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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-13

The gentleman accredited by the King
of the Helienes rs his Minister Resident
near the Government of the United
States, is one OF the most distinguished
diplomats OF Greece, He was born at
Athens in 1919, and educated at the uni
versity OF that city, One OF his ances-
tors was the famous George Gennadius
Scholarius, the first Patriarch OF COnstan.
tinople after its capture by the Turks,
The Ministers father, George Gennadius,
was native OF Epirus, a province still
under Turkish rule. He was u valiant
soldier in the Greek war for indepen-
dencc, and declined all military hOnors
offered for his services. Additional to
his good soldiership he was a man Of
great learning, and the present admirable
school system OF Greece, which is free to
all, from the lowest grade OF instruction
up to the highest, including the uniyer-
sity at Athens, is monument OF his un-
firing energy and noble efforts in the
cause OF education. John Gennadius,
the subject Of this sketch, who is, OF
course, classical scholar, chose mer.
camille life after leaving college, and
followed it few years; but in 1870 he
accepted the office OF Secretary OF Lega-
ton to Constantinople. He was ap-
pointed Secretary OF Legation to Lon
don in 1874, where he was Charge d AZ.
taircs during the Russo-Turkish war.
Subsequently no was q member OF the
Greek mission to the Berlin Congress-
and took part in settling the Greek
frontier DISPUTE. From London Mr.,
Gcnnadius was transferred to CONSTANT
nople, in 1880, In taking his departure
from London, the University Of Oxford
honored him with the degree Of D.. @.
L., and the Greek Committee, under
the Presidency OF Lord Roscberry, pre-
sented him with an address. 4 year
afterwards he was again sent to London.
In 1882 he was dispatched TO Vienna as
Charge d. Atiaires dd interim. In 1885
Mr., Gennadius returned TO London,
where, 1880, Mr., Tricoupis, the Greek
Premier, raised him to tho rank Of Min.
lister Resident, and accredited him also
to The Hague, 1t is understood at
Washington that the Envoy Extraord-
mary from Greece is DESTROYS to hiring
about u reduction Of the duty on the
ourrants exported from that country to
this.
Mr.. Gennadius is a highly cultivated
gentleman, and possesses good looks
and pleasing manners, He Is iavorite
in Official and society circles. Besides
his mission to Washington he is accred.
tied by his Government Minister 10 the
courts ofseveral Of the European powers.
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A sure cure found at last. No ono
need suffer. a sure cure for the blind,
bleeding, itching and liberated piles has
been discovered by DR.. William ian In
dian remedy,) called DIR. Williams Indi-
an Pile Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst old chronic cases OF
twenty-five and thirty years standing.
No one need suffer live minutes after
applying this wonderful soothing medi-
cine. Lotions, instruments and elcctu-
aries do more harm than good. Will
JAMS Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the
tumors, atiays the intense itching, acts
MS poulticc, gives instant and painless
relief, and is prepared for Piles and
nothing else. Thousands of cured pa
tients attest its virtues, and physicians
of all schools pronounce it the greatest
contribution to medicine OF the age. 1t
matters not how long or severely you
have been suffering, you can be cured.
Judge Coons, Maysville, KY, says:
"Dr, Williams Pile Ointment cured
me after years OF suffering"
Judge Cottlnbury, Cleveland, O., says:
81 have found by experience that DIR.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment gives
immediate and permanent relief"
We have hundreds Of such tcstimoni-
ais. Do not suffer IN instant longer.
Sold by druggists, D&w
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Is This Logical ?

Pittsburgh Dispatch.
An explanation OF someot the remark.
able features Of Mr.. Mills tariff bill is
given by Washington dispatch, rs
frankly stated by the committee" II is
that votes arc wanted to carry the bill
through, and they could not be obtained
unless these exceptions were made.
Thus the principal OF raw material was
abandoned in the case OF Iron ore and
coal, because the Democratic members
from Virginia, West Virginia, Alabama
and Tennessee would not vote for tho
bill otherwise. Rice had TO be given a
protection Of 100 per cent or the votes OF
the South Carolina members would have
been lost; and sugar had 70 10 touched
very gently or Louisiana would have
kicked over the traces,
This suggests two maniiestpoints, The
first is that whatever. height Of principle
is assumed by the Southern revenue re.
former on protection for other peoples
industries, is entirely laid aside when II
comes to considering his own interests,
Protection for wool, steel and other
Northern products Is robbery, hut to
lower the tariff on Southern products
raises revolt, Whether the bill is
passed or not depends on whose toes
are pinOhOd,
But--and this Is the second point
this is an utter departure from the plat
form laid down in the Presidents mess
age almost NJ wide as the striking feat o.
trying to reduce the revenue by bringing
in y bill which will increase tariff re
Ceipts. The Presidents position wa
that affections must unite in helping t.
cut down the revenue, No one but thu
bad Republicans would take into con
sideration the interests Of their own dis
tricts, Such an abstract principle wa
beautiful, but ii fails 70 work, On thu
contrary, the sectional interests are 81
much considered that bagging used TO
cotton is free, but when it holds potatoes
It must pay duty, and hoop iron for bal
ing cotton goes on tho free list, while !
| Il holds n wooden bucket together,
pays high tariff,
Since the President considers the pres
ent tariff "monstrous and illogical !
ought to be expected that he would g
into an apOplectic he iseyeF Coptropto
with this one.
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Commissioners Sale.
Lots Near Elm Grove For Sale.

p,,,tsDt TO the decreu Of The c!Tst!. coaT; q
I'D cNnTty. West Va, entered on the ilrst day
~ Jyne, Isl, 10 the suit between Mary h, CIa'
Crrit, plaintiff. and Key Mcpohald alu 0ihs S,I
Attendants and the subsequent uecIses uT -, -,
JerS IN said cnuSe, tue uhueIA'bHsu' SPse''' w.
missioner, will, on ..,,, ,,,,,
TUESDAY, the 18th DAY Of MARCH. 1855.
commencing nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell az public
,grtIou al The front door Of the Court uouse o.
ma county the parcels OF lana Iy.I,,i,,
~ sSe Siat marked Is filed In said suit, and re-
on,Ied In the Clerks office Of the LOuuy CUu i
~ Md county IN Deed hook numbered sV' Pasc
i7S ,,, 10. ,,,5 o., sennrnte parcels
%. s,yer,I paFcels lying together, or ~ WnoIe'
~ may bo found most !udlciOus a. -. Il,
TEnys or SALE.-Each purchaser 70 pay ~
hand One-thiTd Of the purchase money auc "
Vim. and ~ much more " he may choose 70 pay'
NH, ~ tcsi,Iie II any In two equal instalmcnis
HHn.in,, Interest from the day OF safe, ana pay
III" respectively In one end two years
!. thereafter; notes with gOOu security 70 "
Il .,, ia mo deferred instruments, ahH the ItSAI
ssitI In 10 retained as further security until Jly
sn"nt In full hut II The purchaser o. my OF lne
Iii nroDOrty nay In hand Onc'hHli or more OI
~ b,iFr6nsc money due aud 70 become I9 H, ~
him. hIi notes without personal security wiz ,I "
m.,tcs,iv"i f1r lie deferred nstnlmGhu 70 become
iI,,c irom him the title to the property SOLD "
uu I hinI rrtalnel as security for such deferred
ihLilu. nun Tv,S DANIEL LAMB,
!h'''i Special Commissioner.
rbcrcby certify that Daniel Lamb, the above
,.,nCj s1ccIni Commissioner, has given bond III
no renNIty and with condition and surrey ns re.
vi Ly law and the above mentioned decrees
ins.Tu JOHN ". MlIGHELL CIerE.
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PANCIEs OF THE JEWELLERS.

Two bows of costly twisted gold wir'
form a pleasing pattern for links.
4 Cablel links OF corrugated gold make
fashionable bracelet largely sought aftel
by lovers Of solid jewelry.
A pretty match box recently seen rep
resented a hali.burned cigar In gold
The ashes were Of oxidized silver.
An owls head OF Roman gold, con-
nected by means ftwo links to u tree
bouSh Of the same material, does service
Us cuff button.
In watches pleasing style recently
seen was silver case shaped rs horse
shoe, and topped with large bit OF the
same material.
An acron's husk OF Etruscan gold, set
in the centre with large pearl surround
ed by circle Of small diamonds, is q
unique idea in ear drops.
A desk weight recently seen was o four
inch boar's tusk set against large oak
leaf Of Oxidized copper and topped BY .
boar's head in gilt bronze.
A series OF flexible links, half Of each
link being made OF enamelled Etruscan
gold and the other half OF the plain ma
terial; is design in bracelets that attract
favorable attention.
An elaborate design in paper cutters is
one with broad heavy handle Of hand
somely itched oxidized silver and blade
of mothcr-of-pearl, studied at different
portions with u small silver knob.
The Don Quixote leadpencil is a pleas
ing little affair. 1t consists of long
golden tube, ut the top OF which is q
miniature silver figure OF the Knight OF
the Rucful Countenance in full armor.
Tho figure Of female OF silver gilt
bronze, dressed in the old German style,
with long, wide bottomed skirts, is the
shape OF drinking cup which is being
introduced us u revival of medieval
fashion.
In ear-drops unique design recently
consisted OF followed balls Of Roman
gold ornamented with small flower de-
signs in red and blue enamel, and set in
o network Of gold wire, which partially
covered with diamonds the openings at
the sides.
An extravagantideain drinking horns,
or wassail cups, is u fish o. bronze, the
whole body Of which is covered with q
series OF enamelled pictures represent
ing various tOasts. The fish is held aloft
by mermaid Of bronze, who supports
herself on the back of large turtle by
her tail Of vari-colored green enamel.
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1rcrtiiv that bond has been given by said
.ncciNi Commissioners RS required by said de
etcO, JoLlN W. al Tia.i,
mFl klClhs
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Jailor-That hoss-thicf in cell 10 must
be some sort o social reiormer, or friend
o. the workingmen.
SheriiT-What makes you think 50?
Jailor-Why, when l told him we had
driven off the lynching party he groaned,
and says he, Z" ] s'pose I'm stuck for two
years at hard labor now This Is worse
n DEATH"
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TuE REASON why Acker's blood elixer
is warranted, is because it is the best
blood preparation known. 1t will pos
itively cure all blood diseases, purities
the whole system, and thoroughly builds
up the constitution. Remember we
guarantee it, Logan & Co., G. r. Goetz,
Q. Menkemiller, X, B, Burt aud Bowie
RroR 4
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eighth DAY Of February, 1855, 10 thc sun Oh IL, y
ST,yihS administrator Us, Ann y. suyt nm
OthcrS, tho undersigned speciAl commissioner
U'H' ." SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1858,
,o,,nnlnr Mt 10 O'Clock A. ~, sell at public Nuc
tI5n. at The north door Of the Court House u
1bi1 county, West Virginia, Two pieces oil real
StAto described as follows, w " : snv,b ac
nonsuI, being 10 much Of lot numbered zen w
In .l,lAre numbered twenty-five W, ~ lho ct ",
Oi Wheeling In said county, as lies between :, Ing
Snutb side OF Thirteenth formerly called
iTa,nIsIonI strcet), and strnight line parallel
ihcrrtO and distant therelFOm hltySeVGn iect'
SyCOSD-LOtS numbered three (J anu iOnrN4l
In slunrO numbered tWenty,nlhe w, ~ Tue
Buona VStA addition 70 said city o. M"e Ky Y
Under the authority Of said decree llie said
commissioners have caused said lots ana l. IN
BnGnn Vista addition, TO b. divided into TWO
nnrrDIs, rs follows, tOwtt: LIST. portion OF Sild
lot described US follows w: 9SesIfi Vii, ~ nv Ky
Bofth line al Twelfth street $. SiH desfces ".
IiItT.three feet five inches TO the centre OF thc
stone steps In the stone wall along ine sonth lie
Of said lots; thence n Va degrees my ~! d ~
feci avs inches 70 stake, corner to A!id lOt =;
themes with the cast line OilOt = va degrees L;
iiiy feet 10 tho beginning. ID. The residue OF
said lots and I. \ plat OF 1hiu larIe'S may w
ES,n by calling upon the undersigned; -,
said lots aud In BucnR Vista addition VIII
hTIt bc offered as whole and then IN parcels as
SLNyc described. and Will be sold In whichever
~ may NbOcnr thefmOst advantageous.
TEINs OF SALE-EAch purchaser to pay In
hand onethIrd Ut least OF the purchase money
and rs much more thOrcof rs he mny Gh0oSI'
and tho residue, II any, IN Two e4ui1et tnsuttt,
msnts hearing Interest from the day OF sale, and
psyabiC respectively In one and two years there;
sier, the purchaser 10 give notes for the deferred
payments, and tho title to be retained until pay
ti''-'' 49, BENJAMIN 8. ALLISON,
". j. W. COwDEN,
Special Commissioners.
1rcrtiiv that bond has been given by said
.necIHl commissioners Hs required by said de'
sFSc"'' JOHN VI. MITCHELL,
CIV W., Clerk.
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OLD and reliable medicines are the
best to depend upon. Acker's blood
eiixer has been prescribed for years for
all impurities OF the blood. In every
form Of scroinlous, syphilitic or mercu-
rial diseases, it is invaluable. For rheu-
matism, has no equal. Logan & Co., g.
K, Goethe, G. Menkemiller, r. B. Burt
and Bowie Bros. 10
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.


IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
No. gO7 Alley Il, 4 rOOmGd house. q GOA month.
no. $50 Main street, ilrsttiOOr " W month
No. 9iOl Woods street, 5roOms, newly PapeFed'
No. ~ National Road, s. 90 n month.
No. 1867 Market street, stOrC,room and collar.
POSSESSION GIVEN APRIL l.
NJ. 40 Fourteenth street, SIS 20 n month.
No. ~ Maryland street, ROOMS auu hnished
No. iii Virginia street, Sl3 80 month; WIN
nut In illuminating gus fixtures. ~,
No, 1T Virginia street, So ~ mOhIh; VIII
put In Illuminating gus fixtures,
No. 9sJ ChnplInO street, Sll w month";
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FOR SALE.


No. 100 and Isl Fourteenth street, A double
brick, rooms to each house; will sell ono or
NO No. &, Seventeenth street, SIX rOOmOd brick
house, SlGOe. o.
No. NJ Main street,
Washington county, Ohio: frame house, barn ana
stAble orchard and small fruits; 60 acres cleared;
ID valued at Sl,SO. VIII exchange Tor CIT!
IS y Acre Farm, two miles cast of city; is valued
isS Acre Farm on Short Creek; I'valuCd at sea
y? rs S Aero Farm on Middle Wheeling Creek; is
valued at $50 % per acre. ,oo
50 Aero Farm near TrIndclphih, valued ut SOD,
10 Acre Farm near slstersylllc, Tyler county;
10 valued ut S., 100
foOmod house, 81 CO.
Two desirable residences on sixteenth street.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent U. $. Pension and Claim A.
tOrney, Collector and Notary Public. mrl2
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is a pure, sweet breath. This desidcra-
tum is one OF the results of using 5000
DON'T, which not only invigorates and
preserves the teeth, but renders the
mouth us fragrant US a rose. TTus&w
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@de Sntflltaenfer.
Tug ORPHANS PRAYER.

With sobs and sore distressed beside his bed,
The pretty little fellow knelt aud prayed,
Scarce seven summers DER his head
Had 1oyn, and chlldliko we're the words be
said,
"Klnd God" and here there came = sob between
Al though the poor chlld'S heart were Ike TO
'Tm Just tie worstest boy you've ever seen,
But please forgive me now for jesus sake"
Up where shO lives With You, kind God, !" he
cried,
I'D give Just anything on earth, oh dear,
II I'd O6eyed her on tho dsy she dlodV'
SO then the sobs arc huShed, the curly head
Ii almost hidden in the din half Light;
The boy Is sleeping In his little bed
Where no iOld mother watches him tonight.
Poor little mothOrless aud sorrOWing lad.
Has then your prAy0e been heard aud aus
wcFed, tOO7
You, dreaming, stir and smile a. though It had,
And who shall nay, indeed, 1t Is not true.
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"My love, what magic spell is thrown
Upon your iAce2 Its charm own.
Whence came thy pure and pearly teOth2
Thy sOsy lips? Thy periumGd brGathT'
She said, In accents sweet and clear,
"'TIs only SOZODOST, my dear"
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
.DDcparturcOf trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In effect February 10, lSSS-E Eastern time:
Express for Chicago and the Northwest. 9:SOR
exrent Saturday
Express for Cincinnati and ST, IOlIls. $50 n III
daily, II rs u m daily exccpt Saturday
ExDreEs for Columbus and Cincinnati Am.
Sunday only
For Columbus $50 m daily and ll:lb n m.
daily except Saturday, and 2:5j M daily oIcopt
sunday
Express for Washington, D. c., baltimore.
PhlIadelrhIa and New York, $40 a IN and 5;t5 i,
IN, daily.
For Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, 500 IN
and 100 m daily; express. s;IO m, I:lS p m,
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Sunday Trains on X. & o. Railway arrive at
Charlcston at $50 p. m, waiting for o. II. Il. 4.
train No. ] Rt Point Pleasant, This Is the short
for tickets Win. the Ohio River Railroad. For In.
formation regarding rAtes, routes, etc., addrca
". J. ROBINSON, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
FRED. HUsEMAN.
Trav. Pass. Agent. Wheeling, W. Va.
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GuRES All. MglMnRS,

from a common Blotch, or Eruption. to the
worst ScrOfllla. salt-rhcum, Fcycr-sorcS,"
Scaly or Rough Skin, In short, all diseases
caused by bad blood arc conquered by this
Cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
lts benign influence. Especially hNs Il mani
tested lis potency In curing letter, Eczema,
ErysipeiRs, Dolls, CRrbnnctrS, sprp Eyca, Ser0f-
ulous Sores and Swcllings, HIp-jollt Disease,
"White SwciIlngs," GOltre, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands Send ten cents In
stamps for largo Treatise, with colored
plates, on Skin DiseGscB, or the same amount
Tor Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
"FoR THE BLOOD IS TIE LIFE
Thoroughly cleanse It by using Dr. Plerce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, n fnir sJ,R, buOynnt spirits, vital
strength and bodily health will be established.
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While hair is Il woman's crown of
glory, asmooth, prettily tinted bald head
on q man is wonderfully attractive to a
woman.
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FOR SALE.

A Desirable Residence on South Penn street.
rooms with all modern improvements. Lot 'O&
10. Price reasonable, ,,,..
Modern ROOmOd House, n South York street.
Good Roomod Brick House, corner Wood aud
Thirty.eIghth streets. Pay RsAn Investment.
Splendid Farm near NJ Pleasant, ONO
eight miles from Wheeling,
Seven ROOmOd House on North Front street.
LOT 6OxiOO.
Building Lots
BON April /. e,-,,
Ia DIAL Ealotn AVpflt ION Main 81.
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u.efnIpor.
Ttkna Sininls.

Lady Of the house to new servant
What do you mean by giving that dog
good meat?
81 do tito encourage the poor animal"
Encourage him to do what?"
ITO keeping on helping me to wash
the dinner dishes clean. | don't have
to wash them hardly ct oil, he licks them
so clean"
Lady faints.
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
Under schedule In effect November H. 1887.
trains leave Wheeling Central Standard time:
p IN, 3:2O p m. For Steubcnvllle, sos p IN. Tho
6:35 a IN aud 500 IN trains make direct cOnneo-
ton for Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and
Chicago. The 1915 y m train makes direct con.
ncctlOn for Columbus and Chicago.
Trains arrive at Wheeling, 6:l5 q m, 0:lb q M,
2.A5 n IN and 600 u m, myA
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A pRocRAsTlNAToR puts off, and
"SrAuLpING's GLUE" holds on forever.
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Educational.
MT. De CHANTAL,
Near Wheeling, W. Va.
Sisters Of the vIKltatlon.)

A school OF moro than national reputation,
offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu'
cation OF young ladies' In all departments. Ii
brary OF six thousand volumes. Fine phllo-
SoPhIcal, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. Corps OF
piano teachers trained by leading professor
from Conservatory OF Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to tho method OF tho old Italian mas
tiers.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ten acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references to patrons in al
the principal cities, address
sel THE pIRECTREgs,-
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PitsburOh Chronicle.
"Change is terribly scarce" remarked
q smithAeld street storekeSper this
',' "oh, thoro'll bO plenty after the LIST of
April"
allow Is thatP'
u hear that a great many coppeH
will be dropped from the police force
thOn."
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They call it "transitory frenzy" out
West, now, but it is sixty days for this
oiTense, Just the same.
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It's the illiterate man who makes Lis
mark,
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BEAVER COLLEGE
Stammering Cured.

system basOd upon natures laws. No SECRECY
No TRICKS. System explained TO those Inter.
eStcd.
Testimonials from physicians, educators and
phtronR, who have received benefit from the
method OF Instruction. Address
MRs. N. STEVENS HART, Principal.
Washington School Of Execution and EnEllSh
Language,
9o4 y, Street, \; w WsShlngton, D. c.
Students boarded In family OF Principal.
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OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

In PURSUANCE Of decree Of the Cireuit Court
NJ tihiV County, ". Va, entered on the twenty
",bth day 81 February, 1855 in tho suit Of IL, J;
aT,Tih'S administrator ", Ann ". smytn anu
o,horS, tho undersigned Special Commissioners
ON
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
" RAILROAD.-Under schedule in effect
January q, 1885 trains leave bridgeport, Central
Standard time: For Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
$40 IN, l:02 pm. For Pittsburgh, lO:l7 NJ.
For WGllEville, i:lI pm. For SteNbGnvlllO, S:33
IN. For Martins Ferry, Gas am.
Trains arrive Rt bridgeport at 1883 q IN, 1912
IN, 2:43 IN, 5:2J p IN, 4:Si m, and 7:47 IN.
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Washington School Of ElOcuti0H
AND oRAToRY.
Mns. N. sTEyENs nART.. .PrIneIpn

NoI IN" ST., n. W, WASHINGTON, D. C.
Sixth Annual Session begins Wednesday, Sep
TENDER u
Practical English and English Clahsics, Latin
Mathematics, Modern Languages, Vocal aud In
strumentRl Music md PhyslcaI Culture.
The Principal Is assisted by an efficient corp
Of teachers in each department.
Graded Glasses for boys and girls daily.
Adult Glasses and private instruction given II
the evening.
Diplomas awarded. A limited number OF pu
pills accommodated in the family.
For circulaH and rCicrencCa apply 70 1NTELLl
GESCER office. AuSl