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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23
THE WATER SUPPLY
once More seanty, owing 70 a combina.
ton Of Causes.

ton OF causes
In the advertising columns this morning Is
q notice from Superintendent Riddle OF the
Water Works, calling on manufactures aud
those using water elevators to govern them
selves carefully, as the Water Works Is again
Ia trouble aud the supply to-day Will be very
scanty. The old adage, that troubles never
come Singly, was never better illustrated
than II has been at the Water Works for the
past year, A break orstoppage has never oe-
CURED but what Othen would almost hume
diatelY follow.
Such Is the case Of the Water Works this
morning. There Is complication Of troubles
and Superintendent Riddle Is cast down In
the depths Of despair. IL will be remembers
ed that during the stoppage o few weeks
ago, Of two days, when such howl was
raised all over the city, In addition TO
broken pumps, the main supply pipe leading
from the works TO the basin, burst AT that
time the INrELLlGEScER stated that that pipe
was liable TO break RlWOst at any tine ~ u
was worn almost to the thlnnesS Of paper. a
new section was placed and II was hoped
that there would DO no further trouble until
the new ls.inCh pipe could be put down and
the old one thus relieved.
The work OF putting down the new one
was NuNNNGlN hglu9Nh wv luHb 70 HNs
yet completed. Tho old pipe which Is worn
out and rotten, Is almost useless, and since
Tuesday morning there has taken place along
Its line four bOwOuts OF joints and three
breaks. The last break occurred at noon
Yesterday at the intersection Of Main and
Eighth streets. 1t u bad one and the pipe
cannot be used until repaired. All water
to the basin will have to be forced through
the SMALL pipe
This might do were there any pumps to
force water, but the river Is on high, and,
Us usual, the Worthington pump Is disabled,
as II cannot be used when sticks, stones and
cindes are being carried down stream, for
fear OF their getting into the valves and utter
~ running the pump. The two old pumps
are twenty-five feet under water and cannot
work we'll for want OF Airln the chambers--at
least the north pump cannot be worked; the
south pump Is doing very we'll, and was, III
fact, the only one furnishing any water last
evening" This trouble Of want OF air Is one
that Is experienced every time there Is high
river.
A force Of men was Immediately put To
work on the supply pipe, which will be re-
paired some time Today. The necessity fora
pumping well for the Worthington pump has
time and time again been pointed out, and
now there Is another illustration Of Its need.
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A Give Away for EnIn.

This Is steubenville Herald wit;
Sam Harrison, OF the New Mcclure House,
In Wheeling, has the reputation Of great
ladies man, and II all came from an early ex.
perience Of his which bracpd him up for all
tine to come. Sam went one night to see
his best g,rl, and in his modest and callOw
way he sat down within six or eight feet Of
her. and edged his chair toward her. She
looked frightened, and, moving away, said
Git away, Sam Harrison"
~ ain I near you, said Sam, nervOusly.
"Yes, but you will be.n
No won't, neither" blnrted out Sam.
.Well, yon had better 20 home then"
Sam looked at the girl a minute, then at
the distance and for the rest Of the evening
the space between them was not appreciate
to casual observer.
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The C., T.V. a 81. RcceIYcrship and tho
W. d l.. l.. Road.


Happening 10 meet Mr.. 0. Russell Wood
on the street yesterday, an ISrrLtiaEycER
man buttOuholed him. Mr.. Wood is con-
nected with the office OF Managing Director
Cochran, Of the W. & l.. L. Railroad, and
the lNTRLLIGGNcER desired to get from him
some Information concerning the appoint.
nent OF receiver for the C., 7. v. Il w.
road, and in what way italIected the W. &
w. L. L. company's plans. He
protested entire Ignorance, though
he said 1t was his private opinion
that there was nothing in the theory that his
road had desired or induced tile move. He
said the article from the Cleveland Leader
printed in yesterdays INTELLGESCER was
based on an entirely erroneous prenise-thtt
no work had been done between here and
MasSilOn on the W. & L. H. road. He re.
garded the idea that that road wished to
secure the C., 7. V. & W. track as exceedingly
improbable. The fact Is that some SIS, 900
worth Of work has been done between Wheel.
Ing and the Pap Handle crossing, and force
Of hands has been at work all winter between
the Fan Handle road and Massion, Tho
right Of way between this city and Bowers
town has nearly all been scored and SO
Tar as hc Is informed there Is no intention 10
change the original plans OF the projectors Of
the w, y l. f. road. The object 81 the road
Is 10 shorten the route to Cleveland II the
Y. I, v, 4 W. track be used this will not be
accomplished. II the people along this end
% the route OF the proposed new road fuIfll
their promises in regard to right of way and
subscriptions, Mr.. Wood thinks there can be
no doubt OF the completion Of the road as
originally intended.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CRY CLERK's oyr,rr

WHEELING. W. Va, February y, 1852.
sealed proposals will be rectiyed at the o,Icc n,
me oSity CLERK until WEDNESDAY. MARCH
E,,t ~ at O,ClockP :. NJ, for the removal Of ali
d! =, 'S S me year commencing APRIL l. 1852 the
r1 F9f the Flint District comprising all of the FInt
and Fo sd The Second District comprising the Second
III EHr the Third district, comprising tho Third and
CGidWells nun TO the southern ihe oI T'h OIL
r.TIlnI,e run District, comprising M sottb nj
e1Wawell1 run 70 the southern line III the civ VI
dtS,g petsons VIII 10 awarded for maTe thgn ono
LOT more than one district. ""' PiolOsul
az rTT9poSAs % be Gddicsed 10 the "Chalrmnn n,
t ~ on HEALTH" the comlnitiee T,.y,'
'Ns He nghI 70 reject any OF all bids.
ir0a FRANK BOWERS.
- TNKsfF Mat
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W. II. RISEHARr& BRO, 1915 Mar.
ket street, furnish their beautiful wares
for crystal and china weddings.
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i. o. II. NJ.
The openIng OF The twelfth Council In
This CITY,

The Opening OF the Twelfth Council In
This City.
The Great Council Of West Virginia I'm
proved Order OF Red Men, assembled IN
Logan Tribes wigwam, Crangle's Block
yesterday ut 0 o'clock A. " The Council
pile was kindlsd IN ample form at the ninth
run OF the rising sun.
The following Great Chiefs were present
A. Q, +. Ebeling, Great Sachem, P. 7.
Q, sehambra, Great Senior Sycamore.
II. korner, Great Junior Sycamore.
Mm, 7. Grade, Great Prophet Sycamore
il. Q. Uhlrich, Great Chief Of Records.
John Schneider, Great Keeper Of VAN
pun.
Chr, ReitI, Great Sanap, p. T.
G., A. Stocker, Great Aiishinnewa,
Alan kratz, Great Guard OF Wigwam.
= u. Hillebrandt, Great Guard OF Forest
Representatives from Wheeling and other
parts OF tie Stale were admitted and In,
structed; other routine business occupied the
remainder OF the forenoon. The different
reports were submitted and referred to up.
propriate committees.
The Great Council then took recess until
Tuesday morning at 0 o'clock TO give the
committees time 10 examine the papers re.
ferfed to them, and report
An invitation received from Grey Eagle
Tribe, Eo.,5h Haymlkers, to attend social
entertainmentln koch's Hall this evening,
was unanimously accepted.
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.o.PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, have this day formed n m.
partnership under the style snd firm name Of blum
MARKS, nrthe purpO'e Of continuing the bu ines
~ our present premises, No. lll6 Main street, q
heteVoiofe' n. BLUM,
,r,,.., 80, =, Il MARKS,
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WARRINGTON, D. c., February 23.-1A.M-
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather westerly winds becoming variable,
stationary or higher temperature and pres,
sure.
For the Lower Lake Regions, clearing
weather, westerly winds, stationary or lower
temperature and generally higher pressure.
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WORCESTERSHIRE NOTICE

We, the undersigned, have this day formed n m.
Gfnneship under the style and tim name Of 4,
sieaenbach & Bro, for the purpose OF carrying on
alu IOComtlnne the retail and Wholesale dry voods
business at the old stand No. liOi Main stfest NJ
suST1cetAIFS 70 AcNrS. !. blum & Bro We FsSnect.
n soIirt the patronage Of the ladies Of Wheeling
anu vicinity. A. SlkDENKACIf. Q
WHEELING, W. Va. FebrnhrY en ISL frai
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Richard woOllsy 4 sOns-Third page
Prop0sals-A. II. Buchanan.
Our Continent" the New illustrated
Weekly.
Notes 10 Water Consumer.
Ons-EIghtlI Inch Holly Wood.
Dissolution NOtice-Head Of local.
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JOB LOT of Ladies' and Misses Collars,
only llre cents, 10 close them out.
t SpEYER BROS.
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Do'sr thou love llfep-Then do not souan.
der valuable time-ior that Is the stuff life Is
made ot-bnt procure at once bottle Of DR..
butts Cough Syrup for your cough and be
cured. Your druggist keepsit.
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BEFORE we retire from the retail
trade we offer great bargains in order 10
close out the entire stock.
SPEYER BROS,
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500 DOZEN Towels, only I've cents, be-
fore we retire from the retail trade.
SPEYER BROS.
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JOB LOT of all SILK Ribbons, only five
cents per yard, at our closing out sale.
SpEYER BROS.
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THE usual merchants lunch ut the New
MeLure HOnSe Sample Rooms dallY.
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WHEELING, W. v.
NOTICE.

Az parties having any claims against the Wheel.
LOT immediate Settlement, Al those who are nj.
ueDIel TO US VIII please call and settle lhclr nc.
counts Our successors, McssrS. Blum & Marks, are
meleoy antnonzeh 70 settle and collect all claims
and accounts Of the late firm.
NJ. WHEELING BAZAAR COMPANY.
WHEELING, w. Va. February 20 1850
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A CARD.

a GARD
We the undersigned, take pleasure 10 inform the
public In general. our customers especially and OuI
trends In particular that we have this Av sold Oul
our Interest In the Wheeling Bazaar to Messru Blum
Z Marks, our present members Of the firm, who
VIII be our Successors and will continue the buAI.
nets il all It's branches heretofore carried ON by
w nj the present premises, No. liOj Main street
The new hrm Will spare Meth, efforts nor palms m
plenSlng AMI accommodating the Patrons Of the
house. In retiring from the firm we tender ouI
slncerett thanks 10 our customers and friends fOI
Their liberal share OF patronage bestowed upUn u.s.
and we solicit continuance Of same for our sue
ceeSon. SOuIs Very truly,
1 kIIfM 4 nPn
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dissolution.

The co,partncHhIp heretofore existing betvecn
iSanc Blum CiustHye Blum, Moses Blum and Ben
Marks trading under the style and firm name Of
me wheeling BAZAAR company, was this day as.
so!Nea oy mutual consent ISAAC BLUM,
GUS. BLUM,
MOSES BLUM
,,,,-. H. MARKS.
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I am agent for payid's celebrated Prize
soap G,s EEEsT.
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FoR sALE-NtoE RESIDENCE,

offer my residence OIL the Island for ole J.,,
No. y North Font street, si1ly icri i,fs,Ti
running back 100 feet 10 the liver. stnsii,S,sj
Of choice fruit, nOweR aud Shiubleyy ~
house attached TO building and heated by baT,,
apparatus In the latest Sty,e. avs
,nn IL q sHRivER
yIO ,, No. lgll Main Itps
kHNnfntaF Fnf,f '''Ns
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FoR SALE.

EUR SALE.
IL One frame dwelling, S rooms. on Coal r,y
Une double fnlme dwelling, n rWn,s I'M M, )
One inme dwelling, 3 rooms, on AlIey2
One dOubl" imme dwelling, S rooms M N,,kss
One lot ground on Island
:, For further information and prices cal q 4
HAEEsS & CO., 43S MRin street. or IS 4 NtisS
lilo Main Stiect. II not sold hy Snlnrisy ~
Will be offered at public lalr at Tie ifu6i "a
the Court House. Isl i,isaI
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A CARD.

We. the undersigned, take pleasure to inform the
public In general, our customers especially, and
our friends particularly that we have tbI day sold
out our dry goods bnsiueSs, located ut llOi Main
street, 10 Me'sS 4. SledenbaCh & Bro Of PhilAdCl.
phla Pa, who will be our successors and will con.
linue the business IN ali ifs branches rs heretofore
carried on by U.s. aud we can vOnch for them that
they Will hpaFe neither efforts nor palms IN pleasing
our business we tender our dncerCst thanks 10 our
customers and friends for their liberal patronage
bestowed upon us, and We solicit continuance Of
same for our successors.
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PEAL ESTATE DULLErlN;
FOR SALE AND FOR ryy.

: FVh ohLE MD TUX KENT.
A double twoEtory brick dwelling, Ss.,E
fronting 70 feet on ALLEY II and mnulI M Z
feet, sl,6CU. AH
An eltgaat aud deSimble. re,Iderce n ia
Front ttrset, large, plllHrrd front, III M -
house and green house. lot 60xiO0 10 INA ~
cay. So
Most desirable property on Fifteenth SIM,
feet front, S. zoo Rents Tor SiS6 "'''
small fame dwellings with S, 4 aud y mai =
Kitchen, VIII tell sepante.
For Rent-One tt0rerOm on Aia-ket ttr,t
One huge residence, No. All Market Strtt
One large three.StOry warehouse an NIi,frs
and u few dwellings. Enquire at the Reai h
of VS. q A. sc,,,rpv, \
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Chr, Reitz, Great sanap, 1T.
g. A, Stocker. Great Alishinncwa


j am agent for Dayid's celebrated Prize
Soap. G. s. FEEsI.
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A s SIG SALE : BALDWIN.

N ROW. DAi-D"'A'
by. virtue OF Decd OF Assignment from 4, Is
zens' Fire, marine md Life lnNfnl,c ntBi,,i I
wheeling, 10 inc, dated Un the 2th day n ma
1877, and on record In the Recorders n
co nty, West VlFginiu, In Deed BooK Nj 4 ~
lS7, will, ON ~ AVA W. ~ ~
"WEDNESDAY, THE Isl DAY OF NAEE ~
a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the iIonI dtord ,k,CCIa
House Of Ohio county, tell ut public nutse, TO b
Richest bidder for fash, the iUlONlngINpfil =
VII: 4 certhili piece nr parcel u rfGutd ,Itits
East Wheeling, belng part Of lois No,. rs "a
Situate on seventeenth Attett luInIrrIlt Al1si
iUse II use, and founded ~ follow: lvIi hsft
the northwest eOrnerOf lot No, lsG and ulia
s1uthwafdly along the west line Of Qld II :! Z.
more or less; them eAStWArily sud vi fIshIItg1
with salt line 20 ct (btIug ii feet on III 30 IL
thence nor hw rdly and Inml q To Aid fn 70
TONED line ~ feet More or les IL an Llfy; Ibdt
TO the Ilace Of beginning. saId Piece dfGi
contains our blitk lcueu rnts iOHiing on iltiB
lie square on which stands the Hoe rJuS ~
MENTIONED and Is known rs Buldwius Row.
J. c. HERvEY, AuctIOnccr. ta
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We retnAiil, yOlfs very truly,
]. BLUM & BRO,
NOTICE.

All parties having any claims against us will
AL those who ara indebted 10 us will please call
and settle their accOunt
]. BLUM & BRO.
Wheeling ". Va, iloi Main street..
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
ST. JAMES HOTEL
GENERAL NOTICES,
OBJECTION NOTICE.

EHEO11ON N0I1UH'
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of TIL
Nail city Building AiSOclausn, for the election of
Board Of Directors, Will he held at their piace 0
meeting In Cmnge's Bio K Market street, OF
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1882, between
and O'Clock. ]. W, BORING, President,
NJ JEPPERs Secretary, fyI6Th
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WANTED.
NoRN WANTED.

e oAN WANTED
The highest market price paid for Whit,
yellow corn.
Wheeling Grape Sugar and RsanID, =.
pany. A'c. EGERTER
lM-Se Secretary
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Che gttelIigetrtsr.


ONO. ho.. % and "a rourleenlh streel
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FOR RENT.

TNoR RENT.-THE STORE poss
!; n and DyeIllns, No. lilS Main ,tVet i uV9I
HENRY X. LIST "llt
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lGoOD ROOMS TO LET-WElI S;;S'
III NlsHED. with Or without bo,sJ :. W
wish: Cor. Main and Twentieth If,1I ~
FkRIthL-
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100 asA'Ah
Division A, grades No. / and 2-Misses Mary
A. Davis aud NJ. L. Jehres, teachers. Reel.
tatinns, Extract from Horatius," battle OF
Bunker Hill, Boston Tea Party" ''BattIe
ofTrcntoD," "NIOther OF Washington. y Free
dom's Banner, independents Bel, - Free.
dom's Song" "WssbingtOn's Grave "Pre.
amble to the Constitution" "Wnrren's adj.
Dress Concert exercises, selections from
Washington, Everett, Holmes Writ, Byron
and Others, Essays, "Washington,h GPut.
man, Lafayette" Liberty Bel, . york.
town. Washington from Mt Vernon 10
New York ".Washincton's Inauguration
Division B, Grades No. / and 2,-MisSss
Miriam Dean and Mary A. Bsilie, teachers.
Concert recitations; Liberty and Union.W
Preamble OF Constitution" "I.ibsrty and
Independence. Extracts from Washington.
Why We celebrate WShington's birthday.
Prominent traits OF his charaster, from TIC
Life OF Washington. Battle Of Trenton.
Essay: sketch Of tho Early Life OF Wash.
ilRton.n Patriotic songs, readings and IN.
divldual Rotations by scholRn
Division c. Grades Nos. /, 2 and 3-AIiss4s
Lizzie N. Swift, Lizzie McKennan aud Lizzie
teaehers. Concert rocitations Of
the grade. Individual recitations, 'Yiye u
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America .''Extraots from webiter,r lsohr
Flag Preamble TO the Constitution "The
Boy that Could Lot Tell a Lie "WashinE.
TONS Birthday my Native Land, .united
States Flag" Song, america, J" Columbia,
the Gem OF the Ocean, &c. Essays, "a
Sketch Of Washington's Life, Christopher
Columbus &c.
Division D, Grades /, 9, and 4-AliSses
Anna T., Greer, Ella G. Heryey, Fannie r.
Brady and Mfs. n. G. Griffith, teachers.
Questions on the life Of Washington, concert
exercises OF the grade, and extracts from
Washington, Richard Henry Lee. Web
Ster and Others. Local Geography. lndlyid.
ual relationship portraits washington
Crossing the Delaware" LAND Of the Free"
and Questions on the Flag Of the United
States Of America" Songs, MARY Had q
Little Lamb, Shouting the Battle Cry Of
Freedom and Columbia, the Gem OF the
Ocean" The attendance at this school was
simply enormous; the rooms overlooked with
patrous and friends. The Grammar room
pupils were appropriately addressed by Hon.
George II. MOileit Of the West Virginia
House Of Delegates.
UNION DISTRICT.
Principal, W. H. Anderson,
Grammar school, Miss Jane II. Anderson,
teacher Miss Lucinda Sims, aSsistAntv-With
division A, grades and 9, Misses Annie Ew.
Ing and Lizzie Downs, teachers.
song-Ahld Lang by School
Observation-Disclosures BIrthaaEcTA
RecltatIon-E f1nribus unum.........V Snie tlustei
ReciIAilOn-Ihe National Flag ........ Emma IiudkC
sOng-lsed, White and by School
groWihei
Concert Recitation .,...,,,. Eight Girls A Division
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Prof F. II. Cago, principal; Miss Lizzie
Clohan, teacher Hiss Mary Reppetto, assis.
tant teacher,
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Charles Chadwick, sent up from Bridvc.
port charged With appropriAting to his own
use w. SUIT Q. CLOTHES that didn't belong n
MINI Nun, aga VINO was last week indicted BY the
Count IL ,e t ea, sGp 81 S Ssef any, came into
and plead guilty TO the indictmsnt sS ,SSruay
sentenced to tina penitentiary nj hssj w. w
for one year and Will be taken Ia CoIrsssaIpso,r
this morning. Several otleFs inSIc,S5i ~
Penitentiary otienses are IN jail. bnt /, h iot
derstood that their cases will not hs .. W,
until Judge Kelly returns from oambSidsse. sa
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THE MISFIT STORE.

THE MISFIT STORE.
81. so fHs :. Pl Inc Flannel Suit GAR cut worth
MisFIT STORE cor. 10th and SITS.
&1 n for Blue Flannel Suit. G. A. r. cut. worth
QlV SIS It a rs STORE, cor. 10th and s.s.
$3 for s msf Effh f f ss SSs s sa the
$13 s s ssf St fosE Ss
cts q 81 Is for White Duck Vests. worth s. Is.
'' o. a Il ST STORE. cor. 10th and F sta.
IifsPa fes S snt Sss ss
So for Tsf sH sT ESih :s r. and
$O M1sFiT STORE. ECO cor. ' 10th and 1ac sts.
$lS for fine h1sf4 ss sHo SSe S. St the
$40 Light & SsFff s sHSh Eossa So e. Ia
ST. good sToR Ees & & t
Duck vf Tfs as p g sAo SsEh e. g e
GOO for silk lined Ere nch Cashmere Suits worth
MIsF1r STORE. cor. 10th and s.s.
RR1iR SSss end Yet sS Ss fS
&C0 for fine Diagonal Coat and Vest. Blue or Brown
0'' asfFf sr ofdsa g. i q and
91o style T Sisl 81 s i IS co. 10Th
$l5 ns REsPfR sT5sE ss' s f.
$3.50 sfzi HP sf6 SSEa g. ID; Il Z:
Sc Do's ss F' saa ;2 :. he on .na r.
$3.50 for fSss Ep sFS Ssa ga lot s ,ss
Tor &isf4f R sHeh Eoea & r
So asrf RsHs Eoa s1S :: e
r Ear soGd f B1s ne. 0ase Or Dress suis reliable
MSFIT SToREs corner ION iSsS and nd = 81 sns
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Affair, I'm West wa~ht.rsen.

THE FUNERAL OF the late John c. Hunter took
place yesterday afternoon from his late residence
on street. Rev. A. R. Stuart rector Of Christ p
Z. church, officiated, and Messrs Palmer, Hogg,
SnOwden. Kelsey, l. ThoS Davis, Mckinney, w. D.
Cassn and Col Ball were the pall-bearerS.
BRIDGE STREET MERCHANTS complain that the
street is swept without sufficient sprinkling, and
that their stock suffers more less damage every
time the street Is swept, they do not close their
doors
DEATH-Mrs Caroline Bussard, former matron
OF the Aged WOmen'S Home died at the residence
of her daughter, No. 1918 street. yesterday, aged
81 years, after short illness.
GRAIS.-Arrived-Bo Boat Sam Jarboe, with 2,o00
bushels wheat and 500 bushels corn. There were
no offerings On Change to-day, and no sales re-
ported.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-GIeat Falls, clear;
receiving reservoir, slightly turbid; distributing
reservoir, clear.
HIaH TIDE.-June 10. 5:37 am. cor pm.
THE FISH MARKET.-10.0OO herring sold at q
10 81 per thousand; 300 ta1lors at $16 TO $40 per
hundred. Reported by c. f. Harper, wharf agent