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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20
COAL MINERs' CONVENTION.
Yesterdays ProceedinE.-Mstiersin In Con.
Iroyersy Before that Rody.

l
PIrTsBuRoH, March 10.-The Nationa
Convention OF the bituminous coal miner
continued their session this morning.
President Dooley, Of Iowa, offered {
resolution, as a substitute to that present
ed yesterday, that all coal be weighed be
fore screened, to take effect August /, 1850
and if not complied with that the States
represented take action collectively
said action to be determined hereafter.
W. A. Davis, Of Ohio, amended as fol.
lows: That on and after April ], 1880
wherever coal is mined in the bituminous
coal fields, the slack which is utilized. they
shall demand thatt the coal shall be weighed
before passing over the screen, but where
the coal is SO weighed, the slack which Is
worthless, they shall demand pay for all
running over the fiye-eighth inch mesh.
This is not to be understood as denying
to the operators the right OF asserting the
different grades oi coal. After considera-
BILE discussion, 1t was passed, but the dates
were omitted.
A vote was taken on the date, which on
thethird ballot was decided to take place
August /, 1880.
A resolution was offered, by Secretary
Jones and passed, that Miners now on a
strike against the screen system, be assist
ed TO the utmost ability Of all miners un-
der the jurisdiction OF this convention.
The Committee on Restriction present.
ed a resolution that afterJuly fourth eight
hours constitute days labor; also that
each district restrict the output to suit
themselves.
An amendment was offered to substi-
tute August 1st. Pending action on this
the convention adjourned for dinner
In the mines not adjacent to the coke
ovens many tons Of slack are thrown away
as worthless. The miners were willing to
have such slack screened, receiving pay
for all coal running over q fve.eighths
mesh. When coke ovens are in close
proximity this slack is sold TO them. 1t
Is thus utilized by the operators and the
miners demand that 1t be weighed before
passing over the screen.
AT the afternoon session OF the National
Convention OF Bituminous Miners, a reso-
luton was passed that those iayoring the
eighthour system adopt the same April
18th, 1880, as a preparatory step TO having
1t fully enforced August lst.
The Convention also finally passed q
resolution demanding semi.monthly pay
ments and the abolition Of the store order
system.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing
the contract system; extending sympathy
to the workingmen in California in their
efforts to resist the oppression OF capital
and the introduction OF coolie labor; that
all miners abstain from mining coal TO fill
the contract OF mines standing QUITO force
the measures adopted by this Convention.
Also that all the States represented or not
represented here hold State Conventions
to report their approval or dlsapproyal Of
the action Of this body.
After rendering a vote OF thanks to the
officers, the Convention adjourned sine die.
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ACROSS THE OCEAN
The Distress in Ireland Increasing
Seizure of italian Vessels by Austria
Reports Regarding the Cars Bad
Health-Dlplomatlc Relations
Between Russia and China
General Foreign
News.
DEBUT IN OPERA.

PARIS, March 19.-M'lle Marie Var
Zandt made her dtbM tonight at the operl
Comtque in "hIignon,p and won genu
inc artistic success. Her voice Is OF con.
siderable range, pure, flexible and well
under control. She seemed to be well
drilled in stage business, and exhibited q
self.possession and freedom from nervous.
ness, which were remarkable in girl oi
nineteen.
The hahitues OF the Opera Comique had
shaken their heads when they heard that
a debutdnte was to attempt the part that
Galli.Aiarie had made her own. They sat
In scornful silence through the opening oil
the act, and showed little warmth when
the new Mignon, with her fresh, young
face and girlish manner, tripped down to
the iootlights. Fastening tremulously
through the recitative, she begain their
favorite "Connais to le pays" and sung it
with so much fervor, 80 much pathos, such
justness OF intonation, that the doubters
were converted and the whole house car
ried away. Youth and grace had conquer
ed. Thenceforward the audience followed
her with the utmost favor. She had taken
her place among the singers whose career
the musical world OF Paris-so uncertain
and hard to please-will follow with in
terest. Indeed, in the year that has pass
ed since she first appeared at the Teatro
Regio, at Turin, her artistic path has been
everywhere strewn with flowers. As Ter.
lima, in "Don Giovanni y London received
her as rapturously as it had received Mile.
Zare Thalberg few years before. She
comes OF musical stock, being the daugh.
ter OF Nine. Varizini, who used TO sing
with Carl Rosa's Company.
Adelina Patti, Clara Louise Kellogg,
Christine Nilsson and Nine. Carvalho,
were present, and they all expressed them.
selves delighted with the success Of the
young debutante.
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inasrhantiron manufacturers at the
i.4jls in Pittsburgh Thursday, decided
kinaie1lly unanimous vote to retain
hkI cent card. This, the Manufacturer
~, rs decided upon after a full discus.
adlhs condition Of the trade, which
h'Fd that at present the mills were
HtagOn orders averaging two months
tai, sod that there was little doubt that
aFiug trade would be such as to fully
IHt the maintenance Of the card. II
lsSsa theOpiniOn OF many that the lull
saslsulal for bar iron and the neces.
q d checking production in the nail
aA Indicated the wisdom OF conces.
@hlhe purpose Of cuItivating the de-
NJ The views OF this large gathering
dse iUn trade 80 strongly expressed,
lak likely to over.balance that opin-
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CINCINNATI, March 1o.-while it was
supposed this morning Lat the action Of
the cigar makers would end the lockout
ON Monday, it now appears that at their
meeting to-day the cigar makers took OK.
ceptions to the mode in which the ac-
ton OF the manufacturers was commn'
nicated to them, namely-through the
and they accordingly refused
10 consider any proposition which does
not come directly In writing from the
manufacturers to the Union.
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MANUFACTURING MATTERS.


OLD rails sell at from $40 to s42 per ton
In New York.
The Youngstown, o., Rolling Mill Com
pany are building additional pudding
furnaces.
A HARRIsBuRo. PA..-Ilispatch saws 81
mills have shut down. The puddlers saws
20 or so more will 90 out before the end Of
the week.
TuE Ashland. XIV. furnace ia working
splendidly. turninp out from forty.fiye 10
iorty.eig6t TONS per day.
A. or ,hona;l n,;iI. q, .ho vo.. have
hooa .r o,,a,ad I ~ sbn. down tor ,wo ,,aasS
he Se ,ho % Was,srn Nail @ Ass"c;.,;on ~ W. "sA'
" .uo " "9ssen 80 t .n Aooos.a.H' a.
IhE nail M mill o. Messrs. shoenDerger q
~, " ooa Is.sousn ,.saa nss feacheu an output
Vi ''VV0 Aess per me'A' /,
IaE electric Iight mas been introduced
IN brown, bonnell & CO.'S mil, loungs-
town, ohlo, anu mas proved q success IN
every way.
Ar the Abbot iron works, Baltimore,
Nd, over GOO hands are now employed.
This firm expects to start up the rail de.
partment double turn in few days.
Guess. SMYrH & Co, of Pittsburgh, are
runninv their works to fullest capacity.
One order was recently booked for 1000
kegs Of tacks ali of one size. and orders
Ior other sizes in proportion.
IT, Vonnn.,oan roIl;nn n;,l oor,r,rv
ta ~ .I,a Sno,,no. ~. ii,a is,n S waps =,
naSe ~ iie Iuns,avs 'ot e ,;It liz ;aS; W. II.
1 Puus TL;s .;II s.;s ~ as Ue DuS oanan;t, % ~
aaeiy, ta,a 9 ,;,snnnsa w s'e Ms'rs % "
W." a.. W. ,as.,;na ~, ~ n,.nnt,..,,,o,, ~ ;ron
al G,.a mees e. - uaiGS nam or;sm;,Ia 10 % aUd
o. olnSn' IIla s~ ~ o, iS,,, ''e ;oat the tnn. @
Nem a.paS' yr u, .nS wastn.a iSs, T.cn az soo"; %
Fsr eens cta II rhsn sIe ros saa so,sI
aiyn nv nuVRsea sh teg,u n w. = 90 Saora,arv ~
anu W M: SosePn ~ 0o;H,;os MeSA ,nes ,;yot; H.
sl1 sne ts;s Mss;ern .i ian Ass'S'a'ioH' m"' AO''
ueu of ttiis set'oh' 80
TIE so-cal!ed nail mill orders issued 6y
the Messrs. waugh BROS, Bellevue, III
nail mill, 10 tneir employees ana Whlcn
were redeemable IN goods AZ Their grocery
and provision store, nave oeen declared
subject to a tax Of III per cent py the COM
missioners ei internal revenue. AScotd-
Ing 70 the hgures inrnisned HIn q py Messts; ;
Waugh, the sum o. Slo'SIs ~ was issued sue
BY them from ARrll 70 december, lsIv'
both inclusive. Upon tins amount an as
sessment OILY per cent was ievieu, Whien ~
has 70 De pala Witnln zen Gays, OF . ilL Gls'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20

" WALKER, statistician OF the New
ydPOduee Exchange, an exceptional
NIsalad we'll informed authority, puts
t,Iaure demands Of Europe for wheat,
sitss possible supply from this country,
at,.lts which make an advance in the
vs.st price Of grain rather than a fall
nhNe. lie estimates the demand at
ka 100000 to l5O,OOO,OOO bushels
ha February lst to September Lst, the
EpSy from this country, at 77,50O,OOO
kahs Atlantic and Pacific coasts and
OF, Nth about lG,5OO,OOO to come from
hi and Egypt. This leaves q large
t!sSsy to be supplied at advanced
pa BY the supplies coming in from
al ares in this country before the
sslsal beginning Of the crop year, Sep.
hlalsL
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ENGLISH TURF SPORTS.

LIVERPOOL, March lO.-Parole finished
first to-day in the cup race, Advance
second and strathblane third. Eleven
starters. Parole was objected to on the
ground OF cross, and disqualified. The
race was awarded to Captain Mitchell's
Advance. Jockey Je1ry rode Parole. The
betting Just before the start was 0 to 4
against Advance, Q to against Chocolate,
7 10 against Parole and 10 tol against
the others. Parole at the finish was hall
q length in front OF Advance, with 9
length between the second and third
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20
SEIZURE OF ITALIAN VESSELS.

TRlEsrE, March 19.-An Austrian reve
nue. cutter seized two Italian trading yes
sells in South Dalmatian waters because
they surreptitously conveyed 5000 breect
loading rifles and q quantity OF ammuni
ton apparently TO Albania or Herzego
Yinn. 'Tha Crews were arrested.
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AnInroInnlnr, ,rrmntinn

MONTREAL, March l0.-Recorder Sexton
died yesterday, and this morning some
drapery about the remains took fire from
the tapers. The interior ofthe house was
burned and Sexton was slightly burned.
Mrs. Sexton and three other women were
with difficulty rescued from the roof.
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Cnn,t hrInE IlaeI. Emirrnnt..

NEy YoRE, March l9.-Sectetary oI
Navy Thompson says that the constOlla'
ton can't bring back emigrants on her re,
turn voyage from Ireland, as there Is nc
authority for such action, and the vessel
possesses no accommodations for that pur
pose,
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Committee exceed the receipts. The
Land League say It is desirable that Par
nell's arrival shall be marked by the ex-
preston OF national feeling. Bonfres on
the hills and bands Of music in the
towns through Ireland are suggested for
Sunday evening next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20
Louisiana Coiored Iaborers ON asirlke.

NEw ORLEANS, March lO.-The negro
laborers are on a strike in St. Charles
parish, and the Governor on application
Of the whites ordered the Louisiana
field artillery TO the parish. The whites
report that the negroes threaten to burn
the sugar houses itthe demands are not
complied with. -
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Questionabie praelIeos orrvo Minister,

PHILADELPHIA, March lO.-The Metho-
dist Conference, last night, expelled Rev.
7. B. Miller from tho ministry and church,
and suspended Rev. VIM. Major from the
ministry for one year. Miller was dean
and Major secretary OF medical college,
where reporter registered as student,
and by the payment Of S25 90 received
from the dean certificate emitting the
reporter to practice medicine. An appeal
will be taken In both cases,
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EarIlest Grain Arrival. Known

BuYRALo, March l0.-The propeller W.
T. Graves and the barge George Adams,
grain laden, have arrived from Toledo.
The earliest grain arrivals known.
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DISTRESS IN IRELAND.

Dunlrs, March 18.-Ths distress in the
famine districts is deepening daily. The
grants Of money by the Mansion House
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...,,ne Court Of Indiana in a re
~ declares that the legal name
.'o consists Of one Christian name
ill''s, ,s,,,ne. Any one may have as
,lils names or initials as aregiSen
9 q o,la'i ~ !" be choose, to take. They dc
2 3, !, II. Il legal name, and may be in
: o. :. ~, ns in a deed or contract with
q. 's'.jsp !. Is' its validity. Nor does mis-
L',I : n. middle initial Of a namO in a
! Y /. y ' AZ, way affect its validity, accord
.n,hh decision.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20

Ocdtbe routine acts ofthe West Vir'
!, Pa, Association at its annual meet
l. tsb.en the appointment Of a COM
sss.p dralt a proper statute providing
!. ~ 4. pqblication Of legal notices and
,,s,tii !. TO the legislature for considera'
(, these committees have never ma
,,+,s,.d ia time to be of much service.
n, P.,tsnburg Journal proposes that
,.Lsors appointed draft such law at
~. nd when it is perfected to meet the
J,goi hose interested in having proper
,.lJa.iops made, their influence can be
~ in sending men to the legislature
4, u. disposed to favor its passage.
T,ai, nos business in this suggestion
ttnia any We have seen on the subject
r.ls consideration.
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DIV gtteIhgfltftr
$ ard n ro"r'esnln street.

ss5s,vorins to limit the liabili'
oGo l..s.,. = 'er,,Ih where limited partner ,I
w Pli'ni,,J P,,nI.J. 1.-THE liabilities ol stock;
" isi'aist' ioist stock companies, formed
''si i. . j.r i',1' Of that State, were made
piH's' Nv ~ he amount Of investment
y NJ 5Ip,,I i be- more ~p inducement to invest
,,J needed enterprises
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AT THE CAPITAL.
The Washburn- -DonneIly Contest.
The Minority Report Showing The Other
Side Of the Questionable Ute ln-
dIans Silent on the Witness
Stand i Continuation Of
the Exodus lnyes.
tluatlOn.
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March l9.-The President
nominated Chas. Adams, Colorado, Minis
ter resident and Consul General to Bolivia
United States Consuls, Bret Harte, Of Col
orado, to Glasgow; G. L. Callin, of New
Jersey, to Stuttgart Paul Lange, of Iowa,
to La Rochelle; WIN. P. Mangar, OF North
Carolina, to Tien Tsin; Alexander c. Jones,
OF West Virginia, to Nagusaki; Harry A.
Conant, oil Michigan, to Naples; VIM. L.
Scruggs, Of Georgia, to Canton; Victor
Thompson, oil Mississippi, to st, Thomas;
Henry O. Maiston, Of Illinois, to Malaga
John A. Halderman, Of Kansas, to Bang
kok; Henry @. Snownen, supervisor OF the
census Of second census district OF Penn.
sylyania. Post Masters, Albert T. Streeter,
at Calumet, Michigan; Wilbur F. Cham.
berlain, at Hannibal, Mo-, Daniel Choate,
ak Iudiego, Colorado.
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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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SAN FRANCISCO, March 19.-The Chinese
here profess to be unable to understand
the statements tslegraphed, concerning
the great influx Of Chinese at New York
from San Francisco. They say the total
number OF departures from California
registered at the Chinese consulate, Is only
about 100. portion Of these going TO Hay
ana, and others TO points west OF Mississ
ippi, and that not over 20 or 10 can have
found their way from here TO New York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20

8, p5jI,delphia Pres said on Wednes
Il.,+ ~, ~Psnnsylvania is for Blaine, al
q = y, h., delegates to the Chicago Con
y, haze been instructed to vote FOL
.'' There never was a more extraor'
~ -, ..,renion Of popular sentiment
-, !. =. ,lI.c,ed by the Republican State
s.,,.,ioS when it pledged the votes Ol
S..',l,,pi, % 10 q candidate whom the
- u. A moi want" II Philadelphia Ia
~. .i,,,Iali |. will make a refOrmer OF the
'.SSl,st ol.be late convention at Utica
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EXODUS INYKsrIdATIoN.

The Senate Exodus Committee exam.
ined John II. johnson, Secretary Of the
Colored Refugee Relief Board OF St. Louis.
He had been brought in contact with a
great many refugees-and- had conversed
with nearly a thousand OF them regarding
the condition OF the colored people in the
South and the reasons which influenced
them to emigrate. Many OF them com.
planned OF the exorbitant prices charged
by the storekeepers for the necessaries OF
life; OF ill.treatment at the hands OF their
political rights. It was these grievances,
witness said, and in fact all possible injus-
tees and atrocities inflicted upon them by
their former masters, which was the cause
Of their leaving. There was, he said, as
far as he could learn, no political motive
at the bottom Of this exodus.
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nor DODGERS AND SMALL HAND

90 % thS nSTELLIGEScER JOa ROOMS, Mo-. rs
dhied a short noiea ana n PIoa q IaII ne NO.,
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E.1fRI EEEEgrsy5z,


Vi. l. hu S sujoa i. bij!sr II. r,,,L
= hla iIick dwelling near trc c2r.or Of Dntc
and Io'u': b Is streets
all dc public .choo teacL=ts rni civ off.
ca were paid If Setur icy by Ci : treasurer
NJ. B. Holbw.
Prot. Carter, the famcus m.merist, si]
Give Que OF his exhibitions at flni"oo, L r.
IL u Co., Xt Tuesday li.hi.
At eniion is csl'el 10 the advettistm mt in
anolh'r see OF an auction ss!o 10 tsAe plscs
TO morrow paw
ih,re gcre lioe dr. ds ada i,te,l to r cord and
no marriage l!Ceps issued ia the County
C'tlk olIas fer Ihe mouth Of april
hF. J.. j. Pack Tood, oEo Ct our most est
ma1Io cinz ms, leaves Tomorrow FIR bis npY
nome 10 t4uqal:r, where he has purchased 9
ice estats.
:. me aitenion oftho Superb Of Police
IAiiea TO nuisance, in the shape CT q dead
ca, Tslch HIS been iyiaG st the coEGor Of Prince
'"d Nv slfeets since yesterday morning.
The schooner A1rie +. Steven, vbic, ran
aSFcuad SaIu!d,y night just this side of For,
loote, where the mud from tbs Weshipctoo
cAanrtl IS dep led. got of 10 dsy, after heino
compelled to employ tug TO s!si,t hsr,
At seetins Of the conservatives Of Las
burg, held last Saturday, the io!oRiDr dele
estes 10 the State convention we're arp9iDted
e. T. Isad: J: ". Foster, Henry iiaatoo, B.
+. Sheets, Bradshaw Beverly and Il. G. CsufF.
man,
-ha steamer ". W. Corcoran has been
temporarily Withdrawn from tho Mount Yer
1 o., Hoe, Tor repairs, AID ire stosmar Mar
washington will supply h,r placo en- the rouIo
n1t't her repairs arc completed, which a!il be
i, short time. ~
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{ GLD De. EODHG nDWDEE3 NO. w.,
~ cu7o 81 chronic c&I obstinate n.rc,x,.ii
aeaseS' su?a IA H"ho7sl nervous debility. Iav,.
untsry Genital loses, caused by indscrsi,cn
c1cessea. &c, or b. lasciTious thouchLt ,r,.
dresins. producing great physical and mcn.r
WaaE ness and Often destroying bo.h body .lr
r:'ind, snd bringing oa dr,ncss OF vision, n-r,y
decay universal !aasi!ude. impo.onc7 or phy,,
ca incsphc'Iy, inssNi!y and consumption. Pee
d Per pscSssn, or niz packages for S..
] Us. AOry& FRENCH POWDERS W Il
~ cure Diseases OF the Kidneys. Gravel, Gle.
and al urinary Diseases, nsrVou, debility, loss +
InsHaGoa. aen;Eai emissions, 'mpo.ency c.u..r
% lHoIic'etion IN youth, excuses etc fem -"
weakness CT whites. scrofu!a, syphilis in al II.
.o1m! and All blood and skin diseases apoedr y
cured. Price 81 psr box son; by msi; secu-,
from observation on recaiDt OF p-ica
hR. HUNTERS SYPuiLlTlC PILLS a
~ SPECIFIC for Syphilis in all Us forms, a,i
every vestage os tho Glaeasc crcd;ca.ei from "a,
Fystcm. Scrofuls and 81 Blood add Skin "a.
seascs speedily curcG. Prics 81; largo box :!
SPIT ,ihHNEY 6 co Apeat,
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V,r '>.kRhAI.-I esterdsy, the first Study 10
Hive; ,' was COMMUNION day 10 ell the Protestant
1,, ~ ... and Most Of the othrr chutcb,s OIL
IN. > AID The bright, bs'm3 weather brought
cIr' axe congregations. AS is thu c1-tom CT
~ r1aCaioa day in most OF the Profession
.,Cm .. 90 I0vl'a. iou Was Iigeo to persons &c
., ~: N-llrg with tho churches co certificate
ss, .,I ~ @!'c' and additions to the mentcrshiI
Pra . I''ce 10 several CT them. 10 tho Unos
,rs,,:' 'gt'so Church Rev. Mir. CumpstoI
i: w., ~, at n:sht. 10 the Nj. j. Chu:ca Rev
etio =! - ; OF The NJ. Il. Church South, rre;ch
T1 'g III =, morniov,. aud Rev. Dr. Dsalo. Of
Ac5;i5 .h,arcl, Washington, pre- che ct night
a,4 '"I'eh : service was held Christ Churcl
c,p ro3 ?. N. There WIS no service 10 lhi
s,d ' n. 81 tight. 10 the afternoon The reet
aSs 1aSes OF nsor;-grave ynrds. &c -wsr,
t, s1.l with p:omobaders. AID many bcsu,i.
r, ~, h.' > boDuets and dresses were di.,laye,
tss, Ts INST hre. The Suoday law havio,
,5 Mn ,vpeaIod by the Legislature, many Of tn,
we're onec, and IS ocnSt qucnco v.si
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HE MATEhIAL for boys a7a chidrcn's suits
arc s;leo,, d with particular rctorerc, 10 hard
usage, No house 10 Washington make and sell
moro durable AID tasteful boys and children
oiothlog, or more Of them than b. Robinson T.
70, the boys olo;hiers. 900 Pcnn.ylvapis
Avenue Nsllrosd fare deducted from each
purchase. q, 90 a,o.
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LOCAL MATTERS

%hAiHsa PROBABILITIES. Nry 3, IsS0.-
TO. ,he luladio Atlantic States risicg lJujycd
~ falling Derom"ter, southwest TO southeast
winds, warmer, Gear or baz7 weather, followed
o the interior BY humorous local rains
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By Green & lyisc auo.;,,oor,

TOM MlSSIONERS' SALE OF VAIUA.
~ BILE REAL PKOPERTT-By yir,no of
decree OF tho Corporation Ccut for the civ of
Ale1andrla' Va, render st i:s June term,
1918 In tho suit of Allen ard Others vs., Nc.
Ve'En, tho undersigned, commissioners therein
named, will soil by public auction. on SATIIR
DAY, June 9th, $50, q! II o'clock NJ in rTon.
OF Tho entrance TO the Court room, ca Fairfax
street in the city of Alex ,Hdr!a Va, tho fol-.
lewng property, TO vii:
NO: j. The lAFco and valuable BRICK
DW hLllNG and LOT OF GROUND, situ.-
ted on tho N. E. cornor of ST. Asaah sni Cam.
eron streets. ''''
;, ~ No 2 rho valuable TWO SrORY BaiCi
DnWFhLiNG a~joinlng No. On tho cat
Inc 50 lois shovo described are pa,tcuia,Iv wsIl
lccalou Tor r@ fences, being in the centre IF Tho
60, Sc, ''''''' III ''"e'
Terms fSa'e: AS much cash As vii! nav tho
costs CT Sul: End s,!o, snd thu res tius in lhrre
elGfI 'nstaIments in /, and yesis; The lego.
tHoie notes OF ths rui chnsoss with ittcro;. r Il,
nty OF sale, "a nc tsSCn fox the deferred nay.
mons sid The title 10 be retained until he
"9';" q the purchase money is :siti.
Z W. ATTIiiS, Comma
Ii. Q. ci.AUUHT0H, ) e Sale.