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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-02
THR OWNING RECEPTIOy
To the Members Of the Y, n, Ca Given
Last EYening-The Plans Of Work.

10 the AAenpeFA VI tue ~ hf VI As hlNen
Last EVening-The Plans OfwOrk.
About two hundred young men as
sembled in the Y, n, o. A, hall last
evening, at the invitation Of the direc-
tors, to listen to the plans Of work and
entertainment prepared for the coming
season. The gathering was largely OF q
social nature, and young men from steu-
benyille, Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
were among those present. Alter sing
ing and an address Of welcome by Vice
President ]. Elwood Hughes, Secretary
Lynch announced the plans laid out for
the autumn and winter, There is to be
q course Of seven entertainments, con-
sisting OF lectures, instructive and anus
ing, and musical concerts OF high or
der, These entertainments will be Tree
TO full paid members. The course will be
quite an expensive one, but 1t Is expect
ed that this will be met by the sale OF
tickets 10 friends Of the Association who
will be anxious TO attend the lectures
and concerts,
Monthly entertainments will be pro-
vided for the members and their lady
friends as heretofore. Acourse OF practi,,
cal talks by business and professional
men OF Wheeling has also been arranged,
similar To those Of previous years, which
have proved so pleasant and profitable,
These talks will be free TO all young
men, whether members Of the Associa'
ton or not,
The educational work about to be In
stituted Is a new feature, Glasses have
been arranged for instruction In phono'
graphy, German, bookkeeping, penman'
ship and arithmetic. A literary society
will be organized. Regular instruction
in the gymnasium will be given on two
evenings OF the week and on Saturday
afternoon, The religious work OF the
Association will be vigorous and earnest
There will be Bible training class
prayer meetings, aud evangelistic meet
ings weekly, also a Sunday school teach
ers meeting every Friday afternoon in
charge Of Rev, l., w. Barr.
After the announcements otsecretary
Lynch, encouraging and stimulating re-
marks were made by Rev. DR.. Gushing
and Rev. DR.. Cooke. The remainder Of
the evening was spent In social inter
course. The outlook for the Association
Is bright and the prospects oil usefulness
never better.
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Transfers of Real Estate.


Two deeds OF trust and the following
conyeyances OF real estate were adj.
mitted To record In Recorder Hooks
office yesterday:
A deed made October /, 1880, by John
schleichatt and Wife, 10 Adam Gested,
In consideration OF SIS, for lot No. 2 as
laid out on q plat Of ground by NJ. T.
Carr, O. T., for,tJohn SChleiChart, sit
tiAted on the waters Of Little Wheeling
creek. wv
A deed made October IL, 1883, by John
schleichart and wife, to John Schlei.
chart, In consideration OF 81, for lot No.
2, mentioned Id the above deed, con.
tanning three.dtthB Of an, acre, more,or
less. l'ls ~
4 deed made October /, 1880, by
Frederick schleichart and wife, 10
Katherine Thomas In consideration Of
81, for lot No. | Of aplat Of ground laid
out by NJ. 4. Carr, 0. f., situated on the
waters Of Little Wheeling creek, con.
tanning three.Afths Of an acre, more or
less.
A deed made July /, 1857, by William
AskOw 10 Anton Reytnann,,ir considera.
ton 81 $1,000, for part OF lot No. 10, OF
the Conger estate, situated near Elm
Grove, containing five and one.hali
acres,
A deed made October I, 1880, by Dan.
lel Lamb, special commissioner, 70 Isaac
Linton, In consideration Of $50, for lots
l 10 inclusive, Upon the plat marked
exhibit B, In q suit In chanGery wherein
Mary K. Cracfaft was plaintiff and Key
Mcdonald and others were defendants.
A deed made June 20, 1880, by Louisa
Kimmins and John L. Kimmins, her
husband, and Mary Klmmlns, 10 John
RAab, In consideration Of $3.50 for q piece
Of land situated ID Elm Grove, along the
line Of the HaneytoWn road.
A deed made October 1, 1880, by
Katherine Thomas 10 Adam Gested, In
consideration Of $40, for lot No. "a lAid
out on a plat Of ground made NJ. I, Carr,
q. H., situated on tho waters Of Little
Wheeling creek, containing three.Ailhs
Of an acre more OF less.
a deed made August /, 1850, BY
Catherine Mccormick and Others 10
Richard Mccormick, Of Columbus, In
consideration Of q 1850, for part Of lot
", Situated on Eighteenth street,
A decd made August ], 1880, by Rich.
ard Mccormick and wife, Of Columbus,
Ohio, 70 Mrs. Amelia Jaeger, Of Wheel.
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MlEELING KNIGHTS TRMPIAR

Going to Washington Next Sunday to At.
tend tho Triennial ConClave.
Wheeling is going TO be well repre-
scented in Washington at the coming
grand Triennial Conclave Of the Knights
Templar's Grand Commandery, Both
OF the local Communicates have arranged
to 90 down over the Baltimore & Ohio
road. Tho members OF Wheeling No. /,
will leave on the fast express at 4:35
o'clock Sunday morning, and the mem.
bers OF Cyrene No. 7, who are going,
will leave Sunday evening at 10 O'Clock,
going by tho way OF Pittsburgh. Wheel.
Ing Commandery will have q special car
OF their own and the Cyrene Knights
will occupy a special sleeper. 1t is
expected that each party will
number from forty to sixty. Several
ladies will 60 with each party. The fare
for the round trip has been fixed at $40.
Tickets will be good on any Of the trains
leaving next Sunday, Monday or Tues
day, and can be used TO return on any
time during this month they will also
entitle the holder to trip 70 Baltimore
and return, in case he desires 10 avail
himself OF that privilege. It's expected
that large number, other than knights,
will avail themselves Of this opportu:
nifty to visit the National Capitol and
view It's many fine sights, as well as
witness the magnificent pageant that
will be presented on the occasion OF the
grand parade and review Of tbs Knights.
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A gathering Of ladies and gentlemen
prominent In Wheeling society, was held
at the residence Of Mr.. George X. Nc.
Mechen Monday evening for the pur.
pose Of forming a club the special object
ofwhich will be to enjoy the pleasures
10 be found In dancing q series OF ger.
mans this coming season. MIR. and Mrs.
VIII McMechen, assisted by Miss Lydia
MCMechen, received their friends cor.
daily, and an hour or two was very
pleasantly spent talking the matter over.
It was decided 10 call the organization
the Cotilllon Club, and the Arst german
or cotilllon will be danced at Mr.. Meme.
Chen'sion Friday evening Of next week.
The organization will be limited 10 six.
teen or twenty couples, including sew.
eral young married people who will
make charming chaperones.
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Your grocer bias Electric Llght Flour
A BUDGET FROM BELIAIRR.


Notes About tho MISUNDERSTANDING
Personal Points.
Mrs. Maggie Ault Is home from visltto Butte
City, Mont
Mn. Rcy. HoOy, Of Manor, Pa, is hero The
guest Of friends.
"Atit" Mcdonald has gone to Pittsburgh lc
work in tho DuqueSne steel plant.
W. J. MCClain has furnished tho brick aud
stono work OF thoI. o. o. z. building,
An infant daughter OF William Ilesketts wll
buried on Rose Hi yesterday afternoon.
After years Eojourn In California Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Hamilton have returned here.
Councilman Fred BertSchy while making
BAuef kFaut, lost tho end OF one OF his fingers u
the machine.
Mt. VIII Simpson and Miss GuSsie lankl0y
were married last night at tho brides home Ia
tho Fourth ward.
Miss Ada Powers, who has boon visiting here
for severpl weeks, returned 10 her MOn0ngah0lH
City home yesterday.
Jacob X. Duniec has raised from quarter oil
an acrU l26 bushels Of potatoes. Mr.. DuntCC
lives Just west Of this city. ..f
New boilers are being made for tho steel plant
here and Oyerythingwlll be thoroughly repaired
there before start Is made.
A stone wall will be built Ia tho rear Of the
Stamping works 10 feet high and 200 feet long to
protect the bank In that Vicinity.
At o'clock yesterday morning Roy. Father
Fitzgerald married at his residence, Mr.. B.IWanl,
Of Benwood, and Miss Mary ManlGy, Of this city,
Mr.. George He'll and Miss Eta Muth were
quietly married at the home OF the bride In the
Third ward, BY Rev. Mr.. Williams Monday even.
Ing. ..
Peter Crlswell has resigned his candidacy as
land appraiser. Alta meeting 10 DO held by the
central committeeman on tho Sth, his successor
will 10 named.
Tho Nail Works Company hayo about com.
pletod an electric light plant Of their own, hay.
Ing thirty lights Ia aud around tho works, Tho
engine Will 10 In running order In iCw days,
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ABOUl PEOPI4E.
Strangers In tho City aud whOCllng People
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Robert Snowden and Miss Messenger,
Of Weston, are at the Mcclure.
William @. Tucker, oil New York, a
well.known salesman, is at the Mcclure,
John A. Armstrong, formerly OF this
city but now Of Point pleasant, is at tho
Windsor.
C.L. Kemp, OF Davis, aud George W.
Roush, Of Wllsonia, this State, are at
the Windsor.
Mrs. L. Winam has left the city to at
tend the funeral OF her mother, Mrs. L.
Young, at GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. Harry Menkemeller, who has been
laid up with typhoid fever for several
weeks, Is again able to DO out.
Miss Kate Lobmiller, of Wellsburg,
has returned home after makinga pleas.
ant visit with friends on the Island.
Misses Bates and Grace Morgan, oil
Charleston, stopped at the Stamm yes.
terday on their way home from Pitts
burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Lynch, and Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Robinson, Of Clarksburg,
were registered at the stamm House
yesterday.
Mr.. Henry @. seabright, recently from
Germany, Is visiting friends on the
East Side. He will leave in few days
for San Francisco, Cal.
Prof. Conrad sipe, OF Fairmont, until
recently principal OF the State Normal
School there, now engaged In the in.
surance business, was at the stamm yes.
terday.
Capt. I. Il. B. Haase, formerly tho D.
& 0.'s ticket agent at this place, father
Of Bob Haase, the clever B. 4 o. ticket
agent at Bellaire, has resigned his posi-
ton as agent for the Kanawha & Ohio
road at Charleston, and will go To
Georgia. He has quit the railroad ser.
vice entirely and will go into business.
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LOCAL BREYETIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment IN and About
the Oily.

MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon,
AT the Grand to-night-last performs
ancs OF SUMS "Phantasma,"
JoHS BosTEEDoRE foated away with q
skill belonging TO q South Side gentle
man yesterday,
THRRE were two hundred cases dis
posed Of in Police Court during the
month otseptember.
t,THR County Commissioners will meet
to-day 70 attend TO general committee
work preparatory to the regular meeting
next Monday,
A PEW days ago August Ebeling was
bitten on the hand by vicious horse,
Yesterday his condition was considered
dangerous, blood poisoning being feared,
THOMAS GLENN has challenged Alopzo
Pollas 10 spar ten rounds with him,
time, place and amount 10 be decided
upon at a meeting TO occur next satur'
day.
TUE Wheeling Ice Company has as
yet made no arrangements for serving
consumers direct. Yesterday they dis,
tributed sample blocks in some parts oil
the city,
TuE NJ, P, G. will meet in G, A, R,
hall tonight, after having been inactive
during the summer. They will continue
the meetings regularly every Wednesday
evening,
JAMES BURT, a boy living on Woods
street, on the South Side, got 0 bone
fastened In his throat yesterday evening
but dislodged 1t before medical aid,
which was summoned, arrived,
ATTENTION is directed to the an
nouncement made by Prof.. II. j. AT
benz in this issue. He will resume hii
musical instruction next Monday. his
ability as a teacher Is unquestioned'
ADDED OF assignment was recorded In
Recorder Hook 8 office yesterday, where
by D. +. Sheets and wife, transfer "a
Thomas D, Bennett black mare and a
set OF harness, in trust, to secure 70
Annie r. Sheets the payment oil a note
OF sos.
TIE Baltimore & Ohio Company will
shortly begin the erection Of q hand
some passenger depot Of the latest archi'
tectural pattern for railroad stations, OF
Little Washington. twill be a costly
structure and will possess all modern
conveniences.
A COPY OF the last will and testament
OF Joseph Bellinger, deceased, was adj
mitted TO probate yesterday in Recorder
Hooks office. Valentine BellinRer quail
lied as executor OF tho instrument, CIV
ing bond Of 81, 900 with Peter Bonen'
berger as surety.
OFFICER WEST found Dan Anderson,
coIored man, standing in front Of Mar
ket street saloon yesterday afternoon,
with brick In his hand, declaring his
intention TO do someone bodily harm
Anderson had been elected from the
place and on refusing to behave himself
properly, was locked up.
THE Council Committee on Claims mel
last evening TO consider the claim oil
John G. Haberiield for $500 damages to
three OF his houses by reason Of the city
having filled Coal street beyond the
natural grade. After hearing his state
ment the committee decided to visit the
locality In u body at s o'clock this morn
ing, after which they can come to an In
telligent conclusion.
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THE TELBpl0NE COMPANY SUED AGAIN,
Justice Arkle Brings Another Suit for Dam.
nges-To.Iny's Case.

Justice ArIslo Brings Another Suit for Dam.
nges-To-day's Case.
This afternoon at 9 o'clock, is the time
set for the hearing Of the suit brought
by Justice George Ankle before Justice
Davis against the Central District and
Printing Telegraph Company to recover
$500 damages for being compelled to call
by number instead OF by name when
using his telephone, a requirement that
Justice Arkle claims is violation Of the
contract he has made with tho telephone
people.
other suit before Justice Davis against
the telephone people. This suit Is one
for Sl5 damages, being S. per day since
bringing the other suit, and is set for
trial October I.
It is not probable that the first case
will come on to-day. Messrs. Caldwell
& Caldwell, attorneys for the telephone
people, were endeavoring TO secure a
continuance yesterday with fair pros
poets Of success. Justice Ankle has q
great array OF legal talent TO conduct
bis case. John o. Pendleton Is ct the
head Of the roster, with L. s. Jordan,
Capt. B. B, Dovener, Col. Bob. White
and Guy r. O. Allen as the others. The
case will DC very interesting one when
II does come up. Hnc
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To the Ladies',
WHEELING INSlALLNENT CO,
1853 MARKET STREET.

It has come to our knowledge that \.
certain Installment house I've do nos
mention names, as there Is only ons
other in the city, has made many efTortS
(but in Valn) 10 convince some peonIa
that we do not do as We advertise, tbSt
our advertised and most liberal tsrmS
(Sl2 90 worth Of goods for 81 90 down
aud 90 cents per week, or 50 90 WORTH
Of goods for 81 90 down and 81 o. O, nv,
week. are "a catch"-"a draw, vs. IS
plain language, that we are humbuvvIn,aa
the public. How absurd the yery s1ii acss
OF such statements are false, and plainIS
manifest the iealous'disposition Of soma
would'6e rtyals-who are illatease when
our advertisements appear-whO are
urgoods and prices confront them nam AMI
who have never offered you the terms ,s
we hold ont. "'Hua
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AMONG THE JUSTICES,
Minor Criminal Case. Disposed of YesteF.
day In the Justice Courts,


day In the Justice Courts.
Yesterday Mrs, Hannah spooner made
complaint before Justice Ankle that
Phillip Medert had assaulted her infant
son, William, and that MederPs son
John, had used profsne language toward
her. From the evidence at the trial last
evening, 1t was adduced that the child
had called the elder Medert some un-
pleasant names, and that he had lifted
the child oyera fence rather torcibly, For
this, in consideration Of the fact that the
child had not yet arrived at the age OF dis
Cretisn7he was fined S. and costa, The
younger Medert confessed to having
used bad language, and was fined 81 and
costs,
Several days since James Holtsclaw
made complaint before Squire Ankle
that his VIE, Matilda HoltsClaw, with
whom he has otlived for several years,
and John Yost, q Baltimore 4 Ohio en-
gineer, had been cohabiting, Last night
the case was brought up for trial, Capt
B. B. Dovener appearing for the defense,
and Prosecuting Attorney Howard fol
the prosecution, Considerable testimo-
ny was taken and the arguments OF the
lawyers heard. The Justice then post
poned the further hearing OF the case
till tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock
the defendants being placed under $l5C
bond, Neither side made a conclusive
case, (which eis the Justices reason fol
continuing the hearing,
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Pleasant Musical Event.

Last evening tho ladies Of tho Dorcas
Sewing Society, Of the Third Presby.
terrain church, gave very pleasant little
musical entertainment AZ the residence
Of Rev. L. w. Barr, at No. 1915 Jacob
street. The entertainment was very
good throughout, the following pro.
gramme being rendered: Two songs by
o quartette composed Of Messrs. BentS,
Carson, lilauf and Blon; Happy
Days." by Miss Lucy Robinson, and
solos by Miss Theresa Phillips and Mr..
lgadore Fulton. Miss Annie Haasc, OF
Pleasant Valley, presided at the piano,
rendering several selections and playing
tho accnninnnlmeriA worry ninhlY.
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IN POLICE COURT.

The Cases Disposed OLA TondCr.lTonrtCd
Judge and n wife lIcater.
In Police Court yesterday morning
Thomas Collins was fined IS and costs
for behaving in a disorderly manner in
the Second ward. About 8 o'clock yes
terday morning he, in company with
some other man, who is at present un-
known TO the police, attempted to batter
down the door OF one Of the dives Of i'll
repute in the Tenth street district. They
made enough noise To rouse the neigh
borhood and attracted quite crowd Of
men, who were going to and from their
work ct that hour, but not one Of the
policemen in that precinct put in an ap-
pearance, although repeatedly called by
the blowing Of police whistle in the
possession OF one OF the crowd attracted
by the fracas. The whistle was finally
blown from the Suspension bridge, and
two OF the Island officers promptly re-.
sponded and took Collins in; his com.
panion took alarm In time to escape.
John Mcnamara, who has been wanted
since April 20 last for wiie:beating, and
who was not arrested till Monday, would
have been let of by the tender-hearted
Mayor with a fine Of 81 and costs, had
not the other officers OF the court pro.
tested and called Ills Honor down by
pointing out 10 him that a fine OF S. and
costs was the lowestthat could BIO i'm.
posed In a case of this nature. A fine
Of s. and costs was then imposed.
Henry Kreis, the Fourth district gar.
bage collector, arrested on complaint OF
Health Officer Garrison for not properly
collecting garbage, was fined 81 and
costs,
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TMO GASES ON HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Reported at Police HeadquaFters-Th Sad
Fate Of Mike MCLAUGHLIN.

Reported ut Police HendquAFterS-Th Sad
Fate OF Mike Mclaughlin.
About o'clock yesterday morning
Mike Mclaughlin, q stort, heayy-set
Irishman, was sitting on the steps Of
Tom Carney's saloon, at the corner Of
Twenty-seyenth and Market streets, in q
Reasonable" state Of intoxlcatIon, He
had slS In his inside pocket, which some
one else wanted. A man whom Nc
Laughltn then thought was Claude
Deviney, came up to him, and by
various persuasive methods, induced
him 10 accompany him TO an
alley in the vicinity, When the dark
some depths OF the alley were reached,
the highwayman bumped Mr.. McLaugh'
lin for his purse, and Mr., Mclaughlin
being sober enough TO resist, the high
Wayman proceeded TO use iorcible means.
He knocked him down, and kicked,
scratched and beat him till he was al
most insensible, when the purse and ils
contents were pinChed with ease.
In the afternoon Mclaughlin appeared
at police headquarters with his face
bearing close resemblance 10 O map OF
the "Thousand Islands" each island be-
| ing marked by a cut or scratch. He
swore out warrant for Deviney, which
was placed in the hands OF Officer Pret-
lyman.
Smith, a tall, poorly-dressed individual,
who Is employed at the Belmont blast
furnace, called at Police headquarters
and stated that Claude Deyiney had at
tempted to rob him in the same alley
where Mclaughlin had been touched.
He said he and Deviney had been drink
ing in Carney's saloon at about 9 o'clock
and that Deviney had taken him into
the alley ostensibly for the purpose OF
directing him 10 q house that was for
rent; that Deyiney had demanded his
money, and upon his refusing to dis
gorge, had gone through his, pockets.
Smith had few dollars, but had
secreted II In the lining Of his
hat, q place Deviney did not
think OF searching. Officer Short
took Smith before Squire Davis to made
complain; the had been gone but a
few minutes when Officer Prettyman
and Special Watchman shannalelt came
| In with Deviney. Prettyman arrested
him at Matthews saloon on the South
Side, but when near Sixteenth street he
ran up to Fourteenth and down Main,
where the Waterman overhauled him.
Later in the evening, Mclaughlin, still
wearing his facial adornments, went TO
the iail and declared that he must have
been mistaken in the identity Of the man
who robbed him, and that he was
heavier man than Deviney.
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This Ia nm Excellent Renson.

BRIDuEpoRT, Sept. q, 1889.
NeiSrs. S. BdsrS Sons:
DEAR SrRs:-Enclosed you will find
OF your Panhandle Coffee
tickets, which entitle me 10 one OF your
handsome Oil Paintings. Mother says
PAM Handle Coffee is the best she ever
drank, the cheapest and the best, be-
cause you fellows mako It. Send the pic.
ture In care Of W. L. Cook, the grocer.
Yours respectfully,
MRS, @. Holt.
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Wheeling Installnsnt Go,

In addition to. those goods already
enumerated, We will offer during tho
week-Large, heavy Chamber Suits In
Solid Ash,-AntiGue Oak Finish
with large beveled mirror and Combin.
alton washstand, at $50 OO-worth $3S %.
Solid Oak Chamber Suits that will cost
you $40 90 elsewhere, we arc Offering at
$50 W:-And Solid Walnut Chamber
Suits that have no equal in this city for
style, finish and clean workmanship, we
have marked downirom SG7 90 to SIS %,
Our general line OF Chamber Suits is
a grand combination Of modern styles
and finish, and the largest collection Of
the finest cabinet work axtnnt.
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Z. cambridge Munday, ESQ, County
Attorney, Clay county, Texas, says:
"Have used Electric Bltters with most
happy results. My brother also WIS
very low with malarial fever and iaun'
dice, but was cured by timely use OF this
medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his llie.n
Mr.. D. l. Wilcoxson, Of Horse Gave,
KY, adds a like testimony, saying: "He
positively believes no would have died,
had 1t not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward of, as
well as cure all malarial diseases, and
for all kidney, liver and stomach disor-
ders stands unequaled, Price 80 cents
and 81 at Logan Drug Co.'s drugstore. 0