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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-03
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going OF Strangers.

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going OF Strangers.
Mr.. E. ingalls,, Of Zanesville, Ohio, is in
the city.
Me-. H. A. Albright, sr., left yesterday
for Baltimore.
IN. Hartley, of FairmCnt, is quartered
at the Mcclure.
Mr.. W. D. Up5egraff, of Pittsburg, came
down to the city last evening.
Rex F. Walters, press representative o.
Claire Scott, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Joe Gallagher came down to the
city yesterd ay on one of his periodical bust
ness trips.
Misses Eliza and Nettie Armstrong, Mrs.
Brues and son, Charlie, left Monday ia
spend tie summer at Mountain Lake
Park.
Mr.. Joseph Hsndlan is home from Min
nespolis, Mimi, where he went with bis
mother to visit Mrs. p. J. McVeigh, her
daughter.
Secretary George Heard, of the Natural
OfaS company OF WSo- hAkAtai N"iuS
down yesterday and is quartered at the
McLure House.
Mr.. Samuel Shook, father of George NJ
Shook. the well~kuOwn dry goods mer-
chant Of this city, died very suddenly yes
terdsy morning at his home in Martins
burg, W. Va.
Mrs Bernard HOrkheimer and two chill
dren will leave Saturday for Philadelphia,
where they will visit for a week, when
they sail for Europe with party Of New
York friends, to be gore about five months.
Mrs Horkheimer will visit Germany aud
Switzerland.
Mrs Bachelor and Miss Edith Bstche-
lor, Of Pittsburg, leit for home yesterday
morning by steamer c. W. Bachelor, after
a very pleasant visit among friends.
Mrs. f. 2. Bond snd son, Of this city,
accompanied them 10 Pittsburg, where
they will be their guests.
Mr.. J. H. Close and wife, of 81. Glars
vile, and daughter, Mrs. J. J. Shirley, OF
Stanton, Va, we're in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Close will sail from New York on the
1lth inst. for BuenOs Ayres, capital of the
Argentine Republic, South America, where
he has large basineSs interests. Mrs.
Close will Join him st Newport News on
the 18th ms.
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WE LOSE ONE.
TIKI TEAM PROM HAMILTON POUNDS OUT A
VICTORY.
Springfield Wins and the Canton Mansfield Game OH'
To-Day's Gams-Ths Bicycle Race John
Tsemsr Arrives in the City.

There was a smuggling match on the ISL
and base ball park, yesterday afternoon,
betwesn the Wheeling and Hamilton
teams snd the latter got much the best
of the contest, giving to Wheeling her first
defeat The weather was anything but
ideal May weather. 1t was very disaeree-
able. q stormy and chilly bfeezs blowing
all afternoon, go that ball p'nyiUg was not
very comfortable.
Brodie was put into the box for the
home team, and after the first three innings
he proved pie for the Hamiltons, who sre
a pretty heavy biting team. They lined
him out all over the lot and over the
fence. making fourteen hits with total
of seventeen bases. VIII; ing slso hit the
bali hard. but only succeeded in scratching
ont two runs with thirteen hits and total
of Nineteen bases. This was due to tns iAct
that tn. hitting did not come In at oppor-
tune times and to the very sharp field WORK
of the visitors who certeiolY put up a hne
game, making four double plays. John
Dunn was put into the box IN the eigntn
inning and out of the six men who came
to bat in the balance of the game three
struck out and none got bit. Brodie IL
not pitcher and he will probably have no
more experience in the box with Wheel
ing.
The visitors made their first run in the
third, when Lanser hit safe, stole second,
went TO third on Shsrp's hit and second
on Hobrecht's muff of Vass' easy ground
err. In the fifth they added three on Will
liams' two Dagger hits by Blandy aud Lam
ser and bad throw by Brodie to first. In
the sixth they pounded Brodie for iouI
singles and two doubles, which gave them
four more runs.
Wheeling made her frat in the fourth
when Johnny Dunn lined oute beautiful
home run over the lett field bill, and ihe
second in the ninth, on hits by Spiedel aud
Bowman, and q double over the fence by
O'Rourke.
Following is the official score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-03

inches SQUARE and 40 feet long have been
snccessfnlly rolled. These are the largest
on record
The Joseph Bell Stove Company IS run,
r;na n a moderate demand. This is the
natural dull season, but demsnd Is oes'ei
than at this time LAST year.
The Amslgama;ed Associations amman
ionic and reunion will be beld at Rock
po;nt pa. on Jane stn. Fifteen thous-
and people are expected To be present.
The West Virginia Tobacco Company is
On nnsbed with business that they contem-
plate the fitting mp OF anotner n moo Oh
their building, at al expense oil 81, Soo.
At the Crescent mill the Flushing de-
nsrtment is running triple turn. The
nnddlsrs work only part of the time on &C
Count of the increasing demand for steel
sheets.
The work of pumping out the coal shaft
of the Steubsnville Rolling Mill Company
will be completed to day, when work will
begin ON putting the mine IN shape Tor
taking out coal.
Crescent Lodge No. 8, A. A. of 1. & S.
W. of this city, composed of workmen Of
the Crescent mill, elected d. X. Morgan
and Henry Hooking to represent them 81
the national convention.
Contrsc or Chisholm has purchased 200 E
600 brick from McCord Bros, Of Martins
Ferry, to be used in paving the new reeer-
voir Ten teams were employed yester-
day 10 hauling them over
John Kline, the North Main street ga
Icon keeper, is building new business
room at the extreme north end of Main
street, over Jonathan's ravine. He will
occupy it with a saloon.
The Nail City Lantern Company is run
ming almost full The Eagle Glass Works,
at Lszearville. the product OF which is
used by this concern. was Lighted up yes
terday, ard will go to work on Monday
next.
Tee Riverside tube mill at BenwoOd is
one of the busiest places in this neighbor-
hood now. 1t was announced at the mill
last night that the men would be asked to
work on Saturday night, thing almost
unheard Of in an iron mill.
The American Glass Co., hich will be
located at Anderson, Ind shipped car
load OF articles needed in tire construction
of the plant fron Martins Ferry, on Mon
day. The brick work on the new factory
is done, and glass will be made this fire.
The work of tearing down the old build
ings az Ms. 201 and 203 Main street to
make room for the new brick structure 10
be erected by Louis Zoeckler, has bsen
commenced. The new building will be
commenced as soon IS the site is cleared
off
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The bicycle Race.

The managers of the female bicycle race
at the Capitol rink have certainly beer
playing in tough luck in attempting to
buck against the idios5 ncrscies of the
electric light. Ga Wednesday evening,
two of the riders mirscnlously escaped
serious injury By falling from their wheels
when the light suddenly went out, and
many people where kept away because
there wss no light for some time. Last
evening again, about the time people be-
gan tn arrive, the electricity failed sgain,
and the rink wss let in darkness, save the
very skinny light thrown ont By two gsso.
line lamps which had been lighted to save
tie riders IN such an emergency. The
light was rot turned on again for a least
three-qusrters of an hour. Lots Of people
who went 10 purchase tickets left when
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NA SMALL WAY
she Ssws Of the Dap POintedly FSr'-
srAphod for Hasty Readers.

he SoWa OF inc DhJ A"-e0S
srAphod for Hasty Readers.
BASE BALL on the Island park this
ftsrnoon-Wheeling vs. Hamilton.
THERE were three cases in Police Court
yesterday morning.
Work hss been resumed on the recon-
struction of the street railway track on
Market street.
FrrrY-NINB salOonists had taken out
licenses yesterday up to $50 p. m. Two
wholesalers and nine keepers OF OIdinaries
bad also applied.
THE ball given last evening by the
Wheeling Light Guards, at Turner Hall,
was quite success. About seventy-6ye
couples were in attendance, and all pres
ent spent a pleasant evening dancing to
Mayors music.
THE Aid Society of the Macedonian
Baptist Church will give a concert at the
Old Court House this evening, for the
benefit of the church. A splendid pro
gramme has been arranged, and all who
attend may rest assured of a splendid en-
tettainment.
ADAM ACKERMANN was arraigned be-
fore Justice Ankle, yesterday, on charge
Of disturbing the peace, preferred by his
wife. He was put under 500 bond. a
charge of drunkenness was dismissed at
the costs Of complainant.
CHIEF OF POLICE DELBRUGGE last even
ing sent pOstals TO the police authorities OF
a large number OF neighboring cities and
towns, asking for information "a to the
whereabouts Of Miss Fannie Pinkoss, Of
this city. who has been missing since Feb
ruary i1th, last.
PROF. GENTRY had his dog actors out
on parade yesterday, and they attracted
great deal Of attention. He certainly has
fine and intelligent lot Of cauines. They
appear al the Opera House tomorrow after
noon and evening Seats on sale at
Houses at cheap prices.
THE excursion 30 Well9burg on th'
Abner O'Nesl, this afternoon, to the con
cert at that place, will no doubt be on
immense success The programme is one
Of the finest thar has ever bsen gotten uI
i'm this vicinity, which, added to an ele
gant supper al Wellsburg, will be a grea
inducement. Prof Killmyer has beer
engaged to furnish music on the boat. Tit
boat will leave the wharf at 4 p. m. sharp
THE first regular meeting of the Younl
Mems Democratic Club will be held thu
evening in its new quarters at Water ant
Twelfth streets, and full attendance o
members is desired. The club is now II
splendid shape, nearly all the stock ha
been sold, and those who want to secure
share Of stock, should not delay longer, 10
| it will not be long before all will be taken
Turn ont and have an enthusiastic meet
| ing
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A I,v.Iv po,toffice War.
Very Pleasant AFFAIR

Last evening a brilliant society event
occurred at the McLuie House, which was
attended By about thirty five couples OF
Hebrew society people. 1t was reception
and hop given by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Baer, complimentary TO Mrs. Bernard
Horkbeimer, wlo leaves o. Saturday for a
trip to Europe, accompanied by her TWO
children; aud in honor Of the twenty first
anniversary of the birth of Mr. B. S. Baer,
their son. The sffair was certainly most
delightful one, and the dressing of the ladies
YVES superb. Prot. Charlie Killmeyer fur
nisbed the music, aud the spacious north
dinipg-room was almost constantly filled
with dancers. At eleven o'clock the party
retired to the old south dining-room, where
three tables had been laid for their accom-
mediation. The tables were beautifully
embe lished with flowers and plants, and
an attentive corps of walters served 8
tempting feast prepared in the Mcclure
best style. After an ample discussion of
the viau1s, dancing was resumed and con-
tinued until an early hour this morning.
Mr.. Baer was the recipient of number oil
presents, and Mrs. H0reheimer was ten
dered countless warm wishes for success
full aud enjoyable trip.
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w A IT

Until you have seen our stock before you
invest dollar in Mems, Boys or Childrens
Clothing. We guarantee to show you a
dozen styles and qualities where other CLOTH
ing houses will show you one, and WE
GUARANTEE TO FIT YOU PER
FECTLY, and save you from ST. 90 to 5000
on Suit If we cannot do this you are I'M
der no obligation to buy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-03

TAKE your choice of Step-Lsdders at
one dollar each, 8 or 8 feet high, with
bucket shelf; Lawn Rakes with and with
ont wheels; Vegetable leeds that will grow;
Road Carts worth from five 10 ten dollars
more than any other mske of cart in the
city, sold at SIS; Bugeies with Brewster
side bar, TINKER or end spring; the justly
celebrated Fish Brothers' Wagon; Hard
ware sold at less money than other dealers
buy it for. 1t will pay you to buy the
goods now; do not put il eff until too late.
J. B. SoAiMERvILLE, Assignee,
1864 Market Square.
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rn n,slnhss the Enemr.

when il takes the form OF disease Of the kid
news or bladder is a task Wen nigh impossible
o. accomplishment Renal and vesiosl maladie'
are more obstinate than any others. Counteract
therefore the earliest indications OF inactivity Of
the many organs with Hostetters stomach Bit
ters. which possesses. among other excellent
Qualities. those OF Al efficient diuretic. The de
gree o. stimulation apparent nom its use reaches
but never goes beyond the bounds OF safety Il
invlgorates always, never irritates. Brights dis
sease. diabetes, cstarrh OF the blsdder, are dis
scases successfully combatted in their incipieney
with this benign medical stimulsnt and tonic.
Besides reinforcing and regulating the kidneys
and bladder the Bitters Is 4 specific for fever
! and sgue, constipation and dyspepsia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-03
MILLER-HAUsER.
An Early Morning Wedding at st. Alphon'
sus Church.

u
sus Church.
Yesterday morning at Z O'Clock, at st.
Alphopsus Church, the marriage of Mr..
Victor Miller and Miss Rosa Hauser was
solemnizsd, Rev. Either Didacus oficiEt-
ing. Ooly few friends of the contracting
parties we're present, and at the conclusion
of the ceremony the bridal party was
driven to the residence eff the brides
mother, on North Market street, where a
brief reception was held and splendid
wedding breakfast served and discussed.
Mr.. and Mis-. Miller left over the O. & P.
on a weeks bridal tour to Cleveland, De-
troit and other points Of interest, followed
by the best wishes of their many friends.
The bride is the youngest daughter of the
late Cletus HauseT, and is an accomplished
young lady. The groom is connected with
the firm Of Welty Bros and is an ener-
petio young business man who possesses
many friends They will go to house
keeping on their return.
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BICYCLE shoes of ell kinds at
]. W. AMICK & Co.'s,
1143 Main street.

Go TO the Opera House tomorrow after
noon and night, to see 80 of the best train
ed dogs in the world. Major, the fun
NEST clown dog living; the revolving
pyramid, performed by eighteen dogs
living picture; five full-bloOded Euglisf
grey hounds, champion leaping dogs o
America, tight-rope walking dogs. somer
sault dogs. Fun never to be forgotten
Seats ut Houses.
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Null. man-Verwohlt.

A quiet and unassuming little wedding
was soleIaDizsd yesterday afternoon in the
spacious parloFs of Rev. VIM. Ulfert, pastor
of ST. Johns Church. The contracting
parties were Mr.. Herman Muhlemsn, q
popular young gentleman from Wood
county, and Miss Rosie YerwOhlt, we'll
known Young lady of Warrenton, O. At
ter the ceremony the happy couple were
rendered an enjoyable receipt on at the resi-.
dence of the eroOm's brother, Mr.. Richard
Muhlemsn, OF South Market street.
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Earned IunP, Wheeling z, HsmlIton d
home run, Damn; two base hits, ORourke
,, Green, Williams, VAS and Harris
bases on balls, off Brodie /; struck cut, by
Brodie 3, by Dunn 3. by Vass 3; double
plays, Miles to Harris to White; Miles to
White; Vass to White TO Miles; Shoupe TO
Harris TO Whiie; Wild pitches, Brodie l;
passed balls, Zinmer /; time OF game,
1877; umpire, OBrien.
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John Teemer I'm Town.

John Teemer, the famous oarsmsn, came
down TO the city last evening from Pitts
burg and registered at the Mcclure House
AS soon as his presence became known 9
breeze Of excitement was stirred up among
the sporting fraternity as to the cause o.
his visit. A reporter met Mr.. Teemer and
asked him if there was anything special il
his visit here at this time and he answered
that there was not, that be had come dowr
to see some iriends. He retired to his room
at a very early bour.
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MOVING ALONG.
HOW WORK Is PROGRESSING AT THB UNION
BRIDGE AND TUNNEL
The Oil Excitement Up the River Growing IN In
tsnsity-Progrsss Of DsvslOPmsnts-kanawha
Valley Industrial Nsws-Gensral Notes.
uo.t III. Union bridge and tunnels the

In at the Union bridge and tunnels tn'
work i, progressing quite rapidly now
The souodings for three of the four rivei
n;srs have bsen made and the work on the
fourth ia under way. Rock bottom was
fonnd over towards the Ohio side at TWEEN
tv-six feet. while at the channel pier site
thirty feet fails to show solid bottom The
foundation for the pedestal at the Top MIL
"a done, aud the work of excavatipg for the
first Wess Virginia shore pier has been
commenced A force of twenty-five men
and FIVE carts are on the work. On tne
/ Ohio side there are twenty cutters al "o'A
in the stone yards, while as many more
are AZ work on this side. At the Top nun
tnnnel the hill has been pierced from tne
uest side To a distance of one HUNDRED anu
6f,v feet and o re hundred and twenty-five
fsai from the esst end. TIE Peninsni Ia
,nopsI il ia oae hundred feet from tne
the vest side, and the Work OF making
the Mortal of the east side has beeu COM
menced. A cut of fifty feet up TO the por,
tai on the east side OF the Peninsula tuhhei
il completed. A fuOctautih O'Vt
tramway down Johnathan's RaviDe has
been erected and the earth from the east
end of the Top Mill tunuel and from the
west end of the Peninsula tunnel Is han
died in cars to the p. c. q st. l.. railway
tracks at the north end Of Main street
This tramway cost quite sum, bat one
mule can hsul moTe earth on the tracks
than ten could in carts A set of stone steps
have been built on ths pedestal foundation
to connect with spiral iron stairway which
will lead up to the foot pa;h on the bridge:
The electric light circuits have been wired
from the private plant of the bridge con,
tractors to every point in the work, and
all work now progresses under double turn.
The Grst pier, the excavations for which
has been commenced, will be at the waters
edge. the pext one hundred and fifty feet
out, the second or central pier, five hun
dred and twenty five feet further and
then two more one hundred and twenty
five feet apart, with shore pier on the
nh,o aida
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A Ball for n Good Caus,

The Primrose Fishing and Hunting club
will give ball at Turner Hall tonight,
the proceeds Of which are to he used in &C.
curing the release of the three East Wheel
ing boys who are nov in the Riverside
Penitentiary, at Allegheny, convicted of
being participants in the riot at Taylors-
town, Pa, some time since. A large
crowd will no doubt re present as the boys
have hosts Of friends everywhere.
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nI.charrsd from Custody.

The hearing of Hennis, johnson and
Donovan, the three men mixed up in the
shooting of Mrs. Williams. in alley G, Sat
urday night, which was to have come up
before Justice Phillips, yesterday morn
ing, was postponed until Thursday of next
week. Donovan was released by the JUS
tice, as he was satisfied the prisoner had
nothing t. DO with tine trouble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-03

Valuable two acre lots of beautiful,
high-lying land at Pnltney Bottom, JUS
below Bellaire, will be offered at public
auction, on the ground, to morrow at &c
p. M. Rain prevented a sale last Saturday
Here is rare chance to get good home
cite, or to make money by buying TO cell
again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-03

THE May Century, which has just beer
published, contains three interesting pa
pers on Samoa; ''Rscollections of Millet;'
''Salome Muller" by G. W. Cable; add
tionsl chapters Of Miss Foote'S eerisl
1.-THE LIS. Assembly Bali" one Of Ken
mans Siberian papers; Round About Je
rusalem;" portion of the History of A
Lincoln" and "The Monasteries of Ire
land. For sale by Stanton & Davenport
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League and Association.

At Columbus-Columbus /, Baltimore 2
At Kansas City-Kansss City 3, Cincin
natl 2; Pitchers, Swsrtzsl and Smith
At Observation-Disclosures Is, Chi
cago 13; Pitchers, Gumbert, Lener anC
Burdick.
At st Louis st. Louis 5, Louisville
Pitchers, King and Strsiton.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 4, Bus
ton 5; Pitchers, Casey and Clarkson.
At New YOrk-New York Is, Washing
ton 3; Pitchers, WEIGH and O'Dsy.
At Pittsburg-Clevelsnd 4, Pittsburg 2
Pitchers, Galvin and OBr:en.
At BroOklyn-Brooklyn 4, Athletics 2
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Smuggling Match at Springfield.

Springfield ...............5 o l IL
Dayton ....................S l ii
Earned, Springfield 8, Day ton 8; bits
Springfield II, Dayton Is; eros, Spring
field s. DIyton 6; bstterisS, Springfield
Stall, Lawless and Stencil; Dayton
Stephens, Dnvald and McAllenpy; umpire
Hill. Attendance, 300. A total Of forty
bases was made on clean hits. 1t was ;
regular elugging match.
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Thnra Wonderful Doga

At the Opera House to morrow, matinee
ard night. Prof. Gentry with his happy
family Of thirty educated and performing
dogs Seats are selling rapidly for this
entertainment. and we would advise all to
90 at once to Houses music store and tie.
cure good seate. Take the little ones and
gladden. their helit.; lots of fun for little
money. Admission, 10 and 25c No ex-
ira charge for reserved seats at Honse's.
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The Custom House Repa,rs

Superintendent BacbmsnD, Of the Cus-
tom House repairs, said yesterday that
there was rOthine from Washington to in
dictate when the contracts for work would
be let by the Department. He had writ
ten to tie Department regarding the re-
movsl Of the Po'tofiics pending the altera-
tons on the lower floor, but had been
merely answered that due notice would be
taken Of the matter.
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Circuit Court,

In Part Oae of this Court, Judgs PAUL,
yesterday, John McDJnOugh charged with
robbery, had his case continued, on his
own motion, until next term.
John Carney and John Larue plead
guilty to assault and battery and got $40
snd costs esch.
Part Two, Judge Campbell, was not in
session.
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NJ. GUTMAN & CO.,
Mammoth ClOthiepS.

FIRST GRAND EXCURSION OF the sea-
SOD, via the Ohio River Railroad, to PARK.
ersburg, Sunday, May 5tb, 1889. under the
management of the Beethoven Singing So
ciety. Fare for the round trip, FPS.
Tickets good returning on Monday train.
Will leave Wheeling at 7 O'Clock a. m,
city time. For further information call on
agents of the c0mpsny.
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HARRY HLLMAS, the Eleventh street
Jeweler, will organize his fourth Watch
and Diamond Club; the first drawing next
Saturday evening, May 4th. Any lady or
gentleman wishing TO join this club please
call. II E HILLMAN,
90 Eleventh st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-03

Our stock II now complete and o fer
more novelties in WOOiens for men,
wear than has ever been exhibited IN
this city. Under the efficient man.
agement of 6rst-cIass cutters and
many years experience i'm the bust.
ness we shall try TO nt and please all
at reasonable prices.
Our Gents Furnishings are com.
pIete, and offer special inducements
&. HESS & SONS,
1921 and 1928 Market Street
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Tho Garbage system.

Yesterday between thirty-fve and forty
complaints were made before Health OF
ficer Garrison, from people whose gar
bage hsd not been removed within the
proper interval. a warrant was Issued for
the arrest of the contractor in the irst dis
trict for q violation of the health ordinance.