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no QUORUM OF COUNCIL.
4 Resolution TO Fire Mr.. Secley Ready TO

a Resolution to Fire Mr.. seeley I.eady TO
Offer. a.
Council did not meet last night be.
cause the Second Branch could not raise
u quorum. The First g9t together in
good time, and Mayor Seabright being
absent, Mr.. Farrell was called to the chair.
The minutes were read, after which
Mr.. Emshelmer raised n point Of order,
and the branch adjourned because II
could not legally transact business with.
out the Second branch in session. Had
the Second gotten together there mob.
ably would have been m interesting
meeting, as one member had a resolu.
ton asking for Mr.. seeley's expulsion
all ready to present. 1t was openly
charged by some OF those present that
lack OF back hone to meet the Secley
matter was the cause OF no quorum.
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Eighteenth OHIO pI.trlet convention.

Eighteenth OHIO District Convention.
Steubenville has been selected rs she
place, and June 2Gth as the time, Of
holding. the Republican Congressional
Convention for the Eighteenth district.
representation OF the various coun.
ties is as follows: Carroll, 81; Colum.
biana, Oh; Guernsey, 81; Harrison, 81:
Jefferson, 45-making a total OF 1911,
with 90 necessary to a choice.
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Clerk Hook yesterday issued a mar
riage license to George F. shadney, aged
%, a native Of Lexington, Va, and resi-
dent Of Staunton, Va, and Lizzie Pryor,
aged %, a native Of Pittsburgh and resi-.
dent Of Wheeling, both colored.
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If DR.. Halls treatment can keep the
germs Of disease and decay out Of the
circulation, it needs no argument 10
show Its superiority over that OF any
drug indications. We can show you that
this is the case II you call on or address,,
with stamp, CowEX 4 Co.,
Sole Agents, Bellaire, O..
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). Coon sellsdry goods the cheapest


We are in receipt Of all tho newest
novelties in Woolens for mems wear
consisting Of Suitings, Pantalooninps and
Overcoatings, which We are PREPARED to
make up in the best style and iii 1t At Al
reasonable prices. Buy the best o5 cent
last black seamless hall. hose made. at
Q. HISS 4 SoSs',
1921 and 1928 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-16

OF health and strength renewed and Of
S and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as 1t acts in harmony with
nature to etlectually cleanse the system
when costivo or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 % bottles by all leading druggists.
DhW
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Tho Wilbur Opern Com pnnv.

Attractive paper is being put out an.
nouncing the appearance here of the
Wilbur Opera Company, Mt the Grand
Opera House next week. The company
is a very strong one, in fact one Of he
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Home X Excursion to tho West md
Valley OF vir-Inin via Il &. n

April %, and May 20, the B. & O. will
sell tickets to principal points in West,
Northwest. South, Southwest and via
Harper's Ferry to the historic Valley OF
Virginia at one fare for the round trip,
good returning thirty days. For route
. tickets, apply to ticket agents Of the
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Weather Indications

WASHINGTON, April 15.-For Western
Pennsylvania, fair, warmer weather;
nottheastcrly winds, becoming variable.
For West Virginia, showers; station.
ary temperature; northwesterly winds.
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DIAMOND DUST.

DIAMOND DUST.
Wheeling will have a dizzy new uni
form in q few days.
Dayton is putting up the stiaest game
OF any Tri.state club, so far.
Hobrecht, Weddings old left fielder,
ID playing a great game for Akron.
Jack Darrah is with Canton this wear.
Jack must behave or he will be shown
the gate. IS
The "Senators" challengethe Frasher's
College club to q match game Of base ball
70 be played on the tunnel green next
Thursday afternoon . o'clock.
Harry Smith, manager Of the James.
town, N. T., club, has concealed all the
financial receipts Of the club during its
recent tour West, and as a consequence
is no longer manager.
Rem. Muliord in the Cincinnati Times.
Star says: Zone OF Wheeling's catchers
used beeswax Imminent on his arm and,
while this story cannot be vouched for.
they say that half the bees in town took
him for n hive and tried to manufacture
honey up his sleeve"
Akron says Wheeling and Mansfield
are the braggarts this year. Akron is too
young in the League to do anything but
ploy the best she knows how. So lar az
known Wheeling never Dragged, but
from time immemorial was roasted in
every Ohio town-not only roasted, but
robbed.
President McDermith, Of the Tri.state
announces the following list OF
umpires for the season.: Frank Il.
OBrien, OF Allegheny; Lew Hill, Colum.
bus; James Green, Mansfield; James E.
PEBBLES, Columbus. O'Brien formerly
OBLIGATED in this league, and is a good
man.. Lew Hill was also a mark
lor dissatisfied crowds. Jimmy Green
used to play. centre field for Wheeling,
and this is his first season as an umpire'
we have yet to become acquainted with
Mr. PEBBLES. -.-.
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DoN'r take any chances with a stub
horn cold, but get rid Of it nationally
with the help Of Dr., Jayne's Expector-
ant, a healing medicine for the lungs.
MwSAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-16

II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind,
aud want ilrst.class work and low prices,
call at office Of L. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street.
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unlloran's Commercial School. d
Go to Halloran's Commercial School
for a thorough course in bookkeeping.
Terms, only $l5. (No text books; guar.
autee succtes.)
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LOOK OUT! BUCKEYE EXTRACTS arc on the road
And coming III BY tho carload.
They're on every tongue aud In every hand,
For they arc the finest IN tho land.
Ask your grocerf for them. NEw Popu-
LAR SIZES.
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excursion to Washington, u. c., via BaltI-
more s Ohio Railroad.
Thursday, April II, the Baltimore &
onio VIII sell excursion tickets to Wash
ing.on, D. g., and Baltimore at the rate
81 slo, good returning within ten days
from date Of sale. Sleeping car from
wheeling on train leaving at 600 y. m.
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Burlington R0ute-H0me Seekers,s Excur,
.H W.. H#.H.- %. a1np.

burlington ItOuto-I10me SOekcrs's Excur.
slons.
The Burlington Route, O., B. 4 O.
Railroad, will sell on Tuesdays. Aprii
I'D and May Goth. Home Seekers
Excursion Tickets ut Half Rates 10 points
IN the farming regions Of the Weat,
Northwest and Southwest. Limit thirty
days: For folder giving, details CONCERN
ing tickets, rates and time OF trains, and
for descriptive land folder, call on your
ticket agent, or address r. S. Eustis.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
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r o Get
Hoods

When I began taking Hoods %Sarsaparllla
! was feeling real miserable, suffering
a great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak
mat at times I could hardly stand. Hooked,
n had for some time, like a person in con-
sumption. Hoods sarsaparilla did nc so
much good that I wonder at myself sometimes,
tlnd my friends frequently speak oflt." Mrs.
ELLA. a. Corr, q Terrace Street. BOSTON.
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BASE BALL.

The Local Amateurs Slaughtered Gossip
and Notes of the Diamond.
Yesterday the strong amateur team oil
this city, the Regulars, tried conclusions
with the Wheeling Tri. League
team Mt the leland park. The result was
Is to l in favor Of Captain Glenalvin's
hitters.
The Wheeling team will be considera-
bly, strengthened before the regular Tri.
State season opens. Several men are
being dickered with, and in a few days
the result will be announced.
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II you cannot see and need ~spectaclcs
you Should call on ma and have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and moro experience
than any other Upticfan IN the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money 70.
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
JcWeler and Optlclan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Strcotg.
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The thermometer at Schnepi's drug
store, Opera House cornbr, yesterday,
Registered MS follows:
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GLE Sntellioenter.
0oice Nos. ss aud ~ fourteenth Street.


sntire-The building T.sdes Strike.
UNPRECEDENTED Attraction Louisiana elale
Lottery. ,,, a.,
E%otlre-s0nh Of the American Revolution.
Election Notice.
~Io..-Iug Dog.
Wanted-A Male Cook.
retsOual-W Wheeling Business College. g
Excelsior baking i0sdcr-s. II. LIST.
Groat Reduction III Sllycfwarc-t. q. Dillon g.
Co.
At,cntion-lI. 0. li0E..
Family Arlington Steel Ranyo-Jos Bell Store
IN. -
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
PROCEEDINGS n THE SENATE.
APRIL FooL JOKES oS THE LEGISLATORS
sCHENECrADY CANAL LIFT BILL.

Albany. April Special).-In the senate This morn
ing Mr. Robertson offered the rcpor ~ th' Juf 'i'F
Committee which. he sad. wa, drawn up hF Mr.
saXtOn In opposition e. the Governors p'r'H" 10
submit the HallotRcform hnl 20 the Court Of Ap
peals He said the Democratic minority sAo-N '"F'
an opportunity % ohcr thsf report.
Mr. Cantor SAID the Governors VETO wa f'''
enough report FOR the minority The report "a'
tabled.
Al The evening session q The senate procession
OF the most venerable ,edate and raromani senator
was kept running to and from 'Ne ante room "n a
bootless quest for the writer's 81 ApnI l"''
risslves on the floor Tie Iioa.c hat 1t. little l'.e
over a bill supported hy Mr. o'conuor. Of Lin-Aan"n
few days ago Mr. Oconnor loudly prot" ted a,An''
the reckless granting Of canal bridge appro pratt"
and declared that he. for one. Wa. opposed =" l9-
rolling any such bills When. Therefore. A-cntl'
man Pearsalls biz for the rclairinr Of an "m
bankmcnt at sDcIburuc, IN the senator d' i'i''.
came up tonight in committee, Nr. erwin A. once
objected 10 IT, passage and rennied VI. oClnnor "i
his recent declarations. d" Don't forget, he f"'4'
that David called The peoples attention l,' y"H -
the cxtravasanccs Of The Legislature. SOW lri II 20
out that We have called lalf, as we'll "a b"'iH.
Il believe the line ought 10 hc drawn aid NJ
Chase solemnly who was very angry last wee" b'
cause the senate hcsitatcd over one Of his o"h ap
plOpriations. This bill - a H"'l H'i"l'""' '''
and ought not to pass.'
~ do,,t care whether YOU think the line ought 70
he drawn or not retoricd vi. O'Connor frankly.
u IS simply a question Of whether the state -i""
a,propriate $4,000 nov, or pay he'N< """'-
later for want Of repairs 20 the cnbanAm'ni' can
be tcrrorzcd into Iogiong for nnybod''a BILL
This turued tlc laugh Oh the opponcnt- ~ iAc
bill Mr. Cantor, however, himself pretended !" ~
cover that the bill was bad Onc. and vonld ""I"
serious injustice to Nc" York IL "'' '''"H
.cported.
Mr.. Erwin made another onslaught the schcneo-
tadv Canal Lift Bridge bill. and conNu,ed the zen"
by announcing that he had received sweet 7'''''"
n,i.,ve in A She hand inviting him mt" me ,yI!"Y',
,,t that lie had refused 10 be iDglcd, ana 'l't .'
thought legislators should do the s..nc WIN 't''" ~
tnc yupr,prailons. Mr COggc,hdll .dlc tH'1 '""'p ~
,,l rcarhrd 20 FAR into the Treasury grab bag uA'
oulS their heels were visible ,, Who'll.
The senate also took up IN Committee oi ,h' ''' '
A--cnblyman ~tcin's bill reducing pd"iD'"n'' p
from 20 10 i per cent. Mr. Cosecsha!l % sau m m ', ,
r.crvcd s.vcrai letters asking for - hearing pI "'
ro;. sure IL was then referred 10 the 'oin'.'' '
General Laws 4 motion 10 OIncr IL 10 ti" I,',"e
,,,. lied down \ motion by Mr. Nocsch "a' d""ptoI
i,structlug the committee to report by Aprl -
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
ORANGE.

Miss Jane Meade Wclch. Of Buffalo. delivered the
fourth o! her series Of historical lectures IN Union
Hall yesterday afternoon before a large audience.
Mr-. Thomas A. Edison returned home yesterday
from an extended visit TO Charlotte, y. c.
The Rev. Charles savage pastor elect Of the Orange
Valley Congregational Church. assumed the duties OF
the place Yesterday. Nr. professor in the
Roberts College Of Constantinope. Turkey. for four
years. and then called to the pastorate of tho
congregational Church OF Berkeley, Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Ryerson, Of William-st
celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary on
Monday evening.
The Board OF Health which has hcretoforc given
five days notice to vioators of the sanitary code be.
fore bringing prosecutions, viii hereafter prosecute
offenders without previous notice.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

for the cable road had resigned because the Commission
had violated the law in laying routes across broadway
in Forty-second-st etc New commissioners were then
appointed, who accepted these Illegal routes because
they could not do otherwise, though their judgment
did not approve the routes laid ont or the granting OF
such great power TO any corporation. The bill
threatened to destroy the existing and guaranteed
rights Of the existing surface roads. The company
sOcacd had never had any real legal existence.
The property owners and surface railroads, Mr..
Tul continued, had always been successful IN c0urt
against the cable schemes. Since 1--i the railroad
routes had been laid ont and the consent OF property
owners has been obtained two OF the three routes
originally given 10 the Gable Company. II was not
justice To turn the routes back 10 the Cable Company
The company also received routes upon which roads
already existed. For excavations TO accommodate tho
cable system. the city would bc put to expense OF
from S;OOOOOO TO 100000 in changing sewers
gas pipes, etc. If II can get the consent OF tho
New York Common Council. the bill virtually takes
away all the restriction, placed upon the railroad 10
j. due TO the surface railroads aud To the property
owners that the bill should bc killed.
Mr.. Bliss replied that only surface roads were op
posed to the scheme. As for the protection Of these
roads. the matter left TO the Common Council
which certainly had never been Indifferent TO the
rights Of surface roads.
No action taken
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
Az OPINION RY JUDGE DANFORTH.

Albany. April 1.-AttOrney- General Tabor gave 10
the Associated Pres, today the opinion Of Judge
DanCr;h. referred 10 in Governor IIll's veto Of the
saxton Ballot Reform bill and relating 10 the un-
con.t.tutonality Of minority representation in the
Board Of Aldermen Of Buffalo. proposed in the new
c.ater ior that city The question submitted by the
Attorney General whether the section Of the
charter which provides for the election Of eight
AMerl,n-at-Larsc Of whom each ccctor should vote
for Onv five opposed ~ Article =, section l, Of
tie state Constitution. which declares that every
male citizen" qualified by age and residence a,
therein specified shall be entitled 10 vote . in
the election district Of which he shall al the time be
resident, and not elsewhere, for all officer, that
now arc. hereafter may De. elective by the people
Ia referring 10 the above article Of the Const.tI-
ton, Judge Daniorth says:
The cl-s o. voters j.. by a subsequent section r.
src,'i ~ excluding persons guilty Of bribery or any
Infamous crime ana the place Of voting s 10 certain
OUT persons, enlarged 20 % them the rels
o. VOTING outside the election district but ias t'
s1osit o. the Inquiry here is cOucerncd 10 il be- de-
tfna upon the distinct and single clause Of the con
iNoaa article already quoted and which IN substance
as4ieS ha, every eeeor shall be- entitled 70 ,ote .or
o." o1e'f' tat or may BE- elected by the people"
II j. obvious that no duty imposed upon thc citizen
D '' art .s that the privilege il, whicn hr HAY
'e o. .nroyc at pleasure but he alone exercise
~' Vp-N and any provision Of laW which a--umer 10
prevent its 'S ici-c will @ void In my opinion. euch
VIII DE- The t1ct u the provisions Of the proposed b IS
It become. .aw
Ai'cf describing the method Of election Of the
Aldermen. De concludes:
nave given these provisions o fhe proposed act 10
"oN nat Tic oic Of Acerlan which IL create, is made
V an elective o1ce II so c. afr-. ana every detail
susiains the Dc. c.laiacOn The cie Tor, o each Ward
eject Us Alderman. ard In addition thereto cigAt Aldermen
arc 70 be elected By tie electors o. Tie city large Tho
onceTs therefor elected oy the people. ard the fatal
o'ect Is that the right to vote for an Of them denied
20 each e!ector The bill propose, taat there shall
eieht Aldrracn and provide for the submission the
Whole number Of the electors. bat lcs,ra.ns the
electors from voting foi them. This restriction against
ue prohibition o the Constitution and II adopted by the
Legislature. would violate that fundamental law.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
DEMOCRATS, To SUPPORT MR.. PERKINS.

The Jcncr~onihn Democracy has decided In the
interest Of good government to support the candidacy
II George r. Perkins for Mayor. meeting was held
In Roche, Hall Monday night at which the situation
wa discussed. The following resolutions were
adopted
whcr as. Tho new Democratic City Committee tses
into consideration ne dire necessity ~ ~" prcn time
good government for the city of Jcrev Cyand desiring
aid the Ind pendent voter, succeed in that end have
Resolved To lay a.'do all political considerations IN
our ral a;ar- with view 10 safe and pure
coternn-nt 70 check laiiot1oN stlne 20 stamp ont
lrrgry and 20 send 70 the te bold. bad r'n Who
have. Ny fraud. leased Our .sAi goycEnn' nt
Iesolvcd That heartily satty and confirm the nom!'
nation = ,eor.. r. Perkins Mayor of ,- city, because
believe him 20 Doe honest business nan "no can ni
~ n olr d.lr for r,ior. AMI w. have 40 heart tAe
Int sr.- q the taxpayer, and tAe general public good
Reso.'ei That hy t.i- act IS" DO not step aside from
oas po'l 81 a'l.siance but stand we have stood.
D.no r.s n favor . honest aal decent public servant,
and pure and unirimme.cd elections.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
n,rurnED AnnIr TIE TOWN.

En- As--nllvuan Peter h. NO'Hnn was appointed
deputy tty clerk fcniiy ~ salary 81 -'''"p ne
was formerly % ncu paper writer ard r'pr".ciod 'h'
IId A--cmhl, District IN TIC Legislature for i'Af
terms from Les, 20 l--'.
NJ, H.. Ecn-inr.r % 30. $50 Pro-rc'ft It,. fell
dead ln tle .rm, - her daughter on ihe Nrdt'
railroad platform Yesterday. -'" uttered from lc~it
d-... ani l. hlfilcf up fAr -tci' e" catch train.
and fo fa.l dead ju.t a- -hr Wa about 7" .i'p "N
hoard The occurrence happrr"d about 900 a. ~.
lii- Kc,-.u.cr wa. v.doH and Dad ui'' 'n.ir'h.
The cable ol a nc.-At elevator .n =. Adlei's sons
paint works ~ cold and Hilary 49,. i.ohe f' i"r
day afternoon al iir second ro1r and TIE 'lrf fi"r
fou with fuo mon aud some barrel, oi paint. l1ii
mon were seriously hurt. Matthew "row. ~ ~. 30
>ou-h second -t had Do, back broken. and Ec~ln
Harris. ol SO 3cf Hld .pn ave. escaped with 70
broken ankle AID .cvcrc bruises. Both were taken T.
rr Nio,ilyn Hospital
Tie ,rofl OF cleaning .tlc.f. lv Crawford " N"irn
tlrr the nrn contractors le-f- toda.. Robert
I.,., vlp ll- l-I c.p.fra,e .n Il..' "uf". "iA
., ln CHARGE s. lO.0c % 100 ue4 aul 40 Oir' vlI
De- ,'f ~ Hnti.
Il.. vIlI 81 G. d. Mallory. ot fle Mallory steam Dip
COMPANY. $50. admitted 70 probate Yesterday hy >if
r.-ttc Abbott. Dos -. terms 1000 riAfrs oi iA'
>e,. iorA AID I.>a. steamship Company stock ls
.it =, each 80 ll. I've children. Ih" n'on" Il iho
r,i4 .der of f fife goes 90 Dol. "dDH and upon log
f.i'l tc pi,lrl', g. 20 tc rlual, divided aions tlc
.I. 'fr,.n
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Wam L. Maynard, the newly
appointed postmaster. OF White Plains, assumed tho
dtiiie, OF tie Office Yesterday Members II
the Fire Department lat night elected John EmbcT
CHIEF engineer, and Felix GilhOOly assistant chlct
engineer The summer home OF >. '. s0ne
Of New York, entered by thicve, on Monday night
and lead and copper worth several hundred dollar,
stolen. The plumbing was almost destroy cd
William f.. Ght, associate editor OF " mo
Westchcser County Reporter has withdrawn from
news paper work become station agent at Yorktown
the Ncwlork and Northern Railroad.
NOTWITHSTANDING Peterson. servant employed
flInily of Ihoma, FearOn. in RaViLc ave, was
found yesterday morning in her room in an I'M
conscious condition The room was iilled with gas.
which escaping from burner which had been
turned The young woman was NremOved to II.
Johns Hospital. where she out Of danger.
love affair. Police ,cant Mclaughlin. William
C. kosterch William kosf r. r.. and Henry Roster
after a days fishing in the Bronx River caught
twenty four trout. which weighed eighteen pounds.
. Bishop Potter last night administered the rite
Of confirmation To class Of forty at st. Johns
Episcopal Church
MOUNT VERNON-The bill amending the act pro.
viding for system Of sewerage In Mount Vernon
need be for further delay IN completing the
been lald for several months, but IL required an
amendment to the law L. lay the lateral sewers,
which work the trustees promise shall be done at
once. The Young Peoples society Of Christian En-
dcvor of the First Ire,bN terrain Church. had sOcahe
after The business meeting Monday night. There
weic short speeches, an Introduction of new members
and refreshments.