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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-25

$50.000 TO loan on mortgage tor one and
two years, by Kansas Loan & Investment
Co., Wichita National Bank building. dll8t,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-25

II
two years by Kansas Loan & Investment
Co, Wichita National Bank building.
$4,000 TO loan on mortgage for one and
two years, by Kansas Loan & 1nvcstmen,
Co., Wichita National Bank building. dllst,
| Nothing is nicer for holiday presents than
the fine photographs that Baldwin 4 Son
are now making. dl6S-6
$4,000 to loan on mortgage for one and
two years, BY Kanpas Loan q Investment
Co., Wichita National Bank building.
Remember clothing must 20.
d2l3-3t E w. IsRAE1s & Soxa
Good negative ne made every day q
Baldwin & Sons but IN cloudy weath-
er the finishing Is slower. Remember ~
ond don't delay sitting for your negatives.
Why are the people rushing to Baldwin
& Sons photograph gallery. Became
their photographs are the Best and are just
what everybody wanis for the holiday
No. IS Douglas avenue 10 whess yea
can rest comfortably while waiting for
your pictures. 3Stf
L
York store for photographs. 13-tf
Don't fAii 70 see the Ho6mastsr msu's calf
button shoes, sold NJ % IS >old any plaes -
| eJ 50 HovrNAsrss 6 soH.
Telephone your or,iers 70 Freeman 4
Hibsrger hack or livery. 7o0
n you want to buy cheap iota IN thinner.
iy's addition, call on Fred Schsthef, q city
clerk's Office. do06
II you would like pure. unadulte.ted
sweet cider, 20 to the wholesale produce
store, sold in quantities to suit the ss,stpmee.
ll9 Market street. dl0o-6
Speaking Of Furnituss,
rinlav Rnss' great Furniture and Carrot Eo-
porium. N.s lls and IN Main street, oprssise
the city To pr"v- Il visit ne oshsr isrrisuss
establishments, then call st Ross nemDGeh
establishment. and you will ~ once b ccse
and vhere 700 VIII see tbs ,arEsss ssd 6ssst
display of artistic furniture IN the sifyy eDso.
the largest assortment Of common ami me1310
:, dSrr,ss,. e.s tre.s s@Periam -. ssd VII
rica might arise ~hy be can ell chsaperf -
cau~e he OWE tho ussabiiehmens ~ cegny1o91
pay end the money 10 take sivasfags u he
market
CHEAP HOMES
In Hasseia's addition. vf:his saf . nile u
Santa 70 lower depot q
CALL ON HATFIELD
For nice rssidsne- lots on sasy term ssaS
bosissss. % aibcs opposite r~so0cs. dIss.a
sosaE MONEY AND PAPER
For tuss b Hatss,d,s Ad ltstsa. vsii sd CO.
seotsssiy vScassd- a.
HATPiELD.s ADDITIONS.
Nese.t To ta-issss esassr a. city. rYiess
OF and easy terms q
~ wsesats ssrrk Tasd csnqasy hsvs rsgslss
ale dag ~ saturday ersrSNevk. bes1naAng
.. ore a'e,cekp n kxsnspe sbsir sessck'
snd sIaess q he Net Frust. e1aDassesog ~
amer he hsiidays - Ai's.s-
Pail lis< ~ rshssr sssds ssd essssAsss =
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wsyss he rsss Rsssos - or ei.o -
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WseAah. 49,. 49,
us0nasser 3 500 Szva aursss von - re
lndiss Hi bossoa shoe. v.srke1 1gz1eo -
solsd cganeDrB oDd tuDeS eseos - u ~. ~
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as...h-sn.a.s-s.sae.Ass,s nn.ss-s
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-25

$4,000 to loan on mortgage for one and
two year,, BY Kansas Loan q Investment
Co., Wichita Nationsi Bank building.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-25

Nothing is nicer for holiday presents than
the hne photographs that Baldwin q Son
are now making. dl60-6
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-25

| SALE or SHAwLS,
SALE OF HOSIERY,
SALE OF Cl0AkS,
SALE Of HAaBuRGS,
SALE OF D0MESHcS.
SALE OF GLOVES,
SALE OF BLANKETS,
SALE OF KNIT GOODS,
SALE OF SILKS,
SALE OF DRESS GOODS,
SALE OF FLAMMELS,
SALE OF UNDERWEAR.
SALE OF TABLE LINENS,
SALE OF COMFORTS,
SALE OF YARNS,
SALE OF BuTIolls,
SALE Of ChiIdrsa's cl0AkS,
SALE OF NOTIONS
SALE Of s,HlI& s. !
SALE OF HAND RAGS.
- :
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-25

Balance I'm Wichita National bank -$2S s.
Mr.. c. A. Walker, treasurer, holds the
above amount in rerdiness for proper credit
to the committee chosen BY the audience.
We believe the above to be correct
w. S. CoRBkrT,
c. A. WALKER,
&c. WINCH,
FRANK B. SIXTH.
believe the shove &c be cvrrect.
SAM +. WooLARD,
Ticket seller at p O. book store.
I believe the above to be correct
r. B. CnAppccx.
Manager opera house.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-25

Good negatives ne msds every day q
Baldwin & Sons but IN cloudy weath-
er the finishing Is slower. Rememhsr ~
ond don't delay sitting for your negatives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
4, o,r, "a, ,ro,, n. f,an,to, n, :,

1t was the intention OF the proprietors
when erecting the Capitol Rink. 70 make
it in every respect first class place for
the innocent and healthful pastime Of
roller.skating, and using and managing II
for that exclusive purpose. Having sue
eoeded beyond our most sanguine expec.
tation in this respect, We ara determined
to continue in this good c. VISA. Itbeing
the earnest wish OF all good citizens that
this upebjectionable enjoyment should
supersede all others, we guarantee to do
everything In our power TO accomplish
such an end. We, in the mana ement OF
the Capitol Rink, will continue to keep it
first class, not for any particular party, but
for all good and respectable people. We
desire It further understood that in the
distribution oiinvltations to any special
affair We take no personal part Whatever.
The Capitol Rink shall beused as tlroller
rink exclusively, excepting on occasions
Of public charity or for religious objects.
Wehad made partial arrangements with
the committee for the Elks bal, but owing
TO o misunderstanding, and after con-
sideration, by mutual consent, the
matter Is declared of. The amateur
race between Masters Doyener and shep-
pard'will therefore take place this even.
ing. Respectfully,
EDWARD LARKIN,
r.. v 80
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THE BOILERS MEET
IUT Anniyr ~ 80 ooNclusIos
Ys.tsaday Afternoon,s Meeting Fruitful OF
Talkzwhat aBsiIerh has 70 say About the
situation aud HIs Explanation of
It-ProSably no Reduction.

Tie adjourned meeting Of the boilers
held on lie South side yesterday alter
noon, was largely attended, but as twas
held with closed doors, the only report of
the proceedings 10 be given Is such as was
gathered afterwards from those who were
there. One Of these, when asked what
was done, replied that no conclusion was
aniyedat, owing,to the pressure brought
TO bear by boilers who have positions in
mills with which there Is no! nail factory
connected. Another said we did moth
ing but talk; you understand, tho sitna-
ton Is something like this: the committee
that was appointed few days since
to wait ON the nail manufacturers 10
ascertain what arrangement could be
made whereby we could keep our places
at reduced prices was not empowered 70
take any action. That committee was told
by the manufacturers that ifpuddling was
paid for at the rate OF 81 per ton, they
would be enabled to compete with the
steel nail, but no promise was made as to
whether at that figure the boilers would
have steady work. The price now paid in
the Wheeling district forpuddling Is $40
per ton. think myself, that the manu-
lecturers asked too big q reduction. 1be-
lieye that II they would pay 50 per ton
they could compete successfully with the
steel nail.
."As / said before, our committee had no
power TO act or TO make any agreement
with the manufacturers and II was for the
purpose Of comforting on themtnis power
that to-day meeting was held, and y was
at this meeting that tho influence Of the
boilers at, tue Crescent, 1Etna and STAN
dard' mills was felt. Those men are re- e
ceiying s. 20 perton. Provided the boil
ems who have been thrown out Of employ
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on Cry. Pa. Feb. l6 National transit certih.
Gates opened at f0c: highest lowest 70c closed
barrels: runs ib3 barrels; shipments lo7 $50 bar
relS: charters il, barrels Oh City oil Exchange
Rtonk M hidS I'll "a AEkadiI =
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HelpTfAN DAnKNKss.
The uailshtsa Stree. ca. IAHp. and III


The Unilghted Street Gas Lamps md the
cansesy
Forthe past three or four days numer-
Gus complaints have beenimAde at this
5ottice by personstsom all partsioi the city
aboutth epoor manner in which the street
lights are burning. Many Of them do mot
burn at all and Others give only q small,
yellow fiekering light equal to about two
candle power. The weather has bad cons
siderable to do with this state OF affairs
and the lamp.lightes are probably re-
sponsible for part Of the complaints 1
they do not relish being out in cold and
disagreeable weather any more than other
people and occasionally neglect light
Or two situated In an out Of the
way place. The weather, however, has
been the greatest evil the warm weather
causes moisture to gather in the pipes and
then tho sudden change TO cold weather
freezes this moisture and thus clogs the
pipes. The Superinte and his force
though, should see to 1t, that the evil Is
remedied as soon as possible, For two
nights past there has not been o light
burning on the Market street bridge, and
along Main street where the Wholesale
houses are located, between Twelfth and
Sixteenth streets, there have been only
two or three lamps burning for several
nights past, The Market street bridge
has really been o dangerous place for two
nights past, and a more favorable spot for
operating could not have been found in
the city BY q highwayman. Main street
being wrapped In darkness has also offered
q good field for burglars and other evil
doors. There are not enough lamps on
Main and Market streets in the central
portion Of the city anyhow, but what few
there are should be kept burning. There
are other places in the city that are inst as
bad, and the complaints that have been
made lave not been without cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17

I Orr. Z. MACDONALD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17

a meeting Of business and society gem
tlemen has been called to make the lee
essary arrangements for the Inauguration
Of Goyernor-elect Wilson, which occurs
on the 4th oil next month. Committees
are to be appointed and.nothing Of a par.
tisan naturelwill be pursued In making
the arrangements, which will be such as
are BETTING the office and occasion. The
most important matter that will be con-
sidered at the meeting WILDE the ball or
promenade concert and reception that
should take place In the evening. Even
II Wheeling 10 to cease being the seat OF
government, her citizens should take pride
in this matter and see TO 1t that the in.
augural Of Governor Wilson is properly
conducted, tt'- -
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Lone Comm = nen % To,.lml,lo, !,

Ityouwant thefcholcest Of all kinds Of
eastern, lake and river fish 90 to W. G.
Sykes, 1855 Market street. For fresh
halibut steal, shad rock bass, white salmon,
jacks, mackerel, black bass, perch! trout,
herring and sea herring, eels, HOLSTERS,
deyiled crabs, salt cod, all kinds Of smoked
6sh, halibut salmon and herring, to-
gether with our famous Saddle Rock
brand oysters, that have and are giving
the greatest satisfaction TO our citizens,
and also the finest New y fork Counts In
the world, go TO O. Sykes, 1866 Mar
ketstreet, Wheeling, w. Va.
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TuuSytGIE Pa, Feb. ttonll Transit eerti
heates opened ct 100: highest u 70; lowest 700;
closed az Ilc Shipments for the entire oil regions
l0I2 barrels: runs for the entire oil regions u
40 barrels; chartes i, ~ barrels.
PrrSnuEGiE Pa /, Feb. I6.-AIn the afternoon tie
market advanced 10 lIIci deelIned and closed at
10Ec. Trading fairly good. 5si1T 81
BALTIMORE Nh, Feb. iO,-Petsoleum nominal;
refined 7I,laIsfc.
= INV YoRk, Feb. 1t-petroloun firm, United
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rHEiRLKs, HALL
To BIO Held In Franxhsim,s Hail This
EYenIng, Ntlftlla

10 BIO Held in Franrhsim,s Hail This
Evening. ~ w. :
Tonight the social season Of 1854 .s5will
be brilliantly closed by the ball to be
given under the auspices Of and for the
benefit Of Wheeling Lodge B. p. o. Elks.
.Acbapge has been made in the arrange
menzi however, and the ball will mot
take place at the Capitol Rink. Yesterday
morning 1t was discovered that there was
a misunderstanding. between the prppries
tors OF the rink and the committee having
incharge the arrangements for the ball,
and IS no agreement could DO arrived Of
the committee had TO secure anothar hall.
RtanEheim's hall, on Main street, istte
one selected, and 1t Is there that the ball
will be held. Owing 10 the small size Of
the hall, only those holding dancing In
yitations will be admitted. The mis-.
understanding Is 10 be regretted bn this
account, as there were 0 large number
that wished 10 attend, merely as spectas
tors. Another cause for regret Is, that
the Elks will not be able 70 feeeiyeas
much Of abenetft Is was anticipated. The
ball, however, will be q very nice affair
ior'the daneeS. The arrangements are
in the hands Of committees that are able
and viii make the affair q sure success. i
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AHllvbsoMr com BApeE
Pfsssatsd 10 captaia esftsr saliih-sI

Rfessntsd TO capthin enfter shiith-lff.
seabfishts Supper.
Wheeling's new Chief Of Police. Capt
Porter Smith, vas very pleasantly sur
prised last evening" by being presented
with q handsome and elegant gold badge.
The presentation took place at AIn. Ma.
sons place; ON Main street, on the. South
Side and in connection whit, there was
asplendid supper.
It appears that Hon. O. w. SeabriRht
promised Capt, Smith before the election
that in case Of his election he would, in
addition to acting as one Of his bondsmen,
furnish O good supper for the new force.
AS Is known, Capt. Smith was electedhy
ahapdsome majority, and as soon US he
and his now force had been sworn in Mr..
seabnghtwanted TO give the supper, but
was prevailed on to wait until gthe boys
were uniformed. Last night was there.
fore,set as the time, and the Ecoppefsn
were all on hand looking as though they
had Just stepped out. They presented d
right nobby appearance in thetrlhandsome
suits, which were. made, by the way, by
Commodore Seabright. TWAS half.past
seven o'clock when the company sat
down to a most bountiful repdst. Members
OF the press were present together. with
several others.
There Is one thing that can be said
about the new force without fear Of con.
tradiction, and that Is that they all have
good appetites. The good things were put
away as last as they were brought on, but
atlast halt had TO be called; there was
danger Of some bursting their belts.
twas at this time that Mr.. Seahright
called on Councilman Frank Cruise Tor
some remarks. Mr.. Cruise, after compli-
menting Capt. Smith on his election and
his good looking force, on behalf Of Mr..
Seabright and some others Of Capt. Smiths
friends and part OF the force, presented
him with the. badge. It Is Of q shield
shape, and hedesien is almost the same
as that Of the one presented To Capt. Tom
Bennett four yearsa ago. In black enamel
are the following words:
c1nET oPfoLicE.
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A Murderer Pa lr,l,

Attorney Adam B. Littlepage, oil the
Kanawha bar, assisted by. Senator Kenna,
Congressman Snyder and U. S. Marshal
Atkinson, have procured the pardon Of
Robert Dawson, who has been in the
penitentlary since March, 1878, for the
killing Of jackson Lilly, at Sissonville,
Kanawha county. Strong reasons for the
exercise Of executive clemency were pre-
sented to the Governor It's said that
the pardon will meet with general appro-
val in Kanawha county, owing to the
mitigating circumstances surrounding the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
Asllght Mistake and one That Might Lead
= IN ytrony ltioneinsiona -

Mr.. Murphy has not been engaged by
tho Womans Temperance Association,
but by private individuals. Mr.. Murphy
works independent otsny temperance OF
ganiE9tion. Heisail, not long since, in q
lecture Temperance will succeed when
the question Is taken out Of politics. He
was upposed 10 q third party movement,
and belieyedin Gospel temperance that
conyertsmen, and that nothingshor
willsaye aman. Where are the croakers
that can object to this kind OF work q Mr..
Murphy will deliver q lecture on Monday
evening, March 2, for the benefit Of the
'Womanss Christian Association. The,
gentleihanly pronrietors Of the Capitol
lecture 70 be heldia theirrink.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17

Its said thata laay's standing In society
can easily be determined by her dress az
the breaGfast-tabIe an expensive, snowy
COSTUME indicating that the wearer has
not yet learned the prophecies. But no
one need be afraid ofbejng called sshod.
dyn II her loyelincss Is as'appaFcnt by
daylight as at the'hops. Perfect beauty Il
never the attendant Of ,disease; above all,
ofthose diseases peculiar TO women, and
which find d ready cure in DR.. Pierce's
isFeYorite Prescription Ptice reduced
TO one dollar. Bydfugyists.
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EDWARD LARKIS,
JnItN r Hannah -
JOHN " IIhNU4ANf
Proprietors Capitol Rink.

THE Muslin Underwear Sale now on at
E. N. MeGillin& Co.'s drew large num-
beFs yesterday Notwithstanding the IN.
pleasant weather, This Is the largest dis.
play OF these garments ever shown in our
city, and ladies' who neglect 1t throw away
arare opportunity OF securing these goods
at the amazingly low prices at which they
are offered.
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ala,Ie ID tlle capItol Islnk.

The sessions at the Capitol Rink have
heep exceedingly we'll attended the past
week, Tut this week they viii no doubt be
crowded. owing To the attractions offered,
at this afternoon and evening seasions
Prof. O. q, Rehm, Of aHer Atoaementt
Rand Will execute q baritone solo, and
Prof. Zimmerman, Of the same band, will
perform . cornet enlo ut both sessions.
The reputation Of theac musicians, the
finest in the country, ls enough 70 draw
crowds 70 the most popular rinkin the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
ABOUT PEOPLE.
stranger. in the glty and wheeling relk,

strangers in the, CITY and wheeling Folks
Abroad. &
ExsD Delegate Wood Daley, Of Mineral
county, was on the silooroi the House yes
terday. s,.s KS y.
I Mr.. JohniL. Ruhl, Of olarlsburg, an ex-
member Of the House Of Delegates from
Harrison county, Is In the city. =
Geo. +. Updegralr. lbook.keeper for G.
s. Feeny. Is making q flying trip out the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad on business.
Senator Burgess presides oyerthe SEN.
ate ably during The three, days abseneeoi
President Price, who has gone home on q
visit. sd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

BY the use Of Hos.
tettef Stomach Bit
ten the hAuafd ap
peannce OF the coun-
tenance and aallbV,
nes o. dyspcpAtsaro
NnpplAuted by Q
healthier look, and
- the food u RaEimi
lated, the body 90,
qulfus sub tlgnee. Al.
! tite isfestdfed, and
the nervous Gy5tem
rehsshOd with much
needed SLIM Der
ihis ae,IsInse which X
u Allo benodc iAl 10.
person. oi q fhen.
matte tendency and
an inc1fiinRhft nfi,.
yenhye 81 fcver and
ague, For tAle by
. prL.eHists and
iehl VIVIAN,
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The question Of prohibition came up
aeainyesterday in the Houseot Delegates.
The result Of the vote taken. on Saturday
was 70 be announced at 81, N. Atthat
hour The names Of the absentees were
called, and all were present but Mr.. snod-
grass. The vote as completed resulted as
follows:
The ayes were: Messrs, Anderson, Al
exander, Arnold, Beard, Calliscn, Camp
bell, Chambers, Davies, DAWSON, Dean,
Dorr, Eiwards, Ferguson, Fisher, Flem-
ing. Fortney, Giyens, Glover, Hayman,
Hawyermale, Marshall, alcClung, McGill,
Nc dechen, McWhorLer, Miller, Parker,
Parks. Post, Powell, POINTER, Price, RAM
(lolph, Roach, Rock, Rusmisell, Sayre,
Smith. Snyder, Taylor and Workman-4l.
Thenoes were: Messrs. Dennis Speaker
Chew, Crockett, Davidson, Dyer Ferrell,
Gilkeson, Gilmore, Raymond, Hinkle,
Jacob. Laidley, Lucas, MeConaughey,
Morgan, Alyles, 0wings, oxley, Richard.
son, Robertson, Stapleton, Thompson and
Whites.
Mr., Randolph was enormously quoted
as voting against Prohibition Saturday
He was absent and did not vote. Mr..
Laiiley also was absent on Saturday. Az
will be seen above, Mr.. Randolph yester-
day voted for the resolution and Mr..
Laidley against.
Mr.. Stapleton was one Of the strongest
champions OF the measure, and his vote
WINS recorded in the affirmative. As soon
as Il became apparent, however, that the
resolution was rejected, MIR. Stapleton
Echanped his vote in order to move arecon'
federation. This he did rs soon as the re
suit was announced by the Speaker. The
motion to reconsider was carried. Mr.
| Lucas raised the point OF order that II re
.I0uired atwo.thirds vote 10 reconsider, bui
4 tie Speaker ruled against this. Mr. Staple
ton moved TO lay the joint resolution OF
the table.
! Col. White also rose to pointot order
He read the constitutional provision re
curing proposed amendment TO be
agreed "a. by;a two.thiidsy vote on ats thtrt
reading, and held that as this had no
lbeen 50 agreed TO, no further steps coult
be taken In the matter.
Mr.. Sayre took issue with this position
The Constitution, he said, did not say
vote could not be reconsidered in thii
connection.
The Speaker held that the point was no
well taken. Several other points OF ordel
we're raised on various phases Of the pend
ing question. Col. White moved to recon
slider the vote by which the passage Of tn,
resolution was reconsidered, but this wa
Nlaughed out, and the motion TO lay on thu
table was adopted. =.
The Hobbies and galleries were crowded
with visitors, very few ladies being pres
eht, however.
/ It is not now thought that there Is any
hope for the life Of the amendment, ever
long enough to getinto the Senate:
There remains resort for the Prohibit
tionists which they will probably adopt
and which 1t is believed would succeed
This isito pass law prohibiting the sale
Of intoxicating liquors, as the Constitu
ton authorizes the Legislature to do. II
is said by the friends Of the measure thai
such a bill would go through the House
as 1t would require only a majority u
pass It. It's fate in the Senate is not SC
surely predicted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17

Days, Manning 4 Drcw's Comedy Com.
pany gave q splendid performances last
night before large audience. Tho COM
panyis q frst class one in every respect.
The Marionettes, Devere 4 Oaks, Manning
& Drew and the three Magnolias took the
audience by storm, being encored five and
Six times each, and the whole entertain.
ment gave entire satisfaction,
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ALL.wOOL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now In stock a full line Of the
above Jackets; also, an extra heavy quail
ity for butchers, and full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not to
shrink. G. HESS IL SONS,
Merchant TaiIOrs aud Gents Furnishers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-17
A niasting Operation.

LONDON, Feb. l0.-Dlspatches tonight
from Gibraltar show the damage by the
explosion reported this morning was in
no respect SO serious as first reported.
Nobody was killed. Three engineers were
seriously injured. The explosion occur
red during some blasting operations