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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-10
@ BREvTrIRs,
matters Of Minor AIomsptl In and About Il

City,
ONE marriage license was issued Sat.
urday,
TUE Public Library will be re-opened to
the public to-day,
The Cafe Brunswick property Is offered
for sale by h eassignee.
The suit Of D. Schmauder for alleged
malpractice against DR.. George l. Garrison
Is still on trial in the Circuit Court.
HoLDERs Of city orders will consult their
interests by reading the notice OF Re-
ceiver Dunaway in another column.
HOLIDAY POsT G. A. R. will decorate
the soldiers graves next Sunday alter
noon. There will be no public display.
TuR United Nailers are preparing q
brand to be used on union made nails,
which will be copyrighted by the associa-
ton.
Cox 4 MORRISON have finished a fine
tubular STEEL boiler for the Wellsburg
water works, which will be shipped this
week.
TuE Wheeling German Rifle Club beat
the jamestown, n, Y, club in q tele'
graph match Saturday by a total score Of
677 TO 667,
The EguirationSls had two good housel
Saturday. The engagement closed satur,
day night, and the company left q gooC
impression here.
The Island now presents an appearance
that properly warrants the Rppellation o
"Garden Spot" In q short time wheI
the roses are out 1t will present q still
more lovely appearance.
ALMOST any pleasant evening nowadRyI
q number oil private turnouts can be tount
speeding about the race Course on thI
Fair grounds, II is q very pleasant plaCt
for a short drive away from the smoke ant
dust Of the city.
ABOUT one o'clock yesterday morning
Officers Carney, West and Duffy rAide(
Madame Maggie Wright's place at No. lie
Seventeenth street, The Madame, thre
female inmates and two men were found
All put up money for their appearance a
police court this morning and were re
leased.
JUDGE R, H. COCHRAN, who claims tina
the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad In
IuuGGu ullA W lpAN1 = luNtANtNo plRGllGp y
Wheeling to accept a $1,000 per year pc
sition as the Company's attorney, sues 10
$4,000 damages at Toledo for Allegel
breach OF contract, The suit comes up 10
trial this week.
AUCTloNRRR HALLRR offered on satul
day for sale at the front door OF the Cour
House a portion OF the Nef property, OF
Fourteenth street. After being bid up l.
$3.50 the sale was adjourned until Sat
urday, the 22d. The sale Of the Dali!
property was adjourned until the Goth, al
ter 5000 was bid.
AT the Fourth Street NJ, L, church thi
evening, in connection with the younI
peoples meeting Mrs. Il, A. Emmons, o
the National Womens' Christian Temper
ance Union, will deliver an address OIL
"Woman's Work in the Temperance Re
FORM" Mrs. Emmons comes highly re
commended by Mrs. Buell., Mrs. LathroI
and other leading temperance workers
She should receive q welcome.
CONSIDERING how raw and" disagreeabl,
tho weather was yesterday afternoon, tn
crowd that went out to Wheeling ParI
was quite, large. The 2 o'clock trains o.
the Elm Grove line were well filled. TIL
Opera House orchestra rendered a yer,
pleasing programme in its usual ~sAtisiaC
tory manner. Had the day been q warm
sunshiny one there would have been al
enormous crowd at the pleasant resort.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City and wheeling Yoke
Ahrnnh.

Strangers In the City and wheeling FOLK
Abroad.
Miss Mertie Dorsey was visiting friends
in Moundsville last week.
George Sterling has gone to Pough.
keepsie, N. Y, whore he will attend col
leg6.
The betrothal OF Mr.. Ernie Baer ant
Miss Lille, daughter Of D. Gutman, 10 an
nounCed.
Hermann Hess Ia home for a visit. He
Is now q prosperous business man at Lead
vile, Col.
Misses Maggie and. Clara Mather, OIL
smithleld, Ohio, are guests Of friends on
the South Side.
Major Charlton, aClever anddistinguish.
ed politician Of H%ollldaysburg, Pa, was in
the city yesterday, the guest Of friends.
Mrs. L. W. Scatcher and daughter, oil
Strathroy, Ontario, who have been the
guests OF Mrs. |, 6. Dillon, leave for home
this morning.
Mr.. O. +. 0hley, Of Fairmont, yesterday
took Mr.. viii Days place as tenor In the
First Presbyterian choiL Mr.. Day leaves
this week for Pittsburgh, where he will re.
eide and 90 into business.
Mrs. W. p. Wiley, Of Morgantown, Ia
in the city, the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
John Wagner, Of Twelfth street. Mrs.
Wiley Is here for the purpose Of attend.
ing the marriage OF her brother, Mr.. Guy
K. O. Allen, to Miss Annie Glass next
Wednesday.
Mrs. Pauline G. McKennan, the wife oil
Judge McKennan, died Friday night at
her residence at Washington, Pa. She
was born in Paris in 1920, and was a lady
OF great social and intellectual attain.
ments. The funeral services will be held
this afternoon. ,
Mr.. Selwyn Wayman leaves this week
for Omaha, where he has been rendered a
splendid position in q wholesale saddlery
hardware house. He has been connected
with D. O. List, IT,, pork.packing establish.
ment, for o long time and will be missed
by the host Of friends he possesses.
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Officers Junkins, Bell, West, Watson
and Deku raided the house OF Charles
Otto, on Market street opposite the post.
office, about 0 o'clock, last night, with Q
warrant charging Otto with keeping a re.
sort for immoral purposes. The proprietor
refused to let them in for nearlytwo hours
but finally surrendered, and he and Mag
gle SAVERS and Annie Morrison were lock.
ed up. Otto was subsequently released
on bail.
Officer Truschel last evening locked III
Charles johnson for lettering on the side.
walk, and officer Bell ran In John Harden.
Of Z~AnesYillet for disorderly conduct.
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Last week at the State University at
Morgantown, the Parthenon Literary So
Ciety contest for the Henshaw gold medal
occurred. The contestants were r. A.
Armstrong, Of Upshur county; Thomas
G. Rector, Of Wood county, and D. L.
Jamison, Of Monongalia county. Mr.. Arm
strong's subject was, "Higher Education
Of Women In West Virginia" Mr.. ReCtor's
was, "out Of the Ruias," and Mr.. Jami.
so9's s,"F9me and Her yStaEies." The
ence L. Smith, Esq, Of Falrmont, and o.
W, Lynch, Esq, Of C~larksburg. Mr..
Armstrong was awarded the medal. The
Columbia Society will contest for It's
medal this week. Hermann stoetzer, Of
this city, Is ono Of the contestants. The
medals are purchased with the proceeds
Of a fund given by the late W. 8. Hen.
shaw, Of Martinsburg.
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Il. ". Swift, Of Keyser, was drowned
Saturday while trying TO ford New creek
near Reese's tannery, six miles up the
valley from Keyser. Mr.. Swift had been
away from home for several days and waa
on his way back when the accident oc-
CURED. New creek had been very high
Tor several days from recent heavy talnE
Throughout the valley. II 10 supposed the
bank had washed away before he made
the attempt. His body was found about
one mile and hall from the ford, Mr..
Swift was about fifty. I've years old. He
leaves q wife and six children. He has
been q Justice Of the peace Tor Q number q
yearg. He was well known throughout
Hardy, Hampshite, Grant and Mineral
counties,
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ntnnh OrenLnr AiAt sLhllo lhe iSLh.

Lady operators will be in attendance al
our opening 10 fully explain aud Instruct
In the Art Work. We promise gill q rare
opportunity Of examining a full, line OIL
house decorations and practical work
CompfiBlng ins EtChings, Embroidered
Curtains lambfequins aud Screens ID
silk, arosufe and tihsel. Portraits and
surge pictures, truer 10 nature than oil
paintings. Open every afternoon and
evening, Our BAlerooms will be lighted
hV a%la6lfinilY.
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Right Rev. ]. ]. Kahn, Bishop Of this
Catholic diocese, left last evening for Bal.
timors. The Bishops Of Richmond, Va,
Charleston, 8. O., Wilmington, Del, and
". Augustine, Fla, are 10 meet on Tues
day at the residence Of the Most Rev,
Archbishop Gibbons, In Baltimore, ID
consider mattets pertaining 10 their do,
ceses and the interests Of the church.
Bishop Kain expects TO be absent from
Wheeling for several days.
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A LITTLE HISTORY.

slider such desired changes, shall vote by
written ballot thereon, and report the re.
suit In writing Under the seal Of the lodge
10 the general office Of the Association"
The change desired and sent to the gen.
eral office by Nail City Lodge was the fol.
lowing!
add 10 our present scale. Steel nails 10
percent over iron nails Of the same size
and weight, and when steel nails are made
lighter than common iron nails, In add.
ton to the 10 percent advance an increase
shall be paid In proportion 10 the decrease
In weight ofnails."
This desired alteration was sent 10 the
Secretary Of the National Lodge, together
with others from various ~sublodges, and
printed In pamphlet form, and 4 copy sent
70 every sub.lodRs before the htst Of
March, 10 be carefully perusel and prop.
efly discussed, and whatever decision the
majority Of the lodge would come 10 the
delegates from the lodge to the district
convention would vote accordingly. The
district convention following was held In
Wheeling, Saturday, March (, 1884. The
consideration Of all changes Ia the scale
was h|arnlonlously disposed Of Until the
addition to the nall scale recommended
by Nall City Lodge was reached. Dele
gate 4. y. MCGOWAN, from Hersey Lodge,
Bellaife, left nothing undonH 10 defeat the
clause adopted by Nail City Lodge, and he
was successful, because the maj ofity Of the
delegates In the convention we're nallefg,
heaters aud rollers.
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The mission services at 81. Joseph's
cathedral the past week have been we'll
attended, and have had suCh good results
that II has been decided 10 continue them
another week. The first Mass with GET.
mon iB at 8 A, N, The second Mass again
administration will be at Al IT., Andih the
evening at 1880 Rosary, sermon and bene.
diCtion. The Reverend fathers who are
conducting the mission are highly spoken
Of by those who have heard their sermons.
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Essu,sion 70 Uissinuatl

via Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad to the
Seventh May Musical Festival on May IL,
10, 50, Il, %, 1856. On the above dates
lie baltimore 1 Ohio Railroad viii
sell round trip tickets 70 Cincinnati,
at low excursion rates. Festival Chorus
OF 900 trained voices Grand Orchestra Of
more than 100 artists I've Evening Com
0etLs, May ~, 10, 20, 81, 90. Two Alter.
noon Concerts, May 20 and %. TiCketg
will DO good going and returning on oil
regular ttalns, and will be good return.
ing until May %, inclusive,
Remember, that the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad will land you In the Grand Gen.
tfal Depot, In the center Of The city and
near the prominent hotels.
f.aGnod6C o.. .aalI Dry Observation-Disclosures
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The New Courier brought up an excur.
sion party from Marietta yesterday, ar
irving here about $3.50 O'Clock. Return
ing she left the levee shortly after dusk.
There was a brass band on board that
made very good music. The excursion.
lists scattered through the city, visiting
friends and went out to the park in large
nnmherp.
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tbs ,'DIllon Watch Club Ia now alled
OPP and the first watch was delivered Sal.
utday evening. No, II was The lucky
number. Another club will DO organised
al once, We advise all who want 10 buy
q 6tst class, reliable watch on The easy
payment plan 10 90 al once and Join the
next club. Payments, q % per week,
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Tolephone A.lg6.
@enera1 Antiees,
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To he CredROrse t Ernst Serge, dueatd:
ln pursuance Of q decree OF tho Circui! Couta
Quo county, West Virginia, made III a r1le
therein pending, 10 subject the real lsiAta Of ths
said Ernst 9Oige to the payment Of his debts, Jol
are Required 70 present your ClRlus agRinft the o.
tate Of the said Ernst Gorge, for adjudication 10
Joseph X. PAUL, commissioner, al bis OlhpC, No.
1220 Chapline street, in the city Of Wheeling, Ohio
county West Virginia, OH or before Tuesday, the
lBt day Of June, 1885.
witness. joni W. Mitchell, Clerk Of said COuh,
this 18th day Of April, 1850.
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BY taking the 1i47 r. N, tcity time,
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland at 0!25 r,
M, and Chicago at $3.50 the following
morning, Connections made In Union
depot Chicago, Tor all points west
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ACHING q
gh&EttupB.
MEETING.

NIVUhuVADNTO WHHIINUI
The annual ttOctholdon' meeting and election
Of 4 had Of Directors Of The LaBaiIo Building
Association No, 2 will be held in labor Hal,
Eighth waidi on Monday May 10. $50 al ooioct
hh WIN. n gRAEBE, PteAldsht.
u, q. ULRIcH, Secretary. apt96.E
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WARRINGTON, D. O., May 1O.-1 A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania, light rains,
eighty warmer, winds generally shifting
to soulheasterly.
For West Virginia, local rains, followed
by fair weather, no decided change In the
temperature, southerly winds.
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Cor. Twelfth and Market 81

SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
Celyed. An elegant and complete line Of
Sultings, p%antalOOAlngs and OyerCOat'
lngs, which we will make up In the best
O. HESS Il SONS,
1891 e. 1898 Market Street,
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geuttstrg.
GEn ~QntdEgemer,
Omoot Nos. 10 aud ~ Fourteenth Stree


Browns Iron Bitteis.
WAnted-A Man.
For H%aie-Fairbanfs Wagon Scale.
Closing Out sale q. MGndel Il Co,
Piano For Sale- Banners Music Store.
Public Library Opening.
JeWeLt's iIeirlgefAtOfS- NeBbilt & Bro.
NOtice-E. ". DunRWay, City Receiver,
Observation-Disclosures, MoCRInm mon d Co.
Notice to Contractors.
For ClnclnnAtl-SteAtner Andes.
Gas aud OIL Btoves-C. u. stiIel d Sons.
AsBlgnee's sale Of the Restaurant and Saloon
Gale brunswick. n,
N,aBa
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70 the ladies Of wheeling and Vicinity.
You are cordially invited 10 attend our
opening and exhibition Of Art Needle
Work, opening on the 9Th and Gontinu.
inR 10 the 10th. EDw.1 Ross 4 %.
% Twelfth street,
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at SChnepfsdrug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday: Z
A. NJ, 64o; IL NJ, co., 3 P.Ma H0t7E. NJ,
CO.. Sunday; I A. NJ, go u NJ, OO':3 p,
n. R7oi p. 81. Dbo.
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THE WATCH CLUBl

Remember, every member joining the
swatch Club" gets q watch. Nothing
but strictly reliable movements In solid
IA karat cases to DO used.
l. u, DILLON, JeWeler.
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TnE WuEELMRN,
The Bicycle season Opening with sigma Of
Activity,


Activity.
Lucian A. Bsall, W, K. Bodley and
Robt. B. Burt have joined the League Of
American Wheelmen and Wheeling
Wheelmen.
On Saturday, May 9sth, the Wheeling
WhsAlmsn, accompanied by the Barnes
villo Bicycle Club, will exeuFt to Washing
ton, Pa, where they will be met by clubs
from Pittsburgh, Uniontown, Brownsville
and W~synesburg.
AT their last meeting the Wheeling
Wheelmen raised the Initiation fee TO s.
and limited the membership 10 t~hirty'fVe,
The club colors will be white and blue in
the form Of q pennant, The caps, hose
and shoes are ready for delivery and the
suits are expected this week.
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Insure Your Llfo

And thus protect your wife and children
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
Of Wheeling, affords reliable life insurance
at rates within reach Of small incomes,
The average cost last year in the Ohio
Valley was less than that Of any other life
insurance company or society In the Coun.
try. The Ohio Valley has In eight years
paid over 100000 dollars to widows and or.
plants Of deceased members. The year
1885, Notwithstanding the hard times, was
the most prosperous year IL its history.
Medical examinations made at the office
free Of charge. For further information
enquire at the office, second floor front,
Reilly block, entrance No. 1921 Market
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Vice President o. D. Thompson, Chair.
man Of the Convention, with the few pud.
der delegates, made a bold eight 10 adopt
the clause subject 10 the approval Of the
National Scale Convention, but thelt
Efforts were futile, 40 they were In the
minority, Some few OIL the Wheeling
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grouosals.
CALE On OITY PROPERTY.

sealed proposals will he ~poelyei by the Conrl
fee on Finance Of the Council Of the CITY Of WEE
Ing until MONDAY, THE lOfH DAY W MAY ~,
a. IL O'Clock ", Tor the purchase oil the old Wy
Hail lot, situate on MAfketItreeL, between kGythlh
and Twelfth streets, and the Court House properly,
situate OH the southeast corner VI Chaplliia A1
Twelfth streets. The stone and the sahi 1Li
gravel OF the old City Hall lOl, ~ the lutel OF
Market street, are reserved.
TRIMS or sALE.One third OtAs much more A. 10.
purchaser may select to pay IN cash, ihe Dslil.i
In, one and two years with Interest ION the diIg
sale. The deferred payments to be secuted Y.
deed oltttiSt upon the property. Possession o. VI
Court House property 10 be klveti a. soon a. ytiei
Cd by the UOttaty authorities. Possession o. iheO"
City Hall lot 10 DO given September ISL 1856
The city reserves the right. To elect any o. w
bldI. All Ida should 10 addressed 10 :; 4 hi'
DAhTH Chhltnan Of the Committee on fi5I XIV
endorsed Proposals. for the purchaser Of p'"
H. A. GALLlGAN,
i1Is.iiaa Lam az tsSn myL
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9,nr Gale,
EOR SALE.

FoR SALE.
Valuable Real E8tate on N. r. corner TwrltT.
fourth aud Market streets, IN the CITY Of Wheeling,
", va, Lot 122 feet by GO feet; now occupied "
:. '. Elliifik asa wagon aud blacksmith shop
". Y. liOGE 4 IRO-
iyl4 1900 MArEet ALntL
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browns IRON B1TTERg CURED
~ Nj. James D.. Miller, DtdlHEtOn, lJRrtekI
county W, Va, Of indigo ton. ile Il Eal.dd
tnat u 10 Q thoroughly reliable medicine aud be
recommends Il,
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We will be pleased to see our little
friends at our opening, We still retain
Miss Howe, who will give each little Cir
q souvenir.
Mothers bring the little ones, and Oblige
Very truly,
So Twelfth street.
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aIttu Advertisements.

-RR0wN'S IRON BiTTERs GIiRIn
Miss susan Il. Picking, MattinsSu,S - =.
aver suffering from q tOFpld ilyof, Ale psnosSI,i
me1ds II ~ an etlOle0t remedy ''V""i
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At a meeting Of the directors Of the
Chesapeake i Ohio Canada Washington 1t
was determined that the canal must not
be allowed to fall into decay, but must be
thoroughly repaired and put in good con.
dltion Tor navigation. A resolution was
passed authorizing the president to ad.
vertise for the sale Of 100000 Of repair
bonds, for the purpose Of putting the ca
nal in navigable condition. The recent
floods greatly damaged the canal.
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HoBoKEN NOTES.


Fraternity Lodge, F. and A. H., will
dance at Weber's Winter Garden on Tues
day night.
Grand preparations are being made for
the annual reception of Comp. @, Ninth
Regiment, which will be held in the Armory
on Wednesday evening, February 10th.
Odd Fellows Hall will be brilliant with
light and mirth and gayety will have full
sway next Tuesday, as the Turn Verein are
to hold their annual masquerade there on
that evening.
The boxing match, advertised to take
place at Odd Fellows Hall on last Tuesday
night, proved fizzle. The principal event
was to have been settle of six rounds be
tween Pete Mccoy and AL. Powers, but
there was not enough people in the hall to
satisfy Powers, SO he refused to box and a
young man from Brooklyn was induced to
stand up before Mccoy for four rounds.
Many local politicians were present and
took much interest in the events.
After less than years existence, the
Hoboken Roller Skating Rink closed its
doors last night and Is now advertised for
sale. The rink was opened on Washing
toms birthday last year and for while did
an excellent business, its owners realizing
a handsome interest on their investment,
but this year little business has been done
and all of last seasons profits have been
eaten up. SO the proprietors have decided
to sell it. If it is not soon sold the build
ing will be torn down.
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ROWING.

The Atlantic is the oldest boat club in
Hoboken. glance at its log book makes
very interesting reading.
Although the Orion Rowing and Athletic
Association, of this city, was started origi-
nally as boat club, its members take very
little interest in rowing now but it is said
that during the coming Summer the mem
bers of the club will be seen on the water
more frequently than formerly. The club
have a fine boat-house on the Hackensaek
River.
One of the best boat Clubs in this county
is the Meteors, of Hoboken. This club is
now arranging for their annual reception,
which is TO BIO held at Odd Fellows Hall
on February Is. As the affairs of this club
are considered the society events of Hobo
ken, all who are fortunate enough to receive
invitations should avail themselves Of the
opportunity to attend.