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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-05

| MEMORIAL tF RESPECTFUL the regular
monthly meeting OF the North End Boa
Club, held October 4th, 1880, the following
Resolutions Of Respect to the memory O
Of our late brother, John Korell, wert
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, In view OF the loss we have
sustained by the decease OF our friend and
associate, John Korell, and OF the still
heavier loss sustaieed by those who are
nearest and dearest to him:
Therefore be il Resoired, That It Is but 9
Just tribute to the memory Of the departed
TO say that in regretting his removal
from our midst, We mourn for one who
was in every way worthy Of our respect
and regard.
Reolxd, That we sincerely condole with
the family OF the deceased, and on the
dispensation with which 1t has pleased
Divine Providence to afilict them, and
commend them for consolation 10 Him
who orders all things for the best, and
whose chaatisements are meant in mercy.
ResoIued, That this heartfelt testimonial
OF our sympathy and sorrow be forwaI ded
to the parents OF our departed friend by
the Secretary OF this club.
ResOired, That the members OF this club
wear Grape for a period Of thirty days in
respect TO the memory OF our deceased
member.
Resolued, That q copy Of these resolu.
tions be properly engrossed, and be pre-
scented to the bereaved parents OF the de-
ceased, and the same be copied in the rec.
ords OF the club and published In the
DAILY IsTRLLIaENcRR, Register and German
paper
W. LlPPLR,
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KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE.
To the Readers Of the 1ntelligencer.

well weather brings sickness and that the greatest
prevent disorders the part those most
What the should disease cannot certainly DO
known cholera ysentery debility ud vertigo and many other
sudden and dangerous and cause
and thousands people through the Summer without
unpleasant mouth becomes dry and ched the tongue
d til white pulse Irregular head eyersh the body cramped
aad and tired especially with their natural dey
and tendency female troubles find the hot weather almost
Children are dying every day exhaustion and because
Parents neglect prominent and we'll known ply
iaa OF New York positive belief that than threeaonrths
complaints dsorderd secreons and
ha these ceonay which, being out Of order cause much
trouble the Kidneys and liver The brain controls The life but tho
lower part Of the body rules the ~ IL, g El ti5
There and only vegetable that will absolutely regulate
and control the Kidneys and Liver all times aud prevent many
the summer That West India lea used as the
basis Wanerssae KdRey and Liver Cure 1t pure pleasant to the
absolutely certain It's keeps those who intelgnay
1t perfect health and those whose eons denged For
oil unry complaints Of either 1t inalb For oil bilious troubles
certain For the hot II invaluable and every person Of care
intelligence should fail Warmers Kidney aud Liver
hand and use the approach the slightest symptoms
lie that of dear friend twill certainly prevent
suffering til for sale by druggists all parts Of the wod 10
careful other. "A word the wise is sufficient"
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ADMINISTRATORS The famous Irish
drama, "Arrah na.Pogue; or, the Wick
low Wedding" by Dion Boucicault, was
played at The Opera House last night by
an excellent company, the part Of "Arrah-
ma Pogue" c'Arrah OF the kiss" being
taken by Miss Agnes Robertson Bouci-
caults wife the creator OF the role. She
showed that she had lost none Of that
power to hold the mirror mp to nature
which won her her fame. The persopation
was delightful, and her support, generally
speaking, is above the average. The
whole COMPANY may be considered some.
thing out OF the ordinary. Tonight "Jes:
sic Brown; or, the Relief Of Lucknow"
grand spectacular drama with many
thrilling situations, is to be presented.
Tickets on sale at Banners music store.
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nIyen RECORD.
The River Agnin failIng-whsreabou
OF Boats, 6c.

of Boats, 40.
The river Is steadily and rapidly falling,
the marks at the wharf last night indica.
ting stage OF considerable less than 4 feet.
Weather clear aud moderate.
The Ellison came in last evening at dark
from Matamoras, and will depart for that
port at 10 A. N. to-day. She Ia atrim little
boat to travel on, aud Captain Lukens
knows how to take care oil the Interests Of
passengers or shippers.
The Scotia arrived from Cincinnati yes.
terday forenoon, and left on the return at
7P.M. She was Obliged TO refuse freight
here on account Of the low stage Of water
and engagements below. She took lot
of nails from the Riverside mills.
The 0'Neal is making her daily trips In
the Steubenville trade again.
The Telegram is down at Point Pleasant.
The Thanhouser Is running in her place
in the Darlington trade.
The Welcome and Science were due last
night from below, and will no doubt be
found in port this morning. The former
leaves Tor st. Mary's and the latter Tor
Marietta ct l0A. NJ. to-day.
Inc bAtGQeluT 10 BILL lying Nv tho III, ~
end OF the wharf. The Rsgon and Courier
are at the foot oil Fourteenth street. q
The Diurnal came up from Bellaire yes
terday and left for Parkersbutg. Persons
travelling on the river between this city
and that place will learn this with pleasure:
PlTrsBuReH, October 4.-Riyer l foot 4
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and cool. =
inches and stationary. Weather clear and
cool. Arrived: St. jacobs Oil, Pittsburgh.
CAIRO, October A. Departed: O. j.
Davis, Evansville. River s feet Z inches
and rising. Weather clear. Thermometer
LOUISVILLE, October 5.-Riyer rising
with 8 feet 2 inches in canal and II inches
in chute on falls. Weather clear and
pleasant. B. +. Deyal, from Vsvay: Jas.
A. Williams. cook on the Gat, Ieli over
board Sunday and was drowned between
Aurora and Rising Sun. II Is supposed
| he was struck by the wheel, as he was not
seen after he struck the water. He was
young man and boarded at III sixth
street, Cincinnati. All eferts to save him
were made by the crew.
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Committee on ResoIutIons.

The Zanesville DAILY Morning TINES, o.
Saturday last contains the following
notice:
The Ohio Valley Protective Union, Of
Wheeling, W. Va, yesterday, through its
agent O. G. Dillon, paid 10 Mrs Francis
Russell, wife Of O. O. Russell deceased,
S5,000-that being the amount OF insur.
ance on the life OF Mr.. Russell in that AS.
ISOLATION. Itspeaks well for an Associa-
tion Of this charter, that 1t altpuys pays IL
certificates in full. and we understand that a
large number OF our leading business men
are insured In this Association, and are
highly pleased with liza management. We
learn that there has been but FIVE assess.
ments made on It's members since its or
ganization over two years ago.
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"A PAnKRRsBuRG MANS FArH,- Yester.
day morning early some Of the employees
Of the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
Company's store, at Pittsburgh, observed
a dim light In the cellar aud determined
TO investigate the cause. Entering the
building and making their way to the eel.
lar they found a man who was busily en-.
gagged in trying to force passage into the
storeroom above When the burglar saw
that he was discovered, he made little re.
sis,ance and allowed his captors to conduct
him before justice Of the peace. He gave
bis name as Smith, and said that his resi-.
denCe was In Parkersburg. The case
against him was clear, and commitment
was promptly made out aud, In charge Of
q constable he was sent to this city, ar.
irving at an early hour this morning. The
case was given to the Grand Jury; true
bill found and the trial held in the Court
OF Quarter Sessions all within few hours
and ut present the prisoner Ia In fail
awaiting transfer 10 the Western Peni.
Tertiary where he Is ticketed to remain
two years.
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THR WHEELING SUNDAY School Asso,
CITATION meets In it's regular monthly sess.
ion at 1880 o'clock this evening in the
Second Presbyterian Church.
The International lesson for next Sab.
bath will form the basis Of the evenings
work.
Jacob and Esau and Rebakah, will each
be the subject Of q short talk, witha clos
ing review OF the whole lesson.
Sabbath School Superintendents will re-
member the resolution requesting a regu-
lar delegation Of at least three persons,
and see TO their appointment.
Strangers will and hearty welcome to
these meetings.
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TnR BAZAAR PRELINIsARiEs.-We stepped
into the meeting at McLain's Hall, yester.
day afternoon, TO note large audience in
attendance and note that everything II
booming for the November fair and iesti.
val.
head Of the supper committee, aud Mrs.
Dr.. j. o. Hupp given control Of the re.
treatment tables; all Of which means
splendid coffee and oysters and the best Of
cakes, cream and ices. Fl
Indeed, there, Is being mapped out q
big week doipgs, at Thanksgiving time.
We heard an operetta mentioned for the
concluding night, aud witnessed a Catch
All Committee laying plans to cover the
entire city in an unique and novel manner,
by which every home aud hut can contrib.
ute It's mite to the feeding and clothing oil
the little waits at the Home.
Mrs. Geo. McMechen Is In charge oil
this work, and has called to her assistance
some fifteen ladies and gentlemen, whose
duties will be assigned them.
The various committees will convene In
the meantime, and another general meet
ing takes place in two weeks.
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Assistant Master OF Road OF the BAlti
more and Ohio Railroad, Is in the city.
Col. George Hess is making g. ing visit
to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
James Kelley, "the boy temperance lee
turer," and nephew Of John B. Cough
the great apostle Of temperance, Is regis
tered at the McLue,
We are pleased to see our friend ]. O
Baker, Of the Auditors Office, at his post
again, after several days illness.
MIR. Will Amick will leave for Cincin.
natl to-day, for the purpose Of "laying I'M
stock Of specialties In shoes.
Messrs. Russell Kimmell and John
Creutzberg, OF Barton, Md, are the guests
tof Charles 7. Cowan, OF the Eighth ward.
W. W. Van Wrinkle, Esq, prominent
attorney OF Wood county, Is in the city.
VIM. Hewitt, Esq, of Hancock county,
Republican candidate for State Senator
from this district, is in the city.
MIR. H. II. Hornbrook, who has been on
the retired list for the last fortnight, we
are glad to say, Is convsleseent
W. H. Quincy, New York, and D. Selig-
man, Baltimore, were registered at the
New Mcclure yesterday.
The agnes Robertson Troupe" is at the
Col. sieen Thompson, Of Marshall cOun.
Prof q. A. :. sebaefrer, of the zsitsn0, has
returned from Michigan.
Col. Thomas II. B. Haase and family
returned from Virginia, Sunday.
Among the announcements Of deaths
in our advertising columns this morning
will be found that OF Mp. E. Fl. McLpre,
wife OF Captain John Mcclure, OF the Isl.
and. Though the event was not unex
pected, Mrs. McLure's death will cause
widespread and deep sorrow among
large circle Of friends Of the family, who
have the warm and sincere sympathy Of
the entire community in their heavy
Sffliction.
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VINO IS HEP-The Pittsburgh Telegraph
Of lAst evening says: "a gentleman Of this
eity Ia In receipt Of a letter from Wheel
inv physician wherein the writer expresses
a desire 10 undergo q forty days trip in the
dreamy vale OF starvation. He wants to
hire a nail, secure watchers and in every
way hopes to at least equal DR.. Tanners
record. For the present names are With
held. The would be staryer is, however,
believer IN The theory that fasting man
boards of his own avoTdupolP, and, as the
WheeliDgiis Is bleeted with over two hun:
bred pounds with that variety variety OF
sustenance, he seems well fitted Tor max
ing the attempt. As yet no definite ar
rangements have been made"
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LIBRARY AssoclArIoS.-At the annual
meeting Of the Wheeling Library Associ-
alton last night, only ten members we're
present, therefore no quorum, and an
adjournment was voted until October 18th.
Meanwhile members will make an effort
to collect proxies enough TO insure quo
rum at said meeting. .fg
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LONDON, October 4.-The steamer Gin
bria, from Hamburg Tor New York, takes
out 100, 600 marks ofgold.
NEw ORLEANS, October 4.-Arrived:
Bark Elanora Modre, from Marseilles.
NEw YoRE, October - Arrived:
Steamers Erin and GRllia, from Liverpool.
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l
PoLrrIcAI PoINTs.-It is likely tina
Charles Davies. Esq /, the eloquent !rist
orator, will address the Eighth ward Re
publicans at Westwood's Hall tomorrow
The Garfield and Arthur Cavalry Com
pany will meet at the Fourth Ward Re
publican Club Room tonight for The
election Of officers. All who wish TO join
are invited TO attend.
The Republican voters Of Madison dis
trict are called to meet at the wigwam o.
the Island Garfield and Arthur Club this
evening, 10 transact business Of interest
and importance to every Republican In
the district. The meeting should be
largely attended.
We Inadvertently neglected to mention
yesterday morning the procession and
parade OF the Democrats in this city last
Saturday night. The procession was in.
ferior to others that party has had In the
city this campaign, yet it was very cred.
The Young Mems Garfield and Arthur
Club met In 6ermania Hall last night
with the President In the chair.
F Twelvenew members were added to the
roll.
The invitation to attend the grand
demonstration at steubenville, next satur-
day night, was accepted.
The following was offered by Squire
Philips and was unanimously adopted:
Reofred, That this club turn out In body
10 escort the remains Of the late Elijah
Poland, when found, to the depot Of the
B. & q. railroad or to the place Of inter.
nent II buried at this city, and that the
regiment be requested to unite with US,
and that the club procure band for the
occasion.
The Fourth ward Garfield and Arthur
club will meet at their headquarters this
evening, and every member is expected to
be present,
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luAyR used St. Jacobs Oil in my family
with perfect success for everything which
needed lini ment, writes Mr.. J. B. Potter,
Amesvllle, o. My daughter, having been
thrown from horse, sprained her ankle
co badly that she could not walk or sleep;
q few applications Of st. Jacobs Oil re.
lieyed her entirely. A friend who tried II
for rheumatism was perfectly cured.
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CHEAP EXCURSION to Cincinnati via B. 4
o. r. X. on Tuesday, October 9TH. Fare
for the round trip only S.. Tickets GOOD
to return until October 9th inclusive.
Trains leave B. & o. depot at 4:S0 a. NJ,
9:l5 A. N. and ll:l0 P N. Wheeling time.
Returning trains leave Cincinnati at 8 a.
N. and $3.50 P. N.
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TnE CovH4s County COURT Judge
Boyd This court met at the usual hour
yesterday, and transacted the following
business: H. :.
The case OF W. A. Humphrey va A. &
C,V. McNully, certified by Justice Philips,
were continued. The care Of Peter Dillon
Va. u. & L, oRo, in assumpsit, is still on
trial.
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SUNDAY EXPRESS lelys whselinI q Nv ~, :
arriving at WellsbGrE ~ a NJ a9s y -, 10
ct lois 4. ~, connecting With fAela! hAr
western points. udkELL
run daily. Through ChiAgS o1PLS ia ,lSssiaT
daily, except Sunday, At $40 p ~ ~ Va go,tt
Attached, arriving 10 ChIcAgO al ~ oI ~. ia
BeTths can DO secured In advance " VN'- -
Ticket Once, Columbus. 49,. S,1A=f CEt
PulinGD's Palace Drawing hSS .taa,s StI -
through without change IRON ~, "A Cdir'a
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For though Tickets, BaEElge Chez ~. sl
accommodation, and any llTthsf nl'IIp ~. I;
70 Jos. II. BEiLEvILLE Ticket "a. ~ a. 4 o.
Handle Depot, foot o. ElSTento E1,.itL
Ticket Ofioe, under Mcclure Hoa'e' hsNDF
Ggn'l Manager, CSaA'-
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Attention, Republicans-Madison Dis
FIR Fresh Vienna Brcad-o. Behrens.
Wanted-Two Genteel Boys.
NeS Goods Brues & Golfer,
Found-FinRer Ring.
A Card-E. NJ. Atkinson.
Administrator Sale-lsaac Irwin.
List Of Letters.
5000 O0-B4kery Business.
Fourth Ward Garfield and Arthur Club.
Personal-D. g.
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m iTnnEE roRoaEs.
three Attempts 10 Destroy Property
Yesterday.

. .Hf o. I
Early yesterday morning an alarm Of
FIRE was sent In from the Suspension
bridge and was caused by the discovery
Of Ere under the kitchen in the rear Of the
residence Of Col. Peter linn, corner Of
Tenth and Main streets. The FIRE was dis
covered by Mrs. Wood, the daughter OF
Mr.. Finn, who gave the alarm and at once
act about to extinguish the flames, which
she accomplished in few minutes with
few buckets OF water. From the indica.
tons around the scene Of the blaze, enc
would reasonably suppose the work 70 be
that OF an incendiary, as wood had been
piled up aud all preparations for the hre
made. The loss was nothing.
TIE SECOND FIRE.
Shortly after 10 O'Clock last night anoth-
er alarm was sent in, this time from
North Wheeling. A stable belonging to
Mr.. Glesener, who lives near Bells foun-
dry, was discovered burning and the
flames were rapidly gaining headway when
discovered. Some neighbors turned out
and extipguished the blaze before any
damage was done.
a TIE THIRD ATTEMPT.
Hardly had the fremen returned to
their engine houses ere lurid glare again
lighted up the SKY 10 Tug nof'netn par :"
the CITY, ana repairing .nllgsf s.Ap'e -
rear Of tne mouse =. eto ~
vi WI ,bs aame ~ -
The department was out in few min
utes, but the stable was destroyed before
wafer copla De .s s,eS ~ upon sa and "a ;n.
sn ' i' The RI er ppoperty belongs TO Joshua
Bnrley, Esq. There was o horse in the
stable, but some neighbors released me
animal before any injury happened 70 ",
The circumstances surrounding AZ o.
the fires yesterday indicate conclusivsly
the presence OF incendiaries IN our Most,
and then, too, the tires o. yesterday re-
semble those that We had last iaIl when 80 J,
many stables and outhouses were hreo anu
the city was In such c1mmotlon over me ne
frequency OF the occurrences. Ihere Is SUI ~
a reward Of $500 In existence ohefea loI
the detection OF the bug OF puRs, anu
this should be an incentive TO some one 10
ferret him or them out.
1ArRR.
~. .,,oxr;rc a,o,bar alarm
Az Zociock 'ni' lio' n'ne A ..', ' a :.
came in, this time from over the creek. a
fire was seen in the stable on the lot in the
rear of the residence OF Mrs. Quarter, on
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"a Jacob and Fortieth streets.
IS. Jacob and Forty. fifth streets.
Z. North York and Kentucky streets.
II. South York and Zane streets.
70. Virginia street and South Broadway.
To strike an alarm, open the door Of the
box and pull the lever down once. Every
policeman carries key.
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MRArnYR INpICAT1oNs,

WARRINGTON, D. O., October 5.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear or
clearing aud slightly warmer weather,
north winds, shifting 10 west and south,
and stationary or slight rise In barometer.
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THERMOMETERS RscoRD.-The following
snows the range Of the thermometer, o.
observed at Se6nepf's drug store, Opera
House corner:
1917. 1880
JLu i7MSF. H.7F,M TAN. l2N.S p. n. Pm
$ q 70 4 81 90 90 %
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ATTENTION HAlLeRsl-Another Lot
10000 Broken Cock Springs Just re-
O''eA' JACOB W. sRuBs, IeweIsr.
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SUTTON Broth SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New hcLate
House Sample Rooms.
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DoS'T forget the millinery opening at
Miss 4. Rody's, No ll19 Main street, FRI
day, October 9Th.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Il cost; ssisndM arranged o suit tsashsrS; "a.
taFiAn, liberal, thorough. Vail tam heZinp Ser.
TENDER list, 1850. Attendance last year from n
counties Of West Virginia and Eom StAtes aud Tor.
s..For catalogue, and other Information appl,
% the President, J. u. Thompson, AoTEAntoHn,
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SEprEMBRR's FIRE REcoRD.-Below We
give list, furnished by Chief Eccles, o.
the Fire Department. of the alarms sent
In in the last month, with the circumstan'
ccs attending each:
Friday, September II. Alarm from
United Engine House about half past
nine o'clock in the evening, caused by the
explosion OF q lamp at the residence Of
Mr.. Reister, near Belmont coal.bank. Loss
nothing.
IA, Mayrs residence, about halt past four,
caused by the burning OF lighthouse,
owned by Wilson & Dunleyy, caused by q
defective 1ue. Loss Sl75. Full insur-
ance.
monday, September 2O.-Alarm from
Friend & Son, over the Telephone, about
half past seven in the evening, caused by
the burning OF house No. 1855, Main
street, occupied by Mrs. Sorgler as a mil
linery store, owned by DR.. Wingerter
Loss estimated at $500 Insured.
Wednesday, September 22.-Alarm from
Atlantic Engine House about hall past ten
o'clock in The evening, caused by the
burning OF frame stable owned by Pat
Cahill, situated on the creek bank between
Market and ohapline streets. Loss esti.
Sun Sunday IS September 2s.-Alarm from
United Engine House, by Telephone, at
four o'clock In the morning, caused by the
burning OF stable in Caldwell's Run,
owned by O. Frank. Loss $500.
Sunday, September 26.-Alarm from
vigilant Engine House, by telephone,
caused by the burning Of the roof Of VIII.
sen Dunlevy's cooper shop. Loss slight.
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FIRE ALARM STATIONS. Below we give q
list Of the stations Of the new Fire Alarm
Teleera ph, " til the numbers ofeach. tbs
list will be- valuable thing to cut out and
preserve for future reference:
s. Atlantic Engine House Central
Office.)
r. Top Mill.
l3. Main and Third streets.
IA. Main and Fifth streets.
Is. Vigilant Engine House.
10. Main aud Seventh streets.
II. Market and Tenth streets.
81. Main street, near Alley z.
90 City Building.
"a Western Union Telegraph Office,
Main and Twelfth streets.
%. fourteenth and Market streets.
90. fourteenth, near Water street.
81. Main and South streets.
81. Cathedral, Eof aud Thirteenth
streets.
SO. Jacob and Fifteenth streets.
"a. Jacob and Nineteenth streets.
So. Wood and Sixteenth streets.
SO Central Glass Works.
81. Reyman's Brewery.
Al. Guards Hose House.
~. Main and Twenty.seeond streets.
43. Chapline aud Twentieth streets.
as Chapline and Twenty-third streets
46 Crescent Iron Works.
AZ. Eoaf and Twenty.second streets.
s. United Eugine House.
81. Main and fwenty.sixth streets.
so. Chapliue and Twenty-sixth streets.
IS. Eoff and Twenty.eighth streets.
81. Riverside Forge, Wood and Twenty.
sixth streets.
8 Pottery, ohapline and Thir,y.frs,
! 81. Eoff and Thnty.third streets.
SO. Eighth Ward Hose House.
90, Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.'s Glass