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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-07
REAL ESTATE POINTS
snowINe rnE FINANoIAL STATE
OF the City, and Some General Talk on the
Subject Of Rents and Sales Of Property.
Desirable Property shn In Ready
Demand for Both Purposss.

There is q theory that the condition Of
the real estate market, and the demand,
especially as the annual knowing day"
approaches, for houses, either by renters
or buyers, Is the clssrsst index to the
financial condition Of the people. With
this theory in view, reporter called yes.
terdAy on several Of the leading real ea-
tate agents Of Wheeling, and obtained
their views, and the result OF their obser-
walton and experience. II Is the general
expression that real estate has been al
most as firm in the past year as ever, but
there are some qualifications OF this propo-
sition, The number OF transfers OF
real estate left with Clerk Hook for record
in 1885 was slightly larger than in 1884,
which was fair average year, Many oil
these deeds, however, were Tor small city
properties, aud the number OF mortgages,
liens and deeds Of trust recorded was
much more largely In excess Of the aver
sRs. Real estate SCENTS say that no dssir.
able property Is now for sale at BAcri-
ace. There Is ready demand for Choica
lots or houses at fair prices, This would
Indicate that the people have still a good
deal OF confidence in the future OF the
Nail City,
AZ to rents, there Is q pretty general de.
mand for a reduction, aud while owners
are slow in complying, 1t Is regarded as q
ioregone conclusion that there will be a
cut on rents in general, Desirable houses,
however, are not among those doomed Ia
reduction. One agent said yeaterday that
he could readily find tenants for more
nice houses in popular localities, espec-
tally OF class Of houses suitable Tor small
families, than there are In the city. The
difficulty Is, nobody wants To 70 out OF the
central part Of town, and all seek the fin.
esI houses. Consequently there Is more
than the natural disparity between The
rent OF houses Of this class In different
sections Of the city.
Said one agent; wheeling really needs
q Arst.class 'hIt' hlildinR, that 10, q high.
toned apartment house. l have calls every
week in the year for Just such property a
the modern Hat Is q substitute for Young
married couples, or old couples whose
children have left home, Gud 1t hard To
secure Just what they want In the way oil
home, and many people are boarding
to-day who would jump at. a chance To
rent q fat"
The verdict OF the real estate agents,
and their opinions may bs considered the
Consensus Of the competent" In this mat,
ter, 10 that times ara not 90 hard 40 some
people believe. One man says rents are
/ - I,ot hara Nbnt, NSnnnt tySI 40 lo-.,
His houses average 0 percent on their
value. Another agents average less.
About the only marked decrease In rental
values recently Is on that portion OF Main
street south Of Twenty tlrst, from which
the Citizsns' Railway was removed. One
business house there which for years
rented at $3.50, has recently been relet fol
$500, after being vacant f)r Rome time. A
proportionate reduction Is noted all along
that part Of Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-07
BRLLAIRR,
Various Items of Ourrsut Interest in the
GlAsS City,

Various IlsmI Of OuFFsnt Interest In the
GlASS City.
Mr., and Mrs, L. B. Bowie were in town
yesterday,
The hose companies are to have new
gum coats,
Mrs. Rsley left yesterday for visit to
New Jersey,
win White, the bAseballist, Is in town,
after visit to Columbus.
A few are going from here to Columbus
to witness the Inauguration Of Governor
Foraker on the llth inst.
Miss Matte Rankin will spend this win
ter in Cambridge, Ohio, with her sister,
Miss Allie, who Is teaching there.
Fifty couples skated at the ]. ]. Clubs
ball vt the Niagara rink Tuesday night.
Several Wheeling young folks were down.
The Council wants the sewers tapped
by those on Its line who are In the habit
OF making sewers Of the alleys and gut
tiers.
An ordinance has been prepared to
make shows, entertainments and such
things, when held in Kinks especially, pay
license,
]. W. James had bis face burned and the
whiskers burned OF one side yesterday
morning by the explosion Of lamp he was
lighting.
Black Prince Lodge No. 81, Knights OF
Pythias, will install officers this evening,
after which business Of importance will
be transacted.
The Frat ward hose company complains
that the street above the creek bridge 10
in such condition that the reel cannot
be hauled over 1t.
Some OF the residents OF the First ward
got very uneasy at the sight Of the rising
water, and inquiries at the telegraph office
about the stage Of water above were fre'
quent
NJ. E, Church, is engaged at Mt, Zion
church, In another part OF his circuit,
holding aprotraCted meeting; but his con.
gregation here Is observing the Week Of
Prayer by nightly meetings,
Charles l. Sheets will be married this
evening To Miss Showacre, at the resi-.
dence Of her father, the Sheriff Of Mar.
shall county, at Moundsville. A special
train will enable the many guests from
here 10 return alter the ceremony.
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Mrrttnns,
crOCKHOLpERsI MEETING.

Tho annual mIetIng Of the Stakeholder Of III.
", Va, will DO held In the IompGnyG office N,
Tuesday, January ", 1855, between the hour Of ID
1. 4. aud CLOCK y, H., for tue election ii DIr5
Ton and the lRpAacli0n Of any other buInfS,
that may come bOiOrs them.
=, nor, MN, ELIISanAs, PrAt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-07
coMMIssIoNEn MILLER.
A Prominent Dtshosrat Il wheeling who
10 Amused.

A Prominent DtEhosrAt Uf wheeling who
10 Amused.
A prominent DEMOCRAT whom a repor'
ter met on the street yesterday was in
cllned tolSugh at the statement quoted In
a Washington dispatch in Yesterdays In
TELLloEScER, to the effect that "every C, nj
with which Commissioner Joe Miller wa
chargeable was found" Said he, "Why
80 much trouble to show that Joseph hau
not gobbled 4 fey stRmpsP Is an honest
Democratic official 30 very AcarCeY"
"speC' SC" said the reporter.
"You would think 81" said the p. D
10 hear his explanation as TO the salts
factory way his department was run. He
attributes II oil 10 his large bump OF pre-.
caution, which means simply that he
could not run II an hour without the aid
ofthe Republicans. II II Ia u wise and
judicious course 10 retain all the Republi.
cans in order to insure the perfect
running Of that department, then It was a
great wrong to turn out the old and expe-
rienCed Commissioner, Walter Evans, To
put in the inexperienced Joe Miller
Don't you see?"
The reporter saw.
"Well," said the p. D., chat guSh about
the Commissioners immense work is
bosh, He does nothing except sign his
name and listen 10 the Republican syCo.
plants who devote great deal OF their
time to telling Joseph that he 10 now the
greatest man living; that they never saw
or heard OF such q commissioner that
the like Of him was never seen before,
and ig not likely to be seen AGAIN. that II
he only keeps on In the manner he Is now
pursuing that next time he will certainly
be the Secretary Of the Treasury, and
that's why, my young scribe, they are re-
tanned. They have made Joseph believe
that he 10 little tin god on wheels. Jo-
seph will feel q West Virginia cyclone
whenever he otfers himself again for any
thing, no matter how small"
"You don't seem TO have q very kind
feeling for our handsome Commissioner
the reporter ventured 10 remark.
"Well, a. to that, am not disappointed
in him; he 10 Just the sort Of q man l
always thought ne was that Ia, cold blood
ed and selfish. But Il is real fun to see
how he has served all his old friends. For
instance there is Col. 0'Brien and Ran
stalnaker, who fought his political and
social battles 10 their own detriment.
Then there ia Cam sommerg, Sam volLz,
John Ewing, Judge Houston, Frank Brown
and . coupled OF score moreWhom he yolun.
tarily offered large paying positions 10. In
fact he has turned Ills back on West Yir.
ginia. II 10 too small for Joseph.n
After making these few remarks
the p. D. stuck both hands In his pocket
and btsrted up street, VhiStllng, mot for
Joe; no, no, no.p
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Ma ninh.

The Ntp,, published at NcReesport,
the homo Of Falkenstein, who Ii 70 raos
against Burkett, Of this city, at the Capi.
tol rink this evening, has the following to
say about tho rink IL which the race be-.
tween these two took place last week,
which was not decided owing 10 q foul,
and which accounts for to.night's race,
1.-THE race rink, although twenty -four
laps 10 the mile, 10 one Of the hneSt and
best conducted Kinks In the country.
The Handlan Btos., who arc the proprie-
tors, are the most courteous and accom-.
mOdAting gentlemen that our boys have
YET met In all their engagements among
the Kinks. FAlkenstein and hlS friends
are Under obligations 70 them for their
nice treatment during thelr stay"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-07

A Temperance lecture will be given at
the Valley Grove school house soon,
The Cornet Band, Of Valley Grove hold
weekly meeting for practice and will be
ready for the campaign when the spring
time comes.
Mr.. Banks and wife, OF Colorado, the
latter formerly Of this county, are visiting
for short time at Mrs. Bradley's, near
Roney's Point.
Mr.. Hervey Chambers has returned
here from an extended tour through
Northern Ohio, and an enjoyable trip
across tho lake on Saturday last.
Mr., Ray, near this places has contracted
for the saving Of 10000 feet otlumber on
his farm with Measrs. Mede, Of PennByl.
vanis, portable saw mill owners.
The Baltimore & Ohio day express now
stops at Point Mills Station at Q:23 A. NJ,
affording passengers for Wheeling time.
ly business hour, returning on the ! 100 r.
n. train.
Mr.. Stow, one Of the B. & o. carpenters
residing here, received severe Injuries by
falling from the No. 23 trestling q dis.
lance said 10 be twenty-five feet few
days ago.
Mr.. Mills, from near stoubenyille, pur.
chased from the Reed Brothers here, o fine
Poland China pig which was sent by
express on Saturday last. The Reeds
made three salss on New Years Of their
fine stock.
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The health Of the town Is generally good
Just now.
The women's Foreign Missionary soCie.
ty met at the residence Of Mr.. l. N.
Cloudy yesterday With large attendance.
A military company Is talked Of here.
A preliminary conference regarding its
organization was held by those interested
Tuesday night.
James NJ. Rodgers, OF Wellsburg, was
In town yesterday looking after the inter.
ests Of his property. Jim Ia wholesouled
fellow and q leading merchant Of his town.
The Buckeye Glass Company 10 still ex.
perimenting with IL new gw furnace,
with likelihood Of success. In any event,
II this one should fall the company will
erect another one. Just When the mill
will resume will BIO governed by the sue.
cess Of the new gas enterprise.
The old Board Of Directors Of the In.
dustry Building Association was reelected
Monday night. The Board 10 composed
Of A. Lash, o. G. McCord, Thomas MestS,
A. Ralston, O. r. Shreye, George II, Smith
and B. Q. williams. This association has
been in existence some three Year,, with
nine hundred shares Of stock, and Ia In o
Aourishlng condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-07
A EquAre RACE.

The race announced TO take PLACE Of Chap,
line street rink tonight between Harry
Fulmer and John Watson, the fastest boy
skaters in this city, will be no hippo.
drome affair the people who attend this
cosy and popular place OF amusement to
gee this race can 90 assured that after
having given up their admission lee they
will not be gulled by any plain and pre-.
meditated foul by the racers IN order to
fll the rink TO see the race BkAted again.
The boys will skate the race fairly for the
viCtoryj IL will be O race strictly on its
merits. It will be exciting and close and
will afford fun and sport for all who at
tend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-07
ABOUT pEOpLE.
Strangers in the City aud wheeling Folk,
Abroad,

Strangers in the City aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.
It. Z. Jacobs, Of New Martinsville, was
up yesterday.
Hon. L. Danford, OF st. Clalrsvllle, waa
in the city yesterday morning.
Miss Wordsworth, Of Fort Wayne, Ind,
10 the guest Of Miss Ada Simpson.
Mrs. G. @. Murdoch, who has been dan.
gerouBly Ill with pneumonia, is getting
better.
Mr.. b. F. Bowman aud vile, Edison
Bowman and Miss Emma Floral, OF New
York City, are at the Mcclure House.
Mrs. Howell Buchanan, OF Chicago, for.
merly citizen Of this county, Is visiting
relatives in Wheeling. She has many
friends here.
Mr.. John Il. Dunlap, Of the Louisville
Commercial, and Mics IBsdore, daughter Of
Mr.. Mortimer Pollock, are to be married
at the residence Of Mr.. Julius Pollock, on
Chapline street, OF s O'Clock this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-07

The sale OF reserved SEATS will com.
menCe at banners this morning for Kate
Dlaxton's two appearances at the Opera
House next Saturday in SCALED Back" q
dramatization Of Hugh Conway's famous
story. "Called B4ckO may be Get down as
. popular play. The story as II comes
from the hands Of the playwright, concerna
the fortunes Of Mr.. Gilbert Vaughan, q
blind young gentleman, who unwlttingly
stumbles into q strange house while q
murder Is being committed there; Of his
attachment for young lady who Is bereit
Of her reason by the crime Of the restora.
ton Of the hero's eyesieht, and his efforts
to bring back the mind Of the young lady,
and to bring to justice the pertons whose
Nillaipy has caused the aflliCtlon. II Is
needless to say that, although battling
against great obstacles, he Is successful
the williams come 10 their death under
shocking circumstances, and tho heroine
Is called back" to reason.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-07

Qua readers are cautioned about buying
medicines which are not endorsed BY
some well known druggist. Logan ( Co.
and Charles Menkemeller have made 0
thorough study Of Hood dlsessss, aud
after o careful investigation, and many
practical tests, positively assert that Ack.
er'B Blood Elixir will cure all blood dis.
orders, Kidding the system Of its impufi.
ties, and leavingR strong, vigorous and
healthy. They warrant 1t. Ills certain
cure for skin diseases. TTtls4w
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stage OF the water aud Movsm Onss OF III
Steamboats,.

stage OF the water aud movements OF ths
Steamboats,.
The Scotia 10 due I'm to-day, en- route to
PittObnYph, w. y"
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-07

WASHINGTON, Jan. I'll a. H.--For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair weather,
followed in the Tennessee by local SHOWS,
winds generally eastward, becoming varia'
bic. A cold wave will be felt during Fri
day night or Saturday morning, falling bS-
rOmeter in tho eastetly portion and rising
In tho Western.
Fort Lower Lake region, fair wealth
or, preceded in the extreme portion by
local SHOWS, northerly winds, becoming
variable, slowly rising temperature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-07

Lent 4 Belden, proprietors Of the Gem
Candy Kitchen, on Eleventh. street, regent,
ly confessed judgment on an account oil
$3.50 due Peter Welty, largely for borrow.
ed money. An attachment was issued
and yesterday the Sheriff levied on the
stock and closed the store. The goods
and fixtures Of the firm will be sold on
January IS. The "KitChen" was only In
existents ABOUT nine months, making tIne
candies aud conducting Q general retail
business in confectionery and fruit A
branch was recently established at Bell.
alre,
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A correspondent writing from Mingo
says: Tuesday part Of the boilers Of
the Lauehlin 4 Junction Steel Compauy's
plant were fred up to try them and to
test the connections Everything worked
very satisfactorily, Yesterday the re-
mainder Of the boilers were fred and the
blowing engines started. II will DO only
about ten days now before the steel
works will be started up on single turn,
giving employment to one hundred men
more. The works 10 on double turn as
soon as the demand for steel justiles 1t.
The blast furnace 10 running along steadily
making about ninety tons oil No. l
Bessemer pig metal daily.
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Ttre Hauts E1preY TNestay.
The ieeder.naileH who have been en-
ployed claim to have q written contract
with the company Tor continuous employ
ment, and that the company under the
terms cannot discharge them.
The prevailing opinion among the mill
operatives 10 that the shutting down Of the
mill was preliminary TO the signing Of the
81 cent card by the company, which, It Is
expected, will follow the approaching
meeting Of the Western Nail Association.
Those feeders who have been at work, II
Is said, will DO allowed to resume work II
the 2l.cent scale Is aigned by the assoCia-
ton.
Said an old euplOys OF the mill: an
venture the assertion that within period
OF ten days the mill will be running in
all the departmental the scale demanded
by tho nailers. There Is one thing very
certain, the company have large outstand.
ing orders for early spring delivery-one
order Of forty carloads alone from q st.
Louis house--aud Il they expect TO fill
these orders they will have TO resume
and that very soon.
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AN OLD TIM sELrcrIoN.
The Big Congregational :DlStrist Of =
Century Ago.

The Big Congressional :DlstFict Of .
Century Ago.
The Hampshire Rsvisw says that the
following strange old notice was recently
found in some papers that had besa filed
away by Vincent Williams, an old time
Sheriff Of Hardy county, It showa a de-
cided change in the manner OF conducting
elections, seeming to indicate an intihi-
dRtion oil q different nature from that
which sometimes exists Ut elections Of the
present day, 1t also indicates a pretty
large Congressional district-ons that
would keep candidate on tho 20 nearly
all the time In order to shake hands with
all the farmers, say pretty things 70 their
wives and kiss the babies, The notice ia
as follows:
NOTICE is hereby given that there will
be an election held at the Court house in
the Town OF Moore6sld on the third Mon.
day In March next In order to Choose q
member 10 represent In Congress OF the
United staEes the Countya OF Hampshire,
Hardy, Pendleton, Randolph, Harrison,
Monongalia and Ohio. Those qualified
are desired TO attend and Vote, or they
may depend upon being dealt with as the
Law directs by VINCENT WILLIAMS,
Sheriff II, O.
Jany, 25th,, 1903,
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ltIel AaAIalL q RedueLlon.

LONDON, Ian. a,-Ths Iron masters Of
tancashlte have notified their employees
Of a proposed reduction ID wages. Tie
announcement has caused much excite.
ment and indignation among the work.
men, who proclaim their Intention Of
vigorously resiStinS any reduction in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-07

The Baltimore / Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans,
jacksonville and all Southern resorts. For
tickets, tourists guides and full iniofma.
tot, call on or address I. o, Burke, Ticket
AGENT Baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock of KOOlenS, being com.
plete limo OF SuItlngs, PGiltalOOnlngs and
OyercOOtlngs, which NC shall get up In
Ilrst.Class style and 1T, and ut lowest
prices. Also, 0 full line Of Furnishing
0OOu' Al""'0 '" '"D b. HESS Z SONS.
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The Norton mill shows an. increase Of 5
machines, the Western OF 10, the Top OF
!, the Calumet Of ~, and the La Belle
decrease of2. The total number Of ma.
chimes noperRtlon, according to the above
figures, is 735, an increase OF "a, less the
10 machines which were in operation at
Terre Haute last week, and are now idle.
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Go AND hear the people howl at the
Capitol rink o.night AZ the conclusion Of
the race between Bufkett and Falken.
stein. The excitement will be intense aud
the race exciting.
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The direct and popular route 10 the
South 10 the Pan Handle, Cheap excur.
sion tickets 10 gil Southern resorts now on
sale. For guide books, maps aud time
tables, &c. call on Or address j. q, Tom.
lihbon, Passenger Agent, Pan Handle
foute. Wheeling, w, Va,
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The following shows tho range OF the
Thermometer as observed at sChnepi'sdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
A. NJ. 2SSi IL NJ, go; SP. NJ, 24'i7r. N.
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boz Ulev0lAnd .and uhI.aru.

BY taking the / al p. n. train on the d,
4 p. road passengers arrive In Cleveland
a. 0;25 r. ", and Chicago al $3.50 the iol.
lowing morning Connections made In
Union depot, Chicago, lot oil points west,
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Narrow E,onpo frum An Accident.

Messrs. H. McOallister and Samuel
Order, Of LloydsvlIle, Belmont county, at
tended market yesterday morning and
were on their return home driving 4 two
horse team. Just as they reached the
end Of the Back river bridge, hearing the
O. 4 P, locomotive, they halted, but being
b9ckoned by bystander 10 come on they
did so. The front wheels had lust passed
over the rails when the diRky engine run
ming the Bellaire accommodation, caught
the wagon, which was hurled from the
track. The driver, Mr.. McCallister,
jumped first and Mr.. Crider later. When
the latter descended he was struck on the
thigh by the wagon and seriously hurt
At fret It was thought that his leg was
broken, but 1t proved not to be alter an
examination by DR., Todd, the company's
phyalclan. Theipjured man is brother
Of George Crlder, who lives opposite
Baggs' planning mill, Bridgeport, TO whose
house he was carried, and where he will
remain until he Is able to ba removed.
Fortunately the train had Just started
from the station. Had II been moving at
iull speed the occupants and both horses
would have been killed.
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We hare complete stock Of selected
Diamonds FROM Original packages, and
are prepared to offer special inducements
for tie Christmas tradr. -.-...
JACOB W. GRUBB.
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oEloi the best stands iot d tin shop ID
now offered for rent. II has been 30 Used
LOT fifteen years ~ a fetsil stand. No.
1853 Market Rtfeet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-07

AcurE.rheumatisn ID an inflammation
Of the Joints, marked by pain, heat and
redness. With these symptoms apply
Salvation OIL, the great pRin,cure at once.
Price 20 cents q bottle.