
the water up stairs, The plpstering and
walls were soaked and dres had 70 be
kindled to get the rooms dry for school.
Several Of the glass houses have meet
Iugs Of the stockholders in a few days,
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raEc a 10. INIuNcr1oN.
The State contlsdes- Wilson
Makos n Speech.

Makes Speech.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Injunction suit
again occupied the entire session Of the
U. S. District Court Saturday. Mr.. Cald-
well finished his argument on behalf Of
State. He quoted authorities bearing on
all phases OF the questions involved, and
It is the general verdict that his speech
was strong one, and an adequate presen-
tation Of the claims Of the State.
He was followed by Governor Wilson,
whose argument Consnmed the rest
Of the days session. The Gov
ernor first advanced the propo-
sition that the local county authori-
ties had nothing whatever TO do with the
local taxes after they had laid the levy. 1t
was the State Government which collected
the taxes, and no County Court could
have anything to say in the matter. Gov
ernor Wilson also declared that there was
nothing in the Railroad Company's bill
which II admitted would entitle the COM
pany 10 an injunction. As 70
the compRny's claim hat it could
not raise the money, the Governor held
that this had nothing to do with the case
Every year hundreds OF Taxpayers were
unable to raise the funds to pay the taxes
assessed against them, but who ever heard
| OF one OF them coming into court for this
reason and setting this up rs plea to re-
strain the State from proceeding according
to law. "1f your honor will dissolve this
Injunction" said the Governor, "the mo
ney will be forthcoming and the taxes vii
be paid"
The Governor got very warm at time'
during his argument.
sci Of the railroad company, will conclude
the argument.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07
LOCAL BREv1T1Bs.
matters OF Minor Moment In and About the
fitY
Tnr State Fair Of 's5 opens to-day.

THE State Fair OF 's5 opens to-day.
oNR marriage license. was isred satur-
day.
RRNrrnow's "Path6ndeis" at Charley
Shay's Theatre this evening and every
evening this week.
As SOON as the Slate Fair is over all five
Of the Wheeling Kinks will formally open
the skating seaBon.
The Board Of County Commissioners
meets to. day. This meeting bids fair to
be an unusually interesting one.
A LANCE number OF the best skaters hy.
ing on the Island have arranged to visit
the Chapline street rink tonight.
GEORGE and Lizzie Clifford went up for
30 days each Saturday, in default OF fines
Of So and costs each, imposed in the police
court for drunkenness.
T. LARAMIE, once Appointment restaura.:
teur, variety show manager, etc, Of
Wheeling, turns up as the publisher OF
The Ldborer, at South Chicago.
MANAGER TRACY, Of the Western Union
office, will have branch office on the
State fair grounds, and an instrument in
the reporters stand or the course.
The Council Committee on Police have
decided 10 ask Council for power to send
for persons and papers with view TO in
vestigating the moral status OF the city.
OFFICER Bell ran in Dave Ramsey Sat
urday night for drunkenness, and William
Soles and John Dennis for fighting. Dave
Grant, colored, involved in the same fight
escaped.
RI. Rev. JOHN J. KAHN was on Satur
dap appointed administrator Of the estst,
| OF Peter Lauer, deceased, with the vii
annexed. Bond $1,000. with no securit!
required.
TRg work Of tarting and grayeling tn
Fourteenth street brick pavement will b
begun this morning. The Tar was put Of
to boil lest night, and the fires smoke'
the neighboThoOd.
jim HALL, OF this city, YVES PROSTATE,
. by severe illness at Moundsvillo Saturday
while assisting on come repairs to the pr
: son engines. He ives brought home, an
Is in q precarious condition.
TRE rumor that tho Jefferson IroI
Works would start come Of their nail ma
chimes on Monday is emphatically denie'
By Vice President Doty, who Gays Their
are no prospects Of any stating up
SttWLcRriHe Gasettc.
A coLoRED man named Logan was walk
ing on the street near the Second war
Market House last evening, in cempan
with colored girl named Why Fields
when hia wife met them and attacked tn
other woman. The fight that ensued wa
interrupted by Officer Bell, who locke
. both women up.
Del HoLTscLAw was required to Civ
bond in the sum OF 500 to Keep the peac
for one year, by Squire Davis Saturday
He also placed James johnson, the alIege
leader Of the East Wheeling "Dirt
Dozen" under bonds to keep the peac
for u year, Johnson's parents being eccept
ed as his sureties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

Saturday night William Ninesberg,
who lives out the National road, was rob:
bed OF suit OF clothes, pair OF boots and
a quantity OF provisions. For some reason
be believes his cousin, Oscar Winesberg,
to be tho thief, and he swore out a war
rant before Squire Arkle.
There WAS another big row at Greggs'
vile, up the Bethany pike, last evening
Several young men from Clinton Were
driving past, when they were assaulted
by Greggsville youths and badly beaten.
Before the difficulty was settled four OF
i've parties were pretty severely hurt.
Saturday evening a man driving on the
National road, just east of the city, was
stopped by q iootpad, but managed to
escape by whipping up his horse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.
the IRON AND GLASS SITUATION.
The Foodsrs ordered Dat OF tho Nail Fac.
toris,, But they Refuse to Obsy-TAik
About the Iole Gla,swOIkS aad tho
Possibility of Start, Coal, etc.

The Executive Committee of the
National Nailfeeders' Union met in this
city on Saturday. On Friday this com.
mittee met with the Executive Committee
OF The United Nailers, Nail Plate Rollers
and Heaters Of America, and no doubt
the action taken Saturday was the result
OF the conference OF the day before. On
Friday, Secretary Chew, OF the Nailers'
organization. who has recently returned
from an official tour in the East, was
present; also two nailers who not long
since went to Pottstown, Pa, to work in
the nail factory there, but alter working
part Of day quit aud came home.
All Of these gentlemen say that Eastern
nail men, both manufacturers aud en-
ployes, declare that il the scale is reduced
here it will neCessitate u reduction in the
East, because they cannot compete with
the western mills at lower scale than
the2l cent one. The Eastern men also
declare they cannot sell nails in western
markets when the mills here are in opera
ton.
Tho Feeders Committee on Saturday
adopted q resolution calling upon thoze
members OF the Union Who'll hold machines
in factories whose naiters arc out on a
strike TO quit work aud come out. Official
notice to this effect was given in the news
papers.
Saturday evening, tho Wheeling Lodge
No. i oil feeders, met and resolved that
the members would not give up their ma
chimes and come out, and notice to this
effect was also printed. This adds q new
and novel complication to the situation.
The Western Nail Association meets
next Wednesday, and its action in refer
encs to the strike will be awaited with
considerable interest, in view OF the fact
that the Bellairs mill is in opera ton.
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BUSINESS BRIG urENING.
ono of the s.raWs That chow Which Way
the Wind Blows,

ono Of the s.raWs That chow Which Way
the Wind Blows.
There are probably no indicators which
80 promptly show the effects Of depression
or improvement in business as the traffic
on railroads and the business Of the tele-
graph companies. For some time past
freight men have been reporting increased
traffic, and predicting from this speedy
return OF better times. LIS. evening an
INrELLlGRHcER reporter met Manager
Tracy, Of the Western Union Te!e..
graph office in this city, and
asked him how business was
with him. He Paid that last week the
business Of his office was better by 100
percent than the week before, and better
BY great deal than that OF any Other
week in the past five months. A gradual
Improvement has been noticeable for the
past month or so. but last week there was
q sudden jump. Most Of the messages
sent are orders for goods for this market,
and 1t 10 evident that merchants here find
encouraging signs in trade, aud that bust
ness is on the eve Of n revival, If, indeed,
the revival has not already set In.
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The ArmstronE Resid enoo Sold.

The Armstrong, Coen & Co. planning mill
Wss again offered for sale Saturday at the
front door OF the court hopse for the trus'
tees, but was not sold. Il was bid up "a
Sl3, 500, the last bid being by Mr.. ]. J.
Jones, Of the Exchange bank, which holds
q mortgage on the property, and the sale
was then postponed until to-day. Mr..
Armstrong; residence, on tho Island, was
sold to Kennedy Friend, for S0,625.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

The public schools Of the city will re-
open at 0 o'clock this morning. While
there has been change in the s4peFin;
tendency necesaitins Fhe selection Of 9
new principal for Union school, outside OIL
these two changes there have been none
Of any consequence in the corps OF able
and experienced teachers that brought
about such good respits last year. Prof.
Anderson is well qualified as supevia.
teudent, and his efforts will doubtless be
crowned with slccesl. All OF the build
ings have been put In good condition.
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Last Friday Messrs. Joseph S. Speidel
and Charley Copp werp out hunting in
Washington county, Pa, in company with
Albert Porter, OF Claysville. Mr.. Porter
shot u squirrel, which lodged in tho tree
and he had climbed after It. While in the
tree Mr.. Copp came that way and noticed
the leaves shaking. Believing a squirrel
was frisking about he raiFed his gun and
fred, the shot taking effect in Mr.. Porter's
body. Several shot struck him in the
back, neck, wrist and leg. He bled pro.
fusely, but is getting along nicely. Char.
ley is said to have been as badly fright.
ened rs Mr.. Porter, and he at once "swore
Off going cunning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

The U. s. District Count grand Jury did
not complete its labors Saturday, and will
meet again at 10 A. ". to-day. II has been
IN session since Wednesday. The grand
iury Of the Ohio County Circuit Court
Also meets this morning. Between the
two the way Of the transRessor may be
said TO be unusually hard just now. The
u. S. Jury ID supposed, rom the witnesses
summoned, to DO after illegal hcer.sellers,
aud there Is good deal OF curiosity 70
know iust what cla9seAol offenders will be
presented TO the county grand jury. A
good many Of the boys, % usual, will
Fusticate for o few days,
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struek WIth q stone.

Last evening about 0 o'clock ayoung
colored girl from Bridgeport, named Jen-
MIC Nuby, was standing on the sidewalk
on Market street below Fourteenth, when
w. Fl. Streets, a well known barber at the
McLure house shop, struck her on tho
head with huge bowler, cuttiuga fearful
cash. The cause Of the assault was not
known, but Streets has high reputation
as an orderly, peaceable man, and it is
presumable lie had some great proYoca..
ton. He was arrested. DIR. sti0yard
Gewed up the girls wound. Sg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

The approaching sale Of the lots laid out
by Hon. Lewis Baker ct Elm Grove, is at
tracing good deal Of favorable attention.
Persons desiring to secure sites for homes
in lovely suburban locality, accessible
and attractive in its surroundings, will not
in long time lind as favorable an oppor,
tunity as this. The purchaser can have
ten years 10 make deferred payments If
desired.
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Tor sALE-OOUNTRY SEAT.

Ten acres Of choice high bottom land, siE miles
below Wheeling, on Ohio RiYGs Rad H. & Q. i. y.
Improved by substantial brick houss, Il TOoTnIi
kitchen and outbuilGiEgH EltuLted In StOTe Of
maple, sugar and poplar tneS. Also, aged selEc'
Ton Of fruit trees, Apply 70
W. v. H0GE q BRO, 1900 Market y.
On r. ". MORROW. 90 the preni4s. mn
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The sale OF reserved seats will COM
mence at Banners music store this morn,
ing for the engagement OF Harry Lacy's
Comedy Company at the Opera House,
commencing tomorrow evening, The
opening play will be "satan's Diary" IN
American adaptation OF an old French
play, "The Devil in Paris" Mr.. Lacy
takes the part Of "Rohert 10 Diable," and
critics who have seen his performance say
he takea it exceedingly we'll, and that the
play as presented by this company is a
meritorious and pleasing performance.
The company will remain In the city until
Saturday, closing the engagement with the
matinee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

Yesterday when the Louis A. Shirley
was lying at the wharf Gene Haguard, q
driver in the employ OF Kennedy Friend,
the furniture dealer, made a bet with u
friend that he could jump from the
hurricane deck into the river and swim
ashore without losing his hat from his
head. He went aboardthe boat, and after
the boat had pulled out, jumped out into
the water. He had on his pantaioons, an
undershirt and hat. He sank, but at once
rose, and struck ont for shore. The hat
was still there, and he landed and walked
M the wharf. Yettera and Yealthier by Az.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

The Wheeling Creek Coal Company,
over the rive-, last week voluntarily in
creased the wages Of its miners from 40
cents a ton 10 50 cents. Recently wages
were reduced 10 10 cents. and the company
now thinks the prospect for better times
is bright enough to iustify the inerease.
The miners Of Marshall, Van Fossen &
Co, struck again la7t week, AT the time
OF their recent strike they allege that an
understanding wss arrived ct, Which,
however, was not lived up to when pay
day arrived. Hence the present strike.
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The Academy Of the Visitation B. V. NJ,
at Mt. de Chantal, under the care OF the
Sisters, will reopen to-day. This school
for young ladies has fairly earned repu.
tation as one OF the best institutions Of the
kind in tho country, and Is known from
Maine 10 Texas. Notwithstanding the
prevailing hard times tho academy enters
upon another year with exceedingly
bright prospects, the number Of inquiries
and applications for admission this year
having been more than twice rs large as
In the last summers vacation.
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WARRINGTON, Sept. I'll A. M.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, occ2-
sional rains in extreme northern POI lion,
fair weather in remaining poi ion, variable
winds, nearly stationary temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, occe 3ionsl
rains in west pc, Jon, fair weather in
eastern portion, nearly stationary tenn
perature, variable winds.
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EVERY one is invited to attend the
Chaplipe street rink tonight. The floor
has been ground down untilit is in mag
niticent condition. There will be fine
music, and the Island people are expect
ed 10 be present en- masse, No one clique
however, will rule proceedings, and all
skaters are cordially invited to DO on
hand, Music by Birch.