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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-06
educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
FIOCUTIOR AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
MRS. N, STEVENS HART, Principal.

s,..,,pr Session At Nr, LAKE PARK, Garrett Co.,
,6 "GDs,sinulpS July Is, at 1889 A. NJ closing
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%,nsy,sTAGEs OFFERED BYTHE INSTITUTION
~ rn, natural Development and Culture q inc
~ w., the purpose Gt COnversAuOn; heAdlhg;
VOC IIiif9,s and Singing, The correct use Of
llp,Ig ,,Ins o! Articulation and Kesplr1uoni 70
NJ W,,,ith HE Philosophical laws by when IAose
gtIns, W aI, uftsefycd and developed .,--..
0'B VIZ, .a,y and Natural Expression 81 sentiment
,!,, I'm Dl speech and Geatprei lnGlunlnE Cnal
by lhi,l,,tian. Dramatic Reading aud Recitation
elNii m,truCiiOu In Expressive blb!e ana SNAKES
speg'l t,,idgs and In the readings Of Hymns;
P@'ii t,, "Up0Ttuuily Afforded Teachers LOT Tue
~" IflrtIral Methods for Teaching Artlcuil'
M ,ym Isgi slant Reading, Methods based upon INC
pSinrIpp, oil DelArte ,.,,,,.,1..,.,., ,,,a
,i,, cas- for the study Of Kindergarten ana
,.,i,, I Soflnal Methods VIII be formed aud Ses
i,a, 'hii daily from July !! 70 August ~ lbsV,
FSe clas viii be taught by Mis- SUSIE POLLOCK
Warrington, b. O., who studied anu graduated
u Hs s,arr class for children viii DO held on three
Avn iIr week, Jfte VI charge,
u1RE ,,, i1rulIes will b. given by Ms Hart AUD
Nj. Pollock, each upon Tie Interests OI Aef own
department. ,,,,..s
FW MRS. ii, STEVENS HART, or
Miss sUslE POLLOCK,
WnghIuGfnu. H. n
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MT. Da CRANTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, VA,

neAIryOIghlh year OF this welLEnown Acad'
,my under the charge OF tho Visitation Nuns,
oltn, on the ant Monday Of September next aud
continues ten months
ruriI, received At any time in the session.
Those who desire to place their daughIen In an
lnnIptlon Gporing exceptional advantages to
Ms way Of healrhIul and delightful lOcatiou, OK
,cIent board, thorough discipline and instruction
Al le hand, OF lifelong teachers In every depart
nent Of female education, including tho modern
languages and music should send fort catalogue
Of lhtsiChool, Address,
Dlrectressol the Academy oltho Visitation,
MT. Do ClIANTAL,
,ro,,,w Near Wheeling, ". Va.
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Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
OF money refunded. Price % cents pei
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E1cltcnlOnt III ro1na.

Great excitement has been caused 10
the vicinity OF Paris, Tex, by the remRrka,
BILE recovery Of Mr.. j. u. Corley who was
10 helpless he could not turn In
bed, or raise his head every.
body said he was dying Of ConBump.
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be bought a large bottle and a box Of DR.,
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taken two boxes Of Pills and two bottlet
Of the Discovery, he was well and had
gained In flesh thlrty.six pounds.
Trial hotties Of this Great Discovery FOL
consumption free Of Logan 4 Co's.
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Medical Testimony.
100 WEST FoRrH.NlHTn STREET,
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INV YoRK, June ., 1888.
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great relief from the choking tickling In
the throat, wheeling, shortneGs Of breath,
and pains In the chest.
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yerr Ilonlnrknblo ILoeoyery

Mr.. Geo. v. Willing, Of Manchester,
Mich, writes: "NIy vile has been almost
helpless for five years, so helpless that she
could not turn over in bed alone. She
used two Bottles Of Electric Bltters, and Ia
30 much improved, that she Is able now
TO do her own work."
Electric Bitters will do all that Is claimed
for them. Hundreds Of testimonials attest
their great curative powers. Only fifty
cents o bottle at Logan Il Co.'s. Mwfdw
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A mans virtue should be measured,
not by bis occasional exettlons, but by
tho doings Of his ordinary life.
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Freezing politeness lie rather agreeable
than otherwise at this soggy season Of the
yeaf,-N I, Journal,
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$3.50,
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brntcd Liver Pills, expect TO use them us
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hnye bDgtl In tho INST,
Yours truly, Eli. GILES.
Pastor NJ D SrG 1 ForS SpSi
Tr,.,,-,so Conn1, wO., IN.
MrsSns FLEMING n i iSt5SO' V"''"NN "S'" VI"
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All trains daily EXCEPT Sunday,
pulllnAn'g Palace lutlet or Motel Sleeping Cars
thIOulh without change from Hteu6elville East 10
Philadelphia and New York. West - Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis and
st. Louis,
For through tickets, baggage checks, tleeplnyCa car
piy 10 JOHN q T0NLiEsoN, Ticket Agent At ran.
handle station, foot Of Eleventh Ltre l. or ut City
Ticket ONCE, under McLuTe House, WnNGliny,
JAAE3 hCUREA,
General Manager PllthuRh, Pa,
Z. A. FORD,
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Cn1cAao, August 6.--The Droer's Jour.
nal reports. OGtLls-RsCeipLs 1900 head
shipments 1900 head; market stronger
good grades Of shipping steers 90 06N6 20;
stoCkera and feeders 90 4Oa3 10 cows, bnlli
and mixed 81 05a8 10, bulk 81 40A2 Is;
through Texas cattle stronger COWS 81 26a
2 70i steers 81 00i8 90 for western. Hogs
Receipts 10000 head shipments 4,OOC
head market slow and 100 lower; rough
and mixed "a l0ai 75j packing and ship.
ping 81 76A5 20; light 81 l0a4 O0i akipl
81 60l4 90. Sheep Receipts 5000 head
BhipmsntB 900 head market BlFongj na.
livts 81 0Oa4 0Oj western 81 O0a8 60j Tex
ans 81 76A3 O0i lambs 50 0OG4 10.
EAST Liberty, Pa August 6.--CAttle--
RtCsiplB 0g9 head; shipments $50, head
market dull at yesterdays prices no ship
nenls 10 New York to-day. HoRs-Re
OsiptB 200 head jBhlpmentB lao head mar
ket slow philadelphia 81 OOib % York
efs a s0A gli gtasaers a gOl4 61j D car
shipped 10 New York. Sheep ReCeiptt
900 head shipments 900 head mArks
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Transportation,

DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
LOUIS RAILROAD Panhandle Routes
%, 1856 Trains lrHYa Panhandle station, mot oil
Eleventh. street, near public landing, - follows,
CentFal standard time:
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u, ls,se9EeF train, daily including Sunday 40.
]. q, TOMLiNBON,
W. J. ROBINSON,
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words oil thanks, uttered III voice mar
velously low and sweet, lingering pleas.
antly In bis ears.
Leslie did not dream what a lovely
picture she had made that morning Id
the eyes OF the young milllonaire-sland.
ing there In the tender light that was
still half shadow under the leafy boughB,
her soft white gown prettily defining q
little and graceful form, the bare head
covered with rich coils Of tawny hair that
waved In silky rings over q broad, white
forehead, and tho white straw hat, with
lie fluttering pink ribbons, Alled TO the
very bfim With blush ling, dew.wet roses.
Later, only few days ago, had come a
formal Introduction given by Mrs. Hard'
ing, and most reluctantly, 90 Ieslle clearly
OWNED by the cold, hard glitter In the
Widows black eyes, and the slight, but
sCorniul emphasis With which she uttered
the explanatory words tiny companion"
carefully added after Leslle's nalns.
An amused smile was Hugh Mansaeld'a
only recognition Of tho little trick, and
There was a light In bis handsome DARK
eyes as be took her hand that made Los.
lies heart unoonGClously beat quicker.
After that, In q proud, graceful little
way all her own, she quietly Syolded him
With all her dreanis--and Leslie wa
something Of a dreanetysHhe was not 70
mantle or simple.lninded enough 10 fancy
that he, tho llonlEed millionaire, would
think seriously Of q gill In her position
and Bhe was far too phre and proud 10 per
nit any attention from such 40 he tha
might DO lightly mlsconslfued,
And now, pacing The hhlngly beach
she knew, at last, that another feeling
stronger and deeper than pride alonI
urged her 10 fly from hls presence.
III could only leave here, Bho wa
saying 10 herself, with a kind q passion
ate rebellion against her fate, III coulC
only be free from the palm oil Beelpg HIN
and-Rnd knowing that he belongs to
different world from mine II ! nee
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
HAS SIZE COMMITrKD SUICIDE

Annie Eplein, age thirteen, OF No. 113
Water-sL, Brooklyn who employed a cash girl at
Rldleys dry goods store, discharged Saturday
account OF the swollen and ihfImed condition OF her
eyes. She went home In exceedingly despondent
condition ana her tears did not to make her eyes
any the less rcd. She had earned 81 week.
parents poor. this small represented much 10
them. Yesterday sne appeared melancholy and down
hearted but after dinner brls ltencd nd
said she would 20 out Tor walk when she reache Full
tOn-si. she met Policeman Farley, aud going up
10 him handed hun letter addrcssrd to ner Parents
Before he could stop her she ran toward the river
lie carried tue sttcr 10 her home. IL was written in
German. ana baue goodbye friends SAYING that
Dy the time the letter read che would u Heaven
description OF the gir gwen to The police mud
general alarm was seut out.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
RAnBI BRowYE To Als soCrAARy FeLEYDs

RABBI BROWNE To MS SOUfHERy FRIENDS
CHARLESTON. s. c., May 13.-Rabbi +. b. VI.
Browne of New York. lectured In this city Monday
evening upon tho Talmud before large audience
Discussing education among the ancient Hebrews.
the Tamudic motto: knowledge Is the sieate,t Of all
powers and education is above all human virtues he
spoke as follows:
And righ. here permit mo personal explanation.
Since I delivered my speech by tho side OF James q.
Blaine In the Fifth Avenue Hotel preachers meeting.
been aSsAled 10y the press and people OF tie -uth
for having left my former associates Tor the Republican
camp HE American I1d'it SPOKE with special
bitterness aboIt IL. Let Ine therefore assure us
audience that was indeed what that paper sys, VIII
Bourbon, before coming To York. love The 20 itl
and the southern people with the sncefest OF affections.
and pride myself that mlui-teT OF the Atlanta
Temple and editor OF me Jcir,sh s0mh va, lnsiru.
mental In giving present Congress tHe brightest Of
its southern members. that noblesOued Nat J. ham
mond to whom my sngle vot. secured the nomination.
cherish "a letter from the then speaker Mr. Randall,
thanking efforts strengthen the party ~ the
South. Yet no party follower and no pohtlcin,
bnt stool by Hammond because "a Trend Oi ielsDIs
liberty public educ ton When, however. tue Blr
bill passed bv the Senate, became less angry WIN
ny political opponents aid when Congress hest
taied TO accept the prOnerel ala to educate INC
ilteTates OF the Southern Statcs abandoned my me-
long political associates and went 10 the kepnb-
lican6-nOt because OF their being Republicans rather
In spite Of their being Republicans, but because they
have proven themselves fIlcnGs % elucatOu; aUt
a. the Jews, motto always education above @ll
the interests OF public education 10 mo above parry
and former fellowship IN t, sense closed my fliti
Avenue remarks with tho words: " The Repuhllcan
Iarty tho party Of elucatiOn aud by my vote tn3
White House shall never be changed into bachelors
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
THE SUNDAY TRIB UNE.

TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNK Of yesterday bore on its
sixteen pages a wealth of interesting features,
among which were reviews of General Logans
=" The Great Conspiracy" Flauberts SaammbO."
and budget of new novels London letter from
G.. w ;. about Earl Spencer. Paris letter about
Nine Szarvadys visit to the Queen of Osborne,
Rome letter about the reconciliation between the
King and the Pope, Washington letter on personal
and social TOPICS and "a Boston letter about CO.
operative schemes Pulpit and Pew, Art News and
Comments, hings that Are Talked of. In and Out
of the Theatre, Out of the Common Run, and The
Week in Society Current Anecdotes, Stories About
People Buying Horse, Juvenile Humor. l he Eng
lish Savage, and half a dozen poems The Coun-
tess GoerlItz" the story of a famous murder; art-
clos on yachting. baseball target practice, lacrosse
and cricket; National Guard news. JEFF Davis at
Fortress Monroe, Miss Wards circuit of the world !;
and numerous Others Leading news topics were:
FoEEIGN. Doom of the Home Rule bill n ma
jOrity against its second reading. - Lord Sails
bury crlticisng Mr Gladstone. - Mlsh5p to the
Galatea. - Fire on the steamship Nevada.
CoNGRi sS-Ihe House passed bill TO establish
q sub-rreasury at Louisville; Mr.. Hiscock de-
nOuuced the measure Il scheme to secure patron
age for Democrats.
DOMEsTIC.-Capture of the man supposed to have
thrown the bomb III Chicago. -, Organization
of strikers IN Philadelphia -. Damage caused
by the storm III ONO. ILLINOIS, Kansas Michigan
and other States. 60 | he Marquis de Mores III u
personal difficulty IN Miles CITY. - circus
ira,n wrecked near Binghamton. n. Y; two men
fatally hurt.
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-lhe jury in the
Jaehne case rendered verdict of guilty
at 110 Sunday morning. 80 Days COM
pany sailed 80 Barley Campbell eclarcd
20 have general parcsis - Death OF Colonel
s. w. benjamin. == cashier assaulted
by clerk. - Races at Cedarnurst. - Col
umbia College Athletic sports. - Probable
murder of a policeman. - father and daugh-
Ir.x nod fng thpr Trim nt hn U
Club to Ncrna. -=- Myers beats George again.
=- Gold value of the lega-tendrr silver dol ar
4l2l2 GraIns 76.O5 cents. -= Stocks dull and
lower early. but more than recovered and closed
strong.
Copies may still be had at the office or by mail.
Sixteen pages Prico 3 cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
TIE PAN-ELECTRIC INQUIRY.

WASHINGTON, May 16 (SpcciaD. The Pan.
Electric investigating Committee expects to compe,s
Its work this week. It has summoned the local man.
ager Of the Western Union Telegraph Company to pr
duce certain kilograms which passed between ca,.v
Young and others relative to Pan Electric matters Tia
manager declined to comply with the subpoena fir.
what was wanted Now however. 1t is understood tia,
only part OF the kilograms will be produced as tina
others called for been destroyed This may proys
fortunate for tho Pan-Electric officials Tle test.
mony has covered much that was non.
essential that few persons have followed
II closely. but the general Impression
appears be that every count In the indictment agn.
the implicated Government officials has been fully sis
tanned. The testimony OF Mr Van Bresen attorney or
the National Improved Company, confirming the preyi.
testimony Of the Rogerses that
Garland, while refusing to do anything himself, re-.
marked that tho SolctOrC would take tho
case, has caused much uneasiness TO these officials
Although the two Rogerses made good Impression when
the stand, tho vagarlcs OF the doctor have been
seized upon by "he syndicate OF Drigadiers" aaosi
the OF from the effects o. that
forward testimony Bdt Van Bre,en, VINO hai uOthin,
10 do with the RUgcrses side OF the Iin-Eectrc dispute
gives stronger testimony than the Roger-es themsycs
Irrespective OF other dOcumsntary cylIence IL IS
pectcd that there will be two reports from the commit
tee, though LOOKS fOr tho e1ohcTttlOh OF tho
Attorney General
The Democrats are now trying 10 distract attention
ging testimony by attacks on Sypner and
Hin. Inasnuch ~ the irsJ Information ia regard 10
attacks regarded even 10y some Democrats az silly.
However IL all the Pan Electric conspratOrs oOsAly
aegc against these two men were true, u ~Ol Ia no
wav lessen the guilt OF 1.-THE syndicate OF southern
brln
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

PRESIDENT PITTS SEES NO SIGNS OF BRIBERY
COUNSEL FEES.

PRESIDENT PITTS SEES NO SIGNS OF BRIBERY
COUNSEL FEES.
lrIor TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TIIDUNE-
ALBANY, May 16.-" think" SAID President
Pitts OF the Senate few days ago, "that the record OF
this Legislature is as clean bucks tooth, have lot
seen the evidences OF distribution of any money
any that has been long about Legislature as
have 1t about 1t reaches AL
bany. don't believe there has been any bribery and
doubt If 1t has been attempted"
Mr. Davidson OF the Mechanics and Trad
ers' National Bank recalled an incident
OF Abraham lincoln's life when talking
some days ago OF legislative life. When Mr.. Lincoln
was on his way from Springfield to washin ltou to be
inaugurated he stopped for a few hours in Albany.
There was great political excitement at the time and he
was induced address the citizens OF Albany from tho
seps OF the Old Capitol lie glossy new stove
pipe hat which he had bought in Chicago. When he
stepped forward to make his speech he removed this hat
his head aud carefully pat upon the steps back
or him. lie surrouD led by Senators and Assembly
men. In interval of his speech Mr.. Lincoln stopped
moment 10 drink glass OF water. and before re-
friend, giancing hrst at the rcspleni-
ent "stove-ppe" and tnen at the members OF the
Legislature: % Do you think it's safe . ,.ou
Of legislative expenses, here are some inter-
estihg Items: The LII of Charles L. Miller, or the
counsel to the Gibbs Investigating Committee, amounts
S6,5OO; and that OF John H. Strahan. hi. Fellow
counsel, to the same amount The committee had add-
tional expenses TO the amount OF $1,000. Henry T..
Trcmain counsel OF tho Gilbert Gas Investigating Com
nttee has put bill amounting to gill l07 II for his
Mr. Tremain was one OF the agltators or the
Gas Consumers' As-octaton The expert accountant OF
the Gilbert Committee has a bill amounting to 5000
The Finance Committee has introduced Dill ap
proprianz 100000 to pay the expenses or the GODs
fonmittee the Gilbert Committee aud other commit
The Legislature will have To audit the Oil OF
the Senate Railroad Committee incurred In investi.
eating tho Broadway Surface Railway Company. This
bill amounts $4,000 THIS expense is not included
IN the appropriation OF SOoooo.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
THE FIXTURE OF MRS OKEEFFE'S SUIT
NOT DISCOURAGED BY REFEREE NASHs DECISION.
A TRIBUNE reporter called Saturday night at


A TRIBUNE reporter called Saturday night at
Mrs O. eefe's honse No 1856 MadisOn-ave. TO ask II
she had about Referee Sashs decision IN
her suit against X. Wiuans. II have been greatly
ANNOYED" she bgeau "by the newspaper talk about my
case and the reflections in 1t my personal character
The result OF the reference not surprise to me-
Judge Curtis my lawyer told all through the case
that Mr. Nash would decide against Ire irrespective OF
the evidence; that his relations with the defendant
were professionally and socially that nc would nat
uray 60 against me- and that my only chance was In the
the Court of Appeals shall certainly appeal the case
Judge curtis advises IL and 1 expect to have all my
friends stand by III that step deny einphatically
defepdant or tna ever authorized my counsel to do
The only overture know OF IN the whole matter came
from the other side. | consented TO having the case
tried before "A account Of the privacy huth
course was supposed carry with it. But everything
has been made public and wish had gone usual
In the ordinary You OidD't know any law.
and my first counsel David N Porter. mised me. sec
that OF the papers say got SZO.ooo
In settle ement with the defendant never got dollar.
What's NOR, am not tryiu to get any damages.
don't ask tor alimOny. | am supporting myee1
very nicely now IN New-Nork and want only divorce.
pnre and simple have perfect confidence that
IL "A good one The side have had detectives fol-
10 wing ne for year both the states and III England,
to Try and ni loophoe OF escape, but they have not
succeeded scarccly hope To get decision from the
Court OF Appeals before next May sua i've mere III
New-York III the MEANWHILE
Mrs. O'Keehe Is "a large. rather handsome, blonde
En- uglishwOinan and dresses styshy. she spoke with
grea deberntioD anu seemed TO be rather indifferent
about present setback.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
TEARING DOWN AN OLD WALL-SE BUILDING
The old three storled house, No. 81 Wal-st.,


now being down to be replaced by tall pile for
banking room and Offices has a rather interesting his
tory. 1t built long $40, and for ten
fifteen years the headquarterslof many we-knOwn
banking firms. Prime. Ward King did business
until their about lSi5. The Metropolitan Bank
had its quarters of the lower floors for
years, and before moving out In 1892 went through
severe the part Of its country correspondents
The banking house of Jandon & Company had Offices
there $50. Since lS5i 1853 the tenants
have been chiefly lawyers and many well-known
have figured Its od-fashoned directory board. Suther
land Mcneil hal Offices there In 1852. In 1853 the
Judge OF the city Court. position which he held until
few years ago. On his departure the firm OF Mcneil.
Willard q Anderson was form d. Cldu1ius l.. Mcneil,
the senior member became thief Justice or the Superior
Court and died III office. HIS Ambrose Mcneil. Is
Willard second membcr went South Reconsruc-
and made Chef Justice of the supreme
Court Of South Carolina Albert Ca dOzO employed
No. 5i law clerk and hai his Offices there when
lie became partner OF Hilton. Lot g. Clark the Dis
tIic Attorney BrOOHlyD al the Of the famous
Nellie BaudD trial, was another OF the tenants. l..
EilcTy Anderson, OF tie firm OF AHdtrsGn d Mann the
chairman OF the County Democracy County Committee;
j. Adrlance Bush, James Il SkMan. the specialist on
the reform OF the unacy law; UIshoclcr & Underhill
and DcGroot, Kaws & stafford all turned out tho
other day when The alterations weIc begun.
The old building belonged 10 the COster ana Prime
estates aud sold TO The Central Trust Company
$39OOOO The new buidihg will be 80 feet wide and
ll5 feet deep and will not be comp eted for year.