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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-16

Mr.. Horkheimer, Of the firm Of Hork.
heimer Bros, Of Wheeling, Is In this vi.
Clnity looking up wool.
Miss Josephine Frazier, OF New Bright.
on, Pa, formerly Of this county, will leave
that place for Kansas with a view, Il
pleased with the West, Of making It her
future home.
Mrs. Moran, OF Asbury Park, N. j., for.
metly Of this county, was stopping few
days with relatives at Elm Grove during
her husbands attendance at the General
Assembly Of the Presbyterian church at
Chicago last week.
A festival will be given by the Temper.
anCe Union Of this place at 6aston's
Orchard, Point Mills, Friday afternoon
and night Of this week. Prominent speak
ers are expected. The Valley Grove Cor.
net Band, that has already acquired popu-
larity, will discourse music for the occa-
sion.
Mr.. Ridgely Jacob one ofthe prominent
growers oil fine wool in this county, pro.
poses to have his palatial residence on the
BETHANY Pike lighted up with natural gas,
as well as 10 use II for fuel. The Wheel.
ing Gas Company will furnish 1t. The
West Virginia Natural Gas Company are
making good progress towards this place.
It's introduction here will be III a compar-
atively short time.
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Mud. Iin,h.rs in I,n,llrhl.

Considerable annoyance Is caused 10 re-.
spectacle people who have 10 cross the
Suspension bridge about o'clock these
evenings, bsfore 1t has commenced to
grow dar k and often at an earlier hour, be-
fore the sun has gone behind the Ohio
hills, bya shameless crowd OF boys and
young men who go in swimming near the
Island leyee and at the foot Of the bridge
pier. The police have been complained
TO and have endeavored TO break up the
practice, but with rather disCouraging re-
suits so far, 1t is not alone those who
cross the bridge who are annoyed, but
from all along the entire river front come
complaints about the swimming and ex-
posture at all hours Of the day Of these
young men. There is an ordinance pro-
hibiting it, but It is so hard 10 catch
violator, 40 they always run away when
blue coat appears, that 1t Is seldom the
ordinance Is enforced.
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Henry steingle is back from Columbus.
The gas pipe ditch was filled yesterday.
Joseph Williams Is out visiting his father
at Flushing.
The Mt. Pleasant commencem occurs
Friday evening.
Quite a crowd OF young folks went to
the Park yesterday.
The Board OF Equalization adjourned
yesterday until next Tuesday.
Reece Furbsy Is getting up an entertain
ment for the 18th Of this month.
Charles King aud Frank Milligan, OF
Mt. Pleasant, were in town yesterday.
The boilers and heaters at tho Standard
mill were of yesterday afternoon on ac-
count OF the heat.
Rev. E. O. Simpson, accompanied by
Miss Maggie Ralston, LETT for Hamilton, o.,
yesterday on the Andes.
Martins Ferry has q one armed brick
mason who can lay more brick In day
than any man in Belmont county.
A. ]. Van Pelt and wife leave for Barnes.
vile to-day. W. II. Dawson, OF Smiths
Ferry, Pa, will have charge Of the tele.
graph Office during Mr.. Van Pelt's absence.
James Smith, Of CoshoCton, will take the
place as blacksmith at the Elson made
vacant by George Robinson, who takes
the Trensurer's office at st, Clairsville
August lat
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The X. of L, R1uurnlOp- Forfeit Paid Over.
Other Notes. 4

QthuE Aoh4us
Samuel Braiden is here from Kansas.
Mr.. George odbert is very low with
fever.
Mrs. William Ruisr was buried yester-
day afternoon.
Dr. NJ. NJ, knight will take trip to
Fortress Monroe.
The street lamp posts are TO be painted
black and the lamps green,
James Mullin yesterday moved to his
new home at Shamokin, Pa.
Alex. Littleton has returned TO Pitts
burgh after visit to relatives here.
NJ. r. Seals, agent Of the B., 2, & .,
Railway, ia visiting in Licking county,
The city will sell part Of q lot that lies
along the street running to the reservoir.
The city reservoir has been thoroughly
cleaned. Nothing but the usual sediment
was found.
Miss Carrie Randolph will take an east
ern trip, having resigned her place in the
postottiCe,
GO. Kelly and A. P, Tallman are back
from q fishing trip to the mountains OF
West Virginia.
Mrs, George He'll died Monday at her
home on Belmont street. She was .
daughter of Henry Landkrohn.
John 0vington, who was hurt some
months ago In the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
yards here, Is back at his old post
s. II. Lee 4 Co.'s whariboat has been
filled with freight every day lately 10 be
reshipped by rail for points above,
O. RumbRck has given to the hackers Of
Ritz the $50 forfeit put up for o race be-
tween Ritz and Weisgerber, Welsgerbers
hackers did not come forward.
Rev. j, @. Smith, the pastor, and Rev.
], X, MCKsllip and Rev. 4. IL. Taylor, Of
Quaker City, spoke Monday night at q
temperance meeting in the First ward.
John Ashworth seeks to have Michael
Dean bound over to keep the peace. Mrs.
Dean was formerly Mrs, Ashworth, and
when Mr.. Ashworth called 10 see his for
mer wife, dispute arose and Ashworth
was Choked by the present husband.
The Plttaburgh @. & P. mail train now
leaves here at l:05 p, N. The forenoon
train leaves ut 1925, while the RcCommo-
dalton leaves at 4;O5 Pm. The aCCommo
dalton arrives at 2;O5 P, NJ, and tho Pitts
burgh trains OF $40 p. NJ. and 7;55 =. NJ.
Rev. ]. X, MCKallip and Judge A. W,
Anderson went to Adena yesterday 10 at
tend the meeting OF the st, ClairsVille
Presbytery. The First Presbyterian
Church has asked the Presbytery TO dis
solve the pastoral relationship between
itself and Mr., McKalllp.
The Buckeye Building Association on
Monday night elected the following d.
IeCtors-the old board, with the exception
OF L. Gavin for +. Mcnamara; Thomas
Garrett, Richard Heslop, William More.
house, Samuel Moore, Andrew schick,
Philip Bradley, Charles Brand, William
Parkes. The shares earned S. 40 in the
las. year oil thirteen months,
The Knights OF Labor excursion on the
Andes was o great success so far as num-
beers were concerned. The people filed
upon the boat until the Captain refused to
receive any more. The boat even then
ran aground before reaching Wheeling
and no landing was made OF that city,
Those who had bought tickets In Wheel.
ing had their money repaid. The boat
went as far as Martins Ferry and then
turned and went down TO Powhatan and
back instead OF going to Steubenville.
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Officers Bell and West were called out
into East Wheeling last evening to arrest
Charles Hill, who was locked up for beat
ing bis wife, the charge being preferred by
her brother. Hill denied that he had
whipped his wife, but said that he had
been after the brother: The neigh.
bofs would say little. Mrs. Hill
was In a very nervous condition
and physician had 10 be summoned to
attend her. Hill Is Q brother Of the no.
torious Tom Hill, and has always borne a
good reputation, this being the first time
he was ever arrested. He works at the
Central Glass Works. There was OonBld.
cradle excitement created In the neigh.
borhood In which the Hills live by the
disturbance. This was the only arrest
made Yesterday.
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THE S. S. CONVENTION
OPENS ITS ANNUAL SESSION HERE.
The Preliminary Nesting in the Fourth
Street N. L, Church Last EVsnipE-EIG-
qusnt Address BY Rev. ]. ". Garter.
Abe Delegates who have Arrived.

The preliminary meeting Of the seventh
annual West Virginia State Sunday
School Convention was held in the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church last evening. Rev,
]. S. Pomeroy, Of Moundsville, President
Of the Convention, made short opening
address explaining the object Of the Asso'
citation and the benefits to be derived
from it,
Rev.. ], W, Carter delivered an elo'
quent address, which ELECTED the closest
attention from bis audience. Mr., Garter
is pastor Of the Baptist Church at Park
ersburg, and as a pulpit orator has few
equals in the State. Mr., Frank Wood, o.
Grafton, Chairman of the State Executive
Committee, also spoke briefly.
The singing by the choir was exceptions
ally fine and was highly appreciated
There Is q great deal OF good to be accom-
plished through such an organization a.
this, and the meetings which are TO be
held, judging from the one last evening
will be very interesting, and profitable "a
those engaged in Sunday School work
There will be q meeting OF the Executive
Committee in the class room Of the Fourth
Street NJ, E, Church this morning at
o;OS Prayer and Praise Meetlng..,Ledby
Rev ], s, Pomeroy
WIN uoou "oFK-A BLDG Neau'nsT"iLeq p, ey
1000 TuE Work AT HoUE-Report Of the ESecutiy.
Coumittee-IsePort o. the TreSsuNF-Ap
RS o,5naG,bs q R,, CSmmi"ees-hepoF" oil Tho
a. TRe Episcop TA Fold Rev, R. Ru,h swope
D. The tedBrc!herCn Fold Rey RIA. hit
TRS +GIas Hn F0id viS H. ~ sshRlt l
300 Service Of Song s''''N '''"''0' '' -V'
$3.50 Election Of Officers,
SOO HeRGSM 81 as E9 ss q the FLOCK continued
4 The PTesOyterian Fold Fold '"Ne"' W. "'A'HA0"
4" aa' o' Rey, p a. Z. Cunningham, D, ?
Th 6e Gar ,IV Fold; Ia, ''is'irs X jacob
$40 Our ~ Co a soE%RSpor from N SSanss
This avenin, az q o,clock tho moa,ir,
will he aJJrasSeI bv P TA Pav Ga ee'I "
Pstarkin Snbiect HThs S ssd "a n.
Word n Gait coydisI invitation ~ !,
extended IN sttend ali og thesa msstin,s
The msstinTs throm,h he dav wilI 4,
beId in the Forrth strset NJ Il chnrct Il
and in The First preshvterian chnrch r.
the eveninO, ''' ON''4 -
nnmher nj nrominent neonIa hav.
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Miss N. Mitchell is home from visit ia
Belaire friends.
Harry Lynch is back on No. 10, G., L, &
W., after weeks absence. 20
George FAR had a leg broken at the
Wheeling Creek mines yesterday.
Conductor OourtriRht reports two per.
sons drowned al Lorain, Sunday, by the
upsetting Of pleasure boat.
The o. R. O. organized division at
Lorain, Sunday, Lake Erie division No,
1913, with NJ. ]. COPYRIGHT, o. O.
W. II. Townsend iB paying the Wheel.
Ing Greek and Maynard miners, In place
Of bis brother, Il. NJ, who Is OF on q west.
efn trip.
Charles HandsChel, miner employed
at the Wheeling Greek mines, died yeSter.
day, and was taken TO Martins Ferry for
burial. He leaves wife and four child.
ran,
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stage of the watsr and Judgements Of the
Steamboats,.

stage Of the watsr and Judgements Of the
Steamboats,.
The Clifton passed down yesterday
afternoon.
Captain Charlie Muhleman, Of the
Andes, has secured the steamer o. W.
Bachelor 10 run In the Andes trade In
case the river gets too low for his steamer
to run.
The Andes got away about 8 o'clock last
evening with all the freight she could
carry on this stage OF water. About
$500 kegs Of nails were included In her
manifest.
The river at this point was stationary
yesterday with depth In the channel Of
4 feet 2 inches. Business on the levee
was fairly lively yesterday. AtPittsburVh
the river Ia Oh a stand with q depth Of 8
feet 4 inches In the channel.
The hull for Capt. Dode Berry's new
boat, 9 little packet that y to run In a
short Parketsburg trade, will arrive In d
day or two and be finished up and her
machinery fitted In by the 9weeneys,
They will then have three boats In the
process Of finishing.
The Andes had Just 400 ezcurslonisIs on
board Monday night, When Freedom
Assembly K Of L., Of Bsllaire, under
whose auspices the excursion n as given,
engaged the boat the committee stated
that there would not be over 800 exCurl
sionists and that a permit 10 carry 400
would be too large. Capt, Muhlenan,
however, decided 70 be safe, and there.
fore secured 400 permit, When he
reached tue Bsllaire wharf the crowd
looked 90 large that he deemed II best 10
put a clerk al the bottom Of the Bteps
TO check. When 400 were on board he
very properly refused 10 receive any more
and thereby raised big kick, az there
were about forty 10 come on who had
tickets and quite d large number waiting
ii the Wheeling wharf. The committee
begged and lmploted, but Captain Muhle-
man 10 not q man 10 take any risks and
refused 10 allow more on. He took the
9xCufgionists up as far % the Sisters and
hen down 10 Oaptina, and got back here
v S;S0A, n, Everything passed of very
pleasantly, u
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FIl,hin tho River.

BeildiTe independent
A gentleman from Bellaire, wilhelm Co.
lumbus recently, took occasion To present
the matter Of the pollution Of the Ohio
river water to a member Of the State Board
OF Health. In the course OF the Conversa-
ton he presented the fact OF the terrible
death.rRte here, and that our people were
prone 10 lay the blame upon iWheeling's
shameless disposal Of filth. Tho matter
had never been heard OF by this official
Board, and the member was greatly sur
prised that matter Of so much import
anCe had not been brought TO their atten-
ton sooner. The State Board Of Health
will. probably act In the matter at lis first
meeting, and, as we understand the mat
ter, the otIenso Of Wheeling against Bell
sire Is a clear violation OF law, punishable
not only by fine, but imprisonment, We
shall probably know more Of the matter
this wank
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The impression has prevailed that the
alleged find Of tin in Mason county was
fraud, but dispatch from Point Pleasant
says: In the year 1867 q party Of our best
citizens Joined together and formed them
selves into joint stock company for the
purpose OF developing the mineral re-
sources OF q large body Of land in Han
nan District, In this county. The matter
remained passive until last year, when
new life was Infused into some OF the in.
Corporators, and they put experts 10 work
uponaths land which they had acquired,
and in a short time reports were made
that large quantities OF tin ore were 10 be
found. Several tests were made with
smelling furnaces, and the reports Of the
experts confirmed. To-day a meeting Of
the stockholders was held, and q syndicate
from Cleveland, Ohio, made proposition
10 erect at once upon the land In question
furnace to cost not less than $50, 600,
payment for the same TO be made In stock
Of the Tin Ore Smelling Company Of
Mason county, which was accepted, and
work will begin at once. Everything bids
fair for that important field to be- fully de-
yeloped at once.
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Pursuant to call, the ext onfederstes OF
Kanawha county and valley met at the
Court House at / r. NJ. Monday. Captain
John s. Swan was called TO the chair, and
Il. D. Mcfarland acted AZ Secretary.
After a speech by the Chairman, on mo-
ton OF Captain Patton, 1t was made a per.
manent organization, with sixty.seven
names enrolled. The following officers
we're then elected: Commander, Colonel
II. D. RutTner; First Lieutenant. Colonel,
Captain ]. II. McConnihay, Of st. Albans ;
Second Lieutenant. Colonel, Captain John
Fulks, OF Charleston; Third Lieutenant
Colonel, John A. Crockett, oi Brownstown /;
Adjutant, John Vanburen, OF Charleston I;
Quarterinaster, Mason NJ. Rust, Of Charles.
ton; Surgeon, Dr.. j. +. Walker, oil Browns
town Chaplain, Rev. ]. W. Hampton, Of
Charleston; Officer Of the Day, W. A.
Wilson Assistant Surgeon, A. A. Rock,
81. Albans; Sergeant.Major. s, 2. Tease,
st. Albans; Vidette, o. NJ. hanalord, st.
Albans; Color Sergeant, John I. Sperry
First and Second Color Guard, o. I. VII.
son, ST. Adams, and W. A. Gilliland,
Charleston; Executive Committee, W. b.
Carter, Il. NJ. Stone and s. P. Tease.
After passing resolution thanking the
G. A. X. for their kindness and courtesy
on Decoration Day, May 20, at which
they were invited 10 participate, the camp
adjourned 10 meet July 4, at the State Ar
mufy, at 2 Pm.
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Tho Arion Society has fallen In With
The movement 10 "bootn the old town."
Next Monday evening this society gives a
tnoonljphi excursion on the Andes, tot lie
members and invited guests only. The
boat will leave the wharf, and drop down
below the city, thence going &c lat up lhe
river as time allows. On tile up tnp Q
brilliant, display oil fire works VIII be
made on deck III charge Of Mr, Booking,
for the entertainment Of the whole town.
The committee has also secured two field
pieces, loaned by the Government ~
Washington through the intefCesslon Of
Hon. ]. 3, Miller, aud these will be taken
aboard and q continual "boom" kept up
while the steamer 10 passing the city, The
Ahon 70 determined 10 make q noise In
the world"
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now IS. !. q ~ S iS E|.'

uulLl lTIEG Eruptioni, Itching ana pr,,.,-
u skin Toltltes, Loithlome soFeI, aud evs,y ..s
ciea Of ltching, scaly, Pimply, Inherited s, M
lops aud Contagious pl,eaiei Of the Bood sSi,
and Scalp, With Loss Of bar from Infancy 10 IA
age, Ate positively cured By CVTICURA Tia S, wv
Skin Cue, and cUTlcuRA Soar an eTanisits ~ ~
HeAutheE, externally, aud UUTicuRG REsoI ySSl
the new Blood PpFihaI intNfnaly. AIT
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APLEAsANr so1REE
By siEaOr GAuriR's PuplIs AT the msLurs
HOuis Last Evening.

A number Of Sig, F. d'Auria's pupils
gave an enjoyable little sOiree muIieals at
the Mcclure House last evening to those
of thsIrfrisnds whom they were pleased to
invite. The large dining hall was cleared
for the occasion and the guests filled it
comfortably. Solos were sung by Miss
Lottie letters, Mrs. Bertha BaeT, Mrs, F,
]. Norton, Miss LYDIA Irvine, Miss Sarah
Roemer, Miss Virginia Hupp, Miss Kate
Michael and Miss Gay Duncan, Of Olarks-
burg, and Max Hess, Mr.. Tom Carson,
Mr.. Bob Mcclure, Mr.. Fred j, Norton,
MI. VIII Day and Mr.. r, v. Arkle, Sig.
d'AuTia furnished the accomplishments.
All OF the yocalists were warmly ap-
plauded.
The affair was thoroughly informal and
probably for that reason the more pleas
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs,
AL. S, Harden, Mr., and Mrs, d. Carter
List, Prof William Armstrong and Misses
Elsa ana Nettie Armstrong, Mrs. w, CLAIR
ence Findley, OF Akron; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles W, EoH, Of Kansas City; Dr.. and
Mrs. ], y. Hupp, Deputy U. s, Collector
g, Baird, IT,, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seymour,
MISS Mary DiCkey, Col. A. A. Frauzheim,
Mr.. F. ], LeMoyne Hupp, DR., J. E.
BelleVills, Mrs. and Miss Allison,
OF Ironton; Mr.. and Mrs, William
SChweuieger, Miss Annie Carson, Misses
Annie and sallie Thoburn, Miss Callle
Gerard, Mrs, John Roemer, Mr., Charles
Roemsr, Miss Nellie storer, Miss Ellie
Russell, Miss ], B. Wilson, Mrs. Nellie
Sweeney Palmer, Mrs, John Sweeney,
Mrs. Augustus Pollack and the Misses
Pollack, Mrs. Bob Browne, Miss Ankeny,
Of Minneapolis, Miss Addie Brown, Mr..
Zach Robertson, Miss Katie White, Miss
Theresa Phillips aud others,
There are to be more Of these musiCales
in the future,
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CAN'r sleep nights Ia the complaint Of
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
ACker's English RemedyY II is the best
preparation known for oil Lung Troubles,
sold on a positive guarantee al loo, 5Oc.
Logan 4 Go. and Charles Mankemeller
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Ill
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, sell o. public
auction, at The front door Of The Court holg o
said Ohio county, III the city q Whtellhg Ns 59
Virginia, the following property: L0b u "
aud Il, Win the improvements thereon. 10 The ~
dillon 10 said city laid on Into lois ~ JOha bol
and VIM. UhGpline, on the cast aide oil water ilish
between Twenty first aud TWenty'betOn1 suttBEJj
and on part Of which lots are erected !sI00ESyy
BRIUK FURNITURE FACTORY AND tsIOhi
BRICK WAREHOUSE; and also, four 9itOfI Dn I,s
dwelling houses. The factory coatAlhI Vnluaoe
and improved machinery, complete and u Iuu'
Mug order the same being Comparatively WV a.
TEENS or. bALE5-Une.thlfd oil The plielI1SsS
money, or ~ much mole "a the purchaser ~ ~
eliot 70 pay Ia CASH on the day oil sale Anl w. g
residue Id Two equal annual inSiAllmenls, WIN ~
tefeat thereon from the day Of iRle, 10 be Ae9's1
BY deed Of ttt1st upon the property sold aiu
policies OF insurance upon the Dullding' M
Henu and machinery 10 All amount tquAl 7" ""
N'''' w ' sANUELP. lllLDggtH,
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WHAT ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY AT
EMSllElAIER'S.
90 Yards Dutch llluo Prints.
90 Yards hest Al Muslin.
~ Yards Best Oh BlcaCled Muslin.
~ Yards Crinkled SeersuCker.
10 Yards Dress bingham.
II Yards Canvas Dress GOOds.
IL Yards SAteen.
10 Yards Pin Check Dress Goods.
3 UnlaundrlCd Linen Front shirts:
Egyptian Lace, from 1 TO 10 Inches
wide, &c EMSllEIMElPS.
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1n.urnnee AdinstetI 10 Town.

A number OF the leading insurance men
Of the country are at the Mcclure house,
having come here 10 adjust the loss at the
Laughlin nail factory, at Martins Ferry,
by die recent tlre, Among them are i.
b. Hail, Of Columbus, 2. J.. Hobbs, Of
Chicago, Edwin Q. Gibbs, Of Cincinnati,
Il. II. TlChsner, Of New York, ]. Peetty,
OF London, William WlCkes and q. A.
Gray, Of Cincinnati, j. A. Weihland, Of
Weslefville, and ], A. Egleaton, Of New.
port, KY. They expect to complete their
labofs to-day.
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COVERED WIrH sORIe0

have been afflicted since last March With
Skin disease the doctors called Eczema NJ \. Z
was covered with scabs aud sores, aud the iicbIS,
aud burning were almost unbhaable, Seeing vo1,s!
CutcurA Rsmedlts 50 highly Ntcommendedl y ros.
Glnded 70 give lhem ttAl, u,iug the CltlCunS and
for four months, IGsll myself currd, In Vnait,m9
Tor which make this public sAtemrnL '''''us
p...,p..,. AEs CLARA A. FREDERICK.
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Quo Valley Rio Coffee is roasted daily


The 1920 Grand Monthly Distribution
Of the world.famed louisiana State Lot
terry took place at noon on Tuesday, Nay
18th, 1885, in the city Of New Orleans,
under the sole management OF Gen'ls G.
T. Beauregard, OF La, and Jubal A. Early,
Of Va, when $2G5,50O was scattered all
over the world. Ticket No. 1924 drew
the First Capital Prize, which was sold in
fractions Of one.6fth at 81 each; one.hfth
was held by W. Hunt, Vineton, Ala, col.
lected through City National Bank Of
Selma, Ala; another fifth collected
through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bank OF
San Francisco. Cal. another to Harry
Johnston, collected through Ohauncey j.
stedwell, Esq, Train Master O. @. g. 4 l.
Railway, Cleveland, o. another 10 John
Olson, No. 70 East 4th, street, New York
city, collected through Adams Express
%. and another to O. II. Bessey, West
Enosburg, Vt, collected through the
National Park Bank OF New York city.
This will be repeated on Tuesday, July
18th, and any information thereof can be
had on application to NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La. paw
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s0lLP, FACE, EARsUND NEcK,

was afflicted with ReEamA on the scGlp Y,s.
Ears and Neck, which the, druggist, whtiS nv ",
your remedies, pronounced one Of the wont az.
N try your CutinnrA Remedies, aud after bye d,v'
use my scalp And part Of my iue were sn,i,li,
cured. and hope In another week 10 have IN!
eArS, neck, and the other part o. my face Cur,d
l9oE. Fourth stpect New YoiE AAAN sLADE
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Alta meeting Of the Gas Trustees held
Yesterday afternoon, at which the full
Board, Messfs. seeley, Jepson and Lewis,
we're present, alter tfansacting the routine
business The payment Of g, 200, interest on
Clty bonds was authorised, BY the terms
Of The last loan ordinance the Board oil
Water Commissioners ID required 10 make
a similar appropriation to pay the other
half OF the Interest.