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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
AbrnoI-

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,
"The "Muggs' Landing" company is at
the Hotel Behler.
Mr.. Basil 7. Bowers, OF New Martins.
vile, was at the Stanm yesterday.
Miss S[ollic PAUL has returned from q
visit to Miss Clara Beall, Of Wellsburg.
Mr.. 0. s. Philpot, the architect, is in
Psrkersburg looking alter building in.
tereets.
John Cummins and vile and Lee
Wells and wife have returned from .
visit to Garrett, Ind.
Mrs. Captain H.. J. Mendel will re-
turn this evening from Texas, where
she has been visiting for several weeks.
Mr.. r. "A. Smith, inventor OF the Uni
versal Relrigerating system, returned
Yesterday from Washington City and
Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Burns, Miss Cora Burns,
Miss G. Rahilly and Mr. E. B. Powers,
OF Pittsburgh, were at the Mcclure house
YESTERDAY on their way to Mt. de Chan.
tai, where the young ladies entered the
Academy.
Mrs. Will Goetz and daughter, Edna,
OF Genoa Junction, Wis, who have been
visiting relatives and friends here for
two montha pact, returned home last
evening. Miss Clara Myers, Of the
Island, accompanied them, aud will re-
main over the Holidays.
George Chew and family, Of Wheeling,
have returned home after a two weeks
visit with j. N. earns family. Mrs.
Larina HabeTield, OF Wheeling, VAS the
guest OF Mrs. Robt. Herbst, during the
initiation Of the Pythian Sisters, in Doug
las Temple, No. II. Ed. Ii. Redman
and wife, married yesterday in Wheel.
ing, spent last night in this city, on their
way to eastern Understandable Star.
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In the German Department SlC0 WA
spent for tho instruction Of 52G pupils,
OF whom go arc OF German p~arentage
and 25G OF other than German parent.
ago.
The Committee on Accounts reported
bills for S2l3,5i, which were ordered
paid.
The Finance Committee reported In
fayor OF 'reindiug to William G. Rihel.
datfer 90 cents on IN erroneous assess.
ment; adopted.
The Committee on Public Li5ary re.
ported bills for $40 81, which were or.
dered paid.
Librarian Wilson reported that AIS
books had been uaed a. tho Public Ii
bsary during the month and that SlG
had been collected for fines.
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds reported tho bids for the
changes to be made on Union achooI
building as follows: Bei,z, Fading &
Co., S2l, l9i; n. q. Hamilton, 500
Klieves, KRAFT 4 Co., Sl0,49G; D. Il,
Brooks, SlS,S00.
Mr.. Ellingham moved to award the
contract to D. r. Brooks. Mr.. Bloch
asked Mr.. Elllngham as chairman Of the
committee, to explain why the building
Is to cost 80 much more than architect
Wells's original estimate. MI. Filing
ham stated that the cost Of removing
the msnsard roof was greater than Mr.,
Wells contemplated. Architect G. Il.
Wells stated that the roof, both ioi
removing and rebuilding is the greatest
cost. Alter n great deal Of discussion,
in which all phases Of the question were
brought out, the Board awarded the
contract to Mr.. Brooks,
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Intelligence WAS yesterday received
by Chief Of Police Delbrusge that two
boys had escaped from the new State
Reform School at Pruntytown. They
arc William Williams, sent up from
Welzel county, for a felony, and Sam
B%rookhayer, q Parkersburg .vagrant.
Williams is six feet two inches tsll,
weighs one hundred and fifty pounds,
has blue eyes and dark hair. Brook.
haver is Eve feet one inch tall and
weighs hundred and twenty.one
pounds. It is believed tho hoya are
bound TO Ohio. A reward Of so is Of
feIed for their recapture. Willism3 is
the boy who accompanied Superintend-
eat Showalter hero como titne ago, and
said he would rather live at the echool
than elsewhere.
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Mr.. Joseph McArdlo entertained n
number Of friends last night, at his
rooms on North Main street. The party
wLiled away the hours with cards and
other games. At midnight an inviting
supper was served and Diseased. Those
participating pronounced the evening
one Of the most pleasant they had ever
enjoyed.
The Misses Hornbrook entertained
friends last evening at their home at
Elm Grove.
Prof. John Mullen gave q hop last
evening for his older and more advanced
pupils, in MSnnerChor hall.
A reception was given in Germania
hall last evening in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Stahl, a newly welded couple.
Last night the Red Rose Social gave
its third dance at Beethoven hall. A
large and jolly crowd was present, and
Mayors orchestra furnished the music.
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wheeling as a s,arle ct for Elmo Fruits.


Americana used 10 regard fruit as a
luxury 10 be taken sparingly. Since
the fruits OF all climes have been brought
to this country and offered at astonish-
ingly low prices, American families arc
using fruit freely and as part OF their
every day food. In this respec! Wheel
ing is not behind the rest OF tho country.
Nobody has done more than Louis Las.
knria, the Greek fruiteser. to bring
about this change. ?
Mr.. Laskaris has made the finest fruits
popular by offering the very choicest at
the lowest prices, To-day he offers the
finest stock ever seen in this city OF
grape fruit, %Ghaddock, sweet Florida
oranges, fresh Indian ligs, pressed lgs,
pomeeranatesu catawbai concord, tokay
and malaga grapes, pineapples and pears.
Some OF the ehaddocks weigh six
pounds each. lie has pears weighing q
pound md o quarter a piece. Cleaned
nuts Of all kinds arc a feature Of his
stock. He has fine candies in crest var.
iety. Baskets Of all sizes for fruit. Gus.
toners may order by telephone from
early morning until Il o'clock at night,
1920 Main street.
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DEI.lAlkh,
All Sorts OF Local New and Gossfp from
tho Glnss CITY,

All Sorts OF Local New and Gossfp from
tho Glass City.
Work on the pixies Is progressing nicely now,
Mssgie Mitchell Is to be here In December ar
VIII produce "Eay."
NJ: l.. TGtbet ran a huge Iron splinter through
his finger yesterday.
A little Fourth warler fell the other day and
bit a hole through Ills lower lip.
The 0. @. T. OF this city are arranging for n
series OF lectures for this winter.
Early In the new year ". 2. Barnard expects
10 make brick at his new works on Indian run.
The seats In the Square are being badly broken
BY The boys. The committee should look al,cr
Three Rellalreitesare going Rrouud with their
noses tied up, the effects OF recent bouts with
friends. ''
Benjamin Wright. living below tho city. Inns
been granted n pension Of 50 per month and 500
back pension.
Young McNillcn's hearing before tho MAJOR
Will not take place before the 2Sth. &c Is under
bond Tor biting . boys nose oil.
Thlriy.hre negroes arrived from the South
yesterday, having been brought here for Tim
work on the Ohio Valley railroad.
Miss Manic King. daughter of p. T. King, for.
merly. Of this city, is very sick at her home q,
Muncie, nd, and Is not expected 10 recover,
Men who left here to work In the Vest nj
Hammond, H.. are dissatisfied, many Of them
not making over laborers' wages, and some not
that. rs soon rs expenses can be made they
will return. -
Auditor Duly, o! the Baltimore L Ohio rail.
road, was In tho city Yesterday, making The
traptfer At the Baltimore < Ohio ofica. A'O
Pierre, the new aVent, arrived last night, and
Will take charge to-day.
Frank F,rallnger and.Miss Ora Lafer,y. daupb.
ter Of John Lalerty, Of the First ward, were
married by Rev. ). Is. Graf on Wednesday even.
Ing; They left over the Baltimore l. OHIO for
the West on their wedding tour.
Ts.ec large windows have betn broken here
lately. one for /. Z. Morris, one fox ii. AsEew
and one at Il. l.. Meats. The first two woe
htokeh ~ boys throwing stones, and the one AT
NeaIs by a man who WIS tlcOwn through il in
a fight night before last.
\ special train on tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad yesterday had on board General Man.
ager Charles WRti, Superintendent l.. +. Loree
Gnist EnSineer Thomas Eodd, Roadmssser
ohiges- eupeIintenceot OF Bridges Marlin and
s%pection. 40
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FIGURES THAT ARE FACTS.

Va always have what VIC advertise.
For to-day ind Tomorrow, KLINE
BROTHERS, Reliable Clothlers, 114O
Main street, offer:
Fine all.wool Mellon, Kersey and
Beaver OyercOats for men at So 50,
worth $ia 10.
Fine Atwood Cheriut Suits for young
men, worth Si2 90; sec them III our
window at 81 50.
upen TIL D p. III. every tny, Saturday
till II p. nj.
Polite attention. No misrepresenta-
ton. Call carl and avoid tbs rush.
KLINE BROTHERS,
1li0 Main street.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION,
Stage OF Water md Movemonts OF Bohts.
The River IntGrests.

H.
The river rose all day yesterday and
the marks showed 10 feet and stationary
last night. The reports from above were:
Morgantown-6 feet 10 inches and
falling; weather clesr and cold.
B~rownsville-9 feet | inch and falling;
weather clear and cool.
Warren-5 feet 0 inches and rising;
weather cloudy and cold.
Yesterday the Fl. E. Bedford departed
for Pittsburgh at S a. m.-The G. W.
Bachelor passed up from Cincinnati Tor
Pittsburgh at 10 a. m.-The Courier rot
Off for Parkeraburg at 1880 a. m.-The
Hudson is still behind time and did not
get away from Pittsburgh till S a. N. yea.
terday and did not get past this city till
10 p. N. She loaded about 400 tons Of
freight here.-The Liberty, Phillips and
Bsyne were in and out as usual. =
To-day the Matt T. Allen will leave for
Pittsburgh at s a. m.-rhe Scotia, TWEEN
ty-four hours behind her schedule time,
will be up about 8 q. m.-The Ben Hur
will leave for Parkersburg at II 80 q. m.
River men report a sunken barge in a
very bad place nea the channel at the
Belmont coal works, below Dellaire,
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Last evening Officers Herbert and
Watson brought to the lookup in the
patrol wagon Eugene Kelly, who lives
down the river. and who was very
drunk and bad fallen and skinned his
face. Kelly is eaid to be the game fellow
who was allowed to 30 free by the Mayor
yesterday on his promising to leave the
city. Jennie Miller, who escaped at the
time the Pcyton woman's houec, ct 1910
Chapline street, was raided, was also
locked up last evening by Officer Lukeus.
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KIRMGSS AND EXCURSION,

Kaleidoscope OF the Nations ut Staubenville
Opera House, Thursday, Friday and Sat.
urdny Evenings, November 81, IS and
20-aIatiueo Saturday.
This will be the grundest display ever
given in Eastern Ohio, including the
dances OF all nations and ages by over
$50 performers under tho direction OF
Prof. Speedy, OF Detroit.
Beautiful Tableaux With calcium
light, and fine scenic effects by Prof.
Church, Of Pittsburgh. A magnificent
spectacular production. Music by
Mayors orchestra. Special excursion
Friday evening, 2ath. For seats and
particulars call Immediately at Banners
Music store. M!
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There has been a good deal Of curiosi-
ty expressed o 10 why the Bellaire
window glass houses did not 90 into the
trust with their brethren in the trade. AN
INTELLIoEScER reporter yesterday asked
Nj. D. ]. Smith, Secretary Of the Union
Window GlaEs Wc,ls there, why Bell.
afro manufacturers had not joined the
combine. Mr.. Smith said these was no
re.son Tor not going in, and that the
houses there all expect to 60 in when
they arc ready.
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"a PROMINENT physician an old army
surgeon in eastern Iowa, was called away
from home Tor a few days; during bis
absence one Of the children contracted a
severe cold and his wife bought a bottle
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for it.
They were 20 much pleased with the
remedy that they afterwards used several
bottles at various times. He said, from
his experience with it, he regarded it as
the most reliable preparation in use for
colds and that it came the nesreat being
. specific OF any medicine he had ever
seen. For sale by W. w. Irwin, G. R.
Goethe, John KlGri, @. Schnepf, W. L.
Williams and NJ. ". Heinfici. paw
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Gl)e S,lttllioenfer.
New Advertisements.

Found Our s.oct-D. Guudling { Co.-rourth
page. -,
page.
TO Let-G. o. Smith.
Opera Ilouse-The Clcmenccsu Case.
Boy wRuted-f. W. HGuincr & Co.
Situation Wanted by Young gentleman.
Subscription Books.
Closing Out Sa!e-MIss Kate Carver.
TarlOr FenGCTs In D~nEs-Ncsbitt i B:o.
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AMONG the many elegant and desira.
BILE publication suitable for the Holt.
days is the Fearless edition OF 1.-THE Pill.
grims Progress" printed from large type
and containing illustrations from an edi.
ton that sold in London for $50. :
The Prince OF Peace by Mrs. Isabella
N. Alden, (Pansy).
I'm the interesting style that has com.
mendcd 10 thousands OF readers the
writings Of 'Pansy.' The publishers
have seconded the authors purpose by
giving the book a beautiful dress, with
the establishment Of artistic illustra-
tons, making a book that will ornament
may it bless-many n home."-Boaoa
Hutchmdn. w. Fl. BRows,
Agent for both OF the above books.
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EVENTS AT THE CLUB.
Worry Attractive Programme Arranged
for the Season,

The Wheeling Club is having a series
Of very pleasant weekly receptions and
entertainments, arranged for by the Ex.
eeutive Committee. One ortwo Of them
have occurred, and they have been we'll
attended aud all were extremely enjoy.
able. This evening the weekly event OF
the series will be given. It takes this
week the shape Of q card party, and the
special committee named to have charge
Of 1t Is composed Of Mr.. D. Carter List,
NJ. j.. Kelsey Hall aud Mr.. W.. A.
Bloomfield.
Among the future entertainments con.
temptated by tho Executive Committee
arc n concert, u full dress party aud
other attractive features. These weekly
receptions are doing much TO relieve the
dullness OF the earlier part Of tho season.
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NEW! NEW! NEW!

We are now in receipt OF n complete
line Of Fall and Winter Woolens, con.
slsting OF ~0vercOatinGs, suitlngs, ranta'
iODllUgs and Fnncy festings. which we
warrant 10 make up in ilrst.class style
unreasonable prices and fit guaranteed
A complete line Of Cent? Furnishing
tt88ds IN stock. Seamless MeriR8 and
East Black Iiaif Hose nj e5e n pair.
Near our celebrated Atwood knit
Jackets. {. HESS d Sons,
1921 & 1873 Market Street.
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Westerly afternoon Miss Emma Stamm
gave a progressive Eachie party to
u number Of lody friends from 9 to 8
o'clock. The parlors Of the Stamm house
presented n brilliant scene. Miss Stamm
was assisted by Miss Prather, Miss Blond
and Miss Hart. The guests spent q de-
lighttul afternoon and much enjoyed a
generous table. The prizes were hand.
some and appropriate. Miss Carrie
Brues won the fret pri.e and Mrs. Rob.
ert J.. Reed the second.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Watches Plentiful-Arrestcd for Dastnrdy.
Yariou us Items,

Watches Plentiful-Arrested for Dnstnrdy.
Various Items.
Russell Medill Is home from Canton on q
visit.
The Board Of Education Jailed to SC: q quo.
rum last night.
MI. s. B. Williams left for Rochester, Pa, yes.
terday Oh business.
Three hunters killed iorty.oue birds wost Of
Martins Ferry, on! Tuesday.'
Mrs. Samuel bloom, OF New Cumberland. Is
visiting her parents. on Filth street..
The Gre brick works at Rush Ruuhas enough
orders booked to keep them running I'LL Feb.
ruary.
Moses Taylor, colored, was tho first ex.roldier
In Martins Ferry 10 receivca pension under the
Kew law.
Secretary Mitchell, Of the Water Works. SAYS
the number Of consumers Of water is steadily in
creGsiDg.
Yesterday a number OF J II. Homes workmen
went to smithteld to place a mausoleum In
the cemetery lot OF the family Of N. II. Qag.
The glass factories, Il is undcr.tood, have en-.
ployed a detective 10 look aitcr the employees
Sslo steal ware: 1--WE are getting tired OF having
Ware carried of by The cart load. said q glass
manufacturer.
Two Martins Ferry hoodlums. whiIo out
hunting the other day. fred o load OF shot
through an American nag, which had been
PLACED ON the Deep Kun school building by the
scholars. The farmers Of TINT section will make
II warm for the guilty parties II they put In their
appcarsnce up there.
Marshal Sheppard, OF Bellaire, came up yes,er.
day and arrested Jacob Colts, wanted at Bella,re
for bartardy. Mashals Wcstwood and Sheppard
located Colts at the Elsda glass works a,td West.
wood went there after him. When he reached
the Elssn Colts had skipped. and was found
shortly aflerwArd at bis boarding house on Sec.
ond street.. Ho was upstairs dressing himself.
and said ho had understood that he was wanted
ut Bellairef aud Was getting ready to 10 down.
A stranger appeared at tho L.anghlin mill
Tuesday. morning md .oil0red to sell n first class
silver watch for 81, but could not. Some OF the
employees thought he was one OF tho gang that |
robbed the |ewelfy store at S~teubdnviiiea a fdy |
days ago. He waG about twenty-five years old,
measuring about Two eight, with blue eyes,
high cheek bones and smooth lace. Later iu |
the day tho stranger sold the watch at the ben.
wood blast furnace. II was bran new, but the
number did not correspond with any stolen |
from the Sieubenvillc jeweler, and 1t was OF an.
other make. The stranger was seen with three |
other strangers near the E!son glass works early
that morning, but he said he was n brakeman
on the Pan Handle and being away from home
and hard up decided 70 get some money ont OF
the watch. Marshal Westwood says he thinks |
the man was not one OF the men wanted at
s%teubenvllle. sever1l other watches have been |
Iold here this week by strangers. Suspicioui
looking characters visited the .ftna mill Yes.
ierday aud tried 10 sell watches there.
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ess,Rul his will Is contested upon the ground OF
want oil mental capacity TO make II. Mr.. J.. l..
Parkinson represents the pr0Poncnt aud d. D.
Eyans the couteStaats.
The Simpson N. L. Church voted on Wednes.
day evening on tho question Of admitting women
AZ delegates - the general conference. Eighty.
two votes wct0 Cast, sixty seven for and fifteen
against admission. The church has a member.
shin OF five hundred, but, rs the vote showed,
only n few OF them awaited themselves OF the
opportunity to express their opinion on the
question. Four ffths Of those present Wclucs.
day evening were ladies.
Tho Law md Order League met again Monday
evening In the chapel Of the Simpson MI
church, and appointed several committees. The
Secretary. wa requested to notify the saloon
keepers that they must close their pisces OF busi.
ness at once. A committee wa appointed 10
Institute proceedings against persons engaged In
the Illegal sale OF intoxicating drinks and Vic.
lalors OF the Sunday law. The League expressed
u determination to stop the sale OF newspapers
On Sunday, aud to stop the vending OF milk on
tina! day.
John Henrietta has been summoned to appear
before tho City councll at It's next meeting TO
show Cause, II be eau, why his license 10 sell In.
toaic4ting liquors should not be revoked. Hem
rletta was tned by the Mayor for selling 10 q
minor, III violation OF the liccuse ordinance,
and appealed TO tho Ci;cuit Court. where he de-
MED the validity Of the license he was selling
under. The lsryLLiG EScEI published the pro-
cetilngs at the time: and iDasmuch as no him
self has hsd his license declared void, Council
Will probably declare II revoked.
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GLASS HOUSE STRIKE,
The Boys mt tho Central Works On use o
. 10. StrI,tfu StprVn-n f...|

The Boys mt tho Central Works ca use o
Nights StoppaGc.
Last evening when the nigh! turn
went on a! the Central Glass Works
the swapping and carrying out boys
struck and quit work. They have been
paid forty and forty.five cents q turn,
and demanded fifty. All tho workmen
but five or six blow shops had to stop
work for want ottho boys help. Later
the demand was granted, and the boys
will 20 back 10 work as usual this morn
ing. 1t has been some time since the
kids have enforced a holiday at the Cen
trnl be inra
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arbitration. Neuhausen selected P. +.
Lewis, Esq OF Steubenville, as his rep.
feseatatiye, and the lee Company W. H..
Hearne, Esq. Of this city. These two
gentlemen selected aa n third John Il.
Donehoo, OF New Cumberland. The
three met here yesterday, and alter
the evidence and examining into the
case, voted unanimously to award Nj.
Seuhausen S25 damages.
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Settled by Arbitration

eoma time ago Aug. N%euhausen, OF
Stcubenville, and The Wheeling Ice and
Storage Company had a Disagreement es
TO contract by which the company was
to furnish Mr.. Neuhausen ice. The
company claimed payment for a quaint.
ty df ice, and Mr.. Neuhausen claimed
$500 damages for failure TO supply ice as
agreed. 1t was arranged by the parties
that the dispute should DO settled by
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Mrs. Annie Blatner was arraigued
before Squire Arkle yesterday on com.
plant Of her si%ster.in.law, Mrs. Minnie
Hull, who chargedher with ''%contendiuc
with loud and angry words." The
justice fined her 81 and required her to
give bond in so to keep the peace.
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II you canBot see and needspectac!eS
You sloall call on us and hIscyOurE Eyes
tested without charge. Ne have the
finest Instruments md more experience
than my other Upticiln in The State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB ". CRUSH,
Jcweler and Opt;ciun,
Cor. Twelfth ard Nurket Streets.
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Reception nt bridgeport.

Mrs. Seymour Dunleyy, Of Bridgeport,
gave a reception 10 her lady friends yes
tcrday afternoon through tho iashiona-
bic hours, from . TO s o'clock. 1t was a
brilliant affair, and among the large
number OF guests present were many
Wheeling ladies.
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Lincoln Council, No. 2S, Jr. o. U. A.
~, met last night in Hibbera's hall, and
initiated several candidates. The Coun.
ell will attend the First Presbyterian
Church next Sunday evening in n body,
when DR.. Cunningham will preach a
special sermon for the benefit OF the
Council. The members cordially invite
members Of other Councils to be present
on that occasion.
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Mr.. John II. Hall, late Of Belmont
county has been appointed Secretary Of
the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railway
Company, vice MIR. j. ]. Rutter. Mr..
Hall entered upon the discharge OF his
new official duties yesterday morning.
lie is an acquisition 10 the official force
Of the company on which it is 10 be con.
utat ula tod
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord ono deed Of trust and tho following
transfer:
November G by Silas and Elizabeth
Davis, executors OF the will OF Allen
Davis, deceased, TO Simon Laesch, for
$1,000, lots IL and Il Of the subdivision
Of the Poor House Farm.