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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

A BAD DIsEAsE.-We have infor-
nation to the effect that skin dis
case resembling the itch, has broken
ont among the horses in the neigh
borhood of Mooresvillc, Monongalia
county. The disease is SO aggravat-
ing that the animals scratch until
they rub the skin off. 1t is said to
he very contagious, and will commu-
nicate itself to human beings who
come in contact with it. If our in
formation is correct every prccaution
eheuld be taken to prevent the spread
Of this discase.-F'dirmoat Index.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

ABOUT dozen applications for the
Presidency of the University were be-
fore the Board of Regents at their
meeting last week. The Board
thought best to make no election at
present and to make no change what
ever in the present management.
Every member of the Faculty was
retained in the position he occupied
last year.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

WHILE DR.. Dancer was busily en-
gagged in sweeping the University
steps last Wednesday evening, gen.
tleman from the rural districts, de-
sitoiis of Viewing the curiosities in
she museum, approached him, and the
following dialogue ensued:
Gentleman from Rural District
Are you the same fellet what tends
to the bildin?
DR.. Dancer-Yes, sir, l stay here.
G. F. r. DIS the cimetry closed
DR.. D.-How?
G. +. a. Dis the cinietiy closed
DR.. Dyes, it's closed, we want
10 repaint the gatbs and repair the
monuments, consequently it is closed
to day. 4.
G. r. r. d. culdn't git ID then,
Guild 1?
Dr. D.-No we would rather not
but you. 10 this evening.
Exit g.. F. r. D.. apparently well
satisfied with the Doct8fs exPfana-
ton.
Tix Nrw UoxfyfoN. ~ .H0 4 1AAt
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

Mr.. JOHN O. VANGILDER conceived
the brilliant idea of using his hand
as rat trap, and it worked so well
that he is now confined to his house,
unable to work, from the bite OF that
rat. Whether that rat died from the
effect of taking a nibble at Toby's
paw or not, we do not know.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

CHOICE, fresh and cheap family
groceries and provisions of all kinds
at Henry 5. Hayes's. A few Of the
prime articles are: cat meal prepared
by new process, choice hams and
dried beef, A. l flour, canned fruits
and vegetables, sugars, candies and
everything else in that line. In the
jcwelry department is fine assort-
ment Of watches, clocks, jewelry and
silycrware,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

The members of the Alumni Asso-
citation had a magnificent dinner at
the Commercial Hotel last Thursday.
The annual reunions Of old students
and old friends Of the University are
exceeding pleasant as well as having
q tendency to keep up the interest in
ihe Institution which they represent
We hope they may continue and
may grow larger and still more en-
khusiastic.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

FATAL AccIpExr.-Wc learn that n
young man, from near this place,nam
ed John johnson, fell into shaft of
some of the coal works near Union
town, one day last week, and was in
stantly killed. Deceased was quiet,
industrious young man, and respect
ed By all who knew him.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

Two men named Raber were lodg-
ed in Jail on Tuesday, charged with
burglary. At least one of them, and
probably both, have served terms at
Moundsville. From what we can
learn they will most likely be return
ed to that place.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

WE are sorry to learn that a Sc
rious difficulty exists in the ranks OF
the large Sunday School, at Dorscy's
School House. We hope that the in
tercstcd parties will shake hands,
bury the hatchct and act as good
Christians.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

THE proceedings of the fiscal term
of the County Court will be found in
another column. The Court trans
acted considerable amount of bust
ness at this term.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

CmLpREx's CHuRcH.-At the NJ.
+. CHURCH, next Sunday, at 4 p. NJ,
there will he "Children's Church. :"
The singing will be led by the Sun
day School, and the pastor will preach
d short sermon to the children. Ey-
erybody is welcome.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

A SOCIAL hop came off at the resi-
dence of Mr. Jacob Slime, in Dur
hannah, Friday night last. A large
party was present. The music was
furnished by MIN. Protzman's or
ehcstra.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

The gentlemanly Captain of the
steamer, s.Harry"-Mr. Neil-has our
thanks for recent favors shown us
during a recent trip made to Greens
boro, on the above-named boat. The
Captain is polite and knows how to
treat his passengers.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18
MAR RHED.

On the 18th, at the St. Clair
House, this place, by the Rev. Snod-
grass, Mr.. Monroe Moran and Miss
Rebecca Galliher, both of Marion
County.
After the wedding ceremonies were
over the party repaired to the dining
room of the St. Clair Hotise, where
the tables were found laden with
good things. Mrs. st. Clair certain
ly knows how to get up good din
ner. 1t was intended to have very
quiet wedding, but some friends of
Mr.. Moran heard of it, and before
and soon after he had arrived here
himself, eight or ten couple of his
young friends were here too.
May the married life of this newly
welded couple always be as pleasant
as it commenced.
We return thanks for favors shown
us by this party.
June lst,by Rev.W. c. Snodgrasss,
at the residence of the brides faith
er, Mr.. w. HI. Bachtell, of Volcano,
and Miss Emma w. Fife, of Morgan
town.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

JOHN w. MADEIRA, Esq, has our
thanks for the copy of the County
Court proceedings that appear in an
other column.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

MRs. J. c. CAPEHART has q fine
present, in the shape of ten pound
boy, to present to her husband when
he arrives.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

THROWN FROM WAGoN.-Last
Monday Mrs. j. X. DUR, Miss Anna
Wright and James Winger went to
Clinton District in two-horse spring
wagon, and while on their way home
near the old poor house, and while
driving fast, as we learn, across a
breaker, The seat in the rear end of
the wagon, on which Mrs. Durr was
sitting, gave way and precipitated
her backwards to the ground, bruis-
ing her very badly. She was carried
home where her bruises were dressed
by DR.. T. H. Price. She is now con-
3alescing.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18
DEATHS.

Miss Margaret B. Martin, daught-
or of John A. b. Martin, and Maria
c., his wife, died of consumption, at
the residence of her father, in Grant
District, Monongalia county, aged
90 years, 0 months and I6 days.
She leaves many friends and rcla-
tives to mourn her loss, as she was
ever affectionate, gentle and kind.
She went down amid the echoes of
hymn and glee and song, until at
last brought down
With sore Affections and with injuries
to,
One deeply loaded, in the picture view ;
Above, beneath, and reigning all around,
Trouble, and chains and slandcrous foes
are found.
Her own sweet home, hcr vacant chair
Is seen,
But now she sleeps beneath the verdant
green,
Amid this widely devastating stroke
No cry is heard, no voice of murmur
spoke.
She bears with meckness all that may
betide,
She leans on Hope, ana upward casts
her eyes,
Expecting succor ftom the distant skies.
NJ. +. Z. s.
Mrs. Margaret Williams, of near
Springhill Furnace, Pa, died last
Monday, aged IS years. Mrs. Will
lams was sister of the late James
Sbox. Of tb;s ,,loco and hoe many
relatives in this county.
Mrs. johnson, Prof. Lyons moth
cr-in-law, died in the Asylum, at
Weston, on Monday, at the advanced
age of 81 years. Prof. Lyons fam
lily left yesterday to take charge OF
the remains. The interment will
take place in New York, the former
home of deceased.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

PRor. S. G. MALONE, that excellent
Eanman, who hasf been teaching n
class in pcnmanship here, closes his
term to-day Wednesday,. The class
he has been instructing here consist
cd of 40 scholars, who have made
rapid progress in the art. lie has
had numerous solicitations to remain
and teach another term, but We re-
xret that his business calls him else
where. The Professor goes from
here to Kingwood for a few days
stay. He is gentlcmanly young
man and has made many friends
while with us.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

The MANAGEMENT OF THE NEW
McLuRE HOUSE, OF WHEELING,
CHANGES HANDs.-Mr. f. s. Norton
has retired from the management of
the New Mcclure House, of Wheel
shg. He is succeeded by Capt. Ed.
Muhleman, who has associated with
him Fred. Norton. The former pro-
prietor brought the Mcclure up to a
high standard of popularity, which
was we'll deserved, and his retirement
will be matter of regret to the tray
cling public. This House has been
quite popular with Morgantown peo-
pie heretofore, and we bespeak for
The new management the same con-
sideration. Col. Sam. b. Harrison,
the punster, still retains his position
behind the Office counter, and as here
tofore, will do his best to please the
patrons of the establishment. Capt.
Muhleman is spoken of as very
clever gentleman, and will no doubt
please all. Success to the now man
agement.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

Hos. c. +. IToee, while here last
week. made many acquaintance and
Received much attention from our
people. Himself and Morgantown
were mutually pleased. His address
before 1.-The Literary Societies on
"Life's Possibilitics" was inimitablc
1t aboundcd with preccpts that
aho,lld stimulate the young men 10
entertain high and noble aspirations.
And indicated the possibilities of
life well and industriously spent.
'rhe address was well received by the
entire audience and especially by the
young men to whom it was particu-
larly directed. We hope TO see and
bear more of Mr.. Hogg in the fu-
tiirel
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for july is
on our table, ahead Of all others. rs
usual. We have so often spoken OF
this lady's book, as tho cheapest and
best, that all we can do now is to re-
iterate that opinion. The present
number is peculiarly rich in cmbcl-
lishmcnts. The stctl plate, 1.-THE
First Train" is one of those charm
ing illustrations, never seen except in
Peterson. The colorcd steel fashion
plate is gem, as beautiful as
DREAM rs lady at our elbow says.
There is a profuscly illustrated arti-
Gle on Ancient and Modern Gar
dens," and prcttily-illustratcd love
story, by Agnes James, "Pastc and
Diamond" In this number we havo
the first chapters of a historical nov
elct, "The News from Yorktown"
which is also illustrated, and which
is particularly appropriate, as this is
the yorktown Centennial Year." In
addition to this, there are some two
score cuts Of fashions, workable dc
signs, etc.; besides a beautiful color
ed pattern for Photograph Frame,
in daisies on black velvet, alone worth
the price of the number. Every lady
ought to be subscriber for this mag
azine. The terms are but $500 q
year, with great reductions to clubs,
and handsome premiums to the per-
son getting up the club. Now is the
time to subscribe. A new volume be-
gins with the July number, but back
numbers, to January Inclusive, can
always be supplied, If wished. Speci-
mems, are sent, gratis, If written for,
to PERSONS wishing to get up clubs.
Address, Chas. J. Peterson, 306
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

FOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL SEE
SECOND PAGE.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

Death Of y case n;ver1cy.
RosEpALE, Pal
Nav 18th.
Ep,roR NEw DoMrSroS :-Thi.


EplroR NEw DOMINION This com
menisy is in deep mourning occa.
aioned by the death Of Mr.. Jesse
Everlcy,a one of its most esteemed
citizens, who departed this life on tho
night of the 10th inst. lie was uni
versally respected by all who knew
him; for to know was TO esteem and
love him. Hc leaves wife and clcv-
en- children, His children are grown
up to manhood and womanhood. No
words can fifty portray their deep
grief and loss. They have the sym
patty and good wishes Of the cntiro
community. Mr.. Evcrlcy was low
ing and affcctionate husband, a kind
father, and obliging neighbor, and
useful aud worthy citizen, the bcnc-
factor of the poor, and the friend Of
all. Many have partaken of his boun-
ty. lie made Ito distinction on ac-
count Of wealth, or caste, or creed,
but fed and aided all alikc--with lih-
erality--welcoming them with smiles
and greeting them with words OF
cheer and gladness., His name will
long be remembered By those who
knew him bust, thus will he live in
the hearts of very many.
The funeral sermon was preached
on Sunday, May 18th, by Rev. Il.
Price, and his remains were followed
to the grave By a large concourse OF
friends and ncighbors. Tho death Of
Mr.. Evcrley leaves gap not easily
filled. Everything but mans disso-
luton has n season and time, but all
season are thine own, 0 death!
Mr.. Everlcy settled on part of
what was the farm of his fnthcr, and
resided thereon up to the time of his
death. lie filled every relation and
station of life with honor, and his
death is universally regretted. There
were more streaming eyes in his fun
eral train than ever seen by tho
writer at any one burying. Such an
outpouring Of the heart sufficiently
attest the esteem in which he was
held; indeed, the community feels
the loss of q dear and true friend.
Often will busy memory breath a
thousand acts and words which bind
tho heart in love, and render his
praise an honor delight. A. @. D.
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fGE New DoxfSfoS, Sf.50 4 yeat.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-18

WALTER HENNEN, Local Editor.
, 1881-03-31


LIVERPOOL. March al-ll:a II. m-FLo6H-So. |.
liz; No, :, taI.
-Wlrn.-W1ntor. Eo. /. n 04Ii no. = d ah1
spring. M. l. r. III: S, = =. ttt white, M l. " sds
No T. "a; club, No, I, lis; M. = IL ID. Cofn-Suw
n tal; nli. hs f!ij.
p1.ny1AIt,SY-f'ntk, H9. l.nrt, kl4 Gd
livEn1H0t. March Gl-Iiarsn-I.nnE clehr RtcadJ
q gls NJ: shnrt clrar stcndy at 4s fa Turpcntlnc-
HpirIta atcniy Mt 3ss Innon dull nj Ills III. Whtnt-
NpriuI-No2 trmer At IL III, No. wh!tc rn1cr H. t
wtnter nrnlrt NJ o. I'd. EurnMlxeu etoady Mt IL 5d
for
l.tyEnroot, March al-Eyonnu,- Easier;
&1G !lAs. Sales RtID bales; speculation md export.
Lou, American, sDM.
lAitis-Amrslean. bta Al. ...... .-
lA,NDoH, Alarrh U,-rErstat.EuM--ItcHnes!, G3{s@
f3x+.
THNFEHTtSE--Artits. :1s GdGaIts.
ANTwElti. sInsct Hn.-l'ErnUsEuM-lgaf.
THO following wtre tccciyrd by tho ChicnRo Hoard
livEnpoul. March al--Wheat IN fair dnmnnd and
Tr rid winter, ~ nj: Nh spring. III 7d' no. dH. ~
Corn frtrr ,a1soss ~ easmWheas M SeitGr IT., t"n9
Fl nAsnnce. Tinrslve-When! quiet md tisn tnr,'
lintnn-tniv c!rnr, ~ G short ciGnE t!s tMllnw;;
%sAt thec-r. ~ llcofa III. MAlK l.ASE.-W htat
1."Sn"S: SiarcS aH.lsisEi.i.sH,1- iyhshi rn!hsf
Inurn Inquiry Enrn rni. MANk hANCIMs.eggtn ~ nrms: a
mir AmsrcnH mi Ell. "a E!ta!s CnFE1ts ~
=, H. sMt FS FIX '9 ~, G cM, ;n
lrt: ct,rn, 41'6l qrs. Exports if wheat to E.ance
Weather III England frosty.
, 1881-03-31
How s4Tltc laltlp,l Lckgnun - Mas tyrlt-
ten.

Lunsfny tIft.At HtpabfftHn.
III tho Rtitns1lur III ikil l.tlHtGtls.W wrote Af5
poem, ''tIlu tiuien I.pRrlts," And II wtts thu
KUGl f0rtnu VI tile ctlltnr nt lilo fsrlH.i|iedh-
lll1il rom lttsilur u1 Nrunf. .rtIr--tH Spt tho
typo uut ttlrrtet tho irsHtfs "u ttlat Mnsk, IT
Wis Httre0typed IN tho lid university pF!htlnk-
Ullico 1T Ganbrt.ixe, 3in,s. Thu Gnpy was writ
ten with u blunt ten!.M!neil t'n rNslHh tnr ulls
slxeti wlltt Aer Ut ut.lisluI letter. page szbs
tbs lt!lea weru Widely separated hut In rnllltr
tEtuIf,ed buck. taNt. MlId sometimes tfextts.
Tho lAst used FaHss!u nul eecestn4tlu p1lr,taea
which puzzled Tho rDs!!l,isur, nilu 1E ttlrG thun
mo iHstatst', WlleIl lAo rilln0 to uilr caHa tu
rl1'x his uroots. wo asks' him 10 rsst! in.ss,'Kus
~ his copy ald to cxptnin rhEMsex 10 h!stt usaf.
Ho was then u hn!u, purity, h,lr-l"ohln1, null,
ii tetstlunuy 10 lat,!cas. brown ha.r, aud ltlua
Il etimfurta,,lu |tote}keejwr. lits t!rets was
fMehituubtu, without l1!ny fetPi,h; his
manner ErueluuHbuf not tnEntltaE. y Thu 1Ultl.
Legend Is sutl VI tlrislM, with brief I,t'osA
intcrsperssi. nit! Ut tho ckssn nt cliel scclln II
place 4nd t1atu vert Htstn.-p-nbahiy IL show
wAel. and wturo 1t ind h'en written, Tho eUn,-
psnaItnr wus directed tu unit thu SUNG, hut w1
rctpl!ert EGWbnrt, fh!lilnt. mid tntn1rla4u
HInonK lhss4I placvs Ainl tic 4la tes wUr0 ft.aa
mo or two days In us IHnEy WeUks apnrt. Thu
Fet WIS ttiAG.l with Inspiration ut slnlry tt,nl.s
und places, unaI Wrult whuMesar Ao ttlt like II.
llU would occasionally cancel u yefsu Or u paA-
suyU. md Uncu hu cA,otte,l ntI0ut seven paKcs
but the Identical jA,tGi ntrenrtA Several St'nra
Aft1rwatd IN tn .iflHntlc JfUHt'iU. lae WIS Pro.
ftd4ar <f Msniasm LnilgiiaKth aisa IIterHtaso fn
Harvard University, and wrutu mast VI this
poem during yacnuou. Wo saw hin uneo IN tho
, 1881-03-31
Gernsau Court &,sro,,,o,,lgs,

lSol!4aH .SfHnIHHf.
III plain-GhtnE EuKlullA 1rtuce Inns to ho
married ycry much like anybody 1Iee. hut III
world. which l.Iwer nlnrtAlx have MT yet prl,-
suu,el - enteE 4 Kings nlnrrfIgn fs Il ccrr.
1nhlt!Al Ut Itself. un fr!nee mint submit IL Il
9ar'a tlnalcs ut III el tho t-siWrerhNll's t,t-
gill, aiid duubtseSs that stern fnHGttuanry vii!
ttllc Ut tho 1ne.liuya rgrel.,u.lins which thryu
y,Gara Ign attended The weddings uf 1'tit,ru
williams Slater Asll Gutssf,l. "lM Cur" ii Il
xoeri,a Wh,!u tho E,rDrnr and E.ni,resn ait In
Bhtu the gueR,s wnlk p1lat them III single ij,p-
DISTINGUISHED uuurtlcra III tho n,4nr witch Ills
bec !ssgnca them. At nno limo tt.u sovereign,
, 1881-03-31
A Lively Northeriy Gale and Snow
Storm that Does No
Damage.
leo and Navigation N0tes--Im-
provcment In tho Lite
Saving Service.
Those Ludington scows-Wood and
Iron 8hipbullding at Glove
land,
Vessel Transfers, Lake irtfgh!s. and Largo
A1nannt Of teHtral Intelligence.

~ NDlEF1lER.
During T'icsdHy n!xht the wind. which hnd
lccn blowing with considerable frushncsa from
the northwest. shifted to north and Increased 10
Il Rae. Shortly after ncIorl II. III. yesterday
1t began showing ~ heavily t1at by o'clock III
tho forenoon fuity fur inches lla'i fnl!en. At
tho oWutcr-Works Crib tho leu DcKNu running with
II st,cl Of nho,,t twu Miles pur tioitr carly Tues
dRy oyOliing, ani tor a sinrk tlsnu 5CstcrslHy
fnnrrsnK. WIS still r,inninE ~, tho lnko t, the
cnatwnrl or lla Crlb. At II OGtnGk II. III. tho leu
hntl packctt III II solid n1nss. NJ tint M npe,l
water WIS visible III nny direction lakcwGrti. At
thu Crib Hc nf tho ports WIS csttl by tho rain'
Mug Ice, but thu tuK Mosher succeeded III clear-
i,s i y, IL short TING: 11!o Ing was art1sely
nuht kcoIins tho lnrts clcar. md performed
her tosk ndt,lirnlly. At ,lt'pn Yesterday tho
forty-tlvG ulIlcs per hnnr. Az fur liz kltttwn, NJ,
ru1l-vrssrls or praprllers wcrc cxposc1 #! tho
stnrh. rDpollGra l,1tlnn TO tho Gust stiUrc from
Milwaukee, very Wisely remained II, ,nrt. not
HIthstMnsllnH tho "iu!r wenthor" i'rnTnost!ell-
t!ons Of tho SiHlsal Service l}uteau at Washing
tlts.
, 1881-03-31


The schooner EhaMpinn has enfnc out OF tlfy-
dock at luiralo thoroughly rchullt.
Calvin & Son arc I,'lldtna IL new md powerful
eur M ~ ~ M'nss.on, s., pM'
Tho Wo!f lstand Canal at Kingston ont.' Is to
- rae ' new steamer tctpu unfit bv t,ant. cuth-
,cr,son n, 1,"iia..ii1n ~. ia 'aar,, t,,t,.,,,d
.t1'',. Nv ILL., 49,. ,r:' "'s
his dock 10 as to accotuu.ouatc almost any craft
thnt sails tho lakes.
rho Nes.rs. shek'una. Of st. catharine', have
Just completed cnnract with CLINTON lsros.. OF
Thur'il. for tho building Of n nov stenn,-h hnrgc,
viii ,,ar,,c. f,r tin ,,.lnr -, t,,,, rn,,..,.cr
NV ti,,'ni ail,, nt strtr, sf sr1,n rnncs
iT ps % tor s 1o .s I'LL On serwo FIT po!u, Ind 1T
e, ~ st, n WIZ nSG' al" 'oes "fe
rmnt' Xctnrimn" In a reslrned b,s cn,u,,,senn
on fi,o stt.1u. .Garuo scjlrivey, nt Sliiwu,lScr,
a nS n, 1aMet f m's arFtso m @ 1os ne 1 ,,,os ora
rnfvcu ~ lin .r,v W.jfnnH rnnnt r. ~ nn{si,"
rupli|iy, tic Inv a,lJs hive t0,ncncet, to wnrk
rr,.ug rir ,. ' rs T es ita,y ~m 1r o ;o
nr,,tnut rycc,lt1nn t,f tl,e work. '
nH =, n'Mnrkee , qHo srsa G"'lanMy M hnve n
~ vess,s "n,5 viii sIn,i rntn,,cnr, tin in,itiins
II .iontlng DICK wh!ch viii be- jus. icot IL its
'l'i'rGsin,.s sms',,o, =, TIM scno,ror " :, o,ac<
snws ,nt II viii r,m,,ir fH,,f *e IN, Il, ,,k,,
s1In t,,n .wn.iwnrt "n1 ,iIt Il fsH1 ,n1,ri. IN,
rrxns %or S, q ett tho ss II sr t"
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, 1881-03-31
THE CLEVELAND MONSTER,


The GIos'e Irot,- Works Ut CLEVELAND Hra ercct-
Ing workshops fur hso In their now lran ship-
building enterprise ut II cost Of FL, QUO, tnulut'-
inX muchlnury. Ona lu!itiinx nOw ul!.irr wAy
vii! bo I'm feet front by forty feet t!ucp. u1"a
Will bc nnin!y thu Nsolllug raot, and thls part
Ut tho building Will t,u two stories high; other
pnrtlons Of tho building and wings will bo ocsu.
pIrd by tho punches, shcnrs. anl tools. The
Company. ha,e signed u tentrAet With Capt, ".
II. prtnYlu, Enpt. Philip Mllich, cApt, q. W.
junes, and Capt Nichols, rs tho prlllgtpat tIar-
tes. for tllu cnstr'lctI0n " un ifnn STEAMSHIP,
Gt J,oEO tons cArryt,lE chpnulty. hhu will b0 :6s
fect hctween 1'etlNtdtclInra. 'ak. feet lnMa over
vi. ul,l thirty -flisie tuet bcun twenty-five feet
fr1!u lase u upper deck. rhb water-bs'ttoni
lasts schooner rix ttru uul aft sl,i!s,. aud dr,w
nhoNt fourteen feet Ut wntcF Slo Will b. llla,le
of tho tcHt hult nnd ths1B.tartrr ruled irt1fa,
and bo et lrry tIeti for sr,I ~ tlo Gl.,ao Con-.
Pauy: AZ tho lintcriai fur THIS shiE aas btett
btA!vht III thu Cleveland lurkct.. Thu cbHtnu
Will ho compound, {1x{H trGtea 4t,l :Hxia IE,ehcs.
ttor cost oulnpletG ls estimated ut $alt.uu