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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-26
LOCAL BRryTtEs.
Matters OF bIIaor Moment In and Aboul

Matters Of Mluor Moment 10 and Abonl
the CITY.
Tng GRAND this evening-"rrue Irish
uea,ts."
COUNCIL Is called to meet this evening
at s o'clock.
TIE reports from all points along the
the head waters are that tho river ID fall.
ing.
A PENCE Ia being built in the middle
OF EotI street TO keep people out oil the
new Jail site while work Is going on
there.
TIE business Of the new Wheeling
Corrugaiing Company had grownso rap.
idly that work has been commenced on
n biz addition to the already large wotkh
on the aouth bank OF the creek,
TIE girl Nellie Gosnell, whose strange
absence from her home was noticed yes.
terdsy morning, was found wandering
about by q colored man, who took care
Of her ill yesterday morning, and then
brought hOr home.
TIE Council Committee or Markets
met last night to open bida for tho new
Fit ward market house. Tbs bids were
found to be In excess OF tho Npntopria.
tiou, and were not given out. Architect
Frauzheim will remodel tho plans and
specifications, and bids will DO asked Tor
again.
i THERE were In tue police court yester.
dar morning twenty cases, and the gross
revenue thcrefrom was about 500. Mrs.
| Eugene Curry, OF tho Island, arraigned
for disordcrly conduct, had u ecore OF
witnesses summoned, but was fined 50
and costs. Tho two Rust brothers got
50 and costs each for fighting.
THr Executive Committee Of the Law
and Order lie que gives official notice in
the advertising columns this morning
that persons violating the Sunday law
who do not cease 10 do 60 will be proac.
cuted. The exact scope OF their pur.
pose is not explained, but it reaches
cigars, coda water and ice cream dealers.
ISAAC LISDurF, aged ninety, died at
his residence, Mt Fairview, Hancock
county, yesterday at Q o'clock a. m. lie
was q brother OF John Linduif, OF Gross
Creek, who Ia eighty.seyen. His wife
died n few years rgo, but four children
survive him. lie was tho Oldest and
ono Of the most respected citizens OF that
community. His brother visited him u
couple Of weeks ngO, when be appeared
in lis usua! good health. He was an
uncle OF Hon. i. n. Lindulf, and wa
buried to.day.-SteutearM Herald.
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THE fREIGER YEREIN
Hnyc n Fine Parade mud IN EDjOyable pic.

Hnrc n Fine Parade mud m Enjoyable pic
mic on the Island.
The celebration OF the German Sol
diers' Society yesterday afternoon on the
Stste Fair Grounds was q SUCCESS in
every seRse. Before the parade, the
Society celebrated the receipt Of a fine
new American flag, which was carried
OF the head Of the procession, in front
OF the Socicty's emblems. In his nd.
dress at this meeting Rev. William u
fert called attention to tho fact that the
principles Of the society insist that the
members shall be 90 good Americans as
they were Germans.
One hundred and fifty veterans OF the
German army took part in the parade
under command OF Major George Miller
and made a very %presentable appearance.
On the Island the shooting match was
the feature. Fifty.six members OF the
took pait in the match. F.
Sehrader, OF the Walengenossen Of
Pittsburgh, end Henry Beu, Of this city,
shot q tie, making So points each, and in
the final contest. MIR. Schrader made 81
and Mr.. Beu 80. The third prize was
won by Mr.. koerner, Of Wheeling.
Speeches we're made at the grounds by
Mayor Seabrieht, August Wiedebusch,
Jacob Nunge, and Henry Hacke, Of Pitts
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Mrs. E. L. Henrie, Of Johnstown, Pa,
says; "Last June, after the great flood,
| received q bottle OF CLamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy
from my pastor, at a time whenI was
very much run down with diarrhGa,
and had tried two doctors without find.
ing any relief. This remedy relieved
me at once, and cured me entirely in a
short time. l got several bottles and
gave 1t around among my acquaintance
who were afflicted in the same way. l
think ! gave it to a dozen people, and il
relieved and cured, so far as l know, in
all cases. 1t is the best medicine for the
disease I have ever known"
For sale by W. W. Irwin, Charles r.
Goelxe, John Klarl, Q. sshnerf and W..
E. Williams. paw
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The men ut work on the excavation
for the north abutment Of the new stone
bridge over the creek at Main street yes.
terday struck IN old stone sewer in n
peculiar situation. 1t was right in the
middle Of the old bridge, running south
to the edge OF tho abutment wall and
then turning westward and emptyipg
into the creek in the line Of its current.
The outlet was choked by earth and
debris, and the fact that such a sewer
existed had long ago been lost sight OF.
For years the only sewer has emptied
into the creek west OF the bridge at q
height OF probably twelve feet above the
old sewer. The bridge was built in 1855,
and this sewer dates back to then, but
when 1t was abandoned cannot be
learned.
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In Sundays Rtgisifr appeared tho fol.
lowing peculiar Communication;
WHEELING, W. Va, August %,
E,iior fht RtoGsr.
DEAR SIR: l sec by The officials CT
tue postoilico Department II. U. Shall.
cross head was chopped of OF one
branch OF their transfer mail service-to
aud from the depot. The expectations
are that he will have the balance'of his
body cut in two before many days, on
account Of his being q Democrat, aid
his desire is that it be cut in two at once
by the balance Of the Postolice Depart.
ment. So say his friends. TIA.
An INTELLlGEScgE reporter asked Post
master Cowden how about this, and
learned that tho contracts are let by the
railroads, the postal department having
nothing TO do with them. Shallcross,
contract expired August / with the r..
K 0. Company and the company caye
the contract to n Burns, also a Demo-
crat. Henry shallcross still holds the
contract with the Pennsylvania Com.
pany. The only contract the p~ostofics
department lets Is that for carrying ths
mails to and from Bridgeport, which is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-26
BELLAlRE,
AL Sorts Of Local New and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

AL Sorts Of Local News md Gossip from
tho Ginss City.
A Union Veteran League wIllbc formed In this
city.
Miss Gertlo Kelly, Of Martins Ferry, Is among
Fourth ward friends here.
Frank u. Archer will assume his duties as
County Treasurer neSt Monday.
a great many people went from here 10 the
steubeaville Centennial yesterday.
Csuncllmen Jacob lsci,z and wife arc among
The northern lakes for q week or so.
Mrs. Mills, an aged widow OF the Second
ward. Was buried At Isose I'LL yesterday.
The steamer Frank Preston loaded a biz 10. OF
phosphate here yesterday for Darlington.
Mrs. J. D.. Van Law aud daughter arc home
from a months ~sojourn In Pennsylvania.
The farmers at and near St. ClGirsville juno.
ton are complaining Of chicken, corn and potato
thieves,
Mr Mathew Tr!ublc. Of near Jacobsbnrg, who
suffered n p~arayltic stroke recently, Is able 10
walk around now.
George Robinson, the brick man, will soon be
In iull operation with new and improved brick
making machinery.
worencn were busy yesterday all day cleaning
up Tue debris ind removing the decorations left
from Inc tournament.
Mrs. .. sauming, Of Salem, Mass. is here. the
guest OF hcr sister, MIS-. 81. ~Gordon-thelr first
meeting In twelve years.
William G. Barnard Is making plans for his
lndian Kun brick yards. and will also put In the
latest Improved machinery.
William Price and Andy Tolma are enjoying
themselves hugely IN Canada. and will VISIT all
the piiRcipal Canadian cities.
Tho tools and well lrillers from Glencoe have
oil been spnt to - est Virginia. the Glencoe Held
being abandoned for the pIcsc&t.
William Gill, Of the Gill Bros pc. works
bought the old debris Of the Goblet works fire.
getting everything, engine. boilers, brick. etc.
The engine and boilers will be reilltci and Used
at The pot works.
The farmers herea6outs are sowing their fail
wheat. Many are not done ploushirg yet. 1he
acreage VIII be unusually large this year. The
farmers report only about half II crop If wheat
threshel and not oil a very good quality either.
Hon: J. II. ShannRielt died at his home 10 the
Second ward Monday night. aged % years. Ills
death was not u surprise, rs he has been going
down for some time. lie was born near IIdScrs
town, Md, and when young btgun building
railroads. He was one OF III. prom uclt col.
tractors and builders Of the Central Chic iuil,
ROAD. lie was In the war from beginning 10 end.
aud was wounded twice. once ut treeman's
Ford while trying 10 save the life OF his captain,
and again at Gettysburg. lie was q menbcr OF
The Board OF Equalization IN 1881, from this, the
belmont. Harriaon district. lie was a member
Of tho ~. + church. and In his death Bellairc
loses one OF her best citizens. The funeral will
be today, al . O'Clock, from his lat. residence.
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TuE HEALER COM llll TEE
Nh Interesting Session after q long and
solid Rest,

las Nh Interesting Session after q long and
Solid Rest.
Another interesting session OF the
Committee OH Health was held last
night. The committee found that $40
had already been paid out for inspect
ing vaults out Of 5000 appropriated for
the purpoae. This discovery was made
by an investigation into the bills for
inspection, one from Joseph Ryan,
whose name appears on the Health 0ili-
GERS stationery as Assistant Health Oii-
icer, for $50. and another from George
Beutes for SOL. In consideration of the
fact that DR.. Garrison had not been
asked 10 come to the meeting Mr.. Ankle
moved to pay the bills. The keeper OF
tho csematory reported tina. in June
there were sos barrels of night soil
burned, and 2G7 cart loads and is wagon
loads OF garbage; in July, 1893 barrels
Of night soil, and 2S4 cart loads and 80
waaon loads OF garbage.
AIr. Hadiich moved That hereafter
when the Committee on Health is called
to meet tho Health Officer be asked to
meet whit; carried.
A petition WIS received, asking per-
mission to erect and maintain a build
ing on the B. 4 %. railroad compeny's
property opposite the City Building, Tor
tho storage Of bone fertilizers. Ii was
referred TO the Health Officer for inyes-
tigation and report.
Mr.. Ankle stated that somo time since
the Health Officer had issued q death
certificate to q widow who earns her
money by washing, and had charged
her a dollar for it. The certificate had
been found incorrect, and the Health
Officer had charged another dollar for n
corrected certificate.
Mr.. Ankle called attention to the TACT
that these certificates arc made on the
time the city pays the health officer
$1,000 9 year for, and nre written on the
city's paper with tho city's pen and ink,
and said that he thought 81 for such a
certificate is entirely too much. Mr..
Ankle then moved that the health
officer be Instructed to procure a seal at
a cost not TO exceed So, and be required
to Issue death certificates free to those
who apply for them. This prevailed.
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Wanted to Carve u Guard,

Last night a colored man named
George Johnson, alias Charles Bell, who
was released from the workhouse day
before yesterday, went up to the prison
with 4 razor and tried TO carve night
Waterman Mulkearn. Mulkearn fired
Ave shots ut johnson but failed to hit
him. Special officer Dunlap arrested
him later and placed him in the lookup.
He was taken before Justice Davis. who
sent him to Jail for a hearing at 7 o'clock
this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-26

Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock the
police visited a house near the Atlantic
engine house, in search OF Billy Nuzum,
the colored dude barber, and one Mary
Thornton. with whom he was charged
with unlawful rehabilitation. Mary
opened the door, and in answer to in.
quiries said that Billy had called there
the day before, but not since. One Of
the officers opened a clothes press, and
there stood Billy, very scantly clad.
Both were taken 10 jail, and after a hear.
ing before Squire DayiS last night, they
we're remanded in default oil bail for
their appearance at Court.
Annie Kelly was sent up yesterday by
Squire Davis for tsn days for drunken
npS1.
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The Bellevills Ritz Cutting scraps.

Bob Belleville aud William Ritz were
arraigned before Squire Davis last night,
the former on a charge of assault with
intent to kill and the latter for assault
and battery. The case grew out Of the
fight in front Of Filan's saloon, on the
South Side, Saturday night, in which
Ritz Was cut across the neck. The evil
dence was very conflicting, and the JUS
tice reserved his decision. Attorney ].
D. Elson lpneared for BelleYille.
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DORA lIAMLlN'S CASE.
Tho Preliminary IIcniiuG Postponed-Tl
Womnn's Condition.

Tho Preliminary Hearing Postponed-The
Woinnn's Condition.
The case Of T. /. Volkemyer, alias
Dora lIamlin, was called by Squire Davis
yesterday afternoon ut . o'clock for a
preliminary examination. She was not
present, and the Deputy sher!Gs said
they had called at the hospital and the
Sisters in charge there told them the
Girl could not be seen. The physicians
in charge said the same thing. BY
agreement between her counsel and the
State. 1t was arranged that the prisoner
should DO remnnded to the custody Of
the Sheriff in default OF 81, 900 bail for
her appearance before Squire Davis IN
September 4 for a preliminary hearing.
Az the grand jury meets next Monday,
September !, however, 1t ia probable
that she will be indicted then, and that
will end the preliminary proceedings.
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AN OLD RESIDENT DEAD.
Tho 3Inn Who Owned tho Site OK tho Of
Court House Dies, Aged 90.

Tho 3Inn Who Owned tho Site OK tho Old
Court House Dies, Aged 90.
Andrew lIalstead, sr., died Yesterday
morning at the residence Of his son on
the Haneytown pike, five miles east Of
Elm Grove, ct the advanced age OF
ninety years. lie was perhaps the old.
est person, certainly m OF the Oldest,
in Ohio county. He was born in Brooks
county in 1900 and moved to Wheeling
when about fifteen years old. He learned
the shoemaking trade, which no followed
until within the past few months, when
he became SO feeble that he had to give
up mis- work, and he then went to live
with bis son. He has resided IN this
county since he was q boy.
n'He leaves a son and three daughters,
all living in West Virginia. Mr.. An
drew Halstead is his son, and Mrs. J. 8.
Bedillion, OF Elm Grove, Miss Jennie
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May Simpson, alias Annie McCul-
Tough, the girl charged with stealing S.
and a gold ring from Messrs. Hammond
and ioder, on the Island. had n hearing
before Squire Arkle yesterday, and was
sent to Jail to await the action Of the
grand jury.
Alex Parrott, q colored man, who was
aome timo ago fined for assault on a lit
tie son OF Dave Granite, never paid the
1re, aud last evening he was picked up
and committed to Jail. 80,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-26

IF y0u caDnnt sec ard Eeed spectacics
ycu sl,Vuid call on lis and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We hara Tic
finest Instruments and more experience
than my other Dptieian In tho Siute,
md guarantee satisfaction Or money re-
funded. JACOB ". GRUHB,
Jeweler and 0ptician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Apprni.inE the Jefferson Mill.

NJ. 81. Wickar, of Cincinnati, and
Colonel Klieves, Of Wheeling, were ap.
pointed appraisers on the Jefferson mill
building, and Mr.. A. j. Sweeney, OF
Wheeling, aud Colonel Fleming, OF
Cleveland, on machines. The appraisers
were appointed last week to adjust the
loss in the recent fire. Mr.. Wickar and
MIR. Fleming represent the insurance
companies, and Mr.. klieves and Mr.. A.
J. Sweeney the Jefferson Iron Com.
pany. They started On their labor yes.
terday morning and it is thought they
will report tonight.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

4 full line Of Scrges, Drape pEtes
and CEeYiots, just suited for the hot
weniher, which will be made up first.
class at reasonable prices.
In StOck-A large line Of 0ycrsizcs In
French Flannel shirts, neck 90, body
50. For comfort and durability, wear
our celebrated fGst black and cOl0red
hose. G.. HESS j. SONS,
1921 j. 1928 Market Street.
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Field Day Hxercises,

The Martins Ferry and Wheeling
Young Mems Christian Association
Outing clubs will have athletic contests
on the Island Base Ball Park next Fri.
day afternoon. There will be numerous
participants for tho following events:
Fifty yard dash, one hundred yard dash,
two hundred aud twenty yard dash,
Indian club race, putting. the shot,
throwing tho baqe ball, standing broad
jump, running broad jump, standing
high jump. running high jump, blae
ball and lawn tents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-26

August 2lst TO Slst inclusive. Balti-
more 4 Ohio trains will leave Wheeling
daily except Sunday for Mourdsville
camp station at 500 and 500 a. M. and
Loo and 6:l0 p. m. Returning will leave
camp station at $3.50 a. m. 1905, 1870
and 1000 p. IN. Sundays August 9th
and 3lst, one train will leave Wheeling
for the camp station at $3.50 q. m.
promptly. Returning will leave camp
at 5:C0 p. m.
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NEW foEK, Angus. "5.-The demand for dry
goods continues fair at first hands. orders being
chiefly for moderate parcels at times. but many
cry goods on orders placed ahead, Ths move.
mont az 4 whole represents Il good business. In
supplying the rcplcnishing needs OF jobbers,
With whom trade Is now on Its most active singo.
The market continues In good shape aud under
strong tone. The local lobbIng trade was active
with the promise OF Il hoavy week II business Is
not married by sorious railroad aINlrult:es.
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Mr.. HENRY V. SMITH, Of Belmont,
West Va, says he considers his cure OF
scrofula by S. S. S., one Of the most
wonderful on record. lie had the dis
ease OF the wors. type all his life, until
he was g years Of age, and his whole
youth was embitLered by it.. OF course
be had all sorts OF treatment, but moth
ing benefited him permanently until he
took S. S. s., which cleanscd the poison
from his system. and cured him sound
and we'll. NJ. Smith has been we'll for
over four years, and has had no return
OF tho disease.
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Moundsviile Camp Meeting

TIE finest in the land, Ohio Valley
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record two deedS Of trust and %transfers
as follows:
August 10, by Rose Emma O'Keeie
and husband, William ]. Carney and
others, to tho Wheeling Bridge aud
Terminal Railway Company, for $500,
the right OF way for the tunnel under
Carney's addition, on Chapline hill.
August l, by Thomas O'Brien and
wife 10 tho Wheeling md Eastern I'm.
provCmcnt Company, for $4,000. a lot in
the Sixth ward, on New and Fillmore
streets, near tho mouth OF Caldwell's
run.
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Mark Lnno Reports,

LoSpoS, August 25.-Thc Marx Lane Erpress,
weekly review OF the lIriIish grain Trade, says;
New English wheat Is In dtinurd-Ictl quoted
IS and white ut 4cs. The sales Of English dunn.
ne past week were ouly 1859 quarters, ut 3Gs
against 3,G10 quarters at 30S Sd during the
forrest undinE week last year.
Foreign wheats and -four were quiet until the
} Id OF the week, when they became strnrg.
reports from Germany, HungarIa. Is1u
naRia and Russia, checked Il rise. Corn was
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STONE & THOMAS.
Ubf Sntelltgenfer.
Oiicsi Nos. 30 ind 81 EourtoentlI Street.
Navy Advertisements.

We Announce This wcek-Egger, wasrick &
C~o.-FOurlh page.
II You Want Rich Cut GlRssware-Ewipg B,os
,tnulslou Of Cod Liver 0il-Ts. II. List.
Secondhand Upright PlanO-F. ". Daumci
& Co.
notice to Sunday Vlnlators.
Wnnteu-An Experienced Cook.
Wantcd-ky q Inst clHss iiressmakcr.
FOR Sale Chtap-!iellAise Window GlaSWofks
Drum ~cnress-LfSan Drug Co.
For taiutlng-Gc a. X. Kurncr 4 Bros.
Wire Work iOr 0aiccs-W. b. Allison.
Wait d 10 Rent.
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There is IN epidemic OF typhoid fever
at the State prison at M%oundsville.
There are twenty OF the prisoners sick
with!thc disease, and two OF them died
Saturday. The situation is regarded as
nlnrIninn
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Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down tho river-iB the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to &c. Tom
~linson, agent Ohio River Railroad COM
pany, Wheeling, W. Va
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Some miscreants placed several rail-
road tics on the G. & P. tracks near
West Wheeling, just above the
Whiskey run bridge. A passenger train
struck tuem, knocking them of, luckily,
or the wreck would have been very
serious. No clue has been found as yet
to the perpetrators.
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100 Pieces Blk Henrietta Cloths
t4e Inches Wlde)
1888 Cents a YARD, that Sell Everywhere al S Is.
Compare what you save by buying me OF uGc finest Atwood Black Henrietta Cloth Dress
EE9 Patterns and Linmgsth this week, with regular rtCn. +.
REGULAR PRICE:

ANdngo Of 1871 oil each pGurlu. Positively the greatest vae and beat opportunity ever
Offered " buy fs Dress at the cotoi a very inferior quality. -4
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Toas, coffoes, Spices, Etc.
Atlantic Tea
co.
Tea Importers & CO1eeR oasters.

viii for the next twenty days, be.
ginning Saturday, August ., sell Ten
Sets, Dinner sela, Toilet Sets, Library
Lampa, Stand Lamps, Vaces, Bisaue
Figures, DC, ct prices heretofore I'M
heald'0 OF. Remember these are new and
stylish gpnds, not old odda and ends
usually offered by parties advertising
reductions In prices. We never allow
goods 10 ala:o on our hands II low
prices will move them. This is a new
feature in u business, aud as VIC have
been for many years the acknowledged
leader in every line We handle, 30 We
are determined to lead in this at the
very beginning. We have never recog.
n'ssd any competition. Our facilities
for buying goods in large quantities
from first hands, always for cash, on.
able Us to cell AT prices that strike ter.
ror to the old foey merchants. We aro
always busy. No dull seaaon. Our
prices keep the steady flow Of trade un-
interrupted the year round.
Here are n few Of cur prices:
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August 25.-For
West Virginia, local showers, Boutherly
winds. stationary temperature.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
light local showers; southerly winds;
stationary temperature except in north
west portion slightly warmer.
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let by the department OF Washington.
T. p. Shallc,oss, generally reputed 10
DO a Democrat, now holds that contract.
II Henry loses the Pennsylvania Com.
pany's contract Il will be his own fault,
and there Is no politics In the b~usinesg.