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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-13
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
Meetings Of Important Committees Held
last Evening.


The Council Committees on Fire De
partment and City Prison met last even
ing, That on Fire Department having
failed to receive any bids, as advertised
for, Tor putting brick floor in the vigi-
liant engine house, instructed Chief Dun.
ming 10 proceed to have the work done
In the best and cheapest manner posi-
bic, II was also ordered that 9 new car
pet be purchased for the sleeping apart
ment at the Island hose house,
An invitation was received for the
committee 70 attend the annual meeting
Of the fire department chiefs, engineers
and boards, TO be heiarat Kansas City
In the near future, which was ordered
fled, Chief Dpnning asked for q two
weeks leave Of absence, which was
granted, The Chief has not had a leave
Of absence for nearly Ave years and ia
surely entitled TO the short vacation he
asks, He is not yet certain that hb will
find II convenient TO take trip he has
In contemplation, but he wanted the
permission to be absent from the city In
case he should perfect his other arrange,
ments- The Chief is DESTROYS Of going 10
the annual meeting at Kansas City, In
case he goes away Assistant Chief R, v.
Ankle will be at the head Of the depart
ment,
The Committee on City Prison audit,
ed bills to the amount Of Sl5S 80, and
authorized the construction Of q drain,
The Board Of Public Works held one
Of their regular meetings last evening
Aside lromisigning up the pay,rolls and
providlngtor the payment Of some mis-
cellaneous bills nothing Of Importance
WAS done. \! NON -.--.. -Ll-..-L. AL1 IIn.
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IHE PROPOSED BRIDGE
From the City to the Island
Under Discussion
BEFORE THE U, S, ENGINEERS.
The Board Detailed for the Purpose
Examines the Ground and Plans.
Complaints to be Heard To-
day at the McLuFc House,

Major Amos stCkuey, Major D, W,
Lockwood and Capt, Thomas futile, all
United State Army officers, arrived in
the city yesterday, and are at the Nc
Lure House. These three gentlemen
comprise the Board OF Engineers de-
tailed to inspect the proposed location
OF the Wheeling Bridge Company'a
bridge from the city to the Island, The
Board advertised some time ago that II
would meet in this city this forenoon in
open session to hear any complaints OF
circumstances against the location OF
plans Of the bridge, Yesterday they
went over the ground about the two
ends Of the projected bridge and ex'
amiued the site and surroundings in
company with Messrs, George w, g,
Ferris and G, Kaufman, Of Pittsburgh,
representing the Wheeling Bridge Com
pany, Afterwards these gentlemen,
who located and planned the bridge,
explained the details Of the project To
the Board, and q lengthy conference was
held In the Mcclure House parlor.
II was understood that there will be a
large number OF Pittsburgh river men
and coal operators and other people In
terested in the navigation Of the river
here to-day to 20 before the Board,
There will Be some tall kicking against
the bridge, There always Is against
any bridge. But the projectors OF the
enterprise expect the Government 70
grant them permission to erect the
bridge substantially as planned.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Railway Rights Of Way-Ths Electrical
Railroad-PoFsonal etc,

Raiiroaa-feFsonAl Sve'
Misses Mary Abbott and Cora Sloan leave 70
day for ohAutauqpl, ,.,,.,-
Mrs. Capt L, W, Englebright ~ Ylsltlng EelA'
tives ut Holidays Cove W, va,
The wnrk of uniting down sewer on Han.
ovsI and second StFeets win be commenced To-
ShS
q -. MT. $40 ATT. M, n.yIasnD dIad
Al, Johl pAIl, ~ 49, ~ Ws!,a,sy ~ Snn.
~ het nome on FepAe AHse' 'S''''NA3 " WV
SUMPTION
DR.. Isaac Parker and vile, Of Morgan county
Ohio, are visiting the DOCTORS brother, MI OH
yer FarkeFI on walnut suee"
Carpenter Union, No. y, VIII receive On ele'
CANT new banner this week, which VIII % car
tied In the big parade on LABOR Day
Snonno RaURs a Co a stOye WOfkS "a of, owing
N IN Srarrltv AZ coke. This Is the iIFSt manu-
Sc,nyInS eStabIIShmant "a Shut down here on
hi anconnt
~ ,Ao., =. ,or,s ,vtII lava far
NJ Aaa4 MISaS py avsN SisWsi
Ahuetsnl, tna hnoLItyI w Nm, ~ lt.nds AZ MAJ
party BY . plumber q heE yoGng lFepas ~ As'
home on First street last evening"
Mr., H, 9, BowSeE, recently employed q iteIg h1
clerk IN the Cleveland, LoTain wheeling oihG,e,
has resigned and returned 70 Springfield, ". nv
will b. succeeded by Mr.. Edward laught0h'
last evening tho ia club went out 10 the farm
nj M. Joseph Finney, where they surprised
Walter Dafrah, one Of The member, Who'ts 70.
coverInv from n severe Slck smell, The crowd
remaIned tiII a iate hour. and spcnt The evening
veIv niesssmtiv.
Td ,'-,, u, ~ oo,,o,,..,or ,r,, ~ the Mar.
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Charles Ballzell, formerly Of Company
I, First West Virginia Infantry, died
yesterday morning Of Bellalre, and will
be buried at the Peninsular Cemetery
on Wednesday afternoon. His old COM
rades, and old soldiers generally, who
desire to pay the last tribute to Their
comrade will meet at the NeIvs.Lelter Of
fee at / o'clock Wednesday to go Ia
Benson's Ferry 10 meet the funeral.
Mr.. Baltzell was Al years and 0menthE
old. He was a member Of the First
West Virginia Infantry, and served from
1861 to 1865, having re.enlisted US
veteran In 1854. He entered the service
as private, and by his gallant conduct
gradually rose 10 the rank OF Captain
He was quite prominent politician,
and took an active part in the politics
OF his county. He was a delegate to the
National Convention at Chicago that
nominated Blaine and Logan; an hon
est, upright citizen whose loss will be
mourned by large number Of people
for he was Justly very popular. 1t Is q
coincidence that Mrs. Baltzell died on
the same Alay Of tho month, Just foul
months ago, and within a half.hour Of
the same time in the morning. One
daughter, Miss Maggie Baltzell, and
three younger SONS are left orphans by
these deaths.
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AN IMPORTANT CONFERENCE
OF GlRSsworkers and Manufacturers
Mnat hara Tn.hav

OF GlaSsworkers aud Manufacturers to
Meet here To-day
The conference committees Of the
Flint G lassworkers' National Association
and the Manufacturers Association will
meet in this city to-day to consult con-
corning disputed points in the wage
scale adopted at the late Bellaire con-
yention. 1t is expected that the dis
cussion will take q wide range, The
manufacturers asked some time ago n re-
duCtion on certain kinds Of ware, par
tiCularly tumblers, and 1t Is understood
that this point will form the main
feature Of to-day's conference,
Tho main reason for the request for a
reduction was tho low rata Of wages paid
abroad, In Bohemia skilled glass work
ers frequently work for wages rs low as
rs cents a day. The tariff Of from IS to
40 per cent. Gd palorem according TO clas-
siGcation, on glassware, Is not sufficient
TO meet this difference In wages, In
deed, tumblers are imported aud sold in
this country, duty paid, at less price
than the labor alone costs In this coun'
try. This and other matters affecting
the trade will come up for discussion TO-
daV
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'Ye.terdOy,s League and Association Games

At Cincinnati Baltimore, a Cincinnati, Q
Earned, and .. His, lS and II. Errors, 2ant
4. Pitchers, Foreman and Duryea.
At Louisvllle-First game, Athletics, .; Louis
VILE, 9, Earned, each. Hits, II and 8. Errors
land4. Pitchers. Mcmahon aud EhrCL secont
gane, Athletics, 10; LOulsVllle,6 8. Earned, 2 ant
D. Hits, 10 and4 Errors, 8 aud 8. Home runs
LArkin and Bauer Pitchers, Seward and Rob
lnS0n.
Earned, aud /. Hits, u and 3. Errors, aut
4. Pitchers, SOwdeB and widnGf.
AT 81. Louls-st Louis, j: Brooklyn, 0
Earned, Q. Hits, II and 2. Errors, and
Pitchers, Chamberlain aud Caruthers.
At Pittsburgh-BOston 81 Pittsburgh .. Earn
cd, sand ]. Hits qand7. Errors, 3 and /. Pitch
ors ClRrksOn and Morris,
At Chicago Chicago was not 10 the race, a.
though IN Tho ninth they found Gleason's de-
livery for 4 singles, 2 doubles and home run,
plling up seven runs. Sanders went IN tho box
Tor PhllilC III tho fourth, giving tho ChlcAgos
but ono hit and winning the game. Philadelphia
II; Chicago .. Earned, each. Hits, 10 and 70.
Errors, and 9. Pitchers, TenCr, Gleason and
Sanders.
Al Indianapolis waShlngton 8; indianapolis
4. Earned, land /. Hits, 10and .. Errors, GAnd
O.. Pitchers, Person and Get1eln.
AT CleyelAnd-New York Al Cleveland Q, Hits
5 each. Errors, each. Pitchers, Gtuber and
KnhfN.
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ABOUP PEOPLE.
Strangers In the city aud wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City aud wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Lou Swabacker is East for
months vacation.
Miss Alice Brown is the guest Of
friends in Parkersburg.
Miss Ida Combs is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Steger, at Bellaire.
Miss Minnie Aiken, OF Tiltonsville, Ia
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. Ned Jenyey, Of Cumberland, Nd,
Is visiting friends In the city.
Mr.. Walter K. Duval left last night
for his home at Omaha, Neb.
Mr.. John Cook and ]. Eidmeller re-
turned yesterday from trip East.
Mr.. +. W. Clarke, OF New Martins
vile, was at the Mcclure House yes
torday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Gibson have
returned from pleasure trip in the In
terror Of the State.
Judge ]. r. PAUL. and wife left yester'
day for Gloucester, Mass, on a two
weeks pleasure trip,
Miss Minnie L. Beier and Miss Lou
A. Beier have departed for two weeks
visit TO Lake Side, Ohio.
Mrs. w. II. Chapman, Of North Mar
ket street, returned yesterday from
visit 10 frlendsln Yorkvllle.
Mrs. Jane Whittenbrook, Of Woods
field, who has been visiting friendl
here for some time, left for home yes
terday.
Mrs. Hannah Riley and daughter
Miss Annie, OF this city, were guests o.
Mr.. ]. O. SpenCer's family in Grafton
last week.
Mr.. W. T. Manning, Of Pittsburgh
Engineer Maintenance Of Way, Pitts
burgh Division, Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail
road, Is at the Mcclure House.
Mrs. Jack Glasscock, of the Island
wife Of the famous short stop Of the In
dianapolis ballnine, yesterday presented
her husband with another fine boy.
Among those registered at the stamn
yesterday were John S. Hicks, Of Cam
eron, Ellis Shriver, Of Burton, and II
Krug and G. B. West, Of SistersVille.
DR.. John W. Scott, father OF Mrs
President Harrison, Is visiting his niece
Mrs. Joshua Wright, at Washington, Pa
DR.. Scott graduated at Washington IN
1920 and for number oil years taught II
the college.
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LOCAL BRRYITIgs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and Aboat the

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About tho
Lors Of gas areS were lighted last
night,
THE Bellaire blast furnace went on
yesterday,
MRs. WILLIAM BOwERs, living on the
South Side, fell Sunday afternoon ana
broke her arm.
THR moon set rather bad example
last night. It was full and went rolling
home in the morning.
A DAUGHTER OF Ike Sheppard, Of Lime
stone, fell Saturday afternoon out oil an
apple tree and broke her arm,
THE ladies OF the English Lutheran
Church will give q lawn fete on the OLD
fair grounds park this evening
THE Trustees Of Bethany College wiz
meet there to-day to elect q President
10 succeed the late DR., WooleFy,
THI Opera House brass band has been
engaged 10 furnish music for the State
Fair during the week OF the Fair,
THg last will and testament Of Henry
Ahlborn, deceased, was yesterday al
mitted TO probate and ordered 10 DC
recorded,
A REGULAR semi.monthly meeting Of
Council will be held this evening.
There are several matters OF interest
that will be brought up.
HENRY sHALLCRoss and the Opera
House management are putting up the
finest bill board In town on the corner
Of Sixteenth and Market streets, at the
old Capitol rink site.
Ed LATToN, aged %, a native Of Wash,
ington county, Pa, and resident o.
Wheeling, and Miss Sadie Luse, ,algeol
81, a native OF Pittsburgh and resident
Of Wheeling, were yesterday licensed le
wed.
ALL reports from the Mark Twain Roc
and GUN Club, located down the river
are to the effect that the boys are having
q glorious good time. a party oil dls
tinguished guests will visit their CAM
| the first OF next week.
GEORGE +. WoRK, Of General HancocE
Camp No. 20, Sons OF Veterans, wa
visiting the Lincoln Camp, Of Wells
burg, last evening TO arrange an excur
sion for the 3Oth OF August for the Sons
OF Veterans fair and festival to be held
in the Alhambra rink,
Born the Central and Hobbs glas!
houses are preparing to start up, and
will resume work the last Of this week
or the first OF next, The North Wheel
ing glass works Is not yet done the
necessary repairs, and no definite date
has been fixed for resumption,
TnEcolored people OF Wheeling, Mar
tins Ferry, Bridgeport and Bellaire will
hold a campmeetiug at Ridgeway Grove
commencing Sunday, August II, anl
continuing two weeks. Specials Will BIZ
run on the O., L, & w. road each Sun
day, and hundreds Of people will go out
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BELLAIRH.
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City,

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.
Mrs. A. J, Steel, Of Altoona, Pa has moved to
welby crImmcl, OF FOstorIa, is here on visit
10 friends,
Several new houses on Rose Hill arc about
ready for occupancy
Col. $, l., Mooney, Of WOOdsaGld, passed
through tho city yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gill Sundayed at the
MOundsville Camp Grounds.
The candidate was on hand at the different
meetings on Sunday shaking hands,
Workmen began on the ditch for the water
mains on ThlrIy.seyenth street yesterday
r. Bruner, Train Master Of the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh Railroad, was iu tho city yesterday,
Thomas Spence goes tomorrow 10 Philadel
phia 10 purchase machinery for hSnGw pop fac
tory,
Conductor William Chamber while playing
with his little son, got severe scratch under the
rlghteye.
james wllSona aud wife have returned from q
pleasant aud profitable weeks visit 10 Mountain
Lake Park.
The BellfrS zanSsvllC Cincinnati natl, R ,Sns
yesterday Tor New York City.
Miss Emma Bertram, Of Gravel Hill, was badly
burned on the hands by an explosion Of natural
gas In trying to light the llre
The principals In tho Friday night row arc "a
By arrested and locked up. The parties, or some
Of them, afe very prominent here,
The b., z. & G. RallwAyra trains all day Sun
day and nearly all night the lust train getting
here yesterday morning Ut O'Clock,
Two young newly married men went to camp
meeting, on sunday, aud not long 4iter, on the
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Excursion to Atlantic CITY, via d. 4 o.

The second Of these select excursions
will be run from Wheeling on Thurs.
day, August 10. Round trip rate $40
Tickets good ten days, with stop.oH
privilege at Washington, D. O., return.
Ing. A parlor car will be attached Ia
the car leaving Wheeling at 4:35 q. M,
via Grafton, and Pullman sleeper at
tached TO train leaving at 0:1O p. m. via
Pittsburgh. For parlor and Bleeping car
space, time Of trains, etc., Callat d. 4 0.
ticket Office.
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wnEEtISo, W.YAs AuguStT, 1880.
Nstsu. 8, Basr,S sons
GRNTLEMES;--I will now send twenty
Eve tickets received by buylngPan.H Han.
die Coffee. My little girl, aged Is, has
always been asking az our grocery for
your coffee, hoping 10 get the chrome OF
q little boy with his head resting on his
arms. Just a. she had saved twenty.
three tickets she took sick and died In
four days time. ] thought, being her
mamma, would try and getit, now she
10 gone, and always call II Little Annie's
picture. find your colIeeto DO excellent,
and expect 10 continue uSingit. Please
obllgO me bysendlng II 10
Mus. Lou r, sSiDER,
No. 1901 McColloCh street,
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A correspondent writing from the
Burr's Mills camp meeting says: BISHOP
Joyce arrived early Saturday morning
and at the dismissal Of the congregation
at noon many Of tho people shook the
Bishops hand heartily He Is not hard
10 get acquainted with, as his manner Il
quite genial and kindly. A delegation
from the Moundsvllle' camp came out tC
meet Bishop Joyce, and make arrange
ments for him to go TO their camp
ground, and he will 20 there this week
and stay with them five days. james
W. Bodley, William Hastings, N. w
Beck and George Miller was the com
mittee.
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Mhsslmen,. NISrlInr To.nirht,

An important meeting OF the Wheel.
Ing Wheelmen will be held this evening
at the City-Bullding after the run by the
wheelmen. The committee on race In
vitations will report, and there are
several interesting matters 10 DO con.
sidered. II Is desired that as many
members as possible shall secure their
uniforms at once. II Is proposed that
the club and other wheelmen desiring Ia
shall turn out In a body at the State
Fair for q parade on the grounds,
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Justice Davis's Court YestertIay

Julia Casino swore out warrant Ii
Squire DaYis's court yesterday charging
Louis Casino, her brother.in.law, witt
using profane language. He was fined
one dollar and costs, which he paid
The same woman then swore outa peace
warrant for Louis, and he gave bond in
the sum Of fifty dollars tokeep the peace
one year, and paid the costs. ~
George Lincoln sWore out warrant
for Dick Jefferson both colored), charg'
ing him with assault and battery. He
entered q plea Of guilty, and paid a fine
OF five dollars and costs.
Other warrants were Issued by the
Justice last night, which will be exc
Cuted to-day.
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the $4,000 PAID OYER.
The Wheeling & Harrisburg Gets It's First
InAtnllmnnt.


There was a meeting Of the Board O
County Commissioners yesterday, at
which the Finance Committee report
ed that it had gone over the ground and
the papers of the Wheeling & Harris
burg Railway Company, and had become
certain that the company had expended
the sum stipulated by the ordinance
to be spent before any portion OF the
county's subscription Of $500, 1000 could
be paid over. The committee therefore
recommended that the county pay ovel
ment Of $4,000, md on motion this wai
ordered to DO done, and President Dob
bins was instructed to draw his check
on the German Bank for the sum. This
he did, and the check was handed ovel
to President Cochran, OF the company.
soon after the Board adjourned.
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The Ohio County Teachers Institute
opened yesterday at Trladelphia, and
will continue all week, City superin.
tOndent Anderson, Of this city, Is the
main instructor.
The Marshall County Teachers InsLi.
tute opened at Moundsville yesterday.
Last evening Rev. L. L. Stewart, pastor
Of the NJ. Il. Church there, leCtured 10
tue teachers ID attendance and a good
audience Of citizens, on Morality In the
Public Schools"
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AN AWFUL FATE

Befalls the wheeling Team at DAYTON,
other HALL Games Played Yesterday.
The news received from Dayton last
evening relative to an alleged game oil
ball played there yesterday in which the
nondescript aggregation known as the
Wheeling Ball Club took part, is to say
the least rather startling. The details
are meagre aud unsatisfactory as con
tanned Ia the special printed below. II
would be interesting to know just why
1t was that shamus refused to bat and
was declared out in consequence. II
will be observed that Harry Carey, the
new pitcher from East Liverpool, played
with the club, but not in the box. Al
the bat he got n single, and by good
base running made two OF the scores
The special received is as follows:
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In tic circuit Court.

A special term Of the Circuit Court
was held yesterday, Judge John A.
Campbell presiding. L. r. Holiday,
guardian Of Ella Holiday, gave bond
preparatory to selling certain lots at
Bellyue. The following gentlemenwere
confirmed as trustees Of the Second
Presbyterian church: W. u. Simpson,
7. II Hutchinson, Joseph lawson,
Robert Simpson, I. Q, Molfat, William
Erskine, Df. ]. L. Belleyllle, George u.
Hannah and George II, Carnahan.
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IF you cannot see aud need speCtaCles
you should call on us and hare your Eyes
Tested without charge. We, hare The
finest instruments and more experience
than any other 0pllClan In the State,
aud guarantee satisfaction or money 70.
funded. JACOB w. GRUllB,
JeWeler and uptlClan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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"Trauping Is my occupation;
Hunger gives u man q cTRmp.
am known at every station
As the famous Wheeling tramp,
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There was quite scare out at Fulton
yesterday over the alleged existence OIL
smallpox In n camp oil Colored tunnel
workers. Dr.. Myers, the County Health
Officer, being absent, DR.. Garrison, City
Health Officer and member Of the State
Board Of Health, went out at the request
Of NJ. Stein, Mayorof Fulton, and mem.
Der Of the County board OF Health, but
found no sign Of smallpox: The colored
workmen do not thrive in this climate,
and have been leaving lately In large
numbers, but no serious illness has ex'
listed among them.
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1g combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste aud
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
ineneely popular. II cures habitual con.
stipatlon, indigestion, billousnesS, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold 10 80 cent
bottles BY Q. r, Goethe, w. w, Irwin
W. u. Williams and John Laughlln.
Logan Drug Go. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
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Ladies'

in delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, will find the
pleasant California liquid iruikGemedy,
Syrup of Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial in effect than any other
remedy. 1t acts promptly yet gently on
the bowels, kidneys, liver, aud stomach,
aud does not slcken or debilitate. Fol
sale 10 80 cents and 81 90 bottles by
Logan Co., Anton T. Hess, 4. D. Burt
and O. Menkemeller.
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Captain William Dillon, who has jusI
returned from Kansas City, brought with
him two specimens Of the light gauge
cut MALTA Bix.penny and a ten.pehny--
which he found In the open natkeI
there. Some Of these nails must there,
fore he cut In d commercial way al some
western mill. These arc beautiful
nails, and tho Mailer who ground The
dies was al artist, No contractor or car.
penter would want better nail-or
could lot one II hO did want II,
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted tc
record two deeds Of trust and transfers
as follows:
July "a, by John R. Lake and wife tc
Frank @. Swift, for $27S 80, part Of lot 81
on the west side Of South Broadway
July 81, by William Craig to Henry
Craig, for S., q lot on McColloch street
in the Eighth ward.
August 7, by Charles Fl. Plat and wife
to Joseph Bryson and wife, for $3.50, the
northeast corner Of lot 20 In Division ]
OF Joseph Caldwell's addition.