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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-03
THE LATE STATE HOUSE.
The County Recommended TO occupy II
Nam, Isnd ofIk.

The County Recommended 70 Occupy the
North Eud off.
The Committee on Court House and
Jail Of the Board Of County Commission.
ers, at the coming monthly meeting Of the
Board which VIII be held next Monday,
will recommend that the county proceed
as soon as possible, to occupy the north
half Of the old State House and pay the
city of Wheeling $50 900 for the same. IT.
was decided 10 do this AZ q meeting OF the
committee held yesterday, when the plans
of Architect Hamilton for changing that
portion Of the building so as to adapt it
Tor the county's use were carefully exam
ined and approved. These plans will be
presented to the Board with the commit
tees recommendations for approval and
adoption. The changes contemplated by
them will .necessitate the expenditure
OF about $4,000 and are as follows: The
rooms formerly used by the Governor are
TO be used by the Clerk of the Circuit
Court and the Recorder. Az entrance ia
to be made on the west front opposite the
present entrance to these rooms from the
hall and q halfway between these two en-
frances constructed. The Recorder to have
his Office IN the northwest corner with
yaultin the rear 5xl9 feet. Thisyaultwill
occupy nearly all Of the north half OF
what was, the. Governors outer Office. On
the other side Of the new hallway, on the
west front, would be the Office Of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court, in the rear OF
which, opposite the Recorders vault,
would be the vault for tho Clerk. The
Sheriff Is assigned 70 the rooms occupied
by the Attorney General, aud the vault in
that office and the one in the Governors
office torn out and a large one put in for
the Sheriff. The Prosecuting Attor-
ney Is assigned to the small room
next 10 these rooms, the last
one on the west side Of the north half.
The janitor's room opposite, is assigned TO
the Assessors. The large wash room re-
mains as at present. The Board OF Com
missioner and It's clerk are allowed the
three rooms and vault occupied by the
Secretary OF State and his force.
On the second floor the hallway is con-
tinued on through the hall Of the House,
and that large room thereby cut into two
rooms. The stairways to the galleries, the
galleries aud the committee rooms, cloak
and wash rooms opening out OF the hall
are all to be torn out; this would make
two very large, elegant oprtrooms. The
committee rooms on both sides OF the main
hall to be left as at present, to be used for
Jury rooms. The third floor is to be left
untouched and occupied by the library
and the judges.
1.-THE board agrees TO this, the transfer
Of the properly by the city viii be speed
lily made. It Is probable that the city will
take the old Court House properly in
part payment and thereby save herself be-
Ing taxed as county for the purchase Of
the new property, any heavier than neces-
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To.NIrhI,s Ilir Rnee.

W. a. Blakeney, Of Rochester New
York, and Robert Miller, Of Harrisburg,
Pa, will skate a three mile race al the
Chapline street rink this evening, straight
away, BlAkeney giving Miller three laps
In three miles. The articles Of agreement
were signed andthebalance otthe money,
500 side, placed In the hands Of the
ttiksholder yesterday. The race 10 on Its
merits Z there can be no doubt that Blake
ney Is last, but whether he can beat Nil.
Ter three laps in Sxty.six is seriously
doubted by many people who are acquain-
ted with the capacities Of both. At any
rate this will be q very. interesting race!
It WILDE Blakeneys last In Wheeling, as
he "a booked for q race in Auburn, N. Y,
with Skinner, next Tuesday.
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ruE ALLEcED RESTRAINTS
Placed on Council IN the Matter of Erpsndi
lures u Farce.

lures Farce.
Itbegins to look as though the passag'
! by Council some three months ago of thu
ordinance to keep the disbursements 0
the city within its revenues, better known
as the restraining ordinance, was nothing
more nor less than an electioneerini
dodge on the people and certain oil. thu
Councilmen, to secure the passage ant
adoption OF the $500 GOO loan ordinance
It will be remembered that the re
straining ordinance provided for numer
GUS and voluminous reports once
month from the Clerk and Receiver
which were intended for the guidance q
Councilman 80 that they might know a
all times how muchmoney each depart
ment had spent In o year, and how mucl
more might BIO voted to bespent before tht
appropriation for each separate department
would be exhausted.S For appropriatnt
money when there was none, and thereby
causing a floating Indebtedness or "fnan
Icial embarrassment was made gravt
mlsdsmeanor on the part OF the Council
man and the Clerk or Receiver who
should issue or approve or accept an order
in favor OF a department when its appro.
priation was exhausted might as well
have been sent 10 the galleys at once, SC
severe was the punishment.
But before all this could be done and
before the ordinance could become In any
way operative, the Finance Committee
must meet, ascertain what the revenues OIL
the year would ,be, provide for certain
debts in the of bonds and Interest and
then consider the estimates that the com.
mittees OF Council and the various de.
partments must, have made. and sub.
mitted to Council, TO be by II re.
ierred TO the Committee, and scale
them down until the aggregate total
came within theamount Of revenue left
to be expended. The committee was then
to prepare an appropriation ordinance. al.
lowing so much 70 each department, and
this once adopted everything mightand
probably would have. moved smoothly,
thought mighthave taken some little
time 10 have gotten the hang Of the new
sygtem. In anticipation OF the extra
work that wouldhave TO be done, the Re-
ceiyer's salary was raised and the Clerk
allowed an assistant at the rate OF $500 per
annum. The Finance committee met and
wrestled an entire evening with the yexa-
tious problem; made mistake Of SO, 600
in It's figures, which it afterwards cor.
rectedy at meeting held for the
purpose by taking II of the APP
preparation for the Board Of Public
works and totally forgotto make an a.
lowance OF several thousand dollars for
the redemption Of certain honda. The
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SANS MADE lN rnE EAsr.

q
A report which has prevailed for several
days, 10 the effect that the Riverside
Company was having steel nails cut at
Harrisburg, was corroborated yesterday.
Other manufacturers have been inclined
to discredit this story, suggesting that the
Riverside had sold quantity Of steel TO q
Harrisburg mill, and afterwards pur-
chased some nails for their local trade. It
was learned yesterday, however, that the
Riverside had shipped steel slabs east and
had the nails cut for them.
This work is done at the Chesapeake
mills, in Harrisburg. The nails come
packed in a rough, peculiar looking key
called fish-keg. The kegs are longer
and simmer than a Wheeling nail keg,
and the sides are nearly straight.
These nails, 1t is explained, are merely
to supply present demands. The River.
side works are SO torn up for repairs that
they could not conveniently cut nails
now, 1t Is said, II they wanted to, although
they have considerable quantity Of nail
plate on hand.
The nail feeders Of the city and vicinity
held meeting yesterday to take action
on the proposition TO defer till after July
II their demand for an agreement on the
part OF the nailers to teach three percent
Of the feeders to grind annually. What
was done could not be learned, though 1t
believed the action was favorable.
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The reception given last evening by
Miss Florence OF TO q number Of her
friends at the pleasant residence Of her
father, Morgan L, OF, Esq, on North
Main street, was an occasion thor.
oughly enjoyed by the guests who spen,
the evening 90 pleasantly that Il
passed by all too soon. About thirty
couples were present, Dancing was In
duleed in, Killmyer furniAhed the mu4ic.
About midnight elegant refreshments
were RarYed.
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a speeIal Aotiee,

Mr.. A. a. FranEheim desires to have II
announced that he will not close his
jewelry store at 1900 Market street during
the summer month"; until $3.50 o'clock In
the evening. His idea in keeping open
until this hour e, 10 allow those who do
not have a chance during the day, 10 avail
themselves OF the bargains he Is offering
In order 10 be able to y dispose Of his
stock as soon as possible so that he may
20 10 New Mexico tolook alter his mining
Interests. He % offering watches q all
descriptions, diamonds, ljewelry ,briea.
brac and silver ware at cost prices. The
opportunity TO purchase tine goods at
ruinouAly low figures lsone that shouldlbe
taken advantage Of.
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Strangers intthe City and Wheeling foiks
Abroad. : -
J.o. Palmer, Of wellsburg, was down
yesterday.
in town yesterday. a.
Mr.. Ed. Franzheim has returned home
from Boston 10 spend q vacation Of several
weeks. !s sk :
Mr.. Jacob Bowman. q well known gen
tleman Of the South Side, left yesterday
for Philadelphia.
Harvey Ferguson, Esq, formerly of this
city, now OF New Mexico. Is at the Ma
tional Hotel, Washington City.
Misses sallle and Alice McNautz, Of
Washington, D. O., are visiting Misses
Lizzie and Meme Downs, Of Fifteenth street,
East End
Mai. George Andrews, Of New York, Is
again at the Stamm House. he has lost
nothing in weightand received the usual
hearty welcome from his old Wheeling
friends. ~ Il
8tr. George B. Miller, "a well known
residential the county! living near West
Liberty, who has been 80 low with
eresypilas fever that it was not expected
he could recover, is,his friends will be
pleased to learn, slowly conyaleecing.
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Mr,terIon. pI.appsarnnes.

Last week a well known merchant was
missed, and has not since been heard
from. The mystery shrouds his friends in
anxiety and gloom. But fyour dyspepsia,
your rheumatism or your liver complaint
happens to disappear mysteriously, you
are happy. To make them disappear use
Browns Iron Bitters, the prince Of tonies,
which you can buy ut any drug store fol
one dollar.
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&c soaIa teservc. the tisht % IeIset LnZe: /
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 81 A. M.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, generally fair
weather; variable winds, generally south
erly; slight rise In temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather,
preceded by light local rains in the east
portion; variable winds, generally north
erly; nearly stationary Temperature.
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Fine GlasSwIre-EwingB Bros
Adnini.IGtOrs sGle-G. L. crAumtr.
Climax Flug Tobtcco.
Important 70 CanvABDerS.
WAuted-A MAn-SAltfy SIS 70 500.
White and Fancy Veto. GIndllng q 20.
(. Loaded shellE-l. q. Dillon.
PImicers-Css Lists Pure RItracts.
Assessment Notice-He4d of Local.
Wanted-sIyuRtion-He OF Local.
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A SsEssMENT NOTICE.
cIrnSs orIcr, cEs ~, ! ZEE

July 2, ISIS. q
Public notice 1, hereby given TO all persous Inter
ested that The AISesSon elected by ths Council O.
the City OF wheeling have completed their asse.s
ment for the yeaFa and made turn thereoI " ny
GeSment or deSihns any corrections nGde Will Ap
pear At the City building believe toe board q
Equalization aud Appeals on Thundly, mo w
day OF July, 1875, Al q o'clock 4. u, aS the tAd
hoard will ueet at that time, At the said CitJ
Building, 70 hear all objections 70 said ASSESSMENT
and revise and cUnect tho Stme. =,
jy3NsAP FRANK w. BOWERs. GIeIE.
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A Defense Of Joha Culver.

A Defense OF john Culver.
To lie Edror ofat Iateltga.ea.
Sin: In your issue Of to-day think
you have departed from your usual course,
when the character AMI appearance OF q
man who hasstood well in the community
is concerned, in commenting so freely on
the appearance Of John Culver, who is
charged with completely in the maltreat-
ing and robbery Of Mr.. Marlipg recently.
John Culver may not be en- Apollo or an
Adonis in form, or o Beau Brummell in
attire, yet he has stood well in this com.
munity. His dark complexion and gem
eral appearance, and his clothing, should
not 20 10 make up ."the ideal o1t-throat
without the other usual attendants. l
might well, to contrast this, point you to
the fair compilations, possibly the light
eyes and the fine clothes Of the street
lounger aud with the same truth say q
iairer hand never cut o throat.
John Culver was good soldier and Is
one Of the most industrious Of men. l
have known him for twenty-five or thirty
years, and all that could be charged
against him was drinking q little too much
at times and giving too free vent to his
fighting propensitiea. he has never been
charged with robbery or anything Of the
sort before, so far as have ever heard, and
I think his neighbors in Fulton will bear
me out in this, and will give HIM good
character for industry and honesty: II
he. Ia proved guilty ! trust he will be
punished, but don't condemn him on ap-
pearapces and without a hearing. Belisy-
Ing that you want to be Just to all, Task
that your statement in the local columns Of
to-day may be qualified as here indica-
ted. Truly, &C.,
9. ]. RAwLISa.
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M'oowAN,s ASp cuLYEn,s sroRlEs.

1obr crlver ,res nert n,t nm tbo stona
re- danisd ali knowledea ~ N" Mariino
rohSsrv =, any other sohhery Hs sa;t
be hed not mat tba othsr prisnna,s any NV
Kincaid in the road where Kincaid located
the meeting, on the night Of Decembsr q
or any other night. Kncaid 8 story, so ial
as it concerned him, was tissue Of false.
hoods. On Monday evening, December
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then went 70 Burt Peyton's. His father
and mother came there soon alter; he
did not see Rincaid that night, and had
not spoken to KincAid for . long time.
There was a knock-down at Warren Coma
hey's and Jasper got slapped over. he
and George had not been on calling terms
since. he had not been in any conyen-
ton Of robbers, nor had he any knowl-
edge OF any arrangement TO rob Elijah
Marling or anybody else. BE first heard
OF the robbery the morning alter II hap
pened. He sat up with Marling one night
after the robbery.
Jimmie Nichols said when he took
George out OF the cell where the other
prisoners were that Q mob was likely TO
come and take the gang and hang them,
and he was going TO put him separate
from the rest, because he believed he was
innocent.
Judge Boyd asked Thomas McGowan
how long he had known Kincaid, and he
said for 4 or 5 years; he knew no reason
he should tell such q tale as he had here.
The defense here rested, reserying the
right to examine three other witnesses.
The State then called Elias Bowman, TO
ask about the copper kettle, but this was
ruled out. In answer to questions by
Capt. Doyener he corroborated state
ment OF Angus that these twosh met
on Long run the morning alter the rob
berry, Angus going out and Bowman
coming in.
Elijah Marling again took the stand
and stated that the ropes with which he
was tied were cut from the BEDFORD.
The State then announced that 1t was
through, and Capt. Doyener said he would
not ask a delay to allow him to get his
| other witnesses.
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TnE Opera House brass band will give q
concert at Mason's Summer Garden to.
night. Refreshments OF all kind can be
had. Rsymann's and Schmulbach's beer
on drought. The best Of wines, liquors,
cigars and sandwiches Of all kind. All are
inriIad
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REDUCTIONS.

To make room for our incoming Fall
Stock we shall offer our entire stock OF
Spring and summer Suiiings at greatly
reduced prices. q. HESS & SONS.
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T1R best race Of the season will take
place at the Ghapline street rink to-
night between Miller and Blakeney. II
will be very exciting.
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DURING the hot weather my Store
will be closed at 8 p. NJ, Saturday ex.
copied. JACOB W. CRUDE. .
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The following shows the range OF the
thermometer as observed at Schnepf's
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
a. NJ, 0le; 2M, 74';Sr NJ 7e'; ar. NJ,
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Book BEER and Turtle Soup Lunch this
afternoon and evenings +. Healy saloon.

No one should fail to see the most ex-
citing race OF the season at the Chapline
street rink this evening between BlREeney
and Miller. ~.
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FOR SALE.

No. 10 Main street. Su,lpc., hoa,' and '''l''
" n. 40 Market street, dye oomS;, -, sostA
a business house fronting on Aaln AnS
I've fooued House, No. 1910 JGcob ,ti:s5 ;,,..
BftTinesS Hours, No. MOO and no MAIL
A half lot on Reventeenih ttreeL ,,.,S Neprs.
ala JAIN. neST ffiSdSiphIGi 50 acre, ,ftSis5;
house. BAN, corn cfiIs and olnet Inttska,
orchard Of rs trees, choice fruit app,Sts dSit9N
peRFS, &c. Bald 70 b one Of the mVa'
mali farms ID Ohio county. 80 Elrtui1,
Blanktmith Shop, Tools belCGs ~ SrfgL
III IA. IA ~ EidS Of EO1 EtfetL l1S
lot Sotth OF Twenty eighth street
FArInI and other prOperty tof sl ~, Is,rt
JAIH 4. HEERY, Re-, E Sa,sr5 tSSIh
Ien 10, Isl2 GifEs' s4'''
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TnR finest horse racing this season takes
place at the M@nnerchor, Beethoven and
Mozart picnic, July4.
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mesehat1t gailors.
WHAT is 1T FOR?
a1e,u,aauerttssnremts.

uTANTED-THE ADVERTISER, A
wv perSouSFnl uuIu8tionsble. ability one
a. s,sSI tISt, u taFe chafRe OF set OF
booIs owned b. any party In city. Addrss' ~
I.In1N0aOaRr nfhne ly0
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The Whittier Literary Society has se-
cured the new and handsome steamer
vile on July4. The boat will stop at the
above named place four hours, giving all
ample time TO attend the picnic and wit
ness the prize drill. The tickets have been
limited 10 three hundred. There Is q
grand upright piano on the steamer which
means plenty Of music aud singing. Sc
cue your tickets early and avoid getting
left. Refreshments In abundance. Myers
bras and string band secured. Round
TIP, 90 cents; children 25 cents. Boat
leaves wharf at 7.o'cloelt, LaBelle landing
at 1880, Bsllaire and Benwood ats.
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KANGAROO, KANGAROO.

Stacy, Adams 4 Co.'s Mems Shoes, the
finest, softeSt and lisitest Mems shoes
made. J.W. AMlCk,
Sole Agent,
1143 Main Street.
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ANOTHER Rue Friday. Hats must 60 ;
500 to be given away to-day at Garyer's,
Eleyenth street.
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ANOTHER Blue Friday. Hats must 90
500 to be given away to-day at Garver's,
Eleventh street.
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Book BEER and Turtle Soup Lunch this
afternoons and evening at F. Healy 'ssaloon.
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vile and sob were ct her house until
nearly 8 O'Clock on the evening Of Decem.
Der q, when John Culver got sick and
they left. On cross examinatio lon she said
that Culver was her uncle. -. j {
Meredith Wharton was next called. He
said he lived or, Elijah Markings place
last December. BE was the party called
in by Mr.. Keller when Marling was found
on the morning alter the robbery. They
went in at the back door. The beds and
clothes were all lying on the floor. Ma.
ling's legs were bound, but his hands
were at his sides and not behind him.
The flesh had almost grown or swelled
over the rope. Marling did not want Q
doctor sent for. BE said he had
been robbed, but did not tell 7ho did
It. The witness asked who. did IL, and
Marling said he did not know. After.
wards, q few days later, and before Tom
Mc6owan was arrested the first time
Marling said that II Tom was in the crowd
he was outside the house. BE said one Of
the robbers was about the size OF Bur-
Peyton and the others smaller. Bur-
Peyton Is six feet high, and MCGOWAN
shorter. The witness brought note ioi
Joe McCasslin to town. McCassIin wa
the third man In the house the morning
after the robbery. He told all In the room
TO 60 out, that he wanted TO talk TO Mari
ling a little while alone. Later he called
Wharton back, and gave him a note Y
bring 70 John Welty, in Wheeling, TO b
given TO the best policeman there vas IL
the city, and he was told to ask Welty no
to say anything about it Witness coult
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EVERYBODY is invited to attend the
grand picnic Of the M@unerchor, Bee.
thoven and Mozart Singing Societies on
the New Fair Grounds, Jnly4.
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THE WHEELING MILLS.

The manufacturers at last admit that
there may be a possibility Of the Bellaire
iactory's going to work Monday, but they
denythat any Wheeling factories will fol.
low suit. Rumors were not wanting yes
terday that certain mills here were on the
eve Of resumption, but they were all ofiic.
tally denied. One statement was that the
LaBelle mill had already signed the heat
ers' scale and lighted its fires. Both Pres.
ident Priest and Secretary. Robinson pro.
nounced this story false and without foun-
dation. One Of the new furnaces had been
lighted up to make test heat Of steel.
The manufacturers say that the meeting
yesterday was merely the regular weekly
meeting" Of the local manufacturers, and
that nothing was said OF signing the scale
or starting up. Neither Mr.. McCouitney
or any representative Of any other mill
expressed q determination To resume
work. Every rumor TO the effect that this
or that mill would soon start up, was set
down on as without a shadow of iounda-
tion.
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AxornER Blue Friday. Hats must 60;
800 TO be given away to-day at Garyers,
Eleventh street,
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B.lU q. EAuufsIUh y.
via Pittsburgh to Fortress Monroe, Wash.
ington City and Norfolk, Va, Wednesday,
July8, 1885. Round trip from Wheeling
$3.50. Tickets good returning ten day
from date of sale, good TO stop of any
where. Excursion train leaves Wheeling
at sos A. n, Eastern standard time.
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@auted.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAY !;
wv situation a Assistant BI1k. keeper !,
b. Willing 70 make telt generally nIclii IN n
Adde'S, situation" care intelllssneef ~ =
is9
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Dox'r miss.the biggest race yet-the
0hapline street rink this evening. n