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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
IN ROAD
UHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE al. lese
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.

TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBURd.
LEAVE RICHMOND
1880 A n. Daily, cta kichnond and Pc
tersburg railroad. Arrive Pc
tenburg 1920 T. NJ; leave Pc.
tersburg 1890 z. N, Gally; ar
rive at Norfolk $40 p a.
lLs0 A II. Daily TIA hicL mond and Peters
burg railroad Arrive 1T Pc
tersbuw 1920 Z. N. No. 0
leaves Petersburg 1910 z. ".
fer Farmville. Lynchburg, r..
anoke, Bristol Knoxville, and
Gil points South aud West.
0ss0 p. M. Daily. except Sunday. rid Rich.
mond and Petersburg railroad.
Arrives Petersburg 7:l5 T. NJ
Leave Petersburg 7;20 Y. NJ
daily, arriving Norfolk 1000
Il. NJ.
Gso p. n, Daily, except Sunday, ria R'ch.
mond and Petersburg m rad,
Arrive at Petersburg 1915 z. NJ.
connecting with train No. l.
leaving Petersburg ~ s25 4.
NJ, for Farm Vile. Lvnchburl
Roanoke. Bristol. KnoXyille.
Chattanooga; and all pona
PULLMAN SLEEfIS9-CAR ACCOAMO-
DATIONS.
no. l-Sleeping-car from Petersburg %
Bristol without Change.
No, S-RoaRoke to Montgomery, Chatta,
noogs. and Memphis, without change.
Tickets, baggage cnecks, and ali IN lorma.
ton can be obtained at Richmond aud Pc
tersburg railroad depot and al A. w. Gar.
bar's I 600 Main street. W. Is. BEViLL,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
CHARLES q. EDDY, Vice President.
General ONCE. Roanoke. Va. le 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10

CHEsTERFiELD COURTHOUSE,
August 4, 1880. !
I. f. II. Flournoy, clerk OF Chesterfield
Circuit Court, do certify that the bond re-
suire of the commissioners In this cause by
decree Of the 18th day OF June. 1885, has
been executed and filed In my office.
A copy-Teste: K. H FLOURNOY.
an Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION leaves -


ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$40 p. n. NAIL daily except SundaJt
o:SS A. n. ACCOMMODATIONS daily (sxS
cept sunday -
$50 A n. NIGHT EXPRESS asiy lrA'
cept Monday. .,,,.
Wis =. y. SUNDAY ACCoNMODAIIOS'
CONNECTIONS
No. ] connects IT Lynchburg with Norlo.s
and Western and virgi MIA Midland IA,
for the South and Southwest: 81 Lex.nS.oh
with Valley branch Baltimore and oh."
railroad for Stanton, Harrtsonbors NV
ley. Orkney, winchester, SC; 81 Illlon
Fons With Chesapeake and Ohio railway
for al points west. ~,
NOS connecis ct Lynchburg with Pocs.
hontas train Norfolk aud Western rahrosi
at Balcoay Pals for Natural Bhcse. Ana a.
East Lexington with Valley branch BAN
more and Ohio railroad for Staunton. hsi'
IisoubaTy. Aawley. Orkney. winchester
20.
AeYt~e.s~ essasasd 10 x'sM Ssp's" =
Emins marksa ! daily lsxeeps sandayt
1iokets cold 70 al p0lnta. Omces: si9
~ Main street. 1000 Main. end ~ Rieh.
%ScS 49,. ssS Alsshanf ssP9sS oS s 66Sno s''
ossssHi PASSENGER ana lzyaSa Assas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
BY Qusrles & McCurdy and N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Richmond, Va.
THE HEALING SPRINGS, IN
l. BATH COUNTY, VA.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON THE PREMISES,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is. 1885,
BETWEEN IL AND O'CLOCK.

This VALUABLE PROPERTY, EN-.
bracIng the SPRINGS and sl1 ACRES OF
LAND, with all the improvements. IL Que
that should attract the attention OF hotel
men and capitalists generally, as IL pos.
sesses advantages Is summer resort ana
as home for invalids equalled Dy Dut
few mountain resorts In virginia.
Its location is in the famous Warm
Springs Valley, eight miles from the warm,
three miles from the Hot, and fifteen miles
from Coyington, on the chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad, snd on the route OF the pro-
posed Warm. Springs Valley railroad, which
will, II is confidently believed. soon he built,
and which will add 100 per cent. 10 the
value OF the Springs property. Al present
the route to the Springs-Dy An excellent
turnpike-passes In full view OF the noted
Falling Spring and the grand scenery OF
Jackson river, both OF which enchant
every lover OF nature. Its elevation above
sea-level is $500 feet: the surroundings
attractive, especially the lawn, which Is
shaded by handsome trees OF origin
growth; the temperature equable and de-
lightful, and the air pure and exhllardtlng.
The Improvements are OF substantial
character, In good condition, well arranged.
and tastefully constructed. Inc batnlng
ARRANGEMENTS are complete and modern.
Its waters have an acknowledged efficacy
in large class OF disorders, being almost a
specific in pulmonary. gastric, and nervous
diseases. The sale OF these waters would
prove highly profitable II enerzetlcally
pushed.
The prospective value OF this property In
the near future is assured, but the owners
Of the different interests-of which large
proportion belongs to estates In liquida.
iion-are for that reason prevented from
holding on TO IL, and thus reaplng that large
enhancement te result from the building OF
the railroad above referred to, and from
the general accumulation OF wealth now
finding expression Ia the yearly. increas NJ
number OF persons visiting health and plea
sure resorts.
With the real estate will be sold LARGE
PART OF THE PERSONAL PROPERTY
thereon.
THE TERMS, which will be liberal, Will be
announced at the time of the sale.
Write for maps. &C. -
QUARLES & MCCURDY,
n. W. BOWIE,
au 7.eOd&1s Auctloneers.
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG

-
N AND POTOMAC RAILROAp.-sched
ule commencing NONEABEh TO- 1850
eastern ste ndsrd time: o,.., .,.,,o.
Wv" ~ daily: STOPS only kt Ashland.
function, Milford, and frede-
ricksburg. sleeper 20 WASH
IngtOn. Leaves Washington
for New YORK At IL A. NJ.
inns A NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station
A~N' daily, except Sunday. Lesyen
Washington for New York AZ
4:2t L. ~, also by limited az
soo +. NJ.
..sop NJ leaves Ryrd.Street station
daily, Sleeper to New York.
1919 A. NJ. arrives at Byrd Street station
daily. sleeper from New York,
a,90 z, NJ, arrives at Byrd Street station
daily: stops at Fgedericks-
burg, Milford. and Junction.
Sleeper nom Washington.
s.os r, NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street station
daily, except Sunday.
A. NJ. train connects at Fredericksburg
with Piedmont, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad for Orange Courthouse.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
400 r. NJ, &C m m odstion, leaves
Brosd-Street station; arrives
at Ashland At 8 Il. II.
S:lb z. NJ, leaves flba; arrives st Ash
land at 500 i. VI.
S:6o A. NJ, arrives at Elba; leaves Ash
land at e:<3 A. NJ.
Gss A. ~. accommodation, arriv,a al
Broad ,est station; leaves
Ashland At 8 A. n.
S:So p. NJ, arrives Of Elba leaves AaA-
land at 6:12 Y. ".
"a. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
T. T. ID. MyKRs General SUPERINTENDENT
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FlRST.CLASS MEALS.

CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATFS MUCH LESS THAN HALF
CHARGkD BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
ONLY ALL-wATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAX
SCENERY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10

NHISAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY.-JULY 3. 1eee.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
eSs A. II, For Newports News, Old Poin,
Comfort, ana Norfolk daily OF.
1875 A. N. s TSSso eShr ana Local Mall az.
cept Sunday.
Point and Norfolk '1'sp'
I.oo p. N. Charlottesville ascommoda-
ton. except Sunday.
s:2S p, n. For Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast Express. with through
Pullman cars, daily.
e:0o p. n. For Newport News and Old
Point Qimited), with Pullman
cars. Daily except sunday.
1880 p. NJ. Virginia Springs express. daily
except Sunday. Pullman
sleeping-csn 70 White Sui
SUNDAY EXCURSION 70 Newport's
News and Old Point. A. N.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
SIS A. M. From Ashland. Ky, with
Pullman cars nom White
Sulphur, except Sunday.
ll:l5 A. II. From Norfolk. Old Point, and
Newport's News except SUM-
$40 p. NJ. From local points ana the
West, except sunday.
SIS p, M. From Old Point, Newport's
News and Norfolk daily eI-
cept Sunday.
e:55 p. N. From Loulsville and Cncin-
natl. Fast express daily.
SUNDAY EXCURSION from Old Point
and Newports News arrives 6l5P. NJ.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad strectsL
Tickets ct 1000 Main street and depot.
II. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent,
WILLIAm q. WICKHAN, Second Woo
President. 1929
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10
ONNECTIONS:

CONNECTIONS:
At OLD POINT closely with the New
York. Philadelphia, and Norfolk railroad
for Philadelphia and New York. and with
lines for Washington. ID. @. aud Baltimore
AT NORFOLK for VIRGINIA BEACH
southern points:
Al NEWPORTS NEWS for smi,hneld,
Va, , "a, A., ..,.,,.
and renville railroad for Wayerly, HICKS
ford, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10

1 pgg y AZ tEs si1t Esa sEElaSss
ONLY Twelve m Ho !gT, ,.6 SErYED

Ousrespcudingly quisk tins - othse
pois6. Through blfs q ladinf i9.vsd u
n n General Freight Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10

-.
SO .s:2oP.M. 81 1890 f. n.
So 1900 4. N. So 300 A. NJ.
Bon.Air Accommodation leaves Rich-
mond 8 p. Nj arrives Richmond e<i A.
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS specla,
coaches will be attached To BOn-Alr train
leaving at 8 L. NJ. Returning, leaves Bon
Air sa me night 10: arrives richmond 1850,
Special train for Bon Air leaves Richmond
at 1908 A. NJ. WEDNESDAYS and oAIUh
sLEEPING.CAR SERVICE.
On Trains So and SO sleeping cars are run
between Richmond and Greensboro. Ibsss
cars are open AT Z. VI. for passengers,
sleeping-cars are also run on 62 aud IS be-
tween Dxnville and Montgomery. Greens.
boro' and Raleigh; on trains No. 90 anu y
sleeplng-cars are run between DanylIIe ana
Atlanta. .,,.,,,,o,,e
Train No. So connects az Greensboro for
Raleigh, Goldsboro', and Morenead CITY; ~
Salisbury for Ashevills aud all points a.
Western North Carolina; al Charlotte with
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad
for Columbia, Augusta, AIKEN, SaVsLiahs
Charleston, and Florida: also win CarO-
lima Central railroad for Wilmington. sc.
Train 81 has Pullman Buffet sleepug-ca'
from Dsnvllle TO Augusta making close
connection for Charleston, SaVannah ana
Trains No so and 81 make close connec.:
ton al Salisbury TO and from Asheyile and
all points on the Western NOrth Carol ms
railroad; al Greensboro for Rsleigh aud all
points on North Carolina division. Pullman
sleeper Is run on these trains between
Greensboro and Warm Springs and Greens
boro' and Raleigh. ..
TRAINS on YORK. RIVER LINE.
Leave Richmond Arrive RcnmOud
f2:&6 y. NJ, tlO:lo a. M
+4:45 L. NJ, .s:36 \. N,
1900 A. NJ, Freight. $500 r. NJ, Freigm
Trains leaving at a:45 ani4:45 r. VI. connect
at West Point daily except sunday with
boat, arriving III Baltimore 7:46 A. NJ. Fas3
train leaving at 4:i5 !. ". makes no stops
between Richmond and West Point.
Fare Richmond To baltimore only 81,
frst-class: 81. so second-class
sDaily. tDally except Sunday. 'laily
except Monday. Jon Tuesdays Thursdays,
and Saturdays only. Mondays. Wednes'
days, and Fridays.
Depot and ticket Office foot Virginia
street; uptown Office. corner Tenth and
Main streets. I: W. CfEAhS,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Boil, HAAS, Traffic Manager.
E r. THOMAS General Manager. je ~
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Desssasss - ne LysehSupg Cesvsa-
txoa-Aeeeaene.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02
LOCAL Blsgy1rIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and Abou
the City,

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
the City.
TnG GRAND this evening-"Condemned
to Death"
TaE Tourists" closed their engagement
AZ the Grand last evening.
The City Fire Department has a Cine
new wagon. 1t was needed.
Three dsOda OF trust vera admitted to
record yesterday in Clerk Hooks office.
BRLLAlRE is 10 have "The Mikado" by
the Wilbur company this evening. Bel.
lalre does meet some tough luCkk.
TINS second anniversary Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will DO held
on next Sunday evening In the First Pres.
byteHsn Church.
CHARLES HRlSG, an employs oil the Cen.
trail GlRas Works, died very suddenly
Tuesday night. Heart disease Is supposed
to have caused his death.
Mn. WM. N. LAMBDIS, csnyasaing agent
for the Wheeling and Ohio County Bible
Society, sold and donated 400 Bibles and
Testaments in the city III the month Of
November.
AT MoUNDsYILLE, services are to BIS held
every evening at 7:30 o'clock In the Trim.
ity P. Z. Church, from now until DeCem.
Der 10. The rector, Raw. K. J. Hammond,
Is to be assisted by Rev. Mr.. Gibson, Of
Petersburg.
The Presbytery OF Washington will
hold ils winter meeting In the Second
Preshyte riau Church Cf this city, com.
menCiUg December IA. This meeting Ia
mora OF religious character than for
business purposes.
The Thermometer went down twenty
degrees yesterday, and the wind blew
aeFCely toward evening. Snow fell In a
desultory sort Of way all day, as II the
cold pnap had deprived 1t OF energy
enough to fall freely.
THERE will be q gospel meeting this
evening ct the Little German Church,
corner Of Thirty.ssventh and Jacob streets,
conducted by Miss Lizzie Boyd. There
has bsen good attendance and much in.
terest manifested In the meetings already
held.
"ALoNR IN LONDON" Is Justly the most
popular and successful Of the melo.dramas
AOl1luk lhlbpI9 w GSoulO hLh LnoSuhulGht
accessorles. Not content with having
these effects novel and beautiful beyond
anything else on the stage, the manage.
ment also employs the best company ever
brought together to render play OF this
character.
A nor is to DO given at Mercantile hall
lFranzhsim's) on Main street hill TO.
night by the younger cot Of society folks
those who have Just started in on the
gay whirl or are about to do 90. They
havo been looking forward TO tho event
with the most plessurable antlCipattons.
Several Of the older set have been invited
10 be present.
Mn. GEoRaE SIMMONS, OF this city, has
new seli.ieedlng nail machine introduced
In Rsnwood and some Of tho Wheeling
factories that 10 giving the best satisfaction
Of any Of the lately introduced automatic
feeders. George Is practical mailer, and
Il the machine proves as much Of a suCcess
as now seems probable 1t will be- bigger
thing to him than his trade.-RelLair6 IN.
IenIndenI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02

| Washington Critic.
A young man had been employed tc
solicit advertisements, and for two OF
three days he went the rounds, and be-
tween times had habit OF telling the
business manager what he was going 10
do. "Look here, young fellow" finally
remarked the business manager, "dou't
you be telling mo oil the time what You
are going to do; tell mo what you have
done or keep quiet" The yHuug fellow
picked up his hat and went out. Ia half
an hour he returned looking Insi ierablv
battered. Hello, what's the matter
asked the business manager. "Ynu want
TO know what hsvo done, do you
Well, ! will tell you; went up to one Of
them chaps that promised mo an 'ad,'
aud ! told him that he had got 10 let
me have 1t right away at full rates
or take the consequences; he
told me to skip the gutter n bu! didn't;
braCed up to him and got him bY the col.
lar then started 10 wallop him over the
door, but the start was a poor oae, and he
walloped mo back toward the alley door,
where 1t wouldn't disturb tho lady Gus.
shoulders, jammed my head through tas
crown Of my hat, aud ared ms across the
alley Into garbage barrel that's what |
have done, assisted by the advertiser "
"Well, it's pretty tough, ain Il ?" said tn
business manager, kindly, "Sllghtly bu.
| have shown you that | can 90 AIM.
thingi now, may ! tell you what Ia a 90.
Ing to dop" eyes, | suppose you nav,
under tho circumstances "Thank y u;
I'm going to quit the business; 20 .:by."
He did two things that day, Aav-, y.
Whatever his previous record mi, have
bsen."
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Interesting meetings for young men are
held at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation building every Sunday afternoon.
The talks are short and pointed and the
singing Ia skilled. For the past year tic
attendance averaged over so. From time
to time 1t varied 10 one eide or the other
OF this number. Tho past few weeks the
parlOp have been completely filed. This
has been encouraging. And now the AS
ISOLATION has arranged 10 hold q series Of
gospel meetings for men In the Opera
House. The meetings will be held for
three weeks, beginning next Sunday.
The hour is $3.50. The first fifteen min.
uteS will be devoted to singing. The
meetings will be conducted by the young
men aud will be made entertaining. The
singing will be made especially attractive.
All men whether they are church men,
beTs or never 20 TO church at all, are
heartily invited. Tbs meetings will be
literally advertised and large audiences
will likely be the result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02
wAsuINGT0N OIL NEWS.
An Interesting Review aud Some rrognos'
tioRtlUns,


A review Of the Washington, Pa. oil
field al the end Of the month OF November
shows 81 wells drilling, 2l completed, II
abandoned and u rigs up or building
total l25. On the first Of the month there
we're IS wells drilling, "a rigs up and
building and 10 completed. Ths average
daily production was l0,S00 bsrEtln No
vembGr thirty days later the average
daily production was but .. COO barrels pei
day,
II is now little more than fifteen
months sinco the Washington field wa
brought prominently before the public "a
an oil producing c3ntsr and toe changes
that have taken placs IN that time IN the
usGid old county are wonderful ones.
Tho WeNt Virginia Natural Gas Com
pauy have three oil wella in tho !Rylors'
tOwn district; one is down 400 feet and
thu other two have rigs,
The No OF the Wheeling OIL Company
on tho Washington fair grounds is down
Z, O6O feet, and the No. 8 1000 feet,
Unless Gome new pool is brought to Light
/ looks Ns though tho Washington field
reached her best day in August last When
in ono twenty.iour houys the output VA
almost 1900 barrels.
The McMsnnis, ottho West Virgins
Natural Gas Company, in LhGTayloratowr
tract, continues to hold her own at ~ bar
rsla day.
The Royal Gas Company have called {
meeting NJ their home Office In Washing
ton, Pa for Tuesday, December !, for tb'
purpose Of considering the Availability Q
Increasing their capital stock, which Il
now S750O00. President Logan is II
Philsdelphia and the ohicpru in s!euben
vile Are not advised rs to the REASONS 10
| tina increase,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02
nIYEll NEMa.

Stage Of tie water and Movements of tn,
Boats.
The Benton MCMIIlin passed down
yesterday.
The Scotia Ia duo up to-day enroutt
from Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh n',
The Courier and tho @. W. Bachelor
arc the Packets announced for this morn
ing In the ParkersburE aud Pittsburgh
trGde1 respectively.
Captains Walsh and Gus Honshell and
7. 7. JohnRon sold the steamer Granite
State to the Memphis & Cincinnati Packet
Company. II ia understood TINT 81, 0OC
was The figure.
The river is again rising at this point
The marks last evening indicated a depth
in the channel OF 10 feet 0 inches. The
sudden and severe change In tho weather
that took place yesterday will probably
put stop 10 very largo rise.
The W. N. Chancellor, which passed ur
early yesterday, 10 due down Of All early
hour tomorrow morning on her way to
Charleston and intermediate points on
The Ohio aud Kanawha rivers. The
steamer, since the repairs were made 10
her, iB making better time and is In every
way a deserv0dly popular packet,
The reports from above last evening
we're % follows: Pittsburgh, feet 3 In.
chez and tlBiDgl showing. lIrowpgyillp,
10 feet, rising and showing, Lock No. 4,
II feet rising and showing, lIlCe's land
Ing, 0 feet 4 Inches aud stationary, snow.
lng. Oil CITY, 2 feet 4 inches, falling and
showing. There Ia considerable snow &C.
cunulALlng 10 tho mountains and the 70.
suit may be disastrous In tho noar future.
It 10 reported that Capt William Hut
Tor, Of Darlington, well,known In this city
qs b leading stock dealer who started
South short timo Blnce with somo pro.
duCs boats, Is dead. II ls reported that by
some tnisSmansgem on tho paft'oi the
pilot, the produce boat Of Capt Ruller
wag run against q pier Of ono Of tho Gin.
ClnnAtl bridges With disastrous results and
that during The excitement Incident 10 the
accident Rut,er dropped dead. Lis re.
mains wore sent home. The steamer III
charge Of tho tow was the steamer II. +,
Pti1biO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02
rnE ClnuuIr COuRrs.
business III Ito /, Sides YoStertlny-A Verde
Reached.

business in 10 Il Sides YeSterdny-A Verdict
Reached.
Yesterday in Part Of the Circuit Court
Judge Jacob on tho bench, the csse in as
Rumpsit OF tho Philadelphia Exhaust Ven
tiIator Company vs.. S. Hsrkhoimer & Son
waa still on trial. Tho evidence was con
cluded ard the arguments Of the counsel
heard. The case was given TO tho jury
late IN tho afternoon and verdict for the
defendants reiUrned.
Tho Casa Of Mary A. Hargreaves vs.
Philo L. Kimberly, was Get for trial yea
terday, but it became necessary TO post
none It until to-day. The case Is one in
which damages are claimed. The case
was heard In this court once before and
datragea to the amount Of about $500 re.
turned. An appeal was taken to tho SD
preme Court and new trial ordered.
In Part H., Boyd Judge, tho Cases OIL
Ida Holiday, indicted for keeping house
Of ill.lame and for selling liquor without
license, were set for trial, but che not ap'
peariDg when called, the cases were con
tlnued until Friday, December ,.
Both Parts Adjourned till to-day at G
o'clock.
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stage Of the water and Movements of the
Boats,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02

q. Long is il Pittsburgh.
DR.. 1. Werlich is very III Of bronchial
trouble.
Miss Shell Miller gavo pleasant select
party tos number OF her young friends
last night.
The Buckeye run out OF glass yesterday
and were compelled 10 shut down In
consequence.
Mrs. Thomas Jones will be taken DO.
fore Probate Judge CASTOR to-day to de-
eide as to her sanity.
Mr.. viii Hood and Miss Hunter, Of
Wheeling, were married at the brides
homo Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Lucinda Braxson was called to
stoubenville yesterday by the serious i'll.
ness OF her sister, Mrs. Porter.
Dennis D. Mccoy, oil Bayvlew, Wis, was
in tho city last evening OH business. Mr..
Mccoy was formerly manager OF the
Laughlin mill, aud Is wel.kn0wn to many
citizens.
One Of James Kerr's horses, driven in a
coal wogon, got his hind legs in the water
Pipe ditch yesterday, causing a great deal
Of trouble to extricate him. The ditch
had Just been filled in with loose, wet
earth, and Is perfect slnk.hole,