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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-17
MARTINS PERRY.
a New Roller sKa.s-ya,iou. Minor Ma.

tiers.
Assessor shipman Is at workin the Third
ward. :
George Ralston is able to be out again
after a few days illness.
TIE funeral Of Mr.. Clyde alt oune yes.
terday was largely attended.
AR. A.C. Hamilton, OF Indianapolis, ID
stopping at the Hanover House.
Mr.. Charley Wells was giving extra
weight in sugar. yesterday. It Is a boy
and weighs ten pounds.
Rev. Braxton Daniels, Of the Lexington
Conference, has received the appoint.
ment as pastor OF the Second A. III. E.
church, Of this place.
AIR. Roes Barr has invented new thjns
in roller skates, which is the uss Of three
wheels instead OF four. Persons who have
seen It say that it is the easiest running
skate they have tried.
A force OF men are at work grading the
east side OF Hanover street preparatory. to
laying q pavement. This Is long needed
improvement and will add much TO the
appearance Of this street.
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Iesolred, That The Committee on Rules
be instructed 10 report article. 2 Of the
General Rules SO amended, asto provide
that during the months Of May and June,
the school shall bein session from 8 100 a.
". 70 II $50 a. N, and from ! 800 q NJ. until
2 o'clock the loweF ROOMS to DO in session
one hour shorter time
The Doctor stated that he had received
9 long petition from q number OF parents
asking that this be brought tothe Boards
attention,
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ABoUrpEopLE.
Strangers In the city and wheeling Foil
HFf Ahraad


Abroad.
Mr.. George s. Feeney is at Pittsburgh.
alajor Ed. Mcdonald, Of Burton. is in
town. So
Hon. John Bsssell, Of clarksbnrg, is at
the Mcclure.
Miss May stadler, Of Bellaire, is visiting
Mrs. J, II. Burt. ss-ssf
Mr.. CIV. Brockunier left yesterday on
a business trip TO the East.
Mr.. ]. w. Newman, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Wetzel county, Is in the city.
Mr.. Fred Notion returned from q iour
days business trip to Pittsburgh yesterday.
DR.. @. schnepf, the druggist, Is again
able to be out after o prolonged illness OF
typhoid fever.
Ex.sherif D. F. Raymond, OF Richie
county, was at the State House on BUSH
ness yesterday.
Editor Tippett, Of the Point Pleasant
Register, is among the distinguished West
yirginians in the city.
Miss Halle Dunraway, Of Gravel Hill,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Fred. Over, Of
Wheeling, Belsaire Tribune.
Mr.. Charles II. Boyd, Of the firm of O.
ia. Boyd & Co., Baltimore, Nd, returned
home "Wednesday evening after 4 brief
visit to friends in the city.
+. T. Nuzum, Esq. Of Wellsburg, and
Miss Helen Brown, daughter Of ex.ShefiG
Brown, Of this city, Will be married at st.
Mathews Church next Wednesday.
H., l.la 49, u d kRt-
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IAwell.Kno.3n iSoeto,,t,s spiIerispll,e..

Dr.. o. Fawcett Resident Physician Of
the Union Protestant 1ntirmary, Baltf.
more, Nd, publishes card certifying
that having recently had three cases Of
consumptio ion under treatment where obsti-
nate cough was themost prominent symp.
tom, he concluded TO give Red Star Cough
Cure trial, and in every case where II
was used the effect was most marked and
beneficial, a. itseemed TO have the power
Of controlling cough and thereby pfomot.
ing sleep, especially at night, when cough
islalways the most troublesome.
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seoy,uis's sister.

.Leslairt I,uqtadeat. e. : Z;
Mrs. scoyills, the crank who recently
visited this city and made lierseli noticea-
bic byher cranky ways, was in Sc Glars
vile the other day, and going into the
Recorders office, soon fell asleep.
The Recorder sent for an officer, and she
was taken 10 the lookup, and when search
ed she had a vial Of laudanum and half
pint whisky consealed about her clothes.
When she had recovered from her stupof
they gave her thirty minutes u leave
town, and she left. y
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10 Get llidet sfl.ery.

What Is the use Of suffering from dya.
pepsia, nervous prostration or debility,
when Browns Iron Bltters will tone you
up aud cast these horrors out? There Il
10y In every bottle Of this valuable tonic.
itmakes bad blood good and bids dismal
peopIeto be cheerful. Il brings good cheer
10 tho dinner table, and makes the family
happy. II drives away the blues, and
helps you TO enjoy q hearty laugh. And
all the respectable druggists keepit. 4
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Yaunr ,IenERnnd Thla.

The yoLTAic BELT Cos Of Marshall,
Micli,, Offer 70 send their celebrated ELEc.
TRIO. VoIfAIc BE1T and other ELECTRIC Az
pIIAScEs on trial for thirty days, To men
young or old) afflicted with nervous de
81 StE ba9ss s sy fsS d s assSai and
neuralgia, paralysis, and many other dis.
eases. Complete restoration to health, Wig.
or and manhood guaranteed. No risk is
incurred % thirty days trial Is allowed.
Write them at once inr illustrated pamph.
let free. awYSw
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Man Robbers Penned.

The U. S. Marshal cary yesterday morn.
Ing left at the State penitentiary at
Moundsyilie three prisoners recently con-
Syicted oflmail robbery, aud sentenced To
one years imprisonment each. They are
all young men, Jefferson Flint, Levi Nc
Chung and Leonard Watson: Their crime
was the robbery ofthepostotfice at Auburn,
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The Best and The cheapsst.

Another car Load Of wall papers, Of the
best quality and latest patterns, at Z aud IL
cents d bolt, and borders to match. Also
pew,carpetS, oil cloths and window shades,
atgreatlyl reduced prices for cash, OF Nos.
20l9 and'2O2l Main street. s5,
JOHN RogMRR, Agent,
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SDIcArIoSs.

WASHINGTON, April 7.-1:S0A. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light
rains and partly cloudy weather, variable
winds generally eastefly in the Ohio Val.
ley, nearly stationary temperatureinea east
portion, slight fall In temperature in west
portion, falling barometer in east portion,
rising barometer in west portion.
Lower Lake region, increasing clouds
ness with local showers In the west por-
ton, northwesterly winds, slight change
In temperature aud lower barometer.
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The following was offered hy ~. Iep.
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CAN. sNIrH oY mn SASH.

Observation-Disclosures was obtained
last night thattwo more women had been
indicted for keeping houses Of Ill fame,
and about score for selling beer and
wine without a license. The remainder Of
the indictments, apparently close to 100,
are for gambling and keeping gambling
rooms. or allowing gambling on the
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HoS. FERDINAND Q, LArRops, Mayor OF
Baltimore, says:-I concur in the recon.
mendation OF DR. Petzold Is German Bit
ters, y and have no doubt that the prepare.
ton willinstiiy the many endorsements
Of those who have used Ii. WAS.
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JUST RECEIVED.

A large assortment OF Spring and Sum.
mer stock, consisting OF the latest rarie.
ties In CGatings, Suitings, Pantalo0nings
and Oyerceatings, which ne will make
up In the. latest aud best styles and at
lowest possible prices.
Also i full line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods.
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mos woRKE "a J !
AZ the Prospect OF q cantinaanes OF this
ID II. t..itl q .YSnrss scale. lai .l,


Il Anidea prevails at Pittsburgh that there
will characterization ofifon.wofker,s wages
this year. The Times comments on the
general good ,hnmor prevailing at the
Amalgamated; Association headquarters,
and adds. The prevailing good hamor
was not without cause. Information had
been received during the afternoon that
removed al donbts, ifany existed, CON
corning the settlement Of the wage qnes-
ton for the yeaf beginning June list. al
present were satisfied that there would
not only not he q strike, but that the As.
ISOLATION would not lie compelled to re-
cede from its demand for o continuance Of
present rates.
One Of the circumstances which con-
tributed 70 this belief was the arrival Of
the official reports from the late district
conventions, confirming the telegaphic
announcement that the lodges of the As.
ISOLATION all over the countay were In
favor Of maintaining the s. 50per ton rate
for pudding. This was encouraging, but
not nearly SO important as the fnforma-
ton impaired by Secretary Martin
when he said:
THE NEW STEEL PROCESS.
nThe probable substitution Of steel for
iron in the mills OF the West, will not be q
factor in the settlement OF the wage ques.
ton this year. / have Just been reliably
informed that the Clapp- Griffith process,
with which Oliver Bros. & Phillips and ] !.
P. Witherow have been experimenting for
q year and q half, and which was expected
to knock out nearly all the puddlers, lhas
not have to be met this year.n
~ thought its success had been demon
strated beyond doubt?" said q bystander,
interrogatiyely.
II know that was announced, = replied
Mr.. Martin, "but am entirely satisfied
my information is correct, and that the
process Is not yet thoroughly understood.
belieyeit will ultimately succeed, but it
Is out Of the way for the present. When
II comes twill be time enough to meet II. y
THI IRON DEPRESSION. =
~ OBSERVE" continued Mr.. Martin,
that my reasons why the condition Of
iron workers would not be improved II we
accept lower wages have been disputed. ]
still maintain that the depression is not
due to the fact thatiron is too hil Ii priced,
but that work has been slow because
there has not been and Is not now much
demand. The Pennsylvania Railroad Is
not building new ears or laying new tracks,
because they do not need them, and yet
iron % lower in price to-day than at any
previous time for many years. No person
can convince me that a product will cell
49, r.. :; I. = vi .ia nlass
oe ue,nana a9s ~ ana .en se gree oe
so We $3.50 ass d;s:an ess Ss,n% AZ.
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OPENING. .. RICE & co.

Our Opening OF Pattern Hats and Bon
nets takes place to-day. We extend .
cordial Invitation to Inspect the finest
line ofthese goods ever shown In this city.
A. J.. RICE 4 co.
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Z superintendent Birch presented bis an.
nual report, which was received and order
ed filed, The following Z an abstract,
showing the enumeration in the various
dapartments:
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at SehnepFs
drug store, 1918 Market street, April IS:
2 4. NJ, 40s, 12Ms 46s; sP. N.,5O';7r.A,
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GEr your Cabinet Photographs at Plum.
mers, only Sc 80 per dozen. Finest made
in the city. ll3s Main street, Wheeling.
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ARAIlRoAp pRoposEp
To Connect berkeley Springs aad the n. &
u. Main Line. M s'la.

.. Main Line. ss.4
Secretary Of State Walker yesterday is.
sued certificate Of incorporation to the
Berkeley Springs & Potomac Railroad
Company, which proposes to construct a
railroad from Bath, Morgan county, to
Alpine Depot on the Baltimore & Ohio
road and Potomac river heheadquar.
tiers are 70 be st Bath Berkeley Springs,
The incorperators are s, .. Hswyermale,
j. Rufus Smith. George w, Hawyermale,
r. Hunter, ID. p. Wright, I. II. b. Daw.
son, II. Az. Disher, Peter Haning, John I.
TreRo, ~. II. Webster, 4. w, TrimbIe, B.
Frank Horn, II. w. Michael.and l. g.
Ompa. all of Morgan comfy, and each
has taken four sliaresof S9S each.
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The New Star Lamps-EMiug BFsS,
tlaSsw0rkers' BENEFIT kall
Fancy Goods and Sterling sllyeF-I. g. Dillon.
Thomson's Patent Glove Fitting Co1et.
Music Books for sunday Schools. ..H
Words III Warning aud Comiort-Thlrd page.
Millinery Guods-E. N. McGillin q Co:-Flnl
ri SSaeer,ul News Gutman's Great Bargain Offer
ing-Fourth page.
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COLOR.ED PUPILS
sor plsc1nlslIsATnp AeAlssF5,
p,tho beard Of Eaaea,ion a. Las. siEhps
Mes.ins-1s There Is a General Com.
meneemsnt the coiored Graduates
wnlbs on Hand-Roalias Reports.

There was nothing presented at last
nights meeting Of the Board OF Education
outside Of the usual routine work Of any
special interest except resolution pre-
sented by Mr.. White, Of Washington dis
district. TWAS to this effect: That it is
the opinion Of tie Board that section 20
Of the school law Of the Independent
school district Of Wheeling precludes the
mixing of white and colored graduates
upon the occasion Of the annual school
commencement. Mr.. White said that o
number OF his constituents had spoken.to
him about this matter, and, speaking for
himself, he was opposed to the white and
colored graduates appearing on the same
stage. Mr.. Maxwell said he did not feel
that way, but for the purpose Of allowing
| chance for discussion, seconded the mo-
ton to adopt the resolution. There was
no discussion. Mr.. White voted for the
resolution, the others voted againstit II
was suggested by Mr.. Maxwell that the
difficulty that Mr.. Whitepredicted was in
the way, thatof parents not allowing their
children to graduate provided they mustap-
pear on the stage with colored children
could be ayerted, and also q considerable
expense, by having graduation exercises
in each school house on. different days.
President Collier presided and the alb.
sentees were Messrs. Acker, Eschstruth,
". "A. Miller, Shafer, A.NNilson and a. w.
Wilson. The minutes OF the previous
meeting were read and approved.
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DoS'T forget The Carnival tonight al
the North End Rink. Giyenjby Excelsior
Lodge No. 40 1. o. OF, at 7'osclock this
evening. y. ~ la.a.
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Doy'r forget the Carnival tonight at
the North End Rink. Given by Excelsior
Lodge No. 40 ]. o. o. T., at o'clock this
evening. nli. NJ. l..l-. N.hN
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WEhaye just received a new stock Of
w. JACOB W. GRuBB, The Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sis.
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1870 INDICTMENTS
BRouaar1N BLYTHE GRAND JURY
But None Of Them Are Announced 10 opsn
coart-cap,ssss 70 bsIs.asd for the 10.
dieted Parties To-day AnoiherNigh Z
oisaspsnss for the Beys-Ramor..

Htha Enand I,.r.s. so4ff4I4atlafi Al1f1fa
:, 49,, "A - ,i,sot.s,,sd
yeseet avs, 49, so 800, ~ - -.
py suuse 'esoU AV0us ~ s'SS' -''s US
Ing.
Only q few persons were about the
Court House when the jurors filed down
s.a;,s and tenk their seats In Part II Of the
s -. 's 80 49, - Iss,-s,s,.,s.,, =.
Circuit court suage sAcop as slss Il sney
had concluded their labors, and DR.. Logan,
the foreman, responded that they had.
"Haye you any returns 70 maker
Yes, sir, SAID the foreman, hannng
over abuncll oil Indictments about touf
inches thick.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan informed
the Court that none Of the parties indicteo
we're IN custody or under recogni2anee'
The Court thereupon directed that the IN,
dictments should not be made public, and
that the necessary processes be prepared
for action by the Court to-day.
Judge Jacob then thanked the lurott
for their labonous and thorough WORK, ex'
pressed 9 hope that the result would DC
beneficial, anu discharged the Grand Jury,
alter ascertatning that they mad notnl19
further TO do, and that the Prosecutor mao
nothing TO present for their action.
NIGHT OF SUSPENSE.
Tha fact tbatthe Grand Jury.had com
n,stetl ia .labors ontrkIy became known
and the boys who had been over the rivel
or In hiding quickly showed up. Their
commenced the agony. They were q
much IN the dark o. ever. Anxious lpqu y
ries were heard on AZ sideS US 70 the prop
ability that this saloon Keeper or ina
young man about town had got II IN th'
neek, Y as the boys put II. -. !. :,
Numerous rumors. more or less vague
soon became rite. three or four sai sato1l
keepers named were saia 20 nave oise y
indictments against them for selling q
Sunday; Several properly holders y
whose houses gampnig gems anu house'
OF ill-repnte have been located were name e
as among those against Thom true plll
were reported. IT was sald on seetn ~ !
good authority that the STATE fair otlSlal
would not be called 70 account ior an Il y
ing the wheel OIL fortune ana various ot! I.t
gambling devices TO We opefatea on w
fair grounds last TALL, although this sup!ee
was known 70 have been covered by th
Investigations OF the grand Jury. ..
An idea prevailed that 70 make an ~
dic.ment wand II must pe reau IN ope,
court IN the presence o. tne graha lu,s
but this was pronounced a mistake D.
leading lawyers
CAPT. saith oS THR srASp.
rettvstraiyht Information was obtaine,
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Mr.. A. 7. Bowie is out again alter atwo
weeks illness.
The evidence in the Boram case at st.
Clairsyille closed yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Dinsmore is home from q Wis.
it to his mother at Latterty Station.
Engine No. 10 OF the Cleveland, Iorain
4 Wheeling road, is out from the Lorain
shops, and looks welliwith her new coat Of
paint.
The Mammoth rink will be closed from
Tuesdayto Friday night to allow time for
several improvements which the proprie-
tors will make.
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The convention, In addition to iormu.
lating tho scales Tor presentation to the
manufacturers, viii appoint a committee
10 confer with thcemployerS The first
conference will probably BIO held Saturday
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MisCILLANF0Us MATrRRs.

A communication from j. II. Butler,
the Philadelphia school book publisher,
recommending the adoption Of scudder's
us. History and presenting q copy Of this
complete work to each member was or
dered tiled.
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Rt.ol,ed, That written examinations for
promotion ofpupils be hereafter dispensed
with in all except the grammar rooms and
that fitness LOT promotion shall be deter,
mined by the pupils average daily recita-
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cnAMpEnor COMMENCE.

A Protest Against tie Appropriation for
Roads-Psti DO Circulated.
Yesterday afternoon thercguia, map.hly
meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce
was held at the Court House. In the alb
sence Of DR.. Logan, President, Hon, Ben
Fisher presided. The committee on Rules
was granted additional time 10 report.
On motion OF Air. speidel the following
was adopted:
ResOired, That this Chamber respect
fully protest against the contemplated ap.
preparation by the County Commissioners
81 alarge sum ii money toibs cspentled
on county roads and bridges that should
not be maintained at city expense and
further that this Chamber cause TO be
placed in the hands OF the lasmbe,s for
general circulation among tax payers
blank forms Of petition urging the County
Commissioner torevise the estimates rec.
commended at their meeting, and revise
the same With due regard TO tile interests
Fof city tax payers; that a committee be
appointed OF two from each district OF the
county to prepare and circulate said peti.
tons.
following committee was appointed;
Washington district, a. y. Sweeney,
David Bel; Madison, II. 7. MEG regor, y
10. List, Jr.; Clay, Thomas 0'Bien, z. FL.
Lange; Union, u. s. Feeney, FL. shatfer;
Centre. Hull Quarter, John g. Hoffman,
il; Webster, John Wattefhouse, T. e..
Pickett Richie, Stephen 'Yaterhohse, ST.,
j, A. Arkle. x ~
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Geo. 81. snOoh 4 60.
SHOOK & Co.

Have received anotherline Of
those Elegant White Embroid,
!, cred Suit Patterns, (in boxes.)
Our former lines Of these have
met with a mostrapid sale, and
the stock just opened represents
the manufacturers entireline. Our
stock ofWhite and Colored En-,
broideries, all,over nets, and
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s. b0DuYs one dozen best Cabinet Pho.
tostaphs a Plimmers, Mss Main street,
Wheeling, ilfgittl ~
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KANGAROO SHOES FOR YOU.

Stacy, Adams & Co.'s Mems Shoes, soft
asa glove on the foot, at
.. 1143 1ain street.
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NIEW YORK HATBLEACH No.
5ffSys Lace Chip, Felt and Beaver HAS, ETC., ~.
tered bleaphed, eollFed aud finished ID the latest
stylts promptly NiAinefl' work done At tho usual
dllnonnt. = u. .Nl y .t.l ~ lll NOV
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Y The special committee appointed at the
last meeting to consider the adyisahlility
Of erecting building to be used as a
library and high school, reported having
met and considered the question and ask
ed further time, which was granted.
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BOYS CLOTHING.

Trade in this department gets dull for it's fact well
established and thoroughly well known to everybody nWhee
and vicinity that always have the very best qualities and
styles aknds and Of Boys Clothing to be any
where During Easter week We had continuous jam from
till Saturday night and natural sequence
some lines became broken in Sizes But this drawback
exists have been filed all broken lots and we
and shapes that have not been eSb
tied before lnChidrens and Boys Short Pant Suits we show
very finest goods all the medium qualities and some cheap
grades In all the qualities have all the shapes and seso
making Plated Blouse jacket Coatee Getaway &C. Somen
striking corkscrews Of various shades
some Cashmere and Flannel Lots Of long and short pants
Stacks Of Shirt Waists
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DoS.F forget tile Carnival tonight At
the North Ehd Rink. Given by Excelsior
Lodge No. 4O1g Q. Q. + ct O'clock This
evening, NY 4, go
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-17

ions McLAMARA was before Squire
Ankle Yesterday on 0 charge Of vile beat
ing, but his wife not appearing, he was
sent back TO jail until to-day.
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A0--GHILDRES-- '
New aud Splendid seeneEy. Rich and Costly
Wardrobe. Latest and Most Popular Nnsic A
Grand Congress Of Juvenile peciSitiet.
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Ghe g,stelliaettfe,s
New Advertisements.

once Nos. IS and ~ Fourteenth street.
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This was referred to the Committee on
Teachers and Schools. Tho following,
also offered by DR.. Jepson, was laid on
Al ~.