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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-22
VOLUME XXXv.---NUMBER N.
THROUGH THE srATE,
Accidents and Incidents In West ylrginL
and Vicinity,

Stephen P. Grim, Of Upshur, eigh
years old, drank SO much brandy durinI
the absence Of his parents that II killed
him,
Allen Addison, Of Summers county, wa
instantly killed by getting caught In thC
carriage OF q saW,mlll, His head and
NECK were crushed horribly,
Hugh CASTOR, Of Lewis county, 10 nine
ty.nine years Of age and on election day
rode seven miles to the polling place and
voted the Democratic ticket,
The trial OF ]. Speed Thompson, for the
murder oil Ebert Fowler, which was L
have come up In the Greenbrler Circuit
Court at this term, has been postponed
until spring,
The residence Of Rev, H. Light, oi Fay
cite county, with all its contents, inClpd-
ing some money and all OF his valuable
papers, was destroyed by fire q few days
since, Loss s. 800,
Tho Grafton Standard Office will be sold
at public auction, by order OF the court
on Saturday November eth. The Nc,
Graw faction will at that time make
another effort 10 get control Of that office
Prosecuting Attorney Joseph Marum
OF Taylor county, has been rstainedb by the
Prosecuting Attorney OF Tucker county tc
prosecute Squire Josephs, indicted IL
that county for murder, The case will
come up in the early part Of December,
It Ia reported that Delegate r, P. Chew
Of Jefferson county, q bowling anti,Oam
den man, Is to be won over to the aide o.
the Senator by being elected Speaker Of
the House, The rumor does not set forth
what Ia to be done for Mr.. Chew's col
league, the Hon. Daniel Lucas.
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LOCAL EItEvIrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and AbOu
the City,

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
the City.
The GRAND this eyening-Tessle Deagle
jury TRIALS will commence in the Or,
cult Court to-day.
WILD ducks abound on the Tiyor. They
are on their way south,
THR alarm Of FIRE Saturday morning wa.
caused by q chimney blIxs, which did nc
damage.
The Chaplire street brick pavement, Ia
the Fourth ward, will be completed by TO-
morrow evening,
AucTLoNRER HALLER on Saturday sold
the EoG property, on Main street, South
Side, to John BeltS, for $3.50.
HowARD ORION, a farmer living or
Peters Run, near Tridelphia, was badly
hurt Saturday morning by his horsO fall.
Ing on him.
P.J. RYAN, o quarryman employed
near Mt do ChanLRl, fell over a thirty.lool
preclpice, but escaped with some very Sc.
we're bruises.
MAuDR GRANGER had q packed house
Saturday afternoon and q fair audience
Saturday night, and "Lynwood" pleased
all who saw 1t,
NoEa case on the slate at police court
Saturday morning, the third whitewash
In q week. There are nine cases booked
Tor this mornings court.
Al. CLARK aud ]. r, PAUL were on Sal.
urday appointed exsCutora OF the will oi
IahF ~.
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RIVER NEWS,
stage of the Water and Movements OF Il
Boats.

stage Of the Water and Movements of III,
Boats.
The Scotia passed down Saturday morn
ing at an early hour with q big trip.
The Bachelor did not get away fol
Pittsburgh until yesterday morning
The river was falling last evening with
depth In the channel, according to thI
evee marks, oil 10 feet 0 inches.
The LauShlln and Top mills made
market Saturday, on the Shirley.
The steamer Telegram was up here al
day yesterday having some needed 70
pairs made 10 her machinery. sho will
be ready to leave In her Darlington trade
tbls afternoon.
The L1uis A. Shirley got away from
here for Cincinnati at a late hour Sstur.
day night with about all the freight she
could carry. She also had quite a mum
ber ot passengers in her cabin.
The Josh Cook aud Sam Miller passed
down yesterday with big toWs Of coal
bringing up tho rear of the Pittsburgh
fleet, which 10 now all below here. There
are still several million bushels Of coal
loaded at the headwaters waiting for steam.
ers to take 1t out.
The reports from above last night were
as follows: OIL City 3 feet s inches
Rrowrsville 7 feet q inches; Parker feel
b inches; Rica's Landing Z feet; Greens.
boro Q feet inches; Morgantown A feet
inches. AT oil these points the rivers
were falling and the weather was clear.
Tho U. s. snsghoat Z. A. Woodruff
came up from below sgain Saturday even.
Ing for the purpose Of laying here ovel
Sunday and allowing the waters time Ia
fall In order to enable the olECers to bet
ter hunt out and remove distractions. As
usual, everything on and about her waE
Rs clean and pretty as q pin. Her flag
were flying at half mast In respect to the
memory oil ex xPresldent Arthur.
The Andes is due here from Cincinnati
at an early hour this morning. She will
leave on her return trip tomorrow alter,
noon at q o'clock, Capt. Charley Mnhle'
man will be In oonmanl and Messrs
Mart Nall and Charlie Knox, two clever
genial gentlemen, will be found in the
office as Of yore. The Andcs is, as is well
known, q popular, steady going sterr
wheel craft. She has been put in splen
did condition. Shippers will find II Il
their advantage to patroniss the Andes.
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Waite and Molonsy both said no. Wit,
meas had heard that 81 0OO, 600 was offered
for the franchise, and II that was true he
should not vote TO give the franchise away.
Witness had heard the rumor that money
would be paid the Aldermen, but he did
not ask about 1t, Adjourned till Monday,
Ex-Aldsrman FullgrRtf, the inioTmer on
his fellows in the 's4 Board In the Broad.
way railroad steal, will have to find new
place to take his lunches. FullgTaH's
paper box factory on Fulton street is op-
posite the Belmont Hotel, and nearly
every day he took his midday meal in the
hotel restaurant. He became acquainted
with most OF the customers Of the place,
and usuAlly q nice little dinner party
would be formed with FullgratF as prom
lnent member, Now that he has &C.
knoWledged himself thief, iniormsr aud
perjuTer, these gentlemen have detsrmin-
ed to force him to another place to dine,
Mrs. Schneider, the lsndlady, has been
informed that they will patronizs some
other restaurant II Fullgraf continues to
satisfy his appetite at her table. Mrs.
Schneider said to-day that the ex'Alder-
man would have to hunt upanother lunch
FOon1
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Aprrnotr MYsyEnY.
How Man Was shipped on Mo Chicago
Hxurass nnL Dles IN Agony.

HOW u Man Was shipped on hS Chicago
NxpreEs and plps In Agony.
DErRoir, Nov. 2O,-A hack 9EoYo pp
rapidly to the Wabash Railway dOpS:: ia1t
Wednesday night aye minutes before the
Chicago express started, ami the driver
lumped loyn aud helped q man out who
appeared 10 be intoEloaled, The mans
clothes were covered with mud, and bic
riVht arm hung helpless by his Bldo. The
hack driver turned bis charge over 10 the
porter, aud mounting his box, drove hur.
fledly OIL.
When Conductor Chapman came
through tho passenger handed ont ticket
and Immediately fell into q deep Btupor.
At Auburn, tud,, he tou1ed up. and tore
OF part oil his clothing. He lrOthed at
tho mouth, was seemingly Ia agoay, end
al o'clock 10 the morning he died al
Chicago, his body being removed BY the
coroner, Il then ttanspifOd that the
mats name was y. NJ, NpD1nuell aud
lhat his right arm WAS broken 10 tVo
places, Officers came on here 10 lnveBtl.
sste, and learned facts this afternoon
which convince theA lhst Mcdonnell was
dfuRQed In this city on the afternoon pl
the DAY he WAS shipped 70 Chicago, and
lhs object was robbery, II 10 claimed thai
Mcdonnell yaS q Plnkerton detsCllye, bul
what bis mission was IA Detroit 10 moi
dlyplged,
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NEMS IN l,l.IEE.

The Hotel Bellevue and ten cottages at
Cane May, MI, were burned on Sstur.
day morning,
The boardlng.house Of Atrs John Gass,
at Lexington, KY, was destroyed by an
incendlary fre.
Peter McMahon, a psddlsr, who is said
10 have rich brothers in Baltimore, was
killed by the cars at Tillin, o.
The intercollegiate football game be.
tween Yale and Harvard resulted In q
victory for Yale by BCore Of 20 to-
Kate Sullivan was committed to await
the action Of the grand jury In New York
City on charge mutdUring her twin
babies.
The Surrogate at Buffalo, N. Y, has de.
cldsd that the legacy Of 100000 to Miss
Harriet Tracy, left by Frank Tracy, is
valid.
A consignment Of paintings TO John L,
Lester, Of Chicago, has been GeiEed by the
Customs officers on account oil undefvAlu.
alton.
A movement TO make Judge Gresham,
Of Indiana, tho Republican candidate tor
the Presidency 10 Bald 10 be on foot In
New York.
There were ton lives lost on the lake
steamer LuCerne, which sunk OIL Ashland,
Wis, Making thirEy.ni lives lost Ia the
recent storms.
A new epidemic called black.leg has
made lis appearance among the. cattle IN
Montgomery, Oven, Putnam, VermIIlion
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"EDaED 1ocLs." peculiar story by
Brander Matthews and Walter Herries
Pollock, begins in to-day's INTELLloEScERi
the secoud and concluding part will ap'
near on Monday next, and 1t may safely be
said that the "wind up" will be as start
ling aa the appearance and disappearance
Of tho huge writhing serpent. Mr., Mat
thsws is one Of the best Of our American
writer's, and Mr.. Pollock Is well known Of
the editor of tho London Saturday Repiew
Bill Nye contributes the fret OF q series o.
papers entitled, I'll we're Boy Again.
Ot which each is To be by q different
writer. The Moody talk to-day will be
found particularly interesting.
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Lived Five Years wIthout 4 sl,ull,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 2O.-Moss
people would say that It is impossible
that man could live without skull.
The thing would seem the more impOssi.
BILE In the case Of man who wasn't "born
that way" And yet, oven this seemed
an impossibllity Is but a seeming one.
7. T. Woodsll, man who died yCster-
day at Hsrtsslls, Ala, from the effects Of
fall from railroad car, had lived i've
years without q skull. He was found five
ycara ago lying in q tit before an open
hearth, his head amid the hot embers of
an expiring fire. The entire top OF his
head down to his eyes had been burned
TO q crisp and instant death seemed inev-
liable.
Asa last resort, the surgeons removed
the entire skull as low down as the
sockets Of the eyes, and equally as far In
the rear. An artificial covering was
placed over the brain 10 protect It from
exposure, aud in O few weeka thin film
formed over 1t, and strange to Say, the
man lived, retaining oil his faculties. The
membrane never hardened, and 10 the
hour Of his death the convoutIons OF the
brain could be easily diacerned and its
thfobbinga clearly seen,
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1YeF faithfully yoursI
uoRnIpLE DEATHS.
Two Children Fail Victims to the Cruel
Flames.

Two pNIlNFCn fNlt NI0tlms 10 the Cfuel
Flames.
Pi1sHuBau, Pa, Nov. 9O.-A Lima 70 J
special says: The infant child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Bryant, who are tenants on the
farm Of Martin Grove, two miles southeast
Of this city, was burned to death in the
following lnauneri
Mrs, Bryant wrapped the little one in a
shawl and told her aon, aged seven years,
to watch the baby and she would 90 out
and milk The shawl, In some manner
perhaps by a spark from the Fireplace
took tire.
The boy ran for his mother, telling her
that the baby was burning up, She
rushed into the houge, bps was too late 10
cave the liza OF her babe,
Pir1sBvRaH, Pa, Nov. 2O.-A Wells.
vile, o., special says: Maggie, the eleven
year old daughter OF Angus McNncie, q
farmer living here, was burned to death
to-day. Tho little ones clothing took flte
from a CRATE during the temporary alb
sence Of the mother, and before assistance
arrived the child was 80 badly burned thai
she died ll an hour.
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WRECKS0N THE LAKES
wATERs CASTING Up FnR DEAD.
The Loss of Life in the Recent storms
WrsGtage Coming AshOre-A Schooner
Adrift with Evidences OF bloody
Encounter on Her Decks,

CHICAGO, Nov, sl,-Ths Inter. Ocean,
Frankfort, Mich, special says; Th,
shore was crowded to-day with q force o
men engagsd in overhsuling wrecksge il
search Of bodies from the recent wreck
Thus far, only one has been found, suppos,
ed to be VIM. Connors, Of Sand Beach
having lS yet to be recovered. The sur.
Yivor, ObRs, Annis, insists that he saw q
small steam barge founder, The tug Raw
son has been cruising over the ground with
graphing hooks, hut found nothing to
verify 1t, A mast that does not belong to
the lost vessel Ia floating here attached
to wire, rigging and looks like thst OF a
steam barge, Fears are expressed that
1t may be the steam barge Hattie B,
Perue Of South Haven, shO answers the
description given by Annis, and has NOT
been heard Of since the storm. The
Perus carried a crew OF twelve men and
was under the command Of her owner,
Cant. John peFue.
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TIE ZANE sTnSnr CMuRou.
The ReOponlnE Yesterday-A Very I.lberu
Gnhhnnlt,Ilnn

The RSOpenlnE Yeatertlay-A Very Liberal
Subscription.
The Zlns street NJ. L. Church, which
has been undergoing extensive repairs,
which have transformed II into
one ol tho prstticst and mosl
comfortable and convenient church
edlfces In the city, was yesterday re,
opened and rededlcated. 1t was q very
noteworthy event in the history Of the
congregation, aad developed the fact that
in addition 10 the spirit OF enterprise
In the congregation which led to tho gen .
eral renoVating the building has under.
gone, there is also q spirit Of liberallty
aud much life, speaking generally, in
this churcb, which has always been con
sidered q good one.
In the special services which were held
yesterday, the pastor, the Rev. ]. Henry
He's, was assisted by the Rev. DE O. II.
Payne, Of Delaware, o., who preached
both morning and evening. Each timn
he was at,entively listened TO by large
congregations that filed the church 10 itu
fullest capacity. His sermons were praC.
tlcal aud plain, but not 80 much 90 but
that they were very interesting.
For tho purpose oi paying for tho re.
pairing and furnishing and paying Of
other debts, $l,S00 was asked for yesteF.
DAY. The response was q most liberal
one, S9025 being raised At the two ser,
vices. Every one was very much enCour.
aged by this indication Of interest.
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sr, JOINS, N. B., Nov. 2l,-Ths steamer
Barowmore, Capt. Honeymoon, has JUS
arrived here. She LETT Baltimore on the
10th inst, cotton laden, for Liverpool. The
cargo took fire on Friday last and the cap
tain thinks 1t will be totally destroyed
but he believes th at the hull Of the shiF
Ia not materially damaged. Steam has
been turned on In the mainhold ior the
past 4s hours, but no steps have yet been
taken to arrest the Ere ss the captain Ia
apprehensivs Of danger in taking of the
matches, on explosion or contsgrGtion be-
ing feared. The BarrowmorG is Of the
johnson line, Of Liverpool and has a ca.
paclty OF 1000 tons. Besides the undel
deck cargo, there arc 800 head Of cattle
aboard.
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otMlLrre Id Adtnhro Arsnt.

New YoRk, Nov 2p.-OollBOl TAOmag
.. 9chilttsO, who has bssn a gentleman
Of leisure these many years, with tho OI-
oeption 1I tho term Aene'Ved Ia Congress,
has settled down 10 hard work. Here.
after he will be what might be vulgarly
termed ''Ptoss Agent iot BdaAlo Bill
Hat tAe OolOnplp tltlp lgs more dlgpiBs Cd
one. be iS known is Chiel 81 the bidAlu
Bill Literary AuSeAu a more Admirable
appointment would he hard 10 make, d
the cnlopsl himself BAyors ol the Wild
West. lie 10 Right o. home among Ia,
diana and bulialoBB. ]! ID undetal6ot
that Colonel Qthiltree will display bill
talents only lor short time here ant
then he will 10 over 10 Rhgl4na and pie
pare The way LOT the ButiAlo Bill bhoV
J loyot theiei
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A VERY SILLY STORY
ABOUT PRESIDENT ARrHURs TRIP
To Louisville Alleged Scheme to ThI,w
thSvots of the Solid South for ITlpl-A
Freak of tho Imagination for tho
Entertainment Of Reporters,

LovsvILLS, KYn Nov, 2l,-Ths story
published and sent out as special from
Chicago that when President Arthur
came from Washington to open the South.
eFn Exposition in this city, a scheme was
laid by which IN the event OF hla
nomination by the Republicans, and that Of
Mr., Cleveland by the Democrats, the vote
OF the Solid South was TO be cast for Mr.,
Arthur, Is pronounced freak Of imagtna.
ton Tor the entertainment Of
the Chicago reporters, The Courier
Journal says; The facts are that
Louisville received and entertained Prssi.
dent Arthur with becoming hospitality
aud during his short stay nobody was so
offensive as to talk or think about politics.
He was the invited guest, thorough
gentleman and President ci the United
States, That was all.
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rIunurg TO ARTHUR.
General Sherman sEulogl1es The Dead Ex.
President,

FFostupnt'
New YoRK, Nov. 2O,-Ths Union League
Club met tonight to take appropriate ac.
ton relative to the death OF x-Presldsnt
Arthur, Chauncsy NJ, Dspew presided,
and in his remarks referred to the com.
paratively recent death Of three Of It's
distinguished members: General Grant,
General Hancock and now General Arthur,
An extended set OF resolutions, reviewing
the life and services Of the deceased, were
passed. General Sherman said he had
known Mr.. Arthur long before he became
President, and he valued his acQuain.
tsnCe. From the day he took the oath OF
office as Chief Magistrate up to the day
he threw of lts cares he had been an hon.
orable, q magnanimous aud magnificent
leader.
Three weeks ago he had seen him. lie
wore the same old pleasant smile his hair
was more grlzzled, but he was In the old
good humor thatall who were acquainted
with him knew 80 well. Yet there was
something in his face which spoke Of
death. He was now gone to meet his
loving wife. They would not call him
back except in memory, but remember
him as one true to his friends, true to his
country, and true to his God. A commit
tee oil sixty was appointed to attend the
funeral
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POLITICAL MunpER.
coioreai Republican onIolal Shot Down |,

COlorel Republican OnlClal Shot Down III
IIIs Doorway,
&EStA, O., Nov 20.4Rsv. Graham, who
Is pastor Of the African NJ. Il. Church, Of
this city, has reCsivsd word Of tho assas
Sinatl9n Of his son John, one Of the Board
Of Magistrates 9i Shelby County, Tenn,
elected az a Republican, and having vel
two yssa to serve. ThlS son, SO cruelty
taken away, was very industrious, and
seemed 10 enjoy the respect Of the entire
community where he lived. He had gone
out Of doors alter night for gn gGMigl ,o
wood, hlg vile holding q lamp it The
door, when some coward In waiting fred
and killed him.
by many tho shot was supposed to haYC
been atel by some DEMOCRAT WHO was On.
ragged at Tue Arm stand the deceased al
ways took ID favor Of the Republican
party and iIs measures, whilO tho Demo
crat6 In Shelby County claim the ASSASSIN
was come party who had bsen puniVheI
by ths Hoard Of vhlsh qtAhG# WA
niemhbf,
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DAsrARp1Y OUTRAGE.
An Aged Minister Grutally I'enten for votr
lug tho Republican TIckpt,

Ah ABuu Mthib1er tfTuWily l4eNteu IOr Nut
lug the Republican Ticket
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. aO.-A special tc
the Daily Post (Democratic), from Elem,
ingsburg, Ky, says: News has just
reached hero Of horrible outrage com.
mitted in Mentiee county, on Flat Rock
Greek. A few days after the Congress.
sionsl race II became known that Rev
Louis Hughes, an aged and highly re.
5peCtsd Cltiysn, had voted the Republican
ticket, which was the frat vote he ever
cast With that party.
On the strength ot this crowd al
brptss, pndpr tho gglse Of regulators, went
to his house, and although he was In bed
sick at The time, tied him so he could moi
offer any resiStance, and beat him
with hickory withes until life seemed
extinct. Before leaving one Of the mem.
bsrs Of the party came into the house and
beat tho victim with q hAnd.splke, break,
ing his lsw-honp, fraptprlng hig sEull aud
treating him 10 q noat bafbarous manner
Sam. podstt, ono Of the gang, has been
arrested.
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,CmcAao, Nov 2l.-A revolving dOubl,
tragedy occurred In a tenement houlO OF
North Ashland avenue this afternoon
Mrs. Emma Smith, 10 yeurS old, and only
recently married, was Bho. dead BY CharlOi
GFegoF, q dlsslpated bartender whose ad
yAnCes che pefBlA,ently refused
Grsgor committed suicide q mo
nent alter her victim hfsaIhsd be-
lGst, The woman bore good character
For more than au hSuI AilerWard thI
AcenO In the room was q fearful one, Thl
aged mother and father ol the dead glf
had rushed Ii and becoming alnoS
CtAS ID refused 10 be led out ot the tata
apartments
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in tho olty aud wheeling Folk.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mrs. Thomas Butcher, OF Parkersburs,
is OF the Stamm House.
John O. Dsvins Is home from his Da.
kotah farm for the winter.
Mr.. Will B. Day got home from his west
ern trip Saturday evening.
Mr.. George Luke, Of s.. Louis, Is visit.
ing his brother, Mr.. Robert Luke.
Fred Faris has returned from visit Of
several weeks TO friends In New York.
Ed stiiel Is home from the State Uni.
veTSity Ut Morgantown on q short visit.
Mr.. John W. Burchinal, Of Mouudsville,
editor Of the Herald, was at the S.. James
yesterday.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer got home
Saturday from an extended visit 10 friends
at Minneapolis, Minneeota.
Miss Sadie Meade is III with typhoid
fever OF the residence OF her aunt, Mts. +.
j. Hearne, Gt LsatheEWood.
Mr.. @. r. Tracy, managerofthe Western
Union telegraph Office, got homo Saturday
from business trip TO New York.
Among those registered at the stamm
House yeaterday were James p. Burns and
N. Fltro, Of Grafton, and William johnson,
oil Ksyssr.
Miss Clara Grouse returned Saturday
from pleasant visit 10 Bsllairs friends.
Miss Sevilla Grouse is the guest OF the
Misses sonneharn there.
Mr.. George j. Dsaslo, the father OF
MisS TeBsie Deaglo, the actress who 10 TO
hold the boards at the Grand this week,
arrived Ia the Olty last evening aud is at
the 81. James. Ho has three children In
tho company.
Several Wheeling psoplO have received
Invitations 10 attend a full dress german
10 bO given this evening In tho Academy
ol Music St Parkersbufg by the leading 90.
olety people oil that place. Mr. johnson
N. Camden, Jr, will lead Glis oOtilllon,
The wsllshurg Hraid saysi 1tls prob.
able that MI VIII BRADY, ol Wheeling,
will succeed q, N. Brady IS president ot
the Riverside GlAsB Company, Mr.. q. n.
llildy will remove 10 Washington, Pa, on
tie completion Of the works AZ that place,
but will retain on interest In the Riverside.
The DsllAire IwitLendsnl giycs q Wheel.
ing man This send of. Among the names
mentioned In connection with the Mayor.
atty Of Wheeling we notice that Of Mr.,
William A. Isslt, oithe Wheeling Pottery
Company, Without dolfactlDg from the
worth oi Wheeling Republicans, unless
they name some one other than we have
yet heard oil In connection with that Office,
that city would honor Itself In selecting 90
wofthy q gentleman a. We know MI. Isett
10 be iof its chief executive officer.
Jst IDYadS, II 10 SSid, will SlyS yay =