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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-28
TIE MoMAN,s EXCHANGE.
The Monthly Meeting Yesterday Encour
nplnR lnnnrtn.

The Monthly Meeting Yesterday Encour-
aging Reports.
TIE Wom1n's Gnduatrial Exchange,held
It's second monthly meeting yesterday
AFTERNOON,
The report Of the Secretary shows that
IN tho two months tho Exchange has been
open, six hundred and sevcnty.seyen or.
ticlea have been entered for sale. Four
huudred and dtty.dye Of them have been
sold. H.
Four huudrsd and two dollars and four
teen cents have been paidIto the consgnors.
The large majority Of conslgnors are per.
sons who are dependent on their own re-
sources. With aome II has been the baking
OF bread, biscuit or pies; with others the
touch Of the brush that brings out the
delicate tintiug, and others have brought
forth marvels Of needle work.
The very few who do not need the
money, have brought in lovely work as an
encouragement to others, and have by It's
sale added to their store Of money for
charitable purposes. Tho Secretary alone
knows the Cons;guors. and abe gives her
verdict that those who need help are the
ones who are being aided by the TX
change. The managers hope Tor tho time
when the work can reach out In tho direc-
ton Of industrial classes, Tor teaching
those who are in need, how 10 be self
supporting.
The lunch room Is literally patronizsd,
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pnrnwnll M nI.lln Ilhen.


The farewell performances in Wheeling
Of this distinguished artistic will be given
on next Friday and Saturday, and will un.
doubtedly draw crowded and fashionable
audiences. The actress has always been
a isyoiite here, aud whom she comes on
farewell visit, equipped with three new
plays, and plays which have been sue.
ceases, 1t is easy to predict magnificent
result, M'lle Rhea will DO EUen on Friday
evening in "Ths Country Girl" one Of
the most emphatic hits ever made OF Days
New York theStls. In the leading role oil
Peggy Thrift, the RcIreaB Ia described aS
smuIing aud charming to The last degree.
A feature OF special interest In connection
with Friday evening will be the rreaenta'
ton to each lady ID the audience Of an
exquisite silver PLAGUE, bearing on itb
BurlaCe q Anely engraved head oil Rhes.
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Hon. David 0key, a well known lawyer
Of Woodsfsld, Monroe county, Ohio, at
present holding a lucrative position In one
Of the government departments at Wash
iugton, is to be married on tho Goth inst.
to daughter Of his warm friend, Hon, A,
j. Warner, the Congressman from the
Marietta district. Mr., 0key 10 one Of the
shrewdegt Democratic politicians In the
State no has always been the secretary OF
Warmers Congressional committees and
in other ways hiss assisted that statesman.
Mr., OkOy has many friends in this city
who will be pleased and surprised to learn
that this supposed confirmed bachelor has
been forced to succumb.
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The edition for 1887 Of the sterling Medical An
nuOl, known as Hostetter's Almanac, Ia now leady
aud may be obtained, free Of cost Of druggi u and
general country dealcisln all parts Of the UOi'ed
States Mexico, aud indeed In every civilized portion
ofths Western Hemisphere. This AlmSuGc has been
Issued regularly A. the. commencement OF every
year for over Ohe.Rith oil century, II COuiblntE,
with tho EoundesI practical advice tOE the pr scr
yatiOn and restoration VI health, \ large amount
Of Interesting aud amusing light reading, and the
calendar, astronomical calCulAIlJLB chronolGgiC
10 found entirely accurate Tho iSue Of UAtGt'
ters Almanac Tor 1887 will probably be the largest
edition Of q medical work ever published III nny
country. The pTopr etofS, Mestk lioSteuer d Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa on receipt Of 4 two ceut stamp,
will forward q COPY by mall 10 Auy teISOu who
cannot procure ono In his mel hbO h5Cd
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rnE PRopiosEn pN1ENsIoN
of the CitiEsnA' Hallway COmpapyI lire
In the Eighth Ward

~ tue thkph MhEu
A meeting Of the special Council com.
mittss appointed to invsstigstsand report
as to what could DO done with regard to
the petition from residents Of the lower
part Of the Eighth ward asking that the
ottizsns' Railway Company extend It's
tracks down Jacob street from Forty.
second 10 FoEty-tourth street, and west on
Forty-lourth street to the river bank, at
the head OF the Benson Ferry landing, It's
old terminus, and then from FuEty-tourth
street up the river bank, or Water street,
10 the stables on the corner Of Forty
second and Water streets, its present ter
minus, joining the present track there,
was called for last evening, but Chairman
Gllliland and Mr., Myles were the only
ones to respond to the call. II was ex.
pected that some members Of the Board
Of Directors OF the Company would be
present, but not q single representative
was there,
a new petition has been prepared and
signed by q long list Of usmss addressed to
the company praying that the extention
may be made, They set forth that II
would be- q convenience OF great value 10
them and 10 those crossing the ferry who
now have To walk through the mud for two
squares in order to catch car, The COM
pany has the necessary right Of way to
make the extension II It 80 desires, but
whether the city can force 1t 10 make the
same is question. City Solicitor 0'Keetfs
in looking into the question last night
thought that possibly the ordinance grant
ing It tho right to lay It's track on Forty
second street from Jacob to the stables
aud car house might be Rnnullsd in case
the company refuse to make the improve
msnt prayed for,
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Tho Annual Poultry Show.

To-day the annual winter exhibition O
the Wheeling Poultry Association will
open In the rooms on Main street, former
" occupied by McGiIlin 4 Co.'s stores
The show given by this lssosis
ton last year Is stall fresh Ia the
minds OF the public II was ur'
precedentedly successful, This year u
win be given In q much better hall, ant
the Exhibits promise to be fuller and ever
more interesting than before, Last yeAi
thu show drew nearly everybody, and was
one Of the fashionable events Of the sea
son, This year promises 10 see 1t surpass
oil in all respects.
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JIM DUNNING CHOSEN
By THE POLICE AND FIRE BOARD
To Succeed Himself as Chief Marshal of the
Fire Department, with Same Assistants,
Subject to Councils Approval.
Other business of the Hoard.

The Board Of Police and Fire Commits
HioneH held regular meeting at the
Public Building last evening, and after
passing upon the regular monthly bills,
proceeded to nominate q Chief and two
Assistant Chiefs Of the Fire Department,
Capt, ], A, DunuiuR, the present able and
efficient head, who has so well and salts.
iRctorlly discharged the duties Of the office
for the past four years, was nominated for
the same positIon, and Assistants Ankle
and Cunningham were named to continue
to ill the places they now have. These
nominations will be sent to Council for
confirmation this evening.
The bill oil Chief Smith, Of the Police
Department, for killing 81 dOga at 81 per
head, which has been before the Board be-
lore, aud by II referred to Council, and by
that body to tho Mayor, and then back to
the Board for examination and reports oil
various sorts, came up sgatn and WAS again
referred back to Council with the state
msnE that III tho opinion OF the Board,
under sections 8, Q and s Of the ordinance
in relation to dogs, the bill should not be
paid. This will probably call for several
outburts OF eloquenCe from men Of both
sides at to-nighl's Council meeting. Chiel
Smith thinks it's real mean, because his
predecessors in Office used to be paid for
killing dogs, and because he did not put
in a bill Tor 90 many as he really did
kill. The sections Of the ordinance re-
terred to seem to be at variance with each
other and leave one at doubt "a to whether
the owner Of the dog or the city ia to pay
! for the killing,
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Notice to Investors
FOR SALE.

JEFFERSON IRON WORKS Flnt lIOhEIsssIi
Per Cent semi.AhnuAl Coupon Bonds, funnIpS
from eight 10 ten years. For particular call Oh
JOHN. ]. jOSEs,
Erch0nrO lIanE,
dectS Wheeling, ". Va.
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GoEs no NEST roINT.'
William EbeFle, OF bridgeport, AppOinted
Us an Alternate,

William Eberle, OF bridgeport, Appreciated
Rs aa Alternate,
-Four or five months aimee, 1t will be re-
membered, q competitive examination for
the appointment to Csdetship at the U.
8. Military Academy ut West Point, was
held in the Congressional districi ACROSS
the river, under the direction Of General
A. ]. Warner, the Congressman from that
district A con OF Dr., COOK, oil Bridgeport,
stood the higbest, his pslCeRt being 81 8 d.
Hs4lipg', Of Batesvllle, STOOD second, with
70i; William E9srIe, Of Bridgeport, third,
70, Kaensn, OF BulesVills, fourth,
Tot; Hncdgrass, oil Washington county,
and John W, A. Staudt, of williamsburg,
Monroe county, the home Of Democracy,
tic Tor the fifth place.
Cook went on 10 the Academy, spent
about four months there, tired Of the life
and came home. Hastingp, who stood
next was his alternate, but had In the
meantime grown too old to enter. Gen.
Warner then recommended SIaudt for the
appointment. Why no passed over
Eberle and keenan,, who stood next to
Hastings, no one knows. Eber!e as soon
as heard OF this move wrote to Warner
asking the why and wherefore. In reply
Gen. Warner said that there hal been
some mistake, but that IL was now too late
10 TeCtify it, but that he would do the next
best thing, ,tppolnt Eberle Rs alternate.
Eosrls has received his papOra from the
War Department, ordering him to report
az alternate, on Juue 10. IU Is an e.
carrier boy for this paper, smart and capR.
bic, aad while 1t is regretted that he 10
crowded out Of tho place that rlghtiully
belongs to him, by any "nistake," it "a
believed that he will eventually get the
place he 80 much CoYets.
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nlvEn News.
stage Of the water aud Movements Of the
llORta,

lIORta,
| The repor! tom Pittsburgh last even.
ing was that tue river was falling thoPe,
With depth In the channel Of 10 itet 8
inches, II was falling also at all points
above there.
The Louis a, Shirley Is announced N 10.
days pSpkOt Tor ClnOlHnAu and intetue.
diate points. She 10 ID every respect 0
fltst.Clabs packet and 10 commanded by q
set Of officers who are AlWaysOp The alert
10 please thelr trade,
The following named boats Of the Pitts.
burSh coal feet passed down yesterday
With towA OIL coal. Enterprise, pefBey
Kelsey, Hornet, Tom Rees, Sam Miller,
Belle MCGOWAN Harry Brown, Sam
Clarke, Robeit jenkins aud Alex Swift,
The liver at this point 10 again falling,
With . depth ID tho channel, according 10
The leyee marks last evening, Of IN feet 3
inohta. Tho local packets did a fairly
rood business yeatefdAy, and this com.
blned with tho patbing Of several boats Of
The coal aest made malteFs app0af lively
pbout The landing,
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Yesterday forenoon for the frat time
tie track Of the Panhandle between Steu.
bsnyille and CollieIs was operated as
double track, with single track over the
Ohio river bridge. This leaves about
eleven milea Of the track between Bulger
and Golfers single track, which will be
made double at the eStlieet possible time.
What was formally known as the long
siding In steubenville yard will be the
new south track from the croasover switch
OF Market street 10 the bridge. The
pccond track has been completed from
Wheeling Junction to Colliers by Contrac-
tor UsspaIls, who began yesterday NORM
ing with large force Of men at work Of
Mingo constructing the SECOND track from
that point 10 9teubenville.
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DIR. LOGAN GAINED
In Way ne does mot Resent, By his Frlsndl
EmnlOyoa.

Employees,
Last evening about half past seven, Dr.
T. H. Logan was summoned from his resi-
dence to the office Of his wholesale dug
store adjoining, In some perplexity he
obsyed the summons, and his surprise was
increased when he found assembled there
all the employees OF the firm, with Hon. O.
D. Hubbard. Mr.. Hubbard in very sp'
proprlats and feeling speech, addressed
tho Doctor on behalf Of the assembled EN-"
ployes, and as token Of their appreciation
OF his kindness and uniform courtesy to
those in his employ, IS well Of their esteem
for him az q man, presented him with Q
gold.hesded cane. DR., Logan was COM
pletsly taken by surprise and very deeply
affected, but he managed TO reHpond IN bis
well.known graceful style, OF all the
Christmas presentations Of this sort rt-
corded this year, none is more truly Q
token oil the friendly relations between
the partes than this one, The cane is Q
superb one, and the only inscription Ia
vt II. In
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In addition to the exploits chroniclod
above, an attempt was also made ysster.
day morning to enter Van Keurcn's res.
tauraut, in the Reilly block basement.
Two vCntilatots and lights which opOn un.
der tho windows OF schnepfs drug store
are protected by strong wire screens. One
Of Lheso ecleens was wrenChed loose, but
II the person who did II took advantage Of
the easy entrance thus afforded, no left no
sigu. There was no money In the till.
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"ARIZONA JOE"
4 Large and Excited Audience ut tho Grand
Last Night.

4 Large and Excited Audience ut tho Grand
Last Night.
Every seat In ,the Grand Opera House
was filed last night, and there was a larger
number atanding than ever seen in the
house before. "Arizona Joe" appeared in
bis border drama, "BIaCk Hawks" This
is play oil the Buffalo Bill order, only
more 80. 1t has some really ane shooting,
realistic prairie fire, etaRe coach and
Tie enthusiastic delight Of tho audience
last night showed that at last Manager
Genther had struck Ret what bis pstrons
want. Such shouts Of applause we're sci.
dom heard In Wheeling, The piece will
be repeated this evening, tomorrow after.
noon and tomorrow evening Those who
like thi0 sort Of plays will Rnd "AriIona
Joe's' performance just to their taste.
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STANTON Z DAVENPORT.
THE HOLIDAYS,

lS0i MAthet Btteot
dctiS nooKsEtLERs AND aTATloNERs
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A pEAuTIFUL CELEBRATION.
Sundays services III the FIRST English Evan
EelICnl Lutheran Church,

Sundays services III the FIRST English Evan
SellCAl Lutheran Church.
Last Sunday was red-letter day in the
history OF tho English Lutheran church Of
this city, and II will long be remembered
by many who enjoyed iIs services. The
decorations about the leCtern, font ard
pulpit and on the walls behind the pulpit
and on either size were naat and taatlly
designed with evergreen, gilt and flowers,
Every seat was occupied and chairs oiled
the aisles. The choir was praised on all
hands for the excellent rendition Of choice
Christmas music and the congregation
that always joins heartily in the singing
was particularly enthusiastic In chanting
and singing Ito praise on Sunday. A num-
Der OF children were baptized and twenty.
five persons were received into church tel'
loWship. One was received q few Sundays
ago, which .makes twenty.slx in all
since the last communion, The COM
munion service was enjoyed by greater
number than any previous one In the his
tory Of the church,
In the afternoon Christmas cong ser.
vice was held In the Sunday school, Rev.
DR.. Bond, Of RavenswOod, W, Va, made
q most excellent address appropriate to
the day. A number Of Olasaes rellem.
bsred their teachers In choice gifts greatly
appreciated by the recipients.
In the evening Rev. Charles A. Britt, ot
Gettysburg, Pa, who 10 spending q Vaca-
ton in the city, preached atolling sermon
on the Incarnation, alter which the Gele.
bration OF the L1rd's Supper was con-
Cluded. ?. 3D..
well as the membera Of the church, have
reason to feel encouraged by the growing
interest and development Of the Congrega-
ton,
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The Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
hallway ID ont with q new list Of dates
Tor It's ,lnriyaled first O.asg tEcursiOrB 70
California, covering several dates (by all
routcsl during the months Of December
January, February and March, Of ex.
IRENE low rAteI. For detailed iniorma.
ton, tickets, sleeping car RgcommodaNpps,
slO, spply " naRTelt NOkOt Osent or I'D.
dress Il, A. HoLBRooK,
G. T. &P. Az o, H. l. K T. Ry., Chicago,
Ill.
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Yesterday morning James Hamilton
and two other lrampA were artaigned In
police court Ra vRgs, They we're RELEASED
on promising to lpAVs town at onCs. In
the Hiternoon officer Dunlap saw them
on Main ssfoOt, near Tenth. One oil them
jostlsd lady, causing her TO drop o parcel,
which another picked up. Tbs thitd one
cav the officer, md snRlchlng the pack
ago from his UompAnloh ha politely and
With ptOinse apologies rsluFnel u 10 tho
oWnoh Dunlap CollATCd him and locked
him up. The other two escaped. HAinil.
ton said yesteIdAy he wSs q Pittabntgh
Iron worker who came hera 10 secure
work, but Judge Jtllsrs said all the Iron
workers knew lhgrowAs more employment
ID plilaburgh than hero.
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T AIDES wanted to got up Tea Clubsfor
~ our Pure Teas Snd C0I'eCs, hest OF useful
articles TO select from uS premiums. Send for IL
Illustrated Price and Premium List. Special Of
tori " every tenth person that answers this nd
Ycrtlsement we will send free one pound Of choice
Tea H ANT'E TEA . COFFEE co Rns s Mass
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Old

and reliable Medicines are the best to de.
pend upon. ACker'B Blood Elixir has
been prescribed for years for oil impuri.
ties Of the Blood. In every form OF scrof.
ulous, SyphiliLic or MeIcurial diseases, 1t
10 invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no
equsl. Logan 4 %. and y. Menke.
meller, 10
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Cheap ExcurslOn Tickets to the South.
Cheap excursion tickets 10 principal
points in the South are now on sale by
the Panhandle route. For tickets and
further particulars call on or address ]. g.
Tomlinson, passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, W. Va.
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BARGAINS In Carpets.


HEDNkY. HUU9Ei q EW YUNkJ
Broadway and Fortl6ih street, OphoDlla
Metropolitan Opera House and Gazing
Hotel entirely new, Desirable for buBi.
meas men or families. European Plan,
Rooms 81 pei day uPWatdl Excellent
restaurant,
TThs4w
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WE have introduced y new system Of
selling Watches on the inStallMGnt plan
whereby you can secure watch at once
ON eaSy payments. tall and investigate.
JACOB W. CRUDE, JewGiCr,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market SIS,
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FALL and winter stock just received.
A full line Of Sultings, OyerCOatings
and PantalOOnlngs. Also q full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Sulttngs a Speciality. ,,,,,, ,o,s
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Prof. Morrl.' EqulOO aud Canine Paradox,

Prof. NOTIFY EluI0o hhd Uahine FaFhdoa'
This wonderful combination will appear
al tho Opera House Thursday afternoon
ct 2 o'clock for tile benefit Of tho school
children. Tho company has been meet
ing with wonderful success wherever II
has appeared, Tho prices Of admission
have been placed within the reach Of all.
II opens at tho Opera House Wednesday
evening, The company is composed Of
forty dogs and ten ponies, and is the most
wonderful organization In the world.
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viii find this q splendid opportunity to
buy fne Cali Shoes. We have now the
largest and finest stock OF fine Calf Cor.
dovan, Dongos, kangaroo and English
Porpoige ahoeu 10 Ihe city.
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Come and SEQ the wonderful bargains we
now offer in fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots elegant goods, perfect Citing, latest
styles, all sizes and every width. 500 our
stock Of Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
" ntnND
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GENERAL NoTIcEs.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

Tho annual meeting Of tho GtookhOdCn Of The
Wheeling and Belmont fridge Company will "
hold At the office Of the company on Monday, the
10th day Of January, 1857, between Tie hOurs Of !
and 1 IClOOk =, NJ for tho election OIL nine man
ayers to serve during tbs ensuing year,
le7 JOl LANfON, Secretary,
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srATloNKnY,

We beg leave tO announce that
our Holiday stock Of Books, Al.
buns, Games, SOuvenlrs, etc. Is
about complete aud displayed as
we'll as our space will permit.
We have no special boast to
make, unless 1t Is the excellence
Of our Selections In hooks, but
wOuld0nly ask you 10 take a run
through and sec what you can
As to prices, we know there will
DO no trouble IN that direction,
and you 1OCd not take any chances
IN the Auction Lotteries now
u booming the old town." but buy
Perfect Copies Of Books and Re.
liable Makes Of Albums, at even
lOwerprlCes than these unlicensed,
untaxed wards Of the city. UOne
and see Us.
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
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Second lot Of Scotch wool underwear
lust received. For comfort there Is
nothing better. They are warranted
not 10 shrink. G. HESS Il sun.
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lOst-BreaSt pin.
FOR Rent s.onroom Jacob Blyha,
Japanese TGppOts -kwing BfVE
Mt CO WIN. 4, HandlAu.
Auction sRlO Of Wall Paper etc.
Opera uous S-ElOCullOlhly Gnd Musical Enter
tAlnUnt
Opera Housewife Rhla.
clearance salS-GIO. NJ. Shook y Co-FOurth
nauO
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pvRCnAsEB Of Christmas pleaontg
should read the advertisement Of Edward
L. Rose i Co.. Agents for The Standard
Rpd White Sowing Maphines,
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SAYS nonsyby buying Carpets Ut
sToNB Il THOMAS,

DARaAtSs in wall paper and window
shades at Nos. 2Olp and 2O2l Main street,
on December ~, 1850,
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LESS than half bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup cured mo Of asevere bron.
Chisl affection. II. s. HoDsoN,
40 Hanover street, Baltimore, Md.