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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-19

Officer Croughan was stopped on the
street at a late hour last evening by o man
who was hunting his vile. He was a lit
tie full, but told the officer that he thought
the circumstances justified him in looking
onthe amber colored beer and swallowing
a goodly number OF glasses Of 1t. The Of
ticer agreed with him. The mans name
is believed 10 be Grow, and he halls from
down the river, somewhere about Mata.
morals. His wife is a dressmaker Of gay
and lively disposition and has skipped oil
without saying anything 10 her husband
about where she was bound. Hehss fea-
sons 10 believe that she has tloated into
this town. BE told Croughan he had two
dollars for anyone that would find him
his wife, and then strolled of to sober up
and renew the search to-day.
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RTyER NEWS.
stage Of tho water and Movements Of Ii.
-2sF Steamboats,.

Stage OF tho Water ana Movements Of tbs
Steamboats,.
The Andes arrived about noon yester.
day with amedium sized manifest and .
goodly number otpassengets.
The Climax Is now making her regular
trips in the Martins Ferry trade. Hel
upper works arc not yet entirely com.
pleted, but workmen are busy OF. them all
the time.
The riyeris still steadily falling at this
point. The marks last evening showed a
depth in the channel Of 8 feet II inches.
Business was pretty lively on the leyee
yesterday afternoon.
The reports from above last night were
rs follows; Pittsburgh, 4 feet q inches and
falling; Rice's Landing, ) feet 5 inches and
falling; Lock No.4, 0 feet inches, and
stationary Brownsville, 8 feet and sta.
honafy; Greensboro, II feet 10, inches
and II ltionafy; OIL City, 3 feet d inches
and falling; Parker, 8 feet aud falling.
The ruinor that Supervising Inspector
John Falirenbatcb, OF this district, had
resigned tolbecome Smoke Inspector OF
Cincinnati, appears II have been without
foundation. Nearly alt the fiverm men on
the Upper Ohio are very anxious 70 have
Inspector Fahrenbatch retain his position.
The Andes will leave this altdfnoon for
Cincinnati. She has superior accommo.
dations for both passengers and freight
and there Is not packet on the u PIPER
Ohio that has q more careful or painstak.
ing set OF officers. Captain Charlie
Mnhleman Is At the head. During this
season the Andes will carry passengers
from here 70 Cincinnati and return ior
$40 This includes board aud stateroom
all the time the boat Is gone, one week,
including o day and q pishtin Cincinnati,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


Strangers In tho City and wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mr.. Will Delaplain left yesterday iol
Texas, He will be engaged on Mendel Z
Booth ranch.
Mr.. Robert Drownsfeld, a very old gen
tlemen, sixty years a resident Of this city
died at his home on North Main stree
yesterday morning. ~
Professor w W. K. Pendleton has returned
to Bethany after an extended Southern
trip taken for the benefit Of his health aud
for the purpose oil furthering the interestt
OF Bethany College.
Superintendent Peck, OF the Mounds.
vile Penitentiary, was in the city yester.
day purchasing supplies and making &C.
quaintances. He Is very pleasant gen.
tleman, and bids fair TO make q good
official. -
U. S. Deputy MarshalW. e, Ramp, Of
this city, has received orders from Mar
shal sehon, to report il Charleston next
Thursday. Mr.. Ramp was one OF the
mort valuable deputies Marshal Atkinson
ever had.
Mrs. Il. Hughes, OF Wheeling, who has
been the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Capt,
Louderback, Of Grape Island, for the past
week, returned home last evening accom-.
panied by her sister, Mrs. j.. K. Bailez,
Tor o briel visit to her old friends and
schoolmates.
]. CampbellPalmer, Esq Of wellsbnre
has engaged the law firm OF Ewing, Mel.
vim & Riley, Of this city, TO assist him in
prosecuting the suits Of Kelsey aud Wal.
tiers against the Wellsburg National Gus
Company for damages resulting from the
fatal aud destructive explosion that oc.
cnrred recently. The case is one OF great
interest in Wellsburg.
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LETTERS addressed to the following
named persons remain unclaimed at the
postofico: Mrs. Julia @. Brown, Crowell
Fewsmith, 6. Freeman. A. Galdsali, Q: !:
Herring, II. Z King, Manager Josie Mills
Peoples Dramatic CO., W. Z. Robertson,
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Yery, Yery Llttle ThlnEl,

But very lmportant-your blood cor.
paseles. They are bright red. They are
so small that il takes over 8 200 OF them in
a line to make an inch. The bright red
color comes from the iron in them. When
there Is not enough iron the blood is thin
and watery and impure. Purity and
Sigor 60 together. browns Iron hittes
is the only safe iron tonic ever made. 1t
enriches the blood, builds up the system,
gives health, strength, and enjoyment OF
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wsllsbarg Notes.

At the public school exercises held on
Friday evening by the graduating class,
all acquitted themselves in a very credit.
able manner. The production Of Miss
Mamie Dornan was above the average and
has been highly commented upon by
Rllwho heardit.
Charles Walker, tho young man that in
tlicted the wound upon Lewis Browning
from which he died, was arrested yester.
day and given apreltminary bearing be-
fore Squire Quest, and was held. in bonds
to answer an indictment for unlawful kill
ing. Bail was promptly furnished.
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j. BRILLES
Hiss Main Street,

The only store where gnoAS arc marked In plain
figures, and sold at strictly one price We Will
commence on SATURDAY, MAY 10. to lnau yuratf
RsyStem entire new 70 this city and viclnlty,
whlNh will lay all the iOrmtr Gilia aud Prices
witch We have 20 lIbG'Rlly distributed heretofore
entirely IN the shade, which Il as follows:
Tho n'Oats which we are entitled 70 We Will from
this on not ouly divide. but give the greater part
10 our patrons and customers, and In addition 10
thai, give you, after having pnFchaIe the 600 =,
n cAsh premium OF cents on every dollar up 70
so 90; cents on every dollar mp 10 so %: cents
on every dollar upt6 S76 co. 10 cents nn every dol.
lar up 10 go co. and 10 cents on every dollar up TO
800 ., d over.
Dut now you will ask how will we obtain this
large premium when very seldom one person buys
this emOunI Of EOOdsH We will here EAy 20 you
that we will give The cash PREMIUM II two. threP,
five or moro ItiaB6A or nc 'HhbOTs come 10 ila ana
together buy ccriau amount OF goods; each one
Individually will be entitled 10 the cab premium
OF tho whole bill bought
We havp fully the above mentioned goods III
stock, all purchased tbs spring a. prices lower
than they nave ever been In this country. and are
marked 10 plain figures, and sold a those only.
Clnh together, como from TAT and near, AID by
the purchase NJ one suit yIu will save yous Ats
for quite distance. Such M opportunity - not
offered very Olt0n, andAS we have determined Ia
dispose OF these gods between this and July VIC
are ready TO aGrlice our profit, and arc Offering
the above cash pretlthnls to every pufchaseF, DO
ginning on SATURDAY, MAY 10 lass. -f
mylEgTThAS "a
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THE ANNUAL TOUR
on PROF.. wnIrH,s eEoIoeY olAss.
The BOYS and Their Teacher at PlltsbarEh
Taxing object Lessons in the science.
Their Route tlIis Year What Psaf.
White Think. Of Natural Gas.

Prof. /. @. White, Of the West Virginia
State University, at Alorgantown, and his
class in geology, arrived in Pittsburgh Sat
urday and passed the day in an inspection
OF the Edgar Thompson steel works at
Braddock, the workings of several Bes,
ssmer furnaces, and particularly Of the
glass works on the South Side. Sunday
the class visited the Thorn Creek oil fields
at Renirew, in Butler county. and interest
eddy watched the operations there. Yes
terday morning they left for Huntingdon,
on the Pennsylvania road, whence they
90 to Bradford, thence through Bedford
county to Cumberland, Md. From Cum.
herland they 80 TO one OF the tributaries
OF the south branchof the Potomac into
the eastern panhandle Of West Virginia,
and thence 10 Dubois, the terminus Of the
West Virginia Genital 4 Pittsburgh road,
and finally up the Parkersburg branch,
when they return to Motgantown in time
for the commencement, June 18th.
This is the third annual trip Prof. White
and his students in geology have made
He Is impressed with the idea that the
way to teach geology is TO give the pupils
practical lessons. AS is well known Pro
lessor White has spent considerable time
investigating the natural gas belts Of West
Virginia. Speaking Of the subject to .
Dispatch reporter he said: "a
"rhere is undoubtedly q large quantity
OF natural gas territory In West Virginia
which has not been developed and which
probably willnot betorsome time TO come
Indeed the only place where it has beer
developed is down around Wellsburg
They have one well there which was drill
ed tnirty-seven years ago. l have talked
with some Of the Oldest inhabitants, anC
they tell me that there is no perceptiblt
change in the pressure, In their memory
There il. another well there drilled in 1885,
which has the same record. These were
used for a number Of years in the manu-,
facture Of lapp black.
~ think that by far the largest belt lies
down between the Big Sandy and Kama.
wha rivera. There was good flow Of gas
struck down not far from Warfeld, Ken
lucky, some time ago, which is going tc
waste out there in the wilderness. The
parties who drilled 1t were after oil. The
well ia too far from any available point tc
be used. It might be piped fifty miles e
Ironton, but it is a question whether The
pressure would be sufficient to carry Il
that far and yet DO strong enough to dc
the work necessary to cover the big ex'
pense OF piping. Some day there may BIZ
a railroad laid up the Big Sandy and that
will open up a good territory Tor manu-
factory plants. But now gas property
there isnotyery good. Inthese old well.
/ spoke OF as situated around WellsburI
some OF them have stopped flowing for /
time. This was found to be because the
salt water had not been properly cased Of
and had formed inCrustations Of salt which
nearly closed up the wellsn
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One Of the finest stoves in the city can
be seen at j. o. Payne's l4l8 Market
street. The Housskesper's Ideal is one
OF the greatest inventions for summer
cooking. With three burners and an
oven cooking can be done for hotel. Ono
burner generates gas for all. Il is so
simple q child can operate.it. All in need
Of good stove should call and SEQ the
T5anT re- 1al -l1 81 ~
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A woAtAN ASSAULTED.
a Lively Scene ut Prominent Hotel Yes.
s4a.1.,

n lNdlyt eGuue ut u EFohlnenb hptel 4 eos
terdny.
Alittle scene which caused some gossip
was enacted at the st. James Hotel yes.
terlay. A man engagedin advertising st.
jacobs oi1in this vicinity, has been stay
ing at the st. James for some time with q
young woman who passes as his vile.
Yesterday this young woman met drum
mer on the street and asked him where
the 3 ( o. ticket ofiics was. Hetold her,
when she asked him 10 walk there
with her. He started to comply, but tho
st. Jacobs Oil man showed up, and nd
dressing the woman, said, "I'll give'yon
Just two minutes to get back to the hotel."
The drummer did not wait to hear the re-
Spouse, and the man and weman went to
tho st. James, entering by the Main street
entrance. AS they reached the short
flight Of steps leading into the office. tho
man struck the woman in the back OF the
head, knocking her down The steps.
Bystanders rushed up and helped the
woman, or girl, for she is scarcely more, 10
her feet and into another department.
Her alleged husband remarked, "I've had
enough OF this! Now, d-y you, I'll send
you homeln
Inquiries at the hotel failed to develop
the names OF the parties. The girl is said
to be from Cleveland. She is blonde,
and attracted general attention by her IN.
timacy with the members Of the Drown &
Darling skating combination when they
were here aud at Bellaire.
It's the general impression that II the
man wanted TO have a fuss with her, lie
could have found something much more
serious to quarrel about.
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The man gave his name as Ford. He
was locked up till police court, and then
the police authorities were about TO re-
lease him, when Sheriff Handlan inter,
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NRw York, May ls.-A sheriF'sdeputy
to-day entered the Offices Of the Com.
mercial Credit Union, az 205 Broadway,
and under o writ Of repleyin took posses.
sion OF a reference book belonging to K.
g., Dun & Co, which, II was alleged, WIS
being used for extractinga and retailing in.
formation as To credits.s y, ,i.4.'
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NOTICEl.

TEVs ~
WHEELING. AprIl y. 1885.
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PROPOSALS.
CLERKS oPVicE, BOARD OF CoxxpuoSr,s
UHt0 County. W. Va Nav ii iSSI

CLLRkB UHFlcE, board OF C0NNUuONrPS,l
oHto County, W. Va, May II, lSSA
Scaled proposals will 10 received until ia ss,L
inst Of noon, for furnishing common cotsin,
stained, for any buriAls that may be ofiett5 m
County Commissioner wIthtn The rlty dIstfiS, n
Ohio county for the ensuing two ycars, tCSnnIns
June /, 1855. s4''''h
For furnishing common collins stained lo+
burials that may be ordered BY 4 Com j Jo6,nis,
sionef within the county districts Of Ohio COUNTY,
dutilg said time.
For furnishing common collins stHgneA, "a, hull.
ais that may DO ordered By the superintendent d
the County IDhrn1Ary during said time.
Bidders TO specify the pri69 OF rOtilm iNt lemons
over and under u Yeas Of age; al,O, ptiSe iOT
heatSe. hack and busy.
The Board reserves the right TO reject Any and III
bids By order OF the BoaTd.
myiG nav ROBERT d. WOODS, Clfk
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INV YoRE, May IS. Sergeant David Il.
Crowley, who was on Friday found guilty
otcommitting an assault on Maggie Morris,
at Standard Hall, was to-day sentenced by
Recorder smythS In the Court Of General
Sessions, TO imprisonment in the State
Penitentiary ut Sing Sing, at hard labor,
for seventeen years and six months,
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Airetitrfls.
NOTICEl1

!. hereby given tbat al a meeting Of The stock.
holdcn o, The Junction Iron Company, TO be held
at the ONCE Of the comrany in the City Of Wheel
Ing. 1905 Main street, MAY q, 1856, resolution
viii no offered TO authorize subscription Of
$4,000 10 the capital stock Of the Laughlin and
aud junction Steel compsny Of whcalirg, and at
tending to any other business pertaining thereto.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
SAMUEL LAUGHLlN, prcs't.
GEO. A. LAUGHLIS, secy.
wHRRtJSn Anil "a 1854 apr2S.Tu
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AnoRsT,s ADv,ENrunr.
He Drops Through Hole in tho Street and
Comes out The Mouth OF n geWar.

~ u
Shortly before noon yetterday a pecu.
liar accident happened On Tie Main street
stone bridge. The water works repair
gang had been ordered downthere to re.
pair the large main that crosses the bridge
and which has been leaking near the
north end Of tho bridge for two or three
days past. They drove their horse and
wagon up 10 the west curb Just opposite
the place whore tho leak WAS, and Jump
ing out took out their tools. They
had scarcely done this when there was
a slip and q rattle and the men
were surprised 10 see their herss disap.
pear into the ground. They ut once went
to the resue Of the animal. The traces
were cut, the men supposing 1t would then
be an easy matter TO get the horse out; but
assoon as this was done the horsewent still
farther. He was now down about fifteen
feet below the level Of the street. He
made one ortwo struggles and then sud-
denly disappeared; then a splash was
heard, and looking over the side
OF the bridge the men saw
the animal shooting down the largo open
box sewer that empties into the creek at
that point. He went down the chute like
a rocket, struck the creek aud swan across
to the other side. He was then captured
and taken to a stable, where 1t was found
that beyond q few scratches on the head
he was uninjured. Ia
The cause Of this accident was the leak
age Of the main, which had washed the
dirt away underneath the paving at that
point, leaving q mere shell. The hole
was not such avery large one, and how
the'ho managed 70 get safely through
| is q mystery. It is fortunate that the
dangerous place was discovered when
| it was and by city employees.
Had It been big Wholesale
wagon, there would probably have been
more damsge done and suit against the
city for damages; or had q fire engine
gone over there, the result would proba-
bly, have been disastrous. The dirt
washed out by the leakage was carried of
by the sewer.
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Is hereby given tha.at meeting Of the stock
holders of the lAughlin Nall Company. TO be hell
at the ONCE Of thecompany in the citytf Wheel
los, W. Va, So.l21s Main street, MAY %, 1856
resolution VIII be offered; TO authorize snbscrip'
tion Of one hundred thousand dollars $500 0Ooj 70
tho capital stock Of the IAushlln aud Junction
Steel Company Of wheeling. and attending 70 any
other business pertaining thereto.
by order OF the Bad Of Directors.
e2- ALEXANDER LAUGHLIN, pres't.
w Il. GIESSVER Hecty hnrG&Tu
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roR NluNICIpALJ JUDGE.
Talk of Candidates on Both Sides for the
11nsitton f7r'f| HEl

Position.
On the 2Sth Of this month successo,
to Judge Jeaers as Judge Of the Municipal
Court of Wheeling is to be elected. I'm
til within the last few days no talk has
been heard about town concerning the
matter, but recently considerable interest
has been manifested in the election. II
is generally conceded that Judge Jetfers
will be the Democratic nominee, and 1t Ia
even predicted thatno Democratic Con
Vention will be held, the City Committee
declaring Judge Jetfors the party nom
inee.
On the Republican side thsfeis dis
position TO give Judge letters race for
the position. w. Fl. Hearns, Esq was
prominently mentioned as desirable can
didate by members OF the bar, and was
approached on the subject. He declined,
however, to allow the use Of his name, as
bis practice was considerable more oil IN
object than the position, and the outcome
ofthe Judgeshipi snot atall commensurate
with the promise Of his profession. Mr..
Joseph PAUL has also been named, but
he as peremptorily declines. Judge
Cranmer, ex-City Solicitor Erskine, w. J..
w. Cowdea and j. d. Elson are spoken Of
as available candidates. Their views in
regard to the matter have not. been OBJ
tanned.
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lust RECEIyRD.

Alargcassortment Of Spring and Sum
n,er stock, consisting of the latest Iarie.
tIes In Csatfngs, Sultlngs, Pantal0onings
and Oyercoatlngs, which We viii make
mp In the latest and best styles aud ut
Also q full line of5Gents' Furnishing
aooas' CHESS; a SONS.
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NEw York. May ls-There has been a further
good buS ineSS III Brown and col0red cotton, aud
stocks OF choice quail ties and popular makes have
been yety senslbly reduced Nnce the auction ale.
more determined are the mills 10 reduse the
SUNNY et ~ -
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nnliimnra nhIn-

Special excursions to Pittsburgh every
Sunday. Round trip rate $3.50. Train
leaves the Baltimore & Ohio depot at 5:25
a. NJ, city time. Returning leaves Pitts.
burgh at s:O6P. NJ, city time. Tickets good
tor this day only.
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Sealed proposals.
iDRoPoSALs.
olERk ',.t oy 2 Ro A. oT coxnMosrns,

SHIo corSrr, ". Va, Nay il. lis.
Sealed Il, proposals VIII Be received at thiI ode,
nsshing medlctns upon the prescription Of IN,
County Physician. for the poor Of that pErt Of IN
city Ing north Of Wheeling creek. Also. lSr fur.
nlshlng incidents, upcn prescription Of I'M hST.
sician ior me poor Of that part Of the city yibg
May 81, 1850. Druggists making bids must IA IT.I
ness 10 that par Of the city which they MAY lii q
supply Hight reserved 10 rejeGt any or All Md
'myt6 nav ROBERT B WiONDi Cisss'
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cabinet photographs are the best in the
city only So 80 per dozen. t
1913 Main street, Wheeling.
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1NNW tkffFNtts7'eta1N7ta
Furnished Rooms For Rent
White Mountain loo Cream Ffe61ers. 5.t,
Japanese Para olS--Rwtng Bros.
Meeting Wpman's Christian Association.
Gas aud tlits!oyCs-C \. stiiel & Sons.
Pine Apples-M Mechen,
Music Socks tof summer Resorts.
ItBlRnds u the lleaa-1hc LiGat Running Do
i For sale-supetlor Machine Property-A. j
Sweeney.
Chapllne street Rink.
nj Pietct d Cream BakinG powIef-Foutth page
II You Prefer ApollinArls- Fist page.
Carpet For Sal0-Foltth page.
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Geo.M.SnoOkdCO.
q, 9,t1ies---G1otlttss.
$$5O,OOOl

Fifty thousand DoiiatE worth OF Ready. made
Clothing ior Men B-ys tnd Chilhrcu, must oe di.,
posed al between now and July !. Ten InonS$na
inE. AMI Five Thousand Dollars worth Of Gents
Furnlshing Goods must r. the same way. The
question now is, how 10 get nd OF such = Largo
amount OF goods Ia no short time when the Bat:
erai cTyi, hard times, but the above mentioned
goods must be sold. let tho ~ rlhCe he ever 20
Efent, The Inducements we Will hold ont arc OF
such a ma ute which will convince yon that the
Mace 10 buy them lSAt
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THE MEN AND THEIR rools.

Ford looks like man Of 50 or IS years,
is about 5 ieet7 inches high, Of medium
heavy build, round leshy face, dark hair
and eyes, black mustache and small side
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STYLIsH SHOES.

Mems Seamless, Congress and Button.
We are making. q special drive on them
- j. w. AMIoK,
1143 Main Street.
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have reduced the best cabinet photographs
to only So 50 perdozen.
"A. 1l98 Main street, Wheeling.
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A gentleman whose business requires
his calling upon strangers constantly yes,
teraay called q reporters attention 70 The
bad condition OF the house numbers on
many OF the streets ofthe city. Ia some
localities there Is scarcelyia number to be
seen on o square, the ones put on by
Council having rusted OF aud none being
substituted. In many cases new houses
have never been numbered. There are
streets on which the alleged system OF
numbering has been lost sight OF entirely,
and the few scattered numbers, come Of
them not legible, are DINO practical use.
It would not be . bad idea to hayeall the
houses in the city systematically te.num.
befed. ~ " ~.
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Fancy DRtlL by the Wheeling Light
Guards at the Aihambra Palace rink on
Tuesday evening, May 10.
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FAN CARSIyAl at the Alhambra Palace
rink, on Thursday evening, May2l, on
which occasion a fine toilet set will be
awarded tothe lady having the largest
ian while skating, X ~