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River New :.

The marks st the landing last evening
Indicated feet and falling.
The Kate Wsters No. , is en- route TO
this port with three barges of cinders for
! the Riverside mills.
The Courier will leave at o'clock this
afternoon tor Parkersburg.
The O'Neal will leave Tor Pittsburgh
this morning.
The Emma Graham will pass down for
Cincinnati this morning
The Exchange passed up last light en-
route to Pittsburgh.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May 29-Riyer 3 feet
inches and falling. Weather fair and
cool.
CAIRO, May % -Arrived-Chsrley
Bowen, St. Louis. Representations
and Mercer, Ohio river; Charley Bowen
Ohio river. River 80 feet inches and
falling. Weather clear.
NEW ORLEANS, May 29.-Arrlved-
Frank Psrgoud, Greenville. DEPARTED
Charles Morgan, Cinciunstii Goldtust,
st. Louis; John Wilson, Ouschlts river
Bonnie Lee, Red river. Weather clear
and partly cloudy. Thermometer s.
degrees.
CNCINNATI, May 29.-Rrver II feet
8 inches and rising. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived Stockdse and Fannie
Tatum, Pittsburgh Cons Miller, Mem
phiS Golden Rule and Golden Crown
New Orleans. Departed-Rhodes, Pitts
burgh; Tstum. ST. Louis; Andy Baum
Memphis; Robert Mitchell, New Orleans
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
In Call Session.

The Board of Education met at their
rooms last evening and was called to or
der by President Baird. AT roll-call
the following members answered to their
names: Messrs Baird, Bingell, Bowers.
Caldwell, Collier, Fitzsimmons, Goering,
Hastings, Hess, Maxwell, Miller, Wat
kins and Wilson-l3.
The reading of the minutes OF the pre-
vious meeting WAS dispensed with.
Clerk Hullihen being absent, Professor
Hervey was made Clerk pro tenn.
President Baird stated that he had been
requested by q number OF the members Of
the Board to call special meeting to
consider protest made by the local fire
insurance companies, against the dis
ordinations against their companies in
the appointment of the insurance
placed on the various public school houses
Of the city.
On motion of Mr.. Hastings, who was
seconded by Mr.. Hess, it was ordered
that the policies issued by Mr.. Anderson
to the clerk of the Board, be cancelled
and given to the local insurance compa-
MES at the same rates as Anderson offers.
\ motion to give the schools holiday
until Monday was lost.
Adjourned.
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IRIYATEs
BATTLE SOUNDS.

Rev. j. e. Mcclure has been rendered
the position of chaplain Of the First West
Virginia Regiment.
The Cadet battery arrived last evening,
and will be used in the parade and sham
battle this evening.
The Waynosburg company, forty
strong, will arrive this morning and be
let of the train at the Capital.
John Morgan, Manager of the West
ern Union Telegraph office, will have an
inttrument stationed on the battlefield,
in order to let friends, who remain at
home know of the dead and wounded.
All bayonets and rsmrods will be left
at the armory, in order to prevent any
accident.
Major James B. Lindsey, of Waynes-
burg, will have charge Of the Blues, OF
that place.
Yesterday, Seabright finished the new
uniforms for the officers of the Schmul-
bach Guards. The cloth is gray, and is
trimmed with black and gold.
Where will General Ham have his
headquarters?
Henry Shallcross will furnish the re-
porters with special bsrOuCho to follow
the soldiers in their parade this morning.
He will also run hacks TO and from the
battle field to haul the wounded of to
the hospital.
twenty men made the grand stand at
the Fair Grounds secure from danger BY
strengthening all the weak places.
The Wsynesburg boys have been des-
ignated Color Company. Quite an
honor, this.
Fortunate reporters: They are to have
a special stand IN front OF which will be
placed large breast works, in order TO
prevent stray balls going that way.
The Davis Light Guards, commanded
by Capt, Moore, the hsndsomest military
man in the State, will arrive this morn
ing.
Lieut.. ingalls,, of the Yves! Virginia
Cadets, is with his company, and will lead
them in battle to day.
The Cadiz, o., company will arrive in
the city this morning and participate IN
the sham.
The State Cadets are qusrtered at the
Mcclure.
IuTGc OihphuIeS !LOH lNIsOui ~ anu
one from Eas! Liberty will arrive this
morning.
The Moundsville and Burton Compa-
MES will arrive at nine o'clock and par
ticipste in the parade.
The Cadets made handsome display
in their march from the depot to the ar,
mory last evening.
The soldier boys should DO well
searched, TO prevent any one having q
loaded cartridge.
A staff of Surgeons has been engaged
to care for the wounded soldiers.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate

NY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
h made by Peter SchleTnitZauer ana
Catherine SchlernitZauer, his wife, ddteu
me SOth day OF April, A. ID. 1873, ana re-
corded in the office of the CLERK OF the
comfy Court of ohio county, west Nlr-
oinla. in deed OF trust book No. s. page
4{g I will sell at puolc auction, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1873,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
'front.' door OF the Court House OF ONO
county, the follow ng described real estate
wing in the City OF Wheeling, Wesl VIZ
GINA, TO wit: The south hall OF lot mum
Rar Is situate on the east side OF MAIN
street between Third formerly McLure1
stree. and Fourth formerly BANK street
i'm trat part OF said city OF Wheeling, can
al NOrth Wheeling. Also, part OF IoI
No 70 situated on the earl Slut OF Main
street between Third and Fourtn stree, ,,
in tnat part OF the city OF wheeling eau
Ell North Wheeling, which part Oh stiu lpt
l. more particularly described as lpl!o"s
Reyinniug at point on the east sLue OF
Main street. and corner OF said Iots Is ana
~. thence eastwartly with the line De
tv11asn said lots one hundred feet; thence
southwgrdly and parallel with Main street
Iyrsnfy-fye feet; thence westwaIdly ana
narallel with the first line one hundred
feet: thence northwardly TO the place oil
beginning.
Terms oil Sale Cash.
The title to the above property Is De-
lIryrd 10 be uuqueStiOnaOle, out sel!lhS "s
trustee shall only convey Such tltIe as Is
vested IN me by said deed OF tIust.
=, y. TAYLOR, trustee.
HERVEN. AuCtlOQeer. mani
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Personalities,

Rev. Hayden Of Brownsville, Pa, Is
in the city.
Gen. Joseph Sprigg and wife, OF
Moorefeld, arrived in the city last even
ing, and sre visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Baker, South Side.
L. P. Carr, tourist for Logan, List u
Co., is in the city.
Elk Judge james Ferguson, of Kama.
whs, is at the Stsmm.
Messrs. Mclaughlin and Hassen, two
of Pittsburgh's young attorneys arrived
in the city last evening to attend the w.
l.. S elbow out" They will view the
sham to-day.
DR.. Peterkin and wife, father and
mother of Bishop elect Peterkin, arrived
in the city yesterday and are at the Nc
Lure.
Bishop elect Peterkin is at the resi-
dence of Secretary of State Sobeski
Brady.
Jo6n-F. O'Melley, a prominent young
attorney of Pittsburgh, will lead to the
marital altar this evening, Miss Miller,
handsome and accomplished young
lady of the same city.
Miss Hannah Whally, OF the Island,
is visiting friends in Pittsburgh and
Allegheny, Pa.
J. NJ. Dillon leaves this evening for
Woodlawn, ILL.,, where he goes to make
arrangements to run the Woodlswn OIL
Works more extensively.
Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Hull, who haye
been visiting friends in the west returned
home last evening.
Bishop Dudley, of Louisville, Ky,
Elk Governor Stephenson, of Kentucky,
and Bishop Whittle, of Virginia, arrived
in the city last evening.
At the McLure-Dr. NJ. Stewart, Bal
timore, Md Rev. j. 9. kirkwood, Fon
du Lac, Wis; &c McGrew, kingwood,
w. Va; Prot. r. 9. Berkely, University
of West Virginia; T. A. Jsggsr, Cincin-
nsti, o.; Bishop Kerfoot, Pitts burgn;
Rev. ". G. French and wife, Cleveland,
O.; Clay Leasev, Lawrenceburg, KY;
&. G. Fowler, Pittsburgh; Miss Minnie
Watson, Fsirmont, and A. NJ. Randolph,
Baltimore.
At the St. James-Msyor w. c. Nc
Grew, Morgantown; U. N. Arnett, Jr.,
Fairmont.
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e.. d. ID.

A big crowd Of men, boys and girls
thronged and blocked Market street, be-
tween Twelfth and Sixteenth, yesterday
afternoon, to witness the thrilling feats
of Professor Leon, the tight rope walker,
who, after long wait by the multitude,
duly arrived in buggy, accompanied by
two ladies whom he represented to be his
wife and sister. Before getting to work
on the rope, he gave his audience some
sound grstuItous business information,
that was perhaps new in that business
but quite ancient in other branches Of
trade. To sum up his remarks they
were to the effect that he always passed
around the hat before he gave his show.
There was always more certainty in the
profits of the business when you did
a strictly G. o. D. trade. The old-tssh-
toned way Of taking up collection after
the performance was over, was
played out and didn't pay. These
preistory remarks ended, his female as
ssitnnts. together with himself, immedi-
atelv canvassed the crowd in q very
thorough manner. But with all their
precautions and hard work, when the
muster of nickles was counted the sum
total amounted to only $3.50, much to
the chsgrin Of Prof. Leon, who so ex.
pressed himself and ordered his fair re.
i.tives TO make another effort on the c.
o. d. plan. This over, he gave his per-
Torrance which was about the same as
Others that have been witnessed. He
announced in mid air that he
was suffering from severe
attack of fever and sgue which
slightly impaired the excellence of his
show, and prevented him from perform
Ing two OF his most wonderful and thrill
ing teats, which would without fail be
executed tomorrow at hslt-past twelve
o'clock, at the same place.
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IHE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the DIFF
GerenI judicial Bodies.
U. :. DISTRICT CoURT-JUDGE J. J. JACK
SON, JR.

U. :. DISTRICT COURT-JUDGE J. J. JACK
SON, JR.
Robert A. Lucas and Cathsrlue T., his
wife, complain ants, W. P. Q. Brooks, Jr.
s. Co, in chsncery. By leave OF the
Court, the defendants filed their answer
and gave notice that on tomorrow they
would move the Court to dissolve the in
junction heretofore granted in this cause.
Isaiah Warren VS.. the steamer Z. w.
Horn brook, in admiralty. In this case
the claimant, Ed. Hornbrook, filed his
exceptions to the libel. By order Of the
Court the libel was amended and the
cause continued until next term.
In the case of the United Ststes VS..
Francis Bsrger, charged with felony, the
court recognized the defendant IN the
sum of 81 900 with the proper security
for his appearance at the next term OF
this court, = answer any indictment that
may be preferred against him.
The case of the United SLates VS.. Jas
Nj Mason was argued and submitted.
John g. Grove VS.. A. NJ. Black ct 81 4,
in cbancery. On motion of plaintiff, the
cause was dismissed at his costs.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
In the case of Eckhert vs.. the ?. w.
& K. Railroad evidence was resumed.
Still on trial
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Thompson & Hubbard VS.. Thos. l..
Britt, ct ats, in chsncery, order Of refer
enCe entered.
Lewis & Woodmansee VS.. the Fire
Association of PRilsdelphis, in assumpsitr
order entered certifying said case to the
Circuit Court of the United States for the
District of West Virginia.
Mary A. Brown VS.. Life Association
of America, in sssumpsIt. The motion
made by the defendants attorneys for q
new trial of the case, was overruled by
the court.
Sullivan & o Leary vs. John Burns X
Co., IN assumpsit. Judgment for the
plaintiffs for the sum of Sl47.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock Friday.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed Of three cases, with
! fines ranging from 81 10 so.
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I
Msrgsretha Mas, administrators OF David
Mas, decd, and others,
IN CHANCERY.
The undersigned, Special Conn isslon.
ers. hereby give notice that by virtue OF
me authority vested in them by decree
made by said court in the above entitled
cause on the 9Th day OF April, 1878, they
SatIOHDAY, THE STH DAY OF JUNE,
1878, sell at public auction, al the front
door of the Court House OF ONO county
Nest Virginia, in the city OF wheeling 10
me highest aud best bidder. the real estat
of which said David Mas, uecd u4eu
seized and possessed, tO-wlt: Inc piece OF
land, containing about Two anu one me- h az
residence and brewery at the time OF ms
death which was conveyed 10 MIN Dy one
Franz Hegper and vile by ueeu uaIeu
March 10, 1857, and now or record IN lnt
Clerks office OF the County court 0 }, S a,id
county, in deed book NO. AZ, page ~ anu
described in said deed as follows; 'front.'
ing on the continuance OF Market street
ninety feet, more or less; thence running
with Honmans line northeast one nun
dred and ten feet; thence north 10 BUSH
rirld ~ McMechen's line; thence east 10
Iobn McLure's line; thence with MS line
about 30 feet; thence west 10 holman
line, the place of beginning.
Also, lot No. QOl) one hundred anu louT,
called Bank street and Coal street, 'front.'
ing 80 feet on Coal street and running west
west with Fourth street 100 feet, beng
same lot conveyed 10 said David Mas by
Ioseph Bell and wife, by deed dated
October 3. 1861, and now OF record in said
CLERKS Office in deed book No. %, page
III. All OF said real estate being IN SAID
city, county and state.
Terms OF SALE-One-fourth Of the pur-
base money, or such greater sum as the
purchaser may elect TO pay, in cash; the
residue in three equal instalmentS, each
bearing interest from the day of sale and
payable respectively in six, twelve and
eighteen months after the day OF sale, the
purchaser TO give bonds with personal
security thereon satisfactory 10 the under
signed Tor said deferred aymentS, ana the
tile 10 be retained until payment IN iuI'
ELEWiS =. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
7 T. HFRVFY AuctiOneer. mali
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Disciples Church Festival and Con

The festival and concert at Mozart
Hall, which has been conducted under
the auspices of the ladies of the DISCIPLES
Church, for the past three days and even
ings, was brought to a successful close
last night. The mem bers generally have
cause to congratulate themselves that
among their number are those who are
so capable OF planning and
executing such popular means
for the purpose OF benefting
the financial condition of the church.
The audiences have embraced not only
those of their own denomination, but
many from the different churches in the
city, an additional evidence OF the re-
gard felt in their success. The following
ladies and gentlemen have taken prom
inent part in the entertainment: Mrs.
7. H. Higgings, Mrs. Samuel Adams,
Mrs. Geo. +. Irvine, Mrs. Albert Wells,
Mrs. j. ". Psce. Mrs. Holiday, Mrs.
Dovener, Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs Dabney, Mrs
Black, Mrs. Csssell, Mrs. Emma, Broom,
Mrs. j. Z. MendeI, Misses Eva Rice,
Mary Higgins, Ella Phillips, Ssbins
Hicks, Ella Truxeu, LIME Wallace,
Hannah Wallace, Mary Harry, Rogers,
O'Brien, Jones, aud Prsther, and Messrs.
Brook Adams, Allen Brock, Geo. Irvine,
Higgins, Oscsr Seeley snd John (. Men
del. The gross receipts will reach sew
ersl hundred dollars.
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Real EsfaIe Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
were recorded st the office OF the County
Clerk yesterday:
Deed made April "A, 1878, by VIM. d.
Blon and wife to Jacob Decker for the
south half of lot Nc. 5 square, NO. SO,
South Wheeling, $500.
Deed made March 20, 1878, by the off
GERS of Mt. lions Cemetery, to james
Emsley for lot No. ll2 at Mt. Zion s
Cemetery, $50.
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NOTICE.

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF CONMIssIoNS,l
WHEELING, May IL, 1873.
An election for County Phys clan for the
CITY District and County lntrmary will
be held the 3)th day Of May, by the Board
of misSioners, TO serve one year. All
applications must be filed with the Clerk
OF said Board on or before Tuesday, May
18th.
Also proposals will be received To close
at the sane time as above ior Iupn dsdII1
tlon of the county physician Tor one year,
tor the use of the poor and county prison.
ers confined in the county Jail.
mallra CHAS. II. DElTERS, Clerk.
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SOciaIOn the Island.

The member; of the Thomson NJ +.
Church and congregation have arranged
TO hold a social at the residence of Mrs
Fanny Murine, Penn street, Island, TO-
morrow night The programme com.
promises everything calculated to make
up an evening of genuine enjoyment, end
a cordial welcome is extended 10 all per-
sons from the city who may wish to
come. Among the attractions will be the
sale of q number of pretty girls.
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QUIZ GALA DAY.
Ever1 body on the Iiptoe OF Expecia-
tion-Hundreds OF Strangers Com

Every body on the lIptoe OF EApeCia-
tion-Hundreds OF Strangers Com.
Ing.
The day that has been eagerly looked
forward to by al our people has come at
last, and with II has come many hundreds
of strangers, who are anxious to see one
of the grsndest days that Wheeling mas
ever witnessed First Of al, the conse-
Grafton Of Bishop-elect Peterkin, Knights
Templsr display, grand parade and
lastly, the eagerly looked for sham battle.
THE PROGRAMME.
The following programme Will be
carried out this afternoon:
HEADQ'Rs 1sT REGIMENT w. VA
May 80, 1878. !
GENERAL ORDERS.
lst. The respective commanders will
report at the smory with their commands
at 0 o'clock A. NJ. sharp.
%. At Adiutsn's call the companies
will form in the following order: DAVIS
Light Guards. Gof Light Guards, X
company, of Waynesburg, with colorsl
Camden Guards, Lindsey Institute
Cadets. Schmulbsch Guards, Mathews
Light Guards, Morgsntown Cadets, gst-
ling guns. Band and drum corps on the
right OF battalion.
Sd. The procession will move over the
following route:
Up Market to Seventh, Seventh 10
Main, Main to Twelfth, Twelfth TO Chap
line Chspline to Fourteenth, Fourteenth
to Jacob, Jacob to Sixteenth, Sixteenth
to Market, Market to Twenty-Sixth
Twenty-Sixth TO Chspline Chspline to
Twentieth, Twentieth to Market, Mar
ket to place of beginning, where the COM
panies will be dismissed tor dinner.
Attn. Promptly at one o'clock the TegI'
ment will reform at the ArmOry and
proceed at once to the fair grounds FOL
review. By order OF
w. w. MILLER, Col.
G. W. FRANZHEIM, Adj.
Last evening the West Virgins
Cadets from the University, arrived al
the b. IL q depot, and were escorted &c
the new armory by detachment OF the
Golf and Mathews Guards and the
LlnQsleS OdutIs. Inc lOIiO"IiIB olC Wv
number and names of the officers and
privates of the
WEST VIRGINIA CAETs.
Lieutenant James NJ. Ingalls,, U. S. A.
COmmandant.
CAPTAIN James NJ. Lee.
First Lieutenant f. j. Marsh.
First Lieutenant A. q. Dayton,
Second Lieutenant l.. hich.
Second Lieutenant p. ;. Morgan.
First Sergeant T.. h Hopkins.
Second Sergeant \. +. Courtney.
Third Sergeant b. l.. Keenan,.
Fourth Sergeant &. +. Grafton,
CoRPoRALS.
First Cox.
Second SeamOn.
Third Hodges.
Fourth HOyland.
PRIyATES.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS u.s. ON IN
II Wheeling Island; price rom StV lt,S 70
sf5O each, Only one-sixth OF the purchase
mo- money required in cash. The residue may
Ia Maid Annually In five equal Install
ments. with interest. Apply TO
~ JOHN p. GILCHRlST,
ooooh AT Top Mil.
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Prizes 10 be AMnrded.

Among the prizes TO be awarded to-
day at the different entertainments at
the Fair Grounds, in connection with the
sham battle, are the following: Jscob W.
Grubo, handsome latest improved clock;
l. Dechert, silver castor; q. ?. Brown
gents gold pin; Turner & Dillon, FIVE
shooter revolver; Hebrsnk & Bro, silver
butter dish. The First West Virginia
hsttilion should show up we'll for the
above presents.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Dissolution of Partnership.

VI'HE FIRM OF G. +. MAYER & son
has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. The business OF the Old hrm will
be settled by c. ]. Mayer, who will con-
niue at the old stand, No. Al Twelfth
street two doors from corner Market and
Twelfth streets, or G. 4. SChatier & Co. 5
Office, cor. Market and Fourteenth streets,
second floor.
All persons having claims against the
said firm are hereby requested to present
them for payment. Those knowing them
selves Indebted to us will please call aud
settle. MRS. G.. +. MAYER,
rnaO2 T., J. MAlER
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MnHic fol the Million.

Hazslton pianos, Weber pianos, second
hand Knabe and Steinwsy pianos, or
CANS of all kind; and values, violils,
guitars, baujos, mouth organs, flutes, flea
drums, piano stools, piano and organ
covers, sheet music, strings, musical nov
elites and goods of every kind, cheaper
and better at Sheib's music store, Wash.
ingtou Hall, than elsewhere. Call in TO-
dsy and examine the stock.
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at'Aeeling 4e9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New advertisements.

Riverside Building Association.
Public Meeting Of Citizens Of Fourth
Wsrd
Mozart II sll Dinner.
Books and Stationery-StantOn & Dsv-
export.
Berry Bowls-Cummins u Woods.
For Sale-Horses.
Ladies' Linen Suits--I. Blum IL Bro.
II Head of Local.
Attention, Cot Light Guards,
Goh Light Guards Ball.
hlox-C. \. kryter.
American Lever Watches for $l5-
Turner & Dillon.
Sham Battle-Plummer' Gallery.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS Mu Pfa soUu

Preuarcl ~ ". v. PIERCE, u. d., 90
~ .u- rfDr. r. tie WORLDS DirfEHsANL
1.#".... e.
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Conrod Seybold while crossing Market
street, corner of Eleventh, last evening,
fell in pit on the street car track and
cut MS nose and face severely. He was
carried to the pavement where his wounds
were dressed and from thence he was re-
moved to his home il an express wagon.
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TIE II ost excellent attributes to the
success OF q first class hotel are courteous
treatment, well.appointed cuisine, and
welI-furnished rooms. You can find al
of these at the Colonnsde Hotel IN Phil
adelphia.
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Before Justice Marshall.

Yesterday peace warrants was issued
for Mrs. VIM. Turner, on complaint of
James NJ. Jones. TIE defendant was put
under $50 bond for her good behavior for
six morths. Also warrant tor John
Jones GA the complaint of VIM. Turner,
charging him with assault and battery
on his minor child.
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NEXT Sunday, May 2, official opening
Of Neuhsussn's Summer Garden. Mr..
Pedsnto, the world-renown aronsnt will
start from Neuhsusen's Garden in 8
balloon with two dozen of Whesling's
most popular citizen ZOO feet high. For
particulars see programme.
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New Boat,

Capt T. Z. Sweeney closed contract
with McFsll, of Pittsburgh, for the hull
of his new boat for the New Orleans and
OuachIta River trade; it is TO be l75 feet
in length, so feet beam, feet hold, sd ID
TO be completed in 10 days. The engines
and boilers will be bdilt in this city;
cylinders Is inches in diameters, 6 feet
stroke; boilers, AZ inches IN diameter,
rs feet long