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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-09

River News.
The marks last evening indicated 10 feet
and falling.
The local packets are making their usual
daily trips.
The Diurnal will be to.day,s Parkers-
burg packet, leaving at 1880 AM.
The Welcome leaves for st. Mary's Of
the usual hour for departure this morn
ing.
The Graham is due up this morning
en- route frem Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
The Stockdale and Salt Valley pass
down to-day for Cincinnati and Ironton
respectively.
The Bachelor will be this mornings
Pittsburgh packet, departing at Z o'clock.
The elegant Andes leaves this evening
for Cincinnati, and all way points. Capt.
Charley Muhleman commands, and Clerk
Ed Muhleman presides. at the Office.
The Pres Ellison is increasing in pepu-
larity in the Bellaire trade.
Yesterdays Cincinnati Commercial says:
The Raven is towboat owned by the
Ohio River Transportation Company Of
St. Louis. She left st. Louis on Wednes-
day for New Orleans with four barges
loaded with 100, 900 bushels Of corn. Julius
Wehrman, Of Wheeling, attends to the
business ofthis line.
lBy Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, March S.-Riyer IL feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool. A burned boiler delays the Salt
Valley till morning.
CINCINNATI, March 5. River So feet 8
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
cool. Arrived: Montana, Pittsburgh; st.
Lawrence, Wheelin5.
EVANSVILLE, March s.-Weather cloudy
and mild; mercury So to 81. Down
Golden Crown, Fanny Tatum, Idlewild,
and Cons Miller. Up-Bowling Green.
River SO feet.
ST. LOUIS, March S.-Arrived-Gene-
We've, Memphis; Tidal Wave, Hunting
ton. Departed: Storm and barges, Ora
Pile and Fannie Lewis, Memphis. River
fallen 8 inches, with 10 feet Z inches in
channel. Weather cloudy and raw, but
much warmer than last night.
LOUISVILLE, March s.-River rising, with
8 feet inches in the canal. Weather
cloudy and cold. Arrivals: Oakland and
tow from Pittsburgh; Etna and tow from
St. Louis. Departed: Ella and tow for
Pittsburgh; Sampson and tow for st.
Louis; Chiefton, ST. Louis to Huntington.
CAIRO, March s.-Weather cool and
cloudy. Thermoter 49,. River SO feet
and rising. Arrived: Paris O. Brown,
Cincinnati; j. B. NJ. Keller, st. Louis;
Houston, New Orleans; W. P. Holiday,
ST. Louis. Departed: Paris P. Brown,
New Orleans; ]. B. NJ. Keller, New Or.
leans; Mary Houston.
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TRASsPERs OF REAL EsrATE.-The follow.
ing transfers oi:real estate.ware admitted
to record in the Office Of the County Clerk
yesterday:
and ]. w. Atkinson to the n. @. B. A.
for parts Of lots II and l6 In Gilchrist's
addition, Island, for $500.
Deed made March 4th, 1880, by the Nail
City Brewing Association TO Katharine
Kundrat, fora lot OF ground on the Island,
for $3.50.
Deed made April 24th, 1874, by the
German Catholic Cemetery to Richard v.
White for q parcel Of ground in Ohio
county, for S., 100,
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PLEASE call and see the Counties
Pattern Spoons aud Forks.
JACOB W. GRUB, Jeweler.

KNIGHTS OF TEMpRRANcE.-A musical
and literary entertainment will be given
at Washington Hall tonight for the bene-
fit OF the above named organization. A
report has been circulated that the hall
could not be secured on account OF being
engaged by the variety troupe, but the
report Is incorrect, and is said to have
been started by evil disposed persons who
have an object in view, in their attempt to
make the entertainment failure.
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The CouRrs-U. s. DlsrRlcr CouRr-
judge ]. ]. Jackson. This Court met at
10 o'clock yesterday and disposed Of the
following business:
Isaiah Warren vs.. Steamer @. W. Horn
brook. In admiralty. This cause which
was set for hearing on yesterday was
by consent continued until this morning.
United States Tvs. Silas Howkenburg.
Indicted for violation OF the United States
revenue laws, Jury; Ezra Richardson,
]. G. Jacobs, Joshua Gist, Felix S. Martin,
VIM. Chapman, VIM. Campbell, s. Water
house, r. s. Irwin, ]. g. Hoffman,, NJ.
n. Comeriord, Thomas r. Owen aud W.
Fontsine Smith, ESQ.,, for defendant,
and General Golf for the United States.
Verdict 500 and thirty days in Ohio
county Jail.
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Make a 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,
ACCORDION,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
o. Banjo,
From the magnificent stock to be found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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A MINER in the employ Of Kaisley &
Brooks, at their Manchester Coal Works,
was crushed by a fall OF soapstone yester-
day morning. He was removed TO his
home where hewas porperly cared for. 1t
Ia feared his injuries will prove fatal,
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PERSONAL MENTION. - Misses Sophie
Harding and Jennie Acheson, who have
been visiting in this city, returned TO
Washington yesterday.
Major ]. w. Lafferty, OF the Hempheld
construction train, returned yesterday
from q tour OF the new Maryland silver
mines.
HORACE B. Durant, Esq, editor Of the
claysVille, Pa, Sentinel was in the city
Mrs.. ". Il. R. Hearne Is visiting in
Washington, Pa.
Miss Katie Greig, with the firm OF
Rosenbaum oil Pittsburgh, and who has
been visiting her parents on the South
Side, returned to the smoky city last week.
Mr.. B. A. Balph, Of Pittsburgh, Is the
guest OF Mr.. Thos. McCune, atthe Stamm.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the
stanm we notice; o. R. Fitch, p, O. &
St L. r.; 2. Weems, j., baltimore; w.
Howarth, Detraiti L. F. knight, zanes-
vile.
Among the Srrivsis at the New McLure
yesterday were the following: R. P. Duff,
Pittsburgh; L. NJ. Limson, New York;
j. M. Porter, New Cumberland; John 7.
Kinds, New York; s. Hobson, Flushing;
r. A. Clarke, Philadelphia; Frank D.
Young, New Martinsyille; ]. 7. Junkins,
Woodfeld; A. A. Beyin, Connecticut; NJ.
W. Griffin, Boston; g. Farren, Phila-
delphia; Charles Beck, New York.
Mr.. John A. Briggs, Of Wellsburg, was
in tho city yesterday and took In the Kate
Clayton troupe last night
James b. Murphy, Of the wellsburg
HTqll, was in the city last night.
r. Il Duff, Of ?. Duff & Sons, Pittsburgh,
is at the New Mcclure.
D. +. Patterson, one Of Pittsburgh's
leading lawyers, is In the city.
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IRON ORE AND COAL LANDS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,

atiua,sd in Preston County, West Virginia, neal
Kiusvood Tunnel, on the Baltimore d Ohio B. r,
Ths Orc has been fully tested in the Furnace Al
Iroutown, west Va. It.works easily In the Furnace
and makes very desirable quality Of Iron. The
oOting qualities Of the Coal have also been fully test
81, and are entirely sattsiaetory. lr can be mad,
at prOht on these lands when prices are % oE thai
Furnaces at distance IRON raw materials must stop
For further information aPplyto
WIN s. RAYNER,
81 LsElnstoa g., Baltimore, Nd.
orto @. JEssoP, Austen, Preston Co, VIVA.
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ANusEMRNrs.-Last night the 1.-TWO Or.
phans" was given to large and apprecia-
i've audience at the Opera House. A des-
cription Of this emotional drama Is not
necessary as it is one Of the household
plays" Miss Claxton in her part OF the
blind girl Louise" Is very happy in her
conception Of her original and carries II
out well. Miss Pike as the Countess isvery
good, as is also Miss Batchelder and Miss
Cone as Henriette and Marianne respec-
lively. Miss Eldridge as La Frochard is
splendid and is not surpassed byany MEM
Der OF the company as an actress. The
Chevalier De Vaudrey and Cripple Pierre
OF Mr.. @. A. Stevenson, were well done and
elected much applause. The Count De
Linieres OF Mr.. Phillips was good; also
the Jacques Frochard OF Mr.. Arnott. The
company Is very good as q whole.
Tonight the Double Marriage will be
given. or this the following notice is
given:
The leading role, Josephine, was sus-
tanned by Miss Claxton with yividness
Of portrayal which elected fattering dem.
onstrations OF approval from the audience.
It vas an effective rendering, graphic and
life-like. Miss Claxton's happy faculty
Of revealing what may be called suppress
ed emotion, finds in Josephine an admir-
able medium for the exercise OF that
peculial talent. It Is, il that were posi-
bic, more vivid than her Louise, in the
.The Two Orphans" but without the
touching pathos Of the latter and it's thrill
ing effects. 1t is a role in which vivacity
is lost in sustained despair.
Altogether 1t was the most entertaining
play we have on our boards this season,
and was rendered in way which entities
the company to crowded houses. twill
be repeated again to.night.-Rorky Aottd-
tain NeIrs Of Denrer, Col.
Theatre C0miTte.-A good audience wit
messed the initiation Of this theatre in this
city last night at the Academy Of Music.
The programme was long and excellent.
The orchestra 10 good, aud the stage setting
splendid. The specialists are oil artists oil
a high order, and nothing Of an offensive
or disgusting nature took place. The
management advertise q good show, and
they give it. To any Of our citizens
who wantto enjoy good laugh, acrobatic
and other performances, we say go to the
Theatre Comique.
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WHAT EMISKSr PnYac1Ass sAY.-pre.
yentiye OF Malaria. Colden's Liebig's
Liquid Extract Of Beef Is particularly use.
full when tonics are required. Indiphthe-
ria, ague, malarial typhoid fevers, debility
and every depressing disease we have pres
cribed Il with excellent success. ]. 81.
Leslie, N. d.; S. B. Prasons, N. D.; R. A.
Vaughan, NJ. d.; Drs. S. L. and j. O.
Nidelet, all Of st. Louis, and many others.
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IA DENCE For Sale.
That desirable villa, crested and Belonging to A.
s. Howell, Esq, located at Elm Grove, place Pro
verbal of lie beauty oil It's natural scenery and his
torie interest The dwelling was erected under MI
lowels supervision, eyory part Of which s made VI
OF the best material and workmanship. The design
n aitor the Gothic style; two stories high, containing
nInN rooms attic and excellent cellar, two bay win
aows Of Belgian glass also stable, barn, &C., nsyei
failing vel Of excellent soft water, hne groWinE
orchard eOmpriing sppe, pear ounce, peach. ehefr
This property Is In my hands for sale. IustSueh
plact Is many buslnIa men are aiming " posses
n reSponlIbie purchaser will sell low and on lib
ALEyANDER BONE, General BuGiueSs apd Real
EGate Agent, 1878 Market street, Cangss BloeE
CIV BanE mh6
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lrday, Tie ION day Of April, 1880,
DROPOsALS.
CLKRx,s OYTicE, BoARn OF cows,

CLRKk's oyI1cE, Board OF Gowns,
WHRRtisG, March Q, 1901 i
Sealed proposals Will b received At this Office until
SATURDAY, April 8, e close At o'clock A. for
On Greggsyille, Clinton and Potomac road, First
Division, l, 900 enblcyards matchmaking.
On Gregg1rtlle, Clinton and Potomac road, Second
Diylson, 1000 cubic yards excavation and $50 cubic
On lower and Middle wheeling Creek road, $50
cubic yards matchmaking, and 100 cubic yards ma
On river road from wheeling TO Glenn's Run, 1900
cubic yards matchmaking.
On Glenn's Run ald Cherry Hill road, 5000 cubic
yards excavation, apd ITO cubic yards masonry.
On Valley Grove and Middle Wheeling Creek
road 800 cubic yards excavation and Is cubic yards
90 wheeling, IVES. Liberty and Bethany turnpike,
Second Diysion, near Brooke county line, 40 cubic
On West Union and Rouey's Point turnpike, 500
cubic yards maeadamLing, Zoo cubic yards exeaya-
ton, and loo sSeso yards masonry.
On Chapel Hill road, 900 cubic yards excavation,
and $50 cubic yards maeadamiEing.
On Dixons Run Euad, 500 cubic yards excavation,
and 90 cubic yards masonry.
cubic yards matchmaking and 800 cubic yards exca-
yation.
On Laidley's Bun road, 100 cubic yards masonry,
and $50 yards graduation.
ton, 100 cubic yards masonry.
On upper end Middle Wheeling Creek road, 80 Gu
bic yArds masonry, and 500 yards excavation.
On river road from Glenn's Run 10 Short Creek,
1000 cubic yards excavation, and Is cubic yards ma
| eadamiElng.
On Rice and weidman's road, 1000 cubic yards ex-
cayatiou, aud 100 cubic yards masonry.
On Meeting House hill road, l,itocubic yards ma
cadnmizlpg.
On SOUTH Fork Short Greek, 1000 cubic yard, s.ca-
walton.
On wheeling and Elm Grove road, 1900 cubic
yards matchmaking, 1900 cubic yards excavation,
and 100 cubic yards masonry, l
On waddle's and Warden's Run road, $50 cubic
yards masonry, and 700 yards excavation.
On Battle Run road, 800 cubic yards excavation,
| and 125 cubic yards masonry.
On GilleSples Run road, i25 cubic yards masonry,
and !, 500 enblc yards excavation.
On Aoagh,s Hun road, 100 cubic yards masonry,
On Peters Run road $50 cable yards masonry, and
| 1000 cubic yards excavation.
On Morrison's Bun road, 10 cubic yards masonry,
| and /, 800 cubic yards excavation.
On Pogue's Run road, $50 cubic yards macadamlz-
Ing.
All masonry will Of the second cay class be laid
dry In conformity with the county specification for
work Of that character.
Prices for excavation must DO separate for earth,
loose rock and solid rock and must cover an average
haul not exceeding 800 feet.
Bids must DO separate for each road, and each bid
must give iull name and postotdee address, also
contain satisfactory references as 70 character aud re-
sponsibillty.
The quantities above given arc merely approximate
Tho Board Of Commissioners reserve the right 10 re-
| Ieet any or all bids.
Specifications 70 be bad ut this office.
BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners.
CHAs. II. DEIrERs, Clerk.
W. sMirn, Engineer. mhS
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THE Committee on Fire Department met
at the City Building last night. No BUSH
ness OF Importance was transacted. The
question Of paying the extramen some
thing like decent salaries was talked Of to
some extent. All OF the committee pre-
sent were Of the opinion that to insure the
presence Of sufficient number Of men at
q fire, the city would have to pay for their
services. The question OF appointments
to fill vacancies was laid over until aiuture
Meeting.
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cMA1L CHEAP HOME FOR SALE.

Tho tits eOxi2O, surrounded with a good substan;
tial fence. The dwelling contains four rooms and
attic, In good condition within and Without sso0i
Vim secure clear deed for same; 500 cash, balance
ia sx and twelve months the very PLACE many III
In tho nelghborhood Of the Centml Glass works.
Inquire q ALEXANDER BONE, General Businets
Agent, 1878 Market street, Crangle's Block. mho
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CHE gatelligettrer.
once Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth sssset
New Advertisements.

Silver Lake Flour Houses. Baer &
Wan,ed-A Stout German Boy.
Wanted-Situation by q German Boy.
Packer Wanted-J. II. Rinehart.
Brick House for sale-Nancy Richard
Clothes wriugers-Nesbitt & Bro.
Seed Barley-John Butterfield.
Vienna Bread To. Day-Behrens & Co.
Opera House-Kate Claxton.
For Rent-H. Forbes.
Notice-Columbia Building Association
Washington District Republican Club.
Good News for the Afflicted-Dr. Nc
County Board of Equalization and Ap.
ff Trustees Sale Valuable Vineyard Pro
p Pfoposals-Board OF Commissioners.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LoAN-FROM an n
Ihl $1,000 II sums to suit borrower % sni.I.s
unincumbered City Property. -
Wants TO borrow 5000 foF two ysan o. inaIi
Farm, having a hne kttidence, carving lnsl1,,
policy Of $1,000 unineumberrd; but non disss,
IRON the city. A desirable investment, q, pIt.
reliable. Apply TO ALEXANDER B0XE :
General Business and Real EstAte Agent mi Nj,
ket street, Crangle's Block, over CITY hni I'M
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RaItimore Cattle Mnrket.

BALTIMORE, March s.-BEEF CArrLE-Mar
ket slow and prices frmer without quotablt
change; very best 6a6sSo; first quality 4a5c
medium 3a4c; ordinary 21ia27<c; most sale
at 4Na51lc. Receipts l,Sl6head; sales l,0i.
head.
swIsE-Market fairly active, with q full
supply. Receipts 7,1l3 head.
Quotations 694a691c.
-, ssuErr-Receipts Gil head. Quotations, 90
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TRusTEEs' SALES.
TRgls!TEEElES'ss SALE SALE oE CENTRE

TRUSTEES SALE 0E CENTRE
IL WHEELING PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, made by Amanda L
Murdoch, wife Of Godfrey G. Murdtck, with the said
Godfrey @. Murdogk her husband, TO the under
signed trustee bearing date the 2jth day Of October
isiG and recorded in tho Clerks Office Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed o.
Trust Book No. II, folio 2s6, Il will on
THURSDAY, THE Isl DAY OF APRIL. 1880,
BEGINNING at 10 o'clock A. N. Of said day, sell at pub
lie auction at the front door Of tho Court House o.
sad county, the following described property, that
Is 10 Aay: Lot numbered one (Lot No. y, In square
numbered seven tSquare No. ~ on the vest side Of
Chaplne street. 10 the said city Of Wheeling, deag
mated on the miper plat Of Joseph addition
70 ad city, excepting the portion on the rear Of said
lot upon which there 10 prior deed OF trust 70 the
deed above referred to- The portion Of said lot here
By offered for sale has front on the west side ol
Ghapline street Of ity 80 fly feet and extends west
wRrdly from said street Of uniform width Of said
front the depth Of one hundred 400 feet together
with the dwelling house and other improvements
erected thereon.
Title Is unexeeptionAhle alA
TERMS oY SALE-one.t third Of the purchase money
and a much more rs the purchaser may elect 70 pay
In cash, the residue In two equal Of sx
aud twelve months with interest from the day Of tho
ae purchaser giving notes secured by deed Of trust
for the deferred payments and policy Of insurance
on the property. -, :.
mil JAMES T. Ro3Eks, Trustee.
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REMovA1.-simon Baer & Son will oc
cupy, about the Goth OF March, the well
known iron front building formerly occu'
pied by O. Oglebay & Sons.
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dissolution.
Notice to Contractors &BviIds,;


ofIlCk o. THR BOARD oY PUbilc wo,,, ,
WHEELING, November Is i In
Sealed proposals will be tecelysd !, \
Board Of Public Works, Of thu S,sis y n \ Y
Virginia, addressed TO the undeniSSsSS 4 '. nsl
IL o'clock noon, Of March the Id IN y v A.
ALTERATIONS IN, and the ApDtIi . !. " y \.
Building known as the State Hons Al ~ ~ Y
ton, Kanawha county, West Vlrrini. S ssas,
ingt TO the plans and specifications ipn|,S.9
Q. Q. Kemble and A. PEBBLES, joint As ,iT,
Bids will be received for the whole ~ n
several parts Of the work. Plans sns I ~ y
cations may be seen at the Capltol RTIS.
in Wheeling, on and after JIXuARy VIII i,.E
and any information relative thereto NJ, ~ !
obtained by applying TO &C. KemSi. Il
Architect, resident at Wheeling, WsST
Bonds and security. approved By n, h.,
of Public Works will be reauitei ii ~
contractor. The right OF receiving ar = ~, u
Ing any or all bids Is reserved !" WV
By order Of the Board Of Public Wo,t,
no17 6, Brady ~.
The time for receiving the above biS.sn.,
tended until 10 o'clock noon, THGRsbIlyS
March 26, 1880. By order
mh2 s. BRADY. s.Sv
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New dry goods, new carpets and new
wall paper, cheap for cash, at John
Roemers, Nos. 2019 and 202l Main street.
Centre Wheeling. u.
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NEW ApYERrlaEMgNIs
IRUsTEE's SALE OF yALUABIE

TlRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
u VINEYARD PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of FIVE deeds made By Peter Kreusch 70
mo dated respectively July s 1910; November J. 1856
April :, tsfi June 1871 and october 10 1911 and
Of record In Ohio county land records respectively In
Deed Of Trust Books II, page ~ Page an ~ page
900 ~ page 4e0 and 10 page 1l9, and By virtue Of
tHo dfSda dAted rllfoetiEOy ApE1 5, 1850, and No
yember 2 1875 and o record ID said And records In
Deed Book ~, page ~, aud Deed Of Trust Book II,
page a19 made BY said KreuSeh 70 @ Elias stfel TOR
whom am acting under power Of attorney, dated
June %, 1870, wilton
Saturday, the 10Th day Of April, 1880,
beginning at 10 O'clock A. NJ sell at public auction,
At the front door Of the Court Hopte Of Ohio county
In the City Wheeng, the following parcels Of land
together with the improvements thereon, and known
IS out lots numbered T. 8 TO- H. u Apd 49, Is laid
out by II. u. Armstrong, Trustee for Emily A. Zane
upon his plat Of out lots duly Of record In aid Chic
county land records. Thee out lots embrace about
% acres Of land set out with thrifty grapes Of several
varieties and form one Of the most valuable vine.
yards IN the Stale. The bulldinEs including large
wine cellar, are new and 10 excellent repair.
TERMS OF SALk.-une- third In cash, and Rs much
more the purchaser may elect 10 pay In eaSh, and
the residue In three equal inStallmens payable In
u aud IS months, with interest from day Of sale
payable 1emi annually, the purchaser 10 give hi
notes for the deferred payments with security 70 b
approved By the Trustee
J. C. HERvEY, Auetionser. mhS-fTH&s
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COUNTY, CouRr-lldqe Boud.

This Court met at 8 a. N. yesterday and
transacted the following business:
George s. Simpson vs.. Eugence Lem
mons. Certified by John s. Marshall, ]
P. Jury: John Bayha, L. Fl. Morris
Louis Meder, Thomas Flanagan, @. a.
Mayer, Frank Moran, Fl. O. Peterman, j
J. Roberts,SlJ, K. Botsiord,r John Mo
Namara, N. Rheinstrom and Fred. Merkle
On trial.
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dor RENT

nor RENT OR sALE-A VALUABLE
fint-ela,s Brick Building, corner Main and
iTrsntiath streets, Of the best material, modern
stvie c structure, finished complete within and Win.
o1-hrec stories high, containing two elegant s9 9
nam, an me lrSt door 2lx75 feet, well arranged toi
A. 1oois notions drug or other bSness stand, haHigg
sasiyax aud counters o. the newest style, beautifully
grained and huishe1, with large plate glass window,
over these store rooms are II dwelling rooms W.
ndapted and arranged for lTAt class p9ardibg
hose. Tho advantage Of this property being locattu
In the midst ola producing and con Stunning popula,
tIon and consequently large 70 oil trade gu one o
lilo principal thOroughtares, and on tue me o. w
tttens Railroad Either Of the above VII DC Isntee
on ul pierats terms Apply TO ALEXANDER BONE
General Business and Real Estate Agent 1915 ME- W
ket street, Crangle's Block. mho
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THERMOMETER RKcoRD.-The following
ihows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at sehnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner:
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SCALE AwARDs.-The Committee .on
Scales met at the City Building last night
for the purpose OF awarding contracts for
keeping the city scales next year. Follow
ing Is d complete list Of bids and awards.
Itwillbe seen that bidswere rather lively
and tolerably isir. Those whose names
are marked with an asterisk received the
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CAIiEoRxlA now has in her treasury
Sl,2l ,s5e % school money, subject to ap-
portonment,