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The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

~ Washington, ID. G., May 4, lss9.-sealed
proposals will be received until 12 O'Clock
noon, WEDNESDAY, MAY Is, 1889, for wash.
ing the towels of this Department and its sew
eral offices and the Civil Service Commission
during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1890.
Proposals must be made on the Department
forms, which, with the necessary instruc-
lions VII be iHrnise4 nnI 9G var 6appcation 70 this
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

I1OR REMITTANCE, BEAUTIFUL NEW
II house, newly furnished; mod imps; In
extreme northwest, near + street cars; faces
south, east and west; S55; for summer or
longer. 1717 21st st n W.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

OST-oN TUESDAY, MAY z, ON 9TH ST
~ car, or on 9th st, black crepe shawl,
with fringe cut OFF. Suitable reward II re.
turned TO MRS. BERRY, 1l12 nth st W.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

EoR SALE-AT A GREAT SACRIFICE
IL Stock, fixtures and good will of long
established store; groceries, hardware paints,
oils and yarnlsh, notions, etc; owner about
call between 10 a. M and p. IN. daily, 1901
Al st W.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

fgsFoR EASY FEET VISIT DR. WHITE,
tS chiropodist, 1915 Pa. ave, opposite
Wizards Hotel, All diseases of the feet sue.
resslully treated by DR.. A. q. White, son of
the late George A. White. DIR. White has
been connected with his fathers business
here and In Baltimore for nearly nineteen
years. Established in Washington 1861. Fee,
81 per visit. Hours, \ To o; sundays o to i2.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14
BUSINESS CHANG Els.

A RARE BUSINESS OPENING. ON AC-
n count of my becoming a member of the
lumber firm of Libbey, Bittinger Il Miller, 9th
and New York ave-, Washington, will sell
out to a successor my Dry Goods business In
Georgetown, ID. c., established % years ago.
A large trade with town and country. In per-
low. only moderate capital required, To a
live man taking hold IL Is splendid chance.
TO such an one, who would relet the store,
which we own, we would sell at a discount on
terms II Is very rare chance. BENJAMIN
MILLER, 3l20 NJ ST, Georgetown, .,e
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

hETAKTMENT OFTHE TNTEHTOR, WashI
IL inpon, ID, c., May 1, iSS0-Seaed pro.
posals will be received at this Department
until l2 O'Clock m. MONDAY, MAY 20, 1889,
for furnishing supplies consisting mainly OF
meats, provisions, groceries, dry goods, shoes,
drugs, paints, hardware, fuel, Ice, lumber,
SC, for the use Of the Government Hospital
for the Insane, near Washington, durln /.
fiscal year ending June 30, 1900 Blank forms
Of proposals, schedule of items, specihca-
tions and instructions to bidders will be fur
nished on application to this Department
JOHN w. NOBLE. SecretarY.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

N~>NJ- NNN--e1N NNNNNs,e-s
Advertisements HDder mis- hedd, togr lHcs or
less, % cents for Nree Insertions; 90 ceHts for sic.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

h-S bia 9th st. N. w.
FINE STATIONERY, ENVELOPES AND
BLANK BOOKS,
Manufacturers Agents for Paper Boxes.
PAPER AND PRINTERS SUPPLIES.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14
FOR SALE .4ND RENT.


DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IN BY
THoS. f. wAGGAMAN, or F street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
THREE STORY BRICK AND FRAME
HDIrSES FOR SALE
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

For S.ILE-LOTS.
(%( ((-~~s~1~-~S~~0~~JO< . ~~.~ - -
NOR SALE-ABOUT ONE HUNDRED LOTS
IL in squares 6i7 and 66S, near North Capi-
tol, n and o SITS. N, W.; on line of the Ecking-
ton street Railway, and near the new depot
fair price, long time and small payments TO
suit purchasers.
L. NJ. SAUNDERS & BRO,
l103 II st. n. W,
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

LN0R RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
II room, with folding bed, on second floor,
Sls per month"; back room, same floor, s.; ref
erences exchanged; transients accommo.
dated. .s12 nth st N W.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

MONEY TO LOAN
Nl In sums to suit.
+, A. DARNIELI, 6i8 II 81 n W.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

GPLENDID CHANCE TO SECURE A PAY,
- ing. business-Ice cream, confectionery
and soda, with horse and wagon good OPP
portunity for wholesallng. Apply Is 7th 5 tif Q.
A N oLD.EsTABLISHED GROCERY FOR
n sale to an immediate purchaser; rare
chance for party with small capital; satisfaG-
tory reasons given for selling, Apply at 1917
18th ST n w.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

c1s II ST n w, 9 COM UNFUR ROOMS,
OIC ed floor: fur front room, 3D. floor; fur
room, I'd floor; large closets; southern expo
sure: stable I'm rear,
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

EOR SALE-HOUSE IL ST NV; PRESS
II brick front, Q 9rooms, an mod imps. In
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

IToR RENT-FUR ROOMS ON lsT AND
l. I'd floors; references required. J2s 18th
ST n w.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14
srEclAL Sorioss.

h>SgeTIE FIFTH ANNUAL COMMENCE
hSH ment of the Medical and Dental DE.
Iartments OF the National University will
take place TUESDAY, 18th Inst, al 4 O'Clock
y. M. at Congregational Church, corner Of
10th and q SITS. n. W, The medical and den
tai professions and the public are invited to
attend. II. II. BARKER, NJ. D.
Dam.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

EoR sALE-se5 CASH WILL PURCHASE
IL small stock notions, confectionery, ETC.; (;
store and dwelling for rent for Sli Apply
Immediately, 625 II st n @.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

TOR RENT = BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED,
II light, airy room, with gas. $40; house Is
new, attractive neat and central family first
n w,
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

NXTANTED-A DESIRABLE PARTY, WITH
w capital, to take limited partnership
active or SILENT In wellknown banking
house In this city, desiring TO increase bust.
ness; speciality commercial discounts; invest,
expense; capital and securities entirely within
investors control. Address BANKERS, p. o.
Box 220 city.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

w ANTED--A YOUNG MAN OF ABOUT 10
w years to make himself generally use.
full in bar, etc; can find a good home at 200
Pa ave- must come well recommended
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

C'oR RENT-3PLEASANT UNFUR ROOMS,
l. 1st or I'd floor; suitable for light house
keeping; summer rates; cars pass the door.
1911 11th st n w.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

LIoR RENT-ie37 MASS AVE, TWO NICELY
IL furnished second-story communicating
rooms; southern exposure.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14
IOTTER Y.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
y OVER TWO MILLIONS DISTRIBUTED

I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly and
Semi.Annual Drawings of The Louisiana
State Lottery Co., and In person manage and
control the Drawings themselves, and that
the same are conducted with honesty, fair
ness and In good faith toward all parties, and
we authorize the Company to use this certih-
cate, with facsimiles of our signatures, at
tached In its advertisements"
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

sN-~~~~~-~~.~.~-N-~.~ ~.~-~O~~-~~N.~sO-~~-~~~-
Adu0tStD,fRts Under ms head, four lines or
less, 20 cents for three Insertions; 80 cents for slc
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR
Nl frst,class securities at lowest rates Of
interest, No delay where security Is good.
o. @. GREEN,
8O3 eth st. n W,
The Washington critic., 1889-05-14

H. rooms, with large closets and back porch,
ON the I'd floor; no children taken. 1lli 10th
st W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-05
OUR Store will be closed to-day until
0 p. m. on account Of holiday.
II. EMSllElMER,
is SEQ Eleventh Street.
lNTELI1GENIER TELEPHONE CALLS
Counting Room, 4tO.
Editorial ROOmS, 481.
GENTLEMEN'S Kangaroo Lace Shoes
at j. w. Am ok ~ COPS,
1t43 tain Street.
FOR FAhL AND WINTER.

Just received a complete aud artistic
assortment OF Suitlngs, PantalOOnlngt
ind OyercUntlngs, which VIC warrant Il
make up III ilrst.claSS stJ lr, and at rca.
,OnAble prices. FIJI guaranteed.
SppCl ilties--Just received, so dozen
more Of the best so cent White Shirts
ade Fancy Flannel shirts al so cents
ind upwards. Full line Of our Ctle.
G. HESS & SONS,
1891 &,19sD Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-05
0NE rREIanT TRAIN Co.'s OUT


ON tho O., l., s. w, Road Manned by
CONFECTIONERY IsraEemen's Strike,
The difficulty at Bridgeport between
the Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheeling
officials and the brakemen Is still un'
settled. The trouble was started a few
days since by an engine drawing a
freight train over the Cleveland, Loraln
& Wheeling road to Bridgeport, running
out Oi coal at station few miles out.
The engineer stopped the train along
side Of q coal train and requested the
brakemen on the train TO assist him In
shoyeling enough coal into the tender
10 enable him to make the run to
Bridgeport. This the brakemen refused
to do, saying that they were not engaged
to do the engineers work. Alter the
train had reached Bridgeport and
the engineer had reported the
occurrence, the brakemen who had
refused to assist him we're discharged,
Their fellow brakemen, not thinking
that there had been sufficient cause ior
the discharge OF the two men, refused to
20 out on their trains till these men
were reinstated, The management
then discharged all the freight brake
men at this end aud ordered thepCon,
duCtofs TO do duty as brakemel till
such a time as new brakemen can be
SECURED. Yesterday one train was sent
out manned by three conductors. There
are some who think that the old brake
men will be rcinstated within a few
days, hut there are many others who
believe that the trouble will result in
general strike along the road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-05
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and wheeling People
Ahrnnh.

Strangers IN the City and Wheeling People
Abroad,
August Knoke Is In Clarksburg at
tending United States Court.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Hartley, OF Fairmont, wal
registered at the Windsor yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Bellyille, Of Pottsyllle, Pa, Il
the guest Of his son, Mr.. ]. NJ. Bellvillp,
Mrs. John Schclller, Of Brilliant, Is the
guest Of Mrs. Jacob Beck, Of the Eighth
ward.
Mr.. Phillip schenk, Of North Wheel.
ing, has returned from a two weeks
visit In Woodstield, o.
Mr. W. Il. Jingle, Of Louisville, wns
In tile city again yesterday. He was
registered at the Slamm.
Mr.. William leighton, Jr., formerly Of
this city, now Of Chicago, Is ID the city,
He Is registered at the Mcclure.
Mr.. and Ma L. II. Atkinson, Mrs. H.
Atkinson and Miss N. A. Harrington, Of
Fairmont, were registered at the McLhre
yesterday.
RCaptain John \. Lane,o Of The Bali.
more 4 Ohio railroad, win accompany
the Knights Templar exCurloniBts 10
Washington.
Sheriff j. L. Curtis and Mr.. 7. II.
Buchanan, two Of Wellsburg's rrotnI.
nVnt citizens, were registered AZ tho No.
Lure last evening,
slgnof 1talo Campanini and wife, Mr..
AZ Az WAtNHasg a0sl tttf.a ass.i a.. a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-05
Skins on Fire,
OURED BY CUTICURA,

lam CURED Of a loAthSOmp disease, eczema, In
La worst stage, trlpt different doctors and
been through tho hospital, but Ril 10 no puf.
pose, The disease covered my Whbl0 body from
the top Of my head 10 the SOlcA Of my feet Ny
hair all Uam6 out, leaving mo q complete raw
lOro. Alter trying everything ! heard Of your
Cutlcun Remedies, and after using three bottles
Of Cntlcura ResolyOnt, With CutlGuFA and Outl.
Ciifa soap, / flnd myleli cured at the cost Of
IIpmcdltB In my House, a. Mud them useful Ia
many many cases, aud think thpy arc the only
skin and Ilood medlclnts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-05
To the Ladies,
WHEELING INSTALLHRNl Co,
ll6s MARKEI STREET.


II has come to our knowledge that a
certain Installment house 1--WE do not
mention names, as there Is only one
otherin the city has made many efforts
(but in Yainl 10 convince some people
that we do not do as we advertise that
orr advertised and most liberal terms
(Sl2 90 worth Of goods for 81 90 down
AID 80 cents per week, or S22 90 worth
OF goods for $500 down and 81 90 per
week. are "a catchl'-''a draw'-or, in
plain language, that we are humbugglng
the public, How absurd the very face
OF such statements are false, and plainly
mani est the jealous disposition Of some
would,he riyals-Who are illatease when
our advertisements appear-who are
COMPOUNDED and dumbtounded when
our goods and prices confront them and
who have never offered you the terms
we hold out,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-05
no MAKl A TlSI RUN,

The Fire Department to be Called Ont by
this Committee This Afternoon.
The Council Committee on Fire De.
partnent Is going to call the Department
out on a test run at half past s o'clock
this afternoon. Thealarm will probahly
be sent in from the corner oil Market
and Twelfth streets. In order to avoid
accidents all drivers OF vehicles are re-
quesIed to drive to the east side Of the
streets oyer which the several companies
are likely 10 take, leaving the west side
ofthe streets to tho Department. The
llre alarm telegraph and all the ap.
paratus have recently been thorough.
ly over.hauled and put Ia Asst.
class repair, and itis partly with view
to ascertaining Il everything Is in good
working order that this test Is to be
made. Another reason for ii Is that the
present committee has never had au on.
portunity 10 see, IN their official capacity,
the entire Department out at one tine,
sLifl another reason Is to ascertain what
tine can DO msle over the newly paved
streets. Chief Cunning Is priding him
self that he has the Department In prime
condition and that II will make d aue
showing this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-05
THR OAl!PANINLWHllNGY CONCRRT
Attracts Large aud Cultured Audience,
A Splendid Entertainment.

Attrpcts Large aud Cultured Audience.
A Splendid Entertainment.
Wheeling's music lovers 10 brilliant
array greeted the Csmpanini.Whitney
Opera Concert Company at the Opera
House, last night, 10 say that the
music was fully up to expectation Is to
give it high praise,
Campanini surprised those who had
herd him In earlier days. someoi the
old time Clearness Of tone is missing, and
the high o which wss wont to eleCtriiy
the house Is not longer heard yet Cam
panini Is still a tenor Of very hlghgrade,
and those who heard him last night
we're fortunate, The preservation Of his
voice is remarkable. Campanini gives
out all that Ii in him, and much OF the
old fire is there.
Whitney scored great success, as de.
served as 1t was marked. Miss De We're
took large share OF the honos Of the
evening, her aria from the 'tMagiC
Flute" written for voice Of high cult,
Walton, and her Marguerite in the scene
from Faust" being particularly fine
The whole entertainment was OF excel
lent quality and greatly pleased the al-
dlence, as frequent enCores attested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-05
TnE FqQ0SE.ssH IND DINER STUFF
Captured ON tho Policy Itqld-The PFoh
able Disposition Of 1t.

Captured ON the Policy Ilald-The Prob,
able Disposition Of 1t.
After the raid made by the police on
the policy shops last Saturday night and
the conviction Of the proprletors aud
writer's, it was a question with Chic
Delhrugge as To what disposition to make
OF the egooses," books and other gaming
parapLenalia that was found and cohfls,
Gated. He applied to Solicitor White
for advice and was referred by that
gentleman to section so Of the ordinance
In relation 10 otIenses, which reads Ss
iolloEsi
lSeclion The Mayor Or any mem.
Der Of Council, or tho Sergeant orany OF
his deputies, may seize or direct to b.
seized any table, instrument, devise OF
thing used for the purpose Of gaming,
and tue property so seized may be do.
molished or destroyed under tho direc.
ton Of the Mayor, In case the person or
persons In whose possession tho same
was found shall he convicted Of gaming
Solicitor White told Chief Delbfugge
that there wasno hidden construction In
this section and that 1t meant Just what
It stated-that at the direction of the
Mayor he could destroy the goods cap
tured. ~
Armed with this opinion tho Chief
waited on Mayor seabright and asked
him what disposition he should make Of
the goods. His Honor suggested that II
Chief Delbrugge was willing he would
return to the poor policy boys the i'm.
plements OF their trade. Uhief Del,
bruRge answered that this was a case In
which he had no say; that according to
tho ordinance he had nothing to say In
tho matter, and that with him 1.-THE
Mayor alone rested the disposal Of the
goods. After pondering over the sltua.
ton for SECOND or two the Mayor an.
nounCed 10 the Chief with one OF his
naive smiles, that he guessed he would
let the boys have their things back
again. The stuff was still at the Chiefs
office last night, but In case II is re.
turned there will probably soon DO a
chance 10 make another raid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-05
FINE neck wear Just il, s. H. Kasley

t'lpsr ClrizES-''SIy toothache kept
meupall nightl" Second citiEen.-Why
don't YOU use "Red Cross oil2" Fifteen
minutes Later oothache cured, and
all happy. iiiff1iaI DAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-05
Iron ADVANCING.
An Interview with a Manufacturer Fresh
from Pittsburgh,


An Interview with Manufactures Fresh
from Pitisbprgh,
A reporter met an iron manufacturer
last evening, who had left Plttsburgh
late inthe day, and learned from him
that tue iron market there Is in a very
ieyerish and excited state, NBessiper
pig iron Ia now selling at $50, and Is
scarce at that, and S22 is mentioned as
the point which viii BIZ reached within
the next few days, Billets we're sold
on Thursday for SIS 80, and yes
terday reached SS4 90, with not
enough steel to supply the demand
at that figure. The top notch has not
been reached either In BessemeF pig OF
steel slab prices, and what the present
scarcity and increasing demand may
bring, can not be safely foretold. Nails
must 70 TO 50 so, not 81 80 base, but
that price for assorted sizes, as nail men
understand, With steel at $S4 90 nails
will cost g 40 with no paTgtn tor con-
tiugenp'e, or profit The Jefferson
iron Company has positively an
nOunced that 1t will Sell no nails
oelow that figure, and the other mills
must do the same or waste the differ,
ence between the price which their steeI
cost them at the time OF purchase, and
actual value now, The outlook for thu
iron business in all lines Is good, and
there is bound to be more or less OF
boom, which II is to be hoped will mo-
react by frightening buyers, and col
Iapsing itselt.W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-05
Wheeling TlstQlImslt Co.,
NEW YORK sTlLI IN TllE LEAD.

Tho RcsIt of Yesterdays Base Bal
Games,
The New York Giants won again In
the game played with the Babies al
Cleveland yesterday, and thereby re
tanned their grip on FIRST place In the
race for the League pennant. The Bos
ton Bean Eaters also won again yester.
day IN the game played at Pittsburgh,
but with the Leagues season closing 10.
day there is little doubt or no hope oil
the Bostons being able to regain the
lead they held 30 long.
In the game al Cleveland yesterday,
the Babies could not hit WEIGH when
hits would have counted; Cleveland, /;
New York, O. Earned, none. Errors,
4 and 2. Hits, Sand 7. Pitchers, Baker
and WEIGH,
The game at Pittsburgh was hotly con-
tested throughout and was only won in
the ninth on an error by deacon
White aud a timely hit by strauthers.
Pittsburgh, 8; Boston, 4. Earned, 5
each. Errors, 2 each, Hits, I and IL.
Pitchers, Staley and Madden.
At Chicago-0hicago 8; Philadelphia
g. Errors, 0 aud /. Hits, 0 and 3.
Earned, q land 0. Pitchers, Hutchinson
and Burlington, Previous to play, 10
practice, Arson and Shriver collided.
Anson's jaw was fractured, and Shriver
received bad bruises on the face. Both
men were carried off the field.
AT indianapolis @;
Washington5 8. Earned, 2 and Er.
rors, 2 and Z. Hits, A and 8. Pitchers,
Fee and Krock.
At Cincinnati-Cincinna o; Louis.
vile Q. Earned, 3and0. Errors, 8 and
.. Hits, II and O. Pitchers, Duryea
and Ehfet.
At. Raltimoie-C Columbus Ii; Balh.
more0. Earned, 2 and1. Errors, 8 land
0. Hits, 12 and 10. Pitchers, Gastright
and Forming.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-05
MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
tlrc EARLY Yesterday Morning General
News Notes and Personals.


News Notes and Personals.
Miss il9,s barr has accepted position III b y
nmdy
To-day being 4 holiday Juilus Jacob'a stot,
viii be closed lill bp m,
The Martins Ferry teachers will attend Tic IN
stltuic ntbl, tlalrpvillU today
Mt, de0BO ilObInaot, Oi Michigan, IA III,
guest VI Mr, and htt. ], D. Stewart
Mt. W, u Connolly tCiutnpd yesterday from i
hnsnuas liip 10 0niid RapldA, Mich,
NJ, Hpllng speaks At Lafayette Halt Tuesday
evening October 4 Everybody Invited
II. DAniOfd, !. A, N, ilees aud Chief Engineer
Wilson, Oi tho WhCOllnn h Lake EflO railroad,
were IN hUOliy yesterday liihU Interests Of THIS
f0ad.
one oil tho wufkmehat tho American diAis
Works, III Ahdef1ttl Ind Wtltee homo that Ten
shops Wtlu put on this WOek aud that neatly all
The MARTINS FOTy men viii 10 hero nett week,
A PARTY WaA nlyBii laat evening N the residence
ni MF. AMI Mrs, William Dl1Dn, on Burlington
lltHel III honor III the birthday Oi thelt daughte
Miss Jennie. Twelve ruupl0a were present and
spent most enjoyable evening Mas Jennie
was thO fCClploni Ui q number 81 pioaqnA and
gDOd wlihtS ifnm ail, burst, NJ Wheeling, was
lures Oi the event,
The stable on tho Bowman property, on Fourth
tliurk near the CQniml school building, 6coii.
Piled w lhftuil tho grocer, was partially do.
ilfQytd by hte 70 ieftlay morning about 1
O'Clock Anlgfln WA sounded by The blowing
ri 'Holnfy whistles, Tho iUle Attached 10 the b0il
N lhg Genital school building being broken,
The itg department gudU excellent glmO, and
not only cNlinlllthud ,hR ninUi, biit iaVtd i6o
adlplhlgg buldlhgt, Including lhu ialayeilS
ODQfA HgnhU, inf which tho men detofVe ffeoI
credit At' barrett had lust allied Tue llabl0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-05

dress, Rev, Or. Cushing; Singing, eGod
be With you.n Renediclion, Rev, Trey,
Besides the programme the society
presented HMofheP Holiday with an
elegantly bound volume Of Mrs. Frances
Wtlllardhs "Fiity Years Ago. and as a
token OF their appreciation Of tho iayors
extended to them by the Y. n, o, A, Ia
times gone by, presented that organs
cation with a volume OF the same book,
The affair throughout was very pleasant
and interesting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-05
r0Ll I0CKMOOps NARROW ESoAPR.
The Old Veterans buggy Struck BY . TRAIN
ut SIpundsyillc,

The Old Veterans busy Struck BY . F llrFa.l
ut NIpundsyillo,
Col, J. II. Lockwood, a we'll known
resident Of Moundsville, narrowly es
capped being killed at that place yester
day morning by the Ohio River train due
at MoqndsYille at 4O;20 o'clock. He
was crossing the railroad track at the
corner Of Thirteenth street and Thomp'
son avenue In a buggy, when the vehicle
wasstruck blythe train and badly mashed
up. Fhe Colonel was thrown out and
seriously, but not fatally injured. He
was carried to bis home, which is but q
few doors from where the accident Or
cnrred, and physician summoned.
Upon examination 1t was found that bis
head was cut badly aud be was consider.
ably bruised about the body. Colonel
Lockwood is in his eighty.second year,
and the fear ID that hiF age may re.
tard his recovery,