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We remove to our elegant buildings on Front
street next month. For the next 20 daMHe ban.
ish all hope of profit and shall sell men Or boys'
CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS at
unheard of prices.
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Ice by the hundreds of tons. in cakes
eight inches thick, and as clear as crystal,
Is being qaarFied and housed 81 Lake Pad
den. so saws the Whatcom Baaeffn.
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Under the new schedule on the Wheel.
ing & Elm Grove Railway, when the
trains run through to the Grove, as
they will on aud after to-day, trains will
stop only at the following named points
Jacob street, Woods street, head OF Six.
teenth street, Baltimore street, Thir.
teenth street, Eleventh street, Stock.
yards, Peninsula station, Else, Mar.
shall's coal works. Holfmann's grocery,
Paper Mill lane, Centre street, Stack.
yard hollow, Steenroa bridge, Leather.
wood, Bethany pike, The Elms, Edging.
ton lane, Seibert's garden, seiberts
curve, foot Of Reeds hill, Dimmey's
lane Except when hauling. three cars)
Greenwood, Mt. Calvary, Wheeling
Park, uubbard's, Hugus's, Steli's run
Pryor's run, Elm Grove.
Persons wishing to take a car will
wait at one Of these points, which are
near enough together 10 furnish reason.
able accommodation to all.
The Board OF Directors OF the Com.
paDy went out over the extension yes.
terday on the first through train.
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Tribute Of lsespcct,

At a speeia! meeting OF Local Union
No. so, A. FIG. W. u, held May l2, 1890
the following resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Prov.
ldence to remove from our midst Brothe.
Joseph J. Manner, whose death We dc,
plore, but We bow to Him who knowetb
all things best; therefore, be it IT
Resolved, That in the death of Brothc,
Nahmer we have lost trusted brother,
a kind friend and IN able workman o!
this Local Union.
Resolved, That herein we convey to the
sister and brother of the deceased our
sympathy ia their bereavement.
Resolrrl, That copy OF these resolu-
tons be presented to the sister and
brother Of the deceased. also placed on
the records OF this Local Union, and pub.
lished in the INTELLlaEScER, Register and
Cemmoner and the National Gluss budget.
+. b. FRIEDRICH,
GEO. EIDEMILLER,
JONI M0sHER, Il
Committee.
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MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
a Man With Two nevolvsrs- Causes Coz
siderable Excitement.

A Man With Two l.evolvors- Causes Con.
-. siderable Excitement.
+. W. Williams, the colorel man who
cut his throat while on bis way to The
county iall, was released on his own
recognizance in tho sum Of 500 Monday
night, from confinement on a charge oil
carrying concealed weapons. Yesterday
Sheriff Steenrod restored to him two re.
volvers taken from him when arrested.
Williams, fearing that hc might DO 70.
arrested for carrying concealed weapons
In his pocket, held them In his hands
aud walked out OF the Public Building
aud up street. Persons who saw him
thought he was on sanguinary search
for Officer Shorts again, and warned thai
officer, and also informed other officers
Sheriff Stecnrod heard Of the excitement
the reports caused, and went to Williams
and demanded tho pistols, which were
quietly and promptly surrendered
Later Officer Donley arrested Williams
but released him on hearing the trut
story. Sensational rumoru OF tho atlai,
were in circulation all day. -.'-
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Make Union Beer.

From the Canton tohio) Se,rs. Democrat.
It has been reported that the beer
made by the Union Brewing Company,
OF this city, ia what il known as "scab''
beer. The company has had an excellent
trade at Bridgeport, Bellaire, and other
Ohio river towns and the report became
current and had some effect on large
shipments hi which had been contracted
In order to learn the truth of the mat
ter Ne'rs. Democrat reporter had a talk
with MI. George Edel, one of the mem.
beers OF the firm. Said he: ave are
paying union prices, notwithstanding
the fact that there is no union here,
Should our men desire to Join union
we would not have the least objection
We never had any objection to labor
unions, and never will have"
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THE SPENCER ASYLUM.
Tho lIonrd OF Directors In Session Here
Yesterday.

The lIonrd OF Directors In Session Here
Yesterday.
The Board OF Directors OF the Spencer
State Asylum for the Insane met at the
Mcclure House yesterday. Hon. ]. NJ.
Sydenstricker, OF Lewisburg, was Chair
man, and ]. A. II. Yandalc, OF Spencer,
Secretary. Messrs. George Harmon. OF
Grant county; G. G. Hisginbotham, Of
OF Upshur: Senator B. ]. Smith, OF Ham
cock; David Simmons, OF Roane, and F.
P.Jepson, OF Wheeling, were present.
The other two members, Senator Will
liam woodward, Of Spencer, and Mr.. II.
S: Wilson, Of Parkersburs, arrived last
night. ~,
The only formal action taken was TO
decide to deaden the floors with felt
paper instead OF concrete. The Board
adjourned TO meet at the Hotel Windsor
at 8 Il, M. to-day.
The foundation OF the asylum is done,
and 100000 brick have been burned.
The contractor, Henry O'Blennis, Of
athens, Ohio, expects to begin work by
June J and DO done by October. The
building is 200 by 80 feet, three stories
high, with 4 basement. The Board has
S2S, 900 at its disposal. The object OF this
session was TO let the contracts for heat
ing apparatus, but this was necessarily
deferred, as no plans were ready.
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Great curiosity was shown as to who
was favored by Fortune in the Grand
Monthly Drawing Of the Louisiana State
Lottery At New Orleans on Tuesday TAI
ways Tuesday, April 10. Gen'ls 6. 7.
ReauregaId Of La. and Jubal A. Early OF
Va. as usual gave their personal atten.
ton to the,entire distribution, Ticket
No. 81 1903 drew the First Capital Prize
Of 100000. 1t was sold in twcntie,hs
at 81 90 each. One was held by Mrs. NJ.
Tandy, Nyack, N. Y. and Jno. s. Lewis.
Aleriden, Conn; one collected through
First National bank, Jersey City, N. j.
one held by A. S. Anderson, Chicago.
III. /; one BY Bell & oysters Bank. Du..
luth, Mimi. one by Otis Edwards, Bos.
ton, Mass. one by Correspondent,
Verdi, Nevada; one by Phillip Reich.
vein, Indianapolis, Ind. one by Felsen.
thai, Gross & Miller, Chicago, Ill.,; one
by Thos. l.. Watkins, West End, Cen.
trail s. c.; one by ]. G. Hicgs, Conway,
Ark, etc. Ticket No. 1891 drew the
Second Capital Prize OF 100000, also
sold in twentietbs. One to Mrs Der
AaAu ~AnAAAASt 4oL1 " dluut NlEeeE, 81,
Louis, Mo-; one to James Forest, Phila.
delph!a, Pa; one to Metropolitan M.
tional Bank, Chicago, ILL.,. one to Rich.
ard Fitzpatrick, 3lS Apple street, Peoria.
Ill. ;oneto Fl. A. Vialle, Boston, Mass. zone
TO I. D. Osgood, Boston, Mass. one to
9. II. Thul, Chicago, ILL.,; one to Frank.
lin Bank, st. Louis, Mo. one to Thomas
Carly. Cortland, N. Y; etc. Ticket No.
I .GG9 draw the Third Capital Prize Of
$50, 900 sold In twentiethp, one to W.
Il. Durham, 2o4 South Front street.
Philadelphia, Pa; one to Anglo alifor.
MAN Bank, San Francisco, Cal. one TO
g. Montgomery, SO Bunker building,
Kansas City, Mo-; one to L. L. Saah,
Chicago, H.; one to NJ. T. Tabler, Nor.
borne, Mo-; one to.Alexander Company,
National Bank, Cairo, ILL.,; one to r. B.
Warden, SIG Dauphine street, New Or.
leans, La, eto. Ticket No. 7l,0ss drew
the Fourth Capital Price Of S25,OOO, It
was sold in twentietha also, one to cor.
respondent through Wells, Fargo 4 Cos
Bank, San Francisco, CAL; one to Mrs.
Col: Grayson Tyler, auckland, Va. one
to Third National Bank, Louisville, XIV:
one to Robert II. Dorsey, Station T, Gin.
cinnati, Ohio; etc. All information de.
sired can be had on application to NJ. a.
Dauphln, New Orleans, La. paw
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FUNERAL OF i. W. WELLS.
A Large Number or Friends Witness tho
---.- Inst Sad Rites. -A..


A Large Number OF Friends Witness the
3Nft., Inst Sad Rites, Af"
The funeral OF Mr.. Edgar W. Wells,
whosesaIand untime)y death by drown.
ing occurred just week ago to-day, took
place at . o'clock yesterday afternoon
IRON his late residence at the corner OF
Chaplinc and Twcnty.third streets. The
commodious house was quite crowded
by the Borrowing friends who gathered
10 pay the lust tribute Of respect to the
man whom all respected 30 highly. The
seating and disposal OF the assembled
friends was very skillfully looked after
by Mr.. Hull Quarter. f.g''. n
Rev. DR.. Mclean, President OF Beth.
any College, delivered an address, which
was spoken OF by all who heard 1t as one
Of tho most impressive they had ever
heard on similar occasion. DR.. Nc.
Lean was o classmate At college OF Mr..
Wells, and also OF his brother, Mr.. Ho.
mer Wells, and when he referred ia
this fact he was himself much affected
His quotations were apt, and his re-
marks feeling throughout, and his ref
ciences to circumstances surrounding
his death were especially touching.
Rev: Mr.. Hopkins, Of the Disciples
Church, made brief and ferYent pray
or. There was no vocal music, In re
lspect 10 Mrs. Wells wishes, but til,
Opera House band played as the re
mains were borne from the house
Nearer, My God, 10 Thee" with ,
solemnity and beauty that was fslt b,
all. -. 10. M :
The pail bearers were Messrs. W. A
Wilson, George Lutz, Morris Horkhei
mer. John S. Naylor, r. u. Dobbins
Carl Hamilton, George Z. SLifel and II
+. Dehrens. f 9il5E
The floral offerings were as beautifu
rs any ever scen in Wheeling. A eros
from the Builders Exchange, n shal
from klieves, KRAFT K Co., an ancho
from J. A. Holiday & Son, and yer
beautiful piece from Mr.. Ed Fruuzheiu
attracted special attention.
The members Of the Builders E.
change and the Brotherhood OF Carpcr
.ers and 'Joiners attended Ia a bod,
headed by the Opera House band, IN
, the concourse was one Of the largest see
in Wheeling for years.
Among the Wellsburg friends who n
tended the funeral we're noticed NJ
Samuel George and wife, W. L. Boil
: well and wife, John Dorian and Wi
Ratclin, OF the Riverside. glass work
and Charles Scott. Quite q number
:, other friends OF the deceased from Well
, burg and Brooke county were also pre-
8 eut,
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A BOYS BAD ACCIDENT.


He Is Caught in mn Engine and Receives
Grnve InJur!es. 81.
Joe, Boycott, thirteen.year.old son OF
James Boycott, had narrow escape
from n horrible death at the Standard
Axle Works, where he is employed, yes
terday afternoon. He was working near
q rapidly revolving shaft, when by
some means his chcviot shirt caught
in keyseat, aud in an instant the rar-
ment was twisted 60 tight on the boy as
10 almost crush his little body. For.
tunately, the shirt gave way before the
boy was drawn into the machinery. The
little fellow was bruised all over the up.
per part Of the body and the akin from
his neck TO bis waist was almost mass
Of Commissions. One rib was broken and
his arms were strained. He was taken
to his home on Lott street, near thirty.
eighth, where Dr.. ]. II. Pipes dressed
his injuries.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling FolI

Strangers In tho City an,l Wheeling Folds
V.4 Abroad. "a.
Murray Mcdonald, OF the steamer Bell
aire, is home from trip to Louisville
Messrs. Z. G. Smith, OF Ravenswood
and Charles lIagau, OF Fairmont, arc at
the Hotel Windsor.
Mr. A. W. Campbell has been ap'
pointed member, OF the Examining
Board OF the Naval Academy at Annap
oils. sar....
Mr.. Chris and Charles A. Sander
left last evening for Peoria, ILL.,, to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Ida B., vile O
]. W. Sander.
Mr.. G. II. Dinger, the Main street hat
ter, left yesterday for New York, anG
will sail for Europe to-day to visit hi
childhood's home. He expects to bt
gone for several months.
Prof. A. L. Wade, Ex.Sherilr Samue
Hackers, who enjoys the distinction o
having been elected as Democrat in Of,
Monongalia, and Mr.. A. G. Wood, all o
Alorgantown, are at the Seizure. They
are engaged in placing dictionaries in thu
schools Of this and neighboring States
certainly good missionary work, ant
have been happily called "the incom
parable trio"
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MARTINS FERRY.
Enjoyable Gathering = Iiad Drinki
F.." TvnSar = nSh,r N.~s " .H...|

s"JuJ"oAe AtNN bEhAtuk
x. Water Other News. d
Mrs. Lewis Smith left yesterday 10 visit tcla'
tlScs At Tfcnt0n, n. J. sHs.. ~
he remains Of Mrs. Anna liockenberry. oil
bridgeport, were buried la Riyerylcw cemetery
yesterday. r.f5ra M
George Roach. George Fcct,crer and Richard
l'tdden Will play with the Mlnso club In u zane
WIN theJ. W. SCOTS, OF Pittsburgh, next Satur
Tho bar mill at the 4E,na mil went on double
urn last night This mill IA making nails. The
;ktna Ia loading = barge with Aheet iron for It,
Thlr,y.two members Of Tho Y. N, C, A, bsv,
organized a lawn tennis club With Fred J0ne,
President, Ill Exlev. Secretary, aud James ltal
sion. Treasurer. The clu1 viii hold Its sccont
lneellhs on Friday evening. ,A'tcorp VI racket
WI be ordeted. This will b. tho largcst c!ul
IN Town. -
The city reservoir should DO cleaned at once
Tho inst water WAS turned III two years aud I
halt aH0, and tho basin Inns never bscu cleaned
The WISER t,stcs bad, anu Is getting worse. II 1
unit 70 drink after standing over nivht. I'll,
Water itoard should attend 10 the matter with
out delay. lam - =
\ number OF admirers Of Henry NJ. stanley It
his city have made con, ribuliOs ~ the fund Il
rive \ bls banquet to stanley on Mny ", upoi
which occasion y Xix AhicfiCaa My and sily,
shield with African and American designs vii
be presented to him. Minister ltobc,t +. Lnc0li
Is At the head Of the affair. 100
| The open meeting Of the "r's" At tho resi-
lencc ri Mt. aud Mrs. ". II. Hobbs, on NCrti
fifth str,ct last night was very pleasant flair
The altt ndance was large aud all present speu
delightful evening. The programme was In
entitled 1.-THE Good they DID," kolos by Mr
John Medley md Miss Jessie williamson due
BY Misses Anna ftats:on and Msdge Clark. inslrd
mental music by Mlaes lee Thomas and Ague
! LNMls. eicx - = - :
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or all Hoyrs pieces "a Bunch oil
Keys is long way the best in plot,
character, and especially in the selection
OF music, which is very prettiIy sung by
the present company. This is proved
by the simple fact that even two or three
visits do not exhaust its entertaining
features. Standing room only will be
the announcement at the Grand on
Friday evening, May lG, the opening Of
the company here. Seats will be put on
sale ut Weir's on Thursday morning,
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lIoll8lre.


Tho engineers arc hard At work on The Ohio
Valley lsAileoad below town. ~. =. = !, :
The County Commissioncrswcrc oil In the city
yesterday aud held II meeting at the Globe Hotel.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. A. D. Williams will take
place from the Christian church today at bali
past two O'Clock.
Seats arc on sale at J. +. B,aciburn's and C. ].
I.aroche's Tor Mrs. Hclnlcln's benefit concert
next Monday night. 80 -
The window glass companies arc rushing out
the glass In all directions. and Will have very
small stock whea they shut down ucXt month.
MT Ernst Dtailley aud Miss Mary COPELAND
were married by Father Fitzgerald las, night
The happy couple will 30 10 housekeeping al
once IN ta!s ely.
The Installation OF Rev. L. ". barr will take
place thls evening. Rev. l.. MCchlin viii PIC
sidc and preach the sermon. Rev. IL. N, Camp
bell. OF Martins Ferry. will deliver the charge
to the pastor, md Rev. d. A. Cunningham, 81
Wheeling, the charge 10 the people.
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Ar 81 Of a full suit oil Ladies' Muslin
Underwear, consisting Of gown, shirt,
chemise, corset cover and drawers. at :
EMsnEIMEn's,
al,f. &1 Eleventh street,
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LOCAL BREYlTlES.
Matters Of Minor Moment In anu About
.... .H.|'. W lbs INV. H...l.|" d

Matters Of Minor Moment In anu About
Na ths CITY. e.eH.r
TnE Council Committee on Contracts
has been called for tonight.
". ]. BRArros, the bridgeport under.
taker, has just received from the East
very elegant funeral car.
MARY RESrscIrLgR was yesterday ap.
pointed administrators OF the estate Of
Jacob I. Rentschler, deceased; bond,
800, John Koch, surety.
ENTERPRISE CovSclL 0. U. A. NJ. has
received new automatic organ which
plays tho music incidental to the work
Of the order, and plays It in fine style.
IT was DR.. Ford, instead OF Dr.. Es.
key, who brfssed the Dondy boys foot
Monday night. Drs. Ford, Mccoy aud
llaskins yesterday amputated the foot
yesterday morning. 'E
SoME young fellows stole diamond
ring and a pin from n Second ward bar.
keeper yesterday, for Joke, aud he took
II SO seriously that they had hard work
to keep from getting into trouble.
TnE Pittsburgh, Cincinnati < St. Louis
pay car was In the city yesterday. II
drew $4,000 from one OF tho city banks
and went on up the road to pay the mer
onthe Pittsburgh, Wheelined Kentucky
A cARnoY Of vitriol burst while being
loaded on n wagon ut tho wharf yester
day, and ran down over the pavemen
TO the river. Several pairs OF shoes werI
ruined by their owners stepping in TIT
sream. a.aa .".
TIE Summer Session OF tho German
Lutheran school Mt Bcnwood will opeI
on the Third OF June under the direction
Of the pastor and student Of the Colum
bus teachers seminary. The specia
branches are the teaching OF the Ger
man language and lectures on churci
history, with regular acadcmica
course, also Kindergarten school, I'm
der the direction os lady teacher.
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Trni,hfers Iseeor,Ie,l.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10 rec.
ord deeds as, follows: May 10, by W. J.
W. Cowden, trustee, to the Eagle Build,
ing Association. for 5000, the east hall OIL
the southeast quarter Of lot 81, in Eotf &
addition. August 3, 1850. by George r.
Leasure and others to James I.easure,
for $1,000, an undivided iive.eighths in.
terest in lot lG Of square lG in Sprigc &
Ritchie's addition. April IS, by the city
to Mira. 7. A. Hall, for $40, lot 1850 in the
peninsuler cemetery. n.
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lit IT PRETTY WELL,
Fri Hicks Foret"td the Weather that

I'll Hicks Foret"fd the Weather that
a. 54I l3 Now Is.
The storm OF Saturday night was fol-.
lowed by very cool weather, which gave
way to warm, sunny weather on Mon.
day. Yesterday moruing the air was
very sultry, and heavy rain fell, and in
the afternoon there WINS \ thunder storm
OF considerable energy. 1t is llnrd to de.
scribe now, after 1t Is past, this storm
period more closely than lrl Hicks did
long before II began. He has made no
more marvellous guesses than that in
the FIRST half Of the following paragraph:
1.-THE second marked storm period for
May Is from the 10th to 10th. Mercury
and Vulcan are both central on the i2 h.
The equinox OF Mars, reaching forward
from the 25!h, has como upon the field,
and tho moons last quarter Is on the
forenoon OF the 18th. These factors,
combined with the fact that We have not
yet passed out o.. the Jovian period, un.
less there are ncutralizing forces in tho
combination unknown to US. indicate
storms Of very great energy about the
18th, 18th, 18th and 18th. Within the
limits here given dangerous storms are
more than likely to cross the country,
jeopardizlng property and lives. Should
such arise, there will BE- timely tokens
oftheir approach and ample time for all
proper aud prudent self.deiense to those
who count tho subject Of sufficient i'm
portance 10 watch. OF course, the usual
cool wave will follow the storms-lhis
time q full grown oue-gradually sur,
rendering Its grip for the reactionsry
storms Oh and next to the 18th. There
will be good reosons for watchiulnesf
when clouds appear about the 18th and
10Th, Very cool nights wi follow"
Last night there was q ilnc rainbow
which would indicate that tho storm
period will not continue over to-day
although lately all signs have given way
to Hicks.
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EXCURSIONS VIA PENNSYLVANIA LINES

To tho Annual Meetings OF the German
Bnptists Near Warrensburg, No., md n.
North Manchester, Ind.
The annual meetings OF tho German
Baptists or Dunkurds will be held tue
last week in May ut Pertle Springs, nea,
Warrensburg, Mo-, and at North Man.
chester, Ind. Excursion tickets via the
Pennsylvania Lines will be sold to either
Of the meeting places at one fare iol
round trip.
Tickets to Pertle Springs meeting vii
be sold May 10Th TO eth, good return.
Ing until June 90 1880, inclusive.
10 North Manchester the low rates
will be in effect from May Goth to 18th
good returning until June %, 1890, In
elusive. stru
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The 10y Orntnr,

I. W. Joyce, D. D., pastor St. Paul
Church, Cincinnati, Ohio, says: "AIas.
ter Ralph Bingham entertained last
night in st. Paul Church to q delighted
audience. He is not only pleasing, he
is captivating. 1 have never heard his
superior in the art OF delineation Of
character. He possesses in an eminent
degree that power OF oratory which
others have labored for years 10 acquire,
but have laborcd in vain"
\ Ralph Bingham will appear at Thorn
son Church. island, on Thursday and
Friday evenings. 37 49, IS.
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Fifteenth, Street pnvc,,c,t,p

The people Of Fifteenth street are in
earnest in their effort to have a brick
pavement on that street. All residents
and taxpayers Of that street say thew
have paid annually increasing taxes for
generation, and for years not cent
has been spent in improving that
thoroughfare. They think it is about
time they should get share OF the ben
etlts they help to pay for. and il earnest
argument will accomplish anything they
will "cet there" -