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LABOR MATTERS.

Coai-Iining In the Monongahela Valley The
Coke Strike Stnl Unsettled,
PITTsBURG. Feb. 18.-There are more miners
at work on the Monongahela river now than at
any time during the past year. All the works
are running full handed, and the indications are
that should there not be another lockout, more
coal will be mined for the next run than for sew
eral years Most Of the coal shipped on the re
cent rise--some 1900, 900 bushels-was mined
during the past two months The money dis
triouted throughout the valley from that run
has been almost sufficient to wipe ont the
miners' debts contracted during the lock ont
AT the delegate meeting of striking cookers, at
Scottdale, Colonel Shoemaker, representing
the coke syndicate, offered to pay the advance
after March u.s. provided the men would return
to work at once at the old rates Colonel
Schoonmaker who is one of the largest opera
tors In the region, was cordially received, but
when the proposition was put to a vote it was
rejected almost unanimously. 1t was also de-
cided to accept no compromise. The prospect of
an early settlement is not very bright. and
long and bitter struggle is anticipated. The coke
syndicate met here to-day, and resolved to make
no changes in prices at present.
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Knocked Down and Robbed of M. 900.

PITTsBURG. Feb. 18-John Bell, aged sixty
FIVE and a member of well-known upholstery
firm was decoyed into bunko room this morn
ing, ard became 80 pleased with the workings Of
the game that he went to bank, drew So 600
and returned. He was knocked down, and when
he recovered found money and thieves gone.
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The Bottoms Clear Out.

$37 BUYS A TICKET FROM INDIANAPOLIS TO SAN
FRANCISCO OR LOS ANGELES, CAL.
The great Pacific lines have so reduced their
rates to Pacific coast points that rates are now
only about one-hslf those of yesterday. Come
to l6 North Meridian street and hear the good
news. j. H. MARTIN,
Agent Kankakee Line.
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Rnrned tn Crisn.

PANA Feb. lS-The clothing of Mrs. Cough
lin caught fire this afternoon while she was pre-
pairing dinner at her home, and before the flames
could De extinguished she was burned to crisp.
When found life was wholly extinct
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A PERILoUs ExPERIMENT-To leave a cough
or cold to get we'll of ITSELF" The chances are
that it will got worse. Meet it promptly with
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar The rem
edy is palatable and prevents all danger. A few
doses and the cure ia complete. Sold by all
druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute
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Steamship News.

NEW YORK. Feb 18.-Arrived: Pennland.
from Antwerp
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. l8.-Arrived: Wyoming,
from New York.
PHILADELPHIA Feb 1S.-Arrived Switzer
land from Antwerp.
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LoUIsvILLE, Feb l8.-The Converse brothers,
publishers of the Christian Observer. charged
with violation of the ninth commandment by
Revs. Daniels and Boggs of Memphis. Tenn,
made their defense to NIGHT before the Louis
vile Presbytery. saying that the specifications
In the charges were too vague and indefinite to
plead to. The trial continues to- morrow.
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INDIANA AND ILLINOIS NEWS
The Daily Chronicle of Happenings of
All Kinds in the Two States.
Two Men Killed in an Accident on the c., Y
&C. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Awakenings at
DanyiIle and Champaign, Ill.
INDIANA.

Dwellin: House Destroyed by Fire-NarroU
Escape of the Family.
Special to the indianapolis journal.
WABASH, Feb. 18.-The dwelling-house
of Lon Hacklemar, farmer living four miles
south Of this city. burned to the ground at day
light to-day. The family had barely time to
escape when the roof fell in The fire caught
from a defective flue. Owing to the inflamma-
BILE character of the building the fire spread rap
idly, and but a small portion of the household
effects could be secured. Mr.. Hackleman's loss
will be between So, 900 and $1,000, which is par
TALLY covered by insurance.
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Railroad Tax Law Uncon stitutional.

TRENTON, N. j., Feb 1S--The State Suprem,
Court to-day decided the State railroad tax Law
unconstitutional. About 81, DOC, 900 in taxes hat
already been collected under it.
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Chinese Forced to Leave California Town.
NIcoLAUs, Cal, Feb. 18.-Early this morning
body Of masked men compelled the Chinese.
numbering forty -four, to leave They were put
on the steamer d. E. Knight, and, notwithstand-
ing the protests Of the captain Of the vessel,
he was forced to take them as passengers for
Sacramantn
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EoTE-Be suspicious Of persons who recon-
mend any other article as lust as good, and
take nothing else but DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
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DRoF. D. w. MOODY.

tDhOF. ID. W. MOODY.
THE MAN REss.MAKER
and the inventor Of Moody's new and perfect Tanof
System of Square Measurement for cutting Ladss
and Childrens Garments of Every Description,
Is NOW IN OUR CITY,
assisted by Miss Perry aud Miss Thompson, Of Cia
cinnati.
THE LADIES OF INDIANAPOLIS
and vicinity invited to call at once and make their
arrangements for learning Moodys New Tailor Systeu
OF Square Measurement for Dress Cutting.
OVER 1000 LADIES HAVE ATTENDED
Prof Moodys Cincinnati school in the last four years.
and, as the ladies of indianapolis time and again. havs
requested that school be opened in Indianapolis thai
they might have opportunity of learning cut and
make their own clothing. their request has beeu
granted, and at a. M, to-day, Prof. D. W. Moody
viii open permanent branch school, ut IO8 North
Pennsylvania street, for teaching Moody's System.
and the teaching of Trimming Draping Sewing.
and all the finishing parts of Dress and Coakmaking
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed, charge what
be made one dollar per week if desired Remember,
all can learn from twelveyear-old girls ladies
sixty.
COME AND SEE US, LADIES.
We are here to stay, and your time and money viii Be
wall invested. Thousands of ladies have attended
Moodys schools and not one has ever beea ispleased
Remember the place, 1Os North Pennsylvania st,
P. S.-Ladies living out of the city boarded fros
while learning.
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Lowest Rate Ever offered.

The l., D. & S. railroad coming to the 'front.'
and makes the following rate from Indianapolis
to the Pacific coast. Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco:
Second class $3.50
Now is your time, and the Indianapolis, Deca-
tur g. Springfield road is your route. For tickets
or information, call on address
Fl. A Cherries, Ticket Agent,
ia South Illinois street, Indianapolis. Ind.
W. N. HICKLIN. City Passenger Agent.
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CROPPING wood. back gets weak St Jacobs
OH strengthens baekbones.
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Fire In the Ohio Penitentiarys
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. I8.-Fire broke out in
the shops Of the Ohio penitentiary tonight
Loss estimated at $25 600
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John KlCkaby.
NEW YORK, Feb 18.-John Rickaby. manager
of the Lyceum Theater, died this morning at
$50 o'clock
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MARTINS FERRY.

Robert Kerr is again able to resume his
duties.
Mr.. Newton Holiday is laid up with Q
severe cold.
DR.. l. Werlich is confined to his home
with bronchitis.
Council meets tonight and the auditing
committee will report.
James Wilson has returned from an
extended Western trip.
A number of our boys are enjoying the
good skating on Glens Run.
Joseph T. Hanes is lying in critical con.
dition, at his home in the Third ward.
A four-year-Gbi son Of Henry Doyle is
confined to his bed with typhoid fever,
The Martins Ferry Stove Works were
of yesterday, while needed repairs were
being made.
William Linn made his first appearance
upon the streets yesterday, since he was
injured by the cars about three months
ago.
At the Presbyterian church Sunday,
sixty-iour persons were added TO member
ship. There will be Praise service and
Gospel meeting tonight at = o'clock.
Isaac Wogoncr's grocery, corner Of JEFF
ferson and Second streets, was closed up
yesterday by Mr.. Theodore kober. Of
Wheeling. Mr.. Wagner will probably he
able to pull through the difficulty all right.
On Saturday night the Ancient Order of
Foresters held an initiatory, meeting in
the X. of =. Hall, after which the mem.
bers TO the number of about sixty repair
ed to the Bayhos Hotel where an elegant
supper was served. The new lodge starts
out under very auspicious circumstances.
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.BELLAIRE.
The News of the Day From Ohio's Busy
Glass City.

The News of the Day From Ohio's Busy
Glass City.
Jack Tobin left on an Eastern trip last
night.
The A. NJ. f. Church has begun a re-
vival meeting.
A moonlight skating party enjoyed it on
the ice last night.
Bellairc Lodge No. 276, F. & A. NJ. elect
ed new officers last night
The Ohio valley foundry has not been
working for several days.
Several gangs of workingmen were cut
ting ice on the creek yesterday.
The young'ladies of the Second Presby-
terian Church will give concert.
A couple of chaps who indu lged too
freely, paid fines at the lookup csterday
Luther Lucas, of the Independent force,
is corresponding for the Cleveland Gazette.
The funeral of Mrs. James Sherry, who
died Of consumption, took place yesterday.
The C. & =. pays its employees to-mor-
row. This Is the last Doodle before
Christmas.
Rev. W. s. Armstrong, left yesterday for
Lexington, Va, to attend the funeral of
his brOther-in-law.
James McGeorge had one of his hands
injured in a polishing machine at the
Stamping company, and is of work.
The general government made an aprO-
priation to put head stones to all marked
- IL hats .,tfr
a soldier friend whose grave is unmarked
will please give notice to one Of the follow
ing persons and they will have the matter
attended to. Comrades LandcasteF, T.
Collins and A. Potterfeld.
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HE STAYED.
The Young Man Who Did Not Go Out be'
tween Acts and Why.

Chicago Hcrdd
IL isa very good story which genial
Treasurer Prior ofthe Chicago Opera House
tells about a young man OF his acquaint-
ance. The young man, IL seems, Is good
looking, of q nice family. and good deal
of favOritc with the ladies' But he IL
altogether too fond of little red liquor
neatly trimmed with lemon and things
and served in cut glass-so fond, in
deed that some of the moro careful
girls have OF late fought shy of his a.
cort to places of Amusement. One day
last week he invited young lady living
on Indiana avenue to 20 and see One OF
Our Girls" She wanted to see the play,
and, the truth is, rather liked Tom-ws
will call the young man Tom for short
but she hesitatcd about accepting the iuyi-
tation. Her friends advised her Ia decline,
and warned her that IL she accepted Tom
wOuld leave her alone few minutes after
every act while hc was out interviewing
the nearest barkecpcr.
''Oh, no, he wouldn't do that's said tho
young lady.
"Ycs, but he would" the advisers re-
piled; "hc took I'm johnson week before
last and went out three times and came in
chewing cloves and coffee, and Em was No
mortified that she says"
"But he wouldn't leave me alone In the
theatre, ! know" the young lady retorted,
confidently, ''and 20 prove IL ] will accept
his invitation"
On the way 10 the theatre Tom was al
gallantry and the curtain once up he was
greatly interested in Mr.. IIoward's neat
drama. But at the end Of the first net he
wished 10 speak with friend whom he
saw standing in the foyer. and rose 10 20.
But he didn't 20. Something seemed TO
take hold of his coat tails and pull him
back into the seat. Imagine poor Toms
cbagrin and surprisc when n seconds In
vestigation showed him that his fair COM
panion, who sat with such an innocent
look in her brown eyes, had pinned his
coat TO the upholsteriDg Of the seat
with n good, strong safcty-pin. Toms
face felt as il il was on a broiler, and cold
wave or two ran up and down his spinal
column, but he didn't say word. Nor
did he leave his seat until the curtain fell
on the happy denOuement in the play.
The end of the little drama in the parquet
seats was equally agreeable, for on their
way out Indiana avenue, Tom smi!ingly
confessed that the joke was on him and the
reproof merited one. He also promised
that if again given the pleasure Of escort
ing his charming companion 10 the thea
ter, no safety pins would be needed 10 keep
him in his seat.
II hope he'll marry that girl" added
the genial Mr. Prior, because IL he does
she'll reform him and make n man out OF
him. n sure a. guns"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-07
Snow.

LYNCHBURG, VA, December G.-Snow
has fallen almost continuously since Sat
day moaning and now measures - inches
in depth This is the heaviest fall since
1873.
HARRIsONBURG. VA, December G.
The most remarkable snow storm expert
enced for years is now prevailing here. 1t
has been falling continually for 60 hours.
The snow is now II to Is inches deep.
The thermometer is rising with some pros
pect of rain.
WILMINGTON, n. C., December g.
Heaviest snow storm ever experienced here
is prevailing. Roads are impossible. The
storm combined with the sleet Of yes
terday has done immense damage to forest
and shade trees.
RICHMOND, VA, December 6.-Almost
continuous snow. hail and rain sInee Sat
urday morning have made the present
storm one Of the severest experienced for
years. The appearances are favorable for
several inches more Of snow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-07
FOREIGN NOTES.

Gen. Butler is annoyed at the assertions
Of the Parnellite papers, that he sympa'
thizes with the Home Rulers, and ha'
issued a statement declaring himself TO be
staunch Unionist-
Advertisements recently appeared in the
German papers Of Vienna Offering TO sell
Austrian Government appointments by
private contract. When the police found
the advertisement he declared that he
acted for Herr BOrutzky, director Of thu
Postal Savings Bank. The scandal ha'
been hushes up.
Emperor William assisted at Saturday.
sitting of the Frontier Defense Com
issiop. at Berlin. Crown Pnncs
Frederick William presided and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-07

GOVERNOR boutwell, is quoted as say
ips the domination of the HOAR influ-
,7se in the State has brought down the
majority from 20, 600 to 10, 900, and if con-
tDued will make Massachusetts q Demo-
crate State" We move continuance of
The "HoAR influence. - Boston Globe
Why certainly, give us more HOARs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-07
Protection VIII Die Hard.

LONDON, December G.-The Daily Ne'es,
commenting on that part of President
Cleveland's message referring TO the
fisheries question, says: :'The two Gov
ernments Ought not To allow themselvc.
rest until they have arranged the ques-
ton. The difficulty seems TO be that Amer.
ica wants fishing, while New England
does not want free trade. The
same Unsuitable greed forprotection under.
lies the difficulty abont the disposal Of
the surplus revenue. Protection
will die hard in America.
1t is, however, beginning 20 be regarded
with increasing popular interest. The
proposed revision OF the tariff may be the
beginning Of the end.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-07
WHAT Il a cold in the headr Medical

WHAT IL q cold in the headT Medical
authorities say il Is due 10 atmospheric
germs, uneven clothing Of the body, rapid
cooling when in pe-piration, etc. The
important point is, that cold In the head
is genuine rhiaais, an Inflammation OF
the lining membrane Of the nose, which,
when unchecked, is certain TO produce q
catarrhal condition-for catarrh Is c~sen-
TALLY q ''cold" which nature is no longer
able 70 "rcsolye" or throw Oh. Ely's
Cream Balm has proved its superiority, asi
sufferers from cold in the head should re-
sort to IL before that common ailment be-
comes seated and ends in obstinate ca
tarrh.
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Rumnr of Crookedness.

&.rl rLgrrU 20 The Register.
CLlEE>EURG, W. Va, December g.
It's reported that farmer of this County
by the name of Z. NJ. Yearly, has gone
West to avoid his obligations. 1t is said
be has disposed of his property without
p-Ogiding for his creditors. Also very
recently two other farmers of this County.
NJ. Hurst, and 2. II. EntOn Sheets
have executed large tracts for perhaps
!QuoO each security with creditors to
those amounts.
The residence of Henry Waldeck of Lost
Creek was burned yesterday, everything
-
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STONES SUCCESSOR

Appointed by the President-George A.
Allen Securesithe Plum.
WASHINGTON, December 6.-The Pres
dent has appointed George A. Allen to be
Caited States District Attorney for the
Western District of Pennsylvania, vice
Wu. \. Stone, suspended for offensive
pl7tisinship. The President signed Mr..
Aliens commission late on Saturday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-07

FOR THE KELLEY and cure of the in
fiammation and congestion called - cold
in the head" there IL more potency In
EIy's Cream Balm than In anything
else it is possible to prescribe. This prep
aration has for years past been making .
brilliant success a. remedy for cold in
the head, catarrh and hay fever. Used In
the initial stages Of these complaints Cream
Balm prevents any serious development Of
the symptoms, while almost numbesiess
cases are on record Of radical cures Of
chronic catauh and hay fever after all
other modes Of treatment have proved Of
no avail.
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The Arerheny's Franchise. Sold.

PITTsBURG, December 6.-The Pran-
chises of the Allegheny Base Ball Club
were sold to-day by the Sheriff TO A. X.
ScaRdrett, trustee on An execution for
$50, as. 90. This sale is said TO divert all
claims of the original stockholders upon the
clubs property, and the debt for which il
was sold was created by money to the ex-
tent the extent of S29, $40, loaned the
club three years ago by W. A Neman,
H. x. Brown and E. C. Coleman, fol
whom Mr.. Scandrett is trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-07

In all diseases of the nasal mncus men,
brane the remedy used must be non-irrita.
ting. The medical profession has been
slow 10 learn this. Nothing satisfactory
can be accomplished with douches, suuffs,
powders, syringes, astringents, or any sim
liar application, becruse they are all irrita-
ting. do not thoroughly reach the affected
surfaces and should be abandoned a. wofse
thrn failures A multitude Of persons who
have for YEAR. borne all The worry and pain
that catarrah can infict, testify 70 radical
cures wrought BY Ely's Cream Balm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-07

PROFESSOR c. A. BRYCE, NJ. d., LID.
editor Medical Clinic, Richmond, Va, says:
Iiebig Co. 5 Coca Beef Tonic is a wonder
full reconstructive agent, building up the
general system and supplying lost nervous
energy. In all wasting disease. and broken
down constitutions it is The agent Also
in female complaints, shattered nerves,
dyspepsia and biliousness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-07

Count vonMolke, Gen. VonSchellendon,
Prussian Minister of War and several COM
manders of the army corps were present.
The meeting was practically council Of
war.
Mrs. Virginia Crawford, who was one Of
the defendants in the Crawford-Dilke case,
proposes to make her debut in Comedy
shortly at west end theater.
Horatio Ross, the crack shot Of Scotland,
is dead.
Prince Alexander, who is coming 10 at.
tend the babtism Of the infant son Of
Prince and Princess Henry, of Battcnberg,
will arrive in England to-day.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
nes, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, I
will send you n receipt that will cure you
free Of charge. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary In South Amer.
lea. Send selfaddressed envelope 70 tho
Rev. Joseph T. Inman. Station d.. New
York City.
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BRIEF TELEGRANIS.

Snow fell to the depth of over % inches
a, AShrrille, n. c., yesterday, and caused
leutire suspension of travel. The snow
gas - heavy that it crushed the roof Ofthe
A>hrrille Tobacco Works and ruined n
arge stock of smoking tobacco.
Several other mines will join the Ma
bouing strikers unless their demands are
accyded 10.
tiro. Moherman was instantly, and Tul-
lls Shearer fatally injured by the limited
express on the New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio Railroad, near Ashland, ..
In awrestling match between James
Faulkner and the Jap in Cincinnati,
the latter won the first and third bouts,
and Faulkner dislOcating his shoulder in
thr fourth; the match was awarded the
foreigner.
Geo. L. johnson, 4 prominent Payneite,
has been appointed Collector of Internal
Revenue at Toledo, to succeed John F.
kumler
Patrick Graves, of Cleveland, has brought
suit Tor $l20, 900 against old man WHEELER
mr having him arrested on a charge OF
numbering Mrs. WHEELER, for which he
WHEELER is now under bonds of 1000
% ioanswer the charge of manslaughter.
The Blue Laws against Sabbath break
IN, have been enforced in New York and
e'rrybody working arrested, even the
S1eet-SweeperS.
The fire at Napieryille, Quebec, on Sun
DAY evening destroyed the Catholic church
and Convent The loss aggregates Sl2o,
no, insured for SIS, 500.
Two more failures of stock brokers are
announced from San Francisco. c. l..
Anderson. liabilities, Sl40, 900; assets NOM
nal, aud Erred J. Frank, liabilities, $3.50,
nU
The striking coal miners ut Youngstown,
OaIo, have secured the advance, 10 cents
peFtOu.
}. l. LOeSelle, merchant of Worcester,
AaSS,, has joined the great army in Can
Sa iorgetting to pay his creditors before
ae went. Before his flight he raised s., 100
=, mortgage on his stock. His debts are
'''"" above the mortgage.
AS. Myron Collins, residingthree miles
NSt, WAS found dead in her bedroom with
4oulIet in her heart. Her husband was
arrested yesterday.
The mother of Lillian Madison begs
Governor Lee in letter to let CluveriuS
.-nS as quick as possible" The Cover
s'I Will probably respite him. If not he
a4nSs Friday.
Majors Amos Stickney and A. McKen-
S appointed by Congress to view the
SSOperty Of the MOnOngahela Navigation
.Oupany are in Pittsburg. Their visit Il
''sAued as q step toward freenavigatiOn.
Alfred Kaufman, administrator for Nor
- Granyille deceased, brought suit
AnSt MrS. Langtry for breach Of contract
90 10 Australia. Mrs. Langtry says the
TlTact WAS sub-let and thus violated.
sex. 'N'Ns ioi 'iH'eA 'A'N 0-'' "'-'
D '4nfs 4. Wales, the cartoon artist OF
F.i FS' The Jadge and other publications
" Yesterday in basement restaurant in
E,' n" iorE OF Syneope, from organic cor
b'onide. '''"''ii's ir0"i All O'eiuO'' -
s-,g'en jurors only were in the box for
''eVuade trial last night.
If Ia'ry ,4y NJ. Johnson, champion sprinter
G.o.l' GeIlea, was defeated yesterday by
r,5se II. Smith, of PittSburg, in n l2j
'-u laee, in 12f seconds. $500. a side.
s.,i Al Detroit, John Keck & Co., furniture
IS;,S.S are IN financial difficulty. LA
s,D-ss ,,'.ss thought to be $2OO,OOO. No as