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,ol arguments and clear statements

cool arguments and clear statements
should bring an understanding ofmootea
questions. 1falldemandsbe not conceded
or relinguished before February ], there
will be little hope for a peaceful settle
ment, but It Is not probable that any
question will remain unadjusted after
such careful consideration all round.
When the Council and the Exchange
committee have come to m agreement.
with regard TO wages and hours, let 1t go
into effect on April l, the day when the
building season Is supposed to open.
Each member OF each union and each
member Of tho Builders' Exchange
would Of course have previously agreed
in writing or In some equally binding
manner 10 abide by the result Of the
labors Of the Council and Exchange
committee for one year from APRIL.
All these demands and the conferences
and their work should be kept perfectly
quiet. No member Of any organization
should conGde to any member Of any
other organization or to any outsider
what demand his union made, and the
Exchange members should not be made
aware Of the work OF their committee
until 1t Is finished. The necessity Of
this secresy ia palpable. To make such
matters public has tendency to bring
out discussion In quarters where
1t can only create prejudice, and cause
Ill feeling between workmen and their
employees. Another reason is that
prospective builders arc usually a timid
class, and sometimes are thrown of
the track by very sbadowy obstructions
which frequently arc in reality little
more than superstitions. r..
It is not so much the amount which
the demands oithe workmen, II granted,
would add to the cost Of buildings which
holds back a building boom, nor is it the
retrenchment which the contractors ask
which creates one. The long-range quar-
reling between the two Is what acares
the builder, and it is the quiet feeling OF
security bred by amicable relations be-
tween them which stimulates building.
1t is not nearly 80 much tho question Of
how much a building will cost which
holds the would-be investor in suspense
as the fear that work on the building
will be stopped by some foolish disagree
ment between the contractor and his
men, which signed scale Of prices and
rules between them would obviate.
This plan will not, Of course, apply to
the present trouble because it is row too
late in the season. The conflicting in
terests should, however, get together and
settle their differences and go to work at
once. 4 3.
There is no apparent reason why two
bodies OF reasonable men should stand
apart and quarrel Intellectually at dis.
lance. One aide or the other is right, or
possibly there is an element Of justice
in the demands Of each. Surely sensible
men can separate the right from the
wrong before the building boom is pune
tured and good lively seasons work is
spoiled. Tsa1'+
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FOR RENT.
POSSESSION APRIL !.
FOR SALE,

@. {.
No. lee Seventeenth, ground, a haltlot
No. 1s1 Seventeenth street. ..-5.I
Fo. AGO National road
No. lO25 ucColloch street.
5.roomed dwelling. 5{.acra land, at Burllpg.
ton, north Of New MartlnsvIlle. ". Va. :
Your choice Of lots In Fair Ground property,
Wellsburg, ". Va. rs. 80 ;, = -
Building sltc on South Wabash street, $3.50,
Corner lot on South Front street. - !
Lotsouthwest corner Virginia aud South York
street. illl- sF,-s t1al :. J -
Desirable residence on National road, east OF
Elm Grove, Ground ~ acres, t6,5OO. - : :.
Residence east Of Tfiadelphia, ground acres,
$1,000. - - T. ! 80
Residence northeast corner OF Marhall and
Fulton streets. Fulton, W. Va. lr,--ly0. =
80 Acre Farm at Glenn's Run. VIII exchange
Tor city property. III - ,
Nos. 22&36. :2y33S and 1910 Main street.
Building site on west side OF McColoch, q by
10 feet. $751; -z.s. ,l.-l IL - =
q BY 10 feet, sd?l "a sa
js.a JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, q. 8. Claim Attorney and No
Or t4ry Public, No, 1912 Market Street MIRA
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

PUBLIC BUILDING. CRY CLERKS OFFICE, !
WHEELING. ". Va. Feb. Is, 1880.
Sealed proposals will DO received at the office
OF the City Clerk until Friday, February q, 1890,
at o'clock p. M. for the removal OF all kitchen
garbage and oilAl from within the limits OF
the city OF Wheeling for one year. com.
menclug April |, 1870, and ending March 81, 1871.
Proposals 70 DO addressed to the Chairman OF
tho Committee on Health.
The Committee reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids. THOMAS f. THONER,
fell IHyfs5.s .l..'a s.-z'5 - CITY Clerk
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, Ia a
positive specific for all forms OF the dis.
ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
and protruding piles. Price 50c. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling. w. Va. :. paw
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EIIH.

All Fits stopped FREQ by Dr.. kLlNE's
GREAT NERVE REsroRER. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat.
ise and g 90 trial bottle FREQ to Fit cases.
Send 10 Dr.. Kline, OBJ Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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SEALED PROPOSALS,


PUBLIC BUILDING.
WHEELING, ". VA, March ], 1890.
Sealed proposals will be received NJ tho Office
Of the Board Of Gas Trustees, Public Building,
until o'clock p. M. SATURDAY, MARCH i,
1890, for Hauling Coal and Coak to and from any
boat, ears. or. depot, for one year, commencing
on the 18th day Of March, 1880, and ending on
the 18th day OF March. 1891. s-l--s@.sa
Proposals 10 be addressed to the Secretary OF
the City Gas Works.
The Board Of Gas Trustees reserves the right
10 reject any or NIL bids. -lE1
THE BOARD OF GAS TRUSTEES.
A "A ERlNYUrfN SpHrniUrv ,,,J
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WHEELING, MARCH ., 1890.

TIE Delaware peach crop Is keeping
very quiet in these days, but in due
course Of mail II will report the proba.
billty OF It's utter failure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-03

LET quality, not quantity, be the test
OF q medicine. Ayers Sarsaparilla is
the concentrated extract Of the best and
purest Ingredients. Medical men ev-
erywhere recommend it as the surcst
and most economical blood medicine in
the market. l5J b a : nav 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-03

Almost everybody in this world Is
susceptible to ilattery. The easiest way
to ilatter some people Is to remark 10
them how impervious to tlattery they
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-03

A New York clergyman has chosen
for the subject Of u lecture: "Gambling
Why Is 1t Always Wrong" It isn't,
1t is only wrong when the oteer fellow
wins. Fef,..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-03

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
{. "just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of s.
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap Y.
and lls u.
insist ,sis; upon having it.
lis sold everywhere ere
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-03

MARY, what were you talking 80 long
about with Mrs. Browns cook" "Oh,
we were talking about the ladies' just rs
you and Mrs. Brown talk about cooks"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-03

QUESTION in arithmctic-1fnature hap.
pens to be n little slow about making Ice,
how much per ton does this add to the
c Dat OF producing artificial ice?
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A GENTS WANTED-THE MIS-.
"A SOURI, Washer affords Agents p,o6tahIa
business. Washes dlrtlcsl clothes clean BY bnt
steam. Arguments In Its favor numerous hnS
convincing. Sent on two weeks trial. wri,e
81 Beckman street. New York. ocss
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TO Loan.
MONEY TO LOAN
Wanted,

"ANTED-FOR THE UNITEn
wv States 5.Army-ablc.bodicd unmafrjri
pay. rations, clothing aud modest attendsnc"a
Apply At No. 1919 Market hticet, Wheeling. H.
Va. : g','r15 E-=|ss. ~ - 1900 Snn."'
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Proposals..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Contracts will te let by tho County Court OF
MARSHALL county, W. Va, on March Is, 1880, nj |
O'Clock p. M, for matchmaking. furnishing bed
wood to Moundsvllle, known az "The RIyer
Road" For full details and specifications up.
ply 10 n THOMAS FINN,
fe27 Clerk Of County Court. Moun,lsvIllc. v. Va.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
IN HARD WOOD FiNi5ulNG.
Having had ilftcGn years experience as prac.
tlcal furniture flnisher, l ami now prcpared ia
an!sh all kinds OF harl wood or limitations,
either In furniture or hard wood finishes Oh
houScs. Persons interested In building or re-.
modelling would do we'll to consult with me,
Of office and barroom fixtures and household
furniture. refer IL the following well known
business men, by permission: Kicyis, Kraft &
Co.. Beltz. Fading u Co.. G. Mendel 4 Co., Frcw
Cigar Store. ]. G. Dillon 4 Co.. George burst,
Henry Bonneborn, City Bank and schenk l. Son.
80 J. U. SliENERLElN,
Oflice and finishing room III l'eltz, Fiading &
Co.'S building. corne. Nineteenth aud EoH
Streets. Residence, 2001 Eotr street. fec MWaY
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For Rent.

iFOR RENT-TWO LARGE ROOMS
II on second floor, aud one large and one
small room on third floor. at No 1881 Market
street. Address WHEAT & HASClIER, p. ..
BOX ~. 5asTrI.l ~ s.-E- iels
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Books, Stationery, Etc.
WILD MARCH MUSIC,

Gentle aud sweet melodies, sacred and secular
songs. and all other kinds OF music are In
our thousands of books and millions OF
sheet music pieces! a r 80 80 =
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General Notices,

NOTICE. 'A'1ag d
IN Tho price Of leo from March LIST until In,.
tier notice will be as follows: 1000 pounds or
moro per day, coo per 100 pounds; 6OO IN
1000 pounds per day, 800 per 100 pounds: ico
to 800 pounds per day, TOO per 100 pounds
Families or consumers using less than Id
pounds and not le8 than 26 pounds, 10 ne,
pound; less than ~ pounds, lAe re! pound.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-03

YOUNG PLAYERS Pap. 81, Bds
POPULAR COLLECTION 81 25.) New
bright and easy. li3 Piano Pieces. .ll''
NHlTNEY,S ODDS: 8, Cloth s. 5o.) By 8.
ORGAN ALBUM b. Whitney. IS fine Organ
pieces for Manual and Pedal, by u dis nguished
COMPOSITE. ~ Y ~ =. --------- -
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Our thoroughly good. genial and practica
school Music Books are widely known aud used
SONG Book /. Primary, go cts. s. doz.):
MANUAL Book .. Medium. 40 cts., 81 %
doz) Book 3, Higher Glasses, $50 cts 81 SO doE
by L. o. Emerson. Is bis last and best book, and
rare good book for schools. ; =. -
MOTION t25 cts.. e. 2S doz) by Mrs. Board.
SONGS man, is delight to teachers and
ANY book mnilnd MON ntly for retail nrIca -
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New Advertisements. /

TOR SALE-LOTs Z AND 8, SEC.
n TON l.. Greenwood Cemetery. Inquire Of
SMITH 4 SONS, Bridgeport, o. mri
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Counirp bcaro.

III! EM .S mr T., wc,t,Fi view ANN city rfcrenc'
GEORGE [. SMITH. Monticello " 4
A sHTuN COTTAGE board. Iar1G rooms -' ' ,
a -hldc. lar-c broo, Dca so po'tolc' Terms '''
references Mrs. f.. MYERS Bulls Head y. Y. Box :.
ms waterfalls: hOle comforts, Ter mes
Mr.. lint : MEIIUs, Alandar. Bcrkshre Co, Mass
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME. hr.tc'l,'. tor rr
n IN family or pr{ 81 a'H o Ss health: view
NOR -n;ion Nddic~- 50 ~ H'N'' ID tor or call
Is iiaii u, railroads term: REASONABLE. Nh l. l.
WISIIGNELT y. %. Bon 20.
nEAurrFrL SCENERY. mountain air bathing h shi
Is nc ! hours from city, French eu.sne Inquire "S'
We,t j9tl.st., hr-t nat
DoARDIRs WANTED Healthy o.atieg; plenty q
ID shade. large near the water fHr ,.I' ''''
,Trr-. u EoGf.N> N"-hauIiou SUI. Co, Y. .-.--.
D0NEpEI;o accommodate d pNat" family 'iqr' ,ira1
Is ~,rth nay bathing. Boating fishing Z Od ,hr , M
,,I,.,nablc =. /. WARNER. Box ~. Blue Point i. 1:
ntl-r POINT l.. I-Boarter> accommodate h2,int.
GOOD t,iJe change daily teW~ m'dHat" j. HNar1'rIf'P
<,orNTIY BOARD. SIX or eight adult. can obi "a
| Gr-t-laSs hoard pr!Nat" family in
Village Of warwick. Apply 10 MISS { n ~ 'iN n''''''
warwick. orange Co. \. y
r, $50. ,..ltN Shrewsbury. Ma,' -ILish lo-1tl"n :
IL ,'a1y 'unds broad pi,l,a; 4, Mg n'ua' " LoRIY
cream our raising; pleasant dr'Nes' II W i'O'' "
AMI GROVE COTTAGE.-ONE LARGE COIN TX
nj H66v rith hot and cold water; SUPERIOR BEDS
Low home comfort with g'ntoe private tame Dplt I"r
80 a. l,rgc single room Tor SO. Address A. above
d Me- con forf f., The couptfy: house handsomely tnr
't,rcd "a. 6ah telephone stable. tennis ana cp2JE[
i,rr. h1 led grounds, Sc refers 10 L. 'NN'''
- pr,'tt,aV H. l.. e.. suburbs, lonkel''
~ ,rrlr, DESIRING pleasant summer homo WIN a.,
tra'tllr surroundings In the heart d" thss n'NNH7
,ddr'.. /, II PROUT. Elm Cottage, A"hlduI y. .--
,-,wo or THREE FAMILIES accommodated at pEa-ant
GOOD board A. {. STEPHENS. lsckettstown. y. j.
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ADlRCMDACKS.
ADIRONDACK FOUNTAINS.
THE WINDSOR,

LLIIA DIl n OW y. = J. j 10,'1.. aHi'V s,I7 UI
latest ,anItap Plumbing; Chamng dnE"s rIaiat 10
49, malaria, Running water noOT from mountain
,wing absolutely plr. Iablc second TO mn, IN We
Tolclrdph cNlr>, ana u h't OCcs N 'he
iOa,c. ZINC tennis coult> ond cOquot -!oh"G'. lMo
sucid "a u, owned Do th- proprietor supply IN house
I'm fr.sh milk r!caii butter 5sg-. Vegetables, r.
i,,llai With cty cicIcnco> Ny coaches connect with
"'' ~ - nIiL.ANHO NLLLOlIG. PI0n!et0r
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Albany BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.

steamer, DREW and DEAN RICHMOND Rave old
mir an NOrt ltlN,r tau1i--t 20 BE-. B- na
fui.on-,t via anurN. %. connecting VT. 'Npr -
nam Tor >,i "a Lac ticorsr and all AtroudIc paints,
Sharon springs t,Op.t,.oNuf lL'.~tnp l.linG' ant
NtIo1r, Fails. SAT-. EDNA Nlrtt STEAMER ronnec1
" Inn ,unGa, morning tram IN Nlrii0ra
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DORM COURT.

StH0oLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS. y. j.
Now open. The nearest mountain hotel, with all i'm
prov cnlcnts. Ncw.YOrk and Phade phia. Table and
: rNiro unsurpassed Orchestra and other Amusement
Special Tor gentlemen during their vacation !. "
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Countrn BOARD tunnico.

noNUD WANTED In country for BOY Of j" years
Is mountains prcferrcdl where ne VIII rrGciae nome
.nrforts Answer giving price ~ board aud wsshas
cyInc New York city references W. c. NJ La 'h-"Ee
NcW.NOrk City.
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DIRONDACks- MOUNT PORTER HOUSE.
"a kkENt NAELEN. y. \.

80 leet above N1IcI Nn'Il IO-dV'lI BIt'1
mountain view; nnc,L rooms and taDl, bathrooms ana
spring water every aOO 1890 .
HOLT & HURLEY Projectors.
JAMES HOLT Manager.
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HudSonRiver byDayIight
Day Line St'1mIr,,
NEW.YOi.k ......OT.....tLDtNf

NEW.YOi.K ......OI. ALBANY
Daiy except SrnOay,J
Leave Ifolhiyu. : 90 \.
DO. NcwYork. Desbro,srs's 40 DO
West -2d-,t .......-- - % Do
For ALBANY. landing az ionkrr>. N'st Point. New
tuIs. lolghkccps.e. KhinebccA Catsklll and Hudson
n. turning lrl.t Albany = q 3D. IL.
CONNECTIONS.
WEST POINT NEW 81 re-. and lOCGIn EEPSIE. with
down bay Boat
EuINEBLCK lby f'rr,I Wlth Ulster and Del. II. r. for
resort, Of the Cat~hll~
CNISklLL Win ~l'ial t'l.r 9n ',N 4,i -. y .,
Wr,t Boston and ~. El-t Mont =! tlG tnc North dAt
SPECIAL. TRAINS % and fionl Sarat'ca
The NcV-Noci Transfer g. VIII call for aud chetk
,,..-lrr frni. % tnd r.-d uc"-.
/ Gnc orchestra attached 20 Zach steamer.
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Che Curt.
Drp eooos
Dnblit Notices.

~ HE LEMON LIBRARY will be closed from
and after the first %, july un "a tnos public notice.
By order % thu Iru-t-"s .... ,
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THE WAUM s. Eek,
JEFFERSON. y. H.
FINEST LOCATION ~ TIE WHITE l0i NTNiN~'
OPEN FROM JULY To OCT. ].
PIINER N PORTER. Managers
.r1t1. AL..l-I- IlnI- IL. L ENnnp. y. ].

OPEN FROh III ~ ] III W II -
PLIMER ~ PORTER. Managers.
Also OF
THE LAUREL HOI ~. LAKEWOOD. y. !.
LANE CHAMPLAlN.
Green Mountain tie" iio"-c, cr.,, l,c,.
,on GA The Itss yicu- II AdoadaeSs and Green NOM;
oom- BATH. dr. diving boating a.h.ns steamer
ia come ZION "'' house j. ni3I';Y '"fiTS' r-on.'o..
GrEY rNEE So Nj 5r N hr:aa water pr,c,
lS..- Z. / Srl.">GiI.. e. N DlM6fK
A NH[rf .% AEE nh l@a Of i' near n;
l - s gr,i.' ,'''y rIlNEY. rrop-car
AsnpHf PARK FIRE.. nE%AnsE .,. s.,.,.o,
table p' sanitation" fSnq It e et4'' ioprle.o
ETGI oa FNF G B. fo" tS@ Ta$y
quests. For particular. apply 70 IH3S N0iLE.--
>HnrY nor 81 Noank. CON- Boai,rl e' ,'ii,
sind tor circular. L. D. ANHHl'h'-
&C Gs, c s5o,nr 7ss' GgS Sa n2",c
nfa %2s, and 6 GT ,i5 " Df & fIKNY roI SO
ID MIX wis: TiXT NILI I1,AIi,.i H[ r,
1,EvCg>INK VILE HOUSE Oakland valley Nr..
y lan Co.. y. ~ Mountain ;c.n,r, shady .,omA, :
PER "'r"' LOT '''''.''''' JAMES KETCHUM.
Vo rUE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Conucncinc June 80 a solid through train VIII leave
Grand Central station New.York. for tho Whit" Noun
,.,,s Al, y y y II. & II. Il. Il. and Conn. River
Line daily except Sundays at o.o2 a. M due 4, Noun
tain Stations carly in The evening.
For Information In detail -" Coan Ri'cr Line Folder
which may be procured at principal station and 'F l'"'
'"'' C. T. HEMrSTEAD. Gen. Pass Agent
tlHE WINDSOR" ,,, =
and rI, Alr T. rSE ySf, from the Beach
dor management Of the owners
,yr,II.GrANiEECY" A-lury Pork y. J.-NoF open:
III, ,,..or. terms moderate. dlc'd rae, - y, "
lie one OF the best houses y II =
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kDIRONDACkS.
THE NE.T~IDE HOTEL,


CharmlnClv located O. the west side ~ Lake rae!
with lake and mountain scenery second % none IN L
AdironcackS. Perfect In ali IT, appointments, ana
every respect delightful summer nome. open June
10 October Is. send Tor circular.
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Gnm mer Resorts.
THE MOST UNIQUE RESORT IN MAINE.
BAY POINT HOTEL,

KOCkLAND BKEAkWATEK KOCKLNND, ME.
Second opens July Scashore, Mountain and
w God and Pure spring water. Send for Illus
tIatcd circular. Address call
{. .. CHAMBGRLIN. Manager, 18th Ave. Hotel.
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SCPIKlOh AICONNUDAI IONN IT I1V'' IIsIV -
Attractive hOta cou Oltab' rooms "io'tsoH. taDl,,
shalcG lawn numerous dives, cheap INciNi tOI' Noo4-
cork. deer mail telegraph. physician ,td-, ana pdiA"u
onIcyaucc, if ordered meet al! Clan plain T. ani
and Delaware aud Hudson trains at N's'p''I HY NM
utes drive from the .....,..-l.,,.. =. !,
VALLEY HOUSE FLIZNBETUTOWN, y. y
l. u SLNHSNN. Plup---lOL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21
THE ELECTRIC ROAD.
Proposed Branches to the Capitol and
Market Space.

Mr.. Hemphill in the House today introduced
bill amending the charter Of the Eckingto On
and Soldiers Home Railway Company, SO as
to provide that the road can run
its tracks along the following streets: Beginning
at the intersection of 5th and G streets NORTH
west, east along G street to New Jersey avenue,
thence along New Jersey avenue to street
thence east along street to North Capitol
street; thence along North Capitol street to
connect with its tracks at New
York avenue; also beginning at
New Jersey avenue and G street east to Massa-
chusetts avenue, thence along Massachusetts
avenue to North Capitol street. connecting
with he North Capitol street branch.
Also beginning at New York avenue and 5th
street northwest. along 5th street to Rhode
Island avenue; thence along Rhode Island
avenue to connect with its cemetery branch
at Lincoln avenue; also beginning at 9Th and
E streets northwest south along 9th street to G
street, west along C street to Market Square,
north to Louisiana avenue, and thence north
easterly along Louisiana avenue to connect
with its 9th street branch at 9th street.
If electric wires used they must be
placed underground. The capital stock is to
be increased $500 900. The line is to be COM
menced within three months and finished in
one wear.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TelegTanS to The Star.
PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONS.
The Church Keeps up Its Good Work
Whether the Money Comes or Not.

SARATOGA, NY, May 21.-The time of the
Presbyterian Assembly this morning was occu-
pied in hearing the report and recommended
tons Of the board Of foreign missions. DIR.
David ]. Burrill of Minneapolis, chairman OF
the standing committee, read the report. The
total number of missionaries now in the field Is
576 The work in China was especially
encouraging. Notwithstanding the relations
between the government and China. The re-
suit IN Corea Is almost marvellous. The treas
urer's report was of less cheerful nature. The
receipts of the board from all sources during
the year were S794, 066, a decrease OF S5S. TAG
over last year and Of Sl07, 095 in 1887. Deficit
carried forward to the new year $50 30 80.
The number of churches contributing
Is STA, falling off Of l3. The
contributions OF the women's committees ana
Sunday schools saves the deficit from being
even larger. Never but once before has the
board been encompassed with trouble.
Something must be done to raise money.
There can and will be retrenchment Over one
million dollars is needed for the coming year.
We are perplexed but not in despair; cast
down but not destroyed. We petition the
assembly to devise some means OF assistance.
1t was asked that special collection be taken
in all the churches some Sabbath in June or
October. The moderator here requested DIR.
Crosby to take the platform. The assembly
rose and stood while DR.. Crosby offered
prayer.
Dr. Burril then made a stirring address in
support of the recommendations of the report.
He was frequently interrupted by applause.
Rev. DIR. Fleetwood, one of the secretaries of
the board, followed DR.. Burrill. He thought
the Presbyterian church was trying too many
things with one collection. The report was
adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21
A GEORGIA TRAGEDY.
An Outraged Husband Kills His Wife
and Her Lover.

JEssUP, Ga, May al. N. Mccall, county
surveyor of Ware county, came to
Jessup from Brunswick about 10 o'clock
last night and stopped at the
Littleield Hause. He retired to his
room, and, after staying in bed two hours, went
down stairs in his night clothes and
asked for Mr.. Littlefeld, but could
not find him. He then went to
Mrs Lttlefelds room and knocked. She adj
miited him. MIR. Littiefieid was on the front
porch watching him and finding then in
a compromising position he rushed
through the window into the room and shot
his wife just the left eve, killing
Ter nsteNtly. II" then shot Mr. Mccall
four tine. N Gull died at 4:30 am.
Mr.. McCaiI was about fifty years old, with a
large family. having grown children, and the
family stands very high in the estimation
of the community. Mr.. Littiefeid
is about the same age. His wife is about forty
fi7e years of age. They came from Massachu-
sets and have been living in Jessup for twenty
years.