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CONVENIENT, pleasant and certain In
their results are Ackef's Dyspepsia Tab.
lets. Recommended by physicians and
endorsed lly all who have used them. Tie
beat remedy for Dyspepsia, FlatulenGy
and Constipation. Guaranteed, and sold
al 25c by Logan 4 Co. and Charles Menke-
mellef.
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INOR RENT, FROM APRIL /, ISNI

ENOR RENT, FROM APRIL 1885,
The desirable residence, No. SO, Ou loulhu,u
corner OF Twelfth aud tIjE street c1ntBln.a. II
rooms, hot aud told water
Also u two story dwelling. No SO IWehhu.el
containing ak looms. Apply to
ZANE 4 STALSAEEk
fb5 o. rWplnh stfqa
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Nh. JOHN THIEF, WilEeib lEre, Pa, writes; ~
hays suffered from salt Raeu n lOE over eight
years, az llmes 50 bad tina. Ould not attend 70 my
business iOr W, cks alta time, Three boGel " "
ilIura and -Four bottles RskolYenl Lave enurely
-uiIfl.d me Of tots dreAdLnl dEenieN
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AcRER's BLOOD ELiSla lie the only blood
Remedy guaranteed. II ID positive otife
for Ulcers, Eruplions OF Syphilltc Poison.
ing II puflfea the whole system, and
bkhislGs all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee II, Logan 4 Co.
and Charles Menkemellef,
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80 ilnia i..nnr.lnnn.

The baltimore L Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans,
jacksonville aud all Southern resorts. For
tickets, tourists guides and hull lni0fmA.
Hon, an on or address I, o, Burke, Ticket
Agent, baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel.
ipg, W. Va
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1.rh.un Al. I.lImin1is

10 there any gum in ~ Is what all pru.
dent men ask before taking hold Of any
new enterprise. Taylor's Cherokee Rem.
edy OF Sweet Gum and Mullen has gum
In It and the finest stimulating principle
known. 1t cures coughs, colds and con.
sumption.
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be Tead Thursday morning, and the ad-
dress to the Western Nall Association was
an error. Had been aware Of the meet
ing to-day should have presented a
letter, or in person explained my action.
Please state this at your meeting to-day.
SAMUEL LAueHLIS.
twill bs observed that Mr.. Laushlin
In his card claims thai tho letter Of the
18th was written to the Western Nail AS
ISOLATION to show that hs no longer wished
TO continue In that body. In the telegram
he says il was intended for the local
Wheeling Association aud the address 10
the Western Nail Asaociation Sss an
error" When that part OF the telegram
was read which iutimAtes that hs Was not
aware OF the meeting at Pittsburgh, Gen.
Powell, OF Illinois, rose in his plsCe and
denounced it rs "fslse in every respect"
and stated that he himsGli had informed
Mr. Laughlin Of the meeting the day be-
fore in Pittsburgh, aud urged him to stay
and attend it,
1t may be seen from the foregoing how
much confidence is to bs placed in MIR.
L3ughlin'u statements,
Further Mr., Laugblin was seen
on the platform ~ the head oil the
stairs in the MonongAhels House, on
Friday evening, when the members Of the
association from Wheeling came in; that
as soon as he saw them, instead Of con-
ing down to meet them rs man
conscious OF right would have done, ne
Immediately lef. the hotel, though 1t waa
mors than an hour before the time for the
starting OF his train.
We nov say unnes,tatingly that his
charges against the Western Nail AssOcla.
ton, Us an association, are totally unbound.
ed and untrue, in whole and in part, and
will not DO entertained single moment
by persons acquainted with the members
OF that association.
A reference to the journal Of tho West
ern Nail Association will show that the
JurcAon Iron Company is II corded voting
in the affirmative on all measures which
Mr. Laughlin now condemns, Their
recent action is also on the recOrds Of the
association,
Very respectfully,
IL n TlURuIpn
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Anstiult salss,
A uOTIoN SALE
Desirable Property.

A good kiEad Lot aud seven rO0med Brick House,
luppliod with wafer aud ssI centrally located No,
ili on the COtt Side OF Eoi street, one door above
Twelfth, Il now rented for ~ ~ per nOnlh, 70 b
IOld at the Court House, saturday mOrllug, Feb
TuRIy Il, AT 10 o'clock, 10 the highest bidder,
TRRys-sl OOl, or ~ much more as the purchaser
lcsir, II In nay CtSh, the bAanui In one and two
Yeas with Xix percent inteiGst' secured BY deed oil
trust on tue properly,
JAMES Il llAWLkl.
W. II. HALLgE, Auclloneer. lS.0
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The following elbows tho range Of the
thermometer rs observed ut schnepf's drug
store. 0pera HouEe corner, yesterday: Z
A. M, 90; l2 NJ, S7'i 8 P.M, 4O'i 7P. ~,
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wanled-A Young Nan
utCnAnuN-N. Schulz.
No ICt--M0mber, oil The Odd Feilom' Mutual
Ma Association.
Tor Cincinnati steamer Andes.
llOpSektepeIs-EFaGlN II lltO.
GAs Globes aud Shades wing NtOJ.
Nor bent .DWellings-E SOno
MvsiiuA Oranges Geo \ McMCchtn 4 Sou.
Cheap Rtnll.-R. j. smyth.
NeCkwCAr- u. GunAlmg & Go.
Wheeling Bakery CO.'S Lad.
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TO make room for daily arrival Of
Spring stock we will offer all Winter
Goods at reduced prices. -
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GOV Sale aud gov gent.
FOR SALE.

No. Ols McColloch lt,eet, new Cottage Frame
House Of six looms
No. SJU Make street, small new HOmc aud
Stable, SLIGO
$50 AOI(s cleared land under iCnGei orchard oil
100 ire1s, with 100 700 acres Of splendid tim.
bered land adjoining u dcsitGd, NJ miles from
per acre, VIII exchslSc Tor city lispry
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LEADING NAIL MANUFACTURERS

Reply to Nlr. Langhllu'S Card-HIA state.
mShts Pronounced untFue.
TO L0 EdLiU ofA Tnielltetner.
EIR:-JuStiCs To an association with
which we are connected requires that the
card Of Samuel Laughlln, President Of the
Junction Iron Company, published In
the 1srELLteENcEp Of this morning, should
not be passed by tinnoacsd. In his card
Mi. Laughlin' inserts the following com.
muniCation written three days before the
meeting Of the Nail Association, for the
purpose Of showing, as lie says, that he no
longer wished to continue In that body;
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O,soel sos, 10 nnd ~ Eomtoenth Street,
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IAN one Of the oldest hUrse.shoeis in
the town, and have used your Salvation
Oil for cracked heels, mango and sand
cracks with horses II gives perfect salts
faction, CHAs, w. LIS,
lil w, Baltimore street, BALTIC, Md,
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All Aboa. q hog.

10 he EittOr oil the laicllgaecr.
There has been contention hero two
days on the iollowing;'A sold to u hog
for 81; afterwards bought it back for 81,
then sold IL again to q for 50, How much
did A maks by tho ttansaCtion2 Some
say 81, Others only 81, and We appeal to
you which Is correct. Asswer In next
daily issue, aud obliVo a READER.
IHta Alexander, Ftb. 20,
1.-THE conditions Of the problem are not
complete. On the second sale a clears So.
His profit on the first cannot be told till 1t
Is known what the porkur originally cost
him.
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orrlru 81 rnl luNcrlON Inox.Co..

wnEELiSo, W. VA, February II. !
Gto lriN E,q,, Secretary Cf The IItatrn
Nail AWOcialtOn, Wheeling, ~, Va.
DRAR siBi-Ths action Of the Western
Nall Association towards the President Of
the company personally, as we'll as the
policy II has advocated In IL recent Cbun.
ellis, dictates the necessity Of the Junction
Iron Co. pnrsuins In the future only such
O course is may be ordered by Its Board
Of Directors, irrespective Of liz past RtllllA.
tiOns, and | sin objected to communicate
this fact TO you. Respectfully,
GEOs A. LAuuHLiN, Secretary.
During the session Of the Association
al Pittsburgh on tho goth inst, the follow.
ing telegram was received and read by the
Secretary:
WHEELtSu, W. Va, Feb. 70, 1855.
GtorOs lPl., Secrtldrg Western Nail Ap,O.
cidiiOn, Pihlburph, Pa.
Ny communication Of the 18th, signed
by my son, was dictated from Pittsburgh
BY myself, and inlendedfor you a. HsCre4
tiry oithe local Wheeling Association 10
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n.Ll.A m srnn.n
A Ploa.iug COMEDY. drama PlSa,autly Pre-.
uentSd,'


A Pleading COmsdy-Ofnma FISaIauilY Pre-.
UentSd.
Scott Marbles conedy.drama, "silver
Spur" was presented at the Academy Of
Music laAt evening under tho management
OF Mr., Il, II. Benton. The play is interest.
ing in plot, and abounda in lively comedy
and melodious singing, The house was
we'll filed, aud the audience as enthusiasts
tic as ever RD audience was. The songs
and dancing Of Miss Blanche Vaughn
especially pleased the house, and in the
trio stake OFF, OH "The Flowers that
Bloom in the Spring." Elgis Miss
Ysughn), Bush mir. TheadoreJ and Jug
(Mr. Aiken were recalleduntil they were
worn out. These three are a show in
themselves, and the piece has bsen re-.
modelled 30 that they are on the stage
most Of tho timo, The play is Just the
kind Ui one to keep the business Of the
HOUSE. up for tho entire week. II will be
repeated every evening this week aud ut
the Wednesday and Saturday matinees,
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p RHEUMATIC, M URALGlC, sClATlC.
Auidea, Sharp and Nervous Pains AbsO'
N lntey Gnuihilatsd by thu CGllluGA
IN ASrfPslS pLAstsR, perle.t aplld0le 70
M pail, aud inflammation New, original
4S\ iahlllble, AtdlusIst'. SC'
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THEY WILL CONFER.
4 AlEnrINo nERE wHpNnsDAY
Between ths Two Conference OOmRlttsss,
the NAilsrS' m,a the aLapufACsursr''-A
Reply b. nsmbsrS pt'hs Western Nail
Association to Mr.. LaSgblln.

A conference will be held st the otIcs
Of the Bsnwood iron works, on Fourteenth
street, tomorrow forenoon at 10 o'clock,
between the Conference Committees OF the
United Nailers', Heaters aud Rollea' As
ISOLATION and the Western Nail AssociR-
ton. The former Associations Confer
encs Committee consists Of President
Wisr, Secretary Chew, Vice President
Ripley, Trustees Pugh and Lewis, and
District Deputies Work, Of this city,
squIers, Of Chicago, Stevens, OF Pittsburgh,
Clay, Of Tere Hsute, and Long, OF Iron
ton, aud the Manufacturers Association
will be represented in the conference by
Siqtsrs, q D. Hubbard, ui the Top mill,
+. D, Norton, OF lIontop, A. g, KsstIng,
OF Pittsburgh, +. j, Healne, OF the River.
eide, John Russell, OF Ashland, W, IL.
Walect, OF tbs Jefferson, Alonzo LOrlng,
Of the BsnwuCd, J. ID. Dubois, Of the Bel
mont, and II. NJ. Priest, OF the La B4lle,
MIR, Priest tSkes Iha place Of Mr.. Samuel
Isughlin on The Conference Committee.
The Executive Board Of tue EAilers'
Association held iis daily meeting at the
headquarters IN this city yesterday morn.
lng, and agreed to propose the holding OF
lhe conference at the time aud nlRce
named. AIR, Wise, Secretary Of the Vest
ern Nail Association, vas notified, aud an
Informal meeting Of the focal mAnulSc.
lurera was held aud tue Liml and place
accepted,
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Grussal gptiees.
NOTICE!
SGHENK'S MEATS !

Hereafter every piece of Su.
gar Cured Meats and Bacon
Shoulders Cured and Smoked
by US will be branded by the
word
'SSCIIENK'S,"
burned into the skin, Wehaye
found it necessary to do this IN
order to protect consumers,
dealers and ourselves agaipsr
inferior meats represented as
being our brand, We expect
to put a mark on our Bacon
Sides shortly,
Respectfully
IL. Schenll n Sons.
1890 Market Street,
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gr1,stee sales.
TIRUgTEE's SALE.

Il
rs yirtuaOl nCOtl oil Trust made by Elizabeth
MCKGOwl and William MckeoWli, her husband, to
me Es Trustee, dated the II Ii DAY Of November, A
y. 1881, recorded In the Office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court u Ohio County, WeSt Virginia, Ia
Deed d Trust Book No. ", pRSO gGI, | wIllieA at
the front door Of the Court House VI said county
on MONDAY, MARCH I, 1885, commencing ut 10
o'clock A. Nj the ioll0wIUg described property,
situate In the city OF wheeling, county OF OHIO
aud State VI Wui Virginia, llat Il 10 say; Lot
numbered (2OS) Two Hundred and Eight, Situated
on tho southeast corner Oi sixteenth and MCCOl.
lO1h streets, ia lie said city Of Wheeling
The title IL believed To he gUld, bat SOlllng ~
Trustee will convey only the title vested ID inc
by said Deed Of Trust.
Terms or SALE one third Of tho purchase
money CGlli III hand; onethird thereof vita III.
teftS!in one year, aud thu reAiduO thereof with
interest In two years from the day Of sale, taxing
from the purchaser his nOtt will good security i0f
tho deferred payments, and TelSlnIpg tho legal
title w further security
AMBROSE 3. LIST, Trustee.
BY James A. Henry, his Agent
WILLIAM II. ltALLkR, AuOtiUneet. lao
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NEW STOCK silver Plated Spoons,
Knives cyl Forks, Pr our own brand,
Just received. JACOB ". GRUBB,
Cor. Twelfth mid Market SITS.
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POPULAR skating carnival at the Alhsm.
bra rink tonight.
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FOR RENTI

IN "RElLLY BLOCK" OPERA HOUSE CoRSFG
one store.rOor fronting on Marke. street u,iI
to U, schneptB drug store. Seven Rooms iJf niirr,
IL second and third stories, tine lAgC Ia eOTr
Ing the entire building. AliO, Il Handsomely H.
niShGd aud well LIGHTED basement. suitable i5fIl
moss any kind q bu,tnesS and will 10 competed
In few days. The other rooms arS ready for O..
CupAnOy now.
The Store. Oon aud upstairs rooms Handsomely
finished, No. 1850 &RlI street PCSsgs,l,n klTel
dist April.
one large a.Ors.rG0m and cellar No 50 hau
large DhCk House, No 2llG Main ltIesi suasr
for boarding house. Possession, hriL Aphl.
AhO, -four tenement houses III same location.
Possession can To given at once, and rents reason
able TO good lengntt. Apply - -
~ Nos 1900 and lali Main RtFTfL
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ANOTHER lot Of the celebrated l.. IS.
Ilnlaundrled White Shirts received.
Price IS cents each, twn for 81 85.
q. HESS 4 MONS.
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taa1tgd,

VNTANTED-LADlES AID YOUNG
w men to deOoTst Birthday sad Easter So,
Slliss. Ea,ily !suTnsd; good Wossge,s gludy
ami al work mailed tOupId. FOR tlll lnio,m.
ton address DECORATIVE ART MONK \ "
chan, . Place, n0stOa, Mas, 70, l0x DIS. -
ln11ThAs
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EoR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
9nh1is Sales.
4 I PUBLIC SALE.

~
4 rot sold Al pflvAts sale h.iOre the liA ln.' j
viii oder 81 public suction on tnat day lhe Az
and elielbly, situated .twH.Evfy Fpne DxelI.ga5
10, ~ Virginia street, Land, seven ioom' ~ ns
BATHROOM, lot B0El2a Nell improved, Az vi
Two Story Frame NO. 1856 Virginia street, lOl NAi''
Terms made knlgl on day Of sale. ,,.,,
". H. IiALLEl!, AIcilonN,,
The above sale IL adjourned until SAIVEEIpSs'
EeGfnalyN. lelbl VI. u HALLl@--
pUBLlo SALE
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Popular skating carnival at the Alham-
bra rink tonight.
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gor Sals.

-IT0R sALE-3CO CHEAP FARMS IN
HEANNEk Il uRI ,TOR liuGkhRnnOn, iva
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u eOopa %. se!lt irgoods hecheapest.
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NorIoE,

NOTICE
have removed my South Bmuch Sian. -.
squares below Ia the large corneT rtOrp Of be RyS
wood Building, corner ThiIyeiRhIh aad j,ss,,
WHTehouso 22lO ARERr.SIset. '"''A
II = BEaEgNs
jA2O GrSCer aud Egr9peAn siclms6iG HSm,
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TOR RENT
SlvpuVIlG Nlou
F0R RENT.
Small Ice, House

In the rear OIL No. 80 Fifteenth Street, Teeu md
by Booth & Co, for twenty yoAu. RnQupOi
II. FORBES, No. I Custom Hone.
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The New Catholic University.

meeting of the board of directors of the
Catholic University was held in Baltimore
yesterday and attended by Archbishops Glib
bons, Williams, of Boston; Corrigan, of New
York; Ryan, OF philadelphia: Bishops Keane.
Dakota Mgr. Farley, of New York; Fathers
Foley, OF Baltimore, aud ChGpelle, of Wash.
inglon, and Messrs. Eugene Kelly. Michael
jenkins. b. N. Ferren, Nnd Thomas T.. Wagga.
man. Bishop Ireland, of st. Paul, was called
home by the death of his father. The COM
mitteo OF prelates appointed to make collec.
selection of q rector was left TO the four arch.
bishops, their choice 10 be announced at the
next meeting, Ten plans for the buildings
were submitted and three were selected from
which the final selection is to be made. II
was determined that the disciplinary regula-
ton of the university should be left to body
of ecclesiastics. 1t is understood that Bishop
Spalding of Peoria, Is to be rector of the uni
verslty, and that Father Chapelle, Of Wash
ington, will occupy the chair OF history,
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THE INFANTRY FAIR.
Voting which Closes To-Night--A Big
Crowd Present.

The armory Of the Washington Light In
fantry was :again: crowded last might, and
in fact the attendance every evening this
week has fully tested the capacity OF the
fair room. The Washington Continentals
visited the fair, and were received with
great enthusiasm. Capt. Ross, Of the lnfan-
try, made the address of welcome, which
was coucted In very happy terms, and the
response Of Capt. Mills, OF the Continen-
tails, was equally pleasant. The ladies at
the different booths were kept busy during
the entire evening, and large increase
was made to the treasurer's balance.
The voting on the following articles
which are to be decided tonight was as
follows: Bicycle for youth under fifteen
years of age, fWillle q. Davis, 25 Willie
II. johnson, 10; Frank Beall, Is; Gales z.
Moore, 10; A. Q. Leltch, 10; G.. NJ. Hale, Al;
John IIelmus, ], and Horace Shepherd, 2.
Whitcomb, scholarship In photography,
Miss Ida Foley, 80, and Miss Il. Graham,
"a. Topham, trunk to lady in department,
mum, suit TO member Of Washington Light
Infantry Corps, Chas. Loeiller, 80; O. s..
Capeheart, 10; Geo. +. Hale, 8. Cudllp &
Co., amateur photo outfit TO amateur
photographer, z. A. Draper, IL, and w. A..
Dalton, 10. Prince, photograph (S20), Os-
car Ciesell, 10; s. Gregory, 10. Sherwood
~ Bokel, musical figure TO cigar dealer,
w. G.. Pond, 10; George Driver, IL. Towles,
doll-baby carriage, Miss Il. Morsell, 60.
Stahl, glassware, 5. Lewis, 8; =. Rehm, 10.
Taylor, shirts Zone DOZEN, A. Pritchard,
80; L. Dennis, 8. NJ. Il. Carrier, crayon
portrait, w. +. Wise, 10; Campbell Car
rington, 90, and Mock's velocipede hose for
youth, George Woodbridge, 8; Vim. Neu-
meyer, 10; w. Rice, 10.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER HALF MILLION DISTRIBUTED

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
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DISTRICT GROUND TO BE SOLD.
About 800 900 to be CIeared-A School
for the West End.


The commissioners propose selling the
ground on the Seventh street front Of the
high school, between n and o streets, aud
have laid II out in lots. II is also probable
that the half square OF ground In rear Of the
Wallach school building and the vacant
ground around the Eastern market will be
sold. There are smaller parcels OF District
grounds to be sold, and the sales are ex-
pected to realize at least 100000. This
sum, together with the $4,000 TO be used
for school building purposes, will enable
the commissioners to erect a number OF
eight and twelve.rOom buildings. East
Washington wants a twelve-room building
and the West End is also calling for one.
The old wooden barracks at the corner OF
Twenty.second and ] streets will soon be
vacated. This lot is about 100 feet
square, and for many years the District
had lease on II at nominal
figure with the privilege Of purchasing II
for $1,000. Through an oversight the lease
part of the contract was stricken out, and
the premises were rented by the month.
The ground now, on account OF improve
ments I'm that section, would cost the Dis
trict at least $4,000, II they wanted to buy
II. The commissioners have IN mind the
erection OF a school building IN that section.
The commissioners have found In the way
Of economy that the elght-room building
can be built to greater advantage than the
twelve.room. AS ON example, the Denni-
son building, q twelve.room building, cost
last year $50, s0S.17. The Blair aud Worm
ley schools, eight-room buildings, cost re-
spectively $25,51l.G7 and $27,9I5.12. In a
measure these figures, which are from the
| report OF the building inspector, show that
| two eight-room buildings can be built for
the same money that II takes 10 build one
| twelve-room building.
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The executive committee of the schuctzen
Verein met at O2l + street last night. The yari-
Gus committees reported progress. On motion
of Marshal George Morgan, II was resolved to
have thirty.eight mounted members In the
parade to represent tho several states In the
Union The parade will take place Juno IL.
The association will form Mt Abner's mt .
o'clock In the morning, and the route will be
from Abners to the white house. thence to tho
foot of the capitol, to Four-and.a-half street,
down Louisiana avenue to Seventh, and out
Seventh street to the Schuetzen Park. The
amusements TO be offered will include exhibit
tons Of gymnastics shooting bowling, tho
representation of the opera of the PIRATES of
Penznnce," singing, dancing, and a miscel-
laneous programme of sports for the little cues.
Visiting fraternlties from Baltimore, New York.
and Newark, N j., are expected. Tho mem
bers reported that great enthusiasm had been
manifested in the success Of the occasion. The
snle of the stands at the park will take place
about juno I,