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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

tOCh AND hAFleipc-tS - H""ASs
Parker 8 Co. Richmond
~ Sf-,a,~erv Court
Rawlings and Wide. trustees O"'"'''
Nv virtue OF a decree op,ercd In the above
named cause on Juno %. 1874 TIE UNDERMINED
speciaI commissioners thereby appointed, VIII
sell by auction. % tho promises, on
TUESDAY, OcrosEs l6. 1889,
ats o'clock 2. NJ, the PROPERTY described IN
said decree az follows: That CERTAIN LOT "
LAND fronting - feet on tbs north limo ~ BOYD
street between ifaDcork and Harrison streee
and running back if5 feet, with \ NEW FkAhE
DWELLING containing four NOM. Now rcot-
ing 70 n good tenant ats0 per month.
Terms: ono third cash; balance ~ six ana
twelve months, with per cent interest added,
and title retained by ne Court until all pnrchase-
money Is paid and conveyance f. oriered
b. RAND. WELLfORD,
HILL CARTER,
special Commissioners.
RAWLINGS 8 ROSE, Auctonocrs.
PARKER & Co. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST RAWLINGS
AND Ala. DEFgNDASTS-lN TIE NHANCHhh
COURT OF fBE CITY OF RICHMOND.
|. Charles W. GOddin. clerk 81 sad court GER
tify that the bond required Of the go iai com-
rnissioners by the decree in said cause OF Juno
sl 1855. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this l0th day Ocioh'r'
fSS& ,,.,,.
ocu CHARLES W. "OpDi y
DUBLIC SALE OF STANTON
4 RIVER LAND.-In puHsuance % tae prov''
sions Of tao deeds o. trugt executed by Nsjar
Charles = Darlington AMI his vito. recorded in
the clerks Orice 81 Halifax County tuuf'. "a
Deed Book No a. pages 80 AMI $50, ati osing
thereto required by fho beneficiary, ihe under
eiened will sell 10 tho hghSst bidder by puolic
AUCTION, on the premises on
FRIDAY, OCr0BER g. iSS&
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known ~
"MILDENDO.'
county. Va, Immediately on stanton river, ard
contains I 90 ACRKS
The Iand i OF excellent quality, VEL adaptoi
20 the growth " grain, tobacco anu oiher cioi@,
aud is Ia good stfte Of cultivation.
The tract contains largo proportion on love
grounds ia a bigh state ~ fsfiiiy. ana aIs) 3
large body In original forest OF tho Finest oal
timber. 1900.
mo improvements consist Of n LARGE AND
CONMODtOUS DWELL N0-HotSk, w'th the
usual out-buildiuga. while Toe farm Is Pr5v.dai
win al necessary stgbies, corn-hofso% naflts,
AMI other buildings required for large plan-a-
zion.
offered flr saie cOnaisfs az 40 lNDlA lPkD
THREE- FOURruS INTEREST IN Figs aud
TWO.THIgOS Interest Ia remainder OK tho
remaining fourth.
TgHMs. one fourth of tho pgrcaase money
viii b. required o. be paid in cash, anil on no
rssifue a crodtt ~ ono ani two years 1911 Bee
given. the purchaser executing negotiable notes
therefor, with interest from day ot sale aiicd
A. soon a. the terms ~ lho sale are compiled
with decd % the land will be made io 60 pur-
chaser, AMI p decd ~ trust lakan theroon %,
further security for the Deferred 'n,tiinents
y. G. NEAABlE,
JOHN W. NELLY,
August o. 1854 Trustees.
au p
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NOTICE-HAvING SOLD TO DR.
y j. N. WHITfIEI.D, Of this city, Az IN
TEREST IN ~ DRUG BUSINESS, at No. 7O5
east Broad street. wish 70 annsunce Tue same,
and T. thaak M frieEds and iae public i0E taeir
patronage 10 The past: also. 70 ask a continuance
os the same tor tae nsw hrm. All indebted 20
mo are kindly eQaested 10 s5ttle tleir accounts
Very respectfully, r. 4. HATCH.
kICHMOSp. VA, october s, lsse-
NOTlCE.-The undersigned respectfully an
nOunco 70 ne puolic nat they have entered into
n CO partneFshap Tor the puspose o. conducting
a drue bssiness under INT arm name Of HATCH
a WHITFIELD az No 706 east Broad strcet,
Richmond, Va, h. y. HATCH.
J. N. WHfTFfELD, n. ID.
RICHMOND, VA. October 8 iss4 oc e-ot
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1 GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
~ GREATEST HISTORICAL PICTURE or
THECENTURY, ~tNAUGRAfION or JkfFER-
son DAVIS as President OF the Confederate
S.a.es from q photograph taken on the spoi.
Just out. size u picture. 225A inches SQpies Oy
mall 81 5p MATTHEW ItEBNEY.
Proprietor, 500 secood streetN W,
oc 13lt' Washington, D. G.
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These ANIMALS have been selected with care.
and this sale affords e good opportunity 70 those
fishing To- nurrhase T. b. COOK,
80 10 Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

SALE OF VALUABLE
Z REAL RsTATE.--By virtue Of a deed Of
trust executed by he late Mrs +. y. Carrngton.
aud recorded in the clerks ONCE Of Char otte
County court, We will sell Ut public auction, on
the promises, on
THE sTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1889,
that we'll known aud truiy-yeiuaDle TRACT OF
LAND lying on tho waters OF stanton riyor. in
the county OF Charlotte. known as Hb0EWAf.
containing 10 ACkE-, 30 OF which arc first
class low grounds.
The dwelliug-houss Is II brick, with twelve
rooms. conveniently arranged. with closets,
store rooms. &c. aud Is surrounded " Doau-
tiful and well-Eept AVN and garden.
The farm buildings ara ample and the place
may DO offered in two parcels with improve
ments on each.
For more particular Information address Mr..
John w. clam, Aspen Wall, Va. or myself az
Hampc sydney, Va
TERMS: VIII BIO made known on day Of sale.
A. Il. VKSABLE,
Trustee.
W. c. CARRISGTON.
&C Sa,Tu&Thtis Substituted Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

Real Estate AuctiOnoer@
A UCTION SALE OF THAT EXCEL
"A LENT DWELLING No. 5J3 EAST LEIGH
STREET, WITH HANDSOME VACANT LOf At
DO sold, on the premises, at ~
o'clock p. Nj, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER q, 1853.
tho above-deacribcd REALLY PLEASANT,
WELI-ARRA NGiD DWELLING. md admirably
located with reioronce o tho centre OF business.
containing twelve rooms, cellar ani attic. hot
aud cold watcr, BATH &C.; i0t idNI feet 10 an
alley len tsot wide tho VACANT LOT may be
sold separately n deemed host.
And al ~ clock A. "a. on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER ~. 1888,
will DE SOLD all tho HOUSEHOLD FL 3NTrURE.
consisting Ok Plush Parl1r Suis, Hat Rack, Black
Walnut Chamber Sets, elegant Mahogany >ido-
board and CHINA Closet Brussels and Tapestry
Carpets, POrtiere, Lounge. stove. and Kitchen
Furniture, &c, &C. Nc., wOrihyOf attention
Terms: OF real estate. made known al sale
cash f.r personally. APPERSON A co,
Real Estate AuCiiOnoers.
Sale OF personally conducted by &. Il COOK.
oc II
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By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctoueors, and Brokers'
No. 3 north Tenth street

10Y VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
4 } u trust of record I'm the clcrS'7 onice OF
Richmond Chancery Court. in eed-Book ll3 b,
mage l. default having been made in the paw
menf OF the debt thereby secured, and being fr-
quired 10y the holder thereof 80 to DO, ~ VIII
cell by auction. upon the promises, ON
TUESDAY, ocrOBke i6. ISIS.
nj ~ o'clock r. ". that FRAME DWELLING
No. 5l3 west Cathcrino street The Lot has
front ~ "A GIG feet on the south line Of Cattle
riue street and extends back between parallel
lines 100 foot 20 an alley feet inche, wide.
Tho Dwelling contains soyen rooms, in fair
order, and Ia now rented 10 o tenant ~ fl2 per
month. Property ia this section rents well and
really.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 90 dofrny expense Of
sale ami a note Of $500 with ac rued interest N
about eighteen months.
LOUIS BROOM, Trustee.
CHEWING & R0sE. Auc'ioneers. oc IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

WANTED, statesmen FOR
" ii.hmoud and FOR ovory town ia VIRGINIA,
Maryland. West Yirginis, and North Carolina for
our STANDARD PETIT LEDGER Sells 10 sight
Cpurocadentad surcsaR Profits liberal Ad-
dre'ss m 9ucc GEORGE 4. BAKER x CO..
o. l8 ylt29-8t' SOush Bend, lad.
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NO. BOG EAST BROAD STREET.
KEAA ESTATE ar PRIVATE SALE.

4 FIRST-CLASS FRANKLIN n
IA STREET RESIDENCE near Fousheo Va
street cnH Dc bought AZ reasonable nguros
Those meaning business Will apply for psrticu-
lars 10 y. W BOWK.
Oc I3-eOd3t Real Estate and Loans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

4 RARE CHANCE TO MAKE A
"A FINE INVESTMENT 10 some Of the most
valuable and desirable RIAL ESTArE In the
very heart o. the dourishRg city OF Greensboro,
" &. No better paying properly In the city
and frst class. Address for particulars and do
srriplton, LOck-BoI Sd, Greensboro, y. &.
oc iO-St
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

~ SuuUn oNp,
Rosi Estass Agents and Anctioneers
urros SALE or TWO SMALL
POgTPONEtfENT.
DICHMOND BAZAAR, EN
IA Nos 1873 AND i4l0 FRANKLIN STREET. ~>-@->

on SATURDAY, 18Th INSTANT,
a. II O'Clock, we will sell
: YOUNG AND PERFECTLY SOUND TEXAS
MARES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-13

MANSFIELD STORE PRO-Sa
WI PERTY -FlRsT-CLASS-I have FQRlAA
SALE q piece MAIN-STRRRr IMP MOVED PRO-
PERTY In tue very centre Of the best business
portion % tho city. come and talk win me
about IT, \. ~. BOWE.
&C Is. e0d8t Real Estate and Leans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-07
RAILROAD TAXRs,

The Amount Eaia fn by the Various Roads
for 1883.
The taxes paid into the State treasury at
Charleston in the month Of January from
1l,o .o,I.ooJ., a, tLo eIoto oro os fo1lo,y,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-07
WHAT THE COMPANY SAYS,

A gentleman connected with the River.
side company said last night that the
Amalgamated gun shot the wrong way.
"They iorgot," he said, "thSt old adaRe,
First be sure you're right, then 90 ahead
They ought to have found who they were
backing against before they struck. We
consider the matter settled at
the stoel plant. At the Tube
mill there is not ripple
OF trouble; 1t was in progress with Q full
force to-day and is tonight The plate
mill will be on with full force tomorrow.
At tho nail factory We expect some OF the
employees to play the fool, AMI loss
their iobF. That is the only outcome they
can expect. The company has nothing
to say Of the controversy over the scales
The Knights OF Labor officials will
make a statement Of their
own on the subject. But We know that
in no inHtance do We pay less than the
AmalHamAted scale calls for, while In
several respects We pay more. The Anal
RaniRted ecsles are not uniform. l know
Of five scales, no two OF which are the
same throughout, yet all are in effect as
the AmalRAmRtion' SCALE"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-07
ANornEK cNooK,s PICTURE
Added to the RoEuO's GHlIsry-sont t
Jail,

Added To the RoEuo's GHIIery-sont to
Jail.
Tho crook sIrestsd by Officers Lukens
and BcNicho!s Sunday evening" Was photo
praphed for the Rogus's Gallery yesterday
morning, and the photographs will be
sent broadcast over the country. The
man wng sfTGigued before Squire Davis on
charge Of "bAd fame" ead carrying con-
cer!ed weapons. He gave his naho rs
John Brown. The justice held him IN
$500 bsil or each charge, and 10 default
bp vent to Jail to await hearing. :,
His big partner hes not been captured.
Two eaits vera opened ct Rellsire on
Saturday night, one at the B., Y 4 Q. ONCE
and one at Fred EberIe's store. The sales
were not blown open, but were just broken
open With chisel. At Eberle' 8 they got
nothing, and at the B., q, & O. they got
two cents. They helped themselves to q
good supper OF Eberle's, sud ale pretty
nearly everything they had in the house,
and also the milk In the Ice box. All the
doorssnd windows were open when found
In the morning, but nothing was
missing, and the store room had not even
been entered. Marshal Darby has one
man arrested on sasPiCion, and there is
strong probability that the nsn srrestGd
here by Officer Lpkens Sunday evening
WRB one OF them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-07


An important conference was held last
night ct the Mcclure House, at which
General Manager Clemens, superiutend-
emit Devries, Of the tranB.0hio divisions,
Superintendent Legge and Engineer r.
win, Of the B. & o. road, representing the
Wheeling & Pittsburgh Junction Railroad
Company, and Judge K. II. Cochran, PreE-
ldenf, and G.. Lindenthal, engineer, repre-
senting the Wheeling & Harrisburg Rail-
road, with two or three prominent Cih-
zens OF Wheeling, were present.
When the parties separated, ell that
Col. Clements could be Induced to say
WAC, ave have had very pleasant con-
ference, and expect to hold another in the
future"
From another sources 1t was learned that
the matter under consideration was
union belt system oil railroads for the COM
mon uso Of theue and other roads, with
d union passenger station eligibiy located.
Whit progress WINS made could mol be
learned, bnt tits evident ths: there 10 rcs-
con to hops thGt the pet prCiscs OF thu
people of this Community is now in a
faiIer wsy to bs carried out than 1t ever
was before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-07

The Wheeling & Pittsburgh junction Com
pauy Organized.
The incorporators Of the new Wheeling
& Pittsburgh junction Railroad Company
met yesterday at the office Of H. NJ. lsus.
sell, Esq, for the purpose Of organizing
under the charter. ThIu is the company
which proposes to construct the new track
for the B. 4 0. company from Its yards
south OF the creek along the south bank
Of the SreeL to connect with Its present
Hempdeld division nsat tbs east end Of
the city. The following gentlemen were
elected Directors: W. N. Clements, R.
T. Deyries, ]. +. LegRe, John Bradshaw,
Henry NJ. Russell, F, n. Hildebrsnd,
Thomas 0'Brien, John g. Hoffman, ar,
NJ. Kelley.
subsequently the Board OF Directors
organized by electing W. NJ. Clements
President, R. T. DsyTiea, Vice-Prssident,
3. NJ. Hildehrsnd, Secretary, aud W. H.
ljsms, Tr0asureJ.
The company had TO be organised be.
cause foreign corporation like the Balti-
moro & Ohio cannot condemn private
property for Its uHes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-07
THE BIG MINSTREL COMPANY

To Separate suon--ThsIr Plans for the Fu-
tuto Outlined.
For some time past 1t hes been known
in theatrical circles that the partnership
existing between MCNish, johnson &
slavln, the famous minstrel men who
gave snch a rafting performances to a
packed house at tho Opera House last
evening, was about to be, or had
been, dissolved. An INTELLIGRNcRR
reporter met Carroll johnson last
evening and asked him as to the
truth Of the story. He replied tina!
1t was true, that the dissolution had
already been arranged, and as soon as they
had finished playing the dates contracted
for, which would be some time In June
next, that they would separate. McNish
will 20 in with an acrobstiC team and form
new Company to be managed by .. W..
Roberts, while johnson 4 Slavin will con-
tinue the present leading organization
with many additions.
The Arm that dipsolyes has been before
the public three years, and In that time
has given the best minstrel show going.
Mr.. johnson says the troupe he and Bob
Slsyin will have will eclipse the present
enc in every particular. The manager
will be Kit OlaFEe, On old tine ind ever
successful manager. The company viii
be made up ci ths best material TO be had
and will b. an aggregation OF noted PEG.
Pile, such as 10 sCltcm seen outside Of
lArgs cities.
Among the people already engaged are
Hughey Oaugberty, the tlnniest minstrel
on the ltage; Jay Qligley, the ecCsntric
genius whose ready wit and humor has
already plRCed him in the foremost rank
al n!uptreI comedians; the european
wonders, the Selbini family, the biCyclists ;
W. F. Dorgan, the BOstonian tenor,
at present leading and noted Ginger in
one of the Boston churches; tho last sem
sstion, the ave members OF the Stebbis
family, the wonderful acrobats who are
now creating such fnroYe in l'sris, for
song and dance men, there will be Harry
Long, Christie Bros, Quigley BroH., and
MorrisDoy Bros, Tha orchestra and band
will be improved and will embrace some
Of the present organization, but will be
augmented by Skuae as leader aud Fsuni!I
aa ha.pist, The braes band will be led by
tho Cornetist, Frank Bowles, and the
vooalisis are among the best in the ooun.
try, embracing Frsnk Clyde ss mezSo
soprano, Thatcher % baeso profundo, and
Rayelli as baritone. Plans have been
adopted already for the first part, which
will DO entirely original, novel in its pro.
duction and naSnil1ently costumed.
There Tillalso be spectacular burlesque
for finale that will be yeplete with start
ling mechanical effects and wonderful
trsnsiormetions.
Nj. johnson Ia very uauguine over his
new venture. Bob slaViB, who hiss been
laid up at his home in Baltimore for tho
past twelve weeks, telegraphed yesterday
that he was out for the first time since he
had to stop work. He will rejoin the old
company In few days.
Tho managerial relations between the
present company and D. L. Phelps were
severed yesterday, Phelps being called to
Baltimore to look after some important
business matters. E. NJ. Csstins, formerly
treasurer, took his place. Mr.. Castine
will be treasurer next year for johnson 4
SlaVin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-07
RIVER NEWS.
Stage OF the Water nnd Movements of the
Boats.

Stage OF the Water md Movements OF the
Boats.
Two bayges were eunk at West Wheel
ing by reason Of the Ice.
The steamer Eugene is laid up at Mem.
phis with cracked cylinder head.
About 100000 bushels Of coal will 90
out this riss, and upward bound boats may
be able to get home.
The reports from above last evening
were all to the effect that the rivers were
stationary or else had commenced 10 fall.
Tho Enterprise passed down at II A. NJ.
light, and the Josh Cook passed up about
the same time with empties.
The towboat Advance, owned by the
MonongRhels Towing Company, sunk in
the fourth pool by the ice, was valued at
$4,000. 1t is thought she can be saved.
The crew escaped with difficulty.
When the ice gorge in front Of steuben-
vile passed out il took with 1t four barges
left there by the Percy kelsey. Three
OF them grounded at the head OF Mingo
Island, where 1t ia thought they can be
saved.
At dusk last evening there was depth
in tho channel at this point according to
the levee gauge OF ~ feet 0 inches and the
river wau still risirg. The river has been
rising ever since Saturday afternoon
when the gorges were broken. Ice was
running thick all day yesterday and nGvi-
cation was risky buainens even for the
heavy tOWbssts that venturod out. This
riHe will have pYohAbly run out by this
evening aud navigation resumed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.

gLrAugsra In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Hon. John A. Campbell, OF Hancock
county, is in the city.
Mr.. ]. q. Elsmdorf and tho bright little
actress, Miss Ollie Rsdpath, are registered
at the stsmm House.
Miss Ada Chambers, Of West AlexGn'
der, who has been visiting Mrs. George
Durat, has returned 10 her home.
Judge and Mrs. R. H. Cochran, OF
Toledo, are guests OF the residence Of Mr..
George X. McMechen on Chspline street.
Row. DR.. A. ]. LYDIA, OF Charleston,
Financial Agent Of the West Virginia NJ.
II, Conference for the proposed Confer
ence Seminary at BuckhNnnon, is again
in the city, registered at the lstamm
houge.
q. w. CLANCY, oil West Alexander, O.
@. Bower and child, OF Point Pleasant,
George NJ. Mccoy, Of Sistersyille, J. W.
GlIlGher, IT., Of MoundSville and o.
Meohan, OF Franklin, o., were registered
at tho Mcclure house yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-07

This court met OF Charleston .Sstur'
day. with oil the judges present, and
transacted the following business:
State vs.. Eerrell, from Richie county
opiuion by Woods; judgment reversed
and case Yerlsuded for trial.
stockton va. Copeland, from Fsyette
county opinion by Woodui Judgment re-
yorsed and case remanded for new trial. 6
Armstrong va. Poole, et al, from Taylor
county; opinion by Snyder; decree oil
Circuit Court affirmed.
Dunn We. Baxter, from BrsXton county
opinion by Snyder; decree Of Circuit
Cont reversed and bill dismissed.
Watkins v. County Court, from Preston
county opinion by Green; Judgment OF
Circuit Court affirmed.
Rogers 4 Co. v. Vsrlander, ct. al, from
CabEIl county; opinion by Green; decree
Of Circuit Court reversed at cost Of appel
LIANT ana cause Iemanded, the appellee
substantially prevailing.
BoweB trustee Y. Dickinson's heirs,
from KanRwha county; judgment oil Cir
cult Court affirmed.
Adjourned until r. N. next Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-07
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matter, of mlnor Stomtat in and About
the City.

mAltGra OF mlAuE HA"AAe-e 50 -N@ $1,000
the City,
The GRAND this eyening-"HilArity."
OPERA HoUsE this evening -. ROsinA
Vokes.
ONE deed Of trust and one cemetery
deed were admitted to record by Clerk
Hook yesterday.
II tho weather yesterday wss Whist the
ground hog considers hia best effort to
keep winter up, tnst animal has lost his
terrors.
A CHARMING leap year party was given
by number OF young ladies at Duratg
parlors last evening. Killmyer furnished
the music.
THE McNish, Johnson and slsvin min
strel company, 50 in number, are at the
Stsmm House.
JOSEPH REHMRR was before Squire Ds.
Wis laat night an peace warrant, and was
required to give bond OF $50 to keep the
peace for six months.
Mrs. CRAIGHRAD, Of New Elizabeth, 0.
passed through the city yesterday with
the rsmainB OF her son, George, VINO uieo
from injuries received from the explo9lonl
on board the Belle MCGOWAN Lost week at
HarmRr.
OLIVER HACKHrT, the coloTed man ar
rested for stealing chickens from Mr.
Bsyhs, Of East Wheeling, had q pEelimin.
ary hearing before Squire Davis last night
and in delault OF $1,000 bail wss sent to
jail to await the action OF the grand jury
Mr.. B. L. ADAMS. the plumber on Mar
ket street Just above the post6tice, has on
exhibition in his handsome show window
royel and valuable invention in the
sbspe Of combination chandelier Tor gaH
and electric light. 1t attracts much at
tention.
@. PIsrELI1, the Bellai:e Italian conlec'
TONER who died at the Wheeling Hos
pital sunnRy morning, wss buried at MI
Calvary Cemetery yesterday afternoon
His countrymen here turned ont in large
numbers. Deceased was cut on the hand
with q piece OF glass about two weeks
since. For some reason the injury, never
properly hesled, and finally blood pois'
oning GET IN with the result SO given
above.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-07

Mrs. NJ. Eliza sHiel, wife OF Louis stiiel,
Esq, the well known attorney, died at an
early hour this morning, Of consumption.
She had been gradually sinking for some
time paat, aud her family and friends,
while not unprepAIgl Tor tho inevitable,
hardly expected tina call to come as soon
aB it did. Mrs. shiel was a daughter o!
the late John Oesterling. sha was q lady
Of culture and refinement, and In her cir.
Gle was greatly admired by all. Her
death will be read Of with sadness, and
Mr.. StiieI will have the warm sympathy
Of all his associates and acquaintance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-07
Chopped With an Az.

We begin to-day to pgain reduce prices
on wraps. PleEso AK TO see them.
10 slCilien circulars, fur trimmed, down
toss.
8 brocaded silk circulars, satin quilted,
down to 50 70; these were $50.
u black and brown cloth raglsns, S.;
were $l6.
20 plaid newmarkets, S. 50; were 81.
40 plaid and striped newmarkets, 81 so;
were Sl5.
25 ghort cloth wraps, various styles,
your choice for So; were $40 to $40.
10 seal plush wraps, SIS; were S25 to $35.
seal plush sacques, Sl5 and SIS; were
$25 and $50.
10 dozen gents nulaundried shirts, Ale
and 73G; the best ever offered.
EMsHEIMER's, Eleventh st.
40 inch fancy Rcrim 6ic, worth 12lc, at
EMsHRINRR'g,