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CHICAGO, March 2.-Flour-steady and
WheRt-Unsettled but general.
ly lower; opened weak and lower. and
closed firm at inside prices; No. 2 Chlca-
20 spring gilt edge 81 l04, regular 81 10h,
cash, 81 iOHai l0H March, 81 10a1 l01S
April; No. 8, 81 0Sa1 05, rejected 9011c.
Con-Unsettled and lower OF 4S1sc cash,
4salSl.c March 4Sa4SlEc April, 4S9sa4S9lc
May, rejected S5e. oatsIDulI, weak and
lower; git edge 2dNe regular 3 aHS t cash
Rye-stssdy at 65c. Barley-Firm at
46c. Pork.Dull Rnd lower at $40 05a
10 10 cash and March, SO 221fal0 % April,
SO S7lINl04 40 May. Lard-Dull, weak and
lower al 81 10 cash, 722X April, 81 S2h
May. Dressed Hogs Dull, weak and low.
or at 81 10a4 25. Bulk Meats-Dull, weak
and lower at s. 50aS5 l6a5 SIX. Whisky
Unsettled; reported at 81 oSal Oh.
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Go and look at the black and colored
Cashmeres at Blums'. 1t will pay you.
Is Youa HAIR THIs or FALLING Our

IsYouR HAIR THIN OR FALLING our2
Are you becoming prematurely bald or
gray? II 80, take the advice OF the great
German scientist, Leibig, and use "Lon.
don Hair Color Restorer," II ia the best
hair tonic and restorer Of color ever in.
troduced to the American people. II al-
lays heat and irritation, removes all ten
dency to dandruif, and invigorates the ac-
ton OF the capillaries in the highest de.
gree. 1.-THE London Hair Color Restorer"
has earned deserved and lasting reputa.
ton for promoting the growth and pre-
serving the beauty Of the human hair,
such as no other preparation can boast
OF. As a dresser II Is the cheapest, be.
cause the most Clearly and lasting. Sold
by all first class druggists in fine toilet
articles everywhere, at seyenty.fiye cents
a bottle. d&w
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A NEAT CONFIDENCE GAME.-A color.
ed man named Charley Jones complained
before Justice Phillipa on Saturday that
Nelse tanning, Of Martins Ferry, had
swindled him out OF q silver watch and
chain. According TO Jones' story, Ian.
ming did Il with an ingenious contfivance
Of the "thimblerigp sort. A hollow ball,
about an inch and u half in diameter, was
used by tanning in the operation.
The victim Is shown the ball,
which appears empty, and is readi-
ly-induced to bet that there is moth
ing in II. And neither is there at the
time. But when the sharper takes the
ball in his hand he touches a spring,
which opens a slide and permits wood
en- ball about the size Of pea TO drop
from his thumb into the cavity. OF
course the sharper always claims the
stakes, and generally gets them. And this
Is the way Charley says Nelse got posses.
sion Of bis watch and chain. A warrant
was Issued for Nelse, and placed in Con.
stable Exley's hands Tor execution.
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PupLIc AMusE,fESrs.-zra.-The CO.
ries Of entertainments given by Zera, at
Washington Hall, closed on Saturday
evening. The engagement was hardly q
pecuniary success, rs the audiences were
rather slim.
Mupara Of Aajou-The benefit tender
ed Mrs. Clifton BY the ladies and gentle:
men who assisted in the production Of
margaret OF Apjou" will come off at
Washington Hall tonight. The first part
Of the entertainment will consist OF tab
leaux, solos, and chorus Of twenty-five
carefully trained children. The second
part will be the drama Of "Margarst Of
Anjou," which has been much improved
since its first appearance. The entertain
ment promises to be quite interesting M1g
concert by Father Grimes little folks L.
said to be alone worth the price OF ad.
mission.
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chicago Cattle market.

CHICAGO, March 2.--The DroverT Jour.
Z CATrEE-Receipts 400; shipments 1900.
G God shipping steers scarce; sales at s. 20
rs 90, stockeIs and feeders in moderate
demand and unchanged ats$2 60aS So;
butchers steady; steers s. 00a3 IS; cows at
So 00a2 40; bulls So 00a2 %; oxen IS Goa
i 90, calves s. 0Oa4 80.
HoGs-Receipts 1900; shipments G,0oo.
Market dull, weak and lower; mixed pack.
ing at s. 66a3 rs, light s. 70aS So, heavy
shipping at IS S0a4 121f; many unsold.
F,EHEKP-Receipts 80; shipments $50. Mar
ket nominally unchanged; extra to fancy at
81 75a5 rs, fair to good wethers and ewes
s. 75a4 25, inferior to medium s. 00a3 40,
scalawags 50 50a2 75.
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"IrcHISa Pnlsp-is 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
another hour, and allow them TO become
aggrivating while you have a pleasant and
sure cure In 'Swaynes Ointment" Also
cures teter and d / skin diseases. Mailed
to any address on receipt Of price, 90 cents
a box, or three boxes 81 IS. Address
letters 10 DR.. Swayne & Son, Pbiladelphia,
or TO the Richmond agents, Boaeker
Brothers, ,444 Main street. Sold by all
leading druggists. d&w
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nURR LEAF LARD-TIefcts, Barrels, Hall
Barrels, Pals and Hall rAilA Superior 70 The
soeIlltd "IisanSd" Lard, much o. which = nnht
for Rod, y. e LlsEISh
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RAILROAD BoHDs-Quiet and steady.
SrATE BosDs-Quiet. A sale OF North
Carolina special tax third class was made
at %.
SroCEs-Ths market was dull. Pitts.
burRh, Chicago Il Alton, and Morris & e.
sex advanced from to1 ~ per cent as com.
pared with the closing quotations OF yes
ierday. In the remainder OF the list the
fluctuations were daily q to X per cen
The market closed a.. In notification to
the members OF the E-5ck Exchange that
Selah Chamberlain, OF Cleveland, had been
appointed receiver a the firm OF Green.
leaf, Morris 4 Co., II was stated that
all stocks and loans win be paid on
presentation OF securities, and payment
made for such stocks as are presented in
regular course Of business. Warren Green.
leaf, surviving member OF the firm is too
III to take charge, and 1t is believed the re.
cciver was appointed to transact business
for the benefit OF the families OF the late
members. The annual report OF the Deia.
ware & Hudson Canal Company shows
that the total loss on the years business Is
$l14,7SS, $6O5,S66 on the fixed charge oil
leased lines alone, the other half million on
the production OF coal.
The transactions aggregated 81, 600 shares,
OF which 6,200 were Lake shore, 1900
Northwestern, 200 81. Paul common,
1900 preferred, $500 Lackawanna, 1850
Morris d Essex, and $500 Western Union.
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PERSONAL PoINTs.-Mr. Will. Morrow,
Of Benwood, has shipped on the steamer
Hudson as third clerk.
Mr.. o. g. Schofeld, Of the Parkers.
burg Journal who has been making a
brief visit in the city, returned home on
Mr.. ". j. W. Cowden,, is attending to
the duties Of the Clerk OF the Municipal
Court, during Mr.. Darrsh's absence from
The "immortal J. N" is announced to
diff the veil" at Moundsyille on the 10Th
inst.
Kit Clarke, well known Snowman,
joined Prof. Zera here on Saturday as
business manager.
Miss Eva Rice Is at home recuperating
few weeks. She has been engaged as
teacher in one OF the schools on Wheeling
Island during the winter, but found 1t
necessary 10 rest from her labors few
weeks on account Of Ill health.-Belmont
Chronicle.
Judge Melvin returned from Mounds
willie on Saturday evening.
Mr.. John D. Reynolds, Of Baltimore, Is
in town.
Mr.. Jim Scott, a we'll known New York
ieweler, is in the city.
Mr.. q. @. Kemble, the architect, left Tor
the East on Saturday evening, having
been called to the bedside Of his mother,
who IL seriouGiy i'll.
Mr.. Anton Reymann contemplates q
visit 10 the Arkansas Hot Springs, and
will leave the latter part Of this week.
DR.. A. L. Meyer has returned from
Baltimore.
Miss Fannie Towse. Of Portsmouth, is
guest Of Mrs. WI. 81. Bown, on the
Island.
Miss Nellie Sweeney will leave for
Pittsburgh tomorrow, TO pursue her
musical studies.
Mr.. A. w. Campbell, editor Of the
IsTELLIGEScER, returned home yester-
day from four weeks visit TO the Ar
kansas Hot Springs.
s. G. Hoge, Of PIT Pleasant; R. ].
Brown, Of Huntington, and 1. W. Ran.
dolph, Of Grafton, are at the Mcclure.
At the St. James last night: w. s.
Wiley, Prosecuting Attorney Of Wetzel
county; Jas. A. Mofiett, Parkersburg; A.
W. 0xnard, New Martinsyille; 9. IL.
Beall and WIFE. Uniontown, Pa.
Among the late arrivals at the Stamm
are the following: W. P. Hays, Steuben-
vile; G. Parker, VIM. Long aad lady,
Wellsburg; Hiram Jones, Steubenyille;
Mrs. A. Il. Sheppard, Meadville.
Mr.. Geo. Sidney, business manager for
Rose Wood, the actress, is expected TO
arrive in the city today, TO make arrange.
ments for her appearance here.
Mr.. VIM. Meyns, for number OF years
| in the employ Of VIM. Hare, will leave
| for San Francisco to-day.
Miss Annie Thompson, Of Steubenyille,
Ia now visiting at the residence Of Mr..
Thomas Heyman; on 18th street.
Mr. Lewis Travis left last week Tor the
Arkansas HotSprings for the purpose OF
recuperaling his health, and will be alb
sent for some time. We hope he may
soon return fully restore ~
Mr.. C. G. Howell, Supel Intendent Of the
Delphi Consolidated Gold and Silver
Mining Company, OF Boulder county, Col.
orado, is spending several weeks in our
city.
Miss Irene Jamison and Miss Belle
Dunlevy left for St. Louis yesterday, on
the steamer Fannie Tatum, on which they
will make the round trip.
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CINCINNATI, March 2.-Cotton = Dull
at l03Sc. Flour-Dull and dropping. Wheat
Inactive; red 81 10al 10. Corn-FaIr de-
mand at 40a4lc. oHts-Steady at 2SXa
Sic. Rye-Quiet but steady at 6la63c,
Barley-Quiet and firm; prime fall 42a44c.
Pork-Dull and nominal at $40 50al0 62If.
Lard-Dull; steam at 81 20 bid; kettle
7Ha7%c. Bulk Meats-Dull at$S 50a5 80.
BAcon-Dull and prices shsde lower at
4 I<a6a6NC. Buttef Good demand for
choice prime to choice Western Reserve at
25a2sc. Whisky-Quiet at$l 02.
HoGs--Easier; common s. 40a3 Is; light
s. S5a4 05, packing S sOa4 90; butchers
nominal,
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PULPIT PARAGRAPHs.-Sixty-two con-
versions are reported from the North
Street revival.
Yesterdays Sunday School lesson, in
the international series,was aAhaZ's Fer.
sistent Wickedness."
Rev. DR.. LYDIA officiated at the Thorn
son NJ. E. Church yesterday morning.
The morning sermon at the Chapline
street n. E. Church yesterday was pre-
coded by baptismal services.
The revival meetings at the Fourth
Street n. E. Church will be continued
this week.
The morning services at the Wesley
". E. Church yesterday were precede d
by baptismAl services. The revival ser
vices will be continued the present week.
Over $50 have connected themselves with
the church during these meetings.
The second quarterly meeting for the
Moundsyille n. E. Charge will be held
Saturday and Sunday Of next week,
March 9th and 10th.
The Christian denomination have COM
menced the erection Of new church at
the mouth OF Upper Bowman.
Rev. Geo. P. Hays, Of the Wash..Jef.
College, assisted the pastor oil the 81.
Clairsyille Presbyterian Church at COM
munion services yesterday.
The Lenten Pastoral OF Bishop Kahn
was read ut the Cathedral yesterday
Services will be held in the Catholic
Churches on Wednesdays and Fridays
during Lent, sermons being delivered on
the evenings OF the former day, and ser
vice Of "The Way OF the Cross" on the
latter. On Wednesday morning at 9
o'clock sermon will be delivered in the
Cathedral.
The Bible class at the First Presby.
terrain Church was organized under most
favorable auspices. Judge Cranmer has
charge OF il.
Rev. F. s. De Hass, D. D., for year!
American Consul to Jerusalem, occupied
the pulpit Of the First Presbyterian
Church yesterday morning.
The series OF meetings at the First
Presbyterian Church will be continued in
the Lecture Room every evening this
week, except Saturday. The pastor, Rev
D. A. Cunningham, will preach each
evening.
Il Is understood that Rev. @. E. Man
chester, OF Parkersburg, formerly pastor
Of the Thomson NJ. E. Church, will preach
in that church at an early day-perhsps
next Sabbath.
Rev. ]. G. Armstrong, having returned
from Shepherdstown, otficiated as usual
at st. Matthew'S Church Yesterday:
The discourse at the English Evan
gelical Lutheran Church yesterday morn.
ing was by the pastor from the text in ]
Kings, Wiz. "And the house when il
was In building, was built OF stone made
ready before It was brought thither: SO
that there was neither hammer, nor axe
nor any tool OF iron, heard in the house
while It was in building" The speaker
said: As the wood and stone were pre-
pared for the temple at a distance from
The place OF building, 80 God is fitting Us
here below for our respective places in
The Heavenly Temple. 4,
The evening sermon was by Rev. Prof.
G. Louis Loos, OF Bethany College, and
was Just such sermon as might'haye,
been expected from so clear a thinker and
so logical a reasoner. The text was
Matthew yiii:2, 8: Sand behold there
came a leper and worshipped him
saying Lord, Il thou wilt thou canst
make me Clean And Jesus put forth
his hand, saying 4 will; be thou
clean, and Immediately his leprosy was
tE.a.K IN.
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THE FIRE SATURDAY MoRNrsa.-on
Saturday morning about $50 o'clock, an
unoccupied frame tenement house at the
south end OF South Broadway, Island was
discovered to be on FIRE. The Island hose
reel was brought out, and an attachment
made to fire. Plug in the vicinity OF the
burning building. Although the fire had
gained such Roadway that it was impos'
sib!e to save the building, the persons in
charge OF the reel succeeded in prevent.
lug the spread OF the flames. The three
engines started for the scene Of the fire,
but the flames we're subdued by the time
they reached the bridge, and they return.
ed without doing any work.
The building was one.story frame
cottage, owned by Hannibal Forbes. and
until recently occupied by James Rose.
Mr.. Forbes estimates his loss at $500 or
$500. and is uninsured. The fire is sup.
posed to have originated from piecesio
burning carpet, which had been left in an
omen crate,
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srApp1ye ArFRAY.-On Friday ever

SrABBIHG AFFRAY.-On Friday even.
ing last boy named Edward Rentsch,
living at the corner Of oath and Eoa
streets, was seriously stabbed by a com.
panion named Edward Trimble, son Of
the late Major George G. Trimble, resid-
Ing at 1887 Eof' street. The ARRAY occur.
red in an alley back Of oath street, and
grew out Of boyish ieud. The boys had
quarreled, and went into the alley
to fight Il out when Trimble, after
a few words, pulled out pocket
knife and stabbed Rentsch in the back.
Upon examination, the knife was found
to have penetrated the inter.eostal re-
gions, severely injuring an artery. The
how Of blood was free, but DR.. Edwards,
the attending physician, succeeded In
stopping It, and the patient is now doing
well.
warrant was issed by Justice Wait for
young Trimbles arrest. Neither Of the
boys Is over seventeen years OF age.
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ADAMs 4 LUCAS invite attention TO
their FISCHER Pianos, which have fine
powerful tone, and are furnished at re-
markably low prices. Also TO their gen
eral large stocked Pianos, new and sec;
ond hand, OF other makers, and Of Reed
Organs, TO LET and For Sale.
illustrated Catalogues, with Price List,
mailed free on application. For sale at
Adams & LUcAs' Music Store,
1927 Market street.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-Flour-Quiet
and steady; superfne S so, extras 81 80,
Pennsylvania family 50 00a6 20, Minnesota
IS 50a6 %, high grades and patent s. GOA
500. Wheat-Dull; amber 81 34al 80, red
81 S0al 81, white 81 35at 40. Corn-Dull;
yellow 54c, mixed 6Sa5Slfc. OAts-Dull;
white western S3a3iISc, western:mixed S2a
32Kc. Rye-Dull at 65a6sc. Provisions
Dull POrk-Unehanged. Butter-Slea.
dy and unchanged. Cheese-Fim and
unchanged. Eggs-Dull and unchanged.
Petroleum--Dull; crude aHa9SSc, refined
1i%allX. WhiSky--Dull; western$l o..
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THE CouRrs-MuMcIPAI CouRr-
Judge Cfanmn.-Court met at 10 o'clock
A. N. Saturday, and disposed Of the follow.
ing business:
Bennett, schenck & Earle, bankrupts,
vs.. Christopher Anderson, in assumpsit.
Motion made for q new trial and case set
for hearing Thursday, March z.
Mary A.BroWn ys. Lie Association Of
America; in assumpsit. Case set for
hearing March, z.
Lee Hamm vs.. VIM. Hamm, admins.
tratoT in assumpsiL Defendant filed
notice Of Get of.
No Jury being required, this case was
tried to Court and submitted.
Mary A. Brown vi. Life Association oil
America; in assumpsit. Set for hearing
March ], 1873.
Samuel j. Ellifritz Va. Frederick Baker;
in assumpat. Defendant moved to eel
aside judgment and grant new trial; eel
for Tuesday next at Bpm.
Adjourned until Monday at 10 O'Clock
A. N.
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GRAND JuRoRs.-The following is a
list Of the Grand Jurors drawn for the
term OF the County Court commencing TO.
day: JIG. Smith, Chris. Glessner, NJ. L
OF, ]. B. Sheppard, Alex. Laushlin, Q.
P. Brown, Samuel N. Prather, Jas. X.
Acker, John G. Hoffman,, James Reed,
Stephen Clark, John G. Miller, Chas. otte
Stephen Waterhouse, Thos. OBrlen, Geo.
Sawteli,
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TEMPERANCE NorEs-Eighty.6ye per.
sons signed the Murphy pledge at Par
kers' Hall during the month Of February.
The meeting at Washington Hall yes
terday afternoon was largely attended,
the large hall being filed. Mr.. Melvin
Richards read selection from the Scrip.
lures, after which the choir sang 1.-THE
New Jerusalem" An earnest prayer
was offered by Rev. o. P. Miller, Of the
Disciples Church, at the conclusion Of
which Mr.. E. G. Cracraft introduced, as
the frat speaker, Mr.. John Westwood.
Addresses were also made by Prof. G. l..
Loos, Of Bethany College, and Mr.. Cra-
craft. During the progress Of the meet.
ing several persons signed the pledge.
Last Saturday night quite large
audience was present at Otis Hall. Presi.
dent Young conducted the meeting, and
addresses were made by Messrs. John
Westwood, John NJ. Laishley, J. F. Cline,
Jos. c. Cline and others. There was a
large crowd present last night, and ad-
dresses were made by Messrs. B. B. Por.
ter, JIM. Williamson, Robert Marshall,
Samuel Craytou Alex. Thoburn and 9th
ers. There were two signers to the pledge.
A business meeting will be held at
OTIS Hall tonight. ,..-.-
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PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL GooDs,
VERY CHEAp.-As sheibs Music Store
will be removed in about ten days to
Washington Hall, everything now in
stock at the old stand, Main street, is
selling at cost. II you want or need any.
thing musical 90 at once. The chance
will soon be over.
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MorHEEs.-Dou't
fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup Tor all diseases OF teething in chill.
dren. It relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health TO the
child, gives rest 10 the mother. d&w
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A CERTAIN barkeeper entered bis
saloon the other day with 4 hall.dozsn
eggs in his coat pocket He forgot all
about them until he sat down on them,
and now he says he don't know whether
they were good or not, but thinks that
the hen that laid them was unhealthy.
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what Might Have Been Heard.

Almost any day during the Centennial, a knot Of
physicians might have been seen gathered around
The elegant glass case standing In the Main build
Ing, In which Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster was
over other porous plasters and the listener might
have hoard words Of warm praise fall from their
lips as they spoke Of the revolution II would likely
effect In remedies for diseases treated externally,
such rs rheumatism, lame and weak back, spinal
bruises and all aches and pains Of local nature.
With these opinions the Centennial juror, who
were also learned phySlcIrns were III perfect accord
and awarded the manufacturers Of Bensonb Cap
cine Plaster the only medal given to porous plA1-
ten. To avoid fraud rec that tho word Capclne 10
cut through each plaster. Bold everywhere. Price
rs centR
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AT an early hour Saturday morning,
james Higgins, driver OF shallcross' mail
wagon, was attacked on Water street by
three roughs, who threw several boulders
at him. Higgins drew revolver and
opened out on the rascals, when they fled.
Whether any OF the shots took effect il
mt known,
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HAPPY.rIprSos for nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
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Belts eiiectually cure premature debility,
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CONTROVERSY among the frst.class he
tells Of New York shows that the service
is constantly changing from one first.
class hotel TO the other, and the bills oil
fare show the same variety of dishes,
The important fact, to travellers, is that
the Grand Central offers the same accom-
modations for one and two dollars per
day less than the others. cod
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The Island Building Association IL
winding up It's business and will settle
with It's stockholders and suspend opera
tions within the next three months. A
new association has been formed, and will
commence business Immediately. The
board OF directors will be chosen next
Friday evening.
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JOHN RoEMER's headquarters for
Cheap Goods, Nos. 20l9 4 202l Main
Street, and still they come. Receiving
large additions Of Choice and Desirable
Goods, which must be sold quick to make
room for others coming in.
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Our streets may be fairly compared in
point Of fluidity to the wGlery streets Of
Venice, as boats can make aboutas much
Roadway "a teams. The mud is general.
ly scraped from the bitches into the
streets, to be again washed back at the
next rainfall. Wise method Of squander.
Ing the city funds
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THE attention Of our supt. Of Water
Works is called to a leak on 18th street,
west Of the Zane street bridge. II would
also be advisable for our Street Commits
sioner to look after said bridge and lite
surroundings for the bene6tot the public
at large,
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The jury in the cockayne will case,
which has been on trial at Moundsyille
for some time past returned 4 verdict for
defendants on Saturday morning. Amo.
ton was made for a new trial, which will
be argued at the next regular term Of
court,