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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-07


81 Market st.
1884.
WEST VIRGINIA FREEMAN.
Announcement.
hereby announce myself as
candidate for the Office of Prescott
ing Attorney of Wood county, sub
iect to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention.
CHARLES T. CALDWELL.
May 3rd, 1884.
Is pounds of Prunes for 81 at r.
G. CaldwelPs.
Now for new subscribers-let US
have at least hundred week.
Closing out Fishing Tackle at
Cost, at R. G. CaldwelPs.
Two Lots on Pike Street, join
ing Mr.. Partridge's property, for
sale by W. F. ATKINSON.
SOC. buys a pair of Womens'
Shoes at R. G.. Caldwell's.
See our chrome page with o.
born's big engine for center
piece.
10 pounds Green Coffee for one
dollar at R. G. Caldwell's.
Mrs. r. Collins has returned
from the East and will have her
opening next week,
40 yard Reels for 40 cents at R.
G. Caldwells.
Next weeks F KEENAN, will be es-
pecialiy full of new matters. Send
for sample copies for distribution.
Note DR.. Warmers additional APP
pointments in this issue, extending
to June LIST.
American Hooks, 10 and ID cents
per hundred at R. G.. Caldwell's.
Business House and Lot above
the Railroad Bridge, on Market
Street, for sale by ATKINSON.
The Ohio River Railroad will be
completed in time to bring the
temperance hosts to the State Con-
Ventlon, June II, IS, 10. ..
Picked Pigs Feet, at R. G..
Caldwell's.
DR.. Warmers notes from Wayne
70 Calhoun counties next week.
he IS again in the Kanawha Val
ley, and will tell US of his doings.
REV. S. M. FERRELL's DEATH
We have note bringing the sad
news of the death of Rev. S. M. Fer
Tel, OF Roxalana, Jackson county.
Is pounds nice Sugar, for 81, at
H. &. Caldwell's.
The W. C. T. U. folks may ex-
ptect something from their editor
about her Wheeling visit, next
week. She reached home too late
TO talk in this issue.
Two good private residences
on Market street for sale by
w. F. ATTK1ssoN.
The one rare chance to hear the
great 7. De Witt Talmage is next
tuesday evening, at the Academy
OF Music. The Lyceum Associa-
tlon is entitled to high praise for
giving our people this one chance.
NO one should miss it.
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NEW York, Jan. 22.-Beeves receipts,
700; about equally divided between city
trade, slaughterers and exporters; nothing
doing in live cattle; dressed beef slow, but
firm; 3 TO 10 l.2 tor city; l-2 70 8 l.2 for
western. Sheep-Receints. 300, and 600
we're on sale from unsod offerings vester.
Gay; market dull and weak; 81 to SO 30 for
sheep; $3.50 TO 1918 for lambs.
Flour dull. Wheat, spot, fairly active
and a shade higher; options advanced l TO
Ia, closing firm; ungrAded red, IS 10
81 O6; No. 4 red, SO; No. 8 red, 95 81 to 9s;
No. 2 red, Si.02 81 to $iO7 -; No red,
steamer, 90 IL. Corn, spot IA to l-2 high
rr; options s toS4 higher; firm; closing
st outside rates; unEraded, 40 IL to 6i;
No. 3. s. to 81 IL: steamer, 81 TO So ga;
No. 2 6l TO 90. Coffee, SPOT. fair; Rio dull
and lower, H. options Is to 40 lower, fairly
active; sales, $50 bags; Rio No. 7, January,
10 So; February, 1926 TO 10 A.; March,
1910 to 10 so; April. 10 90 to 1870
Nav, 10. 70 to 10 IS; June. 10 70
to 10 90; July, 1885 to IL; August, IL. Su-
gar weaker; iair TO good refining quoted,
53ito 5l3 rs; refined quiet; g, SIS ~ 6;
extra g, @ IA TO 8 5 s: white extra Q, G 81
to Z, yellow, let 5 81: Off A. 7 TO 3.S
standard A, II 10 to IL; confecuoners A,
7-l6: powdered. = to 5 IA. M0lasses
steady and moderatelv active; New Or
leans, 80 TO 81 Rice stsidv with fair de.
mannd domhgtic IL TO 7; Rtngoon, 3.4,
Pusna, to 3 l.5. Pork stronger; new mes-,
sl4 80 to So 10. Lard strong; prime steam,
90.
The following IL the com paratiye state.
men Of the net receipts OF cotton at all the
TTpftaI Itafns norts
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AMTlDoTE To INALANiA.
LEGAL.

I'HE STATE or TEXAS TO THE SHEER
! co. of any constable OF Dallas County greet
ltu You are hereby commanded, that by
making publication NJ this C.Huon I'M some
NEWSPAPER published I'm the county or Dallas,
Tor four successive wt cre, prcyipls to the return
day hereof, you Summon ". r. Bcr whose
residence Is unknown "a be -ui sd ear before tho
" OF Dal'ns. AZ the Coutthnusc thercnf in the
city Dallas, on the lst Monday inFcbiuary
mex then and there to answer Ia the netitiou
of &. Aultmnn e co.., u coronation. filed i'm
said Courf on The 2lGd DAY OF December. 1880.
against the said W. s. O'Ber and o. X. SIM
mons sui lecing iu substance a. follows, to.wit
For two certain promissOty nntss in writing.
dated Nay 2and, l-Sl zach for the sum OF se2s.
aud due respectively. on the LIST day OF Novem-
her, A. ID lsS1 and ist day Of November. 1ssJ.
bear nr interest rom date. NJ the rae OF 10 per
cent per nnuum with 10 per cent. additional AZ
an attorneys eli collected b. legal process.
said note being payable at pa'lss, Texas, and tn
the order OF Brwser Lennon. said notes
were on tho Goth day Of October lSs2. transfer
red by nowser & Lennon 20 G Autman q
Co. for a valuable consideration. and Tor a ore
erty. to.wit one 33inch cylender new model
separator Wherefore plain'ifs pray Judgment
for debt interest. attorneys fees foreclosure
OF en- and All costs ofsut etc.
II rein fail no. hut have you then and there
before said court this writ with your return
the con, showing how you have executed tae
same.
Witness W. V. C. NIL. Clerk of The County
Court OF Dallas county.
r.. $ I-Given under nv HIND ard The seal NJ
snif cour in the city c. nAlss. this the l2'h day
Of January. 4 ID issa ". ". O.. WILL,
Clerk County Cnur Dallas County.
by l.. IT, HUoNH p, Deruiy.
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TUfNM To Enrich Thin.
1fGON walery blood.
II best not TO place
"a OF ,le

II best not TO place IA on the
amount appropriate
Tho COMMITTEES reported the bill TO the
house and It passed.
The house then proceeded TO the consd.
Grafton Of the calendar,
The bill passed providing for the holding
~ terms OF the caurt OF tha Western Judi
cial district OF Texas at III Paso. The merit
bills onthe calendar were those relative 10
The forfeited land grants, reported from tho
committee on judiciary for the purpose OF
enabling the house 10 pass upon the ques-
ton OF reference.
The next bill was that reported this
morning from the committee ON public
lands relative 10 the Texas Pacific land
grants. As the report had not bsen print
ed consideration was postponed without
prejudice.
Inc bill passed relating resources for
tho infringement on postals. IL provides
that no damages or profits be received
from y.deiei dsnt for infringement on
patents whom II shall appear that ho mere
ly used for mis- own benefit any article pur-
chased In open maaket without notice OF
the same being subject to patent.
Young. chairman OF tho committee on
public buildings, reported n resolution re.
quoating the secretary OF war TO remove
certain documents row stored In one OF he
rooma OF the capitol aud designating that
the room be vacated Tor the uss OF ths com
mittee on rivers aud harbors.
Young explained that II the resolutions
were not adopted II would become nsces.
Bary To secure accommodations outside OF
the capitol.
Willis offered ubstitate desiguatin. for
the committee on rivers and harbors the
room now occupied by the enrolling clerks.
An amendment was adopted designating
for the use OF the committee on naval
affairs the room occupied by the clerk OF
the house.
After long debate tho substitute ss
amended was adopted.
Adjourned
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WASHINGTON.
Mr. Lsphsm's Greer County I'm
favorably Reported on.
The Senate Struggling With q Retalla.
tory Scheme.
General Washington News Items.

WAmsGroH. Jan. 22.-Tspsslal.l- THE
house committee having charge Of Lam
hsm'e bill providing for measures to secure
Greer territory to Texas, agreed TO report
favorably.
Mr.. Gresham. general attorney OF the
Santa Fe railroad, reports tonight that the
subcommittee OF the house and senate hay
ing his right.otwsy bill under con,idera'
tion, are unanimous In its favor.
Huntington's recent visit here and speech
before the public land committee protehling
against the forfeiture OF his land granite,
have had remarkably little effect. His
manner was that Of one who was asking
fayors Of those he held In very little'esteem,
a fact that his recently exposed correspond.
ence with General Cotton clearly shows.
The post.oflce box In Lamar county was
established to-day, with Miss McEldowry
As postmistress.
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TuOsI IIIANGEs-

GALVESTON, Jan. 22.-fSpeoial. lit Is
definitely ssceriain.d that John Sealy, the
present general manager OF tho Gulf,
Color,do e Santa Fe railroad, will gucceed
George Sealy a. president, the latter Re-
turning on account OF the pressing nature
Of other business interests Mr.. Webster
Snyder, now general manager OF the Louis.
Vile, Evansville & s. LOUIS railway, will
succeed Mr.. John Sedly ~ general manager
Of the line. Among the causes leading 90
the change 1t is stated that John Sea y
having been general MANAGER four years
wished to be relieved, hut as the board re-.
used to accept his resignation and desired
him IN have supervision and control, and
Mr.. George Segly's private business dc
handing his entire attention be resigned
the presidency, thus creating vacancy,
making the election OF John S-aly possible,
and thu, retaining aud relieving him from
the ouCrous duties of general manager.
ThCec are all the changes that will be made
in the man gement Of the road.
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HARD on GkAST.

HARD on CHANT.
A current item for TIE press for the past
two weeks has been that General Grant
slipped down on the ice. Suppose he did;
don't you reckon ten thousand other people
did the same thing this winter? II Grant
had slipped out OF the country in youth IL
might have been better.-[ Athens Narrow
Guage.
MILEAGE VS.. TEN COMMANDMENTS.
When the legislature has before il the
subiects of per diem and mileage IL il 4
unit. tbs unanimous. There IL no differ.
cree of opinion. All vote yea" but on
all other subjects IL clunot agree. No two
caa see a subject in exactly the same light,
II the adoption OF the Ten Commandments
were 10 be foted on by sections, there would
ha nearly NJ quite rs many naysas ayes
Palestine News.
BKYuEp REASONABLE LIMITS.
The Galveston News has abused Govern.
or Ireland 80 persislentiy that he has posi-.
lively declined to have any communication
with that papers reporters at Austin. The
News went beyond all reasonable limits in
its assaults upon tho executive and IL is
but natural tor the governor TO resant in
dignities, There is good deal OF human
nature even in governors.-lGre Ban
ner.
TOUCHING TkRRrLL.
Terrells speech doesn't dovetsil with his
bill. That's where the trouble comes in.
As hid for the gubernetorial nomination
the bill was not considered an amazing suo-
cess, and now the speech while we'll enough
| in and OF itself, is yet c)nsic AIRED With the
bill, a vast failure. Judge Terrell is bril-
liant man, but like all other men OF, that
class, is inclined to overdo things little at
tines Waco Examiner.
NOT TRUE or GAfrEsvfLLE.
Colonel J. j. Hickman delivered an inter-
es,ing temperance lecture on last Saturday
night. He enjoys the reputation OF being
ore of the most eloquent men en- the TEN.
perance platform. His lecture was good
but was scarcely different in stand from
hose we have listened TO from boy hood up.
A lodge of Good Templars was organized
after the lecture. how strong we have not
been isformed. He said that he had been
informed that G,inesvllc was the worst
town IN the state for drinking, but did not
give Us the name OF the slGnderer.-fGaius.
vile Register.
THE rEFsELL LUNArIc ASYLUM.
An inierminabe i1n 81 ems - he on hand
In the matter ~ building the branch In a.
tic asylum at Terrell. IL IL said that work
Is progressing slowly. Just how much
work has been do We do no. know. but as
the statement IA msde hat the weather is
too cold for making brick. the inieTeIce is
that bat little, il any progress has been
nude on the structure. IL may be year
vet before the bIildiDg is complete and
ready for occupancy, aud in the meantime
| the irstne are confined in the various coun-
| ty jsils. This IL great hardship upon a
Glars OF uufortunstss who are entitled TO
the greatest sympathy. because they are as
poverless 20 help thenselves.as infsnts.--
| Brennan Banner.
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Clnclnnnti sin striving.

CINCINNATI, Jan. GA meeting Of cit
izens was held to-day take steps 0
secure the holding of the democratic
the treasury stated that SIS 600 had already
been subscribed TO pay the expense OF
the convention, which would include the
hall music, entertainment, transportation,
etc. The treasurer expects TO increase this
sum $4,000 and eleven additions were IN ade
to the list OF persons 10 visit Washington.
and Colonel l.. A. Harris and Benjamin
Robinson were appointei to go in advance
and prepare for the reception oil the general
committee.
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Annihrr MINI Gnrs Wrong.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Peter Weaver The
pool seller ut the race courses, is missing
from Brooklyn and no one seems 10 know
just where no has gone, He was under
bonds 10 appear for sentence, having
pleaded guilty 10 indictment for keeping
pool rooms. IL is also given out that
Weaver IS treasurer of the Iron M0uldef's
Union is short in his accounts $50 600 aud
that he cannot make good tho deficit aud
flight was necessary. The furniture Of
Viewers palatial residence according o.
advertisement is for sale.
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Thn Tlrn EnonrL.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. % The Touring mills Of
Henry Serth, OF Lenseburg, Illinois, have
burned. Loss, $4,000; insured for $40 900
YOUNGSTOWN, O., Jan. 22.-The barn Of
Noah Blosser, noar this city, was burned by
incendiaries last night with all us contents,
save the live stock. Loss, $4,000. Blosser
lstelv testified in court hero against a law
less gang near North Lima, charged with
riot. Three rioters were found guilty and
their friends threatened vengeance on all
witnesses who swore against the rioters
This is the third fire in that vicinity inside
of two weeks. Citizens are holding an in-
dIgnaton meeting at North Lima to-day,
and will appoint vigilance committec.
1 IWnKRs BARRE, Jan. 22-Tbe Hartford
breaker of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
Coal company, under lease TO the Phllsdel-
phia and Residing company, burned this
evening with many coal cars. Loss, slCO,-
COO: insurance, $4,000. Caused by q stove
upsetting. II was one Of the largest break
ers in this region. Six hundred men are
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DAYTON, o., Jan. 22.-Express No 2, on
the Cincinnati division OF the Toledo, Gin
cinnati & st. Louis road, consisting OF two
coaches, a baggage car and an engine, DASH
ed off long trestle twenty feet high, near
Beavertown, at 8 O'Clock this evening, caus-
ing complete wreck. The accident was
caused by a truck wheel Of the engine break
ing as the train was in the middle OF the
tres,lo and all was hurled of in an
instant, carrying away part OF the
'rost.e. Twenty passengers were on
board, Ave Of whom were injured. Morgan
H. Morgan OF Vepadosia, Ohio, is badly in
iured and was taken home Engineer Hen
derson was burned under the engine, his
collar bone broken and otherwise hurt, aud
Conductor Miller aud Express Messenger
Marshal were badly injured, the latter being
buried under his car. The escape of the
others on the train was marvellous, as not q
moments warning was given. The wound
ed were taken home aud TO this city, seven
miles distant.
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st. Louis Straws.

Sr.'Lours, Jan. pa petition to Presi
dent Arthur, asking that David Wagner
formerly chief justice of the Missouri su-
preme court and gentleman of great abil-
ity, and high, broad legal attachments,
be appointed judge sf the United States
circuit court to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation OF Judge McCrary, was tor
wardea to Washington Tonight.
The petition is signed by the state supreme
judges. several state officers, the mayer
city officers OF st. Louis, Judges OF all
courts Of st. Louis and the bar generally,
and a large number OF leading citizens
irrespective of party; also by the mayor
city officers aud lawyers generally oil
Kansas City and other cities In the state.
Major General Hancock and wife and one
or two members of his staff arrived here TO-
day to make briet visit 10 friends.
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NAsHvtLLE. Jan. 22.-E Il. Barnard the
astronomer of Vanderbilt uniyerity, re-
ports remarkable change in Brooks COM
ct on the nights of the Goth and 2ls, Sun.
day night tho nucleus was surrounded by
faint envelope and numerous dark rilts
were visible in the tail. Monday night the
tail separated into three distinct branches
showing darA SKY between aud rapid
pulsaiion Of light one degree back Of the
nucleus
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Good Isi,l,lnncc,

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Steve Alexander, q
colored gambler, was shot AMI killed by
John Johnson, also colored, while seated at
a faro table in gambiing.house on South
Clark street, of which Johnson was the
principal owner. Alexander had been los
ing nioney.al night, and on tina refusal of
johnson to allow him to bet $50 on credit
he made an assault on him, which resulted
in johnson drawing IA revolver and lhoot-
ing him. Both are notorious characters
among the colored gambling class. john
son gave himself up.
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judgment Entered.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 22.-The Times-Dem-
ocrats oxford, Mississippi, special says
Judgment was entered In the United States
court for Sl9i 900 for Green, Hamilton &
Co.. of Jackson; 500 900 for the Indianapo-
lis Rolling Mill company; ISL 900 for Fred
Wolfe, Of New York, co-plaintiG. against
the Memphis, Selma & Brunswick Railway
company.
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a BIoodIcss Panic.

Fir. WAYNE, Isp., Jan. GA panic &C.
Cured among tho passengers on the Wa
bash train last night i've miles east % here
upon discovering that the smoking car was
on fire, with the train at full speed. Tie
train stopped and the car was separat, d
and entirely consumed. No one was hurt.
IL caught from stove and delayed The
train thrae hours.
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urcr,yrD u,s CnIuI.stoN

Postmaster Garrison received yesterday
his commission which the few who opposed
This 10 the last nail driven in the coffin OF
TIE dissatislie and for the sake of peace
harmony and decencv the Dallas puolic
hopes that the disalfected eleulppt will
never resurrect. Yet they are still hard at
work trying to Gust him but their efforts
will be In vain
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.-The annual rC-
port of the Drug exchange urges a respite
from tariff agitation, and the hope Is ex-
pressed that the subject will be well consd-
cred before our great home markets lie
thrown open TO unlimited foreign compete
ton. The report further urges our legisla-
tors TO make u critical examination of The
cause of the decline in our shipping and
the best methods of recovering our lost po'
siti@n
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CHARLOTTE, N. c., Jan. 22.-rwo mnr-
dars, the outcome OF old quarrels, were
committed In Lancaster county Saturday.
Armstrong Fuuderbank was ghot and
killed 90 rradersviie by n man named
Gregory, and Billy Copeland shot and
killed et TRtshan by the three Gregory
brothers.
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A virginia Tewksbury.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 22.-In the senate
,o-doy letter was presented from former
employe at the penitentiary, containing
grave charges agains, the penitcntiary ..ofii-
Gals, showing that from neglected and care.
less treatment of sick convicis a number Of
them had died. Among the cases men
TONED is that of an Italian serving a term
Tor attempted wife-murder, who became
m last summer, after eating undergone
nsas Owing to his writings the doctor
taid he w.s insane and ordered him bound
TO an iron bedstesd. The next m orning
the man was dead. His flesh was dread.
fully cut from the cords with which he
was tied. Acommitiea will investigate.
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The Kentucky senatorship.

LouIsvrLLE. Jan. 22.-The senatorial stu
alton is unchanged. The caucus met again
tonight. The balloting did not show any
day. Balloting in joint assembly resulted
in the vote being cast for thirteen persons;
Carlisle received eight votes. 1t Is thought
Blackburn is discouraged.
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The finest. purcst, and best nlyors for
cakes, puddings, pastry &C., are DR.. Price's
Special Flavoring Extracts. In this age Of
adulteration. IL is gratifying TO find an
effort to stick ~ the old path of honesty,
and consumers owe II to themselves to
patronlze those making the effort. FIR nat
nral hayorines none compare with DR..
pI Ia -
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ALvAEADo, TEX, Oct. 1. 1Ss3.-J +.
SVfru 6 Co., St LOuis-Genis: My family
AID have derived more benefit from your
Bile Beans than from any liver medicine
we have ever used. We cannot do without
them. have never before given any one
a certificate; but cheerIuly give this in
the interest of humanity ard in the graft
tude for the benefits have received from
this remedy. | am,
Very respectfully,
n. O'BBGCKr, druggist.
k,, all lru,,,;ato
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/ had for thirty eight years suffered every
spring and summer with poison oak, which
/ contracted In bathing when boy. l
tried everything for II, including msny phy-
six bottles Of swift's Specific Is. 8. 81 four
yesrs ago, and II cured me sound and we'll.
'rhree summers have passed. aud have
had no return oiit. JosErH BeAsLxr,
Columbia, Georgia
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ron EMnEzZLEMENT.

An officer having in charge JOHNNIE Ly.
ingst1ne. q hard character, once a resident
OF this city, arrived here with him in
CHARGE last evening from Texlrkana where
ne effected his arrest. Livingstone IL
waited ia johnson county ~ answer to the
charge of embezzlemert. He was lodged
Ia Jail here for sale keeping.
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READING, Pa, Jan. 22-rse ily.wheel OF
tho sheet mills Of the Reading iron works
has burstsd. This throws l5l aands out OF
WORK for six weeks.
The Msoungle Iron oompany's furnace
started to-day, alter "a months idleness.
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A Ten Per Cont Cut.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan. 22.-The manu-
facturers' board Of trade have decided to
reduce the wages OF mill operatives Feb
ruary LIST. 1t is understood the reduction
will be about 10 per cent.
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WIN br Hrpr.srnirl.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.-rhe Merchants
and Manufaoturers' associations have call
ed meeting 20 perfect plans flr maxine
aproper exhibit NJ the cotton exposition at
New OdeaLs next Dec mber.
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New YORK, Jan. 22.-rhe billiard men
are endeavoring to arrange a match be-
tween the Chicago boy, Malone. and Frey,
the great pool player. The gen,ra opin-
ion Is Tia a. the west will maintain its pre-
sent prominencs over the east.
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AEIiESTI.D.

Cty Marshal Wray, of Fort Worth. ar
rested John Crisp on the streets here yes
terdly. He is wanted at Fort Worth to
answer to the charge of aggravated assault
Tho officer carried him over on last even--.
logs west-bound train.