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TIE OTHER SIDE
or the 6as Question, as Presented 10 an
IntellIEeneeF interviewer BY mr.. J. NJ
DlllOn Yesterday.

or the GAs Question, as Presented 10 an
IntellIEsneeF interviewer by mr.. J. N.
DillOn Yesterday.
An ETRILIsRScER reporter collided with
Mr.. ]. NJ. Dillon, Superintendent Of the
Gas Works, yesterday, and after little
conversation in regard to other matters,
asked him about the article in yesterdays
papers in regard to himself and the man
agement Of the works.
In reply to Brownies questions: "Cau
Mr.. Dillon show that l had anything to do
with the recent striker" "Can he show
that have ever tried to influence any one
OF his employees 10 his disadvantage or In
juryW Mr.. Dillon replied: nave 1t on
the very best authority that Mr.. Browne
met with my disafeGted Workmen night
after night at the Atlantic engine house,
and also was seen in conference with some
OF them at the postoffiCe corner, Sixteenth
and Market streets, and at other points,
at various times during the time Of the
trouble with these men at the works, and
subsequently thereto. would also take
occasion TO say right here that Mr..
Brownies name was not mentioned In my
card OF the 9th OF January, but II the cap
fits him let him wear 1t.
"How about the religious and political
phases of The matter, Mr.. Dillon, or as
MT. Browne puts 1t, my, creed and
political"
"The matter of creed and politics. were
only mentioned in connection with the
name OF Mr., Browne, where It is stated in
my card that FlRherty was discharged by
him, although they were both oil the same
creed and politics. They were only used
incidentallyin connection with the quitting
OF Mr.. Flaherty. But since that matter
has been sprung let me say here that
never yet Intercepted any man that have
hired In regard to his nationality, creed OF
politics, but have been informed that my
predecessor did, and was in the habit oil
asking them: From what county In Ire,
land did you come" Many Catholics and
Irishmen, in fact q large proportion oil
those employed have been both Catholics
and Irishmen, and never yet have dis
charged any man on account Of nationals
ty, religion or politics. II Mr., Browne
was never influenced by such considers
tons, why was 1t that 80 few Protestantl
were employed about the works. A motto
rious fact, as have been informed, Is thai
the highest number OF Professionals ever
hired about the works was four, and ordi
narilY there were never over two,
"Mr, Dillon, Mr., Browne says In his card
that the Carbonizing account kept by him
would show that he obtained larger re-
turn OF gas from the coal than you have
done. How Is thisP"
MIR. Dillon-"The following comparison
made from that Carbonizing account OIL
the yield Of gas during the last seven
months OF Mr. Browns term compared
with the yield made during the cores
ponding seven months oil my term will
demonstrate clearly how much truth there
Ia in Mr.. Browns allegation. This selec.
ton OF times Is made at random, and am
satisfied that like showing in my favor
would be made by comparison Of any
other times;"
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RINK NOTES.
who are the Best SEaIers-Squibs and
Comments,

| Who are the Best bkaieFS-SquibS and
Comments.
Allthe boys are mashers-of the floor.
Frank Orr is a good "roller," but Is too
risky.
The patronage Of the rink Is increasing
every day.
1t Is just as entertaining to look on
and much safer.
Mr.. George Salada Is a very clever and
accommodating manager.
The roller skating rink Is fast becoming
a popular place Of amusement with our
young people.
The rink affords elegant opportunity for
quiet little hand pressure fllrtations.
There's no harm In ii.
The girls say Sam Harrison can dance
very well, butts just too "dizzy" for any
use when on roller skates.
When you first put on ''rollers," II you
have never tumbled before In your lie,
prepare to tumble then. It's part Of the
fun.
Irwin Singleton, OF Carothers Harry
Mcclure, Harry Black, Austin Beach and
Charlie LETTERS are the most accomplished
gentlemen skaters.
John Dunlap's nightly appearances
draw crowded houses. He and Sam Har.
rison have pooled their Issues, and will
hereafter star together.
Among the best lady skaters who visit
the rink are Misses Jessie Mason, Addie
Terrell, Lou Butler, the Misses Hess and
Misses Arnold, Of Philadelphia.
Harry Black and Austin Beach, Of the
Register, are the only newspaper men who
distinguish themselves at the rink. They
are called the "Skatorial Jukes."
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Local rersonAi Mention.


Dr. Logan returned yesterday from
Philadelphia.
Mr.. George W. tsishley, a prominent
citizen Of Monongalia county, is visiting
hiH brother, Mr.. John LaishIey, Island.
The Monndsville Reporter says: Mr.
Charles II. senseneY, Of Wheeling, wifi
take. charge d the West Virginia AgfiCul.
tutal Works, In this place, on the 10th
inst.
A private letter from Jacob Hotnbrook,
E'qN bearing date At Columbia, s. o., Jan.
uary 20lh, says: | arrived here on my
road 10 Florida, but find the weather quite
cold which prevents me from taking
much outdoor exercise which 30 greatly
need. lam al Wfighrs Hotel, d good house.
! would recommend the house 10 nv
Wheeling friends. regret that the cold
weather separates me from Wheeling
people.
MI John q. Adams, Of the vicinity OF
somertou, o., expects 10 move 10 ibis
city by the first Of March TO engage In lhe
grocery and produce business.
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CIGAR MANUrAC1UnERs' MEETING

Last EVcBIbR-They 10 Not ASK n Totai
Abolition OF the Convict Labor sys
TEN.
The cigar manufacturers held meeting
last evening that was largely attended
The question Of petitionibg the Legislature
for the total abolition Of the convict labor
system as now carried on by the State In
the Penitentiary, was thoroughly die.
cussed and II was decided TO cut away
from Delegate Kepnef's bill, which looks
10 the adjustment Of the system entire,
and have introduced a bill which will
provide for the abolition Of such contract
work as enables the contractors for such
work 10 compete unfairly with labor In
this city and vicinity.
The cigar manufacturers do not think
that the convict labor system should be
abolished entire but agree that such class
Of work as intetfetes with the conduct OF
the several trades In this city and State
should be discontinued, and the ConviCts
put to work at some other class Of work.
Large numbers Of petitions, numetously
signed, have been received from different
sections Of the State, praying tie Legisla.
tute 70 remedy the evil they allege is de.
stroying their trade.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CHRAp.-The fol
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered A
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, AM
on easy payments Of IS 90 to 5000 pe
month until paid for:
One seven.oCtave piano, $780,
One seven.oOtaye piano, $lS5,
One HAllet and Davis plano, St26,
One Hallet and Davis plano, $3.50,
One six.octave piano, $50.
One seven.oCtave piano, Sl75,
One stodart piano, 1926.
One Bacon and Raven piano, S125,
One six'octave piano, 600.
One six:octave piano, $50.
One six.octave organ, Sll5.
One dve.octave organ, $75,
One ave'octave organ, sos, ....
One Z 4'octave piano, S35.
One tlve.oCtave melodeon, $40.
One hVe'ootaYe melodeon, $40.
One hve.octave organ, (new) S75,
a! u the above secondhand instFunenia
are In good repair and tune, Gall and ar.
anime ct Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
'ShVV6
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AMUSEMENTs.

Nat Goodwin and Company presented
the Conrulsive hotCh.potCh oil Hobbies 10 q
large audience ut the Opera House last
evening. No new features have been
introduced in tho play since 1t was last
presented here.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The best bill offered at the Academy Of
Music since it opened is presented this
week. The audiences have beer large all
week, and we predict crowded houses at
the matinee and nigth performances.
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NbIihhrY.

We are panied to notice the death Of
Mr., James W. Simpson, which took place
yesterday at his residence, No. 1905
Chaplins stree. after an illness OF three
weeks, with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Simpson was a member OF the firm
Of Beck 4 Simpson, plumbets and gas tlt.
tiers, and was young gentleman OF the
highest personal worth aud character, and
good buBihess man. He was about
twenty-five years Of age, and had been
married only about elk months. lie was
q faithful member Of the Zane Street NJ.
u, Church and Sunday School, and his
life was model one In all lie relations.
lie leaves host Of friends who will
mourn his loss.
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Mn. GEORGE +. W. WILEY, the widely.
known teacher here, in response to an in.
curry by, onr. reporter concerning st,
Jacobs OIL, said: with great pleasure
bear testimony to the peculiar healing
properties Of 81. Jacobs oil, In rheumatic
pains. Having been a sufferer with this
distressing tnalady for years, I do cay, that
the curative effects Of the 81. Jacobs Oil In
my Gaze surpassed those Of any other
rheunaiiC remedy, many Of which | had
been forced to se."-Aottnt Pleasant Iowa.
LOtrnnl.
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VALUABLE CENTRE WHEELING
PROPER Y AT COMMISSIONERS SALE,
70 the Municipal Court Of Wbesllss
bARAH WAT, Guardian a.. a

CHARLES WAR, etaj. '"""'''
~ soI decree made Ia tho SbaVO cause "a
l lne ~ Jay Of March, 1880, will, on
SATURDAY, THE26ra DAY OF FEBRUARY, i0,
eegnninE q 10 o'clock A, NJ tell a, bvbllc ,pe,ss,
'Re front door Of tho Couft HCuaS q Obio count,
oI io,s ne sL ,SS9SSins property that Il 10 my lf,
wheeling, IiSntlbg Is feet and Ibebes an TSs5lt.
iG1lnn street and running bSck the same sllh i
tlghi angts 10 said street 10 The depih NJ i6 iet
aGGleet 70 private alley in the fsafi and Gtins .a.
Ss, w o the part referred 10 In tho dttd Of A'
Nv ~ Fsekl Commiu lonefs, conveying tfr sane 10
ihe dei,sndsnts, and having on ii 4 6litk co np
house No. "a Twenty .ioutth street.
lkHAn o. bALRi-One.i6urlh Of tho purthts
money cash, aud the residue In two rquii it'taI.
menu on credit oil and IS months, win nlofh
on and go0d pefsobel security for tho deferred riJ'
menb, TUE EetalntI I'll further Ofdtf Of the rour
e. tn, hUHUs, Special Commissioner,
y. Q. HRaYRY, AnCtlohecr ~
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$4,000 AwARDED,-"I was so sick and
low.spitited that | thought | would give
anything TO get well and II anyone had
ensured me the good health produced by
using Simmons Liver Regulator, and
charged me Thousand dollars, I would
willingly have paid II II had had 1t; In
fact, ten thousGdd dollars would be worth
less 10 me than what II has done ior me-"
GEO. +. BARRETT, Macon, Ga
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A. N. u. Church.
NJ ElliLnr.

71I' ' 2EWVFV' :
DEAR sIR-I am informed that persons
are collecting money on behalf OF the A.
M. Il. Church. want to inform the citi.
Zens Of this city that we haye no books
out collecting at all but my own.
GEORGE T. PRossRR,
Pastor.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer, as observed at SChnepf'l
drug store, Opera House corner, yester'
day: ,.,,
7A,MnMSP.H.7RM i9M,8P. NJ Pm
II rs % q II II 20
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. O., February 5-1A. M.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer, fair weather, followed by increas'
Ing cloudineeB, In the west portion, posi-
bly, by rain, northeast, yeering to south
east winds. generally lower barometer.
For the Lower Lake regions, fair wealth
or, followed by increasing Cloudiness In
the western district, followed by rain or
snow, variably winds, mostly east, rising
temperature, lower barometer.
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RURNETI,s COCAINE

Kills Dandruf, AIIays Irritation, and
Promotes the Growth OF the Hair.
GENTLEMEN.-For over two years have
suffered terribly with "scald head" in itG
worst form, A few weeks ago l tried q
bottle Of your COCAINE. The first appli'
cation gave me relief, and now the disease
Is effeCtually cured. Yours respectfully,
N. 9. STEVENS, Deputy Sheriff. Ottawa,
Ill.
BunefS Favoring Extracts are perfectly
nLre. TThahW
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SHEET Music, hall.ptice, at shsib,s.

MornERs needn't ever be afraid Of
Ufoup they keep Dr.. scotts CouSb
Syrup handy. II relieves Immediately
Price % cents, Tfylt, TnIs,
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The cheapest method TO cheat the under.
taket lwho is generally around when
coughs and colds PREVAIL, is to buy and
use Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, II always
enfee.
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DOR RENT,
GARDEN FARM FOR RENT,

That portion Of my farm, in Bolmoa.
county, Ohio, about u miles below Bclhre
and lying along the Ohio river not subjeClio
overflow, on which Is good dwelling hols
with seven roomsi also, stable, carriage house
wagon sheds, spring house, corn crib &c, and
fine bearing orchard. None buta respoa,.
bic person need apply.
fol r. CRANGtP
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EXPOSURE will induce colds, throat tiis.
ease, consumption, etc., all oil which give
warning by q troublesome cough, Use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup in time, and remove
both the cause and effect Of your dlbcom.
fort,
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CLOSING Our sALr,-CommenCing Mon
day, January Sd, to close out my large
stock OF Dry Goods, Carpets, and Wall
Paper. Call soon and get a great bargain
at 20l0 and 2021 Main street.
john RoEMER.
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A PItInbIe sight

Is to see q man with his cheeks sunken,
his eyes glazed, his teeth all gone, iresco.
Ing the floor wherever he happens To be
with the Juice Of bad tobacco. Chen MI.
ler's Good Enough Nary Plug and avoid hi
yourself WAS
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lo1Al '"""."'"SbO+ OIL
Tho City Solicitor also stated that these
taxes were now In the hands OF Auditor
Miller, but that no officer had been desig
mated to receive 1t. A resolution author.
izing City Collector ]. i. fancy to receive
II was then passed.
Mr.. Kimberly-That the President oil
the Second Branch OF Council, together
with the members oil each Branch Of Coun'
ell be appointed joint special commit.
lee to cooperate with the following Citi.
zens: A: j. Sweeney, I, II. Logan, Alfred
Caldwell, F. Goodtellow, Robert Simpson,
and authorized to procure what legis'
lation Is needed for this city.
Messrs. Kimberly and Hildreth were
appointed as the members OF the com.
mittee for this branch.
Mr.. Hildretli offered resolution looking
10 q change Of the city offices from the
City building to the Capitol. Carried.
Adjourned.
FIRST BRANCH.
This Branch was called to order by
Mayor Egerter shortly after o'clock last
evening, the following members being
present: Messrs. Boring, Butterfleld,
Criswell, Fritz, Hall, Hull, Miller, Myles,
Halstead, McAdams, Schultz, Simpson
and Wellington.
The minutes Of tho previous meeting
were read and approved.
The report OF the Joint committee for
the appointment OF the standing commit.
tees was received from the Second Branch,
and the action Of that Branch In adopting
the same was conCurred in.
Also, the ordinance accompanying the
report, which provided for an increase In
the number Of the Committee on Fire De.
partment to one from each ward-iour
from each Branch.
There was discussion In regard 10 leay.
Ing Mr.. Hall Off the Committee on Water
Works, and Mr.. Wolvington of the Com.
mittee, on Appeals but no sction was
taken In either case.
The following resolution was received
from the Second Branch.
RSs1lted, That a special committee OF
two be appointed 10 confer with the State
authorities. 10 ascertain what arrange.
ments can be made for the transfer OF the
city Offices to the Capitol building.
Mr.. Wilson moved 10 amend the resolu.
ton by adding after the city Offices the
words land both branches OF Uounciln
Adopted az amended.
There being no further business The
Branch adjourned.
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MUTTON Broth SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New koLure
House SaHpa Rooms.
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YOU can have your key wind watch madI
Into a stem WlHder by
JACOB ". GRUBB,
Practical Matchmaker,
Corner Twelfth and Market Ste.
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Just Received by Last Nights Express
% BshreHs.'
Oouuters-Louis Dechert
For Rent-W. 9. Young.
For Rent-Henry X. List.
For Sale on Easy Terms-Henry K,
List. q
7. A. Morris 4 %.
List OF Letters.
Piano for Rent-LuCas' Music Store.
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JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,
y MOUNDSVILI.E,

1000 Apple Trees, two, three four aud I've y0l,
5000 Peach, one (trOm bud) year.
5000 PlumS, ono and two years
800 QulnCeB, two and three years,
5000 Cherries one and two Year,.
$1,000 EYeIgreenS, mostly Juniper, from oJs tob,,
feet. The above are thrifty and In good coalition N
manipulating. VIII sell % low a tho lowest IN
rogpondenCe solicited, Address, SAMUEL Mi.
LER, MoundGyllO. Nursery Is one mile wei q
MOundByllle Depot. dc7.DIv,
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ALOT Of ladies', misses and ChIldrsn''
shoes At cost, at WILSON BhOS'.
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FoR the cure OF any kind Of Cough OF
Cold, use DR.. scott's Cough Syrup.
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SILK HATS Blocked and IrOnsd at
GEO. ]. RATHISOH's, 1922 Market st,
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u1ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF
w asblHn, With the hest Of teitFenos,a Toh"
HIM NJ NSV lind vhtro ho ran mAfe himself geng-
aliy ussill, WfgS no object Addfe" ID 30
thit oflFN lIsl..
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FOR SALE.
NOR sALF

DOR sALE-OoUNTER AND Shelly.
l. ING, 10 room No, 2, Mcclure House bulIlIh,
Inquire Of JN0. MCLURE. drj
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FOR SALE
The Country RelldenCo oil Luclus lIOgO, aiJonp,
HOFnbrtok'S Park.
AlSOr Two Island Lots, by -...
ie2 Wv, HoGE 4 BRO,
heal Estate Agen,A
1870 MnFksi Ilrrh
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WANTED.

w ANTED-BY A WHOLESALE
w Fish HouiO, FithclA'a Salesman i2tri! 10
West Virginia aud Ohio trade Addte,, Tlh ieitf-
4nee K.s. 4 o., ~ North NhafVc'' FI. iS9,
pa IebIIu&
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OnlOe. Nos. rs and n ROurteenth Street
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POINTS ON PEOPLE

Away nom Home and Strangers In the
Ciiy-PsFsOnsls and Notices Of Social
Events OF Local and State Interest
Paragraphs OF Feminine Interest.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Rev. W w. Campbell. d. D., of Pa. will
preach at the Grove Presbyterian church. Aher-
deem. on sabbath the 23d. On Sabbath, the 30th,
the Rev. Geo. Morrison, for eight years pastor of
the church, will administer communion and
preach his farewell discourse. On account of ill
health he declines to accept the renewed call to
the church, On 2Tth, 2Sth and Goth. at o o'clock
p. of each day. there will be preaching. Other
ministers will be present. Public invited. ct
No Providence preventing, there will be
preaching nj Forest Hill Hall. on next Sunday af-
terncon, October :s0th. at 2 o clock by Elder VIM
Grafton. All are invited.
Convention services will he held in Holy Trini-
ty Churvn, Churchve, on the nights of Novem-
her %. ID and +th, at o'clock. All the clergy of
the county are earnestly requested TO be present.
EDWARD A. CoLRURN.
Special Meetings at Mountain Church.-God
willing.O. A Bartholomew, of Covington. KY for
merly President Garfeld's pastor at the Vermont
Ave. Christian Church. Washington, d. c., will
the Mountain Christian Church. near Jerusalem
Hartford Co., on LORDS DAY, Oct 30th. There
will be all-day meetings on Lord s-days. Oct 30th
and Nov. 9Th, meeting commencing at TO- 30 A. NJ
p. NJ. and at p. NJ during the week. All are
cordially invited to attend.
oct2l-2t ALBERT NORTON Pastor
Fast Hartford Circuit, NJ. e. Church-Preach-
ing next Sunday. by Rev C. A. Jones, at Gun
powder 1890, Ahingdon33O Subject both places,
"Intemperance."
East Hartford Southern Methodist Church.
Preaching next Sunday. Perryman at II A. NJ
Aberdeen at p. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. j. W.
Steele. Prayer meeting every Tuesday night.
West Hartford, Southern Methodist Church.
Preaching next Sunday, by strangers, Jarretts-
vile, 10Y A. NJ, Fairview at p. NJ
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INJURED BY THE CARs.-One day last week,
Mr.. Levi Payhill, who lives near Perry Hall,
Baltimore county, was struck by the cars and
injured while shooting ducks from Gunpowder
Bridge, Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more railroad. He was engaged in loading his
gun, and to avoid an approaching train stepped
across to the opposite track, upon which a
freight train was also approaching. The cngi-
neer and a number of gunners who were upon
the bridge shouted to him to get off. but he did
not hear their warning, and was struck by the
engine The train was moving slowly at the
time so that he was not knocked oyerboard.-
He was seriously injured. He is attended by
Drs. Altvater and Cuttings. The railroad COM
pany, to avoid accidents, forbid persons gun
ming on the bridge, but the order is constantly
violated.