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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Thomas Muldoon, ST., Instantly KILLED b.
an Ohio River Freight Train.

Thomas Muldoon, sr., Instantly Killed by
an Ohio River Freight Train.
About half-past four o'clock yesterday
afternoon Thomas Mpldoop, ST., the well
known saloonEeeper, whose place Of bust
ness Is located at the corner Of Twentieth
and Main streets, was caught by a freight
train in the Ohio River freight depot, at
the fo3t Of Fourteenth street, and instantly
killed, almost every bone in the upper por.
ton of his body berry broken.
Mr. Muld0on had crossed tho creek on
the b. Il O. tracks, and cot GcrGss through
the Ohio River freight depot, presumably
TO make n short cut TO some point aloDg
the WHAT, although nothing is definitely
known upoD this point. He took the
west track through the depnt, but before
be had gone far, the noisc of an approsc Oh
ing freight train was heard coming along
behind Mr.. MpliGOn. hir. Ross. an en-
ploye abOnt tie depot, c He'd TO Mr.. Mini
doom 10 get out Of the way-come this
wayr' TO which call he responded by
s~prirglDg over to the other track, and
making a big cfiort to reach the end of the
platform. which was a dozen feet or so
away. He succeeded in getting partially
upon the platform, bat fell back, alight-
ing in the narrow opening between the
edge of the platform and one of the
cars of the train. He Yves here
held fast, ard rolled along by
the pGVinS Gass, death resulting in a few
seconds. His head and body were crush
ed in a terrible manner, a ghaStly trail Of
brains and blood being left along tho edge
Of the platform. The accident was seen by
one of the brakemen of the train, who
called to the engineer to stop the cars.
The train was brought to a stop within
about the length Of a car, but it was too
late to save the life Of the unfortunate
man.
Justice Sohultze was notified immeii-
ately after the accident, and held an in
quest, returning a verdict Of accidental
death.
1t was stated in the evidence before the
Justice that Lad Mr.. Muldoon remained
where he WIS when his ~attsGtion was nTst
attracted to the approaching train, he
would have been in no danger, hut in the
excitement Of the moment he lost bis head,
and sprang in the wrong direction.
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n STRIKE OVER.
The J~ournsymen Carpenters Secure I'M
Nine Hours Per Day Demand.

The Journsymsn Carpenters secufe the
Nine Hours Per Day Demand
The carpenters strike is virtually at an
end and the men have gained an easy vic
tory. During yesterday the hrms OF
Beltz, Fading K Co., Wilson & Dunlevy,
KKeves, Kraft & Co. notified the Car
penters' Union that the demand Of the
men for nine hours work al the ten hours'
nav would be granted, aGd the announce
ment was hsiled with Joy. Oi course
these firms will naturally carry with them
all the lesser contractors, and the nine
hour plan will generally prevail through
out the city. =,
This barrier being cleared from the road
of the bulldog boom, it will no doubt go
right forward with renewed vigor. No
donbt the employers and the men, a. well
~ the public, are glad that the matter mas
beel settled with so little trouble ana IN
such a short time, for the effects ut the lew
DAVIS shut down will hardly be felt, and
we may look for work about the planning
mills and upon unfinished buildings to be-
pin again this morning with renewed Vlger.
The men are to be congratulated upon the
systematic and thorough manner In winch
tney conducted their strike, and 1t Is
hoped that everything will now move
along swimmingly.
The plasterGIs' strike IS also about over,
only one or two contractors yet holding
ont against the demands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
Refuse to Allow Them to Play.

Special telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, PA April 5.-The bills
posted throughout the city advertising
that the Washington and Jefferson College
base ball nine would meet the Wheeling
Tri State League team in q regular gam Of
ball at Wheeling, on Saturday next, pro-
duced quite a rifle among the students
aud a good deal more among the members
Of the faculty of the institution. About
-four o'clock this afternoon a note was
handed to the captain of the clIb, o
member Of the Senior class, requesting him
to appear before q special meeting Of the
faculty. The captain complied and a most
exciting meeting was held. He was asked
if he 1.-THE Captain) expected to participate
in a game Of ball at Wheeling and to his
affirmative reply he vas told that it was
directly in opposition to the rules of the
college. Fol over an hour a lively dis
cussion ensued between the professors and
the gentleman, but all TO no avail. The
faculty absolutely refused to allow all or
sUy part TO 20 to Wheeling to engage in
the said game of ball and a motion was
passed to. that effect. Many Of The stu
dents are indignant at the action, but as
to what will be done no n can tell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
"A Tin Soldier, To -NIsht."

Tonight that funny play "a Tin Sol
der" will be seen at the Opera House, by
Hoyt & Thomas splendid company, and
reserved seats can be secured at Banners.
"a Tin Soldier" needs no introduction to
Wheeling people, for it has been seen here
once and made a great bit. The play is
full Of pretty girls; new music, the latest
songs and about as much fun as an ordi-
usry mortal can take in in one evening and
live. The Chicago Herald says OF the com
psny: with the exception of Miss lisa.
bella Coe, whose dainty and lady-like pr,s,
ence has been a feature of "A Tin Soldier
ever since its first production, the cast has
undergone o complete aud radical transfer
nation. eugene Garfield assumes the part
Rats" which James Powers was wont TO
make so vivid, and succeeds in playing
that highly voCiferous part in a very enter
tanning manner. Thomas Q. Seabrooke ia
the Plumber, and G. G. Hess plays the part
of Brooklyn Bridge in an easy and grace
ful manner. Kate Davis ia the Violet of
the cast, and Fannie tombstone, a pretty
and vivacious little lady, plays the part of
Carrie Story, the dsmsel who does the Dor
with the full appreciation of the
extrAvsgant humor Of The situation. Miss
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LET Err GO, GALLAGHER"
PAUL BOYTON.
He VIII Start on His Voyage at Three
O'Clock This Afternoon.

He VIII Start on His Voyage al Three
O'Clock This Afternoon.
The little iron boat which has been I'm,
der construction in this city during the
past several days for Paul Boyton, was
completed last evening, and cbristened
Seville" after tbs daughter of q prom
iuent iron manufacturer. The great swim
mer will leave the Mcclure House, under
escort Of q guard Of newspaper men, aud
personal friends, at two o'clock this after
noon, and will proceed to the upper ferry,
making q start there at such q time as will
enable him to pass under the suspension
bridge at exactly three o'clock.
Last evening Mayor Seabright requested
the newspapers to suggest that the schoo!s
be dismissed q trife early this afternoon,
30 as to enable the pupils to get to the
river shore in time TO see the Captain
pass. There will doubtless be q large
crowd to watch him.
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SOME INSIDE TALK.
What Two Manufacturers say About Flint
GLASS Troubles.

What Two Manufacturers say About Flint
GLASS Troubles.
The flint glass manufacturers seem to
care very little whether or not any settle
ment of the trouble is reached, and the
feeling among many of them is that no
settlement will he Effected. One manu-
tacturer is quoted by the Pittsburg Dispatch
of Yesterday as follows:
at our meeting on Tuesday the Assocl-
alton heard the report of their committee
and approved it, stating only that the lat
taF had made concessions beyond their in
structions when, in the conference, they
agreed TO drop rule ?. Butthe Association
wonld have sustained the action of the
committee in that, if by that means a set
Element could have been made. We had
thought, and so understood the workers
representatives, that rule = was all
the obstacle there was IN the
way of . settlement, and II the
dropping of that were conceded, the strike
would end; but when our committee had
agreed 10 wipe out rule 2, the rules l end b
must be modified and rule z was objected
to. 1t was Just as if the workmen wOnid
saw, 1--WE will furnish the rules and run
your factory by them and you need have
nothing to say" Well, manufacturers
will no more submit TO be ignored In such
a manner than will the wOrkmen. 1t Is
too late for spring trade and too dull this
season any way for rs to make a start prob
tally, aud we do not care If the factories
do not start before fall. Our committee
has made every concession it could make,
including the objectionable rule2, which
was the only one talked OF, and do not
see how they can do anything more toward
bringing about 8 settlement"
In the course of conversation another
well known manufacturer said:
n can't tell whether there will be aset-
Element or not; the matter has beer re-
fsrred back TO our committee again, q L
do not see what more they can do. The
flint glass workers have Jared vary well, l
think, amid The changes in the glass bust
49, " o
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Renews Her Youth.

Mira. Phoebe Chesley, Petersao, Clay Co.,
Iowa, tells TIE toilO.iBg remarkable story,
the truth Of which is vouched for by the
residents Of the town: ~ am 73 years old,
have been troubled with kidney complaint
aud lameness for many years; could not
dress myself without help. Now am free
from all pain and soreness, and am able Ia
do all my W Homework. l owe my
thanks to Electric Bitters for having re.
newed my youth, and removed completely
all disease and pain" Try o bottle, SOC
and 81 at Logan Il CO. drug store.
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Genuine

The Globe Tea Co. having more than ex-
hausted their limit Of advertisement by
giving away genuine diamonds and solid
gold watches rs souvenirs, and having Sc
cured the store lately occupied by the BOs-
ton Clothing Co, on Union street, opposite
the 4. & 0. r. r. station, Bellaire, have
removed their choice teas TO that place,
and are ready for business.
Parties who have not been sup
i-:tL EL-0a haau'if,I onNl1 watches
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gew advertisements.
PROPOSALS FOR STREET PAVING,

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
until ~ O'Clock, noon, OF Thursday, April Il,
1888, for paving the streets and alleys herein
mentioned. with the materials named below.
Proposals 10 be made for all the work to be done,
and for each street separately. Proposals to be
made DY the square yard, and 10 Include all
necessary eXcayating or filing, sand, pitch,
gravel, rolling. &C.
The successful bidder win be required 10 pive
a bond In the peuAl SuIn OF 1000 for each sena-
rate street, or 5000 for the whole work, for the
faithful per ornance OF the contract.
Each proposal most be accompanied by the
names oftwo ~sureties 10 he offered on said bond
streets 10 tie paved with had burned FIRE bllck
or hard burned Ted brick, viz:
Market street from the Creek TO Tenth street
and Tenth street from Market 10 Main stree
tenth street 10 be hard burned red brick oniy,)
Tweniy-third street from Market 10 Chapline
street.
Jacob street from Thirty ninth 10 Forty 9Th
street.
Wood street from Sixteenth to Eighteenth
street.
Main street frSm Twelfth street to nor side
Of Alley X
Alley . from Chapline street 10 Eoff street,
Alley Is from Main to Waite street.
Main street from Twenty. fourth 10 Twenty.
seventh street..
1be Board receives the RICH, to reject any or
all bids
Specifications may be seen at the Office of the
Board.
Proposals should be addressed to
BDAKD OF PUBLIC wObKl.
J. H. LANCASTER, CLERK. apps
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
More Pensions and Bounty.

A gentleman representing the Washing
ton Office of Milo 5. Stevens & Co. will be
at the Mcclure Hou5e, Wheeling, Friday
and Saturday, April 6.h aad 7th, and at
the Hudson Hoase, WellshuTg, Monday,
April 9th, to receive claims for pension,
increase OF pension, bounty, etc, which
interested parties may desire to have
prosecuted by said attorneys.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
WHEELING.

Earned runs, Allegheny II, Wheeling ]
home rms, Maui, Delehauty; two-base
hit1, Carroll, Coleman, Kuehue, Smith,
Barley, Dalrymple; wild pitches, Morri,
son 3; passed ball, Carroll /; left ON bases,
Allegheny c, Wheeling Z; struck out, by
Norris Z, by Morrison q. Time of game, /
hour and 40 minutes. Umpire, Valentine.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Persons changing their place Of residence will
please leave their new address at the Counting
Room of the REGISTER. ANY irregularities grow
ing out of changes April LIST, will be promptly
attended To-
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Special Session of Court.

A special session of the Brooke Circuit
Court was held yesterday by Judge Boyd.
Among the business transacted was the
confration of the sale of the Jacob Amick
property.
W. s. Abrams qualified as committee OF
the estate of James Abrams.
". H. Maloney, who was in Jail on a
capias pro fine Tor selling native vine ut
Bsthany, was discharged from Jail. .
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to Jail,

Justice Phillips has committed Charley
Butler, the young man who caused his
mother so much anxiety during the past
two weeks by running away from home, to
Jail for examination as to whether or not
he is of unsound mind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
Transfer Of Real Estate.

The following transfer Of real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks Office,
yesterday:
Deed made Msrth 81, 1888, by William
Erskine and Geo. B. Caldwell, special
commissioners, to w. H. Anderson, for
lots No. % and "a, in block No. B., in the
old fair grounds. Consideration, $210.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, C~hilblaius,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price Is cents per boz.
For sale by Logan & Co
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3Tn)eelin9 Re9istfr
YESTERDAY IN The CITY.
rhermnmetar Rnoord,

@r. Q. Scunepf, he Opera House drug
Eist, made the following observations of
the temperature Thursday: : a m, So;
9 a. M, 63; y IN, -; 3 p NJ, n; I p.
m, -. Weather, chaDgcable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
Van Bakers Case.

Deputy sheriffs Chapman and Gary, Of
Hancock county, came down to this city
last night, and will 60 back this morning,
taking Van Baker with them. On arriv-
ing at New Cumberland, the formal appli-
cation for a change of venue in the case
will be made brtore Judge Jacobs by the
attorneys for the defense. 1t is hardly
probable that arguments will be made to-
day, the matter being more likely set for a
future time.
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ohio Pioneer Centennial celebration.

For those wishing TO attend the pioneer
celebration at Marietta, o, the Ohio River
r. T.. will cell excursion tickets from all
stations on the line April 8, 6, 7, 8 and 9
to WILLIAMSBURG, opposite Marietta, at one
fare for the round trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
Lyceum Last Evening.

The Lyceum Entertainment at Fourth
Street NJ. f. Church, last evening, was
certainly a fine success. The audience
was large, and every part of the exercises
were given in a delightful manner. The
lecture was illustrated with large draw
iDgs, which added greatly 10 the pleasure
OF the listeners. Ali features OF Mr..
Burns programme were Of the highest
character, and must have interested the
audience anew in this glorious poet. 1t is
the hope Of these who arrange the pro-
grammes, that this course Of entertain
ments will prove very instructive and en-
ioyabie TO the public.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Admitted to Bail.

Brady Liston, who halls from nea Lit
Teton, was before United States Commits
sioner Forbes, yesterday, On q charge Of
perjury. He was admitted to bail in the
sum Of $500.
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did Not ArrlVa.

1t was announced in the REGISTER yes
terday morning that Sheriff Handlan and
Chief of Police Smith would arrive in the
city during the day with Christie and Kel-
ley, the Two nsu suspected Of being the
murderers of Officer Joe Glenn. This was
in accordance with information furnished
by the Wheeling authorities, and later in
the day it was stated that the party would
arrive OF the Gas p. m. train over the b
& q. FOR some reasGn not at present un-
derstood the officers and their prisoners did
not put in IN appearance, and the air was
full of surmises in official quarters all
evening as to the cause of the delay. They
are now expected this morning.
Upon their arrival, the prisoners will be
taken before a Justice aud committed for
ten days, which will enable the grand
jury, which meets on Monday, &c look into
the evidence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
New Dress Goods,
DIED.

MULD00NL Thursday, April 5, lSsS. at Eve
o'clock n. IN, THOMAS MuLboos, aged 81 years
Funera! from his late residence, northeast cor.
ner of Main and Twentieth streets, ga,urday
morning at $50 O'Clock, Requiem mass at the
Cathedral 10 o'clock a. m. Iutermcnt nj Mt.
Calvary cemetery. Friends are invited to at.
tCud
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06

RARE BARGAINS for ten days in
Framed Pictures at Kinks ART
STORE, 1908 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06

sEPersons desiring THE REGI
TER served ~ their homes can seeure
% by postal card, request, or
through telephone. WhereldeIiVery
~ Irregular, please make Immediate
complaint to the Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06

RARE BARGAINS for ten days i'm
Framed Pictures, at KIRK'S r
STORE. 1908 Main street
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LOOK AT THIS,

Ten Pieces Of Hemp Carpets at 10 cents q ard.
Ten Pieces ufGOOt Ingram az ~ cents a yard,
regular price 20 cents.
Ten Pieces Extra Heavy Ingram Carpet a. 50
cents. worth aUreutS
Ten Pieces Of Hall Wool Ingram Carpet Is
cents. WORTH % cents.
Nine PIECES AIl-WooI Extra super IS cents,
worth - cents
Three Pieces Of Three-Ply Carpet 70 cents,
worth SlUO.
Ten Pieces of Tapestry BnusSels at Is cents,
worth - cents.
Eight Pieces Of Tapestry Brussels at GO cents,
worth ~ cents.
Eight Pieces Of Tapestry Brussels at IS cents,
worth go cents.
seven Pieces ofRod7 Brussels at 500, WORTH
SIS.
Eve Hundred Rugs from % cents up to S.5OR
plNCe.
Ne arg daily opening Rich Spring Novel
ties Ina Silks and Dress Goods, and re
specially invite the ladies' for an early visit OF
inspection. Among the .atcst arrivals are Cash
wercE and Hrur.c,f. IN all the popular shades,
such rs Bots De Ruua. Gri- Iahleau, Goblin and
Mahogany. Dur line Of Dress Goods embraces
L5o0 different styles, from the cheapest 70 the
very best makes
ss-Orders by mai, receive p-oHpt attention.
l.. \. G0OD, ll25 and ll27 Main st.
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THE Eagle BuildinV ASS
start March Jlrf !"
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Hnnklln,a AIalca SalNa.

GRAND display Of carpets at lowest
prices. STONE & THOMAS
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Hanson wills Taken South.

Officers Shorts and Wilkie left over the
Ohio river road at halfpast seven o'clock
yesterday morning for Rlvebswood having
in their custody Hanson Wills, the muir
derer. Up to last night no news of the ar
rival of the party at their destination had
been received.
Before Willis was taken away yesterday
mo hing, the officers took a look at his
side, where he said he had been wounded.
1t was found that he was suffering from q
flesh wound inflicted by a rife or revolver
ball, and he stated he vas hit by u Of
tue posse which raced him through the
woods of Jackson county the day after he
killed his father-in-law,
The following special telegram, received
at two O'Clock this morning, indicates that
Willis was taken to Pomeroy:--
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
P0MEROY, 0 April 5-Oticers Shorts
and Wilkie arrived safe with Willis. The
murderer got quite q reception all along
the route. Everybody wanted to zee him
at every station. There was u tremendous
crowd here, the river bank being crowded.
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Two SDrlnR StOrma.

A binding fash of lightning aud an ear
splitting clap of thunder usheTed in q
heavy storm of rain and hail about six
o'clock yesterday morning. The storm
was accompanied by q high wind, but no
particular damage WAS done in the city.
Out in tho country the bail was very
heavy, in some places ia the eastern por-
ton of the county covering the ground 10
the depth Of III inch or two. Last night
about half past nine another heavy storm
passed over the city. Rain fell in torrents
fer about ten minutes, a good deal of hail
being mixed up with the water, The
lightning was very sharp"
While the morning storm was passing
over Washington county, the tanks at
Shirts No. 8 we'll were struck by light
ming, and burned. Oae hundred and fifty
barrels of oil were destroyed.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN
CARPEIS
w ms |

We will Offer THIS MORNING the
Greatest Bargains ia carpets ever shown in
t1is ciry. These g,-s'i were a. special purchase
from q manufactures IN want Of cash. We can
show The largest stock and latest designs for les
money than any other house iu the city.
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index to New Advertisement
sEcoNB PAsR

IULugr-ATCnltpCI
Wautsd-Ageufs.
For ReuL-HOuSe On .Etnayille.
Auction sale Of GrOCprs Drugs. Brushes, &C.
W~Rnted-BAker.
Wall Paper and Bpr'rrS-JOs Graves & son.
Attention, Richie District Democratic Club.
JcwCtts Observation-Disclosures { Bro.
Excelsior Baking POwGrr-R. n. List.
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FOURTH PACE

Did lOuGet Big-D. GUnl'iDg ( Go.
A Big Urive-GtO. VI. SDOuk & 60.
For Cincinnati steamer Louisa SheTley.
Proposals fJ Paintiug-Boar of Public Works.
Proposals tor Street ~Payiug-Bosri Of Public
Works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06

THE Eagle Building Association will lie
he largest ever started in this section.
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Bsm Sdrsrttssa,rrts.
PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING

Scaled proposals viii / = received nj the ohce
" the Boari Ut Public Works until " o'clusI
neon OF Thursday. April IL. ISSs. Gf
scraplng ana painting with two CnSs OF 81 mt
tAliC pam. the iron work of the bridges CnsIug
Wheeling G. eek al Market street s .venLcuib
streit sni the one leading 10 the Pcninsula c n.
etcry.
The Boa-d reserves the right II reject any 0,
all hiis.
Pr pnsals 10 b. NAKED "PUEou,s for Pain,
Ing, and n idrc>ssd To
BOARD OF PUBLIC wUkKs
j. II. LANCASTER, Clerk. aIs
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A HEAVY FAILURE.
TIRE La BELLE GLASS WORKS, AT BRIDGE
PORT MAKES AN ASSIGNMENT
To Addison Thompson, Its Sscrstary-Liabllidss
$4,000, and Assets $4,000 Ors-The
Carpenters Win Their Strike
The Glass Men.

The La Belle Glass Company, over in
Bridgeport, yesterday succumbed 10 the in
evitsble, and made an assignment for the
benefit Of its creditors to Addison Thomp-
son, Secretary of the Company. Ever since
the fire last September, by which the en-
tira nlant wns nastrnrad thsra hara been