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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-23
DEpEw ON BLAINE.
He Thinks tho PIumsd Knight VIII Eventu-
ally Get There.

He Thinks tho Plumsd Knight VIII Evsntu.
ally Get There.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 22.-OhAuncey N.
Depew, who Is here to address the Union
League Club to-day, says that IL the Flor
ence letter had not been pennsd Mr..
Blaine would have been nominated on the
first OF second ballot with a hurrah.
As tits, there will be any number Of
names presented and forty or fifty ballots,
and when everybody Is tired some one
will nominate Blaine. Then there will be
whoop and yell and the Maine man
nominated by acclsmation.
"Will he accept2" asked the reporter.
zone cannot very well decline Presl.
dental nomination." answered the New
Yorker.
"Who will be the Democratic nom.
inee2"
"Clevsland, and his message will be
their platform. On It the party will have
to stand or fall"
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TGE Council Committee on Railroads
1sen' to be determined to go about the
tutes entrusted to 1t with a thorough un-
tsn!andinS Of the situation, This is as It
should bo. The propositions now before
b" committee are big with importance to
the city'5 future, and the action taken
should be based on the best interests Of
the public. The situation requires grave
consideration, that events may be shaped
80 as to bring good and not harm in the
iutu'e. The city never had 60 good q
chance to secure deairable railroad con-
uectionB and facilities as she seems now
70 hRvei it should be, and doubtless is,
the study Of tho committee and Of Council
lomAks the most Of the opportunity.
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NV YoRE Is again excited over the
examination OF young girls by China
men, sho inyeigle them into. low dens,
make them slaves to the opium habit, and
lead them through the downward paths Of
vice. Fora McAulire, aged 49, pretty, Of
respectable family, Is dying from the ef-
tsc!l Of bad treatment at the hands Of the
dEsl:rs in one such den. These cases
nEest that if degraded races bring to
America new vices and crimes. American
Ingenuity will be compelled to devise new
And condign penaltieu. 1t is doubtful il
thsezis.inS law in New York is adequate
to this clse. Death itself seems too mild
penalty.
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CLEVELAND, Feb. 22.-Edmund Daniels,
aged 6s, Is in jail at Wooster, O., charged
with the murder Of bis wife, aged 7s. The
aged couple have lived about four miles
from that town for many years. A short
time since the old lady became 30 childish
that the couple went to live with a neigh.
Dor named Tanner. About q month ago
Daniels went home one day in q rage and
engaged in a quarrel with his wife, during
which he struck her in the back Of the
head and In the face with shovel. Tues.
day morning. the old lady died from the
effects Of her injuries,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-23

The attractions that have been booked
10 appear at the Opera House in the near
future are as folloWa: Hsnlon's lie
Voyage en- Suisse" February 27 and
2S; Miners "Sitks" company March
/; Herne's "HesrEs OF Oak" March
8; "White Slave" March Z and 8;
James B. Polk in "Mixsd Pickles"
March 0 and 10; Walter .. BAldWin'a
Dramatic company, sll the week COM
mencing March IL.
Two weeks intervene between the closs
of Baldwin's week aud Easter and It is
not likely that anything special will be
offered in thst tlmo, especially during the
second week, which is Holy Week. After
Lent is over Manager Rsistsr promises
number Of first class attractions, including
another week OF opera.
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DETROIT, MICH, Feb. 22.-An Erenfng
Journal special from Monroe says: The
report Of the double trsgedy at Alliance,
Ohio, creates great excitement here. Win
gard had been doing odd jobs for farmers
and others about Frenchtown, five miles
from Monroe, for sometime previous to
November Is, and some familiarity had
been noticed between him and Annie
Fox, the pretty, vivacious and exemplary
daughter Of respectable and well.to.do
farmer Of that locality. On the date named
above the pair fled and after q long search
were arrested at Alliance, Wingard being
charged with incest.
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Is Florida, iu Illiaois and in other
States there is growing complaint Of the
tAs inefficient postal service. Where
complaint "a made, the response is prac-
fally,;, "Wha. are you goinEl to do
Ibou. it?" When letter is lost or
ni.crlei in tho mail, q complaint is
referred and re.referrsd till the loser
Iagos all shout his: loss. When a
telegraph company makes asimilar blum
der, suit for damsgss or prompt settle
ment iO.loWa. What business man would
introduce the responsibility ofthe postal
service into the telegraph servicei 1t iS
iuttast step in the wrong direction that
lhs Postal Telegraph bill proposes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-23
Tho Celebration in New York,

NEw YORK, Feb. 22.-WaahinGton's
birthday was pretty generally observed
throughout the city to-day. The banks
and downtown exchanges and business
houses were closed. The city depart
ments and courts all shut their doors.
Flags were flying from many buildings.
The flag was raised at the old fort in Cen
tral Park and at the Battery at sunrise,
and the bells Of old Trinity chimsd several
patriotic ans.
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at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 29.-Washington's
birthday was celebrated to-day with more
elaboration than for many years. A great
procession Of six divisions, made up of
local military companies, Grand Army
Posts and large number OF semi military
and civic associations, passed through the
city in the afternoon, after which o great
meeting was held in Music Hall, where
speeches and music filed out the day.
Although many places OF business were
open the day was generally observed as q
holiday.
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,Thr TnIl, Nhnnt Cnnrn.

CoLuNHUs, Q. FEB, 22.-Isaac R, Hill, Of
Washington, D. O., and Charles T. Black.
Soatn, ol Cincinnati, one ol the defendants
II The tally sheet forgery cases, testified
te'day. The latter denied the truthful.
hsss Of Granyille's testimony that he had
something to DO with the forgery. The
!otmer denied that no had ever made any
9ae' 10 Justice Martin to throw out the
disputed returns when the canvass was
oeing made.
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Tho Mlchirnn Club.

DETROIT, Feb. 22.-The third annual
banquet Of the Michigan club was held at
the Detroit rink tonight The rink was
beautifully and deliberately decorated bat
there were no pictures or notices sug-
geative OF "booms." To the left OF the
speakers' table was q large portrait Of
George Washington with the words:
"First in war, frat in peace, first in the
hearts OF bis countrymen." To the right,
"The first duty OF good government Is to
care for its own citizens." The only other
portraits displayed were those Of Grant
and Chandler. Oovers were laid for one
Thousand guests.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. 29.-The. Young
Mems Republican Tariff Club celebrated
the 99i anniversary OF the Republican
party tonight at Lafayette Hall, in this
city, where the frat national convention
was held. Addresses were made by Con.
gresham DRlEsll, Hon. Thomas NJ. Mar
shall and Rev. Douglass. Alter the meet.
ing a banquet was given at the Mononga'
helR HouBe,
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A. .Paulis in tho city again onimportant
business in connection with the "S!Ste
Line project" he reports matters pro-
gressing very satisfactorily along the line,
and also increased interest since the vote
was taken on the bridge proposition. As
coon as the rights Of way and local aid
asked for Is assured and the surveys all
completed, the road will as soon as posi-.
bic be put under contract. But with all
the preliminary work done, the company
is not in condition to give any further as
surancs Of the construction OF tho line.
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movlnr Of Troops in Europs.

BERLIN, Feb. 22.-Rsports from the
frontier say that the Russian troops are
ceRsing westward Of Moscow and Kietf.
At those places the moving Of troops con-
tinues. The transport and commissariat
serviCs in Poland ia becoming worse, being
now insufficient for the bare Necessities Of
tho fPnona
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BILLINGS, Mont, Feb. 22.-The turbu-
lent state OF affairs in regard to the idle
Rocky Fork Railroad laborsrs, brought
s., 900 from New York by wire yesterday
to relieve the city from danger. The
financial. situation Is ssrious az the default.
ing road owea thousands Of dollars to the
merchants. Seventy thousand dollars OF
liens have already been filed in the County
Clerks office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-23

Tug Gloucester, Mass., fishermen and
merchants unite in denouncing the Fish
aries treaty ns "a disgrace to America"
Tbsv say Il barters away what few rights
,beV now have.
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NEw YORK, Feb. 22.-OollectOr Msgone
is not at all timid about stating that II Ger.
tain connecting links Of evidence can be
secured It can be demonstrated that from
500 600 to S500,00O worth Of opium has
been smuggled out Of the bonded stores
on preterse Of re.exportation and has not
been re.exported, but has avoided the
duty Of 80 q pound.
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AVERY sissiacsn! admission was that
J,r,aaker before the Democratic Com.
Ti,,ss who slyoCaied holding the con-
,,,.joa at Cincinnati because Of that
d,,s proximity to West Virginia, "s
J,rbtEa! State"
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TaE Democratic could not be made TO
III any wisdom in holding their conven-
ton before the Republicans. Certainly
not. We are surprised that the PROPOSE.
ton was made in dead earnest. Why,
blsss you, how do they know what TO put
inthU!r platform till the Republicans have
famed theirs?
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n, RgEyEs is advertising the Wheeling
.,,,ment in bis new Southern home.
G,,,.sroo,s will do we'll to take his ad-
G ~, and sdop! cur Hyatem. 1t isthe only
.,oJ cheap pavement.
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The Loenl Onion Inv YnlIh.

BISMARCK, OAK, Feb. GA cass which
has been Of great interest to the whole
territory came up and was decided yester-
day In the Supreme Court. 1t was to test
the local option or prohibition law passed
Of the late election, for which sixty-tour
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Tug soeeca Of President Cleveland at
r,.E,onyills was MOI great, aud, II he
,s.Iy said expect" for suppose, not
'v D,smnstcal, but it is fall of sense, and
=. o,n,imen.1 do him credit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-23

Tug meeting OF the Chamber OF Com
ns,ce this syeulng will, OF course, be well
,,tsDied. This Is tho last meeting before
Ma State immigration Convention Of Feb
nrr %. and that meeting requires the
,tsn,icn Of the Chamber.
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BARSEsvnLE, o., Feb. 22.-At q special
meeting Of the Council OF the village OF
Bsrnesville, held to-day, It was resolved
TO offer reward Of 800 for the arrest
and conviction Of the unknown person
or persons who burRlarized the postofiiCe
Of BArnesvile on the night Of the l4.h or
morning Of the 18th Of February, 1888.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-23

ISalI the local and borough elections in
Pennsylvania on Tuesday there were
markell Republican gains, which are the
more noticeable when it is remembered
how unimportRnt the elections were.
The increase will be greater when full
rnta La nnllnl.
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THEIR ATONEMENT.
AN UNCLE AND MS N1KGE EIoPE
From Michigan, and are Arrested in ohios
After Consultation in Private they De-
lIbsratoIy Take their own LiVSs-Tho
Sad End of an Illicit Passion.

ALLIANCE, o., Feb. 22.-Oharles Win.
gard, aged "a, and his niece, Miss Anna
Fox, aged about 10 years, who were ar
rested here on last Monday for clipping
from Monroe, Michigan, committed suicide
this morning about 10 O'Clock. Sheriff
Eaton, Of Monroe, Michigan, arrived this
morning and identified the prisoners.
Chief OF Police Stacy, Of this city, and
Sheriff Eaton, had q conversation with
the prisoners and requested them to 60
back to Michigan without q reputation.
They asked for short time in private to
decide on what they should do, and the
officers left them alone for few minutes.
On returning to the prison they were
Mortified to find Anna dead and WipgArd
In dying condition.
There was bullet hole in the forehead
OF the girl and one through the top Of
WinRard's head, made by thirty-two cali
bre revolver.
A note was found stating that they had
decided to kill themselves rather than 20
back to Monroe, and that they had taken
their own lives. Mayor Coxen will hold
an inquest.
What disposition will be made Of the
remains will not be known until word Ia
received from Monroe.
After coming here Wingard succeeded
in obtaining employment as fireman on
the Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne & Chicago rail-
road. Tho couple secured boarding at
Readers boarding house, and passed of
as man and wife.
Becoming frightened, they fed to Gam
ton last week, whore they were arrested
by Officer Stacy on Monday and brought
here.
1t is understood that both parties are
highly connected In Monroe.
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E5gaYwuEGr in citiea Of Wheeling'a
population more attention was devoted to
Ma celebration Of Washington's birthday
than here. The day should be made
pus,hBg more than play day for chill.
t,e, and losfing time for men.
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DUBLIN, Feb. pa man has been az
rested at Coloraine, Count Londonderry,
who had q quantity Of dynamite in his
possession, He declares that he intend
ed to use the explosive for quarryiDg pur-
poses, but the police believe they have
caught Conspirstor and that his arrest
will lead to important disclosures,
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CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-F. Benedict, a clerk,
died Of pneumonia lew days ugo. He
had been treated by DR.. iced, faith euro
man, Mrs. Benedict refusing, 1t 10 said, to
call in regular pbysician. It is stated
that Teed will be called on to answer the
charge OF criminal malpractice.
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Tag latest in regard to the National
Democratic Convention is that the contest
las GOOD as Ge!tled in favor Of Chicsgo.
Thi, is 10. surprising. Chicago usually
u!s there, and the boys who attend con-
vsalioas are glad Of 1t. Its a good city
bVu tc-ior a short stay.
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Tue tragedy at Alliance teaches with
,vlul loIce Lesson which seems to be
unlsnned by many people until they dis
cove, 10. themselves by bitter experience
tbst "Tho way Of the transgressor is hard"
,pl"TSe wages OF Gin is DEATH"
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NInnnr.r I,hnIn, mad.

PrrrsSuRsH, Feb. % 2.-willlam Chalet,
manager OF the Grand Opera House, and
q prominent member Of the order Of the
Eiks, died ct 10 O'Clock this morning Of
typhoid pneumonia. The deceased was
about 8s years Of age.
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a,lInhnrr Annrnrnn a.

LONDON, Feb. 22,-Mr. Phelps, the
American Minister, had a long interview
to-daywith Lord Salisbury on the subject
Of the Fisheries treaty, the text Of which
was before them. lord Salisbury ex.
pressed his approval Of the substance and
form oithe document.
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NEWARK O., Feb. 92.-Todsy, while
waking along the street, Robert Randall,
Ssed siIty.ave years, was suddenly strick.
en WIN blindness. There is little pros
PeC' oil his sight being restored.
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husband and wife sumo ca, cd.

LIMA, O., Feb. 22.-Dsnnis McGraw and
his wife were found dead in bed this
morning, ,Isvidently the result Of asphyxia-
ton from the natural gas with which the
house was filed when discovered by
friRndR.
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CHICAGO, Feb. GA Daily News Wash
inEton special sSys: The convention fght
is practically settled in favor OF Chicago.
Several committeeman arrived this morn.
ing who had been counted for other cities
but have come out in favor Of ChicGgo.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-Gsorge s. Thurber,
Of Thurbsr & Fore, was suspended from
the Board OF Trade to-day for one year.
His ofIsnse was giving customers rebates
ON commissions.
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A Parade at P,tt,burrb.

PIrT'RrRaH, Pa, Feb. 22.-Tho Junior
Order OF American Mechanics Of Western
Pennsylvania psraded ne principal
streets this afternoon in commemoration
OF Wsshington's Birthday. About 5000
men were in line.
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,,r,oB Mountsin, Mich, q pretended
.,sIi,t tarn1 out to be a detective in
t.' s.-,I., His trick is disgracsiul, though
4 .uceeeded.
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SAN RENO, Feb. 22.-The German
Grown Prince passed q good night and
had the longest sleep that he has expert
euced since the operation was performed.
He felt much refreshed this morning. His
congh has lessened,
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 22,-John BobIsin,
formerly well.to-do teamster, hanged
Limse!i with a clothes line this morning
~ shed in the rear oil q cottage next door
70 where he lived with his wife and eleven
children. Alcoholism was the cause.
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Tar p,5yIsIons Of the Fisheries treaty
a, ,1i.,op,oved by many newspapers in
W. ~ T,,t, vhose opinions are evidently
s,i ~ an q trowlodgc Of the situation.
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state Repubiioau League in Maine.

PORrLASD, ME., Feb. 22.-A Convention
Of Republican Clubs Of Maine was held
this afternoon and formed State LeSgue.
Two hundred clubs were represented.
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Our NeiRhbors." and Andrew Carnegie
for one upon united States OltiEenship,
It's Privileges and Duties"
Rev. 8. J. Mcpherson closed the formal
Bpeechmaking, his subject being. "Per.
Bonal Character Republics Palladium"
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s.w. DUFFY, Esa,, Pennington, N. H.,
says nothing helped his face but PAlmer'a
skin-success. At drug store. Of MCLain
Bros.
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s,,l the immigration Convention
sr' s Every mail brings notices OF
pS, s,S,ipg interest in it all over the State.
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DRUGGISTS report good sales and wonder.
iul results from skin-SucceSs Soap and
Ointment, At drug store Of Nc Lain Bros
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ing began to select the city in which the
convention should be held.

ConVentlon hnoulu Dc helu.
The fourth ballot was: San Francisco,
u; Chicago, Is; st. Louis, 16.
The seventh ballot was: San Francisco,
10; Chicago, "A; st, Louis, IS; Cincinnati
1. and the next, San Francisco II, Chicago
l5, St. Louis IA, CincinnaH1.
At the conclusion Of the tenth. ballot no
choice having been made the committee
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning,
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Che gntelLigenfer>

6.iesl Nos. as and 81 Fourteenth street.
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HoTRS,

AL Pratt made special offer last night
OF celluloid bat and plush case TO the
man who leads the League in batting next
year.
Mr.. Oscar seeley, Of Wheeling, was
taken suddenly III laat evening, but under
the treatment Of DR.. Loving recovered
somewhat and was doing well at mid
niphk.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-03-29

One of the greatest literary hits of
the season is the story of ''Baby Bum :
ing; or, the Alphabet Of Love-. by
Laura Jean Libbey, which is at pres
ent being published in the columns of
THE NEW YORK FAMILY STORY PA
PER. The paper containing the open
ing chapters of this wonderful popular
romance appeared on the news stand
this morning. The tremendous rush
for that number by the young ladies
of the town shows clearly that the
publishers have struck a bonanza.
THE FAMILY STORY PAPER is for sale
by all newsdealers, or will be sent to
any address four months, postage free,
for 81. 90. Norman L. Munroe, publish
er, "a aud 26 Vanderwater st., N. Y.
Crawford avalanche., 1888-03-29

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed
= proposals will be received by the
undersigned up to the 10th of April,
for the following material and labor;
1. Fencing the s. w. I of N. E. of
Sec. IL, in Crawling A strip 5 feet
wide on each side of the fence to be
back-furrowed and dragged thorough
ly, before the fence is set; the posts to
be of Cedar, not less than inches in
smallest diameter; set q feet deep and
8 feet from center to center; two strips
of boards inches wide along the bot
tom of the fence, the second board 6
inches above the lower. All boards to
be nailed with ten penny fence nails.
two nails TO each board for each post !;
then Two lines of two strand four point
ed galvanized wire, securely fastened
by staples to each post The first line
s inches above the second board, and
the second line 10 inches above the
first line and fastened in the same way !;
then top board 6 inches wide and 10
inches above the upper line of wire.
and cap inches wide; the top board
and cap TO be securely nailed with ten
penny fence nails, two nails to each
OOaru lOr eacn post. Also TWO gates
12 feet wide, and made substantially
in the same manner as the fence. The
whole to be done In a'substantial and
workmanlike manner y '-'> '''
2. Cleaning and grubbing 90 acres
on the South side of the lot, fitting it
for the plow.
3. Flowing 20 acres with furrows 2
inches deep. the ground to be we'll bro
ken and turned over in workman
like manner.
4. Delivering so cubit yards of Mari
or the lot; more Mari to be delivered at
same rates, il required.
The clearing and grubbing to be
completed by the first of May; the
blowing by 18th of May, and the Marl
to be delivered and fencing completed
by 25th of May.
Separate bids desired for each of
these fom specifications. Proposals to
be sent to the Agricultural College,
Lansing, Mich.
r. G. KEDZIE.
Agricultural College, Mar. 10, 'SS.