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1t is alleged that an employe Of Fore
paueh's show yictimized number Of eo.
pie on Monday by passing led dollars of
on them In making change. The man
was one Of the ticket sellers on the
grounds. One OF those whom he attempted
to victimize was a German to whom he
gave four Of the spurious coins, evidently
thinking from his looks that he would not
know the difference. But he did, and
brought the money back quick. He was
bought OF by the present Of two tickets
and the restoration Of his money. One
girl received q led dollar and afterwards
tried to pass It in the show. She failed,
and II was then too late TO find or identify
the man who gave II to her.
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SH]E IS0UR!OW.N DIVA.
MRS. nAalsrRIsBBRe,s, 'oARGlEa
In the Home OF song and the Cradle Of
aIsiOds-Hsr Bsusat al Bologna an AZ.
tistic ffiamph.-The FioraiTnsors
which She Has. Resolved.

A dispatch received in tits city states
thatthe steamer Alaska, on board OF which
were Mrs. George *. Wheat and son allie,
arrived at Queenstown last evening at
o'clock, after a safe and pleasant trip.
Afra, wheatleft Wheeling tor, the purpose
Of joining her daughter. Mrs. Kate Ram.
nelsberg, Of whom her parents and her
Wheeling friends are Justly proud, and 10
witness her operate triumphs In the old
world, and more especially In the cradle Of
song, sunny Italy. r
Mrs. Rammelsberg recently finish.
ed remarkably successful engagement
at BolnSns, where she was received
with the greatest enthusiasm. At the
close Of her engagement in that city on
the night OF April Q, she was oyrwhelm-
ed with fayors from the audience. The
Opera House was packed and the opera Of
the evening passed oil with great oclat.
To an enthusiastic demand for an encore
after the second act she sapg With great
effect an aria from La TfdVidtd. The floral
tributes which she received would have
made Patti envious. The piece de Radiance
fact Love Allied with White ami nink
~ Ss moii;n = oni lilies ~ Tho valley Anothas
isyo s nss I'm n the shsns ~ sIantino tor
tet,Ia was ,,ao;Jsd,. ,in;oMa " wort n ~
ao,;s,s' s us'4 BESIDE IKE was y oo ny
aSsasS ntsin to,o fonr fact biaS
aud t,ra .Go teet n cirenmferancs Tbera
nere .ms.se ms smsIlss hasletS II lowe,S
Ss eiv a ai,ie inmense Sn,"nsts Tn adj.
az t w. ~ .asIinan;aIs II tSa estssm +,
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The Capital Removal.

As May | Ethe date for the removal Of
the Capital 70 Charleston, draws nigh, the
work Of getting ready the stat House
furniture and archives Is pushed. Yester-
day the transfer Of the boxes from the
Capitol to the model barge Nick orawley
was begun by Prince & Kuglen, the con-
tractors. Very little packing remains to
be done. The State House corridors are
packed with boxes full Of books and
papers and larger cases containing desks,
tables. bookcases and the like. The work
o. loading the Chesapeake and hargeB
will DO easily completed by Saturday,
when the steamer should start. On and
alter that day Charleston Is the Capital
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RIVER News.
stage OF the water and Movements OF The
Steamboats,.

stage OF tho Water and Movements OF the
Steamboats,.
Yesterday was q bad day for steamers
that were obliged to run. In the after,
noon there was a terrible strong down
river wind that forced them to the shore
and made plotting very difficult. The
little Ida Smith, running in the Martin's
Ferry trade, found 1t impossible TO make
any headway about 4 y. ". and had to 10
10 the bank. The river commenced RS.
ing and the stsge Of water In the channel
last evening was II feet s inghes, q rise Of
over q foot in twenty.four hours.
The Andes got away for Cincinnati
at I p. u: with q good freight trip, princi.
pally nails and iron.
The Dick FULTON, Barnard and Sam
Miller passed up last evening after the
wind had subsidized, with tows Of empties.
The Iron Duke witha tow Of Eve model
harges ofirop ore, containing 1900 tons,
e eh route from 81. Louis to Pittsburgh.
The model barge Nick oFawley ia at The
foot Of Twelfth street being loaded with
the States possessions that are to be
transported 70 Charleston. +,
! The reports from above LAST night were
as follows: Pittsburgh, 8 feet 3 inches
and rising; Morgantown, feet q inches
Sad stationery; OIL City, 3 feet 4 inches
and falling; Itice'S Landing, 8 feet II
inches and falling; Brownsville, & feet
and stationary; Lock No. !, s feet and
lallipg; Greensboro, u feet inches and
tallips
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@, HESS & SONS.


WAstESoroS, April 2O.-1:SO a. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, northerly winds, becoming varia-
bic, slightly warmer in the west portion,
stationary, followed by rising temperature
in the east portion.
Lower lake region, fair weather, clear
ing In the east north portion, northwest
winds, becoming variable, slowly rising
Temperature, falling preceded in the east
portion by rising barometer,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Ahrond - -f W"

Strangers In the City aud wheeling Folks
Abroad. z
J.A. Faris, the Island artist, left on the
Andes last evening for Charleston.
Mr. A. r. Smith. editor OF the Tyler
COUNTY M, SnT n Mi5dIebonrne. In In the
civ - u.
=, ,y w.,,.. -. s,,a,;s ~ oman
". W. ,,,od aa " rs. e 49, Hn,,se on hSs;.
county, $500, wa ~ 'ne 7s'sse tAYae - u.s.
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Awindy Day.

Yesterday, especially in the afternoon,
1t was very disagreeable on the streets.
The wind blew strong all day, but In the
afternoon there wasa regular gale set in
from the northwest that made things
howl. The dust was raised In clouds
that blinded one and sifted into every
creyice. Abont 8 O'Clock the wind was at
its height and considerable damage was
done. Several small trees about the city
were blown down, branches broken of
and windows broken by siamming shut
tiers. One OF the large eolored glass win
dows in the Twelfth street front Of Grubb'B
jewelry store was also broken by the
force Of the wind,
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1ocA1 pnrvirtEs.
Matter. Of MINOR Moment IN and About the

Matters OF Minor Moment IN enu ABOUT Inv
4 City. 4
SPRING bad a serious relspss last even.
oxE marriage license was issued yestes-
TnE U.S. District Court viii meet at
Charleston on Friday next, Judge Jackson
presiding.
GEoRoE BHooxs, colored. will be taken
to Moundsyille to-day by Deputy Sheriff
Blanchard, TO serve one year for larceny.
Mr.. g. g. 1IeCowa has had . new front
put on his residence. on Eighteenth street.
which gives It a handsome and cheerful
appearance. 4
A cHihDREs'siancy dress carnival was
held at the North End rink last evening
that was o very enjoyable affair to both
participants and spectators.
THIax was a nice. crowd, both as 70
number and quality OF those composing It,
at the ChapIine street rink lsst night.
This rink has lost none Of its popularity.
ctRax Hook yesterday admitted 10 re-
cord deed made May 20, 1875, by Mary
Brown and others TO Casper Baker, IN con.
sideration of Sl,0s0, for 3S3 acres Of land
on Peters Run in, This county.
THE new State license Law, tho innoya-
tons OF which were specified In the. INTEL
1IoESCRR few days ago, went into effect
Yesterday. The leading new teatnre ie the
requirement OF q license tax OF $40 from
ali retail dealers in cigars and tobacco.
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b. orr. w. EXPENSES.
what They Expect 10 spend in The comipl

What Thoy Expect 10 spend In the Coming
Fiscal Year.
The estimate OF The Board Of Public
Works Of the amount OF money It will
need during the year ending December
81, 1885, which under the restraining or
dinance recently passed, must be pre-
sented to Council, Is now made up and
ready TO be presented, It will be remem-
bered that ut the joint meeting Of the
Board and Council Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades, for the purpose Of
making up this estimate, the Board stated
that it desired S75, 900 as an appropriation
fund.-, exclusive OF the contingent fund
that is continually going to 1t and which
1t claimed should not be included
in its estimate, any more than
it's ton cent levy fund which Council
might order made. The members Of the
committee thought differently, however,
and ordered that o new estimate be made
that should not exceed SIC, 900 exclusive
Of the s., 800 already spent since January
!, and that In this estimate tho amount Of
contingent fund to be handled by the
Board this year should DO estimated at
$25, 900, thus making in round numbers
about SD, 900 Of an appropriation fund TO
be asked>ior. The estimate as now made
up Is as follows:
Nav curbing, ~, 900; resetting curbing,
5000; paving CUTTERS, 5000; renewing
paved streets, 81, 600: sewer pipe, s., 500;
street crossings, 80, 900; repairs to wharf,
$1,000; salaries, 81, 100 repairs to bridges,
$1,000; office rent, $500; advertising
..tt cUEn. Sfnl fsHs
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Good for he chltd.

Tie ailments Of childhood need careful
attention and wise treatment. Some peo-
Pile think eanything Is good enough for a
child, and there isn't MUCH the matter
with It anyhow Bat judicious mothers
know better, anil do as Mrs. Il, w. Perry,
OF Richmond, Va, does. She says; II
take Browns Iron Bittefs and give It to
my children with the mogt satisfactory
results.1 Sold everywhere,
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A pI,..bareh company Chartered.

Secretary Of State Walker yesterday is
sued certificate Of incorporation to the
DuQuesne Electric Light Company, Of
Pittsburgh, formed for the purpose Of
manufacturing, selling and supplying ma
chinery for the production OF electric
lights, both arc and incandescent, and the
establishment and maintenance Of The
same for the purpose Of street lighting;
also the manufacture Of electrical appif.
ances Of all kinds. The capital stock is
$4,000, Of which sum $500 has been
subscribed. The stockholders are John
H. Dalzell, Thomas ]. MeTiglle, William
]. Hammond, Charles L. Caldwell and +.
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BRIDG EpoRT.

Installation of d Pastor This Esenlns-Se
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EI. EMSHEIMER,
Ghe attellige,tttn,
once Nos. 20 and " Fourteenth Street,
Now Advertisements.
is S 90 Eleventh Street.

wan,ed-A Good Horse.
Notice.. j. Gtannon.
Just ReeeiTed-onnGes aud iemons-G. 3.
FcAny.
stair Rods Nickel Plated.
supper and eoClal al Zane Street Church.
Novelty WrinROn-Nesbltt & Bro,
UphOlitcTy-It smith
Postponed AsSignees Sale Of Valuable Real
ESlAte,
Dlnner and Tea Bets Ewing Bros.
is. Rhodes & Co--Eew Goods.
Plumbing, Gas aud Steam f!sanS-Fhompson &
= i for 'CthArleston-steamor ". N. Chancellor
fOnrth page.
Shook 4 Co.-Head Of Local.
ApOllInarlS-Foutth pSge
Observation-Disclosures 'D0g-FOutth page.
For Sale An Ice Box and Ale Condenser-Fourth
pa fot Rent-A cottase HOuse-chris. selblo-
Fourth page.
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@theas:..r.
(utiGlll;a
Infantiles Skin Beautiaers-.Appeal
to Motlers.-TrY Them.

mes tos aaSgnas f aE Sa SGa lad ha aa:
tio Hon. iof curine ne Hsst syhpt5ms Of Eczefaa,
fSotsasis, NiiE csdst, seall Head, scfotala and
cthef inhs,ited su ana ana eeISed ds9As cutIcnn
ia sEin BSaas Ia. externally. and catisasa he.
solvent, he new Biood Pnsiaef informally, are IN.
falIible AbSointeiy pure. y = $ =
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rPooMs FOR RENT-LXRCiE FROM
IL Rooms second story. NlcCiy m ,,,Isbsd 81
able fnr two gentlemen or eeniiemGf, And WY
knquire nj 81 twelfth street 'H''S S, Ts
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coNTgMrr OF counr.
wl.as..s. vAe sllRg.a saa@sa.al ssssHgF r

wi.nsssss who Shipped summoned gefgrs
the Court. s5SiS.
George, alias e.Pnpke Jennings. BIZ
Turner and Elias Rolls, three eoloFed
boys who were. sunmoned 70 appear
before the recent grand jury, but went 10
Pittsburgh instead, were Yesterday AZ
raigpedbetore Judge Jacob in Part II OF
the Circuit Court nrules requiring them
TO appear and show cause why thew should
not be. punished for contempt. Rolls
deposed that he went 70 Pittsburgh in
tending 20 come bach, but was taken sick
and could not return in time. He was
dismissed. 49,
Jennings produced d letter, postmarked
as received here Apriif, from his sister, in
Pittsburgh, saying she was dangerously
I'll, and asking him 10 come up, He did
not conclude to 20, however, until the
tenth, having In the meantime been Bntn-
moned to appear before the grand fury.
tJenninga was tined SO aud costs.
Turner frankly said he had been in:
duced to go away by persona who feared
that his testimony would result In In.
dieting them. He was also let Of with Q
fine Of $40 and costs, though the Judge
remarked that he had Intended 10 i'm.
prison him. His frankness IN Responding
saved him. He will probably have an
opportunity OF telling the next grandjury
who II was that induced him 10 leave
town. "a. =.
All three Of the boys were employed
about gambling roops. !.
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There was . petition on The Geeopd
Branch last evening that was not acted
on. twas from John u. and Iichaell
Emmertj init thsy showed that they are
citizens Of this city, and that in accord.
anne with an advertisement Of the Board
ofPpRle WORKS calling tOF bidstor curb.
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RooMs FOR RENT-IN HORN.
R hS essess ! MSss; Apply 10 W. v. H0GS
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WE have Just received a new stock Of
'0'e j jhcos ". GRuBB, the Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
list RECEIVED.

A large assortment Of Spring and Sum.
mer Stock, consisting Of the lltest yarie.
ties In Csatings, Suftings, Pantaloonings
and 0Yerc8atings, which ne Will make
up III the latest and best styles and at
lowest possible prices.
Also q full line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. ,,s .,,,
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dissolution s,Ottes.
gos@ent.

Fo LET-TWo ROOMS WITS
Il Board. Enquire At gsS Main street ana;
FOR RENT-oNE FURNISBF6
y loom without board. Enquire At iolj M W.
street ~ sr n.rA
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copNcILMAN nEALY's oAsR.

In the First Branch the application OF
Frank Rovera Tor q coffee house. licenRe,
which was granted by the Second Branch
atlast Friday nights meeting, hut laid on
the table by this Branch, was taken up,
and Royera, who was present, asked sew.
eral questions as to the character 81 his
place. His answers were very sattsfac'
tory and he was granted license. ~.
The application Of Councilman Frank
Healy to keepa coffee house, which re-
ceiyed the same treatment as that Of Ro.
vera, was also taken up and Healy invited
up from the Second Branch, OF which he
Ii q member, TO answer question:. In re-
ply to the question as to the character Of
his place and how he proposed 10 run 1t
in the future, be delivered the following
seinewha amusing speech:
"My place 10 an orderly ono and ] pro-
pose hereafter to keep very orderly
house. Probably there has been some lit
tie errors in itG past management thatI
shall correct in the future. Several items
has crept into the papers through the spite
work oil local reporters, locating in front
Of my place rows that never occurred
there, ! pledge you my word, gentlemen,
] asked for corrections several times, but
never got one until the last time when !
went 10 tho Office and politely asked Q
correction and got it. The reporters pres,
ent ut this juncture gasped for breath.
/ don't keep an all night house and pre-
pose in the future to keep an orderly
place."
Mr.. Dobbins-nWe wanted to inquire
more particularly, Mr.. Healy, about your
selling on Sunday and the indictments
found against you for that by the Grand
Jury2n
Mr.. Healy-"r was never fined but ouce
by the city for selling on SUNDAY, and that
was in Tom Benefits time. Tho reason
for the Grand Jury indictments IL that
they was all through the spite work OF
the party who had fem found"
The Branch was entirely satisfied spy
parently, for II voted unanimously TO grant
Mr.. Healy his license. He Reid "Thank
you,n winked exultingiy 10 the reporters
and left. Mr.. SchultEe, who was one Of
those that voted against Heaiy at the last
meeting. took occasion TO make himself
solid With the latter by saying that 1t was
not be, as reported, who moved 10 refuse
TO grant Healy his license.
The Branch evidently did not think IL
necessary 10 inquire into the Muldoon=
Watson shooting scrSpe, or to ascertain
what some people do not consideE m oil.
pight house.
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Another car load OF wall papers, OF the
best quality and latest patterns, at 5and 10
cents q bolt, aud borders TO match. Also
new carpets, oil cloths and window shades,
at greatly reduced prices Tor cash, ~ Nos.
20i9 and 202l Main street.
JoHS RoElfgg, Agent,
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CHARLES B. RoBrnrs, Attorney General
Of Maryland, writes: AT the REQUEST Of .
friend / was Induced 10 Try "Df petsold's
German Bitters" as a Tonic. / found It to
be in all respects ell that was claimed for
1t. 1tis,also very agreeable In taste and
a most excellent Appetizer. 5
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TuR stockholders Of the North End rink
and their families Will again be treated 10
free admission on ThnrSday evening OF
this week. Every one shopla witness to.
nights race at the rlnk,
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Charles Eayre Hinble. Jersey city Heights. N. j.,
pletely cured 81 4 terrible case Of eczema by the
tutieIra Remedies, from as the top Of his head g
other remedy and physicians had been tried ID
vain 7 49,
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VIM. Gordon. 81 Arlington. Ave, Chslestown,
Mass writes: Having psId about sac 70 hnt;;
s stIss d tss s e cure ssa
cured, after using three packaEes."
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...rrnprhLY ArFI1orEp.,

Mr.. and Mn Everett ,StebbIns, BClehertoWu,
Mao, wfite: Com little boy was terfi6 ly afflicted
with scfoiula salt Rh cum, and Rry!Pelas ever
i Sssss ss S s a9 re ea sSad ESs s
which gr4dually cured him, until he Is now AS fair
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syaIso bad a ssrIous 1elsp.s last eveal..
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Whist 80 DAYS Did for a M mphis butcher.

what so Days Did for Memphis hntpher.
Opposite the Miss, and Tenn. depot
we found Mr.. II. I. Schmidt, He was
born and raised In this city az . butcher.
At the last drawing Of the Louisiana State
Lottery he invested s. in tickets, receiving
Ave one.Gith tickets, and Of these three
drew prizes-one, No. 1890, drawing
5000 Memphis Tenn AralGache, Narpk
"a. paM
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This committee met at once and made
Mr.. Myles Chairman. The following was
then agreed to and adopted by both
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DESIRABLE TO PURCHASE.

The Trustees further stated that they
were unanimously Of the opinion that the
property is not only OF great importance
70 the proper conduct Of the gas works
and also that it was highly important that
1T should be placed in control Of the
Trustees promptly; that there is great
danger, that delay may cause the city a
sum much greater than that now in con.
troyersy, and recommended that the last
proposition OF Mr.. Warren be accepted.
This matter was discussed at consider
able length by tho members and DR.. Lo.
gan, one OF the Trustees, was also allowed
TO address the body. He earnestly adyo.
Gated tho acceptance OF Mr.. Waren's
proposition as being economy in compari.
son with offers made in connection with
other pieces Of ground, and also on the
ground OF its being an absolutely neces.
sary purchase II The works were TO con.
Time to supply the gas demanded of It.
The resolution accompanying the esu-
mate Of the expenditures to be
made during the year IN connee-
lion with the works was finally amend-
cd by making 1t read authorizing the
Trustees 10 contract for $40, 900, ITO foot
gas holder and accept Mr.. Warren's pro.
position. The remainder Of tho estimate
and the estimates Of the other departments
were not considered, bcing laid over until
next Tuesday night, when special meet
ing OF Council will be held. Messrs. Del,
brugge, Cruise, Miller, Scott and Yockler
voted against the resolution authorizing
the Trustees 10 purchase the Warren
property. -.
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Fnn pALE, LANnnrp.

Emaclated Children, With pimply, ssllow akin the
caticrEa Rensdies RI! p5IGye perfect blessing
III and expelIinS ne germs Of ssToilIa, fhesa.
tisrn, CONSUMPTION, and severe skin diseases
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..nrsr ZOE TnR sKIN.,

Your Cnticura Rnnedies arc The beat for slsIn
diseases ! have ever sold. aud your CutIcura Soap
the finest medicinal to,ieet Sc S9ah IN tho market
G. W. 'tA a.alSS,. pSitISls IsS VI.