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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-11

Cry PERSONAL. George Crumbacker
and D. r. Meighen have been conlesting
at checkers since our last report. As Il
has Of late been matter Of opinion rs 10
their strength at the game, they have
Just finished series Of five sittings, which
resulted in Mr.. CrumbaCkers defeat,
Meighen'beating him twenty-five games in
the contests.
The following are the late arrivals At
the Grant: ]. G. johnson, James Dun
kin, Of Harrison county; John H. KunSt,
Of Pruntytown; D. D. Dix, Of Nicholas
county; A. X. Robinson, Of Rayenna,
President Of Wheeling & Lake Erie
Railroad; s. W. Sutherland, Of Smithfeld,
Ohio, director Of Wheeling & Lake Erie
road; G. s. McFalden, Of Marshall
county. ...
Mr. Joseph Hall, OF steubenville, was
in the city yesterday looking after
soldiers claims.
The following are among the late Or.
rivals at the ST. james: Col. Dan. John.
son, Of Long Reach; Chris. WAlkup and
A. @. Liggett, w. Va; A. W. KNOTS, Of
Marion county; d. d. Dix, Of W. Va.
AT the Stamm were registered the fol-
lowing: s. L, Bloyd, Glen Easton; o. p,
Durham, Parkersburg; ]. p. WaymAn,
Moundsville; N. B. Grafton, New Cum
berland.
AT the Mcclure House: Ernest Stan.
ley, agent Of John Thompson's company;
F. W. Mahood, Summers county; ]. S.
Duckwall, Berkeley Springs; P. s. Sow
ers, Martinsburg; Hon. Sam. Price, DR..
Thos. Creigh, Lewisburg; W.. 8. Laidlsy,
KanawhR county; Isaiah Bee, Princeton;
H. s. White, Bolton; ]. E. Charnock, Par.
kersburg; Hon. ]. s. Hoffman, Clarks.
burg; H. s. Carr, MooIefeld.
The firm Of Crawford & Thoburn, gro.
GERS, has been dissolved, Mr.. Crawford re.
firing.
BY, the confidence man, is drawing
crowded houses at the Court House.
Uncle John Boring, who was slaughter.
ed in Mondays Convention, talks OF com.
ing out as an independent candidate for
Street Commissioner.
H. J. Sergeant, Manager Of Bouci.
cault's Company, has Q good many friends
in thiscity. He was formerly Manager
Of the Columbus Athaneum, and brought
his stock company here several times.
In the Pittsburgh Ga,ctleS report Of a
temperance meeting in that city on Tues.
day evening, we find the following con-
corning well known Wheeling man.
captain BaggS, Of West Virginia, was
the next speaker. Hesaid he was indeed
we'll pleased to stand up and talk for total
abstihence. He was convinced that all
inebriates could be saved by the grace Of
God. Yesterday he was surprised and
pleased to see a note in the morning pa.
pers to the effect that the liquor dealers
had called meeting to help the indi.
gent. lie thought that the Lord often
used devils" to promote his cause"
Justice Il. Miller has located his Office
in the north end Of the Second Ward
market house. #.
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SCARCITY OF MoNEY.-There is no
doubt but the present condition Of all
kinds Of business and industry is fear.
fully depressed, and it behooves every
family TO look carefully to their expenses
Winter is coming on, when children are
liable to Group, Whooping Cough, etc,
Coughs and Colds will prevail every
where, and Consumption, with other
throat and lung diseases, will carry Of
many. These diseases should not be neg.
lected. Doctors bills are expensive, and
We would advise our people to use
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. Itnever has
failed. One bottle at rs cents will keer
your whole family well during the winter
Two doses will relieve any case. Sold in
all towns in the UnitedStates, and by your
Druggist. Wholesale agents, Logan List
& Co. and LaHghlin Bros. &Co.
eod&w
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TRIBUTE OF REsPECr.--At q special
meeting Of the Trustees Of the Odd Eel.
lows Hall Association, held on the 10th
inst, the following preamble and resolu.
tons were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAs, The Trustees Of the Odd
FellowS Hall Association have heard
With profound sorrow Of the death OF our
worthy associate, q. w. Fran1heim; and
WHEREAS, Our deceased friend has
held the Office Of Trustee, with little inter.
mission, from the granting Of the charter
Of our incorporation 10 the present date;
and has on different occasions given US
pecuniary aid and devoted his time and
services TO the erection Of this building,
and the liquidation Of It's debt; and
WHEREAS, Our departed brother has
always been friendly, genial and pleas.
and associate with Us at this Board; DO
IL therefore =
Reoolped, That in the death Of G. W,
Franzheim, one Of the trustees Of the As.
ISOLATION, we have lost q worthy associate
whose valuable services we hereby recog.
nile, and now desire to place on record
ResoIred, That as mark Of regard for
our deceased brother, We will attend his
funeral in 4 body and wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu.
tions be transmitted TO the family OF our
deceased friend.
JIM. TODD, Pest
W. P. MCKELYEY, See'V,
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IGOR RENT
FOR SALE.
UlRUsYEE's SALE.

i
by virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Charlie,
Martin and Augusta his wife 10 the Undersigned
Trustee, dated the 10Th nay Of March, 1875, and 70
COrdCl In the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book
No. $, rage 20 and 29i, will on
SATURDAY, January 20, 1871,
Raginuing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, at the
front door OF the Court House Of said Ohio county,
proceed 10 sell without reserve, 10 the highest and
best bidder, the following described property, that
Is To sly: "A tract Of land situated at the west end
Of the town Of TriadelphiH, In said county OF Ohio
beginning nj stone corner ut the side OF Little
Wheeling Creek; thence north 9G' west IS poles 10
Etakc ut the top Of bench on the hill; thOncO
with MilliGRns line 10 the line Of John RInke's
farm; thence with RnkC's lIbe to tho National
Road, and ihsuCG running with Little Wheeling
Creek to the place Of beginning. Also the fraction
Of lot numbered lot No. y In said town oil
Tfisdcphia, and joining the said lest mentioned
trcl, the whole containing about eight acres more
or less. Also the following property In said town
IlTriWlclphia: Beginning at point on the north
side Of what Is known rs West Lane In said town
Oriy feet west oil point on tho north aide Of said
Lane, immediately opposite the northeast corner
UltLOl Nod; thence wtstwardy with yAid Lane
lii lGeli thence nOrthwATdy In straight ltle, al
right angles with said Lane, 80 feet; thence east
wArdly In n straight line 1871 feet; thence south.
warily towards said Lane 40 feet; thence wOst.
w"rily lOfeet; thence southwardly 100 feet to the
beginning.
< TXRNs OF. EALR-One-fourth Of the purchase
money In cash, and lhe residue In three equal in.
sIlllments at six, twelve and eighteen months
with interest on Lald deferred inStallmentS from
the dry Of sale until payment, the purchaser L
give his notes with approved security for said de
lerred payments, and the title 10 the property Il
b. retained until the purchase money 10 fully paid
- SA JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
j. W. MITCHELL, AuttloneGr.
HUBBARD 4 EgsKINR Solicitors de2O-W
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River News.
lBY Telegrarh.l

"
CAIRO, January 10.-River 10 feet and
rising. Weather cloudy and warm; mer.
curry Ss0. The ice continues heavy; bul
the volume is not SO great as it was yes,
terday. Most Of the steamers In pori
have steam up, ready to move II neces.
sRry.
LousyILLE, January 1O.-The river Ia
full Of floating ice.
CINCINNATI, January 1O.-Riyer swell.
ling slowly, but ice remains unchanged
Some anxiety is felt among steamboat
men about the water coming down from
above and preparations are being made
for n breakup. A rise OF l inch per hour
during the day is reported from Ports,
mouth, with stationary river tonight
1ronton reports 20 feet and rising slowly
NEW ORLEANS, January 10.-No ar.
rivals or departures weather clear and
cool.
EVANSVILLE, January LOAN inch Of
snow has fallen during the afternoon
Weather clear tonight; mercury from
20 to 81 dogs. River n feet and station,
airy. The ice is very firm, hundreds q
people are crossing and re-crossinp. The
Green river feet ia all right.
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PRAYERS IN PRlvArE.-The week Of
prayer in all our large cities and towns
WILDE observed by the churches, while
in many country places there will be such
observance as circumstances permit,
During such time the hearts Of Christ
ians warm up towards each other as they
come closely in contact, and as they SYM.
pathetically engage in worship. The
United Presbyterian, commenting on the
matter, says:
1--WE do not attempt any direction as
to how the services should be conducted
this will be determined by those who, on
the ground, in congregations and neigh.
borhoods, know what is practicable and
most promising Of good results. But one
thing may be suggested as almost inyari.
ably required. Congregations ought to
have times Of private worship If they de.
sire TO get the full benefit Of the services
The rage for large meetings, with enthu.
siastic proceedings and newspaper reports
is so great that there is danger Of forget.
ting the close, familiar, cementing com.
munion which ought 10 be provided for
by those whoare associated in one Christ.
ian family. Union meetings are good in
their place, but when they break up the
small assemblies OF conliding fellowship
they are trespassing and ought to be re.
E,rained.n
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SENATE CAUCUS. The Democratic
Senators met in their chamber at the
Capitol building yesterday morning al
10 o'clock.
Senator Clayton, of Mineral county,
called the caucus to order.
Mr.. Cunningham, Of Pendleton, was
elected Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Grantham, the Rules
Of the last Senate were adopted as the
rules Of the caucus, with the amendment
ofSecret ballot instead Of vive voca vote.
Nominations for President Of the Sen.
ate being in order, Mr.. Dennis, OF Green,
brier, nominated Col. D. D. johnson.
Senator Ferguson nominated ". N
Arnell, Of Marion county.
A ballot being taken Mr.. Arnelt was
declared elected. t-.
Mr.. Cunningham, Of Pendleton county
was nominated for Clerk Of the Senate.
John D. Anderson, Of Marshall county
was nominated for Sergeant.at.Arms Of
the Senate.
Thomas Il. Perciyal, Of Jefferson coun.
y, was the nominee Of the caucus for
Door-Keeper Of the Senate.
VIM. Martin, Of Cabell county, was
elected Assistant Clerk Of the Senate.
On motion Of Col. d. D. johnson, the
appointment OF committee clerks was in.
definitely postponed.
The caucus then, on motion Of Mr.
Ferguson, adjourned.
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MATT MoRoAN.-Morgan's company
gave their second entertainment in the
Opera House last night before good
sized audience, though not so large one
as upon the previous night. The.sho
was the same as upon Tuesday evening,
with single EXCEPTIONS sketch called
"My Wife's Neighbors" wasIsubstituled
for the stupid "O'Gradys" Of the first
night. Morgan caricatured Mr.. Fred.
Huseman and Capt. J, J. Roberts, OF the
st. James Hotel, so we'll that the pictures
"took" amazingly with the audience. The
next entertainment at the Opera House
will be the Boucicault comedy company
in forbidden Fruit"
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WHEELING Stock YARD COMPANY
Secretary Of State Hedrick yesterday is.
sued q certificate Of incorporation to the
Wheeling Stock Yard Company, for the
purpose Of buying and selling cattle
hogs, sheep and other stock, keeping and
feeding stock for drovers and others, and
for furnishing lodging and boarding fol-
drovers, butchers and others. Said cor
poration will keep its principal Office in
Wheeling, and is 10 expire Jan. 8, 1897
Thesum ofS4,C00 has been subscribed tc
the capital stock, and S4OO paid in, the
privilege Of increasing the capital stock
TO $4,000 being reserved. The capital
SO subscribed is divided into shares OF $50
each (which are held as follows: Fred
erick Schenck, D, G. List, ir, Otto Hess
Charles Loefiler and L. Alderman, II
shares each, all Of Wheeling.
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ENO CAPITALISTS rs dive 4l
IL
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS OF
BsE Engaging 10 Grape Growing, AU
Coal Mining or Market
Gardening.

On accbItnt Of advanced aee nm dcirous oI
changing my residence, aud therefore otter for sale
my farm situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
the river bank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the vii
lagc Of A:tnaville. The property conAiSts Of 60
acres I hill and table hind aud IS Of riVGf bottom.
In the lin there arc two seams Of coal, OK anl s.
feet thick, three deposits Of limestone, nm iOOl
vein Of close texture sind or free stone Rn Is foot
vein Of mari which altogether make soil and nn
underlying bed Of deposits Of rich and valuable
character.
On tho surface, the larger portion Of which lIes
gently NOpns 10 the East, and all under direct OK.
posure III the sun, Vineyard Of 80 acres, mostly
CAiawtI grapes MI In hnc bearing condition, about
seven years Old which has proven itself able 10 nay
u handsome ICr cent 10 the CuItIyNtor,
,ThepropeTty Is being approached above and b.
low byan advancing tide Of persons seeking small
hOmCSteadS and is now really the only uuOScupietI
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
1t is valuable Us an investment for capital seeking
safe purchase and valuable TO those who want mar
kCt gardening ground close to the city. II fronts
beautifully upon the river and commands \ view a
tho city, The Island and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
The terms Of sale will 10 one-thIrl cash, balance
in two annual payments, per cent interest on de-
ferrpl payments. For further particulars lnQulR
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or by mall at Bridgeport, Ohio
mrs
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As Bly,, the confidence man, was about
leaving the Court House yesterday Rt.
ternoon, hepicked up his overcoat, which
was lying on the back OF chair. Con.
stable Dick Richardson, who was stand.
ing by, anticipated him, and reaching
forward gobbled up the garment before
he had time to put it on, and took pos.
session Of it on IN attachments issued at
the instance Of a woman to whom BY
was indebted for cleaning his store room,
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APAIR OF GLOVES MADE FROM Hu.
MAN SKTN.-Mr. NJ. Blumenthal, the
halter, has ut his place Of business a
novelty in the way Of n pair Of gloves
made from human skin. The history OF
the gloves is briefly as follows: A man
named j. II. Hunter, hung for murder at
Akron, Ohio, devised his body to ply.
stefan Of that place. The physician, in
dissecting the body, preserved a
portion Of the skin, which he brought TO
this city and had Mr.. Blnmenthal make
into pair Of gloves. The gloves are
comfortable, neat and substantial, but we
doubt il that class OF goods will come
into general Use during the present gen
Grafton.
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MIsTAKEN.-Loud cries, very much
resembling those Of woman in distress,
proceeded, last night, from the second.
story OF Market street, Centre Wheel
ing, house. Upon several welI.disposed
people rushing to the rescue OF the sup.
posed female in distress,the were quoted
with the following words Of welcome
"Vat for you takes me? l vas shust
training mine lettle dog here. He Is one
very goot dog, and he must learn hes
Sabbath school lesson"
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MEETING OF BoARDoF REeENn.-The
Board Of Regents Of the West Virgins
University, at Morgantown, will meet al
the Capitol this morning at II o'clock,
for thepurpose Of electing a President Of
the institution. The following member
Of tie Board were in the city last night
Col. Dan. johnson, Attorney General
Matthews, Hon. G, ]. Faulkner, Henry s
Walker and +, w, Chalfant.
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REpuBTIcAN PRIMARIEs.-Thc Repub.
licans in the several wards Of the city
will meet this evening to select delegates
to & convention to be held at the Court
House on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
We trust that those having the primaries
in charge will not neglect to send 10 this
office list OF the delegates TO the conven.
ton, and nominations for Council, rs
early rs possible.
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sKATINd.--The river in front Of 18th
street was last night illuminated with a
lot ofcampaign torches, and hundreds Of
skaters moved swiftly to and fro over the
smooth ice. The Sumner brass band was
present, and enlivened the scene with
sweet strains Of music. Truly, the lovers
Of skatorial exercise have reason TO COM
plain Of the weather Old Probabilities is
furnishing this winter.
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I. BLUM Il BRO,
IIOi Main Street.
Ghe1tttelIi9e
THURSDAY, JAN. IL. 1877.
New AdvertIsemen1s.


Forty-First Annual Report OF Receipts
and Expenditures.
Election Notice-To the Qualified Vot-
ers OF the City Of Wheeling.
Just Ready-West Virginia Edition Of
Mitchell rs Geography:
Election Notice-Wheeling and Elm
Grove Rrailroad Co.
Vose's Hydropult or Force Pump.
Noiice-1. 0. OF.
Dissolution-Crawford & Thoburn.g
For Sale--DeSirable Residence
To Housekeepers-A. W. PAUL. & Bro
a P.L. A. o. NJ. G. q
Weather Strips-E. L. Nicoll.
For Rept-Two-Story Brick House.
For Rent-Two-story..Fr Frame House.
American Walches.-Oxtoby & Duflield
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The New ODoRLEss ApPARArus.-The
Eagle odorless apparatus, for cleaning
cess pools and vaults, which Council de.
cided to introduce into the city,will be put
in operation az soon as the weather per.
mits. The apparatus will arrive in the
city within week, and will be operated
by Messrs. Harry Smith & Co.
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BIHs ExAMNINATtoM-The examin.
alton Of David Bly,, the alleged conf.
dence operator, was resumed before Jus.
tice Caldwell in the Court House yester,
day afternoon. The entire afternoon
was taken up with the examination Of
witnesses, and in the evening the case
was adjourned over TO to-day for argu'
FnATI -.
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THE mail wagon from Wheeling to
Bridgeport broke down this morning
when crossing the Island, the accident
causing delay sufficient to miss connec.
ton with the early train on the y. & P.
The mail came along, however, all right
at noon.-SleubtnpiLe Herald.
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TRAxsyRR OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing transfer of real estate was ad.
mitted to record in the office Of the Clerk
of the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made Jan. 9, 1877, by Ann
Graham, Of Wheeling, to VIM. Bailey, Of
Melrose, Mass, for a part Of lot No. So
situated on the southeast corner OF Main
street and Alley 7, in the city Of Wheel.
ing, with the buildings and appurtenances
thereunto belonging; $500.
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RAILROAD DIREcroRs.-At the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Balti
more 4 Ohio Short Line (Hempfeld,
Railroad Company the following officers
and directors were chosen:
President-C. NJ. Reed.
Seeretary-J. B. Washington.
IredHurer-W. H. Ijams.
Auditor-W. T. Thelin.
Chief Engineer. L. Randolph.
DireetOrs-W. W. Smith, S. B. Hayes
DR.. Thomas McKennan, VIM. Work
man, I. n. Garret, VIM. Keyser, ]. K
Cowen.
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IT now seems that the swindler and
confidence man who operated at Wheel
ing under the name Of David Bly, Is not
the Pittsburgher who bears that name,
but an impostor who assumed It for the
purpose Of facilitatinghis frauds.-Pas.
bur6h Gn.slEe
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THE subjects for prayer in the differ.
ent churches this evening are: Prayer
for Nations-for rulers, magistrates and
statesmen; for philanthropic and benevo-
lent Institutions; for u pure literature,
the spread Of sound education among the
people, and the maintenance Of peace.
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AND still it SHOWS. Every day we have
small addition to the already good sup.
ply. 1t comes little at time and set
ties solid. 1t is said that lighted can
die will burn a hole through snow. ball,
without splitting a drop OF water, which il
accepted as sign that the snow won't
leave in hurry.
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Arm BRoKEN.-Mr. Samuel Kline, an
old and we'll known citizen, met with an
unfortunate accident on Tuesday evening.
While walking on Market street he
slipped and fell on the icy pavement, and
broke his arm below the elbow,
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HENRY DuNNING, the popular cigar
dealer OF 18th street, yesterday sent to the
Senate and House Of delegates, several
hundred Of his famous tips, they were
relished by our law makers, who voted
Dunning A No. !, also his tip.
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w.P. MoKE1vEY, Ssey. 'D'

JUSTICE To1IvAR.-August Miller was
before Justice ITolivar yesterday morn
Ing, 10 answer a charge Of ASsaulting his
vile and son in Fulton. The examina-
ton resulted in his being remanded to
jail, in default Of 5000 bond for his ap-
peArAnce NJ conrt
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Jon lot Of white shirts, home made
wool blankets, 81 so pair and cashmeres
in all colors, to be closed out at some
price, by J. W. FERRELs,
Cor. Main and 10th streets.
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PoIIcE CoURr-Judge ofanmer.

There were only two cases before this
court yesterday morning, viz:
sallie Baxter was charged with using
abusive language toward Jane johnson
Sent TO jail for thirty days.
Samuel Alder, for drunkenness, went
to the city prison for thirty days.
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To mothers whose children are weep
ing-sweet and balmy slnmber secured
for the little ones, and coughs and colds
rapidly banished by the use Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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The following appears on building
on Main street, North Wheeling "Took
Notice Mabbe you Don't Had Peter LOAF
Rount Here ven you Don't got some Bis.
nes." Amt II?
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We heard last night that q boy had
been knocked down and run over by 4
horse and sleigh in Bellaire in the alter.
noon, and had leg broken.
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THE new hall being built by Mr.. West.
wood, Of the Eighth Ward, will be com.
pleted shortly. II will be as fine hall
as there is now in the city.