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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27
LOCAL BREvlTlES.
Mnt,Crs OF Minor aIomcnt IN, Nnd hhoul
tho CITY,


n,,,,o lTo,,,o,,
MAI'SEkN Tue ppel" iIouSo 'o'unI
hErubLlC"" SuBS.S''o" iite'lnks 'LiS e'en'uB'
OPERA House this evCnlnI-LIZ2le Evans III
1.-THE Buckeye
WoEK has bren suSpeuiCd in tho 4. & q. yarLS
here Tor i've days.
TIKI riaSs factories will mi resume until after
Tho ftst ui Tho ycar. "'''
unr, ,,o,, ,,.,,o asa, ,,,,,,,o ,. ,,,
MORE mel; women anu chlIuIen wore gum
'G ",'r! 'a''' a.",, "'"" .'v.. ,,
eth n, olEs s; SetIstuay presented Jhh''
'ois ho''' uuu "cyh win lIhc' TAI turkey"
WILLIAM LLOYD mend roller al the .EIna mill,
is UiE duty Oh account OF II lnHshcd thumb.
FRED AiEDEHMEYEE has resigned rs .uprrla.
tendtnt Of the Bonwo0d mill, and Will 10 10
farming up BOggS run.
Ei0Ir workhouse nriVourrs worc hrouph,
down Yesterday and mi 10 wnfs rlesninr nics
paths around the Public building,
To.Nonrow evening lho Whcrllnr Turncrs'
society viii rivn ,niisIca and Snri.T cntrrIsin
meut In in h,li nm N0rih Markell Sitrrt
Twn niaI, ,,rnt. ",, . .",' 49, l.,
tho hi! yrs,erIny from the unlI"e rnn I' ak.
orderly and Two drunks Md their fines
Dr. r, f. u,uNosn Noon, for ,hn I,.l,Imote
>, ~ I'M, - r. hhn"Mu, ugeht ipt Wy hh'iioi,e y,
th, anI ,I'i 's Ny ,' H.,
his lit Tx, -
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' an'u G"ntnS iti'o wy WY ~ H. III: !tS.
u.t Il, He ~ iri,n ,v". ~. ', ,
xn,,, "a 'ni ,a DIt "" n",'n "as "o"o
cAcVp' " uc'"y HNe'ho u" hout'
,n,,t vn'.t! w. Giett " hhlnH s'ote tht9l.Eu
pnCN Mtuuo" al IN s' s,a cScnths, optntu Nt
sNu MN sHu'G 81. VI go m.B:E IaGAnnse vi
| 'Hone9 "'"i " ""' o'e'ioo"oo u! '"e 'hN''
| ALBEIT MYERS, a boy livlngon tho south sido
| was standiny IN front or hot tlrc with some
,,ttsaI t,,, ~, ht ~ mnin my u
,Hl, I'M h,,rne AZ A'"' """ i'S nanu al" "i WHY
ouu'' uu'neu'
| HARRY U. ioss, Of New Castle, Pa, and Nsa
Maggie Gordon, Of uhtlchsville. o., applied ID
Clerk HOOK yesterday fora marriage llceute, Dnl
Irrnso rn. t"S,c oI'Ds no'l 'N' 4tsh' NV '
| 80. .S We ., 'N''"S''
| =, uLEhk LOOK yesterday issued q marriage
| llcenAe 70 ollyerT l. BorhAui, aged thirtye Ehl'
native OF JEFFERSON c0uuiy' o., aud resident OF
columeus Ahu Emma Bowman, aged thifly'
three, naive anu resident oil wheeling.
"A CHRISTMAS service at the Young Mems
GhiiStihh Association VIII he cor Quoted by M
j., W. Annex AZ O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
me usual Young mems meeting VII be held TO
| Hisut AT OclocX' lOunS men are invited.
| 1T Is expected that Il will be fully n noutl, be
fore all the Telephones are connected llp and In
good running order ,OGatn, although supci!n
icnaeht WON anu large force OF lIhcmen art
tushlhS tue repairs Just as rapidly rs prhaticAu.c
THE Cincinnati Euguirtr printed IL pIctu.e o
| the Jack COniurX whum local nspelS Lnye beer
referring 10 as "Curly Jack Conirtv," formerly
Of whCClinp. The picture printed locks h,
| much like larlp mist ~ IL IIIrs Ike "Curley
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stable property, on which the Railroad
Company proposes 10 build passenger
station II II eau secure certain Concees.
ions from the city.
FRANK lIEALY on TRIAL


with Kuhn and Miller for Assnulting tho
old Greeis.
Frank llealy, NAlh Kuhn and Bob Mil.
Ter wero pu! on trial in Part II OF the
Circuit Court yesterday, Judge PAUL
presiding, the charge being assault with
intent to kill and to rob, the alleged vic.
tim being the old Greek fruit dealer,
Joe Politics, who formerly kept tho stand
opposite the Mcclure house.
Owingto some sort OF u misunderstood.
ing rs to tho time OF the trial, the wit.
nesses were not on hand, and II was
necessary to adjourn the trial till . p. m.
| Capt. i. B. Dovener assisted Prosecuting
Attorney Howard In conducting the case
for the State, and Col. Arnett and S. o.
Boyce appeared for the defense. The
jury was etnpaneled rs follows: William
Flieze, Joseph llumes, Ed Bowman,
John Il. Wilkie, James Terrell, Y. q.
MolIat, Adam Elig, Adam lIcsu, William,
Dtiehor9t, Henry Kern, d. Cooper aud
Charles He'll.
Politics WAS not present, having LEFT
tho city shortly after the assault. a
brother was present, however. Besides
the three accused Pittsburgh man
named Richards was in tho party. Tht
prosecution only cudeayored TO convict
Of aeeaut and battery, and tho defense
was that tho beating administered to thu
old man WINS in aeli defense. The tcs,i
mony was that Politics ran after or wit!
Healy clear around into Twelfth street
carrying Ratchet, and that Healy wa.
hit with the Ratchet. All four OF TIT
men seemed to have equal ahare in the
assault.
1t was late when the case was given tc
the jury, and as it was found impossible
10 agree at once, the case Was adjourned
over till thia morning,
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In tho City una Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City unit Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
Gen. a. II. Beach is home for the holidays.
Miss Ida Dunbar Is home from Pittsburgh fol
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morris, OF fa!rmont
were at the Windsor yesterday.
Oscar ButdGtts, Jr.. Is home from dental schoo
at Philadelphia Tor the holidays.
Miss Ida CrocksrA, Of Delaware, 0, IS the
guest OF Rev. Mr.. Lynch's family.
Mr.. John Keyse-. night clerk at the Stanul
House. Is of duty on account Of Illness
J. L. Mitchell md wife, formerly of this city
but now living IN Pittsburgh, IRE III the city.
VIZ. William Williams, OF Chicago. Is spending
the holidays with his son, Mr. Fred Williams, CT
the south side.
DR.. D. i. Ross has returned from a successful
mont his hunting trip through Randolph and
Barbour counties.
james White and Hiss Hannah NJ. Early. OF
Flushing, Ohio. were married Mt 10 H. H. veslcr.
dayat Squire George Ankles office, by Rev. Dr..
Cum inghaEl.
Mr. Louis C. stifcl gave eighteen little ones an
Old laShiohed STRAW ride Ill Il huge sled Christ.
mas night taking them out TO stanm's hotel,
where there WIS Christmas tree, II good dinner
and an o!dfashoncd merry time.
Hon. Augustus Pollack was presented with A
handsome gold headed umbrellas "Wednesday
evening by his young lady employees us marx
Of Their regard Tor him. Mr.. PJllAek presented
each oil them With beautiful shopping bag.
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BEl.IAllIp.
al Sorts OF Loonl News and Gossip from
tho Glass City,


tho Glass City.
There nro eight men ln the loCkup-Rl plain
dtInkS.
Charles Wilson. Of centrevlIlo Is here visiting
Milton n0d Dolllc Mobiles tonight at The Ely.
Sian Theatre. '
Mts' Mary Foster, mn Ogc1 lady OF the Fourth
Mrs. White WAS presented with n SO gold piece
by her b0ardera OH Christmas.
The Two Pals Company dsba,ilcd hero and
left for their respective homes.
Extensive repairs ARE being made nj the steel
WotES during the two weeks shut down,
Tho Mayor AMI Marshal werc given n!ce
present each Ola gold PNn from the force.
Locomotives stool stock gtlll yesterday. and
coulu not set either way until ih0vclei ont.
j. W. Gotby was tho recipient Of Il fine suit of
e'otheh Iurh Gllfistmss Sin from his son, VIII.
Mr. Fred Flool md Victor shaw cane homo
from Hammond, Ind, yesterday for tho HOLIDAYS,
II was Deputy United States Marshal NRvcl
instead 0i "NDGcl" Who arrested the gamblers on
Christians day.
,,n Is nara work for llcllalro people to get TO
wheeling these snowy days. No motor cars and
10 boat makes 1t very incVnvGAlrnt.
The upper whiriboat OF ". G. Cochran & son
WaS caught by the rcecding river aud had 10 be
Roy g. iomlck md wife will 20 10 housekcen
| Ing III the Fourth ward. His many itISnds were
| surprised to hear OF his wedding on Christmas
| night.
| KodGler lIros; Will make needed repairs a, thcli
| glass mouse the canning month. Rumor SAWS
mat jacob l'Jhtystecl Will be the manager the
| ncXt ire
JeSeS DuniGc, q Meade township, this eoun
y, #hils or feeding hts stock, dtop,rd dead oi
heart disease. lie WAS seycuty.nvc years old
anu MI honest upright CitlAsn.
Mr.. l.. W. Griffin and AGgie G. ArbognSt were
married by Rev: l.. ". blrr. The co,lplc lei
Immediately for their home ut WelISburg, wberl
Nh Grillih Is engaged In business.
Frank W. Warner aud wife, OF THIN, Nro here
among friends Mr. Warner was until recently
one OF BeliaifeS popular school teachers. liz
was 8lvenH royal welcome By his old scholars.
The man Cassidy, arrested for running gam
Lag ave, ghyo bond In the stiu Of SUJ for his mn
penfance, with J. Doncystcele M surety. lie dill
the sl0). e''N' Va ''''
Mr. Thomas Sho!rell. Of Arcadia, Florida. and
MISS Jenhie Emory were married on Thufs,lny
night. They left yesterday for their home h
inc SCUM accompanied by the good wishes OF :
host OF friends.
y. ". MCrherson and wife celebrated thcl
,osylouF,h WeldlnEann!vcr@ry Mt their Guerl
GU ~ NE Children and grand children, thirty
five IN all. AgEdud time WAS had. '''''' y
Ihtrc isnn ot,iinGucn here for the cleaning o.
the Sidewalks, but 1t Is mol enforced, The Eli,
being inc tlFst to disOHCy It. MS none OF thcii
nrOpe,.y ilHS had shovel on has yet. The park
paTemehS have never been touched.
young man here SgnIncd his intention o.
getting his life insured. One ugent hearing il
tod another. The first man c0ll.red Mn, and
tooE HIN TO The examining lhyscIGu. Aitu
geti!nE affairs fixed up he went home aud tc
night by he other agent wso TOOL; him IN His
Office ana arranged for another ihnnSanl
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China Goods,

We show over one hundred different
styles and decorations in Tea Sets, Din.
ner Bets, Toilet Sets, Domestic and I'm.
ported. For s. you can buy Tea Set OF
81 pieces, nnderglaze decoration, sold
everywhere for 81 80. For 50 YOU can
buy q complete Dinner Set, lie pieces,
English decorated. For 50 % YOU can
buy 10 piece Toilet Set, underslaze
English decorated, sold everywhere for
81. In domestic goods We show over
fifty different aty!es and decorations.
Don't tail to examine our stock. We
will convince you are prices are 40 per
cent lower than any exclusive China
house in tho State.
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NEW! MEN! NEW!

We are now in receipt Of a complete
E:ae Of Fa;i and winter W0olens, con.
6istiGg OF JvercOat;Dgs, suitings, tanta'
l0oniags aNd FaGcy fertings, which VT
warrant TO make UP in tlrst-class style
al reasonable prices and III guaranteed.
A ermplrie line OF Gent|' Furnishing
E0et8 III st0cA. Seamless htrinO nD.l
Fast Black Hal; Hose 1T ee5c Il pair.
Near oIv celebrated aii.WO0l Knit
Jackets. {. HESS X aUnS,
1877 4 1873 Market Street.
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Having been actively engaged in sell.
ing, buying, collecting rents, and the
general management Of real es-
tate in thus city i0r the last
fourteen Year,, | have gained a
knowledge Of the values OF real estate
in all parts OF the city, such knowl.
edge that only years OF experience can
give. In that time in handling
4 large number OF houses, Get
Ting estates and doing general COL
Letting. | also know about all who pay
and who do no. pay, and III offering my
services al al agent, think l can safely
promise any one having property OF any
kind to sell the very beet results in get.
ting you the best market price for your
property and in renting place the
best CLASH Of people who pay
their !ent in your house. I
am responsible for all moneys han
died, and csn give any reference re-
Qui!ed, which wi!lSuarantee you prompt
settlements. No charge is made tor ad-
verti5InG property, either for zen. or
sale, nor ior making out Gae,ia or lenses.
My Ctl!co being in the most central
part OF the city, am constantly reoeiv-
Ing Inquiries ior all kinds OF property,
and can promise you the best service an
agent eau give, with little or no trouble
10 the owner aud a financial gain every
time. G. Q. SMITH,
Real Eatatc Agent,
1920 Market street, over Wheat l. Han
Cher's new Jewelry Store,
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To.n.shrs Segregation Meetings,

The Republican suggestion meetiugs
which are TO Ec held in the various
wards this evening are important, and
that is the p!ace whero good cititene,
weary Of miegovernmeat, may begin to
exercise thelf power GO voters. The
members Of the party, judging from the
general expression, are awake 10 the I'M
portGuce OF suggesting good men, and Il
good attendance OF representative Re-
publicanS may be looked for tonight.
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To he Ediior Of HE luicliigcncer.
Sir: read your editorial in to.day's
issue about selecting candidates for city
offices. am Democrat, and it goes
against me 20 vote for such candidates
Tor city government as the Democratic
party likely will nominate. Ivo.ed Tor
Sesbrisht both timee, only because
think the Republicans offered us no
better material to select from. and !
voted my party ticket in preference.
Allow me TO suggest as candidate for
Mayor man who would have the full
party vote, who has lots OF Democratic
iriende, is popular with all classee, and
is well qualified to fill the position. 1
reisr to Mr.. Z. Buckman, who 80 ably
represented us in Council, and l think
ii he is nominated he will be elected.
Kindly insert this in your paper, and
oblige
A SI-nscrInrH VOW TeS NrArS
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W;r on Sin~tecnth Street.

Last evening two coloyed women from
uptown resorts went out on Nineteenth
street TO call on Alice Lee, who keeps q
colored housa at No. IL. They got into
4 racket aud broke dishes, crockery,
mirrors and everything else but the in.
mates heads. The police were notified,
and Captain Delbrugce and Lieutenant
Lukers arrested the two women, who
gave their names az Lydia Thomas and
Carrie Hicks. They spent the night in
the lockuo.
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Daniel Thorp had row in a Centre
Wheeling saloon early yesterday morn
ing. The fuss was continued out on the
pavement and later Thorp was found
lying senseless in the gutter covered
with snow. AN officer went to call the
patrol, but when the wagon arrived the
man was gone. The ollicers have as yet
been unable to Locate him, though II
dilligeut search was made.
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1929 Market street, over Wheat 4 Ii;
cher's new Jewelry Store,

Epw. L. ROSE & Co, have on sale the
larseGt variety OF the most elegantly fin.
ished fancy wood Sewing Machines ever
brought to this city. And in the spirit
and good cheer OF Christmas tide they
are asking no more for them than for
those Of plain wood, which at all times
are the very lowest--ior cause see ad.
vertisement in another columns. Re-
member, you not only have q choice in
woods, but get the best se'cing machine on
earth. No. 81 Twelfth street.
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BALTIMORE, MD., Dec. ?6.-Wheat, western
steady; No. winter red spot, December aud
january D6Aa9G1.c; May 81 Oai4al O2T, Corn,
western fir mixed spot new Size: YEAR size:
January 5Gt+c; May 5ttac. Oats steady: western
Hay quiet: choice timothy $40 5Oall 90; good 10
prime 60 JOal0 0y. Provisions Quiet mess pork,
old Sill 81: new Sl2n0 Lard. refined 81 20. But.
ter steady: creamery fancy ?Sc; do fair 10 choice
a!aedc. Eggs dull; fresh Sc Coffee quiet at
l9hc. =
Boston, MASS, Dec. 26.-Wool market 0r,iet:
sales 2.Gt0o00 pounds Of all kinds Texas fall lSa
2c spring 2lA2.c; territory lSa!2c spring 1lu2ic;
Oregon and California unchanged: MichIyau
Y 2S}}3A99c; Ohio Y Sla32c: NX and Xxx and
above $3,3ic; No. l Ohio $50; TO Michigan 87c:
combing aud dela!ne unchanged: pulled steady ;
best super icai5c: fair 10 good super 35a3sc for.
elsn woods quiet but firm.
New YORK, Dec. &c The Post says: There was
almost nothing doing In the stock market In the
afternoon. LackawNnna was little stronger or,
the announcement OF tho regular dividend &C.
companied by the statement that the coulpa,Iy
had earned Il per cent Its stock this year, and
there was slight rally in, Northwestern and
ST. Paul, but Union Pacific was weak throughout
the day and htch:son was freely sold hhort IN
the afternoon. =
New. YORK, Dec. q. business IN dyy goods
was almost ut a standstill In consequence OF a
severe snow storm. There was something doing
all along the line both In the spot and through
mails order, but the total movcmcn, was light
and without feature or Interest, 80
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A COOKING MAIN
Held Mt Mathis Ferry on Christmns-pitts.
burgh Birds Take Part.

Held mt Martins Ferry on Caristmas-pi,ts.
burgh birds Take Part.
An exciting cock fight took place in
Martins Ferry Christmas. Sports we're
present Pittsburgh, rhillipsburg,
youngstown, Wheeling, Ie!laiFc and
other places. Thirty or lcrLy birds were
present, and the fighting lasted until .
am. There were six bouts. One lasted
over al hour, aud two chickens were
killed. Four bouts were between Mar.
tins Ferry and Pittsburgh and two DO.
tween Wheeling and Pittsburgh. Star.
tins Ferry won two, Pittsburgh two aud
Wheeling two. One Martins Ferry bird
was killed. Several Of the birds had
records, and the main was one OF the
most exciting ever witnessed in Martins
Ferry. Something like 5000 changed
hands,
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Tho Hands Took n Holiday.

The Laushlin mill did not run yeste-.
day owing 10 the failure OF thu boys to
put in their appearance. The boys
thought that on account OF Thursday
being Christmas they ought to be allowed
to quit at noon On Wednesday. They
were not paid until t o'clock and were
obliged to work the full day. In order
to get even with their employers they
did not show up yesterday,
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Lizzie Evans and her company went
down to Moundsville yesterday, where
they gave "rhe Buckeye" last night
They came back On tho late B. 4 O
train, and will appear at tho Oper.
House sSain this afternoon and evening
giving the revised "Fope's Ferry" ut the
matinee, and 1.-THE Buckeye" this even
ing. The reserved seats are on sale a,
Houses music store, and are selling at {
rate which insures coed houses al both
performances.
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MARTINS FERRY,
personal Points md turac raphs OF New,
from Over in Ohio,

S-"oh'a1 = o.hto htu IttEttGfnDng OF NHWj
from Over in Ohio.
Harry Smith and Miss Mol!lc Coss were ma;
r!ed Christmas eve. 1850
Misses Minnie and Matte Brown are of for
two weeks visit III Pittsburgh. va IVA
Ihe Post once News SutGl carries the larres
Snd beat assoslmen. In Martins Ferry.
Miss Jessie SwGrtX, OF Anderson, Ind, is visit
'uS her relatives ana many friends here.
MY. a. P. sheriff ant child and Ralph Cum
Mrs. Il. ". Smith. ~''' "N'
EI%ooi Green and his sister, while out sleigh
!ns last evening, Ill turning the corner at GRAVY
tI ana broadway streets upset their cutter
Inc occupants were not hurt.
The l'oatd o. School Examiners met ycs,ar
my ana decided 10 allow the teachers 10 tny
whether 'hey preferred TO be examined the Sal
MFuhy pfece6ing the sunuicv term or the second
Saturday after Its close Nto"0
Notice.-"ater rents Will be due January LIST
ana Il not pu!d before the 10Th wafer will GC
turned Oil without further notice.
J. S. MITCHELL Secretary.
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Mr.. James H. Giesey has placed on ex.
hibition in McLain Bros window per-
spective drawing Of his new home build.
ing in Highland City, 0. During the
past week Mr.. Gieuey h6s disposed OF his
Chapline street house to DR.. A. I. G as.
m!,e, and will devote good part OF his
time to improving Highland City.
Quite number OF other houses will be
built in the spring. The nov hotel will
be open about the first OF June. This,
coupled with the offering OF free site
and free coal to several manufacturing
establish ments. will make things lively
ut Highlaud City.
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A well dressed stranger, slightly in
loxicated, slipped from the platform
down onto the track ut the Baltimore &
Ohio passenger station yesterday as q
train IVES approaching. Bystanders
yelled to him waning him OF bis danger,
but be took no heed end was only few
feet from the train when James Fisher,
q driver for Za,pilz Bros., pulled him up
onto the platform.
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Lamp Goods.

We show over fifty different styles
and prices Of Hand Lamps, Stand
Lamps, Vase Lamps, Plain Lamps,
Library Lamps ind Hall Lamps. You
cannot fail 10 DO suited. Now, few
prices: For s. you can buy n Library
Lamp, solid brass framc, plain ahadc,
sold everywhere for So; for 81 so YOU
can buy a Library Lamp. heavy braes
frame, patented extension, beautifully
decorated, or ,uby dome SHADE, So
prisna. oil complete, sold everywhere
Tor 50 90; Tor s. yon can buy a beautiiul
Hall Lamp, sold everywhere for S.. For
)? 40 you can buy beautiful parlor
Nace Lamp, duplex burner, cold every
where for 81; for S. 80 you can buy a
where for IS.
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NOTES On NAVIGATION.
Stage Of Water and alovelnants OF Boats
1hs llycr Iuterau,z

Stage Of Water and alovelnants OF Boats
.he River Interests.
The river was falling slowly las. night with II
fee. inches In the channel. The reports from
above were:
,PtTrsHvEGl-S feet | inch and falling; weathe,
cloudy aud cool.
Warscn-32 feet . inches and stationary;
weather cloudy snd cold.
BrownSville-7 feet . inches and falling;
weather cold with snow.
Moreantown-6 fec. 2 inches and falling;
weather cloudy and cold.
The scotin will! PISS down 10, Cincinnati at {
H. III. to-day.
The Courier will pass up for Pittsburgh to day
and return on Sunday.
On a. recent Tip the Courier en,oute fol-
PaIketsburg, had go passengers OH board.
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Gle sStltctiioencer.
once. Nos. .5nnda7 Tourtc cnth Street
New Advertisements

AdmInIstIGtr!S Notice.
,uaE,. Dress Goods etc.-Gco. n. Shook !
Co.-tuGrth Page.
l,nEt--f0,set Book.
EIrSt Presbyterian Church.
F,u:th Street a l., Church. II.
SOIc!-H. 4. jackson.
Rose G:Cam-TIy LISTS Cough Syru?-R. II
List.
FOR Rent or sac.
List o! Letters Remaining In the rostonicc.
hpcClal AnnourccmGnt-GeO K TsylOr
Pearl, Ivory and sting NAEd!c CnryerS-ESiut
D:OS.
LoSt-RattNn Dog.
Diamonds i. G. Dillon & Co.
Neil Z Elllugham-Wh Wholesale Groccrs,
brass ritc SeiS-EgSbitt& lIro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27
Nav Dey,arturc In Base BAH,

Mclaughlin & Go. will receive by
innings the game Of base ball to be play.
ed this evening in Madison Square
Garden, Now York,un6er electric lights.
Game vii! be called at SIP. m. "Score"
or mo score sold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27

Mr.. ]. J. Westlake, the well.known
historical museum man, showed an IN
TELLIGESCEE representative q land grant
yesterday made out on February 6, 1860
and containing the signatures Of Thomas
Jefferson and James Madison. A Wheel
ing msn offered him SEQ for it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27
Beat his Wife with II Poker,

James Higgins, who lives on Jacob
street in the Fifth ward, gave his wife a
Christmas present in the shape OF a
beating with poker, SO it is alleged.
The police looked for him oil day, but
failed to find him. Last evening Officer
Trischler brought him in and locked
him nm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27

II yau caalGt SEQ and weed spectAc:es
yHu eA0ulA Gallon llB and i8TeJ your Eyes
tested without charge. Nc have Che
liGcS; Instruments end si0re experience
Than aEy 0thGr Ul;ticila In Tho Stalt,
and SNaraasca satisfaction or M0aey re-
:unjaG. JiC3H II. GAUnE,
JcMeler and Opticinn,
Cor. TTe:s:!. and Market Streets.