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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-03

Col. Charley Baltzell, of Bellaire, was
in town yesterday, and to an ISTELL-
IGEScER reporter who asked him how
politics were shaping up over there, he
said:
"We hold our Congressional primaries
soon, now, and our township is going to
give Taylor majority. l figure that
out of the sixty delegates Belmont coun-
ty is entitled to in the convention, TQy-
Tor will have IS or 10. II we elect a
Republican President this year, as |
think we shall, we want Congressman
who knows the ropes and will have
some influence with the administration
and some weight in the House. 1t is no
time for new man. Taylor has rem
dercd very efficient service, and has
been especially successful in pushing
through Just pension bills. So all the
old soldiers are for him"
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WHEELING WINS AGAIN.
Gets the Same Dose She Had
OH Mondny-General Ball News.

FNAhlAiiAAou Ntkh inc oiAillH Oubo ohu hhu
on Mondhy-General Ball News.
The Wheeling ball team played in
splendid form yesterday, in decided
contrast with their miserable work OF
the day before, and defeated the Kala-
mazoo team again by u score Of 0 to !,
the same score that was made on Mon
day when the Nailers first defeated the
clever Zuloos. The game was witnessed
by about 500 people who passed the
time very pleasantly enjoying the
bright spring weather, matchmaking
Umpire Sullivan, and deriving satisfac-
ton from the general good work OF the
Wheeling team. Knauss, who pitched
in Mondays game, was in the box for
Wheeling again yesterday, and in
creased the estimation in which he is
held by his steady, honest work. He
struck out five men and only allowed
the visitors to make five hits, with to-
tai of six bases, off his delivery, The
majority OF the balls hit by the Kala-
mazoo men were very easy for the field
ems to handle. The two errors made by
Wheeling did not cost anything, and
for that reason can be readily over
looked. Taken MS whole, the field
work Of the Wheeling men was marked
with dash and vim that was delightful.
The two double plays were excellently
well done.
Munroe, young pitcher, was in the
box for Kalamazoo and pitched his first
championship game. He also struck
out five men and for q young one did
well. Had he been better supported,
the score would probably not have been
more than 5 to /.
1t was in the fifth inning that Wheel
ing made her five uncarned runs with
the able assistance OF tumble by Cal
hone and a miserable error by Flynn.
Standing scarcely ten feet from Daily he
threw the ball at him SO wildly that to
catch it was an impossibility, and while
Daily was chasing the ball Wheeling
men skipped in across the plate, Their
faces radiant, while double gloom set.
tied down on the visitors. To add Ia
their misery, it was in this inning that
Stencil pounded out a home run. The
principal feature of the visitors field
play was circus catch made by 0'Brien
| Of fly from Van Zant's bat in the sixth
inning; he did some ground and lofty
tumbiing, but he hung to tho ball in
great shape. Whalen and Yak gave
their respective pitchers the very best Of
support.
Mr.. Sullivan's work as umpire was
again very unsatisfactory to both sides
and particularly so to Wheeling. There
were two clear put-outs at second by
Delahanty on assists from Yak that were
not allowed and other poor decisions
His calling OF strikes and balls was moi
up to what was expected. In close
game such umpiring as he has done the
past two days would cause trouble.
The official score furnished by Mr.
English is MS follows:
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A Word About CatarTh.

at is the mucous membrane that wonderful
sGml.nuld envelope surrounding the delicate lis.
sues Of the air and food passages, that Catarrh
makes Its stronghold Once established, 1t cats
into the very vItals, and renders life but n long.
drawn breath Of misery and disease, duiling the
sense OF hearing, trHmmclIng the power Of
speech, destroying the faculty o. SMELL tainting
the breath, and killing the refined pleasures OF
taste. Insdiously, by creeping on from slim
pie cold In the head, Il assaults the membranOus
lining and envclops tho bones eating through
the delicate coats and causing inflammation,
sloughipg and death. Nothing short OF total
eradication will secure health TO the patient,
and all alternatives are simply prOcrstInRted
sutiurlngs, leading tot fatal termination. san.
iords Radical Cure, by Inhalation and by Internal
administration, has never failed; even when the
disease has made irightfnl inroads on delicate
constitutions, hearing, smell and taste have bOen
recovered, and the disease thoroughly driven
out"
SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists OF one hot.
tie OF the Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol.
vent, and one Improved Inhaler, neatly wrapped
in one package, with full directiOns price ii 90.
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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BASE BALL Goods, Fishing Tackle,
Lawn Tennis, CroQuet and La Crosse at
STANTON & DAvENPoRT's.
Additional Markets.

NHw YORK, May Flour receipts 1884 pack.
ages; exports iUJ0i barrels and 1875 sacks sales
$500 barrels; market quiet and unchanged;
Wheat, receipts none; exports 1921 bushels;
sales 900 bushels OF futures and O. 200 bushels
OF spot; optlOnsd dull: uugraded red Qjag7c; No. .
red May NAa9iIsc, closing at 9i5gc; June 8LR
70 lj5c, closing ut gic: July 49, {a93Jsc closing
TENDER 3SAc; December 3i5ia9J1lc, closing at
95lSc. Corn, receipts 2i,0O0 bushels; exports
q ,igS bushels; SaleS $4,000 bushels Of futures
and 1900 bushels OF spot; options dull un'
July and August 62jSaG3Isc, closing ut Csc; Sep.
tCMber CSC; October Gg1ianGSAc closing at G3e:
December 5Ga5G5gcc, closing ut J6lac. Oats, re.
Celpts 1900 bushels; exports I3S bushels; sales
10000 bushels OF futures and 10000 bushels OF
spot options steady; mixed western S7a8Dc;
white do lOai5c, Hay steady, Hops steady.
Coffee, spot fair; Rio firm mt l5c; options
active and higher: sales 1000 bags: May Il, 9ia
l20jC; June ll,40all.10c;. July lO.SjGll .6Oc; Au
gust l0iOal0 Coz September l0.l5al0.3Oc; octO.
Der, November and December 10. O0alO 2Oc Sugar
quiet and firm; fair refining quoted ut lS-iGc
molasses grades iai2sc; retiped quiet; 51!c;
Off A l.l6c; mould a &c; standard X &c; con.
fectioners A Gjscj out loaf and crushed Sc; pow.
dercd &c; Granulated &c; cubes &c. MolnsseS
steady and quiet; so test zoe: Rice steady. Tai.
low steady nj &c. Resin dull at 81 alal 2lS5.
Turpentine weak at 3Gc Eggs steady; western
l9Ighl3Ac. Pork dun and unchanged. Cut
meats quiet and firm. Lard steady; western
steam spot S'iUc; May s.2lci June S.2GaS. sc;
July S.9d0S.:Oc: August $3.50; September S.3Ia
S.51c; city steam 700. Butter In inir demand
and steady; western lsa271zc, Cheese rather
easier
BALTIMORE, MD,, May .. - Wheat, western
quiet but firm; No. winter red spot 9O1sc bid ;
May 9OiiaGO5ic; July 0OISagO1{c; August 3ia9l 20
Corn, western firm and higher; mixed spot Gia
a6iIsc; May GOJAGll4c June G1IZaGlc. Oats
steady; western white I3aiiC do mixed IOa
i2c. Rye firm at 7iasOc, Hay steady; prime 10
choice western Slj 6Qal7 ". Butter firm; west
md pngy nj lno
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-03

A certificate OF incorporation has been
issued to the Grand United Order OF
Midnight Missions, organized for the
purpose of fostering and promoting
unity, temperance and charity, mutual
aid and brotherhood protection, and es-
tablishing and chartcriIfg subordinate
lodges, and for that purpose to purchase,
hold, lease and convey, for the purposes
aforesaid, real estate I" the value OF
s. 700 and personal property to the value
Of 5000. The principal office or place
Of business is to be at Huntington. The
sum OF $l25 has been subscribed to the
capital and Sl2 90 have been paid in
with the privilege Of increasing it by
the sale OF additional shares to $4,000
in all. The capital is divided into shares
Of 81 50 each and is held us follows: P.
A. Tyler and Charles Sprow, of Hun
tington, ten shares each; George Cash,
Edward Rose, Rhoda Cash, Alice Sprow
and Sallie Sprow, OF Huntington, three
shares, and Israel Darlington, Henry
Ross, Alpha Darlington, Charlotte Ma
ger and Daniel Mayer, OF Ashland, KY,
three shares each.
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The Opera House Orchestra has ar
ranged to give its grand annual concert
ut the Opera House next Wednesday
evening. For some time past-the or
chestra has been busily engaged re-
hearsing for this event, which it is pro-
posed to make the most artistic and en-
joyable concert it has ever given. The
programme has been selected with much
care and is calculated to please all. The
orchestra will he assisted by Professors
Schockey and Vaas, violinists, and Miss
Anna Lang, harpist, and by several
musicians from Pittsburgh, who are
well known here, having rendered
efficient aid on previous similar oc-
casions. The vocalist will again be
Miss Flora Williams, the popular little
prima donna, who becomes more and
more favorite here on her every APP
npnrnncp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-03

1t is one month ago to-day since Con-
tractor James Todd commenced paving
Main street at Twenty-third street.
Yesterday everything was completed up
to Fourteenth street, and inside Of ten
days the street will be finished to the
foot of the hill. The men working I'M
der Mr.. Todd since they commenced
this job, have lost a part OF day by rca-
son Of rain and part of day owing
to the failure Of brick to arrive
when ordered and promised. They have
had singularly good luck and have made
a beautiful street out Of what was about
the toughest and most undesirable street
for travel in the city. The work Of paw
ing Market street from the bridge north
to Tenth street will be commenced in
side Of four or five days.
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THE lLENYERClIOR CONCERT
And Ball in the socioty's Hall Last Even.
ing n Success.

And Ball in the socIoty's Hall Last Even.
ing Success.
The Mennerchor Singing Society gave
n grand concert in its hall on Market
street above Fourteenth last evening,
which, as every like affair under the
auspices OF this organization, was sue
cess without feature to mar the enjoy
ment. A glance ut the programme,
which follows, will show the high arts.
tic character Of the entertainment, and
it needs but to add that the attendance
was worthy OF it: Overture by the
Opera House Orchestra, "The Sum-
mer Fest" by Clarens; chorus by
the NIGnnerchor, Hunting Song"
by Weber; piano Duet by GAM,
played by Misses Ebeling and Haz-
lett violin solo by Prof. L. W. Spell /;
liking OF the Gnomes," by the orches-
ira; vocal solo, Arditi's "Flor di Marghe-
rita" by Miss Flora Williams; chorus
by the Mmnnerchor, "Music," by Retz-
Ter; piano solo, Leybach's Nocturne No.
5, by Miss LauraSupler; vocal solo, "Thc
Two Grenadicrs," by ScEumann, sung
by Mr.. +. G. Arbenz; chorus, from Flo
lows Martha" by the Mmnnerchor and
the Ladies' Singing Section.
A hop followed, for which the Opera
House Orchestra furnished the music,
and pleasant time was spent by the
society and goodly number OF the
members friends until an early hour
this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Hogg, of Cadiz, was
registered at the Stamm House yestcr-
day.
Miss Maggie Mcconnell, of Mounds
Vile, is visiting her cousin, Miss Lolita
Vennum. OF North Main street.
III. Hobbs and wife arc registered Mt
tho RulTnGr. Mr.. Hobbs is one OF the
most prominent citizens Of Wheeling
Charleston Star.
Mr.. Edward s. Norton, formerly pro-
prietor OF the Mcclure House here, and
more recently of the Hotel Hurford, at
Canton, is in the city.
Mr.. Sam B. Harrison, Chief Clerk at
the Mcclure House, who has been under
the weather for some time, has gone to
Piedmont to visit his brothers family
and recuperate.
]. Elliott King, OF London, England,
and Joseph johnson, OF Manchester,
spent the night at the Mcclure House,
and will leave this morning for Chicago,
over the Baltimore & Ohio.
Mr.. Joe HAndlan has gone TO chicago,
where he will remain for some time.
His mother left with him over the Balti-
more & Ohio, Tuesday night. Mrs.
Handlan has gone to st. Paul to visit
friends.
Rev. L, W. Barr, pastor of the Third
Presbyterian Church, yesterday received
a telegram announcing the death Of his
sister, Mrs. Anna B. Reed, at Potomac,
W. Va. Due notice will be given OF the
funeral.
Mr.. r. J. Beatty, one OF Steubenvillc's
prominent citizens, accompanied by four
members Of his family, came down here
last evening for the purpose OF going to
Chicago via the Baltimore & OhiO's
"Daisy Limited" in preference to going
by the Fl. Wayne or Pan Handle roads.
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The Charleston Star Of Monday says:
William Paxton and family, formerly Of
this State, but who have spent the last
thirty.fve years in Indiana, left their
farm standing idle and returned to West
Virginia, arriving here the first part Of
last week. They went up Elk river in n
canoe and will resume farming at once.
Cyclones and drouths were too much
for them in the great West. Stay East,
young man and help build up the coun-
try
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Innings...........-...-l 8 4 G7S
Wheeling~................l o
Kalamazoo 0 D 0 0 0 0 q |
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1.-THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
Vol Rendered by the MaeCollln Company.
"IOlnnthc,"


IOlnnthc."
Yesterday afternoon the MacCollin
Opera Company gave "The Musketeers"
to very small audience. Last even.
ing only fair house witnessed an
excellent presentation of "The Bohe.
milan Girl" Miss Haas was ms pleasing
MS airline as anybody who ever took the
role here. Bales beautiful music is well
suited to her voice, and her acting
and singing combined, place her in the
front ranks OF lyric artists. Owing to
the illness OF Miss Curtiss, Miss Hall
took her role as the Gypsy Queen, and
was warmly approved by the audience.
Mr.. Ford as Count Arnheim won new fa-
yor; Mr.. Stanley rs Thddiel8 was salts
factory; Miss Vining was bewitching
FloreiiStein, and w. II. Marlborough was
a very good Gypsy Chief. The chorus
showed to good advantage, and consider
ing the performance us whole it was
much above the average Of high priced
companies which come this way.
This evening Gilbert & Sullivan's
opera "Iolanthe, or the Peer and the
Peri" will be given. Nothing the fam,
ous pair has produced is more worthy Of
popularity and the company is well
suited to il. II this opera does not pack
the house, Manager Reister will proba.
bly, conclude that Wheeling does moi
care for opera.
By special request Of many citizens
the MacCollin company will give 'Thc
Beggar STUDENT ON Friday night il
place of Bohemian Girl" This viii
be the last chance to see "The Beggal
Student" Milloeckers beautiful opera
this spnson.
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Mr.. John P. Troll, OF St. Clairsville,
who owns the Bellaire & St. Clairsville
road, converted by him from narrow
gauge tostandard, and Mr.. John A. Han
Ion, Of Massilon, Chief Engineer OF the
G., /. Il w. road, were here yesterday.
They went down to Bellaire last even
ing to consult with A. II. Blood, Presi-
dent, Vice President Chapman, and the
engineer OF the Cleveland & Canton
Railroad Company, in reference to the
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RIVER NEWS.
stnEe of the Water and movements of the
Boats.

Stngs of the Water and Movements of the
Boats.
The Mcconnell came up to Bellaire
yesterday with more railroad ties,
The Elaine got away on time in the
Pa:kersburg trade yesterday morning,
The c. w. Bachelor for Pittsburgh
and the Courier for Parkersburg are this
mornings packets.
The W, n. Chancellor passed up about
! o'clock yesterday morning, enroute
from Charleston to Pittsburgh.
The Scotia is due up this morning ut
an early hour in the CINCINNATI Pitts
6urgh trade, and the Fashion is due
down.
The river continues to recede ut this
point at the rate Of about 3 inches. Last
evening the marks indicated a depth in
the channel Of 8 feet G inches.
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Tho oyster Season Closed.

According to the old idea, the oyster
season closed when May came in, and
there are hundreds Of people hereabouts
who will not under any consideration
eat an oyster in any shape, picked and
coves excepted, after midnight OF April
80. Yesterday the last Baltimore oys.
tiers reached the city which can be had
here before September /, for the Mary.
land Legislature not long ago enacted
the r superstition into law, and the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-03

SPRING and Summer Stock just re.
ceivel-the largest and most complete
In the city, consisting Of Suitlngs, Panta:
loOnings and 0verCOatings, which will
DO made up in the latest Of styles and ut
the lowest reasonable prices. First
class work and 1T guaranteed. Our
Gents Furnishing Department includes
all the Newest Novelties Of the season.
Just received, 80 dozen more Of our
popular White Shirts, REINFORCED both
front and back. They are the best zoe.
Shirt madc. Large line Of Fancy Elan.
mel Shirts from soc. upwards.
C. HESS l. SONS,
Nos. 1921 l. 1898 Market Street.
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For Rent.

DOR tRENT-A ST0RE-ROOM'
IL 2OxpO two stories. No. llj3 Market ,liS't'
s siIIu'i''' ''''''''' myl
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May Festival Excursion.

The steamer Andes will make m ex-
cursion trip to the Cincinnati Musical
Festival. Leaving Wheeling Tuesday,
May %, lSSS, at 8 p. m, arriving at Gin.
cinnati Thursday, noon, returning Fri.
day ut midnight. This will give excur-
sionists time to attend three concerts.
Fare for the round trip including board
while in Cincinnati: From Wheeling,
$40; PGrkersburg and Marietta, 81;
Ravenswood, So.
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is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head
aches, colds and fevers; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan & Co., Anton 2. Hess,
r. B. Burt and @. Menkemiller. At
Bellaire by NJ. N. Mercer.
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The First ward Republican club will
meet this evening in the office OF Bells
foundry, and large attendance is i'm
portant, as it is desired to take steps to
secure permanent quarters for the club
through the campaign.
Tho Republicans OF the Richie district
will have n meeting in the Alhambra
Rink on Friday evening. Prominent
speakers will be present to address the
meeting.
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EROAI MARIETTA.
General Sheridan to Attend the Centennial
Free Mall Delivery.


MARIETTA, o., May BY advices re-
ccived it is ascertained positively that
General Phil Sheridan will accept the
invitation to attend the July Centennial
Celebration in this city. He will send
a detachment OF United States troops,
which will be accompanied by the Col
umbus barracks band. This is draw
ing card for our people.
Free mail delivery has been inaugur-
ated in this city. The public look upon
it rs great good, and something Mari
eta well deserved. The town is not SO
large in population, but is spread over
considerable area. She extends her
thanks to Uncle Sam for his kindness
in this matter.
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taking, shipping or selling Of oysters in
that State is misdemeanor after May /.
New York oysters will come all year,
however, and there is more or less de-
mand forthem all summer. "New York
counts are simply New York oysters
sold by the hundred or thousand in
stead Of by the quart or gallon. They
are received here both in bulk and in
cans through the summer.
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THE Dollar Savings Bank, OF this city,
has just completed its first year OF
business, and has been remarkably sue
cessful. In their savings department,
which was m experiment here, the an
tiCipations OF the most sanguine were
more than realized. On May LIST they
credited their second semi.annual in
terest ut the rate OF three per cent per
annum to each savings account on all
sums remainingin bank on that day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-03

The Knights Templars OF this State
will meet in annual conclave at Hunting.
ton, May o. Wheeling Commandery
No. will be represented by J. W. Nor
ris, Charles II. Collier and B. Stanley,
and Cyrene Commandery No. Z, by James
McCahon and L. L. Rose.
The conclave will be held in the new
Masonic hall at Huntington, which was
fitted up this spring, and is one of the
finest and most attractive in the State,
and has banquet hall attached which
is commodious, cheerful and well
finished.
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Having acquired the Merchant Tailoring os.
Enlistment OF +. A. DclbTuggc. No. 1853 Main
street, respectfully inform the public that ]
Merchant Tailoring business. have secured
the services Of the well known cutter, u. :.
aud associated with me MI. +. J. Helm,
and am now prepared to furnish my patrons
with the latest styles Of clothing at the most
prices.
The firm will DO known Us
myl LOUIS DELBRUGGE & co.
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Pitcher Aldrich, the brown.eyed beau
ty Of the Kalamazoos, is clever college
graduate.
"Pretty Pond Lilies" was the refrain
the Zuloos warbled as they rode over the
bridge after the game. They are not
hard losers.
Good looking Ed Stapleton, who YVES
struck on the temple by pitched ball
in Tuesdays game, was able to be about
yesterday, and expects to be able to play
at first again to-day. lie had narrow
call.
The Zuloos leave on the G. & P. early
this morning for Canton. Manager
O'Neill says that, barring the GAINESVILLE
defeat, his boys have done as well as he
expected thus far. He anticipates an
easy time OF it with Canton and Mans
field.
Monday was payday at Columbus and
that night three OF the members OF the
team went off on big lushing tour. The
result was Lima won Tuesdays game
with hands down. The State Journal
reads the offenders deserved lecture,
something the INTELLIGENcER does not
ever want to be called on to do here.
To-day Wheeling meets the Jax team,
one OF the twin babies OF the League.
They have been having streak Of poor
luck, which they hope to break when
they cross the Ohio. They will play three
games here and then Lima will come for
three days, after which Wheeling will
depart on her first trip and be gone till
June 10. In the remaining six games to
be played Wheeling is expected to win
~ lnoSf four
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Yesterdays Lenguc and Association Games,

Al Cleveland-Cleveland, 10; Athletics /.
At DetrOlt-Detroit, l6; Pitbburgh,l.
At Chicago Chicago, 81 indianapolis, ..
At New York-New YORK, 4; Boston, ..
At Philndelphln-Phila. 5: Washington, ..
At New Nork-Brooklyn, 0: Baltimore, 3.