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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-30
LOCAL BREYlTlES,
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the City.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and Abou,
the CITY.
MATlNEEs at both theatres to-day.
TIE Grand this evening-"Hilarity."
OPERA House this afternoon and even.
ing-Beneiits for Frank Hennig.
The Council Committee on Contracts
is called to meet tomorrow night.
MILL No. l, at the Whitaker iron
works, resumed work yesterday, after a
weeks rest.
TIE May Messenger, a neat and attrac-
tive advertising sheet, made its appear.
ance yesterday and was in everybody's
hands.
The northern approach to the Seven
tenth street bridge is being filled lip.
The bridge will probably be open for
travel in two weeks.
THE man mentioned in yesterdays
lSrELLlGEScER as having a hand cut of
by an Ohio River train, is Robert En-
met, OF Woodland, Marshal county.
HERMANN delighted another large
audience at the Opera House last night.
His expose OF spiritualism was especially
enjoyable. This performance closed his
engagement.
GROUND was broken yesterday by F.
II. LANCE on the lot on the southwest
corner of Eotf and Fourteenth streets.
MIR. LANCE proposes to erect a two.story
dwelling house.
IT is reported that the general superin-
tendency Of the 3. l. 0. west lines, has
been offered to General Manager Hol-
brook, OF the Pittsburgh 4 Lake Erie.
The office has been vacant since W. ",
Peabody was made general superintend-
ent Of the B. 4 0. southwestern.
THE young ladies Of the the Thoburn
Band are making, elaborate preparations
for n flower sale and entertainment to be
held Mt the residence OF Mrs. NJ. S. Hart,
No. 727 Main street, Thursday evening.
Everybody invited. They especially in.
vite the gentlemen to be present.
AT Benwood yesterday morning an in.
teresting nupital event was celebrated,
the contracting parties being r. Allen, q
popular employe at the steel works, and
Miss II. Hoffman. His best man was
James Weir, OF McKeesport, and the
bridesmaid, Miss Lizzie Hoffman, sister
OF the bride.
GAS is becoming quite a luxury in
Findlay. At first cook stoves were rated
at 90 cents per month then there was a
raise to II dollar per month, ane now
the companies have served notice on the
consumers that on and after May | the
consumers will be charged n dollar
and fifty cents,
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About the Court House.

In Part l Of the Circuit Court ycster.
day William llagedorn confessed judg.
ment for $500 in favor OF Christian uage.
dorm.
Judge Campbell adjourned his Jury
over to May 0, the intervening time to
be devoted to ~chancery cases.
CLERK Hook yesterday Issued n mar.
miags license to Henry kruckenberc,
aged q, and Elizabeth Gering, aged %,
both Of Wheeling.
One deed Of trust and the following
transfers were admitted to record yester.
dayl April p, by Carrie, wife Of John
Seuman to Louisa Gadon, for 81, 2GO,
twenty-five feet Of ground on Woods
street, South Side. april "a, by Mrs. a.
Z. Rice to Carrie G. Neuman, for Sl,OOC,
the north half Of lot II in William Arm.
stron9's addition.
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TIE WHEELING WHEELMEN.
Permanent Athletic Quarters Talked Of
Election Friday.

Permanent Athletic Quarters Talked OF.
Election Friday.
The Wheeling Wheelmen held a
meeting last evening at the hall formerly
occupied by them. The subject Of build
ing u track was thoroughly discussed
aud q committee appointed to examine
into the matter and report at the next
meeting. The annual election OF officers
will be had on Friday evening, and n
committee will be appointed to select
suitable quarters. There is some talk of
forming a joint stock association, proba-
bly, in connection with some other ath-
letic organization with a view to making
arrangements for permanent quarters
and to put the affairs Of the association
into practical business shape, so that all
those inclined toward athletics may
have n club house which would not only
be q credit to this city, but enable the
young men TO have an opportunity for
physical development under suitable in
structors.
There should be q full meeting of all
the members OF the club on Friday even,
ing, as well as a number OF tho other
riders of the city who are not already
memttera.
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Notes from the River,

The river was stationary last night
with 10 feet G inohe0 In the channel.
Tho Keystone State passed down for
Cincinnati at ! p. IN. yesterday. The
Courier left for Petersburg at noon.
The Hudson passed up for Pittsburgh at
Q p. N. The following tow boats passed
down yesterday with coal: John Moren,
Bennett, Alex Swift, Josh Cook, R. W,
Blackburn, Pacific, Fred Wilson, Sam
Brown, Tom Dodsworth, Time, Nellie
Walton, Tom Rees, Frank Gilmore, jim
Wood, Lud Keefer, Annie Roberts,
Eagle, Charles Brown, George Shiraa
and Enterprise. The Robert jenkins
passed up light. To-day tho Andes is
due for Cincinnati Mt I a. m, the
for Pittsburgh at s a. M, and
tho Ben Hur for parkersburg at IL 80
III. The Lizzie Bay passed down for
early this morning.
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Additional Markets,

~fHi1AplLriIA, PA. April @.-wool steady,
Ohio. PENNSYLVANIA and West Virginia Xxx aud
above 3ea3ic:N 30a32c:. medium S6a3sc; coarse
slaIc: New York. Michigan, Indiana and ives,
tern Sine or \ aud XX 2SaSJc; medium 9Da:r7c.
coarse 3ia3jc: lne washed delaino 4 aud Xxx
Sia3lc: medium washed rombing aud delsipe
Static coarse do 35<3Gc: Canada washed comb,
Ing 33a31c; tub washed. choice S9ai0c; fair
3'a3Sc: coarse 3!i35c; medium unwAshcd comb.
Ing and delainc 27a30c: coarse do 2ja27c; Mon.
tana l6a25c; territory l5a2.c. i
BosroS. April9-woo market steady at p.eyl.
Gus prices: Ohio X Sic: NX S!a33c: No. i, 31ta3sc;
Michigan %9c; No. Michigan combins 3MiOc;
colnblug 2ia2Gc; Territory secured 5Ga5Sc Tor iiru;
aaa;c for fine medium: tDa5,c for medium:
California aud Texas steady: Oregon ,l64l9cs
pulled woo's steady; foreign woods firm. "
NEW York, April 2a.-Thcre was a steady trade
In dry. goods, but with no new feature, demand
being fair for this period for current wants ut
first hands. - "
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soil haulers DO retained till a new ere.
matory ordinance can DO perfected, was
a.jn,ta1 pm. "#.. 81

TIE LICENSE oRDisANCE, ETC.
Two saloons and two a%uclionners
licensca were granted.
The report OF the committee on tho
compromise loan was adopted, as print.
ed In the INTKLLidEScgR.
The Second branch refused 10 concur
In the amendment Of the First to the
license ordinance making basket ped
ding license s. instead OF $l5, the
amount set by the Second branch.
They did, however, concur in the
amendment reducing the steam ferry
license from $50 10 s25. The First
branch amended the ordinance, by doing
away with Mr.. Robrecht's amendment,
taxing boarding houses the same rs
hotels, and tho Second concutred. The
basket peddlcr amendment was after.
ward concurrcd In.
A communication wa received from
Solicitor White stating that K. NJ. Giiie.
land had obtained a judgment Of $50 20
and 20 costs against tue city, aud recon-
mending It's payment. The original bill
was for removing a nuisance by order OF
the Health Officer.
Mr.. BrandfNs presented n resolution
proposing to advertise for plansundspeci.
tications Tor a new stone bridge under
the ordinance voted on April 10. Mr..
Maxwell moved rs II substitute that the
City Engineer prepare specifications for
the plans now In existence, tho same to
be submitted to an expert for IN opinion
before they are adopted by Council.
Mr. kenney moved 10 amend Mr.. Max.
wells resolution by placing tho matter
tn tho hands of tho Committee on Cou.
tracts. Mr.. Maxwell then offered rs a
Substitute for tho whole Il resolution
empoweringthe Committee OH Contracts
10 employ Nj. +. l.. llose, City Engi.
neer,'a and Mr.. W. q. Smith, or any other
competent assistant, to prepare speciG.
cations Tor the plans already made by
MI. Hoge, to be reported back to Coun'
Gil rs soon rs possible. Carried.
The Committee OH Real Estate report.
ed It's inability 10 sell the Kennedy
property. Mr.. Bailey moved to INSTRUCT
the Board Of Public Works to remove
the house on that part OF the lot needed
in Strengthening Caldwclis IL to thu
other side OF the lot, and retain til,
property another year. Carried.
The City Sergeant was i~ntructed t
look after the city's interests at the Ii
Belle wharf, where certain parties art
digging out mill cinder.
The First Branch got n bare quorum
and transacted some unimportant bust
ness and took a recess to wait for matter
from the Second. Il five minutes ate,
the recess was ordered there was mo-
half quorum in the building.
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1SrtdEenort.

H
Rev. 0. G. Mcdonald returned 10 his homo ;,
Newcastle yesterday. '"'' ~
Nick Kuhn and Lawrence HcIn,eln are snend,
lnH a lew days fishing at the State dam near
Ihe W~oodmanscc property was sold II Treas.
st. ciairsvitie. for HOO. 'N'. .
William Gii, WHO has been at the Soldiers
has returned to his home here. "
The Misses Kate and Alice Bargs have pur.
chased q handsome monument TO &c placed dyer pur
ieetr lathor. Capt. John Iaggs. who Is hurled in
LlnMo1I cemetery. This Will be the 0rst mon.
umeu1 In thAt burying place.
The Cleveland, L.oraln 4 Wheeling r,I,-oo,
has dispensed with ono passenger conductos'
" mas given to one conductor the Masilion Mr..
commodailon train as n regular ruu, and the
me running the through trains make a trIp
formerly. " IN
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A VERY BAD ACCIDENT,
~ workman IN the Union Bridge Falls and
.. ISrunEx IJIsTnr ..

a Workman an the Union Bridge Falls and
Breaks His Leg.
Another accident occurred on the
union bridge yesterday. Charles Curven
had his leg broken. About noon be was
in the act OF lowering himself On q rope
from the bridge in Martins Ferry. to the
ground, when the leg hold in the rope
gave way and the rope being brand new,
his hands were burned, and he being
unable to hold to the rope, fell 10 the
ground, a distance Of thirty feet. He was
conveyed to the Cottage House, in Mar
tins Ferry, where he boards, and DR..
Shuttleworth summoned and reduced
the fracture. Curven's LETT leg was bro
ken at the ankle. He is n single man,
aged 2S years.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Capt. Charlie Wells, the Glover's Gap
statesman, was in town yesterday.
Miss Jessie Cowan, who has been very
i'll ut the home OF here brother, Robert
Cowan, is convalescent.
Mr.. j.. F. Seamon, Of this city, was
reelected Superintendent Of the gas
works at Cumberland, Nd, for another
year.
Mr.. Benjamin Davenport, business
manager OF tho Pictorial Wceklies Com.
pany, Of New York, was ut tho Windsor
yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph J. Levy, business manager
OF the Booth Modjeska Company, is in
the city, arranging for the appearance
Of those stars atthe Opera House May 6.
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9IMBERS SCATTERED,
False Work Of the Union Bridge
Channel Span
DEMOLISHED BY T0WBoATs.
4 Seemingly Malicious Piece OF
business Which VIII Cause
Costly Trouble and Delay.
Tows Doubled Yesterday.

At noon yesterday two rows Of piles
between piers two and three OF the
Union bridge wero knocked down by
the towboat Pacific and tow. aud two
more rows about two hours afterward
by the towboat Sam Brown and her tow.
Those who saw them knocked down say
there Is no doubt that the boats ran into
the piles ~purposely. There was plenty
Of room between piers three and four,
between which all boats are sup.
posed to run ut present, and tho Pacific
and Sam Brown could have run between
them instead of between piers two and
three, and knocking down the piles and
causing a further delay in the work.
The pilots OF tho boats named, eye
witnesses say, undoubtedly knocked
down these piles maliciously. The
bridge company has put up all the
spans except tho channel one, and
would have had it up in u few days had
1t not been for this act. -.
Yesterday the towboat Alex Swift,
with a tow OF coke, ran into pier 8, while
passing between this pier and pier 4, and
knocked a hole in tho stern Of the fuel
fiat. The stealnboatmen seized n large
tarpaulin and packed the hole with thit
and okum, thereby saving the flat from
sinking.
Nearly every one OF the many boats
which passed under the bridge yestcr
day divided their tows up tho river, ant
those which did not make double tripl
had the remainder Of their tows brought
down by the towboat Bennett, which
was kept busy at this all day.
After the piles were knocked down al
tugs passed between piers two and three
Much swearing was done by the bridge
men and towboatmen, and they could b
distinctly heard on both shores. 1t was
reported yesterday afternoon that til,
brldgemen threatened to shoot any othel
pilots who ran into the piliug.
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Tho best Result.

Every ingredient employed in pro-
drucing Hoods Sarsaparilla is strictly
pure, and is the best OF its kind it is
possible to buy. All the roots aud herbs
are carefully selected, personally ex-
amined, and only the best retained. So
that from the time Of purchase until
Hoods Sarsaparilla is prepared, every
thing is carefully watched with a view
to attaining the best result. Why don't
you try it? Is
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Drilling ~SusnenlcsI-

The towboat Horace yesterday took
away the fiat on which the Wheeling
Bridge Compauy's drill was located in
midstream below the Suspension bridge,
boring for bed rock. The rising river
endangered the barge. She was tied up
to shore, and o after the piles to
which she had been moored began to
weave about in a way that showed that
the move wGs not made too quick,
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He \ Gtass.

A well.known commercial traveller
stopping at tho Mcclure house now,
amuses his friends by chewing up tum.
blers, window panes and other articles.
There is no s~ilicate fake about his act,
as there Is III the side.show glass eaters,
but no munches the genuine article, tax.
ing care to swallow none OF it. He says
anybody can do it, and has persuaded
one or two other people to try, and they
all declare 1t is just as easy rs 1t looks.
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i Horse Thief In ,JnIl,

James griffith a former resident Of Bel
mont county, who was in the employ OF
Dr.. William Estep, at Louisville, was
arrested at GAINESVILLE on Saturday and
brought to st. Cl~airsville OH Monday
and placed in Jail, on the charge Of
horse stealing. 1t seems he has been
acting rs q veterinary surgeon out in
Noble county for some time, and had q
horse under his care for n time, and
brought it over to B%aruesvilic. While
there he traded the animal of, and the
owner Wood Johnson) hearing Of this
transaction, swore out a warrant for his
arrest, rs stated above.
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Hullnire,

As yet no contract has been awarded for tbc
Ohio Valley Railroad work.
the Sidewalks in Bellaire are NIL being repaired
OF will be before the summer Is over.
DIT. Cowan. who has been sick for over three
months, WINS on the streets here yesterday.
The boy Carl Mccain, who was reported last
wcek as badly hurt by his teacher while being
whipped, Is out Oh the streets asain all right.
John Maule. a taloonist, got for his second
oilense OF selling on Sunday, IS and costs. and
vita him.
The race course on the bottom west OF the
city VII! soon be finished. Gud all local horse
men VIII be happy and can speed their horses
then as tho truck Isl good one.
ht.sadM MIS-, Henry satterthwnite were sitting
on the porch Of their residence Monduy evenjnu
when a stone from some unknown point cams
s.atllng along and struck Mrs. 5. In the temple.
She Is not seriously hurt; yet II the stone had
force enough 10 have ut It out, -
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We are in receipt OF all the newes,
novelties in Woolens for mems wear,
consistingo Of sriGnes, P%antaloonines and
Overcoatings, which We are prepared 10
make up in the best style and ct at
reasonable prices. Buy the best % cent
fast black seamless half hose made, at
@. HISS & SoSs',
1921 and 1928 Market Street,
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NAME YOUR FAVORlTE.
The Greatest Pfizo Scheme yet
Devised.
MERCIAL TRAVELLERS
1T the lists, aud Everybody " Quail.
fled Votcr-Cut Out n Coupon
aud Write Your Preference.
Life Insurance PrcScmtcd.

Who Is the most popular commercial
traveller representing q Wheeling house?
The lSrgLLiGEScER has been asked
this question aud proposes to find out,
When the nanlc Of the most popular OF
Weddings small army ofttaveliny sales.
men Is ascertained, the 1S%rELLloENcER
will see TINT his popularity Is rewarded.
by MI arrangement with Messrs.
Sweeney 4 Edwards, the enterprisins
general agents Of the Equitable Life AS.
surancc Society, the traveller who re.
ceives the greatest number Of votes In n
contest TO, open tomorrow, May !, and
close July |, will receive his choice Of
a Lie insurance policy for 81 900, prcmi.
UNI paid up for ono year, or IN accident
insurance policy for 5000 for one year.
Below will DO found Il COUPON. Any.
body who desires can vote, subject TO
the following regulations:
CONDITIONS.
|. Any person in any State can vote Us
often rs desired.
.. All the blanks in tho coupon must
be filled.
3. No vote will be counted which Is
not written on n coupon cat from the
lSTELllGENcIE.
4. The contest will close Julyl. Votes
received after that day will be destroy
cd amounted.
s. Any travelling salesman for &
Wheeling house may be voted for.
CotFoS.
TIE WHEELING lNTELLlGESCER.
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Yesterday a COW, n OF a herd
brought up the river on a boat for Good.
hue & Thomas, broke away rs the cattle
were being driven up the wharf, and
made straight for the river, where she
sprang in and swan for the Island. A
man in a skiG pursued and chased her
ont on the lower point Of the Island.
Had he not got hold OF her head and
held it out of water she would prob
ably have drowned, .as.
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Caught tho Golden Egg,

Fifteen thousand dollars fall, to two
Fail view citizens. Ticket No. G4,3S5 in
The Louisiana State Lottery drawing of
February II captures the prize for j. S.
Getts, Of the firm OF Belts Bros, grain
dealers, and L. G. Miuhener. agent for
the Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific R'y.
The money was promptly paid through
the Fairview State Bank.-Fairuiew
kansas) Enterprise, March Is. DAw
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a Spring Medicine.

The druggists claim that people call
daily for the new ure for constipation
and sick headache, discovered by Dr.,
Silas Lane while in the Rocky Mount.
aims. It is said to be Oregon grape root
IA great remedy in the far West for those
complaints, combined With simple
herhs, and is made for use by pouring
on boiling water to draw out the strength.
It sells at 50 cents q package, and is
called Lane's Family Medicine. psw-1
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WE ARE ALI SETTLED.

Come mud Soc Us III Our Nov nnl IInud.
some Quarters, 81 Twelfth Street.
We can show you more Bicycles, and
better Bicycles, than all other dealers
combined. The VlCyoE SApETYis finer
than ever. Don't fail to see it. We arc
trading in comparatively new wheels OF
other makes for the Victor. Why is it?
because the Victor is best. Don't
lose money by buying n wheel without
examining the Victor. Buy the best In
the start. 1t is the cheapest in the end.
Call and examine our stock. Over n
dozen makes OF Bicycles.
EDw. l.. ROSE 4 Co.,
New Store, 81 Twelfth street,
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During the blasting with dynamite at
the Martins Ferry blast furnace yester-
day morning another iron pillar sup.
porting the cupola was struck by an I'M.
mense piece Of salamandcr and knocked
down, and q piece Of the crown Of the
cupola was broken. No more blasting
was done yesterday after the accident
occurred. Only six pillars are left stand
ing, and ii one OF these were broken the
big cupola would probably fall.
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l,nlicn l,lckuns.

Ike Smith was discharged by the Mayor
Yesterday. A d~isorderly was fined.
Yesterday afternoon Chief Delbrugge
and Officer Short locked up James
Quinn and james Cunningham, two
Washington oil men who were very
drunk.
Chris Schlosser was locked up last
night by Officer Daum for disoiderly
conduct in East Wheeling.
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Tho County Board.

The County COMMISSIONER Commit
tee on Court House and Jail met yester-
day, audited the monthly bills and took
a walk over the proposed siteoi the new
Jail. In the afternoon the Committee
on Roads and Bridges met and exam
ined the bids for work on the roads,
tabulating them for presentation to the
Board next Monday. The general audit
ing meeting Of the Board will he held
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a Tall About llumc.

Last evening Rev. DR.. Gushing, pastor
OF the Fourth Street NJ. 4. Church, dc.
livered a lecture in the Zane street
church, to the Chautauqua Circle OF
that church, which is now in its third
years course. His subject was his OBJ.
..ervations in Rome. 1Ic gave a very
pleasing and instructive discourse,
which was highly appreciated. The ut.
tendance was good, aud the circle is in q
ilourishing condition,
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Iron is on the ground for n new track
Tor the street a line on Tenth and Main
streets, connecting the Tenth street track
with that on Main street, 30 that cars
can 50 from Fourth down Main, instead
Of going up Main and reversing Tor the
down trip.
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n Come aud examine our Stock. II you find We don't uuicrscil ali Competitors
O
GLE Sntcllioeuler.
Now Advertisements,

Now Advertisements.
Grapcs-Sco. v. Campbell. Delaware, o.
Sod for Sale aud Yards Soddel.
For Kcn t-FurniShed Room.
Excursion to MotihdsYtiic Crrrp Grounds.
White Mountain Ice Cream Fret zer-Sehbitt &
Bro.
Notice to Stockholdets-CaSsell Oil Company.
Notice TO Stockholdets-Vlctor Oil aud Gas
Moth Marbles-R. II. List.
Administrator Noticc-F. Rlestcr.
StciHwhy Plano Tor Ssle-F. ". banner & Co.
Trustees Snle-w. L. Hubbard.
For k%cnt-Thrcc Platn Rooms.
X. o! =. Funeral Notice.
Rich Cut Glassware Ewing Bros.
Jaxon soAp-Geo. II. Gibson l. Bro,
Seeds-l lUIc " Bro.
For SAlc-Family Horse.
Wantcd-Glrl to do General llouscwork.
Announcements. A. Holiday & Son.
IF You cannot sec and need spectacles
you should call on us and have your Eyes
Tested without cllnrye. We have The
finest Instruments aud more experience
tiinn auy other Optician III the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money nc.
'unLed. JACOB W. CRUDE,
Jeweier and Optician,
Cor. Twelfth md Market Streets.
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Trntlic Slightly DELAYED,

The engine Of a freight train on the
Ohio River railroad blew Il hole in her
boiler atSt. Mary's yesterday, aud delay
ed traffic for some time. The train had
to be sidet,acked there until another en-
CINE could be sent up from Parkcrsburg.