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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-18
OBSERVANCE OF LENT.
THE BISHOPS PASTORAL LETTER
To the Churches of the wheeling diocese of
the Catholic Church-The Obligation
To Fast and on Whom 1t IsBlndIpS.
" rasehat Time and It's Dsties.

The following pastoral letter, concern
Ing the observance of Lent, has been nd
dressed to the Catholic churches Of this
diocese by order OF Right Rev. Bishop
Kahn:
/. The first day OF Lent, Ash:Wednes-
day, falls this year on the 18th of February.
.. All the days ofI.ent, except Sundays,
are fasting days Of obligation.
8. AlIwho have passed their twenty-flrst
year, unless legitiInately dispensed, are
bound to keep tine fast.
4. In virtue OF faculties granted by the
Holy SEQ, the use Of flesh meat is allowed
on Sundays without restriction; and at
the principal meal on Mondays, Tuesdays
and Thursdays, except Holy Thursday
and in virtue Of q prevailing custom, the
same permission is extended to the Sat
unlays in Lent, except, however, the Sat
urday in Ember week February 2Sth)
and Holy Saturday.
5. Custom sanctions the use OF hogs
lard.
9. Custom also permits tho taking Of a
cup Of coffee, tea Or thin chocolate, and q
small piece OF bread in the morning, and
in the evening collation., (which should
not exceed in quantity the fourth part Of
an ordinary meal. The use Of milk, cheese
and eggs at the evening collation. in Lent
is tolerated in virtue Of long established
custom; meat only Is prohibited.
7. All under twenty-one years Of age
those engaged in hard labor, the sick and
convalescent, and persons who cannot fast
without serious injury to their health: are
exempt from the obligation Of fasting: but
parents must bear in mind that children
who have attained the use OF reason, are
bound by the law OF abstinence.
s. The sick need have no scruple in eat
ing meat at any time when following the
advice OF conscientious physician; per
sons too who are actually engaged in hard
manual labor and who cannot abstain from
meat at any time without serious injury
to their health, are considered exempt
from the obligation OF abstinence.
0. Those who, by reason Of tender age
or hard labor, are not obliged to fast, may
use eggs, milk, !cheesc, &c, as oftenas they
please in the day.
10. The Paschal time extends from the
first Sunday Of Lent till Trinity Sunday
during which thus all Catholics who have
attained the proper age, are bound to re
ceive wortltiiy the Holy Communion.
All who entertain any reasonable doubt
as their obligation to fast orabstain, ought
toapply to their pastors for advice or dis
pcnsation.
BY order of the Right Rev. Bishop.
joins MCELLIGOTT,
Chancellor.
i IrLosJ;p1 Eel II 1883
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THE STATE S0L0NS.
THE PENDING PROPOSITIONS
conesrnlpr exemption from Taxation, and
Some other Measures of Importance
or MISREPRESENTATION Ph@nix.
Another Anu.Llquor Measure.

As wasremarked yesterday bya Senator,
IL a few more different schemes OF exemp.
ton from taxation, resolutions, Constitu-
tional amendments, substitutes, amend
ments, reports and suggestions on the
same subject, are submitted to the Legis-
lature, the matters pending relative to
this vexed question will shortly be SO yo-
luminous that 1t will be impossible to even
read them oil, in the time at the disposal
Of the Legislature, unless the session be
extended. This is cool weather, hut it is
a very cold day indeed when new ex-
emption proposition is not made in either
house.
There Is now pending one proposition to
exempt from taxation simply, agricultural
products and the increase OF live stock
grown within ayear Of the day OF assess
ment, and remaining unsold on that day
in the hands Of the original grower or
producer or his agent; another to exempt
these products, and also manufactured
articles made in the year and not sold on
the day OF assessment; another to eX'
empt both OF these classes of property,
and in addition the product OF all mines,
salt and oilwells, within the year, unsold as
aforesaid another TO add to these exemp:
tons all property or apparatus used
exclusively TO protect property o.
extinguish fire: others to exempt II
; addition TO some or all OF these classes o.
property, various amounts Of property
from $50 to $3.50; another TO place It with
in the discretion Of County Courts whether
these classes OF property shall be exempt
from taxation for local purposes; and still
another that no property shall be exempt
cd from taxation which is not now per
mitted to be exempted by the Constitu
ton Us construed by the Supreme Cour
OF Appeals.
Then there Is the Senate committed
i. recommendation that all these PROPOSE
tions be submitted 10 vote OF the people
! in such form that the voters may ordel
certain exemptions and refuse to ordeI
others. Even this committee, however
lacked the hardihood to attempt TO sug
, gest the details OF plan to carry out tli
, general recommendation.
Prohibition, Phoenix like, rises from tn
ashes OF the fire OF partisan zsal which
consumed 1t in the House Of Delegates. ]
= rears its front in The Senate without
,, feather singed or rutlled, the only differ
, ence being that it was before, House Join
Resolution No. q and it is now, Senatl
Joint Resolution No. il.
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MORNING GRoRY BAKING POWDER, al
ways pure and fresh. Sold by all leading
grocers. g. S. FEESY, proprietor,
14l0 Main street,


For account Of Thomas n. Thornton, Of
SbeIbyyille, ILL.,, there has been collected
$4,000 for the first capital prize in Janu-
airy Drawing OF The Louisiana State Lot
terry. Daniel Shut, OF Chicago, visitor
ut the Exposition was the winner Of one
fifth Of the second capital prize Of So, 900
in the same drawing, which also resulted
in an equal prize collected for account OF
winner by W. Rolling, Of the State
National Bank, of New Orleans. The
winning parties have all been paid in full,
and should he very happy about their
good fortune.-Neiy Orleans Picay'tne,
January IS. Dkw
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t.ylo
THE quontons gwen IN our live stock reports are
those Of the retail market except when otherwise
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Left for New orleans.

A party left in special coach yesterday
via the Pan. Handle, for New Orleans
They were Judge j. P. Rogers, wife and
mother, Rev. S. G. Hair and wife, Mrs. j,
NJ. Kirk and son and Mr.. A. d. Hood, Of
Wheeling; Mrs. McCready, Miss McFar'
land, Miss Cochran, Miss Mary Welsclil
Miss L. Welsch and Mr.. P. Jamison, Of
Cadiz, Ohio; Mrs. WIN. Lee, Miss Lochary,
son and daughter, Il. X. Clifton and wife,
Miss Maggie Kerr, Miss Mamie Citizen,
Mr.. II. sidwell and sister, Alr. Elmer
johnson, Mr.. VIM. Mitchell and Dir. John
g. NlcMechen and wife, Of St. Clairsyille.
The party chartered special sleeper from
Cincinnati TO New Orleans by why Of the
Louisville 4 Nashville railroad. They will
stop one day and visit the Mammonh
Gave
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SPECIAL SESSION
OF the Board of oouaty 0omuls,ionsrs-Ap
Important MATTER.


A special called meeting Of the Board
Of County Commissioners was held at the
Court House yesterday morning. Presi.
dent Woods presided and all the mem,
bers were present. The meeting was held
for the purpose Of appointing committee
to confer with a COMMITTEES Of the City
Council for the purpose Of ascertaininQ
what arrangements can be made to accom-
MEDIATE all the municipal and county de-
partments in the State Houre, when the
building Is vacated in May next by the
State and turned over to the city. Messrs.
Delbrugge, Prince and Stocker were ap-
pointed as such committee, with ipstruc-
tons TO confer and report at another
special neeting,to be held next Friday
morning. Provided the Court House
Offices are moved TO the State HouEO,
some legislation will be necessary.
! resolution providing for The appoint
ing OF special Joint committee 10 6onfQr
with the County Commissioners commit.
tee was adopted at tho last meeting OF
Council. This committee was appointed
BY Mayor GEubb and President Sweeney,
and Is composed OF Messts. Dobbins, Hap
ny and FeFrell from the First Branch and
MeSsrs. Stanley, Jones and Waterhouse
from the Second.
Last night the Councils committee and
The Commissioners committee helda Joint
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The arrivals during he Wtek amounted % l-lrS
head, AEalnSt "a last Wetk and sl1 baad III
corresponding Week Oi last ycaF, ard ths ies Wgls
gl head, nSAlnAt To0 last u0ek aud rs hcad
tho corresponding week q lAsl ysaE, Saa WOIO -
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Transfers.


Tho following conveyances Of real estate
were admitted to record by Recorder Hook
4 deed made February IL, 1885, by
William H. Williams and vile to Samuel
Nesbitt, OF the south portion OF the piece
Of land lying Immediately south of Twenty.
fourth street and east Of Wood street, for
s'y 4 deed made January 81, 1885, by B. NJ.
EolF and vile and others to William z.
Hubbard, Of a piece Of property in the
square bounded by Sixteenth, Market,
Chapline and Seventeenth streets, for Sl0,-
900. The Capital rink Is built on a por-
ton Of this property. .
A deed made February II. 1885, by
Katie v. Smith to j. Shriver Woods, Of
Elm Grove, for piece Of property in that
town for $500.
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He Did Not Chnnge,

In on interview with a leading Demo.
crat, printed in Mondays ISrELLIGESCRn,
on tho Prohibition amendment, Mr.. Gil.
keson was referred to as ono Of those who
had changed their Views. Dir. Gilkeson,
it is true, voted to order the resolution to
its nngrossment and third reading, but he
did 50 10 save time, aud, had no intention
to vote for tho amendment on It's final
reading. He voted against prohibition
two years ago, and It was we'll known to
the friends OF the measure that he was
opposed 10 It and would vote no on the
passage Of tho resolution. He voted in
LIS favor on the preliminary stages merely
that It might come to a square issue With
out consuming more time than necessary.
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AIMED AT LIQUOR DEALERS.
A Law to Imprison Saloon Keepers &c
Illegal Sales,

A Law to Imprison Saloon Keepers FOR
Illegal Sales.
The Senate yesterday passed bill Of
great importance, being an attempt tocon-
stitute repeated violations OF the liquor
laws felony, and to punish them by inn
prisonment!n the penitentiary. The bill
does not alter the provisions Of the pres
ent liquor laws, except as TO the penalty.
The new provisions are as follows:
Any person violating either OF the pre-
ceding sections shall, except where it is
otherwise provided herein, for every such
olensc forfeit not less than ftty nor more
than two hundred dollars, and any
person whosha have been convicted three
different times on three several and dis
acknowledgements and the judgments there
on be not reversed, shall, upon the fourth
conviction, be deened guilty OF afelopyan
shall be confnedin epenitentiaFy not loss
than one nor more than three years. Pro-
vlded, that the oaense upon which the
fourth conviction is had shall not be deem
ed felony unless the pa;d otiense be COM
mitted subsequent 10 the third conviction
mentioned herein; and provided further,
that all prosecutions hereunder shall be
commenced within one year from the
time Of the commission Of the otEenSe
charged.
Il Is also required that the number Of
former convictions shall be alleged in the
indictment before conviction shall con-
stitute a felony.
The bill has not yet passed. the House,
but there is no prospect that II will fail to
PASS there as soon as it is reached.
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An Ohio Comfy Bill.

The Senate Committee on Roads and
Internal Navigation held meeting last
night to consider the bill to transfer that
portion OF the Cumberland road in Ohio
county 10 the county, which bill was
recently committed to them. Attorney
GeneraI.elect Alfred Caldwell appeared
before the committee on behalf OF the
State Board Of Public Works, opposing
the bill, and County Commissioners Peter
son and Pickett on behalf Of the county,
asked the committee to recommend the
passage OF the bill. The determination Of
tho committee was not made known. The
argument OF the matter was extremely
lively and interesting al times, and the
amenities oil debate were not very care
fully observed, tho speakers becoming
personal once or twice.
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MARSHALL, I'LL, Feb. l7-The fire
which broke out here at . o'clock this
morning destroyed half tho business por,
ton OF the town before II was gotten under
control. The following are the losses and
insnrareesi Gorham Bros, grocers, build.
ing 81 1000, insurance s., 900 stock s., 500,
insurance 5000. DR.. ]. n. Jones, build.
Ing $500, insurance 1850; occupied by
J. @. Proves, dry goods, loss $4,000, in.
surance $500 Patrick Smith, $500, in.
sutance $1,000, J.W. Graham, law library,
81, 800, no insurance. There Were about a
dozen other losses below $500. The total
loss Is $4,000,
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Sometimes they are brought on sud
denly by accident or crushing disaster.
Generally they steal on without notice,
the result Of anxiety, over-work, hard
study. and close devotion to business.
Iifo iosesitss parkleand every act becomes
burden. To remedy such Q state o.
affairs, use Browns Iron Bitters: u. Y;
+. Mundy, Owenton, Ky, says, II found
Browns Iron Bittcrs one otthe best tonics,
and haye prescribed II frequently"
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meeting at the City building, and organ;
lied the joint body by electing Mr.. r. b.
Dobbins chairman and Mr.. Louis Del
brugge secretary. The committee then
adjourned to meet at the State House this
afternoon at 8 o'clock, for the. purpose Of
going through the building and ascertain
ing what disposition Of the various offices
can be made.
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dor SALE-THE WELL KNOWN
II County Residence Of the l8te Henry 'rIemGnn,
deceased situate In Pleasant Valley Ohio Co.. Va,
lying on the National Road and the line Of the Hn
Grove Railroad, three miles east OF the city, and
about twenty minutes ride from tho Capitol Build
Ing, containing about hve acres u ground, with
house Of eight rooms and pantry aud sumner
kitchen, with never falling well o. the kitchen
door OF "a good drinking water Is there y in Ohio
county; has Also 100 barrel eemGnted ciStern for
rain water. There are also quite Anumber OF the
choicest Of fruit trees Of various kinds on the
plRco; also ShFubbeFy, &c. This Is . splendid 0p.
portnnity for persou retired from bushes Of one
needing the fresh, bracng country Gir Alter close
confinement 70 the oGlco all day.
WoAlSo oder for Eale Farm Of y acres o. good
Ind ali under cultivation, bordering on kcnnon
Alley 10 the town Of KifkWo0d, Belmont county.
Ohio ard running back 10 the county road, being
RrcesSibl0 both from DeKalb street aud KennOH
alley, IN the town Of Kkkwood, Belmont county,
Ohio, and also from the county road, aud having
also on The Land Two springs Of 5000 water QUO
near Kennon alley and the Other near the county
road, would make the farm well adapted Tor dairy
purposes or for market gardening.
AtS0, good Coal Bank, with opening on corner
Of DeKRlb street and Kenuon Rlleyi main entry
All q he above property Il not sold soon viii DO
for rent for the ensuing year;
For further Particular call on or address O, Z.
STEEL OF l. J. BAYaA, a. The German Bank OF
Wheeling, W, Va, Executions Of the Will Of John
Hepry. TiemAnn, deoeaSed, de21'W6S
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Last Nights MeetIng-A Reception and Ball
10 DO Held.

A meeting Of well-known business men
snd thoaG prominent in society atEairs was
held at Franzhcim's hall last evening for
the purpose OF making arrangements for
the Inauguration Of Governor u. Willis
Wilson, on tho fourth Of next month.
Major q. 2. Brown was called to the chair
and Mr.. Allen Brock was made Secretary.
Mr.. A. "A. Franzheim, Of the Committee
on Finance, appointed at a previous meet
ing, reported that tho committee had not,
thus far, been able TO accomplish any
thing; lie presented a paper he had
drawn up for the purpose Of securing
guarantee fund, which was passed around
and several names put down for GER
tain amounts to be devoted to that fund,
The other members OF this committee are
DR.. J. l.. L. HardGsty and Pr0f. John NJ.
Birch. The committee was granted fur
Their time in which 10 raise the fund.
It was decided to give reception and
ball at tho State House on the evening OF
the fourth, the tickets forwhiCh will be
sold at S.. The reception will be held
either in the Governors apartments or In
the Senate chamber and the hall OF the
House will be used for dancing; the floor
will be covered with linen for the occasion.
The supper will prahRbly he serYed in
the Supreme Court room. I'll 81 thcse
details however, were left to the Com
mittee on Arrangements. II will prob
ably contract with some caterer and the
sppSper will be extra,
It was decided at last nights meeting to
merely name the chairlnen OF tho various
Gapmittees and allow them 10 choose their
own Committpes, making them as large or
as small as they pleased. k4.Alayor j. A.
Miller was named for the Committee on
Arrangements, Major Q. P. Brown for that
on Invitation and Hon. Q, s, Long for that
on Reception,
The committee on arrangements, in ad-
ditIon 10 arranging for the ball, will also
look after The inRngnration-se securing
carriages, music, etc, ind provide the
necessary printing, in fact look after
everything. 1t was instructed. to in-
vite The political clubs Of both par
ties to take part in the inauguration
march and ceremonies, in citizens drCss.
The meeting last night was not as largely
attended as II should have been, but still,
the inauguration will probably be a pota-
BILE event, as those who were tIiere,Qre de-
termined that it shall be such, and they
usually succeed in what they undertake.
The committees will be made up Of gen
tlemen WHO arc Of the sane Galihts,
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or CITY, Pa. Fob. lL-NAtlonAl ttaQSIt cestid.
s stIS; 9SRSE 0weSS w SsSisS
barrels runs II SS6 barrels shipments not reported
charters q 4A barreS. OIL City Oh Exchange stock
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ABOVE all other earthly Ills,
IliAte the bis, Old.hLshlOnGd pills;
lIy slow degrees they downward wend,
And often pause, or upward tend;
With such discomfort aip they iIHuRhi,
Thelr DtlG1 effects AInnunt To llaught.
Now, DE-. Pierce prepares u pill
That Just exactly Oils tho BILL
4 Pellet, rather, that Is all
a pleasant PNTEatiVo. and ARlhli;
Just ny them as you feel their need,
You'll find that speak truth. indeed,
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Tonight at the Ghapline Street Rink A,
@. Esatbrook will give IN exhibition that
will BIO well worth seeing. lie is said by
several to be the second best skater in the
cppptry, Mr.. Daniels being named first.
He will appear only this one time. A
pleasant evening can be spent at the Chap.
line Street Rink at any time.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Abrnad.

Abroad.
Mrs. Oscar sccley and daughter left fol
New York Inst evening to visit relatives
Prosecuting Attorney Meigllen, Of Mar.
shalt county, was among the visitors at
tho State House yesterday.
Miss Fannie Kells, Of Steubenyille, who
has been the guest OF Miss Mollie Frew
for several weeks past, intends returning
home to-day.
Senator Floyd returned yesterday from
a weeks visit TO his home in the land OF
perennial spring and never whitening
flowers" beyond the G. & o. road.
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TTTUSvlLLE, Pa, Feb. lI-.NatI0GaI TnMRtI cCTtl,
AcatcS opened o. Tic: hIgheht TIC; lowest Ttc;
closed a. I2iSc Shipments Tor the entire oil re,
gtoHI 68lF barrels: runs for the entlre oil regions
Ia.tGD barrels; ChprteH 9t4H baEEVls
PITTSByEnI, pa, Feb. lJ.-In the afternoon the
market was ltFonS aud fairly active; advanced aud
closed 0t7!%c.
NEw YoEx, Feb. 17.-PCtroleun stcadyi United
mo.
pHILApnPHlA, Pa Fob, -ro,rOleum quIe. at
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Invited to MI. do Chantai.

The following communication was laid
before the House Of Delegates yesterday,
and similar one. before the Senate:
Mt. De CnASrAl., Feb. II, 1886.
Hon. T. II. Aenpj!i
The Sisters OF the Visitation 2. Y. N.
present their compliments and request
your attendance OF the SQirec Musicale to
be given by the pupils Of Mt. dc Chantal
Academy, Saturday, February 81, 1885.
Please extend the same invitation to the
members Of the House, its officials and
their lady friends.
The time for the B. & Q. train to the
Mount will be communicated later.
A majority Of the members and attaches
Of both houses will accept The invitation.
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CUREp BY cUrlCuRA.

Ny skin disease, which resisted several popular
FRmsiia and other remedies advised by phySiClans,
has been cured W your CWIlcua Remedies. They
surpassed my most sanEuihe expectations and
AEldly eaeCted cure. J.C. ARENTRUE
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Exeursioa Tlstets to New orleans.

Cheap excursion tickets are now on salo
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
rngte. For tickets and full information
call on or address ]. G. Tomltnson, Agent,
foot OF Eleventh street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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SALVATION Oil delights everybody. It
can be had Of all druggists and dealers in
medicines. It graduates pain by quickly
removing the GaFCe. It Is a specific for
neuralgia, rheumatism, and pain in the
side. back and limbs. Price a5 cents.
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cha Rnsy, ROmsFTIlle. Mass, who teEGn u Df.
J. J. Wood, druggist Of that city, ccEtiLs 70 gon
dgftul cte q running soFus on the neck which bal
~ treated b. b1EpltAl physicians without curt,
and uhlch Yielded completely % the CuticuFa
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Che g,atsIiqeafeo:::


once Nos. - aud ~ Tonrteentl Street.
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ALL.w00L KNIT JACKETS.

We have now In stock a full line Of til,
above Jackets; also, an extra heavy quail
lily for butchers, and full line Of Scotcl
Wool Underwear. warranted not Il
shrink. q. HESS j. SONS,
Merchant Tallors aud Cents FurnisherS
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GnHeara.
(5lltiJcllra
The only Remedies for the skinand
Blood Universally Commended.

WIN. 7. lotion, G72 North Tenth street. PhIlalel.
hhla fep0gtI that one Of his customers stated 70
lin Incidentally that he was feeling 70 well and
kld Ealnoa tUentyNeven pounds In the last ygnE,
IN az which he attributed 70 systematic eOlfIe u
~ Cutifufa ReIolVent which has proved electlal
No All uihef remedies failed.