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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-27
APLEAsAST RECEPTION
In Honor OF Rev, L. W, barr, Of the Third
Presbyterian Church,

In Honor Of ROy, l., W, barr, Of tho Third
Presbyterian Church,
The congregation Of the Third Pres.
byterlan Church last night gave a reCep-
ton in the church to their popular pas
tor, Roy. L, W, Barr, and his bride, who
have recently returned from their wed,
ding journey, The attendance was
large, including nearly the whole con.
gregatiOn. Aiteral had presented their
Congratulations and expressed their good
wishes, Mrs. Isadore Fulton sang solo,
Rev, ], O. Carver then, on behalf Of the
congregation, presented to Mr., and Mrs.
Barr three fine parlOr chairs and several
other articles oil usefulness and value.
Mr., Carver made very ielicitous
speech Of presentation, to which Mr..
Barr responded feelingly and appro-
priately.
Miss Ethel BlCkerton gave a vocal solo
which was much enjoyed, her sister,
Miss Lizzie, playing the accompaniment
on tho organ, Following this elegant
refreshments were served, and a highly
enjoyable time was spent by all in social
converse,
Mr.. and Mrs, Barr are already popular
with the people OF his church, and the
popularity OF the pastor has apparently
been increased by his late wise step,
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81. MARl's CHURCH.
The Corner Stone to bO Laid at Martins
Ferry To.norrow AFtsruonn.


The blessing Of the corner stone Of
the new church Of St. Mary, at Martins
Ferry, will take place tomorrow at 8
p. IN.
RI, Rev, Bishop John A, Watterson,
D, D., Of Columbus, and RI, Rev, John
j, Kahn, Of Wheeling, will be present,
and also many oithe neighboring clergy,
The steamer Bellaire win leave Bellaire
ut l;S0p, m. and call at Benwood and
Wheeling for visitors to Martins Ferry,
The motors will also be on hand to carry
to the ferry those who wish to go by
that route,
There will bs plenty Of cars on hand,
The Knights OF st, George; the
knights Of st, John; the st, Alphonsus
Beneficial Society and the Hibernians,
from Wheeling, and Societies from BEN
wood, from Bellaire, and those OF Mar
tins Ferry will all be present
The Hibernians OF Martins Ferry,
the ST, Mary's Cadets Of Temperance,
and the gentlemen OF st, Mary's congre'
cation, will form in line at the church,
at Martins Ferry, ut Up, IN, sharp, and
march to the ferry landing, and there
await the visiting knights and societies,
On the arrival OF these, all will form in
the following order; The knights Of
St, George, the Knights OF st, John, the
st, Alphonsus Beneficial Society, the
HiberniaHs, from Wheeling; the Hiber-
mans from Benwood; the Hibernians
from Bellaire the Hiberuians from Mar.
tins Ferryi the st, Mary's Cadets Of
Temperance, aud tho gentlemen OF st.
Mary's congregation.
The line Of parade will be up First to
Carlisle street, out Carlisle to Second,
down Second to Fayette, out Fayette to
Fourth, up Fourth to the church
grounds, Rev, Father Mattingly ex'
tends most cordial invitation to the
citizens Of Wheeling and likewise to
those Of the neighboing cities OF the
valley,
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/. 0, 0. E, CELEBRATION
A Successful and Enjoyable oc-
casion from First to Last,
ATTRACTIVE STREET PARADE
Followed by a Meeting of the Order
u Great Banquet at Which 600
Persons are Fed, and Very
Pleasing Entertainment,

The celebration yesterday afternoon
and last evening by the Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows OF this city, as.
sisted by their brethren OF Bellaire,
Martins Ferry, Benwood and Triadel-
phia, OF the SEVENTEEN anniversary Of
the foundation Of the order, was very
pleasant and memorable affair, and must
be pronounced u success from beginning
TO end, The Martins Ferry lodges came
over on the Climax, and Bellaire and
Benwood came up on the Bellaire, Trla'
delphia drove in in wagons, The parade
was booked to start at Up, IN, sharp, but
owing to delay in the arrival Of delega-
tions, was a little late, The Bellare
band headed II, and the lodges from
Bellaire, Martins Ferry and Benwood
followed, being followed in their turn by
the Etnaville band, which headed the
Wheeling lodges, marching In the order
laid down in yesterdays paper, Car
riages with prominent guests and super
ANIMATED members, the committees,
members OF Odd Fellows families, ETC.,
and wagons with visiting members,
brought IN the rear,
There were g76 men In line, and Capt,
Henry Seamon and his staff discharged
their duties in soldierly and Creditable
manner. The route Of procession mark.
ed out in advance, and published yester-
day, was adhered to, and all along the
route good crowds watched the moving
column.
After the parade disbanded at thehall
on Chapline street, the team from Bell
aire initiated a candidate in all three de-
grees. Tho work was much admired by
the members, aud the Bellaire lodge was
highly complimented for the complete
ness OF their outfit,
At Z o'clock the visiting members
home members, families Of members
and invited guests, othe number Of G0t
In oil, partook OF n liberal feast set In
the old court house, The tables, GOV
cred with snowy linen, fairly groane(
under their weight OF good things, anC
the banquet was one OF the most sue
Cessiul aud enjoyable features Of the day
rejecting much credit on Mr.. O. E
YanKelrep, the well known restau
rateur, who was wisely plgCed in charge
OF this part OF the celebration.
Last night Odd Fellows hall was fairly
packed with people to enjoy tho conCer
aud entertainment in honor Of the Visi
tors. The following programme wa
grtistically rendered and highly appre
ciated by sll: Opening 0lei prayer b!
Rev. Al. lreyi solo by Thomas Gent
address, Rev. DR.. BlaiBdell recitation
Miss Mollie Sims; address, ], B, somer
vile; music, piano solo; recitation, Mis-
Stella Kraus; solo, Miss Lucy Robin
son; recitation, ]. 4, Bryson; music
piano solo, by Mr. Gent, by request
music by Mr.. Kasley and Others reel
tation, Miss eIma, 1.-THE Cow and tht
Bishop" closing music by Mcssrs
Harper and Gent.
Taken all in all, the celebration wal
M GRajr never to DO forgotten by the
members or spectators.
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THE COUNCIL MHETING,
The Garbage Contracts are Re-
lot Finally
AND THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
Is Handed Over to the Tender Mer-
ciCs OF u Council Committee,
Other Matters Receive Atten-
uon-The Registers Kick,

AT last nights special meeting OF
Council, the First Branch again passed
by majority vote the ordinance estab-
fishing the Fire Department. that is,
giving it into the control Of the Council
committee, and sent it to the Second for
concurrence in Mr., Wilson's amend
ment, which it resCined.
A meeting Of the committee was ut
once called and the monthly payroll
audited and properly certified, so that
the fremen will be able to get their
money.
The First took up the ordinance estab.
fishing the Police Department, passed
by the Second some time ago, but 1t was
finally referred to the Committee on
Police,
A resolution was adopted in both
branches authorizing the City Clerk to
pay the policemen their regular salaries,
The First referred the ordinance pass
ed by the Second giving the Mayor q
pardoning power, with the advice and
consent Of the Sergeant, to the Commit
tee on Ordinances,
Mr.. Pollock presented in the First an
ordinance prohibiting the hitching OF
animals to ornamental or shade trees
laid on the table,
The following was offered by Mr..
Ellingham In the Second and adopted
by that body. The First laid II on the
tablet
Resolred, That the Committee on Or.
dinanCes consider the Rdvlsability OF re-
porting an ordinance providing substan-
tally that the Chief Of the Fire Depart
ment shall take oversight Of all the pub
lie buildings and report their condition
to Council showing how they
are kept and as TO any
needed repairs; and also requiring him
10 visit all buildings In the course OF
construction in tho city and see that
they are being built according to tho
plans and specifications thereof, and to
report to Council by ORDINANCE or other
wise,
The First eoncuTed with the Second
on tho Health Committees report at the
last meeting, including the letting OF the
garbage contracts. Those who have
thus secured the contracts should iile
their bonds with Clerk Thoner at once
and get to work,
President Cruise and Mr.. seeloy both
took occasion during the lull in proceed
ings to take the Register to task for an
editorial in yesterdays issue rejecting
on the lnp4paplty pI the present Coun-
Gil, and particularly the Second Branch.
They repudiRted i'll odium cast on that
Branch, aud blame the delays aud other
faults on the First Branch.
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J. +. Trueman leaves today for Cumberland,
o., To spend few days with his brother.
The Good TomplAB Will give festival and
supper In the Y. N. q. A. hall this evening.
Mrs. A. DlCkcnon, an old lady Of West Wheel
Ing, Is lying ut the point OF death from paraly'
L. Charles has removed his family here from
Youngstown and will make this place his future
hong. .
Frank Fisher, who Is confined to his room by
typhoid fever, was reported much worse yes
tefday,
J. l.. Green, OF the Cleveland, Iorain ( Wheel
Ing railroad, aud MI. Russell, Of the mlnuiac
turing establishment OF Russell 4 Co., Of MaHSil
lon, spent yesterday 10 town on business.
The animal election Of officers and Director
for the Young Mems Christian Association took
place TucSdAy evening, aud the following per
sons were regularly chosen for tho ensuing year
W. ". Scott, President; Thomas s. Davis, Vice
President; W. +. Ayers, Secretary; Charles Il.
l.Oe, Treasurer, aud the following Six directors:
John OhGnh On, ". II, CLARK, j. 3, tIoc, Charles
Il, 0yler, George Cook Glllu and John N. Turner.
The Association will eel brnte Us third anniver.
Ary Sunday, April y, by apubllc meeting at
p. III. In It's rooms, which VIII be conducted By
Secretary Lynch aud other members OF the
Wheeling Association; and at 1880 p. m, union
services will DO held In the new Presbyterian
church, ut which the officers reports will be
read and addresses delivered by tho pastors Of
the churches and Others. Special mptlC will be
Rn attractive feature,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-27
A FIFTY MILE RACE

An Interesting start for the First Hal,
Clara BELL Leads Eight Laps-EIhibitlon
Hun this Evening,
The tlky.mile pedestrian race between
Clara Bell, OF Pittsburgh, and BERTHE
Lawrence, Of Allegheny, opened at the
Capitol rink last night with good at
tendance, The first mile was made by
Clara in eight minutes and her competi,
tor was close at her heels, The second
mile was made in II and the third in o!
minutes. The first five miles was very
closely contested. After that Miss Bell
who Is the larger, began TO gain. The
contest was interesting aud aroused en-
thusiasm. Miss Bell finished her first
twenty-five miles at 1920, having started
at S;O5. She was eight laps ahead atth'
finish.
The other twenty-five miles will b!
run this evening, commencing, at
O'Clock. At 10 Miss Mamie Wood, Nils
Bells trainer, will run two miles agains
time, trying to make it in eight minutes
or less,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-27
ABOUT People.
strangers IN the City aud wheeling People
Abroad,

AuE0Nue
Miss Mollie sylyis is visiting relatives
at BelIaire,
Mrs. John S. Lynch and Mics Katie
Lynch, Of Harrisburg, Pa, are in the
city.
Mr., j, NJ. Rogers, one Of Wellsburg's
most prominent and substantial citizens,
was down yesterday,
Hon. N. b. Scott has returned from an
extended business trip to Indianapolis
and other gas boom towns,
John Wilhelm, William Rohrig and
John DetiOn, weIl-known business men,
will leave tomorrow at So'clock q, IN, for
Baltimore, where they will take passage
on May on the steamer Trave for Ger
many.
Mr.. Bob pevries, OF this city, aud Mr.,
Bob IIaase, the Baltimore 4 Ohio ticket
agent Mt Bellalre, left yesterday on q
pleasure jaunt West, They expect tn 80
Us far as Denver and will be absent about
ten days.
Rev. A. ], Trey, OF the First Baptist
CuuIGlll VIII Oh OAubAbh hAuAHAIki pASASA
tho memorial sermon OF two Of the for.
mer pastors Of this church, Rev. j. u,
Bristow and Rev. j. B. milford, who
have recently died,
Major William Wilson, the fat and
jolly travelling man from New York, who
demonstrated his Repgbllcanism in u
royal manner during the jolllfcation
here following President Harrison's cleo.
ton, Is again In the city registered at
the stamm.
DR.. I. O. Edwards and wiie and Mr.,
and Mrs, John O. Riheldatler left on the
b, 4 0. at $3.50 last evening for New
York IL attend tho Washington Centen'
nial. Dr. ], H.Gufry also vent on the
sane train, expecting his wife to Join
him at Baltimore.
Col. A. A. Franzheim will leave this
evening Tor New York to attend the
Washington Inaugural Centennial Cele,
bration, The ColOnel goes In . double
CapaCItyr-Ns ono Of the Commissioners
from this State and as a member Of Gov
ernOr Wilson's staff.
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Tho wheolm en-. Holiday.

The Wheeling Wheelmen will cele-
brate the s3Oth anniversary, when it
Is expected that everybody take at
lcastfa halt-holiday, with q run to St.
Clairsville and back, The run will be
in charge OF Captain Mccoy, OF the
Wheelmen, and all wheelmen, whether
members OF the organization or not, and
whether living in this city or across the
river, are invited 10 accompany the COM
pGny. Those intending to 60 will meet
on Main street, at the bridge corner, at
| 40 n. m.
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The twenty-eighlh International Con.
yention OF the Young Mems Christian
Association will be held in Philadelphia
May Sto IL. Tho Rev, DR., @, W, Gushing,
pastor OF the Fourth Street Church,
Capt, William II. Irwin aud j. O, Lynch,
General secretaryot the Young Mems
Christian Association Of this city, have
been appointed to represent this Asso'
citation ut the convention, 1t is expect,
ed that there will be over one thousand
delegates present from all parts Of the
world, and that it will be tho largest and
best convention ever held under the
auspices Of the organization, One oil
these conventions was held in Philadel'
phia twenty-iour years ago ut that time
the Association was in It's infancy, and
It's most earnest advocates while hoping
for much had never dreamed OF IL be-
coming thelarge and powerful organiza
ton It now is, with It's hundreds OF
thousands Of members and owning valu'
able properties.
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A lllr well mud n LIttle One.

The IETELLIaENcng's correspondent at
Taylorstown sends the following; The
No, 3 School House oil well, on the
school house lot, owned by Billy Nc
Bride & Askew, came in Thursday night,
II was shut down on the second bit, but
made q flow Of eighteen inches in a 25O
barrel tank through tho night. Yester.
day morning she was bored through and
made two flows Of fifteen Inches each.
A 250tank runs two and one'half bar
rels to the inch. She is good for 500
barrels. This well is on the northeast.
ern end OF the Houston farm, and one.
quarter mile ahead Of al! other develop.
ments.
McKeOwn No. IA OIL the Knox farm Is
in and light not over forty barrels,
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10 re-
cord two deeds OF trust and the following
transfers OF real estate.
Deed mado April %, by August Miller
and wife, to George Busch, In considers
ton OF S025, for part Of lot 2S, In steen-
rods addition, on tho National road.
Also deed made April "a, by Eliza
beth O'Neal to Samuel Elder, In con-
alteration OF So, for all her interest In
lot 50. on the north side Of Eighteenth
street, ,
Dougherty Cable Traction Company, Of
Philadelphia, to Morris Horkhelmer'
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LOOAL BREYITIgs.


matters OF MINOR mOHloht III anu apuut Ho
City,
MATINEE at the Grand to-day,
TIE air was cold enough for January
yesterday.
The GRAND this oveniug-"A Check
cred Life"
FINISH OF tho flity-mile walking match
at the Capitol rink tonight,
OFFICER He'll yesterday locked up
Penn Mason, Coltredi drunk and dlsor'
derby,
TnE First Spiritual church meets at
Union Hall, next to g. A. II, Hall, every
Sunday.
THERE is no truth in the report that q
man was frozen To death In the First
ward on Thursday night.
THE Sixth ward thinks It has a griey-
anCe. The garbage collector doesn't
collect. Where do theyP
The Wheeling & Elm Grove railroad
will change time on Monday. The now
time table appears elsewhere this morn
ing,
A LITTLE son Of Henry jaeger living
on Jacob street, in the Eighth ward, was
run over by n buggy, and his right knee
badly hurt.
TnE Electric Street Railroad Company
began yesterday morning the work OF
properly repaving the space between its
rails on Eolf street, South Side.
A SMALL boy named Lewis Hites, aged
about 8, living at 2s Eleventh street,
was lost at noon yesterday and did not
turn up till late last evening.
In Judge CampbelPs Court yesterday
tho case OF II. n. Gilleland vs., the
Wheeling Soap Company, appealed from
Justices court, was tried to a Jury DISK.
THIEVES entered the cigar store OF
Joseph Yahn, on Eighteenth street,
night before last, breaking through q
large show window. Very little was
stolen.
THE Knights Of 81, George, Of this city,
have made arrangements to attend d.
vine service ut st. JOseph's Cathedral to.
morrow morning at $3.50 o'clock, at
which time they will receive Holy Com
munion,
w. II. RINEHART, OF ll63 Market street,
sold for Mrs. A. 2. Fink the north one
half of lot No. 10 in Flnk's addition,
Island, to John Johnson, for $500; and
also placed a mortgage for 5000 on Sixth
ward property at 0per cent.
STEAMSHIP tickets to and from Europe
ut low rates. One and two thousand
mile books on Baltimore 4 Ohio and
Pan-E Handle. Local and through tickets
on all lines. Union Railroad and Steam
ship Ticket Office, 1900 Market street.
TIE Methodist Episcopal churches OF
this city will hold Union Thanksgiving
services in the Fourth Street church on
Tuesday, April 80, at 0 a. m. The exer-
cises Will bein charge OF Presiding Elder
s. Ernest Jones, and will be appropriate
to the occasion.
"TuE WATER QUEEN" Bolossy Kiral-
fys great spectacular production, given
at the Opera House last evening, is as
fine play Of the kind as was ever seen
on a Wheeling stage. The ballots are
magnificent, the incidental specialties, es-
pecially the Alexandrolf Bros, great,
and the scenery fne. The house was
well filed. The company goes from
here to Chicago, opening there Sunday
afternoon.
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Rev. /. W. Barr viii conduct the study
OF the International Sunday school les.
son at B o'clock this afternoon. All per.
SONS interested are invited to attend.
The young mems meeting will be held
as usual at o'clock this evening. All
young men who attend will receive a
warm welcome,
Al 4 O'clock Sunday afternoon The
mems gospel meeting will 10 held. This
is popular. and interesting service,
nlnety.slS young men wore IN attend
ance lust Sunday. All young men are
cordially invited to attend tomorrow.
The Sunday afternoon meeting OF the
bridgeport AsgoCiation will le CONDUCTED
by members Of tho Association here,
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This spring with your blood full of i'm
purities, your digestion impaired, your
appetite poor, kidneys and liver torpid,
aud the whole system liable to be pros.
trated by disease-but get yourself into
good condition, and ready for tho chang
Ing and warmer weather, by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t stands unequal.
led for purifying the blood, giving an
and iora general spring medi-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-27

Is a combination OF the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and othel
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered 1t i'm.
mensely popular. 1t cures habitual con,
stipation, indigestion, hiliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc, Sold In so CEN
bottles by O, r, Goethe, w, W. Irwin
w, L, Williams and John Laughlin,
Logan & Co, and Goodwin & Co., whole
sale agents,
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HAATM-on Friday morning, April 20, 1859, at
7:l0 O'Clock, ASSiE, wife Of William HGmIl,
aged 90 years, month and ~ days.
Funeral FROM her lalc residence, M, ?iO5 EoN
street, Monday morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
Mass atst. AlphOntus Church at 0 O'Clock,
Friends Of the family are Invited to attend
IntermOut at NJ. Calvary cemetery.
BERTsCHY-on Friday, April 20 1850, at 7:ii
O'Clock =. M. MiCliAEt BERTscHT, aged 81
years,
Funeral notice hereafter.
GILt,-At his residence In DellairC, Ohio, OH
Friday, April 20, 1857, Ut u O'Clock mid.
night, JAMES B. GILL, formerly Of South
Wheeling, IN hisG1th year,
Funeral notice hereafter.
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About $3.50 o'clock yesterday after
noon dead body was found in the river
at Benson's Ferry. Coroner SChultse
examined II and Undertaken Zook took
charge Of II. II was the body Of man
OF 45 or 30, much deComposed, wearing
jeans pants and stoga boots, ind had
apparently been in the water a long
time. The man was probably steam
boatman. A Barlow knife was taken
from his rocket,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-27

SURGEON GENERAL WOODWARD, United
States Army, saysoi the results Of chronic
malarial poisoning; disorder Of the
kidneys frequently complexities the con.
dition under consideration. Scanty,
more Or lePO albpmingus urine Is often
observed, and those cases not inirequent.
ly terminate in chronic Brights Disease,
with confirmed albuminuria, oedema or
general anasarca." What at first Is rec.
ognized as malaria subsequently found
to be Bright's Disease, which Warmers
Safe Cnre Ctlreg.
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Excursion tickets to New ork City
will be sold ut loT-roDpd. trip ates via
tho Pennsylvania lines for thu centen-
NAL celebration Of the inaugurullou .
George Washington, to DO held ON April
90 and 80, 1850. For iulllniormNtionap.
ply to j, &. Tomlinson, ticket ageAl
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis Rail.
way passenger station, or to j. Bailie,
ticket agent, Mcclure House, Wheeling,
w, Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-27

Is natures own true laxative. II is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or costiyei TO dispel head;
aches, colds, and fever; TO cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc,
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In so cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton ?. Hess, r. p. Burt and Q, Men
knmhllnr.
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BoYs' and girls high cut button School
Shoes 81 80, worth 81 40, at
STONK'B CASH SllOg SToRK,
Ladies', AtttnllOnl

Having opened a fashionable Millinery
and Dress Making Establishment at
ll04 Market street, l desire 10 inform
my friends and tho ladies generally that
| have engaged the services Of Miss
Walker, an Eastern inllllnOr, who will
have charge OF the Millinery Depart.
ineht. Special attention to dress making
and stamping. A cordial invitation Is
10 the ladies to call and see my
goods. j, A. O'KERPFE,
ilO4 Market street.
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The report OF the County Commits
sioners' Finance Committee after their
examination Of the justlCes' docketU
Thursday night is that they found tho
doCkets Of Justices Caldwell, Peterman,
Schnltzs, Phillips, Mspion, Gillespie
and MCCready hll right, but there arc
on Squire Davis's docket six fines marked
paid one Of $40, one OF 81 aud four OF 81
each, which do not app6aF on bis annual
report. The other Justices IN the county
are summoned to appear Wednesday
evening, May !.