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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-25
DIED,


IIAGUE-Ou Tuesday, December q, 1850, at b;S
a. M JOHN HAGUE, IN hIG I'D year.
Funeral from the residence Of his mother, No
80 Sixteenth street, Thursday morning at II
o'clock. Friends Of the family are inVltet
to attend. Interment al NJ. Calvary Gene
terry,
RILEY-on Tuesday morning. December, q
1859, ut 2 O'Clock, MARY, rellCt o. the latG
Richard l.. Riley, III the 6sth year OF h0r age
Funeral from her late residence, bali mile wesI
of st. ClAirsylllO, Ohio, tomorrow Thurs
day. afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Friends 81 the
family are invited to attend.
BROWN-On sunday morning, December q
1880, at 8 O'Clock, ANNIE H., daughter Oi
Mary a. and the late William Blown.
Funeral from St. JoEcph's Cathedral Thursday
morning at O'Clock, Friends Of the family
are invited. Internent at MI Calvary Gem
GtOry.
HAY-At noon, Tuesday, December q, 1850,
WILLIAM II HAY, iu the Goth year Of hls age
Funeral notice to-norrOw.
GIRSEY-on Tuesday, December "a. 1882. a!
II;Ib q, M, CHARLEY, infant Ghlld Of Edwatd
T.. aud jennie o. GlesPy, aged 10 month";
u,nn..i nnIton hawaiian
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SALE.

nv virtue Of a deed Of trust ,aAie BY t !,
NO6nB 10 me "A trustee, d6ltd jay ls ID
corded Ia Deed Of Trust biol No u ~ \
In the OhlCe Of the ClFIE 6l The CQghW N
Ohio county, Wpst Virginia, ! WV ~, II
north trout door Of the Court houT
county, on ,.sy 10.
SATURDAY, tho 18th DAY Of JASuAS w. hi
commencing al 10 o'clock q m. lne q
described property that Il " ,a{ az w
ground situate III the ely OF " nvytiG bAit
county, West Virginia, being lht w. " n, ~
lot Numbered forty three, hlllAte IIa Y Mise
tIdS Oi Market hifcet on the norm naJT Al
Iy.6eVohth street and Al !he uoi"o n tstft
ilfeOiSi aid hall lot has q ifontAEg, MOS
liye Ie0l on MARKET street aud extern, I'M ,ltt
even width binding on IWthll ''"
one hundred feet 10 an alley, hst giIi
The iIllO ID believed W h. pcIle,i reslI
a lTuhleo will convey only lhe WV
me hy 1Ald deed u ifntt yutk ~
TERNI or glLE-Onethlm hnu Y oS m n
A thO ptFchDef elects IN pay 10 G.,I .irrjt
nj ala M balance In two eqQAl III ~
one and two y6aiS, notes bceilni 1ss,tg,
M dHy OF taIe 10 be given TOT VIZ uS,y 80
iIsntG, the bulldlnga " b. lcpi ,WIh ~
bVneiI OF the deferred payments ,hl
% 6o retained until payment Z RVS Thrs
WI. " COWDt't H.
N, II, HLLLEa, AugiiOnSei'
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FOR SALE.
trustees Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by John q
McCHcken, John II. Diehl and Ada \ DEL
k!Gwile, 10 J. K. COwden, trustee, aud Of az u
der Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, No'
Virginia, made Oh the lstn day Of May, l% Y
pointing me as trIAteO III place o! lhe tnlpt
named In said deed Of trust, which a. dLkgl
March 20, 1SS3, and IA recorded IN the once q
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio C9uni
West Virginia, IN Deed Of Trust BOOK No Y
page SIS, | will sell at the front door Of ~
Court House Of said county, ON
THURSDAY, the Goth DAY Of DECEMBER l's'
beginning at 10 O'Clock Il. M, the following q y
Bcfihed property, that Il 70 iAyi FOui 10y "
ground finmbeied Twenty.ihtCG, twenty lOutl
twenty-five and TWenty.siG lntIhafo number.
Two OF John r. GllOhrist's addition No9WW'
city Of wheeling.
The title 10 the above property, Is lGleyeIp
DO perfect, but selling as trustee WV gGAng
only tho title vested In me by Ald detdQl W.
TERMS or BALE- Oncthifd aud W lnN,s W,
a. the purchaser elects 10 pay 10 cash, lI "
atee ii Two equal ln1tRllncnI IN one lln
Year,, notes bearing interest from lDe nN.
sale 70 10 given for the deferred payinenlS. n N
title 10 he retained until payment u htls
foil, ". J.. ", C0WDEh, IfuhHH
W. n. HlIIRn AunttDnppf. W.
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other manliesiaRd n ~ aopsiOyops
christianity Of ou own ~. 10 be god
and to do good every ieyW well a
Christmas Das, entities one 10 be glad,
helps to make other people glad, This
is the real Christmas spirit, It's form Is
tof-little moment,
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A FORTUNATE speculation in railroad
stocks gave Henry W. Grady his start
in life, but ho was indebted TIC no lo1--
tuitous circumstances for the brains and
the push which made him a real power
The South could we'll afford to build
a monument to him, his State another,
his city another, for although he had
not great wealth, his greatenergies were
largely devoted to bringing in capital
and men to develop the resources OF Ills
region. He will be seriously missed be-
cause he was Of real worth. lt
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A snREwD Mclean Chlnaman did
no" some higL.ayers in the Celestial
Kingdom for $4,000. The authorities
are after him, II he waits to be caught
they will cut him in eighteen pieces. "A
more advanced country would slice the
rascal in thirty-slx pieces. Chinalnoyes
slnvlv.
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"wmAr becomes OF all the pins" isno
poser at all when you compare 1t with
Where do all the turkeys come ron
Some day a gifted poet may inquire IN
plaintiye song, Is the American goObler
a failure, and is our stuffed turkey
PLAYED QUIT While he lives he rs ma
jestic; when he dies he is ours truly:
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MIR. JAMES j. WEST, Of Chicago will.
90 to prison for Ave years for trying 10
run a big newspaper on wind and chesko
This particular Wild West will have u
chance to quiet down aud do better, He
ia by birth an Ohio man and u book can
VaRger. ....n., ami
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Ioose's Red CLOVER Pile Remedy 10 4
positive specific for all forms Of Che Do.
ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
and %pfotrddinR pilee. Price bOc. Fol
sale by Logan Drug Coz Bridge Corner
Wheeling, W, Va nav
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RING the Christmas bells Ring them
long and ring them loud, and be sure
you ring lots OF 'em, There u 10
Cheerier sound
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All Fits stopped free by pF. KLlNR'S
GREAr NRRvH R@ToREA No Fits after
.Apt days use. Marvellous cures, Treat
Lee and g 90 trial bottle free 10 Fit cases,
Hendlo DE Kline, O8l Arch Bt., phllA, Pa,
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ANOTHER solemn warning-an Indians
editor abstained from the use OF tobacco
and went crazy, Some editors haven't
sense enough to know when the paste
not Ia empty.
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W. have no bears head on a trenCh'
or, and may even forego the dear de'
lights Of plum pudding, but our Natl9n'
al Bird remains with us-and very little
OF him will remain after to-day.
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Criticism Off New York school girl
~ think Shakespeare had better have
kept himself TO blank verse. When he
writes poetry, he gets himself all mixed
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ANYBODY who wants Wheeling sshare
Of the influenza may have 1t before
Wheeling takes the edge oil it,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-25

Sick headache Ia readily cured by
Hoods Sargaparilla, which tones and
regulates the digestion, and creates ah
appetite. II
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TIE Office boy hands in the following
which he calls guy

LINES on XMAs.
our gtandslres had the Xmas log,
our fathers had the coal,
Earthgas knocks out our Xmas fog
"And we get there all the same"
Evidently there is something wrong
with this flight Of genius. The trouble
is not in the reason, aud the rhyme Is as
nearly perfect as any Arst.class poet Of
the time would care to have it. III this
merry season we have no desire to By
captious, aud at all times real talent
should be encouraged.
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MARRIED.

LRAHY-MEHOLlN-A At tho residence Of the
BRIDES uncle, Ar. Hugh MCGaw, South Penn
street, Island, on TueAday, December 81
1889, at 2 O'Clock p. me- by the Rev. ". H.
CO0kc, N. N. LEAHY, N. D., Of Boston, Mass
10 MISS, ]. MEHOIIN, oil this city.
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srArE on ONO, CRY OF To1EDo, |

10 LUCAA UOUNTKt
Frank j, Cheney makes oath that he
Is the senior partner Of the firm Of F. J,
Cheney 4 Co., doing business In the
City OF Toledo, County and State afOre'
said, and that said irm will paythe sun
Of one hundred dollars for each and
every case 81 Catarrh that cannot, be
cured by tho use Of Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me, and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day Of DeCem'
har. A. D. 1856.
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. WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW la.
Proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS,

0EFIcE OF WATER WoREs,
MARTIH'S FIRRY, o., December il, iSS.
until 9 O'clock p, M, 81 Monday, January d
1890, and opened Immediately thereafter, fof
furnishing about Al tons Of Cast lion Water
Pipe, " Of Special Castings, IS Fire Hydnnli
aud 80 Valves, Also for laying said pipe tnbout
Valves, Blank lorms and specifications esu ~
be had upon application 10 thls Ollce,
BY order Of the Hoard.
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on rich aud poor, II you're not won,
To brush your teeth With SOEODoNT.
You'll one day suffer deep IemorSe,
For soon they'll Crumble III decay,
Aud soon you'll cry, ''Oh, laCk'RdRy,
That had never changed my course
MWP1W
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Wanted.

no YOU USE FIGURESf-Farps.
~ WOrth'u New system Of Addition solve,
the secret Of u|llghtnlng calculation Leaned
In an hour, For highest endorsement and bSS'
llculATs enclose stamp To- THE FARHSWOETH to
Johnston Bldg, Cincinnati, o. OCb WAS
A GENTS WANTED-THE Mis-.
"A SOURI, Washer Affords AGENTS pIO6tabi.
business, WRIhes dlFllcst clothes clean by hSt
steam. Arguments IN lts favor numerous And
convincing, Sent on two, weeks trial. WHls
Tor illustrated circular aud terms, ]. WORTH
81 BeekmAn street. New York. OcS
II WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW la,
1DlRS on salary, To take charge Of my bu,,
pess At their homes; entirely uloblectOuG6le,
Light very fascinating aud heAllhlll; no All,
Ing required permanent position; wage, SO
per week, Good pay for part time. Ny relsr
encCs include some Of the best well known ~,
pie Of Louisville, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh Nd
elsewhere, Address With ttamP, Ms. AAElOs
WALEEB, Fourth and Chestnut sb., LOuiSyilS
Ky, sehWN'
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In Spanish, liberty Is "libertad," and
a l~iberty.pole Is therefore o libertadpole,
which may account for the unpopular.
iIv Of liberty In SnAin.
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CuRIsrMAs oIrTl That's one on YOU
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A. W. GLEABoNI

sEAL Nota,, Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
Ell. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, o.
B6S-sold by Druggists, Is cents. DGw
Evening journal., 1889-10-18
DeIavare City Nevs,

Special correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE Cry, Oct. lS.-The Chesa
peake and Delaware Canal Company has
prohibited fishing in the waters of the
canal with any kind Of nets
The cat-tail season has begun, ard the
marshes are full Of men and women
gathering them.
Delaware City people have decided to
buy the st. Georges Library, and have
raised nearly enough money to do SO.
Lenard Young met with a SO rious
accident to-day at Cat-tail Point He
was at work picking cat-tails when he
slipped and fell to the ground so violently
that he dislocated his left shoulder.
Duck shooting is very good here this
season and quite number OF Philadel-
phia sportsmen are camping on Fort
Delaware and enjoying the fine shooting
on the bar near there. Snipe shooting is
also very good this season on the mead
ows. Rail and reed bird shooting are
about over for the season
s. Vankirk and wife OF New York are
visiting Vankirk's parents OF this town.
A supper was given in Eagles Hall
this evening by the members Of the Della
ware No, 12, y. Q. D. f., for the benefit
OF their lodge
The river banks on the lower marshe:
near here were damaged very much by
the storms Of this week.
Evening journal., 1889-10-18
COUNCIL ApJouRNs.
A Mark Of Respect to tho Memory or
Games r. HIeGonigaI.


City Council met for its regular stated
session last night. There was a shade OF
sadness on the faces of the members as
they looked toward the vacant desk OF
James F, McGonigal, the chairman Of the
Finance Committee After roll call the
regular order Of business was suspended
and Mr. Dillon presented the following
resolution:
Resolved, That a committee Of five be
appointed to draft suitable resolutions Of
respect to the memory of our late fellow
member, James F. McGonigal and 10
make suitable arrangements for the at
tendance of City Council and officials at
his funeral. and
Resolved, That as a mark OF respect
CITY Council now adjourn until Friday
evening at z 30 p M.
Mr. Sharkey moved to amend by ad-
journing until Monday evening he did
not think it the proper thing to transact
business before the deceased member was
buried Mr.. Johnson expressed the same
views.
Mr. Roberts objected to doing business
before the funeral, but he was anxious
for instructions from Council regarding
the Monroe street spring, which was
overhowing and filling cellars with water
The amended resolution was adopted
unanimously, and Messrs. Dillin, Shea,
Chambers, Roberts and McKenney were
appointed as the committee, after which
Council adjourned.
Evening journal., 1889-10-18
warning to citizens.

Do not be deceived by moldy chestnuts
There is no article in this paper that is
more worthy Of consideration than this
one, because it is a guide and warning
to the unthinking who are in the habit
of biting at poisonous bait TO those
who remember we'll as every reader OF
the daily newspaper must, that at this
time Of the year especially when leases
are about to expire and necessity compels
them TO leave, they adopt some old chest
nut to deceive the public that reads like
this; THE greatest reduction sale on
record, Compelled to sell at a
loss" etc, etc. Now every good
sensible person can well realize that no
living man can afford to pay 81 for a good,
saleable article and pay big rents, pay
salesmen pay for big advertising, pay
electric and gas lights and all sorts Of
other expenses and sell that article for
60 or S3 cents on the dollar Now we
leave it TO yourselves. Can they7 or do
yon believe itI The truth Of the matter
is, while the cry is, selling without 8
profit, they are slapping Oh their 40 to 60
per cent. profit. But, here is something
that long trial and respect has brought
the public to believe and prices quoted
~ ohp NAp WpuAu upt uouu ~ NV 40 w
adopt tricks and devices, and that man
is Mr.. Louis Fellheimer, the
Economy Hall clothier, No. 4O6
Market street. Now kindly read
the following with marked attention
and take immediate advantage Of it. We
are not in business to lose money We
couldn't pay expenses if we were to, and
we kindly ask for your trade, but not on
the losing plan. 1t would be foolish for
rs to expect people to believe it, We
win sell you a Milton, Kersey or Wide
Vale, in heavy and medium weight, Over
coat from $S so to $500 Boys Over
coats with capes, from $2 90 to the finest
grades. Children suits. nobby patterns,
from 81 90 upwards Mems dress suits
in sacks or cutaways, from IS to
SEQ 100. We ask you please be good
enough when in need OF clothing to call
a. : ~, fIe1I A0e AFawlv.k gFuaaA
Evening journal., 1889-10-18
hoRsE THIEVES cAPruREp.
Two Held for Requisition and Three for
Further Hearing Tomorrow.

Further Hearing Tomorrow.
John Alexander, colored, charged with
stealing bay horse from Tobias Niehol-
sons stable at Pennsburg. Chester
county, Pa was before Squire Bertolette
yesterday afternoon He brought the
horse to this city and stabbed it at the
livery stable of Nj j. Clancey. Nos.
703-5 Maryland avenue. Nicholson
identified the horse as his property, and
Alexander was held to await the action
Of the Pennsylvania authorities.
The Police Department received notice
last evening that horse and road wagon
had been stolen from Dilworthtown, Pa,
by Henry Kane, alias French. officers
Todd and Shultz found road cart de-
scribed as the one stolen, beyond Eleventh
street bridge, and traced the man who
had LEFT it there. They captured French
with the horse in his possession At
City Court, French was held in bail until
tomorrow morning.
The police department was notified yes
yesterdays a bay mare blind in one eye
had been stolen from John S. Newlin.
Of Cochransville, Chester county, Pa, on
Friday night, Officers Evans and Walker
arrested Charles Seaforth, Andrew Adams
and Charles Morris, at the Bellevue
Hotel in the Ninth ward, on suspicion Of
being the thieves. The horse captured
does not answer the description OF the
horse stolen but Chief Swiggett believes
the men stole the horse and they wer,
held until to morrow morning.
Evening journal., 1889-10-18
Nc Monroe street snrInr.

The waste pipe from the spring on
Monroe street between Seventh and
Eighth is choked up and the water, for a
week past has been standing from two to
three feet deep in the excavation where
ths water runs. The water is beginning
to soak through the stone walls of the pit
into the cellars Of the adjoining houses
and unless quickly attended TO will cause
damage for which the city viii be liable
The Street ana Sewer Department
have refused 80 do anything because the
spring is inside the building lines, and
the petition TO City Counil asking for
relief could not De presented last night
because no business was transacted. The
ground where the spring is located belongs
TO the city. The drain runs to sewer,
and il 1t is itself a sewer, is under the
jurisdiction q tie Street and Sewer De
partment. The inal outcome Of the
matter will be another test of the con
fiicting powers Of Council and the Street
and Sewer Department.
Evening journal., 1889-10-18
CITY NEWS N saler.

Luckman, house painter, 214 shipley st.
William Simmons began paving Third
street hill from Tatnall street to day.
GO see the 13-year-old boy yioliDist this
evening at College Hall, Masonic Temple.
Tickets 25 cents.
Miller & jenkins have purchased the
40 horse power tubular boiler, offered for
sale by the Water Department.
The members Of the Bayard Legion with
number Of lady friends took ride in a
four horse hack last evening.
Subscribers to the stock Of the Catho-
lie Hall Company, meet last evening and
elected board ef eleven directors with
Martin J Mealey as chairman.
Brandywine Castle. No. II, X. g. E.
visited Chester Castle, No. 29 Of Chester,
Ps., last evening. The Wilmington Cor
net Band went with the visitors.
A team from Haverford College Gram.
mar school and team from the Friend
school of this city will play game OF
foot ball at Union Park this afternoon.
The last stated meeting Of the Board Of
before the annual meeting in November
win be held at the hospital at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
The first OF a series OF concerts by
College Of Music this evening at College
Hall (old lecture room Of Masonic Temple
A very select programme arranged
Tickets 25 cents. Do not miss it.
The first lecture Of the 81. stephen.
Lutheran church course was delivered il
the church last evening by Rev. J. g.
Morris. D. D., LII D., of Baltimore. Hi:
subject was Luther" Professor NJ. a.
Richards, d. D., Of MuhlenbeIg College
win deliver the next of the course OF
November 2, subject Pretty Peggy"
A young man from Wilmington who
gave the somewhat indefinite name oi
Smith, was MANNED for life while hunt
ing in Moore's wood, near New Castle
this morning. He was loading his gun
when it was prematurely discharged
the entire charge passing through th'
palm Of his left hand. II was though
sAIl k-s' -.@..1 a.G-. -ags 80 - .aaiy ylta
tsd.
Evening journal., 1889-10-18
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Horse Thieves Held Tor Their Appearance
Tn-Norrow Morning.

At the City Court this morning
Thomas Cochran. drunk arrested by
Officer MAIDEN. 81 and costs Dennis
Daley, drunk, arrested by Officer Bur
leigh, $40 and costs Isaac Burk, aged Is,
drunk, 81 and costs.
Edward French. arrested by Officer
Todd for stealing horse, wss arraigned.
He answered the description given by
Constable Young Of Dilworthtown, Chas-
ter county, Pa The horse was found In
Robert Hammond's stable beyond
Eleventh street bridge. The case was
continued until tomorrow morning and
the prisoner was held in $500 bail for his
appearance.
Charles Seaforth, Andrew Adams,
Charles Morris, were arrested by officers
Evans and Walker with horse sup.
posed to be stolen. They were from Hol
landtown, Pa Seaforth claimed that he
owned the horse. A turkey and gun
were in the wagon. They were captured
at the Bellevue Hotel last night. They
We're held until tomorrow morning in
$500 bail.
Hubert Cassidy contractor was oharg
ed with violating the ordinance concern.
ing danger signals on distractions, on
Eighth street between Shipley and
Orange MIR Cassidy pleaded not guilty.
w. Lyman, Esq, represented Mr.. Cassidy
Officer Emmmuns testified that there was
no light on the obstruction for three
nights, and Il went out on the fourth
night Thomas L. Carpenter, secretary
Of the Board of Directors of the Street
and Sewer Department, testified that
Mr., Cassidy took out a permit for the
building. John e. Haley was called for
the defence, aud testified that the lamp
burned all night Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. William Bakey testified that
he lighted the lamp on Monday night
The case is similar to The many previous
cases The law holds that It is the duty
of the man who takes out the permit to
keep the danger signal burning. The
case was continued until o'clock to
morrow morning.