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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-25

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SEE IF 1T BE NOT SO /

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-16
RAILROAD MATTERS.
News Notes of Various Projects "Il Over
West Virginia,

News Notes OF Various Projects Hll Over
West Virginia.
Two handsome new engines, Nos. u
aud IL, have beon received by the Ohio
River Road.
Tho Ohio River road engineers have
made soundings in the Great Kanawha
river preparatory 10 bridging II for their
Huntington Gxteneion.
Tho Ensign Oar Works Of Huntington,
are now filing an order for four hundred
new freight cars for the Chesapeake K
Ohio and Southwestern Railroad.
Parties representing the proposed West
Virginia Central, and the Chicago, Par
kersburg & Norfolk Railroads., have been
recently In Pocahontas county examining
theroutes for those two lines.
Tho Ohio River Railroad bridge aCrops
tho KanGN ha river at Parkersburg had 70
feet Of trestling, and the channel span is
completed. The bridge 10 composed Of
one 800 foot span, one lO5 foot span, one
So feet and 600 foot viaduCt.
West Virginia 10 accredited with hay
ing, in the three months prior TO Decem.
Der let, put In operation one blast fur.
mace, one railroad company, thirteen
wood working establishments, thirty.six
ioundries and FIRE smsltiug companies.
A corps OF engineers, under the super
vision Of Captain Trimblo, are running
the permanent line from Point Pleasant
to Huntington, under the direction OF the
Ohio River people, and as soon as the pro.
ale 10 made partien will be put In tho field
to obtain the right Of way, and the con.
tract for .rading It will be let carly In the
spring and the road completed "a aeon
thereafter as possible.
Tho Baltimore & Ohio railroad will,
within q few weeks, make q test Of new
freight Air.brake. The trial Ia 10 be made
on tho Wheeling 4 Pittsburgh division Of
the road, and II 1t Is Euceeseiul all the
rolling stock Of tue road will be equipped
with II. The patent 10 known ss the
Recae Automatic Safety Freight Brake
1t receives It's power from drAw.hesd
and the apparatus on each car works sep.
arately. II Is the invention Of Mr.. Abra.
ham Reese. The train which Ia now
balng prepared will have fifteen cars.
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This succersful American Opera will be
given at the Opera House on Friday and
Saturday next. The sale OF reserved seats
will begin at Banners Music Store this
morning.
The cast includes Charles Stanley, late Of
the DUFF Opera company" Douglas Fleet,
late basso Of the "Abbotp Opera cons
pany; the young English tenor, Fred Oar.
rell, Alfred Vivian and Felix Honay, late
OF the "Doyle Carte" Opera company ;
Miss Lila Gaines, tho brilliant soprano,
late Of the American Opera company; the
popular contralto Miss Hattie Arnold, tho
beautiful and versatile soubrette Miss
Dorothy Dean and a chorus ottwenty.iour
we'll trained voices; The production Of
scale Of magnliCence surpasging any
former production Of comic opera and
will equal the presentation Of the opera
In nearly oil the large cities.
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LOCAL BREy1TrRs.
siattsFs Of Minor Moment In and About
ths City.

ElattsFs Of Minor Momont In and About
ths Citg.
Tax Belmont nail factory went to work
yesterday.
A STIuB&VlLLE man nsmRd DUFF has
received patsnt on an improved rolling
mill.
A ToRcE Of Wheeling men are repair
ing the steam boilers at the New Martins
vile saw mill.
THREE marriage licenses were issued
yesterday, and two deeds OF trust admit
ted 10 record.
SQUIRE PHlLLIPs sent Matt Daily to jail
10 prevent him from running the town
The charge was drunk
Tag muck roles are being put In order
for the Yegumption OF the forge depart
ment OF the BsnWood Iron Works.
HENRY srvMPLg, engineer ct Fishers
foundry, crushed his right hand badly
between pSIIs Of the moving machinery
TIE river Is still rising. Last evening
there was depth Of II feet 8 inches in
the channel, At Pittsburgh 1t was II feet
and rtsing slowly,
THERE was but one case In the Police
Court yesterday, that OF an old man who
recently tried 70 kill himself, and 1t was
postponed sine die,
A REGULAR monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Education will be held this
evening at the rooms OF the Board In the
Public Library building,
CLERE Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord deed made February !, by Alex, I,
Frazier and otheFs TO James |. Frazier, In
consideration OF 5000, for A 80 acres Of
the Frazier estetsin Ohio county.
PATENTS have recently been issued to
the following West Virgintans; Glen
Easton-R iChaIt Butler, mower and reap
or, WheeliGg--B. +. Caldwell, Rtove-pipe,
Linden-Charles b. Terrell, planter,
THERE was some complaint OF short
age Of natural gas yesterday morning early
at Ballsirs and on the Island, II was due
TO the cold weather, In the city there
was no trouble experienced by consumers,
A TRAMP Yesterday Btols from KIeVls's
saloon, on Water street, the coat OF 8 pipe
| line foreman named jenkins, with its
contents, which included the time books
OF the men working under jenkins. The
trsmp's shabby coat was left in ex'
change.
THE managers Of the three days fair
given in GarInsniR Hall last week for the
benefit Of the u GU Lutheran congrega-
ton, announce that the net profits
will foot up fully 81 900. The lady maui
ayers have the kindsst thanks for all who
assisted in reaching this grand result,
Tug woodwork under hearth in a
houge on South York ntreet, Island
caught fire early yesterday morning, and
a still alarm was sent to the Island hose
house, but the tlameu were put out with
out the aid Of the hose. Martin Thorn.
ton owns tbs house. The damage is
tYifinU
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RELLAIRE.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City.
Natural gas is being put into the post
office.
Mr.. Richard Murphy ia quite sick with
lingering fever.
F,s, Clinton is in sight Of an appoint
mont as mail agent.
Tho W. G. I. Union will meet this after
noon at Mrs. T. A, Rodelsr's.
1t was rough work yesterday, but the
men kept on llling the gas diichcs.
George Wise, assistant secretary Of the
Benwood iron works, was In town yestoE.
day,
Father D. B. Call, oist. Johns church
will hereafter have Rsv. John Canadian al
assistant in his duties,
The loo house on the Pennsylvania
Company's property, near the ferry land
ing, IL being torn down.
Edith, daughter OF Jsmei ssllars, dice
Tuesday evaning, aged three years. She
will DO buried to-day at Davis cemetery
1t Ia said by tho Independent that Davlt
Walker, Of the Frat National Bank, viii
probably commit mattimony within the
next ten days.
The O. V. rAllrosd will at oncecom
mence protecting the new GmbRnkmentl
at Pinch run with large quantities Of blast
iurnsce clnders from the Bsnwood furnace
at Martins Ferry,
spangler Pos. G. A. r, has elected Off
GERS na follows: Post Commander. W. ]
Jones; $. V. O., James Graham ], v. O,
]. j.. Lancaster; QuartermsHter, A. Per
terrified; Chaplain, j. McFadden; Sur
geon, G. l., Anderson o. Of D., Thomas
Collins; .. Of g., James Richardson,
An ordinance prohibiting the digging
Of more than two squares at time Tor |
ditch was passed Tuesday night by the
council. Tho ordinance making q Sixth
ward has been referred 10 the ordinRnc
committee after being read twice. The
CouuCilmOn will go 10 q body Saturday Il
view tho proposed route OF the new roat
down Rose Hill,
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Msaisal.
sneezing Catarrh.

The distressing TpSssh EnsSIs InSsls, The ScrId
WstsFy discharges from the eyei and more. Ise
painful inflammation extending 70 the throat, the
swelling Of the mucous lining, causing choking
sensations, cough, ringing noises in the head and
splitting hSSdGchGl.- how familiar thJSe symptom
are to thouIGnta who Luuer periodically from head
colds or influenza, and who live In Ignorance Of
the fact that single application Of sASEoRD'S
RADICAL cuRl FOR cAFAEEH will afford tRIiaaiaEt-
0us TtiiQ,
But this treatment In cases Of simple CatArFh
gives but faint Idea Of what this remedy will do
In the chronic forms, where the bieAthlng iA OBJ
Etructed BY ehOking, pulid mucous accnmula'
tons, the hearing affected, smell and taSlo gone,
throat liberated and hRcklpg cough gradually
fastening ltSeli upon the deblilAted system, Then
II a that the marvellous curative power Of SAN
FoHD's RADICAL CukE mRulleAlG ttzbli IN iustAu.
tRnt Gus aud grateful relief. LurS begins from the
ant application, II Is rapid, ndlca' permanent
s4SFoRD's RADICAL CUKE consists Of one bottle
OF the RADICAL CuRR, oGe boz CATARRHAL Soil
VENT aud az lAPRoYRb lEIIAlEAi price 81,
PorTEE DRUG d CHEMICAL Co., BosToH,
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A Par1lsr Tfrn., sltIL,.

The NsES Letter, the evening organ Of
the boyCottep, has several references 10 a
strike In the old SlaAiarL Office In 1870
II says that Htriks killed the Standard,
whereas the Standard did mot do I'LL 1879;
and u ACCUSES Que Of the ptoprletors Of
the IArRLLiuENCER Of having Joined Ia
bOyootling The STANDARD, There ID abso.
lutely no foundation for this htatonent,
though II seems curious just now, In read.
Ing oil that affair 10 see that At q meeting
Of competitors Mr.. II. Robertson called
NJ y. d. KopAsl 10 the bhslr aud fomi;
mated Mt. John T. 9tpbB ioi Secretary,
That strike, by the way, was against 70.
ducHoh from 10 cent? pOt thousand 10 %
cOnla. n
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ACHE ALL OVER,
INVESTIGATING 1EAsEs.
The wheeling Natural Gas Company MAI
Ing Inquiries,


The Wheeling Natural Gas Company Max
Ing Inquiries.
Two gentlsmsn-Mr, s, samuels, Of
Cameron, this State, and Mr., CIV, Leslie,
Of Pittsburgh, were in Tyler county last
week, says the slsteThvllIe Democrat,
taking alidayits in regard to the geo.
graphical shape and the methods en-
ployed by Gutfy's agents in securing the
leases. They represented themselves to
be SCENTS OF the Wheeling Natural Gas
Company, and state d that their company
had purchased the leases from Gufy &
Co., and were here looking alter some
matters, whi1h they alleged had been
represented wrongly TO them when they
purchased. They say that they were told
that the leases were taken Ia geographic
cal line, that Is together, 80 that they
could operate without being bothered by
any land not being leased close 70 their
wells. They say that they were told that
the owners OF the land were not offered
any speCisl Involvement to sign the leases.
The investigation has brought forth the
fact that the leases were taken wherever
they could be had, and tina. the timid
granger's fears were often greatly dissi-
pated by the promise Of the location OF q
test well upon his farm,
This Is their story, and they stated that
they had expected 10 commence boring
had tho representations made to them
been correct. They informed us that they
had twenty derricks and engines ready 10
70 to work at once, and had three sites
located in this county, but the recent de-
yelopments were Of such nature as 70
compel them to await their compAny's
deciaion before beginning boring, The
situation is q complicated ono, and will
likely prove anything but pleasant for those
NnnraPuAd
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ABOUT PRoPLE,
straaVpn Ia the 6lty and wheeling Folk.
Ahenhh.

Abroad.
State senstor.eect John H. Furbee, Of
Warrington, was In town yesterday.
Mr. L, B, Potts, OF 6lenCos,a prominent
citizen oil Belmont county, was at the
Mcclure yesterday.
CLERK CslllEap, Of the Board Of Pnhitu
Works, and MF.Will AandlAn went to
Pittsburgh yesterday.
Mr.. ]. II, Greer has gone To Los Ango.
les, cal, accompanied by hls family.
They may locate on the PGOlarRlonO.
Mr. ]. h. Murphy and wife, Of nitta.
burgh, ore at The Mcclure House. Mr.,
Murphy d OonngCtsd With the PcapbI
Adroc1lG,
Mr.. o, N. Hsaley, Of Pittsburgh, a
former woll.known business man here,
now reprehsntlng a big coffee firm, was In
the city yesterday.
Mr. 6aoyge allyey, n former Wheeling
typo, nOwIh Cincinnati, ID Hero, ROCompa'
MED by bio wife, they having come TO- al.
tend tie funeral Of Tom silvey.
MV. L. ]. DAyhs, Of the 1sland, leaves
this morning for Philadelphia, 10 spend a
lew VeVsS With her non Eugene who Ia
learning Tho drug business .hItO,
Mis-, HSny w, List left last evening for
her fathers homo In Saline county, No,
having been summoned there on account
o. thS DadiVB death Q her mother, Mrs.
OfeCl,
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TIE COUNTY poARp
Very Busy a. the End of Their Term Draws

A special meeting Of the Board Of Coun.
ty Commissioners Rss held yesterday, all
the members being present but President
Woods and MessrH. Prince and stockeF,
Mr.. Peterson presided. Fifty copies Of
the rules recently adopted for the govern.
ment Of the Board were ordered printed
on motion Of Mr., Stein. The ordinance
respecting the county library was referred
to 8 spsCisl committee, Meaara, Dslbrugge,
Pickett and Peterson 70 report at special
meeting December 90. A Meeting OF the
Board as 8 committee OF equalization and
appeals will DO held December 20 at 10
q, IN,
The Public Building Committee was IN
BkruCted TO sell all carpets on hand not
needed and To fiI the rent for rooms In
the basement OF the new Court House,
The Committee was also empowered TO
cooperate with the city in having the
building insured. The need Of further
repairs to the building was represented,
and the Committee given carrie blanche to
make them,
Superintendent Hamilton was allowed
$500 on account.
Ralph ATkla having neglected to qualify
as Justice Of the Peace in tho period pro-
scribed by law, the position OF justice for
Washington district was declared vacant,
and on motion Of Mr.. Stein Ralph Ankle
was appointed to the vacancy. lie quail
fed ut once,
Several tobacco licenssa wers issued
and number Of official bonds filed,
Ia addition to the special msetings-sll
with per diem-mentioRed above, the
Board will meet on December ~ for com,
mittes work, preparatory to the Board
meeting Of the 9OEh. fv
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A Bnsat Thlers Luck.

Tuesday evening sneak thief entered
the meat store Of William Mysn or
Jacob street, south Of Thirty.sevsnth
while the proprietor was absent from the
shop eating his supper, and carried OF the
money drawer bodily, With It's contents,
combating Of about go in GRsl. ThB loss
was mot discovered until Mr.. Nyeru went
10 the money drawer 10 make some
change some time after. There 10 no clue
70 the thief who mAdo the lucky haul.
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The Tl,cnlres Last Night.

There was only fair house at The
Opera House last night to see Daniel Sui.
ly's Sooner Grocery" The play 10 very
funny, with much pathos mixed in 1t, and
the audience applpuded and laughed like
mad. The matinee was good one.
At the Grand ANAL houles greeted the
Waite Comedy Company both afternoon
and evening. Tho company gRyo Lied
AsEray" very ably last night. This even
ing the bill will DO, ut. Pattick's Eve, OF
Ksthleen'g Dream" a pretty aud inter
estinR Irish play.
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The Wheeling Convocation Of the EpIs.
copaliun church, which opened in st.
Luke's church on Tuesday evening, con.
timed lie SESSIONS yesterday. Rev. Mr..
Wircmsn, Of WCllpburR, Rev. Mr.. Ham.
mond, OF Aouudsyille, Rsy. Howard Nc.
QueaJy, Of Fsirmont and Morgantown,
Rev. W. ". Walker, Of Washington, Pa,
aud Rev. Messrs. Swope and CAN'T, Of this
city a,s present and the attendance Of lay
men and tho public generally Is fair.
Yesterday forenoon the nubject was
"Womans AIisalon," Rev. Mr.. sWope
speaking Of "What She has Donon and
Rev. Mr., Walker OF "What She May do"
In the afternoon Rev. Mr.. Wirgman read
IN essay on "Christian Unity" which was
followed by q general discussion Of the
subject. Last evening the following topics
were discussed: Working for 0hrist-In
tho ChurCh-Rsv. Il. MCQleary. In the
Home-Rsy. Il. Il. Swops, Among the
People-Rsv. H, T. Wirgman.
The sessions OF the ConvoCation will
close this evening.
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A. 4. RICE 4 co.

Many persons III making holiday pur.
Cllases experience much worry 10 max.
Ing their selections, because they have
made holiday purchases fol 30 many
years TINT they find q saineneSs Ia the
goods that are shown them.
We have tried 10 remedy this md have
brought Oh thls year q class Of goods
never shown IN this city before, and We
invite you 10 call and look at them, As
,iHy wont remind you OF what you
GOuRllt "laSt year" Or'the year before"
A. l.. NICE u co.
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Tic olrcnlt Courts,

The case OF the State against frankie
Russell, charged with assault on a col.
ored girl named Lucinda Hayes, was
tried In Part l Of the Circuit Court, yes-
terday, and the defendant acquitted.
In Part II, In the appeal case Of Hen.
~ Blumenberg, assignee OF Frederick
Eberwein against D. Kull, Jr., 4 Co., q
verdict was awarded the plaintiff for
Augustus weOkerly was admitted to
citizenship, and received his second pa.
perB, having renounced allegienCe to the
Emperor Of Germany and all other for.
eign powers, princes and potentates, aud
taken The oath oil allegiance.
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Extra bargains in silks for the Holidays.
STONE L THOMAS.


The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany sends greetings to It's patrons, by an.
ilounclng that on December "a, % and
81, 1885, and January !, 1887, round trip
tickets, at one fare for the round trip, will
DO sold from all stations, to all stations,
on the Trans.0hio Divisions, and on the
Columbus & Cincinnati Midland R. R I,
including Chicago, Wheeling, Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati. Tickets will be coed
returning until January ., 1887, inclr.
aive,
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There will DO a social and literary en-.
tefIalnment given by the Sunday School
al Fontlh Street NJ. y. Church this even.
inE. supper gil he served from 8 10 1880
o'clock. Literary performances will DO.
gin Ut s p. IN. General Admission 10
cents Supper only % cents. The music
will Ia Of q high order. A general a.
tendance 10 desired,
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A Promising Attraction.

Mr. T. y. Nils manager Of Miss
Florence BindlOy, formerly known as
"Baby" Bindley, 10 in the city. Miss
gipdlsy will appear At the Grand next
week In now adaptation from tho
German, 'lSEcttsinent, Nsud two Of Barley
Campbell'a plays, Z" HEROINE IN RaRO"
and 1.-THE VieilintCn."
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SHE LOVED NOT WISELY.
hut the Man Who wronged Her Make
Amends as Best Ie Can.

nut tnb nlRl VINO NEuhBeu her hhhth
Amends as Best He Can.
Another case Of a young woman loving
not wisely but too well was developed
in this city yesterday. Theyoung woman
lives with her mother In tho upper end Of
the Fint ward, and Is about eighteen
years old. The man in tho case Ia q
young iron worker, with something Of q
reputation as m amateur athlete. A son
was bornto the young woman yesterday
Hor mother raised a big row over tho cir.
cumQtSnCs until the young man, who was
o boarder In the house, agreed 10 marry
tho girl. lie at once procured license
and the marriage ceremony was pOr.
formed. Soon after the mother.in.law re-
newed her upbraidinR and grew 90 clio.
quent that the newly married man
decided 10 60 to Pittsburgh for searon.
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Cloak at cost. s1ONr : TnoNAs.
Attention

Ladies' are requested to call and exam.
inc the New White Automatic Sewing
Machine, single thread.
Persons having used the Wilcox &
Gibbs Automatic machine, will and the
White to be superior In every respect,
An examination is respectfully EollCisOd.
II can be seen at the BGlesroom Of
EDWARD L. RosE& Co.,
No. IS Twelfth 81.
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Come and see the wonderful bsrgaing We
now offer in fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots; elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles, all sizes and every width. See our
stock Of Holiday Slippers 10Y gent emen.
L v. BLOND,
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viii End this q splendid opportunity 10
buy Gne Cali Shoes. We lave now The
largest and fnett pteOk Of Hne Calf Cor.
doVan, Dongole, Kangaroo and English
Porpoise BhoeO in the dty.
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BAiDaEFoNY, N, 1. loo. i5,-NstlIe
Fog, the lEyCsr old daughter Of william
Fogg, Of Shiloh, died la0t night. For a
year aud q hall her liiu hes been con.
tinual fact Tho boGatpe W9lApphOly aver
ths separation IRON 0 itlShd, and HssHei
qhable 70 eat virtually starving heneli 10
death,
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getg AapsrtisemsWts,
Office Of City Collector.
1855 CITY Taxes,

Notice /, hereby given 2 al .penonl hat h1ye
pef senIum Win bs sddsd after the 2ith inst Al
ppefsop1I property IN bills must b paid immedi,
sieiy IA ordar % save costs. Delinquent t4x BILL!
Of isS6 Will be placed In the hands o. lnsuee q
pefSoas wi aks due notice and act accordingly
N, O. CRAWFORD,
decls CITY Collector
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-16

From to-day until January /, we will
deduct 10 percent from every purchase o.
Carpets and Rugs in order to reduce
stock before inventory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-16

The Ohio River Railroad will sell holi.
doy tickets on December "a and 25, and
December 81 and January l, good return.
ing to January 8, at reduced rates,