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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-02
ANINNOyArION

In New Years Calls rhe Reception at ths
Young Msn'E Christian ABAop collation..
The good old custom Of making and re-
ceiylhg New Years calls did not prevail
to any noticeable extent yesterday as was
previously announced would be the case.
There were not probably, half q dozen pfi-
yate houses in the city whore there we're
ladies receiving formally. ThtIs ladie"
however, we're beslsgei with callers and
warmly compliuentsd for adherlng 70 the
custom, which, although II has been pbuI.
ed in the past to certain extent, Is ono
Of the prettiest and best ever sanctioned
by the tickle goddess, Society. In addition
10 thess open houses a number OF ladies
we're at home Informally last evening and
smiled graciously on intrinsic and favored
friends.
There being 80 few places 70 cali, the
objective point Of 3 large number OF The
gentlemen OF the city was the Young
Mems Christian Associations building,
where the Association kept opsn house
from to D O'Clock, assisted by q
number Of ladies 81 the Women'S
Union Benevolent Society and corps
Of charming young ladies'. The call:
ers yeic numerous and the. we leone
received was 80 warm and sincere
that one was instantly put at his ease and
entered fnlly into the enjoyment oil the
affair Of which, too many nice things can.
not be raid. The ladies drew on their
private resources most literally In deco
rating the rooms aud furnishing the tables
with 8 most Appetztng repasit
and not on any. society fund
as imagined by some. The patlorS were
prettily hung With green foliage and
lowers were also used fnde0orating. The
callers were very numerous until 0 O'Clock
when there was o lull, but at I O'Clock
there was another rush that continued
Until the affair was over. II was admira'
bly managed throughout. The caller was
greeted 6y the Association officers and
passed over 10 tho ladies' who did their
best 10 entertain and as matter, oil course,
succeeded In every case. FhS yoHng
ladies did most OF the entertaining In the
conversational line, but the older ones, At
least equSlled them when the caller ar
rived at the tables, Everywhere there
prevailed good feeling and . destre that
eyeryous should feel happy at The out
start Of the Kew Year anyhow. The gen.
tIenen OF the Association expressed them
selves q being under the deepest 1blga-
tons 10 the ladies'.
The following ladies we're present: Mes.
danes ]. j. Jones, Morgan L. OF, William
F. Butler, X. W. HaGlett, NJ. b. MetcAlf,
W. A, Wilson, John FroW, N. D. Scott, r.
Leighton, Robert Wells, s. L Martin, j. p.
Rogers, ]. g. Hoffman, j., W. A. Topp,
Joseph Metcali, Robert White, George K.
McMechen, Misses Mary Vance, Sue Met.
calf, X. A. Lewis, Kate Allison, Mary Nc
Kee, NJ. \. Butler, Jessie Dates, Mary
DiCEey, Zoe Mcclure, Ida and Mary Frew,
Miss Lamb, Of EeWbays, Laura Schandin,
Lula Bayha, Elisa and Nettie Armstrong,
Emma stanin, Emma Kline, Ida Combs,
Louise HaVetStiCk, Daisy Scott, LILY Nc.
Phall and Annie Tboburn,
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Mrs, James Graham is visiting friends
in Pittsburgh.
About 5000 has been subscribed to the
Y. NJ. @. A. fund in this city.
George Gillespie, Of the 9, & P. Train
Dispatchsrg office, Wellsyille, is in the
city.
Mrs. james Hutchinson, Of Brilliant, Is
in the city visiting Miss Lsonie Harlem
stein,
J.BIu, who hal been visiting friends
in the Second ward, returned home TO
Pittsburgh yesterday.
John Baker, formerly Superintendent
OF the Street Railway, has bsen reap
pointed, in place Of Chris. Bippus, re-
signed
The Bellaire Nail Works and the steel
plant were in full blast yesterday, but
will close to-day to take account oil stock.
Some OF the nailers express the opinion
that by the ls;h inst. all Of the nail tActo-
ries will be In operation on the old terms.
The Troll brothers, Of St, Olsirsville,
who recently bought the st, @. N. g. rail-
road, will thoroughly repair II In every
particular, and make 1t what 1t ought to
b., the best and quickest way TO reach st.
Claisville from this city. These young
gentlemen have pluck and ability.
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Miss May Connely, OF Short Greek, Is a
guest Of Miss Ella Hill, Of this town.
Amos Beed has been acting as a special
policeman for tho past three days oil this
week.
Business pretty generally was suspended
yesterday and all apparently enjoyed
themselves.
The only inhabitants OF the lookup New
Years eve were three tranpS who were
lodged there for drunkenness and general
misbehavior.
The Lederkranx Singing Society gave
an entertainment on New Years eve at
Helnlan's Hall which was grand success,
and all who attended returned home well
Satisfied with the exercises.
Marshal Joe MCConnaughy, who was
maliCiously shot Ave weeks ego, took his
New Years dinner at Col. j. W. Hills
Imperial Hotel yesterday. The Marshal's
many friends Welcomed his appearance
again on the streets. He looks somewhat
the wore for wear" being compelled 10
carry cane, with his left arm In sling,
but Ia rapidly regaining strength.
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Il. IL. ALBRIGHT,
Superintendent OF Carriers.


This weeks bulletin Issued from the Of.
Zee OF the Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation contains the following announce,
mentst Hon. G. W. Atkinson will con-
duct the Sunday school teachers meeting,
TO be held at 8 o'clock this evening. All
teachers and adult scholars are invited
The topic for the young mems meeting at
1880 o'clock this evening will be, "Do
you desire . happy New Year," Ps. 81:
81. The meeting for young men at
o'clock Sunday afternoon will be held 10.
morrow as usual. The attendance Of
these meetings Ia large and Is continually
increasing. Last week there were seventy
present. A very large attendance 10 an
tlcipaLed tomorrow; all young nep are
invited. There will be meetings every
evening during the coming Week Of
Prayer at 0 o'clock.
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A NoTApLe EVENT
Ia Social Lluo-La.r nights Full Drs''
Hop,

Ia a Social LIuo-I.aSr Nights Full Dress
Hop,
The most notable celebration oil New
Years Day that took place yesterday
Judged from society standpoint, was the
full dress hop that was given at Franz
Aeim's Hall Inst evening, In point Of
fact It was the most disiiHguc social event
that has taken place in Wheeling this sea-
IoT, and i! Is doubtful II like affair ever
took place that was more heartily
Al i9yfd BY all participating The
hop was the outgrowth Of a &C.
ries Of pleasant gatherings that have been
held this season at the houses OF the mem
berS OF Progressive EuOhre CLUB, the
msioIi,y Of whom are married people
adde's and gentlemen who were once lead
ers in Wheeling society, but who, utter
marriags, allowed themselves to BIO crowd
ed into the background, That they made
a mistake in thus allowing their places to
be usurped was evident last evening, ior o
merrler crowd it'would have been hard to
conceive. ,
Kramer furniahed the music as he used
10 uU III luu 9uhib kOlAO W ee't .NAN'A'A w
,bgys and that II visa lnspiriLipg, goes
without saying. The ladies, costumes
we're in every case worthy Of spC Clsl note
and their soft tintS served TO make the
room bright and gay, Az o'clock sup
psr was served in the hall By tho Gale
Brunswlck: cold meats, chicken GRO
quettes, fried oysters creams aud ices, fruits
ETC. nicely prepared ruadea most tempting
repast and made the hop Q complete sue
cess In every detail,
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. George Wiso, Mayor and Mrs. Jacob
". Grub6, Mr.. aud Mira. T. y. Mofatr
Msior and Mrs. Thomas II. Norton, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Walker Peterson, DR., and
Mrp. 4. =. Hustled, Mr.. and Mrs. 9. Ed
Ne ndel, Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank J. HearnCr
Mr.. and Mrs. y. W. FfanEhelm
Mrs. Dalzell, Mrs. ECLolG, Miss
Virginia Psndleton.. Miss Mamie Cor
nell Of Chicago, Miss Mamie Meade
Miss Ids Harden, Mrs. Ida Lenkard. Nils.
Annie HogR OF Uadiz, and MeEsrs. HULL
hen Q1arrler, s. u. Harrison, ". u. Nc
Mechen, George Vsrdy, viii pelaplaip,
Earl W. Oglebny, Edward FranSheiE
D. Z. Stalnaker, and Camden Summers, oil
Clarksburg,
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straD gers In the City aud Wheeling FOIk'
Abroad.

Abroad.
Mis- r, W. Nelson, Of Bellaire, spen
New Years day with Island relatives.
Mics Eta l.ewip, OF Chicago, is VISITING
her aunt, Mrs. Kate Mcdonald, in tht
Second ward.
Miss Katie Kress, Of Allegheny, Is Walt
ing Mr.. Chris. StUGllr's family on Seven
teenth street.
Misses Sadie and Mollio Fitton, Of this
city, are visiting their uncle, Mr.. James
Filton, at Bellaire.
Mics Maud Mcdonald, Of Wylie avenue,
Pittsburgh, Is visiting her sister, Mira.
Sharp, on Market street.
Miss Jennie Ogden, Of PsrkeIsburE, Is
tho guest OF Misses Annie and Lizzie
Meyer, Of the South Side.
Miss Alice Beaumont, one Of Hines-
yille's pleasant young ladies, is the, guest
OF Miss Louise Cummins.
Capt. W.. II. Davis, Of Brooke county,
an old pilot, who recently returned from
Cincinnati, spent New Years day in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Platoff Zane entertained a
number OF friends at dinner at their cosy
residence In Pleasant Valley yesterday.
The menu was quite an elaborate one.
Col. Chill W. Hazard, the well known
ex.soldler, orator and editor Of the Mon.
ongahela City Republican, vas in the city
Yesterday, the guest OF Mr.. w. b. Howell,
Of the Howell House.
In consequence OF the reorganization Of
the Erie, Pa, Daily DiIpaich, on account
Of change OF ownership, blr. Dana l..
Hubbard, OF this city, retireB from his po-
sition as editor in chief
Capt. George Noirington. an old B. 4 o.
conductor and train dispatcher, who has
been visiting friends in the city, left last
evening for Columbus, where he 10 at
present engaged In railroadinR.
Mr.. Henry seamon entertained Enum.
Der Of his employees and special irie. dis al
his residence on Water street last even.
ing. A sumptuous suppe. was spread, 10
which ample Justice was done by all pres.
emit.
Mr.. Camden Summers, OF Clarksbufg,
arrived in the city yesterday and spent
the day very epjoyably with old friends.
Mr. Summers during his residenCe here
under the old Estate administration
achieved an enVlable popularity.
Miss Mamie Leighton entertained a
number Of friends In an elegant manner
at her fathers residence on Chaplihe
street, South Side, last evening. Pro-
gressive euChre was the feature Of the
evening. Refreshments were served OF
the conclusion OF the game.
Mr.. Samuel Alexander, q we'll known
dramatic scent, was In the city yesterday
arranging iCr the appearance at the Opera
House next Saturday afternoon and even.
ing Of Miss Kate Claxtou, Ia "Called
Back" with the original Madison Square
scenery and very strong cast.
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WE rERRE HAUrE FACTORY.
Intsrssting kumoFs OanSSrBinE the strike.
Shnt Down.

shat Down.
The Terre Hauts Express Of Thursday
says: Cards have been posted at the Nail
works stating that the mill has shut down
for an indefinite period, and that the en-
ployes should be paid Saturday. Last
Saturday was the regular pay day, and 1t
is understood that the notice implies the
weeks wages due the men from last pay
day,
significance by the striking nhilers. The
monthly meeting Of the Western Nail
Association will be held In few days,
and some OF the men express the belief
that the strike will be declared of at that
meeting, aud the nail works will resume
in full force again.
"Ifthe mill accedes to the nailera scale,
will that affect the new nail llcompanyT
an Express reporter asked gentleman in
terested in the new mill.
He replied that he could not say as 70
that, A portion Of the members are will
ing To purchase the works at the old COM
pany's fureP, $4,000, but the majority
think 100000 Is about the right figure.
The stock has been all taken to purchase
the mill at $4,000. The remainder OF
the stock Wss taken by two men from out;
eide Of the city, men who are experienced
in the business,
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WORTHY TEsrowA1
or Handsome Gtft-st. y. j. Norton Pre-
sented wish GoidhsAdsd Cane.

Of Handsome Gft-Mr. n. j. Norton Pre-.
sented wish GoidhsAdsd Cane.
The ability Of Mr.. Fred. j. Norton as.
sisted by his estitnablo wife to run a no.
tel in a satisfactory manner Is recognised
not only by the travelling public as the
register at the New Mcclure will demon.
stfate, but also by the help employed
about the place. II Is always the case
that any enterprise will succeed when
there Il q perfect good feeling
between employer and employees
and that this feeling prevails at
the Mcclure was illustrated yesterday
morning by two very happy presentations
that were made ID MI. and Mfs. Norton. II
was about II O'Clock When Chief Clerk
Harrison, with CONSERVATION depicted on
his fascinating eountenance, summoned
Mr.. Norton 10 the dining room in hot
haste. Wondering what dire calamity had
beiallen the New Years dinner Mr., Nor.
ton lost no time Ia putting In on appear.
ance. He found assembled there all the
male help and number Of the gentleman
boafdefS. Mt. Harrison, bfscing himself
for the ofatotiCal effort oil his life, said:
nSik;-With this morning comes the
birth Of tile New Year and we, your EN-.
pioyeS, the male portion, have assembled
here 10 extend 10 YOU our heattlest greet.
ihss and not for O late bfeakiast-the
doors are closed. We have selected for
yot a little trille ~ q token oil our high
esteem and friendships before We adjourn
10 make cur annual 'sweatoh allow us
10 present you with this cane"
And with these remarks Mr.. Harrison
passed over a very pretty ebony, gold
headed cane. Nj. Norton tnutmured his
thanks and then called on Col. j. NJ.
Rutherford 70 respond for him more
fully, which the Colonel did In q fellcl.
lious style. A general hAnd-shaking fol-
lowed
About the same time Mrs. Norton was
summoned 70 the linen room and pre-
sented, BY the female help, with hand.
some plush dressing case. Like her hus.
band, she Was delighted with this mark Of
regard
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JUsr RECEIVED, a large stock Of ladies'
Switches, Bangs and Hair Rfohts.
W. P. BACiiMAN, 1923 Main street.
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A ZIG wALKIN0 MATCH
which wheeling Win Probably Have
Chance to witness,

which HhRellns win FTVoapLy hh'o y
Chance to witness.
One year ago yesterday afternoon the
Island roller skating rink was opened. 1t
was the frat rink built and opened in this
city for that purpose and 1t caught the
cream Of the boom. It will bs remem'
bered that the craze ragged tn wonderful
extent and inside Of mOnLh,two or three
Of the dozen or 30 Kinks that are now to DO
found within q radius OF five miles from
this Office were in tho course Of COnstruc'
ton and the rest followed speedily. This
amount Of money that was expended for
this popular exercise and amusement dur
the INST five months Of tho year 1880
almost dehes computation or estimation
The Island rink was openedby DR.. Q A.
simons, oil New York. In ono shortmonth
he sold out, having inside during that time
a very comfortable little pile. II 10 Proba'
BILE that no other rink ever made IN o
single month the money that ne did.
Yesterday he arrived In the city from New
York again this timO MISUNDERSTANDING
IN his llehu. ~ - tuIH' hb'4 HhJp k'SS
you please walking match at one Of tho
Kinks. In March next . biz walking
match 10 to take place at tho Madison
SQUARE Garden in New York. There are
entered for this race the following noted
pedestrians: Weston, Dan 0'Leary, Fitz'
gerald, the ex.Nsw York city alderman,
with 4 record Of GIO miles in elk days,
Hurry, With q record Of $50 miles In like
time and who Is booked for the winner at
the Madison Square race, George Guer.
REQ, the winner Of tho Cotton diamond
belt and who won $1,000 in wheeling a
barrow from San Francisco to New York
inside ntsix month";, his record being five
months aud tEelty.fouF days, and
Tom MoiRE, Of Scotland, tho cham
pion short distance runner These
six celebrities anxious TO keep In practice,
have agreed to come here aud walk dur.
inv the week commencing on the 18th,
provided plaCs in which TO walk can BIZ
secured. Dr. Gimons will offer 4 purse Of
s., 900 in purses Of $500, $500 Ind 500,
and five per Cento tho gross gatS receipts
to the fourth man. A match Of this kind
would probably take here.
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The change Ct The humorous character
OF negro mlnstrelsy which MI. HaVerly
has inauHurated In his Acknowledgment
minstrelS has given new impetus 10 this
popular form ot angLPment. The grosser
character Of the variety clement is utterly
discarded. In JUS plEGe has been intro:
duCed . dainty and effective touch Of
humor, which Is exempli6ed by Haverly's
burletdues and his aide.splitting satlres
on the yagaries Of the day. "The Mikado'
the present musical rage, has not escaped
the unique touch OF Haverly's comedians.
They btrlesaue 1.-THE MiksdoH in most
uproarous way yet retains much Of the
identity OF Gilbert & SulliYan'g work.
The muslC 10 correctly rendered, and 1t Is
easy TO picture what a laughable burleEque
Haverly's artiEts will make Of the trio
iaThreS Little Maids from School" In the
original work, "The Oi.Gar.DO, or the
town Of Kalamazoo" y sufficiently sug'
Restive. It's "Katle.Shaw,p Us rLuln
Lump and "KrAnky Too,' with their
clever treatment, are quite suggestive Of q
conyulsive entertainment. The fact that
Hayerly's Company are 10 give much Of
the original music will win for them a
special set Of patrons.
The Ctasg family, those curious aero.
b1tic fellows who do their marvellous
work without dIYesling the lines Of their
full dreSs attire, are ANNOUNCED for some
new work. Qie feature Of the lengthy
programme Is the Pythian Knights pa.
rade, q great pageant introducing a bril-.
= at sword drill, intricate marching and
the beautiful marching song dedicated 10
the uniform rank Knightsof Pythiss. The
names Of the company are among the
great chiefs In minstfelBy.
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Is. GooDa Co. sell dry goods The cheapest.


TUE Great Tall Trio-the Robinson
Brothers-St the Chapline street rink tnls
afternoon and evening. Admission, adults,
b ceniai children. 10 cAnts.
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uMnosE GAN IT pE;D
The CalrOllI tsjOJAbls Farce comedy q.
the opera House.

The UAfrSilp tnjoJAbls Farce Comedy d
the opera House.
The Opera House was packed upstairs
and down yesterday afternoon, and an.
other large audience was within its walls
last night. Tho attraction was the Car.
rolls, u. NJ, Edwin II. and Richard y,
and a hne company, in Whose Can II
Be7d described AS written Tin three
Quesses,n The play and tho characters
are besl described BY printing In full the
novel cast on the programme, g iolloNsl
Iopatitl 0'S,lllitdn, Edwin H. CARROLL
avalls himself Of the sole opportunity,
since bis recent marriage, Of yentllatlng
IFS splits, both animal and alcoholic,
with lavish freedom. His vile, AnIlid
OiSuliitdh, Marie Mulook,l aroused
through extreme Jealousy, 70 numerous
vague suspicious, abruptly terminates her
sojoufn In the country and unexpectedly
returns home, accompanied BY Bldhth
Sanlty, lGeWongo Mobock,l her 1lSter-a
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The race at the Capitol rink last even
Ing between jesse B1Ikett, Of this city
and Chris. Faulkenstine, Of MCKeespofti
was the mcst interesting and exciting ever
witnessed In Wheeling rink, The crowd
which witnessed II was as large, with
possibly one or two exceptions, as any
ever seen in this rink. Faulkenstine
claimed o foul, and after some discussion
the race was declared o draw, and 1t was
ruled that 1t must be skated again some
NIGHT next week.
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DANCING Academy at GetmahiA Hall,
corner Fourteenth and Market streets
Bfol. John Mullen will commence his sec
ond tefm on Tuesday, January 8, 1880.
Afternoons for ladies, misses and masters
from 8 10 5P.N; evening Tor gentlemen
and ladies, 3 10 10 o'clock P. n. VIII con.
tinue Tuesdays and Thursdays Of each
week, II thef6 10 q reasonable number
over expenses. The Professor hopes OIL
Wishing 10 learn 10 dance would visit him
at The SboTe place or address No, 30 Six.
tenth street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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ninpi n. BlAelhOait, SKIN Blem!lhei and HAby
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IJumpty pumpty sat ON the wall,
HumpTy pumpty had q great fall,
When oil the doctors had failed him 70 cure
Il Jabobi OIL healed certain aud sure.
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Little Harry Eplner, the ydl known
fast boy skater, ten years old and small
even for bis age, will skate rSue at the
Chapline street rink tonight against one
Of the Robinson brothers, the Iowa Giants.
This will bs the funniest race ever seen.
Besides this, the Giants will give their
usual performance.
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF KOOlOns, being com:
plete line OF Snltlngs, PantalOOnlngs and
0TercOatlngs, which We shall get up In
ilrst.class style and III, and at lowest
prices. Also, d full line Of Furnishing
oOOuS Al"A'' ~ many b. HESS 4 SONS.
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ABOUT three years ago the agent for
Acker's English Remedy lrst CALLED at
this town, and since then the number Of
testimonials that have been sent 10 Logan
& Co., and Charles Menkemeller con.
corning the merits Of the Remedy, and the
many cures effected surprises them. They
wish II 10 be thoroughly understood that
for Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Group,
Whooping Cough, all Phthisical troubles
they have never knewn its equal, and pos.
itivelY guarantees iii TTHE4w
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WE have complete stock Of selected
Diamonds from original packages, ind
are prepared to OiIerspGClGl inducements
JACOB W. GRUBB.
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NEW YEARS stjiCtDE.
A FatmsT Near Dsthany does To . Good
Deal Of Troubis TO Xiii Himself

Deal OF EFouple 70 hui hiaeh
About haltpast seven o'clock yesterday
morning, John Passed., farmer living
about mile beyond bethany, shouldered
his ann and told bis vile he was going 10
Zee a neighbor. He had gone lees than a
hundred yAtds from his house when he
placed the butt Of the gun against face,
the nuGzle 10 his head, and with stick
pushed the trigger. Death is believed to
have been instantaneous. passed. leaves
numerous family. lie was between 40
and 50 years Of age. No reason Is given
why he desired 70 end his life, The affair
has created sensation 10 the neighbof.
hood, and IL the subject Of much specula-
linn.