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The Invisible Badge.

saw the men in blue array
March down the street Memorial Day,
While no one questioned, "Who are theyv'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-02
Indictments NoiiiSd.

before the adjournment Of the late term
Of the Oitcuit Court on Saturday, Prose
cutting Attorney Jordan came into Par
II, Judge Jacobs Court, where all Ctimi
nal causes have been heard at this term
aud entered nOtls jrostquiI Ia the casei
Of William MGGoWan, I'D Angus, John
and George Culver and Jasper Klncaid
indicted Jointly with Thomas MCGOWAN
on the strength Of Kincaid's alleged con.
iession, for The robbery Of Elijah Marling
Thomas MCGowan having 'been cleared
the charge agalnst the Others fell through
The Indictment againBt Eugene LaBhley
for a criminal assault Oh Lola Mason neal
the Peninsular Cemetery last summer, al
the time she was assaulted by five men
was also quashed on the motion oil the
Prosecutor. Dick Walters, arrested fol
the same charge, aud taken In theNaCl
las since died,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-02

Strangers 10 tho Olly nud whseling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers IN tue OtII hno NhsehnB AuAs
Abroad.
Mr.. Arthur Mckee, q former Wheeling
lts, now Of SleubCnville, was In the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Newton BeeTE, a well known actor
Sho was last hero as the star In "Only a
WOman's Heart" is in the city.
Miss Fora Williams is in receipt OF an
invitation to cling at u performance shortly
to be given in Washington, Pa.
: DR.. A. NJ. Reid and daughter, Ct Stou.
benv!llo, and Mrs. Beszel, Of the same
place, Mr.. John Mcdonald, and M. b
Campbell, Eco, Of New Cumberland, were
at the Mcclure house yesterday.
The following students entered the
Wheeling Business College yesterday:
Jag. l.. Morgan, Henry Feinier, ]. Henncg,
u. l.. MCGill, W. T. Reister, J. o. Stamp
and ChRs Hook, all Of this city.
Mr.. Sam. Patterson entertained a num-
Der Of bis friends at his residence In Elm
Grove, Saturday evening. The occasion
Was very pleasant Ia All present. Those
present were Misses Jennie Franzheim,
Ida Carter, Jennie Pryor, Lee Hervoy,
MHggi Carter, Ella H0rvey, Doctor and
Mis-. Carter, Nj. aud Mrs. George Gil.
christ, Jennie Hervey, Nellie sterOr, Em.
ma Plarr, Matte Pryor, Annie Piarr, An.
ME Clarke, and George Hervey, Ham
Woods, John Clarke, Harden Carter, Joe
Baird, Ed Boyd, Dick Garter, A. Patterson
and Sam Patterson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-02
TtIbnto Of Re,nent.

At the meeting Of the Fourth Stree
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School, held
Sunday, January 81, 1885, the following
was adopted as an expression Of the feeling
Of the school upon the death Of one Of III
members:
In view Of tho recent deCease Of Mis-
Ella Bodley, who was removed from oul
midst while yet in tho bloom Of joyoul
youth, We, ss q Sunday school, make this
liibute oil respect 10 her memory
We recall with pleasure the cpnstAnoy
Of her attendance upon the school, and
commend the example to the devout con,
sideration Of all who seek the company OIL
them who love the courts Of our God.
We are sensible OF the vacancy caused
by her early departure, but think with
grateful anticipation that her home now
ID among those who haye washed their
robes and made them white In the blood
Of the Lamb.
We therefore express our sorrow over
The early termination OF her lie, and
tender our sympathy 10 her parents and
friends.
weIee but dimly through the mlStS aud yApotH
Amid thete earthly dAtnps,
That seems 10 tis but sld iuntfAl tApefa
May DO lleayAn's distant lamps.
shu Is not dead, the child orour affection,
hut gone unto that school
And Christ himself doth rule.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-02
LOCAL REEvITIEs.


mhttHs4 OF sAlh"E AAoLhsul ia hAAA AV"u' h"N
CITY.
OPERA HousE this eveplns-"AphrO-
dits."
"TiE shanglerg Of Paris" at the Acads-
my this evening.
MARKET ALLEY Is the latest fayorite
Coasting track with the boys.
TuR sidewalks remained in a dangerous
ly smooth condition yesterday.
BARSuM Il MAsoN's Msstodonio Aggre-
cation at the Chapline StIees rink this
evening,
Tug river ia sgain falling at this point
The marks last evening indicated depth
in the channel OF II feet u inches.
wArgR PIPE burst on Chapline street,
north OF Twelfth, yesterday, and the work
Of IepairiDgit ives very difficult in the
frozen condition Of the Rround.s
REVIVAL lerviCes are being held at the
| Fourth Street NJ. h, Church every alter.
moon at 3 o'clock and every evening at Z
O'Clock, conducted by the pastor, Rev. h
+, Randolph.
AT the benefit for tho Newburg suffer
egs at the Alhambra rink Thursday night,
the employees ssvices, band and every
thing will BIZ iree Tor that night except
the Admission.
THosE in charge OF the sale OF the Wells.
burg water works bonds have succeeded
in disposirg OF the entire amount to ba Ia
sued, $4,000. A Wheeling cemetery
company took $1,000 worth and Wheel
ing bank took $4,000.
THg Windsor Mining Company at their
reCen. meeting elected tho following
officers and Board OF Directors; President,
II, q, L1zear; Secretary and Treasurer,
ia. q UlIiCh; Directors, II, q. Lazlar, II
O. Uirich, IL, +, Behrens, VIM. Il, Robin
con, A. @. Egarter aud Joseph Speidel,
NEXT Friday is the anniversary Of the
Chapline Street Rink, and 1t will be
4. handsomely decorated under tho manage
l ment Of the Cnapine Street Social. The
boys are now engaged in making prepare.
=. t!onB for tho skating and dancing cRrhival
to be given that evening, which will be q
, grand affair
Joshua STOTIsnERRY, alias "GTeiner,
alleged TO b. one Of The Ball shoe store
3 buIglEra, whose arrest AT Bridgeport Ii
elsewhere ChrOniC'ed, was arraigned be-
lore Squire W, II Davis last evening, ana
GommitEed t. jail in default OF II 900 bail
Tor his appearance Ol February 10 Ilr a
( preliminary examination.
TuE P..W. u Ky. road has withdrawn,
5 ior the time being, It's night freight train,
which has been arriving 10 the city be-
tween 3 and 4 o'clock In the morning,
The reason for this Ia the strike IL
the Connelsylle coke region. The
D train has b!en hauling coke almost
exclusively for tho mills here.
Y LETTERS addressed to the following
named persons remain unclaimed in the
postonice: Charles Evans, Oliver I.
Henderson, Wm. L Morgan, ]. +. PatLer'
son, Fl. Q. Van YoChteu, William Ander-
son, Jennie Dlxson, Mrs, 9. Il. Wilson,
I, @, Fred. PAUL, John Christopher, Joseph
Bell, Edw'd Bell, Emanuel Rasb1.
THE Duties Of Young Men as CiLizsns,"
IL the subject Of the lecture to be deliver
I'd by Hon. G. W. Atkinson bsiOre the
Young Mems Christian Association thIP
evening. All will DO welcome at The
home Of the Association on Market street.
rhia lecture ia the second OF u series that
are TO be delivered this season by promi-
neEt gentlemen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-02
rnE onAToRIo sooIRrY.
First Public AppsarAaes-A CrSditAblS Per,
F0rmRnus At the Opera House.

fUFmRnHs Al the Opera House
Six weeks ago Prof d'AuriA organised
the oratorio Society OF forty yoices. Last
night the Society was heard in Rosaini's
fine work, "stabat Mater" Prof. d'Auria
has had the good fortune to draw around
him some good material, The average Of
the voices Is above the common level, and
some OF them have had the advantage OF
previous good instruction,
The most noticeable feature OF the ChO-
rus, however, was the directors nice con-
troll, 1t required intelligence aud art love
in the Society, and the skill Of an expe-
rieuCed hand, to bring the forty voices into
compile tubjeCtion. The good effects OF
this mastery were seen in the wonderfully
good time and nice shading Of the choral
parts, With 30 good beginning there il
reason 10 expect still better things OF the
Oratorio Society, which has entered an en-
ioyabla department OF musical compost
ton. The highest excellence isnot reached
without hard work, but the Society 10
composed Of intelligent people under
good leadership, conditions which make
L possible TO remove all obstaclea,
Last evening entertainment introduced
to a Wheeling audience Mrs. +. d'Auria,
who was heard with great pleasure, Mira,
d'Auria has a soprano voice Of fine
quality, highly cultivated. Her method
10 good and her execution brilliant. Her
enunCiatiOn is always distinct, her
highest notes sweet aud clear, whether
in the aria from "SonRmbula,"
her ballad singing or in Rossini's
grand sacred music. She is q cultivated
and skiliul artist, and 50 the audience
esteemed her. Mrs, d'Auria's first APP
pearanCe in Wheeling has made an i'm
preston the most favorable. Her good
example should have its effect upon local
musical life, OF which she has become a
conspicuous part.
Ms, Whitaker showed to excellent Rd.
vantage in the oratorlo. Iu her contrRlto
solo "Fac ut Portem," and in the duet,
"Quls est Homo" with Mrs. d'Auria, she
took her full share Of honors, Mics H.
Lewis, Mrs. Fred Norton and Miss Flora
Williams Won hearty applause and added
to the pleasure of the evening. Miss vii.
liams shows steady and gratifying i'm.
provement,
The male snlolsts were well received,
the audience displaying a preference for
the tenors, Messrs. Arkls and Day. Some
thing Of this may have been due to the
less attractive selections that fell to the
bassos, Messrs. Mccoy and Carson, Prot.
sChOCkeys violin solo showed him AZ his
best with his instrument. He played
with skill, grace and feeling aud never
with greater acCeptaElity to his audience.
lie rendered good service, also, at the
piano, as did Miss Annie Logan at the
organ, both acting az accompanies in the
0ratorio. :
The Society cannot complain OF lack OF
appreciation, There was a full house OF
nuHip.IoverJ and tho applause was Ire,
Quent and hesTty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-02
AN ALLEG ~ DuKGLAR
Wanted In Wheeling Arrested in bridgeport
Other Notes,

Wanted In Wheeling Arrested In bridgeport
Other Notes.
Dave Gartley has actually left town,
The domino excitement here doesn't
seem To abltc.
Or. Todd was called professionally to
Bellalre yesterday.
Richard Robinson will shortly take his
departure for Florida.
The Union Cornet band will shortly
give an entertainment here.
George Miester's full orchestra will
furnish tho music for the masquerade ball
at shsier's hall Wednesday evening.
Charles seacrist, OF Kirkwood, lost q
daughter, aged fifteen months, Sunday
night. The funeral takes place to-day u
2P.M.
Joseph MCConnaughey, the present in.
cumbent, although slightly disabled now
on account Of being slot, will bs a Candi.
date Tor reelection as Marshal tthe April
election. Joe will certainly get there.
Thos. Greer, for carrying concealed
weapons, plain drunk and disorderly con.
Ahttt Woo Auuu SAV huu Cudt9 yesterday,
which he paid. William Brown, for tliE,,
orderly conduct and drunkenness, also
enriched the town eECheQuer by $40.
A son Of Hugh q. Tarbst, Of West
Wheeling, died Sunday night with diph.
liberia oil a malignant form. The bright
little boy had only been sick a few days
and was In the seventh year Of his age.
Ae was buried yesterday at Rockhill
Church cemetery.
The old Indian potter, OF West Wheel.
Ing, who wanted to cremate one OF bis
children some time since, gave his wife a
good whipping yesterday morning. A
policeman was sent for and when he ar.
rived at tho scene Of action, the Indians
better half would not permit him to he
taken.
Considerable excitement was created
yesterday here by the arrest Of Joshua
AtottSbufy, alias "Greiner, " on Rhodes hill,
where he resides. Officers Lukens and
MCNiChol came over from Wheeling, and
with the assistance OF Bidgeport officers,
he was captured. After being lodged In
jail, he concluded to be taken to Wheel.
Ing without requisition, where warrant
had been Issued for his arrest. He Il
charged with being implicated in the Ball
shoe store. robbery. Some elk pairs oi ane
seWed shoes were found In ahoat that he
owns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-02

Gradually the Number Of business es.
Adjustments In Wheeling which compare
iavorably with tho most stylish metropol.
itan stores in the same line, has increased
from none to quite q number The latest
Arm 10 ft up ijr itself new surroundings
which would DO Credilable In every way 10
The largest city, Is the leading drug house
Of Logan 4 Co., the "Dridge corner drug.
viBtg." Their store on tho corner Of
Main and Tenth streets, some time
ago destroyed by Ore, has been
rebuilt and reiurnithsd In splendid
manner In keeping with their position at
the head Of the drug trade. The retail
department IL large and cheerful, the
cases being Of plate glass and cherry, the
shelving Of cherry, and the drawers Of ash
with nickel fittings. The counters are
also polished cherry. The effect is most
attractive and inviting, and as before 70.
marked, the entire establishment will
compare iAvotably with the fine met.
ropolltan drug stores Of the country.
Everything Is new and fresh In the stock
40 we'll as In the lltllngs, and none Of the
firms well established reputation fot to.
liability or other good qualities has been
or will be sacrificed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-02
A SET OF HOODLUMS
DISTURB RELIGIOUS SERVICES
In Jackson County, with Serious Results,
Various Matters from the State and
ViClnity-POlitioal Matter, Grimes
and CAusuItiss Near aud Far,

For several weeks past, q great revival
meeting has been in progress at the
Straight Fork NJ. E, church in Jackson
county, In the same neighborhOod is q
crowd Of country hoodlums who style
themselves No. Tens. One Of their CHIEF
pastimes has been to gather at places Of
worship and bshsve in an outrageous
manner. A few nights since several Of
the gang put in an appearance at ono Of
the revival meetings, They commenced
their rude behavior and were re-
monstratsd with by . member Of the
church, Adam Hawk, They refused to
obey him, and others went to Mr.. Hawks
aid. Suddenly OnR oil the roughs struck
Mr., Hawk, and, as iiby magic, he and two
Of bis companions were fired out OF the
building with dishgured faces and bruised
heads. Atterthsy had gathered themselves
up they threw rock into the building,
II struck a chandelier and demolished II,
aud Sol. Rial and Hattie Staley, who
were sitting under 1t, were cut
about the head by the broken glass. The
roughs then fired several Bhota, and after
letting out series Of wild yells disappear
ed IN the woods, Warrants have been
Issued for Sam Timmons and Mack Saw,
yer, who were the principals, and Tim
mons has sworn out warrants charging
several OF the congregation with assault
and bAtkery,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-02

The prospect OF sinking the Wellsbur,
Gas Company No. awell to greater deptf
as q test 70 catering,
Samuel George has leased the "skul
Run" gas well olMeVsra. BarnesS Mitchell
and conveyed the gas 10 his paper mill
The Rlver6ide GlRSs Works have leased
two gas wells below the creek, the
"Shuey well" and the "Polkadot" and will
convey the gas 10 their works.
Tho WellSburg Water Works bond,
have all been sold and the construction
Of the works will DO commenced as soon
as the weather will permit. The con.
lEtuCLion Of the water works will enllven
things a little, which ID what Wellsburp
wants Just now, "a the laborers and me.
Chanlcs are mostly idle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-02
"ruE srNANGLEIts OF PARIS"
A stroIg MsiOdrama strongly Presented al
the Academy.

A StrOIg AtlOdEama strongly Presented RI
the Academy.
BelasCos sensational melodratna, "The
Strangers Of Paris" was presented at the
Academy Of Music last evening to large
audience. The company is an unusually
large one, and all the members are salts,
factory, and many OF them much more,
while the scenery IL as complete and line
as any ever seen In this city. It's the orig.
inal scenery by the aid Of which the piece
was made such q success at the Park The.
atre, New York. A brief synopsis Of the
thrilling plot was given in the tSTELLl'
0rNOER yesterdays the details give to the
story an intense interest," which Is main.
tanned to the last.
While JagOn, the stranger, is the lead.
ing role, that OF blanchard, tho convict, is
most notable for the manner in which an
exceedingly difficult character Is portray.
cd without being ONCE oyerdone. IlgoD,
Mons Cllude, RObtH, Capt. Guerin, Bon
lout-in fact all the important male char.
aCters, were persOnated evenly and for
chilly, while among the hY0 ladies Of the
company there is not one whose part Is
not satisfactorily horne, and much more
might be gaid Tor Mics Rustace, Miss
Fiske and Miss Campbell,
The play will be repeated every evening
this week and at the "Wednesday and Sat-
urday matinees. II merits audiences up
70 the capacity Of the house at every rem.
ditlon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-02

Eneures and IEs.Encores the Psrfsrman,
NJ rhaniIua gttaal Rtnk

Encures and IIs.Encoras the Psrtormanc,
Mt Chapllne Street Rink.
AT the Chapline street rink last evening
r. T. Barnum & Mason's ma.todonic rinl
combination opened an engagement o.
three nights and a matinee to o good au
dicnce. The performance, as promised, Il
tho greatest ever seen in q Wheeling rink
The combination consists Of A. +. Robin,
son, bicycle rider, called "the wizard OIL
the wheel;" Charles Beard, the 5000
challenge boy skater, and bicycle
rider with Mr.. Robinson; and
Bogart 4 Emo, trick and acrobatiC
skaters and musical sketch artists, who
perform on baDios, guitars, ocCarinoes,
Japanese ilddleB, xylophones, orchestra
bells, hand bells, CaIliope pipes, comets,
etc. Thoy also play on their banjos and
at the same time dance pleading step
on their skates. Some Of the performance
Of Mr.. Robinson and young Beard were
simply thrilling. Each Ia the best In his
special line Of all tho artists who have
ever visited Wheeling, while Messrs.
Bogart and Eno have never been ap.
preached by anybody who has visited
Wheeling,
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a Mhaellnr tilll spnt lIomo.

Saturdays Plttsburgh Chronicle TEE
graph gave an account a the robbery
there oil girl from this city, aud the same
paper Of last evening has the following!
Olan Eraser, q Wheeling gill In Heaich oI
some imaginary friends on the South Side,
was sent back to her home on Saturday
through the kindness OF Dr. j. u. Grimes.
The gill was evidently Of good character
and had left home hurriedly on account oil
some family trouble, and had been unior.
tunate enough 10 have had her pocket
picked the first thing on her arrival here.
She was taken care Of at the Thiftieth
ward station house, and seemed very
grateful for the kindness received.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-02

This evening at the Opera House the
play will DO "Aphrodite, still in the Ring"
by Messrs, Jessup and Gill, who are loint.
" or seYerally responsible for numerous
successful comedies and burlesques, Mr..
Gill having written Minnie Palmer's my
Sweetheart" and "Qur GQblins," and the
two together 'Adolis" and other popular
goes. Incidentally to the play a number
OF taking airs from the latGst popular
operas arc rendered by the company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-02
BIG COAL SHIPMENTS.
Something Of the Magnitude of the Kan
Wha Mining Interest,

Something Of the Magnitude of the Kama.
Wha Mining Interest.
The following Is an abstract Of a state.
ment showing the amount Of coal
shipped from mines on the Great Kama,
wha, below the Falls, during the year
ending January /, 1885, taken from the
report OF Mr.. A. NJ. Scott, resident engi.
neer 10 Col. VIM. !. Craighlll, In charge
Bushels
Tossh " TsF "''ll5sl2 9 Z
AgVFt gate"".,".."..,,.,. ,7S4, $40
The aggregate shipments for former
years, as shown by the report, are as fol.
lowsi
BulhelS,
For the year u.s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. .,.v,, .....l $50
For me year ...."."s 90, us
For the year ls4...,,., ............"SO 49, 2SO
Mr.. Scott in bis letter transmitting bis
report says:
II appears that the rapid increase In the
coal business, shown by former reports,
has not kept up, but that the prediction
during the last year has bately 'held it's
own" with that Of 1884, The want Of In.
crease In shipments by river y directly
due 10 the low stages Of water during the
year. During the year ending septem.
Der 30, 1885, there has been but eighty.
three days when the Charleston gauge
stood at or about 0 feet. In other words,
there has been but eighty.three days
when there was water enough lu the
river below Charleston 10 ship coal. This
ID o good deal below the average. Our
record for thirteen years shows an average
Of one hundred aud iorty.three days rel
year with Charleston gauge reading al and
above q feet.
In this connection comparison with
our gauge record kept at Point Pleasant,
the mouth Of the river, during The laSt
year ID valuable. The gauge ID eel 10 SLOW
the available water III The Ohio below,
From the record Il appsarsthere has been
two hundred and twenty-five DAYS dnrinp
the year ending September 30 when there
was u leet anu upward oil waller Tor LiaVipas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-02

TX order that sufferers may know that
ACksf's Dyspepsia Tablets will alwayscure
them, Logan 4 Co., and Charles Menke.
mcller emphatiCally say that II the Tablets
do not relieve every case OF Dyspepsia,
Constipation, Sour Stomach, Sick Head.
ache, Heartburn, de-, &C., theydo not
want any pay. The physicians say they
are The finest combination that can be
found. Price % CenLs TrnsAw
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]. dooD& Co. seIldry goods The Oheapeai,
OfiatSrsSt ID Atblstss.

James Robinson, trainer Of Athletes at
Harvard and Princeton Colleges, wfiteI
from Princeton, January "a, 1886. "Foi
cuts, bruises, strains, rheumatism and
colds, ! alwaysuse AlloCk 10 Porous Plaster
for myself and pupils. Never have known
them 10 fail In over one hundred cases,
They strengthen the Muscles and give In
slant relief, They are the only external
remedy used BY our athletes." MwFAW