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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-24
THE FJltT HENRY CLUB.

Worry Enjoyable Informal Opening OF III.
Club House Last Slight,
The informal opening OF the Fort
Henry club took place Last night. The
work OF arranging and decorating the
building was not quite finished, but the
principal rooms and balls were ready for
the visitors.
Fltty.two members aud gucsts regis.
tered on tho club register, and very
happy evening was spent. The early
part OF the evening was devoted 10 cards
and an inspection OF the building, and
at II O'Clock dinner was served. Tables
were srrea! in several OF the rooms to
accommodate the unusual number OF
guests: The meal wac gotten up by the
Holel Windsor kitchen force under the
management OF Manager Ross, and was
served in the most elegant ntyle.
The club house has already been
described in detail in the lNTELLIGEyogn
1t is certainly elegantly appointed and
tastefully furnished. The President.
Mr.. 0. G. Dewey, has superintendent
VIVA ~ ti'tiHS ~ up aiu llluCu VI
the credit for the Completeness and
elegance Of the arrangements is
due him. The Secretary, d.. ], L.
Belleville, has also done a great deal
Of hard word in getting the club
into motion aud the house in
readiness, and in him Mr.. Dewey found
an able coadjutor. Members oithe clab
and lGdicG WhcsD ca.nnura,in, wac
sought also gave valuable aid in the
preparations, and the architect OF the
remodeled building, Mr.. L. &. Franz.
helm, who is likewise a member Of tho
club, has ehown his genius not only in
the plans he prepared, bptas well in the
supervision he has given to details.
Taken all iu all, the Fort Henry club
is al institution OF which Wheeling
should be proud, and it will do much 10
place Wheel ling abreast OF her larger
sisters in the things which show the
culture and taste Of communities.
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jAMES0S'S DIARY.
II IN Publithcd ht lnst--AttnCk on Stan.
ltJ-1he CnnnibNl Episode,


lrJ-1hs Cannibal Episode.
LONDON, Dec. 23.-Jameson's diary
will bs published TO morrow. Mrs.
Jameeon and tho dead mans brother In
a preface to the work, bitterly attack
Mr.. Stanley for making Jameson tho
scapegoat for oil the troubles which oc.
Cured, and claiming that they were due
to S,anley's own bad judgment and neg.
lect. They also suggett that Messrs.
Stanley and Bouny are not telling the
truth. Tho cannibal episode, as /: up.
pears In the diary, is substantially iden.
tical with the account OF it contained In
the letter to tho Emin committee. Jane.
son adds 10 his statement OF the facts:
:" would never have been such beast
as to witness tho act OF tannibalism, but
was unable until the last moment 10
bring myself TO believe that 1t waa any.
thing save ruse TO get money out Of
me.
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Two GREAT CHESS PLAYERS.
1he Looks and Ways OF the Worlds Fc.
nous Champions, Ga

80" ""Ja VI the NOfluB En-.
nous Champions. .t5
ssesnltz is a broad, thick.set man
much below the middle height, with a I
iull beard OF a tawny color, and, owing
10 u lAmeness from which he suffers, bis
constant companion is a stout cane
which he uses to assis! him in his per-
ambulations. Gsnkbers is about The
middle hsight, with closely cljnred
oesra, and time has begun to make earlv
favages on his crop OF hair, which ia
fast Icceding and leaving him bald. - = {
Alter some littla progress ia made in (
the games both players settle down into
. conosNon ol apparent compasure. Dur.
!ns the intervals in which his opponent
aIudles the morcH alch player viii ret
up amp take lew turns around the
room BY way of exercise and relief.
1unsoe!g, more active player thtn The
osoef piayer,la the one who mctt ire.
queAtly takes this form OF relaxsl;on.
and more than ouce after mapi, o n
move he will jump up aud leave the
room. - : = - - : Z
steinits's !syorite attitude over the
hoard is to lean forward win both arms ms
upon the table supporting him !; in TACT,
this may be said 10 bs his almost inyari.
aole position when at play, although oc-
casionaiiy he will rise and 8, and in n
side attitude. sgaln leaning slightly over
the ooarG. Gnnsherg, on the contrary,
appears to prefer leaning back in his
ehair, out Waen he seeWs;o be at a criti-
cal point, be vii! draw forward and also
earnestly bsna over The hoard, restin !,
one elbos on the tabia and uppo1tin !,
hlE hsad, very often covering his chm
and mouth with the supporting hand.
he wears spsciacles wnen playing, and
bis head is sometimes turned so that It
spaea,5 to bs looking altogether sway
! ron thr b2ari, whereas in reality he ia
Closely studying the position. On the
tap4 VI tr"y for tue reception OF the
/ ciga7. l.S'.' - As~ "s1''t :
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C4EFELAxp, O., Dec. 3S.-The annual
State cooking main occurred at Delaware,
Ohio, last night. Cleveland birds were
pitted against those from Delaware and
Chillicothe. Twenty-oSe birds were
shown on side and seventeen battles
fought. OF these Cleveland carried of
eight. and the Delawa:e ss,,I Won nine,
taking tue extra dsht needed to give
them the main itself. On each fight $50
was laid, and on the main 500 more,
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a Shocking TruG, dy,

DASyILLE, Va, Dec. 23.-A shocking
tragedy occurred here to-day. Edward
Enocn, railroad man, and James Gray.
cit, q carpenter, were in saloon and
both unte: the influence OF liquor. They
began to quarrel about some trivial mat
ter and G:a.ett insulted Enoch, when
the latter knocked him down and liter.
ally Stun ped him 10 death with his heavy
boots. Enoch was arrested.
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srRlseglSLn, Ills, Dec. o3.-Notice
WAS served tonight tha! E. l.. Meuitts
seat in the Legislature would be con.
tested on the ground that be removed to
Nebraska and has not keez a resident
Of Illinois !or five years required by law.
Merritt 10 Democrat and the closeness
OF the Legislature makes the contest i'm.
portant. Merritt admits having engaged
experimentally for time in business
Omaha, but says he did not remove his
family, and consequently retained hls
residence here.
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Ro.iE, Dec. 2a.-The rope Today re.
ceived the congratulations upon the
iity.,hi,d anniversary OF his frs. cele.
bration OF the MACS. In his reply be
said that he deplored the war Of sects
eeainst the Church and 1eaiIirmed the
rights OF the Tapa5y. The Pope looked
well, and appeared to haveiul!y recoc-
cred from his recent cold.S VI
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Terrible Acctdcut nt Chicago,

CHICAGO, Dec. ga serious and fatal
accident occurred at the Stock Yards
this morning, in which two men were
Instantly killed and several fatally in.
iured. The wall oi an old packing house,
the property OF Armour Il Co, was being
torn down, when suddenly the wall col.
lapsed and fell, burying q number OF
men in the ruins. Mike Barry AID an
unknown man were taken out dead.
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SDnin.a Protrciise POLAR,

MApRlR, Dec. ga royal decree is
sued to-day slsers the cVsto.us' tariff
and appoints commission to take steps
to b.ing about series OF reforms in the
commercial treaties existing between
Spain and other uount,les.
The objec: oil the Goverumentin max.
ing this new denarture, is for strength.
ening its electoral influence by promptly
applying g policy OF protection to the
country, and possibly 10 its colonies.
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Killed III. Mistress.

CHICAGO, Dec. o3.-This afternoon
Thomas Sweeney, an ex.convict who is
nearly dead with consumption, shot and
fatally wounded his mistress, al Ohio
girl, named Mary donaldson, alias Maud
Dalton. Sweeney charged the girl with
being about to abandon him and in a
tit OF resentment, suddenly pulled his
revolver and sent bullet through her
hndy
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a ISllzz,rti in SIlGLIeuil,

sAuLT STE MARIE, Mlcu., Dec. 29,-A
terrible northwest blizzard has been
raging in this section since . O'Clock last
night, the wind ,esching sixty miles
per hour with snow. The roof OF
the McEcoy hotel was blown of, aud
there we're several other miuor n:ishaps.
The storm at;A continues. All the
Western Union wires haye heea down
twenty hours, ~.
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y sspsnerous Road.

New York, Dec. 9. T:a2s Lake Shore
Il Michigan Southern hallway h~s de-
s;cze1 : semi.aunual dividend OF :! per
cen. and Ga eytra dividend OF u per
cent. 4 year ago i!.Sy declared regu'
lar dividend Of . per cent sll IN extra
dividend Of per cent. To.day's diyi'
Genaa make the company pay Q per ceat
this year ssaiast 5 per cent last year. A
resolution was pa2sad that hereafter the
regular dividends shcGt4 Se At the rate
OF 5 per cent per annum,
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Tho saiscrt o Et,.t parl,,

PARIS, Dec. aS-The Gaulois IN.
uouuces that Emperor William has de.
cided to visit Paris. The Emperor, &C.
cordine to the Goulois, was to travel in
strict iAcogrilo aud will not take up his
residence at the German Embassy. Sub.
sequeutly still, according to the newspa.
per mentioned, the German Emperor
will proceed TO Cannes and San Reno. /,
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Dnlnagea by Dynnmilc.

Yesterday evening Henry Eiraoh, son
oI Charles ilirach, YVES playing with a
dynamite cartridge near the Atlantic
engine house, when the cartridge ex-
ploded, a fragment tearing q huge piece
Of his right hand of and scraping the
tesh from his right leg. The wound "a
painful, and may prove serious Il
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OIurticretl and Isukb. ii .

CLEVELAND, Dec. 23.-John Bremen,
station agent at Bays Station, on the
Toledo, Eindlsy 4 Springfield railroad,
was murdered and robbed last night and
his body thrown into the depot, which
was then get on fire. How much money
was secured by the miscreants, or who
they Hefa is not known.
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A Isond Caves in,

The new road beiu. graded on Charles
street slipped yesterday, under the in.
tluence Of the thawing weather, and 70.
located itself some distance down the
hill, In its peregrination it narrowly
missed taking along the house OF Mr..
Moore, and ruined the fence around the
premises OF Mr.. Surgeon. The slip
makes nassy piece OF work for .ha city,
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. % The Sun
say closing crusade against the Worlds
Fair has opened up in earnest, and on
,,he desk OF each Senator and Representa-.
-,ive this morning was letter asking
him to declare himself and announce
whether he was for or against the ex-
position being open on Sunday. The
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OMAnA, NEH Dec. % A Bee special
from Pine Ridge Agency, S. D., says:
An Indian scout named Standshrst, who
has just returned from the Indian camp
in the Bad Lands, says the spirit OF in.
tense hostility still prevails there. All
OF his Efforts 10 induce them to come in
was answered with ieera snd war cries.
The Indians said they had been ready
10 meet the soldiers for month, but the
latter We're towards and afraid to come
outand fight.
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D. r. BROOKS,
T. T. JACKSON,
+. RIEsrEE,
Secretary German Insurance Co.
J. i. PAUL.,
Secretary Peabody Insurance Co.
J. 9. ANDERSON,
Insurance Agent.
J. N. DoDDRlpGs,
Insurance Agent.
]. l. STEoEHLEIN,
Secretary Jefferson Insurance Co.,
a. ". KELLEY,
". S. FoosE,
Insurance agent.
G. W. 'EcEHART, Jg.,,
L. HAESlTz,
J. II. NoLrE,
J. W. ELLEs BERGER,
ALLEN DHocK,
F. L. McUoY,
V. W. BERRY,
II. N. HARPER,
". g. YouSG,
9. STElSMErz,
ALFRED pAuLL,
Secretary Underwrllers' Insurance Co.
John FEIEDEL,
PETER ERn,
\. q. sEAfrEr,
W. r. RICE,
j. E. HUGHES,
A. NJ. BRowS,
JoHS l.. RICE,
JoHH HJ. bAYnA,
I. Il. LANCE,
Henry BAEH,
F. ?. JoSEs,
e. L. Ii ALBRIGHT,
G. a. ScuAEEEg,
S. b. CALpwELt,
III. WERMAN,
JOHN i. WHITE,
.. Ii. j. SToLzs,
Z. LAUE,
II. BAiHA,
4. s. kiScuELoE,
j. BUCKLEY,
1.R NOISE,
... WvLlE lRWtA.
TIE cate was then taken and resulted
az follows: For Healy-First Branch:
II c. Caldwell, W. ~. Hnndlan,
Dr. \. Campbell, Fred Happy,
Jos. I'm shtinicr, Julius Pus,NcE,
+. i. farrell. v. q. Wilson.
Ceoond branch:
81 Il. HALEY, D. Q. Kurner,
Herman Bentz, Y. II. Miller,
Albert Cnpps, NJ. j. O'KHue,
Jonn Al Etntue1th, Henry KuEreclit,
Albert EuuIici, August WurneKc,
a. z. darrell, Joseph Yahn,
j. j. Kenney, a. 7. You"E,
U. ". lSreiter, F<hnk Grusc.
For Dunning, First Branch: Faris,
Meyers, Rawiiug, Robinson, schrehe
and Tracy. Second GraEch: Arkle,
Craig, Marsh and Waliord.
Wnen tho voting as done the lobby
cheered Justify, and when the Mayor
announced the result and declared
Healy elected, the gang went wild Tor a
few minutes.
ROUTINE BUSINESS.
The other business transacted by
| Coucr;l y-aa unImnnrtant y N-ss ..l.-
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West Nirsln.n pnnslons.

Special BfSprtch to II: Mtct|t1tHctr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 2GG-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
rs follows: 0riginal-A. D. Kelly, Sweet
SPRING.; Philip L Knott, Macomber
Samuel Il. Grandon, Proctor; S. L.
Hutchinson, josiah; Marcellus Siahl'
neeker, Tanners; William Il. Slrauss,
Henry; Bepjamln Barnhart, Li,tletou.
Iucrease-JGspe. G. Pickering, Ellen.
boro; John T. Ruduali, Cannelson
Thomas e. Holland, Little Falls.
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4 Chanco for Haunting.

New Iogk, Dec. 23.-John Dillon and
I. P. OConnor were seen this afternoon
aud asked for an inerview on the result
Of the Kilkenny election in Ireland.
They said that the result OF the election
offers, in their Judgment, o chance OF
reuni:ing the party.
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letters bear the signature OF the religious
editor OF n semi.politico religious New
York weekly. Christmas preparations
had more OF interest to most members
than tho letter, and 1t was generally put
aside for further pernsal and considers.
tiea--when affairs get back in business
routine again.
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Ounrrcllel About rnrnell.

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 23-Pat Fahey
and Cornelius Sullivan, railroad section
men, quarreGled oyer tho Parnell situa-
ton yesterday. Fahey struck Sullivan
ylthan aye handle, when the latter cut
Fahey's throat end stabbed him to tile
heaEt with a knife, Fahey died instant.
II and Sullivan tes.
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LONDON Dec ga dispatch from
Pernambuco, says that the Hamburg
ship Linussa came into collision with
and sunk the British ship Talokador,
sound from Calcutta Tor London. The
capsaln end two members Of the Taloka-
dor we've u.oEneH.
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Eeducip. salaries.

MASON Cl1F, iowt, Dec. 223-The Chi.
caso, Milwaukee and St. faS! Company
has commenced a system OF re,ren.h-
men: by reducing tho wages paid to
clerks, te!egtsphels, station agents and
some section men. The reductions
range from s. to S25 per month.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 23,-The
President sent to Congress Tie report +
the commission appointed by him under
the act OF Congress OF last June to select
& site OH tbs Pacific coast or Puget Sound
for dry dock. having due regard TO
commeIcie! and naval interests. The
Board consists OF two naval officers, one
army officer and two civiiians.
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NIX. JuSllGH BROWN.
Tho President trpdihts the Successor 0i
tho Into Justics Miller.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 93.-Thc
President today cent to tho Senate the
following nomination: Henry b. Brown,
Of Michigan, to be Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Court OF the United States,
vice Samuel +. Miller, deceased.
The appointment OF Judge Brown
meets with general favor at the capitol,
and he Ia said to be good man for the
place. Iic 10 Of Connecticut birth, and
after graduation from college went 10
Detroit. where he practicel law. lie was
frequently counsel in cases before the
Supreme Court, and WAC particularly
strong as an admiralty lawyer. He is a
little above medium height, strongly
built, smooth shaven. with full, square
face, and resembles Representative Nc.
kinley in his general appearance. He
Is said to be man Of considerable meane.
Judge Brown ism man well qualified for
the Office,
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LONDON, Dec. 23.-Mr. Davitt's news.
paper, the Labor World, to-day renews
the onslaught recently made upon Mr..
Parnell through It's columns. During
the course OF . lengthy attack upon the
"DIcrowned King the Labor T;oHd
scores its VICTIM bitterly. - ."
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Fiat Bear FOR Some time,

Spccla! D,SDdtch 10 the fahhiltnctr
MAErISsuuHG, W. Va, Dec. GA
party OF men from Jones Spring, this
county, while out hunting on Third Hill
mountain, yesterday, shot and killed a
large bear. 1t is tho first that han been
seen ia the county for SOME time.
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ELHrrA, n. =, Doc. 2s.-Charlep,
Statcs, who claluisto be cigar manuiac.
turefof 'Tes: Supesior, Wis, reported to
hepolicc this morning that while drunk
,,ssst night his pocket was cut open and
" 500 'was stolen. Several aF;eet5 as7e
already been nude. :Lt - t'Hi
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City officials Arrested

MlSgrAPoLls, MISS., Dec. 23.-six
aldermen and es.s'dsrmen, six ex.con-
stables and 4 half dozen q;he- we'll
known citizens OF Desmoines, Ia, haye
beeu indicted and were arrested today
ior conspiracy and All attempt to eyade
the prohibition law. They we're released
m 81 % bail each. Ea3z
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Whites lsill'n. Indiana,

PIERRE, S. D., Dec. 23-Ffauk PStter.
son, who arrived from Midland tonight
says that on the way in, at Napoleon's $
ranch, he met courier from the South
who reported three white men had
killed Indians in Pratt County on White
Diver. --. =
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Schooner Reported Lost.

BALTIMORE, O., Dec. o3.-The schooner
Ec.y Ellen. from Salisbury, Md, ior
Baltimore, is reported ;oss, ta:e.her
with her crew Of five men, Captain
Henry Wheatley and son, William Ab.
soit aAi soE ald Saul Gale.
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Sitght GnB E.xplosiun.

Capt. M T. Carr went iuto the cellar
OF his residence in Pleasant Valley yeS.
terday morning with lighted candle in
his hand 10 examiSe lie natural yxs
meter, whec E aligat exploaion, caused
by ieak in the meter, occurred, and the
Captain had his whiskers gco,chcd.
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Fourth Clnss ros;n,astUrs.

Sitcid Dispatch 10 thc inteIiigeaccr.
WAsulSGroS, D. G., D,c. 23-Post.
masters appointed to-day: W. :. Wood.
son, vice Mrs. A. S. Clark, removed,
Academy, Pocahontas county; A. T..
Lege, vice A. l.. Vaughan, resi- sisned,
Winston, Nicholas county.
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WAsrIyofoN, ., G., Dec. oS-Con.
iirma,ious: A. y. Brinaasdo, United
States Attorney, Northern a:e.-ic. Of
Ohio.
Post Chaplains: Rev.S. T. Nattman,
OF Ohio; G. L, BateMGn, Oregon.
postmastera: Ohio. Chc.les Il. KIM
ball, Medinar G. ". Darling, Wstistou.
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II IL Settleu.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 23 The Grievance
Committee Of tho Baltimore 4 Ohio en-.
ployes had another conference with the
o'aclais OF the road tonight. Thia much
10 mace known-there will be no stril Q
and there will be no increase OF wages. ;
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H4sslpAl. alo., Pee. ss99-s!askel
robbers entered The house Of Leland
McE'roy, living near here, and holding
him at bay with revolver, went
through the house, securing 81 GOO in
money. They have not been appre.
neudeG.
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ADO.her StlIk. Ia I:ncIani.

LONDON, Dec. 23.-It is announced
that l.o0O railway workmen in Hull
vii! go out on Strike tomorrow. They
demand an increase OF wages and re.
ducti0n OF hours,
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 23,-With'
out traneactine business OF much impor.
tance the Horae adj jEuTned until Friday.
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TIE popularity Of Salvation Oil is not
astonishing when We hear Of its many
cures. It kills all pain ct once and costs
but % cents a bottle. s...
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Earthquake Shoct;,.

KSoSy;LLE, TsgS., Dec. 23.-There
was a decided earthquake shock here
this morning about D O'Clock, In the
city many persons were aroused from
their sleep aud much startled.
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II you want to be spared the pain and
annoyance Of coughing use nr. Bulls
Cough Syrup at once. At all dealers.
Price 95 cent?,
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ROUTINE BUSINESS,

The other business transacted by
Council was unlmpor.ant.
The Council Committee on Ligbts,
which was appointed witk :ne City Gas
Board to Investigate the matter oil e!ec.
tric light ior the Streets, reported the
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No OTHER preparation combines the
positive economy, the peculiar merit
and the medicinal power Of Hoods Sar.
saparilla; .
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Special Dispatch to he M.rinQcnetr.
WAsuISGToS. Dec. 23.-A patent was
granted to-day to Asa &. Nevelle, OF La
searyille, W. Va, for revolving gold for
glassware.