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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-12
PERaonAL MFKLLIaENCE


Ana GsasFal GosSiP AhOni People a.
Home ald Abroad.
Miss Virginia HuPp Is visiting friends in
Allegheny City,
G. W. PangboFn, travelling agent Of the
Pan Handle, Is In the city.
MrA Mary Bender has returned from a
weeks yisitin Pittsburgh,
Harry l. Doty and sister, Of steubenville,
were taking In the races yesterday.
Mrs. s. @. Merriam, Of Akron, Ohio, Is Wis
ting Ma John ROemer, Of the South Side.
Mis- Gleaenkemp, OF Pittsburgh, Is visiting
her friends, the Misses Hes, on North Main
street.
Our friend VIM. Graham, Jr., is the proud
est man In East Wheeling. lisa boy and no
mistake,
John Butcher, Esq, OF Beverly, Is the
guest Of his cousin, State School supeEintend-
ent Butcher
Judge A. +. Raymond and Geo. W. Patton,
Of the Supreme Court registered at the Nc
Lure yesterday.
Hon. Alonzo Taft, Of Cincinnati, one OF
Ohio's prominent men, was Of the New Nc
Lure last evening.
Charlie Muller, young Baltimorean, is
filling the position OF prescription clerk At
YOung's drug store.
E. W, Hearne, Of Shelby, Ohio, is at the
New Mcclure, on his way 70 Baltimore. He
is representing the NeFt.
Mis- Won Blumen, the bicyclist, leaves
this morning for Canton in charge Of her
trainer, Prot Burt Miller.
Sheriff Sehon and his brother, Edward Sc
hon, Of Point Pleasant, are taking In the
Fair and settling accounts with the Auditor
Walter O. Forbes, representing the Ia
France Fire Engine Company OF Elmira, n.
Y, Is at the Mcclure. He Is endeaYOring to
negotiate with the city,
J. @. Brady, Secretary Of the Wheeling
Hinge Company, who has been sick for some
weeks past, Is now ConVAlesCent, His nu-
nierouS friends will rejoice to hear 1t,
Rev. Doctor TTueman, who has been the
guest Of his son, ]. i, Trueman, OF Bridge
port, will leave to-mOrroy for Plainheld
where be has been assigned for future labors-
II. ]. Ritter one OF DaytOn's genial gen.
tlemen, Is in the city, HearriVed last night
and brought two horses, Both enter In Fri:
days races. Gem, q PAGER, has record Of
10 on the Pittsburgh track, and Desdemona
Is u good horse entered in the trOt,
Mr.. Charles T. Appleby, Eastern Passenger
Agent OF St. l.. L s, +. Railroad, and George
W. DangbOrn, agent Of The A., r. 4 s. f.
Railroad, were In the city yesterday, Both
gentleman are efficient and popular agents,
tive qualities which united make the perfect
railroader. ..
Among the West Virginians registered at
the new Mcclure yesterday were; H. C.
Flesher, Jackson G. H.; J. s, Hamilton,
Fairmont DR.. J. r. Ramsey, Clarksburg J.,
W. Parks James Jackson and ]. A. Jackson,
KingwOod; Us, s. Martin and lady, Farm.
ington; MrS Il. b, Smith, Warrington; N.
N. CammerfOrd, FairmOnt;
At the stamm House. the following West
Yirginians are found: 7. d. Ross, Richie
c. H.; Henry Walter, Webster; n, Campbell,
Parkesburg; Mrs J. L. Houton, ParkeHburg;
Thomas H0ugh and son, Fairmonti VIM.
Jennings, Grafton; Thomas Cats, Woodlands,
+. II. Blake and lady, MOundsville; John
FordyCe, ClSrksburg; Q, s, Sands and ThoS.
+. Hall, Fairmont
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me tirenI IIerrnhnt..

The only Hermann and his European
speciAlty company will be the attraction ai
The Opera HOUSE on Friday and Saturday
nights Of this week and Saturday matinee.
Hermann, who has no equal In this coun'
try Is pttstidlgitateur, does the most aston.
isbinR tricks with ease and nonchAlence, dis.
PLAYING perfect disdAin for natural laws and
.defying detection. Hermann holds an ati.
tllence a. much by his witty and humorous
talk as by his magic. This season the enter.
tainment will be entirely new, and the
NPfince Of Wizards" will produce for the first
time his automatic wonders Joe, the cOfnei
tlayef," and "Zoe, the sketch ARTIST" The
pFestidigitateut will be assisted by Mile
Addle CatlellO, the intrepid acrobat, kals-
nOshlh, the japanese tugglet, and Ariel, The
flfty ieet into space ere the wonder aud admi
ration Of the audiences who witness hei
JaEin0 performances
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DRY GOODS.
WELCOME!
Visitors TO the West Virginia State
Fair and Exposition.

Strangers and citizens: We cor.
daily invite you to visit our estab-
lishment whether you wish to buy
or not. We have spared no efforts
to make 1t pleasant for all while in
the city. The stocks in our several
departments are rcplenished to the
fullest extent, and we feel no hest.
fancy in saying that VIC can show
the ilneStand best selected stock Of
Dry Goods, Notions, Silks and
CIoaks In the State. We make Silks
and Yelycts u speciality. We carry
the largest stock Of Dress Goods.
We show an endless assortment Of
Housekeeping Goods. We are the
only cloak manufacturers In West
Virginia. Our cloak room is 90 feet
long and % feet wide, and we show
16S styles. Our display at the Elk.
position building is in the north
wing. We have issued a full and
complete programme for the Fair
which you can get by calling at
our Booth at the Exposition or at
our stores, llO4 and HOG Main st.
I.BLUM &BRO.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
TO BUILDERS,

NOTICE TO BUILDERS,
The Cltlleni' Railway COMPANY lnylt. ,..,.,.
pOsah until 2O'rlEk :. ". on SOiunisv n ELHl m
tOr the eNcCtiOn Of stable car and Iri NM ~
Plans and specifications may h. secn AZ ~
Of the Company, No. tn Market .Frtt T w. ~
IAny reserves the right 10 reject any on 'IliG.@i,
deemed 10 their inleNst u do 81. W ." 9Nhl
0cl0 VAN H. HALL. Sete,,,
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THE ARION.
Purchase or an Eligible Building for
Their ClRb House.

Purchase Of an Eligible Building for
Their ClRb House.
The Arion Association has consummated
the purchased the property on the corner OF
Main and Twentieth streets, known as the
Terrell block. The property consists OF a
large three story building, 1856 feet deep and
10 feet 'front.' the price paid was $1,000, which
Is considered n very cheap.
The Association will at once 60 TO work re-
modelling and renoyatng the block, In order
10 make II suitable for club house, com.
mittee having been appointed to procure an
architect to draw the plans. The two large
store rooms on the ground floor will be rented
The entrance 10 the club rooms will be on
Twentieth street On the second floor, arches
will be cut through the partition running
through the building and the floors Of both
parts connected; here one will find the res
tauran5 office, reading, smoking, gaming
and billiard halls, together with banquet
hall and retiring rooms
On the third, arches will also be cut through.
On one side Of the partition thus arched, will
be the hall or theatre, room about 40x75,
with stage at one end, On the other side
will be retiring rooms and sitting rooms,
where those who do not desire 10 dance can
promenade or sit and watch the dancers
through the arches.
When completed, which will be at an early
day, II will 90 one Of the finest club rooms
this side OF the Alleghenies. Some OF the
best and most influential Germans OF the city
are at the head OF the Association and their
presence inSures success.
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Notwithstanding all statements by enviOus
rivals To the contrary, We have disposed Of
the entire lot Of goods damaged during the
recent iiTc. We have now decided to
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A meeting OF the journeyman cigar.mak.
ers OF the city was held last night at the
Guards Hose House. The meeting was Oc.
Casioned by a meeting Of employers held
yesterday, at which, II was resolved To hold
out against the strikers. The journeymen
present laSt:night were enthusiastically in
favor Of maintaining their position. II was
reported that the following manufacturers
were paying the price demanded:
PollAck, Livingstone, Marsh, Wheeler,
HAnke, Meder 4 Bro, Foose, Brakley, Sen.
derman, senney, Israel, Helmbright, Miller,
ShafFer and Bremen.
In the shops Of these manufacturers about
ninety men are employed.
The meeting adjourned to meet again next
Monday night
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The cattle exhibit on tie Island though
otlatgein polnto numbers 4 Exceptionally
good IN quality Warrington county. Pa.
comes TO the front with three herds 81 ane
bloOded stock embracing Short Horns, Hol.
st6ins and Hefelotde
Nj. Julius Lelloyne showS q Ampis Of
tleven bead from the Weshinglou herd, d
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one Hundred and ThIrty.six Times
freRi

At New Orleans, on the 18th day Of Sep.
tember, at the 10th Grand Monthly Draw.
ing OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company,
$50, 900, the first capital prize, was won by
ticket No. 81, 7l3, half held by John Conners,
an engineer on the L., n, and Great South.
ern II. Il, and collected for him through the
Bank OF Commerce, OF Memphis, Tenn; the
other half held by Simon SIlverman, Of In.
dian Bay, Ark, whose title to It's ownership
Is disputed by Miss Emma Clarke, OF the
same place. $4,000, the second prize, by
No. S3,6S7, collected on account Of Mr. Hynes
Wathen, through the First National Bank OF
Yincennes, Ind. Third, 5000, drawn by
No. 3,II2, held by a worthy gentleman OF
Albany, n. Y, who Is DESTROYS Of remaining
unknown for personal reasons. $500,
drawn by No. S2,6is, held by Mr.. q. A.
Prnz Of CullmAn, Ala, and No. 5G77i,
halves Of which were held by Emily Moir,
No. T37 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, n. ", and
+. J. Short, Of Warsaw, Ind. There were
many thousands Of other lucky ones Any
one anxious 10 know about anything con.
nected with the next drawing should write
At once 10 NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La,
before November sth, the day Of tue 13Sth
drawing. nav
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rArR TACTS AND TANCIEs,
And Miscellaneous Mention About III,
City Yesterday.


City Yesterday.
ARE you going to the racesH
THERE Is to be another investigation.
Pool selling Is becoming fashionable.
VAS Band Is making splendid music at
the Fair.
BARSEsviLLE has bull on the grounds
weighing 1850 pounds Good size.
s. +. 1InL, Sam Harrison, Edgar Richard.
son, ]. N. Cecil, G. J. Meyer and Jacob Nuhge
have each subscribed 81 90 to the Garfield
Monument Fund In the hands Of Assistant
Postmaster Reilly.
The grounds were opened last night and
the brilliant illumination Of the Main Build.
ing drew large crowd. The Main Hall will
be opened every evening and one can find q
very pleasant place to spend an hour.
ALBERr pRiCL the notorious, was doing the
town yesterday, and had in tow friend
named John Haftong, halliAg from Preston
county, John tells this story; that about II
O'Clock he wanted Albert Price to 90 TO bed
with him, but Albert induced him TO go and
see some girls. Getting the Preston man
near the colored school house, he undertook
10 knock him down and rob him. The
stranger managed 10 get away and ran into
the arms Of Pattolman Soles An effort
was made 10 find Price, but II was unsuc-
ressfiil
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The Association pools are under the exClu.
sive management Of Boyce 4 Co., OF Pitts.
burgh. During the day they sell at the north
end Of the Grand Stand and in the evening
Association pools can be purchased at the
Mcclure House. Yesterday afternoon quite
lively interest was taken In the boz, and
last evening pools were sold on to-day's races.
In the pace, Princess sold a. favotite and the
field sold even. In the tfot Bill Denham
sold as fayorite and the field In most cases
even. and In othefs sliRhtly advanced.
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CAPITOL CHIPS,
Notss Gathered In the Different Depart.
mentS.

Note8 Gathefeu IN the Diuefent Depart
ments.
Governor Jackson yesterday appointed ].
Leland Hanna Commissioner oil Deeds for
Maryland, with Office at Baltimore.
The Board OF Public Works held meeting
yesterday, all being present except the Attor.
ney General. No business Of Importance was
transacted. ..
Charles E. Hubert OF Berkely county, was
last December sentenced to one years impris-
onment for manslaughter. A pardon was
yesterday issued to him and to-day he will be
q free man.
Governor jackson yesterday made the fol.
lowing appointments: Il. A. Bennett, Of b.
bell, and Cameron L. Thompson, OF Sum.
ners, as Regents OF the Morgantown Uniyer-
sity, In place Of H. G, Sims, Of Cabell, and A;
expired. Mr.. Bennett was formerly Auditor
of the State,
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The iree-ior.all running race was antici.
pated with much interest. The entries were;
Hula, by D. Fill; Malise, by J. Irwin;
Moses Primrose and Bill Bird, by II. j.
WoOdford, and Buckshot, by Doc Hancher.
The heats were both spirited, but Bill Bird
took them both. The time OF the first was
Isl and Of the second exactly the same, Fol.
lowing Is the summary;
nil nlrd 1
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Thn penrI nrRnrnv

Maggie Mitchell and her company made
another good hit at the Opera House last
night. The house was crowded as on the
night before. Maggie Mitchell as "Marie"
and Mr. sheEell Ss "L9nstalot" won new
before won high place in the appreciation
OF the audience. The other support was
evenly meritoriouS, the result being highly
satisfactory performance as whole.
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tfn,.nh - Onr hlds.

Many people have lost theft interest in
n1IIiirs ana III amnsaments because they are
" n,,t oi Sofis and run down that they can.
moi enjoy ANYTHING. II such persons would
univ Is wise enough 10 Try that celebrated
remedy, Klduey.WOrt, and e&Perienee itS
tonic and fenovallng effects they would son
be hufTahlng with the lOudest IN either
dry or LIQUID form II Il 10 perfect remedy LOT
torpid liver, kidneys or bowelS-bteld1gs'
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pEM0VAL,
TO THE GROCERY TRADE,
WHEELING. October 10. lnl

WHEELING, October 10. lSl
Owing 10 the fact that rurr and tarken 4,
meats o. all points do not nov guarantee smOii
Meats TO the undersigned We, the deaeH n ~
visions In wheeling, inm aud after this tlle. m
not guarantee Hams and other Smoked NeIti mi
until their receipt by the party making Nam
chase, They must BE- unJaCEed and hung In "a
dry place, and II any are found nnsOund they md
be returned AT ONCE In god OriieF, 0F ubdti +,
circumstances will they be taken back byn
u. REILLY,
Wholesale GTOceT aud Pnfk hfkt
NELL 4 RLLlNGllAM,
Wholesale Gn0R
+. SCllRSCK 4 SONS
Pork PltEth
Jos. sPEIDEL K CO.,
Wholesale GhHh
HUBBARD, PAuLLGC0,
Wholesale GfOSh
SIMON lIAER & some
Wholesale GHcth
MAXWELL 4 lSllAN,
COLO Wholesale GFONh
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By a large majority the people Of The
United States have declared theft faith in
Kidhey.Woft ~ 4 remedy for all the dis.
eases 81 the kidneys and liver tome, how.
evtt, have dilllked the trouble OF preparing
Il from the dry form. For such 0 now can.
didAte appears In the shape Of Kidhey.Woft
IN LIQUID Form. II Is vety concentrated, Is
easily taken and q equally efficient as the
dry. Try it,-LOuittiLk Po4, HWTAW
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rtRsr BRANCH.

''fNcoNfARGbLY superior TO the trashy afti.
cleS which are palmed upon The public" Il
the verdict Of Professor Duncan Campbell,
n. D., LA D., president Royal College OF
Physicians and Surgeons, Member General
Council, University Of Edinburgh, ETC., etc. 4
In regard 10 the tieblg Cos Afnicated III.
tract Of Witch Hazel. II cures Piles, Salt
Rheum, Catatfah. Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Painful Monthly Flow, Sore Throat, VafitoSe
Veins BeWAteoi couhteftelts. Sold In ilty
cents aud dollar SiEes. NWGS
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One, Of my friends who had been using
Fellows Compound Syrup Of Hypophos.
philes for consumption, was induced By one
Of our druggists 70 lake another preparation
OF Hypophosphites, which, he said, was ''just
as good, II not better" The use OF half q
bottle taught him that, II he would consult
bis safety, be must return 10 your Syrup
again. GEongE q. For,
Mansion House Hotel, baltimore, Nd.
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will be greatly benefited by visiting the
large Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall PAPER
EMPORIUM Of John ROemet's, Nos. 2Oi0 and
2O2f Main. street. where you will see The
largest stock and lowest prices
Good prints for 8 cents.
Good Cashnetes for i2X cents,
Good silk fol. 30 cents.
Good carpet for 10 cents
Good wall paper for cents.
And everything else IL proportion. Come
and see for yourself II you wish 10 save
money,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

As we intend TO retire from The retail
business between this and spring, and In
order not 10 have any goods left, we shall
from this day hence put the knife In all
goods and sell them at such low prices
that must make them move. All In want
Of bargains In millinery and notions are
respectfully invited 10 cali and examine
our great bargains. ..... 49,.
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Ladies', you cannot make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cos.
metlcs Of France or beautiflers Of the world
while in poor health, and nothing will give
you such rich blood, good health, strength
and beauty as Hop Bitters. A trial Is Ger.
tnin prOOf MWHGW
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1ryour druggist don't have It he will order IL
for you at the regular price. Darosma, Buchu,
Backache, Liver and Kidney Cure Il prepared
a. Z. X. Thompson's laboratory, TItusville,
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Bradley all.wOol Blankets, only $500,
al John Emsheimer's, Eleventh street.
between Main and Market.
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Several practice heats on bicycles and
horses amused the assemblage for the rest Of
'h Ss sEenl Mi he tonna tbo pntro. or to.u
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TrcEtts 10 the Baltimore ofiole via the
Pan Handle route will Be on sale from Tie
10th 10 the 18th. Round tip, so.
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On. PALMER, county attorney Of Taylor Co.,
Louisville, KY, strongly recommends 81.
Jacobs OIL for rheumatism. He personally
experienced It's benefits.
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"a FRIEND in need, Is friend indeed"
Such friend Is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
which should be in every family. II costs
only % cents q bottle and may save many q
doctor bill. Give Il trial.
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wAEEFtLNEs and bad dreams In children
Of night induce ieyefishness and iretininess
during the day. Worms are generally the
cause OF the annoyance Denlg's Worm
Syrup will cure, when all other remedies fail
Tfy T.
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THE Salem Mass Regi,ter mentions Mr.,
J. .. LeFayotit, artist, surprisingly benefited
by st. Jacobs Oil. Rheumatism twenty years.
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ClOaEs and DOlmanS, the cheapest in the
city, al Emsheimer's.
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ANIME of cANDVln eute. Ilr.EulAt.

piam atsS Ns salUon Make. sttest tonight
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AT THE 4 CApEMY.
A Coed show at a Popular Price OF Ad.
nlalnnlAn-

HOou bhOW NJ FOpuIhF FFIee Of Au'
mlAslOn.
The managers OF the Academy Of Of Music
are giving for "fair week" the chastest and
most attractive show Of the season at this
popular resort. Their new stars this week
are simply indispensable. Kelly and o. Brien,
the new Irish team, have taken the town
"by storrum, faith, and nightly set the
audience in furore OF delight. Miss Boyle,
the champion lady dancer, the DaltonS, the
favorite plantation negro imitaton, and
several new lady vocalists, and male comedy
and dancing teams, have been added TO the
company. The theatre should be packed this
evening both down stairs and In the gallery.
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WisntSutoS October 70, Ia N.--For Ten.
nessee and the Ohio Valley, rdrtly cloudy
weather and rain, southetly winds lower
barometer, aud stationary ~ higher temper
For the iower lake Regions partly cloudy
teaib6y and fain. sOHthefly winds, lower
iti6metaf. higher temperature,
fdr ibe tibpef lake Region, partly cloudy
'lstiittF and rain, sOuthetly winds lower
SiOmtlef, stationary ofhiehet temperature
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t1i L VI gfss VI IL Z 81 81 bead use silver
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SPEYER BROS.

TnE usual merchants lunch at The New
sIcLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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WANTED.

GARFIELD! @ : a: nj Az: :!. q:
inent bi0grapheE, Col C0nWell. EGl, m Wstl'
delivery. An elegantly illustrated volume ~ y
g si " esr5i term, Agents take oen IL, ~
one. Agents never made mouey u H., ~" ~ i.ha
sells itseI. Experience not Necessary +, tils acl
known. All make Immense pnhls p,,s.,aln0 ~
iVe. GEORGE sTlNsoN 4 Co, Portland I T.iItsnl
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FOR SALE,

DOR sALE-MY RESIDENCE on
n Island, on terms to suit purchaser J. o.
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New BuCkwheat Flour. F.
Louisiana State Lottery.
Dressmakers Wanted.
Agents Wanted
Notice OF Election.
Opera House Mt. and Mrs. Mckee Rankin.
French China-J. II. RinehArt.
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The opera House Orchestra
will give grand concert tonight at II, i,lu.
nienbergs Concert Saloon, No. 1l5l Market
street,
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By the Opera HOUSE Orchestra tonight At II
Biumenbsfg's city Hail Saloon.
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An Interesting seasien-Ths Gas works
Nanagemsnt-The Regular Reports
The Street RailWay-RsHaFd for IN
eendiRFies- Other Important suhieets.
When the Second Branch Of the City
Council came to order last evening, Preai-
dent Scott was in the chair and the following
members we're present Armstrong Baker,
Burdats, Robinson, Clark, Commerford, Da'
Wis, Dunnins, Echstruth, Grogan, schockey,
Haller, Hildreth, Habberheld, Kimberly, Nc
GranahAn, Prince, Smith, Steele, Water
house, Walter and Wingerter.
The various financial reports OF the differ
ent heads Of departments and committees
We're read and appropriately acted upon. The
figures Of all will be found In the last tabu-
arstatement Of the City Receiver, which, with
thatof Clerk Bowers, was submitted, and
which are appended below.
The report OF the Receiver was referred to
the Finance Committee with instructions TO
devise ways and means TO meet the deficit
therein stated.
WHEELING, October II, 1881.
To Ne Honorable, ne Mayor and Council:
GESTLENES-The different committees have
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