davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-12
0re16eit III Mnat.

Die 8el6luiie Der Serrenbausfomz
milton l6er Das fir6enpoIttiihe
@eieB, Don tpel6en Elm tur3er QlbriB be-
reitS mltget6eiLt narO, fiuo ieBt IN ibrem
polIeu Mortlalte all Die Seffentli6feit gez
langt. Sic itlmn1eN i'm Use lentliden nit
ben bereitS gemadten Otttt1eilungen iiberz
Elm uuo bdIteu an Dem @runDiabe Der
ueberoronun9 0eS Stdates ais
elmer Mufiidtsini It II } uber Die Lebrz
un0 birtenalmtltde IDdttgfett Der sc tr6
felt. Na0iolgeno Die 0allptpuntte, iDte Tie
bon Der &ommtiton a bGeanoert MUIR
ben:
BUR 8ieoerer0ffuung uno Sortfi6rltng
BET ird3li6 eli 9 mtnGre finO benz
Sultusminiiter Die Statuten un0 Der 2ebr>
plan einsurei6en urto Die 9tanen Der Setter
uno 2ebrer mit3utbeilen. Ser 9ebrplau lit
benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gletdlartig 3u gez
f~talten. Som ct q q t ais nt6t geHeDm
besetd)nete 9eIter uno GeDrer ltno nt6t
an lteIlbar. Die Gemlnare itno nur fit
ioldbe Stubiret10e belttmntt, tpeltbe Demiez
utgen SprenJel anBeb0relt, fir ben ous
Seminar erri0tet lit. Oie WieOerer0ffnung
Der Seninare fir @neien, Bolen uuO
3ulm iriro our9 t0ni9li1e 8eror0uung
beitlmmt.
Oie firdliden 0beren f6unen Son.
t errihten. Die Statuten, Die 5auSz
oronuug, Die 0tameu Der Setter uto ST.
Sieber, tpelbc 9euti ii e iein mufien, iino
Dem &ultuSmintit ct 3utbeiz
len.
Die tirdli6eu Obsren f0nnen 6ie grez
bigger unD Yriel ter e m lnar tuteoer
er0fInen, ieoo6 StatuteH, 6ausOrOnun9
unO Die Jtarneu 0er Setter nt0 2ebrer 1ino
b NJ 6 s III / II / It + III / t \ W.
t II.
@benio iino bic Statuten uno bic 9ausz
orDnung Der 9emertten11ital alien
uno bic gtanen Der Setter Der eIben Dem
GultuSmintiter mit5utbeIteH. Nm Sa6ress
l0luile lit INN eit Ger3et0nIB Der 0ez
meriter NIT 9lngabe ber 9talt1ett Hno Stra>
fen, ipfpie Der !3elt Der Nuf1aDme uno
@utlaliutg etn3urtideu. Son Der 8erDeiz
iuHa III Die Demeritenanttalt auf LQn9er
ais Dier3ebn Gage ooer DON Der Gntfernung
aus DEM 9lltte lit Der 8 berprGt6en
treiTeHert 81 beHabrtdttgeH.
Oie Bettlmmnugen 0eS 0ele5eS bonn II.
Wlai 1873 itber Die Berutung au ben
Staat iueroeu dufgcbobet1, lnIotpett eS
fiO ni6t UNI GntlbeiouHgen Der G[r1ettz
Neb0rocn bQtoclt, ipeld1e Die GlItTernullg
Gus benz 8trd)tndnlt DerDdHgeH THD momit
Gerlult ODER W2inoerunB oes 9mt5eiufoms
mems perbuuoeu lit. DIE @ntl6etoUng lteDt
benz 3 a s III / nj it er Il III Su, erfoLGt
an glntrag oes Yctroffeneu MD beidrdntt
IT'D allf Tie perm0geusredtltAen Blrfungen.
9as Tsrfabtel miro burd fOnigli1e Gers
oronui;g beItilunlt.
Sic Gommiiiion i6fGgt flint 8uiabz
ortiteL Dor, barltuter, Dab Die Gerlaauna
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-12
SOB eites branen Sfi6terS.

@inen i6tperen gerluit bat oas 8un6esz
seridtstpeien e~rIitten. gu 0ot Springs in
2Irfanias, mo er 2inoetung ieiler 2eioen
iu6te, lit Der 8unbestretsri6t tel
Sohn 8aTter bon Dem Die Staaten O6io,
Ni6i9an, Gentudp ulto Senneiiee umfaiz
ienoen iehSten 8unoes9eri6tsfreis I'M
glitter bon iiebenurOie63ig Sabren ge>
ftorben.
@r mar i'm s. 1877 bot grdfi6ent 6abes
gum 8unoesfretsrihter fir oben ertpGbnz
ten &retS ernannt tporben uno 5ei6nete it6
nibt nur Our9 9rInOli6es @iiien, ionz
bern aud bur0 fur9tloie @ere6tigteitSz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-12
EriRa 20 hPMgiA.

Glloli0 bat Der grand old man., Die
0taoItone Don leineu YeIpuuoerern ge7
IsonItt plro, belH KurIaIHrnte ieinen Ytan
5nr @r~tO{un9 STANDS por9elegt.
Sen}cttS tDie bielietts bts Metres berridt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-12
SriSWe S9@e.

Sn Der Stabt Oapenportin S ona
lit Der braDe oeutl6e bemofratilhe y ii r
eermetiter @rnt @lauiien ~ e.
bergemGbIt tuoroen Ben irilheu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-12
SQeIi6e unb wo6entli9e
vSAiMois StaGtSSeitnng"
uSer @eReu"+

II tor,etncats=NretFs:
E6eIide Wioreen5Suseabe in Der StaOt burd sic Srdser
ms 9aus seIieiert.
gsr Sobr TN goraus $1,000
Su1o6e O.20
SdsIide AusGa6e unb uDg gSeIten" per 8o6e,.. 025
Yer @eiteH" per Sabr.,. ......... 2.oO
Mp6entltde &useabe PER Sabr 2.O
@us III Grttse @bO nm emten per oft:
8dsIi6e ~gtrseate per Sabt, i'm Tpraus $1,000
Ser Ne1sn" per Scbr .,...... I'D
&odentlide Nusgabe per SSabr 49,. 2!U
&06entIi6e &nsga5e ua9 iIseno siueTI GanDe
Europa's per Sabr ,......... .......... aoJ
AIAAOAs SIaatS-ZeiTusl@ Cos
Chicago. SC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-04
SOLD AT A PREMIUM.
EIyE pERcENr BoNps oE' lsss
o, the City, Disposed of Yesterday By the
OOmml,.i ,nsrs of the Loan to Coed Ad:
vAntago-HOms IuVs'tOrs Take thS
EsllrS Hlook-Par the Lowest hid.
Attic Bank ofthe Ohio Valley, yeater.

Attic Bank Oiths Ohio Valley, yeater.
day, Msssrs. Alfred Caldwell, F. P. Jspson
and P, B. Dobbins, Commissioners Of the
city loan Of 1885, disposed Of $4,000 Of
the bonds authorized to be Issued by the
ordinance legRlizing and providing for that
loan. This ordinance is officially known
as IAN ordinance to provide for the issue
and sale OF bonds Of the city Of Wheeling,
to bs known as bonds OF 1885, and for the
redemption and payment thereof, and pro-
yiding for the payment into the City
Treasury OF certain amounts irom the rev.
enues Of the Gas and Water Works, and
1t was ratified by the voters OF the city on
the 9sth OF May, 1885.
1t authorizes 40 issue OF i've percent
teu.thirty bonds to the amount OF $780,
600 OF this sum Sl95 900 had previously
been sold, making with that placed yes:
tsrday S227000 There remains unsold
bonds Of this loan to the amount Of
$4,000,
As said above, the amount placed was
So, 900, and Of the amount s., 900 was in
bonds OF the denomination oil 500 Gfch
and the remainder Of the denomination OF
81 900 each, ali dated the ilrst day OF July,
| 1855, and payable on or before the tirsl
day al July, 1919, at the Bank OF tue Ohio
Valley, WI h interest at the rate Of tive
percent per anuun, payable annually on
tho first day Of July,
Tie Commissioners announcement oil
tho phcing OF the loan provided that the
bonds should not be sold for less than
their face value, with the accrued inter
est; and all are payable at the pleasure o
the city after July l, 1905. TIE city obi
gates Itself TO pay one tSeuty-hith Of the
amount each year after 1871 until all art
paid,
Uae b oder WAS awarded so 900 Of tho
bonds, another $40 900, aud another 81 900
ali we're sold ut a premium, and all the
buyers are Wheeling parties, All the
bids received, with the exception oil one
from u Cleveland man, offered premium
As ht bonds have not yes been delivered
to the bidders to whom they we're awarded
neither the names Of the buyers nor The
prrmlums paid by each would bs fur
nishcd by the Commissioners last even
irg. Tie result OF tho sale, however, II
certainly gratifying, showing that lht
city il In good financial standing amoni
her own capitalists, and that her CitIzsnI
have the loose cash TO take up her bond
when they are put upon the market
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-04
us. Coon 4 %. sell DIV goods the cheapest
RIVER NEWS.

Stngs Of tho watsF aad Movements OF the
Steamboats,.
Tie river was stationary at this point
yesterday, the marks indicating depth
Of feet o inches.
The W. N. Chancellor sports pair OF
new smoke stacks, which add very much
TO her outward appearance.
Captain Stephen Thompson and Captain
O. h. Booth, formerly OF the Telegram,
left yesterday for Pittsburgh, where they
will take charge Of the Red Lion Hotel at
No. Z Sixth street.
The people Of Pomsroy are making all
effort 10 got q Government appropriation
to build an Ice harbor at that place.
Gen. GrCsvenor, who Is O member Oi the
Committee on Rivers and Harbors, has
given the assurance that he will de all lie
can toward securing such an appropria.
ton.
The river vas filled yesterday with Ice
from the Allegheny river. Although CON
siderably broken up II was 30 thick and
heavy that It was not safe for steamboats,
to be- out. The Princess did not venture
out in the Bellaire trade once during the
day, and the Eaine remained at the
leves, not defining advisable to leave for
Parkersburg.
The pleasure steam yacht Laura May,
built here last summer by Sweeney K
Son for q wealthy Rochester man who
proposed making 4 tour Of Western waters
and then going To South America TO spend
several months along the Amazon and
other riyert, was sold by her owner to q
banker az Berlin, Wis, lie had grown
tired Of his blgabd novel toy and decided
10 abandon the trip. The Laura May was
one Of the most complete little yachts
ever get aioat. Nothing was wanting
from her kitchen 10 her pretty saloon with
its "Baby" Upright plano.
Capt. I'd. Maddy and family, Of CALI.
polls, have returned from Florida. He
reports that bis ane electric light side.
wheel steamer, the Chesapeake, and her
competitor, the Queet Of w. Johns, have
both gone to bank iot the reason that the
completion Of the railroad from jackson.
Vile 10 SANFORD has killed the passenger
business on the ~. Johns river, and that,
the frost having ruined this years orange
crop, there Ia but little left fof stsamboats
10 do. From another sotiiCs II 10 learned
that tue Chesapeake has since Capt.
departure, been libeled In the
United States COutt by some friends Of
Capt. Maddy, In order 10 prevent some
enemies Of bis who have, ever since he
started In on the 81. Johns river, been
trying 10 injufe him, from getting hold Of
the boat aud causing him trouble,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-04
Apour pEopLE.
Strangers In The CITY and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In The CITY and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Alex. Campbell, jt, Of Bethany, lie
making a short stay In the city.
Messrs. Somerville and Nuzum, Wells
burg attorneys, were down yesterday.
Misses West and Close, two fair young
ladies Of st. Clairsville, spent yesterday In
Wheeling.
Mr.. Fred W. Banner, tho music dealer,
left for New York last evening to select q
new stock Of pianos.
Messrs. Harry w. List and Charles B.
OFT left on the Baltimore & Ohio road last
evening to prospect III tho West, Mr.. OF
has mn offer to engage In business at
Omaha which he is Inclined to think he
will accept. While retaining his interest
in his New Mexico silver mine venture, he
will not again actively engage in work.
ingit.
A delightful progressive euchre party
was given last evening at the residence Of
Mr.. John Heiner, corner Of North Main
and Ninth streets. " was given Ia honor
OF Miss Amelia Wolfe, Of Pittsburgh.
About twenty couples were present and
the contest for the prizes was q most Bpir.
tied aud merry one. Refreshments were
served at midnight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-04
DtIdEepott.

Mr.. Il. scatlerday, Of the Sherman
House, is on the sick list.
Joe Harris, OF Baltimore, was shaking
hands with friends yesterday.
Howard Martin has resigned Ills posi-.
ton as salesman for Fowler 4 Drummond,
j. w. Mulhollaud, representing Wood,
Brown 4 Co., Of Philadelphia, was In town
yesterday.
The law suit between A. lleymann and
N. GantSer, involving 1854, was decided 10
the formers favor by q jury beiore Justice
Howell, Tuesday evening.
Messrs. Scotia MCGEaw, dealers III lum.
Der, glass, FIRE fronts, inantels, Bash,
weights, cords and general builders sup.
Piles, have III stock a fine line Of goods, 10
which they call attention. The dnOrs are
Of lie latest pattern, and are as unique In
deRign % they are sefviceable. Prices 40
low as the market can afford. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-04

Squire Arkle yesterday fined William
Darfah s. and costs on a charge Of ttespass
taking coal from cars In the HempAeld
yard. In default Of payment he was COM
United. Albert Mercer and George Cor.
don were arraigned iorsteallng shoes from
O'Kane 4 Devlne, but the main witness
failing 10 appear they were released on
their own recognizance. Gordon was
sent 10 Jail 10 secure his appearance at U
o'clock this evening to answer 10 charge
Of assault and battery on Willie Swan.
Swan was an important witness against
Gotdoh's older brother, who was charged
with stealing a pair Of pants from j,
Brllles, and the younger Gordon Under.
took to punish tho boy for teBtifylng in
that case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-04

AN IbIunotlOn a gAinSl The Auditor of state.
Minor Gases,

An Injunction against the Auditor OF state.
Minor Gases.
In the United States Court, Judge Jack.
son on the bench, yesterday Elmus Gump,
indicted for violationoi the U. s. postal
laws, plead not guilty, and his Csss was
set down for trial next Saturday.
Ann Wooster, Of this city, indicted for
selling beer without government license,
was tried before jury, and pronounced
not guilty. She had paid her license.
James MCUort, inflicted ior carrying on
tile business { I a wholesale dealer In to-.
haCco without complying with the require.
menls Of law, was admitted 10 bail Ia the
sum OF $500.
Judge Jackson, Ot thiscoutt, has granted a
temporary injunction against r. Duffy,
Auditor Of the State, and the Sheriff Of Mar.
shall county joining them from seizing,
levying Upon or collecting State or county
taxes for 1885 on the Bsnwood bridge OF
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad. The
merits Of the injunction will be heard
MaFrt M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-04
MARTINS FERlsY.
The Water w0ikA and the Fire-vAriOu
LnCal Nsws Matters.

LnCal Nsws Matters.
BE. BRADY is visiting friends at CALI
polip, o.
Water works was the main topic Of CON
versation yesterday.
Mr.. /. Wagner, the grocery merchant,
10 on the sick INSTRUMENTATION being bis
ailment.'
W. X. Ratclitl will erect a brick stable
on tho cite Of the ons destroyed by fire
Tuesday.
No meeting Of Council was held Tues.
nay eyening-Only Que member put in an
appearance
Rev. Il. D. Holiz left yesterday for Pitts.
burgh where he will deliver his lecture on
Invisible Forces"
No clue AS TO tho origin Of the fro has
been obtsined, but tie supposition is that
some boys had been playing in the loft
and a lighted cigar dropped.
]. T. Hanes attended the funeral OF
James Ralbton, at Wellsburg, Tuesday.
The remains were taken To the Disciples
Church, where the services were held.
hsf' " ~. WaIAihSuaWI DEutueF M VI
T., OBLIGATED.
Meeting Judge Cochran yesterday re.
porter said: "Well, saw you ut the fire.
Are you ia favor Of water works2' He
replied: II am and have been. Water
works would have saved everything yes.
Lerday. As II lie, VIC are at the mercy Of
tue flames. II was only by almost super.
human efforts q great cOnllagration was
avoided. / never saw men work harder
or with more method" "But how are
you to get water works now that the spe.
Cial act ia decided unconstitutional? ~ ~
have never thought that act constitu.
tional. l think our City Council could
60 to work tonight, pass an ordinance for
construction Of water works and Issuing
Of bonds therefor, submit the same 10 d
vote, and II authorised by two.thirds
vote at the coming spring election, issue
their bonds under the Revised Statutes
and have water wo ks within q year.
There 10 not the least doubt In my mind
that these water works and bonds are
authorized under our general laws. The
people have voted them and tho safety Of
the city demands water works. The
Council will have 10 act within the next
two days, however, In order 10 have II
advertised sufficient length Of time be.
fore tue vote 10 TAKEN"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-04

AieCord, the Crooked cigar MAkor, at hi
Ticks ARaih.

MoCufJ, the Crooked Cigar Maker, NJ his
Ticks Agalh.
Yesterday after George McCofd, the
cigar maker accused Of Ctookednesg, was
released on bail In the United States Court,
Deputy MafshalS shAilCross and sshon
went to his Ahop Ia d basement over IN
Manchester. The door was locked, but
hearing somebody inside, aud theif de.
mand for admittance being refused, the
officers broke In. They found McUofd al
work. lie had about 500 finished stogies,
q quantity Of leaf tobacco ready
10 work, and a large number Of
cancelled stamps which no was preparing
10 use again. In the room was q ceflld.
cate Of registration, the name Of Collector
being forged over that OF Gen.
Duval, former Collector When the Off.
GERS broke In, MoCort broke out and ran,
and has not since been seen. However,
be 10 under $500 bond t,f bis appearance
Match 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-04

The Messrs. Noble Bros who purchased
the popular hat store Under the New Mo.
Lure House some weeks ago, have made
vast changes in its appearance. The old
stock has all been sold and new stock Of
hats and gents furnishing goods Is now
on exhibition. The room has been thor.
oughly renovated and put In 0 condition
that affords ample facilities for the display
Of all goods. The stock embraces the latest
style Of goods In the hat and gents fur.
nishlng goods line, which will be found
equal Ia quality 10 that Of any similar
house In the city. An opening will be had
tomorrow morning, and Mt. Charles
Noble. who 10 In charge, will be pleased to
meet his old friends and patrons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-04
Proposals,
g EALED PROPOSALS.



WugkLING, W, Va, Evb q. IN
Eealed FrO JusAk will ne received al He MI,
the City ClsEk ultil fddoy, March ~ y.
O'Clock y, H., for lhs removal Ol all kllcatR ~,
aye ana 0lAl from Wlt1ln the city linllp i ~
ySar commenting April l, lSs6 the BIDS 10 nv,
lolloWG
For tho First dhtrlcI, comprising all Of The fin,
ward, 'NN
Fof tho second district comprising the ssos,
aud seventh WRtdS. ''''1'
Fof las ihlfd district, comprising the raItI,,,
Fourth WAtdG
Fof ihi Fourth dlItrlGl, COMPUTING al, ,oe,, 4,
Wheeling Greek " Cal iWell kiiu, ''1S
FOr tue filll dhtll l. comprising all ,onth a.
Gu dwell Rua ~ The sOnthu Il line o. III KIN
40 peisln vii be aVArntd or mOtu lati ,,,
district, mar eau hey be inle ted In asy INN
I n more than one lht ick r1%
Proposals. " 10 addressed In the Chalrtnaioi,t.
umiilteG On llgRlth, the UUmmilir, le,,,s 'I,
III lighI 10 IeICC. auy or all bids
mrl FkANk B0NE4' ClyCstk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-04
NOR "nANIsnED.p
rhs Case of George j, Williams Eatirsly
G1tSundsTStoOd,

The Case Vt George J, Williams Entirely
G1iSuudsrStoOd,
United States District Attorney Flick
hailed an IETRLLIOENcER reporter yester.
day and, referring to the much mentioned
case Of George j. Williams, OF Nicholas
county, who WAS alleged by u Charleston
paper to have been banished by Judge
jackson from West Virginia, said that this
report was entirely untrue, and did Judge
jackson gross injustice. Williams was u
iorger, pension swindler and vlolator Of
tho postal laws. lie served one term Of
IL months ut Moundsyille, and on his re-
turn to Charleston to lie tried for other
oAenses, twas represenled that longer con-
inement would cause his death. Attorney
Flick did not want Williams 10 60 back to
Nicholas county and reopen hisevll career,
80 he sgtepd that II pending motion for q
nav trial we're oVer.ruled and williams
conviction OF another felony allowed to
stand, lie would agree not 10 push the
case or other indictments on condition
that Williams left the State within thirty
days after the expiration Of another sen.
tence--thres months In the Kanawha
county jail. TO this Williams agreed in
writing The Charleston Star Of Monday
says Williams kept hia word and has
gone to North Carolina, where he owns
valuable property, lott him by his mother,
recently decreased.
Judge Jackson never knew anything
about the agreement until after 1t was
signed. OF Couiss there is no warrant In
law for q sentence Of banishment, while
Gen. FliCk's arrangement with Williams
secures the State all the advantages Of
another term Of imprisonment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-04
atctu acknowledgements.
FOTR SALE LIE.

FOR RENT.
No 90 TssntyIlxth street. business house and
dwll lug now occupied Is saloon aud BOARDING.
no ~. Possession Apfll1, Rent $3.50 pef Sftitiin,
no. Y Twenty street, six FoOms, tib oil
~ liaHlS teelth street llE rooms, Si6d6
40 ~ Woods btFeaL four rooms, SOU
no w Ally ID, iout fOonL o 90,
no. " Eighteenth stfeat i've rooms, Si2bA.
80 n seytntesnLli street, three rooms 500.
10 ~ Sevetieonth bttest four rooms, q 10.
no. sgla Markets. small tioilSe and stibe. ssCO.
no. W hQfll Front 81 eet, SIS 20.
10. 29B Main street, ak looms, Si2 co.
no. gl5 ANU0ll0eh street bix rooms, Si2D.
Buslness u0use No. ii21 Main street,
-Four rooms, No. Is Seventeenth itfeet. sii 90.
10. 20 TWenty4eVenIh street tWO roam. Il ca.
Llfge slqte RON, No Ti6a Main reef, V,6 %,
~ ll!l Edlf street, ak loOna $500,
Paft OF o fronting q itet on FIFTEENTH ttfeei.
running back " BOuih Blfett, e1lO per ahiltiti,
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Notary Public and Oolleolor.
v.D,. Oflce, NO. 1Glg Market sifeSt
V0tiBneta certified, Icy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-04
CoLLKUrnn Ml0lIAw.
us SAL Draws IA. salnry-Tho Big Dis
tllIetY, etc.


Hs SAIL Draws hrs sAlHry-Tha Big Dis
tIliSry, e'o.
Internal Revenue Collector McGraw
was in the city yesterday on business con-
nected with his Office, Acknowledgements
reporter asked him what no thought about
his case in the light Of the controversy
bstween the President and the Senate,
II think" said Mr., McGraw, that I'm
all right. When the Senate takes time Ia
look into tho details OF the case think
shall BIZ confirmed"
"That was u mistake about the CON.
mitteo having reported against youY
"0h, yes The committee has not re'
ported on my case and | understand is
not ready to report, ln the meantime
am drawing my pay with religious punCt.
uality, administering theoIlics as well as |
can and hugging 1t very close. rs "a
good thing and | Ike It; having became
accustomed to 1t, 1.-THE matter we're left to
me- would stay there, and | look forward
to that happy result"
II understand Mr.. McGraw that bust
nessjs booming ut the lIannis distilIery
out ut MaltinGhurg,"
"Yes, they are running full now and
turning out 1850 gallons daily, By the
way, the Hannis distillery Ia rated as the
best organized and most systematically
managed establishment OF the kind In the
country. They know one year ahead
what their production Is to be and they
make no Iuore, believe, than 10 contract
cd for. For instance, they are making
now for next years delivery"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-04
rO.N1Gn1,s ENTNn rAlNMRNr.
Evory thlpE Points 10 Oiaud and Glorious
Success.


Every thlpg PoIntS tu u uiaud and Glorious
Success.
The "ChesnuW Minstrel Troupe will
arrive about 1l:45 o'clock this morning
from wegee, where 1t appeared last even
ing before large aud fashionable audi
ence that, according to Geographic re.
ports, is still living This should encour.
age tile large number who have bought
tickets for this evenings charity entertain.
ment at the Opera Honse, at which time
the trOupewill make lie first appearance
In this city. The "Ohestnuts" have en-
gagged quarters at Tire Mcclure House. In
honor Of their frat appearance hero Din.
yer has asked permission TO furnish new
plug hats, and these will be worn in the
street parade between ~ and ] o'clock.
The "ChestnuLs" carry large brass band
with them.
The Ministries take up tho first part Of
this evenings programme. The children's
operatta, liking Alfred" follows. Misses
Bates and Butler have been untiring in
their work OF training the children for
this and have achieved splendid results.
Parents whose children take part are re.
quested to leave them at the rear entrance
Of the Opera House, where they will be
taken In charge by q committee Of ladies.
The final rehearsal Of the minuet last
evening was a very satisfactory one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-04

EDWARD i. Rose 4 20. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe $. NJ. Co. and
secured tho State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep full line OF
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with Ito perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail to Bee the
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other page.