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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-27
BELUaIItE.
Alt Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho GiuEs City.

'-'-
tho Gilss City.
Mr.. O. ]. Crawford and Miss Mary
Gavin were married in ST. Johns Cath.
ole church yesterday morning In tho
presenccoi largoaudience, Rev. Father
Fitzgerald officiating. Mr.. L. W. Lally
and Miss Emma Madden were the at
tcndanta. An elegant wedding break
fast was served at the home OF the
brides parents, alter which the couple
left on thu baltimore {: Ohio for west
ern trip.
Dennis Riley, ono OF the Homestead
men who received $4,000 from tho gov
eminent for Information concerning the
defcctiGoarmor plates from the Carnegie
Company, ia o eon-ln.law OF Louis
GreIia, Of this city. lie worked in the
mill hero some years ago, but shortly
after his marriage to Mr.. Grclla's oldest
daughter he moved with hia family 10
Homestead.
John A. Gollaher yesterday bought
the lie interest OF Charlotte Lalsoche
In that estate, It being sold by Constable
Richardson TO satisfy the judgment of
Lacy \. Brewer against August Kraft,
who kept saloon In tho LaRoche pro-
perry, and was sued Tor tho illegal sale
Of liquor 10 Piatot Brewer.
Thomas II. Smith, OF the German In.
surance Company, and a. W. Neil, oil
tho Virginia Fire and Marine Company
were here yesterday adjusting the losaea
on He'll Bros slaughter house and on
w. A. Wise'a ioed store.
George ". Poorman, who again at
tempted suicide, this time ut Sisters
vile, YVES brought up to this city yes
to-day and is being kindly cared ior by
his foka here. He is thought to BIO out
OF danger now.
II. W. Herman. life aud accident in.
surarca agent, who mado this city his
headquarters until recently. will DO
married at Zanesvillo to-day to widow,
Mr. 4. p Tallman, cashier OF the
First National Bank, is homo from 4
ten days outing along the Cheat river
with company OF friends.
The GROCERY gtorcs here will all be
closed tomorrow, aud tho groccra and
their families will have days outing
at Mozart Park.
The city council met last night aud
transacted como routine business and
also passed. several assessment ordi.
nancos.
The Presbyterian Sunday schools will
excurt to Belmont Park this morning,
where they will have picnic to-day.
Mrs. Harry sellera.Lazure leaves to-
dny for Gas City. Ind, where her hus-
band is now engaged.
J. B. Smith returned from Cleveland
vesterdaY.
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". II. HALLER. ArttlGncer
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF q deed OF trust made by Martha
c, Noble, 10 mo Us trustee, dated May H. 1852
recorded In the Office OF the Clerk Of the County
Court OF Ohio cnuuty, West YlrgIEIa. IN Decd
Of Trust Book No 3. page 307 will sell u tho
north front door Of tho Coart House oil Ohio
county, on
SATURDAY. TIE TN DAY OF JULY, 1891,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock a. H.. the following
described property, that Is 10 sayi
Two los OF ground numbered Six aud Seven
IN john McLure's addition to tho city OF Wheel.
lug, in Ohio county. West Virginia, IN the First
ward O.! snid city, said lots lying west Of and
fronting Oh the county road lcadlns from tho
National road TO Mount Wood Cemetery.
TERMS or SNIE=-One third and as much more
rs the purchaser elects TO pay III cash OF the day
Of sale, the balance in two equal Installments a:
one and two years. notes bearing interest from
the day of sale to be givcu for the deferred pay
inents: tho title 70 be retained until payment Is
made In full
W.. ". COTDES, Trustee.
W. H. HALLER AuctoucCr IeIl
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posrMAsrEI;s, sAhAltLns.

Thu Rradjustincuts In West Virginia.
vary Few Changes Made,
Sptfial DIpotch 10 he iRhliOtaetr,
WAsmaGroN, D. G., Juno 20,-Thc
annual Tcadiuatmont of presidential
postuastrrs' salnrioR, which has been
completed by tho pos.oflco department,
shows tho following results ,ior. West
Virginia: Anderson from $1,000 to
Sl,l0O; Dluohcld from 81 600 TO Sl,700;
Davis from 81, 800 to 81, 400; Elkina f,nm
$1,000 toSl, 100; Huntington from $1,000
10 8, 800; Point Pleasant from $1,000 10
$1,000 Slstor9viIle from 81, 800 to $1,000.
Observation-Disclosures from S2.7OO to
S?,GO0i New Cumberland from $1,000 to
q, 200i Piedmont from Sl,70 to g, 800;
WUllsburg from 81, 900 to 81, 400
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Donths at Mart,Isbusg.

sDyctai Dtpateh 10 De E1'cHl1enc0.
MARrENsBuEo. ". Va, Juno Co.
John Fellers, prominent citizen and
father.in-law of Hon. George W. Fcidt,
died to-day aged .eventY-fve years of
consumption. lie camo hero from
Germany forty years ago. lie was q
Mason In good standing Tor thirty-six
years and was nlso IN active member OF
the Odd Fellows and Hari Carl iraterni.
tics.
Mrs. Thews, vito OF A. !. Thews,
president Of tho People National Bank,
died last night OF nervous commissions,
aged sixty years.
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rnoupnla A1 Elk GAnnru.

Tho Georges CrUcH Strikers Doterlnlned
to Keep tho Mcn From Work.
SJttici DipGirh 10 Ne Intelligence.
PIEpMoSr. ". Va, juno 20,--Largo
numbers Of Georges Creek OtrIkcrs at
Elk Garden Rtn dctorminOd to prevent
tho mon from worrying. Sheriff Dixon
has an unusual number Of deputies
thoro determined to prcsorvo the peace.
A report Of the actual conflict between
tho forces il beloved to DO false, Tho
sheriff was in Piedmont to-day and took
up deputies from KsysOr. An average
OF about 100 inon aud boys have been
at work fOrt tho pact week ut Elk Garden,
They nre mostly mon that had boon at
work at Thomas and UOkoton,
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Jo,oph wh,t.s,rs Torrtblo Crime.

MrLLyILLE, N. j., juno 2G.-Josoph
Whi,sett stabbed.hi5 wife with n black.
smiths file, cut nla daughtoTs throat
with C razor, set fire to lis house and
tried to burn himself to death in tho
flames in this place this afternoon.
Mrs. Whtsctt will recover, but her
daughter will probably die,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-27

WASHINGTON, D. c., June g0.-An.
other legal holiday has been added TO
tho list Of those now e1lpting. go lar rs
Congress has tho power to do so, as, on
motion OF Mr.. McGann. tho senate bill
making labor day national holiday
was passed.
After tho passage OF some minor bills
tho house went into committee OF tho
whole, and the deicionby bill was
taken up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-27

UNION STOCK YARDS. CLARgNoSr, I
MONDAY, Juno y. 1871

Swluc-With stronger market In tho west md
receipts herG some 5000 head less than last week
there Is l!rmcr feeling here al the price: ruling
last Monday In these yards We quote fair 10
best western al s. iOaJ 20 per 100 lbs gross, md
those from Pennsylvania, Maryland aud Vir.
glria s. 29nj 80 per 100 lbs gross, Roughs 81 Goa
IS per 100 lbs, gross. Receipts 9,ijl head.
Sheep mud Lambs-Thc market Is slow for
both sheep and lambs. Sheep are quoted nj IA
"a cents, and few extra at &c per pound gross.
Lambs 3ai cents per pound gross,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-27

The Johnston twenty-five mile bicycle
road race takes place at Pittsburgh next
Saturday. Two Wheeling riders are
entered, John Arbeuz. who receives a
five minute handicap, and II. G. Dcgrce,
who was allotted seven and oue.halt
minute start.
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=
BY virtue OF deed OF trust made By Mary No
Hamara aud Michael Mcnamara. her husband.
TO mo rs trustee dated April Il. 1870. recorded
IN tho office Of the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia. IN Deed OF Trust
Book No, 81. page 215. will sell at Tho north
front door OF the court house OF said county, on
WEDNESDAY. TILE 18TH DAY OF JULY. 1891.
commencing n. 10 O'Clock a. m, tho following
described property, that Is tosny;
The cost hall OF lot numbered two and tho
west half OF lot numbered three, situate aud DO.
Ing CD tho north side of Eleventh street, IN the
CITY OF Wheeling Ohio County, West Virginia, as
laid out By AIidfewH. Britt. plat Of which sub.
division Is recorded IN Decd Book No. y, pgge
$50. The said piece OF ground FONTS forty feet
on Eleventh street. running pOrthwardly OF
equal width 10 the scnth line o! lands owned by
the Wheeling, PittAGurBh. & Baltimore railroad
ore hundred and twenty feet more or less
TEENs or SALE!-ONethlrd aud cs much moro
aS the purchaser elects 10 pay IN cash on tho day
otSllc the balance in two equal tnS,nlments at
ono aild two, years, nolcs bearing interest from
the day OF sale TO be glyou for the deferred pay
Icnts. WI W COWDES. Trustar
W. u HAtLER AuctionCGr. joli
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PlrrssugG, KAs., Juno GA terrific
thunder, wind, rain and hail storm pre-
vailed in this section for six hours las.
night and it was almost rs destructive
rs q cyclone. Trees were blown down
or entirely stripped OF their foliage all
over tho city.
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NEW HAVEN, CosS., June 20.--In the
presence OF 5000 spectators Yale beat
Harvard this afternoon in tho final
game for the intercollegiate champion
chip. Iales battery work was tho
feature. Score:
Yale........................ o 0 0 l 0 . .
lIcyvard..".~...r..--.0 0 0 0 0 o 90 90
Earned RUS. mono ErrQH. . each. Hits. s
and 2. Pitchers, Carter and Highlands. I'm.
pltc, Nj. lInrtleY
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Every Sunday until further notice the
Baltimore & Ohio Company will sell OK.
cursion tickets, Wheeling to Pittsburgh,
nj 81 50 for the round trip, good going
and returning only on datc OF sale.
Trains leave Wheeling at 500 and 7:30
q. m. Returning, leave Pittsburgh at
400 and $50 u, IN,
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Earned TctS, Pittsburgh .. Washington !
Homo run, Sullivan. Three base hits, Cartwright
Two base hits. Dicrbuupt and iiRssamacr. Sac
rihce hits. GlGssCock, BIerbauet. Cartwright
Schclbach. Stolen bases. Schlcbeck, Beckoy,
EGret !; by sullivan Z Pi,st On baIig, Of, Rhrct
e oil Sullivan lit bypiichcr. peckley, Passed
ball, MRck |. Wild pitch Sullivan !. Double
plays Cartwright And R.lsord. Time OF game
i.j0 I'mi-r NcOnnIl
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CHICAGO. june 26,-WRahington Park
results:
FIRST race, thrce-fourths mile-Cnss
won; time, l:20. Second race. ono
milc-Adearte won; time, 1:5la.
Third race, tve.eighths nile-Moder0cio
won; time, LOG Fourth race, handi-
cap, one and oue.sixtecnthl miles
King Charlie won; time. 200. Fifth
race, one rlile-Dominso won; time,
1.l7l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-27

WAsilINGToN, D. G., June Ex-senator
PETER to-day gave notice OF an amend
ment to the tariff bill lcvying duty OF
500 per head upon every alien arriving
in tho United States.
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THE NATIONAL CANE.
Pittsburgh Again Dsfontod the Senators
by Close Shave.


PlrTsBUHoz, Pa, June 2G.-Pit,sburgh
batted and ran bases we'll to-day, aud
had the ga,ne well in hand up to tho
ninth inning, when heavy clouds mado
it 60 dark that the ielders could not eco
the bail, allowing tho visitors to score
four runs. Attendance $500. Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-27

At Toledo-Toledo II; indianapolis :.
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS 10;
Kansas City IA.
At Observation-Disclosures Z; Sioux
City s.
At Dctroit-Detroit G; Grand Rapids
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TRUSTEES SALE.
rTRUSTEES SALE.

Il
By virtue Of q decd OF trust pnado by Ellen 0.
Taylor aud Joseph r. Taylor, her husband, 10
Inc rs trustee, dated December q. 1872, recorded
In the oillca OF the CLERK Of the County Court OF
,liaShall county. West Virginia. In Deed OF
Trust BOOK No 10, ppGC 70. VIII sell OH Tho
p'cuIcJ IN the town Of DcnwOod, MazsAau
county. Wes. Virginia. on
TUESDAY, THE 50 DAY OF JULY, 1891.
commencing at 10 o'clock n III, tho following
described property, that Is 10 shy:
Lot numbered eighteen. situate Oh Second
street, IN the town Of BnnwoOd, Marshall county,
West Virginia, together with oil tho buildings
aud improvements thereto belonging
Said property Will be offered IN two parcels
and nS whole, hrlL the north part ptsud lot
with the two story brick building situate thereon,
lying north Of lIae running through the cen.
ire OF the partition wall dividing the tTO brick
houses. and second, the south part OF the said
lot lying south OF said limo With the twO-slOry
brick nOusc. situate OIL said tOuth part Of said
lot, Third, the whole Of said lot with the double
brick hou's situate thereon.
TERMS OY SALE:--O net third aud US much more
OF the purchase money US the purchaser elects 10
pay in cash on tho dry o! sale, the balance III
Two equal miscellaneous Il. one and two years.
notes Geatug Interest from the day OF sale ~ be
given for the deferred payments.
WI. W. CUWDES. Trustee,
W. II. HALLER. ArctiGncGr. je1
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81. Louis Errors.

ST.. LOUIS, June 26.-Errora By Dowd
and Frank at critical points loat tho
game for the Browns to-day. Attend
aace $500. Score:
St. Louis.................O 0 o ? 0 0lO O. g
New Sorb-.............-O 0 D 0 . 0 0 O. 4
Earned runs. ST. Louis .. Errors. 81. Louis 2.
Hits, Il and7. Pitchers, Dr1lteusteIn aud Mcekin.
Umpire, Hurst.
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CHICAGO, Juno 2o,-Tho Orioles prac-
tically won to-day's gsmo In the lrst
inning by succession OF very scratchy
hits. McMahon was baltcd very hard
throughout tho game, bu. eeuorplly
after two outs. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
Chicago .................l ! o 0 % o o l. G
baltimore .,...--......6 o 0 o 0 g? 5 "-li
Earned runs. and T. Errors. land = Tits,
Is aud 10. Pitchers. McGIll aud Mc3Iahon. Jim.
pirc Lynch,
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LAMPLIGHTER WON
With EIuso in IN Evont OF Morris
Park Ycstcrdap.
THE SGEEpSHEBD BAY HANDICAP

Was Won by DorAlonlofrom Field
Of Nine etartcrs-PittsbuTgh Won
Again Ycstcrday-Tho Results ut
Washington Paris-ThC GroccrS' 81.
cycle Race To.Niorrow-othcr Lato
News Of Sport.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-02-28

Special forecast for Connecticut-Fair,
probably followed by high winds, rain to-
night, warmer, southerly winds.
James J. Duffy, boiler maker, is still at
the old stand, at the foot of Porter street,
near New England railroad track. First
class work. He has a forty-horse power
upright boiler for sale. +s-
The heirs of the late Robert Fruin
made application in the probate court this
morning, through their attorney, John
O'Neill to have the estate settled. Attor-
ney Cole appeared for the widow, who is
administrators. The hearing was adj
journed until Thursday.
Adiutant General Bradley's annual re-
port was published to-day and covers 25C
pages General Bradley is in favor of a SIX
days encampment. which means a saving
of 331 per cent. The cost of maintaining
the Connecticut National Guard last yeal
was S133, 80 %, which is less than the ex-
pense of previous years. The adjutant
general reviews and commends the new
military law. The total military enroll
ment is given as 1O1 ,169; exempt, 25,03S
liable to taxation, 76, 131.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-02-28
Reid & Hughes
Important Silk Sale.

We commenced this morning an i'm
pOrtant sale OF Silks which will continue
for four days. closing Saturday evening.
silk prices have ebbed to their utmost
limit and will soon be on the flow. Our
advice Is: Purchase now before the retir-
ing tide of business carry prices upward
aud onward beyond your reach. We
haven't room in this space for full particu-
lars, but give few price quotations Is
samples The goods are all new, some
having arrived as late as yesterday, but all
20 at sale price.
BLACK SILKS.
All Silk Rhadam. Is inches wide, at soc.
a yard. sold regularly at 69c; and at 59c a
yard. sold regularly at 81
Black SUrah. all silk. Is inches wide,
sold regularly at soc a yard; our price soc.
Black Bengaline, 2O inches wide, at 7gc
a yard. sold regularly at 81.
India Silk. - inches wide, at 7jc yard.
sold regularly at soc.
BrocAded India Silk, all silk, new styles.
2D inches wide. at zoe yard, Every yard
warranted.
COLORED SILKS.
Colored MORE Silk. .! inches wide. at
g7c a yard
Changeal,ls Tafeta Silk, at 79c a yard.
value for 81.
Wash Silks. ~ inches wide. fine quality,
at 59e a yard sold regularly at 81
Printed India SILK - inches wide. at j9c
yard. value for 75c-
Printed Japanese Silks. "a inches wide,
imported goods at 59c Il yard.
Cheney Brothers Printed Silks. 81
inches wide. all the new patterns. at zoe a
ward
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-02-28
JUDGE ROOTS HOUR.
Peter Buckley Arrested For Creating
Racket at the Opera House.

Peter Buckley Arrested For Creating II
Racket at the Opera House.
Peter Buckley was charged with drunk
enness and breach of the peace in the
police court this morning. He went iuto
the upper gallery of the opera house last
night and refused to pay. He was ordered
out but refused to go. He finally was
dragged out of his seat and when he
reached the stairs he fell down the full
length. Officer Mccarthy was called and
Buckley was put into a hack and carried to
the station. He was fined 81 and costs.
Jerry Lawlor was called to the bar to
answer to the charge of assault on his wife.
His case was adjourned 80 days
Daisy McNey was charged with assault
on Mrs Dolan. The latter said that her
husband had gone to live with Mrs McNey
and that she went there Friday night to
give him his clothes. She was met at the
door by Daisy who struck her in the face.
Daisy said that the woman had called her
bad names and that she did not strike her.
Judgment was suspended.
Michael and John Begley, aged 10 and s
years respectively, were brought into court
on complaint of Humane Agent Pierce.
The father and mother were also in court.
Selectman Piuney and Patrick Holohar
told of the affairs of the family and said
that the parents We're not fit to care fol
their children. Both were committed tC
the tenn pOrary home.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-02-28
AM USE M E N rs.
Cleveland's Minstrels.

Cleveland's minstrels played to q good
| sized audience last night at the opera
house. It was a clean entertainment char
acterized by good singing and specialties.
Lew Benedict, who never grows old, was
funnier than ever. Scenes from the
Worlds fair were given in the first part
and the costumes representing the time of
Columbus were gorgeous and historically
correct.
"Jack's Creole Co.
Sam T. Jacks Creole company, direct
from Sam T. Jacks opera house, Chicago,
in its own palace car, promises an enter
tainment at the opera house tonight that
is calculated to prove as novel and attract
i've to the public. The troupe forms an
aggregation entirely unlike any other now
on the road.
"a Dark Secret"
"a Dark Secret" contains all the ele-
ments found on the stage and in the world
of sport. drama, melodrama, comedy,
opera and farce. Boxing. fencing. wrest-
hing. rowing. swimming and other manly
sports go to make up a performance that
cannot be equaled for novelty, interest and
realistic effect in any theatrical production
in the world. At the opera house Friday
evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-02-28
REFERRED TO THE COUNCIL

Az RiIl of Ex-MayOr Webster For Extra
SERVICES as q Member of the Water
Committed apo
The regular monthly meeting of Ffhe
water supply committee was held in the
aldermanic chamber last night, Mayor Kill
duff presiding. There were present,
Messrs DAILY, Wade, Rice, Cairns, Hart,
Barlow, Kelley and Burpee. The monthly
pay roll and miscellaneous bills amounting
to $2S, 5S4.25, were read and ordered paid.
The mayor called attention to a bill of
Mr. Scott of Watertown, and asked the city
engineer if he could not secure Water
bury man to do his work, and added that
it was for the best interest of the people
to keep as much as possible of the public
money in Waterbury,
Mr. Cairns said the man was not now
working for the city, having got through
few days ago.
communication was read from ex-
Mayor Webster setting forth his right to
receive the sum of $500 for services as a
member of the water supply committee.
On motion the communication was re-
ceived. City Attorney Burpee moved that
the bill be ordered paid. Mr. Daily second
ed the motion. Mr. Rice said he was not
in favor of the motion because he did not
believe in the committee setting price on
Ulo In VI lucluDSA VI GAO
and thought the most prudent course to
pursue was to refer the matter to the
court of common council.
Mr. Burpee said the court of common
council knew nothing about the matter.
Mr. Webster had performed a good deal of
| work that belonged to the city attorney,
and which if not done by Mr. Webster
would cost the city good deal more than
the amount of the bill asked for.
Mr. Rice thought all such business was
the work of the city attorney. If man
agrees to do all of the city's legal work for
stipulated sum he thought it should be
performed by him.S
The mayor said it was an important
| question, not altogether on account of the
amount of the bill but because of the pre-
cedent. He thought if the committee
agreed to pay Mr. Webster for his services
on the committee he did not see how they
could refuse to pay bills that other mem
bers might send in for like services.
Mr. Burpee said the bill should be paid
and thought they had the same right to
order the bill paid in the same manner as
they had voted to pay the city engineer S
bill.
owe have not voted to pay the city en-
gineer anything except his regular month S
salary" said Mr. Rice.
Does not the city engineer receive ex-
ira pay for his services?' asked Mr. Burpee.
mot one cent" said Mr. Kelley. MI
Kelley then moved that the matter be re-
terred to the court of common council,
Messrs Rice. Kelley, Hart and Barlow vot-
ing for the motion and Messrs Cairns,
DAILY, Burpee and Wade against it. The
mayor voted for the motion and declal ed
| it carried.
| The meetino then adjourned