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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-18
tCITY'S ULTIMATUM.
The Natural Gas Company ofWest
Virginia Informed
WHAT THE CITY WILL AGREE
As a Modification OF tho Contract to
Furnish Free Gas to City buildings
nod Works-.-The Schools may be
Gut on and tho Water Works Part
orthc..rimc.

The answer Of tho subcommittee on
the natural gas enpply to tho Natural
Gas Company Of West Virginia was
transmitted to tho Company OH satur-
day. As has boon fore5h allowed by tho
discussion OF tho questioas involved,
the committee refuses to assent to the
arrangement offered by tho Company,
and makes counter proposition Tor
tho modification OF tho contract ON
bodied in the ordinance granting the
company the franchises it enjoys. This
proposition is sell explanatory, and is
as follows:
WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. 10, 1892.
To the Natural Gas Company Of lItst Virginia.
GESTLEMES:-This subcommittee
cannot report iavorably on your propo-
sition, but will consider and report to
the whole committee proposition
based OH the following terms: The
public schools to be Off after tho pres
ent school year; the water works to be
of from tho LIST OF October to the LIST OF
April in each year, and to be on tho bal
ance OF the year; gas to be furnished to
the other public buildings and cityworks
as at present. Respectfully.
p. +. FARRELL,
C,,h Tnp,,,
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WASHINGTON IN oID.WINTER.


Announc cmcnt of Another Excursion to
January @Sth
For Thursday, January 2Sth, the B.
4; 0. r. +. announces the second OF the
series OF excursions to Washington from
Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Parkcrsburg, and
all intermediate stations to Washington
junction, Md. The large number OF
persons, who awaited themselves of the
low rate aSd tho unexcellcd train ser
season, is proof OF the popularity OF
these mid-winter trips to Washington
via the i. & 0. For the excursion on
January 2Sth all the accommodations
heretofore provided will be offered.
The visitor to Washington is never
disappointed. He sees the most beauti-
full avenues, the most majestic architec-
turc, and the stateliest homes in any
American city. He wanders through
the bcst-stored art galleries and
museums. He sees both branches OF
Congress in session, and hears the latest
and freshest political gossip.
Tickets will be valid for return pas
sage ten days after day OF sale, allowing
ample time for visiting Mt. Vernon,
Old Point Comfort, Richmond, and
other adjacent points.
Ticketsirom Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
intermediate points to Martinsburg arc
valid to Baltimore.
For time of trains and rates OF fare
consult appended table. For Sleeping
Car accommodations and descriptive
pamphlets address nearest B. & 0. agent.
Trains leave Wheeling at 6.10 a. III.
and G.l0 p. M, and for these two trains
only will tickets be sold. Pullman
sleeping cars on evening train.
Round trip rate, $1,000. Correspond
ingly low rates from other stations.
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Scrofulo,ts Humor-A Cure
"AImoSt iutrdculous,U

"Whcn was II years Of age had q severe
attack Of rheumatism, and after l recovered
had to go on crutches. Ayear later, scrofula,
in the form Of white swelllngs, appeared on
various parts Of my body, and for II years
was an Invalid, being confined to my bed
years. In that time ten or eleven sores ap-
pcarcd and broke, causing me great pain and
suffering. feared never should get well.
Early In 1856 went to Chicago to visit
sister, but was confined to my bed most of tho
t!mo was there. In July read q book, "a
Day with Circus In which wero statements
Of cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla. Twas so In.
pressed with the success OF this medicine that
decided to trylt. To my great qualification
tho sores soon decreased, and began to feel
better and in short time was up and
out oil DOORS 1continucd to take Hoods Sar-
saparllla for about year, when, having used
six bottles, had become SO fully released
from the disease that went to worl, for tho
Flint & Walling Mfg. Co., and since then
HAVE NOT LOST a SINGLE DAY
on account Of sickness. Ibclievc tho disease
Is e1pe!ledfromny system, always feel well,
am in good spirits and have good appetite.
am now q years OF age and can walk as well
as any one, except that ono limb Is little
shorter than tho other, owing to tho loss Of
bone, and the sores formerly on ny right leg.
10 my friends my recovery seems almost
miraculous, and think Hoods Sarsaparlla
Is the king Of medicines" WILLIAM A,
LEIIR, n. Railroad ST., kendallyllle, Ind.
Floods Sarsaparilla
soidby all druggists 81; six for IS. Prepared only
LIVELIHOOD & CO., Apo:hccarica, Lowell. lass.
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Chairman ub.Committcc,

A REMARKABLE CAsE.-Mr. Walter
Wheeler, OF the Washington Mills. Law
renee, Mass, for two years afflicted with
varicosc veins, accompanied bya troub-
lesome eruption, was completely cured
after taking only eight bottles OF Ayers
Sarsaparila. DIV
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FOR lENT-0NE CORNER FLAT
a fronting on Tenth and Mnrke. s,rcrI, :,
ESQ per yeNr. Fiyr Flats fronting ON I'm
street, 9t 500 per year. ono corner FlaI, irnS
ing on Min and Tenth streets at 500 ncry C1:
Two Flats fronting on Main street, at si6y":.
bath room and halt. md each flat has SeT,s1,t
street entrance. Rents for all flats colI,r,s5oo
monthlyin advance. JAMES L. HAWLEY ira
Main StrhGt 1T ~
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much OF HIS present experience. lie
stated that he was tho Republican eau
Gus nominee for United States senator
at the last senatorial election ~ ms
state, but that he was defeated by a
corrupt combination. II might DO only
a limited view 10 tako OF the question
before the committee, but his expert
cnce would illustrate the argument. Hc
had secured tho party nomination
fairly, and as his party was in a ma.
jority in tho state legislature he i.lt
confident OF election. lie was APP
preached, he said, by tho attorney OF a
railroad corporation and told that TO
make his election certain 1t was .neces-
sary that he give IN assurance that no
would favor certain man rs judge for
that district. Tho attorney said that
tho railroad had secured tho election OF
seven or eight members oil tho lcgisla.
ture and controlled their votos. II he
would give tho assurance desired ho
would be elected without doubt.
BEATEN BECAUSE HE WAS HONEST.
Mr.. johnson said that no did not con-
slider 1t honorable to enter into bar
gain OF that sort, declined to give the
tho assurance asked, and the result was
that hc was defeated Yot at that time
he was tho acknowledged choice OF tho
people OF his State for United States
Senator, as we'll rs tho choice OF his
party, and would have been elected but
for tho peoples will being thwartcd by
corrupt corporate influence.
The committee adjourned until next
week, when Mr.. Springer, OF Illinois.
will make an argument in favor OF the
Same proposition. 1t is the belief OF the
authors OF the various resolutions that n
majority OF the committee IS in favor OF
reporting one OF the propositions back
to the House with the recommendation
that it be adopted by the House.
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EDw. l. Rose & Co. on taking their
yearly inventory find that they have n
number OF fancy wood Sewing Machines,
which they will close out at special
prices rather than carry them into an
other year.
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EOR ,RENT-NO. 1876 SIYTEEYTT
L! street, and No. d South Front s,fert. ~ II
modern IMPROVEMENTS. Possession AnyiiI' i T'
quito Of DR.. J, C. IIUPP. a. lE
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SENATORS.
a Movement Started to Have Thorn
Selected by tho People.
DEBATE IN THE HOUSE SATURDAY

On the SuDIcct-..Thc Advocates of tho
Measure Declare that tho Present
Method Is Unfair, and Is the Cause
of Much Corruption and Bribcry..-
Representative Johnson's Sensations.
al ArGumcnt..-Defcatcd Because He
was Honest.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
pROBATE OF WILL.

&
oNee of the Clerk of the County Court, Ohio
county, West Virginia.
In the matter OF the probate OF the last will and
+ Testament of Susan i. Thompson, deceased
The object OF the petition filed in tll.' Iatt9;
on the Sth day OF January A, D. lS92 Is 10 have at
mittcd TO probate paper writing purporEsng 70
be the will OF Susan Z. Thompson, deceased
bearing date October Q. 1856: and ii Appearing
from III affidavit filed with me In my Oilcrt that
]. s. Bryce, DR.. Bcycrhout Thompson. Frank D.
Thompson. ". Dc Kay Thompson Clement
Smith, ClemcntinG Chambers Glare CAN'T and
Nettie Chambers, persons who are therein lnana
said petition, declared TO be interested IN No
probate OF said Will, ARE non.TesilCuiS OF ihH
State, II Is ordered that they do appear at ny
Office In the city Of Wheeling, in the county and
State aforesaid, within one month aicr The daie
OF the first publication hereof aud do what
necessary 10 protect their interests In al! ina.
ter. The hearing OF Said petition is SCI for ihs
18th dry OF February. 1892, NJ 70 O'Clock a N
published the first time January II; ~
Al. CLARKE, Attorney. ya!lN
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NOR RENT-NEW BRICK DWEfi
n ING: all modern Improvements y, pa",
,eenth sttect from about February l. lsg5 NIT
% leased lot term ol%e1rS to irresponsible plrS
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GENERAL NOTICES
81 FOB RENT

NOR ,RENT-NO. l2lS,RYP0T
X Street Inquire at No. II Thirteenth s,s,.,
ing -l.N sNSe-
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SEE G. NJ. S. s CO.'S 50 60 Dress Pat.
tcrn,s.
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King Of Medicines

LIS. GooDsells dry goods the cheapest,
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FOR SALE.
STOCKS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CHEAP AN OLD VTn.
y LIN OF Stradiunarius model Of TIA F.,
lniormallon address Nv. s" this olIice III
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SuRRR foundation cannot be laid than
the2real merit which is the solid base
for the monumental success Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla. o
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4 You all know that Bastin's Kidney
and Liver Tea cures constipation and
sick headache. 25c at druggists. N
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100 Doses One Dollar
|7!ZIk:E||ZZIyi IE| THi|ISEISFS'

Hon. John c. Townci. Judge 2Sth Judicial Dis.
trict OF Texas said In his findings OF actsaiter the
trial OF an Imitation su!t) Il lind that plaintiff,
Vim. Radam, manufactures md sells medicine
OF good curative properties Itch gave 1t largo
commercial value, and that this medicine rap.
idly made reputation which gave it large com.
mercial vnlucf' sII ~ l7'5 =
No other medicine has ever received such n
verdict from any court that 1t rapidly made It's
reputation on account Of Its curative proper.
crties.m IsHEss - ~ A. = q
Mr.. Radam has Just issued forty-eight page
circular and pamphlet called "AIicrobe War;
which explains all about the causes and cure OF
diseases. These circulars contain more common
sense and natural fncts than nll medical books
put together. 81
e. VALUABLE INFORMATION FREE.
* Mr. Radam's publication that appeared last
spring In Inhny New York City papers denounc--
lug Or. koch,s Lynn as a fiction are reprinted
in his pamphlet 5"Microbo War; Also a gem
emil diagnosis OF medical humbug. When You
read these circulars you will open your eyes to
the iact that Nj. Radam discovered the cause
and cure OF all diseases Send n Q cent stamp
for both circulars! 10 Radams Microbe Killer
Nashville. Tenn, or 10 our agents & H45 81 '7s
! Logan Drug Com pany, Agents, Wheeling, VIVA.
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Read @. N. S. $ CO.'S ad.-oloaks Half
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James Proud, an engineer OF Thomas,
WA, was found frozen to death near
that place on last Monday. He left
home on the 9th instant to hunt deer.
The body was found by searching
party within short distance of tho
road which would have taken him home,
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Will you be SO cind as to let mo know
what the law is in Merland about Citing
lysings my understanding is that now
pursons cans git lysings withacir tiff
Dos tho clurk dar ishe lysings when
parties under age Girl only seventeen
years old Please give mo the lose OF
Merland and l will safety you.-Elk
Garden Mtus. - W IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
BEsrRAry1yG MRS. PARIN STEVENS.

Jnstice Patterson in the supreme Court, ChhmocrS'
has granted an INJUNCTION restraining Mrs fafan
stevens from renting leasing any OF the real eSH,
IN tb. city witch constitutes part OF her hnsU'""
estate Tie SHIT is brought by Charles o. Stevens
ord George f. RIchn rdsop. trustees under the VIII
~ paran stevens The purpose of the Injunction Is
IN nrevsnt Mrs stevens from getting hold Oh more
money belonging TO the estate. 1t the outcome OF
s,it brought against Mrs. Stevens some one ago. LOT
an accounting This suit was begun In le'o ana
in 1892 II was sent r. william G.. Choate as referee
lie fled HE report In October last ara he 'nu ''''
TIM trustees had accounted nr all moneys IN uier
tands tut that Mrs stevens had not dlc harSed ne"
dntes faithfully and he charged her with tle sum oi
$50 an a. executor for money received rom llc
tate I'm excess % that TO which she WAS enuuea'
Ie costs alone Of the proceeding amounted to SlVVV
An appeal is now pending rom tle oecp"h VI '"'
he amount mentioned is due and ne trustees 40
iytu srairs are settled. George Znbrshe Is couh'e!
fcr ff1l-tpce
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

A benefit will be given at the Amberg Theatre on
Monday for the widow OF Richard koenig MI
Koeng was business manager for Mr.. Amberz for
six years lie also managed the Western tours OF the
principal German stars Mrs. KoenlG spent all her
money in sending dying husband TO his mother IN
Germany. leaving her penniless.
The first OF the series Of five readings by George
Fiddle is announced for Friday afternoon. at 80
o'clock in the concert hall Of the Madison square
Garden when Mr.. Riddle will read for the first time
from Goethe's Faust" using Bay2rd Taylors trans
lation
The trouble between Miss Marie sarkany and Gus
fave Ambcrg Will be settled out 81 court. The actress
will give her entire service up 20 May 10 10 the pro
pretors OF the Amberg Theatre. at terms to be here
after agreed upOn. . .,
HE Irtou stock company Will give its first matinee
AT the Union Square Theatre today. presenting The
Las. straw and " Her First Love"
The opening performance Of "The English Rose"
which was to be given Proctors Twentytlrd street
Theatre last night postponed Til this evening be-
cause the scenery was not ready. 1t was not pleas
ant night for aUy rose 10 open and perhaps tonight
will be better time.
MathIlde Cottrely appeared at the Thalia Theatre
for the first time last night in 90 Frivolous Person"
The performance will be repeated tonight
Sarah Cowen Le Moyne began her new course Of
ssadings ut the Theatre yesterday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
Roard and rooms, household ard other help, and
many other desifab'c things are ADVERTISED ON inc
ninth page OF The II ibune this morning
VorClyrC pUJyUfEXl At THE CASINO.

1t Is generally understood chat there is an hnatnred
volcano under tho .sg. the Casino. II becomes active
irregular intervals Then 1t beethes its lire ana tho
public knows q u through quarrel between two or more
Of the actors Sonetlmes 70 dormant Tor weeks az
time and the whole stage Gnlcs then rumbng !, heard
tbs fun metaphorcal sparks and hot bricks
there except those required by the con-
tracts. There eruption last night MISS sylvia
Ocrsh and MISS Annie Meyers have To Assume tn DIS
QuIsc o. peasant boy and eT in the second act Of Unclc
Colesn" sing duet cg'ther 10 seems That there
been Jealousy between them about the ownership Of
applause generally bestowed on the Duet whlrh In
really rnther good one, and So when the time csne for
IL last night Mis-, Meyers walked 70 the gle Of the
stage Of Joining Miss Gerrish In the middle Of ID
The horror OF oil who the situation Wa 80 great
that no clear account could be given OF how IL ended hut
when both OF the stage the Volcano fairly beched
forth storm. Of burning words and Mr.. Conrd the
manager trenbed lest he should fall crater At
last Meyers declared that she would never kiss Miso
0ersh again end then eruption seemed % hAvA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
THE NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

Trenton, ". j.. March spccan.-In the LegiS
larc to-day the bill providing for tho settlement Of
labor disputes by arbitration taken up and advo
Gated by Senators Cornish and iIudspeth. The former
explained the bill ut length pointing out especially that
required the consent Of both employer and employed
before arbitration should be undertaken. On the roll
call senators Barker and Butcher voted in the mega
tive but the latter subsequently changed to the arna
tlvo leaving the vote ID to = senator Cornish asked
70 have the rules suspended to allow the bill 10
20 to the House at once but on President Ad1ans
objection IL was held. Senator Marsh. chairman OF
the Committee on Federal Relations recommended the
passage OF concurrent resolution requesting the
Worlds Fair Commissioners to close the Worlds Fair
on sunday. The resolution was signed by senators
Rue and Marsh. senator iiinchline refused 10 sign.
The resolution was lold over and ordered printed.
House BIZ No. 1872. which provides for the b
weekly payment Of wages. was opposed third read
ing by Mr.. Nash, who denounced II the invention Of
demagogle. +. ID. smith thought the bill should
apply TO individuals well companies and cor
pOlTtons, and al his suggestion II rccommlttod
By vote OF the House 1t reported iavorabB,
amended as suggested and afterward ordered to third
reading.
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CoIO.;EL ChEsWELL MCCLELLAN.

Carswcl Mcclellan, son Of the late Dr. semuei
Mcclellan aud cousin OF the late General George b
Mcclellan died az - Paul, MIMI, on Sunday lie
was born In Phaielpha IN December, 1888. ana was
n graduate Of williams College In 1883, after when
he took a course Of civil engineering. lie joined the
32d Regiment New York Volunteers on May u, lSo@
was wounded at Malvern Hi. and on July was "p
pointed typographical assistant on the sian Oh IeherAi
Andrew H. Ummphrics lie was engaged In the battles
-, l,cse,lcksour4 Charlottesville aud Gettysburg
where ho was wounded again, and was aiterward as
sgned 10 dnty at the headquarters Of the Army OF the
Potomac. until April 1904. He was taken prisoner
In tho fight for the Weldon Railroad, on Angus. 40
ieG4 but WAS parocd on November TO- and resigned
On that date He wns engineer In Charge OF the
construction works upon the ST. Louis, Vnndala ana
Ter.e itautc the Northern Pacific St. PAU ana f;clc
and other Western railroads. from 1867 uh 1881
when he became United states Civil Assistant EnNhee
which most n, held until his death lie "nS lne
aufhor OF The Personal Memoirs ard MnhtaiY hl.lor
Of Ulysses :. Grant, versus Tue heeoru vi .He i"'
81 The Potomac published at Boston In 1887.
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,,rce YoRrs LOSES TWO ACTORS.

Charles Bel wife whore stage name is Eleanor
Lane have Just come from Chicago. where they left MIS-
Hos,na Vokos's company, Of which they were members
and they have tale Of ros TO tSl oil neT departure
Two weeks a-o Felix Mofrs who is de sage manager
the company asked Mr. Bell take certain part n one
Of the plays which then acted by Grant stewart Mr.
pe refused because thought IL would lie unprofes-
sonal for him to take Mr.. Stewarts port Morris "lu
him that he the part be discharged from the
ccnnpanv The question referred to CecA Clay. Miss
Vokss husband and tho manager Of IN. company and he
sustained MI Norris Mr.. PED persisted In HE refusal
ana received the usual weeks notice. The time ck
pr.d on Saturday night and Mr. Bell leaving die
theatre he met Mr. Morris and Mrs, Morris, and the scene
that followed ended in blows IS only ono side OF tn.
story at hand IL would perhaps be nwise TO cay With
postNcncss which won or by how much
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Postofice y otice.
Should be read daily by all interested. changes may

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