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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08

Marriage licenses were issued by Clerk
Hook yesterday to the following named
Oven :Coyle, aged 20, native and resi-.
dent OF Wheeling, and Florence futile,
aged 10, native and resident OF Ohio
county.
Harry King, aged "a, native Of Browns.
Vile, Pa, resident Of Wheeling, and Myr.
tie Lena Fullerton, aged 10, native Of Mar.
shall county, resident Of Wheeling.
Harry Goodwin, aged "a, native and
resident OF Wheeling, and Clara Kent,
aged %, native Of Meigs county, Ohio,
FesidUnt OF Wheeling.
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NATIONAL RNcAMpMRNr
OF the Sons of Veterans Preparations 10
the Meeting In This City.

the Meeting In This City.
At regular meeting Of the Gen. o. 8.
Grant Camp, Sons Of Veterans, last night,
the preliminary steps were taken toward
the arrangements for the National En-.
campment Of the order, to be held in this
city in August. An Executive Committee,
consisting Of Eeut. q. 3. DaKulSy, d.. 7,
o. Edwards, Sergeant Geo. a. bunning.
ton, Mr.. John D. Hall and Mr.. VIM. Nc.
Adams, was appointed. Other commit.
tees will be appointed as the needs arise,
It is proposed to give q banquet 10 the
visiting delegates on the evening Of one
Of the three days Of the session. A mum.
Der Of uniformed and armed camps from q
distance are expected to attend In body,
and on one Of the days grand street
parade will be given, which
will be participated in by fully thousand
men. A number Of camps from Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Indiana and Illinois are
expected TO be present, while every State
In the Union will be represented in the
EnCampment proper. An effort Ia being
made BY members Of the order in CincIr.
natl to induce the National body Ia
change its programme, and hold the En-.
campment in that city instead OF in
Wheeling. This point, however, has N
advantage over Cincinnati, In the fact o.
it's being located nearer the centre Of thC
membership Of the order, and 1t is hardly
likely that the attempt to rob Wheeling
Of the Encampment will be auccessful.
- The Wheeling camp 10 progressing
nicely. Three more recuitB were mus
tered in last night. The boys have adopt
ed q handsome uniform, being the regu
lation full dreea Of the order, consisting @
double breasted frock coat OF navy bluC
cloth, and light blue pants with whit
stripe. The capis Of the regulation shape
trimmed with gold cord, and mounted
with the monogram Of the order ant
number Of the camp.
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AttSrst4SssSS't
slR: II m very sorry to learn by this
mornings paper OF the decision taken by
the Methodist preachers Monday, In d.
rectly preaching sRainst doctrines held by
Bishop Kahn and his church.
This course Of things only en-.
genders opposition aud strife, and
as far I'd my knowledge goes
I never heard Of anyone beng con:
WINGED by 1t. II rather cAuses feeling oil
disgust TO the world optAide. What the
Methodist church needs to-day Is to keep
before her membership the one grand OBJ.
ject and purpose for which we were called
to spread Lcriptural holiness through
the land. God called US to be peculiar
people, q holy people. Are We not drift
ing from his p1rpose9 Somehow 1t seems
to me the miDistry is failing to recognise,
ct least our own denomination, the heart
hunger Of the people, inside Of the church
as well as outside. Oh, for the power and
JUNCTION Of the former days when men
fell under the mighty power OF God when
his word was preached. ! hope the action
taken at last Honday's meeting will be
by some means oVerthTowp and the min:
istsrs convinced ofthe unproftabieness OF
these discussions.
MRs. J. s. TRINpLE.
March 7. 1898.
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1t Liverpool, O., March Z.
ALL AGAINST TT.
Prominent Labor Leaders Declare Against
the Mills Tariff Bill.

Prominent Labor Leaders Declare AEGAinSt
the Mills Tariff Bill.
PresidentWilliam Wsihe, Of the Amalga-
mated Association, has returned home to
Pittsburgh from m Eastern trip made in
the interest Of the order. He was inter-
viewed regarding his observations with
reference to the feeling among workmen
over the provisions of tho Mills tariff bill,
and said that no matter what wooden or
other manufacturers may do on the ques-
ton Of putting the raw material on the
free list, the iron and steel workers are
to man solid for protection. It'll under.
stood that every nub-lodge oil the Amalga-
mated Association is forWarding an official
remonstrRuce, signed by ell the members,
against any tinkering with the duties on
iron and steel, and the Eastern lodges arc
unit with the, Western on this point.
William J. Smith, President Of the
Flint Glass Workers Union, also went
from Pittsburgh to whore the wise men
are reported to have come from, the East,
to teach them wisdom and show that in
the present stage Of the hint glass bust.
ness the further importers keep their
hands off the hint glass the better 1t will
be for both the workmen and the men
who advocate the removal Of duties.
John jarrett, OF Pittsburgh, another
we'll known labor leader, has also been
East during tho past few days. He was
interviewed on his return home. He
found q lamentable amount Of ignorance
on the subject at issue, saw wooden man
uiaOturers who wanted cardigan jackets,
WOODEN drawers and socks highly pro-
tected, but would admit raw wool free
and pit the Australian product in the field
with Ohio and Pennsylvania. When
asked what the labor men who represent
the various trades are doing on the road
so frequently now he said: "There Is
nothing in it more than il there Is going
to be auy reduction in the tariff the work
ingmen want to know it."
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Notice wss received at ssoubenville
Tuesday night, ordering reduction Of
eight men in the force employed in the
Panhsndle's bridge yard. The "Herald"
says: "rhis ia big cut, one Of the largest
ever made. The force in the other de-
partmentB is reduced to q minimum con-
sistent with safety and necessary repairs.
The reason OF the cut at this time 10 not
known, but 1t is general throughout the
Pennsylvania system, two hundred men
being thrown out yesterday OF the Fl.
Wayne chops in Allegheny. The officers
assign iusuffiClency OF work and light
freight traffic as the cause.
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The above named star will open four
nights' engagement ut the Grand next
Monday evening, The Pittsburgh "Com.
mercIal Gazette" says OF the performance:
1.-THE play 'Davy Crockett ls Put on the
stage in elegant shape, and young Mayo
plays the leading role with marked abili-
~. Indeed 1t compared favorably with
any performance OF the part ever seen
here. His company has been carefully
selected and each member Is well adapted
to his part. Altogether the performance
10 highly satisfactory."
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Ghe Gntettigetter.
Ofilos, Nos. ab and ~ Fourteenth Street.


wanted-LRundry Girl.
For Rent-stoIe Room.
TiuwarG-Geo W. IohnBon's Sons.
Clothes Wrlngers-Nesbitt q Bros.
Decorated aud Plain White Chamber seta.
LubrIcating OIl-l426 Main Street.
WRnted-A Situation.
Grand Opera HouSe-KdWin y. AAyo-Boufh
Page.
Fos ssle-EormRu MNreS-Foutth Page,
Spring TrAde-JOSeph GFaveI l. son.
kxtrR High Flre.te8t Illuminating OIL.
Carpet S0Ap-B II. List.
Second shipnent-H 3. BehTcnS.
supDer -wCmln's Union Benevolent Society
Fourth Page
Wall Paper-J. Orr.
Stephen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Contractor.
The Holman Ad IustAblc Baby CarriARe-Fourth
Page,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08

Is Natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clense the system when
bilious or costive; to diSpel headaches,
colds, and teverS; to cure hRbituRl con.
indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-.
iActured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Gal. Sold by
Logan 4 Co., Anton P. Hess. r. B. Burt
and Q. Menkemeller. At Bellaire by N.
N, Mercer.
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ANNIvRRsARX ENTERTAINMENT
BY the sidney OFT aiiSIIOn Rand at the First
Church Last Night.


Church Last Night.
A large and deeply interested audience
gathered in the lecture room OF the Flrst
Presbyterian church lsat evening, the &C.
cseion being the eleventh anniversary OF
the Sidney OFT Mission Band. The eIsr-
ciges were opened with the singing Of the
DoIolo2y and reading OF the Scriptures
by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Cunningham, who
also led in prayer. Then followed the ex-
eIcises Of the Band, which eoHaIated Of
recitatious and singing. The programme
was IS follows:
Hymy l65............. ..oh, where are the Reapeni
Song OF the CAthy CrAddoCk
Eliza PAUL
Jesus Loves tue LII 10 Children. Anna R0bb
Child's Recitation. ,.,,.v",r.. Francis Alexander
Three Kinds otserVlce...........r hAlhetine johns
Plea lor the Children. ida, Rosa and Bessie Kyle
The Kings Jewels. Jennie CIadd6Ck
JeweE--5ol A: Williams
Beautiful RAUL
Come Unto Me...,,,r..".JAnie aud kirk MCkellar
Giving 0pRelves..... Mamie and Martin McMGsteu
] Try from Morning Until Nightr,.,...C. McKell4r
GIiLS Tor the Papl
The larry hobR
Little slA May WlnCoen...... -.'.':.C!ATy snmm
Little AfYesterS r. AOse
Show Us the RRRte MCCORMICK
The Welcome Caldwell Noise
The Harvest and the Band
Band Offering.
Hymn H6-Over tho Ocean WRYe...,. ,,.........".-I
Collection.
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SPRING AND SUMMER Stock Just
Received, the largest aud most complete
In the city, consisting OF Suitings, Pan.
talOOnlngs and OYerc0atlngs, which
will be made up In the latest Of styles
and ut the Lowest Reasonable Prices.
work anu 1T guaranteed.
Our gents furnishing department 10.
CIudes all the newest novelties OF the
season. q. HESS Il SONS,
Nos, 1891 u 1898 Market SITS.
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BUSINESS ACTIVITY
ALONG TuE STATES RIVER FRONT.
New Cumbsrlapd at the North Busy nnd
BOOmiuE-wbAt Is Being Done in the
Brick Works-DOWn the River wheels
of IndaItry are Moving Lively.
sn.1inl nnrr,,nnndlna. ok ~ Lai.lllnenoer.

Special Correspondence Oftas hsttlHoeo4.
NEW CUMBERLAND, W. Va, March L.
The people OF this county appreciate the
INrE11IaRNCER's efforts on behalf of the
State, and hope that the good work now
commenced will be pushed forward Tfgor'
ouSly until every foot Of our fertile soil 10
titled and our vast mineral wealth utilized,
and we take our place among the front
rank OF States. This town is now enjoy.
ing q season Of prosperity unknown to
Us in former years, for since the compile
ton Of the new railroad the brick manu-.
fGcturers have more than doubled their
capacity, and the demand for fire brick
for paving purposes 10 such that twice the
number Of factories could be kept run
ming full time and have orders to spare.
And It Is . source Of qualification 10 know
that they are getting good prices Tor their
brick and are making money.
It Is learned that the West Virginia
Fire Brick Company have received orders
for 100000 paving brick, 10000 Of
which are to 90 to an eastern city, and
5000, 900 to 9 city In Ohio ;besideS, inquiries
and orders are coming in every day, and the
season for paving brick Is not yet carcely
opened. Il Ia understood that there will
be large paving brick works erected here
soon, with Wheeling capital and business
men Of the head Of 1t. They will be vel
coined, and we can assure them that we
have an abundance OF FIRE clay, which has
been sufficiently tested to make the assur-
auCe that there Ia no experiment az to Its
adaptRbility for that purpose. Besides,
the county has natural gas, coal and good
railroad facilities. Paving brick Is I'M
doubtsdly the coming pavement, and that
being the case the business is only In its
infancy.
plans aud specifications have been pre-.
pared for large white ware pottery to be
erected here. CitiSsns have donated the
ground and are subscribing literally to
the capital stock, and with Captain John
Porter at the head Of the enterprise there
is confident feeling that 1t Is an assured
thing. It will give employment to about
three hundred hands when in operation.
Sewer pipe and terra Gotta works are
all running to their fullest capacity, with
orders plenty. There will be about 100
new houses 20 up hero this spring, and
altogether We feel that the boom has
struck us, and hope that our sister coun.
ties will be able to make as good show.
ing. - PH1Lo.
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Tomorrow night Phil s. Grslner'a "Bad
Boy" company will open two nights
engagement at the Grand. The comedy
has been completely revised and is said to
be funnier than ever. New songs, attract
i've music, md plesSIuR speclalties are In
troducsd durlDS the performance. Seats
are on sale al Shields music store.
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Compliments to Wheeling People.

spirit OF JeueItou'
The delegates to the Wheeling Conven'
ton were shown many courteeies, by
which they were afforded opportunities to
visit the nail mills, pottery, glass works
tack mandatory, the park, &c. Those
who visited the park were generously en-
tertained with lunch by Mr.. Reymann,
the well.known brewer. For especial
courtesiea in being shown around to va
rious places OF interest, tho Jefferson del
e9ation Ia much indebted to Col. Robert
White, for whom our people have always
had o warm place in their hearts.
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Oracle Hamilton, Maggie Forney, EdnA OnR and
Florence Harvey.
What Is my work To-day. Eliza BeAl
Lending
Dora Hubbard and Katherine Hughes.
The Boys we Need,..... L. Ao1e
Jesus Bios Us JepSou
Duet-... kdnh Ong and Maggie FOrney
A CAll for Young BeAll
sweeney
Recitation and Missionary Hymn -, ..,, .........-
Lille France and Members Of the Choir.
Sketch BY DR.. Livingstone Charlie R0bh
Hymn l5O-ohl ReApsfa Of Lies HGryeSt,...-..-
"The Harvest and the Laborers" was q
topic which was uniolded by questions
and answers, and revealed much Bible
knowledge In regsrd to the great subject
OF giving the gospel to the whole world.
The members who took part in the eyer
cises deserve Communication for the inter
est they manifested in the work OF The
Band. Parents and friends who were
present gratefully appreciated the fidelity
and con6lancy Of those who instruct their
children in knowledge Of things 80 use.
full and important, The officers OF the
Band are Mrs. D. A. Cunningham, Mrs.
Fred Williams, Mrs. DR.. MilliRan and
Mrs Belle Caldwell.
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Washington Is perhaps the greatest Slate
making city In the country, and, notwith-
standing the euormoul breaksge, the sup.
ply exceeds the demand. A very large
and important assortment has recently
been demolished by 9 gentleman from
Maine, and II you go to Washington on the
B. & o. excursion, March 10, you will sec
Q number OF other gentlemen hunting for
the fragments. Round Trip only IS 90.
Tickets good ten days.
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AcKER's Blood Elixir is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. 1t Is q positive cure
for Ulcers, ErupHons or syphilihc Poi.
soning. II pagihes the whole system, and
banIshes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pRins. We guarantee II Logan 4 Co., q.
r. GoetEe, O. Menkemiller, r. B. Burt and
Bowie Bros, 8
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And the efficacy Of It's action have rem.
Clered the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, immensely popu.
lar. II cleRn6ss and tones up the clogRed
and feverish system and digpels head.
aches, colds and fevers. Sold by Logan 4
o., Anton P. Hess, K. B. Burt and Q.
At Bellaire by NJ. N.
bfaRcef,
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THOMAS LACY, formerly fnisher at the
Central Works, will open the Little Bruins.
wick saloon, No. 1l47 Market street, this
morning. He will keep on hand q full
line Of choice Liquors and cigars.
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PorrKR DRUG d CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
OLD AGE

Ia attended with weakness Of tho stomach and
bowels causing loss Of appetite. indigestion, con.
ItipAtion, etc, with their attending evils, These
are natures wRrniHgS and, II unheeded, soon lead
to serious reaulu. To persons advanced in yearS
and those who cGnuot take powerful medicine,
Simmons LIVER Regulator ia most peculiarly
adapted. Owing 70 IL mild action II may DO taken
BY the most delicate and debilitated at any time
and under all circumstances with perfect safety.
One Of the most venerable OF the q, 8. Senate ia
late Hon, Alexander q. stephenI, wrote: "biIn.
mons Liver Regulator q mild and suits me better
than more active remedies"
It cures constipation BY gently assisting without
forcing nature. II impAT1 vigorous tono 10 nc
digestive organs, improves tho appetite, enricbeS
the blood, builds up and restores tie waited eileT
GIGS giving tone and Vigor 10 the whole GyStebn
Mrs. stephen henArd Of Macon, ca SayS. TNv
husband being blind for . number Of Yeas. re.
quired him 10 lead . very a0dentafy life ana IN
suffered extremely from Indigestion, He hpSrh ~
simmons Liver Regulator, and commenoad n
take 1t regularly. The indigestion has leit him
and he has become more cheerful and heSrty.in
fact, enjoys better health now than he IN Snn1n
for yeAn. II iG certainly blessing 10 the voTn1
and old 70 md such medicine" 'NN"e
Our trade mark Q In red on front Of vranper ia
your projection. J. q. ZEILIN 4 ~.
mEEANY4N PhAlAdelphiR pa
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i you will kindly call at our office We
will fully demonstrate the World Type
Writer to DO practical writing machine.
Il Is rapid, legIb!e and easily operated,
The price is within the TeAch.oi ali, See
advertisement elsewhere.
EDw. L. Rusr d Co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08

THOSE not desiring supper will be served
with refreshments at the Germanis Hall
this evening.
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Inaugurated popular excursions to Wash
ington. The third Of the series Is an.
nouuced for March 10. Round Trip Fare
IS %. Tickets good ten days.
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A LIE NAILED.
East Liverpool Pottsrs Against the Mills
BIZ, Notwithstanding that .Intsrvisw.
TO ne EilOr Of ne InsGltoaoa.

~ ~ @F@- y ~eF"-tsss~"sNs
srR: Careful peruOnsl inquiry among
all the prominent white ware manufactor.
les here develops the fact that no one has
expressed satislactlOn with Mills proposed
tariff bill. They all feel and know that
its passage would prove a great calamity
to our buainsss, upon which the prOspsri.
ty Of our city entirely depends. You can
also deuOunce as tslss any pretended in
tsrview with the President Of the East
Liverpool Potssrs Association to the con.
trary. JAMES H. GOODWIN.
Fact Tjvaynnnl n Ma1ch
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Indications.

WARRINGTON, D. G., March S.-For West
Virginia, Ohio and for Western Pennsyl.
vania, light to fresh westerly winds,
slightly warmer, fair weather, except
occasional light snows on the Lakes.
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WANTED-MAN-To take the agency
w Of our eatcs; size 2SxlSxlS inches; weight
500 pounds Totall price S35; other sizes Ia proper
ton, 4 rare chance 10 create a permanent bust.
ness at home These Safes meet demand never
before supplied by other safe companies, AZ we arc
not governed by the Sale Fool. ALPINE sATE Co
CluptHHAA, q iRtatWn
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No ONE new thinku Of n domestic or for
eisn trip, without supply Of DR.. Bull's
Cough Syrup. 20 cents.
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TaE WomanIs Union Benevolent so.
eiety will give q supper at GermanlsIHall
this evening.
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The thermometsr at schnepPg drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg.
latered 90 follows:
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A Now Perfumory FACTORY

ARew Perfumory Factory
has just been erected by Colgate & Go. to
supply the increasing demand for their
periumets.
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SCREENING New tor "a 90.

IFyou want good supper go TO Ger.
mania Hall this evening.
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WANTED-T0 EXOHANGE-CHT.
w CAG0 Heights. addition 70 tho City OF To.
peka, Kansas, Ia now plated. VIII exchange lots
In this BdditIon for farm lands In all Central
Southern and Western States; AlIO exchange iof
Merchandise. Topeka IL the most prosperous and
thriving city In the West, and Chicago HeIghtS Il
one Of The finest additions 10 the city. For par,
Agents, Topeka. Kansas I'm
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FOR RENT,

EOR RENT-F1vE-ROoMED HOUSE,
II with gas and water Inquire 1910 Byron St.
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EOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE NEW
a Dwelling House, lll6 ChApline street. at pres.
ent occu pied by John b. McLAln: natural RH, hot
and cold water throughout; ali modem couYe.
niences Enquire Of ". +. BACHMAR, No. Is
Eleventh street. iGll
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TN, HOLMAN 9! In ADJUSTABLE BABY

Look before you buy When buying BABY Car.
tho Holman AdInStAble Baby CaSsIERe IA ~
thing In the market Cost you 10 more than GnS
other carriage Can DO made into 4 houSe al,
rage, crib, cradle and Gleigh. Any child iSrSs
change IN few seconds, RsmcmbeE, IheT ran
only DO eousht Of 0. O. Geuther, The Sole Agent
ic an n1w ~ o. O. GENrHER 1905 M,,,w
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EVERYBODY should go to the Germans
Hall for supper this evening.
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT.
FoR RENT.

Tho store room now occupied by II. i 8. BrI.
baker rs q saloon, No. ll27 Market street.
The stosc room now occupied by the Under.
Store room, with dwelling attached, No. "a RloY.
enth street.
ThreeAtory warehouse, No. 1878 Main street,
2IoomI on third floor, coraer Of Market and
Twelfth streets.
rooms No ll96 ChRplino street, hrst floor.
2ToomS No. 1lt0 ChRplIne street, trSt floor.
rooms No. l20 ChApline street. second floor.
Apply 10 ZANE d STALIAKER,
ft9 2b TWpiIth street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SUFFER
Tho Woman Union Benevolent Society will
give supper At GermAniG Hall, corner Of Mario,
and Fourteenth ltrcet, on ThurSdGy sysujnV
AA-ch y ecGnfne41s II 5 0'G'oek. All tte dtii
cacies Of the season will DO served. N"'
ADMISSION FREE SUPPER Soc,
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AUCTION SALES.
WANTED.

WANTE DAN INTELLIGENT
w earnest man 10 represent 4 large, responE.
Bile house In his own locality and Outside al Iarro
cities remunofatiVe salary to right pSTiT
References exchanged. AMERICAN MIRO HOuSE
~ Reade street. N. \. mTi.Tb
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DOR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE
II No. 1llS ChApline street, formerly occupied BY
Dr.. Dickey. Possession given ct once II desired,
WIN. L. MCPHAIL.
de9 1906 Market Bt:eet