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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-19
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
.rnE wrsr polNr ooNuNpnrM.

Yesterdays Proceedings OF the Court.
wEsr PoNT, May ls.-At the opening
Of the court this morning the testimony
Of Cadet Whitaker was read in his pres
ence, and he made only one or two trivial
corrections.
Recorder Sears asked Lieutenant
knight, whittaker's counsel, whether he
deemed 1t important to call Lieutenants
Bixby and Taber. knight said he knew
Of no reasons why they should be called,
nor does Whitaker. The latter was at no
time an associate Of Bixby, and Taber was
simply his instructor. Lieutenant knight
said the only idea he could entertain for
calling the Lieutenants mentioned was to
continue the line Of questioning originR-
ted by Townsend. In that part he had Ia
ken no interest. 1t was, therefore, deci-
ded not TO call them.
Whitaker was recalled, but the only
important feature was when the Recorder
exhibited two. long pieces Of white belt,
slit lengthwise, and asked witness II he re-.
membered seeing it tied around his bun.
die Of pantaloons when theycame from the
laundry, but witness said he did not. Re.
corder Sears stated that the pieces OF bel,
were found in Whittaker's trunk. At the
request Of 1t. Knight, witness put the
pieces Of belt together, and spelled out the
name "Alvord" on them, there being Q
cadet by that name in the corps.
The Recorder announced that there was
no more testimony TO offer on his side, and
called on the counsel for Whitaker to
state whether he had any to offer.
Counsel said that in view Of the action
OF the Court in respect to Prof. Greener
he could not say definitely, but aside from
that he had none.
The Recorder then asked for severa
days adjournment to study the testimony
before summing 1t up.
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HoSoa IRON EuRoPE.-It Is conceded on
ali sides that DR.. Ayers Pills are above
comparison with other medicines. Unit.
ing the best elements known to the
chemist, they are particularly effective
against ihe numerous stomachic disorders
for which they are recommended as q cure.
THESE pills are 90 mild, vet searching, that
they are often prescribed by doctors who
otherwise do not favor patent medicines.
Indeed, with tile fruits OF DR.. Ayers
genius In the shape Of Pills, sarsaparilla,
Ague Cure and Cherry Pectoral, one
might with impunity travel through the
swGmps Of tropical America, or follow
Stanley on his travels through the interior
Of Atrica.-Amaaddm NisttiR con den Dag.
d&W
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HOW a French Cook improved HIS Broth

How French Cook Improved His Broth
Attic celebrated home social, but arts.
tocratjc Democracy, the famous Manhat-
tan Club on Filth avenue, New York CITY,
the theme oil conversation recently has been
not so much as the coming nominee at
Cincinnati az to the luck OF one Monsieur
Emil sigrist, vertable chief de CUISINE,
who bought Of N. A. Dauphin, ct No. $40
Broadway, New York City, for dollar,
half ticket, No. 40,0i8, In the April draw.
ing Of the world.renowne Louisiana State
Lottery, at New Orleans, and drew hall
Of the second capital OF $4,000. He put
II in u. s. Government 4per cent loan,
and still presides over the pots and pans.
Who Is next7 p4W
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The readers Of the ISTELLIoEScER are
hereby informed that an excursion train
will start from Chicago, Ill, Wednesday,
June 10, 1880, by the Chicago and North.
western railway, for California aud Oregon.
The rates are very low. Chicago tn San
Francisco and return, $3.50. Chicago TO
Salem, Oregon and return, Sl67 80. The
tickets will be good for return 90 days,
with privilege TO extend to 80 days, Il ap'
piled for. Address at once Rev. Isaac
Dillon, Methodist book concern, Chicago,
Ill. paw
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The marks last evening indicated 4 feet
and falling.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time.
The Pres Ellison continues her regular
trips to Bellaire, per time table below.
The Andes left last evening with full
taking in the May Musical Festival.
The Courier left Cincinnati yesterday
afternoon for this city, having on board
the excursionists TO the NJ. Z. General
Conference,
There are quite number OF towhoats
laid up at different points between here
and Pittsburgh, waiting for rise.
The Alice will not be total wreck.
Exchanges will please stop trying to wreck
her. She's waiting for water to float her.
I-LOliSriLls Courier, Journal.
A Marietta (0.) dispatch, under date OF
10th, says: ]. Henry Best died at his home
in this city to-day, after long illness,
aged about 90 years. Mr.. Best has been
identified with the river interests here for
many years, and was widely known and
highly esteemed by all his friends and
business acquaintance.
-Four steamships cleared from New Or
leans for Liverpool Tuesday, one for Rou-
en- and two for New York, whose cargoes
amounted In the aggregate to 1870 bales
cotton, 1921 sacks oil cake, l,l60 barrels
cotton seed oil, 1880 bushels corn In
bulk and S3,64S bushels wheat in bulk.
IBy Telegraph
PrrrsBuRaH, May ls-River / foot 0
inches and stationary. Weather clear and
warm.
NEw ORLEANS, May 1s.-Arrived: W. P.
Holiday, St Louis. Departed: 0. P.
Schenck, Cincinnati. Weather clear.
Thermometer S2',
LouIsyILLE-Riyer falling with 8 feet 5
inches in canal. Business dull. Weather
warm and clear. Clifton, St. Louis; VIM.
Ernest and toy to Pomeroy.
EVANSVILLE, IND, May 1s,-Weather
clear and hot; wind south; mercury 81.
River 0 $40 feet aud falling. Down-Jas.
Guthrie and Silver Cloud. Business very
dull.
CScrNSArI, May 1S.-River 0 feet II
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm. Departed: Courier and St. law.
renee, Wheeling; Ariadne, Tennessee
river; ANDY Baum, Memphis,
CAIRO, ILL, May ls.-Arrived-Pitts-
burgh, Huntington; Chouteau, st. Louis:
Golden Crown, New Orleans. Departed
Pittsburgh, St. Louis; Chouteu, New Or
leans; Golden Crown, Cincinnati. River
% feet inches and falling. Weather clear;
thaFmnmataF 80
ST.. LOUIS, May ls.-Arrived: Standard,
New orleans. Departed; City Of yicks.
burg, viCksburg; Red Wing, 81. Paul
Commonwealth and Future City and
barges, New Orleans; Steven Dyersburg
and Polar Star, Ohio river. River fallen i
inch. Weather clear and pleasant.
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Skin Disc ses are hat the Signs Of Blood
POlsons
RUNNING SORES.
Interesting Account of the Healing
nj N ItroLen IaV

.Murs. LorHGors 4 P1sKH,N, Druggists: Dear
tune Of having my leg bfoken, In front Of William
s erns' dry goods store, by case Of goods being
thrown on ms The bone was set by physician Of
out from my knee TO the heel and several phi sleians
called IL Tanoose Neinl and ordered me 10 wear rub.
Der stocdDgs After wearing out about s2S worth Of
different makes without any dgns Of any cure,
expires ed tat the time 10 b. humhugget aIaIn. Be-
ioIc half had been used was atoniSbed 10 see the
sores heal up BY one, aud now not one sore Il 70
be seen. recommended the n ne 70 neigh OortnK
lady who had been troubled for years With sore
wrist After using hundreds Of remedies abe Il COM
pletely cured. Respectfully yours,
DoVRR, NJ Il. HESRY LASDECKER,
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CncuIr CouRr-Judge Mlrin.-Admin.
istra,ion on the estate of P. II. Daily,
deceased, granted TO Ellen A. Daily, his
Administration on the estate Of John
Toland, granted TO J. D. Wickham.
In the case OF Thomas Canon, for the
use OF Ed. Larkin, Va. the Roney's Point
and West Union Turnpike Company, for
work done, a jury was sworn, witnesses
examined and the argument to the jury
made by counsel.
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WARRINGTON, May l9.-1Ax.-For Ten
nessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary
or rising, barometer stationary followed
in the western portions by lower tempera-
ture, clear, and partly cloudy weather,
southerly veedng to westerly winds.
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How to Make Fortune-John Roemer.
Phetons-Jacob Snyder.
White Mountain Freezers.
Wanted-Girl.
Carpets-Friend & Son.
For Rent-Coal Property.
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CoME and ride. Now receiving new open
and top buggies, phaetons, open and top
barouches, spring wagons, all good aud
warranted. Come at once II you want TO
buy, as they will be closed out quick.
]. w. FERRRI's
Old Stand, corner Main and Twentieth
streets, Wheeling.
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To GExTs.-Headquarters for Hanan &
Reddish hand made shoes in all styles,
aud are far superior TO any other make.
For sale by L. v. Blond, ll35 Main
treek
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LONDON, May lS.-Arriyed: City of
Limerick, from New York.
LONDON, May 1S.-The steamer New
York arrived out Arrived: Queen, from
NEW YORK, May 18.-Auived: Canada,
from London.
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WY suffer sleepless nights, with a dis
tressing cough, while quarter OF dol.
lar invested In SELLERS Coughsyrup" VIII
give instant RELIEF.
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THE PRESENTS

we're many and varied and beautiful, but
mot to be published" The couple left on
the Ills train last night for trip which
is TO cease at the home OF the groom,
where q reception will be held on the
2Sth. With hundreds OF others we say
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..UNTIL DEATn no PART us.g
The wedding at the English Lutheran
Church Last Night : HelIman.Eseu

The wedding ut the English Lutheran
Church Last Night = Hellmap.Bcn.
nett.
The English Lutheran Church on Six
tenth street presented an animated
scene last night the occasion being the
marriage ofRey. Philip A. Hellman, Of the
Lutheran Church at Lock.Hayen, Pa, to
Miss Jane Bennett, q young lady promi-
nent in good works in this city.
THE HIGH CONTRACTING PARTIES.
Rev. P. A. Heilman is OF one of the old
Pennsylvania families, his parents resld.
ing at Muncy Station, Lycoming county,
Pennsylvania. Educated at wittenburg
College and Theological Seminary Of the
Lutheran Church, at Spring field, Or he
graduated with credit to himself and the
Church, and recently was chosen Pastor at
Lock Haven, Pa, whittier he takes his
wife to assume the duties OF q minister's
wife. Miss Jane Bennett Is well known to
the people OF Wheeling, having for a
number OF years been active in the Sun
day school and Church work OF the ear.
nest Congregation Of the English Luther
an Denomination on Sixteenth street, and
also as Secretary OF the Lady Manager Of
the Childrens Home. Her ready pen has
occasionally been used In reporting Home
and Church news for this paper, and we
in common with many others, while offer.
ing congratulations on her happy mar.
riage, regret to lose so active worker
from our community. Miss Bennett hav.
ing many friends, naturally brought to.
gether large company at the beautiful
little church. The admission was by tick.
most orderly and admirably behaved as
sembly.
TnR usHERs
were William Hamilton and Henry Myers,
dressed in full suit OF black with white
vests, white kid gloves and button-hole
bouquets. They acted well their parts.
The door keepers were Messrs. Thos. B.
Smith, William Higgins and John Yogel.
TIE BRIDAL COUPLE
entered, preceded by the ushers. E. W.
Runaway, Esq, organist Of the church,
executed in admirable style the wedding
march. The bride was dressed in silk oil
grape color, trimmed with Languedoc lace
and fresh fowers-lilies OF the valley pre-
dominating. The groom wore clerical at
tire, departing only from the conventional
in wearing white vest and white kid gloves.
THE CEREMONY
was the most lengthy one Of the Lutheran
ritual-beautiful in all parts-in which the
wedding ring bears a prominent part.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Samuel B. RarnitS, Miss Benefits pastor
during her whole life. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Il. Zevely, with whom Miss Ben
nett has made her home for number Of
years, occupied seats to the right OF the
pulpit, and her next friend Miss Budke to
the left, while her relatives, large Sunday
School class and members, past and pres
emit, OF the Chlldren's Home management,
we're seated Immediately in front Of the
altar.
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The bills Oft. F. Darrah for issuing
subpoenas in the Sweeney investigation
case, amounting to $1,000, were ordered
paid.
The ordinance allowing the Central
District and Printing Telegraph Company
the privilege OF erecting poles through the
streets Of the city, was passed. The Or
dinance grants the city the right OF placing
police and fire alarm wires upon these
poles, said poles to be neat and symmet-
ricaI, aud not less than twenty ieet high.
This ordinance was passed with the pro.
vision that the city reserve the right oil
repeating the ordinance.
Tie In, urance ordinance in regard TO
solicitors license, then came up. This
ordinance provides that all solicitors oil
insurance for foreign companies, shall pay
SO. 90 for one company, and II they have
more than one, $1,000 for each company.
Mr.. Goodiellow made little speech
against this ordinance, the substance Of
which was that the license was too low, and
moved that 5000 be inserted, instead OF
5000. Mr.. Handlan spoke in favor Of
the ordinance, and was followed by Al.
fred Caldwell, ESQ.,, in opposition TO Il
A vote OF yeas and nays on MI. Goodiel'
lows amendment resulted as follows;
Yeas-Caldwel A., Goodtellow, Naylor,
Simpson and Logan-5.
Nays-Arkle, Handlan, Haller, Hamil-
ton, Kimberly, Pollock, Reeves, Vockler,
Wait and Waterhouse-l0.
So the amendment was lost.
Mr.. Handlan then moved that $40 be
stricken out and $50 inserted.
Mr. Arkle then moved to strike out so
and insert $50.
The vote then was taken on Mr., Ankles
amendment rs follows:
Yess-Caldwell, A., Arkle, Goodfellow,
Haller, Hamilton, Naylor, Sampson and
Logan-S.
Nsys-Haudlan, Kimberly, Pollock,
Reeves, Yockler, Wait and Waterhouse-.7.
Mr.. Hanlan then moved that so be
placed for more than one company.
Mr.. Caldwell moved to insert SIS. Lost
by the following vote:
Ayes-Arkle, Caldwell, A., Goodiellow,
Nsylor, Simpson and Logan.
On motion OF Mr.. Handlan so was
inserted.
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John EMSHEIMER.

nENTIsTRY.-ToTH THOSE THAT DE-
~ SIRE 70 save thor natural teeth We would say
that We are now better prepared than ever before 70
enable them 70 do %. By the use Of an ELEcTRo
MAGNETIC PLuesER We can and are making oettI
and hGndsomer Gold Filing with more eAse 70 our
Patients, than have heretofore been made N THIS
CITY or elsewhere without the aid Of the Electric
PingSOr. What We say We can prove BY Aetuni
deuionStration. Call and see for yourselves.
JAMES n. sURDISOG 4 som
aui No. lil8 Market St, Wheeling. W. Va.
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RESOLUTIONS.

hksuLIIlOCh.
By McNash: That the chairman Of the
committee on real estate be authorized to
make all necessary repairs on city bridge,
By Reeves: That the Street Com
missioner be instructed to have the privy
vault ordinance printed in each OF the
daily newspapers.
By Kimberly: That the property own.
ed BY all the inhabitants OF the city oil
Wheeling. and used by what Is known as
the city gas works, be placed upon the
tax list and assessed the same as all other
property in the city, and said assessments
be placed in the hands OF the City Col
lector.
BY Kimberly: That the assessor be in
structed to report q supplemented assess
ment for water used by the gas works.
BY Waterhosue: That the foundations
for the Worthington pump be examined
by experts.
By Hall: That the City Solicitor be In
structed to take all necessary steps to se-
cure the Fifteenth street extension TO
McCulloch street by the condemnation OF
such property as is necessary.
BY Halter: That the wages OF forces be
advanced to s. 20 per day.
BY Arkle: That the keeper Of the lookup
be enjOined to employ an assistant at
salary not to exceed $50 per month.
By Simpson: Instructing the Finance
Committee to hunt up the city's stock in
the Manhattan and Cincinnati railroad,
and report to Council.
By Caldwell, A: That SIS be appropri-
ated towards renovating the City Clerks
office.
By Handlan: That small quantity OF
ice be allowed TO the different Engine
Houses.
By Reeves: That q Police Board be con.
stituted instead OF the Police Committee,
who shall have power to act in place Of the
Committee on Police; A Water Board in
place OF the Water Works Committee; q
Board OF Public Works, who shall perform
the duties OF the Streets, Alleys and
Grades Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Kimberly the Health
and Gas committees were added to the
above.
First branch.
When this branch met last night, there
were present the Mayor and Messrs.
Boring, Butterheld, Criswell, Hall, Hal.
stead, Hughes, McAdams, Simpson,
Schuiize, Wilson, Wolvington and ziegler.
Three members OF joint committee Of
conference on the disagreements between
the two branches In relation 70 the ordi-
nance in regard to vaults and cess pools,
were appointed, as follows: Messrs. Simp-
son, Hall and Criswell. The action Of the
Second Branch on the report OF the
Committee on Scales was concur
red In, also the Committee on
Lights and on the Fire Department.
The action OF the other branch, in order
Ing a number OF small bills to be paid,
was agreed 10.
The ordinance granting certain privl-
leges to the District Telegraph Printing
Company, was adopted by q unanimous
vote.
Superintendent Maloney's petition for
! day Waterman at the city workhouse,
Vas granted, and this being all the business
before the body, on motion, It adjourned.
II
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soRE ewes, letter, salt rheum, &C., are
cured by iiDr. LindseY's Blood searcher."
Sold by all drusgists,
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THERMoMErxR REcORD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
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wEATHHR INDICATIONS

neutrality-suspicious..
n 81 81 IS - % % 81
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SALT RHEuM

clans. Used NIL EInds Of
Medicines.
Mesrs. wEExS d PorrERi Dtar Sin:-I feel Z.
my duty 10 intotn you oil what your Cu1IcuRA ZEN
E6IEs have done for me. have suffered from salt
Rleum for ten years been treated by d least ten ply
EicianS, and taken Sly quantity Of medicine without
cure III took your remedies, which have been
perfectly successful In my case, leaving thu skin on
my lace scalp and body a while and Tree from hui
NOR As GnybOdy's YOar truly,
AUBURN, NE, April 8, 1879.
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SILVER TABLEWARE.-Rars Bargains at
the Iswslry Store Of
JACOB W. GRuBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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LADIES fine kid button shoes; hand
turned, at L. v. Bonds.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A OBLIGATIONS.

cLxKK's oTyIcE BOARD or corrisuosERs, |
WHEELlsO, Nay 8, 1850
Applications for the position Of County Physician
for the City Dis net, % attend the county poor and
prisoners, will be received At this Office until
W. On k6DAY, MAY 20, and elosiuR AtlP.M
Also, applications for County Physician 10 attend
the poor Ia CHnty Inhrmary a. Kim Grove, as the
'r %ys pt'"asic; CHARLES H. psIrERs. Clerk.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRG|NIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine departments Of study; IsIi-bOuh ilSiAk
nt cost; calendar an1nged 70 cult lslshsT q.
penSOs for one year from SI75 TO 5000 bosst
trian, liberal, thorough. Fall ttrn Ledni SEP
TENDER Sd, 1879.
s.sFor catalogues and othT inlouEtoa .IiI5
70 the President, J. 4. Th0mpsau, AEnssIE
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CAIRO, ILL.,, May ls.-Arrived-Pitts-
burgh, Huntington; Chouteau, St. Louis:
Golden Grown, New Orleans. DEPARTED
Pittsburgh, St. Louis; Chouteu, New Or
leans; Golden Grown, Cincinnati. River
% feet inches and falling. Weather clear
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DOR SALE

DOR sALE-ELIGIBLE AND DEsI.
l. RABLE Family Rssidenet-1hAt Ia &c, e1nVenI.
ent and we'll eabd dwelling Of Alex. Turner, Esq,
i29 ChApne 81 eel, being BlIek building contain.
log Nfoayenisnt rooms exeollent eailAF, RnS and
water throughout the house. 10 the best Of condition.
ard situated In one Of the best neghbofhoodI 10 the
city; the only reason for selling being the small mum.
Der Of the owner and occupants family, DOW rssidng
there, FOR further Information apply 10 ALEXAN.
DER BONE, General BuIInOH Agent, 1878 Market
prest, Cr.ngle's Block, over City BIsk. mJiS
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CRY coUNon.

special session Last aight-Insuranee
Ordinance Passcd-EstImates Fixed for
water works for 1850.
second Branch.
This branch was called to order by Dr.
Logan, the President, and the following
members answered to their names: Arkle,
Caldwell A., Caldwell B. F., GOodfellow,
Handlan, Hamilton, Kimberly, Naylor,
Pollock, Reeves, voCkler, Wait Water
house and Logan-l4
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and signed.
The President announced that when
Council adjourned the last evening much
unfinished business remained on the table.
The street cleaning ordinance, the text
Of which we have already published, came
up for action, and by the following vote
further action was delayed until next
meeting OF Uouncil-yeas: Arkle, Caldwell
A., GoodieIlow, Haller, Horkheimer, Kim,
berly, Naylor, Reeves, WAterhouse and
Logan-l6. Nays: Caldwell B. F., Hand,
Ian, Hamilton, Pollock, Vockler anc
Waik-0
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Ghe 9ntelligettan,
sss A1yertiseInenr,.

Once Ass. 70 and "a Fourteenth street
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CINCINNATI, May 1S.-River 0 feet II
inches and falling, Weather clear and
warm. Departed: Courier and ST. law.
renee, Wheeling; Ariadne, Tennessee
river: ANDY Baum, Memphis,
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ST.. LOUIS, May ls.-Arrived: Standard,
New Orleans. Departed; City Of yicks'
burg, vicksburg; Red Wing, St. PAUL
Commonwealth and Future City and
barges, New Orleans; Steven Dyersburg
and Polar Star, Ohio river. River fallen /
inch. Weather clear and pleasant.
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Black and Tan.

For explanation ask your halter,
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Fire Dpartmat-This Committee re-
no,ted the following estimates for 1901:
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TuR USHERS

were William Hamilton and Henry Myers,
dressed in full suit Of black with white
vests, white kid gloves and button-hole
bouquets. They acted well their parts.
The door keepers were Messrs. Thos. B.
Smith, William Higgins and John Yogel.