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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-14

Dronson--"Who shall decide when
the doctors disagree7" Johnson-"The
coroner generally has to do It,"
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Cotton.

NEW York. May l3.-Weol fair, active and
steady; domestic fleece sia3dc; pulled 27a3ic;
Texans lSA..jc, -
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Wool. !

NEW York. Mar l3.-Pig iron quiet. Cope.
dcm;stlc 81 e.. Thu feverish: straights 81 10.
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BRADronD, Pa, May l3.-Pctrolcum opened
Mt S9lsc: closed at sGIsc: highest sG1I,c; lowest
S55114c: clearances $4,000 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. pa. May l3.-petroleum dull;
opened At s6isc; closed at S6l.c: highest SG1sc;
lowest SJsIc
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Stockholders Meetings.

NJ OTICE-rHE NAPTHA YACHT
IN COMPANY.
The tncurporators OF the above named com.
pany. hnvius designated Thursday, May q, 4.
j. 1870, ut ESQ p. M. md Ut the Office Of !. g..
Dillon. No. l2J Market street, III the CITY Of
Wheeling. State OF West Virsinia, rs the place Of
tho first general meeting OF the stockholders Of
"ffc Sdrths Yacht Company" to elect Hoard
Of Directors make bylaws anu transact my other
business which mny be lawfully done BY raid
stockholders III general meeting, the stockhold.
crS OF said Company nte hereby notified to be
present. ut such meeting at tho time and place
aforesaid. In witness whereof The said corpora.
tors hnye hcrcuntn set their hands this 2ilh day
Of April, A. u. 1890. - pa. Is
IANTHUS G. DILLON,
JOSHUA NJ. WRESTLING, Z.
+. J. PARK,
ANDREW II. HAMILTON,
ares FRANK u. ROSS.
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Countryman lin dime museum -"say,
bub, what sort of curiosity be You 2"
Freak-"lm the boy what never whis-
Ties y ----- -----
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Burlington Houto-IIomo scckers's Excur-

ClSrIxSATI. O., May 33.-cottou steady; mid.
ding llhz. ..-'
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

No. 35l? Chaplino street.
Lot southeast cotner OF Ohio and Huron
streets. ~ by 50 feet.
81 acIesoi land t~o m lies east OF Rosby's Rock,
Marshall County. ". Va.
hruon,cd flame cottage, fark street. Mounds
vllIc Camp ground. .O.. 81
Lots |. j. b. 7. .. II aud 10. warren's addition,
$500 each. Lots 6, j., 10. l?auh II, $3.50 each.
is acres Of hillside hand In Eighth ward, val
ued II $40 per acre.
No. 26s7 Market street, ground half lot. Price
$3.50.
no. s. and 81 Twenty sixth street. Both houses
No. ais Main street.
No. .:S,J, 2sss and $40 Main street.
No. II! and Ia Seventeenth street.
No. l0a5 McColloch street. t.
No. 40 Natl nal Road. .- st
No. 1905 Cnnpline street. -i.Es
No lis EOtf street, half lot.
Corner lot, cast side south Front street.
IS loot lot, east side South Front street.
No. " north front street
Cnoioe nj lots III Fair Grounl property, Wells.
HOUSE and lot in Fulton. VIVA.
- acre Farm at Glenns Run.
rropeny sni,aolc for II hotel on Main street.
Residence, ont'qusrtcr milo cast OF TrlAdel'
phia, with 0 acres Of land. 81. &C.,
FOR RENT.
No, 3. Thirteenth street. rooms......,....-.sll Y
No, ia, Main street, two roons...":."...:.... y
Nc. IA MARKET et., store room and collar . &
No. 2lio Mnrl ct street, ID floor 10 o
No. 2i9 Mnrkctst,cct ID uoor.. -.........-. l. q
POSSESSION given No 2A9 June lst.
JAMES A. HENRY, Y
Real Estate Agent. Notary Public. and U.
: Claim Attornev, No. l6l2 Market street.
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FOR SALE.

Eight Roomei dwelling, lie South Penn
street, very desirable location, 5000.
SIX Reomed dwelling, with lnrSO lot, "a
Twenty ninth street. for HIS.
Z Double frame house, rents for, 10 per month,
nj % aud - Ind lana street, Tor $3.50.
Five ronn,cd frnme house, with large yard, III
Twenty ninth street. Sl,0oO
Xix fpnmcL house FL Eanc street, $1,000
bargains IN building lots g
Garden farm, Ohio liver bottom. above high
water mark. The very best land. Coed improve
mcnts. II Railroad station on tho place. SIX
miles from this city. ny acres. Price 500
c. o. SMITH.
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
onn, 800 I.fs4r= l2aO Main street.
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Ladies' nrs tho Best Judges

1t takes n man Of sand TO secure lis
deserts in this wicked world.
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a Cure for Constipation aud Slck.Iica,l
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DITLEy DITLEVSEN,
N o tice G.

kGREEABL BILE to orders from the Go,ern-
a ment Of the Danish West India Islands
the aforementioned articles required in
1891 by the military forces on the Islands,
are hereby put up to public licitf ton,
4,536 Yards Ravenduck.
1,200 " Flannel.
900 4" Stout.
900 " cotton cloth, nbIeached.
rs PEGS. White woollen Blankets.
so " Grey do. do.
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Written Tenders, marked:
, 1890-08-23

eT93 He year." examinations in the
CD country schools will this year
be held as fasaws:
At Arnaly School, Wy7nosa@y, 9th Aug.
" La Irincs..o Friday 2ach "
" East I'LL Monday LIST Sept.
" Diamond Wednesday Ord
" Peters Rest " Friday 9Th +"
i" Friedensfeld " Nonaay 8th "
" Two Williams" Wednesday 10th "
All the examinations will begin at
8 o'clock a. III.
The parents and guardians Of the
children and all who take an interest
in the work of the Schools are hereby
invited to attend these examina-
tions.
The School Board, Chrlstiansted, the 18th
August 1890.
JOHN II. QUIN.
, 1890-08-23
"Leverance til Diet Konge-
lige militaire Depot, St.
Croix 1890"

indscndc~ til DeIotet raa st. Cgoix indr1l
MAND.GEN den lstc September d. A.,
iudeiol tcuGr Angive.>e al den PriS hvortil
Nrdkcmmcude vi paatage sig ut lrvcre
cuLelte, nuglc, cIler allie De udbudje Glen
ST aide for Lv,r iSPr SHISkilt.
nydprhp Staa ed deres Bud / 81 Dage.
Tilbudaue Vile dertttor bIivr aabncde
b2mplJte Days Euermiddag III. 3 i Over
Va. else al dc EonEurlenters sem MATTE
indfnde sic. OF Underetning om Diet eller
d2 at GouverH CmeHtet anlagne Bad vii
hjivc FedGommcnde meGdtlt ha Dcpotet.
Prove If DC ~ovcnr@vnte GjerstamGe og
Conditiontrne for LeVelancrn ere til Efter-
syn Diet KOngelige militaire Depot paa
St, Croix og Kas ernen paa St. Thomas.
bet Kongelige Militaire Depot, St. Gro tx
den lode August 1890.
DITLEy DITLEVSEN,
, 1890-08-23
Tenders for Articles for
the military Depot, St.
Croix 1902

may be forwarded to the Depot in ST. Croix
on or before MONDAY the 1t September
1890, containing a statement Of the prices
at which the parties will undertake to de-
liver one or more, or all OF the aforesaid
articles.
Each bidder will be held to his bid foY
IA days.
The tenders will be opened on the above
stated day at 8 o'clock p. m, in the pre-
sence Of those who may appear, and ill.,
formation will be given the party whose
tender is accepted by the Government from
the Military Depot.
Samples of the above mentioned articles
and the conditions for the delivery thereof
may be seen in the Royal Military Depot
in st. Creix and in the Barrack in st.
Thomas.
The Royal Military Depot, st. Croix, the
10Th August 1890.
DITLEv DITLEVSEN.
The morning call., 1890-06-08

of business to wish them prosperous
career and to partake of the sumptuous re-
past and excellent beverages which were
provided for the occasion.
c. III. Long requires but little introduc-
tion to the public, as he is well and popularly
known as one of the prominent scullers of
the Coast, having defeated Griffin in a row.
ing contest on the Alameda Mole by about
eight lengths.
J. L. Eveston was for ten ears the eff
cient foreman of George Ross, the we'll
known shipwright, who bears testimony to
his uprightness in business and genial
qualities.
The wines. liquors and cigars kept are of
the best quality, while there is adjoining
the bar magnifcently equipped billiard
room supplied with two pool tables, one
billiard table and two shuttle boards, also
two nicely furnished club-rooms with
attendants.
main doors to the bar, and the rooms set
apart for their use are tastefully furnished.
Everything argues well for lucrative buSi-
ness at The Racine.
ANTIQUE SALOON.
The genial, whole -souled John j. Kelly
Is the atfable proprietor of the above
saloon, which is invariably made the head
quarters of reporters and his many friends
from Cloyerdale, Sonoma County. 1t is
magnifcently fitted up, is kept open night
and day and does an immense business.
There are number of comfortable rooms
spaciously furnished for the use of guests.
For those who have not had the fortune
to try some of the choice imported wines,
liquors and cigars kept at the Antique, they
Market street, where they will be kindly
received and well treated. Mr.. Kelly is a
general favorite among his many custom
ers, and no person is more worthy Of it.
The morning call., 1890-06-08
The T.rln and Cu.tom-Houss.

A hand book Of the tariff on imports into
the United States, the free list and the bond
and warehouse system now in force. with
notes OF judicial decisions and decisions of
the Secretary of Treasury, by George Hunt
ington Adams OF the New York bar, has
Voorhies & Co.. New York, and is oftered
by the Bancroft-Whitney Company. The
book is valuable to the importer, mannfac.
tnrer, producer. lawyer, and In fact ali per.
sons interested in the disposition of cnstom
cases. 10 Custom-house officers it is inyal-
The morning call., 1890-06-08
Explanations Demanded.

Judge Van Reynegom has directed the
members of the county Grand jury to APP
pear in his court on Wednesday to be inter-
rogated in reference to the eighteen indict-
alleged forgery of names of laborers on ex-
Senator Fairs ranch, of which he was fore
man. The attorney for the accused claims
that the finding of the indictments was ir-
regular.
The morning call., 1890-06-08
cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest OF HUI
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Beantifer, externally speedily and permanently
cure species of itching burning scay crusted
pimpy, scrofuous and hereditary diseases, and hu-
mors, from pimples to scrofula.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, soc; SOAR,
25c REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston
re- Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages, 80 illustrations, and 100 testimonials
The morning call., 1890-06-08
SAN FRANCISCO
WINE-ROOMS.
Many Places Where Fine Liquors
and Cigars Are Purveyed.

James 0Brien's-Criterion - Mint Exchange
and Cigar-siore-W Washoe Exchange-The
Boomerang = Commercial Hotel Wine
Rooms-Watson & Mitchell-Uncle Toms
cabin-H. Cuppers'-The Belgic-Ths Ra-
cine-Antique Saloon.
The morning call., 1890-06-08
Cured by Cuticura

fused two bottles of the CUrIcURA REsoLvENT,
three boxes of CUTIcURA, and one cake OF CUTI-
CURA SOAP, and am cured of terrible skin and
scalp disease known psoriasis. had 1t for
eight years. 1t would get better and at times
Sometimes my head would be solid scab, and
was at the time began the use OF the CUTICURA
REMEDIES. My arms were covered with scabs from
my elbows to shoulders, my breast was almost
solid scab, and my back covered with sores varying
with all the best doctors with no relief, and used
many different medicines without effect. My case
hereditary, and began to think incurable, but
1t began to heal from the first application.
ARCHER RUSSELL, Deshler, Ohio.
The morning call., 1890-06-08
Tho Eirat arna e.

The schooner Olga, Captain Rodin. ar
rived yesterday, thirty days from Honolulu.
with cargo of sugar for Williams. Dia.
mond q Go. A large number of vessels are
several are fully due, but the Olga is the
first of the feet - Jaw
The morning call., 1890-06-08
A Grateful NJ Mother

thank you for your CUTICURA REMEDIES, and
feel that in doing so l might be able to save some
person from heavy doctors bill, which 1 know IL
has done for me, My baby was seven weeks OLD
when began to try the CUTICURA REMEDIES for a
disease which had spread itself all its head and
face l was nearly distracted; had been to the doc
tors, but got no satisfaction Before two days use
of the CUTICURA REMEDIES the scabs began to
loosen, and in three weeks 1 could hardly believe
that 1t was the baby used to dread people seeing.
He is perfectly cured and has beautiful growth OF
hair coming. am very grateful to you.
MRS. GEO. MOREMAN,
Verdun, Lower Lachine, Montreal, p @.
The morning call., 1890-06-08


opposite new City Hall, where they will be
pleased to see their numerous friends.
H. CUPPERs.
At 218 Kearny street is to be found re-
sort that is well conducted nnder the new
proprietorship of the above name. The
brands of whiskies and stock of cham
pagnes and wines are the best that can be
secured in the market Coronado water is
kept constantly on hand, while the quality
of cigars sold over the counter is excellent.
Mr.. Cuppers has many friends, who wish
him success in his new enterprise, and Judg-
ing from the liberal patronage received by
him since becoming owner of the establish
ment he is likely to get a fair share of
public trade, which he deserves, as few men
are better hearted and willing to help his
friends in need
This popular place is patroniZed by some
of the best people in the city, where they
receive the best of treatment and royal re-
ceptlon.
THE BELGIC.
This magnificent drinking resort was
opened to the public on Saturday, the 25tn
ult, with James Park, late steward of the
weli-known steamship Belgic, as the cour-
teous proprietor. The name is sufficient to
make the new place popular. The liquors
and cigars kept are of the best quality. Pri-
vate rooms for gentlemen and families are
splendidly fitted up, the entrance to which
Is separate from the main entrance 1t Is
needless to say that the proprietor, who Is
well known, is opening this resort under
the most favorable auspices. His opening
night was good index of this, as he was
visited and congratulated by host of
friends and others who wish him every sue
cess in his new enterprise.
The Belgic is situated at 235 O'Farrell
street. between Mason and Powell.
THE RACINE.
One of the most appropriately fitted up
drinking palaces in the city is the establish
ment bearing the above name, of which c.
III. Long and j. L. Eveston are the popular
proprietors.
The Racine was formally opened to the
public on the 18th of May.
These gentlemen have many friends who
met on the opening night ut their new place
The morning call., 1890-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
PimpIes to ScrofuIa

Terrible skin and scalp disease. Psoriasis
Years. Head, arms and breast a solid
scab. Best doctors and medicines fail.
Cured by Cuticura at a cost of S3.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-03

Commencing tomorrow morning we
shall put forth our last and greatest
effort in the direction Of a speedy clear
ance of all this SEASONS GOODS still
left on our counters. A goodly portion
of our FALL STOCK is expected to ar
rive before the end OF this month
ROOM-lots OF twill be needed for
the new goods How will We get it? BY
selling off what's now on hand. Easy
enough. to be sure, il only the prices
these mighty levers OF trado-are low
enough. Well, don't rest uneasy on that
score. We've made them lower than ever
before. We've hammered, hammered,
hammered them until the very bottom
has dropped out. leaving nothing but a
small part or fraction Of the original
value OF the goods Some of the biggest
reductions have been made on
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THREE-YEAR-OlDS.
Race Between Four Colts to Be Trottod
Tuesday Afternoon.


With o good day and good track tho
long talked-of three-year-old race Will GER
tainly take place at the Exposition track
on next Tuesday evening. The conditions
of the race are as follows:
Each entry DAYS 800 and the lessee OF
the track adds SIPS, entrance fee 10 per
cent. of the added money. First horse
gets $500, second horse Sl25.
The entries are:
Joseph Lassiter's b. (, by Red Wilkes,
dam by G. NJ. Clay. No. %.
Preston Belyin's 8. c. Three TIPS by
Sam Purdy, dam by Hetzeps Hambleto-
MAN.
William A. Walkers b. &. by Walkers
Morrill,.
Charles Champbells b. G. Woodburn
Hambletonian.
When these entries were made 1t was
known by the owners of the other horses
that Three Tips had trotted a heat IN q
race in PAP, and that he could have shown
two or three seconds faster. and hence 1t Is
to be presumed that all the heats on Tues
day will be trotted in 2:40 or oetter-a
merry clip for three-year-olds at this sea-
son Of the year even in the bluegrass re-
gions of Kentucky.
These colts were bred and raised ia Vir-
ginia. and with their owners 1t 10 moro q
question of glory than the money involved.
The race will be trotted according to the
rules of the National Irotting Association,
and the strictest order will prevail. A part
of the grand-stand will be reserved espe-
cially for ladies and their escorts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-03
REV. JAMES W. SHIELDS.
Hls Remains Will no Inferred Here To-
Day-Sketch Of His Life.

Day-Sketch Of His Life.
The remains of Rev. James w. Shields,
whose death ut Orkney Springs on Friday
Of disease of tho kidneys was reported IN
the Dispatch Of yesterday, will reach Rich
mond this morning on the .7:4h O'Clock
train over the Chesapeake ana ONO road.
and after the funeral OF ST. johns church
at IL o'clock they will be inferred In Holly
wood cemetery. The members OF the
vestry Of Mt. Jackson church. OF which
Mr.. Shields was rector, VIII act as
honorary and members OF Richmond
Lodge, No. ~, of hasons. to which ne be-
Ionced. as active pail bearers. He will DO
buried with Masonic honors.
HIS EARLY LIFf.
Deceased was in his forty-second year
and until very recently was considered 10
he in tolersbly good health. In the spring
no suffered n severe attack of the grippe.
from which be never fully recovered. ne
was taken sick about two weeks ago at the
springs. where his wife and child were
spending the summer. and although he re-
ceiyed the most careful attention 1t was
,mpossible 10 save his dife. His brother,
DIR. Charles NJ. Shields, of this city, was
with him three or four days before his
death and rendered all possible medical as
sistance-
SERVICES Az MiNISTEh.
Mr.. Shields was born in Richmond ana
was a son of Mr. James G. Shields, who
resides at No. 1919 east Grace street. he
was educated at Roanoke College. salem
Va. and subsequently, went to a theology
cal seminary at Philadelphia. After prose-
cutting his studies there for two years he
went 10 the Episcopal Seminary near
Alexandria, Va, where he completed
his education. Immediately after bis
ordination he was made assistant to
DIR. Ward. then rector OF st. johns
church. After continuing IN this, position
for several years he received can
from the congregations OF 81. raul ana
lambs Creek churches in King. William
countv. which he accepted. lie had been
rector there for two or three years. when
he was called by the Cabin-Point and Bran
don churches on the James river. He lett
King William and continued with the lat
ter churches for five years, but as the
health of his family began TO tail, owing TO
the malarial climate, he accepted q call
from the Mt jackson, WOODSTOCK, ana
Newmarket churches in Shenandoah coun-
ty, and was pastor there up TO the time Oh
his death.
HIS FAMILY.
Deceased married Miss Grace Hambleton
Elliot, q daughter of Captain Samuel IL
liot. of Norfolk. He is survived by ms
wife and a sweet little girl, Grace. who ID
about ten years old. 49,.
As man Mr.. Shields's life was most
exemplary, and rs husband. son. ana
brother he was loving. kind. and gentle;
He was q most consistent Christian and
had devoted nearly his whole life to
Christ's service, having professed religion
when at Roanoke College. He was uni
versally beloved by bis congregations.
Deceased was Mason, being member
of Richmond Lodge, No. 10, and his re-
mains will be met at the depot by a CON-
mittee from that lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-03
MAYOR ELLYSON'S TRAVELS.
He Writes the Acting Mayor About What
He is Seeing Abroad.

Hon. J. G. Dickerson, president OF the
Board of Aldermen. and as such acting
Mayor. Yesterday received letter from
Mayor J. TAYLOR Ellyson, dated "Schooei-
ter WIertz, Hotel de LUnivers, Bruxelles,
lie July %, 1890" in which he says:
"Ibad very delightful trip across the
Atlantic, and landed at Liverpool last
Saturday week. since which time L have
been in London and Holland.
GREAT ARMY REVIEWED.
az reached Brussels in time to witness a
review OF $4,000 troops by the King. Inc
occasion was the celebration OF the twenty
fifth anniversary of the rule of the present
sovereign. lie is evidently not q very
nopular sovereign. The trades-people dis
like him because they say he does not buy
ANYTHING from them. but spends all his
money abroad. He rode along for squares
without q cheer.
"This week is a grand gala week through
out Belgium. The Parliament appropri-
ated 800 900 francs for the tete IN this city,
and every day this week there VIII De q
great parade of some KIND In the Gay ana
fireworks at night.
LoNDoNs GOVERNMENT.
II was very much interested in studying
the municipal government of London.
The president of the Council is Lord Rose
berry. and il is considered quite O distinc-
ton to be member of the city govern
ment. The Lord Mayor gave the members
OF the Peace Congress a reception ana
lunch, so altogether had q pleasant time
in the greatest city in the world.
TO RETURN THIS MONTH.
az shall leave IN the morning for Co
logne, and will reach Paris by Saturday
night, where will spend week. l now
expect to leave for home on the Esd OF Au-
gust, and would therefore hope to reach
Richmond by August Slst."
The Mayor closes with very, friendly e1-
pressions to the gentleman who in his ab-
sence is discharging the duties Of his Of
flee 80 worthily.