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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-25

SUCCESSFUL CLOSING OF THE FRANKLIN
BUILDING AssocIATIoN.-0n January !,
1873, this association was organized, and
four thousand shares OF stock, owned by
some four hundred paying members, were
taken. The shares were placed at one
hundred and fifty dollars each, to be paid
in weekly dues OF twenty-five cents on
each share.
The shareholders paid up in full, and
will get division OF the amount to be re.
allied on final settlement Of some pend.
ing suits.
As showing the confidence OF the stock.
holders in the judgment and integrity OF
the officers In charge, We may mention
that MIR. g. Fl. Berry, as President; Il. j.
Smyth, Vice President; @. W. Conner,
Secretary; VIM. G. Wilkinson, Treasurer,
and the original Board OF Directors, with
only two exceptions, were chosen year
after year to fill these responsible offices.
The closing, last evening, was an oc-
casion Of pleasant reunion. Approaching
the faithful and gratuitous service OF the
President, Mr.. Berry, the stockholders
concluded to make that gentleman a
present, and their good intentions took
the shape OF a full suit Of clothes.
Resolutions were adopted at the same
time rendering the sincere thanks OF the
association to the Vice President, R. J..
smyth, and to the Secretary, Treasurer
and the Board, for their able and faithful
manner In which each has filled his othce.
Thus the" old franklin" bows herself out
and says good night
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ExrLDsloN.-Yesterday afternoon about
5:45, while the employees at Sweeney &
Sons foundry and machine shops,
Twenty-seventh and Chapline streets,
were preparing to cast squeezer upright
shalt, weighing 5000 pounds, and the
mould had Just been filled, when II ex-
ploded, throwing the molten iron in all
directions, and over the persons Of several
OF the employees and also upon Mayor
Sweeney, burning all more or less severely.
The top Of the mould was blown of and
the iron thrown to the roof OF the foundry
distance OF thirty feet, setting It on fire,
but this was quickly exttnguished without
damage.
Mayor Sweeney was visited at his resi-.
dence at Fifth and Main streets last night,
by representative Of the INTgLLiaRNcRR,
70 whom he gave the above particulars.
He himself was severely burned about the
waist and face but not very seriously.
John Lebo, an employee, was severely
burned about the back. Robt. McCleary,
about the back, head and face very severe.
". ohas. Murphy, about the back and
breast severely. Several others were also
burned more or less severely.
Mayor Sweeney says he never heard of
an explosion similar 10 this or under like
circumstances. None Of the men are
thought to be fatally hurt.
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TOMORROW will be Good Friday.
JACK CowL Is filling Mr.. ]. English's
place as letter carrier for few days.
KRAMER's band went TO Washington,
Pa. yesterday afternoon, to play for the
contest.
LOUIS F. SrrFEL is spoken OF by the
German paper as q candidate for Prosecu-
ting Attorney.
TIE Board OF Equalization and Appeal
1.-THE county, was in session yesterday at
the Court House.
AucFioNEER HALLER sold a lot yesterday
at Eoff and Twenty-eighth streets, for
S575, to John O. Strobel.
THE German married people Of this city
and vicinity will have grand banquet
and ball at Turner Hall April eth.
Jacob SrEdER, Esq, who has been con-
valescing from severe sick spell, has suf-
Tered . relapse and is now very sick.
Miss ELLA NICHOLS, who was so badly
bitten on the arm by a savage dog some
time since, Is again able to attend school.
AFTER April LIST, money orders on any
part OF France can be procured at the Post
Office, arrangements to that effect having
been made.
A LEAF YEAR PARTY was given at the
residence OF Mr.. William Smith, on TWEEN
ty.sixth street, last night. About fifteen
couples were present.
THE Bryant Literary Society has accept.
ed an invitation oil the principal OF the
First ward school to attend the examina.
ton OF the school on Friday evening.
THERE will be meeting OF the Paper
Hangers Union at OTIS Hall, Friday even
ing, at Z! o'clock. All are requested to be
present. Business OF importance on hand.
The east river bank Of the Island, below
Ohio street, is being covered with mill Stag,
10 better resist the entertainments OF the
waters, which have been very material OF
late.
A LARGE number OF Germans were out
at Pleasant Valley yesterday at the resi-.
dence OF John Pfarr, Esq, who celebrated
his fifty.second birthday. II was very
pleasant occasion, and one long 10 be 70.
membered.
Mrs. HUGO, Of Pittsburgh, who Is visit.
ing on the South Side, was rendered a re.
ception by her numerous friends last even.
evening was passed. 7. T. Cocksynes
orchestra furnished the music.
FANNY DAIRY. who was Jailed by
Squire W. W. Miller Tuesday upon
charge OF receiving stolen goods, was re.
leased yesterday, 1t being satisfactorily
shown that she was only visiting al the
house Of Charles Merrifeld, on the Is.
land.
The repairs and general renovation
which the Zane Street NJ. Z. Church has
been undergoing are about completed.
preparations are being made for
. good time at the re.opening next Sun.
day, March IS. The services OF tho Rev,
!. .. Pershing, D. D., have been secured
Tor the occasion,
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ANOTHER wASDERER.-A young lady
named Thomas came in from Cameron
yesterday, accompanied by constable ]. A.
Rurley, Of that town, in search Of an
erriuE sister OF Miss Thomas, who, she
said, was in .house OF i'll fame in this
city. Major Sweeney lent oil the help he
could to develop her whereabouts, and
during the morning discovered her in the
Chisnell mansion on Seventeenth street,
She was taken TO the City Hall, where she
was very loud and abusive, refusing to 20
home. The Major told her "home or the
lookup" and she finally consented to 90
home with her sister, protesting as she
lett that she would not stay. She and her
guardians left on the 6:05 r. N. train. She
Is a rather hardened and willful Young
lady, having tried this experiment once
before.
She is said to lead loose life at home
to the sorrow OF her friends, who arc re.
spectacle and well to do people. i Is re-
ported that she was enticed to this city
this time by some railway employees. She
Is only u years Of age,
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IhNtE NtNhs
The marks last evening indicated 0 feet
s inches and falling.
Business dull.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual yesterday.
The Pres Ellison, the Bellaire packet, ID
making her trips as usual. See time card
below.
TheSt. Lawrence Is due from Cincin
natl Tomorrow.
The Ironsides and barges were TO have
left last evening for st. Louis.
Com. John Armstrong, OF the Monitor
Towboat Company, was up from Wheel.
ing yesterdsy.-Pittsburgh Commercial
Gazette.
Mr.. o. Fl. P. Cooley, OF Manchester, O.,
is now chief clerk OF the Emma Graham,
vice Nat Earhart, resigned. He is lineal
descendent OF one OF the heroes, under
Com. Perry, OF the great naval battle on
Lake Erie.
Yesterdays Pittsburgh COMMERCIAL Ga.
sette says; Judge McKennan, after holding
the matter under advisement for a long
period, has rendered his decision in the
famous Mcmillan capstan case, deciding in
favor OF Capt. Mcmillan. The defendants,
some fifty in number, will have to pay now
or carry the case up to the United States
Supreme Court
10y TcleSraph.l
EVANSVILLE, March 24.-Weather clear
Mercury $50. River "a $40 feet. Up: j..
s. Neel and tow. Down: Rainbow. Bust
ness light.
CINCINNATI, March 24.-River "a feet o
inches and falling. Clear and pleasant,
Arrived; Hudson, Pittsburgh: Clifton.
st. Louis; Golden Rule, New Orleans.
Departed: Hudson, Pittsburgh.
CAIRO, March 2i.-River "A feet i inches
and falling Weather clear. Thermometer
IS. Arrived: Champion, St. Louis. De.
parted: j. w. GaH, Cincinnati; Cham.
pion, PaduCah; SCheuck, New Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, March 94.-weather
monwealth, st. Louis. Departed: Chas.
P. Chotian, Henry Q. Yaeger, Jno. Gil.
more and barges, and Iron Mountain and
barges, St. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, March 2i.-Riyer falling
slowly, with IL feet in the canal. The
weather is clear aud windy. Arrived:
Harry Brown and tow from Memphis;
Bengal Tiger, Pittsburgh; Boaz and tow,
Pittsburgh. The Parker Is still on the
dam; her freight is about all ashore.
ST. LOUIS, March 24.-Riyer s feet s
inches. Weather clear. Arrived: Belle
Of Shreveport, New Orleans; Stevens,
Pittsburgh, Huntington Maud,
Vicksburg; Tidal Wave, Dubuque. De.
parted: Baker and tow, Cairo; Future
City and tow, New Orleans; Wyoming
Pittsburgh; steamer Genevieve, Memphis.
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A large and we'll arranged two story brick house,
eOnysuitn.Iy and pleasantly situated on Howard
street. HIrkWOOd, OlV. II contains ~ rooms and 10
addition, Two PAntrte9, Aumtner Kitchen anu pain
room with cold aud hot water. II hiss large and
dry cellar, we'll Of EOOd water and cStern; also .
z Oh AiEsd yarI. The house Is htnIeomely finished
within and IA III excellent repair For further paIttc-
lars with prce aud terms Of Inquire Of W.h.
TsllInl Il tue Office Of the EIna Iron aud Nail Co..
bridgeport or Uf A. T. 1Rllinan at the kirst Nation
al bSnE, beIEire, 0hlJ. in addition to the above
hne building lot Bennett street kirkE0od, VIII DC
rod pafAtsIy VI III eUnuectOh win me AOONe de-
scTiL.,i u uutrty, mrl9
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THE Courts County CouRr-Judge Boyd.
This Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday,
and disposed OF the following business:
The bond Of W. NJ. Dunlap, in $500, az
notary public, was approved and filed.
John S. Cochran security.
"a copy OF the will Of Chauncey Dewey,
Of Harrison county, o., was admitted TO
probate and record. Charles P. and AL.
bert Dewey qualified as executors, Bond
$4,000. No security required.
Clark and Manion vs. city Of Wheeling.
In covenant. On trial.
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Go TO The Fourth Street Social tonight.

Mako Happy Home.
By presenting your wife, daughter, sister,
or friend with
Steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
"Palace" Organ,
Loring& Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover, a
Accordion,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
o. Banjo,
From the magnificent stock 10 be found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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REMovED.-we are now occupying the
( Sons, and We hope to have the patron
age OF our customers and friends in our
new quarters. We shall try to make It to
heir interest 10 come and see us before
buying, SIMON BAER & Son,
Silver Lake Flour House,
l4l2 and 1414 Main street.
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WoRTuISaroN PuMP.-The representa-
tive OF the Worthington Pump, arrived in
this city yesterday morning, and in COM
pany with City Surveyor Peterson, met
the committee on water works last night
at the City Building. Nothing was done
but to read and sign the contract for its
delivery. The contract calls for an engine
with q SO inch stroke, steam pressure
not exceeding so pounds, the firm to de-
liver 1t on the cars at New York, and must
prove 1t satisfactory in thirty days trial.
The pump to be like the GAINESVILLE pump
viewed by the committee, and to have a
daily capacity Of, 100000 gallons. Four
thousand four hundred dollars are TO be
paid at the time OF shipment, 5000 when
placed in position, and the remaining
$1,000 after sixty days, and il not then, to
draw interest at the rate OF six per cent
until paid.
Council passed resolution at its last
meeting authorizing the purchase OF such
pump at cost not to exceed Sl5, 600.
This pump will cost $500. The tank,
&C., will. cost probably 5000 more, so
there will be some margin on the Sl5,0 200.
The pump will arrive just as soon as it can
be manufactured.
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EoR SALE

a ous-Itory brick house, containing four rooms,
good cellar, 40. lSG Eighteenth street
ALAO,
Two twO.story brick dwellings, conai6inE i've rooms
and wash house EACH situated Market sttvei, North
Wheeling, AlIO, two frame houses on Market alley,
One with 6Ve rooms good eellAri the o;her, three
rooms.
one tWo-stOry frame house on Alley 10, containing
tx rooms and summer kitchen, 90 feet fiUnt 90 feet
deep ASO OuU hall lot IS feet front, 100 feet deep
situated III Alley >, between Market street and the
ftEe.
Apply TO MM. RANKIN,
,nhiO No. lOi EIRhtsenth ktrteL
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WASHINGTON. March 25.-1 a. x.-For
the Lower Lakes, Tennessee and Ohio
Valley, clear weather, followed by increas-
ing cloudiness, cold or northeast yeering
to southeast winds, lower barometer.
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/ suFPRREp with Rheumatism for two
years in my left shoulder and right arm,
and lay many a night unable TO sleep on
account Of terrible pains. Two bottles OF
st, Jacobs OIL cured me.
a. HssLSAs, Pittsburgh, Pa,
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MuNIclrA1 Counr-Judae Grammar.

s'4ss'1SsH M SSVE'1 y 7's7TV Vt E'''''sFs
This court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
and disposed OF the following business:
B. & o. r. R. Co, vs. the A. & P. and
W. q. Telegraph Companies. Inchancery,
Order entered dissolving injunction.
George E. link vs.. VIM. link & Son.
In assumpsit.
Consent order entered in this case dis
missing the case from the docket,
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WHEELING, w. VA, March %.
Editors IntelIiseneer.
Please correct item In this mornings
Mr. William Russell and other Catholic
employees at our works, presented the
Chandelier to the Church OF the Immacu.
late Conception, and not our firm.
Yours very truly,
J. Ii. Horns, BRoCEuNiER & Go.
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A Mothers GratitHi,
Her Child Saved from p,,,,
A WONDERFUL sroR,
Il. d. WARNER a Co Rosb,,,.. :. .

~ Nv n "ASShA a 20 EoShussr, NY.
testimonial, Proclllming 10 ~ % % co
aoeoiuh cure for Brighrs Iis.'.O'ila that u,
NY eAuehIer Carrie has b,en M h. " " T,pl,
pIo disease ainee she vas tye ~ '. !; viii
seventeen, and during these tls,a.@ ~; u, NJ
Deen z burden; abe hIS Ltsr leafi h,fI!i
phyAeians 70 BsG 10, SyrIeu,e nv, IIsalet b n
hoiuSllsTille, Rochester, and oib., nala, o..
tuhe hAS peen paid out ia the ysiN tpIasel, VI NJ
eaLe y even relief, but all have rssuSosl'5' h "
ea nave AN that hTr kIlbe,E,' V ~ SaSs y
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and SsId il SoTId \. ' ,, iuta PrOuOuh,td M,
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XXI 10 HI "ns,S Sua Ihey, like the otb,,, M
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yen,,tatian IA |" ,n' mem and they a. i S,il
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concluded 70 al least consult -. NJ faSf !
ago To-day, came ~ your ono, n. w lIH
LOOK nome Two bottles Of yo1, M nI pEyS
Cure, and commenced giving Il sua'I al M
directions, and BY The time Ihr HI Gd teatiSI
there was marked improvement az \, ,t e. y,
sac acquired control Of her uriaItT "a
sidSd, sue b gan 10 gain 10 r1,J ~ N,t n
gained 70 fteen pounds In nls,nt 4 .'la III, =
taxing threO bottles Of the rSNSt ,N sNkL n
short space Of seven weeks become 4, 'hs b ~
was reSlried hopeless ca,s ii ~. taisl -
wish could talk with ever 1nAs,.sI DAaL
tnl disease, and tell them d ny w! l9a W d
that know BnghtS disease oi t IN ny % tAs =,
cured ~ Warmers SAFE KidnSV "a IIIG ~ TN ~
gtA elully acknowledge thGi Inv I H,ef ca =
health Is due TO The use al that IN. SAt'it u :
YOuu truly.
MRS MLRln
Belpp IN. ,,h,.o, o,,.. 10 ilyas0ai Il
TO testify TO the truth Of Is ,LaI,nsOt' atL IL
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FINE Steel Engravings and Fine Frames
new styles just received by
W. S. HuroHlSs,
1921 Market street.
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Business Men go 10 the New Nc.
Lure House sample Rooms for
Lunch.
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A Fine Lunch is spread Daily at
the New Mcclure House sample
Rooms.
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The Finest Lunch in the city is at
The New Mcclure House sample
Ron.us
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Furniture and Carpets-zink & More.
head.
Photographs -Plummer's.
Cook Stoves-Ne & Bro.
Spring Goods. S. Rhodes & Co.
For Sale,
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Dox'r forget the auction sale of Horses
and Wagons at the Grant House stables
on Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock. Also,
the lot in Kirkwood, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, same day.
LOUIS WooDMANsEE,
Administrator.
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PLEASE call and see the Countess
Pattern Spoons aud Forks.
JACOB W. 6RUss, Iaweler.
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DUBLIO SALE OF THE "FAIR
GROUNDS" On WHEELING ISLAND.
In pursuance Of resolution ADOPTED by the stock.
hOlleIH Ot the "EuTth West Virginia grIcutural 30
CIFIy" ii meeting held At their OtGe In the city
Of Watellng on the 9TH day OF March, 1850, the I'm.
lerAlgued IOmmltlee Will, GU
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PERSONAL MESrtoS.-w. H. Snyder,
General Agent B. 4 o. Express, IL In the

PRRsosAI MESTioS.-w. H. Snyder,
General Agent B. 4 o. Express, Is In the
city.
Miss Clara Kelly, who has been visiting
ut Portland, passed through the city yes
terday on her way TO Washington, Pa.
Col. ]. H. Prather, travelling passenger
agent OF the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st.
Louis and Chicago railway was In the
city yesterday.
David Bell. Esq, the noted stove manu-.
facturer, Of Wheeling, arrived here on the
st. Lawrence, and left on the Andy Baum
for Louisville and Memphis. He may
extend his business trip 10 New Orleans.
Mr.. Bell has large Southern trade, and
is one Of natures noblemen.-CiHcinndh
Commercial.
The following are among the late ar
rivals at the New Mcclure: H. B. He'll
man, ". L. Stevenson, Pittsburgh; Henry
Mas, Gen. W. Scott. New York; 0. D.
Dillon, Zanesville; Stewart Watt, Barnes
vile; N. F. Hill, George North, Philadel-
phia; j. NJ. Lindsay, Troy; james II.
Prather, Cincinnati; Richard White Balt-
more; ] +. O. Price, Allegheny; w. ]. Saw
age, Columbus; O. ]. Smith, Cleveland
Sohn Il. Kennedy. Pittsburgh.
TRAXsTgRs OF REAL EsrATE.-The follow.
ing transfers OF real estate were admitted
to record in the Office Of the County Clerk
yesterday:
Deed made March "a, 1880, by Jane
Morgan, trustee, to Eliza j. Morgan and
others for the east half Of lot 1877 on Zane
or old Sixth street, for 81.
Deed made March %, 1880, by Eliza.
beth Colbert to Miflin Marsh, ifor south
half OF lot 60 on Zane's Island, for $3.50.
Deed made March "a, 1880, by Mary
Smith and Porter, her husband, TO john
O. Strobel, for the south half OF lots in
Square II, Centre Wheeling; S575.
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SUPER aud literary and musical enter.
.ainment Tonight for % cents.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPAIRING, Of ey-
cry description, carefully and cheaply
done at Sheib's, Washington Hall. Pianos,
Organs, Violins, Accordeons, Band and
all other kinds OF instruments, repaired
on short notice. Bows rehaired neatly.
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IRON ORE AND COAL LANDS

FOR SALE OR LEASE,
sltualsd In Preston County, wet Virginia, near
ElnswOod Tunnel, on tho baltimore Ohio u. B.
The orr has been fully tested In the Furnace at
IrOntown, West Va. 1t works easily in the Furnace
and makes very desirable quality Of Iron. The
coEns qualities Of the Coal have also been fully teat-
81, aud ate entirely satisfactory. Iron can DO made
at prod, On these lands when prices are 90 low that
Furnaces at distance IRON raw materials must stop.
For further information apply TO
WIN s. RAYNER,
81 Lexington 81, Baltimore, Md.
orto {, JESsOP, Austen, Preston Co., W. Va.
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SUFFER- served at ep. NJ. tonight at the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church.
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PIANO MOVING carefully attended to,
by careful and experienced hands. Leave
word at Sheib's Music Store, Washington
Hall.
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JNoR SALE.
EoR SALE
HOMES FOR SALE.

Is Acres ard Rne residence near city.
10 Actrs, house and orchard. $3.50. go.
25 Acres, Q bottom lana, house and stable, sgVO
4 twoItory brick dwelling, rooms and wash.
house on Eod street, lot 2lxl90, only $1,000.
IwO-AtOry brick, lot 3Sxl2O, S?,lOO.
AtWO..t1Iy brick d selling an lot, 500.
An elegant large and CapGclOus brick dwelling, To-
Gated GU LhAplIur, OeIw, Gu 1Woniy.fTst and TWEEN
ty-SrcOnl street.; lot I0x20. mist desirable home
viii be sold s2,vCO below lost.
c. A. sCuAEFER & Co,
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A PLEASANT SOUTH SIDE HOUSE
.AFoR SAu e NJ AUCTION on March SOth, At the
Court House nj 10 a ". ooo. ,,.-,..
The lwO-stOry brick dwelling, No. 1905 Market
street. near Twenty -LhlId stIe6t In this city con-
tanlng 70, en- rooms, bath room, large pantry, twS
halls and splendid cellar, with yard IN iIont ana
rear extending back 10 tho alley, The house Is In
good condition, aud must b. sold immediately
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At 12 o'clock last night We received the
special In announcing the result;
Philo and Union won the essay and
original Grafton. Franklin aud Washing.
ton select grafton and debate. The socie.
lies now stand as to points: Philo and
Union, 5S!i franklin and Washington 46l.
r n r
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CoN1EsF.-The tenth annual contest be-
tween the Literary Societies Of Washing.
ton and jefferson College, came of last
night at Washington, Pa. Following is
the programme:
sELEcr oATIoSs
JR Crosser r. and W. Mlllport, o.
subject:-"The Execution Of MOnuose." (wm. Ay-
j. B. cimkp and Manor Dale, Pa.
subiscti-"Adanli and Jefferson" webster
G'sAFs,
J. H: sau,man q and Washington, Pa.
W. B. Mccarthy o. aud eytown, Pa.
sqbject:-."lIIsioric TranslatlOns Of the English
ORIGINAL oHArrOSs
Irwin E:s 5sS burns: cay'rIlo Pa
n. s. Hoey (P. and u,)....,....., Mvrysville, Pa
SubISOt:-"Englsnd's selashness'"
luestIon:-should the General Government Control
the Paper Currency Of the Country
Winfield McIlvaiue, affirmative, II: and U).;:,.
8. B. Mccormick, negative, r. and WI" irwin, ri.
JUDGES
Rev. J. B. B.ttengrr, Umpire.
Hon. 81. ". Achesou, (P. aud w.
Prof J. M. Birch, u. aud wy
Rev. g. n; sRarEroye, tP. and W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-25
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