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TWO srrs rORrFITFD.

The set between Messrs. Harry Cum
Minis and sam BrOcbunier was forfeited 10
the former gentleman by the latter failing
10 appear, as was also the Sst between
Messrs. Arthur Hubbard and Harry Simp-
son. the latter losing by his failure TO APP
pear.
Misses Mary Smythe and Bessie Hubbard
started to play but We're compelled to quit
on account Of darkness, the score standing
, love in favor Of Miss Smythe. This game
will be finished the first thing this morn
ing.
The tournament will reopen at o'clock
this morning. and some fine playing is
promised to-day. A double court will be
arranged and the morning hours will be oc-
cupied with ladies' doubles, gentlemens
doubles and mixed doubles The finals IN
the ladies' and gentlemen's singles for first
prizes will take place this afternoon Mr..
ii. Sonueborn has offered a fine sash as a
second prize for ladies' singles: Every
body should turn out and patronize good
cause. They will find great deal of in
terest in the games to-day.
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Over 5000 spent the most delightful
Fourth In their lives at the Park last year.
4 Streak of Fortune.

Mrs w. Keller, OF this city, had the
good fortune on the 18th day Of April to be
notified that she was the holder of TWEEN
teth Of ticket numbered ,3O3, of the Louis
lana State Lottery, which drew the capital
prize Of 500, 900, and last week she received
a sack Of twenty dollar gold pieces from the
Lottery Company, amounting 10 $4,000.
which she has deposited in the First Ma
tional Bank for the present.-Sdn Luis
Ohisp0 tCal.) Republic, May IL.
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CLUB ORDERS.

To families living out of the city we
will pay freight on all orders amounting
to so and upwards to any railway sta
ton POO miles from any Of our stores.
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The question Of giving 100000 to the
above railroad to bring it to Wheeling
is one Of vital interest to all US. Rail
roads bring business. business brings
money. and that is what we all work for.
The splendid Safes sold by the Globe
Contract Co. will afford you a safe de-
pOsitory for il.
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
Peter Gundling Dead.

Mr.. Peter w. Gundling, Superintendent
of the City Work House, whose illness was
mentioned yesterday, died yesterday morn
ing at 5 80 o'clock at his residence, No. 632
National road, of typhoid fever. The fun
eral will take place Thursday morning
from the family residence and Requiem
mass will be said at the Cathedral at 9
o'clock. Mr.. Gundling's death takes away
an efficient and impartial officer.
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Readers Of the REGISTER leaving the city
for their summer vacations can have it
mailed to any address within the United
States at the regular monthly rates, post
400 nranaid
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For Your Picnic Basket.

Do you want something delicious to
put in your picnic basket? Get Mar
wins Big Four Ginger Cakes, Patent
Crackers. or Base Ball Cakes. They are
lust what you want. Your grocer keeps
them.
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SECOND PAGE
t-.fnrIf~>inuers' Salcof City Property.
N.-i,. Tooth poWdcr-R. n. List
Fiv FauS-Neshitt \ Bro.
New Nrrivals-Ewiuc Bros
Painting. Graiuing and Paper hangiug-D' T.
Is uruer.
Wanted Two Timers
Wanfed-Actiye. Sober Man.
Sr....i.tl Nertin--Patriotic sons of America.
Sivfh Semi-Annual Statemcnt-Muiual >'N-
ng~ Bank.
Excursion Tickets Tor Stlc-John ballie-
Notice OBJ Take DISPOSITIONS.
Divi.i.rd Nofic--Mutual savings Bank.
FoUETH PACE.
N.u summer Dress Fahric>-teo. T. >tilci
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THE following druggists outside of Wheel
ing are agents for Chamberlain's celebra-
ted remedies: 4. II. Burnley. Cameron; j.
NJ Tetrick, Warrington; e. 3. Carney,
Fairmont; Grant & jackson, Grafton; l..
T. Wells, Clarksburg; r. T. Richardson,
New Alartinsville.
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Reduced Rates Via the Pennsylvania
Lines, July 9Th. 9th, and eth.
Excursion tickets for the Knights of
Phythias conclave at Milwaukee will be
sold via the Pennsylvania Lines July
5th. 9th, and 9Th, at greatly reduced
rates. Tickets good returning until
July 18th. inclusive.
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sPRING AND sUMNIER.

All the latest styles. consisting OF SUIT
ngs. PantalOonings and ONercoatihgs'
FIRST class work and tit guaranteed. shirts
full line. in Dress. silk and Flannels- HAN
Hose. the best csc. Half Hose made.
c. HESS 3 SONS,
1891 and 1928 Market Street.
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Boots and shoes on Cheap Counter.

Boots and shoes ON Cheap Counter.
Ladies' Fine Kid Sl.75 Shoes reduced
% 9Sc.
Ladies' Fine Dongola regular 5000
Shoe. Cincinnati style. at Sl.l7.
Ladies' Genuine French Kid $50
Shoe closing out at $3.50.
Ladies' Carpet Slippers at PIC.
Infants Fine Kid Shoes at 2ic.
Misses Fine Morocco Shoes at sc.
Mems Fine Calf Tap Sole Boots, every
pair warranted, at Sl.9S.
Mems Veal Calf Balls Shoes at Sl.0O.
Boys Veal Calf Balls Shoes at SSc.
Ladies' Fine Kid oxford Ties from 63c
up at HAsENAUEE' SHOE HOUSE.
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II. f. HILIMAN * Co. are turning out
the best club watch in the city for the
money. H. L. HILLMAN Il Co.
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THE WEATHER.
II CT to New Advertisements.

ForW.,trru Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
rain followed during the day by lalr "lhu>'
.ltftfne O.. nUr'hncsterly. lower temperature.
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spend Your ath At The seashore.

The b. Il o. excursion on the Bird OF
July to Atlantic City is the correct
thing. Round trip. good 10 days only
$40. 21,23,5,G0,l.2,3.
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NAnE roR nrH snlorRN
Jory the Linsly Shorthand class.
For the HoYs.
The w. 81. L. II. II. Appropriation.

Marvin's Base Ball Cakes are delight
to every boy who tries them. The finest
mOlasscs cakes made.
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Do you want pure, sweet, wholesome
Crackers? Then buy only the goods OF
:. ). Marvin < Co. Your grocer keeps
them.
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TURTLE SoUP AND LUNCH Wedncs-
day evening at George Buffers saloon,
corner Thirty-SiXth and Woods streets.
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Fi,inr the TeIephone wires.

Go to the Park early on the Fourth Sc
cure nice spot and avoid the rush on the
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GREATEST EVER OFFERED

ENTERPRISE Baking Powder is pnrest
and host
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The entire Opera House Orchestra and
Brass Band will play at the Park on the
Fourth of July.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-02

ENTERPRISE Baking Powder makes
lighter and winter biscuit than any other
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-02

GOLD DOLLARS and Enterprise Baking
Powder alike go without premiums.
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spend the Glorious Fourth at the f'rN'
the great family resort. Motors leave
every hour.
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WARM weather often causes extreme
tired feeling and debility, and in the
weakened condition Of the system, dis
eases arising from impure blood are
liable to appear. To gain strength, to
overcome disease, and to purify, vitaize.
and enrich the blood, take Hoods Sar-
sanarilln.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-02

INSTRUCTIONS in Photography, picta-
ton classes, and Typewritng at Linsly
Shorthand School.
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Atlantic City Excursion
just What You Want.

via the b. & O., July 3rd. Round triI
$40. good 10 days. 2l,2,3,5,7,O, l,2,3.
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Card From the Clerk. to the Public.

The Clerks u the city have petitioncd their
employer, TO close their places OF business ~
O'Clock p. m. with the exception Of SATURDAY.
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EXCURSION TO MILWAUKEE.

No EXTRA charge for Typcwriting at
LinSley Shorthand School.
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The rattle Of team of goats, wagon
and harness, at SeibertS Garden, has
been postponed until July 4th.
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ATLANTIC TEA CO.,
ttO9, tiit and 2269 Market ST.,
10, Fl and % Twenty third ST.
MnEEIING " VA

1870 s. Fourth ST., SteubenIille, Ohio.
Cor. Market and Fifth SIS, East Liverpool, Ohio.
179 Front Street, Marietta, Ohio.
93 Baltimore Street, Cumberland. Nd.
Is Market Street. Parkersburg, W. Va.
1906 Belmont St., Bellaire, Ohio.
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ENTRIES will be received until Thurs
day noon for horse race, to take place
ON Fair Grounds on Fourth Of July.
Prize. $50. Inquire Of w. I. Mitchell,
1918 Eoff street.
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LINsLY Shorthand School. July and
August. $40 for the course.
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Seaside and Cnnntrv.

PURITY and strength combined in En-
erprise Baking Powder.
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Don't be Deceived.

|. S. Coon soils Dry Goods the cheapest
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Buy your Jewelry at
II. L. HIIIMAN Il Co.'S.
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Resolutions of Condemnation.

At regular meeting Of Painters and
Decorators Local Union No. 81, the follow
ing was passed upon:
Resolved, That we as body OF Union
Painters and Decorators, condemn the
action of two of the committee OF the Car
penters' Union No. 3, in that they voted TO
20 TO work with non-union workmen. And
be il further
Resolued That we hope the Carpenters
Union will concur in our action.
(Siged) COMMITTEE.
Wheeling, ~ Ia, July I, 1890.
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SAMPLES Of DR.. Miles Restorative Merry
inc at the Logan Drug Co.'S, X. b. Burts,
and Bowie Bros, Bridgeport, O. Cures
Headache, Nervousness, SleeplesSness'
Neuralgia, Fits, etc.
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"FJ .Vs
Il. Il. Z.
McKeesport. ......,.
batterics-Darra and Yak for Canton: Lean.
onaha llaller LOT Mckcesport. Umpire, Jamison.
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A LIVELY OLD TINE.
A Young Mart!a's ferfian Usss Ills i,cvoi.
yer to rretty Good Effect.

a 4ouhG HhFt'a's Ferffaff Eses His Rcvof.
yer to rretty Good Effect.
Ed. Anderson and Charley McCord
had n fight on Saturday afternoon near
the @. 4 p. freight depot about some
money Anderson had taken from Nc.
Cord. Officer Bowman arrested McCord
and Officer Murphy found Anderson at
his home, corner First and Walnut
street. Anderson refused to 20 and
drew his revolver on Murphy, who quick.
ly drew Ills. and the two then stood with
their revolvers pointing at each other.
Mrs. Anderson, fearing Murphy might
XII her husband, jumped in front Of tho
latter, and slammed the door in the OIL.
GERS face. Anderson then ran out OF
the back door down through Spence's
agricultural works, and made his eecape.
At the ferry landing where ski1s arc
running during the absence OF the ferry
boat, Anderson drew his revolver on
Capt. John Hutchinson and compelled
him to take him across that minute and
lAnd him at the blast furnace, instead OF
the regular landing. In crossing Ander.
BON sat in the bow and kent the revolver,
a large AZ calibre Smith K Wesson,
pointed at Capt. liutchinson's back all
the way over tho river. David Paxton
and a Mr.. Wells were also in the skill
and would have taken the revolver from
Anderson but he kept 1t pointed ut them
all the time. When the West Virginia
shore was reached Anderson in his hurry
to jump out fell in tho river and ken.
his revolver pointed at them while he
was III the water and until he was half
way up the bank.
At the blast furnace Anderson at.
tempted TO board an east bound freight
train and in 30 doug fell and narrowly
escaped being killed, but did not have
an arm cut oil as reported. He appeared
later at John kline's saloon in North
Wheeling md made an unsuccessful at.
tempt to pawn his revolver. Later in
the evening he went to Bridgeport and
boarded q freight train and when l.sl
seen was on this going through Martins
Ferry again, 10 the a%stonishment ofthose
who were familiar with the escapsde,
Anderson has served one term III the
Ohio State penitentiary and Is well
known in police circles. lie is a mar.
ried man, only twenty-five years old,
and has three children.
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A FIRE UN TIN ISLAND,
Tho Stable OF Shafrer. tho mixer, Set OIL
Fire, aud a Horse burned.

Tho Stable Of shatrer, tho Tinker, Set Oh
Fire, aud n Horse burned.
AT few minutes past nine O'Clock
last night, an alarm OF FIRE was turned In
by Mr.. al. Smith from box No. 70, on
the Island, on account OF q FIRE In the
stable ut Joseph Schaler's. bakery No.
Ol, South Broadway. Tho fire was dis
covered by people living in the neigh.
borhood, and was when first seen, 10.
Gated in the northwest corner OF the
hay NOV. Tho flames were bursting
through tho boards, and before tho dc.
partment could get u stream onto it, the
upper part OF the frame stable was well
ablaze all over. After the water was
turned on, tho fire was easily controlled,
and was put out before 1t communicated
to any other building.
The fire was OF incendiary origin, as
there had been no fire In the stable OF
the bake house adjoining since Satur.
day. Several persons living in the vicin'
ity said they Ind seen a man in tho i'm.
mediate vicinity OF the premises at two
different times during the evening, bu,
none OF them could describe him, al.
though his actions were suspicious. The
loss will amount to about 500, inc!ud.
Ing n horse worth $3.50, which was in the
stable, and a lot Of flour stored in the
bake house, which was drenched with
water. One horse Was taken from the
stable. The horses we're insured 10,
500 each and the stable for the same
amount. The stock in the bakery was
injured for $3.50, all in.the Peabody and
Underwriters companiee.
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Eepiniseence Of the Johnstown Flood.
Soon alter the great food in the Con.
emaugh Valley, Pa, last summer, the
press dispatches heralded the news Of
an epidemic Of diarrhGa at Johnstown.
The following letter from Rev. H., l..
Chapman, pastor of.the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Johnstown, gives the mar.
ticulars and most successful remedy
used:
The box OF six dozen Ci,ambcrlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy
which you sent at the suggestion Of
Hon. Wesley Redhead, reached US soon
after the great food and at q time when
dlarrhisa was quite prevalent. AS soon
as 1t became known that / had the medi.
cine for distribution, there began a great
run on It, which continued until it was
about all gone. Every one, so fur as I
heard from them, testified to its virtues.
declaring it the best medicine for The
purpoDe they had ever used. Those who
got it shared it around with their neigh.
bora, so that am confident your cener.
eslty In Bendlng 1t was productive OF
great good. We used some of it our.
selves and found it not only an excel
lent medicine for diarrhGa, but for Nil
kinds OF pain and %uneasiness in the
stomach and hoYela. It has been re.
garded as the begt medicine known here
for the diseases it Is recommended for.
In view Of your sending such a large
quantity for free distribution among
poor people, l think you are entitled TO
this Testimonial iu lis iavor.-H, t,
CHAPMAN, pastor OF Methodist Episco.
pal Church, YOUNGSTOWN, Pa.
70 Chamberlain &Co., Des Moines, Ia.
For sale by ". W. Irwin, Chas, R,
Groetze, John Klari, Q. schuepf, W. &.
V4lilaulSt DIV
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BEI,LAIRE.

AL Sorts OF Local Sews II Gossip from
tho Gln,s City.
A ttart will be made at the DcllaIrc stove
works tC.day. '
me D., z. {. railroad passenger cars arc be.
IDS rehi"de!cd attd patnted,
James Sevnps Is al work on the Pinch RI,
bridge tiiHt washed out recently. wa
Dogs Killed and injured ,hirty.two sheen bc.
longing to Farmer George Kerr last week.
Miss Viola Runyon, who has been VISITING 81.
raul, Mini, friends, will 10 home this week.
There are Seventton families from here nj Tho
Nusf's Aills camp grounds, and nearly as many
MIS-. i.ondo Will arrive this week from Poland
70 !ivG mere with her sons, OF whom there nrc
several. They have not seen their no:he, Tor
twenty years. 1855 IVA
Inc new fuel plant Is rapidly nearin. com.
nle.!9h sud Will be tried August IL. Captain
bearing is sure Of success. All the window trisss
factories will use It, H"'A
Patsey Moran, while drunk, struck Officer
Hcdetef, OF the q 4 i. yards Saturday, Reiercr
vas trying 70 get him ont OF the yard. The Of.
ncct promptly got n warrant for Mo ans srrs,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
ar. james Neill is home from Atlantic
City.
Mr.: julie 7. Badger, OF Fairmont, is at
the Mcclure.
Mrs. George /. Garrison and children
are visiting friends in Si~stersvi!le.
Miss Maggie Magec, Of North EofI
street, is visiting friends at Pittsburgh.
Mics Martha Sharp, OF Austin, Texas,
is visiting Mrs Mollis Bond, Of The
Island.
Miss Daisy Hervcy, OF the Island, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs, Charles Frantz,
in C%!arinelou. !,
Mr.. Fred Dittman, OF Baltimore, form
erly Of Wheeling, is visiting his brother,
Mr.. G. W. Diltman.
Miss Lettie Cullers, OF Allegheny, is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. w. %. McClusky,
on North Main street.
Mr.. George T. Tildcn, a prominent
Bostonian, is at tho Mcclure house, the
guest Of Mr.. Job Abbott.
Mra. John ]. Browa, Of The Island,
who hc1 been visiting at Long Run,
Ohio, returned home Saturday.
". A: Lynch, Esq. OF Canton, o., n
Of the "inceptors'' ofthe Union bridge,
dined at the Windsor yesterday.
Mrs. William Fl. Sheib, with her little
daughter, Maguerite, is visiting Mrs. J..
II. Devore, on South Penn street.
Mrs. S. Brady and daughter, Miss
Fannie. will leave Tuesday for King.
wood, where they will remain until Sep
tember.
Misses Annie and Minnie CONNER.
lord, oil South Chapline street, have gone
to spend the summer at Grafton and Mt.
Lake Park.
Gust. K. Krone, Of tho Pinsburqer
poH;Glaa. arrived in the city Saturday.
Mr.. Krone comes to Wheeling to report
the funniest.
Mr.. and Mira. II. O.. futile and chill.
dren, Of Fostotia, are the guests OF Mrs.
Iuttlee parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. James
Comeriord, Of South Chupline street.
Mics Pauline II. Sceuin and sister,
Miss Zelda P. Blanchard, will leave
Wednesday on a two weeks visit TO At.
lantic City, New York and other Eastern
points.
wilhelm Grier und Frau" was regis.
tered in German characters on the
windsor register lost night. Mr.. and Mira.
Grlas arc from Pittsburgh, and come to
kl6 11lfnflEf HN - 81 L - w. # H|
Mr.. 30. Dewey, Mrs. W. J. w. Cow.
don md daughter Helen, and Misses An.
MS CLARK and Zoo Mcclure returned
saturday from Eingwood, where thew
nave been for 4 month.
Misseo Celia and Mary Gillesp;e, Of
Chicsgo,, grand nieces Of Secretary Of
State Blaine, who have been vjsitiny tha
family Of Mr.. David G. Morsans on
North Main street, leave this morniur
for Indianapolis, on their way home.
4 fishing party OF Young Hebruw
society. people composed Of Misses Jennie
Emsheimer, Sadie Gundlinc, Clara
kraus, Bertha Brilles, and Messrs'
Charles BeekmaE, Burnie Gundlinc and
Henry Brilles have returned from a dc.
llghtful visit to Alpena and Macinac
Islands, well pleased with their trip.
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TILE TRADES ASSlM BLY,

Routine lsusine.s Occupies the Session.
Lrbor bay Picnic Preparations.
Nothing Of importance was done a.
yesterdays meeting Of the Trades AS
sembly. Eight new delegates we're ad.
mittcd from new organizations. The
Lantern Workers local union reported
that it had aettled all the trouble at the
Mai! City Lantern factory. The Arbi.
tration Committee reported that they
had called upon Warehouse Bros,
concerning their trouble with the Ware.
housemen's Union, and that an amicabls
arrangement had been arrived at. The
boycott at the VanFoesen mines was re-
ported still on.
The Arbitration Committee was in
struoted to call on Noble Bros. aud Il.
Somehow and try to INDUCE them to
concede to the request OF the Clerks
Union to close at . p. nj. President
William Frohme was made a member OF
the Arbitration Committee, and after
arranging some matters concerning the
labor Day demonstration, the meeting
adjourned,
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Canton, III M~ckeeSport, o.
Special Dispatch 10 the In.eli1encer.
CANTON, ONO, July %.
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his son, about 8 years OF age, to
aims. fsho Inv for a waak t,oo

polling his son, about s years OF age, to
solicit aims. The boy for a week has
been obtaining money from people on
Market street and has given 1t to his
father. who was waiting on the outside.
Saturday morning u man refused to give
tho boy money and his father compelled
him TO return and try again, by threat.
ening him with a club. W. II. Hearne,
Esq, demonstrated with Price, and In
return received an elegant aud scientific
"cussing." Mr.. Hearnu then swote out
a warrant for his arrest.
A free.ior'all fight occurred Saturday
afternoon at a Hungarian boarding
house In Alley 10. above Chapline street,
In the Fifth ward. A few blood.be.
spattered noses, BACKED eyes and swell.
cd mouths were seen in TINT vicinity as
u result Of the iracas. Three OF The
b%elligerents were captured by ChieI
Delbrugge and Officers Short and Cruce
aud hauled to the lookup in the patrol
| wagon.
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Tho Panhandle Comnrny Sued.

On Saturday John O. P%endleton, coun.
sci tor Grafton Beall, administrator 81
the estate OF Lucian Beall, filed the pre-.
limipary papers in the Office OF the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court, in II suit against
the T., 9. 4 st. l.. for $4,000 damages
claimed for the death Of Lucian Beall,
who was killed by train on the Pewiky
road, near the foot Of Eighth street a
year or more ago.
Mr.. Beall was q brakeman on the
train, which was backing up from the
wharf. In attempting to SGT a brake the
whee! flew off the rod when he threw
bis weight against it, and he fell from
the car to the track and was run over,
his body being cut 10 pieces.