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BASE BALL.
wheeling Loses BY Had Work In Tho
Pitchers nox-Othcr Gnmca.

1
| Pitchers nox-Othcr Gnmes.
It was Wheellng's game yesterday II
Henry, the Bridgeport amateur pitcher.
had been put In at first. In two innings
Youngstown batted Morrison aIt over
the Geld, piling up five runs. Then
Henry was put in and he did great
work. Wheeling hit tho ball hard, as
the score will show, but the biz lead
that Youngstown got, could not be
overcome. In the ninth Wheeling had
q chance to win, and many spectators
think the umpire was of in bis frat
base decision. Be this as II may, Mr..
Jamison's work has been conscientious
and he, perhaps, knew better than bis
critics. His work Is improving, and as
MS position Is a very trying one there
is no disposition, on the part Of the In.
TELLidEScER to call him down, There
ms been too much blamed on tho umnire
where he has been at little fault, Jami. |
son was of in calling strikes in one or
two instances, but outside Of these fan.
tures he leaned towards Wheeling in
other matters. Whites error In leit
field cost run, and besides he did nut
6't the ball. Billy George played right
tieid for Wheeling aud did good work.
lie has been signed, and will hereafter
wear Nail City uniform, he having
sfgued yesterday. Pitcher Morrison
vas given his release last night, and
while Henry has not been signed, ii ia
;ery likely that he will be. The same /,
;lubs play this afternoon. Following Ia
he ecOre Of yOsterdav's vama. sI'lr,7 .
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FAIRllONT STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
The Annual Concert of tho Music Depart.
mont. ,Ls ~

The Annual Concert OF tho Music Depart.
mont.
Sptsial Dispatch TO The InleLigcicer.
FAIRMoNT, w. Va, June lO.-The
chapel exercises in the State Normal
hall to-day were largely attended by the
present students, teachers and former
graduates. Many Of the old students
spoke feelingly OF those graduates who
have joined the silent majority.
A gentle rain this afternoon cooled
the atmosphere and made it more COM
Portable.
Canton Hall was filled this evening
with an appreciative audience to witness
the annual concert OF the institution.
The programme consisted OF fourteen
numbers and was was OF most enter
tanning character. 1t was under the
direction OF Miss Alice keedrick, teacher
OF the musical department, assisted by
Mr.. Francis J. Brown, teacher OF vocal
culture and dramatic expression. The
concert was the most successful in the
history OF the history of the Normal
school and was M occasion long to be
remembered by those who were present.
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\ OuRrreled Over q Girl.

San FRAScIsco, June lO.-Harry Nc.
Bride and Frank Larue, two waitsrs,
quarreled over a girl yesterday. After a
while they agreed to adjourn to the
Golden Gate club and fight with three
ounce gloves. A referee and seconds
were selected, and twelve rounds were
fought, At the end Of the twelfth, while
Larue had not mark, Mcbride was un-
conscious and blood was pouring from
his ears. nose and mouth and his face
and body were terribly bruised aud
manglel. A physician was called, Who
said blood vessel was broken in Nc.
Brides head and he would probably die.
Larue has been arrested and held at the
police station. No charge has yet been
entered against him, II
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Whit Pollteness Cost Hin.

NEW York, June lo.-John Graney,
a well.known North river stevedore, is
lying at the point of death in the New
York hospital here, from the effects of n
numerous assault committed upon him
carly this morning between two BROTH
ers, named Mccarthy. Graney was ac-
costed by woman, who inquired the
way to Eighth avenue. White speakinp
to the woman the McCarthy's came up
and interfered. Graney told them TO!
mind their own business, whereupon
they set upon and kicked and beat him
in terrible manner. Tho McCarthva
are under arrest. It is feared Graney
will die. E.-L.L - : -,''..sy
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WERE THEY pLorrERs.
An Appalling Number of. Suicides In Rus.
slim Cities, -. <


y,.el slim Cities. -. - =
LONDON, June l0.--Within the last
fortnight an appalling number Of sui. I
cides have occurred in St. Petersburg
and other Russian cities, the victims of I
self destruction having been mainly of
the better class. zs.E
To-day another student in the Russian
School Of Mines shot himself dead. and
the motive Of the deed is regarded M
very mysterious by bis associates,
The st. Petersburg police connect all
the self-murders with the recent arrest
OF Nihilists in Paris, and ascribe them 10
the revelations contained in the CORE.
spondence captured at the lodgings of
the conspira,ors by the Paris police. =,
The Russian police authorities are now
more than ever convinced that the paria
NihilIsts were connected with cor.
spiracy in st. Petersburg Of wide rami.
tications aud influential MEMBERSHIP
against the life Of the Gar, and the A.
tempt OF the Minister Of the Interior 10
obtain the names OF those In corresponi.
ence with the Paris plotters will. il s,w :
cessful, unquestionably keep up the sv
erage OF suicides for weeks 10 come nm
less it is reduced by the flight OF the,
incriminated persons. !. - = = 80 = !,
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A prtsst ftftiletPti.

TOLEDO, o., June lo,-1t ia reported
here that Rev. Dr.. Quigley, the promi-
nent Catholic pastor OF St. Francis la
Sales Church, in charge Of the largest
parochial schools in The State, had been
Indicted by the grand Jury for refusing
TO- comply with tho provisions Of the
State law relating to school children.
Complaint had been made against
him for. refusal to make returns OF the
number Of children in his schools, in
order that truant children might be dis
covered. Lawyers say an interesting
constitutional point is involved in the
indictment. In case parochial schools
come under the Truant law, they can
demand division Of the school fund.
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TILE CnWLES CASE.
Tho Daughter Turned Over to Her Mother.

Tho Daughter Turned Over to Her Mother.
IIale's Case to be Settled Soon.
MONTREAL, June 10.-This morning
Mrs. Cowles appeared in court before
Justice TAFT with her daughter Florence,
and her friends. The letter which
Cowles wrote, reuouncing all claims 10
his daughter and the order from him 10
the nuns with whom she has been
placed, authorizing them to give her up,
was produced. This was regarded as
concluding the case. Cowlcs condition
is not improved and his wound may
result fatally.
a commission of physicians has been
named to examine Cowles tomorrow TO
ascertain il he is in fit condition to come
into court. II so the case OF Hale will
at once 90 to the grand jury, and il a
bill be found against him, he will be
tried at once. None Of the party will
leave Canada till everything is finally
settled. 7.-
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WASHINGTON, June 10 The statistical
returns for June to the Department OF
Agriculture show nm increase in acreage
In cotton In nearly every State. The
area, as compared with the acreage in
!SS9, is reported 10 this investigation Us
follows: Virginia, 9S: North Carolina,
i0l; South Carolina, 1903; Georgia, lO2;
Florida, l03; Alabama; 1902; Mississippi,
lO2; Louisiana, 05; Texas, los; Arkan.
sas, 90; Tennessee, 100. Average con.
dition, sS.S.
The fair prices prevailing, with low
prices Tor other products, stimulates the
extension OF planting. The oveinows
In Arkansas and Louisiana DELAYED
planting in those States and prevented
the increase which would otherwise
have been made.
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DUBUQUE, Iowa, June l0.-Tommy
Sutton, after living without solid food
for ninety.six days, ,died yesterday. Dur
ing all his fast his only substance was
soda water. Previous to the death Of
the boy council Of physicians was held
aud all united in pronouncing.it case
OF paralysis Of the stomach and bowels.
Some years ago the lad suffered fall
and was never in perfect health thereaf'
ter. Ninety.six days ego his stomach
refused all solids, and soda water was
the only liquid he could retain. His
suferings were intense and he bore
them uncompiaininely until death came
to his relief. Physicians pronounced
the case one OF the most remarkable or
record. ss- - "a
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A New Steamship Services.

OTTAWA, osT, June lo.-The Domln:.
ion Government has decided to. adyer.
tise in the leading Englisll papers fory =
tenders for fast Atlantic steamsbip ser.
vice: The advertisement will cali for n
minimum average speed OF IS knots ner
hour from port to port, French mort
neing the starting point on the other
siae, Inc vessels 8 70 call at either South
ampton or Plymouth, as may be hereafter;
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{ WASHINGTON, June 10.-E. D. Stahl.
man, representing the Louisville 4 Nash.
vile railroad company, made an argu.
ment before the House Committee on
Commerce to-day in opposition to the
pending bill giving the Interstate Com.
merce Commission the power to fix rates
upon railroads. He contended that to
perform this duty the Commission would
require a special force Of 1900 clerks,
as the company he represented constant.
ly employed seven-fve clerks to adjust
it's rates on the 1000 miles Of road con.
trolled by il.
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Question: Ought there be q national law
against Sabbath brcakins1 - :.
To atlirm-G. A. Allison, J. II. I.azcar,
TO deny-willlc Bruuer, ". F. Crow.
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ST.. JOINS, Que, June lO.-Black's
opera house on Richelieu street, was
burned early this morning. Gorton's
New Orleans Ministries, who gave m
entertainment in the opera house last
evening, lost nearly the whole Of their
effects. The total loss is placed at Si0,-
900. Origin Of fire unknown. \!
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Every ingredient employed in nros
ducing Hoods Sarsaparilia il az st,;piiv ptT
pure, and is the best Of its i kind nti'i. !. is
possible to buy. All the roots % and n herbs y
are = re; carefully selected, personally ,ex.t
aminsd, and only the best retained. u So
Inat !.om the time OF purchase until
Hood's sarsaparilla is prepared ! every.
thing is carefully, watched with view
,.o, 70 a'ttalniinH t ! the best result. Why don't
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4 NRw Yonx, June lO,-Early this morn
ing a fire broke out in the four story
building at Nos. II and .16 Durham
street, Brooklyn. The building is occu.
pied by the New York Kerosene Gas
Light company and J. Ferguson, shoe
factory, and the G Goodyear buckle works.
The fire occurred on the fourth floor,
and the floors below that were defuged
with water. The total loss is estimated
at from SEE, 900 to $50, 900, mostly insured.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.
The silver bill was discussed in the
Senate Yesterday and again laid aside. 4

. The silver bill was discussed in the
Senate yesterday and again laid aside.
The nomination OF Robert S. Gardner,
Of West Virginia, TO ba Indian 1nspec::
tor, was confirmed by the Senate yes
terday.
The Senate Finance Committee will
take up the House silver bill to-day, and
tho expectation is that II will be re-
ported to the Senate this afternoon.
John Harvard, OF Ontario, and William
Whaltey, of Cohoes, New York, were
drowned yesterday at Keewtini by the
capsizing Of their bout in the rapids Of
the Winnipeg river. 5.i7
Atelegram was received at the Treas
ury Department saying that the fifteen
Chinese laborers smuggled into this
country from Mexico have been turned
over forl shipment to China. Some
stwenty.seyeu had been previously sent,
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Enthusiasm Their Misfortune.

OLERLlS, O., June lO.-Six students Of
Oberlin College, who were assisting in
drawing the Oberliu College base ball
team about the city in parade yester-
day, fell to the ground, ind before they
were able TO rise, were run over by a
band wagon containing about thirty.iiye
people, which was following immediate.
ly after the carriage in which the ball
players were riding. The horses could
not be checked until after the heavy ve-
hicle had passed over the PROSTATE boys.
All Of. them were hurt, and three oil
them-B. A. Williams, John Ellis and
o. ]. Luthia-are 80 badly injured that
it is feared they cannot survive. 4
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A few OF last years wool clips in this
county have been recently purchased at
SO cents per pound, and one new clip
has been sold ut 81 cents, with favor
able outlook for further advance.
The Wellsburg Herald says: The Hork-
heimers, Of Wheeling, arc reported as
saying that there will not be much wool
Of this years clip in market before the
middle OF June. They recently bought
100000 pounds OF unwashed wool in
Harrison, Doddridge and neighboring
counties; for which they are reported to
have paid 25 cents a pound. ~ 50
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Cleveland 4; Chicago 5. (N.L.)
Philadelphia, 3; New York, o. (P. L.)
Brooklyn, 8; Boston, 9. r.. l..
Boston, 4; Brooklyn, 0. IN. L.
Philadelphia, 6; New York, l.. (N.L.)
Buffalo g.; Cleveland, l. (P.L.)
Cincinnati, O.; Pittsburgh, 9. IN. L.)
Pittsburgh, 10; Chicago, 1. PLY
Rochester, 6; Athletic,2 Q. (Asso.
Louisville, 0; Columbus, 9. (Asso.,
Toledo. s; St. Louis, 0. (Asso.)
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a Flonter Found,
Special Dispaieh 10 the Inte!liOeleer.

special DisDdtch 10 ne InLltDenctr.
TORONTO, o., June l0.-A man named
Youncan found a foater in the river
yesterday morning at Anderson. In the
pockets were found several dollars in
change and some letters bearing the
name OF John Hendershott, who is sup
posed 10 have been q deckhand on the
steamer Elaine, who fell over board
while going past Port Homer, seven
miles above here. An inquest was held
by Justice Chapman, Of New Cumber-
land -s-. ..l-.-
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Canton Shut Out,

Canton Shut Out.
Special Dispatch 10 he Inteuisneer.
CANTON, O., June l0.-The home team
was shut out to-day in brilliant game.
Score: Q = :
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Pottery Schedule 1teduced,

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-Mr. E. NJ.
Pearson, Of Wheeling, and Mr.. Homer
l.sughlin, of East Liverpool, left for
home this morning. Neither OF these
gentlemen appear to be at all pleased
with the result Of their visit. The Senate
Finance Committee has reduced the tar
i'll on pottery 5 per cent lower than the
Mckinley bill fixed it, and these gentle
men have been Here endeavoring to have
the rate as fixed by the House left IN.
changed. 1t is understood, however,
that they received no encouragement,
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orntlon-"LIncoln". ..... ..........AIIen Curtis
ontion-" Napoleon. ".......... =. Herbert Dunlap
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Tho Iron Market Surening,

Piasburgh Commercial Gd:ctte.
A. F. Cohen, the representative OF a
firm Of Philadelphia iron brokers, which
has branches in New, York, Chicago,
Kansas City, Boston and London, was a:
the Duquesne yesterday. He said there
was visible stifening observable in the
metal markets which indicated fair
prospect for the immediate future OF
tue business. He placed an order for
500 tons of sheet iron and steel yester-
Il =, . q
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No Audience Yet,

oTceF''t Dt'PN6e'' 10 VIC 17WtEF1OtHteTs T-71
WASHINGTON, juno 10.-Dlr. A. W.
Campbell, Of Wheeling, is still here try
ing to get hearing on the metal sched.
uie. The Senate Committee is disposed
to reduce the tariff on steel about two
dollars ton less than the rate fixed by
the Mckinley bill. 1t is difficult to
secure an audience with the Senate
Finance Committee, as it conducts its
deliberations behind locked doors.
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Tho Bourrorne Al, Right.

New YORK, June 10.-Pilot Nicolay,
OF the pilot boat Lillis No. 8, arrived
this morning on the steamer Vera. He
reports that on June s. at s q. NJ, in lat
itude 10 %, longitude 90, he spoke the
French steamer La Bourgogne, hence
for Havre, lying 10 with her machinery
out OF order. She had been stopped
since midnight. She would make
necessary repairs and proceed on her
voyage. The Captain OF La Bourgogne
handed to Pilot Nicolay cablegram to
be transmitted on his reaching New
York, 2 IS. 4. / ! 3 Z y. ....t 5. s. /.
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No Fro prssa There.

DUBLIN, June 1O.-Mr. Tully, editor Of
the Roscommon Herald, has been con-
victed, under the crimes act, of publish
ing an article denouncing land grabbers,
and has been sentenced to three
months imprisonment without hard Ia
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VIII Conil.cnte American Cattle.

MAaDALESA, SONORA, MEXICO, June 10.
The proposed tax Ct $40 per head on
Mexican cattle is leading to serious COM
plications. The Mexican authorities
refuse to allow American stockmen to
return cattle which stray into Mexico,
and have ordered all American cattle
hereafter found across the line 10 be
taken up and sold. There are many
thousands OF head OF American cattle
which stray from the Gull OF California
to the Rio Grande, which will be con6s-
Gated unless the order is revoked. The
American cattlemen are much alarmed.
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City of Iom,,. n,,,,,.. -,

LIVERPOOL, June lo.-The only ap- |.
parent damsge sustained by the Anchor
line steamer City of Rome, which struck
Fastnet rock early last Sunday morning.
while bound from New York for tbjs
port, Is the starting OF several OF the
piates on her fore.ioot and the slraining
ot her bow above the water line. : - q .
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WAsnlNoToN, June 1O.7The Secretary
OF State sent to Congress to-day copy
OF the Commissioner General for the
United States, dated Hartford, Conn.,,
June /, forwarding his official report
and tho data to complete volume 1.
Gen. franklin nlso encloses u rnemoran-
DUN showing the contents OF four other
volumes which will soon be ready for
transmission to Congress. The detailed
statement Of expenditures OF the Ameri.
can Commissioners called for by the law
under which they were appointed, the
Secretary says, will be forwarded by the
earliest practicable date.
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Col. Lesse Goes Home,

Col. J. F. Legge was taken to his
home at Grafton yesterday afternoon on
a special B. & 0. train. Though still
far from well, he is able to get around,
and his broken arm and other injuries
are healing up nicely. Major Hunter is
also getting along well and it is e1.
'pected that be will be able TO be re-
moved TO hia home before the week is
out, sd y lsA-;5S. 4 Z; - y 5
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Totals..... 7IllIETIsI II TotaIs Il

, Earned rups. Youngstown ,, Wheeling, 8. Two
base h!ts, sherman. BuChtold, Andfus, Mycrs
Three base hils, Parker, Lytlc, Glenalyln. Home
runs, Porter. saeriace, hits. George. Stolen
Henry 3, Conway2. Bases on balls, or Morrison
!; oa Henry :? or Conway 3, or MeMlchaei i.
Mild pitches, Morrison ], McMichaeI j. Passed
balls. Lylle. Double plsyg, 0'nrien 10 GleaaI.
vin 70 Armitage; nuchtoll 10 Parker 10 Sher.
lamIlop, '-''I S>''N'' -'N -''' sAPi'''
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VIII bo an onset,

8 COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, June l0.--Ad-
vices to the Nonpareil from points COW
ering the territory flooded by the tre-
mendous rains Of last week, indicate that
the damage to the growing crops has
been greatly over estimated. Innumer-
able insects were destroyed, and 1t is
fair to presume that the. beneficial Ell.
tects Of the rain will offset the damage
done, 81 80 !
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Special DtsDdich TO The Intelligercer. = >
WAsuINoroN, June lowest Vir-
ginia pensions were granted today as
follows: 0riginal-Henry Rouk, Rome ;
John N. Jones, Wyatt; George Henry,
Berkeley Springs. Harrison Seimer, Tun
melton; John Roney, Sand Hill; John
E. Foster, Huntington; Solomon Castel,
Terra Alta; John 3. Allen, Wyatt.
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LONDON, jane lo.-The British bark
Dlnapore, Captain Tidmarsb, from Mid!
dlesborough, March l2, for Bahia Blanca
Is ashore at Cape Corrientes, and will
probably we total wreck. The can.
tain and i've Of the crew were lost. ria
remainder Of the crew arrived at Buenos
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Can Get itif he Wants 1t.

WAsnlNGroN, D. G., June 10.-Mr. W.
7. Hubbard, Of Wheeling, has been in
the city for the past two days, but the
object OF his visit has not been devel-
oped. To-day he called on Commits
sioner Mason and other prominent West
Virginians. His presence here at this
time has revived the gossip about his
ambition to be United States circuit
judge, should the House bill, which is
now pending before the Senate Judiciary
Committee, become a law. =
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Alater dispatch received by the Asso-

clated PEess says:
An afternoon paper publishes long
aud sensationally headed report in rela-
ton to the death Of n tailor NAMED Gus
taye Cantor. This eensation, however,
Is partially exploded. 1t seems that a
man named Cantor was being buried
some months ago, when Superintendent
Miller, who was filling in the grave,
called John Stier in and said he believed
the supposed corpse was alive. Water
WAS running into the grave at the time
and caused the supposed knocking, and
Miller merely played doubtful joke on
Stier
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WORK WINS

He said: s"It is an old saying that
heaven helps those who help them
selves. Since the sentence was passed
on tho first man, Thou shalt eat bread
in the sweat OF they! brow all men have
come under sentence. Whatsoever thy
hand indeth to do, doitwith thy might
is a command with promise, and the
promise is verify thou shalt be reward
ed. " is not every worker who sees his
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WASHINGTON, D. G., June 1O.-The
Republican Senatorial caucus tonight
nominated E. K. Valentine, of Nebraska,
as Sergeant.at-Arms OF the Senate to sue
ceed W. P. Canaday.
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Tho MothOUtst EpIscbFht CuhIdrchco. :.
OMAHA, NEE. June lo.-The commit
tee Of the Methodist Episcopal church
having in charge the location Of the
next General Conference, has decided
that it should be held in Omaha some
time in 1892, a, + !:
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We are Sole Agents for the i. J..
Badollet & Co.'s Geneva Watches. Those
desiring fine movement should come
and see us. WHEAT & HAScHKR,
y! 1881 Market street