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Morning journal and courier., 1890-11-27

The postal authorities of Germany and
this country have been carrying on no
gotiations for several months past, which
are now nearly perfected, looking to the
establishment of postal sea service on
the German mail steamers running to New
York. This will mean a saving Of several
hours time on the delivery of German
mail in New York. As all mail coming in
to New York from Chicago is sorted on
the trains, so it is proposed to sort mai
on the ships.
A change has recently been made by one
of the large English Ere insurance com
panies doing business in this country
which promises to be followed by others
Its managers have decided to take out al
act of incorporation in the United State
and establish an American company will
the same name as the English company
the larger part of the stock being held b.
the parent corporation. The reason fo
this is that by such method the Englisl
underwriters avoid having to make specia
deposits of money in number of State
of this Union, and also to obtain certai
immunities from taxation that they no.
have to bear rasnon-American corporation
Some interesting relics of Gener,
George Washington are to be disposed (
Morning journal and courier., 1890-11-27
EDITORIAL NOTES.

More talk from Jay Gould. Few believe
what he says, but he may be fooling peo-
pie by telling the truth.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-11-27

Parnell has done much for Ireland, but
it is very evident that unless he now goes
into retirement Ireland's cause will be
harmed by him.
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CANNED.

Husband-Is this canned chicken ol
canned lobster, Etheli Wife, don't
know, John. The label had been torn of
the can before 1 opened it.-Somerville
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MEN AM UNDERSTAND.
Tho slight Appreciation Which Most Men
IInrn fas TIN lYnsa nj Mnmrn. =

The slight Appreciation winch siost Meh
Have for the Woes Of Women.
A prominent lady o! New York City, who was
entertaining some friends at her home recently,
became considerably aroused at the remarks OF
q gentleman, who spoke Of women as the weak.
~crseIl" Strengthening herself up, tho said:
"You call Us the weaker texi' Perhaps be.
cause we suffer. Do you no. know. sir, that
women suffer In a manner that men cannot I'm.
tctstandt No man, unless he DO a doctor, and
not always then, can fully understand a
wOmGn'ssufIerings. She makes few complaints.
Sometimes she will admit that she has a head.
ache. sometimes that her nerves arc out OF order,
aud most women would rather suffer agony IN
silence, than acknowledge their suterings,
or make those miserable about them"
There lisa world u truth In tho above re
marks, aud they show how essential II Is Tor
women, 10 all stations OF lie 10 i0rttiy them
selves. by right living. good food, AMI gentle
stimulants. Tic best physicians have declared,
and most women have learned that pure whis.
key taken, III moderation, IL by fAr the best
manner OF relieving the weak ncsscs and do.
ptcsslons TO which they atc subject. il Is this
which has made lluifJ's Pure Malt Whisky NO
wonderfully popular with both men and women.
Perfectly pure, containing properties possessed
by no other known .whlSkey, and producing
ELECTS upon the health and liio which no other
means have ever been able, to accomplish. II
stands, as It deserves 10 stand, unriyalled among
me comtl0n.hepse remedies OF the present day,
Il should be borne III mind, however. that only
pure whiskey should under any circumstance
10 used and that Duiiy's Malt IL acknowledged
by b0tn physicians aud chemists to be Ab,O'
lutely the best. TIL
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OFFICERS ELECTED.

The Hubbard InvipcIblcs" Hold m Intcr
est,uG Meeting and 1alk Sense.
The Hubbard Invincibles, as the col
ored Republican club calls itself, held {
meeting in the Central club rooms
There was a good attendance, and the
enthusiasm was pleasant to note. The
following officers were elected: Presi.
dent, Green Jefferson Secretary, Viii.
liam Turner; Treasurer, J. D. Dixon
Vice President, Benjamin Miller; AS.
sistant Secretary, David Thomas Assist.
ant Treasurer, Charles Lee; Delegates
10 Central Club, Green Jefferson, DR..
W. D. Clinton and Ham Davis; Sergeant.
alarms, William G. jackson; Captain
OF Marching Club, Henry Graves; First
Lieutenant, Dr.. W. D. Clinton; Second,
Ham Davis; Standard Bearer, William
Tyler.
Seventy-seven members enrolled their
names, and as many more are expected
to join the club at their next meeting,
which will be held tomorrow night.
After the election OF officers Dr.. W. D.
Clinton made q ringing address to the
club, in which he denounced as "harum
scarum niggers' the fellows editing the
Democratic sheet published in the Regis.
Ter Office. Dr.. Clinton located in this
city recently, coming from the South.
His remarks were forcible and to the
point, and he only spoke Of what he
knew to be facts.
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Stnge Of Water md Movements of Boat
The River Interests,

Stnge of Water and Movements of o
The River Interests.
The river was still falling last night
with 0 feet 8 inches in the channel. The
reports from above were:
Pittsburgh-8 feet / inch and falling
weather clear and cool.
Brownsville-7 feet Q inches and alta.
tionary; weather cloudy and cool.
W%arren-l foot l inch and stationary
weather cool; light rain.
The Lizzie Bay passed up en- route
from Charleston to Pittsburgh yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock. She was several
hours late, having been detained by
heavy fogs.-The Ben Hur passed down
for Parkersburg from Pittsburgh at !
p. M, having been delayed above.-The
Keystone State got away for Pittsburgh
at ESQ p. m.-The Matt F. Allen, due
to leave for Pittsburgh at s a. M, did not
get of till noon.--The Liberty and Phil.
lips were in their usual trades.
To-day the Scotia will pass down for
Parkersburg at 1880 a. m.-The q, X.
Bedford will leave for Pittsburgh at s a.
m.-The Liberty and Phillips will be in
their regular trades to day,
Wharfmaster Crockard leaves to-day
for Murraysville where he will inspect
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IN THE SUPREME COURT.
The bridge Case Taken up, and n Hearin
Expected this Month.

The bridge Case Taken up, md n Hearing
Expected this Month.
Mr.. H. NJ. Russell, attorney for the
Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Company,
has applied to the United States Su.
premo Court at Washington for a writ
Of error in the case Of that company
against the new Wheeling Bridge Com
pany. 1t is expected that a preliminary
argument will BIO made next week. i
the court dockets the cas-, utter thai
hearing, it is extremely probable thai
days, months, years, not to say ages, shall
circle away before the Cast can be finally
determined. The point on wnich 1t gocl
up is the claim OF the old company tina
it has legally the exclusive right to oper
ate a bridge from the city to the Island
for a distance OF half q mile each way. L
this question were to be decided in favor
OF the old company the new one'i
bridge could not, OF course, be used.
1t is proposed to erect the western enc
OF the new bridge at an angle on a tempo
rary wooden pier. and when the case il
decided. screw it around upon the stone
pier. The temporary pier will be JUS
south Of the W. 4 B. company's line a,
| Ohio street.
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OIartia's Ferry.
Council meets tonight.

Council meets tonight.
T. W. Shreve is on the sick list.
Roy Wood returned to school ut Tcrre
Haute, Ind, yesterday.
Robert Braxton moved his barber.
shop into his new room on Fifth street,
yesterday.
Misses Anna and Edith McKim 70,
turned yesterday from a weeks visit in
Allegheny.
Misses Chel and sallie Miller will en-
terrain the new social club tonight al
their home, corner OF Hickory and Thir(
streets.
A wedding party OF five, driving in
surrey, iell over a bank near Noun
Pleasant Saturday night, breaking tht
vehicle badly and bruising all member
OF the party.
A number Of Martins Ferry men vii
attend the reunion OF the Fifty.secont
Ohio ut GAINESVILLE tomorrow, the ia,
being the anniversary OF the battle o
Pe%erryville.
Several hundred Martina Ferry peopll
went over to Germany yesterday ant
witnessed tho big parade. One maj
who returned about four o'clock said h,
had watched the parade for an hour an,
getting tired left, and said they wer(
still marching. The Independent Hos
Company, with the new reel, went Owe
and took part, also the Mennerchor ant
several wagons.
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LOCAL BREylTIES.
Matters Of Minor Moment In md About
tho City,

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Matters Of Minor Moment In md About
tho City.
OUNCES In this market sell at 81 per
bushel.
OPERA House this ovening-"The
Two Johns"
PITTSBURGH artists arc frescoing the
y. NJ. 9. A. building.
REPUBLICAN, Central Club meeting 10.
night ut the Old Court House.
QUAIL In large ilocks have been seen
in several yards on the Island lately.
OFFICER LuKEYs, yesterday, locked
up james Mcclure on u charge OF plain
drunk.
TIE SchmulbaCh Brewing company
has placed an order for four new tubular
boilers with A. ]. Sweeney & Son.
TONIGHT the Mercantile Club, Of Bell.
aire, will entertain ut the Globe hotel
there the Wheeling Mercantile Club.
A SPECIAL train bearing the Pennsyl'
raaia officials passed over the Cleveland
4 Pittsburgh tiver division on an inspec.
ton tour yesterday.
RAIN nor German Day o. nothing
stops the divers work on the channel
pier Of the new bridge. They sawed
wood all day yesterday.
HENRY H4ssAMAg and wife we're dis.
orderly ut their homo on McColloch
street around the hill las. night, aud
both were locked up by Officer Scally.
A GUARD fence Is being built along
the big Ill on the Terminal Conpany's
track NJ the Whitaker mill, TO keep /,
f,om slipping until tho STONE retaining
wall Is done.
TIE D.&O. company 3 Pittsburgh &c
C~ommodation was delayed about ar
hour in It's departure Yesterday alter
noon by the parade marching down Six.
teenth street.
OFFICER LuEESs, yesterday, found Q
little daughter OF August Saddler, who
lives in the South End, wandering
about the streets uptown, lost aud cry.
ing bitterly. lie took her to her home,
JAMES JONES, q well.known and popu'
lar barber at Lewis and Clemens shop
died Yesterday morning. aged II. Ht
leaves q wife and seven children. All
who knew him will sincerely regret hit
death.
THE Ohio Valley Meus, OF Martins
Ferry, in speaking OF the nomination oil
Col. q. L. Poorman for Congress says,
He is undoubtedly the best equipped
gentleman for the position Of either
party in the kistrict. He should be
elected"
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Toas, Coffoes, SpIces, Etc.
4 atlantic Tea
co.
Tea Importers &CofteeR oasters.

Our great reduction sale oil Tea sets,
Dinner Sets and Toilet Sets, Library
Lamps, Vases, Bisquc Figures, &C., be-
gun by uS early last month has proved n
gigantic success and has caused a stam'
pede among buyers. Every day We are
receiving by mail inquiries asking US to
continue this sale to afford those at a
distance, who intend visiting the city
during Fair week, an opportunity to pur'
chase. This We will.do iorthe nexttwenty
days, beginning September 9th. And in
addition 10 our line Of Adamantino We
have added q tine line Of Porcelain sets
Of tho very latest shapes and decorations
Don't fail to visit our stores during thif
great sale, even II you don't want to pur'
chase. Come! We take pleasure In
showing goods and proving Ii asser'
lion TO your satisfaction that we can and
do cell goods cheaper than any othel
house in this State.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers 10 the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers 10 the City m Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
John Schauwecker, Of St. Mary's, Is
at the Behler.
NJ. v. Smith, Of Pittsburgh, WASH the
city yesterday.
Samuel V. Woods, Of Philippi, was in
town yesterday.
James Brady, OF Warrington, was in
the city yesterday.
G. P. Mo5ley, OF Grafton, was at the
Stamm yesterday.
Marshal H.. S. White, OF Bolton, was
at the Mcclure yesterday.
United States Collector A. B. White,
OF Parkersburg, was in the city yester.
day.
The Republicans OF the Wheeling dis.
trict nominated w. P. Hubbard for
Congress last week, and bis enthusiastic
friends on this side OF the river profess
to be willing to bet good money that his
majority will reach l,OOO.-Ohio Valley
NErs.
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BITTEN BY A RATHER,
And Saved by Drinking Three rlnts Of
Whisky,


On Saturday S. r.. Shepherd, tho
snake charmer who was here with the
Givens show when 1t was here last sum.
mer, while exhibiting o rattle snake at
the Union house over in Etnaville, was
bitten three times in tho tlcshy part Of
the hand near the thumb by tho reptile.
Almost instantly the hand began 10
swell and discolor. Shepherd ran to the
bar connected with the house, where
there were a lot OF pint bottles OF whis.
Ky. He drank one pint at n gulp,
but II had no effect either upon his
nerves or the snake bite, and ho drank
another. The quart OF whisky, Shep.
herd Bays, had no effect whatever. lie
did no! feel at all intoxicated, and the
swelling kept up. so he took a third
pint OF whisky. This made him feel a
little drowsy and at the same time caused
the swelling TO cease TO increase. He
went to bed after the whisky began 10
make him stupid and yesterday ho was
to all Appearances all right, except for
three little blue spots where the snakes
fangs entered.
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Space will not permit us to mentio.
only a few Of our prices.
Don't fail to inspect our stock during
this sale. Compare Our prices with 9TH
ers. We do not fear the result.
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YESTERDAYS BALL A N
An Exhibition OF Monkey business IL
mnde f'eopfs Tired,

An Exhibition OF Monkey business that
made People Tired.
The game OF base ball which was 10
have been played by the Pittsburgh and
Brooklyn Brotherhood teams on the
Bland yesterday did not come of on ac-
count OF the bad weather. Tho two
clubs were at P~ittsgureh, and finding
the weather very soggy there, tele.
graphed to find out the condition here
before coming. At the time the tele-
gram was received the prospects for a
lair afternoon were exceedingly slim,
and such u response was sent 10 the clubs
at Pittsburgh.
Later in the day the sun came out for
q few minutes and the managers decided
TO gather up a picked nine and play with
the New York League team, which had
stopped OF here on their way home
from Minneapolis 10 see the two Broth.
erhood clubs play. The game was ar.
ranged and ut $3.50 tho two clubs com.
posed as follows began the worst game
OF the season: New York-Tetnan, c. l.. q;
Clarke c. Glasscock, 8. B.; Whistler, ID.
Burkett, +. t.; Bassett, 3D.; Horning, III.
Murphy, 3d.; Shnrratt, p. and Russie
sub. Whecling-Westlake, 3d.; viii.
Jams, c. f.; George, It,; White, 8. 8.
Crogan, h.; Lytlr, %. Feetterer, c.;
Manly, r.f.; Reiver, p. and Bnckly sub,
The first inning looked q little like a
game OF ball, but after that neither side
seemed TO take my interest in 1t what.
ever, and before the beginning Of the
fifth nearly everyone had left the
grounds. In the third inning Jack
Sheppard was put into the box for
Wheeling and In the fourth Jack Gro.
gan was crippled running 10 first and
had to give up. The only features in
the whole game was a home run hit by
Pap Lytle, and long drive or two by
| Glasscock and Burkett.
BY the time the first half OF the
eighth inning was played the empty
benches were 80 numerous that 1t wal
not deemed worth while to play any
more.
The score was Ii to Q In favor OF New
| York.
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ROUTINE AFFAIRS,

Bids were submitted for building the
proposed addition TO the county hospi.
tai, as follows: klieves, Kraft & Co.,
S2,44G; Bcltz, Fading & Co., S22,712;
Woods Eros, S2.GSS. These were ali
considered too high, and were referred
to the Committee on Poor House and
Farm.
On recommendation OF the Committee
on Court House and Jails, bills aggre-
eating so 45 were paid.
The Finance Committee recommended
that the Sheriff proceed to collect all
taxes from residents OF Elm Grove, and
that the road taxes be paid over to the
corporation.
On recommendation OF this committee
Sheriff Steenrod was credited with S2l,.
III 70, orders paid by him, and bills to
the amount OF $3.50 IL we're ordered paid.
The Poor House and Farm Committee
approved bills to the amount OF Sl,l75 %,
which were ordered paid. The Super.
intendent OF the Inirmary reported 6G
inmates in September-34 white males,
90 white females, l colored male and
three colored females. There was one
birth.
Bills 10 the amount OF Sl,G5S O6, from
the Road and Bridge Committee, were
ordered paid.
The special committee on the Kelly
and Carter road reported that they
thought the road ought to be kept open,
but that interested parties should be
permitted to put three gates at points
where they desired to. The Commits.
sioner Of Richland district was directed
to put the road in good ordinary repair.
John B. Wilson was granted a certifi.
cate to enable him to apply for license
to practice law.
Henry Seibert was granted license to
sci! spifituous liquors as well as wine,
ale and beer.
The Fulton bridge was ordered to be
painted.
Messrs. AlcColloch, Koch and Max.
we'll were appointed to attend to re.
pairing q big slip on the aecond division
ofthe River road, which occurred Sum
day night.
Tho Board adjourned to meet October
20 to attend to 4 number OF important
matters. Il
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BelInire,


David Buchanan has gotten an in.
crease Of pension from Sc to $40 pei
month.
A little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Norris was buried on Rose Hill yester
day afternoon.
Miss Carrie Randolph, Of Washington
City, is here, the guest OF Col. j. T,
Mercer and family.
A Bellaire glass company is furnishing
glass and vault and floor lights for a ial
Western opera house.
Andrew Douglass, one OF the Oldest
farmers OF this county, died at his home
near franklin Sunday.
Gut at McClainville, Just west Of there,
new steam stone drills arc at work in
the quarries. A good sized town has
sprung into existence there.
The gang OF robbers who work in this
vicinity got into the residence OF Harry
Burrows in the First ward through the
cellar, and took all the clothing and
edibles.
A co%pperhead snake was killed at the
residence OF James Elton in the Fourth
ward. It was eighteen inches long and
is supposed TO have been brought there
in a load Of hay.
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THE finest in the land, Ohio Valley


J. H. Holcomb and wife, OF Belcher.
Vile, Texas, have celebrated their fifty.
fifth wedding anniversary, and are still
bale and hearty. The secret OF their
long life and good health is hat they
correct any slight ailment promptly, and
in that way avoid serious sickness. Like
most every n else, they are more fire..
quently troubled with constipation than
any other physical disorder. 10 correct
this they take St. Patrick's Pills in pref.
erence to any other, because, as Mr..
Holcomb says, They are a mild pill
and, besides, keep the whole system in
good order. We prize them very high
~" For sale by W. W. Irwin, Chas. r.
Goetze, John klari, 9. schnepf and W.
E. Williams. pAw
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Gone for Good.

It is to be hoped that the barbarous
hustle has gone for good, butiti is certain
the great discovery Of DR.. Franklin
Miles has come to stay and alleviate hu-
man suffering. This wonderful nerve
food and medicine builds up wornout
systems, cures fits, spasms, headache,
nervous prostitution, dizziness, sleepless-
ness, monthly pains, sexual troubles, etc.
Mrs. John r. Miller, OF Valparaiso, Ind,
and J.: D. Taylor, OF Logansport, Ind,
gained twenty pounds a month while
taking it. Finely illustrated treatise on
NERVOUS Diseases and sample bottle
Of the Restorative Neryine, free at the
Logan Drug Company's, who guarantee
1t. NWFaW.5
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"Tlio Two johns"

AT the Opera House this evening that
funny farco.comedy, "The Two JOHNS
will be presented, with y wealth OF new
specialties which reuter the play prac.
tically n new thing, with only the orig.
inal funny story Gs the basis. Reserved
seats are on sale at Housed music store,
and rs the attendance is sure to be in
keeping with the merits OF tho perform.
snce, it will DO wise for those who de.
sire to see 1t to buy tickets early,
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Masonic Visit promise,l.

The Masonic lodge OF Cadiz, O., will
on next Friday night return the frater.
nal visit paid it aome time AGO by a
large party OF Wheeling Masons. They
will be entertained by the brethren here
with true Masonic hospitality. Af,el
visiting the lodge room and witnessin.
the work as done here, a banquet vii
be spread. 1t is the intention OF tn,
wheeling Masons to make the occasion
memorable in its wav.
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PRESIDENT wElHE IN TOWN.
h Nlg President of tho Annisamntior
Speaks OF the I'll Plate Industry,

Tho lslE President of tho AninlEamntiOn
Speaks OF the Thu Plate Industry.
William Weihe, President of the
Amalgamated Association OF Iron and
Steel Workers, was in the city last
night, registered at the stamm house.
Mr.. Weihe said to an IsrELLIGExcER
reporter that he had come down to Ali.
kama to look into a slight dispute with
regard to the working OF scrap iron in
pudding furnaces. The question was
settled without difficulty and Nh. Weihe
came on to Wheeling to meet a few mem.
beers OF the Association here on q private
matter.
Concerning the prospects OF the tin
plate industry, he said that the mills
that had formerly been engaged in the
business and had their plants ready for
it would get to work first. He expects
it to become a leading feature OF the
iron business in a few years, and pre-
diets that all the tin used in America
will be made here.
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II. L. Wheat's Display,

N. H. L. Wheat, wholesale dealer in
Milwaukee beer, porter, etc, had in
yesterdays parade a wagon which wat
handsomely fitted up with specimens o.
the product Of the Pabst Brewing Com
pany, Of Milwaukee, Of which he il
agent, and with the handsome signs
furnished by the company to those who
handle their beer. Mr.. Wheat has built
up a good business here in his specially
and nobody knows better than he how
to keep q commodity before the public,