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M'ME REsIz's MrNsrREIs-This well
known troupe appears at Washington
Hall tonight. The San Francisco Chron.
iele, speaking OF their recent successfnl
three weeks engagement in that city
says:
Of Nine. Renizs Female Minstrels and
Mable Sankey's Burlesque Troupe, was
greeted on Saturday night by house
crowded in every part, and the company
made an unqualified success. The ladies
are one and all beautiful, while their
dresses were OF the latest style, full train
and Of the most costly material and
fashionable cut. The solos and cho-
rnses were all fairly given. The
frat part terminated with what il
called musical finale, but which
would be described better as q
Burlesque Military Walk Around. The
second part opened with Mile Rosita
Leonie, the Aerial Queen, who performed
a series OF balancing feats on the high
trapeze that were graceful and daring,
and wAsiollowed by a serio comic song by
Miss Mortimer. The Love Sisters in .
sketch, and Lester and Allen,the acrobatic
song and dance performers, were very
successful, and responded to four enthus.
iastic calls. A sketch called THE Call
Boy served TO introduce Miss GusSie
Crayton and James Mas, who did some
very clever acting. Miss Viola Clifton,
the lightning change artistic, appeared in
four changes, all beautifully dressed and
artistically performed. THE Coming
Man, a negro sketch, was followed by
Miss Hattie Forrest in serio comic song
and the Love Sisters performed double
sand Jig most admirably. The perform
ance terminated with the well.known but
always popular burlesque Of the 'Fe-
male Forty Thieves introducing Miss
Mabel Sankey's Burlesquers."
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A REMARKABLE REsuLr.-It makes no
difference how many Physicians, or how
much medicine you have tried, II is now
an established fact that German Syrup Is
the only remedy which has given complete
satisfaction In severe cases OF Lung Dis.
eases. 1t Is true there are yet thousands
OF persons who are predisposed to Throat
and Lung Affections, Consumption, Hem.
orrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds settled on
the Breast, Pneumonia, Whooping Cough,
&C., who have no personal knowledge oil
BoSchse's German Syrup. To such we
would say that $1,000 dozen were sold last
year without one complaint Consumptiyes
try Just one bottle. Regular size IS cents.
Sold by all Druggists In America. eod&w
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is Your HAIR Tam OR FALLING QUIZ
Are you becoming prematurely bald or
grayl II 50, take The advice Of the great
German scientist Leiblg, and use London
Hair Color Restorer." II Is the best hair
tonic and restorer Of color ever introduced
TO the American people. Il allays heat and
irritation, removes ali tendency 70 dandrufi
and inyigorates the action Of the eapilla-
ries In the highest degree. 1.-THE London
Hair Color Restorer" has earned desery.
ed and lasting reputation for promoting
the growth and preserving the beauty Of
the human hair, such as NO other prepare.
ton can boast OF. As dresser II IL the
cheapest because the most cleanly and
lasting. Sold by all drst.clpss druggists in
fne toilet articles everywhere, at seventy.
Eve cents a bottle. Logan, List 4 Co.,
Wholesale Agents. dAW
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spalding's Glue mends everything.

'1rcHISa PIERs"-ls a very prevalent
and distressing complaint the symptoms
Of which are moisture, like perspiration,
intense itching, particularly At night, when
undressing, or after getting warm in bed,
might think pin-worms were crawling in
and about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes affected. Do not suffer an.
other hour, and allow them 10 become
aggravating while you have pleasant aud
sure cure in "swayne's Ointment" Also
cures tetar and all skin diseases. Mailed
to any address on receipt Of price, so cents
q box, or three boxes 81 %. Address let,
tiers to DR.. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia, OF
to the Wheeling agents, Logan, List & Co.
Sold by all leading druggists at wholesale
by Logan, List d Co. ddw
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WErsdERBER AND FELsINGER.-There
seems to be no immediate prospect Of a
boat race between Weisgerber and Fels-
niger. The former says he will row
Felsinger at any time but has not chal-
lenged him and does not indicate that be
has any present intention OF doing so
As for Fel.inger, he seems to be well
satisfied with the laurels he won at Pitts.
burRh, and is reported to have remarked
upon returning to the city that he did moi
care about rowing any more for the pres
emit, at least not unless the arrangement,
were more satisfactory 10 him than they
were at Pittsburgh.
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BRLLAfRE. We are told that every
Sunday number Of boys eongregate near
the Cenetery on Rose Hill, and play
base ball.
A strawberry festival IL the next on
the programme, to take place In the to-
bacco ware room.
The B, & o. r. R. will have on sale to:
day, round trip tickets to Cincinnati, good
until the 18th, Of 81 20.
A party Of young folks intend 70 leave
here tonight on the steamer Andes and
proceed down the river until they meet
the Hudson on her return trip. This will
give them very pleasant ride OF over
200 miles.
John Rosser was taken with an Apo
plectic 81 on Sunday evening, near the
Union Street Bridge, and suffered terri
bly, for few minutes.
Mr.. :. Woodbridge, OF Marietta, Is
visiting his son, Dr.. Woodbridge, of this
city.
Mrs. Carroll Is lying very Ill at her
residence, corner OF Belmont and Thirty
third streets.
At conference between acommittee Of
Tue MILITARY Auu tuU OluSeLb VI tuo SAtyt
committee was appointed TO complete the
necessary arrangements for the proper
Observance OF the 30th, as follows:
First WNd-William Douglass, vii.
liam Camp, w. 8. Heatherington, Jona-
than Hoffman, and Albert Rodefer.
Second Ward-John Gallagher, Robert
Brown, R. NJ. McGaw, ]. B. Shannatelt,
J. B. Darrah.
Third Ward-Henry Landkrohn, John
Oswald, Fred. Eberle, DR.. NJ. W. Junkins,
Solomon Arbenz.
Fourth Ward-A. Roeder, Christian
Bippus, o. g. Archer, Jas. 7. Kelly, Jas.
Gill.
Fifth Ward-Richard Farley, VIM.
Reed, Samuel Simmons, Chas. H. Baltzell,
Geo. r. Leasure.
Military Committee-Lieut. W. Il. Lit.
tie, Adjt. W. C. Grafton, Capt. G. B. Doty,
Major II. D. Meek and Corporal W. Ii.
Conrad.
The following is a change Of arrival
and departure Of trains an the B. 4 o. at
| thfa fNIaaas
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wAYLAIp.-Mr. Fred. HOefer, shoe
maker residing In Belmont county, Ohio
formerly Of this city, was Waylaid on
Saturday night on Market street, oppo'
site the Second Ward Market House, by
three rufianS He was knocked down
and slightly injured, and might have Jared
worse, but the villains, hearing the sound
Of voices 10 the neighborhood, fled, leaving
him lying on the pavement he lost a
gold socieLy breasL.pin in the scuftle.
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LOGAN, LIST & Co, have just received
fresh supply OF DR.. Purviance's Cath
artic Cordial. The wonderful popularity
Of this great medicine, results from the
great advantages il possesses overPills and
Castor oil, by being 80 pleasant that its
TASTE is luxury. II 10 warranted without
an equal in BiliousnesH, Constipation,
affections Of the Liver, and wherever a
physic Is required. Price % cents per
bottle.
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PRoBArE BuaNna-Tn the Circuit
Court, R D. Asmus was appointed guar
dian Of Charles A. johnson, Laura John
son, David johnson, David L. johnson
and VIM. johnson, and gave bond in
the sum Of $500 In each case, with Lo6il
Asmus as security.
RID. Asmus was appointed admins
traitor Of the estate Of George B. John
son, deceased; bond $500, with Louis
Asmns "a surety. Robert johnson, Geo
W. johnson, Caleb Dsvinney and Nicho
las Rei'ter were appointed appraisers o.
the estate.
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EFFECTS entirely disproportional tc
causes are frequently induced by the sim
plest circumstances. A little pimple, in,
dicA,ive OF the beginning Of deterioration
Of the blood, will, by neglect OF preventive
means, develop into the loathsome Ulcer
and sap health, or probably destroy
life. DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture prevents
such catastrophes. d&w
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DnrRrcr CoSFEREScE,-The Wheel
ing District Conference will meet al
West Liberty to-day. Several ministers
went up 10 West Liberty yesterday on the
evening train, among the number Rev, s
B. D. Prickilt, OF Zlne Street NJ. E
Church; Rev. WIN. Riheldailer, Of Ben
wood; Rev. Jordan, Of Grafton; and Rev,
JOS. Willetts, Of this city.
Rev. Prickitt was 10 have delivered a
sermon last evening. The programme
for to-day will be as follows: "a. NJ
organization; 10 A. NJ, disciplinary
services; 1850 a. NJ, adjournment; $50
P. NJ, paper on disciplinary Plan for
Ministerial Support" BY Rev. A. hall, oil
Cameron; A P. NJ, adjournment; 7:S0 P
NJ, temperance demonstration. Speeches
by Revs. A. r. Kelley and Geo. Q. Wild
ing, Hon. E. G. Cracraft and others. Con
ference will be in session four days.
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AT a regular communication Of Wheel.
ing Lodge No. 70, /. o. W. NJ, on last
Saturday evening, Mr.. A. N. Dray, book
keeper at the B. &. r, r. shops, was duly
installed as Recording Secretary Of the
lodge, vice Frank P. Jepson, resigned.
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MorHERs-Don't
fail TO procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup Tor all diseases Of teething in chill.
dren. II relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulctes the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health TO the
child, gives rest to the mother. d&w
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To NEuTRALIzE 0FFESsIvENEss.-
many forms We use disinfecting agen,s
Impure breath, caused by bad teeth,
tobacco, spirits, or catarrh, is neutralized
by SoEodont. IT'S healthy beautifier
and great luxury as dentiirice. The
repulsive breath is by its use rendered as
fragrant as rose, and GOODNESS by friend,
or lnYera will be no longer noticed.
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FIRE AT New CuMBERLAND.-The
Residence, Tin Shop and Stove Room OF
II. @. Filson, Of New Cumberland, with
all their contents were destroyed by FIRE,
on last Saturday night. Mr.. Filson and
family were not at home at the time OF
the FIRE, which was first discovered at
about II o'clock P. NJ. Mr.. F. had just
completed n large addition to his build
ing, which be had furnished and used as
a dwelling. His loss will reach s., 1900,
was insured in the Fire and Marine Ins.
Co, Of Wheeling for 81 200.
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DrEp.-Mrs. Conrad A. Gaus died At
the residence Of her husband, on The cor.
nes Of Chapline street and Market alley,
about o'clock yesterday afternoon, n.
ter lingering illness. Her many friends
will no doubt be panied to hear Of her
early demise.
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SUPERIOR PIANOS AT RUrsous Prices
Il Louis XIV Carved Knabe Piano;
Upright Steinway Piano; l Carved, su'
perb Weber Piano. Can be seen and ex-
amined at Sheib's Music Store, Washing,
ton Hall. d&w
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TEMPERANCE Nors.-Mr. Robert
Sweeney, Of Martins Ferry, addressed
the meeting at Parker's Hall on Sunday
evening. Rev. Barnltz will speak in this
hall tonight, and Rev. James Motfat on
Friday night.
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IF you want to get nice fitting pair
Of shoes go 10 L. V. Blends, as he has
the incest shoe In the city.
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Jusr REcIryEp.-sandel, Newport, Chi.
nese Toilet and French Toilet Slippers,
with French Heels, at Jerry Clemens, IS
Eleventh Street.
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AT JOHN RoEMERs.-New stock Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
Ladies' Jaconet and Muslin Underwear,
best quality, at low prices.
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JOHN RoEMER will open ten thousand
bolts Of choice new style Of Wall Paper,
with Border TO match, at Nos. 2Ol9 and
202l Main street.
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LATrsr styles Of Spring Shoes Just re-
ceived at L. Y. BLoNDs,
ll35 Main street,
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II You want your Biscuit, Mullins,
Corn Bread, &c, to raise nicely, use
Morning Glory Baking Powder.
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Jusr received Ladies' French Heel
Shoes in button and side lace.
LY. BLOND.
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IT il the only medicine l would give
to my Baby, q mother said, speaking Of
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. At all drug
stores, % cents. d&W
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COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF THE
ORDER OF PATRONS OF HusDANDRY.-
Secretary Of State Brady yesterday issued
certificate OF incorporation to the
"olive and Vaudeville Cooperative As.
ISOLATION No. 1856, OF the Order OF Patrons
OF Husbandry in the State OF West Viz.
ginia," the object Of which is to establish
and maintain general trade and business
in merchandise, farm products and ma
chinery. The corporation will keeps Its
principal Office or place Of business at
Vaudeville, Wood county, and is to ex-
pire on the frat day Of April, 1898. The
sum OF 5000 has been subscribed and
paid in on the capital stock, with che
privilege Of increasing the same TO SlO,.
900. The capital 40 subscribed is divided
into shares OF $40 each, and held as fol.
lows: Ralph Black, IA shares; Willard S,
Black, 20 shares; Martin Deems. Is
shares; 7. Milton Wigal, 7 shares; Levi
MARROW, 5 shares; and s. L. Gwinn, 4
shares; all residents Of the county Of
Wood.
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The Ladies Christian AID society o.
the Disciples Church meets tonight Al
the church.
A number of men are employed in re
pairing the G. & P. Railroad bridge over
Indian Run.
Rev. Bealle, of st. clairsville, was in
the city yesterday.
town visit yesterday.
A darkey went through one Of the
large lights Of glass in the basement Of
the Osborn House yesterday morning,
shivering tito atoms.
Chris. Corners, the man who was SO
severely injured at the Goblet Works dis.
aster several weeks ago, was out on the
street yesterday, and welcomed by many
friends.
The stockholders Of the Bellaire street
railroad elected the following directors
yesterday: E. G. Morgan, w. Ellison,
James Elton, james Carter, c. Bippus,
s. Arbenz and Thomas Wilson.
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PERSONAL MENTION. - Charles otte,
jun., started for Colorado yesterday.
All. Burnett, who is well known in this
city, is now The manager Of the new West
Side Opera House, in Chicago.
Hon. James Morrow, Of Fairmont, ia
at the ST. james Hotel.
Lieut.. Hewitt, Of the U. S. A., is visit,
ing old friends in the city, Lieut.. Hewitt,
IL native Of Hancock county, and is
now stationed in Colorado.
Mrs. James Quigg, Of Baltimore, arriv'
ed in the city yesterday, and is the guest
Of Capt. Devriss and family.
Capt. Charley Muhleman, Of the steam
err Andes, talks Of a trip 10 Europe dur
ing the summer.
Mr. James P. Wilkinson, Of Bellaire,
expects 10 leave for Europe on the SOth
Col. T. P. shalIcross left again last
evening for Washington, D. c., to resume
his duties there.
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If you want nice, light, white Bread, use
N ornipg Glory Baking Powder.
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G. s. FEESY's is headquarters for Teas
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Ghegnteaigftesr
TUESDAY. MAY II, ISIS.


Notice-City Tax and Water Rent.
Pennsylvania White Lead Works.
inst Received-J. Friedel.
Dividend.
For Sale, Rent or Exchange.
Oil ClOtbs-Mendel, Booth & Co.
The New Haven Patent Adjustable
Buggy and Wagon Top.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
District Court II the United States.
Trustees Sale-fourth page.
THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the thermometer
"a observed at Schnepfs drug store, opers
House corner, yesterday:
sA.a I'm. SEN 7Fr..M,
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PoLIcE CouRr-Judoe Oanmr.

POLICE CoURr-Jud9e CfdnKd.
The following cases were before His
Honor yesterday morning, viz:
Drunkenness R. s. Sells, 81 and costs,
Disorderly-wm. Jones, ThOs. Fletcher
and Harry Robertson, s. and costs EACH
Patrick Nichols, g and costs; Michael
Hennegen and James Cassidy, $40 and
costs each; Asel Prettyman and VIM.
Muldoon, cases continued until this morn
Ing. All paid their zines except Henne-
gen, who was sent 10 the city prison.
Prostitution-LaurA McGayin, keep
ing house Of i'll fame, $40 and costs; Clara
Hall, Timothy Welsh and Timothy Ba.
ker, inmates Of the McGayern house, $40
and costs. All were committed.
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a
T1Es.--U. s. Commissioner James P.
Rogers, OF this city, has recently been
investigating some alleged postottice IT.
Irregularities, with the following result
r. H. Sayre, late Postmaster at New
Martinsville, Is charged by the Depart
ment with embezzling about 5000 while
in office. Mr.. Sayre was arrested and
taken before Commissioner Rogers, who,
acting under instructions from Washing.
ion, admitted him to bail in the sum Of
$1,000 until Wednesday Of this week,
when, upon payment OF the amount
charged ngainst him, he will be dismissed
from custody.
W. S. Jacobs, alioS ]. P. Freeman, Of
New Martinsville, was before the Com
missioner for a preliminary hearing upon
charge Of using the mails for fraudulent
purposes. The complaint was made by
w. T. Henderson, a citizen Of New Mar.
tinsyilIe. The defendant gave bond in
the sum Of $1,000 to insure his appear.
Ance at the United States District Court
10 answer.
FIN. Bonham, OF Welzel county, made
information before the Commissioner
charging VIM. Criswell, Postmaster at
Adelaide, HI White, Postmaster at Bel
ton, and Alfred Crow, Postmaster at Sill
yer Hill, all in Marshall county, with
knowingly delivering and permit.
ting to be delivered mail matter
on which postage required BY
law was not at the, time paid,
and with making false returns to the De.
partment Of the same. In other words,
Messrs. Criswell, White and Crow were
charged with communicating with each
other through the U. S. mails, without
paying the postage required by law.
Commissioner Rogers dismissed the cases,
as the charges were not sustained by the
evidence, and the prosecution was insti'
tuted through motives Of malice. There
was not an iota Of evidence to sustain
the charges.
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THE CouRn.-crRcurr CoURr-Jsdpc
Mdria.-This Court met yesterday morn
ing, pursuant to adjournment OF satur-
The jury in the case Of ]. and A. Brown
VI. W. B, Curtis, who failed to agree on
Saturday, were again cent to their room.
After being being out until noon, without
coming 10 an agreement the jury was
discharged.
The case Of Catherine Friery vs.. John
Kleyis was put on trial before the fol-
lowing jury: Jacob Hull, Ed. Blayney,
James F. Barnes, Robert Crawford, james
NJ. Todd, J. N. Worthen, Ed. Atkinson,
n. A. Noble, Henry Hervey, s. @. Mccoy,
Andrew Kimmons, Charles Daughefty.
Mrs. Friery, the plaintiff in this suit,
asks $500 damages Of defendant Kleyis,
for selling liquor to her son Martin, who,
she claims, was her only support, and
through whose incorporate habits she
sustained injury in the amount claimed.
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Don't Believe 1t.

CALL AND SEE MY SPRING STOCK.
NO TROUBLE 10 SHOW GOODS.
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between long range shooting and short
range, or oT-hand shooting, Is that good
short range shooting depends solely on
the possession OF sufficient strength in
the arms and the ability to control the
movements OF the rifle and direct the
sight to the spot desired to be hit. The
strength is possessed by many, but the
combination Of strength and steadiness il
more rare.
With long range shooting the rifeman
assumes a position, resting the rifle
wholly on his body, where he can easily
direct the rifle at the bnll's eye; but this
Is far from being all that is required.
Two men may hold their rifles at long
range, one as we'll as another, and yet
one may never hit the target, while the
other makes a string Of bulls eyes. This
is because the success oi.long range shoot.
ing depends entirely upon the judgment
Of the rillemaD. The long range ritiemAn
shoots with his brains, while the short
range ritleman uses his muscles aud
nerves only. This Ia the reason why the
long range rifle practice has become 80
popular and Ia spreading so rapidly
throughout the country.
THE MAYNARD RIFLE CLUB,
Of this city, have made a success Of their
club so far, although yet new club. They
have several members who show re-.
markable skill in their judgment Of wind
aud light, and We will probably have
some Representatives from here 10 the
fall meeting OF the N. r. A. at Creed
moor. The. club have rented long
range on the farm Of Mr.. Woods, at Echo
Point, about two miles out the Elm
Grove Road, and have erected an Iron
target. The range is known as "Wood-
land" They will have several contests
his summer, both club and individual
matches. The Massachusetts, Arm Com
pany presented the club with q fine nickel
mounted sporting rifle, valued at $50, to
be contested for by the members, which
must be won three times by one person
before becoming his personal property.
Maj. Henry Fulton also presented the
club with fine gold mounted revolver
a a prize 10 be shot for. These will DO
the prizes for the next Eve or six con-
tests at least. The club numbers about
fifteen members now, eight Of whom are
supplied with Creedmoor rifles.
We would like TO see this new and
pleasant recreation become as popular
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THE old town clock is taking rest.
The lookup was empty last nigh! at 10
o'clock.
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