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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-18
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Enrollmentfo for the montb-Washing'
ton AZ, Madison 10, Clay So, Union 81,
Webster 70, Richie 81, Colored4 AZ, total
346. Branches taught and number Of pu.
pils in each: spelling SAC, reading 344
writing 800, mental arithmetic 1875, writ
ten arithmetic 30S, grammar IA, geogra-
phy IL; per cent OF attendance on enroll
ment 70; amount paid for instruction in
evening schools 1922 80.
The report was filed.
A communication was received from
Lizzie Hartstein, asking permission 70
complete her education at the Fourth
Ward School, which vas granted.
The children OF John NJ. Maxwell and
a little girl named Hettie Watson, all oil
whom reside on the South Side. were
granted permission to attend the Fourth
Ward School.
A communication was received from
the Japitor Of tie Third Ward public
school, asking for an increase Of salary.
Referred TO the local commissioners OF
Clay district.
The following resolution was offered
ny 1uuse oT N. -
Rcsotred, Ihat 1he s~aPeiih.enuen. re- !,
any, what, Principals or teachers habit
ually or otherwise refuse TO give the re-
cesses directed by the rules of the Board,
and by what aulnorl'y. IL,
The statement was made " .ne !uuge
a complalnI haa zen maoe 70 MN ~
q nnmoer o. islanu sa.'1epS, aass ioi,
Stevenson, me ffihclpat Oh 'hs severn ~
Ward schooi, had not petm,t.eu ms
pupils TO nave . recess since 1he hoii'
days. .,n..;,, ;. d;.,.;.,
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Mrssna' MEErrNs.-Another meeting
Of coal miners was held at the Atlantic
Engine houselMt evening, OF which there
was q pretty full attendance.
Mr.. E.. J. criswell was called TO pre-
side. Reports Of committees being
called for several were made on points
which would not be ineligible 10 the
general reader and are therefore OF no
general interest. They referred to the
methods Of digging and filling coal and
the difference In the amount Of earnings
by the miners under each plan. The
opinion expressed by the different speak
ers was that Notwithstanding all of the
bank owners, with theexception Of Messrs.
Kimberly & Co, were paying fifty cents q
wagon, the price for which the men had
struck, q combined effort was being made
by them to reduce the pay Of the miners
10 the old price, 40 cents per wagon, and
that such a proposition would probably
be made by Monday evening.
An inquiry was made as to whether
any Of the miners from Kimberly & Co.'s
bank were present, and one answered that
he worked there. On being asked what
wages Kimberly & Co. were actually pay.
ing, his said that he really didn't know
what the price was. Another miner ask.
ed about the meeting %pnrporting to have
been held and the resolutions adopted
and published 10 the Eeeniag Standard OF
yesterday. The party INTERCEPTED an.
swered that Mr.. Kimberly came into the
bank with the resolutions, but he didn't
know who wrote them and didn't know
what they were. He supposed Mr.. Kim.
berly wrote them.
After discussing the proposition Of
Kasely & Co, which was 75 cents q hun.
dred bushels for clean coal, and 35
cents for nut coal, II was finally
adopted as the sense OF the meeting that
the miners adhere to the demand for
which they struck, to wit, fifty cents per
car. They adopted resolutions that II
any OF the bank owners offered less than
that amount per car the men should
come out, and that in those banks, the
owners Of which abided by the fifty cent
contract, the miners should continue to
work, but II such bank owners should
attempt to furnish the owners OF striking
banks with coal for their customers their
men should at once quit work. Acol.
lection was then taken up, during the
taking Of which Mr.. Criswell sang an
ode.
The meeting then adjourned to meet in
same place on Monday evening next at
Z o'clock.
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TEMPERANCE NorEa.-Mr. J. Kemple
was the orator at Parker's Hall last eve
The Pit,.burghers have found out tba,
Capt. John Bsggs lisa great temperance
orator, and their papers puff him without
The OTIS Hall meeting last night wa,
opened with prayer by Mr.. John West
wood, after which speeches were made BY
Messrs. G. w. Baggs, Robert Marshall
J. Gillespie, OF Benwood, John Westwood
and others. There were eleven signers
to the pledge.
Hollinger are to speak at ott's Hall this
evening.
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FiRsr MAsquE BALL.-The first masque
ball Of the Memorial Social, which took
place at Goetze's Memorial Hall, corner
Market and 23d streets. last night, was a
very pleasant affair. There was q large
crowd in attendance, yet the best Of order
was preserved, and all present seemed 10
enter into the tpirit OF the occasion with
a zest that betokened their hearty enjoy.
ment. The costumes worn by the gay
masquers were, many Of them, quite
elaborate, and the display, taken as a
whole, was acreditable one. Some Of the
specimens were so suggestive Of fun that
they excited merrimentin whatever direc.
ton the Wearers went. The uuccess Of the
ball is due, In q great measure, to the
efforts OF the Committee Of Arrange.
ments, which consisted Of Messrs. VIM.
Schambra, A. Blum, G, Goetze, ]. Smith,
Wm. Leo, VIM. stoeizer, Fred. Hanke,
IL, K. Kraft and J. Mix. The music
was furnished by Billy Mayors quadrille
band, and was Of course satisfactory 10
the dancers,
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s MORNING Glory Baking Powder neve.
fails to make bread light.


aGERMAs sYRup."-No other medicine
in the world has ever given such 3 test
Of its curative qualities as Boschee'i
German Syrup. In three years two mil
lion four hundred thousand email bottles
Of this medicine were distributed Jree d
charge by Druggists in this country 10
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and
other diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
giving the American people undeniable
proof that German Syrup will cure
them. The result has been that Drug.
gists in every town and village In the
United States are recommending 1t to
their customers. Go to your Druggiet,
and ask what they know about II. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular size rs cents,
Three doses will relieve any case. eod&w
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Chicago Cattle marker.

CHICAGO, January 1.-THE DrorerS Jour.
nal reports
one small lot sold at S. IS; medium To good
slow, weak and easier, but not quotably
higher, sales at s. 9oa4 so; feeders aud
stockers steady with q fair demand ut So 90
as 90; butchers dull, cows 81 SOFAS 37K,
steers IS 25a3 SIX, bulls IS 0OaS SIX.
Hoos-Receipts $1,000; shipments $50;
all grades opened strong and prices ruled
steady throughout; mixed packing and
light closed firm at s. 00a4 90; choice mix.
ed and packing advanced to $i1oa4 10; all
sold.
snKRr-Receipts 1000; shipments 1900;
Unchanged supply moderate; sales atSs 80
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rHr SUPERINTENDENT REPORT

for the month Of December shows: En-
rollment for the month 3,479, ayerag,
attendance 3,142, average absence 1877
per cent Of average attendance on en-
rollment 90, enrolment since Sept. Is
4,lGS; No. cases OF t~ardiness-Washing.
ton 20, Madison 10, Clay 1888, Union 1888
Centre 1862, Webster 1os, Richie 80, col
ored 94, total 500, No, Of pupils perfect
10 Observation-Disclosures 119. Madison
100, Clay 249, Union 1913, Centre 1ls
Webster 13s, Richie 227, colored II, totaI
1921; enrolment in each school-Mash
inston 427, Madison 34S, Clay CO.,, Unior
$50, Centre 375, Webster 4S0, Richie GAL
colored "a; per cent Of attendance
Washington IS, Madison 90. Clay 93
Union 90, Centre Ss, Webster IS, Ritchit
92, colored IS; branches tsught ant
number Of pupils in each-orthography
3,A07, reading 3.114, writing 1897, men
tal arithmetic 1888, written arithmetic
1903, geography 1902, grammar 81
history $50, physiology 80, natural phi
losophy %, chemistry %, botany 10
astronomy 26, algebra 1870, geometry %
U. s. Constitution Is, German $50, physi
cal geography n, rhetoric 10, drawing
454; amount paid for tuition, inclusive
Of German, S3.S27 so.
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BEAUTIFUL WEATHER. = Yesterday
was n Of the most beautiful days we
have enjoyed this season, and there has
been some lovely weather during the
winter. The sun shone as bright as in
October, and the atmosphere was justcool
enough TO be bracing. The fine weather
attracted hundreds o ladies to the streets
and the city presented s scene Of activity
not often witnessed these dull times. We
trust that we may have many more such
days during the remainder Of the winter
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DEED OF AsslaNMENr.-A deed Of as.
signment was yesterday made by Capt,
William A. Mccoy to w. j. w. Cowden,
conveying the stock Of groceries, goods.
ETC., 10 the store room numbered l03l
Market street, for tho benefit OF said Nc.
Coy's creditors. The goods will be sold
at public or private sale, as Mr.. Cowden
may think most advantageous 10 the par,
ties interested.
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IT is considered probable that the old
timetable will be re-adopted on the
Hempfeld road. The present schedule
was adopted in order to connect with the
narrow gauge road at Washington, bni
the trains on the latter road do not arrive
or depart in time to make the proper
connections.
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THOSE GAMBLING CAsHs.-The gam.
bling cases noted in these columns yes
terday morning did not come before the
police court, the defendants having con
fessed judgment and paid tho maximum
fine and costs. Their namesdo not figure
In our police court report this morning
for the simple reason that they were
withheld by the police authorities.
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PERSONAL PoIsrs.-Drs. Todd and
Frissell, whose illness We noted q day OF
two ago, are gradually recovering.
Col. Meinrod Grenninger, OF the Ores.
cent Mill, left for Pittsburgh yesterday
to visit old friends.
Mr.. James speyer, Of the firm Of Speyer
Bros, yesterday left for his old homea al
Hartford, Conn, to spend a few weeks
with his relatives.
Deputy q. s. Marshal BIZ. Campbell
Of Hancock county, was in the city yes,
terday, on his way to Parkersburg.
Rev. J.T. Mcclure lectures at the Bus
mess College this evening. Subject
Selection Of Business as a Life. w
Miss Sallie J. Meholin, Principal Of the
Third Ward public school, is to assume
the character OF Margaret OF ANTON" il
a historical drama which is shortly to
be produced for the benefit Of the Chill
dren's Home, in connection with the
"Mother Goose Sociables.a The play wa,
written by Mrs. Clifton, and a number O.
we'll known citizens are to assist In il
production.
R. Fl. Brown, Of Hancock county, is a,
the Mcclure.
Yesterdays arrivals at the ST. James In
clude J. D. Lazier, Of New Martinsville;
Frank McDermott, Of Washington, D., O.
and james o. Watson, Of Fairmont.
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AlIeghenyC ntue.

EAST LIBERrY, January 17.-oArrLE-
Receipts to-day 40 head OF through ant
374 head Of yard stock; total for three day
900 through and 1871 yard. Prime IS 90
good IS Is, common 81 O0a4 90.
Hoes-Receipts to-day 3,025 head; tota,
for three days 1880. Workers 81 O0a4 10
PhiladelphiAs 81 coal 10.
SHREf-Receipts to-day 700 head: tota
for three days 6,2oo.=NoIhesp sold today
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, January 17.-Flour-
Dull; superfine 81 90. extra SIS 90, Penn.
s sstsaf FAMILY lAS s. Soas Z %, UG SisI q grades aln ani
patent S60oas0 90. Wheat-DulI and lower;
amber 81 Sal 70, red 81 35at 40, white
81 40at :45. Corn-Dull and lower; sail
551fc, january 55a55Ac, February soc.
0ats-Dull and weak; Pennsylvania white
SIC, western do ~S715aSs19c, do mixed $50.
Rye-Dullat6Sa7Sc. ProviSions-Quiet and
steady. Pork-$l2 00a12 80. Beef Hams
sis 00al7 so. India Mess Beef-$23 GOA
"a 90. Hams--9Na11c, picked do 7L{asc,
green do Gaze; smoked shoulders 53la6c,
shoulders In salt 4l<a4Xc. Lard-Frm;
loose butchers &c.
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Liquor cAsE.-W. R. Moore, who
lives in MoundsyilIe, yesterday entered
an information before Justice William
Phillips, charging George Huseman with
selling liquor on Sunday. The charge
was formally Investigated, and not being
sustained by the evidence, was dismissed
at the cost Of complainant.
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Tas williamsons, and the dramatic
company supporting them, will arrive
this morning at 5 o'clock from Columbus,
Ohio. After playing here on Friday and
Saturday evenings they will open in
Washington City on Monday evening for
a weeks engagement. They are elm
mense," and everybody should see them,
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oFFIcErs OF THE NAIL Cry Brew,
ERY.-The directors Of the Nail City
Brewing Company met yesterday and
elected The following officers: President,
P. Welty; Vice President, John Butter.
field; Secretary, Charles Bingel. Mr.
WeIiy succeeds Mr.. Frank Walter az
President, the latter having declined &c
run on account Of other business engage
menta.
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HEADouARTERs FOR CHEAP GooDs-
JoHSRoEMER's.-Dry Goods, Carpet and
Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 20l9 and
2021 Main street. Just received, 10000
bolts Of new styles OF Wall Paper and
Borders, at reduced prices; 1000 Bleach.
ed and Unbleached Muslins, s, 4, 8, 0,
loo per yard. A large stock Of Cash.
meres and other Dress Goods at cost and
less than cost, to reduce stock. Carpets
loo up. Best Superior Southern Carpet
Chain at 25c q pound. Best Clark's o. n,
7. Machine Cotton 800 per dozen.
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AN attempt was made to burglarize The
residence Of Mr.. Hugh Devine, corner
40th and Jacob streets, early Wednesday
morning. The thieves made 70 much
noise 10 trying TO force open u window
that the family were alarmed, when the
rascals fled.
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MoRs1se Glory Baking Powder is bsst
tor broad, cakes, biscuits, DO.

ADAMS 4 Lucas invite attention to
their FisoHER Pianos, which have q iine
powerful tone, and are Furnished at re-
msrkably low prices. Also to their gem
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and sec;
ond hand, III other makers, and oil Reed
Organs, 10 LET and ForSale:
illustrated Catalogues, with Price List,
mailed free on application. For sale ut
ADAMS & LUcAs' Music Store,
1927 Market street.
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MoRsIsa elory Baking Powder /, pure.

HArrYrDtsGs Tor nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pnlvermacher's Electric
Bella etiectually cure premature debil-
ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour
nal, with information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address PuLvERMAoHER
GALyAS1oC Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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DrsMssED.-The case OF Wm. Ryan,
charged with assaulting George A. Nor.
man on the 10th OF December last, near
Clinton, came up before Justice Caldwell
Yesterday for examination. With the
consent Of the Prosecuting Attorney, the
information vas Withdrawn, the defend.
ant paying the costs.
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THE work of repairing the damage
done by the recent Gre at the ST. Alphon.
sus Church was commenced yesterday.
The cost OF the repairs is covered by In
surance, with the exception Of lining the
fnes with terra Gotta pipe, which will he
borne by the congregation.
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sEREsApED.-Mr. John Citizen and his
new bride were entertained at his fathers
residence in Kirkwood, last evening.
The irrepressible serenaders were out in
force with every conceivable convenience
for hideous noise-making.
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LEVERS addressed rs follows are bel

LETTERS addressed rs follows are held
for postage in the city p~ostofice; Thos
Clarity, Wheeling, Ohio county; j. X
RalcliG, Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, 8 cents; Mary
Young, 1908 Chapline street, city, ! cent
Mrs. j. D. Easter, Evansville, Illinois, ;
cents; W. 81. johnson, cor. Twelfth and
Byron streets. l cent; Johnnie Cooper
city, 2 cents; 1, Britt, No. 119 10Th street
city, 9 cents; Mrs. Mary Conron, Flush
ing, Ohio, l cent
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Petroleum Market.

%PrTTsDuRGH, January 17.-Petroleum-
Crude steady at 81 5s1S ut ParkehHs re.
fined dull at Ike, Philadelphia delivery.
on CRY, Pa, January 17.-Petroleum
Market opened quiet aud steady, with
sales at 81 3GH, advanced to 81 3SIS, and
closed firm at 81 s99G bid. Total shipments
S0.s6o barrels; total transactions $4,000
hnrrals. 2
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MORNING Glory Baking Powder is tn
most economical.

BABY shows are the fashion now, but
as long as mothers continue to nurse
their little ones with Leudanum or other
opia,es, they cannot expect their Babies
to look bright. II your Baby needs med
icine get a good and harmless m SUCH AZ
Dr.. Bnll's Baby Syrup. % cents a bottle
d&w
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PoItnr C-onRr-Ludae Cunma.

AT yesterday mornings session Of Che
police court the following cases were dis
Richard Hinton, disOrderly conduct,
50 and costs. Committed. -,
Jacob stofel, disorderly conduct. So
and costs. Committed.
Nick Pffer, disOrderIy conduct 81 and
costs. Paid.
Harry Barry, wm. McEntee and Toby
Vance, charged with drunkenness, were
fined 50 and costs each. In default OF pay
ment they were all committed.
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OFFICER GRAHAM gathered in four
tired mortals yesterday,who were suffer-
ing from the effects OF too much tama-
rack. All were p, w. Il KY. laborers.
The "big FOUR were the cole occupants oil
the lookup at IL o'clock last night.
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NRw YORK, January 17.-Business II
moderate with commission houses and 7the
jobbing trade Is quiet. Cottons goods
sluggish but steady In price. Prints rather
more active; Pacific light prints opened al
8 cents, but Pacific dark prints are un.
changed. Mems woolens continuein light
demand but steady. Foreign goods dull.
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THE Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades assembled on the wharf yester.
day and passed a resolution that the rail-
road contractors be required to remove
the powders and foot stones on the line
Of the road under the direction Of the
Street Commissioner.
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TuEM Matthews Light Guards last night
decided to opent the new Washington Hall
February 1st, with q grand ball. II will
be iulldress affair, and the boys should
be getting their swallow.tails ready.
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SToCKs-The market was irregular to.
day. At the opening speculative shares
were strong, then heavy Til noon, prices
falling Aal per cent, the latter in Della.
ware 4 Hudson and Pacific Mail. The
usual recovery succeeded, but during the
afternoon and at the close prices were IA
X lower from the highest point Of the day,
except for coal shares, whichwere steady.
Lake Shore sold as high as G17S and down
to cox.
Transactions aggregated 5000 shares,
OF which I, 200 were Erie, . ,0OOLake Shore,
400 Northwestern, 2,l00 st. Paul prefer.
red, 0;4O0 Lackwanna, $500 Pacific Mail,
and 1000 Western Union. 49,
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TIMOTHY DAReoS, Esq, is talking
about injancting the r. W. & Ky. road
from running through his farm on the
river bank, as It materially interferes
with his present abode.
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CoReEcr1os.-Thomas Clark, a miner,
enormously reported by us as working Al
Kimberly &Co's bank at forty cents per
wagon, Is employed at the Kasley bank,
where litty cents per wagons paid.
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THs couRn.-counrY CouRr-JuSs.
Boyd.-Inth this court yesterlayth III follow.
Ing business WA transacted:
The case Of D. Peck and d. D. I. Cow
an ys. Frank Q. Robinson, in assumpsit
was dismissed.
Mccoy, in assumpsit, was dismissed.
Adjourned until this morning at :
o'clock.
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sELFcr soorAI.-As pleasant a party
as has been held during the season was
given last evening at the reaidence Of Mr..
Jerry Clemens, corner Main and 1lth
streets. Some twenty-five or thirty
couple we're in attendance and enjoyed
themselves to the music Of 7. T. Cock
ayne's excellent band.
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A Mn. MORTON was yesterday married
to Mrs. Lou Taylor, relict Of the late
John Taylor, Of Bridgeport. The cere-
mony took place at the Bridgeport West
End M. E. Church.
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TRACK LAYING on the P. W. & K. R R.
yesterday evening had reached the old
Phillips, late Centripetal Machine
Works. By tomorrow night the work
will have progressed as far as the gus.
pension Bridge.
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An unpleasant passenger in astreet car
Is a crying Baby. 1nsuch cases DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup should be given to the little
sufferer TO cease its troubles. 25 cents a
bottle. d&w
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FA1R-A fair will be gwen by the
members Of the st, John German Protest.
ant Church, in the basement Of their
church, about the middle otnext month.
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A HOG with a rope around his hind
leg, and poeessed Of 1000 devils, and a
mad German with aclub, gave a matinee
to a very, enthusiastic audience in Bridge.
port yesterday afternoon.
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THE chairs for the new Washington
Hall were received yesterday, but will
not be put down until after the grand
opening ball by the N. l. g.
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MADE AN AssleNMEsr.-Yesterday
morning Capt. VIM. A. Mccoy, reta,
grocer at 1887, wes.sideof Market Square
made an assignment TO w. J. W. Cowder
for the benefit Of his creditors. Liabili'
ties fifteen hundred dollars. Assets I'M
known. His largest creditor is MIR. Eg'
erter. In the afternoon Thomas Colyin
from whom Capt. Mccoy rents his store
room, sued out a distress warrant fol
rent due and TO become due, amounting
to some four or five hundred dollars
which complicates matters somewhat.
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TIE gallery godsp will Of necessity be
compelled to keep quiet at the Opera
House during the "Struck 0iln engage
ment, as the extra police force willmain-
tain strict order.
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THE Schultz Boat Club have rendered
avote Of thanks to Mr.. August Miller for
a handsome chrome which he presented
10 them recently.