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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-24
THE PRESS AssocIAcIoy
Programme of the Coming Annual sI..,,.
In this City.


In this City.
Mr., John H, Holt, editor Of the G,,h,,
Standard, and President OF the West W..
gluta Press Association, which holds n,
next annual meeting in this CITY ps,t
Tuesday and Wednesday, August 81 And
September !, has arranged the FOLLOWING
programme, subject to any changes n MAJ,
be thought necessary to make after N,
members Of the Association reach he,o ~
that the local press may deem aivisahIs
in order to successfully carry through III
programme Of Amusements that ia Ia IN Ia
arranged; F"
Tuesday, August 81, fret session from
to ! =, NJ, preliminary business and "a
newing Rcquaintapces, AT s O'Clock
NJ, the annual addresses and annual moan
will be delivered, F'N~
Wednesday, September |, from Olto IA
A. NJ, business l0o'clock, paper by Hon
w, NJ, o, Dawson, of the Preston copn,v
Journal, on "Rates Of Advertising Sl
lowed by discussion; recess; . O'Clock y
NJ, other papers and discussion; ESO y
M paper by ., b. Hart, Of the INTEL,
GGSoRR, "The Hardscrabble Press p pans,
by Hon, j, VI Mason, Of the Hest VirgEhS;'
Democrat on Newspapers and theiF Rs
lations to the PubliCi" adjournment,
Thursday morning the Association will
leave via the Baltimore 4 Ohio on an sr
cursion to Luray, arriving there Thursj,y
evening, aud leaving Friday eyepinS
thereby enabling alto reach home by SAL
urday, The business meetings will pn5,
ably be held In the Second Branch Conn
ell chamber, tits possible that a tin n
the Park will DO made after Tuesday aItsS
Moons meeting, The banquet Viii i,
given after the addresses and poem. Tina
will probably be found "Wednesday aits, '
noon for q trip about the city for the pu,,
pose Of seeing the points OF interest,
The local press 10 gradually getting mat.
terra so shaped that their country brethren
will have a good time here. The exCu,'
sion will DO an enjoyable feature.
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inn with a gentleman { o holding cap,
tain's commission in the army. He had
married Lady Lucy, daughter OF the old
Earl, whose tenant Mr.. Myles had been
when boy. This marriage had resulted
in scandal and divorce, MI. Mylea and
the Captain had Wordy racket that was
only stopped by the presentation on MIR.
Myles' part OF some Wheeling stogteH. A
short time afterwards the Captain having
engaged in conversation with Q young
freshman, q drummer" so reused the lat
ter that he threw him into the street where
he was arrested by the police,
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At the meeting OF the Ohio Valley
TradeH and Labor Assembly In this city on
Sunday afternoon, proposition was made
to lift the boycott on the Wheeling and
other nail factories, inaSmuCh as the nail
0rs have gone 10 work. The Assembly
refused 10 take the action suggested
Those nailers who have accepted positions
at the manufacturer scale nearly all de.
aire the boycott removed, while those who
haye not secured machines aud the heat.
ors and rollers still out object.
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llenyer COlIese nnd 1Iu.lo0l .lnAlIluto.

nehycr College aud MUsIcnl lInSlllutC.
which Is located at Beaver, Pa, about
three hours rldO above uB, on the river,
enters upon liz thirty-second year Sep.
tombor IA, II has been twenty.Beyen
years under the direction Of Dr.. Taylor,
who has proved himself most efficient
educator Of voting ladies. Tho health
record Ia unsurpassed, no death ever hay.
Ing occurred IN the College, lts faculty
Is able, liz location delightful, build.
ingB and equipments Of the highest order.
Ito rates are low, ilS buildings having
been erected by subscription, $3.50 board
and tuition, or 1905 including music.
Send for circular TO Dr. h I. Taylor,
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Grand OpOnInE Of tho Opera House,

The opening Of the Opera House this
season, August q, will DO u novel must.
cal event, the famous Hungarian Gypsy
Students supported by the Roik family III
which appears tbs smallest child Cornetist
In the world being billed. The SLudonta
will be elegantly COsLumed and render
selections from the mos. difficult compos.
es as well as from Amena'B most popular
music. With thpsepeOplO on tho stage a
grand entertainment eau DO relied on, and
Il will doubtless DO Literally pattoniSsd,
Seats now on sale at Banmvr'H Music
lknta
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ExtuSlOn tickets to all land points in
n Missouri Arkansas, Kansas, Nebraska,
Texas, Minnesota and Dakota, will be Reid
by the Pennsylvania Lines West Of Pltts.
hnrRhI on August 18th, September 7lh and
list The rate will not DO more than one
iato iot the round trip. Residents Of he
interior States have never had q better op.
pottunity 70 visit the grain and grazing
landS Of the Southwest, West, OF North.
west. For fall Information call Upon or
Addfe98 any Passenger or Ticket Agent OF
Tue Pennsylvania Company; PillBburRh,
4 IT. Louis Railway Company,
OF Chicago, 81 Louis 4 Pittsburgh Rail-
road Company, TvAE
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rhc New city Hank.

The new organization Of the old estab.
lished City Bank has at once given to that
Institution the standing which II deserves
among the banking houses Of the city. It's
solid financial backing and business ex.
perience commend 1t TO the confidence OF
the public. The names Of Henry K. List,
the President, and Robert Dalzell, Cashier,
are guarantees 10 the public Of all that Is
desirable in intercourse with q banking
house. The new firm has already added
10 its line Of deposits and entered upon q
most promising career.
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JIM. 1irTLE has opened to the public
bis Baltimore & Ohio Restaurant and Con.
fectionery, No, II Sixteenth street. Flfst.
GLASS meals will be served at oil houfB At
reasonable prices. Also board by tho week,
day OF meal, can DO secured. Mr., Little
Uses Ohio Valley Coffee which he claims
exceeds all others In flavor, clVanneSs and
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wAsnlsoroN, y. o., Augu5t AL A. NJ.
FOR Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, local rains, followed by fair
weather. northerly winds, nearly sta
tionary temperature.
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ON and reliable medicines are the beat
to depend upon. Acker's Blood Eli,
has been prescribed for years for ali I'm,
purities oil the blood. In every form al
acroiulous, syphilitic or mercurial an,
eases, 1t is Invaluable. For rheumatism
has no equal, Sold by Logan & Co, ana
Charles Menkemsller.
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p.nth Of Mrs. Lornn.

The sad intelligence was received In the
city yesterday that Mrs. Eliza Logan, wife
oil Df. T. II. Logan, had died at Mountain
Lake Park, where she has been spending
the summer. Mrs. Logan's death will
Gatse sorrow In al unusually wide circle
oil friends, and the family will have gen.
eral and sincere sympathy In their bereaye.
lnent. Mrs. Logan was q nister Of Mrs.
Hannah Hopkins, who died recently, and
oil Mr.. He6er List, and half.BiSter Of
Messrs. Henry X, and D. o. List. She
cages seven daughters.
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THE Mountain Lake Park Hotel, after,
thorough repairing and preparation, 4
again open Tor guests. The rates are AZ
reasonable as will allow for q tllst.clSSS
table and comfort Of ils patrons, Nh, II
II, VanMeter, the owner, still manages h
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WEAR Balbtlggan Underwear. They
arc the best and cheapest. All sizes ut
U. HESS u SONS.


The following shows the range Of III
thermometer IS observed at SChneprs dru
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
"a. H., ~; I'm, 1878 r. M a0i 4 1
n, So.
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WE have introduced u new system Of
selling Watches on tho lnSlallhUnt plan
whereby you can secure watch NJ once
on easy payments. Tall ind investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBD, JeWelcr,
Cor. Twelfth anu Market SIS.
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On Sunday, August 20, the MwnnorohoF
Singing Society and their friends will ex.
curt 10 Pittsburgh by the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad. Hound trip Tickets 81 70,
good for two days, 10 be had at Sheib'S
inusIG sLorO Twelfth street, Julius IohBe'g,
glIO Market street, and John BsCker'9
jswelry Btofe South Side, and from mem.
bsts Of the Society. This wlllb the only
excursion Of the season.
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commencing, Tuesday, August II, and
during tho meeting tho Baltimore 4 Ohio
will run q special train, leaving Wheeling
al $3.50 =. ". Returning, leave camp
ground at 1850 +. NJ, Eastern standard
LlLaan
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On September 4 the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Will sell round trip tickets 10 Oakland at
The low rate Of g, Mountain Lake Park
~ 20, and Deer Park s. 40. Tickets good
10 return until September 0, inCluslye.
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LApiES, we have taken the agency for
Hafper's Bazaar Patterns, and have Just
received a lull stock Of new and latest
styles. Please call and obtain catalogues,
When here, please examine the Queen oil
Sewing Machines, Nfho Standard
Respectfully
,Epw. L, 1losE 4 Co.,
Dealer In Standard and White Machines
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are still selling round trip tickets 10 pil,s.
bureh on Sunday Rate 81 so, Trains leave
Rt 6i06 and 7i8S A, ", city time,
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TO make room for our daily arrivals
OF Fall nnd Winter stock We shall offer
our summer Stock at reduced prices.
q. HESS a. suns.
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gr,,stee SaIes.
TRyI,sETEE's SALE OF NORTH END

HNiUSTEE'S SALE OF NORTH END
Il RINK.
Dy virtue Of q Decd Of Trust made by the Wheel
lug Roller Rink Association, corporation under
the laws 81 the State Of West virginia, 10 inc N
Trustee, dated April &C. 1855, recorded In the Office
81 the CLERK Of tho County Court Of Ohio County,
West Virginia, III Deed oil Trust BOOK No. "a, a.
p1ge 8l, will sell Rt the front door Of the Court
House Of Baid county on
SATURDAY, THE 4th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1850,
commencing Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following
property, that Is 10 say; The lease dated February
j. 1850 ior term Of ten years oil all that parcel o.
ground situated Of the corner north Of Fifth street
and west Of Maln street In the city Of Wheeling,
beginning Of The point Of lnterEectiOn Of lAli
Streets thence north on the west line Of Main
street bixty'fouf ieeti thence west parallel With
Filth street one hundred and twelve feet; thGnCo
south with q line parallel with the line OF Main
street 10 the llng Of Fifth ktreGt slxtyiour ieei
thence cast on Filth street 10 the beginning; 70.
gethCF. With tho building erected on AId leased
gtound with OIL improvements, fixtures, I4ls
furniture and all PROPERTY Of whatever description
End Rink.
u az rntUnpS r,,,,sIoo
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commencing al 10 pollock A. NJ, the following d.
lctlbe property, that Il 10 Sayi All that part o.
lots numbered illlO aud ten III Chapllle aud EOl
addition 70 tho city Of Wheeling, bounded anu
more particularly desCht cd a. follows leglnhlDg
~ O. point and At the c0ntfO VI the brick division
wal on the n0.ihgtly hd0 Of TW0nty.thlfl ilf%'
aud seyghly.One III feet eAStwAfdly from lhg \. y
corner Oi NA,Of aud TWenly.lhlfd streets thence
nOfthwAfdly and paiAllel with Ald Water street
Ia feet 10 the s0uG0rly sIdO Of ten foot alleyWhyi
and with the Mid side Of the said AlleyNay cav
WArlly sixteen and elghttweliLhg no SD feel v
the Townsend lllO, aud with bis line sOuthWAtly
and parallel with Water street Beychiy'twO aug
hlng lweliihA Ia gi2) ieeLj thence OAtWArdly All
parallel with TWgnlythltd EtftgtllE 70 lutt lhrnCe
houlhwa'dly aud parallel With Water street lOiY'
niue aud three tWglilhh ~ $40 feet " tue nOIlh'
erly line Of 1NeDty.ihlfl street, and with the A9le
NeltwAtdly twenty-five and ylghttwelthS llbll
feet 10 the beginning, Together Win MI Tue ~
putl01Ahcea unt0 tho said land belonging VI III
III wlAO Appgft4llllhg ...--,...
Trims On BALE-Uh0.lhltd oil the p1fohNo
monty, OF 90 much moro A the purchaser may
Fleet " pay cash III hand on the day 81 mle hhu
lhq residue thereof III two equal inAAlmghW, w,
able IN one and Two ygAn respectively from wy
1ay Of sale, the purchaser " give Ills mote. hAnnE
Interest IRON hs day sale Interest payable ,er
annually, with good petiOnhl security iOr We vi
loriod Payments and tho legal title 70 10 ieAl'V1
GE0RGE H. X. olLCHRlsT, Trustee
], y, HEhyEY, AuGll0ntGf, huSs
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF CENTRE
i WHEELING PROPERTY,

by virtue Of q DeO1 Of Tru,t made by Austin
Maley and Julia A. haley,. bis wife, % me a
lSSJ aud recorded 10 the Office Of tho CLERK Of TIC
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, ~
Decd Of Trust Book No. 20, page 1906, I Will iell
public auction ~ The front door Of tie Court ll0n@
OF Ohio county, West Virginia on
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gns gsut.

E'oR RENT,
Four Nice Rooms, Upstairs,
RIverylew, No, 1905 Main street. VIII be rn.d
only to family without children. Ruut payable
monthly In advance
GprlS JAS. l.. HAwLRY,
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TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
The following LoN on Wheeling Island belong
ing TO the estate Of tho late WIN. Mccoy, viz;
Lots No. 60, 81 aud u on Broadway.
Lots No. 30 aud 80 on York street.
Lots No. %, 100 aud lOl on Virginia street.
Lots No. l0l, l06, ITO and Iii on Huron Atreet.
Lots No. IL, l29 and lS9 on WabNh street
Lot No, IA on Water street,
au29 WV. EIOaE 4 BRO. 400 Market 81.
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MN, GARDEN NoMlNArED.

There being no other nominations, Mr..
Garden was on motion Of Mr.. Pendieton
nominated by reclamation. The result
was received with applause, which was
renewed when at the suggestion Of the
Chair Mr.. Garden was brought forward,
and introduced to thee convention. He said
he was the representative oil no clique or
ring or faction In the party, that II elected
he would 20 as Democratic representa-.
tive having at heart the:interests Of Ohio
county. This declaration was also ap-
plaunded,
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TOR REMIT
gpr Sale.
EoR SALE OR HIRE.

E0R SAIlE-A 52.INCH COLUMBIA
II Bicycle IN good condition. Address ~
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now the PEASANTS ARE sQUkEzRD.

They were taxed high, and yearly
with tho revenues thus obtained, the
Earl would make q trip 10 the con.
unent aud Ia France, Germany aud
Switzerland liye rlotousIy, creating BCan.
dial everywhere Until bis money was gone,
annd then returning 10 Ireland would
squeeze out moro monies and make an.
other trip. This RqustElng went on Until
ono by one the tenants had to leave,
being either eviCtsd or finding II inpoB.
siblo 10 live longer az they were doing,
omlgraLed. The Earl then borrowed
money on HE estates, aud at last the
property passed into uhanCery, lhore 10
remain forever, az the original grant from
the drown was such that II cannot be
sold. II 10 kept In ChanCery, burdOned
with debt, for the heirs. Thus Il 10, that all
that fine land 10 practically going 10 waste.
The old Earl was finally forced before lie
died, 10 teach q parish school In order 10
obtain The small plLtauQe necessary 10
keep body aud soul together,
"And 30 u has been all over 1telAndl u
said Mr.. Myles, 70 llCenLlouS, cruel ClasB Of
landlords have reduced Ireland 10 what
she ig the money they collected, was
spent In other Corihtfles, In England and
Scotland II 10 different there the land.
lords loStef aud help Industry
While In Fermoy, MI, Myles came leSr
having pettonal encounter al the public
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Mr.. GLEASON,

Mr.. John Whyte, with very jud'cious
little speech, nominated Charles Gleason,
Mr.. Finley seconded the nomination, say.
ing that he did not believe the rumof that
tho Democratic managerB OF Ohio county
would prefer 10 see the whole ticket de-.
ieatod rather than nominate MI Gleason.
This rulnor the convention should stamp
as a ialshoOd by placing Mr.. Gleason on
tho ticket II had been said that he was
an anti. Camden man. Mr.. Finley was
prepared 10 say that he was not pledged
10 vote for or against any man. No man
was ireer than he 10 vote for tho choice Of
tho Democracy. In measures Mr.. Glea-
son wRs pledged always TO vote for apd
consider tho inLGrcstsot tho wage.workers.
But the runoB Of bis opposition 10 this
man or that man or his connection With
any faction OF clique were originated sole.
ly TO defeat him.
Mr.. Robertson also spoke highly Of Mr..
Gleason, saying he vas as representative
a Democrat M he was o wofkingman. In
him the party would have gu able and
faithful Democrat, 30 well % the chosen
representative Of that large and inlluen.
tial Class, the wage workers Of Ohio
county.
RILEY, ROBERTSON AND WOODS.
Mr.. Pendleton named T. 8. Riley, and
said he would make arst class delegate
II elected,
MI. JspBon, calling Mr.. MAYOR 10 tho
chair, after puloRlslio speech In which
lie said Il was the duty Of this convention
10 nominate Tie gentleman he named,
placed tho name Of Edward Robertson
before the convention, lie spoke oil him
az agentleman with legislative experience,
and one who when In tho House two
years ago had always stood Up for the In.
tefeslS oil Wheeling and Ohio county,
ard nnnhnllnh The NlAhna Of hia nnnnkiL.
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For county EXECUTIVE Committed the
digtricts named the following members:
Washington-Johu j. Kenny,
Madlson-John =. Naylor.
Olay-John l.. Rice.
Union-Oharles Smith. bow rq
Oentre-Thomas F. Thoner. avr
Webster-John Gavin.
RtChie-M. T. Finley.
Triadelphia-Lewis Steenrod.
Northumberland Garden.
Libsrty-John j. Jacob.
Then q delegate moved, "as there was
no further business" that the convention
adjourn, and II Adjourned.
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Mr.. Robertson asked the chair II 10
caae only part Of any district delegation
were present the delegates in the conven.
ton should cast tho full district vote. Mr..
Pendleton said he supposed the full vote
would be east by the delegates present.
The chair did not decide, and Mr.. Robert.
son moved that this BIO the rule; adopted.
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FASHION FANCGEs.

For evening wear underdresses OF trans.
parent textiles are new simmer satins In
a number Of pale beautiful rose tints and
exquisite mauve dyes, to be used as prin.
cease slips under black or white lace
dresses. Primrose, amber, deep corn.
yellow, cameo and new gold are all fash.
ionably used for satin slips under black
lace toilets. For Second" mourning,
slips Of pearl, dove oreviolet are largely
used by fashionable dressmakers.
Frise velvet on beige otamine, or pale
almond.colored canvas grounds, and also
Persian brocAded stripes on corn silk gren.
adine ara displayed, and many Of the less
expensive serge, inohair, Catneps hair
goods and like materials are striped with
lines Of rich color, these lines both wide
and narrow 10 suit individual taste. Sum.
mer homespuns are shown with plain
grounds for tho overdress, with stripes en-
suite for lower skirts. Summer Cheviots
arc shown In many soft shades Of gray
also Baltic blue, w0od.brown, cert, hunt.
ers' green and beige, with borders In hand.
some Oriental patterns, These stylish
goods promise 10 have wide following
for two seasons TO come, as they make up
into dresSy, effective gowns appropriate
for all general occasions. =
' ests Of cream or milk.white silk are
worn with dark dresses Of wool or silk.
These are pleatsd from the throat down,
OF cut smooth and trimmed with gold or
silver braid, rows Of very morrow black
velvet ribbon, or simply finished with q
single row Of mothef.o'.peafl buttons.
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Women Lawyers,

Pennsylvania has one woman lawyer
Mrs. Kilgote, Of Philadelphia. She hal
been admitted TO practice in some Of III,
c,unties, and in two courts Of her oVt
county, but three Of the Philadelphia
courts refused TO admit her because she Il
not man.
Mrs. Kilsore has fought 90 long 10 gel
into the Philadelphia courts that she may
have wished often that heaven had madI
her a man, no matter how lacking ii
brains, for brains are not a condition
precedent 10 admission TO the Philadel
phla bar.
But now Mis-. Kilgore has been admit
ted 10 practice before the Supreme Court
Of Pennsylvania, and this admits her 70
the bar Of every court in the State. This
will be q terrific shock 10 alArge part Of
the bench and the bar, but we are unable
10 zee that the temple Of justice Is in dan.
ger Of being violated.
ia woman has not the capacity TO ptac'
lice law she will merely have TO 80 Into
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Proposals for Convict Labor,

Sealed Proposals will DO received BY ihC ulde!'
signed until u O'Clock meridian, on TUESDAll
MAY 5, 1880, for the labor Of one hundred (llQD
able bodied oonviots, aud twenty-five (26l OF mon
WHO arc not able bodied, 10 DO employed within
the pOnitentltry for term Of from three ~ 10 ave
(6) yearS, and 70 be furnished on the 10Th DAY Of
August 1885, 49,
Zach bid shall specify the articles proposed tCs
Manufactured, the number Of square leet o. shop
room that will DO required, the amount Of steam
power aud tho price pef day therefor.
II tue bidder desires 70 manufacture different
Glasses OF articles, the labor 10 DO employed "
each c'ayI must be bid for separately.
The successful bidder will be required 10 enter
into contract In pursuance Of his BID, and iut'
nlsh bend satisfactory 10 the Board Of Direction
IN such sum ~ mRy BY them 10 deemed Necessary,
conditioned for tho faithful performance Of ~
contract, and Us the law directs, blank form q
which contract and bond il on file and Will remain
With The Clerk OF tho Board during this advertise
ment Int.
Each bid must BEACON panied with a bond VIII
sufeteS 10 the satisfaction Of the Boari, !h9t Ns
bidder will comply with the terms o. Ills pa, y !!
d accented and DO sealed and addressed I0 wv
Superintendent and endorsed "b.d ioF laboh
ANY further information desired Will 10 Iui'
nIahed on application 10 this office. .,-.,...
The Board Of Directors reserve the rIghI 10 feI@'
b. oder DE Of The Board Of Director; ,,,.. ,,
aprSgTh JEO. +. PECK, snpL
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indianapolis NeWS: Cincinnati does not
do these things so well as Chicago. At
the first fear Of trouble the former cries
for the militia, and four regiments are &C.
Cordingly dispatched as a measure OF the
size Of the need. II were far better for
Cincinnati to be able 10 rely upon the
ordinary guardians OF the peace-police'
men.