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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-13
.IHB W.&H, MEETING.
PresidentR, H, cochran's Inter
esting Annual Report.
THE OLD BOARD REELECTED
The Progress Made SO Far satlslac.
tory-what Has Keen Done and
is BEING DOuc-SlOO, 900 Spent
For Right of Way, etc,

The annual stockholders meeting Of
the Wheeling & Harrisburg Railroad
Company was held in the Office Of the
company here yesterday, nearly all the
stock being represented, The election
for Directors resulted in the choice OF
the old Board, which subsequently re-
elected the old officers, as follows R.
II. Cochran, Presidents W. F. Peterson,
Treasurer; 0. R, Wood, Secretary, and
these three and DR., George Baird, Joel
Wood, H. +, Durham and George Baird,
IT., Directors.
The apnual report OF the President was
exhaustive and interesting, and was
unanimously adopted as tho report OF
the Directors 10 the stockholders, II
shows that the company has expended,
exclusive Of money paid out for work
done by contractors, about 100000 for
real estate and rights Of way on both
sides OF the river, 1t gave also adetailed
statement OF the progress made on the
work, and reported that the Arbenz in
junction was the only serious obstacle
encountered. Everything else indicates
that the work will be completed In the
time specified In tho contracts, The re-
port from the firm having the contract
Tor the iron superstruCture indicates
that the iron work will DO done beioFt
the piers are ready TO receive 1t.
II the present good weather continues
all the shore masonry will be completed
by the usual low water season, so thai
all that will remain to be done then will
be the construction OF the river piers,
The company has purchased about
forty acres Of real estate exclusive O.
mere rights OF way,
A new side track Is being made now
for the Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4 Ken
lucky road, and new wharf for the
Top mill company In place OF the one
taken by the company To build one oil III
shore piers on. In few days the com
pany will have q narrow gauge track
laid from the two faces Of tho tunnels in
Jonathan's ravine, crossing Main street
about twenty feet over tho street on q
truss, to the Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4
Kentucky track. Work will then be
commenced on these headings OF the
two tunnels, SO that both tunnels will
be driven FROM both ends, the earth be-
ing dumped from the narrow gauge cars
to Pewiky cars, on the new aide track
now being built.
Two wells on tho Reymann property
are being extended up by masonry 80
rs to DO above the colnpany's tracks.
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BfIlgspOrt.


Rev. J, II, Rogers Is tho guest Of FOstOrla rela
lives
Major William Cqrmau was the guest Of Bridge
port friends yesterday
Miss Mamie Duncan will leave for Pittsburgh
to:lay, to visit friends.
MrS, J, L, TruemRn, who lns been undergoing
4 severe sickness, Is ConyRlesCOnt.
The ground Is belUg cleared for new Livery
stable on tho same site AZ the ono recently
burned.
Tho old Mammoth skating rink will DO TO
modelled this spring aud converted Into dwell
Ing houses.
Edward Geib, OF Silver Crock, n. ", has sue
CgpdGl Il. lllnkley ~ the Cleveland, l.Oraln &
Wheeling ticket agent ~ this point.
Mrs, Jackson Daggs Is undergoing GEevCre at
tack Of sickness, aud owing 70 her extreme old
age little hope Is entertained for her recovery.
John Shane, formerly connected with the
Cleveland, loraln & Wheeling railroad At this
p0lnt, Is COnNuGd " his home Ia UhTlChSvillC
Ivy severe attack Of sickness.
Miss Lou Moore, after pleasant visit Ia
friends here has gone to 81. ClairsvllG 10 remain
u few weeks after which she will return 10 her
home al Colorado Springs, Col.
Harry Jones, an old bridgeport boy, aud now
OF Delaware, o., paid bis friends 4 Vhit yGSleF
day while Gu route homo from Philadelphia
where no has been attending college.
Mr. James Clark, to whom was awarded the
contract for remOdeling the town hall, will begIL
tho work In u iOW days. II Is intended 10 hurrN
the work through and have 1t completed IN
about sixty days.
Colonel John Hill Is lying In critical p0ndi
ton. Tn, physicians ii attendance decided L
70 RamiSlstGs sSor5IStSS ri ia ' Ills pESseat SSSII
aiGd condition.
len AugtIn NJ Eivrln n win ,vas for savot0
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TILE STREET 0AR gTR!KB OFF.
The Company's slde-rho Mems Deman'
Withdrawn,

The Company'S sids-The Mems Demand
Withdrawn.
Capt. John II. Sweeney, Of the Eler'
trical railway, said last night that the
statement Of employees that they worked
eighteen hours on any day was untrue
The men work twelve hours one day
and six tho next. Sometimes they run
slightly over these, but oitenor under,
It Is true that they only average about
Ave days a week. No running arrange.
mept could DO made as the tTackg now
arc which would enable the men 10 work
uniform hours every day. they do not
do 60 on any road elsewhere.
When thetraCk to nenwood is doneahd
the cars running on q loop, II "a expect.
ed that extra cars will be run few hours
when there Is a rush, and the men who
work short hours eau take these runs
and increase their time for that day.
Mr.. Sweeney says there 10 nat q man on
the line who says he Is dlscoitented
with the arrangement now in force.
A meeting between the Directors and
tho men was held last night after work
ing hours, and tho GomhRnY's posltion
was explained, Tho result was that the
demand was withdrawn and the present
arrangement goes on amicably until the
completion of the BCnwood line enables
the company to adopt the new running
arrangement. Officers OF the company
say men who have been discharged ior
good cause caasc the trouble, and thqI
the company has conceded 10 the men
all 1t Gan in Justice. The fact that O
strike has been averted will DO learned
with Inv.
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A Family Row.

Joe Ramer was arraigned before Squire
Davis yesterday, on complaint Of his
wife, accused oiaBsault. He mlsbehayed
30 grossly in the presence Of tho Squire
that the case was set for hearing at 7 p.
m. ON Saturday, and In default Of 500
bond for Ills appearance at that time he
was sent to fall. Kramer and his wife
have quarreled constantly for n long
time, and some months ago separated,
but recently again concluded 10 live to.
gether, since which time they have
IuarrelGd almost constantly.
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Martins Ferry,

Geo. Spence is laid up With typhoid fever.
John Thomas, OF 2aueWIlle, Is the guest Of W
y. Thomas.
nr. Alexander, Of Dallas, W. Va, Is visiting
pr. W. II. pRrrNh,
Nellie, daughter OF Mr. aud Mrs. Ross Mitchell
10 laid up with catarrhal fever.
Rev. II. G. Simpson, Of Richmond, Ind, Il
visiting his IathGr'lu.lRw, a. llOlStOn.
Tho United Presbyterian Milo Society will
meet ut A. q. Campbell's, on Fourth street, TO-
night.
For RGnt-ThC two store rooms In the Parker
block on Hanover street. Address Mrs, James
Flndlay.
A skating party will Nv given at the rink to
morrow CYpnlng BY young people Ol Martina
Ferry aud Wheeling, which promises to be III
enjoyable AliRIr.
At a mCClln Of tho Sons OF Veterans last even,
Ing a resolution WAS passed, thanking all who
look part In the entertainment and the public
for It's liberal patronage.
The U. +. church Is being nicely rcpaperCd aud
painted. No services will be held next Sunday
on this account, The pastor, Rev, A. +. Brown
lee, left yesterday 10 spend week or 10 at WlSh
ington aud Claysylllc, Pa.
Owing to April | falling upon Monday, the
moving vacation Of the public schools will Occur
llElRg lhe first week Of that month. This will
throw the opposition ono week later than an.
n0unced, 1t Will DO held on April 3, 4 and g.
All tho articles must DO In by one week from
next Thursday. The work on the catalogue Will
commence on that day. II Will take the CArpen
tors two days TO put up tho screens upon which
the work Of the children Will be exhibited.
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RRLLAIRR.
All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip iron
the Glnss City,

An Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the GLASS City,
Mn. Rev, Williams has the mumps,
william e, barnard Is on the sick list
Mrs, Charles Lowe, Of tho Second ward, hqulte
III.
Thomas AulI offers his Touring mills here for
sale,
The cost Of the new First NJ. E. Church will DO
$4,000,
NJ: and An, Charles Knox buried an infant
child this week.
BE, CoCEayno will leave on or about the hnt
Of April for Tltlln,
J, n. MarIng & Co, are supplying the oil fuel
for the glass house.
The Plrst n, L, Church young people will give
social Friday evening,
Mr., Irish, OF the firm Of Irish 4 Warner, Of
Marietta, was here on business yesterday,
s. Moore, OF Monroe county, has moved 10
WellSvllle, going through here yesterday
A stpnu, OF tho Crystal Window Glass Com
pAny, has moved his family 10 BrldgelOn, MI
John Madden. Of Flndlay, Is here among
friends and relatives, aud will remain for aWeeE
or more,
Charles Helm Is serving a SIS fine ut st, ClaIrs-
vile Tor stealing chickens on Gravel lllll, Helm
IL u Bohemian,
Mr.. +, stauberry, Of the Royal insurance Com
pany, e here settling for the loss the FUN
ward school building
Conductor A, C, Morgan, after weeks sick
less, Is able to resume his duties on the CleYe'
land 4 Pittsburgh railroad,
Mr., D. s. Winter, Of New Lexington, o., Ia
here repairing tho Union Window Glass Com
panyS safe, recently blown open,
The Touring mills here are doing au Immense
local business up the river, taking In al the
IYer towns on both sides between here and Fast
Liverpool.
Capt. s. Davis, Of the new boat Houston Combs,
was here yesterday. This Is u new boat In the
railroad tie trade, lie has had an offer for her
from Wheeling parties,
The wife OF the late Rev, W. S, Campbell was
paid by the Mutual Life Insurance Company
s9,2JO yesterday, tho amount Of tho policy held
by Hun In that company.
The Cleveland, LOnIn & Wheeling railway
make delivery now 70 tho Crystal aud upIOE
Window Glass houses In the rear, Us AldlngS have
been put In there for them,
The Pennsylvania system IL getting out tn
new spring tariffs on u new plan, The books ArI
neatly bound aud are nicely indexcd, with tn
TGte sheets bound separately,
Railroad ties have begun to come for the Penn
sylyania Company again; The eoloFsd men WI X
last contract expired several months agO, ant
are happy now.
The falrRnd festival Of tho Wenner Cadets wa
great success, During tho mailing MOlda,
night quite spirited time was had, and All Rrtl
Gles put UP brought handsome sums; Crowds o
young men were working for their girls and til
like llghtnlng-sO much money. was handles
that II fairly took their brcaths. Every one wa
very well satisfied, and both socially aud hnRn
Clally tho tAlr was q grand success.
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LOCAL BRBYITIES,
aIRttsru Of Minor Moment in and About The

LANAe
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
THE GRAND this eYeuing-"Dr Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde"
OPERA HOUSE, this eyenlng-The Flor,
ences in The Mighty Dollar"
LOUIS BILL was locked up by the
police yesterday for abusing his wife.
The Hobbs Glass Company has pur.
chased a fine bay team Of draught horses
from James Higgins, OF bridgeport
TIE two additional side tracks Of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh company at the
Standard mill have been completed, and
are q great improvement to the mill,
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record power OF attorney constituting
G. r, @. Allen attorney in fact for the
Pittsburgh Ramie Manufacturing Com
pany,
ONE OF tho conductors recently dis
charged by the Cleveland, Lorain 4
Wheeling company has been reinstatel,
the otfense not being considered suth'
Cient cause for dismissal,
ANNA S. FAIRS yesterday qualified Us
executrix OF the will OF ], q, FaTis, de.
ceased, and gave bond in the sum oil
S. 600, without surety, none being re-
quired by the terms OF the will,
ONE Of the fine large draught horses
owned by the Standard Iron Company,
valued at $500, dropped dead near
KoehnleiH's crossing yesterday, while
on It's way to the depot with load oil
iron,
PRoP, GILBERT WALDEN, Of Washing
ton, d, c., will give an Evolutionary en-
tertainment in the Mission Building. on
Eighteenth street, Thursday evening
under the auspices OF the Zane Stree
Oxford League.
Is the police court yesterday Franl
IIealy was fined so and costs for selIlnj
liquor on Sunday. Nick Marine, tn
Italian who assaulted John Snceder, wa
) dismissed, aud Sneeder, for abusIv
language, was fined s. and costs.
The funeral OF Martin Fisher, tn
Eighth ward butcher, took place yesteI
day afternoon and was largely attended
The Butchers Association attended In
body, mounted. Rev, Messrs. Bahr an
: Ash oiIiciated. The Opera House OF
chestra rendered several selections.
TIE sunny spring weather has tn
effect OF bringing people out on tn
streets in crowds. The boys have 20
out their marbles and the girls thei
"jaCEs," and the impression seems to b
general that winter Is thing Of the pas
The robins and blue birds sing on tn
Island these mornings,
last Friday night burglars secure
! an entrance into the building Of tn
Wheeling Beef Company, on Wate
street, in the Fifth ward. Only littl
meat was stolen. The robbery was ken
quiet in the hope Of catching the thiel
but SO t,lr no clue to his identity ha
been discovered. The place has beef
robbed four times.
TIE liver continued to fall yesterday
at dusk last evening the leyee gaug
showed depth in the channel OF fee
. 8 inchea. The Hudson up and the Kati
:. stockdaIe down, both in the Cincinnati
Pittsburgh trade, passed here at a. IN
The Andes left for Cincinnati Of 4 p, III
with good trip. The WI Chancello
is due up ut IN early hour this morning
from Charleston to Pittsburgh.
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ABeUT PEOPLE
Strangers In tho CITY aud Wheeling People
AhrnRl.

Strangers In the CITY and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. o. o. Hanlon, OF GAINESVILLE, wa
at the Stamm yesterday.
Prosecuting Attorney Howard was
down at Moundsville yesterday.
Mr.. Alex. Laughlin, Of Cleveland,
formerly OF this city, is registered atthe
Mcclure.
Mr.. Erastus Scott and bride, Of Chi
cage, were the guests OF Wheeling friends
and relatives yesterday.
Mr.. /. II. Burgoon, OF GAINESVILLE, re-
ceiver OF tho b., Y. & q. railroad, was al
the Mcclure house yesterday.
Col. Bissell, Of Hartford, one Of the W
& II. capitalists, returned to the city
yesterday and is ut the Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. List last even.
ing entertained their fellow.members oil
the social circle known for the past two
seasons as the young married folks
whist club in a very agreeable manner
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WHEAT WANTED |!
Assignee saIes.


A ssIGNEE's SALE OF REAL
"A ESTATE. ....,..n.
Undersigned trustee by 4. Il. lloyd, on thG 10Y
oil December, 1888, and recorded IN Iced Y
Trust book No. "a, page bi2 Ol the icteiN' v,
ohio county, Weat Virginia, said trustee Will Vp
SATURDAY, MARCH ., 1852, ,o,.
sell al The front door OF tho Court llOusc " Wng
county, WVSl Virginia. the following dc,Cilip't,ss
real estate iOwIt A certain parcel q real l,M
situated on Wheeling lela9d, IN W. sel ,,,,s
ward nl kald city Of Wheeling Ohio col1,iy
WgSi Virginia, bounded and described ~ 10,
lows, tOWlt, BEGINNING at the northeast ,Olin,ug
OF South Front aud FINK streets " nln VIZ
and running thence IN an GRiletly alifYh w
water mark on the Ohio tlyCfi thence fl9niI
ia nOrthCtly direction upon the linc o. AiH n
law water mark 10 the north llDe Oi l0l 30 H.
tho addition 10 BAld city called 7 RINK = WV
tiOn 10 NhOA Island thence running lntH ~, "a
erly direction with mid North ilng O NV ,a,,s,i,
Inc point WhCtO the same EXTENDED h',glS,rs
iEB bNSt fine Oi South Front street Aul unl.ut
fiinfllna with The cast line Of tall SCUM tigu,
street 10 the place Oi beginning Eing W. sHir
pfODCFty conveyed IN 4, u, BOyl w WN1
irwin and OthCili by deed dated AuguM nj AZ
ard recorded In Deed hook NO. u, page '" W
INC records Of RAid ohio county, 49,. n nj
EAll galO will commence htp D'tlWk wa
sAIi day, and will 10 made on the lgHorws
iGffnl mid conditions. i0wil one lhlll ,.I|
purchase money cash IN hand on We qAI ,WnlaSib,
fpnin iiig tiiy of ialC, and tho residue ilu.W
viii iniCfcil, III OAO year from the dW Ol A ~.
ih6 bufIhaiCf giving hl' notes WIN gTs,Al
stlTty iof Inc deferred payments payable 70 ,Si
iiiiitG and the laid trustee ieinlnln. VII XIII
idle 10 aid property ~ further iceuiiIV, o,.6h
al aid nIOpGFly win bO given Oil le y IVA Ia
Anil, ibl9. and The puftlhict VIII hc hlluNI
ERy al or any Part Of Aalh deferred Ihlu''"N
A1 St !Im' OolO'y h, BoaNgRynLE, Trustee
Thu abovs tale has been po'lpohel uH''
March IL, vi 10 O'Clock ~ " .,,s
mil ]. b, BOMNBRviLLE, Tfn'FN
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Marriage Lioenses Issued.

Clerk Hook yesterday issued marriage
licenses to the following named parties
James Tenley, aged Al, wilower, ma
tive OF Pennsylvania and reaidept q
Rellaire, Ohio, and Aeatty Tidd, aged %
apatiYe q CIarlngton, Ohio, and resi-
dent Of Wheeling,
John Dick, sgdl rs, o natlyo and resi-,
dent OF Wheeling, and Lizzie Arthurs
aged 80, Q native Of steubenvillc andre
ileut oil Wheeling,
James R, Rlohey, aged SO, a native
and resident Of West Virginia, and Susie
L. Counselman, aged 80, q native o
Kansas and resident Of Ohio county.
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rho cnnnon ban LIne Not pena.

The following official notice Is being
served on the land owners through
whose farms the Mount Vernon, CoshoC.
ton & Wheeling railroad has been sur
vcyed on Short Greek, over the river:
"You are hereby notified that the Mt.
Vernon, Coshocton 4 Wheeling Rail-
road Company intends and expects to
build It's road on the line as surveyed
and located, and as shown by tho maps
and prohles Of said road, and intends TO
use and occupy It's right Of way over and
through your land according to the
terns OF the CONTRACT heretoige made
between you and the said Dit. Vernon,
Coshocton 4 Wheeling Railroad COM
Pany.
{Es,sFliiSI MI. v, ". 4 aaRRsSd %.
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77WN77l
AYrup uf Figs

Is Natures own true laxative. 1t Ia
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known 10 cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costiye; to dis.
pei Headaches, Colds and Feyers; 10
Cure Habitual Constipation, Indiges.
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. FOR
sale in 80 cts and $l.00 bottles by Logan
4 Co., Anton ?. Hess, II. b. Burt and
g, Menkemeller,
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1llsra, 10 Sell Glasses,

Prof. Robert i. Williams, who adyer
tises TO correct all kinds OF defective
vision, has for a day or two been adj
ing glasses to eyes Of customers at Ohm
A, f.ash's. Dr.. Garrison, Of the State
Board Of Health, got tho idea that thil
was an infringement Of law, aud yester.
day notified Prof. Williams TO stop. j
d Understood TINT hU stopped, although
Dr.. Garrison's action Is severely crlti.
CiSed by dtheis.
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A clergyman, after years OF suffering
from that loRthsome disease, Catarrh,
and vainly trying every known remedy,
at last found a recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send.
ing n self addressed stamped envelope to
Prof. J. A. Lawrence, S8 Warren street,
New York City, will receive tho recipe
free Of charge. Mw4P.Eow
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SPRING Is THE TIME
Tocure Agonlzlng, Humliasing Itching, sunng soa'y
and PImpIy Humors Of the Skin, Scalp and Blood

BAD sorS leg, Skin entirely gone, Flesh
u iasss Of disease. Log dImInlshed ono
thlrl In Size, Condition hopeless.
Cared by the Cuticurn Remedies,
For three years was almost crippled with an
awful sorp lcg from my Lnre down to my ankle
tho ssln was rgIipy gone, and the IIcsh wii one
mass Of dlscafp, sODno physIcimi pronounced d
sisaulIc. 1t had IlmgphcI about uac ,hIrl the
slEc u tho other, md was IN u hOpely.. rouL.
lion. A,rt lryai ell glad. Of remedies and pead
Ina hundred. u dollaTi irom which 90, TO relief
whatever, wai persuaded TO ny your CUTicuRA
EgNLuIss, aad tho ietull was "a follows After
three day. noticed a decided change for The Jct
ter, and nj tho end II IS months wau completely
Cured, My GeshSas purIllc,l, anl Ihe tone isht,h
lad been EXPOSED Tor oyeraScal got sound TIN
llash began to grow Eal To-day, anil Tor nearly Two
years past my cg IL a, we'll as cyvr 10 was, sound
ia every respect, and not sisn OF the disease 10 Nc
seen. $ q, AllERS,
Dubois, DoLro Co, Ga,
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Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunCs, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II I'm.
mensely popular. II cures habltual con.
stlpation, indigestion, blllnuSnCss, Bluk
headache, piles, etc, Sold Ia 90 cont
bottles by o. r. GoetGe, W, W. Irwin,
W. Il. Williams and John Laughlln.
Logan 4 Co. and Goodwin 4 Co., whole.
sale agents.
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81. Chntlos IIolel, pltt.burgh, Pa,

Mr.. Charles s. Gill, tho new propre.
tor, offers 10 tho travelling public every
comfort that can DO enjoyed, In The
newly renovated and very desirable at.
engagements he has inaugurated, where
by the fame Of this house has beer
greatly enhanced, during tho few
months Of his management See card
In another column. Stop With hin
when YOU visit Pittsburgh, and you will
not be disappointed.
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THE WHEELING GYMNASIUM.
The stOGkllqlders' Annual Meeting Held
Last Evening.

Tie htOGhipluerh' Ahhuht Meetlhg heHl
Last Evening.
Tho annual meeting OF the stockhold'
ers Of the Wheeling Gymnastic Asso'
citation was held last evening and resulted
in the choice OF Messrs. NJ. Il. Wolff
William BOUCHER, W. b. Day, D. b. Ross
A. @. schatIer, @. B. Hart and s. s,
Bloch rs directors. The association Ia
now In d more thriving condition than II
ever was before. New applications for
membership arc received constantly,
and some OF the older men Of the com.
munity arc going In. The gymnasium
Is completely equipped, and on instruc.
ton nights the attendance Is always
large and the interest great. New &c.
communications and facilities are contem.
plated which will make the gymnasium
still more beneficial aud attractive 10
Tnntnhnra
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Mr.. George ODER had another good
house at the Grand last evening in "Dr,
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" and he was re.
peatpdly called before the curtain. The
play will be given at the matinee this
afternoon, which will DO fine oppor-
tunity for ladles 10 witness this strong
dual impersonation. 1t will also be re-
peated this evening, Nothing more
artistic las been seen at the Grand for
many n day.
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DIED FROM ms INJURIES.
George Mansn's Injuries Prove Fatal-An'
other SLIGHT Accident.

George IIauen's Injuries Prove Fatal-An'
other Slight Accident.
George Hanen, Of this city, the young
Baltimore & Ohio brakeman whose seri
Dug injury by being run over at Mounds
vile Monday, was chronicled yesterday
died last evening at 1880 o'clock, at the
residence OF his uncle, William Nc
Donald, at Moundsville. The RENAME
will be brought here for interment.
A boy named Henry Clegg, aged about
10, undertook to jump from moving
Baltimore & Ohio train, in tho South
End, last night, and fractured his shout
der blade and cuta bad CASH In his head
DR.. Stathcrs dressed his injuries.