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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-14

PROTECTIVE ENGINEERS AND PnoTs'
AssocrATfos.-The members Of the Cen.
tennial Protective Engineers and Pilots
Association No. 1, Of this city have ad-
dressed a petition to Local Inspectors
Young iand Wilson, asking them to be
more rigid In their examinations, and
promising 10 assist the local Inspectors
all they ian TO abolish from among them
incompetent and unskilled engineers.
The object Of the association Is thus eI-
planned:
a0ur motto is protection, not only to
ourselves but to the merchant the insur.
ance companies and the travelling com.
munity at large. We have formed this
association among ourselves, claiming TO
be practical engineers in every sense OF
the word. The majority Oft . have served
an apprenticeship at the business, build
ing engines, putting them up from the
sand and also running them afterwards
TO the satisfaction Of all concerned, and
we do feel agrieved to see men acting In
the capacity Of engineers who are not
skilled in any one particular as regards
building an engine, neither do we believe
they or those parties who have had but II
few months practice are capable or trust.
worthy TO hold the position they do. We
need not refer to thelast two explosions;
suffice II to say that 1t goes 10 prove our
assertions in regard to the employment
OF incompetent men to fll q OF the
most responsible positions on our river
boats. We could write yolumns on this
subject but wait with patience to see the
final result Of the action Of those who
have II in their power to have the evil
remedied.
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Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, January - otton-Firm
at l0Ac. Flour-Dull and prices q shade
lower; family IS 50a5 rs. Wheat-Dun and
nominal. Corn-Easier at S9a40kc. Oats
Stronger at 29a32c. Rye-Seadyw with q
fair demand at 6Sa64c. Barley-Dull and
unchanged. Pork-Actiye but not quota.
bly, higher at $ll 90. Lard-Firmer but
net q~uotably higher; steam *, kettle 7Aa
So. Bulk Meats-Dull and nominal. Box
ed Meats-In good demand and prices q
shade higher; shoulders 40, short rib 5Lsc,
short clear &C., long aud short s. SO bid,
IS 70 asked. Bacon-Scarce and firm at
5Na6Na7c. Green Meats-Firmer; shout
ders SIC sides IS 10a5 10, hams 5Aa7c
for IS to Is pounds average. Batter
Steady and unchanged. Linseed Oil
Steady at 69a60c. Whisky-Steady at 81 03.
H~oGs-Easier; common s. 40a3 rs, light
s. s0aS 90, packing IS s5a4 90, butchers
"a w,
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TIE wK11sBuRo SHOOTING MATCH
Several Wheeling riflemen went up 70
Wellsburg Saturday, TO shoot IN . match
there for q $50 rifle. The Wellsbure
marksmen had fifteen names on their ll'
Of persons who had agreed to shoot each
one 10 pay an entrance fec OF $500, and
Wheeling had agreed TO shoot ten scores
making, In all, twenty-five entries. onf
men shot all they had agreed TO, and one
Of them made q score Of 40 out Of apos-
sible 80. This seemed to have a gnietinG
effect on the Wellsburg and Bethany
marksmen who refused to shoot theil
scores or pay their entrance fee, only
seven out Of their fifteen shooting 4 score
Mr.. Charles Dwight surprised them By
making the highest score. Our riiemer
think that hereafter they will suggest the
prepayment Of entrance fees before they
shoot,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-14

GsrRuoK on.n-The williamsons ar,
booked for the Opera House on Friday
and Saturday evenings OF this week, II
their amusing play OF "struek OIL" An
exchange says Of the plays:
aStruck OIL" Is certain 10 be great sue
cess and enjoy q long run. The play d
something OF the Trip Van WinkleH
school, and Il rendered immensely inter
esting and amusing by the thoroughly
genuine, hearty, and irresistible humor
OF Mr.. Williamson, who plays the shoe.
maker, and here and there impartsa dash
OF pathos to his acting which goes direct
to the hearts oihis audience. Miss Maggie
Moore Is equally good as his daughter.
She dances, sings, and acts 90 cleyerly
that her reception was rs enthusiastic as
that Of Mr.. Williamson. Both were rap.
turously applAuded.
There will be no matinee on Saturday
afternoon as preyiously announced. The
sale Of seats will commence on Wednes-
day, at Adams & Lucas music store.
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New York.

NV YORK, January 12.-cotton-weak
at ll1<a1lKc. Flour-Vcryl limited trade
for export and home use; strongly in buy.
ers' favor; No. Q, 50 75a2 90. superfne ives,
tern and State 81 75a5 90, common 70
good IS 0Oa5 40, good TO choice s. Goa
8 90, white wheat extra 10 05aS 70, fancy
50 S0aS %, extra Ohio S. 16a7 so, St Louis
SIS 20as 25, Minnesota patent process 81 40
40 90. Wheat-Firmer; ungraded spring
81 27al SO, amber Mich. 81 As, winter red
western 81 4G,white western unsound 81 IS,
No. 9 Chicago in store 81 SOY, No. 2 Nil.
waukee in store 81 33h. Rye-Quiet wes-
tern 7la74c. Barley-Dull. Malt-Nomi-
nal. Corn-Quiet and unchanged. Oats
Dull; western mixed and State 35aS9Hc,
white western 36a4Sc. Hay and Hops
Unchanged. Coffee-Quiet aud unchanged.
Molasses-New Orleans quiet at at S0a4sc.
Rice-Quiet and steady. Whisky-Nomi.
nally at 81 90.
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THE LATE FREDIaRAM A BIGAMIsr.-
Mayor Sweeney aday or two since receiy-
ed a letter from Madame Predigram, nee
". Poulet, q resident Of the city Of Paris,
France, who claims that the late August
Predigram was her lawful husband.
Predigram, il will be remembered, came
10 this city as Musical Director Of the
Oates Comic Opera Company, q month or
no ago, and died suddenly at the Stamm
House Of apoplexy while the company
were filling an engagement at the Opera
House. His wife, or at least a woman
who was represented to be his vile, was
with him at the time Of his death, but
from the letter received by Mayor Swee-
ney il would appear that Predigram was
a bigamist /,
The letter was written under date Of
Dec. 9th, and the writer states that she
had read In a French journal published
In New York, an account Of Mr.. Predi.
grams death at Wheeling. She further
states that she was married to Predigram
December /, 1866, at the office Of the
Fifth ACCOMPLISHMENT, in Paris. Predi.
gram left Paris August Is, 1868, and since
that time she has received but two letters
from him-one announcing his arrival
in New York, and the second in answer
TO q letter she had written TO him asking
for a power Of attorney. In 1870 she
wrote to him and received no answer. In
the month Of AugustlMst the writer states,
a lady from America cam TO Paris TO
ascertain il she (the writer) yet lived.
This lady showed a portrait Of Predi:
gram, also an authorized contract OF
marriage between herself and Predigram,
which marriage had taken place in New
York in 1860. This lady said that pre-.
yious to her marriage with P~redigram he
had informed her that his first wife was
dead. The writer says: II prayed her
10 renounce her vengeance, as she still
had the privilege Of divorce, and could
prevent another union in the future. She
did not return to me ..for u letter 1 was
to write TO my husband, but returned to
New York to make q great scandal and d.
vorce. Alarmed as to what she might do,
| wrote direct to Predigram, and never
heard from him. My letter was to the
address which the lady gave, viz: Mon
sieur A. P~redigram, No. 142 East Thir.
tenth street, corner Third Avenue, New
York City, 1 did not wish 10 injure him,
although he injured me from my youth"
The letter concludes with a request
that the possessions Of her late husband
be forwarded TO her in Paris. As his
second wife was with him at the time OF
bis death, however, what little personal
property he left was taken charge Of by
her.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-14
Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 12.-Flour-Nominal
ly unchanged. Wheat-Active, firm and
higher; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 66hal O6h
cash, 81 06Ha1 06N January, 81 06N Feb
ruary, No. 8, 81 GOAL COZ, No. 1, 81 on ~
1 OK, rejected S7Kc. Corn-Fairly active
aud q shade higher 4lc cash; '4lc bid Jan,
uary, 40he bid February, 40c March.
0ats-steady and In fair demand; ga
2IISc cash and January, 24kc February,
242sc March. Rye-Quiet and frm at 55kc,
Barley-Dull, weak and lower at 5SHa54c.
Dressed Hogs-Fairly active and a shade
higher at 81 loaf 25. Pork-Unsettled and
lower; $40 70al0 IS cash, $40 80 January,
$40 72Kal0 IS February, $40 S7Kal0 %
March. Lard-Actiye and q shade lower;
81 20 cash and January, S22h February,
81 80 March. Bulk Meats-Dull and pfiecs
q shade lower at IS s71fa5 65a5 65. Whisky
at M
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PuLPT PARAGRkPHA-Reviyal ser
vices are to be held at the North Street
NJ. E. Church every night this week.
The Sabbath School Of the North Street
Church has determined to purchase .
large library OF new and valuable works
They will have cases put up on the Post
office plan, 20 Is TO keep the run oil each
volume in the library.
Presiding Elder Wilson preached In the
Zane Street NJ. E. Church on Saturday
evening and Sunday morning and even
Ing, holding quarterly services.
Services are TO be held At the Wesley
NJ. E. Church, South Wheeling avery
evening this week, by Rev. RiPiSg, ths
pastor.
Rev. J.B. Smith, who has been holding
q p~rotracted meeting at Mountain View
during the past week, preached last even
ing At the West End NJ. E. Church,
Bridgeport
Services are TO be held every evening
this week in the Baptist, Fourth Street
and Chapline streetM E. Churches.
Rev. Henderson Black occupied The
pulpit Of the Fifth Street (colored) NJ. E
Church last evening.
The services at the Fourth StreetM E
Church on Saturday evening were un-
usually interesting. There were several
features added TO the programme thai
had been arranged for the occasion:
The sermon at the English Lutheran
Church yesterday morning vas upon the
theme, 1.-THE power Of the gospel" IRON
Romans lilo, @For 1t is the power o
God unto salvation TO every one that be
lieyeth.p The Sunday School was I'D,
dressed by John NJ. Kenreigb, Esq, O
Salem, Ohio, who came purposely "a
Wheeling to see this school. He said be
had often heard Of II, and decided TO make
the tripof over one hundred miles 70 sec
for himself "if reports were true.n Hs
expressed himself as more than satisfied
saying athe half had not been told him.
Bishop Kahn preached q sermon yester-
day forenoon at the Cathedral on the ma
ture, sources and power Of prejudice, in
the course Of which he alluded 10 the in
Justice thathas been done 10 the Catholic
Church in this way.
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TEMPERANCE NoTEs.-Dr. E. Jennings
Thompson, Of New Lisbon, Ohio, inau-
gurated a series Of temperance meetings
in the Disciples Church at Bellaire, on
Saturday evening. DR.. Thompson lived
in this vicinity some years ago, and at
that time was a very hard drinker. Since
then he has reformed, and is trying TO get
others 10 reform.
Messrs. George o. Davenport and VIM.
Hastings addressed the meeting at Par
kers's Hall last evenings
Capt. Bags left for Pittsburgh on the
morning train. We hope he may soon
give us another visit, as there ia vet work
to be done in Waynesburg.- Waynaburs
Independent Of Friday. -
Temperance meetings were held in
OTIS Hall on Saturday night, Sunday
afternoon aud night. President Young
conducted the meeting on Saturday, and
addresses we're made by Messrs. G. W.
Bsggs, B. B. Porter and NJ. H. Gregg.
Yesterday afternoon the usual temper
ance, prayer and experience meeting was
held, conducted by the ladies Of the Band.
There was one signer to the pledge. Last
night another meeting was held, Vice
President Wincher conducting. "Seige
Gun" C%racraft, AS Wincher, John West.
wood and Frank Coen spoke. The meet
ing was then dismissed with the benedic.
ton by Mr.. Wincher. Twenty signers
were receiyed. Some important business
Is to be transacted tonight by the Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-14

HAvERIY's MssrREIs.-The perform
ance given Iby this troupe at the Opera
House on Saturday evening deserved the
large audience that %itattracted. In some
respects the company is tho best that has
ever visited Wheeling. Manager Clap
ham has always brought good shows with
him, but in this company he has sur
passed his former efforts. The singing
sad sayings in the FIRST part we're entire.
ly new, and the California Quartette may
we'll challenge the best. Billy Carter's
b~anjo:solo, and Frank Cushman's old.
man appropriations were all excellent.
WEIGH and Rice appeared in their origi.
nal sketch aSweethear.,p that has sell
dom been excelled. Billy Rice's stump
speech on Civil Reform proved a good
card. The entertainment closed with a
laughable trayesty on the opera event Of
the season, the "Debut Of Kellogg The
company appear in Columbus, o. To-
night and tomorrow.
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PhIIadelnhin.

PHILADELPHIA, January 12.-Flour and
Wheat-Quiet aud unchanged. Corn
New drmer at &c, mixed coo, sail SOC, Jan.
uary at 56a57c, February 57a57Xc, March
67Ha57Hc. 0as-Quiet and steady; white
western SIS1aSsc, western mixed and State
SoAaSrc. Rye--Dull at 6sa70c. Pfovis.
ions-DuIl and weak. Pork-$l2 25a12 rs.
Beet Hams-i6al7c. Lard-City kettle
INaSc. Butter and Cheese-Steady and
unchanged. Eggs-Flat; nothing doing.
Penoleum-Dull: refined 1lAc, crude 99ia
9Hc. Whisky-Dull at 81 10.
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OHIo RIVER IMpRoyEMEsr.-The Ohio
River Improvement Commission have
addressed the following letter to Gov
Mathews, who will present It TO the mex
Legislature.
CRcnsArr, January, 1878.
TO His Erceleney he Governor Of West w
GINA:
DEAR sR:-In accordance with action
taken by the Ohio River Improvement
Commission at its session at Cincinnati,
December 18th, 1877, it becomes my duty
and pleasure TO communicate to you the
following resolution passed at said meet.
ing, asking your early attention TO the
same, and such action thereon As TO you
may seem best:
GReolred, That the Governors Of the
several States represented be requested
to present the subject Of the Ohio river
and ia tributaries in their annual meas.
ages TO their respective Legislatures, and
urge them to instruct the Senators and
request their Representatives in Congress
to adopt q permanent and liberal policy
on the part Of the National Government
on the subject Of the Improvement Of the
navigation Of this great channel Of inter
nal commerce.
"WHEREAs, There are some unayoida.
bic expenses attending the meeting Of the
Commission for the Improvement Of the
Ohio river, such as fares for travelling 70
sessions Of the Board, printing reports,
stationery, &c; and
aWHEREAs, The Commissioners do not
receive or ask any compensation for their
work or services; therefore,
aResoired, That as the objects Of the
Commission are for the general good, that
the Legislatures Of the Several States
represented In this Commission, be re-
quested to appropriate asuticient sum Of
money to pay the necessary expenses oil
the Commission
aResolped, That these resolutions be
communicated to the Governors Of the
several States here represented officially
for the Commission"
All Of which is respectfully submitted,
I have the honor to be your obedient ser
want, JOHN A. SHANK,
SeerddTy,
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, January 19.-whsat-opeped
quiet and closed frmeri No. 1 white Michi,
gan heid at u ~ ,extra do held at 81 So,
amber Michigan spot $127, seller January
winter spot and seller January 81 %, seller
February Sl24If, No. 5 red 81 0s, No. :
amber Michigan 81 IS. Corn-Dull: M >
spot 4Se, new 42xc, new seller JanuSyy
4Sc, rejected 47c. 0ats-Dull; No. 2bsi3
q 2SzS, 2sAe bid. Michigan held n,
SSSe. Clover seed-choics A75, prime
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AucrroSEER w. H. Haller sold last
Saturday, at public auction, the Philip
Meyer property, consisting OF the north
hall Of lot No. so, In Cbapline and Eof's
addition to the city Of Wheeling, situated
on the west side Of Jacob street, in Centre
Wheeling, for Se05. William Hendricks
was the purchaser. The north hall Of lot
No. %, situated on Jacob street between
Gath and 18th streets, was sold 10 John
Mulch for S6l5,
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SUPPLYING THE PENTENrIARY WTrH
WArER.-The Board Of Directors Of the
Penitentiary, at their last meeting, de.
termined on laying pipes from the Peni'
Tertiary to the river, in order to obtain n
sufficient supply Of water for the purposes
Of the institution. They have obtained
permission from the town couBcil for the
putting down oil the pipes through the
streets, and rs there Is q suficiency Of
steam power ut the shops Of the peniten-
tiary TO draw the wafer from the river,
the only expense will be the laying Of the
pipes and pump and then the supply oil
water will be sufficient for all purposes.
As o rs the weather will permit the
work will be begun. Convict labor will
be employed, thus making ar additional
saving to the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-14

DnEcroRs ELEcrED.-At 3 meeting Of
the stockholders OF the Peoples Bank,
Saturday last, the following Board oil
Directors was elected: John Reid, John
Vockler, G. Hess, Geo. R. Tipgle, Thos
0'Brien, A. Lsing, A. Wilson, 8. n,
Prather, s. J. Boyd. The only changes In
the Board are the substitution Of Messrs,
Tipgle, Laing and Prather for Messrs,
John Handlan, Richard Carter and John
P. T~ruschell.
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ChIcago Cattle HIarlet.

CHICAGO, January l2.-The Droterl Jour.
mol reports:
cATTIE-Receips go; shipments 2,4OO;
few sales; good to choice, demand stronger
at s. s5a4 60; feeders andstocksrs nominal:
butchers slow and weak, cows 81 25aS 90,
steers$ s. 40aS 80, bulls 81 6OaS rs, oxen S. O.
Hoes-Recelps 10000; shipments 1900;
fair demand for packing at s. 76a$ 90,
light at IS SQaS IS, shipping quiet at S 95a
4 %; supplyheayy; many unsold.
sHERP-Receipts 600; shipments 1900.
shippers bought most Of the offerings;
prices steady and unchanged.
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Ok Saturday afternoon q couple Of
German citizens got into a political dis.
cussion at Simon Lashis saloon, on Mar.
ket Square, which terminated in quar-
rel. The parties came to blows, but were
separated before they succeeded in getting
away with each other.
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TEE CouRrs-CousrY CouRI.-Judst
Boyd-The County Court was In cessation
as usual on Saturday. Business was dis
posed Of AA follows
In the case Of Elizabeth Miller vs.. FL
wood Martin, motion for a new trial wa
Withdrawn and judgment entered for
plaintiff for Sl7 IS.
A. A. Britt Va. Thos. Hoggi plaintiff
judgment entered for SO AZ.
A. ]. & NJ. Dennison vs.. F. NJ. Hen
dersou; PLAINTIFF judgment entered fOf
Hez. Mcculloch and Sam. MccullOct
we're recognized TO appear next term, and
7. B. Biggs was bound over TO keep The
peace for six months.
Adjourned until to-day at 0 A. N.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP GooDs-
JoHsRoEMER's.-Dry Goods, Carpet and
Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 20l9 and
202l Main street, Just received, 10000
bolts Of new styles Of Wall Paper and
Borders, at reduced prices; 1000 Bleach.
ed and Unbleached Muslins, 8, z, SO,
loo per yard. A large stock Of Cash.
meres and other Dress Goods at cost and
less than cost, to reduce stock. Carpets
15c up. Best Superior Southern Carpet
Chain at 25c a pound. Best Clark's o. n.
7. Machine. Cotton 55c per dozen.
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TIE ladies and gentlemen who are TO
take part In the drama shortly TO be pro-
duced for the benefit Of the Children's
Home, In connection with the aMother
Goose Sociable,n are requested 10 meet at
the Third Ward School House this even.
Ing at 8 o'clock, for rehearsal.
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KAN LITERARY soCIErY.-The Kair
Literary Society held their regular meet
ing last evening in ST. Alphonsus Hall
The exercises we're both interesting and
instructive. This Is undoubtedly a good
way for our Catholic young men to spend
their evenings.
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HELD IN S2O0.-on Saturday Polk
Culver was before Justice Phillips, Of the
First Ward, upon q peace warrant issued
at the instance Of John Depold, 4 Fulton
man. Culver was required to give bond
In the sum OF $500, conditioned to be Of
good behavior for the ensuing twelve
montha.
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The stockholders Of the St. C~lairsville
and BelIaire Narrow Gauge road contem,
plate, at an early day, extending the road
from Quincy to Bridgeport. Il is thought
that the extension can be built and equip
ped at a cost not exceeding $1,000 per
mile-the equipment consist oil one eH'
tra car and engine.
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HArrY.rDHes for nervous sufferers
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ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour.
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Dry Gooo.

hEW YORK, January 12.-Market ou,e,
Dut une western and southwestern bnyeys
are beginning TO arrive, and q more Sct;vs
moyementis expected soon. Cotton cooIS
qulet and steady. Prints moving sloWIv
except shirtingsi which are In iaip renus!,,
9ens wear woolens In moderate demsnJ
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SKRENApE-There was a party out
~serenadipg a few nights ago in North
Wheeling. They called at the residence Of
4 fair damssl and attempted tossing a
new piece called "Swanee River" but not
meeting with the reception they antici-
pated, they then tried to sing "Down the
Ohio.h The singing was irightful. When
they were finishing the last yerse, the old
man let the dog loose. They stopped
singing "Down the River" and started
down the street. The young man who
left his coat tail can get II by returning
and finishing the song.
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PLUMBING, GAS FITIlNNe, 90,
"EUREKA!"

THE BEST GAS BURNER IN THE MAKE.
and warranted TO do all that Is claimed Of IL nj
in universal use Throughout the Eat, lnd b ~
ed by the city Of PittIbugh on The Strai hsa
and In all the public bulldings and 10 NM 4
yate houses. As 10 is being The bst and tAasss
Burner TO be had, the following comparison q.
dorse, the tame pressure given zach barpG a.
ArgAnd Burner gives Is par cent more llShl tAni
common Bias Fish Tail Burner . LAnTp az
Burner (no cheeky q per cent more; ElIf Piai
IS per cent more the Evans IS per ctnt mora nj
the WINDSOR PATENT O. PKR CESr NoIL M
you will sec the Ellis equals the ArgAnd; the Etnt
dives 10 per cent more light, and lhe RIbA1K
per cent, proving Itself the BtST BURNER n
THE MARKET. Having been pppolnin s.
Agent for the Windsor burner, | neS ofs iAtlh
the citizens Of Wheeling, assuring them that hi
al that IA claimed for It. and DC one uiiDg ui n
Afford to b without them. Also 4 Dew nd 20
plete assortment Of Gas ExtuIes, LEAD, sloss n
Iron Pipe, Bras Work Of ali description, All 4
articles 10 be found In 4 frst-ellH Piunbtng NJ
Gas Fitting establishment.
deioI OSCAR SeElEY, ziI2 Mas