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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-16

MANY efforts have been made to de-
sign burglar-proof safe that was really
burglarproof, and it seems that Mt last
Que has been secured. The great diff.
Guilty heretofore has been with the
square doors, which, owing to their ex-
pansion and contraction with the
changes OF temperature; could not be
made tight, and it was q very simple
matter for n burglar to pour glycerinc in
around the door aud blow it OF, only a
very small charge being necessary.
However, it is now proposed to use q
round door, Which has the form Of a
huge screw, aud which is screwed into
its place. This makes it impossible for
the burglar to Get any explosive in
around the door. However, should he
succeed in getting in a small charge, the
door could not DO blown of because OF
its screw form, which is infinitely strong.
or than the square form. 1t is said that
no safe OF this class has ever been opened
in the many tests which have taken
place, while all OF the standard" makes
haYe been opened many times. The
screw door safes are being introduced
into this State by the Globe Contract
Company OF Wheeling. 54
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JanaGschok Tonight.

Madame Janauschek will appear at
tho Opera House this evening as Meg
Neriiles. The advance sale OF seats as.
sures heracrowdcd house. The Chicago
Tribune says Of this great actress:
"ln her portrayal Of character she
translates the audience from reality to
the ideal. 0ae does not seem to sec the
character as piece Of acting but to see
the character itself, Her ACTING 10 an
iuspiEation-a revelation. She moulds
her characters as a potter would vessel
OF clay. She seems to hold the character
iu her hands and 80 fully to dominate it,
so completely to perneate it, that it be.
COMES an inspired creation. III all the
conflicting emotions OF part she is true
to alofty ideal. She does not convey the
sense OF deep passion by incohereat
gusts Of words; but ,G.hes by eurbed
volcano OF feeling which permeates her
through aud through, aud by some sub.
tie magnetism is impaired in tinglinp
sensations to those who see sai hear
her. She disp!ays Q sublilnity Of dra.
m1sia power Such as is rarely seen on
any stage, completely and entirelyIGlIipp
and embodyins NIL the roles she assumes.
She is indeed the greatest living actress
Of the age.n
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.!g0pT PEOPLE
Strangers In the City nnd Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Hon. William G. Brown, OF King
wood, is at the Mcclure.
Editor W. S. Wiley, OF New Martins.
vile, was at the Windsor iaat night.
Mrs. a. E. Rice, OF Washington, D. c.,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Oscar
Secley.
Neil J. Fortney aud wife, OF King.
wood, Were in the city l.st night. They
put up at the Mcclure.
G. W. G. Ferris, OF Pittsburgh, one OF
the consraatars on the new Wheeling
bridge, is at the Mcclure.
William u. Taylor, OF Brooklyn, and
Charles Kellogg, Of New York, two B. 4
O. attaches, are at the Mcclure.
NIessrs. Sam Brubaker and Will Welty
left last evening Tor Chicago Oh COM
bined business and pleasure trip.
r. G. Richards, ]. NJ. Lesaick, W. W.
Graham and s. Il. knight, attaoie5 OF
the W. & L. E. railroad, are ut the
Windsor. " =
Rev. L. ". Barr was installed as min.
ister Of the First Presbyterian church OF
BellaiT, and not the sec9nd as WIS
stated yesterday. =
J. w. Shannon and sons james and
Aaron, and daughters Mamie and Mary,
OF st. Clairsville, are in the city Oh their
way 10 Powha:an.
Report hssit that Mr.. !. P. Fitzgerald,
now OF the Riverside Iron works Office
at NenEood, will 60 into the service Of
the B. q 0. railroad again soon. .5'
j. Z. Led!ie, Of Gray's Iren Line. il Mt
tue Windsor. He is in the city looking
after some big shipments Wheeling
manufactures are making on the Gray
line hoete.
Matt Weiss, oneoi rittsbuyshis famous
caterers, and q party of friends are at the
Windsor, on their way to the oil coun.
try. 1t issaid that Mr.. Weiss is dabbliue
extensively in West Virginia grease.
Mr.. f. II. Smith, the popular reore,
sentative Of the Willing paper Com
pany, OF Philadelphia, was in the civ
yesterday calling on his trade, Mr..
Smith is one 0! those congeuial spirits
whom the buyers are always glad to soc,
and he hes many friends here besides
his customers.
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Mention this paper.

Profanity more money is spent in adj.
vertising than in any other single branch
Of the expenses Of the more prominent
business houses. Our merchants have
been ruthcr backward about general ad-
vertising, but there are signs that q
change is taking place. Take in tho sale
business alone. Although there have
been thousands upon thousands OF dol.
lars worth OF safes sold in this vicinity,
yet tits aquestion whether one hundred
dollars was spent in advertising the
business before the Globe Contract Com
pany, the well known concern of Wheel.
ing, took hold OF it. In fact there had
no. been up 10 that time, stock Of safes
Of any kind in the State, This eoucern,
however, seema 10 believe in adverlis-
ing, and arc spending a great deal Of
money In that direction with the result
that they are becoming the best known
dealers throughout the State. Ofcourse
it won't be long before tho more active
dealers in other limos begin to appreciate
the advantages OF general advertising,
but 1t does seem queer that so little has
been done heretofore in this direction,
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The Cincinnati Commercial Ca.etie has
the following paragraph about II well.
enown former Wheeling man "Afr. S.
c. Williams, formerly OF Williams &
Wambaugh, one OF the most successful
young attorneys OF the city in the de.
p.rtmant OF insurance law, is Just recov.
erlns from 4 severe illness, and, under
the advice OF his physician, is about to
locate In Denver. He leaves with his
family for his new home on Thursday OF
this week. His clientage end friends will
looae trua.ed and phInstaIing attorney
and clever friend, and will wish for him
as rapid All accumulation OF business in
Deaver rs came to him here.
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ID
THERE is more catarrh in this sect;on
OF the country than all other diseasas
put together, and until the last few Year, .
was supposed to be ircurable Far a
great many years doctors pronounced it
a local disease, aid prescribed local rem.
e e'tii;' and BY constantly failing to cure
WIN local Treatment, pronounced it in
cniable. Science has proven catarrh to
be constitutional disease, and there.
fore requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac,ured nv
+. J. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market
1t is taken internally in doses from len
drops to teaspooniul. 1t acts directly
upon the blood aud mucous surfaces o,
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to cure, Send
for circulars and testimonials. Address
+: J. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, O,
hrsoldb by druggists. DIV
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LOCAL BREvlT1ES.
Matters OF Minor Moment In md Abou

Matters Of Minor Moment In md About
.F tho CITY.
TIE GRAND this oyening-"A Banch
OF Keys"
DpEaA HousE this eycnins-Janau.
Echel IN "Nleg Merriles."
TuE projectors Of the South Side bank
say they arc making rapid progress to.
ward mastering tho details OF the instl.
tuition. Il. t
: TIKI members OF tho caat OF "rhe
Drummer boy OF SHILOH will hold tho
ars. rehearsal at tho G. A. Il. hall this
evening. ~ gn50at 4
TIE surveyors for the new bridge were
again ut work yesterday locating the
barge for another trial at sounding for
bedrock in the channel. ~ I.
ALL the fro alarm station cards say
that Box 81 Is ut Thirty.frst and McCol.
loct streets, whereas In fact II Is at
Thirty.seCond and McColloch. (.
TIE steamer Courier has. up to latc,
taken from hero und points unand down
tho river, fourteen engines aud boilers
10 the oil fields at Belmont and Eureka.
Tns Y. NJ. G. A. Gymnasium class,
under direction OF Mr.. Jacob Loos, will
give Il gymnas.ic exhibition In the AS.
ISOLATION Hall on Monday evening, the
29lh.
Tue Ladies' Aid Society OF tho First
Baptist church Inst night gave highly
enjoyable entertainment. followed by II
social, when elegant refreshments were
served.
HOLIDAY rosr, G. A. r., and the Wo.
mans Relief Corps held Il joint session
last night and appointed u committee to
arrange for festival and supper, TO be
held in G. A. Il. Hall on Tuesday even.
ing. Juno3. ~ I-&
TIE G. ". ATKINSON class OF the ZINE
street NJ. L. Sunday School will give n
musical and literary entertainment at
M,ennerchor hall next Tucsday evening.
1t ia for n good cause and ought 10 be
well patronized.
SQUIRE ScnuLrzE Is Boosting OF two
country.Cured hams he recently received
from St. Clairsville, weighing AZ mud A
pounds, respectively. He some time
ago got one from the same man which
weighed 81 pouris.
! BALL,rLAyISG on the street IL In VIC.
lation OF the city ordinance, and rs com.
plant has go frequently been made,
Chief Dclbrugso warns. all playera rot
TO indulge in playing, and has instruct.
ed his officers 10 arrest anybody SO doing.
Tmxas ut the TOP mill are livelicr
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Where Paving is Needed.
NA"s 50 A'Ssuous
To Tie Editor 0ffHc YufT}ffcrnfrr. n.


slR:-Will you Kindly permit a citi.
aen 10 oall attention through your valua-
Die columns to the importance OF paving
Eoh street, from Twentieth to Twenty
third streets, ut least, and from Chcnline
to Eolf on Twcntytsecond street? 1t is
a well known fact that it is almost im.
possible for the people OF Eof, north OF
Twenty-third street, to procure coal iu
the winter, on account OF the impassi.
hility OF the street, which is always
muddy at that season. The cellars on
the west eide OF the street are often wet,
and are the source Of i'll health, because
there is no well paved street to carry the
water of. 1t is manifest that it would
be far better 10 pave the street us above
indicated, than TO pave it from Twenty
third to Twenty.seventh, rs proposed BY
tho Board Of Public Works, inasmuch
as the latter portion. Of the street is al.
most level, while the former is so steep
that when it is muddy, it is impossible.
The people in that neighborhood would
be greatly benefited by the change.
CITIZEN.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Minor Matters Of many Kinds, Tersely

'WI Told. .-
David Gasney seiYraed 1es.es,!ay from caa.
ion; where he attended tho State Council OIL, the
Jr. Q. U. A. n. --EHEU
when, you clean house and want old papers
tied. Call early. I.-.0.-
Mrs. stephen lfarghloti. OF East Liverpool, Il
yi.ttih. her mother. Mrs. John Welsh, corner
Filth and Hickory streets.
Mr.. George Blinco has sued Charles Burkle
Tor 9l,NO In The Common Pleas Conft, A dog
belonging 10 Burke bit her child, hence tho
suit. = -
Yesterday Mrs. Joteph Jacobs received letter
inlotmln. hcr Of The death OF her father, SAmuel
April y. EI",''. .l.I. = :, ~ '
:, butcher #asen bearing The name Of &c. 4.
Eoetle' Dillon. o." passed through town yes.
tNrday, Dillon IL one OF tho new towns on tho
Wheeling and Lake Eric halfway.
;, A.a meeting OF tho Martins Ferry Terminal
l MIaai!way company. held "Wednesday. II was de.
Fight 10 connect With olhct roads,
Census pnumcrators have been appointed n,
follows: First wArl. Theodore SnOdgraSs; Second
ward, Charles Morris. Third ward. Albert ".
Harris; Martins Ferry rrccfuct, K. ". Taylor.
At the recent examination oi,chooi teachers,
eight OF NE Twelve examined passed, namely:
M M' Ana Msafe c,aFs ss'a tsss ss!ite set.
.""s ht*tJhuH huu JtUIllt
Mctirew, all Of MartinS'ferry, aud Misses Ellen
chArnock aud sre copenhAvrr, OF Wheeling.
;, George u. Crawford, Mayor. and l.. II. Duvnl.
I. 4 Sheets md James Lizard, members Of
Council from welisuurg, were In Martins
Ferry last nlRhi Inspecting The electric !isht,
y Is tho intention Of the Wclisburg Council 10
light The streets with electric lights, either
incandcsceut or arc. "
The Supreme Court OF Ohio has sustained tho
decision VI the Common Pleas Court OF belmont
county. wherein William Linn wn nllowrI
s.. lOO damages from tho Pennsylvania Com rapy,
About three years asO Liun md George McKira
han wcre walking between the main timex and \
sa"E 81 TIC .: Z railroad in the upper part Of
main track was pooling" u cur on the siding
The pole struck the two men. and threw Lnn',
companion under the car. killing him. Lin
damages was the result. The Common Flea.
Court ilrst allowed him 81 30. when was re
iuced 70 s3.loo by the second trial. This wa,
not satisfactory TO tho company, aud It was an
healed. J. u. smith. 81 l!eiiaire. reprcsen,ct
Linn. s. "'ce
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Mr.. G. Homer Wells left last night for
Kansas City. lie will look after some
business matters there, and chen return
to Wheeling, and it is said ON good
authority that he will look after the in.
teresIs OF the widow OF his late brother,
Mr.. Edgar W. Wells, the architect. Il
is proposed that Mira. Wells, as admins.
tfatrix OF her husbands cstate, shall re,
main a member Of the firm Of Klieyes,
Kraft 4 Co., and that Mr.. Homer Wells
shall take up bis b1other'a work where
the dead man dropped it. Mr.. Wells ia
entirely competent. For several years
he was a member OF q planning mill firm
in Kansas City, and is now q contractor
and builder there.
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an hrtlstie Piece Of Work.

= The new Autographed hanger OF the
State Fair Association has been received.
1t is striking and artistic. It is in one
color, beautiful shade Of blue, and rep.
resenIs one Of the beautiful girls for
whom Wheeling la famed. pouring from
q cornucopia upon the Island a SHOW Of
live stock and agricultural products. A
balloon rises over the Main Building on
the fair grounds, and in the distance is
a good representation Of the river front
OF Wheeling en-! the Snsprnsion bridge.
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1880 n. m. Tho Elaine and Shirley are
echeduled to dcpat. For Pittsburgh at 7
n: IN. The Bachelor will leave for Gin.
cinnati at 8 q, m, ri
A RAILROAD CONFERENCE.

Tho Chamber OF Commerce Committee and
Representatives OF tho W. & l.. L. Com.
pnny meet and Map out Pinn.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon the
special committee Of the Chamber Of
Commerce and representatives OF the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad, includ.
ing Engineer Wilson md Major Ander.
son. held conference at the Chamber
Of Commerce.. The members Of the
committee, President Quarter, Mr.. p.
II. Moore, Hon. A. ]. Sweeney, Mr.. J..
D. Ewing aud Mr.. ]. u. fancy, were all
present. Tl Ws ar1r ID
Mr., Wilson was the spokesman on DO.
half OF tho railroad company. Outsiders
were excluded, Mr.. Wilson made his
speech, explaining what the company
desired, and there was little other dis.
cussion. 1t was decided not to be neces.
sary to call on the officials OF tho Union
Brideeand Terminal Company.
A resolution was finally adopted, 10 be
submitted to the Chamber Of Commerce
at special meeting at an early day, not
decided upon. This resolution embodies
the committees views, and 1t Is under.
stood 10 recommend tha. neither the
county nor city be asked 10 subscribe any
money, bit that the Chambers endorse,
mcnt and influence be given toward sub.
lscriptions by private individuals. This
Is reported to have been tho desire OF the
company, and to coincide with the judg.
mcnt Of the committee as to the best
plan to be pursued. -a.3r -.
The representatives Of the W. 4 l.. E.
road were to have met committee OF
Bridgeport citizens last evening. but the
conference, after SOME informal discus.
sion, was postponed until 8 q. m. to-day.
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BEl.l..AlllE.
Att Sorts Of Local News md Go.sIu fran,
tho GlRss CITY.

Att Sorts Of Local News md Gos,Iu from
tho Glnss City.
bellAlrc manufacturers are trying Wheeling
creek coal for fuel. "'AA "h'et'ps
Barnhill 4 Simmons arc putting IN forr ia ,ro
stacksat the nail works. - ''"' '"'e'
Tho ccmcut works broke some of tho mscb,r.
cry, anu arc or until TO morrow, NS "'H'
Tho new brick church at Rock I'M, w,,, I'm
commenced ate once. |, Is to cost $3.50. ''' "
ln the case OF John JetTersony Va tho oor
lodge here, Mt. Jefferson was, non.suitei. " -
, Tho colo!eA ]. o. .. =. viii 60 tn Morti,,.
Ferry GU tho e., l.. l. ". railroad tonight, ="
Tho funeral OF Mrs. 8. Grss,lnper vii, ,.,o
hill. '"' W "ese
The City Solicitor Is preparing an ordinance
TO regulate the railways In regard in hIStiIna
ana tue speed q trains through the city, ''
The building ola stable fronting on Fr,pL,,r
street, In the Fourth ward. is making a sori NJ !
row among the people there. More is n rt ~,
kick, butthe stable will be built, no doubt.
The census enumcratoss for the CITY arc as f,,.
lows: First ward. +. 8. Mason; Second wara NJ !
". Corbctt: Third wnrd, J. ". ilawfins. Eol;,;r,
ward ". +. Li,ten; Fifth ward, o. T. Mason ~
man ielt overheard from the Barnard ,v,o,
making landing here "Wednesday nipht we" MI
went unGcr barge. lle was caught hnn.. unu
when Ma, he cameup below. none the wose for N,
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THE business Of the Barnes Safe &
Lock Company in this vicinity has be-
come SO great shat hey have ielt com.
PEELED to place their business entirely in
the hands Of the Globe Contract
Company OF Wheeling, who now car.
~ a complete stock Q! their safes at
50 Fourteenth street. This arrange
ment viii relieve the Rlsnes Company
Of great deal OF detail work, and will
put within the reach OF our merchants
that has long been needed,
that is, stock Of safes from which to
purchase what they want. While pho.
tographs and cuts can be made to an
swer, they eau never give the assurance
that is felt when ope personally exam-
ines what, he Is intending to purchase.
The stock carried by the CLIQUE Company
's practically q duplicate Of the stock car
burph. '
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Large line OF Scotch Tweeis and all
the novelties in woolens for mems wear,
which we are prepared to make up in
the best Of style and. fit at reasonable
prices.
Flannel shirts at so cents and IN.
wards, and sizes to 20 inch neck and 81
inch body. Received fifty dozen more
OF our celebrated Is cent Half Hose at
G. Hess & SoSs',
Merchant Tailors ana Cents Furnis},ers.
1921 and 1928 Market Street.
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The rapid growth Of West Virginia ia
making itself felt in many ways. Until
recently it was necessary for the larger
part OF our merchants 10 either make
their purchases from photographs and
small samples, or to take a long trip to
one Of the large cities; but the growth
Of our business has now given rise to
such concerns as the Globe Contract
Company Of Wheeling, which now car
ries as complete stock OF sateo as there
is in the country, thus making it posi-.
BILE for our merchants 10 personally ex-
anime what they buy. This will save
them time and money, and will keep
within the State great deal OF money
which has heretofore been taken out 10
enrich others. p } 3. !
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l:urekn Mineral Springs, sacger,own, Pm,

Eurekn Mineral Springs, SaeEertown, Pn.
The Eureka Springs Hotel and SAM
tarium, located ut this delightful and
health promoting resort, is open through.
out the year, and commends itself to the
seekers after health, recreation or rest,
A home for tho afflicted, haven Of rest
orthe overworkcd, professional or bust.
ness man, and u desirable place for a
summers outing. Strictly modern, we'll
located, pleasant surroundings, excel
lent table and service. A fine orchestra
gives concerts daily. The Eureka cha.
lybeate, iron and alkaline waters are m.
lures remedy for rheumatism, skin dis.
eases aud all liver and stomach com.
plants. -
Ponce De Leon Hotel opens June |.
saeserstown is located on the N. Y, P.
4 0. Div. of the Erie ny and is about
one hours' ride from Lake Chautauoua.
For descriptive pamphlet address E.
E. McGill, Mcclure House, city, during
this week, or il IN interview il desired
call on him between the hours Of 3 and
/ or s and y p. IN. ~
EUREKA MINERAL SPRINGS Co.,
,,,.: (limited.)
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THE FIRE waste ia this country is SIM
ply tremendous, amounting to over
annually, aud it hehoovcs every
one TO DO everything possible to reduce
1t. BY so doing the cost OF INSURANCE
will be gradually reduced. As far rs
possible everything should be protected
against destruction by fire. Fire.prooi
safes should be used whenever practica.
Bile. BY keeping the more costly ar,i.
cles in safes, the cost Of insurance NAV
be greatly reduced. Their cost is com
paratively slight. -
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Robert McE!roy is again in Jail. He
was arrested yesterday by Constable
Lauchlin OH warrant issued by Squire
Davie, and the charge 10 keeping house
OF i'll fame. lis hearing will take place
next Monday. The case grows out Of
the story told by girlnanied lRamsay,
from Moundsville, scarcely more than a
child. She tells an awful story OF her
experience. She was suffering, aud did
not want 10 20 home, so Prosecutor
Howard had her sent to the County In
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L. s. Coop sellsdry goods the cheapest,
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Ul)e Sutel(ioe,lter.
office. Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth, Street.
New Advertisements.

The Mammoth Stock Of Clothing at Exccatos's
Salc-Mal Uutnnn. ExeGutor-f0utth Page.
Opera ilouseoMrs. ton; Tom thumb \ Go.
Fellcs's V!negar-Gro. Il. Gibson & Bro,
Agents.
Eotice-Gco. |. Garrison-Fou.th Page.
81 Dolla.s-n. F. ll=hrens.
Commissioners Sale Of Valuable wooIcn Mil
Grand opera lInuse-The streets Of New York
For Sale-Iames A. Henry. ...
To You-Wheciipg business College.
Remove Dirt and GrcHse-R. II. List..
Painting and Decoratlpg-Gc0. f. kurner (
Bros.
Large Enough and Varied Enouyh--D. Gund
ling & Co.-.Fourth Page.
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available for appropriations, left as tho
amount Of the general fund Of the Board
OF Public Works, S37, 407 80. OF this
sum. there has already been expended
81 ops 81, leaving s33, Sil 81. Tho Boards
Contingent fund is estimated at S24,.
2o4 20. and the ten.ccnt levy will yield
StS,5eG GO, Of which STUN, however,
SLIGO 90 has already been spent, leaving
a balance Of Sl0,S05 Is. The Board will
have at It's disposal in all $50, 1SS 81, but
on the general fund will be- draft Of
$4,000 or so for the new Seventeenth
street bridge, about the came sum for
Caldwell's run work, and the remainder
will be about exhausted by work con.
tracted for but no. done last year. There
will he very little new street paving done
this year except that which is cilarge.
able upon the tcn.cent levy fund.
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City Gas Works Troubles.

The City Gas Trustees were yesterday
served with notice that the laborers nj
the works will demand reduction Of
the hours OF labor to eight per day. The
exhaust engine which broke on Saturday
was temporarily repaired, but broke
again on Tueaday, and the gas in the
reservoirs was almost entirely exhausted
1nelore the second break was repaired.
r II, lity had . narrow escape from a