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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13

LONDON, June 1.-THE delegates to the Prot
luncheon by the Lord Mayor, At the Mansion
House. this afternoon. At the evening session
Of the conference DR.. Post described the msdi
cal missions in Syria. He said tina. the cures
effected through the medical mission ware great
ly assisting in the work Of conversion. DR..
Cole. of Nav York, who presided over the dis
cusssion on missions in Turkey. congratulated
the conference upon the success of the gather
ing. which, he said, testified TO the sarneatness
OF missionaries representing. the great ANGLO
Saxon race.
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tests of any number OF Efficient officers lacking
the insstimatable advantage Of not being Gen.
nected with royalty.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

An Effort Looking TO the Correction Of Time
Honored English Abuses
LONDON, June l2-In the House of Commons,
tonight Mr.. Louis ]. jennings. Conservative
member for Stockport. introduced . resolution
against the frequent reorganization Of the imam
cial and secretarial departments Of the admiral
~, which practice resulted 10 extrsvARant and
premature pensions and bonuses. The resolu-
ton was opposed by the government speakers
and supported by Lord Charles Beresford, Mr..
Bradsueh and others. Upon . division, tho
resolntion was carried by q vote of l13 to g.
amid loud opposition cheera The majority
consisted Of Unionists. Gladstonians. and Con-
servatives. without respect to party lines.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13

eeps by guessing 20 estimste the number Of
kniehts OF Pythiss In the clay tonight They
have been arriving ell day and ell evening. The
hotels LONG sxo provided for great crowd. and
they seem 10 b able TO aseommodate every body.
bsrs OF The visitors AL stree, cars sIl day and
al evening. add every suburban railway com
mutsrs' train has been full CT uniformed msu
There Was no suburb Of the city 10 which they
% social msstinR and to sightseeing, and she
svsning To . fsneraI social meeting al the High
5ard Houss. who're there was . brilliant display
* fireworks Theivsathsr has been noe. and
pvsrybcdy seems dsiiehtsd- Only . few scores
business msstines were held
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13

John A. Bridgland. All ere starch supporters
Of Harrison. Said Mr.. New: "We are here
simply 10 carry out the expressed wish Of The
poo pie Of Indiana Every county in the State
has pronounced for Senator Harrison,
and be is beyond question the choice Of Indiana.
We are here TO fight no one, but SIMPLY to pre-
sent the facts. One duty is to dispel any false
impressions; for instance, L. IL untrue to say
that there is Gresham sentiments In that
State. Indiana is undoubtedly for Harrison.
and, what is more. he win ges the nomination.
OF that am confident
Who would be second on the ticket In that
EVENT.
'An Eastern man, undoubtedly. Thas viii Be
q matter for future consideration
The HArrison men show great earnestness,
and oil during the evening were by far the moss
conspicuous of any candidates. supporters
wherever group Of politicians were gathered.
A curious Bit Of gossip floating about tonight
was 10 regard 20 Mr.. Blaire's sons. IL can b
authoritatively stated that neither Of the sou
Of Mr.. Blaine resident in Chicago Is president
Of a Gresham Club. This repors. which Il WAS
stated might had been circulated in the East.
Is without foundation. ~ both have prudentiy
refrained from any expression of opinion ~ 70
the presidential candidacy Of the Republicans
party.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13

CiNcISNATI, June IL News from the be-
siegsd house at Rapid run. which Lieutenant
Gil surrounded last night and then sent for
more men TO aid him 10 reducing the stronghold
containing the murderous train robbers.
cannot be had this morning. At
police headquarters the information ia
gwen that some of the police have returned,
out they have not given one word Of report.
The inference Is that Lieutenant Gin found
himself deceived as to the character Of the
house and its occupants. and desires to say
nothing on the subject
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ALTOONA, Pa. June IL The village of Glss-
gov, on the Bella Gap railroad, was the scens
Winasrt. Q farmer. Was shos and instantly
killed by woodsman named Mckee. for .
cause not known. Mckee Immediately shot
himself Ia the head aud lived until evening, re-
fusing TO speak OF the deed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13

EuFopeAhs IN DIstrest IN A1ricn.
LISBON, June IL Reports from Saint Paul Dc
Loanda state that on April IS Major Bartlelot.
commander of the camp at Aruwimi, sent .
messenger to the coast to cable to England for
INSTRUCTIONS in consequence Of the failure of his
food supply, and the increasing sickness and
mortality among his command.
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Mr.. Garr.tt,s BODY R.oov.r.d.

BALrrMoRE, June l2-Ths body Of T.
Harrison Garrett who Was drowned on Thurs-
day night last hy the sinking Of MS yatch, the
CLEAN. has been recovered. fIt was found mile
distant from the spos whore the accident oc-
cured. The steamer Nantieoks brought the rs-
mains 70 Baltimore.
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OMAHA, June IL Zen. John u Fremont 10
visiting In Omaha. and was to-uiehs rendered .
reception by the Republicans or Nebraska. He
accepted an invitation 10 be the guest Of the
State delegation ~ the Chicago convention. He
goes from here to ST. Louis, aud viii he met
there and escorted by committee 10 Chicago.
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Senator Ch.ce Re-EIect.d.

Assembly. this morning. JonathAnA. Chaes
Was reelected United States Senator by ma
jority OF both houses. The vote wass senate.
J. II. Chsce. %, J. W. Davis. :; Charles a Page,
/ House, Chacs, So Davis, 8 Psee, /
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Shot HIS wife and Himself

C"os IT'D WIN d"U xA1i11seth
PARIS. June I'm. Heriot. proprietor Of the
Louvre, and prominent supporter Of General
Boulsneer. shot his wife and himself to-night,
during fit of mental alteration. Both are in
q critical condition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09
IN A SMALL WAY.

The News OF the Day Pointedly Para.
grsphed for Hssty Readers.
POLICE Court was blank yesterday.
No. 80 drew the watch in H. McNa.
mee's watch club, last evening.
A MEETING of the Seventh Ward Demo.
cratic Club will be held Monday evening,
at the club rooms.
ALL engagements Of O. L. Wirtz, the
Prohibition speaker, for this week in Bel.
mont county, Ohio, have been cancelled.
RICHARD MCCRACKEN was yesterday
taken on board the Sherley to the Marine
Hospital at Cincinnati. Mr.. McCracken
is suffering from dropsy and is seriously
ill.
OFFICERS GAUs, McNichol and Hazleti
arrested three suspicious characters at the
second ward market house about three
o'clock yesterday morning, but the mer
gave a satisfactory account OF themselves
and were released.
ADEBATE on Spiritualism will occur TO-
morrow evening at the church, corner Of
Jacob and Thirty-Sixth Streets, com.
mencing at 7:30 o'clock, between Rev. j
l.. Davis and Prof. A. Allen Noe. The
admission will be free.
MARTIN CHIsNELL was before Justice
Ankle, last evening, charged with gaming,
the complaint being that he had done 9
man out Of 81 or s. on game Of dice. He
was held for court in the sum Of 5000, and
furnishing bail WAS released.
CONSIDERABLE complaint was being
made Last evening about Il. & o. freigh,
train OBTAINING travel on Market Street for
ten minutes or more, and when it finally
did move on it was helped by engine 10s
which had DO spark catcher on, consequent
ly the sparks fell on everybody, and bad
it been dry weather would most probably
have set something on fire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09

Pobnc Boon.
The new business enterprise which those
energetic strangers Messrs. House & Herr
mann, have inaugurated at No. 1900
Main street, is just now the leading topic
in household circles, and there have been
q great many callers at the spacious bust
mess rooms occupied by the firm. by people
in search of details regarding 30 conspicuous
q departure from established business
rules here in Wheeling In every instance
the examination has resulted in the utmost
satisfaction and the firm has met with O
Gathering reception.
While making a speciality of selling on
credit, the firm at the same time guarantee
lower price than that put upon similar
articles by any Of the cash houses Of the
city, and invite an inspection upon this
point. They carry everything in the way
Of house furnishing goods, furniture, car
pets, fine art furniture, curtains, kitchen
cutfits, from cooking stoves to wsshbosrds,
and everything of the best quality. They
deliver everything free to residences in this
city or neighboring towns, and will be
pleased TO have the public call at all times.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09
Tribute of Respect.

At o special meeting of the North End
Literary and Athletic Association, held at
their hall Tuesday evening, September 4,
1888, the following preamble and resolu-
tions were adopted
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty
God to remove from among us our dearly
beloved friend and brother member, Joseph
P. Kubn; therefore, in view of the loss we
have sustained, and the heavier loss to
those who were nearer aud dearer to him,
be il
Resolred, That the members Of this As
ISOLATION hereby desire to express their
sense of bereavement and grief ut tine los,
Of one of their earliest and most faithful
members
ResolUed, That we sincerely sympathize
with the relatives and near friends Of our
late beloved associate.
Resolred, That the secretary Of this
meeting is instructed to send a copy OF
these resolutions 20 the parents of the de.
ceased as a testimony Of our griefan sym.
patty, and that the resolutions he also
publisbed in the Sunday Neios Letter and
RRGIsTRR.
JOHN A. ELBERT,
CHAs. A. DANNER.
K, E. SCHAFER,
Committee.
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nasas ss, In tho Circuit Court.

In the Circuit Court, Judge Boyd, yes
terday, pleas Of guilty were entered ss fol-
lows:
Harry Gardner, carrying concealed
weapons, SIS and costs.
Same, unlawful shooting, s. and costs
and three months in jail.
James Emblem. renting house to be
used as house of ill-fame, plea Of guilty
on five counts, and fiues of $50, $50, 81,
81, and 81, severally entered, with costs.
State v. Sarah Curtis, indicted for petit
larceny in stealing pair of earrings from
Mrs Sitgresves, plea OF guilty, and SEN
fenced to twenty days in jail.
The criminal docket was set AZ follows:
State V. Frank FAlstick and Edward
Sthotzonger, indicted for breaking into Il.
& o Car; plea OF not guilty. set for
Wednesday, September ~.
State " James Murray, Edward Fox,
Theodore Miller and George Speidel, in
dictei for cruelty to animals; plea OF not
guilty; set for Friday, September Goth.
State v. John Harding, indicted 70"
forgery; demurrer to the indictment; de-
murrer overrnled and case set for Septem-
Der 2lst.
Statev George Price and George Thomas,
indicted for HOUSEKEEPING; plea OF not
guilty; set for September 18th.
State v. Patrick O'Dounell, indicted for
burglary; plea of not guilty; set for Octo-
Der I'd.
State v. Richard Forsythe, indicted for
robbery; plea Of not guilty; set for Octo-
Der LIST.
State v. Alexander Harris, indicted for
robbery; demurrer to the indictment, and
demurrer overruled: plea of not guilty; set
for September 9th.
State v. Frank Wilson, alias doc. !"
Wilson; forfeiture of recognizance; Scire
tdcidS and cGpias ordered.
State v. VIM. Calvin; cdpias.
No business OF importance was trans
acted in Judge Jacobs Court.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09

der 10 sell alcohol, / could not get the sun
while in the drug store ] saw msn IoI-
Chase o Masonic watch charm. tnsu
went back to where Burns was, ana aimoS'
immediately after freight passed. which
we boarded, riding ss far as Grafton;
After We got off we went mp town. played
pool. and passed an hour or 90. we tnen
bought lot of eggs and meat, and wniie
buying some bread saw negro D0y
lot of crockery. The store 10 on the lett
hand side going toward the depot ana
very near q large jewelry store, couple
of doors above, think.
We then started down TO the rahroac:
Ga the way down the bottom dropped ous
of the sack in which Burns was Carrying
the eggs, but he went and got more. We
took the stuff down 70 the engine house..
After We had eaten, Burns got one Of the
Young wipers to tell him where he could
yet something 10 drink. Burns went and
cot come we-the men and ourselves
drank il. We then went over to the a.
loon. I think it was the Parker House.
While there Burns tried TO sell the bar
keeper something, but he did not ouy It
We were in there some time, and
then went out to the depot and beat The
express to Fairmont- twas raining very
hard ut the time.
IN FAIRMoNT.
We arrived in Fairmont about 8 p. m.
We tried to get something to drink at the
little stand by the depot, but he denied
that he sold any drink. After leaving
there We went up to the HUFF House, bot
We were told that the rooms were full
Probably the reason they were full VA
because We were pretty full ourselves
Burns WAS disposed to quarrel with thu
negro porter, bat ! persuaded him to n
up town. We rambled about some
time, but Burns got mad becaus<
the hotels would not keep him
He inquired for the mayor, and found hin
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09
CHRISTTES DEFENSE
He Very Minutsly Sets Forth His Where
abouB
Oh rHE DAY OF CLIENTS MURDER.
A Picturesque Account Of His Trip Along
the B. & 0.
HIS EARNEST PLEA FOR J0STICE.

The following communication from
Harry D. Christie, oneof the men. convicted
for the murder of Officer Joe Glenn, ana
the accompanying statement, by him, OF
his whereabouts on the day Of the murder,
and for several days prior and subsequent
thereto, will be read with Interest,"
To ne Editor Of TIE Register:
SIR:-Bslieving that many readers OF
the REGISTER are Of the opinion that the
verdict rendered against me, for the XIII
ing of Officer Glenn, is an upjast verdict'
and that all citizens Of Wheeling are In
terested in the administration OF justice,
and dssire that NO innocent man may
suffer. I hereby give the public the follow
inc statement, which is true aud concise
account of nv whereabouts at the date OF
the murder, also for several days prior ana
subsequent thereto. Some may WONDER
why these minute particulars were not
given by me when on the witness stand
In reply, l will only say that had not the
least fear of conviction and did not deem
IL essential to 60 into details, and for fur
Their reason that did not care to expose
NV career as tramp. as most people term
il -one who, engages in no steady occupa..
ton and travels from place to place. AND
az q further reason, it was impossible u
procure witnesses on account Of my not
having the means now ask the pnbllc
to carefully read this narrative, and hope
and pray that some kind heart may ex.
pouse my cause, and with this truthful
statement proceed to verify it by looking
up the facts corroborative thereof. l still
have faith in Justice and do not believe the
God. serving and law abiding citizens oil
Wheeling will fold their arms and submit
TO seeing an innocent man punished, as
am to be, even though it may satisfy the
law and fill some peoples pockets with
blood money received as reward for the
per6dy of pe,jured witnesses:
Lam az innocent of the killing Of Officer
Glenn as the Honorable Judge, and sol.
emily swear roy statement is true. |
know nothing of Kelly's history prior to
our meeting accidentally ut Newark, and
am now vouchipg. not for him, but Tor
myself, and now again begging the charity
of all lovers of justice, ask for a simple
inspection as to the truth Of my story and
hope God may reward the kind heart or
hearts that will test 10Y statement by the
strictest trial, which am certain will
show that am an innocent man.
II. ID. CHRISTIE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09

AT sc q yard, heavy yard-wide brown
muslin.
At 4c, Euglish dark prints.
At SIC, extra heavy canton flannel.
At 1Oc yard, 42-inch fine brown mus
lin.
At 33c q yard, all wool 36.inch wide
cashmere.
At 44c, 4O-incb ali wool serge, fne
quality.
54, ga, "a. l04, 12-4 Turkey red table
covers, extra bargains. Call quick, at En-
sheimer's, Eleventh street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09
Adventures OF Christie and Burns.

1t will be remembered that when on the
stand, Christie maintained that h. was
along the line Of the B. d 0. railroad on
the day that Officer Glenn was killed, and
for several days prior thereto, in company
with young man named Burns, who
tried to prevail upon Christie to 20 to Bal.
timore and 20 on board man.oi var
While undergoing examination, the deieD
dant gave the general outlines o! his wan
behring's along the line of the road, at New
burg and vicinity, and maintained that on
the Saturday of the murder it rained very
hard, whereas the account Of the weather
kept by Christian Schnspf in this city,
showed the day was fair, bat that it rained
on the previous Saturday.
In Chriatie's statement, prepared for
publication in the Sundy REGISTER, he
goes infinitely into the details of his trip
along the road. He begins by saying
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09
CHRIsTIR's STATEMENT.

81 arrived in Newburg Thursday even
inv, January 12, 1893, and after getting
supper spent some time about the depot.
then went up To the round house. /
wanted TO 20 to Grafton, but while there
it started to rain very hard, 30 We did not
70 to Grafton, but remained where we were
all night TIE next morning, the 18th,
after getting breakfast, we spent some
time about towD, and Burns tried to sell
. mau, who has cigar factory by
the railroad, pair OF shors. He
did not buy them. After this we went
back towards Baltimore three mi es TO some
coke ovens. On the way up we passed
men loading lumber on cars. l asked
them how far IL was to the tunnel, that be-
ing near the ovens, but do not remember
what they said. After leaving them we
continued on up the track until we came
to house. Burns proposed that we try
and sell pair Of gloves, Of which he bad
four or five dozen pairs, and TO this as.
sented. We went down to the house and
saw the lady. She asked me In. showed
the gloves and told her the price, which
was one dollar or seventy.fve cents.
She told me she would take q pair, bnt
having no money but twenty dollar bill,
she sent her little son after change, to a
grocery, half mile away. After he had
gone, she saw my partner, and was afraid
he would rob the boy, bat nothing OF that
kind occurred. When her son returned,
she selected pair of gloves and paid for
them. He then went 10 the coke ovens,
and Curns sold a pair OF shoes to a young
man who was drawing coke, hut he not
having the money, we helped him finish, and
then went TO his boarding house II was
the same place l had sold the glover.
Burns went and got the money, which was
81. We then started for Newburg. On
the way back it rained very hard, and by
the time we reached town we were
drenched TO the skin. We went into the
round bousa, and after it had Stacked up
we got our dinner. then went TO . to-
bacco store and got some tobacco, and
then went next door to druggist. i
wanted TO
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09
Index tn New Advertisements.
EITFH PAGE

FIFTH PAGE.
DentisSry-Dr. B. Caldwell.
Merchant Tailoring-C. ". Appenzeller.
Lost Branding Axe.
A Iiye, Practical SchOol-Wheeling Business
College
Wsnted-EOung Man IN Store.
For Sale Martins Ferry Property.
Fund-MOney.
Wanted-Catawb Grapes.
Meeting Seventh Ward Democratic Club.
Campaign Badges +. NJ. Milligan.
SIXTH PAGE
wanted-Bids for sinking Gas Well.
Cheese. Hauauer.
Lost Blown Order Book.
Public sale OF Live stock and Farming lmpie-
mentS
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LAND EXCU BsIoNs,
Via the PennsyIvaniA Lines.

Land Explorers Excursion tickets, ct
low round trip rates. will be sold on Sep
tember 11th and 25th, via the Pennsyl-
wanna Lines west of Pittsburgh to repre-
sentative points in Kansas, Colorado. Ne
brasks. Iowa, Minnesota, Dakota, Mon
tana, Wyoming Indian Territory, Tsnnes-
zee, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
These tickets will be good for return pas
sage within thirty days from date Of sale.
Further information can be secured by
calling on or addressing the passenger
or ticket agent in your vicinity of the Pitts.
burRh, Cincinnati 4 St Louis Railway
Company.
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OBITUARY.

william A. Giffsn, Died August 26, 1883
1t tho Residence Of His Aunt, No. e12,
Market Street.
A light Is from our household gone,
A voice we loved Is stilled;
A place In vacant at our home
That never can be died.
Death has taken from our midst
dear one whom we loved
God called him home TO dwell with him
In His Great Throne above.
Written By his aunt, MrA A. D. Pickara
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09

IA bs = doctor. We NV him, but h would
s;ve "a no satisfaction. We left and Weat
e Palestine, small borough opposite
E.irmont Just - Ne rskched the end Of
ths bridge We w,nt into small ssors or
1Obstissed on Second Pase.1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09

GRAND Pot-Pie and lunch Monday
morning from 8 to IL o'clock, at Larn-
hart & Radcliffe City Hall Saloon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09
Llnsly Institute.

The Linsly Institute opens Monday,
Ssptembsr 10th. No boy can afford 70
lose the opportunity Of acquiring nIst-
class ACCIDENTAL education at homo The
Linsly offers advantages not surpassed by
any academy in the country. Students
graduating from the Institute can enter
the second years class OF any college or
university in the United States.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09

SPECIAL bargains offered in Decorated
Ware
5O-piece Tea Sets, 1875.
1O0-piece Dinner Sets, $3.50.
1l2-piece Dinner Sets, $12.OO.
Elegant goods.
JOHN FRIEDEL,
1lI9 Main and l122 Water Sc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09

Ladies' and Gents Gold watches
sold az the very lowest fgures Nc
HARRY HILLNAN's, No. - Eiev
anah aRraAa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09

Try the pleasant California fruit laIa
tive, Syrnp Of Figs, sold BY O. Menkemel
Ter.
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Cloak Department.

Do not buy any wraps until you have
seen our stock. Our prices are much lower
and we offer more styles than all the stores
combined, and you know that We do not
deceive Won. We warrant all goods as rep
resented or money refunded.
H. EMsHEISIER,
Eleventh Street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09

SPECIAL bargains offered in Decorated
Ware.
50-piece Tea Sets, $3.25
1O0-piece Dinner Sets, 5000.
112.piece Dinner Sets, $l2O0.
Elegant goods.
JOHN FRIKDKI,
1119 Main and 1l22 Water St
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09

As ALAxATIvE there lie nothing equal
to Syrup of Figs. Sold by @. Menkemel,
Ter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09

GRAND Pot-Pie and lunch Monday
morning from 8 to IL o'clock, at Larn-
hart 4 Radcliffe City Hall Saloon.
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111s Main and l122 Water /

GRAND Pot-Pie and lunch Monday
morning from 8 70 III O'Clock, ct Larn-
hart & Radcliffe City Hall Saloon.