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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

state of West Virginia, In the Municipal
Court of Wheeling:
Emma Is. Carter, ,
". Pm Nho4iSS'S'
Martin Linden and others,)
BY viTIue OF q decree entered by SAID
court In tue above entitled cause on the
23i day OF January, 1873, the undersigned,
who were appointed Special COMMISSION
prS for the purpose, Will. ON
SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1873,
AtlOu'slOck \. NJ, proceed 10 sell ut public
auction at the front door OF the Court
Hou q OF ohio county. West Virginia, the
following described real estate, tO-wlt:
piece or parcel of ground situate on the
east side Of McColloch street, in that part
a. the city OF Wheeling known as East
Wheeling, bounded and described as tof-
lows: Beginning on the east side oil McIol-
lOch, late Fulton street, on the Lockman
line, now Mccartney line; thence n. A.
f.. 10 poles To Il 'Se nj Wheehhg creek;
thence down said creek and binding
thereon y. So r.. : Al 100 poles To stake:
thence r.. 4Ol, W. 10 poles To a stake in the
line pf McCOllOch street; thence with the
east side of McColloch street \. i9f9 W.
; 5g.lON poles To the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE--One-third, and as much
more as the purchaser may be willing 10
pay, In cash on day of sale; the balance In
,,,o equal inStallmentS ut nine and
eighteen months, respectively, IRON day
~ sale, with interest, the purchaser giving
his bonds for the deferred payments, and
The tile 70 said real estate to be retained
uutil the pure base money shall have been
raId In fuN. X. g. BARR,
" J. W. COW DEN,
iry5i Special Commissioners.
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Mother I'm Freezing.

A we'll known young man of the South
Side had al experience in closing up his
festive season which he will probably
remember as long IS ne lives. In CON-
pany with lady he visited ball during
the evening and ungusrdedly INDUCED
in too frequent use OF the wine cup. BY
dint Of great erertion he managed to es-
cort his lsdy TO her home and then es-
saved 10 reach his own. He, however,
made u mistake, and stopped in an out
building belonging 20 friend where he
disorbed, and went as he thought TO bad.
During the night the neighbors were
surprised al hearing cries of Mother l m
freezlngr' and when some gentlemen
went 10 the scene of the cries they found
the yonng man in the condition above
described. He wss cared FOR and taken
home.
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CITY CHIPS.

TIE thermometer registered 6s degrees
yesterday.
From some cause the Capitol clock re-
fused TO strike yesterday.
A CALICO ball will he held at Mozart
hall on the goth inst. Mayors will furn-
ish the music.
The gardeners out the pike are busily
engaged in planting early vegetables Tor
the city markets.
THREE deeds of trust, two in fee and
one marriage license recorded by the
County Clerk yesterday.
TIE German Lutheran Mite Society
met at the residence of MIR. John Bayha
on Market street, last evening.
YESTERDAY was truly pleasant day,
if one would forget the dust and wind
that greeted one at every corner.
THERE will be Lovefesst atthe Fourth
Street Nj. Z. Church TO night. 1t will
doubtless be an interesting occasion.
IT is now rumored that the Island
street cars sre to be discontinued. The
p, w. d KY. is said to be the cause.
The gas department erected much
needed lamp on Eotf street, between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, yes
terdsy.
WE understand tina. Henry Scheil
Lobingeir, will deliver his celebrated
lecture entitled Happy homes" in this
city, in q Few days.
PARENTs, mothers. nurses, do not fail
to give DR.. Duli's Cough Syrup to the
little ones for all cases of coughs or colds.
Costs only rs cents.
A PORTION of the upper story front of
the old 4. Bail shoe store on Main street
above Eleventh, is being torn away by
workmen for repairs.
A COMPANY comprising about twenty
couples gave pleasant surprise party to
Mr. Charles Bingell last night. Mayors
band furnished the music.
FROM October last up to the present
date, the Auditor mas drawn l,O25
checks. For the corresponding period of
last year, l06l had been drawn.
THE Council Committees on Accounts,
Streets, Alleys aud Grades will meet at
1880 o'clock this evening, and the Com
mit.ee on Cemeteries at l:3O P. NJ.
PROF. Mayors card will be found in
another column. Those wishing the best
and latest varieties OF music will find the
Professor able to accommodate them.
NfR. PATRICK MAHoNEY, father of
Officer Mahoney, was seized with an at
tack Of vertfg 30 while IN South Wheeling
last light, and fell, injlring his hip
slightly.
On next Friday evening grand ball
will be given at the Point House, at New
Msrtinsville. A number of our citizens
contemplate going down. Cocksyne's
will be in attendance.
THE Butchers Association recently
elected the following officers: George
Bowers, president; John Medick, vice
president; George Zoeckler, treasurer;
Frank Bowers, secretary.
AN enjoyable entertainment has been
arranged for, al Sunnyside tomorrow
night. The programme calls tor Recita.
tons, Dialogues, &c. Many persons
from the city expect to attend. Prof.
Writ, County Superintendent OF Public
Schools OF Marshall, will be present.
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IkIyPr News.

= The marks at the landing last evening
indicated IL feet and still falling.
The Courier for Psrkersburg, Abner
O'Neal for Pittsburgh, Della for SteuDen-
vile and Telegram Tor Sunfsh, were the
only departures yesterday.
The Fashion passed down yesterday
for st. Louis. She added to her cargo
here lot of nails and iron for the above
named city.
The Il. Fisher passed down with tow
of coal.
The Fearless passed down with part of
her tow and lett it at Hates Rock yester.
day afternoon, and returned to Pitts
burgh for the rest Of it in the evening.
THE Josh Good and b. d. Wood passed
up with empty lows yesterday.
The Granite State will pass down this
evening for Cincinnati.
M. julie Wehrman of the Wheeling
tow boat and barge company returned
home from New Orleans, Wednesday
evening, where he has been in the inter-
est OF the company.
Capt. }. N. Williamson is making the
present trip on the Emma Graham, and
Joseph Witten, who has been on the sick
list Tor some time past, is on duty at the
wheel of the Graham again.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, March River s feet 4
inches and falling. Weather fair and
mild.
NASHVILLE, March River rising,
with u feet on the shoals. Arrived
Nashville. Departed-HilIman.
LOUISVILLE, March T. Weather
cloudy and warm. Depsrted-Psrker,
Memphis. River rising, with 10 feet 3
inches in the canal.
VICKsBURG, March 7.-Westher warm
and cloudy; mercury b8, River station
AIRY. Up-Robert Mitchell, City of
VIcksburg. None down.
MEMPHIS, March River fell two
inches. Weather cloudy aud mild. Ar
rived-City of Chester and City OF Helena,
St. Louis, Depsrted-Helens, Vicks-
burg.
NEW ORLEANS, March 7.-Arrived-
Marie Louise, Vicksburg. Departed
Yszoo Valley, Yazoo river; Kounz, Red
river; Crown. Cincinnati. Weather
cloudy and warm.
CAIRO, March I. - Arrived - Grand
Tower, Vicksburg; St. Genevieve, st.
Louis. Dcparted-Oakland, Pittsburgh;
Grand Tower, ST. Louis. River 81 feet
6 inches and falling. Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, March River "a feet
inches and about stationary. Weather
clear. Arrived-Andes, Wheeling;
Mary Elizabeth, Arkansas river. De-
psrted-Katle Stockdsle, Pittsburg;
Gsf, Memphis Schenck, New Orleaus.
ST. LOUIS, March 7.-Arrived-Fu-
ture City. New Orleans; Arrow and
bsrges, Lower Mississippi; Mary Miller,
CincinnstI. Depsrted-Arksnses Belle,
Dubuque; John B. Msude, Vicksburg.
River falling, with l6 feet IL inches
above low water mark. Weather fair.
EVANSVILLE, March Weather
clear. River ~ $40 Feet and falling.
Down-Durfee, Fred Wilson and tow,
Fannie Tstum, Bowling Green, Charlie
Bowers and TOW, Robin and tow, Grey
Eagle, White and tow, Ed. Hobbs, Mary
Smith. Arkansas Belle, Dick johnson.
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Real Estate Transfer.

The following transactions in real es-
tate were recorded in the County Clerk
Office yesterday:
Deed made February 20, 1873, by
David Kull and wife to Casper Ferdi.
nsnd Schaffer, for the north half Of lot
No. 155 on the west side OF Chapline
street. Compensation S4,lO0.
Deed made January 5, 1878, BY
Mathew McEntee, of Wright county,
Minnesota, for his life interest and also
as heir of his son Phillip McEntee, de-
ceased, and John McEntee of Della, Mis-
sissippi, to Thomas Newman for one
quarter of lot No. l55 on Zane street.
Compensation S4l5.
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BETH L.
Railroad Meeting I'm the Interest OF
the Marrow Gauge.

Vi WIG NsSsiSeSi'
BETHANY, w. Va, March,.
A meeting of the friends OF the pro-
posed Washington and Wellsburg Mar
row Gauge railroad was held at the
Valley House, Bethany. on Thursday OF
this week. Rev. j. T. Btownlee was
chosen chairman and Alexander G. Barr
secretary. The chairman stated that the
proposed routes from Thompson's bridge
90 Cross creek were: First, through West
Mlddletown down Wilson's Run to
A.chison, thence following Buffalo creek
to Bethany. Second, via West Middle
town ana Independence to Bethany.
Third, via West MIddletown ard Mount
Hope down Sugar Run to Bethany, the
last named being two and half miles
shorter than the others, and also
the most practicable one. Mr.. Samuel
l.. Moore also made about the same
statement in regard TO the prscticability
of the different routes, and said there has
been pledges of subscriptions in money,
material and labor, and tree right of way.
Mr.. A. Nj. Buchanan gave it as his
opinion that the farmers on and near the
route 10 Brooke county would subscribe
literally TO the road and would also grant
free right of way. At bis suggestion
committees were appointed on the Wells
burg route and also on the route direct to
the mouth of Short creek, to secure
pledges or subscriptions in either money,
material or labor on each route and report
at next meeting to be held at this place.
Accordingly the following persons were
appointed On Wellsburg route--Geo.
q. Curtis, James Richardson and VIM.
g. Rldgeley. On Short Creek route
Colonel Alexander Campbell, A. M.
Buchanan and E. II. Curtis. The next
meeting will be held at Bethany on the
l4th of March, at IL o'clock A. ~, when
Mr.. A. b. Paul. OF Hopedsle, practical
railroad man and one directly interested
in the building of this road, will be pres
ent. Colonel Asa Manchester, Pro.
fessor w. X. Pendleton, David Buchan-
an, j. Z. Curtis, Abrsm Wilson and
several other prominent persons will be
present. The people of Washington
county, all along the line of the proposed
road, are offering to contribute literally
and are holding frequent meetings at
which the subject Is freely discussed.
Then let us have a full turnout at our
next meeting and carry the work for
ward with will. The proceedings were
directed to be furnished the Wheeling,
Welleburg and Washington papers for
publication. j. L. BRoWNLEE,
ALEX. &. BARR, President.
secretary.
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Chicago

CHICAGO, March 7.-FIor,
nominal For 'Wheat-Unsettled, D.a'n
but weak and lower; No. Active
spring 81 66i No. 2 Chicago . . Ni'c,so
gilt edge 81 05. regular; 81 Cs .lp,IngMd
seller March; 81 O4s@l C4I sell seIls ss's NJ
sales at 81 04s@l OIL seller AMI Ann A!phi
al oct seller May No. 8, Csc! 'ni slG
S3c. Corn-In fair demand bp, .,.ya7Cts!
rates at s2c CASH; Al :642c ssIIs' " iose
4lsc seller April; AZ fc seller NJ MACH;
In fair demand but at lowe, Oss
2S4c cash; 2SIc seller April; 2ss 's'a
May. Rye-Firm and upcbsnUS 'elis,
ley-Demsnd light but hoIds,ss Br.
46@47c. Dressed Hogs-DuIi, , urn q
Pork-U nsettled, sctive, weak W ~
demorslized at 50 5O6y GO .aS.Ssmt
@9 623 seller April; 50 500 --,a0
May sales at 80 rs. LsrdSIu i 80 e
msnd but at lower rates; prina m u
cash; 81 0o@7 02l seller AMI. . ~ "
7 II! seller May. Bulk 4es,," IOG
weak and lower st s. 2sS4 SID,
Whisky-Quie! and unchanged ~, S' :.
On Call Bosrd-whest 10
but generally lower at 81 0;l Is,"s.
seller March; 81 o44 seller April = y
seller May. Corn-Essier snt a. INi
lie. Oats Easier but mo-, aeS.at:
lower. Pork.-Unse.tled ,SS. .N'ey
heavy atsS 40 seller April; IS S.s.
May: Lsrd-Heavy St s. o. ' stS
April; 81 05 seller May. ""s
Cincinnati,
CINCINNATI, March 7.-Cc..
Strong at lO9c, Flour-ln fsir Ss~l
at lower rates; family IS OOG6 "a WI
Dull and lower to sell 81 81 loe, Ia a
Corn-Not quotsbly lower al 40, W. ~ -
Quiet and steady At 2SGSlc p u's
In COED demand st full prices 4, s,S !'-
Bsrley-ln fair demand for prip st I;
at 45c. Pork-Dull and lowe, - ~
at So IS bid; $40 90 asked y
Easier; steam sale Sc 30: k,t,ls = ~
7 so. Bulk Mests-Dun, w.,t -,s
lower at 3t@4I@5c; these pricas ~
Bacon-Dull and lower At 4;aiI6s.S
&c. Whisky-Dull at 81 o. BSS;,.::S
Steady and unchanged.
Toledo
TOLEDO, March 7.-Whes-u0i.
No. white Michigan 81 a. 80
Michigan and seller March 81 22I. 49,,
April 81 223; No. . red winter snt ~
seller April 81 2ll; seller Nav 81 >
Corn-Dull; high mixed 44Ic; Do n,,,
ton aud Michigan 44sc; No. spa al.
rejected 4l!ci damaged S5c. Rye-Ss
2, 60c. Osts-Dull; No. = te,d A ",
Glover Seed-Mammoth hedn,G.
Choice 81 81; prime 81 42t; NN2A";
OIL City.
OIL CITY, March 7.-Petroleuu-r,
market opened inactive and weak W.
sales al 81 67I, steadily decAnius !,
81 63s. closing offered 81 81: Shipns.,
yesterday $1,000 barrels. Tsn..clir,
to-day $4,000 barrels.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, March 7.-Pe,roleQa-
Crude, unsettled at 81 S3Y At Psrkc,t 4,
immediate shipment; refined dull Al n,
for Philsdelphis delivery.
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JOBEs, THE DESPERATE.
An Account OF the Assnssin's Attack
on Thomas Evans.


From the Waynesburg Republican.
On Saturday evening last, during re.
ligious services at Ayers school house,
Springhill township, Ira Jones, desper-
ado OF Aleppo township, came in drunk
and SO disturbed the congregation that 1t
became necessary to eject him. When
out of the house he got into en- sitercs-
ton with VIM. Phillips, good citizen
and church member, but the fight was
suppressed by the interference of by
ISLANDERS.
Thomas Evans, a man OF most excel
lent repute made some remark which
Jones took occasion to say was ID
lie when he got knocked down for his
lmpertnence. This ended the row till
services closed. In the meantime Jones
sought out Evans horse, and arming
himself with large stone laid IN ambush
till Evans should come.
When Evans went to get his horse, the
dastardly assassin struck him with such
force as to severely fracture his skull,
and fell TO kicking him and continued
thus to msltrest his lifeless body till
friend, who WAS waiting for Evans
company, went to see what detained
him and chased the murderer of his
victim, who ran away and has not since
been heard OF.
For some time after Mr.. Evans had
been conveyed to dwelling and medical
assistance obtained, he remained uncon-
scious. And when he did como to, it
Ii. Ia
which there is very little expectation of
recovery. Our informant says that the
attending physician gave it as his opin-
ion that Mr.. Evans would die from the
effects OF his injuries. Jobes is des.
perste character, known to the neigh
borhood as the frank Rsnde" of Greene
county. 1t is to be hoped that he will
be promptly arrested and receive the
punishment commensurate with his
crime
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IHE COUNTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the DIT.
IerenI judiciary Bodies.
eupppur CoTrpT-lUDaEs GREFS NAY

IerenI judiciary Bodies.
SUPREME CoURT-JUDGEs GREEN, HAY
MoND AND JOHNSTON.
Appeals and supersedeas were granted
in the following cases:
Norris, Caldwell IL Co. VS.. johnson X
Beam ct ais. in chsncery, Hardy county.
Bond $500.
Thomas f. Holt VS.. Lsten Williams
ct ais. in chsncery, Ksnawha county.
Bond $500
George Purcy, executor of John Purcy,
deceased, vs. John Nj. Beckett e. al, 10
chancery, Greenbrer county.
q. w. Il Black We. G. +. Smith, in
chancery, jefferson county.
Adjourned until Saturday.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRAEMER.
Elliott Bros. vs.. Joseph w. Ford and
=. NJ. Burleigh, in assumpsit. judgment
in favor of plaintiff for 1904 81.
Michael Green IL Co. va. Pitts bUrgh,
Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad Com
pany, in assumpsit. Mandate in this
case from the Court of Appeals was ca.
tered by said court.
james Havemeyer, trustee, VS.. Chris
TOPPER Anderson, in assumpslt. Motion
made by the defendant for new trial
WAS overruled by the court.
Mary A. Brown VS.. Life Association
OF America. Argued by counsel as to
the filing of pleas.
Adjourned until ten o'clock this morn
ing.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
Wcndelin Trabcrt native of Germa'
ny, upon his declaration to become q
citizen of the United States, was granted
naturalization papers.
Charles Zimmerman WAS appointed
administrator of the estate OF Catherine
Butler, deceased, with John Arbenz as
surety. Bond $500.
Adjourned until ten o'clock this morn
ing.
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Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUB LlC
/ Auction, at The front door of the Court
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 10.
1873, commencing nj 10 O'Clock A. N. ut rot
.,n,i at ,rivete sale before that date,) the
,niluwing described property: Two-thirds
at Iot No. I9i, situated on the east SIDE OF
Cnapllne street, In Centre Wheeling, Flfth
ward. The property is elegantly lmproV.
Cd II has on IL a splendid Brick I'weilin%,
combining nine rooms and large h Ill, all
fitIed MP in the most modern style; hasgas
and water throughout, and has every con-
,euiauCe to make home comtortaD!e,
the same being beautifully located. ftT
ms desiring IL purchase beautiful resi-
urncc aud most elegantly located, should
avail the mselves OF this opportunity. ANY
information repaired regarding the salu
property can b6 had by calling on htrNcS,
hrii & %, Real Estate Agents, No. l3O
Market street. -
iggSh F. WINSHIP, Agent.
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FOR r e Mt
FOR RENT.

1.-TWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, k7A
Nos. 1879 and llil Main street, west -Gaa
Si5e. a few doors above the Peoples
hank, with gas and water throughout
Possession given Immediately. 49,.
A large brick house, No. 2ilo MAIN stIeet;
now used as boarding house. Is In gooa
Possession given on first next April.
A two story frame house, corner OF
Twenty.flith and Main streets, containlns
a fine store room and residence, with gas
and water. ,,,1
hniIding ON the Opera House corner, front
ing on Fourteenth street. Possession given
Immediately.
For terms, which will be reasonable. sp'
nlv IN NJ. REILLY,
NJ Va febeOdl
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District Appointments.

Rev. Wilson, presiding elder of the
Wheeling Nj. f. Church district has
made the following appointments for the
third round OF this conference year:
North street, Wheeling, April 6 aud
Z; Wesley Chapel, Is snd IA; Trisdel-
phls, April IS and IA; Benwood, April
20 and q; Grave Creek, April 20 and
q; Marshall, 81 and rs; Futon, 81 and
rs; Greene, May aud 8; Cameron, Msy
II and u; Dallas, IL and 10; Mounds
vile, May Is and l9; Chspline street.
May % and &c; Zane street. May rs and
.5; Fourth street, June / and 2; Short
Creek and Liberty, June i and =; New
Msrtinsville. June s and 9.
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IMPROVEMENT.

A simple but useful addition in the
shape of a gong has been made to the
Atlantic engine. Heretofore the driver
has been much hindered at times when
Fastening TO fires, and annoyed because
he had no means of notifying those who
were in his road TO get cut OF the way,
bnt it is thought this difficulty will De
avoided in the future. Psssersby the
engine house remark that Mr.. Henry
when transferred from the United did
not leave his industry and cleanliness be.
hind him.
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Wheeling Match.

The wheeling match for Seibke's pet
deer at Frank Walters, out the pike,
Yesterday afternoon, wss decided sue
cess, over one hundred add fifty persons
being present. The prize was carried of
by johnnie Butterheld, who wheeled for
William Myers, q hsller st the Belmont
mills. The successful wheeler came
within nine inches of striking the post
The second best wheeler was LOUIS Seid-
Ter. who wheeled for John Norton.
A bout thirty dollars were realized on
the match.
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A festival and fair is TO be given at
City Han this evening by the ladies of
the German Evangelical Church. A mar
ble-topped table is to be given to Miss
Thurn or Miss Hess, whichever receives
the most votes.
Some lnteres: has been melted by Sc
lect masquerade hop to be given at Girls
wells Hall, on Guernsey street, Fifth
ward, this evening. Great pains have
been taken to get striking costumes.
The different cboirs and other musical
organizations meet together twice 8
week now, at School hall, on Tuesday
and Friday evenings, to practice for
their grand musical jubilee.
This evening ia the regular meeting of
the High School Literary Society.
A. j. Mcclellan is spoken OF as the
Republican candidate for City Commits
sioner.
The Republicans held their ward and
township primaries last evening.
Colonel Poorman, of this city, will
speak at the E.na tariff meeting Satur-
day.
David w. Cooper, Esq, has consented
TO allow his name to be used before the
Democratic City Convention in connec.
tion with the Mayoralty. If the Demo
cratic party OF the city really want to
WIN the confidence of our citizens in
general, and 80 elect man that will do
the party and the city credit, they can
not make better choice than MIR.
Cooper. He has, we believe, the very
qualities which mest of the other parties
named have not. 1t is true there are
otter very good men named, but we be-
lieve Mr.. Cooper is the best.
Mr.. Thomas Cow, of Martins Ferry,
was in town yesterday.
An infant child of Mr.. Joseph McKir-
chan of Be.mont street, died yesterday.
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Sixth Ward Cadets.

Gov. Mathews yesterday decided to
grant the reques. OF the Sixth Ward
Cadets to be furnished with equipments,
and the boys expect to receive them in
the course of few days. The cadet
uniform will be navy blue. One o. our
leading merchants will furnish the ma.
terisl, and it is thought the work of
making the suits will be given out BY
contract. The entertainment TO be given
for the benefit of the boys will take place
in about ten days.
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Central No, =,

The Central Building Association No.
3 meets tonight again, at Ous Hall.
Persons wishing TO enroll themselves as
members should do so now, while the
per week on each share 20 cents. a
popular feature with this association Is
that borrowers pay their interest with
their dues every week, this making it
easier 10 the stakeholder and better for
the association.
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Special Meeting.

The Schmulbsch Zouaves will hold q
specisl meeting st Z o'clock this evening.
81 Msior w. w. MIller's Office, g few
doors north Of the Market street bridge,
to make arrangements for the parade on
Saturday afternoon, and to fix the date
for the election of Captain 70 I'll the
vacancy occssioned by the resignation Of
Mr.. Ed. Miller. 1t is important tina.
every member OF the company should be
present