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Dnblic Notices.

PURSUANT to statutory requirement, notice
is hereby given than Act has been passed by both
branches OF the Legislature entitled and worded fol-
AN ACT to amend Chapter 40 Of the laws OF 1852.
entitled IAN consolidate into Act and to
declare special and local laws affecting public interests
he City o New YORK. amended by Chapter 40
OF 1895 with respect pensions TO widows
and orphans dependent parents OF members OF the
Fire Department OF said city.
Further notice is hereby given that Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held At the oalce Of the Mayor IN
the City Hail. the city of NewYork Monday April
eth. 1890. at p. IN.
Dated City Hall. New-York April 20th 1885,
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PURSUANT to statutory requirement, n,

DUKSUANT TO statutory requirement, notice
hereby given than Act has been passed by both
branches OF the Legislature entitled and worded fol-
lows:
AN ACT to authorize the Increase OF the police force
the city Of New York.
Further notice liz hereby given that a Public Hearing
upon bill will be held Office OF the Mayor In
the City Hail. In the City OF NewYork. Monday. April
9th, ls9tNat p.
CITY Hs ~ New-yogk April Goth, 1890.
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Ncw publications.
DEADY TO-DAY.
New Volume OF Stories by
RICHARD HARDING DAVIS.
CINDERELLA.
Nrm Civilizations.

An, o,h.r s,ories Nv RICHARD HARDING DAVIS.
l2mo. 500
Mr. Daviss volume contains some OF the best WORK
in fiction tina, has appeared from his and 1t VIII rank
with the famous Gallagher In the estimation OF MS
many readers There are the volume.
Of which Is A new Van Bibber' story and deals with
New York scenes characters in the portrayal OF which
Mr. Davis is ~ Justly celebrated The volume also con-
ains Miss Dolamars Understudy, which has aroused
20 much favorable comment and three other stories all
characteristic Il the author and In his harrest vein
FORTY Fou RITZ THOUSAND.
GArL.EGHER AND OTHER STORIES. by RICHARD
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The freshness the strength and the vivid piciu-
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Sold by all hooksell,rs or sent. po.t-p paid. by
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS.
1873 1871 FIFTH AVENUE. NETWORK
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Creation Centred in Christ" by II. Grattan
Guinness DID, Fellow OF the Royal Astronomical
Society Ca c. Armstrong & Som. contains many
striking passages and suggestive thoughts; but its
Christocentric arguments are too tenuous for any
except those Christians who already accept them
The author Is evidently man Of great learning but
he Is apparently deficient in the analytic and syn
thetic faculties and he has also failed 10 learn that
most books would be better II boiled down.
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N EW PUBLICATIONS.
THE WHITE ROCKS.

Translated from the French OF EDOUARD ROD With
Illustrations by l.. BOYD SMITH i2mo cloth gilt
top, Sl.25
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STORIES BY ENGLISH AUTHORS.

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DIVISIONS and Service" CHoughton Miflin COZ ~
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livered in college chapels. by Bishop William Law
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instruction.

MISS PEBBLES AND MISS THOMPsoN's
W BOARpiSJ AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
30. 81 81 East 9th street
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NEw-HAvEN. CONN, 80 HTLLHOusE AVE.
~ Mrs AMI Miss Cady's School FOR Girls the mo-
beautiful In the "City Of Fins Apply early.
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BISHOP D0NAHUE
Gives Ills Third Discourse of the
Lcntcn Lectures.
HOLY EUCHARIST THE THEME
And ITS sermon Is More of an Ii1hOrtn-
lion uan ala Argumcnt-AIlt the service
at the Cathedral were Unusually Wei
Attended Yesterday, aud the vesper Ser
vice Last Evening Especially So.

Last evening at the vesper services
at the Cathedral Bishop Donahne
preached the third OF his series Of
Lcntcn services. Yesterday, as on the
two previous Sundays, all the services
were attended by congregations which
packed the large cdiiice. and last ni6ht
every seat was taken, many chairs oc-
cupled In the aisles and II very large
number stood throughout the Services
which were unusually solemn and I'M
prcssive.
The sermon Of the Right Rev. Bishop
was on the Holy Eucharist, his text
being Except We eat OF the body and
drink of the blood OF the Son OF Man
sc shall not sc life" His diseoursc,
was less In a theological and logical
vein than those which preceded. He
earnestly urged his bearers TO confess
lon and prayer. TO preparation for tho
higher Christian life. Incidentally, he
again expounded the doctrine OF the
Real Presence In the Eucharist ana
quoted many texts and writings OF the
fathers Of the church 10 sustain II.
He closed with very feeling eXhor-
tation to make the most OF the solemn
Lenten season and to fast, mediate ana
pray, to make good confession ana
worthily cat of the Lords body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-09
ABOUT PEOPLE
strangers In the ely and WI ceiling
Folks Abroad.

Az wIInOth. Of Kenova. autograph
ed at the Mcclure yesterday.
F NJ Mansfield. Of the Mcclure house,
returned last night from Pittsburgh,
aud Butler.
". II. Vaudeville. OF Olean. n. Y, n
well known oil operator. figures on the
register at the Mcclure.
Miss Annie KlOpe. OF the South Side.
who has been confined TO her home
with an attack OF grip" has recover
ed and resumed her work at the La
Belle pottery.
Judge 7. W. Wright. OF the probate
court bench. OF Hamilton county, Ohio,
Is here from Cincinnati, on a visit 10
his brother. General Manager W. ).
Wright, OF tho Wheeling Railway COM
pany.
Mrs Robert Mcclure and Misses Ella
Mcclure and Mary Vance have left for
Ashulle. y. C., where they VIII spend
tTo weeks Many Wheeling people have
visited this well known resort in the
North Carolina mountains during the
present winter.
Mr. ". H. Edwards. late OF the firm
NJ Edwards Il Hoston. decorators. which
h1s been dissolved, will leave some time
this week for Cleveland 20 take charge
Of the sample department OF Finley
Bros l'r. Edwards has heretofore trav-
elet for this Arm for several years
and expects to reach Wheeling in his
trips when on the road for this house.
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BOATs LEAVING TO-DA
Along the landing.

The next Cincinnati packet wifi be the
Hudson. on Wednesday at 10 a m.
The Iron Age with tow OF emptles
passed up for Pittsburgh at . p. m.
yesterday.
The marks at p. m. showed I feet
Z inches and slowly rising. Weather.
cloudy and colder.
The Ben Hur will be down For Park
ersburg at 4 o'clock this afternoon. She
and the Jewel constitute to-day's de-
partures.
The Ruth came up for Pittsburgh
from the Kanawha river at 10 a. m. She
had a big consignment OF produce for
the Smoky City.
The GAINESVILLE packet Lorena passed
down for Muskingurh river points on
good time yesterday morning. She had
n first class trip.
The keystone State was yesterdays
Cincinnati packet. She added over 100
tons OF freight at the several mill land
ings in the Wheeling district. Including
nails, manufactured Iron and tin plate.
A great deal OF the latter Is now being
sent south by the river.
Captain William Goodwin's packet
Evansville win leave the public land
ing Wednesday morning at II O'Clock.
ON her FIRST trip In the Wheeling and
Newport trade. Her repairs are nearly
completed now. She is to have new
chimneys. an improvement that will
add greatly to her appearance.
Captain Bob Agnew's hlgh-headed
Hudson was delayed below by heavy
offerings and did not pass up for Pitts
burgh until $40 in the afternoon. She
had the best up-bound trip OF the sea.
son. She transacted q great deal or
way business Clerk Alexander was
thinking OF putting in another Office
safe to hold the cash.
The Pittsburgh and Cincinnati liners
are slowly getting back on their regular
days. The Virginia will be up Thurg-
day and down on Sunday. her regular
day. The Keystone State will be up
next Sunday and down on Tuesday, her
regular schedule. The Hudson VIII not
be Eat home" for a few days yet. She
will lay up at Cincinnati. on her arrival
there, and come out so as to be here on
her scheduled day for Pittsburgh tues
day OF next week; she will be down on
Thursday OF next week.
The Ben Hur and II. X. Bedford both
had good trips for Pittsburgh yesterday
morning. The report sent out IRON
Pittsburgh that the II. Il. Bedford mad
entered the Pittsburgh and kanawha
river trade is untrue. although Captain
Gordon Green is considSZlng the change.
He may run through - cannelton on
the Kanawhn, making one trip week
on days that will not conflict with tho
Bay boat Ruth, or she may enter the
Pittsburgh and ParkerSburE trade on
days that will not conflict with the
Ben Hur.
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sam SMALL WANTED
To R'mind Harans F.rriRns OF Their
wIckednru These Days.

It's learned TINT several ministers OF
Martins Ferry have united in a press
HE request to Rev. Sam Small. the well
known evangelist. 10 go there and con-
duct a series of religious meetings TO be
he'd In the Opera House. The meetlngS,
u arranged. viii last one or two weeks
anu VIII open on the evening OF March
%. Rev Mr., Boyle. Of the Presbyterian
church, made the announcement from
his pulpit last night.
u very FucccWful series Of revival
meetings has iust closed at Mount
pleasant, The sum Of 81, 400 was raised
'or m!sFiona. OF which $1,000 was con-
lrhuted BY one person. Miss Emma
Erackcn, Of that place.
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LOCAL BREv1T1Es
Matters of Minor Moment In and About
ths City.

the City.
The Grand this eVeningz"N Cold
Day"
Coroner Schultze held forty-nine In
cnests in the past year, and In only two
cases was It necessary to imDanel u
fury.
There were two plain cases in the po-
lice court Saturday morning and three
more in the evening. None OF them
were Of especial interest.
The Young bloods OF the Island have
arranged for u masquerade hop at the
island Club rooms March 20, Kill
never will furnish the music.
4 large plate glass window in C, A.
ryonsa's music store was broken during
the high wind Saturday morning carly,
A sign being blown through Il.
Meetings OF the council committees
q, markets. real estate. fire department
and cemeteries have been called Tor TINS
evening. 10 make UP the annual appro-
pHauons.
The attraction Mt the Grand the last
half Of this week will be Gus HIS
novelties. He never had show on the
rad that was not good, and q good one
may be relied on this time.
Norris Bros pony and dog show
crowded the Grand at both perform
anccs Saturday, so that there was not
syen standing room left, and hundreds
were turned away. 1t Is one OF the best.
shows Of Its kind.
william A. Brady has received the
models for the scenery Of "under the
Polar Star" which will be produced at
The Academy Of Music early next sea-
son. This will be one OF the heaviest
scenic productions ever placed on the
stage OF the Academy,
House & Hermann formally opened
their new branch store at Sistersville
Saturday. George House. William
House and George Cristlleb, OF the
Wheeling store. went down TO open up
the business. John Peterman will be
the manager. The outlook Is very
bright.
The other day carload OF cabbage
consigned 10 Stolze Brothers, was OPEN
"a In the Terminal yard at the foot OF
EoT street. and II was found that the
car. which was furnished with patent
heater. had become overheated and
most OF the cabbage was burned to a
crisp.
James ". Harkins. jr.. and Edwin
Barbour the dramatistS, sailed for Ha-
vana, Cuba last week. They go with
Instructions from William A. Brady TO
write a play OF Cuban life and they ex-
pec, 70 gnttrer local incidents for do
usatic play. not a war drama They
will Photograph the locations where the
scores are laid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-09
MARSHALL GRAND JURY
Return. the Largest List OF indictments
on Record.


The Marshall county grand Jury did
n larger amount OF work than was ever
before done by that body In three
days' sitting. when they found l65
true bills. The list OF the indictments
were held until the clerk Issued the
processes to the sheriff. and on sat
urday were given 20 the newspapers
for publication. The more Important
ones were as follows:
John Flnncgun. felony He mallciousiy
cut p. j. Adams at Wclling's Tunnel
above Cameron. on February q.
william Marshall and j. II. Fountain,
felonies They committed n like onense
on Joseph Herd In Moundsvllle some
months aso.
William Mccullough, T, ]. Whalen
and Moses Price, jr.. each a mlsde-
lneanor. for disturbing public worship
al the Chruch OF God.
James Storey. mlsdemeanor, for
jumping board bill at the Hotel john
ston.
The remaining bills found were i5I
LIQUOR indictments against saloonists in
MoundsYIlle. Benwood and Cameron.
The number each received ranged from
one TO sixteen.
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some rcsperls Of Alabama" and In
others OF ipciard MansQelds prince
Carl" though & ~ Distinct from either
II is a beautiful play beautifully act
ed. rhe company Is unusually even
mud good. Mr.; Clement was called be-
fore the curtain three tlmCs. While me
audience was not as largo as II should
have been. II was very enthusiastic ana
Il is n matter 10 congratulate tho pa
irons Of the house on that Manager
Rlest6r boolcd the play for u return
date the week nftcr Easter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-09
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
A Mount de cr,antai student Falls Down
tho PoStofilce Steps.

Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock a
very unfortunate accident befell one OF
the young lady students from out at Mt.
de Chnntnl. whose name. however
could not be learned. She was coming
out OF the postoiIlce building when she
slipped and fell down the stone steps
breathing both bones OF her left arm.
The gin WIS taken 10 the office OF DR.. f.
/. LEM. HUM, who reset the broken
limb and assisted the young lady out TO
the Mount. Later IN the day she went
10 her home IN Ohio, via the Baltimore
& Ohio road. The injury. while very
painful. win not cauEe permanent
dlslocatiOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-09

ACCOUNT OF the Republican State
League meeting. Mt Charleston. w. Va,
March 25, the Ohio River Railroad Com
nany viii sell excursion tickets March
"a and q from the principal points
along lis line, to ChnrleSton, at one fare
FOR The round trip. Tickets to be limit
cd m March q. From stations on the
Ohio River railroad which are not ilr-
nished with through tickets, delcgatcs
n,,n fare FOR the round trip. Ohio Cen
trnl lines will sell tickets from Point
Pleasant TO Charleston for one fare for
Tho round trip, thus giving those who
ore moi able TO secure through tickets.
'"e s''''' vs. W. j. ROBINSON.
General Passenger Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-09
rIwooD sHALLCRogg,
a Former wheeling Newspaper Man, Dies
In PhIlRdcIPhin.

A Former Wheeling Newspaper MAN, Dies
In PhIIRdcIPhin.
a letter was received here on Sat
urday announcing the death at Phil
adelphln OF Elwood shallcrOss. he
had been III for some time. he was
about forty-flvc years old, was former
~ u well known Wheeling man. son
OF the late Col Y. 7. Shnllcross and
brother of Henry Shallcross, now OF
this city. He was long connected with
the old Sunday Leader and was the
proprietor and publisher Of that paper
for quite length Of time. He mar
rlcd in Philadelphia and leaves sever
al children. He was connected WIN
n number OF publications there and
with one at Camden. y. j., for time:
He was an energetic man, well liked
by those who knew him, and his death
will cause sincere regret
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-09
THE NEW DOMINION"
Mr Clement and Fine Company De-
light n Large Audience.

The performance at the Opera House
Saturday night by Clay Clement and
his company OF 1.-THE New Dominion
was one OF the most delightful ever
seen on that stage. Mr.. Clement made
a great hit as the Baron. His art Is
OF that delicate character which makes
the auditor think he Is not acting. HIS
German dialect is natural and chur1n-
ing. His recitation Of Was ist den
Deutschen, Vaterlaud?" pleased even
those who did not understand Il word
OF German. The scene OF the play Is
laid in Virginia. and II reminds one in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-09

ALL last winter Mr., George A. Mllls;
nj I,cbnnon. Conn, was badly afflicted
via FheuHatism. AZ times Il was 80
severe that ne could not stand up
rirlight, but was drawn over on onc
gldc. ~ tried different remedies WIN,
out receiving relief" he says untn
about six months ago bouSht bottle
OF Ohamberlnin's Pain Balm. After
using II for three days my rheumh,
tlsm was gone and has not returned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-09

wARREN-River feet inches;
cloudy and cold.
GREENSBoRo-RiveT 8 feet Q inches
md rising; cloudy and cold.
LLE-Rlvcr rect
inches and rising; cloudy and coiu; up
Hudson. Ruth, Ben Hur. II. X. Bed
ford. Advance. Princess. keystone
POINT PLEAsANT-Rlver s feet and
falling; partly cloudy and cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-09

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