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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-29
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In tho CITY and wheeling Folk
Abroad,

Strangers In the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Col. @. H. Beall, OF Brooke county, was
down yesterday.
Hon. John L. Ruhl, OF Clarksburg, was
at the MCLurs yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. s. Riley, Of C~larksburg, is regis
tered at the Stamm House.
Mr.. George K. Grafton, Of the Marietta
Chair Company, Is in the city.
Prof. Thomas o. Miller, Principal OF the
Fairmont public schools, is at the Mcclure.
r. ]. A. Foreman, OF Parkersburg, ia at
the Mcclure, in attendance on the meet.
ing OF the State Insurance men.
John W. Armstrong, late OF this city,
now editor OF the Washington, D. O.,
Chronicle, is in town for a few days visit.
Mr.. Peter Erb yesterday sold his trot.
ting horse "Ned," record 2:3S, 10 Mr..
Joseph PAUL. The price paid was not
made known.
Mr.. Charles Nichols, OF the Island, has
returned from q visit OF several days, to
friends at Franklin Square, and other
points in Columblana county, Ohio.
DR.. T. .. Campbell, Of the Ohio Valley
Lie Company, goes to Boston, Mass, to.
day, where he will remain for some time
in the interest Of that company. Mrs.
Campbell accompanies him.
Mr.. Hare Robbins, OF Pittsburgh, ar
rived In the city last evening. He Is at
the Stamm, and Is looking after the gas
and oil interests OF his father, Mr.. U. d.
Robbins, and those OF the company in
which they are interested.
Messrs. j. H. Deitz and George Was,
OF Allegheny, are guests Of j. g. Kline, OF
the North End. They are here as q com.
mittee Of a fishing club Of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny gentlemen, who propose COM
ing down this way this summer, and are
looking out for locations and supplies.
Hon. O. s. Mckinney, Of Fairmont,
Charles B. Smith, Of Petersburg, William
q. Brown, IT,, and ]. II. Hawthorne, OF
Kingwood, Fl. v. Daniels, OF Martinsburg,
Lee Raymond, Of Clarksburg, and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Murphy, Of Sistersville, are
among the prominent West Virginians at
the Mcclure.
The following named prominent West
VitVinians were registered at the st.
James hotel yesterday: Hon. A. Smith,
State Senator, and Sllas Henderson, OF
Wick, Tyler county; H. Koontz, New
M~artinsville; p. Gano, West Union r. L.
Fleming, Fairmont; Ell. Curtis, Bethany;
Sam v. Woods, Philippi; G. W. Taggart
and ]. L. Buckley, Petersburg.
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c ~HRRvITIEs.
batter. Ut Hlnsr aIonsptl la aud About th'
City.

hAttsFa NJ Moment IA Ana About lhs
City.
TUG Mcclure house is receiving a coat
Of red paint.
Psoplr's THEATRE this evening
La Mascot"
Tux Cobble-stole pavement on Eleventh
street east Of Main is being repaired.
Two marriage licenses were lssued yes
terday and two deeds Of trust admitted to
record.
THE bastardy suit Of Aggie Whissen vs.
Harry Waters, pending in the ClFcuit
Court, has been postponed TIL the nsxt
term.
THE case Of Joseph Barum, indicted for
keeping q house otill fame, was yesterday
postponed till the next term oil the Cir
cult Court.
SUPERINTENDENT ANDERSON, OF the city
schools, held another examination Of the
senior class this week. II was held in
Webster school house.
OFPIcER BRlNKMAN last night ran a bay
mare into AsmuS' stable. The mare
was wandering about the Eighth ward,
and was taken in as q "yag."
THR Board Of County Commissioners
met Yesterday to audit the monthly &C.
counts and attend to other preliminary
and routine work, formerly done by the
standing committees,
In the Circuit Court yesterday the case
OF Ina Harris versus Clint Pickett, to re-
cover 81, for breach Of promise Of mar
rage, was called, aud Miss Harris not re-
spending, the case was dismissed at her
costs. This is the last OF a somewhat
famous trial.
MANAGER WoLPF, OF the Telephone Ex.
change, expects 10 have the line extended
to embrace GAINESVILLE and Cambridge
aud all intermediate points this summer
He is an enterprising manager for the
Telephone Company, BsHdtrs hide
pendent.
NE1rT huraday there will be a meeting
Of the Board OF Directors Of the Mounds
Vile Camp.gronud Association held on
the grounds. This meeting will be made
the occasion for a soCi,l gathering oil the
COttagers. II is being looked forward IL
with pleasant antiCipations,
Tue uss of the word crooked" in yes
1 tUEuAY D EtpDFt VI lllp NpuAI'1 P'ubpSh'NA"
in connection with the vote had in the
First Branch on the question OF granting
license to Tom Howloy for his "CoItago,"
was not intended to imply that the place
was a depository for stolen goods or a re-
sort for thieves,
JOSEPH BldOs, the West Liberty man
who came into town Tuesday night and
gave himself up to Officer McNichols to
escape an imaginary lynChing party at his
home, was yesterday committed to jail by
Suuiro Davis as q lunatiC, He was COM
mitted by the same justice last fall, hu!
subsequently DR.. Cox examined him and
pronounced him sane, and be was dis
charged.
TUESDAY evening the Baltimore & Ohio
train for Baltimore, that leaves here al
5;25 o'clock, while running at q rate oil
about iorty.hve miles an hour about one
mile east Of Glover's Gap, ran into four
COWS. They were tossed aside and almost
instantly killed. 1t was u fortunate thing
that the train was going at such a high
rate OF speed, for 1t Is probable that the
train would have been derailed and some
one hurt.
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CATARRHAL Dangers.

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lying down. To breathe freely, sleep soundly and
undislufbsd; 10 rise refreshed, head clear, brain
active and free from pain or ache; to know thai
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toA away tho delicate machinery Of smell, taste
aud hearing; to feel that the LyStom docs not
through ls veins and a%rIeIics, suck up the poison
that d sure 10 undermine and destroy, Is indeed q
blessing beyond all other human eniOymenS. To
purchase immunity from sch a fate should DO the
object Of all afflicted. hut those who have tried
many remedies and physicians despair Of relief OF
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sanfordia Radical Cure consists Of one bottle Of
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Tint Compo.ltor.

An erudite editor, we'll able to run the
nation with his pen and sclssors-one Of
those bed. blanket.shee .know.it.all chaps
wrote au editorial which he %Captioned
"The Crisis at Washington" II was q
labored article, calculated to settle the
whole business, and a perfect riot act"
directed at Congress, but he "builded bet
ter than he knew" The typo set 1t up
1.-THE Circus at Washington" The error,
II It was one, escaped the eyes Of the
,proot.reader, and there was a circus In
that office when the paper appeared. The
typo had just had a take announcing
the coming Of the Big United States Circus
and New Great Eastern Menagerie, which,
en- paSSaat, shows here next Saturday,
Nav l.
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RARE CHANCE
10 Secure on EASy Terms a Fine Watch oil
Hnn.

10 Secure on EASy Terms a Fine Watch OF
Gun.
Mr.. l. q. Dillon, the leading jeweler in
this section Of the country, has decided to
form two clubs for the purpose oil enabling
members 10 secure on easy terms an Gle.
giant gold watch or fine gun. The watch
club is to consist OF sixty.fve members
and tho gun club OF fifty members. The
system Ia as follows: Every member Is re.
quired to contribute weekly the sum oil
one dollar until the gun or watch, as the
case may be, Is paid for. The successful
one for each week is determined by draw
ing for turn Of delivery. By this method
1t will be readily understood that each
member gets a gun or wstCh In q given
period oil tims at the nominal cost OF one
dollar each week. The first successful
member thus obtains the use OF q gun or
watch for fifty or sixty.6ve weeks without
paying for 1t. Everyone has the privilege
Of selecting the style and weight Of CUR, Or
style Of watch case from those set apart
for members Of the club. Both guns and
watches are OF the best manufacture, and
the opportunity presented Ia one to be EN-.
braced by all desiring either a irst.class
time-piece or q gun.
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rue pocrOHs, EXCLUSION
To the Meeting of the state Medical soelet
Next Month,

To the Meeting of the state Medical Society
Next Month.
The prospects are encouraging for the
success Of the project for charterlng the
new steamer Courier to take the physiD
clans Of this city and vicinity to Charles
ton next month to attend the annual
meeting Of the State Medical Society
which begins there on Wednesday, May
10. Already over half the number Of
passengers have applied for passage neces'
sary 10 be obtained to secure a round trip
rate Of $40, including board and lodging
at Charleston. Several Of the doctors
will take their wives, and a few outsidera
will be invited.
The local committee Of arrangements at
Charleston. propose giving q banquet to
the visitors on the night of.the 10th. On
the afternoon OF that day 1t Is proposed ia
take the Society up the Kanawha to the
coal fields, where the operation OF the
government locks can be observed. A
government engineer will accompany the
party.
1t Is proposed that the Courier, either
geing or coming, shall make the run
from the mouth OF the Kanawha to
Charleston by daylight, that the passen-
gers may have the advantage Of the
lovely scenery.
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A detail composed OF Officers Stephens
Ball, Carney ard Duffy faided the house
al No. 81 TWenty,Arst street, reported L
be an designation crib, about . O'Clock
last night. The occupant, Sadie Heed.
WHO formerly lived in the Second ward
and An inmate who gave her name as Mary
Richardson, we're theonly ones found ID
lhe house, They were placed under ar.
fsSt. Reed protected In a vigorous man.
mar and announced her intention Of max.
inc lie officers prove the character Of the
hnnsa. Richardson Ia a blond who re-.
csnIly arrived here from Marietta.
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RIVER NEWS.
stage of the watsr and Movements of the
steamboatS.

stage OF the watsr and Movements of the
Steamboats,. =.
The genial AL. ]. slaYen is Clerking on
the General Pike.
The New Courier has gone TO bank I'm.
der the suspension bridge.
The George StreCker has r~e-entered the
Beverly and Marietta trade.
The Belle Prince passed up yesterday,
and the Sam Brown and II. M. Townsend
passed down.
The General Pike Is due down to-day
and the Scotia is due up. Both are in
the Plttaburgh.C Cincinnati trade.
Captain j. 7. Richie, Of Louisville, Ia
prospecting about Pittsburgh for q side.
wheel steamer for excursion purposes.
The Elaine had q brass band on board
yesterday morning that made very agree.
able music as she pulled out for Parkers.
burg.
The river Is on a stand with a depth Of
elk feet In the channel. A fair amount Of
business was transacted on the leyee yes.
terday.
The General A. F. Devol is on the
docks at Pt. Pleasant undergoing needed
repairs. She will be out Of her trade for
one week.
The clause, or item, Of the River aud
Harbor Blll, containing the appropriation
Of $4,000 for the ice hafbor at Marietta,
has been adopted by the House.
The famous towboat W. W. O,Neii, IA
now on her way 10 New Orleans with 80
pieces consisting Of "a coal boats, II barRes
and 4 fuels containing 10000 bushels Of
coal. When towboats are being talked
about the 0'Neil should not be overlooked,
The Abner o'Neal, In the s~teubenyills
trade, Telegram IN the Darlington trade
and The BellAife packet, Princess, are
making theif regular trips daily, and the
O. W. Bachelor continues as d steady ri.
weekly packet between here and Pitts.
burgh,
The W, N. Chancellor passed up yes.
terday With a good trip. She will pass
down again at I o'clock tomorrow morn.
Ing on her return trip from Pittsburgh 10
Charleston and intermediate poinis on
the Ohio and KanRwha rivers, Cant,
u. r. Chancellor ID In command Of ills
popular craft and Ira u. Huntington
beams on every one from the Office. The
Chancellor 10 deserving Of liberal patron.
ago.
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AKArFKr.YIsIrE
And Easter Egg Distribution ut the AriOn
LRSt Might.

And Easter Egg Distribution NJ me Aftoh
Last Night.
The ladies OF the Arion Society gave
another one Of their. pleasant Kq0eevisites,
at the club house OF the society on the
South Side, last evening. 1t was the first
one given since just before Lent, and the
attendance was quite large. The fact that
more than usual were present is to be &C.
counted for by two reasons-it was the
first entertainment by the Ariou people
since Lent, and the ladies' entertainments
have been 90 enjoyable in the past that
their popularity has steadily increased,
Yesterday, as usual, the ladies spent the
afternoon pleasantly sewing and chatting
until it was time to set the tables for sup.
per. Inthe evening the gentlemen came
Hooking in. Tho supper was pronounced
excellent. During the evening there was
music, both vocal sud instrumental, and
Mr.. Otto Schulz reCited aud sang in cos.
tune. His efforts were very clever and
won hearty applause, Another feature Of
the evening was the distribution Of Easter
eggs. There were eggs Of all sizes and
Colors many Of them were very prettily
decorated and designed especially Tor par
tiCular friends.
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A YInillrr Editor Of NnlA.

Mr.. Joseph d. Weeks, Of Pittsburgh
editor OF the Amkritdn Manufacturer, Is ID
the city. Under Mr.. Weeks capable man.
agement the Manufacturer has taken asud.
den leap. This weeks number will ap.
pear with a twenty.four page supplement
entirely devoted TO natural gas, and q gpe.
Cial edition OF 10000 will be printed. Mr..
Weeks is exceptionally we'll informed on
the industrial condition Of the country.
Speaking Of the labor troubles he said 10
an 1NTKLLiaRNcRR representative that the
knights OF Labor would remedy their
mislAkRaRnd prove q conservative force Of
great value to the country.
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a Young MAJ Ran over In the d, & o. YardS
Last NIEht.

A Young lar Ran OVOr In the Is. D, Yards
Last Night.
About l o'clock this morning a Balti-
more 4 Ohio employe found Andrew
Sans, a young man aged about 23, step
sou of John Quigley, who works in the
shops OF the Baltimore & Ohio Company
in the Sixth ward, lying on the main
tracks Of the company near the shops, lie
was badly mangled, both feet and the right
arm having been cut OF. 1t is sup.
posed that he must have been knocked
down and run over by a switching engine
that had passed over the tracks a short
time before. Fans wa unconscious, and
1t could not be definitely learned how
the accident had occurred, DR.. Edwards
was summoned he gave it as his
opinion that the man could not live till
morning. Sams has been doing nothing
OF late aud has been in the habit Of loaine
about trains, although repeatedly warned
not TO BIO 80 careless as he was In the
habit Of being,
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Last night the National Ideal Opefp
Company rendered "Ths Chimes Of Nor.
mandy" at the Peoples Theatre TO The
largest audience 90 far Of the week. The
matinee yesterday was we'll attended by
the best people Of the city. Both audi.
ences were well pleased. Last night new,
bright costumes added much TO the tlne
performance.
This evening 1.-THE Mascot will be
given. Friday evening and Saturday al.
ternoon "Plnaiore" will be given, and the
engagement will close Saturday night
with "0llvetLe.n
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Messts. +. A. Comstock, the we'll known
Columbus theatrical man, and Charles w,
Hammer are in the city making arrange.
monls for the engagement at the Opera
House for six nights and three matinees
next week Of Prof. Crocker's Eq1i-ratton.
ais Or educated horse troupe. A parade
Sill be given on Monday at noon, Prof.
Ofockefdfiving bis iavorite horse" FRANK
IN A buggy without reins or whip. The
horses Wifi 20 up the Opera House front
stairs at I O'Clock each evening, com.
mpncinp Monday.
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UiNctSNATi, o., April gS.-Ths body OIL
John Robson, 72 yeats Of age, was found
to-day in the river, beneath one Of the
wharibOatS. He had been missing since
last Friday. His iemily believe he was
murdered, though no external marks oil
violence was found. II 10 limited that he
was thrown luto q large sewer and aOated
down 10 where found,
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The Crescent Sheet Iron Works, whose
scrap boys are out on q strike for an ad.
vance 81 five cents per day, secuted
enough new boys 10 start up one turn
yesterday. As the new boys we're going
home they were attacked by some Of the
strikers, who stoned them. A police
man was teIephonsd for, but when he put
in bis appearance the boys had fled.
Warrants were sworn out In police court
for several Of the offenders and they will
be appfehended.
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AFTER May 1 we shall close our Store
nj q r. M, Saturdays excepted.
HENRY JACOBS l. co.

SpECTACLES adjusted by means OIL
the johnson liOptriC eye meter, having
combinations Of nearly 600 lenses. Re-
traction Is measured TO the One'hnn'
dredth part Oran inch. The only instrl'
ment Of the kind In west Virginia. Sat
lSiaCtlOn guaranteed.
JACOB W. CRUDE,
Opticlln anl Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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EDWARD L. Rose & 20. having purchased
the interests OF the Howe s. M. Co. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep a full line Of
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with It's perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail TO see the
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other page.
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Music at the Alhambra Palace rink
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jurors Summoned.

Tie following list Of petit Jurors have
been drawn and summoned to serve in
Part II Of the Circuit Court on and after
ne 4. EtoD Gssli, W. II. Kreig, William
'BWshar, Henry Flood, Joseph North,
John Gartner, George Dlckel, Frank
Edwards, John Martin, Adolph Fritz,
John Fisher, il, Henry seamon, John
Heiseman, j.. Olyker, Fred Shaeffet,
William Frank, James 8. Bedillion, W. Il,
McColloch, James d. Thomas, W. y.
Garter, Alfred Wells, Joe Hegner, William
VermiilLon, Christ Viewig, or.
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A very enthusiastic meeting Of The Sons
OF Veterans Of West Virginia was held al
the St. James Hotel last evening, when
the State Division was formed. Every
camp In the State was represented save
one. Gen. Geo. w. Penniman, Of MINI.
eapolis, Mimi, chief mastering officer oil
the United States, was present and pre-
sided at the session.
The following officers were elected
Colonel, Romeo II. Freer, Richie Q. H.;
Lieutenant Colonel, L. Holmes Curtis,
Bethany; Major, Joseph P. Bradley, New
Cumberland Chaplain, Rev. W. g. Mil.
Ter, Richie c. H.; Assistant Adjutant
General, John II. Lenmiges, Richie y. H.;
Quartermaster General, George l.. Meats,
Richie o. II.
Delegates to the National Encampment
at Buffalo, N. Y, August 81, September /,
2 and 8, Col. Freer, II. Col. Curtis, Major
Bradley. Alternates: W. II. Blankinsop,
Wellsburg; John A. snodgrass, Richie
Q. H..
The Sons OF Veterans Advocate, published
at Bloomington, ILL.,, was endorsed as the
official organ OF the Division.
After %tfansacting routine business, the
Division adjourned to meet at New Mar
tinBville May 4 and 5, 1887.
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The firm Of NJ. ( j, Pollock, owners o.
the Pacific Flour Mills, were boyCotted
iaSt iail by the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly, for purchasing coal from
ibs bovcotled Manchester Coal Company.
Tie Messfs. Pollock claimed that they
hal made A contract for one year with the
coal company, which dld NOT expire tll
next September, but the boycott was re'
lentlessty waged, and this week the trm
gave up, and ahnulled lis contract with
the Manchester Company, the company
c~onsentlng. The mill is now supplied
With coal BY Albert DaumbergeT, who
operates the Central Glass Works bank.
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Wheeling, April 9S.
Auredltnble Entertainment,

To The Editor Of The Latdlgnez.
sIR:-It was my pleasure to attend ar
entertainment at the Wesley NJ. L
church, South Side, last night, and l wish
10 testify to Its merits, especially those oil
the music, which was furnished by the
following ladies and gentlemen from Ben.
wood: Misses Emma and Annie Pelley,
Carrie Vance and Laura Dare, and W. Il,
Policy, W. Leach and the Mcdonald.
brothers.
The opening chorus, crock Of Ages
was very well rendered. Solo, "Matd Of
Athens" by Mr., s. Mcdonald, was loudly
%applauded. A solo and quartette by Miss
Emma Policy and Miss Dare and Messrs.
Policy and l. .ach was a very pleasing per.
iormanco. Mr.. W. Policy sang q solo In
his very best style. All these wore good,
but the browning piece was a Duet,
"The Minute Gun at Sea-" by the Misses
Policy. Miss Carrie Vance presided at
the organ. Our Benwood friends did
themselves proud, and We hope 10 hear
them often In the future. While speak.
ing in praise Of the music we will not de.
tract from the literary performances,
which we're chiefly Rotations by the
little folks. All did we'll, and ONT Of
them did remarkably well. 1t was q very
pleasant evening and o good crowd was
In attendance.
ONE VINO WAS THERE.
Rheelinh, ADril 2S,
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For gale-RldIpE Pony, Roam billie.
cabinet Photographs lliggilS Gallery.
Prohibition Meeting.
For ~Sale-SttGk u Try Goods, &C.-J' :. WOous
jeWett;s Reirigtral0rs aud les ~UhGSu-EeAbitt 4
The Latest Thing in Plated Ware Ewing BIOS
selling uoO0s UhcAp-u. Mehdel u 20.
kOtICG-A, A, FrAIIhtim.
0TsTH lIouss Educated Arabian Horses.
rOnokalS for Couy:Ct Labor John Il. Peek, sl
perlntendtnt West Va. PenitenliAty.
Peoples ThtRUe-FOuIih page.
StulucrS-M. GutmRn & TO Fourth page.