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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-27
REPUBLICAN CLUBS
ORGANIZED LAST EVENING.
The First Ward starts on NObly with Gar.
nsld GuArds-ThS Fifth Ward Coz Club
Completes its orgAnIuatiOn-Ths Is.
lands Proposed Club House.

At eight O'Clock last night the hall Of
the North End Literary Club was well
filed with the representative Republicans
Of that end OF town. The meeting was
called to order by District Committeeman
Charles Danner, who called Capt. O. ].
RAWling to the chair, who made o brief
statement Of the object Of the meeting.
Mr.. G. B. Jones was chosen Secretary pro
TEN. Mr.. Jacob Kemple was then ap-
pointed dy the chair to read the Cons.itu.
ton and Bylaws, which had previously
been prepared by that gentleman.
On motion the Constitution and By
Laws were read and adopted by sections,
The roll was then signed by fifty or more
Republicans.
Then the work Of permanent oTgsniER.
ton was begun and resulted as follows:
Name Of club, "Washlngton District
Garfield Guarda."
Presidens-Capt. @. ]. Rawling.
First Vice President, 0. P. Hamilton.
Second vics President, VIM. T. Otto.
Third Vice President, Henry serig.
Secretary, 7. II. Jones.
Assistant Secretary, Jas. M. Gardner.
sergesnt.atArmg, David Greer.
Assistant sergeaut-at.Arms, MarcuE
CLARK.
Reader, H. O. Connolly.
The executive and othor committee!
were only partly completed.
Delegates to the State Republican Clut
Convention were chosen as follows: O. J.
Rawling, David Bell, James McCahon
Jacob Kempls and B. W. Connolly; alter
mates, William GosriDg, q. +. A. Yahrling
]. F. Fox, Jos. P. Kuhn and +. H. Jones
A special committee on recurring quar-
ters for the club was named, consisting o.
Jacob Ksmple, William Otto and Msyel
Heyman.
After this the club adjourned, to meei
OF tho call Of the President.
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BELLAIRE,
All Sorts OF Local NewS and GoSSip From
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local NewS and GoBSip From
the Glass City.
Mex! Thursday Is grounding day.
The Benwood ferry is still running.
A. W. Boggs is at his home at Oadiz.
Capt. 1. Il. Day, Of Rock Hill, Is very
i'll.
Common Pleas Court begins on Febru-
airy %.
Charles Brown, Of the Fourth ward, has
the fever.
Miss Ida Murphy, Of New Castle. Pa, is
visiting here.
Simon Tobin Is able to be out again after
spell Of sickness.
B. B. Norris, OF Toronto. was in the city
on business yesterday.
Mrs. Hosick and daughter, OF Clevs-
land, are visiting here.
Misses Maggie Junkins and Maggie
Woods are in steubenville.
Mr.. George Romick was confined to the
house by sickness yesterday.
The Belmont County Medical Associa-
ton meets here next Tuesday.
Jea1e R. Purnell is back from Cincin-
natl and is feeling great deal better.
The Standard Theatre Company OF the
Elysian tonight and tomorrow night.
The Y's held q social at Dr.. McCul-
louSh's Gravel Hill residence last night.
The property Of tho late Father Gull
will be sold at public auction February O..
The families OF h. Crimmell and L.
Hammond will join them in Fostoria on
Monday.
The window glass business Is booming,
and all the houses are shipping in all
directions.
Troll Bros. are shipping wool from out
the Bellaire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati to
schaghtiCoke.
John Fischer has given the necessary
bond for the iresCoeiug Of the st, Glars
vile Court House.
On the 2nd, 81 and All OF next month
the Second M. +. Church will hold fair
and festival in City hall.
David Buchanan received word yester.
day OF tho death Of his father at FairView.
He will be buried tomorrow.
The farm OF R. Nj Dent, Smith town
ship, wEs sold to Pennsylvania man
named Simmons, for $5,S6S.
J. W. Cabot, OF the steel works, the
manager there, was presented by the en-
ployes with ahandsome gold headed cane.
Mr.. L. smithright says he will resume
the duties OF State OIL Inspector. This
irsurss the district for Mr.. Frank Litten.
The members Of the German class are
requested to meet in the old class room in
the bank building on Monday evening
next,
John Stewart, W. Glf1en and Samuel F.
Trimble have been chosen members Of the
National Merino Sheep Breeders' Associa.
ton from this county.
The Executive Committee Of the coming
fair and festival have invited the ladies OF
the different wRrda to meet with them in
the Globe hotel psrlorS on next Tuesday
evening,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Capt. r. H. Browse, Of Grape Island, is
at the Mcclure,
viii S. Stewart, OF New Cumberland,
was at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Colonel Arnett and vile will entertain
the Progressive Euchre club this evening
at their home on Fifteenth street.
Mr.. William shorts' Of LEnge & Co., has
returned home from q two weeks bust
ness trip in the interest OF his firm.
4. Mr.. William Rlne, OF Harper's Ferry,
who hGa been waiting friends in this city
for the pas. two weeks, will return home
tomorrow.
Mr.. Albert Hand, formerly Of this city,
but nov Of Atlanta, Ga, is Whiting friends
In this city, after an absence OF five yearn
in the Sunny South.
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abe Fire at Pittsburgh,

PIrTsBURaH, Pa, Jan. ga fire broke
out this morning in Dalzsll & Co.'s oil
warehouse, resulting in the total destruc'
ton Of the building, together with the
adjoining structure on First avenue, &C,
cupisd by the Anchor Paste Company,
DalEsll & Go. will lose $4,000 on the
building and stock the paste company,
5000; insuredi Wamhoff & Co.,, glass
manufacturers, 5000; Sheriff d Co., brass
Anishers, $1,000 The insurance will
nearly cover the loss.
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Stage Of the Water and Movements of the
Boats.
The Pittsburgh packet, O. W. Bachelor
Is still laid up Ct this point,
The William G. Homer and Acorn
passed up yesterday with empties in tow
The Telegram put In an appearance in
the Darlington trade, arriving and depart.
ing on time and doing fair business.
The river remained stationary at this
point yesterday with a depth OF 8 feet 4
inChes in the channel. The ice has thin.
ned out 90 that navigation 10 now possible
and come Of the LOCAL packets weEo NOV
ing Yesterday,
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ST.. LOUIS, Jan. ga tramp identified
% George Peppers, who is said to have
made fortune in ths early days OF the
PennsylvaniA oil discoveries and who
then squRndered upwards Of $4,000 in
Wall street speculations, died yesterday at
sarcoEis, Mo-, from the effects Of exposure.
Since 1877 he has trampsd all over the
Southwest, visiting Mexico, Texas, Nevada
and the Pacific Slope,
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Speaking Of the settlement OF the Gen.
trail glass works dispute about the scsle,
the Pittsburgh Times OF yesterday says:
The glass workers seen on this subject
were unanimous in saying that any scales
hereafter agreed upon will be signed, and
in case Of any trouble or disagreement
each firm will sign tripliCate copy OF the
scale, one to DO held by tho firm, one by
the local lodge aud the third to be for.
WSrded to the National Association head
quarters In tho manner adopted by the
AmalgsmRsed Association Of Iron and
Rtsel Workers.
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A committee OF the Logan Republican
Club Of the Seventh ward, consisting Of
Capt. B. B. Dovener, L. J. Bayha, Clarence
Irwin, G. W. Bsggs and viii 8. Faris, met
last night to devise ways and means Of &C.
curing permanent quarters Tor the club.
A feasible and simple plan will be repor-
ted to the club by which creditabls club
building can be erected and maintained
without heavy cost to members. A hall
Is needed on the Island, and 1t 10 the pres.
emit idea to have building somewhat like
the Lincoln Clubs rooms, but owned by
the club; and the desire is to make 1t on
architectural beauty as well as great con-
venienca.
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The special meeting at the First Presby-
terrain church last evening, in accordance
with the recommendation Of the Preeby.
terrain General Assembly, that the day be
annually observed as day Of prayer for
colleges, schools and all institutions OF
learning, was well attended and the ex-
erCises were interesting. Rev. DR.. Gun.
ningham presided, and addresses Of an ap-
propriste character were made by Rev.
Dr.. Blaisdell, President Of the Female
College, and Mr.. John O. Lynch, Secretary
Of the Y. NJ. o. A.
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a GOOD SUGGESTION

=
The Lincoln Club Ought to Commemorate
Abraham's Birthday.
To ne EiitOr Of tie LHtsIlt0enoT.
sIR:-I beg thst you will kindly grant
me space in your valuable columns in
which to make the following suggestions
TO my fellow.members OF the Lincoln
Club:
Let US have this year some Observance
OF the birthday Of that illustrious martyr
after whom our organization Ia named.
Lincoln's birthday Is February IS, which
falls on Monday. Now, let general invi-
tation be issued by the proper
officers or committee, calling on
all the members Of the club
to assemble at the building on that date
and further, lot every member be privi-
legged to invite outside friends. Let there
be no iormality about the gathering and
have tho exercises simple and brief. !
would suggest that Hon. Q. D. Hubbard
or come other one OF the older members Of
the party be invited to give US a twenty
minutes talk, and that one Of the young
men be invited to do the same. Some
patriotic music might be arranged for,
and other exercises would doubtless sug-
gest themselves. Such c meeting would
be a starter for a regular observance OF the
day Notwithstanding that should
have been done before.
The date will be Just before the meeting
to be held here to form State League Of
the Republican clubs Of the State, and 1t
is probable thRta number Of delegates will
be here then.
II an observation can bs arranged Tor
1t will greatly please
A MRMsEH.
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The steubenville Herald makes the fol.
lowing statement Of the business THEREFOR
eeouent, as itslleEes, on the tariff recon-
mendations Of President Cleveland to Con.
grees: "TheIe Is the Jefferson running
one furnace and q small number. Of
nail machines; the Rlverside furnace
bGrked; the. furnaces OF Mingo stopped
in, addition to the steel plant and
ma factory, Beatty's glass house shut
down; the High shalt running with hard.
" one.ilIlh its capacity; the Brilliant mill
closed the Jefferson mines shut down and
the only Industries in the city are the
Acme Glass house, the Sumner and the
Pottery. Can any one be hopeful for the
future Of the comlngspTing trade with such
8 prospecsP -..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-27

Is Natures own true lsxstive. Il is the
mosE easily taken, aud tue most effective
remedy known to clCuse the system when
bilious or cogsive; to diBpel headaches,
colds, Gnd tsvorsi to cure habitual con-
stipation, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-
iactured only by the California Fig syrnp
Company, San Francisco, Gal. Sold by
Logan & Co., Anton P. Hes, R. B. Burt
and O. Menkemeller. At Bsllairs by NJ.
N, Mercer,
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Wooden Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. seamon entertained
their relatives in honor OF their fifth mar
rage anniYerssry,,G lot their residence, No.
2S47 Wood street. Splendid refreshments
were served by Duret, consisting OF all the
deliCacies Of the season. Many useful and
handsome preSentB were given in honor oil
the occasion, and everybody departed for
their homes wishing the host and hostess
many prosperous years Of welded bliss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-27

Wednesday afternoon some person as
yet unknown entered the room in Nc.
Lain's block occupied by the old Greek
conlectioner who does business on the
sidewalk near there, and breaking open
his trunk, stole SIS in money, a gold watch
valued at $50, and new suit Of clothes
and two white Rhirts. The door OF the
room was unlocked by the thief.
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Marriage LIeenre I.su cd.

Clerk Hook yesterday issued 8 marriage
license to the following named persons:
Hugh MstthOWo, aged %, native Of
MarshAll county, this State, and resi-
dent Of that county, and Miss Olive Davis,
aged q, a native Of Marion county, w.
Va, and o resident Of this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-27

The Second ward Republicans do not
propose to be unrepresented in the com.
Ing convention OF club delegates. They
are to hold meeting Monday evening in
the hall OF the Second ward market
house for the purpose Of organizing q
club, and from the kind Of gentlemen
interested in the project, success is already
aasuTel
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Miss Blanche DunleVy is quite i'll.
Miss Kate Kuhn Is on the sick List.


Miss Kate Kuhn Is on the sick list.
Chris Heinleln is home from Toledo.
j. NJ. Williams, Of Maynard, was in
town yesterday.
N. Kuhn has one Of his Ice houses near.
ly filled with ak inch Ice.
Frank WoodmSnsse leaves to-day on q
western trip throughithe State.
Millers are paying ninety cents for
wheat this week. Trade is steady and
good.
Alad broke through the ice near the
LRBelle Glass Works yesterday, but
scrambled out quickly.
Enoch Birch was taken suddenly III at
the Wheeling Greek Coal Works Wed.
nssday, and had to be hauled homo.
William schocksy, while at work In
tho Wheeling Greek mines yesterday, viii
struck In the side BY lump Of coal, dis.
Rbling him. He was carried home.
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TIM NOS, ArrnnnhIn

as well 90 the most effective method OF
dispellinE Headache, Colds and Fevers,
or Cleansing the system, is by taking q
few doses ot the pleasant California liquid
fruit remedy, syrup OF Figs. Messrs.
Logan, & Co., Anton P. He's, R. B. Bart
and O. MenkemelleE have been appointed
agents Tor Wheeling, W. Va.
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SPECIAL Bargains in Fur and Beaver
OyerCoatlngs and heavy weight Sultlngs,
made up 10 ilrstclGsS style. Muilers,
Gloves and Heavy Underwear at cost.
Just received, another invoice OF our
celebrated Knit Jackets and our Popular
so cent White Shirt. -.
Z. HESS d SONS,
Nos. 1891 l. 1898 Market SITS.
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WARRINGTON. D. O., Jan. 27.-For West
Virginia, and Ohio, warmer fair weather,
followed by snow in Ohio, light to fresh
variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, warmer,
snow, preceded by fair weather in the in
terror, fresh to brisk northwesterly winds,
diminishing in force and becoming vRri-
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Urea, N. Y, Jan. 26.-Mrs. Anna
Parmlss, who vc1 born in Vermont, April
20, 1884, died to-day near Clinton in this
county. Her maiden sister, Thankful
Stanton, died two ysSEs ego to-day aged
% YnRra.
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No p.el.ion Arrived A..

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 26.-At1lP.M. the
Democratic State Committee adjourned
sine die, without having made 4 choice Of
State members for the National Com.
mittse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-27

PAIMER's "Skin.success" Soap cleanses
and Palmer's "Skln.sucCess" Ointment
heals skin diseases. at drug store Of
McLAin Bros.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

A Desirable Residence on South Penn ,trttt,
rooms with all modern improvements. Lo' ''iL~
Price reasonable.
Modern Roomed House, a South York Iues'
cheap.
T6iStT.eI9hth EtFettS Paw ~ an Investment
A Splendid Farm near ut. Pleasant, Ohio, stEs'
miles from Wheeling.
seyen Roomed House on North Front street. "
C0xl00.
slx ROomed House on North York street.
Building Lots.
Dwelling Houses and Store Rooms for rent i''a
G.. O. SMITH,
ja2 Real RRtate Agent, 1890 Main ".
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Glne G'stelI12eueer>
oIicsl No1. 70 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.


Misunderstanding Work.
For Rent-ThTee Rooms.
WRnted-EituAtlon,
WiTo Door Mas-Geo. ". Johnson's Sons.
ROle uIeAm-R Il. List,
Grand Opera Hous e-Aiherton d Atkins Check
wv v. L. Douglas 50 shOs-J. 7. Stone, Agent
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CRIMAULTIS
M z1HK9Y0J


Where all other mSdicines have failed these pro.
pSESaaonG were always elective They insure rapid
chronic CASES Of disease. They afO used In Inc
HospiAb Of Paris by the celebrated Dr. RlcoFd,
and are found greatly superior 70 al romedioi
For BAlo By al druggists. mfE1s
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RIVER NEWS,

SKATING and Dancing Carnival at the
ALEXANDRA Rink on Saturday evening,
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sToCKHoLDERs, MEETINGS,
THE NATURAL GAS COMPANY OF
4 WEST VIRGINIA.
Special C;enel al Meeting Of Stockholders

Notice Is hereby given pursuant to resoalol
pany Of West Virginia that special general i9ttr
Ing 81 the stockholders Of said company wiz W.!
hold on Thursday, tho 2Sd day OF February, ~ y,
Rt 2 O'Clock :. n, OF the principal omS o. "
Wheeling. ". Va, when the following resolution
will DO offered for adoption: ...,,
lBt. Resolved, That the par value oil eac1 ~
Of capital stock Of said Company be and heftgJ
reduced from one hundred dollars TO MY doI. Y,
ID. Resolved, That tho number Of ShAfes q y,
capital stock Of said Company DO and heiegI ~
increased from 0,C00 shares Of 500 each 10 WV
shares Of $50 each.
By order OF the Board OF Directors .,-
jail HARRIS BUCHANAN, seeI..
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W1eeling, ". Va, January 26, 1883.

NEVER defer until tomorrow what
should be attended to to-day. A slight
cough shouldn't be neglected when DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup will cure 1t.
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The thermometer at sChnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg
istered AZ follows:
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FOR RENT.

Special sale.
No. 10 North Front street, Island, 10 ToSH1i ~
". Il. RINEHARI,
iszs uSs Market street.
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SKATING and Dancing Carnival ct the
Alhambra Rink on Saturday evening.
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DIVIDE and rule. Divide your enemy
called sickness with Warmers Log Cabin
Liver Pills, and let health rule successfully
the rest Of your DAYS,
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
--oy-
PLUMBING, GAS
And Steam Fitting Shop ]

The undersigned Assignee Of Margaret z. Elton
VII on THuEsDAY, February 2, 1883, a 10
street in the city oil Wheeling, the Plumbing shop
and Fixtures formerly owned by Luke Fitt0n, de-
ceased, consisting principally Of the following
propafty: Gas RixtnFes BHBl Goods for Steam
and Water Globes, Compression Docks, Brackets,
Pumps, Water Closets, 5000 pounds Of Metal PIT.
ungS; lot Of once Furniture and DeSkG; one
gether with the residue Of the stock, Tools Shelly.
Ink and Fixtures Of said Shop. Also, ono lIRht
covered Wagon and one Slelgh.
Terms Of SAlo-CkAH
iG2QKW6I JOHN Z. DELoE, Assignee
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

a Observation-Disclosures NUIIUE.
Nolceis hereby given that J. R, Simpson has
been duly appointed Administrator Of the estate
Of the late NAncyJ. Simpson. All persons know.
Ing themselves indebted TO said estate arc hereby
notified TO mako immediate settlement, and ali
those having claims viii present them without de-
lay. J. R. SIMPSON,
lato, Administrator.
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J Weather-Clear.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-18
Clinging TO the Last.

The virus of rheumatism often re-
mains in the system through life, when
it does not cut the thread of existence
suddenly, as it is always liable to do by
attacking the heart. Ere the grip of
this tenacious disease tightens, it should
be unloosed by that benefcient liberator
from disease, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, which will free the sufferer at the
outset from subsequent pain and danger.
No purer or more agreeable blood de-
purent exists, as multitudes of the
rheumatic neuralgia have ascertained
by certified experience. 1t is through
a medium of the regular action of the
kidneys and bladder that an outlet is
afforded for the escape of impurities
which beget not only rheumatic, but
equity ailments and dropsical illusions.
To these organs the Bitters gives an i'm
pulse, never verging on the bound of
irritation, but sufficiently vigorous TO
cause them and the bowels to perform
their functions with clock-like precis-
ion. Use it also for dyspepsia, bilious.
ness, fever and ague and debility.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-18
Drummer Notes.

y
Chester's Retail Grocer's association will
celebrate its first anniversary on the 2lst in
slant, and expects to have a good time.
Charles L. Conway, the soap manufac-
turer, left this city last week on an extended
business trap to England and the continent.
Mr.. Morris Silverstone, who is inclined to
pose as a candidate for secretary, admits that
he is responsible for the $40, 900 fable pub
lished in the Louisville Courier Journal.
join v. Flaherty writes from Salt Lake
City that he sees so few Omaha men in that
country that they look old and strange when
they get there. He feels that he is a great
ways from Omaha.
E.. E. Allen, representing Janncy & An
drews has been nominated for the legisla-
ture from Blairsville, Pa, his home. He Is
on the republican ticket, and hosts of his
friends in the Travellers association wish him
luck.
First Vice President M. J. Pickering, Of
the national T. p. A, has written a very
complimentary letter to j. G. Van Pelt,
chairman of the railroad committee of the
Kentucky division, congratulating him upon
his efforts for the welfare and interests Of
his fellow travellers.
E. M. Hayne, aged fifty years, a resident
of Oxford, N. Y, died suddenly a few days
ago at the St. Charles hotel, Third street,
below Arch. Deceased, who was sup
posed to be a travelling salesman, and had
been a frequent guest of the house, was
about partaklng OF his supper, when he rose
from his seat and went into a toilet room,
being apparently taken suddenly i'll.
Leon Appellant, a drummer, travelling for
the wholesale jewelry house of Ptaelzer
Bros. & Co., of Philadelphia, died suddenly
in Cincinnati of heart disease a few days ago.
He was at the depot waiting to leave on the
10 O'Clock train for st. Louis, when he was
taken violently i'll just as the cars he was to
go on whistled. He was removed to the
hotel and died shortly afterward.
The commercial travellers and merchants
of Baltimore have organized a club and
named It the Commercial Association of Bal
uimore City. They have a new throe-story
building, which is equipped throughout in
perfect style and good taste. A stock COM
pany has been formed and the 800 shares
have all been bought up by the merchants,
thus placing the club in a good financial con-
dition. j. q. Simering is president; S, r.
Tregallis, vice president; f. A. Kurtz, sec
rotary, and II. w. Cater, ir., treasurer.