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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-10

and Madison, 221xie7, improved, 80 ,O2oi
.Toseph c. Dickerson to Il. c. Garrison >
north side Marshall between twenty
ninth and Thiriieih 2gxl5j, $3.50 George
W. Warren to Thomas +. Nuchols,
north side CLAY between Norton ana
Kinney. 9Ox22O, improved, 81 900, same
to William W. Hope. north side Clay be
tween Norton and Kinney, 2OX22O' i'm
proved, 81 coo
The following was recorded In the
Henrico County Court yesterday
.Ioseph BRYAN. trustee. and others o. II.
G Uechler. 6l feet west side Mechanics.
Vile turnpike corner Redd, and 10 ieel
east side Stewart near Redd. $500.
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dance corner Of Broad and Twenty
s,r,h streets. yesterday a, 1 o'clock. Tie
md been in bad health for some time,
,hough not confined to his house. The
aitack which resulted in death was
sudden one. ,,, ,,....
The deceased was r son of Nh Charles
/ Sinton. the well-knOwn hardware
dealer. and was clerk in his father
s,o,e lie leaves wife, but no children.
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Roth Had Nranp.

The city ambulance was called out
twice Yesterday. Al - O'clock 10 First
police-staiion To q white man who had
come from Baltimore and was taken with
cramp as the result of drinking too
much ice water The proper remedies
were administered
Al 2Oj p. VI. to Cullingworth's to.
bacco factory, on Main street between
Twenty-iifth and Twenty-sixth, to col
ored man who had cramp from drink
in ice water. lie was given the proper
MEDICINE.
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s NJ TALL 7 ak.
X YOT Idle Chatter. bat good, sound,
nj wholesome facts on Boys and
u Children's things, Especially

NI wholesome facts on DoNS MI"
IN chudren's things Especially
Shirt Waists Every mother Is on the
look -out now for something in this line
Ever tried the "Siary" Ycsy Salts
faciory-pcriccily--Wc ren't they We
know ihey must have been. Have never
heard a complaint sboo, them. FIJI per
fccily they've got some shape aud
STYLE about them They don't get limp
and unsighiiy after awash or two. The
patterns and designs Of the Pcrcales are
novel and grotcsque The boys like that.
They like anything that's odd It's
French Percalc they are made Of and
they come in French Flannel too
mustn't forget that
The "S,ar" Waists OF Us ONLY-in
The State nowhere else 90 cents 20 - 30.
All ages from 90 Is years.
Other makes Certainly. You may
like them just as well They've got
merit. Lots Of &c. They are made up
from nobby and pretty designs. 10
cents 10 $40 Ages same as the star %
Speaking Of quantity why, wen
wager we've got as many as all the other
people in the city put together That's
"A good many but they're here. Stacks
upon stacks Of them.
II you've had any experience in buy
ing Children'- things yon know You are
most likely 90 ind just what yon want at
sAKs' Carrying the stock we do, how
could you help il.
Ii is not necessary for you TO go
racing all over town, picking mp one
thing here-anoiher therefor We are
COMPLETE OUTFITTEl,S. Right
under our roof is the whole thing in a
variety that's unparalleled and at prices
that sink below the level Of the lowest
named elsewhere.
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Property Transfers.

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were admitted To record in the
Chancery Court Yesterday
The City Fire Insurance Company, of
Virginia, to A. ID. Brown and Richard
w. Jones, west side Pine between Bev-
erly and Cumberland, SOxl4j, 1896 Ii.
Nyihe Davis TO Charles and Sol. Golden
berg, south side Broad between Jefferson
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The following conyicts were received
al the peniientiary Yesterday
Robert Wooley lcoloredI from Green
vile county. 20 serve a term of four
years. one year for grand larceny, and
three years for Jail burning
Jessie Swami lcOloredl from Pow.
hatan county, 10 serve a term of five
years for house-breaking
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Bohemian Girl was sung last night
by the Grau Opera Company. and The
rendition was universally pronounced a
fine production Tonight the " Chimes
OF Normandy" Al the matinee to-mor-
row. By special request, The Bohemian
Girl" and tomorrow night The Black
Hussar'
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stole Lee Monument Contribution Box

Yesterday evening two colored boys
were seen coming down Tenth street,
one OF them having small box under
his arm One OF Longs BARRIERS on Main
street watched the boys cross Main and
go into the postofiice alley. " hen the
saw that they were watched, they
threw the box into the alley
and ran. The box was then
captured and taken 10 the Second police
station, aad was found TO be a eontribu-
ton box for the Lee Monument Fund
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Hastings Court.

This court was engaged yesterday en-
the criminal docket. Philip Brown and
William Luckadoe were charged with
carving on policy and lottery business,
Brown was acquitted and Luckadoe was
convicted, the judge fixing his punish.
ment at thirty days in jail and TO pay a
fine of $40
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In another column will bee found the
advertisement of the dissolution of the
firm OF Manly b. Ramos * Co. Mr. Con
way Myers retires. The firm name will
be unchanged Mr. Myers voluntarily
retires, but his best wishes are for the
success Of the senior member of the OLE
firm
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The boys evidently stole tho box from
some place where IL was kept for receiy-
ing contributions. The box contains
about : 90 M currency. and is at the
pOlce-statiOn for identification
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ilre tni. MORNING.

This morning al i.3lo.r.n0. n
0f are Ras turned n from D.l
police 'afon The department.
ed and found fho cause Zoo Nr ID
Root of house In Oboe frr 0i
% R0urke's harronm. 2Ne Wr.I
street. which caught from alr'..I.i.
boo tho building The DANES N..e ...
cx.inguishcd with little damage
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Sick lie dache cured by ID, David,
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Sleepless nights mafe nise DIE 'Y
that terrible cough ~hiloa. Dm. f..
Remedy for You
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VIII PrObAletl.

In the Chancery Court yesterday, the
will OF Joseph Brooks was admitted to
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Death of MIR. Charles c. sinton.
Mr.. Charles c. Sinton died at his resi-.
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Prof c. T.. Nawter, superintendent of
the Miller Manual Labor School, and one
of the first educators in the country, was
introduced by Mr. Whitehurst.
lie began by saying that boy WAS a
curious animal You all know him.
You find him playing in the mud, and
then reaching aloft to Nsshingion's
Ratchet. Bows are what make men. How
to keep of the evil and develop the good,
how 10 make the boy a perfect man.
physically, Intellectually and morally
is the great work OF the
educator. You must have head
hAnd and heart trained. Some
think education had only 10 do with the
head These people would teach us that
to weep aud love is work OF the mind.
Virginia is well supplied in certain
branches Of learning-the classics, sci
ences, and pure mathematics at her Uni
yersity; nor are we suffering for want of
heart training, As the statute OF religious
liberty exists and guarantees US our
faith so long as we have reason We
recognize the mother OF Virginia as
the unriyalled queen of our Virginia
homes. Think of the mothers love. |
Are we not what we are because OF her /
training God help and protect the boy +
who never knows mothers care.
Hand training in Virginia has been
neglected We know. but cannot do.
We feel we can do something, but DO
not know how believe the academic
teaching in Virginia far better than any
other have examined them sll.
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SUCCESSFUL SCHOLARS.

bitNI-SllL NiHDlAI~.
Colonel Burgwyn then presented the
diplomas and prizes as follows
Arithmetic Glass A.--Robeii c. Tahb
silver medal, given by MI George )
Crenshaw Robert b Cox, Mr.. \ L.
Russell's prize, s.; Robert J.. Masurier,
honorable mention.
Arithmetic Glass Be. ". Thompson,
silver medal. Louis Keppler, honorable
mention; Leo A. Pusey, honorable mem
ton. The average standing of this en-
tire class of about twenty-five through
out the year is 60
Arithmetic Glass &C. A. CaLepa,
gold medal; nie,Bloomberg honora-
Die mention George +. Perroi, honora-
BILE mention Average standing of this
class Of twenty throughout the year is
10
Algebra.-W c. Hut, special prize OF
s. from Mr. Reuben Shirreiis.
Geometry George Paul, gold medal.
Trigonomeiry.- X Burgess
diploma.
Book keeping &C. 4 Canepa, diploma
and gold pen: +. II. Bell, diploma and
honorable mention; T. H. Courtney
diploma and honorable mention. Nj. a.
Sycle, diploma and honorable mention.
Free Hand Drawing From Casi-Sec-
ton /. John Alluisi, two volumes on art
and special prize of SO. From Cast
Section >, Judson TaliaierrO, special
prize of 81. From Flat.-Section I, Fe.
iix Boschen, special prize of so. From
Flat.-Section ,. William Tanner Otley
special prize. s.. From Flat Section
/ 3. ". f. Meisel, special prize, 50. These
money prizes were given by Messrs
Lewis Ginter and b. +. Johnson.
instrumental Drawing J. Morri'
sett. gold medal; j. f. Mccartney hon.
orable mention; +. Harvey Symonds,
honorable mention.
Architectural Characterization
+. Perrot, three volumes on archieciu.
raj construction. given by MIR. j. ). Mon
tague; Fritz VIII, honorable mention.
Mechanical Design w T. Broadnax,
diploma, and sci of instruments given
by Mr.. David A. Ainslie. 7. J. FIN
patrick, diploma W. W. Talley, di-
ploma.
Chemistry.-C. F Wood, book on
chemistry.
Physics.-C. F. Wood, a book on cleo
tricity.
Engineering. Frank W. Duke. gold
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NEW ENTERPRISES.

The Secretary read communications
from Mr.. c. NJ Smith and MIR. j. W
Buckhoult in relation to new enterprises,
and the subjects of the same were re-
ferrcd TO the Committee on Business
Enterprises, 5. II. IIawes, Esq, chair
man.
Adjourned
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The monthly meeting of the Board OF
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce
was held Yesterday evening Present:
First Nice-Presideut George l.. Chris
tan. Second Nice-Presilent :. IL. llawes,
and Mcssr- Henry Boaeker. Robert ;.
Boshcr. :. D. Crenshaw, b. T. johnson,
Z. 6. Leigh, Jr, J.. Levy, +. ). Myers
and George D. Thaxion. Excuses were
made for The abscnsc of President Aims
he and Messr- Burgwyn and Coilrell.
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GEORGE ID THAX
g. + JOHNSON,
L. {. YOUNGER,
WALTER Bowie,
HERMAN VALE

The report was explained by Mr. B. +.
Johnson and was adopted, and the. fol-
lowing special committee was appointed
20 communicate with the City Council.
$. ID. Crenshaw, John B. Cary, and Ro
bert ". Powers.
1t was the desire Of the Committee on
Commerce that special committee
should be appointed.
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CLOSED on SiTrRDlYS TILL Elj ?. NJ
APPS sum, wcAl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05
Condensed TEIEGRAMS.


AT Chambersburg, Pa, the heavy rains
have swollen all the streams, aud the
town Ia threatened with inundatlon.
Joseph and William Nicely have been
arrested charged with the murder and
robbery Of Farmer Umbprger At Llgoniai
Pa.
Al Dayton, o., yesterday while three
men we're testing steatn pumps tho test.
Ing tank exploded, XII ling John H.
Helm,
tls expected that 1000 persons will
DO present AZ tho dinner 10 be given In
honor Of parnell In London. Earl Spen.
Ger will preside.
The special detectives sent 10 Madrid
In connection with the Plgott case will
give evidence before tho Parnell Com.
mission on Thursday,
A fearful explosion occurred yester.
day n. ~; ~, American Powder Mills In
Acton, Mass, Although tllty men Vvte
az work, but ono man was Killed,
Tho Associated Press Officially AC.
knowledges tue Uniform courtesy. With
which lls representatives have always
been received at the White House dur
Ing Mr.. ClOyeland's inCumbenCy
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The oIenn howard lIoner ArnIn.

The Council Committee on Claims has
been called to meet this evening for the
purpose Of considering the claims OF
those who have flied statements that
they are entitled to the reward Of 81 900
offered by the city for the apprehension
and conviction Of the murderers OF Officer
Joe Glenn. There are nearly score OF
these, aud q satisfactory division OF the
reward will be about the next thing to
an inpossibility. City Solicitor White
has been instructed TO have before the
committee at It's meeting this evening
the stenographic report Of tho testimony
taken before the Board OF County Com
miSsioners when that body was cndeay-
oring to aEcertaln how to divide the
Sl,5OO offered by the county us reward
for the same purpose us that offered BY
the city. Some now claimants Lov.
come to the FroHt since the couptv's re- y
ward was disposed % ''0 ~
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A CIGARNAKBR'S LUCK.
lie wins a rrI,s Of Five Thou.and Doll

lie Wins Prize Of Five thousand Dollars
In The Louisiana State Lottery.
A short time ago Theodore W. Fricke,
a young cigarmaEcr, doing business at
PA South Broadway, purchased one.
twentieth Of ticket No. 4O,7SO In the
Louisiana State Lottery, That ticket
drew the second capital prize Of 100000
on January 10, and one day last week
Mr. FriCke received check on the New
Orleans National Bank for 5000. Mr..
FriCke was seen yesterday and seemed
to bear his good fortune with becoming
nodesty. HU said he received The check
last Thursday eve1ing through the
money.order department Of the Adams
Express Company. lie las not yet DC.
Cided what 10 invest IL In. Ills little
cigar store has been thronged for several
days with friends inquifing tho best
number 10 play on and other details.
Mr.. FrlCkp has been investing Ii Louis.
lana State Lottery tickets for six years,
and In all that time The money expCnd.
ed has not exceed the Run Of 500, for
which 5000 In hard cash Is a good 70.
turn, baltimore (lud.) Herald, Jan. 2S.
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Jack Glasscock, the famous shortstop
left Sunday night for Washington, tc
meet bis attorney and President Young,
Says yesterdays Pittsburgh pRpaIcti
Reierringto the Glasscock case Attorney
Blackhurst says that there was no truth
whatever in the statement that he was
tue attorney for the brotherhood, aud he
had no connection whatever with that
organization. He said thatho was, hoY'
ever, the attorney for shortstop Glass.
cock, OF the Indianapolis club, and will
90 to Washington tomorrow to sec
President N. =. Young, Of the League,
and attempt to settle GlasscOck'S case
with him, without an appeal to law. HC
thought that difficulties between clubs
and their players should be settled be.
tween themselves, and that there should
be no outside interference,
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Mr.. Charles Z. Steaks has been en-.
gagcd by the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION to gives "ehglk talk" in the
Association Hall on next Monday even.
ing. Mr.. Steaks Ia not onlya "Chalk
taiker," but an artist Of established rep.
utation, and brings 10 his lectures long
and diligcnt study. He Is "a master Of
every department Of his subject. As a
speaker he Is logical and distinct, while
his manner Is unique and pleasing.
Of surface, with chunks q charcoal and
tinted chalks, he produces with marvel.
Gus rapidly pictures from every class OF
art, faces q public men, animals, statu-
airy, architecture, cartoons, Bible scenes,
from the ludicrous TO the sublime. His
versatility Is inexhaustihle. His large
easel Is filed many times during q Ice.
turc with these elaborate chalk paintings,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
stranger. In the CITY and wheeling People
Abroad.

"a wv NN'S Nth
Abroad.
Miss Marlowe and several members oil
the company are at tho Windsor,
Mr.. G. D. johnson, agent for George
Ober's "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE" is in
the city.
Mr.. William F. Owen and wife and
Miss Emma Hinckley, OF the Julia Mar
lowe company, are at the Mcclure house.
Mr.. G. G. Winzonreid, the Market
square jeweler, has recovered from bis
late illness and lis again able to attend to
his business.
George NJ. Bartholomew, the well.
known blacksmith OF Bridgeport, Is not
sick us reported, but on the contrary Is
well and vigorous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mccarthy and son,
OF the "True Irish Hearts" Company,
now playing a three nights engagement
at the Grand, are ut the Stamm.
Rev. DIR. II. r. swope, Rector Of St.
Matthews Church, is 10 preach at Bel.
laire this evening, Tomorrow evening
Bishop Vincent will confirm q class Of
youth there.
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The Queen & Crescent route will
sell excursion tickets TO Fort Payne, At
ITALIA, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hates
burg, Jackson, Miss, and Arcadia, La,
at one fare for round trip, on November
20, December 4 and IS, tickets good fol
sixty days. Now is your chance to ex.
anime the cheap farming lands Of the
South. No billiards., sure crops and a
pleasant climate. All trains leave from
the Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati,
For pamphlets and other information
address Neil o. Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or D. G. Ed.
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen & Crescent route, Cincinnati,
Ohio,
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TuscA, Ill, March 4,-A sensation
was caused at Atwood last evening when
the body Of Mrs, Henry Bsshafer, wife
Of . prominent farmer, was about to be
buried at the cemetery, AT the grave,
while surrounded by a large assemblage
Of mourning friends and relations,
the casket was opened, Her life
like appearance was remarkable,
Her, cheeks were rosy and her limbs
were not rigid, as is usual with corpses,
Friends insisted that the funeral should
not take place and 1t was at once post,
poned, Doctors were summoned and
they are now using every means 10 bring
ler back to life, Their efforts seems
likely to prove successful and the result
Is awaited with great anxiety
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DR.. George Baird went up to Wash.
ington, Pa, again yesterday To- see his
brother John, who for some time past
has been gradually sinking to bis final
end. On his return to the city last
evening DR.. Baird reported that he did
not expect his brother to live till this
morning. John Baird Is one Of Wash
ington's Oldest and best known citizens,
and no Is also well known hereabouts !
years ago he was engaged in business at
West Alexander. MIR. Baird is 70 years
old and his death will be source Of
general regret to the older residents Of
Washington. Some time ago Mir. Baird
suffered paralytic stroke aud since
then his condition has steadily declined.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted Il
record two deeds Of trust and tho follow
Ing transfers Of real estate.
Decd made February %, by August
gtrohmyer and wife 10 Canlill 10 Rudler
In consideration Of $3.50, for sixteen feet
Of ground on Woods street
Deed made April 20, 1880, by Caroline
MOlter, UxuCntrlx, To Britain Fall0ur0,
In consideration Of $50, for part Of the
south half Of lot No. 800, ON tho north
east corner Of Sixteenth aud Jacob
streets.
Decd made August 80, 1857, by Emma
], 1.aundur 10 BtItlain FallOufC, In con.
giiOration Of 800, for tho Interest Of the
party Of tho first part In the lot last DO.
iOrO mentioned,
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stockholders Meetings.
ForRent.

DOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE
Il Residence, No. 12l Fourteenth street.. APP
MY TO ], X, GREER. dO21
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IA Natures own true laxative. II ID
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known 10 cleanse the
System when Bilious Or Cosllye, 10 dis.
pei Headaches, Colds and Eeyers, 10
lJure lIabltual Constipation, lhdIaea.
lion, Tlles, etc. Manufactured only by
lie california Zig Syrup Company, For
sale In 30 cts and 100 bottles BY Logan
4 Co., Anton +. Hess, X d. Burt and
o, MenkemellBf,
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A NEW SYSTEM
Proposed for tho Collection OF Garbage.
Tie City 10 do L.

AHS SitS 10 uo Ats
DIR, John A. Campbell, chairman Of
the Council Committee on Health, Mr.,
Ferrell, u member OF the same commit,
tee, and Health Officer Garrison, who
were appointed n subcommittee to con,
slider tho question OF devising q more
satisfactory method Of collecting garbage
than by the present contract system,
met last evening and talked tho matter
over, but arrived at no definite con.
Clusion. DR., Glrrison's idea Is to have
the city purchase horses and carts aud
do the work now done by the garbage
contractors and the night soil men. He
figures out that there would DO profit
to tho city of about 500 per month in
the matter Of collecting night soil, and
that that would go towards paving for
the collection OF garbage. Hc admits
that his system would cost considerably
more than that now in vogue, but claims
that the thorough collection Of garbage
and an improved cleanliness in tho con.
ditiop Of the city would of set the in.
creased expense,
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1lnEc nan NotoE.

William George, ono Of the pitchers OF
the New York Base Ball Club, got n let
ter from Manager Mutrie Saturday or
dering him to report on the Goth inst,
and to DO In condition to do up the
Brooklyns. Billy Is in splendid bondi.
ton, and has been taking pretty good
care Of himself all winter ut his home in
Bellaire. He has not had opportunity to
practice any, but otherwise is in great
form for this season.
Tom Nicholson, "the Parson," will be
confirmed in the Protestant Episcopal
Church at Bellaire Wednesday evening.
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BEI.LAIRR.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip rrOl
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City,
terlay,
John 9; Hoover and family, laye moved from
here TO Portland,
Henry Rolls, Of the Windsor Hotel, Is away on
q few days vacation.
seyenl CHI lden. Of Mt, Shaw, OF the Fourth
ward, aEe lying sick with fever,
Christian StGlnmetz, the paper box man Of
Wheeling, was down yesterday,
George shellcto lost part Ni his little finger
Saturday Al RArnhlllH boiler shop.
The family Of George shIleto hayo moved Into
the brick row on Thirty,Aith street.
Several prominent Wheeling people have beer
down here looking for houses 10 rent
Samuel Moore sold lot near the old foundry
site to tho newcompany for $3.50, last week.
@. T., Roland aud Milton Ramago Of Smith
township, were here yesterday among friends,
Charles R0SGr has received wagons irou
Alliance preparatory to paving here this spring
!. BrunGr. lrain. master Of the Cleveland &
Ilts0urIh Railroad was here Yesterday on busi
j. 7, Rank iB has had trouble with his throat
hight
James s. Gill was shipping glass house pots tc
tho bottle Company al Bridgeport last week aud
yesterday.
Frank Randolph, Of this city, page In the Ohio
House, went through with the members u
Washington.
", II. Thompson, of tho BellalrC Window
Glass Company, had his right hand severity cut
by u buzz saw,
Mr., o'Nell, Of the lrR OF o'NuIl & Funk, oil
Uiafington, was here Yesterday reshipping q loi
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us. Coon sells div eoodstho cheapest,