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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-20
.WELLSBURG THIEVES.
WHO ROBBED yoIlHAnprs sRof
saturday Night Arrested by the Police and
several of Them Have a Hearing.
wholesale Capture Yesterday of Per-
sons Suspected of Completely

The robbery Of Louis Yollhardes barber
shop, on Saturday night, was brought to
light on Sunday afternoon by George W.
AIcCleary, the Mayor. The Marshal and
the police arrested Charles yollhardt, a
son Of the party robbed, on suspicion.
Charley gave the whole job away to the
Mayor and in less than an hour thereafter
the Mayor had received s976 90 OF
the cash stolen. The bonds, three in
number, Of $500 each, were burned by
the robbers. John Headington was Char
lcy's co-partnerin the robbery. The boys
were given a hearing yesterday afternoon
before s. s. Quest, a Justice of the Peace.
Young Vollhardt was put on trial first,
and the State admitted a primd Jdcie case
being made out and entered for the de-
tense, the insanity dodge, and, after hear
ing the evidence, discharged young Voll-
hardt on the grounds OF insanity. Posey
Cheek, who was thought TO be implicated
by receiving some OF the stolen money,
was discharged, there being no evidence
as to his knowledge of 1t being stolen
pEUptIt4s hShAulEtpA SthoC WOO toh-
tinued until this morning. It promises
to be interesting. The trial was heard in
the Court House and the large room was
crowded. The parties implicated are
young, scarcely out Of their teens. En-
trance was gained to Vollhardts house
by prying open the back door with some
instrument Of iron early in the evening,
during the absence Of the family.
The mony and bonds taken were kept
In q tin box which was secreted in closet
under a stairway. The bonds burned were
Brooke county bonds and can easily be
duplicated. Mr.. Vollhardt did not know
exactly how much money was in the box,
as he and his wife used it jointly in de-
posting their savings. The money con-
sisted Of gold, greenbacks and silver. As
nearly as they can calculate there was
81 500 in bonds, 81, 800 in notes and ST. 500
in cash. John Dayton, VIM. Brown, VIM.
Lowe, Dan Hughes and two men named
Lucas, Detective Burnett, who was in
Wellsburg yesterday says, have been de-
tanned for completely in the matter. A
woman named Nora Prall Is said To be in
the case somehow. It is said she has q
husband living in Beliaire. She was for.
IueLI4 JUG VI ulo HOIleh III tulb CAtl' 4nt
robbery, as matter Of course, is the talk
Of the town.
Mr.. James Briggs, who died suddenly
on Saturday, was buried att p. NJ. yester.
day.
There is considerable petty thieying go.
ing on in Wellsburg just now. Hen roosts
suffer the most.
Nine out OF ten Of the mechanics and
laborers Of Wellsburg are idle for want Of
something TO do.
The Oriental Skating Rink" located in
Barth's Opera Hall, gave grand free
opening last evening.
Mr.. John Erwin, wife and daughter. and
Mr.. John and Miss Terzah Lewis left on
the steamer Scotia on Sunday to visit the
New Orleans Exposition.
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WEST YIRGINIA.s STONE
For tho Washington Monument-An Art
N, plaza NJ yarE ~


For tho Washington Monument-An Artis.
tic Piece Of Work.
US. Muldoon, the well known marble
worker at 1919 Market street, has COM
pleted the stone furnished by this State
for the Washington monument. The con-
tract was given him by Commissioner W.
X. Pendleton, Of Bethany. The design is
elaborate, the surface of the stone bearing
the motto, "1Auni nos sttni.iS monumeptttm,"
and beneath In 0 cut surface the coat Of
arms and motto OF the State. Below this
in large ornamental letters is the name OF
the State. The coat OF arms is fanked by
twoleaiy branches. The work has been done
with great care, having been under way
since last July, The result is crcditable
alike to the State and to the establishment
that turns II out. q,
The material is a conglomerate stone
from the east end Of the Third district. It
was exceedingly difficult to work, being
harder than granite and as close-grained
as flint. Mr.. Muidoon, therefore, deserves
the more credit for the artistic outing.
The stone is now on exhibition at his
uhop, and he would be pleased toihave
Of the Legislature brother inter
ested persons call aud inspect 1t before 1t
Ia sent 10 Washington City.
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PROHIBITION AGAIN.
THE IRREPREssIB1E ooSPII0T


The biennial fight was started again yes
terday in the House Of Delegates, when
Delegate Benjamin F. Fisher, Of Braxton
county, presented o joint resolution pro.
posing an amendment to the Constitution
forever prohibiting the manufacture and
sale in this State Of Intoxicating liquors as
a beverage, and authorizing the restriction
and regulation Of It's manufacture or sale
for other purposes than use as beverage.
Immediately thereafter numerous vo-
luminous petitions, containing signatures
TO the number Of over . thousand in the
aggregate, were submitted, all asking that
the proposed amendment be submitted to
vote Of the people.
Both resolution and petitions were re-
ferred TO the Committee on the Judiciary,
and there was no discussion Of the matter.
In,private conversation some OF the Re-
publican members indicated that they
would oppose the measure on account Of
the stand taken by the Prohibitionists in
the last National campaign. Others Of
both parties said they thought the matter
had been fairly tested in the Legislature,
and should not now be revived To con-
sumo valuable time.
Chairman Dave johnson, OF the Prohi-
bition Executive Committee Of West Viz
ginia, arrived in the city yesterday TO
Il look after tho interests OF the proposed
amendment. He said, in answer TO in:
ouiries, that the prospects for the desired
action BY the Legislature seemed to him
to be favorable, though 1t was hard to
form an opinion.
Speaking Of the opposition OF some Re
publican members, Mr.. johnson said:
d'sWhatevcr influence the Prohibition
vote may have had upon the national can
vass in other localities, certainly the Fro
hibitionists OF West Virginia have pur.
1 sued consistent course. The several
platforms adopted by the West Virginia
State Temperance Conventions have pro-
nounced against third party, and have
insisted that the only issue now before US
was to secure the submission OF an amend.
mcnt to vote OF the people, and that
that was not party question. Our
State Convention, last June, voted down
unanimously a motion to appoint dele
gates to the National Prohibition Conyen.
ton. Our State Executive Committee,
composed about equally Of Democrats and
Republicans, unanimously refused to par.
ticipate in the st. John campaign in West
Virginia and notified the National Pro,
hibition Committee that they could not
do so. And there was not even apretense
OF a st. John organization in the State
but the electoral ticket in this State was
nominated by the National Committee.
| Whomsoever the ticket may have been
nominated by, members Of the Prohibi.
ton party now working for the passage Of
this resolution certainly interested them
selves in securing votes for the st. John
electors, at least In Wheeling, several Of
them, working at the polls Tor the Pro
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Coffee Coffee hif M no lower; February fOoiS ooc:
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A Sad Accident.

Rev. George E. Hite, Presiding Elder Of
this district OF the NJ. Z. Church, yester-
tlay received the sad intelligence Of the
death OF. his brother, Charles Hite, on Fri
day night last at the home Of his father in
Guyandotte, this State. He waskilled by
a falling stable which was blown down by
the terrific wind storm. When the tele.
gram announcing the accident reached
mere Rev. Mr.. Hite was absent upon his
ministerial duties, and he did not learn OF
the shocking event until his return yester.
tlay, when the news OF the fatality and
the funeral. which occurred Sunday,
reached him at the same time. The un-
fortunate victim Of the gale was % years
nid ~
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KICKS ON THE COMMITTEES.
Tho Usual Dissatisfaction with the Legls.
lntiys Appointments.

The Usual Dissatisfaction with the Legis-
latiys. Appointments.
Speaker Dennis, Of the House Of Dele
gates, announced his appointments Of
standing committees yesterday. Presi-
dent Price made his last Friday. Asusual,
there Is considerable dissatisfaction in
both Houses.
In the Senate Mr.. Burgess has the
Craftsmanship Of the Judiciary Commit
tee, Colonel Byrne that OF the Finance
Committee, and Mr.. Someryille that OF
the Committee on Education. These Sc
lections seem to be generally conceded to
be good ones. The most pronounced dis
satisfaction was expressed by Senator
Smith, who thought he ought to be on the
Judiciary Committee. There is Q general
expression TO the effect that his claim is
Just. He is an experienced legislator and
q lawyer. Some surprise has been ex-
pressed at President Prices leaving him
off this committee under all the circum-
stances.
In the House there was contest for
the three leading committees. Judge
Raymond was made Chairman ofthe Com
mittee on the Judiciary, position upon
which Il is said Col. White thought he
had strong claim. However, the ap-
pointment Is generally approved. Col.
White was given the Finance Committee
Craftsmanship, for which some members
think there were Delegates better fitted
than he. Mr.. Gilkeson fits the head OF the
Committee on Education admirably.
, Among the other appointees there was
good deal OF scowling when the lists were
read yesterday. The friends Of Mr.. Rob-
ertson, Of this city, thought his proper
place was on the Committees on the Peni-
Tertiary and Mines and Mining, from both
Of which, though the Speaker was advised
Of his desire for special reasons to be q
member OF each, his name Vas omitted.
However, the appointments usually
stick, unacceptable to many as their places
are.
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.t kots. tt
NEW YoBK, Jan. 19.-Moncy eaSy NJ 1alL percant.
closed NJ percent Prime mercantile paper 4lIG6
percent Sterling EXCHANGE bnnEen' 6iliS fifm M
"A 'S9: demand n s5K. 49,. IS
GoyKRNMESr-A shade easier tor4S.
RAiIRoAp BosnS-IrreEuIar. West Shores armcr.
STATE SEcuMTIEs-DulT and weak.
SrOcTS-Trhe market obcne6 lower nv, tho ,.i,,.i
Of uniayonable rIInors cnilecrninp promInent frms
The dsnlIne In he ccnenl iii n,pSea frn,n Y ~
IL perecnt Manitoba Wns very wsat and Sra5the N
~ percent and neIRwaFe 4 HIIdsoi, sSIl down az
percSfit StiIssaueitiy there wss raliv al IN u
ncrFefIt INIT IN tho Nftsrftoon Iackatyamns Iii n
IA az Delawnrc & Hudson 10 al ma jerSev Tan.
trnl "a d on reports that he meetInS n tSS coai
prCaidOnts had not been HARMONIOUS Later on
this Was denied ii being stated thst ali ths Iead
inr anthneite conpanies Ind beeiI Fenresentcd N
the mceting and aeOmmIitee eofnpoSad az WiIh,r
Harris and ParIieo mad Mem nnnpIntcS n ~, ~
sylyanIn raIlFoad, Tho contnittse 4 % meet Mon.
NV next' " Wv . ~ 1875 s'.0"'
x the day advanced and the untavorahle rnn,ors
fthe morning Communicable isnisi these ,vSs
mnsS bstter ieeins and shspn SSo VARY W.
~ Nv orcant tIi,,s & i' ptees
he isnpsSvenent h, IN cerntn.ss ~ ,Ss tronH.
Soyth,E1st beine1 The anwari mavennsnt AZ SIS
ihe si,Tiolineement fhSt 6thsr trnnE line hsa NY,
reduced Immigrant fares 70 meet lie PennsyIyanIs
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,,sArnh kIaItanp

The Agnes Wallace villa company open.
ed week 8 engagement at Charley siay'a
Theatre last night in an attractive bill,
giving the famous emotional drama, "AIiss
Mutton" made so popular In New York
by Clara Morris, and concluding with the
pleasing musical extrayag anza. t'Ann Bow
LEAN" Mrs. Villa as Sarah Aulton show
ed much strength as an emotional actress,
and the company has been greatly i'm.
proved since its former visit here this sea-
son. The evenings performance was pn-
usually satisfactory 70 the audience.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., jan eo.-l AM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley fair
weather, stationary followed by rising
temperature, falling barometer, variable
winds, generally northetly, y
For the Lower Lakes, warmer fair
weather, southwesterly winds and falling
farnmahaf..
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Tina handsomest line OF embroideries
ever brought to town are shown by
i. NJ, McGILLIN & Co.

FRrDEmcx W. FRrER, whose paintings
are fair representations Of progressive Amer
lean art, has designed two ideal heads,
brunette and blonde, which have been re.
produced on satin byL. prang q Co., and
will be published as valentines. There Is
a growing tendency to accept as missives
OF this kind genuine art productions in
place Of the exaggerated representations Of
Cupid and his victims which once ap-
pealed 10 popular taste. In the same way
the comic valentines Of the past are repre-,
scented to-day by humorous but artistic
from the brush OF we'll known
artists, as F, s. Church, Harry Beard, &c.
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TOO THIN 4 sonRME.
Democrats Trying 70 BambooIlO seooni
ward Voters.

Ward Voters.
Some Of the Democrats in the Second
ward are endeayoring TO work a very fine
scheme to secure votes from the eolored
men living in thatward. oneproposition
they make to the colored voter Is, to
scratch of Messrs. Hearne and Tracy, two
OF the Republican candidates for the Sec.
ond Branch Of Council, aud that In that
way, they will be able 10 make their bal
lot count three for sillyard, the
third nominee on the ticket; that that 10
the onlywayin which DR.. stillyatd can be
elected. The ones who are endeayorihg
to work this racket have thus far metwith
little or no success. The eolored voters OF
this city are too intelligent to be caught by
such utter nonsense.
The other proposition Is, that IL the
voter will cast q ballot for Porter Smith
for Sergeant, the Democrat will vote for
Stillyard for Council. All such PROPOSE.
tons should be hooted at, for they are only
intended TO deceive and defeat the excel.
lent ticket the Republicans have in the
field,
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FOR SALE.
EoRsALE-C0UNTRY SEAT.
SALE.
vALuAHIE COAL PROPERTY

EsF VALUABLE COAL fhOFH" a.,
Situated on W., p, &B.R.R.,( fold liCmPasIS&, u
two miles east Of the City Of Wheeling VI W.. i
about two miles from Ohio river, consSSI IA y
acres Of coal and 80 acres surface lh C,,."
known a the "Wlllow Glen Coal I PrgPcitg RIO,
mu 1900 Market sGSS---
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The transfers Of real estate recorded by
Recorder Hook yesterday were; 2 deed
made January II, 1885, by Frederick Mo-
dar and wife TO Emma Gundling In con-
sideration OF $500, Of lot situate on the
south east corner Of Alley 2 and Market
street; and deed made October 20, 1884,
by the Stone Church Cemetery Associa-
ton 10 Afrs. Gillian Hammond in consider
alton Of s25, Of the north half OF lot Sin
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The last meeting OF that somewhat
cratic body, the Council that has directed
city affairs for the past two years, will;be
held this evening, o special meeting
having been called. The bill prepared by
Solicitor Erskine for presentation 70 the
Legislature will be considered, and 1.-THE
changes It proposes to bring about are
satisiactory-which, is doubttul-will be
approved. The report OF the Committee
on Salaries Is to DO considered, and Presis
don't Hildreth will make his promised
farewell address. This has been Coun-
Gil whose memory will last for some time.
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For the second Branch,

MrH. F, Behrens, who was nominated
he the Republicans Of the Fifth ward as 4
csniidate for the Second Branch Of coun.
iii declined 10 stand as one OF the nomi-
nees. and Mr.. P. BachmRn, the well known
commission merchant, has been subst-
tuted for him on the Council ticket rom
that ward. Mr.. Bachman's nomination Is
q good one. -
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"say. why is everything
Either nj skies or At SeYenS3'

Probably, my dear nervous sister, be-
cause you arc suffering from some Of the
diseases peculiar TO your sex. You have
0 ''dragging-down" feeling, tho back.ache,
you are debilitated, you have pains Of va.
rious kinds. Take DIR. H. v. pierce's
"Favoritc Prescription" and be cured.
Price reduced to one dollar. By drug
yiafs ts
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ABOUT PEopLE.
Strangers in the city and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

apFutAus
Major Ed Mcdonald, OF Burton, is in
Col. G.. H. Beall, Of Brooke county, was
in town yesterday.
DR.. jim. Murdoch, Of Parkersburg, is
at the Mcclure House.
Hon. E. Boyd Faulkner, OF Martins
burg, is expected in the city in few days.
Mrs. Dickey, who has been i'll for sey-
eral days at her home on Chapline street,
was thought to show some improvement
yesterday. -,
Pottery, accompanied by his wife, left last
evening for Baltimore to attend the
National Potters' Convention, which meets
there to-day. Mrs. Pearson will go to visit
her parents at Philadelphia.
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ALL.WOOL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now In stock a full line Of the
above Jackets; also, m extra heavy quail
IN for butchers, and full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted mot to
shrink. G. HESS u SONS,
Ierehaut Tailors and Gents Furnishers.
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aud l5a25c higher than last week; receipts 1850
head; shipments 1887 head. Hog market OK.
cited; receipts 500 head; shipments $500 head /;
PhiladelphGs s. 2Da5 50: Workers s. O0a6 Is Sheep
market active and shade higher than last week;
receipts 5000 head; shipments 1000 head.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. l9.-Liye hogs quiet and
firm; common aud Light s8 G0a4 CO; packing and
butchers 81 l0ai 50; receipts 1890 head; shipments
1900 head. - =,
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Head bowed Down.

So goes the victims OF debility and Ian
guor, barely able, to put one foot before
the other. No heart to work. No good
cheer for the present. No hope for. the
iuture. Browns Iron Bitters builds up
the system; enriches blood; sets liver at
work; regulates heart; strengthens stom-
ach; tones nerves. Then you are all right.
Mr.. John S. Kager, WATERFORD, s. c.,
says, II used Browns Iron Bitters for de-
biiity, and found 1t very beneficial"
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Che gateaiasttter,


onlce , Nos. 70 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
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TnE Black Eagle Drum Corps have Sc
cured Arion Hall and are making extern
sive arrangements for grand ball the
early nart Of next month. ---..
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THE Mound City Hotel, at AIoundsville,
was almost entirely destroyed by the gale
OF Saturday morning last. Four chimneys
were also demolished. The roof was tin,
and a large section OF It was carried away,
raiters, sheeting and tin, while the rest
,,oa utrinnad NJ the tin.
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NNns. PAnr1NoroY, what do you use

"AIRs. PARr1Sarox, what DO you use fol
A very bad cold2H asked Mrs. Dull
WHandkerchiefs, ma'am," answered the
good dame, looking over her spectacles,
Handkerchief are o desiderdtuns IN the
event OF cold, but bottle oil DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup Is necessity, because t not
only relieves, but cures the worst cold or
cough. w.
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Tuesday evening, January 20, Louis
echwalb, proprietor Of the First National
Saloon, will serve TO his customers o
splendid yenison lunch. 4llsre invited,
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Tuesday evening, January 20, Louis
Schwalb, proprietor Of the First National
Saloon, will serve 10 his customers a
splendid venison lunch. All are invited.
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FINANCK And TRADE.

Tho elegant line Of cretonnes at 10, 12l and
Is cents, at z. NJ. Mc(5ILLIH & Co.'s.
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
"a. M, l06; IL NJ, 2l';Sr. NJ, 22j7P. NJ,
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For Rent-Brick House.
Deileylaw Lots For Sale-FFaDk Walter.
laulps-CCo. w. JohnEOn's Sons.
ROYAL Semi BoIrelRin MRddOcks "arightOn."
Luke Fitton-dns and Steam Filter.
Opera HOuse-MInnie Madden.
The February Century. -
only SO 10 Gctmany.H. Z, Behrens.
Piano MoyinE-F. W. banner.
For Rent or For sale-Jhmes A. Henry.
Big Jo6sat the Red Ticket Sale Today-E N
AcGlllln & Co,
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rho Features Of tho Money and Stock Mar
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THE first grand ball Of the Terpsichorean
Club will be held at Turner Hall, Wcdnes-
day evening, January 81, 1885.
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NEW YoRk, Jan, l9.-potroleum ilnn; United
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that It does pay to buy at the Red Ticket
Sale at E. NJ. McGtllin & Co.'s was shown
Yesterday by the large crowd otcustomers.
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IfOIuAnNA.
RIVER NEWS.

The double fold dress goods at 1871 cents
1t z. NJ. McGlLLIS & Co.'s,
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:, PHlLADELPHlA, Pa, Jan. lO.--petrOleum dun at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-20

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