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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-21
THE GOLD BRICK GAME.
Worked on Mr.. Barrows, of Kentucky.
Who the Jokers Are.

worked on MIR. BnrroWst OF henlucky'
Who the Jokers Are.
CINCINNATI, o., May 2O.-The United
States Grand Jury in Covington yester,
day turned up gold brick swindler
He was indicted under the name Of
Cameron Bostetter. He has several
aliases, among them "Red" Adams and
"Big Charley" Adams, B. @. Mains,
Peter G. Conlisk, James Cooper, John
Pierce, Edward Ray, Charles L. Davis,
and "Red" Austin were also indicted.
The indictments charge him with
falsely representing himselfas an United
States officer and acting under the
United States Government as an Assayer
of the Mint from Philadelphia, and in
such capacity obtaining 81 800 from one
A. O. Barrows.
There are two counts in this indict-
ment. There are also two counts in
another indictment, charging him with
personating a Government officer. There
are three others included in the indict-
ment, but they are among the other
criminals, who are Peter Conlisk,
Charles Davis (who is "Red" AUSTIN
and John Pierce. All four OF the men
are now in New York. The elegant little
gold brick that was used to skin Mr..
Burrows is now in the custody of the
officers, and weighs Just thirty-nine
pounds. II genuine it would represent
a small fortune. Conlisk is well
known in police circles as "Peter
the Pig" and John Pierce is
known to the police as Eddie Ray. The
victim, Mr.. <. G. Barrows, who was
skinned by the game, resides at Win
chester, Ky. The trick was produced to
him by "Peter the Pig" who repre-:
sented that he was an assayer employed
at the Philadelphia Mint. None Of the
defendants are in this part OF the coun-
try at present, but bench warrants were
issued for their arrests, and the bail
bond in each case was fixed at $4,000.
A very strong effort is to be made by
the Government to bring the culprits to
justice. John T. Norris, the Springfield
detective, will probably lend helping
hand. Theirrepressible Norris is in the
case as a witness; so is Clark Adams, OF
Covington, Ohio. John Price is the man
who went to Barrows and represented
himself as miner from Arizona, and
had gold brick that he wanted to sell,
and was looking for relative named
Barrows.
Red Austin was the man who was
picked to make an examination OF the
brick, and he reported its value at about
$4,000 On this statement Barrows
paid $500 for, the brick, They repre-
scented to him that they wanted to buy
farm, and showed him the bricks.
Two OF the men induced him to have
the bricks assayed, and he visited Paris,
KY, where he was recommended to find
the Government Assayist, who was none
other than Red Austin.
p, He charged them S. apiece for his ser
vices and pronounced the brick dust as
the genuine stuff. The fact that the
bricks were worth $4,000 in "Red"
Austin's opinion rather caught Barrows,
and he was willing to give A,S00 for d
third interest. He was finally given
possession of both bricks by Austin and
his pals. This was done to show the
old man that they we're honest.
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INC Jonrnalist,s Paradise.

American newspaper sometimes COM
plain that they have hard lines, that an
unappreciatiye public either lots them
alone or makes life too miserable for
them to endure. ~
The attention of these complaining
brethren is politely directed to Hayti,
where, ifa journalist be fortunate enough
to offend the government, he at once
becomesthe object Of attentions the most
polite and close.
For example, there was Mr.. Audain,
who the other day was courteously in
formed by decree that his writings did
not suit the government and that he
would be put on the first vessel sailing
for foreign parts.
Hayti is warm place in summer
time, and Mr.. Audain understands, OF
course, that he is merely being given a
summer ocean voyage for his health. In
this country we do not get them in this
way.
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After much discussion and volumn-
ious petitions, confronted by some
reams of protestations, the MetropOli-
tan Museum of Art is to be opened on
Sunday afternoon. The trustees do not
adopt this as settled policy, but are
willing to try the experiment, which,
they say, will cost them $4,000 year
more.
Unless the money matter should
stand in the way, the doors of that
museum will never DO closed on Sunday
afternoons. This is one OF the revolu-
tons which do not go backward.
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Areader of the INTELLlGENcEE desires
to know what is Mr.. Cleyeland's bust
ness. In early life, we believe, he was
admitted to the bar, and since his retire
ment from the Presidency his name has
been associated with that of we'll
known law firm in the city of New York
We have never heard it said, on good
authority, that Mr.. Cleveland is law
yer,
His employment heretofore, until the
slight break for which Benjamin Harri-
son was responsible, has been office
holding. At present by the signs his
principal business is seeking the Presi-
dency, by day and by night, with per-
sistency of application which might well
be held up before the graduating classes
soon to appear before admiring audi
ences.
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he acted without authority. Otherwise
there is clearly room to amend the sys-
tenn Of public charities in which there
is no place for a man dangerously i'll
who happens to be q stranger in New
York city.
The metropolis invites strangers to
come and spend their money, and from
all over the country, from all over the
world, the invitation is accepted. New
York cannot afford to indorsc the icicle
behavior Of her ambulance surgeon.
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The South is Sticking 'em on" al
Cincinnati, but not committing herself
Overwhelmingly to the aii-sorts move
ment. The South is Democratic. It is
not going to help to break up its
boosted solidity. The great North is
the region for Independent movements.
The political South wants Democratic
President.
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NYhnt q Country an Can DO.

s.. Paul Gl06t.'
One Of the latest magazine writers
heads his article "What Can a Country
Girl Do2" The catalogue is a long one,
and contains much that the city belle
might envey. She can show the rosy
cheeks of fresh air and active exercise,
ride a spirited horse without a saddle,
change sides of high fence with ease
and grace, and as a wife make a happy
home for man forty or fifty years with
no divorces.
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is what you get when you buy shoes
from US. See the following goods and
you may decide il the above is true:
ladies Dongola, hand turn, g so.
Ladies' Flexible Dongola, Cincinnati
made, 81 90.
= Ladies' La. Dongola oxfords, hand turn,
81 90.
Children's oxiords, tip and plain toe,
heel or spring heel, 65 and 75c.
h. mu@ ]. h. LOCKE & Co.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE
Contractors andBuiIdelS

Tho Building Committee appointed by ":
Board OF Regents OF the West Virginia SGhooi w
the Deaf and the Blind, located In E9hIiiH
Hampshire county, composed OF u IL III H.s
ROmney; a. L. Pngh Chp0n Bridge liainF,,Ff'..
county and John 7, Pecrcc, Burlington }}i..
crRl county, will receive bids uptO and lnclgt..s
Saturday morning, May q, 1891, 70 u o s'fs
noon, for the erection OF nm ADDITION ~ W
present building, l02 by ~ feet. isirt ,",t s
stories high, and make stlch ehausN n 5s
present building rs may Dc. CHILLED ny I.tl
specifications copies Of which VIII pc luil' ~
on or after May S, 1891, upon nppliciugal ~ An.
j. Hill, chairman OF the committee ~ A'} IA
desiring 10 bid upon said WORK. 4 pun -
building will he shown by Mr. Hill at tlr ~ ~.
thine TO any one who will call on hiIh y va" -rs
Stltutlon FOR the purpose OF examining Y. 49,
No specified time has been fixed io' W. -r.
pletion OF the work, and each person. MEX y,
the cOntritGt Will specify the time ~ NlH.,-ir,
can complete tho work, not later than ,,I.'rG
], 1891, and also name n time NJ Wll'l q, -5
finish up all except tho inside WORK Di w. q, e
end from the main dning.routn, ~ stpN sI
plan, to the end and the rooms oyCr ~ '.,,',,l4
The lowest and best bidder VIII W. 49,
the contract for doing the whole nj W. i.
but the committee reserve TO theinSs"S
right To reject any and all bids, 49,. ,., sss.
Contractors Will be required bcioIr w, ,Bi.
tract IA finally awarded By the comm ". " ri7!
rlsh valid bond IN the sum Of clst' ih.-,i BE-
dollars 20 protect the Board Of l.gfyAN , .'f0'
State against any loss by failure Of NJ o.
70 comply With his contract under lieu '''
G. II. HILL
4. l.. puIH,.,rr
JOHN 7. PEAIlt5,,,e
myo building eoHn''"
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EDWARD L. ROSE & Co, have received
within the last few days the Victor
Safety Model c, which is beauty in
every line; and new hickory, known
MS the Common Sense" which sells at
SIS, and is adapted to either ladies' or
gentlemen's use. They also have fine
Assortment Of second hand Bicycles.
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A'tN AN''' a ~ N@-NyNs'''Fl'
AS the Alliance is composed very
largely Of former Republicans, and it is
strongest in States which have hitherto
been considered surely Republican in
Presidential elections, it is evident that
the Republican party is the one which
has especial cause for serious interest in
the present conference,
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BOOKS OF INTEREST
TO WEST VIRGINIANS.

"DoddrIdges Notes on the Settlement and In.
dian Wars Of Virginia and Pennsylvania" out Of
print and scarce 81 co.
"DcBa~' History OF Indian Wars Of Western
Virginia." very scarce, 81 80.
"EIistory of the Upper Ohio. Valley" two large
subscription price SIS DO, $40 90. This work will
be in great demand In few years, US there will
be no more printed.
History OF the Panhandle" Ohio, Brooke,
Marshall and Hancock counticS) large quartO;
illustrated, 1879; out OF print, IS %.
Orders for any OF the above can be filed for n
short time only, while present supply holds out.
Largest stock Of miscellaneous books in tho
State,
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Unpatrlotlc Boston.


There is something rather farcical in
the picture of the great cruiser Charles
ton chasing the, old, decrepit Itata
around, and seeming to cry out, like the
big Bowery bully, "Where is he?" It
is at best a ridiculous case OF much ado
about nothing, designed to boom gigan-
tic naval projects at home, and the in
terests of certain wealthy Americans in
Chill
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IF your name is not on the INTELLI
GENCERS Subscription Books mako haste
to get it on tho list. Notwithstanding In
creased size and general improvement
there is no Increase in price. still better
things are to como.
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A Sick stranger in a Great City.

A Sick Stranger in Great City.
man from Washington fell into bad
company in New York, was robbed, ter
ribly beaten and SO used up as to excite
the sympathy Of the force ut the police
station. The officer in charge told tho
ambulance surgeon that tho man was
suffering from crysipelas and oughttobe
sent to Belleview Hospital ut once in the
ambulance at the door, The surgeon
said tho man might go in tho ambu-
lance If he paid $500, not otherwise;
ne was n stranger and could not be
taken in.
The story is told by the New York
Tribune, whichis not given to manufac-
curing It's news. The recital ought to
cost the hospital surgeon his place, II
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Washington ID. O. Star.

Wellington %. q SIdF.
The Wheeling INTELLIGEScER admon-
ishes those Speakership lightning cal
culators who are fond Of picking short
horses to keep an eye on Mr.. Wilson,
for he will be in the race" Mr.. Wilson
is q good running nag when he runs.
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Chicago Inter OCEAN,
The New York World actually men
tons British woolens among ARTICLES
which do not really compete with
American products" The World should
have added thanks to protection to
American industries.
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pon,t an speak at once.
Chicago Inter OCEAN.

New York has Lieutenant Governor
who "pays the freight" but the United
States has a President who pays the fare
when he travels. How many other Off
Gals in this country can show conduc-
tors receipt book7
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Springfield RepuRtc1n.
The fact that the Flies have presented
Queen Victoria with a great-grand-
daughter affords the London Time much
genuine relief. at is matter for re-
joicing," says the Times, that the sue
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Mr.. PoypER1y puts a hard test to the
brethren OF the south-'When you rec
ognize the niger as a man we of the
East will join with you for reform"
Meanwhile Mr.. Powderly will have time
to grow old and die and come back again
in some other embodiment.
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CONSUMPTION is not being neglected in
these progressive days. Philadelphia
is trying dog fat as cure. 1t will
hardly be more Disappointing than
Koch's lymph.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-21

WABASH, IND, May 9O.-NIrs. David
Lemon, of Amboy, while on the street,
was stricken blind, and last evening
suddenly became insane and died early
this morning. She had been in the best
OF health up to the very moment her
sight was lost. The case is singular
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a Stcp TOrwnrl,
ParterSbur1 Sentinel.

Parkert5urO Senttnel.
TheWheeling ISTELI1GEScER appeared
yesterday in a new dress, enlarged to
eight pages and printed from new
Hoe perfecting press. This is such a
magnificent step forward that congratu-
lations are hardly expressive enough.
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AsHnI has New York and Cleveland
the bulk of the Democracy outside, it
becomes the solemn duty of the Repub-
lican party to furnish the country an
other first rate President.
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THE Mckinley law is accused Of max
ing cigars lighter. And yet there are
some cigars that won't light at all, not
withstanding the Mckinley lay.
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Nti0 IOrk C0HIlhcIN.
The Prince of Wales has recovered
from his attack of grip" This stamps
the disease as no longer fashionable, and
we shall probably hear OF it no more.
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The colored brother who had the hat
passed around for him in the Cincinnati
convention has a practical appreciation
Of the value of the side show in politics.
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Washington, d. C.) Star. ~
Mr.. Bellamy is much better writer
than he is a political leader, and "Look-
ing Backward" is far more admirable as
novel than as a party platform.
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DR.. BRlsGs is going abroad to remain
until December. If his accusers want
him they can wait for him. This it is
to be an accommodating man.
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How many well known men are at
Cincinnati at this time-"but not as
delegates" What are they afraid Of?
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Something Americans Couldn't Do.

After some weeks, during which no
thing has been heard from Blair there
is reason to believe that the Chinese
government had succeeded in Convinc-
ing him that silence is golden.
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Mr.. Blnine's Condition.

New YoRK, May 2O.-secretary Blaine's
condition is very much improved this
morning. No definite arrangements
have been made for their departure for
Washington,
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LAST nights rain was great and glori-
Gus while it lasted. 1t pounded away
as though it meant to get through the
tough crust. We may have something
to eat after all.
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On account of the Presbyterian church
of the United States the Baltimore &
Ohio Company will sell excursion tickets
to Detroit, Mich, May IS to %, inclu-
sive, at $40 IS for the round trip, good
to return until June 5.
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DoN'T fail to attend the lecture at
Fourth Street NJ. Z. church May %, 26,
rs and 20, by LEON II. VINCENT.
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cession is thus early provided for
another generatioh." It's very plain
that an English republic will never
come through the dying out OF the royal
family.
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WANTED.

VTTANTED-oRG ANIZERs BY THE
w Friendly Aid Society. Pays is lncmber,
siO0 every six months, Has paid sSO1OlO IN bssS.
fits. Reserve and benefit fund held In trti,t h,
NJ gfkts ~ Massachusetts, Trrfnt ubgFs' n
dies FRIENDLY AID SOCIETY, WalthoSS
Mass. Hp5
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Circuit Court Clerks office of Tucker County.
to-wlt:
], W. MineRr, clerk OF the said court do cei'
hfy that the above named special commissioner,
Parsons, Maxwell, Forbes and Dovcncr hl'S
given bond and security IN the penalty Of s2lng
as required by decree Of sale entered In the 'Aa
Given undcr my hand this tho 18th day d
app" Spg7 t'''' CIV. MEEAR, CleLE.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
LAND SALE /!
NERS' SALE.
Special c Commissioners Sale OIL Land
on the West Virginia Central Rail.
way.-A Valuable Property.-Sale
to be Made at Davis, Tucker Coun-
ty, w. Va, on May 27, 1891.
David Gllchrist,etal. Plaintils, :
Cha. Be,wict, u J, al, Defendants. In cA'R''D


Pursuant to the authority vested In us by two
DEGREES ofthe Circuit Court of Tucker county ",
Va, in the above styled cause the first rendered
at tho November term, 1880, tho second rendered
ut the March term OF said court, 1871, We Will "a
the 9th DAY OF MAY, 1901, between the houn
day, in front OF the "Blackwater Hotel" In the
town OF Davis, Tucker county, W. Va, proceed
to sell the land in said cause decreed to be sold.
Said land Is known Us part Of "BlacEEaief
sold is the undivided slx.tenths Of onc'hGli q
said tract, which tract as whole contains 9i,Ssl
and three fourths acres, and tho slx'telths q
one-halt thereof which It Is proposed to sel
would contain IN area OF about 1898 acres un'
divided.
TERMS OF sALE:-s12, 900 cash on day Of sale,
aud for the residue upon credit OF one and two
years. taking from tho purchaser interest bear
Ing notes for deferred payments OF purchase
money, and retaining the title as additional ~
Curity until the purchase money notes have
been paid In full. The West Virginia Central
Railway runs through this land for some five q
six miles between the towns OF CoketQn and
Hendricks, and the tract extends from the DIT
Fork Of Cheat river 10 Pendleton, near Davis, III
north and south direction, md from the lower
end OF Canaan TO near Hendricks. IN an east ard
west direction, and Is reputcd 10 be one Of lAs
best tmbered tracts Of land In West virginia
with such varieties ls spruce, hemlocG ASA
cherry, poplar, beech, &c, &c. Large areas o
the tract are underllld with the same veins o.
coal which arc being so extensively worked q
Thomas and CoEetol by Senator Davis aud 9TH
ers, and It Is Said upon what Is believed TO y
good authority, that there are vast quantities Of
very rich iron orc on the tract. \ carefully pre-.
pared map Of the tract can be seen by callnsea
Commissioner Maxwell, at his office IN y;
George. Maps Of tho said lRnd Will be exhibited
ut Davis on the day Of sale. The title TO the sid
land Is believed 70 be perfectly clear IN e'eF
particular. Should the purchaser object .
holding thu nnFt nj said land FuFphngNU by MN
rs a Joint owner with the parties who own Tie
residue thereof, he, ut triaIng expense, can
have his part laid OF to him In severaliy, aug
get his full share according TO quantity ali
quality. Said commissioners reserve the Tis9I
to resell said land at onco In case terms Of 'as
are not complied with. ...,,
W. b. MAXWELL,
A. Il. PARSONS,
b. b. D0VENER
HANNIBAL FORBES.
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PRESS COMMENT.
Coincidence OF Commissions

.NtW IWE NVT0' -
The news that Matthew Stanley Quay
has been snubbed by the President fol-
lows closely on the tidings Of that new
volcano in Armenia.
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS like PRAISE IN SONG faO cts.
or 81 % doE. Emerson: SONG WORSHIP I35
cts, or 50 60 doZ. Emerson and sherwin; NE.W
SPIRITUAL SONGS ts5 cts, s. 90 Doll Tenny
4 Hoffman,.
cHoRs constantly send for our Octave Music
5000 numbers OF Anthems, Sacred Selections,
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TONE and BASS VOICES Isl sol Is new and
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OLIVER DlTsoN CO., Boston,
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EXEcuToR's SALE OF YALUA-
IL BILE PROPERTY.
will otIer for sale at the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, MAY &c, 1891,
At 10 o'clock .: m. the half lot on which Is sit.
uated house No. 81 Fifteenth street The house
contains eight rooms, good cellar, hot and cold
water, both gnSes.
TEENl-AI the purchase money in cash. OK.
sept Sisgo. which e TO be paid March 10, 1899,
mcnts, payable September 10, 1901, and the sec.
ond when the nPte is due
Executor o. the VIII o. James Bodley, deceased.
W. d. HAtLER' Auctionecr apis
The sale OF real estate has been postponed un.,I
SATURDAY, NAY ~ " q Z same time and place
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WHEELNG, may q, 1901.

Ir the Itata is coaling with West yir-
ginia coal her speed is easily accounted
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THEBIRDS OF SPRING

II they COULD DO weary Of their songs, would
find, In our great stock. an almost InilnIte
variety Of NEW melodies. 10000 kinds OF
our old music are still called for,
and tho new are more numer.
Gus than the old
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Entered In the PoStoiicc at Wheeling, W. Va
as second. class mAtter.1