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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-09
SUMMARY.
An Epitome of the Local News OF
day's Issue.


An Epitome of the Local news
Following is q condensation OF the p p""
in the local columns of the SUNDAY hs'
IsTER:
Interviews with all the leading coneac'
tors and builders of the city, as to the out
ioot in their line for the coming season.
thew report business as being far behind iast
soason lint there seems to be a fair prospects
before them; prices on material are q snAus
"a from last season, but labor Is u~ncnange1
An explanation OF the alleged dnancia'
embarrassment of Sylvester N. haniituu,
late of this city, but o Ct New 1ork' tue
sensational accounts of his failure ana ar
rest turn out to have originated in the as
renntable tactics employed BY. hostie
CAPITALISTS, associated with him IN
the Old Dominion Copper Mime. 70
nrerent his being elected President
Of the company.-List of present incum,
hents in the Offices Of superintendent ana
toll keepers on that portion OF the National
road living within the limits of Ohio county
10 wit: b. S. Thornburg, superintendent,
salary S345 per annum; applicants tor the
ensuing term, hW. n.
be5s Rervey and Mr.. Thorn5urg; MI. NC
Allister, toll keeper No. |, salary
$50 per month, no competition;
Allen Davis, tell keeper No. ?, salary SOU
and house rent, applicants, Mr.: Davis, Jos
eph L, Bedilion and Joseph Nichols; Mrs.
Lizzie Dennison, toll keeper No. 3, salary
SIS per month; no competition tor
the place; applications to be con-
sidered at this mornings session
of the State Board Of Public Works: reasons
also given why the road could not have
been transferred to this county, as proposed
at the late session of the Legislature -
Meeting of Flint Glass Workers from Local
Unions No. 9 of this city, No. 10 of Mar
tins Ferry, and No. "a of Bellaire, at West
woods Hall, at which it was agreed to
renew to the manufacturers the proposition
made at Bellaire some time ago: To 60 to
work at the same wages and in the same
manner as before the strike, and meanwhile
to labor to bring about the adoption
of a uniform system of work and
a at the meeting OF the Ma
tional Observation-Disclosures runaway
on Main street; a horse belonging
to Philip Koehler demolishes the show win
dow of Eckart's stocking tactory.-The
heaviest snow storm of the season.-Col'
lector of Customs Beach explains s~atistac,
t~orially why the revenue flag wasn not hoisted
over the Custom House on March 4th.-
List of members Of the Military Skating
,Club.-Mrs. Patrick Mcnamara struck
by a B. & o. engine near Forty.folth street,
and fatally injured; she was proceeding
along one track, and hearing a train ap,
preaching she stepped on to the other
track, without noticing that atrain was also
nearing her on that track; the pilot Of the
engine struck her, breaking her hip and
forcing the bones into the groin.
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BELLAIkE

w:u:.n usm;I,on. of the B. 4 o, died
Saturday night at ii oslocI; ali. un.il
morrow from st Johns Churcn. ns1,h.
a lew weeks ago, was Q strons, u....
,oure man, but the fell deetiosei ~
sbor, xork of bis healthy constitution anu
demonstrated the uncertainty OF hu"
lie. -..:s.,. nj Wheel.
- RS mov,d back to BeIlsire, where ne
has accented q place 10 the nsil m!.l.
Is.honv Vas a former resident OF TINS CITY
Cd hin old friends welcome nim oAsA
again. - .ho Atlantic
saloon till two times, ana the MaJof - ~
him 70 the tune of SIS 60 Hogan only gJs
1s cents from the till, yet the puoic 'n'nA
ne E sGa Conway, of the B, z. Z.
sb,ps ct GAINESVILLE, spent Sunday WIFE hi'
narents in the Second ward. - L.
.Jobnuy Welsh, a former resident o, .nl'
c;,r died suddenly at Martins Ferry. Sstur-
~ md was brought here for burial yes
ta;J.y Johnny had many friends here
smonr tho elder class of our citizens VINO
w;Il mourn his sudden demise.
W.T. Tbe case Of Praat against Lucks will be
.-;a5 in Common Pleas court at ST. Clairs-
Saturday night the police mopPed the
0treets of several eXcresences and ptaSe9
them in the city bastile. The list included
an ey.secretary OF q prominent glass factory,
a plsssworker noted for his immense wa'cu'
opard, and several minor l~aw'breaSero
o T.. n. Grafton returned from Pittsourg'
where he was visiting a sister who's danger
ously i'll, and reports her condition mol 'm-
Wessrs. Louis Pelky and james Porter,
Gsl3 have returned from the inaugural
ceremonies profoundly impressed with the
~aI;mnses obtained Of the Capital City.
Quite a number of Democrats are not
pleased with the petitioners for the position
IF postmaster and are waiting a~nxious'y for
. dark horse upon which they can place
their influence for the coveted soft snap.
The result of the BoIhan trial, when DE-
Gins in the Court Of Common Pleas to-
morrow, will be anxiously awaited BY our
neonle. Conflicting opinions exist here as
TO who the guilty party is, and 1t Is to be
boped the trial will explain many hypothesis
assumed by those who are ever ready 70
main any situation that may come up,
The colored folks think they can NIL the
rink next Friday evening, and to that ena
invite their Wheeling friends to help them
ant The fever will strike the colored
society sooner or later. Why not strike
,hem now?
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sOME OF OUR FRIENDS.
The People We Claim and the Strangers
Within Our Gates.

n People We Claim and the Strangers
Within Our Gates.
David Meyers, Of Steubenville, is at the
Stamm.
Capt. J. W. St, Clair Of Fayetteville. is
in the city.
c. L. Hagan, Of Fairmont, W. Va is at
the Mcclure.
Gratten G. Best, of Washington, Pa, is
at the Mcclure.
W. S. Wiley, Of New Martinsville, was in
the city yesterday.
S. H. Felty, Of Sistersville, was at the St.
James yesterday.
Mr.. Clement Chase. of Omaha, Neb., is
registered ct the Mcclure.
James Koran, of Warrington, W. Va,
is st the Howell House.
District Attorney W. II. II. Flick,is quar-
tered at the Mcclure House.
Sidney Sattzgater, of the Parkers5urg
State Journal, is in the city.
F. X. Brown and 4. C. Darrsh, of St.
C!airsvi!le, were IN the city yesterday.
W. "A. pl'lcoptS duu q. ID. mccoy, OF Sl5-
~tersvil!e, ". Va, we're in the city yester-
day.
James Anderson and Oliver Scott, of the
Wallace and Anderson circus compny are
at the st. James.
Will d. Wilson, of Washington. Pa, was
in the city yesterday. Will has an attrac-
ton on the South Side, it is said.
]. 7. Troll, Mrs. James Frazier, Miss
Blanche Greve and o. R. Wood. of St.
Clsirsyille, Ohio, we're in the city Satur-
day.
Delegates Rufus Switzer, of Winfield, ".
Va, and c. l.. Brown, of Ravenswood, re.
turned yesterday from Washington and are
CHARTERED at the Stamm.
Samuel Foster and bride, of West Alex
ander, stopped off yesterday at the stanm.
on the return from their bridal tour. They
took in the Inauguration at Washington on
their trip.
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DISGRACE.
j. X. Emmett on the Verge of the jim
Jams.

j. X. Emmet on the Verge of the jim.
Jams.
Emmet's recent experience with Wheeling
whisky seems to have unsettled him for
good, and he is now in the West Penn
Hospital, Pittsburg, in a condition border
ing on delilinm tremens. He left this city
in good shape, being perfectly sober, but
with . terrible craving for liquor, ne
having once or twice asked for whiskey
at the hotel, and when on his way
to the depot. On arriving in Pittsbarg ne
took an early opportunity to indulge In
drink, appearing on the stage at the Opera
House, last Monday night in a highly be:
fuddled condition, despite the vigilance OF
his son and manager. Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday he continued his spree,
and on Friday he came on the
boards IN a frightful state, and
finally had to be removed from the
theatre to his hotel in a hack. Saturday he
was fired" from the hotel bodily, and came
within an ace of being arrested, he only be-
ing taken to the hospital at the earnest
solicitation ofhis son. The members of the
company and public are thoroughly dis
gusted, and the actors tour will probably
be abruptly terminated.
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WITHOUT AN ACCIDENT.
Congratulatory Order of Master of Trans
portation Clements.

Congratulatory Order of Master of Trans
portation Clements.
William NJ. Clements, Master Of Trans
portation of the Baltimore and Ohio. rail
road, has issued the following circular or
der, which explains itself:
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD Co.,
MAIN STEM DIVISION,
BALTIMORE, March 6, 1885.
CIRCULAR ORDER, no. p.
To the Officers and Employees Of the Main
Stem Division:
From 2 p. m. of the 3rd till midday OF
the 4th instant, we carried into Washington
$1,000 passengers, most of whom were re-
turned from 2 P. m. Of the 4th to , a. n. OF
the 9TH.
1t is a matter Of extreme qualification
hat this immense concourse of people was
carried without a single accident to mar the
satisfaction derived from the consciousness
of work admirably performed.
1t was accomplished by your faithful, care,
full and ~tireless devotion to your duties, and
to you belongs the entire credit and you may
we'll be proud Of it, .
1t is therefore with pleasure that | extend
to you my sincere acknowledgements.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
General Superintendent
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MARTINS FERRY.

Last night, at s o'clock, Mr.. Kuckuck
died at his residence, a mile and one.halt
above town. Mr.. Kuckuck was we'll known
here, and his death is much regretted. He
died from consumption. .
The funeral of Mrs. Kitty Morgan will
take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock from
the Baptist church. Rev. Sedgwick will Of.
Gciate.
Thoburn Post, G. A.. r will hold q bean
bake for old soldiers only tonight.
Miss Edna Robinson, who has been visit
ing at Alonzo Woods for the past few days,
will return home to day.
Revival services were commenced in the
NJ. P. Church, at Mt. Pleasant, last night.
Mrs. Anderson Ralston, Sr., returned
last night from q two weeks visit in Flush
ing.
1t is rumored that the Laughlin nail com
ing have an order for nails which will keep
them running until June. AS they say, this
is important, If true.
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IT. ;s dangerous TO tamper with irritatin

IT is dangerous to tamper with irritating
liquids and exciting snuffs. Use Elys
Gream Balm. which is safe aud pleasant, and
is easily applied with the finger. 1t cures
he worst cases of catsrrh, cold in the head
md hay fever, giving relief from the hrst
, nnlication. An druggists have it. Price
% cents. By mail 60 cents Ely Bros.
Oswego, n. y.
CHRONIC CATARRH. The result OF %
ears catarrh-the bridge, or division OF
my nose was about half gone. obtained
u bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm; used four
Hotties, applying it to the affected parts with
n swab, which has about cured up the nos
trils. ] had previously tried all other RENE
dies on the market without permanent re-
lief. A. Wood, Sc North High street, Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
IrIND Ely's Cream Balm good for ca.
tarrh of long standing,-M. n. Lasley, 1884
West Chestnut Street, Louisville, Ky.
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A RINK CIRCUIT.
W. W, NI.Eh IN
General Superintendent

a Convention of Proprietors at PittSburg
Last week roller rink proprietors from
this city, Burgettstown, Pa, Steubenvilie
East Liverpool, Wellsville, Rochester
Beaver, Toronto and Martins Ferry, met
at Pittsburg and organized themselves into
a rink circuit, on the same plan as that
adopted by theatrical and museum folks,
for their mutual benefit, and to insure more
and better attractions for the amusement Of
the public. The new plan will be put into
immediate execution, and the public can
now look forward to a first class list Of
roller artists at the Chapline street rink,
the only rink in this city belonging to the
circuit.
Charlie Clouston has been engaged 10
manage the Island rink. Charlie is popu-
lar, and SO is the rink.
The will be q scrub race at the Island
rink to night. On Thursday they will enter,
tain a fancy dress party, and there will also
be a race for ali winners of prizes in the city.
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Young Men, Read his.

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich,
offer to send their celebrated Electro-V Val
taic Belt and other Electric Appliances on
trial TOR thirty days, to men (young and
old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss Of
vstality and manhood, and kindred trou
bles. Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, par
alysis, and many other diseases. Complete
restoration to health, vigor and manhood
guaranteed. No risk is incurred, as thirty
days trial is allowed. Write them at once
or illustrated pamphletsfree.
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this end in view the managers appreciate
the importance of stirring betimes
We learn that, among other things, the
project OF forming g large lake in the hol
low Immediately in front OF the main Gu
trance will be carefully considered, and in
all probability adopted. 1t is to be hoped
this additional charm 70 the grounds will be
inauguraied and completed, as it would
meet with the unanimous approval of the
thousands who yearly go out to enjoy this
Popular resort.
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An End to Bone scrspInp.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg,
says: Having received 50 much benefit
from Electric Bitters, l feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
q running sore on my leg for eight years;
my doctors told me [ would have to have
the bone scraped or leg amputated. I used,
instead, three bottles Of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnics Salve, and
my leg is now sound and we'll"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents q
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica SaIve at Csc
per box, by Logan 4 Co.
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Weak in the Knees.

There are many people who feel like old
street-car horses, and would like to be al,
owed 10 lie down and die. These people
l.ipht as we'll be made strong and we'll. Miss
5. E. Little, OF Jefferson, Mo, writes, ii
lave found Browns Iron Bitters very
strengthening, and most excellent for dys
pepsia, and ! have got others to try it with
GOOD results" No use Of being weak when
his valuable medicine will make You strong.
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OUT AT The PARK.
Preparations Soon to be Made for tbs
Coming Season.

Preparations Soon to be Made for the
Coming Season.
Although the past two days have held lit
tie to remind Us of the baluy breezes aud
bright sunshine Of summer. the six weeks
extension Of winter deereed BY G. FL. are
rapidly drawing to a close, aud. as the
would be wandering composition POLITICALLY
expresses it, The tine for the singing of
birds will soon be upon us. Aware
of this fact, the managers of
the Wheeling Psrk-that delightful
place Of resort os a sultry summer day. are
slready laying plans for the coming season.
and it is probable a meeting of the Board
of Directors will be held within the next
week TO talk over prospective improvements.
The Park is to be made more attractive the
coming summer than ever before. aud with
u -DE- -anr@Ss rgHnUrN ~
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Imported Decorated Porcelain
Tea Sets, SO pieces, for Eight Dol
lars. Stone China Sets still lower,
DAWSON BROS.
2226 Market Street.
Aarice to Mothers,

Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup, for chill
dren teething, is the prescription Of one Of
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never falling success by nil
lions of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process of teething its value is in
caleulable. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and disrrhes, gripping in
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25c bottle.
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A Walking Skeleton,

Mr.. Z. Springer, Of fredericksburg, Pa.
writes: 81 was afflicted with lung fever and
reduced to a walking skeleton. Got a free
trial bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption which did me 70 much good
that ] bought a dollar bottle. After using
three bottles, found myself once more q
man, completely restored to health, with a
hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh of AZ
pounds"
Call at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store and get 9
free trial bottle of this certain cure for all
Lung Diseases. Large bottles $l.O0.
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wou Papers and BORDERS

To match by the car loads, brown backs at
: cents white backs at 10 cents. New
STYLES of Mica papers and borders at the
lowest prices, aiso carpets, window shades
oil cloths, rugs, mats, etc. Cheap for cash
~ Nos 2Ol9 and 202l Main street.
JoHN RoEMER,
AGENT.
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$1,000 e Nany HeGs
susfebed iron, the Grs'"

s Mn. sarah z. Turner and her no.0asHss1
Bryan, for nineteen yeaJs Se.Ieept. Sd
Tenn, make the folltsips nAtI.rrS
merits Of ssift's 6ptsibe. hhs,U .
well known IN that Community. IT, "a !
al va afhJctsd for tso or tire YER rs
ma and Erysip-ln combined. ~ ssss ~
broken down, ny strength and ipppsy..{tpt
Became n belplsa n child, beng !, ~
10 place BY nv friends Isz uaLsA
physicians In the comm nity .ass a. ,
and the other usual Tenedia ~ v, ,ahnS,
Owen up to die By my friends' sutseg.
beyond d~6scription, isdl had 1900
cry. Last Janusry I sIn nhres 80
cinc, having received Q Pamphsa -
Detailing its merits. Tie hnt nsn ~ y
TIE e6ecf 70 bring bach hope 70 ~, sfBJ
thousbt Of being well agzin esooihs 49,
ne fo tie househoid ! have Esy
bottIes. The sorrs have al besIea ag
ossrrd. nv styenrth has rrturnsd, 80
r. IN hnd, al ho1se vork. sstt, 49,
sstiy believe, matched ne noIo q ~
not know how 70 b pfMsIsi s.1Is 3 1rp
Itnov uhs. q. 8. Q. has ayed NJ 49,
a. - - NOT vnnebed looEns ~
- vhsu In commenced u.w3
Ssexiv hesoiSsa ItbanlE God tnntspk~l
e. fhas saved my chl1. ,ss
HunBoLDr, TKIr.. Oct l,lS~~
Trsstfo On Bieol and ekil pne.,iN
THK SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. - iscsbI
eoll By Laughlin Bros wa
ehOisials s6d retail, Wheen1e@I
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mbesIins 8s9istes
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Index to New Advertisements.

Commissioner Sale.
Reduction in Price OF Oysters-W. o
McCluskey.
For Rent-Store Room ard Residence.
For observation-disclosures Andes.
Academy Of Ausie-The Queens Evil
dence.
Murphy Meetings-Baptist Church.
Mssqueraders, AttentiOn-W. 2. Bach
man
Wanted-SiJustion.
Save Your Eyes,. G. Dillon.
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o THE SHORE.

h is Being Dono on tho Ohio
River.
CAIRO, March s-River % feet s inches
and rising. Weather cloudy and cold.
LOUISVILLE, March S.-River rising with
9 feet Q inches in canal. Weather cold
and clear.
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BLANK books Of al kinds, frst-class quail
ity, for sale by J. B. Wilson, No. 1912 Mar
ket street.
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WE have just received n new
stock Of Gold SpeefaeIeS.
JACOB w. GRUBB,
yeWeIer Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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IN GENERAL.
n to Get Rich.

Bound to Get Rich.
1t is learned that there is a project on
foot to start an evening paper in Wheeling
in the not distant future, to be called the
Evening Penny Press" which will be I'M
der the management Of Mr.. j. 81: McFalL.
The stockholders will be several prominent
capitalists of Wheeling and several outside
of the State. No time has been set for its
initial appearance, as nothing conclusive
has been decided upon as yet, but there is
every indication that the thing is a 60, and
the projectors do not seem to be scared BY
former failures in this line in Wheeling.
Some misguided individual, who has a
surplus OF change, it is said, will start a
Sunday paper in this city at an early date,
Come along gentlemen, we await with ex-
tended hands to greet you and welcome
you to the society Of millionaire newspaper
men.
South Side Joke.
A funny story is told on three South Side
young men who keep bachelor hall in "ca-
boots" One Of the party, who is well versed
in ishmopgery, went to market the other
day and purchased three salmon, took them
home, cut their heads off, and placed them
in the frying pan to cock. The meal was
served, and the boys kicked on the style in
which the fish were dealt out, as the en-.
trails were not removed nor the scales taken
of. The cook saw that he had made a
mistake, and to get out Of it said that that
was the way they were cooked in the res
~;aurants, and asserted hat he could eat
them that way. He made the attempt, bat
became quite sick, and gave it up in disgust
and the boys told the joke on him; that's
why he lent happy.
The Kinks.
A party will be given at the Chapline
street rink tonight after the regular session
for the benefit of J. j. Fuchs, of the Wheel
ing pottery.
The third race for the Capital rink medal
viii take place this evening at that rink.
Dovener has already won it twice, and if be
again wins this evening the medal viii be
given to him for good.
The Polo cub will go out to Gainesville
some time this week to play the club at that
place in Shrivers palace rink.
Tie Mother Hubbard carnival at the Cap
ital rink tomorrow night.
Plattenburg and HerOdotus.
Col. Jesse Plattenburg was in the CITY
Yesterday, and in q short conversation with
him he told a reporter that a gentleman had
-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AIMEE.

On Saturday afternoon and night, next,
that Queen OF Condolences, Mile. Aimee.
will return and reappear in the comedy Of
'Mam'zelle," which gave so much pleasure
TO theatre goers here early in the season.
Mile Aimee is supported by the Grau com
psny as on her prior visit, and will sing
several new songs. Mam'zelle." with Aimee
in it, is the best comedy performance seen
here in many a day.
KARL.
This evening Karl, the Peddler,' will
hold the boards at the Opera House. Mr..
Gardner, who takes the title role, is a strong
rival of Joe Emmett, his dialect being good,
and his songs excellent in composition and
delivery. Some OF his songs, indeed, are
rapidly becoming famous, notably the bird
song and lullaby. The play possesses
many meritorious points, and.is unquestion-
ably one of the best specially dramas upon
be stage. Mr.. Gardner songs, dances ana
>pecialties would pull through a play re
gardless Of plot or circumstance; bat in
this case the play of Karl is far above
he dramatic productions Of its class.
This evening the Queens Evidence Com,
bination, including in its membership Miss
Florence Noble aud Mr.. Harry jackson
will open a weeks engagement at the Acad'
envy. Manager Shay, in addition to book
ing this first class attraction, has decided to
put prices down to rock bouom-l5, Is aud
So cents at night, and 10, Is and % ceDts
at matinees. He should have crowded
houses every night.
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LATEST sPRING SHADES,
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TIE HARRIET, IN ALL THE
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line OF UPDEGRAFF GLOVES,
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JUST RECEIVED, A SPRING
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THE BEST GENTS GLOVE IN
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Col. Jesse Plattenburg was in the city
Yesterday, and in a short conversation with
him he told a reporter that a gentleman had