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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27
NOT GONftRMkl.
Council Refuses 10 Ratify the New
Gas Superintendent,


las, evening -s,,jan % n" City Coun-
r.l 49,, on. oC me uu,. interesting taking
y,..e in long ,im", aud tDr people
showed their app-c.in'j.n OF ~hat ~As
.eing on ia municipal c.cc'ss 10y crosiins
rh- .,o5irs and Galleries. nh.r- they r.
NAMED anti, rec close Of the meeting
ia. scene Ia The corridors durio. the hal
hour before JEe two Branches were called
10 Order ws an animated one.
PoUul.sus great and small
stood about in groups viii
o.uuc.lmau and c..y cH,clals. exchanging
Views on the matters q Issue. log rolling
tcr o-aysiust certain things, CT giving al
vice ana direction - 10 ID" hines OF polio,
90 l- carried on, during the coming SEES
s:ou. Members were generally on han'
nri shr a@j .gr.y. JIt the caue mo IN
caaw.,Gt -'owi,, pr-!errng TO catch IN
I,.@ O. rh,u., our side !u 'Er corridors an
commute. rooms. A. half pas, se'r
there we're BOO. h4, "a doz-u Second Bran,
r.,ur.rs ia sight trum the Clerks desk
while critical examination OF the Fare
Branch shoa,.d uGl tHr,e members on tn
floor. The Senators and Representative
Gluai m slowly. however, and Al 10 II
S-.1ud Rrmch was ,.,lrd to order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27

Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup Tor Chi
lrsn teelhing, il the prescription Ct QUO o
the best female nuraes and Physiciana in thc
United States, and has been used for iohy
yenra with never failing succcss by nil
lions Of mo,hers for their children. ilur
ing the process of teething liz value ia i'll
calculable Ii relieves the child from pair
cures dyseEiery and diarrhra, gripping il
the bowels, and Wind collie. By giving
health to the child il rests the mother
Price 2kc q bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27

Suit was yesterday entered in the Circuit
Court by John T.. Morgan, ~ the next
friend OF Isle Nixon, nEcinst the West
Virginia Printing Company, claiming
aamarcsin $lOOOO. Counsel tor pInnli'i
ARE 3. Il. Dolrner nnI ". j. ". CJwden.
Part Two Of rhi4 Court, Judge Jacob
Was not in session Yesterday.
In Part one, Judy" Boyd, the case 0! u.
Lamb Trustee, ". Alex Cecil and an.
o.hrr. was argued auI submitted.
This alleged suit crows oGt OF th" l.EG
,sg.H report oi the breach Of promise case
in which Miss Ni\nn wus plaintiff and
Clint Pickett defendant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27

J. J. Arhins, Chi.f OF Police, Knoxville,
Tenn, wriies: "My family and are ben
eticiaries Of Yoar mot eHrrllent mraicinc,
DE-. Kings New Discovery for c0rsump.
ton; having ioaEd j. 10 be I'll that you
claim ior ii. dosi'c TO ,ettiiy 10 it's virtue
My friends 10 whom have recommended
il, praise it at every opportunity"
DR. Kings New discovery for Consump
'ion is guaranteed lie care ConGhs, Colds,
Bronchir!s, Asthma, Crlnp and every al.
lection Of Ttro9t chest and Lrngs.
Trial IirtIrs Free at I.o5an s Co drug
store Iar5" SIZE 81 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27
Our own make shoes in all styles s. 30.
I.Ockes, 1913 Mgin street.


The Best Snlye in he world for Cuts,
Bruises Sores, Uccrs, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapprd Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cnres Piles, o. TO pay required. 1t
is guaranteed 10 give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price p cents per box
For ,hle by Logan X Go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27

Excursion tickets to New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all southern resorts are
now Oh sale at the Panhandle Office For
tickets or full Indignation call on or al
dress j. q. TomlineOn, Passenger Agent
Panhandle route Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27
IN GENERAL.


The stockholders OF the Schmulbach
Brewing Go. elected the following directors
Yesterday A. Scbmulbach, Peter Welty,
VIM. Fasnacht, p. BnnneHberger, H..
Harke.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27

Trs r ! . are selling low rate txcur-
sion tickets Ia New Orleans jacksonville
aud all SousherD resOrls T.: .GcEets,
tourists r,ndrs AID tpl, Information, call
on or ..G'Csa I! l. Burke. Ticket Agent,
B u drpo;, Wheeling, ". Ma.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27
apv one wi,ho-, such qualifications aud

any one witho-; such qualifications aud
experience.
The duties OF III. a.-.rc. ior their success
iui DISCHARGE. require thu attention Of "n
eAp-rt. This lha Testimony OF all hos"
who are acquainted Nth lie subject OF the
manufacture of gas ! need scarcely re-
ter to the Importance OF the gas works Is "
v.!uu5:r property q the clly and IS Il
source Of necessary revenue, IN order To
maze moro aprhcant the necessity @!
placing i;s Offices in capable hauds.
Further, the proposition to renoy" Mr..
Dillon Is based on considerations winch
must regard Rs q viola .ou Of the letter aud
spirit Of the ordinance aLop'~d By the
Council 70. the goNernmeE, 81 the s"s
works. ,
I A majority Of the Trustees have required
him. without, previous suggestion or con.
. -u,,ariUu. to remove certain employees aud
/ 20 appoint certain other prrsoas to their
places. This action IS not only ~ usUEps..
lion of the night Of the Superintendent, but
il suJs-ryiant oil the proper discipline OF
the Gas Works, and damaging 10 the
public inter-s.. cannot consent thst Mr,
! Dillon shall be puuished for failing 10 obey
al order Of The Trustees, which was itself
unlawful. uubusirrssIlke, aud 10 It's tender
cies destructive TO all the interests con
cerued.
Iwish 10 AID to this statement my pro
. ,r,, agaias; the partisan considerations TIA
underlie the prr.ert action t7he mojor'!
. o.. the Trustees. They have attempted e
, .u,ut; thpirac,ious By 20 called pr".rde''s
TO the best ot nv anowlsdge and belle
these p-ccriru;4 90 uot rXis'. Il they d,
! exist they could no, Justify q policy WIN,
. i. drmurnG.'ug aud destructive aud whic'
t nm surr will not meet IL" approval "
p any citizen who values the prosperity hn
. good uame 0, the city.
-. -, r.,-,,anittilr
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PEir3OS -, PGlSES.
Mpyam.uts CT WI cs!iHkites. mud the Com
ing aud Going of Strangers.


Mrs.. John f. Ncnir! ct Bethany, is in
the city.
N. +. Wilson, Of ). Clairsville, was in
the city yr''erdag.
Mr., 7. Ro,ruburE, OF Dallas, ". Va
was in tho civ Yesterday.
Re-. ". T.. Powell will preach at The
Fret Rap'iat Church this afternoon ut 3
clock.
Mrs Andy Roth. Of CHICAGO, formerly Of
this city, IL y.s.'iur her sister, Mrs NoIrer
on tn" South side
Al. Cecil wife ami daughter leave this
morning for jacksonville. Fla where the
will remain until May.
Father J. j. Cooke, OF Cleveland, is in
the city. He was ca lei here to solenniz"
the nup,ials OF his brother, who was mar
rird Yesterday to Miss Riley, Of this city.
Mrs. Col. Norton and her daughter, Mrs
Jennie Speaker, are ct the Mcclure House,
/ aud will leave to day Tor Canton, O., where
they will reside in future with Mr.. Ed. s.
I Norton, at the Huriyrd Hotel.
Harry Lippiucort OF Elm Grove; MAJ
Emsheimer and Ella Hughes, city, in
commercial pud English training depart
mort, hud Frank Seigel, Of bridgeport, O.,
IA short hand Department. entered the
Wheeling Business College this week.
Most Pui5sant Grand Commander, VIM.
/ II. Ptckhnm Of the Supreme Grand Coun.
eli Of the thirty third aud last degree OF the
Ancient aud Accepted Scottish Rite for the
. [ uiitI &l,'rs lis territories and depend
, cucics, nrriyediu Inc city yesterday andreg-
ls,rrrd at the McLnre House. asst eve
ning the order held mte;iEr here in Odd
. Fellows Hall. aud listened 10 IL lecture by
/ SIR. reckLGm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27

OAa nth Of ticket No. 1912, which
drew the Capital Prizs Of $4,000, in the
louisiana State lottery Nov. 10th, was
held in Traverse City Six persons sent
together for G.rhs Of tickets When they
cane each took one, and that held By Mr.
Joseph Pohl, worthy young salesman
with Hamilton y Mihken, drew one-titth
OF the Capital p.ile Of 1000, and it wa
collected through the Fms, National Bank
Of tlis city $Ij, uOo-aud divided All
Of the lucky ones Will make good uSe Of
| the mrnry.--lraverse CGy Mich } Lagle,
Dee 49,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27

ORR own make tho,s in all styles - 20
I.ocLe's, 1913 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27

ElnER BOWS Comforts at = 90 and = 81
at Harrington y Co 5, Ill Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27
lOuk AT Uug Lire .
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

"AyIhG EEEE APPOiETkD AseldhEh
Il OF warthcn ~ r!cuan, notice IS hereby
given to all persons knowing Themselves 10 lie IN
,lrl,tfd 10 the fim TO call at my oh,e II! Main
street auI sorre TIA slr accounts.
All per,ou, ha.ing btl!, against the INN viii
prescut them To- ulc
have sold the s.o,E 4ui uase o! the store 10
Me SIS. siylr1e 4 HAyLa, ahn sitt continue tie
business 1t the ii sttmi 80 Her Market aud t.'v'
culh street
A. C.. EGEEli K,
iluxtr Assignee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27

The statement Was referred 10 the Com
mi.tep on Acc0uuts.lOr rNAu'uatIon aud re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27
E--. 81. 1887

Irs,iHs Ni:l lca.a aud Arrive s, ivl0vs IIlly, ca
ult -uui4! 'ESrR.L llME
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T5nE sALE-TwO III ARES REI MONT NJ
+ Company Stock. Apply at join hr'''
JRs l5!~ Main street. la"-''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27

IS CcopACo sell dry co,jsth,clsoPssr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27

GyE cSn maze sho,, in aII 50 'es 3 -
I.ock~s. iu43 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-27

WmglING. v "a. January %. lSN".
To- ". Ua..gLi. Mayer uui C"uocf
GN.LEu.v. hlalosei Eui s,atrmru
ct receipts AID expenditures trau Aprr! /
ls>j. TO January !. l--G Showing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-19
RrREors OF RocK BEER.
a Big Days Work with the Police Z
EnAnrlnI.

Saturday,.
The police had the busiest time satuT-
day night they have enjoyed for 10, these
many days. Officer DutFey made the int
entry for this mornings docket, the name
being William, alias "Wes," Marshall,
and the oIense charged disordsrly con,
duct at the corner Of Woods and Six.
tenth streets.
ErhRrdt schenerlins and Albert Conrad
had Q difficulty and they repaired to the
old fair grounds 10 fight It ont, but were
interrupted by Officer McNichols, who ar
rested both.
was very drunk on the street; Bull Nc
Donough, who wa disorderly in the
Second ward, and Oven Green, who was
drunk in the Upper market.
Joe Haberield and Matt Altmyer had &
set-to in Garyin's saloon, 10 North Wheel
ing. Officer Heslop took them in.
TruHchel deposited behind the bars
John Friedhof, for disorder in Alley O
and John Bohnhein, for being intoxicated
in q public place.
Desmond captured James Smith, who
was too drunk to kick.
Charles Baird and Richard Cochran I'D,
iourned to the vicinity OF the HempdslC
tunnel late Saturday night To settle q dis
pute with their Oats, 1t is said thal
Baird, though the larger, was getting thu
worst Of 1t, when Duffy appeared on TIT
scene and the fighters adjourned to thu
Central station. Thus Duffy wound VI
with flying colors the day which he &c
auspiciously opened, All told, fourteen
or fifteen cases arc to be heard by Judg'
Jetiers this morning,
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Reymann Brewing Co.'s RneyCellsd
Book Beer will be on tap in all the prinCi.
pal saloons Of Wheeling and nelghbor;
hood TODAY.

lYNcH's own make mems CalishOes, ali
styles, for 90 80,
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ApOur pEopLE.

strangers In the City and wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Postmaster Simpson is home from Wash
lngton.
Mr.. Frank Hearne has returned from
an extended Eastern trip.
United States Commissioner Hannibal
Fobers has returned from Pittsburgh.
Misses Daisy Hartman and Jessie Guy,
Of Bethany, W. Va, were in the city
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Young, Of The
Island, have returned home after an OK.
tended absence spent in travelling.
Mrs. N. B. Scott and children leave this
week for Colorado Springs, Mr.. Scott
will accompany them as far as Chicago.
Mr.. "A. ]. Cecil, who has been South
with his family for the winter, returned
home Saturday. His family will follow
shortly.
baroness Won EeilitEsche, Of Cleveland
o., Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs, Rev. K
Rush Swope at the Misses Bonham'l
boarding house.
Mrs. Frank Booth 10 dangerously III
Her mother, Mrs. 0'Connor, and her els
tiers, Mrs. Juliet ssoner, OF TiRin, and Mrs
George Laing, Of Darlington, are here.
MIR. j. D. Robinson, Of st. Thomas, On.
taiio, Canada, arrived In this city Friday,
and will make his future home here. HI
came here to study veterinary surgery
with bis brother, d.. q. B. Robinson.
rs. u..I....ka. rL.st.h o ON n..
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MARTINI Fsrry.

There are now twelve candidates for
city clerk.
The public library will soon order some
new books.
Mrs. DR.. ongis SO far recovered as to be
down stairs.
There will be a high toned wedding in
town early next month.
The Second NJ. E. Church will hold a
social and festival in the City Hall satur.
day night for the benefit Of the Sunday
School.
The property holders on North Fourth
street are sodding on either side OF the
pavement, which makes q very handsome
appearance.
Men are at work putting q fence around
the field across which the pupils Of the
First ward go to get to- school. They will
now have to goa long way round or stay
at home.
Wilbur Baggs leaves this week for an
extended trip In tho interests Of Spence,
Baggs & Co,'B stove foundry. This com.
pany will build a large addition to their
shop this summer.
The Natural Gas Company are getting
ready Tor operations here by the first week
Of May. A skating rink has been rented
for tool house and other purposes. Pipe
will begin to arrive next week and opera
tons be commenced with great activity
soon after.
The engineer for the water works con-
struction, Mr.. Henry, will arrive here
from Cincinnati this week to look over
the ground and get ready for business as
soon as the trustees a get the contracts
let and things in readiness, which will be
in q few weeks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-19

. The MannerChor Singing Society held
Its regular semi.annual election yesterday
afternoon at It's hall on Market street and
elected tho following officers:
Musical Director, II. j. Arbenz.
Vice.D Director, VIM, II. sheib. :
President, F. D. Frederick,
Vice. President, A. II. Nolte.
Corresponding Secretary y. Smith.
Librarian, William Ebeling.
Banner Carriers, L. F. Mossbach and g,
Music Committee, F. A. Mayer, y vii
son and q. Zulauf.
Hall Committee, F. D. Frederick, F. O,
Arbenz and Charles +. Etc.
Delegates 10 SHngerfest business meet
ing, TO be held q; Milwaukee, Wis, at the
close Of the Sengeriest in July, JuliuL
Lohse and F. O. Arbenz.
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sTEKL.
some Observations by "Uold short"-Ar
Analysis Of steel.


some Observations by "uold shOrt"-An
Analysis Of steel,
In his letter in the latest issue Of the
Age Of Steel Mr., p, H, Moore says;
Wrought and cast iron are being rapidly
displaced and tin Is being strongly threat
ened, sheet steel proving an improvement
on either iron OIL tin for roofing purposes.
It's capabilities and susCeptibilities are, as
yet, | am Of the opinion, but measurably
defined, Experiment is bringing 1t into
new uses at short intervals, and nearly
every essay seems to BIZ an improvement,
In this connection II Is claimed that Bes'
selner steel plate Is susceptible Of q TEN.
per approximating 10 that, for edge carry.
inequalities, ofmusket steel or afairquality
Of tool steel. While | am on this subject
| would like to call the attention Of experts
10 y fact which may be interesting II not
singular to them, Prof. Dwight, Of Wheel.
ing, showed me the result Of an analysis
Of ClGpp.G ritRths steel, made by him.
The samples acted on were both nails and
bars OF No. ! quality in every respect.
The showing was 5-l0 Of ! percent oil
phosphorusj carbon, lilo; manganese,
40; sulphur, .06. Bsssemer require
ments are lilo Of | percent Of phosphorus;
carbon, manganese and sulphur same as
the Olapp.G Fillths given above, and old
iron nails OF the very best make and
quality show from $40 TO OIL percent Of
phosphorus. The point to be asCertained
Is wherein arises the difference In the
phosphorus requirements, or are there q
series OF medal steps, the proportions Of
which must be rigidly adhered to to make
the steel valuable, or must the silicon be
almost entirely eliminated to provide for
the differentiation Of phosphorus, the in
tegrity Of the steel otherwise remaining
undisturbed, or Is not phosphorus made
too much ola bug.a.boo after all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-19

The eleventh annual meeting OF the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society Of
the ST. Clairsville presbytery will be held
In theP Presbyterian church, Martins Ferry,
April 81 and %. This presbyterisl society
comprises the ladies Of IS Presbyterian
churches, and Is one Of the most efficient
in the country. The programme for the
meeting Is one Of rare excellence, embrae.
ing addresses by Mrs. O. L. Campbell,
Mrs. L. T. Walker, Miss Maude Lash,
Mrs. w. T. johnson, Mrs. NJ. L. Bracken,
Mrs. R. ]. Alexander, Mrs. ]. B. Laugh.
lin, Mrs. R. M. Brown, Mrs. L. 8. HutCht.
son, Miss Lulu Plummer and Mrs. W.
shrom.
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THE CAFE BRUNSWICK.
AND oHApIINs STREET RINK
In the Hands OF an ASalEnsS-Mr. Entlsr,
their owner and Operator, Compelled BY
Dali Trade to Make Al AIEigumsnt
for the Benefit Of his CrsditOFs.

Considerable surprise was created Sat
urday by the announcement that Mr..
William Entlsr, owner Of the Cafe Bruins
wick and Of the Chspline street skating
rink, had made an assignment to L, F,
stifsl, Esq, for the benefit Of his creditors,
Mr.. Entler has suffered from the prevail
ing dull times more than most Of his COM
petitors, though all have felt the strin.
gency more or less. His disaster is gem
orally regretted, He has e%ndeayored to
establish In Wheeling'a really first class
restaurant conducted on metropolitan
ideas, and did 80. He is genial, enter
prising man, and all will share the hope
that he may come out OF his difficulties
on his feet, and again start in business
here. His liabilities are estimated
at 5000, q SUI which his assets
certainly ought to cover. The preferred
claims are the expenses OF executing the
trust, including the usual commission.
seCond-SuCh lien for rent as the owner
Of the premises is entitled to enforce,
Third-To the legal firm Of Russell 4
Stifel, S25, for professional servlces. Fourth
"A note dated January ., 1885, for $500,
payable four menths after date, to the
order OF A. Rsymann, which Is held by the
German Bank, Fifth-The balance OIL
1913 26 OF anots for Sl,lGS 20, with inter
est, held by ]. P A, Entler, Sixth-A
note held by the German Bank for $3.50
dated March 8, 1885, and payable foul
months after date,
After these claims are paid, the residue
OF the proceeds, II there be any, Ia to be
applied pro rata to the payment Of oil
other debts and liabilities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-19

The summer business opened up in
great shape on the Elm Grove motor line
yesterday. Hundreds Of people took ad-
vantage Of the soft, balmy day, to 60 out
on this well equipped road and get a
breath OF the fresh air in the country.
The splendid weather Of the past few days
has had the effect Of making vegetation
sprout in a wonderful manner. Green
grass and bursting buds are TO be seen
everywhere. Wheeling Park Is beginning
to put on that beautiful appearance that
has made It 30 attractive In past seasons,
and the time Is not far distant when Il
will be daily filed with pleasure seekers,
A number ofimproyements are to be made
this season, which will render the resort
more pleasant than ever.
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Harrison Cuunty Views.

Hon. John L. Ruhl, OF Clarksburg, ex.
Delegate from Harrison county, and head
Of the extensive house OF Ruhl 4 Koble'
gard, was at the MCLnre house Saturday,
Just now business Is monopoliSing Mr..
Ruhl's mind, but he says the people Of
Harrison county take 1t that Gen, Gof'i
deClinati6n to run for Congress again ID
final, and they hope to see this end Of the
district united on a good man who can be
elected To succeed him. Harrison will
support him as cordially as she has hel
own iayorlte son.
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LoOKHp ouTWoRKMKN
To 20 10 Niles, Ohio, TO work in the Falcon
muI.

About forty Of the men who are idle on
account Of the strike in the nail factories
Of this city, have been offered situations
in the Falcon nail mill, At Niles, Ohio
and will leave for there Immediately. The
Falcon mill 10 in operation at the Mingo
compromise scale, with union Workmen,
and Is about to start on double turn, The
second turn will be operated by men from
the mills whose Workmen are now locked
out, Three nailsrs and seven feeders
from each Of the idle mills have been
offered work-a total Of fifteen nailera and
thirty.Ave feeders, or atty men in all:
This will provide places for q number Of
those who are idle, and make OF them
supporters OF the United Nailers, Heat,
srs and Rollers Association, instead OF
burdens upon its hands.
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Coming Home From India.

Rev. DR., James M. Thoburn, the well
known Methodist Missionary to India,
and his wife and sister, Miss Bella Tho.
burn, are en- route 10 this country. They
will probably spend some time In London
before sailing Tor Now York. Miss Tho
burn will not again return TO India, In all
probability. The Doctor is suffering
somewhat from the effects Of an accident
that occurred last year, and he will visit
friends In this vicinity until he entirely
RECEIVERS from his injuries,
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INOR sALE no CLOSE En- AsIAIl

Tho following Lots on Wheeling lllng Y"
10 the estate Of the late WIN. McUVJ'"
LoN No. co. o. and u on BtOaiNtE
Lots No. 81 and 80 on York street
LoS No. %, 100 aud 10l OIL NiBlnla W.
Loi6 No. lOI, los, ITO and Ill on llufoa
LoS No, l2s, i29 and lSg on WABASH sHo'
Lot No, lIi Oh Water EifcVt v.,ds
Ru2g ". Y, IlONE Il mo U~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-19

John Mooney was sentenced Saturday
in the Circuit Court TO thirty days i'm:
p%risonment in the county jail aud fined
$100, for assault with q brick on Frank
MCAdams over q year ago. II will be re-.
membered that Mooney was sentenced To
q years imprisonment at M~oundsville
and aned 500. The case was taken 10
the Supreme Court Of Appeals, and the
case was remanded for resentenCe, that
court holding that the penalty wac illegal.
In the meantime Mooney had served a
large part Of his sentence. with the
thirty days he now gets bis confinement
will be much over the years sentence
originally pronounced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-19

In Squire Ankles Justice shop Saturday
John Barr, charged with obstruCting the
National pike by building q stable upon
II, waived an examination and gave bond
In the sum Of 500 for his appearance In
court. William Davis, for uBing proiane
language, paid q ine Of 81 and costs. Noah
Cots, accused Of striking q Chinaman
with aBtone, was fined IS and costs aud
committed Ii default. The cage against
John Richie, atralgned on the same
charge, was dismissed,