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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Will J. Apologize, OF Wellsburg,
was in town on Saturday.
Mrs. Charley Shay has returned from a
two weeks visit with relatives in Cincin-
natl.
Miss Jennie Green, of this city. is the
guest Of Mrs. John Wilson, OF Washing
ton, Pa.
Capt. Alex. NJ. Matthews, Of Lewisburg,
prominent attorney OF the Third district,
arrived in the city yesterday.
State Superintendent Schools Butcher
has decided to remain in Wheeling and
practice law after the conclusion Of his
term.
Dr.. C. A. Wingerter, who has been con-
fined to his residence for over month
past was reported to be seriously i'll yes
terday.
Mr.. Elem Birch, one of Washington
County's rising young lawyers, was in the
city saturday, the guest Of his brother,
Superintendent Birch.
Mrs. Gus. B. Spates, OF Clarksburg, pass
ed through this city Saturday, on her way
home, after a two weeks visit TO her
parents ut Washington, Pa.
Miss Cecilia, the daughter Of Robert +.
Williamson, OF the South Side, has re-
turned home after q short but delightful
visitto friends in Littleton.
Hon: James 7. McNIechen and wife, OF
Wood county, W. Va, are in the city to-
day, the guests OF their cousin, Mrs. ]. d.
Baker, OF Gravel Hill.-Bellqire Tribune.
Rev. Sumner Stone and wife, OF Wheel
ing, and Mrs. W. X. Elson. OF Martins
Ferry, who have been visiting friends on
Gravel Hill, have returned home.-Bell-
ARE Independent.
Mr.. John Baker leaves to-day for Chi.
cago, where he will remain about week,
previous to going to st. Paul, where he
wiIltake a chair on the editorial staff OF
the Globe. Mr.. Baker has many warm
friends in Wheeling who will regret his
departure from the city.
Mr.. j. y. Palmer and wife, Rev. Joseph
Waugh and wife, r. W. Buchanan, Miss
MolIie Buchanan and Miss Mary George,
all Of Brooke county, left on Wednesday
By rail for New 0rleans Mrs. J. @. Gist
also accompanies tho party as far as the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. ROseborough,
in Mississippi. The party expects to be
gone three weeks.
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wellsburg Notes,

Mrs. S. A. Ackison Is visiting friends at
Valley Grove, Ohio county.
Harvey's paper mill is stopped for want
Of straw. Georges paper mill shut down
on Saturday on account OF high water.
As far as can be learned there was no
damage done to property hereabouts from
the storm Of Friday night and Saturday
morning, The storm was the heaviest
that has passed over here in many years.
Mr., James Briggs, OF this place, was
taken suddenly Ill on Saturday about noon
and died at8P. N. He had been enjoy
ing usual good health aud was upon the
streets betwee II and ia. NJ. He was q
native of England and was in his eighty
third Vnnr
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SINCE last October have suffered from

SINCE last October have suffered from
acute inflammation in my nose and head
often in the night having to get up and in,
hale salt and water for relief. My eye has
been, for week at time, so could not
sec. have used no end OF remedies, also
employed a doctor, who said it was impure
bIood-but | got no help. ! used Ely's
Cream Balm on the recommendation Of q
friend, ] was faithlesS hut in few days
was cured. Ny nose now, and also my
eye. is well. II Is wonderful how quick It
helped me. MRs. GEORGES. JuDsoN, Hart
ford, Conn. Easy to use. Price SO cents.
MwP&w
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gor9ent.

DOOMS FOR RENT-lN HORN.
IL brooks Block. Apply 10 ". Y. llQGE 4
BRO 1900 Market street, de2S
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Friday, tho police OF Parkersburg arrest,
cd man on suspicion, who gave the name
OF st. Clair and cIaimsthis cityas his home.
He said that lie had killed a man here,
but declared that at the time he commit
ted this murder he was q deputized con.
stable. Thursday night lie spent at the
house OF a family living across the river
In Ohio, and told them he was fugitive
from Justice. They put tho Parkersburg
police on to him and on his arrival there
lie was nabbed. He Is regarded as bad
man, and will be hold for several days,
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A New York letter.carrier, arrested for
his misdeed, was found to have got rid Of
his letters by dumping good many Of
them In a heap behind an old chimney.
Imagine the confusion among the people
on his route! Such confusion arises in the
human system when theliver fails to make
o proper distribution Of bile. Everything
becomes clogged, and there Is general
breaking down. Browns Iron Bitters ar.
rests the mischief and puts the liver in
good working order. Your druggist has it.
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Sorry He Was There.

Mr.. n. ]. O'Kane hailed an ISrRLLl.
oEScER reporter aud spoke Of his presence
at the Gibson spells CAUCUS last Wednes.
day night. Mr.. 0'kane says he was In.
yitel into the caucus by Congressman
Gibson, who told him he wished to talk
about tariff to few friends, and rs be is
Interested in anything on this subject, he
concluded to be present. He learned
afterward OF tlls scheme under the gather
ing, and felt ashamed OF himself for being
imposed on. He knows Gibson now better
than he did before,
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The Parkersburg SAFE Journal has thu
following: As u. S. Marshal Geo. W, At
kinson was walking by the Office 81 the
Adams Express Co. yesterday evening, in
company with several other gentlemen, g
horse attached TO a delivery wagon caught
him by the arm with his teeth and tore
the sleeve of Of u $50 oYerroat. The Mar
shall was not injured, as the horse did moi
catch tho flesh when he bit, ALI who
witnessed the incident were greatly
amused, but it is needless to say the Mar
shall preserved his gravity.
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This evening Sam d. Villa and Agnes
Wallace Villa, with their dramatic com
pany, will open weeks engagement a
Charley shay's theatre. These people
ara well known, and stand high in the dra'
matte profession, They will give legitimate
dramas, and several Side-splitting farces
are in their repertoire. The company is
equally strong In emotional plays, comedy
OF musical sketches, and the performances
this week cannot but DO enjoyed,
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Al the annual meeting OF the stockhold.
ers Of the above institution, held last
Saturday at the residence Of the Presi'
dent, Ri. Rev. Bishop Kahn, a very salts,
factory report OF the work done during
the past year was presented by the secre.
tary, Mgr. Sullivan. The President sng.
gested the necessity Of some repairs and
improvements, and special committee
was authorized to carry out these sugges.
tons The Sisters in charge requested
the officers OF the Institution to publicly
express their grateful recognition Of many
iavors received, especially the Christmas
donations.
dition Of tho house.
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NEw YoRE, Jan. II THE close Of the week shows
q very good volume Of business having been com.
pletRd In staple and COlOred Cottous, prints, cling.
hams aud other wash fabrics dress goods and cot
ton hosiery, ThV tone nt tho market WIS much
better, Merchants arc here from Rll TartS Of the
country. a more hopeful coincidence y growing
much improved aS compared with weeks ago,
buyers arc making up their spring stocks, but arc
very conservative In dealings. FOF the week the
aggregate movement has been Of very good pro
uIITtiOnE
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 49, 4. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
colder weather in tho western portion and
slightly warmer in the eastern portion
and fair weather. Northwesterly winds
in the Ohio Valley and northeasterly in
Tennessee.
fair weather and southwesterly winds.
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ALL-WOOL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now in stock q full line Of the
above Jackets; also, an extrnllcayy quail
ity for butchers, and full line or Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not IL
shrink. q. HESS y SONS,
Merchant TaIlors and Cents FurnisherS'
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BYRON never uttered truer words than
when he said, physicians mend or end
u.s." But while doctors disagree, all the
world has agreed that there Is no remedy
equal To Dr., Bulls Cough Syrup,
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer rs observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
"a. ", 2lS; u NJ, 2l';S P. NJ, D'; p: NJ,
i60. Sunday: "a. NJ, l0'; II NJ, l9';
Ar. NJ. 900. 7 p. NJ, 2O',
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ysni.on LpnnI,.

Tuesday evening, January 20. Louis
schwalb, proprietor Of the First National
Saloon, will serve to his customers q
splendid yetiisop Lunch. All are Invited,
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Tuesday evening, January 20, Louis
schwalb, proprietor OF the First National
Saloon, will serve TO his customers .
splendid venison lunch. AL are invited.
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Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
call on or address ]. G. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot OF Eleventh street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Ghe qmtelAigetreer:.
once Nos. 10 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.


One Dollar Reward.
FlltGrs-GGO. ". JOhnEons sons.
ValenIlnCs-C. II. QulmDy.
RcguIar Tuesday Packet Tor CinClnuAtI-
HOstetter'S stomach MtterS.
Too Many VelVctS, &C.-IIrucs 4 Golfer.
Charley ShAy's Academy OF MusIe~ASnes Wal
Nna
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Cnktnn.
Petroleum,

NEW YoRK, Jan. l7,-Cotton quiet; futures veIy
dull January U9c; February II OSc; March ll.l4c
April ll.9Sc; May ll.a1c June ll.4sc; July ll.GOc
August 1l.69c; September Il, SO: October l0.SIC.
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DOR RENT-A HOUSE SUITABLE
IL fora small family, No. 1910 Fan street Apply
10 MS A, N, YOUNG, OH the premises. jiA
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PrrrsRuRoH, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE afternoon market
fell back 70 G05<c but rallied Of the close 10 701c
NEW YoRx, Jan, Petroleum atni unltsd 7lc,
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sanford,s &adfea1 Gure.
Ss"WENNW ? GNUNKEIRtK VKtNEs
CA / ARRH
Complete Treatment, with Inhaler, for
every form Of Catarrh, 81.
ASK FOR
.SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds, wAtCry Discharges from the EosC
and Eyes, Ringing Noises III the Head, EevOui
Headache aud Fever Instantly relieved.
Choking mucus dslodged, membrane clGanscd
and healed, breath Swcetencd, smell taste, aud
hearing restored, and ravagcs checked.
Cough, Bronchitis, DrOppings into the Throat
Pains In the Chest Dyspepsia, Wasting OF Strength
and Flesh, Loss Of Sleep. etc., cured.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol
vent and one DR.. sAniords Inhaler, In one pack.
age, OF all druggists for 81, Ask for sanfOrdS Rad
ical Cure, pure dIstIllRtIon Of wItch.IEazcI Am.
Piue, ca. Fir, MArigOld, Clover blossoms, etc.
PoI1gR DRuo AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING
WANTED,

Gents wishing TO dispose Of cast OF Wearing Ap-
parel, Boots, Shoes, DC, will do well to notify
JUsTH, the Secondhand Dealer,
oN l6eS Market a., opposite Postotaee,
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TOR SALE.
RpD
DOR sALE-COUNTRY SEAT.

Ten acres OF choice high bottom land, six mIIes
below Wheeling, oil Ohio River and u. Il o. Il X.
Improved by substantial brick house, II rooms,
Kitchen and outbuildIngS, situated in a grove Of
maple, sugar and poplar trees. Also, agOOd selcc.
ton OF fruit trees. Apply To
". V. HOGK & BRO, 1900 Market 81. {.
Or Z. ". MORROW, on the premiAea. mn
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Christmas donations SIS .
Do 10 merchant lse...... ....".,."-,.... S9 Y
Board Of patients 2sSl o.
Cash on hand Jan. !, lSsI..'.........r,..." G2 q
The entire receipts during the year were
s., OOl SO, and the expenses &, 425 rs, leav.
ing a balance on hands January l, 1885, Of
S575 rs.
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WY NTED-TO BORROW TWO
w Thousand DOllaFl 81, OOOOOJ for one or two
yeAra, at Gpercent. interest. Amply secured.
Address: MANUFACTURERS"
iRl7 IntGlIVcnCer Office
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1mnlftrd.

WTANTED-ANY NEWANTING TO
w sell small dairy can find purchaser by
calling on or addressing Joseph Martin, No. l67
Alley 70. jai7S
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n,yl

COUNTRY RESIDENCE, TOGETHER
~ with Valuable Lands, near the City, for Sale
or Rent.
As am compelled 10 move 70 the city will sell
my residence together with much or little Of tho
Farm and Garden Lands, 10 buit purchasers. II
tenant house; also large new stable, barn. corn.
crib and wagon she'd all under one roof, and all
other nGediCl Outbullding. There Aic ~ RCFcS Of
land. which has been enriched with hundreds Of
loads Of good stable manure, hauled OH II In tho
laIt two year Most Of the land Is well adapted To
gardening purposes. There u also good grazing
lands with never. failing Sprlng4 Of water In tho
fields 4 large portion Of the land IL well adapted
and ellglbly located for Building Lots; will bg sold
rs such II wanted. Come have been sold and built
on. Terms will be made easy and TO suit puTchaS.
call on, +. L. klaHERLY,
ial2
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gnr Sale.
CTOCKs FOR SALE.

LIOR SALE OR RENT-THE LARGE
~ threeStory Brick Building. Nos. 90i9 aud 2O2l
corner Main and 1wenty'ilSt street,; double store
third stories containing II rooms, finished and fur
nishCd; bath rooms, wash house, DC, on reason
able terms.
ENQUIRE on TIE PREMISES.
n. B.-The above building would make Splen.
did hnlnl Ill
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TOR RENT.

DOR RENT OR FOR SALE.-BUSI-
IL hess House fronting OH Main aud South
streets, numbered 1877 Main street. and Ii32 South
street. II Il threeBtOry house with paved cellar
and hydraulic elevator. Will rent or sell. Pos
session given April.
For Rcnt-SIx rOOmctl House. No. G. Seventeenth
Etleet. Desirable residence, No, 10 North Trout
street. Dwelling No. lO2 Eighteenth AtrcCt, aud
many Others TOO numerous " merton, For fur.
ther Information enquire Oi JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent and Notary Public, 1912 Market
street. IAi6
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EOR SALE.
VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY,

Situated on W., r. &B.R R., Cold IIcnphcld) about
two miles east Of the City VI Wheeling ". Va, and
about two miles from Ohio river. consisting Of 800
acres Of coal aud 10 acres surface aud coal, aud
known a the "WilloW Glen Coal Property"
W. v. HOfE Il BRO,
mVi 1850 Market Street,
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6c,,ral a1ntiers.

r ADY BELLE, EGYPTIAN QUEEN,
Reveals Past, Present and Future; gives I'D.
vice on money, business and family affairs. Hours
from 70 Or n No. % EGlth street mob
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gshtna gn,ptlee.
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY!
nnndI advertised as absolutely pure
CONTAIN AMMONIA.
TIE TEST.

Place can top down on hot stove until heated, then
FCHi0yV do coSeF and Rnc chemist will not 6e
quirOd % detect The presence Of ammonia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-23

Newsboys and Bootblaoka at Home.
EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN; If
you can give space for it would voice
the sentiments Of many thinking people
in few words on the better method for
aiding the bright, rough and ready little
fellows who sell us newspapers and black
our boots. IL Is to be hoped the excellent
ladies who have taken up this matter
will not fall into tho very natural mis-
take Of treating these merchants in
embryo as newsboys and bootblacks.
Efforts to break up these guilds which
are not worth preserving would be better.
1t were better to treat them as homeboys
and go to their individual homes with
the uplifting machinery. II is 80 natural
TO argue thus: I'VE must reach these
boys by way Of their stomachs," and i'm
mediately invite them to feast alta COM
mon table. Tho result Of this occasional
filling up Is to heighten tho contrast be-
tween thefr home and the hall of charity,
and deepen discomfort with, and lessen
respect for parents. The Same labor and
expense put out at their several homes
to enable the parents TO improve them
would DO much better. Wo ought to re-
sist this common tendency to draw chill
dren away from homo to improve their
condition. This public institution
idoa has grown to monstrous proportions,
and our good friends Of the Humane SO.
cioty who are about TO take up the cause
of children cruelty treated should bear
this in mind. Wisdom directs that the
family associations should be preserved,
and they are tho best benofactors who
strive to reach tho child through the
parent rather than through the stomach
| - w u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-23

On tho night of Jan. 30 the room of
Samuel Donaldson, at the Mcpherson
House, was entered and robbed of two
$50 bills. Detective Block arrested two
colored men, named William Veigle and
David Massey, and they were hold for
the robbery. On Saturday Officer Acton,
on duty at tho Baltimore and Potomac
Railway depot, arrested O colored boy
about 10 years of age named Jimmy
Berry. Berry had a $50 bill, and was
logged out in good style, He was taken
to the police headquarters, where he con-
fessed that Veigle had told him whore the
money was hidden behind the Mcpherson
House. Berry paid visit to tho Jail
some timo ago, and Veigle wanted him to
get the money. The money was hidden
under an oyster barrel, and Berry's story
implicated Lewis Massey, brother of one
Of the men arrested, aud tho latter was
locked up at the fourth precinct on Satur-
dav.
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Now Lecture Conrar.

Tho course of lectures to bo sivon at
the Fifteonth-street Presbyterian Church,
beginning tomorrow evening, ought to
DO we'll patronized by our lecture-going
public, as 1t promises to BIO one Of tho
best given in this city this winter. and
the price is unusually reasonable. The
lecture Of Rev. DIR. Bartlett on Boys"
will prove q rare treat for those who have
never heard 1t. This will be the opening
lecture next Tuesday evening. The fol-
lowing Is the course in full: Tuesday
evening, Feb. "a, Rev. DR.. Bartlett, sub
ject, Boys" Monday evening, March 2,
Hon. Geo. w. Williams, subject THE
Congo Problom;" Monday evening, March
0, Hon. Geo. b. Loring, subject "Haw-
thorne;" Monday evening, March 16, Hon.
Frederick Douglass, subject, civilian
the Silent" Monday evening, March %,
Gen. William Birney, subject, Outlook
for the Future" Monday evening, March
30, Hon. Ainsworth Il. spofiord, subject,
Popular Oratory;" Monday evening,
April O. Prof. Richard I. Greenor, subject
| michael Angelo"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-23

A SlimIy Attended Meeting.


The committee on civil associa-
tions in the inaugural ceremonies held
rather o slimly attended meeting last
Saturday, and did nothing but discuss
general matters. The subcommittee on
reception subsequently met, and the chair
man announced several committees to
receive visiting civic organizations. AS a
majority Of those selected We're members
Jof tho Jackson Democratic Association
and many of those selected had failed to
tions, considerable opposition was shown
to their being appointed. After general
expression Of views on the subject, the
entire matter was postponed until next
Tuesday, when there will be o consul
tation between the presidents Of tho diff
ferent clubs and the chairman of the sub
committee.
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Cnrrlgan drought Back.

Special Agent A. l.. Drummond and
Deputy Marshal James Bigger, of Brook
Ign, N. Y, arrived hero last Saturday
morning with Daniel Carrigan, who is
indicted with Il. G, Kirkwood and others
in connection with navy department
frauds. At the depot no was turned over
to Bailifls Johrans and Miller, Of the
marshals office, and subsequently taken
to Jail. lie declined to have any con-
versatlon in connection with tho frauds,
but expressed wish to 500 the District
attorney. There is no doubt If it will
benefit him in any manner that he will
make clean breast of his connection
with tho fraudulent transactions. He
will probably be arraigned in court to-
m
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r,xn IIousen Rnrned.

a fro was discovered in two frame
shanties, s02 and SOL Half street south
west, Saturday morning, and an alarm
was turned in from box 426. Tho houses
were occupied by two colored families.
The alarm was given while tho fire dc.
partment was in tho parade, and two Of
the companies were sent to the scene, but
could not save the buildings, as the fire
had gained considerable Roadway. The
loss was 5000, covered by insurance. A
defective fue was the cause.
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PERSONAL CoMFORT.
USEFUL FEEr

Are requisite to health. hence the highest medi.
cal. surglch, judicial, political, military, and
naval dgnitaries OF this country, representatives
Of other well-known pcrsonagDs visit DR.
WHITE & son, l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, and IL North Eutaw street, Baltl'
more, for RELIEF from and avoidance Of Corns,
Rnlons, Diseased Nails. and other foot ailments.
Fee, 81 sitting. Established In Washington in
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1UCTTOy SIZES.
GALE OF FISH WHARF PRIVILEGES.
OFFICE or THE ENgyNEEn CoNNIssIIoNIEiEIsi.


OFFICE or THE ESgISEEH COMMISSIONERS,
WAsntSGToN, ID. g., Feh III, 1885.
Notice IL hereby given that on FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY ~, 1885, tho nsh wharf privl-
leges IN Washington and the fish stalls in George
town VIII he sold at public auction Tor the term
of one year from March !, 1885, as follows AZ
= o'clock y. m, on the premises, six fish stalls
~ the Georgetown market house 10 tho highest
bidder. Terms-Casl, In advance. Also, at 4
O'clock y, m, on the same day, on d street be
tween seventh ind Ninth streets northwest, in
Market, all rights and privileges granted or al
lowed by the laws OF the corporation of Wash
ing cleaning aud sale of fish In the city of Wash.
ington; and no wharf or dock shall be deemed
eligible unless situated at some point on tho
north side Of the Potomac river, between Eley'
onth street east and Fourteenth street west, TO
the highest bidder Ierms-One hundred dol
lars to BIO paid on the day OF sale, and the resi-.
due to be paid within lve days from day Of sale.
BY order of Board Of CommissiOners d. g.
q. j. LYDECHER.
Major OF Engineers, u. Is. A.,
Engineer Commissioner ID, 9.
THOMAS DowLIN0, Auctioneer. fel7-l0t