Wheeling register. [volume], September 23, 1885, Image 4

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Absolutely Pure.
This powde- ne*er Tari««. A marrel ol
purity, ttrvugth mil whoIeaomtoeM. More
economical than the ordinary km 1«, an 1
cannot b^aold in compétition with the mul
titude of low teat, short «eight alum or
phosphate powden.
Bold Uli y in oses. KOYAL K4KINÖ
POWDtK CO., >«<» Vor*.
DENTISTS.
GEORGE J. CADDLE.
Surg^ou DoutlHt,
1217 MARKET STREET.
Telephone I. X&. hot!
PXT GOODS.
IT SHOWS
That the People of Wheeling and
Vicinity Can Tell a Good Thing
When they see it.
They can tell a Bargain at a _*!aace, and
we are gratified to see this. We like to
sell goods to peopl«' who are ported and who
can appreciate a l»nrr*ain. We have had
(since the last lew wet'.* ) <|iiite a rush
Why ?
A critical in«p<ction will convinc« the
most skeptical th »t cur *'v.r in st:l
has been for o\er twfi'j Ttam the
BARGAIN SEEKER'S HEAQQUaRTE IS.
This tea1- n e-p»cia!ly wrj^iave made a
hit in our f urchatt >\ We ar.> confident y u
can supply jot ro !l so comfortably, so dur
ably and jet so cheaply you will b-satisi -d.
t MI'.A BARGAINS IS
dusk«. MimhK. <•!•*, Ct>iu
lurK^kirlv ' mlerwrnr, ï «rus,
Huit t>oo«N.
Silks, Velvets, La1i;S' Cloth
l>KK*s '.OOUV Ar.
Come aiid He convinc.-d of the absolute
truthtulnes* of our alertions.
HENRY jaCOSS à CO,,
115 1 Mnlu Stro«u.
»(.IS
T II B Y
Never Wil! Know !
Hone («-opt.- r«T*r ktow, for U.y .km I try t>
TiD.l out, •:!•! ;w ..UK a . th*.y rvi'tii..«t)6«lfii th**
big Moire. hrli. th.'tr ' un'n; ijv^rti*
mi^d » h >1 d.m i U«.» .iruiii'l, t!i y wtil aerrr kua*
wn.it they uus.
CALL AT
LS. GOOD & en,
E\ urine cur [ »r^o -toe'e of
FALL / WINTER GOODS!;
(VBMroour pri« •*» with thow .itkol >>y «'I o»Vt
»tor»»turM: e iaitiy o K»ta. If w .t m t #!**• ;
hK3TàKi*OU s K"Ä ». •>> Mo;iKV th<t* Ute I
the goo» »
t u to th* tifrwt of ail * ho %ish to buj
at botuui ^n ti to v 9it
L S. COGD&CO.'S,:
1121 Main St.
«•Pi:
NKW CKOl'TKAS
50 and 75 Certs Per Pound, j
S'O- hm; Ettra rij Thrm.at
McM ECIIEJN VS.
•Wt-Mt'ur tpt.mo r prl il«t tul «<• o >D'T.
Jüljrclmg ffojtsirr.
WKOSt >t:i>TKXniN :;i, isas.
LOCAL !NTELL«2E^C£..
\V«:Wtirr India tii»U4.
W isiiiS'.r«>\, i>. S*p:ember 2.î.— !\>r
the Oiiio Valley and IVitri«.«*» o.tair weather,
aorthwaer y *iud.- lo.vtr tea |v rature,
higher barometer with probable tryst i*i
north« rt, por'ion
For Lower !.»k«> llegion. coot»r northerly
winds, »i n tr»<m»n■ dimiiii^hu: : in
force. fvr weail.ir, bisher barometer, with
probable tro*t.
ImUi to AitivrdMiartai«.
H >1^3 i i Ion, !'• t»r ai : »er*>L
mtoi.
Mo Mf to I ft a»ï I .rnituiv * •. Sc*
I »!.!%• \ I e- "* .1 . I l4\c:.C.
Htlio* I
CurtWur « « rtt. M* La*m'* IVii K •" r.
Undi'rtiUfr« 1 I uti*r«tl hirvcUKf «î M•**
A lu.
I x. ' . r 1 , r • t. H l {$9«
A Work U i , r Irr "slia^ I
X zv
NI. raulio*- it»«« |iut»iic a?*iiisi
n;;*'iiN ». h<> riatiu lo m-11 l<»r
un «, h |iii) iiiruK Yh<*> ar«*
iMfHMlrn. JltOK U.«;K( Hit.
Jewt'lfr.
I>l.t OU IIK» TK % *K rx in i« f«.
rlflj ol w'or*; S« |ilere<« lor ,
"OIMijI KKI'V,
•** """krt Stre>-i.
l*» th* Int«lllg0n«9r
Whkki.inu, W. Va , September 2-.
ft thé Editor (jf *v
I will bet the • Intelligencer Critic" tifty !
dollars that "Yum Vum s S_>lo" was no' cut |
in the tirst act last ni*ht, as stavd bv tuât
paper this mctnin?. Put npor shut uo.
Joükf Sandel, Leader.
(.rantl KenolHii Nurrowt Kan.
The Ohio R:w Railroad Company will
sell Kxcursion Tic' ets to Paden's \ alley
and return on all r* (f ilar trains September
2Sd, !th aid 2.3th good to return until
S*pt»mber at ?. "ö round trip.
Soldiers *nd rteir triends should take ad
tau'a^e o» this chance of meeting their old
Irieids of the battle field.
DFATH ON THE RAiL.
Albert Keck Almost Instantly Kiilad
Yesterday,
On the Baltimore and OHo Road Below
the Cit>—Narrow Escape of Eight
Men From Death.
\tsteiday morning at an early hoar Al
bert Ktck, ot the South Side, met with a
horrible lecident on the rail, that resu'ted
in dtath. The accident is especially dis
tw^ing *htn the circumstances surround
ing it are tiken into eenaideration.
It appears that Keck, who was an em
ploye of the Benwood mill, his not had
any work since the first of last June, on a -
count ot the stoppage of the mill. He was
net tied to return ta work yesttrday, and
about tire o'clock he started out over the
satre route to the mill which he haa trod t jr
the past fifteen year«.—the railroad track.
When upon arriving near the Riverside
blast furnace, he heard a train approaching
him from the east and stepped into the
space between the pvallel tracks, when
atother train came
Rl'SBlN'G TOWARD HIM
from this city. Tie space between the two
tracks is qui'e narrow, and it would seem
that when the trains sped by Mr. K**ck be
come contused and, Ios ng his e>]'iilibrium.
ftU under the wheels of the east bound
train. Neither train stopped, and a _'<entle
man who was a shor. distance otf when
the accident occurred, rushed to the aeeue
where he beheld the mangled remain] of
the unfortunate arm.
Help »as summon*! and the body carried
to a small house near oy, wnen Ur. Kike)
was summoned Tee physician arrived
»hortly atterward, bu: the injured m-iu w*s
FAST ALL AIP OK 111 MAS SKILL
or science. He had enough breach left to
sptak in a whisper, and it waa used in :wk
irg to <ee his eldest son, who ia twenty-one
years of age. A Streicher was hastily
termed »cd the wounded man carried o hi.*
hon.e. wht-re h» arrived at six o'clock, j is
oce hour after ha t for work. Ile hid nos
been in the hous-ï five minu-es before he e.\
ntr* il_
I he injuriée, which resulted in death, cod
eisttd tt the let: leg being crushed
in 'wo places, the left arm cir
(t{ &nd h severe contusion on th>
right side of the fwe. o her bad bruise-*
»< re sustained «».bout the ri.'ht side of the
ficdj. Tue Jeered is aîout ritt y year
old ar.d leaves a wife and family of six
I tildr> ii, the oldest being twenty-one au"
the youngest four years old. lie was «•
a t-n. • tr 11 Concord Led ire I < > U. F , ut d
liumbo.dt I.oJ^e Xo. 1* K o; I®.
IIIS iTXERAL WIM. 0< IT it
this afternoon at 2 o clock, under th
auspices of theses Mges, the interment r
take place in Mr. /ion cemetery.
It is understood that Win Johnson i* t
driver of 'he en^in* which -»truck M • Ke • -
ar.d that this is the tir-t accident he k u e\
peiient'fd in the twemy-ei^ht y»ars of* t»*
carter in that capacity.
\ NAKKUW EsCAPE.
A ITaiul-Ctir, Containing Kight Men. Stnick
By hu Diii;iiie
About t o'clock vegterday afternoon
t&rr< wlj escaped b-inj a mo'disastrou
accident occurr» d on the Pittsburg hivisioi
ox the B A 0 , just wsst of the Peninsula
turnel. K<tr!y yt-atertay morning ihre
Baltimore and Ohio civil engineers, one c
whem vas Phil Kennedy, lef: P.tuburg o>
a hand car propel! d by ti e Italians, thei
purpose being sen:«? inspection ot the lin
between the Smoky City and this pla^e
The car was to run <>u orders from th>
Pittoburg cfi'u'e. AH went well uuti
K!tr litove was reached, late in the after
r. cn, where MK^uùedy r-paired to th.
I letraph cflice and l»-ing somewha
apprehensive ot a freight which was folio*
it _• him, tele^rapK'-d back for the eagin»e
to keep at '.east five rniles behind him. Thi
message, it seem1«, the conductor of th.
;ri iuht did r ot receive or did not understand
ar.d the train cairn on to»ari the ci y. Jus1
:» î t » r passirg through 'he Peninsula tunue
tl e n.en upon the hand car realized that th»
fr«i_'ht train was upon them and the)
-| ra ir to the earth in the hops of making
tinr escape. In this they wrre successful
• ur theenifne struck t e haudcara mjra<-n
»f erward and shaft-ring it to pi»»ces Ai
the men sustained slight brt.ises, but si1
tait ed no serious irjuriefl. Th» engineer
wer t back to Pittsburgh last ev*nip_', whil.
■ he Italians remained in this city.
It was reported last evening that the fl-itf
man at the tuunel had been dismissed to
ueylectitg to obaene dueci'itijn, but it«
it.iry -.t h» aci|uar>rs failed to substantia'
the tepctr.
Mil i> ü> SILI.n \>
How a t roml Hot l Hj a Bi£ t'otn
Monday afternoou a ^reatbi* man dawne
in the city and procède! to till himself with
that which in. xic.it s exube rate-», but doe
not elevate. About tlw time th* »hades o'
ni^ht had fallen he had become ijuite up i>
the titties. He sjave it out contidentially t •
* f>-w tr ends that he was John I. Sal!
vnn. 1 he rumor quickly spread, aui soj
rc^ds of curious people as^f-mbled aroutt
»vi ry place he entered to set a p^ep at th
champion. He went io*o a Market strei
Voon and a crowd soon collected tj se
h'tn, .seme approaching uear and o;h-r
keeping at a r»-s|.ecifal distance, do l_'i .
. very time S-.llivau made a motion with hi
h»tid
1 Li> cot tiniu d eo'.nd little time, whf»n th
individual br^nn to get rather ' rant-ink":
ou.*, ai d the proprietor hunted up a mi t
<o iLduce the supposed Sullivan to l*av<
I he only one in the crowd bold enois^-''
whs a newspaper man. ard during h'.j w:,l
up j'r»et with the champion, the latter ii
touted bitu 'hat he had oeeu t°rriblv abu-e
. > the : ewspjpers: 'hat all tnev said abo;
him committing lawless acts waidecidril
uttn.e. In tact Sull.van talked quit» .
s'rehk. ai d the gan# all the iiaie th.>u*r!
Sli'iivati »:is chinning
He becati'»* obstreperous on theatre'' ont
aid an otlicer commanded him to ke»j
quiet. It »as mentioned to the !j::ai\ii.i
II the peace that ht w*s talking to Sull:va'
w^en the oilicer remarked: "I. tha* i
SullivKd 1 wouldn't be afraid to tackle hi:
mytel:."
Pretty scon the Sullivan ;• irtT entere 1
sali or ihe proprietor of which knew Sjl
van. He _;ave it out that this man w m nv.
the chau.pion, but had uo sooner gotten th
last word one of his mouth than the s&îoo
was deserud by the admiring triends of th
• tampion, who rta!u-d the grand s< '
pLyt<l on them. Ihe bogus Sail.van
tt:r»d out to be a travelin.: man froi
Kwibister, X Y.
Millinery Opeiiiug.
All are torcially invited to a'tend ou
Kail aud Winter Opening of Pa'tern Hat
Hid Bonces, on Thursday and Friday,
< ictotxr 1st and -d
Kisnkk's.
1071 Main St.
I to Not Walt l'util Chill Winter i« lier«».
The summer is ever —autumn brings ter
lihly to unud the necessity of tixing the rev
écue for the winter's supply for the require
m> nts if lite—at.d the sanguine man turns
i nturally to making a small sacrifice Ot ><
dollar or more (as he can atford ir) upon th»
altar ot Fortune, by sending to M. A
l>Mii|kin New Orleans. La. f>r a ticket 0
a ttkciion of ore for the lïOth (îrin-i
V'ij tfcK drawiij; of the l<cnLiana S ai»
Ixituri. at t oon on Tuesday. (alwavs T i-j
»ay) Oc'vber 13 h. when SJiüöOt' wil' he
sever« d broadcast in sums from ?73.i> t)
do^iiwatds So pr< pate for <rn'.er—by in
vesti i (. at ot ce.
«ITH or H KWH,
Picked Up Her« and Thar« b; Reflate !
Reporter*.
One marriage iicense was issued yester
day.
One deed of trust was admitted to record
yesterday.
Brök en limestone is being spreai on
Seventeenth street.
The county Board of Equalization and
Appeals meets this morning at 10 o'clock.
A wem, known East End young man will
be joined in the bonds of wedlock next
wtek.
John L. Stlmvax will not appear in the
parade of Lester & Allen's Minstrels this
morning.
The B A O pay car arrived yesterday
at d the employ»s ot the company received
their money.
The Misses Kraus j;ave a very enjoyable
party at their home, cjrner of Fifteeuth and
Kod streets, last evening.
Ahoi t j o'clock last evening the wind
blew down the large bill board recently
erected in Iront of ;he old City Hall.
1 ii e Olivettes will give a select hop at
Fran/.heiui s Liait, Wednesday evening
September :i0. Kramer s orchestra will fur
nish the music.
Ahoit 11 o clock last night Constable^
I.auchlin, Bird and Wilcox raided the hous
ot ill-lame located at No. 1 lô Seventeenth
street, but captured no oneb.it the madame,
j Thk work of retarring the south side ot
Sixteenth street.has been completed and the
workmen were yesterday engaged on tht
north eide. on the square between McCul
loch and Wood streets.
Joe Kramer's full band and orchestra
will tlay at the dedication ball of the Ger
mania Turnverein, at Steubenville. 0., to
morrow night. A delegation of Wheeling
ites will accompany the band.
The Ilappy Four will give their firs:
grand opening ball of the season to-day at
Gehringer's Uall, in Fulton. A good tune
is anticp&ted on the occasion. Dimmey's
orchestra will turnish the music.
Tuis even<ng the Israelites will commence
to celebrate the feast of the Tabernacle,
which lusts eight days. Services will be
held at the Synagogue this evening at 7 p.
tn and to mo'row morning at 10 o'clock.
S"Mk individual atfected with klepto
mania or empty stomach, th'tiking it eaeiei
than going coon hunting, went to Prof. HI
waid Schendrrs residence on the Inland
Mondav night, and stol-- a pet coon !.»elonir
ing to that gentleman.
J'.aki > .Mor.uiiy moruiug iuv iu«uji>'
Maggie, cn route up stream with empties
inn down a skiff containing two men ubju
forty miles below this city. One of the meu
»hose name is unt.oown, was drowned, but
the other, C hristian Kletnr.t, was rescued.
A i.ufD report resemblirg that of a tire
ana was heard last eveuing about ô o'clo.'b
on Sixteenth :treef, wfcic'i attracted quite a
crowd to the vicinity of the Klui Orove rail
r ; . « tiice tt.e supination being that some
I cue war et'ct Tae repori win caused by a
[■-. :■ m •« rpfdo o mg p'aced on the track
I ■ L, »rciili boy
l.i »venin» l.ester .V Alleu s big min
i appear at the Optra House
i'. :rc I pe is report» <1 to be one of the best
t e it ad. introducing many original lea
I ■■ .r- > durirg the evening. With the com
dim oil appear the well known pugilist
Ii.. ; 1. Suliivan who will do the "statut
to hi.= magnificent physique snowing uj
•o splendid advantage. A tremendoui au
dittce will be present.
tient lernen,
f!o ar.d *ee Stacy, Adams Ä Co s Men
tint s' hand made aboes, latest styles, at
J. W. Awiik's,
11 Kt Main St.
TO« L.IUifc EN t£N I OK NEW VOKK.
«»rtr.t >hou Tliîit Can Only Ho î»reo Un
der Chuviihu.
I' is a net portr&ily cotcejcd that, nr.
withatar.ding the great bu Iding known a
Madison Square Gardeu in New York city,
a buildirg which m asun-s -100 t«-et long anc
250 feet widr. it has always been inadequtt«
to exi ibit all th" features of tho Iîarnuœ
ai d London I nited Shows But here, whei
the nine shows ure exhibited under canvas,
the entire circua complete, with all its my
riad curious and marvelous objects, will bf
»et-n at one time for one single admission
"l"o understand pr perly what all this menus
one must considt-r the enormous amount ot
mat*-rial and th- many curious objects com
priwiuir these nice shows, There are 7 ad
vertiairg cars in advance, upon which then
are thirty men, or 210 in all. There art
over twenty four advance agents of various
I kiLds. With the shows are '«14 p»*ople, and
included in the latter are 300 performers
i i'herf are 28 tents, the largest 5« j feet lonj;
Î ar.d X'.O feet wide, two of 300 feet each it
' leng-h, and two of 200 feet. One of thea-Ot
occupied as an elephant pavilion,containing
I a h»rd of elephants, besides rh«
I $2(i",i'M white "jcrt'd elephant, bought
I ti*o h King Tbeebiu, of liurmah Tn-n
at>' stables containing 400 draught hors»
î *od llj potties, aud over 100 p rforurn.
! horees, besides 32 t ..in-N. etc . e c Th»n
\ is a :<r.t iu wht'h he museum h pU-ed.
• ith giants, midgets, dvarts, -kel-.toni f»
pi'op'e, aiu-less and le^leoS pc 'pie, b•>^^,',
worn« n. long haired worn i, • te., and oth t
. cot.tnii.ing the ethi.olog'cal con^re^s c
! strange savaiTH tribes. E';t.h aa Lurm'""
I Ni.biars, Todas people, Sioux In lia i?
Nautch danciig girls, Af/uans, Hindoo
A/.'eca, Zulus, etc.. etc. Another wit!
three rinns, an elevated siage and th
grmt Human hippodrome, with its glorio i
races, and so on. It requires 71' railroa'
, cars to move all this material, including
•wo double menageries. with '55 cages o
rare birds, beas's and sinewy reptiles, an*
, 33 golden carved chario's. The p^rvle i1
a i»rar.d affair and will represent $l,")00,00i
wc-rrh of valuable objects and covers ov.-r i
•nile of ground, and will ta'<e p'.ae-i o>
>\ dn. -day the 30th inst. at * o'clock in th'
tr.cn ir/.
j Ai'-uer to an Allej;«fl OriiioUm in th
lutfllijjenver I») a Crank.
How kno^iuj; he must bp of Mikado tun
• i<-, when he sajs Yuin-Yum s beauti'ii.
•o!o in the tirs» act was cut. I will il
oi,e h .t.drfd è. liars to she city of Wh-elinj
I I at,v solo ol Yum-Yum is ;u first aoï to eu
ir feine Again hp says Pittsburgh rot fo
I wenty-five cents last night's coinpinv
»Wen is a lie. Prices in P.fsbiirjçh fo*
: ht weeks were twenty tireaud Sf:y cenis
\ny ore who enn so fhov their ieroorancf
-,nJ better not give advice to so West, bu;
! -:nkt- out fcitnsel! fer a school, ar.d all ii
due time he mi^h' be entrint-d to work or
.{arm under an overseer, for the pla-eh-.'
now h i- - to !i'l is too much for him. Hun'
:'or V'ltn Vupi s beautiful ?olo which *i
j cut. Lies are not criticisms Public sat
I icii»d. Liver pills will do you pood.
Yours truly.
A. L. Wimm r.
The >• hool Kumt.
I he general school fund has been divider1
ip bet»« m tb«- various coauties and schoo
' «îi>:ricts as follows: Barbou* 0<j.
Beikel«v, $2 512.''!; Boone, $1 .>1* 7*.
liraxton, $2So '-'2. Brooke, tfi .it I.tit
Cabell, $3,«<0.62; Calhoun, $1,'.'04 26
flay #1,00- . I'oddridge $2.!'!'5. 1 '. Fay
et e $33>0 64; tiilmer #2,180 47; (irait,
« :->2 45: Greenbrier $.»>s7.34; H amp
shire, ls2 43; II incock, $l,I3l.!'S,
Hardy, $1,64 Mil; Harrison, $0,142 2S.
I .Uckson. $1 »">0.70; «UtT-rson, $.;,60>< 15.
Kanawha. $'.1.350.17; l.e*is, $3,372 30
Litcoln. $2,60S 36. Liyun. $2 225.70; Ma
non, $t 253 75; Marshall. $M»IOtil, Ma
son. $.Y762Mercer $2.250.31: Mineral,
$2,4«'>5.73; Monongalia, $3 500.31; Mon
roe. $2 s t.",.6'»; Morgan. $l,4S'2 04; Mc
\ Powell. $1038.75; Nicholas, $2.1 ^ 4 »i.
! Ohio, $1,675 36; Pendleton, $l,'.'i'i 2;
P e-isai ts, $1,553 TO; Pocahontas, $1
37."» 47; Preston, $4,rt2"* 4'.'; Putnam $4,
231 75, Ualeigh. $2 127 60; Randolph,
247 96; Kitchi«*, $3 77S.61 ; U->ane, $.t j<4.
• Summers. $2 562 44. Taylor. $.'.712.72,
Tucker. 1946 21; Tvler. $2 941 '">2; Upshur,
7'.'S Wayne $1 K->'4 i4. Webster. $! -
104.15; Wetzel, $3,940.02; Wirt, $2,133 Ml;
'Aci'. $!\P'2 -6: Wyoming $1,431 15;
Mu-tinthurg City,$1,357 40; Wh, eli •» City,
$(.,4.7t)t'3 1oi«0 $161 524 30.
L S Goch i Co. 3eü dry goods the cheapest
I> GENKBiU
Joint Meeting.
The committees of the Board of Commis
fioD-rs aid City Council appointed to Defo
liate ne to the sale of the north half of the
Citv Ball will meet in the Council Cham
bers this evening.
The Police Committee.
The Council Committee on Police, to
which last evening, was referred the com
munication of Major Grubb and the request
j of Officer Barns for an investigation, con
sists of Messrs. G. B. Caldwell, Happy,
: Jaeger, List. Myles, McGregor, Shanley aad
i Weir.
Tr»D»fer of Beul f»title.
The following trangferi.. real estate was
I left for record at Clerk Hook's office yester- i
I dav:
Deed made September 21, 1885, by John
M. Brast to George Brast. for lot No. SO in j
John McLure, Sr.'e addition. Considéra
tion $100.
Strike Settled.
Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock Mr. j
Koben Campbell, the brick pavement con- |
tractor, announced that he would pay the j
prices demanded by his men, namely: I'av- j
ers £2.50 per day, and laborers #1.50, and
a full force will so to work this morning
Whether the old men will be retained or not
is not known, but that is the supposition.
Circntt Court.
Before Judge Boyd, yesterday, the de
murrer of 'Squire Peterman to the indict
ment found against him by the last grand
jury wun overruled and the defendant reoog
nized until the first day of the next term.
The case of Myers vs. Marshall, VanFos
seu A Co.. is still on trial in Part Two.
In 1'art Ore the appeal case of George
Q. Black vs. Qazlett was concluded.
Pleasant Event.
An enjoyable event occurred at Mrs.
Walther's residence, on the South Side, last
evening, which was participated in t>y a
number of young folks. The occasion was
a reception tendtred by Mr. Charles Kraft,
of Fulton, to his many lrienls Tne Lyric
Club was present, and between music, danc
ing and a good supper the evening was
spent most enjoyably.
Strike of Coal Dienern.
The miners at tfce four mines on the
Pittsburg und Wheeling division of the B
A (>., railroad yesterday struck against a re
duction of wages from 2i to 2| cents a
bushel. Tfce mines are the Union Valley
and Peter's Creek, ope rated by the Pitts
burg aud Chicago Gas Coal Company; Fin
'••y ville, operated by Henry IToershim,
Venetia, operattd by Dr. l'avid Anderson.
J hey employ altogether about 500 men.
Police I'ii kniiH.
Ollictr .hinkinsyesterday arrested George
Strauss for stealing a copper kettle from
trtiui. I'xiri.h. Squire I) »vis issued a war
rant for Strauss.
In Police Court yesterday morning Ceo
I? glelfctt. for drunkenness and disorder!}
conduct got $0 and costs, and in default ot
payment wag 8ent up for thirty days. Tht
c.iïe o! Jennie McAdam«, tor being drunk
was continued until to day. S. W Brouson
drunkenness, got the regulation dollar.
The number ol arrests so far this month
fcots up nearly one hundred.
.\ Big Season at the White,
A Bm.istkr reporter shook hands wilt
Prof, .loe Kramer yesterday and found
that he was looking hale, hearty and sun
burred. He says that the season at the
I White was one of the largest for severa1
I years past, in fact beyond the most sangu
I ine expectations of the proprietors. This
I was caused .'really by 1 he scare of theyel
I low fever in tome parts of the South
About 1,600 people were at the White thi.
season and preparations will be made to en
tertain a larger number of visitors that
ever before. Tbe professor says also tha>
he er joyed the most delightful summer in
his life tl is year.
Squire taiia' Court.
George Strause, for stealing a copper
kettle Irom Frank I'nruh, on Water street
>vas committed to jail in d-fault of $300
bail. •
Abl'ie Gardner was put under S100 bond
to keep the peace f .r oue year, at the in
stance of Robert N. Strange.
Koben N. Strange was put under ?100
bond to keep the peace for one year at the
inMance of Abbie Gardner. Fach partj
paid their own costs.
George Black-tone, for assaulting Kaocb
Monroe, was fined $5 and costs, wiiicb h»
paid.
Arother warrant was issued for a part)
in the North Fud.
A Bail Collision.
•Icbn Pipes and a boy named I'ison
while placing in a practice game of pole
_\esterday afternoon mti with a bad acci
dent. They were what is culled rushers
at d while rushing for the ball accidentally
rushed into each other while going at full
.-«pied. The result was disastrous. Theii
heads s'ruck and both were thrown to tie
floor, 1 >ison being knocked insensible Tr c
'lurcag'S wer- a cut about two itichei îo p
over his left e)e, while Pipes had an iuc
o: _• fb.'h near hi? right eye and a ama'l o n
•' rclow, which were sewed up. I>x»e.
a t, i;ot the worst of th* collision. r--:u..e
tr : ü' w the cut on hi* lorhend I •> !>- w.x
ut', a'thoo^h it win i|uite a lud ou-i
Iron and Ulli** Not««».
Tr» Cai wri^ht lr^n Works ut AÎIÛcana
about u mile übove Steubenvill», resumeu
operations to-day wiih abou' lifry men. Thi
works at present arc manufacturing muck
bar iron, but in the course of a couple oi
w-ekstLey will add thirty more men and
manufacture hoop iron.
lhe trouble to the Acme Class Works 01
Stcubtiiville came to a close yesterday
be manufacturers coming to the employe
uricK The trouble orifjitia'ed by the dis
charge oi a workman without cause,
i A I'umler of gentlemen of A uhland, Ivy.
I :>rn in correspondence with gentleman in
Charleston with a view of establishing ii.
I .lint citva nail factory sitiiiUr to the lart»<
establishment* here.
Not Inder %rri»M.
Squire Davis is not tiudrr ^rrest in thi"
Daueberty matter, referred to yesterday
Mr 1 Hivii savs Constable Sf\mp met hia:
on Tw<lt:h street about I o'clock Monday j
.•itterm.cn and »aid t(, hitn "1'unless you
: av rr.e over $ 1 l.t>0 1 will Save to place you '
ii der arrest oy order of Squire Peternr*n
on .Le et ur^e of petit larceny. Tbe
Sq>;i:e rt'.ustd to pi>y the money, sa\inc
he bud possession of it lawfully Cotiotable
->;:inip. ue say?, remarked that he re^e'ted
0 arrest him, but 1'avis told hi n to do hir
lu»y, hut (iret to so to the cilice and look
ut the papers. Mr. Stamp went to Mr.
1 »avis' office ar.d examined ihr papers, and
■is a resuU cf this. Mr I),wis savs tht
iritnital prosecution was dropped aud a
civil actionbegun.
Judtje Houston attorney for Diu^herty.
>ays a criminal action was never be^uo be
iote Squire Peterman and that a warrant
fcr 'Squire Davis was never issued
Squire l'avis has brought suit a^ains'
Squire Peterman and bis bondsmen and
Constable Stamp ai.d his bondsmen for
1 POO damages in each case tor false ar
•est. His attorneys are Frame A' Holt
] atd Col liobert White.
Millinery Opening.
All are cordially invited to attend oar
I Fall and Winter Opening of Pattern Hats
and Bonnets, on Thursday and Friday
I OctoVer 1st and 2d.
Kisxkr's,
1071 Main St.
Adrlce to Mother*.
Mrs. Winslow s Soothing Svrup for chil
dren teething, is the prescription of one o:
the best female nurse« and physicians in thi
United States, and has been used for fottt
years with never failing sncceas by mil
lions of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process of teething its value is in
calculable. It relieve« the child fro\n pain
cures dysentery and diarrhœa, griping it
the bowels, and wind colic. By givinf
health to the child it rest» the mother.
Price 25c a bottle,
OFFICER BURNS.
Tie Charges Against Him Brought
to the Attention of Council.
The Walter Referred to the Committee on
Police—The Routine Business
Transacted Last Evening.
W'ifi tbe roll wta called in the Second
Kiai.rh laet evening the following mem >erj
i ^.-f,ot ded: Meser? Crawford. J. B , Craw
* « rd, Uobt, Deîorugge, Gi.îeland, Grase,
Healy, iliiüreth. .larger, Miller,
McCoy, McKinley, Scott Sch-abe. Stanley,
Smith, Vockler, Wi» r und Mr. Presi
dent— 17.
The minutes of the last mcetiog were re*d
aiid approved.
CITY rl.KRk's RKI'ORT.
Frank W. Bowers. City Cl-rk, read his
tegular monthly repoxi, being up to Sept
ember Ifih, as follows:
Drr.MtTWKN i
l: >a I'ut.lK WksJ
1 ire I»epartiunit
Uval til I H*i •' t
Ma ru I» -J
I'olicv
I It J IM.HOI)
lit ni h slate
I f m» terlt
SrIiHm
i otitUlgfllt I XJ».
• on I pro mi se loan
I.Ofrtl l»f 1^71
t'ublic build'g l'li
Lora of
Ix>un of 1881
i:it. Û«ter
Ci I v « .As Works
7.47'J
3,(4)0
It*,' *0*1
1.0 *J
1 J'MI
1,M)0
7,4'mi
1.1 n
5,0oo
5,000 I
Ô IÜJO I
0,1
7.00»'
M,.v 5 •
■.'s, I
2o'
l,.VJ8 ;
►.'«JO I
i.l 711 71,543
••in exccss, |K\luiusted.
COMMCKICATIOKS.
T<> the lli'iiorahle Mayor awl Council:
Gknti.kmkn—I have appointed .lames
Bell, lormerlv extraman, a deputy sergeaat
in place of 11. B. l.ukens, resigned, and
William Carney an extraman in place ol
lames Bell, and respectfully ask that said
appointments be confirmed.
Respectfully,
Portkr Smith,
City Sergeant.
»»HCl. HUB UUU urcu IC.IU, i'H. Iivaiu\
said ho thought it about time for Coun
cil to take a Btep iD the right direction. Hi'
hoptd it would make a precedent by laying
these appointments over until member*
cculd have a chance to investigate. After
seeing certain thing in the p-ipera in the
past few days he had botn sorry Le had
vo!«-d fo. some of ihr men he had. lie
moved to lay the appointments over until
he next meeting.
Mr. Shatiley said be was acquainted with
Mr. Hell, and he would vouch for his char
acUr. Thtre was a vacancy on the force
itd he hoped Mr. Bell would be coulirmef
Mr. Tracy made remarks i-imilar to Mr
Shanly. lie moved to amend the motion
of Mr. Ilearne by laying the application ot
Mr. Carney ovt-r, and confirming Mr. IJ^ll
Mr. Htarne refused to accept the amend
mint.
Mr. Ile&îy said he had known Mr. Carney
for yt-rs, nnd could vouch for htm.
Mr. Weir also vouched for Mr. Carney.
He h^d known him for nineteen years
Mr. Ilearne said it was not his purpose
to fay that anyone of those gen'lemen Wt-re
unfit for the oflice. The probabilities were,
from what he had heard, that he would vole
cheerfully fur both of these gentlemen
Still he hoped Council would go slow and
be guided by experience. Kven the I'nited ,
States Senate made inquiry as to the Ihnes?
and character of appointees. It would un
doubtedly be a wiee step to lay down the
principle embcditd in his resolution. Lie
?aid it would be best, beyond a doubt, to a'
once lay down an inexorable rule to lay all
appointments over for examinai iou.
Mr. Healy wanted to know if he war.ted
ai vthing inor* than the assurances already
«iven. Would he like to go about ana
make inquirif-r concerning every man nomi
nated lor an office''
Mr. llfurne said that was just what he
wanted to do.
.Mr. llealy—Then you must have lots of
ItiMire time.
Mr. Ilearne said he had no more leisure
time than Mr Heal/, but he wanted to do
what was right and prevent mistakes.
Mr. Gruse said Mr. Bell had been upon
the police force for gome time, and it was
«trai ge Mr. Ilearne and all tie other Conn
ciim> n did r.ot know him ; as fjr Mr. Harney
he knew him and could vuich for him.
Mr. McCoy said there seemed to be a mis
understanding. The question was not at
•o the fitness of Messrs. Bell and Harney,
out merely to establish a precedent for th>
future, when an appointment might come
up about which no Councilmen knew any
thirir. He hoped the resolution woul.l pass
Mr. Tracy withdrew his amendement,
and Mr. llearne's motion was lost, aye3 10,
CCS 11.
The appointments wer«' then confirmed.
I M ISISI1KI) HI'SINESS.
The report of the Fit ance Comrait'ee,
raiiainitirig amendment to the aptivo,; , i
lion ordinance, was t:»ken up. The ordt
m>r,ce, as amended tabes $5,00.1 from the
•<t.in heretofore given tue Health Cooimit
Tt • to build a crt niatory, $2,01 0 from tbe
V.lowance to the Fire Department, set asid
tor the purchase of a new hoo'< and ladd-r
ttiick, and $5,000 from the sum allowed the
Hoard cf Public Works, and iidl-» ail these
sums to the contingent fund. The ordi
nate was read a first time, but being ob
in-red to by Mtssrs. Ilearne aud ;>*••• uey,
,• wi nt ever.
COMMITTEE Kl "Ol TS.
Heal Kstate—Reported bills a_'?rc»ating
$102, which were order« d paid.
The committee also reporied that it bad i
i-sftii itfd into the matter of persons taking
. I it! troni ibe ti v's to »1 bantu on the east
-i^ecf Wheeling hill; had had the persons
•:t(ore th»m, but had tailed to obtain any |
i.fr rojaiion from them as to the amount o:
t..l taken orun? prctt»i^*i ttint they would |
|.av for the frame.
Health — Repcrtfd bilU aggregating
t."7 *">, which were ordered [.aid.
'] he Committee al-o ftatcd that the eon
•tnt for lurnisbirg n cdieirr* f^r the e.uu
I a uiir to il e workhouse, lock un and jail
pi-oners, had been awarded u II. l'ocki
oi •'H i !^. Concurred in.
Capitol—Reported bills as follows: Jo
'■ I !> Hier, nlabat'ining. on account, -'i■» •
K: rKy .\ RrroliP, moving furniture, sale
r>dpr.|'cr« ,!o«eph 'Jler.n six days
>.r«r, P»t Kit ntrty ditto, total
s Oîdend paid.
I he committee also submitted a résolu
■n Miihorizirg it to di^pofc of the oM m-i
•erial taken out ol the south end (if the city
hall, alto ihe Moves ftoin the old biu!Ji.._'
Adopttd.
I BOM Til K MAYCIt.
" • {!•< Ili.it, Oiuu-U ff the I'ihf "/
H"/«r< Hit;/ :
(!k>ti.kmkn:—I bei» Imve to report to
jour botiorable body tha' I hive tak^n 'he
at know^ dtemeiits of S O. lîjrdatt* oa the
bor.d of .'obn (iavin, S 0. B;rdatt$ o:i the
bord of John I). Schmidt, and II Ü (iriaim
ot ihe bt ud of John 1>. Schmidt
i have, with the consent ot' ihe Ju lg? of
the Mut icipal Court, relt-.ued from tfi" city
vti.-ou Harriton Grov- s, l'a? Conner?, M »•
lard ^ a!d»-r at d A. Greer, and have
delivertd to S>ate authoriy L-on
Van Walt and James C'raij.
1 again call your attention to the shame
ful tr.ance: in which the police department
i- beiig managed. Five dava ago O.n^er
Jatnes Burns was publiilv chargi-d with
dtui kenness and blackmail, and ot intimi
Her». There, Everywhere,
Malaria t» found. Even where the dlaeaso Ii not
prevalent—where th» ^eneiai condition if the a :r
rouciiing lotality may t«e fhvoratiîe t» hea th. I'O
latetl case« may exitt. Bad drainage, a dan p < eilar,
the eacape o! aewer gas the ex at 'net of marked
c-a» pcoia, proximity to atagnant water—all Iheae
are treq iênt cau'es, and what town or cityot any
BUgn tsde is ire«- Irtin them. Hoa'etie." a ->toma a
>;itrn, whether In to»n or coautry, w_hf.:>er ,(>•
kt ia>ol the t'aea-e dev»l,,ji tiiher the billons re
h ittcnt or tie intermittent liirui. or thai negative,
-ii'iig'.-h, hut not It-« oht'.lnaie type tal .il Jnmh
ifW.ll equally etBfivni, tmih a- a prvv Lt ?e aatl a
reidy Had digeatuin. Ml o tn ia rv -ilpi-loa. a
itl'ii. ri aï s'y S'# *'» ' 'eucdled b- It, an 'he
i>p|ilMI ic-ulta uia> b- nr ly a itl tpa'- 1 t.'om its
iw lor the r>lief of rhe'. milium. k dnev an 1 Ma 1
M-r . ! r » «"ta. ai d nerv mni«a, acci a ».y •
vie «"petite »nd ao-n 1 ren*e. It U btiu.ic and
J u-i:*.
datirg «Tiden of the town for the narposi
ot prostitution. 1 bave examined thesi
j i oil plaint#, and I believe many if notai
of there ckurq*! can be proven, and furthei
Lelit\e Cfcitf Smith knows him to be guil:j
ot tuch conduct a» should prompt his im
njtdibte dismissal. I ask" this honorabh
l.ody to take euch action a8 will lead to ai
investigation, not only of Officer Burns, but
of the whole police department. I submil
chargcB as published.
Very rrspectfully,
Jacob VV. Gei bu, -Niayor.
The following was also read in cwmec
: tion with the above:
mow oKKiCBR nms.s.
To Hit Jin nur the Mayor mul Council
j thf City ></ Wheeling.
CfMi.iMKS—Un the i'.'th day cf Septem
brr, IfNâ, there appeared in fhe Wheeling
Inftlligencer, a newspaper published in the
city of Wheeling, charges of a serious na
i tere against the undersigned. I herewith
file a lopy of the said newspaper containing
the charges against me. I wc-ild respect
fully nsk this honorable body lo appoint a
t-pnibl committee with power tc send for
j . tfcns aLd puperc and to investigate said
1 crrirges.
Respectftiîly,
J.4MKS B CRN'S,
Deputy Sergeent.
Mr. Gruse said he could see no need for
a special committee He moved to refer to
the Standing Committee on Police.
Mr llealy begged leave to call the atten
tion of Council to the following rule:
"Rule HO. Charges against any ollicer of
the city shall be preferred in writing and
verified by uliUlavit, and having been read,
ijhall be laid on the table or referred to a
cotnmittie for investigation without de
bate."
The President said the Mayor's action
was correct, and in accorduuce with his du
ties.
Ths motion to refer to the Committee on
Police was carried unanimously.
Mr. Shanley (bought one Branch could
not confer power on the committees to send
for perçons and papers.
The Chair decided that he was right, say
ing t h At while one Uranch could refer any
mat'e? to a Joint Standing Committee, it
would require both Branches to confer power
to send tor persons and papers.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Commissioners of the I.oan of ISs",—
Transmitting bills aggregating £ 120.12
Ordered paid.
Hoard of Public Works—Submitted the
following:
Htbclved, That the City Clerk be author
i/ed to issue his order on the Receiver to
pay William Stabbs the sum of #i>77.!)0, for
turnishing and setting curbing on Kofl
street, between Twenty-seventh and Thiry
-econd stretts, to be paid out of the ten cent
levy tund, as said work is part of the new
paving being done on said street, and is not
old pa\ing or repairs of same. Referred
back to the Hoard, not being dated or prop
i-r!_v feigned.
Also, submitting various bills ng.TPgat
ng £2 041.1 I. Ordered paid
Also, transmitting a communication from
P. Archibald, claiming a grievance on ac
onnt of : he cutting down and grading of
I'ouiietbtb street, e^st ol Wood, and threat
uiiig a Miit for damages lî-lerrfd to ih
''onin.ittee on Streets, Alleys a id tirades
RKSut.'TloXS.
Bj Mr. Sweeney:
lîefolved, 1 hat when the old City Build
ing shall be d sposed of the contents of the
■ orner stone, or the box contained in it.
•hall he reserved to the city, and when taken
out shall be delivered, unopened, to the
Mayer, and by him retained subject to the
urder of Council.
Adopted.
Bp Mr. Shanley:
Resolved, That the committee on repair
irg publ'C building be empowered toch^ii^e
he supporting giröer in the tloor ot the new
Second Branch Council chamber, which h.n
it en reported by the architec as a serious
defect and liable to become danserons.
Referred to the committee on repairs with
pewr-r to act.
By Mr. McCoy,
Resolved, That the City Solicitor be in
structedj to inquire at d ascertain what
would be thp proper steps to öe taken to
have the old Kast Wheeling cemetery re
moved out of the corporate limits of the city
of Wheeling.
Adopted
Adjourntd.
Kli-st lirrtneli.
There was no quorum in this Branch.
OM lilt: OHIO
\u Kplioii'p of *«»i llotiCMiiVj th« Uoati
nnd Hontmen.
Marks at other places: Oil City, M inches
and falling; Purkers. 1 foot 1 inch and
fttllinL' Lock No. I, I feet 2 inches and
falling; Iiiee's Landing, 3 feet and sta'ion
ary; Morj?HntOtt n 2 feet !' inches and sta
tiotarj; Brownsville, :î feet M inches and
stationary
A call for au important meeting of the
< >hio river commission, tobe held in Piits
burjh on the 2!'th inst., has just been is
sued. The commission is comp jsed of five
members from each of the States of Peon
-yhania, Ohio, Virginia West Virginia.
Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky. This
noting will be of unusual interest to river
:nen I - a b rg'hy report will be re id trom
he sf ■ ( ial committee appointed to inve'ti
•ate tl e matter of purchasing the improve
r.et is on ti.e various tributaries of the Oh;o
now in the hands cl corporations Tne
•tf prioy of memorializing Congress to fur
l.er e.\!H d the Chat oine system will also
form an important topic of discussion. It
is p-timatid that the cost of placing dams
•iniilur to tha» at I'avis's Island at neces
sary points between Pittsburgh and Louis- I
ville will be $.*>0 (M'0,0(l0.
The Ardes left on time yesterday with a
good tripler Cincinnati.
The latent item of information, p rhaps.
onorninp steamboat*, is ihn pr"po"M
buildire of (our s'eel »(earners to ply upr
ihe Mif.s's'ippi. They will bp b'iili in t*<
sic rim, about three hundred feet lonjj. an<
!ip:ible of necommoila'ip^ 230 passengers
I'he d:iys of the old wooden bot'oran am fa*
dipnpp. aririf? and before the present genor
ution ha« p-.ssed away tlx' Ohio will bi
traversed by metal boat« without exei'ir.;
•inv particular attention.
The marks last nij»ht indiea-'"l M l\>e? (
inrtrs and stationary.
'J he Princess Inid r fl f.»r repnirs y materia;
rccrrirjr, but will resume ker trips tiii
irrrnit p.
'I he niitr1»? at Pi'tcb'r.» la»t evening it)
dicited 22 iuches aud 1 : lin;»; rainh» an
■•f Id.
ÏEST TOCS BAEINS FGWBES TO-DAT
CUKTAIIV A&TMOIVIA.
DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA.
IT» HEiLTHrtLSlS» IU8 NEVER BSE* «IK»TI0!*1
In « million homea for a quarter of a ©aaiury II b
%UjoC Che coaiumen' reliable test,
THE TEST OFTKE OVEH.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO
makers ot
Dr. Price's Special Flayoring Extracts
Tbo iiro«(Ht. Boil J#ikioot tod •AtarsI (aver lu«».uJ
Dr. Price's Luputin Yeast Gtt
For Light, Healthy Bmd, Tbt B««t Dry
y*»»t in the World.
FOR 8AiC &Y GROCERS.
CHICACO. <D ST, COUI
THE TEST:
ri vv» ft run top down • * !»«>: t.v* until hcatM.tti*
.I.. t i na l -il.- A lifltliU Will Del I»* D
I'jumJ lodetoct lUopraMfico of nmnioDla.
( I FKBKOWAL POINTS.
BlovemeoU of Whf elluitit«!«, »nd lb* Oo
In« nod Going of 81nu(tra.
, I Will Day is in Steubenville.
Wm Law Hooff leaves to day for Ba
! more, Md.
Mr. Harry Caldwell will leaye for Cine
nati this afternoon.
Prof. Richard Greer, the well known e<
cator, is in the city.
0. Russell Wood leaves this evening 01
pleasure trip to Cincinnati.
Miss Lena Scbaub, a Sontb Side belle,
visiting relatives in Pittsburg.
Mrs. I)r. I. II. Lonedon, of Scenery II
Pa . is visiting friends in the chy.
Mrs Chas. Shay was yenterd»y presen'
j w'th a bandst me basket of [lowers
Miss Mary H. Dinger ie spending a li
dajs with friends in St. Clairsville.
Mr. J. C. Miller, of South Chaplin« strei
j ! »ft jeateiday on an Kaater* business tri
Mira C. 1 "rarolf, c-f BarnesTille, Ohio,
ihegU'-st of Mrs. C. Menkeneller, Sou
! Sid».
Miss Sophia Neuhard, n charming yout
lady of Wheeling, is 7ioitin? Miss Magg
I Sie'zer, of Newark, 0.
W. J. Adams, reprinting the (irai
Rapids File Insurance Company of Grat
i Rap da, Mich , is m th<- city.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. I). A. MeCormack, of Ci
I umbus O , passed through th«* city yest«
! day on their way lo Colorado.
Mrs. William Leigbton, Jr , accompanii
; by her daughter. Miss Mamie, her sc
George and Miss Flanders, left laat evenit
for Chicago.
Mr Charit s Decker, who has been er
; ployed in R V. Ariele'a tin shop, on tt
j Sou'h Side, left last Monday for his futui
heme in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Dr. J. C. Hupp leaves on the P , V
,V Ivy. railroad this aftsrnoon for I'hilade
phia, accompanied by her daughter, Mi
Augusta Geuevieve, who will be a pupil i
Mrs. Sutton's select school at West Phil
adelphia.
Clo*iii£ Out Price«*
120 pairs Wometi a common sense opei
slippers at 75 cents
i(Kt pairs Women's lij>ht house slipp ers i
"•0 cents
ti.'> pairs Women's button shces ar ? I J
At *1. \\ . A vu* k s,
114.1 Main atreet.
I •
The ilint glass workers had their lin
prepared yesterday and presented it to th
manufacturers. The latt> r were in eessini
ail day yesterday and in comparing th
lift» ci the manufacturera with thai of th
wort men, the manufacturers found consid
ei ab le difference. At 6 o'clock last even
!ifcr notling was derided tipoa
M:ss llattie Kelly, of Toronto, is in th
city, the guest of Mrs l>r. J. F. Sini;h.
About :»0ü ptrtona from here attenlei
ti e con er stone at St. Clairaville yesterday
Mort of the ni went out on the train» bu
wt>gons and busies were used by aotne t<
transport them to the county aeat.
A iiepublican meeting will be held 01
Septftnbi-r
'1 he Ohio Valley railroad will pit i
oiic^e ovtr Pinch run.
Council met last night. Some arrange
ments wire ruade to change the present po
lice lcrce gome.
Several young gentlemen of thia city tall
ofpoirg to Florida thia (all.
Win. Paden was kicked by a horse ot
ihe lower jaw and tide of the beai. A doc
lor sewed up his cula.
Mrs Wm. Nixon, of Wichita, Kans., wa:
in the city 'ant night.
Ücbert Peters, a colored gentleman, wai
buried yesterday.
The new pattor appointed for the Sont!
Itcilaire M. 1C Church ia named .lohn C
Smith.
.lohn Crimmtl's son Will, cut his foo
badly with a knife, but a doctor stopped th>
' i.w of Ijlocl and the little chap ia getting
along nicely.
Officer burke arrested two employes o!
;be IS A' O who wanted to spill ^ore.
The Fourth ward is finishing ttveral
double frame residences.
I'ly, J. Smith Itft ou a Southern trip last
evening.
Thoe. Hamilton is in Wilmington, I »el,
alt» ndirg the funeral of a brother.
T he r.iiu last evening was what was
ended, as our hu.-inefs houses were greatly
at nojed by ihe duM.
Foreman Kit/., of the Wh« elinir Fire De
partment was the /mat of ( hie' Mirth yes
terday.
Col 1» Taylor was in town yesterday.
The Colonel ia about the same r>a he was
last fall, only a few gray hairs have been
added, probably the outgrowth of his defeat
last vear. Mr. Tavlor will make a numbei
of speeches this fall.
S. C. Oarrard will work in Topeka
Kans.
The storm last evening blew the steamei
Princtfs ou shore and ipjured her some
what.
Messrs. C. lîumbach an l Fre-> Wilkinson
are in Pennsylvania but t;rg de-r.
Frunk Key.-er and Miss Mn?ßie Work
mau, of this towrsh'p, were married yeater
Iby miming by K»v. T II. Taylor
John McCotmiek, a tinner, fell from th«
•op of a two-r>tory hou-'eon Nor'h Kefnom
am et, ii juring Lis head ar.d spraining hit
I«/. The fill was about twenty-five feet
Strange to rila:e nobenes were broken.
Cone«ri>ii!K Keil llitr.
Many people admire red hair, but if yo'i
Jo not Parker's II iir Hal sa m will impart :<
it a darker hue. I' will aho thicken thi•
hair, eradicate dandruff. and i'npart soft
tiess, glossiness and life to li'iir which ha1
iKume dry and har.-h. N't a dee doe* no
.oil the linen, tiives a déli ions perfume
Au elegant diisjir,^.
For the li-neV of suffering humanity, an J it
fccaiiftli gratitude at wonderful result, I d(»*ic
it my duly to give this unsolicited testiuioiy ir
fkvor <»f Kwlf a rfH-rtiir. My «if«* has been atMi to>i
with hf rsditary Ei/ema or .va!t Ubriin fro:« hei
infancy. it h:w In.nvueJ in Intensity with each
»Tj« « • #»î;i: rprfng, and being somewhat skil'ed it
medbine myseif, I trb*d e?erj rcm^ly I evil«]
th Lk of t jt y« ars—sam|»trllla combined wltl
» very form i f Pots.sei , and hundreds of oth*i
remedies ! i. ni n I a»k.• Ii wa»hes of every krn*'
kind, but they a! gtve only temporal y relief. l>ir
I rig the sprite of j- i ber lower eatretnitM'* ne- dix
k> InMannd and sore that ?he waa obiig>\l to keei
tlu-ui constantly coa'rd with a tovoxlp^of "l ui
let's i prti;," u.i>«d \vet and allowed to d yon
A!/!<•::g • b> f tiling she wdiaill t«vl wi«b h fM-ri
od («I imFm brstiarke occurring regularly even
•ev.ii i)a)i '»io.-t tm-s followed by an Inter nlttro
leter for wieki at a tlm , so that h> r ii e boca ie ,
bu-'lt i. to her
'f his *|» tng ^e*«'mlned >h'- should tk* .S, J. S
and or. >trit tly t ■ l«r«- t"»n* in regarl to J
d » te. 1 nia wsa a*<out letren ft i i Afu
taking the fi»>t lart<<» bottle the dtsoaa» •«eivl*
In«I » • the • ntng, it< t - ig and in lam nattai
Wa>iitf unsalable -^ne, ho*ever, pncveH tj
the «i»f of 'ii- n.-dlc'ne After taking th * sewm
tx»tt]e tue it î.anmati n b <411 to «ub»tde. Afl«
th»' 1 ird •:t.*- ttie in tint. at ion ritsapi» :.r"i, an
- r. *|Ota tried i| aod turned wr.lt.- ! - i I
tin*!?) "be brushed îbemotîtn an imp upaMe m»nit
povdf r re**-mblir.tf pure * .It .^n" ii njw t.ik»n
the il tb uttli, ihres tableepoon/ula r time
daily. r y appearand of the dm^aae b is g*u<
»•ndberflesb is b^ounty? soft, white aid hhmcI
.,.iin »:»d*hat I« more '.er |*ri »dual h»sd •< h<
havedisappeare) and -he is no*, nt v< y».»r of a*{<
erjojir. tbecnly good h*-a tn me h:ii k o*o \
opwH'i * of 40 yeais. No won<1er sh< 'Icy-lares wit
emphasis that ♦ verv b*«tt:e of H. ä .S. is worth
thom-and times it* weight In gild
At y f irtbcr Inforuiati* n • ir®rnlEg h^r ra-»* wl
t.e i h" ei fully givf n by herseil at her resident • , U
Mul'ett ri rwvor by me
JOHN F MRAPI.EV, 14'.ri woîd St.
Detroit. Mi< h., May 16 1*35.
c
ut this Out
' ft tu*e to get the gi'Diice, and eeui lor Tifalii
I on Hiuod *nd (-tin bit*aau free.
I For «al« hf all drngi l<t».
THE 8WIKT SPECIFIC CO.,
J)ri#er >, Atlanta, 'Ja*
I 157 W. 2Sd St.,K. Y 2
And Krtc]
tn il» »!
TEN CIS.
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will bring yon in MOKK MiNEV, Int»
Monti), than any thing elae in Amer ou AbM>!i
eertntatT. Peed no capital M. Youi g, 178 Oree
wich itreet, livw York.
p A T F |y K
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Fftol' tlw Patent Oflee: riaaa, ATT08K
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n Work Whito^s Deeply Inters^
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111- Tbl» !• a »ofk tbal c uUinn M->rr » h
iiion te: felon thau Any Oilirr Hum '*
iubcd. It la a bock that »ill l)cf|ilv lr>.rt't
a »II intelligent people, tb»t «il M
xry Honxrhnhl, aod Mum b< K.-.i,l j 1
tv«r» b«arthjt8ne In the iiatiON
|> 'Jblabookitf bow beit g Introduced i •#.. . .
ErrryUdj re.d« and .|UoU* It.
11 J. IJABISDKV Jr.. >u«m.
, r. ». BOX 382.
ZIEGENFELOürs
Ico Croam
Has b<*»n off'i by the be«t (ami.le» in Wu*\ ^ 4
c-rer twrnty-oii« year*.
SCHOOL HOOKS!
All the Teat Houksfjr
roll»*«1. I.tnaly »n«»it |-,
and Privat« St liual*,
r>'l -.tin iiy
J". B. WILSON,
Nt>. :S'8 MABIST ftlUl hl,
EDUCATIONAL.
ïflPlîl,
jl
". Mt. i!e Ghamal Academy,
>KVK W11KII IN(. W. > \
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The tbirty-e'ghtb year cf th1«
euiy. under the charge o.'tlie Vi».,..- . fj n, h,r
on tbr Arit Monday of iîplenU'r sr.! . c.~
r ilnnt- ten :n<nths.
Pupil» receirod at any time In V..? r, «■ -
lliow-who drsirr to plire tbeir laugt ,
Institution arto.-di: j I Jtcepttrna' advai ■ w . r :S;
w;iy o! beal'.bfuf aid delightful a i ■. ...
board, tboio'.iKb dtvtpllrfc' W|| tnrr.lt..
bsnJi of !l(»-lo' g loa/ hera, In e».iy di , .. ■
ft ma'e odut.uion inrludlog the modert. .
and iuubi .abould a* nd for acutAiu^ •• o'u* >- ».
Aildicaa,
I'irrctresa of the Academy of fhe V> JC
Ml. tie (IIAM \t
j »u'.'Tncdc B(*r Wlieelpi.;. H \t
BlTHANY COLLIlCt,
KR(K)KK COrM V, W. vA .
. Will »«Kin II« 4Mb «»»ton Septem!» ■
' II» tho ntoM not»'d cdlog» v! oar ttai. ■
•>4(' A luiiinl. It haa four Collegt IV. te» ■ -
HaMi.al. tt.e fnltutifr. th<- Min i.i i_.
l.-idie»' Cour».. "Jbf Collect' .1 n»w H
j .Ii 1.1. and » il! nu*.-an effort for en •
down »nt audlu pat tou»g*. hxauiii. • u
a:i I ft I J up your M.na and daughter-1 it
d:III. l-or further Information »pp.y ; i »
li. * oolery lor ca'alogJtr*. or
' jy.Tottl J>K. W. t. i'KN U1 KI ' >N. I'm
VAUPIN'S UNiVERSilY SCHOOL
Et-I.iron* CITV, >IAI(VI.\M>
situation Healthy, luptrui'l-n 11.«»- .K 3
0|h i*8 csfpt 1-*. < irctilsrt n t»t i.i»« ;i uj«p
a.Ht* ( HAi'MAl» M \triN, M a,J (^.
JOHNS HOPKINS UMVERSIÏÏ,
UAI<ÏIMOKK, MO.
HaWiuaut» rnpnünj tht» iui>tl.odi> « • a
tmtrac'lon «111 tx> acn; ut. applluttiuti . • •• 11
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luMruitton In the uraal lua^ "ni. Mu II ■ ..
the profcMlo a m hoo!« ol 1-aw .i ! I , I
L»<*tion healthful; inoJ
I ciiion« l-ppt*iu twr 17. h»r . »U'i'iiui- »Mi •• i
ol Ihr Kacultjr."
Jyfrb «J. W. C. LKK, l'r.« .
I.AW SCI I< M M,
OK WASHINGTON AN)) I Kb IM VU; I
(»i>n. O. W. ( . I^v J'roldcri lu t c i
tril-bonka «ni prlnii-1 Immun«, »Ith '
lectin» on »piifal aubvct* l>y ii..in:ni
Tuition »lui («a fso lor «««tan of nine ioui •
ginning N j.t. mlier 17. }■ r . • i ■>. .► *>ni I >
formation, addrxaa Cha* A. luar.j, l'rai*« •
U», Uxlrgton, Va. Irl:»
NC H' KM «Ii \Mî
CCNSERVATOSV CF W1S:C
lin-Ion, Mu««., OI.OKNT In A mer lia; t-iigr«
«ml lient ' <1111 j>i>I In tlie WOKl.O
■um i< rn.lilTl Stuilvnu laal jitr. 1 iiorou
»inn In Vrwni ami Imlruiueiital Music, 1
1 .. n Tuning, flH Arta Oratorr, 1
I ri'in h, Cfcrtuan, and Italian l-arguagi» '
Kraut lira, lîjmnaitl;*, etc 1 ultlon. JA tu t
aad room, t«b to 176 pêr tant Pill ti i
Ponten Ixt 10, 1886. tor llluntratod OaVi . I
(nil informait'n, adilreaa,
K. TOURJKK, litr . Franklin K.| Vi«
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TT»«* Ii«\t ti rm in r■; • I
l>t*tubcr 1'lb. Catalog J-.3 btLt v- .
University of Pennsyîvanis.
I. I>KI'AK1 MHST 0» AKTf, f'jlir }(:■ •
eourac. I^ grœ A. K.
II. Tounk8<iiii> 1VII M'HKOL, v. *.» "I
I. ,k t bombt rv, (h) 'roo.oyv »• .
Engineering, (<l( DraamlcoTB ■
Uvture, livtlln^ to K. H. and t,.
1'. C. (liactlcai Chomut), M ft. ( • )
t- <71.
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m• niain.lloi., tolltiral Km > » '
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c ow of Hea.nii 1 .^j.
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VI. y Kl'trAi ti' root.. I '.rio
tlth optkeal IdaiU pti. .<*.■■■
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■ u' .if in tin'to three hCÀilt.
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admit* to I i-rmi/lvania l»r. l-<v '
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>'> thai vltboi't exaiiitr. 'E
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OF Pi 'U,»l 'i'
■■tfi gwlu- t tourar l.'i nuiiinitua > 1 '
»O 'It Tn* Ph. I'.
In making imijry pIJ d<>i a
UV. n HOK V i I BK
Unî^T^lty of I'anLiylfftiilA, W«il HiUâ<î 1
Ulf %»ly h
The Sciencs of Life. C. J
1»! .MAIL rOSU'AIJ).
;| KNOW THYSELF,
A Great Medical Work oi •
1 xhrnst «! Vitality, N»rr >
ty, I><4 !:." «• in M '
awl tfti#* cntoltl i. *>i r r»+ .
at.d A book for ev«*r
; • . I and old. I* •
a.. :t •• :tit i • bn o : s
iura!...J»!«». So fourni » v tf "
per n« for 23 Turn i < b a I
!• »r• f< U to !ii»- lot o a* f
un I in Uautiful Fr».«ii« \ •»
full gilt, jmarant'-^l to »
nns«- meciiaiilcal, literary a i
any other %ol<i in t?i " m»
mnev will tw refund"! ti *t?-m
only $!.<»•• by mail,
. en ta« 8* • -I now
bv th»* Nntiona! -t. Aj»"<
<l«*nt of whi<A, th** Hon. P. A l
oft h .<r- o i the l«o.irl, the r**a«ler
f.rr.-l.
Th»- "f Lif*» «àouM ••
'..r {> !•-.*! •• I by ' •
x: I « r.« t.t al!. — I
'i b» r»* i* no rotfiubor oi &•
H'ienceof TJfew \Jk n it ba
pun nt, guardla^ instructor cr •
*• i.a.
Ol J tlJ
„ nt,
\ tb .. P*at*ody M • ;
H. Parker, .-»•>. t !• i ~
may l>e w umlu-d « n a ! «it4»
r Tperi* t t. i . h •
bail!**«! ».fM^akii: o I a1» ?h r
a "i»e< ûîty. Su» h tr«*.t?«-'»
with« ot an ln»*aj!'^ of I ai.
M*t fion thi- pap**r.
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Cuaran:««' ■
rcn-fd 5 v'
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I '-EO. PAYVri CO..»
THYSELF
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