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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14
TWO R0DDERlES REPORTED.
Ono Man Loses S:I5 and another one So
Yesterday, a.'


Ono Man Loses S:io and another one s2l
Yesterday. "a,
Yesterday morning about o'clock a
stranger who claimed to have been
robbed OF S2l5, was hunting the police
headquarters to report his loss and the
circumstances. lie was from down the
river, and WIS very respectable look.
ing man, but ii he found the police office
nobody there in the afternoon or last
evening knew anything about mis- case.
At least, they said they did not.
A German from Fulton who recently
enlisted in the United States Army at
the recruiting station here, but whose
name neither the police nor his COM
rades could tell, was robbed O: SCI yes
to-day afternoon about 3 o'clock in North
Wheeling. Ho had been "setting 'em
up" in saloon, aud dropped his pocket
book in the eide pocket OF his blouse,
and gay young man wearing light,
clothes and dark mustache snatched it
ont and ran. The soldier chased the
thief Gevcral squares, but was d;stauced.
Last night at tho recruiting station it
was said the man had gone home 10 Full
ton to get Eome more money. He col
lected some wages due him yesterday
morning, and the sol was all he had left.
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Teas, Coffees. Spices, Etc,
ca
co.
Tea Importers T. Coffee Iloas,crs

Trade Is booming in all our s,o,o,
Never before In any single month Lor.,
VIC sold rs many goods rs We haye DIV,
ing tho month OF May. No.wj,hs,onI
ing our increased facilities W" houa
found all inadequate to keen pare wi,,
our enormously increasing trade W" w.
feel ilattered that our efforts Ia sun" "v
our thousands Of patrons living ont ~
the city with Fresh Standard Goods ~
Bottom Prices, has met with nOnn,"s
favor, and has made us hundreds NJ maui
customers from every town and villa"
We arc daily receiving club orders ir6Sm
our several stores. We sell goods All
over the State Of West Virginia, Eas,o ~,
Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, MnyvIor%
and Kentucky. No house in thu i ,raIa
can compete with us. Some unsr,r "ro
lous dealers will tell you we came, " a"iI
standard goods at tho prices We po nS'
True, they cannot, nor in many casss
can they buy at our prices, This IL
their misfortune and not our fault 80 -
Remember that tho reputation ot m,
house for fair and honest deuljn, i. t ,oa
well known to BIO impaired by the ieal I
Gus harpings OF old fogy dealers 'S Ia
not let such deceive you. Examine nv NJ.
price list, select from them such vooJs
Us you need, send us your order md wa
will pay freight Oh all orders amounting
to $40 90 to any railroad station oOl
miles from any OF our stores.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14
uAGKY SEYENlnS ARREST,
Sheriff Stccnrod AVID Prosecutor Howard
..t Expected here To-day. .Ia,.

Sheriff sseenrod n"d Prosecutor howard
sF. Expected here To-day
Tho arrest OF Harry Seybold In Kansas,
which was clronicled in yesterdays In
cxclrs;vclv wns Tho most
'" "''"',.s.n. - oa.,..,s.,,;an a,,nr, ,own
genera TOPIC VI eonsc'sa.'on av ~,
yesterday. He was arrested at Wihheiu'
Kansas, where n relative, William Sey.
bold, lives. 1t Is said Harry was about
10 embark In business there with his
E II when nrrrsled md the report
H"a r"ach"I here that an acounintance
n",oaI Chorles Zane. living in St. Louis,
iniormed the authorities that SeybolI
was wanted hcrc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14
NEW COUNCIL JR. 0, U, i, NJ
Instituted. Mt Spencer, Rome Couuty-u,

Instituted. Mt Spencer, Honne Couutv-u,,
Snake liarycst-Whsut Cutting Begun
Last Tuesday night State Deputy
National Councillor Of the Jr. o. u. A.
NJ, J. D. Hall. instituted new Council
at Spencer, to be known rs Spencer
Council No. Is. The officers OF the new
Council are: Councillor, T. II. Chap.
man; Vice Councillor, Fred Smith; Sec.
rotary, $. J. Miller; Assistant, Park Fer.
gnson; Financial Secretary, @. G. Lynch :;
Treasurer. Woodward Lynch; Warden
Fred McAIillen; Inside Guard, J. G. Dan.
Ger; Outside Guard, p. Nj. Wilson
Trustees, John Kirk, ]. G. Shilling md
/. II. Chapman: Junior Past Councillor
John Kirk. The new Council starts of
with t%ensy.eisht membera, and much
enthusiasm. NH 80, = = ~
Mr. Hall was accompanied to Spencer
ny seven members Of the RayensYood
Council, and upon their return to thatI
place, Mr.. Hall instituted IN Oriental
Court with thirteen members, Mr.. Hall
asserts that he and his party killed
thirteen blacksnakes and three copper
heads between Spencer and Ravens.
wood. He also reports everything flour.
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PITTSBURGH POSTAL CLERKS
To Visit their Wheeling brethren and
Spend the bay,

To Visit their Wheeling brethren and
Spend the Day.
Tomorrow morning about twenty-five
OF tho attaches OF the Pittsburgh post.
Office will arrive in this city to pay n fra.
ternal visit to their Wheeling brethren.
They will be piloted by Mr.. Gotleb
Wagner, Assistant Superintendent Of
Mails at Pittsburgh, and m attache Of
the service there for twenty years, but
originally n Wheeling man, and broth.
er Of Mr.. G. r. Wagner, Of this city.
They will be met hero by as many Of
the Wheeling force us can get of, and
shown the town, the new Union bridge
and tunnels, and other, attractions, and
then given good dinner at Vankeuren's
Dairy restaurant, and after dinner taken
out to the Park on special car on the
Elm Cove road. The afternoon will be
spent thee and in til evening the par J
will run ont to Elm Grove on n motor
train, and there take the i. & O. train
for home. .Li.'
The Wheeling boys have laid them.
selves out to entertain the visitors In a
way crcditable to the city and that will
give the ptttsburghers a good impression
OF Wheeling hospitality.
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Yesterday, when Thomas Pring, the
calliope player on Eugene Robinson's
show boat, got done his noon concert,
lie neglected to shut the steam of the
boiler. Tho boats officers have com.
planned OF this before, and yesterday the
mate, Jesse ". loungblood, eworc
about it little. Pring got mad, and,
going into the other boat, got his re.
volver, and, returning, fired three shots
ut the mate. While he was doing this,
Youngood was trying TO hit him
with bricks. Neither was hurt, but
Chief Delbrugge and Officer Short ar.
rested both, and they will be arraigned
in the Police Court this morning,
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The exposition OF tho Sunday School
lesson will be given by Mr.. W. A. List,
at s o'clock this afternoon.
The Saturday and Sunday Young
mems meetings will be held the same in
the summer as in the winter. The at.
tendance may not be quite as large, but
the meetings will be just rs interesting.
The meetings will help any young man
to lead n better life. At nearly every
Sunday meeting some commercial tray
elers are present, and the young men Of
the Association are glad to give them a
warm welcome. A general invitation is
given to the young men OF the city to be
present at 8 o'clock tonight and 4
o'clock tomorrow. The Y. M, G, A..
Quartet. which is gaining a fine reputa.
ton, will sing on Sunday afternoon. A
song service was started last Saturday
evening, in front OF the Association
building. It will be held each Saturday,
and 10 sure TO be popular. The Associa-
ton building is open every week day
from a. IN. to 10 p. H., and all men are
invited to use the reading room and
other departments. ).
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THE
WHEELING INSTALMENT CO.,
1876 to 1140 Market st.

There's not family in the city, nor In fact III
the State. that is not familiar " i,h our namc-
The name OF the Wheeling Ins,aInent Co. isa
symbol OF ialr square dealirg-Our stores arc the
goal Tor economical purehascrs-Ihe money
saving mart for the multi,udc-No better ev!.
deuce Of these facts can We adGuce than tho
number OF Whccliue's best people who pat,onzc
our storcs-Wc point with pride TO the names
that grace our Roll Eook--We congratulate our
selves that we have faithfully dlsci arsrd the
trustso implicitly placed In uk-%e have done
Tor you all We promised to do-wc have done
our duty as servants Of tho people, and what's
more, we'll continue TO do !,-Theres not
feature inauguratcd III our establishment III
which your interests are not cons!de!c.-Our
object is 10 do for you wha, others dom, do
Our mission Is TO save you money-To put
dollars into your pockets that have teen taken
out long ago through cNotbilant rrlces-To
give an equivnient for Every doii-s spent here
TO give you It's full yalue-Togiyc you for
every dollar what you reasonably expect
Whatiyour dollar demand.-Equal returns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14

THE following clipped from the Bur-
hngton Junction, (Mo,) Post, contains in
formation OF no little value TO persons
troubled with indigestion:
"For years the Editor Of the Post, has
been subject to cramp collie or fits OF in
digestion, that FRUSTRATED him ior sever
al hours and untitled him for business
for two or three days atterward. About
a year ago VIC called on S. J. Butcher.
druggist, and asked for something to
ward eifan attack, that was already max
ing life hideous. Mr.. Butcher handed
us bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrh@a Remedy. We took
the medicine according to directions,
and not only found relief on that oc-
casion. but have several times since
tried it's virtues and found relief in
every instance. We take this method
OF acknowledging the benefits derived
and recommending the cure to all Others
subject to indigestion" For sale by @.
R. Goethe, John Klari, w. w. Irwin.
W. E. Williams and G. Schnepf. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14

The second rendition OF the Cantata
at the English Lutheran church last
night was received with greater enthusi-
asm than the night before. The novel
costumes, fine marching, skillful stool
drill and taking music, together with
some new features, made it Il highly en-.
joyable entertainment. BY request Of
many, the young ladies bave consented
to render the Cantata again Tuesday
evening for the benefit Of the City Hos.
pital fund.
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WHEELING INsTALMENT co.


We Guido ourselves in China md Quccnswaro
There's nothing you know more tho "ins
and outs" Of than these goods. and yet there's
nothing In which there's mere cheat aud de-
ccplion-What We offer this week nre special
drives tn Tea and Toilet sets-3oods that aro
made In our own cty-Goods that arc known
by every wheclinei,e as superior to my pro-
duccd by outside NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that
have gained an enviAule rcputaton-Tol!et
Sets handsomely decorated In odd. unique dc.
signs, wc'll let 80 this week At s. IS n set--Rc.
duccd from q 00--Tea sc.s-That Il. COM
plcte Tea Sets neatly dccorA,cd-Wc offer ut
only s. 70, former price - 0o-1h!uk OF I'll
Ladies'. you'ic getting home made wRrc--Tho
kind that soils hers rcguar!y-Sot cheap
"clap.trap" goods called hinawGrc-our zeal
for worth Is on every sct--;Money or no money,
come here--wcten on instaimen,s and give
Tou time to pay. #
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A LAUDABLE ORDER.
Restrictions of the Number OF Passengers
Oh lIOnls to bp Enforced.

Restrictions of tho Number OF Passengers
Oh llonts to DO Enforced.
Surveyor OF the port Faris, and the
Local Inspectors here have received n
special order from Supervising Inspector
General Dumont, which is Of interest
and will doubtless do good. 1t directs
the local officials to sec that no excur.
sion boat carries more than the quota
OF passengers named in its papers. The
officials are directed to visit the wharf
on the occasion OF the departure of all
Sunday or holiday excursions and see
that the law is strictly enforced. In the
past the violation Of tho government
regulations in this respect has caused
grave loss OF life, and it ia to be hoped
that this order will obviate like occur
rences this Geason.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers III tho City and Wheeling Folks
ibrond

Strangers III tho City md Wheeling Tolks
Abrond.
7. W. Fleming, OF Fairmont, is again
in the city.
W. J. .Urquhart, Of steubcnyillc, was
down yesterday.
Rev. D. B. UpdegraH, OF Mt. Pleasant,
was here yesterday.
Miss Ada Wheatley, OF Clarksburg, is n
Mcclure house guest.
Capt. B. B. Dovener is at St. George,
Tucker county, on legal besiness.
Miss Brightie West, Of St. Clairsyillc,
was registered at the Mcclure Yesterday,
William F. Hunter, Esq, md three
daughters, OF Woodsiield, Ohio, were in
the city yesterday.
Postmaster Reed, Of Fairmont, was in
the audience at the Drummer Boy OF
Shiloh" last night.
Miss Hazio McCune, of Bessemcr,
Alabama, is visiting Miss Nellie Frew,
on North Main street.
Mrs. Halloran, OF Ogden, Utah, and
y j. d. Springer, Of Washington, d.
u, are Mt the Mcclure.
Mr.. Henry X. List and family arc at
virslnla Beach, Va, and will remain
there during tho heated term.
The funeral OF Miss Rose Collier will
take place at 3 p. m. to-day from tho
home Of her father at No, 20 North
Broadway.
Charles Rodewig attended tho we'd.
ding Of George Schnell and Miss Eber-
wine Of Wheeling Thursday night
Beliaire Tribune. ....,,
Rev. D. L. Ash leaves this morning
Tor two weeks trip through Harrison
county, this State. Mrs. Ash will accom-.
pany him as far rs Moundsville, where
she will visit friends. y
Mrs: George W. Jackson and daughter,
and Alisa Mary L. jackson, of Fort
Worth, Texas, arc visiting their brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. oseph Jackson,
on South Jacob street. = :
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THE CHARTER ISSUED

For tho New aouti, sitle IInnk-A List Of
Stockholders.
Secretary OF State William A. Ohley
has Issued charter for the South Side
Bank OF Wheeling, the institution tho
inception Of which was printed exclu.
sively in the lsrELLldEScIR n few weeks
ago. The charter provides that gem
eral banking business, such as isproyld.
ed for under the laws OF the State, shall
be done. The capital stock subscribed
is 81, GOO, Of which ten per cent is paid
IN, and tho privilege OF increasing it to
S200, 900 reserved.
The stock is divided into shares OF $50
each, and is held by the following gen.
tlemen: r. NJ. Gillelard, Ii. +. Behrens,
". S. Mccullough, Joseph Speldel,
Frank j. llearne, George Bowers, Q.
Kalbitzer. Chaa. Rohrig, Or. II. 7. Ford,
Gustav II. Medick, Chas. A. Bowers,
John Walfor1, Joseph lleydinger, Vim.
?. Myer, Chos. Horstman, Rev. L. W.
Barr, b. Horkheimer, DR.; John II. Pipes,
William Wellington, Louis AsmuS,
John NJ. Sweeney, William II. Hearne,
Michael LOTUS, Josiah Sinclair, Chat.
ham Sinclair, Frederick Beckendorf,
Isadore Fulton, William Eohrig, L. +.
Kurnrr, ". ". Mcconnell, Charles V.
ESeyLold, Dr.. G. I. Ulrich, P. ]. Alt.
myer, Albert II. Nolte, Charles Il. Miner,
Charles Il. Jones, Louis G. Steib, Joseph
II. Freese, Robert.H. Devine, Clara II.
Miller, G. Lillian Jones, ]. G. Beck.
Henry a. Alderman and Charles kett-
Ter. S'7
1t cannot, OF course, be definitely
stated ye. where the new bank will be
located, but it is probable that it will be
somewhere below Thirty-third street.
A meeting OF the stockholders will be
held as soon as the ten days advertising
time is passed, and 1t will then be de.
cided when and where to begin opera.
tioua.
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A DeI,d lsoJy in tho Malls,

There was a great scene ut tho post
Office night before last. a square tin
box came in the mails smelling so bad
that all thought it was limburger cheese
till the box was opened. Then they
knew it wgs something worse. TWAS a
dead cat, and not fresh one either. The
force got sick. 1t was directed to Sam
uel Crayton, OF Neill 4 Ellingham. The
man who sent it violated tho law, and if
he can DO found will be prosecuted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14
"Tho Drummer BOy.n

The audience which greeted "The
Drummer Boy Of Shiloh at the Opera
House last night was the largest yet.
All were, rs always, delighted with the
performance. A matinee will DO given
this afternoon, and this evening the last
performance will DO given. All who
have not seen it should embrace one Of
these opportunities. The committee
have made arrangements with the
Wheeling Il Elm Grove Railway compa-
ny TO have motor leave for the col,n-
try Immediately after the performance.
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Cured by Cuticura

- NY disease (psorIasis) first broke ont on nv
leu cheek, spreading across my nose, and al.
most covering my face. 1t rau into nv ewes, and
t me physician was afrad would lose my eye
sieht altogether. j spread all over nv head.
ana my hair all fell out. until wns entircIv
bald:headcd; II then broke out on NV arms an
shoulders. until ms arms were Just one sore. il
covered my entire body, my lace head and
shoulders being the wo:s,. The white
seabs fell constantly from nv head, shoulders
and arms; tho skin would thicsen and he rei
and very, Itchy, aud would crack and bleed II
seratched. Alter spending many hundreds Of
dollars, was pronounced incura6lc. heard NJ
the CuricuEA REMEDIES aud after using Two
Bottles CuTiCuRA hEsnLvENT, I could sea n
chahge;'and after had taken four bottlss I
wasalmost cured: and when ( had used siI IA.
Ties OF Cur'CuIA KEsoLvEsr and one bor nj IN,
rlcUtA, and one cake Of CurIcuRA Soar I Was
cured Of the dreadful disease from which i hsI
sut"red for five years l thought the tliscase
would leave very deep scar, but the CuricuK.
REMEDIES cured II without any scars. i annnt
express with pen what ! suffered bcfore msinr
the CuricuRA REMEDIES. They fayed NV iifcs
ana feel 1t my duty to recommend them. NV
hhlr Is restored as good rs ever, and so is M
oyesght. know Of Others who have Iecelyea
great bcnetlt from their use, 1.s'''eo
. MRS. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell Civ 1ow.
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SUPREME COURT on APPEALS Al, {.
Interesting Cases Considered at Yesterday
t Eessinu ~ a. .H'

AateFesanE Snscs considered ut Yesterday .
Session. go. ri
All the judges Of tho Supreme Court
Of Appeals were present at yesterdays
session. 7F5
The case ofthe State vs.. Ralphsnyder,
from Preston county; was submitted.
Farmers Bank Of phillippi, vs.. J. W.
Woodford ct al, from Barbour county;
submitted. H1aE''
Wheeling Bridge Company va. Wheel.
ing 4 belmont Bridge Company, motion
to dismiss appeal rs improvidently
awardcd-on the ground that the judg.
ment appealed from was not final was
agrud and submitted. ~ - ~
Thorn Va. Thorn, from Mercer county !;
appeal and superseleas allowed, bond
Guley X Murphy vs.. Hukill, from
Monoongaiia county; motion to require
new bond overruled.
Thomas ct al. vs. Hukill, from Monon.
ruled. ~ 80 -
day. "
The Little Kanawha bridge case, from
wood county, will come up at 10 o'clock
to-day before the Supreme Court Of Ap.
peals. The hearing will DO on motion
mat the Supreme Court shall prohibit
the proceedings now in progress in the
Circuit Court Of Wood county to stor
The building OF tho bridge ut Juliann
street, in parkersburg. ~
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The cheap clothing sale next the
Hotel Windsor, Main street, got into
trouble yesterday. The owners at.
tempted to leave without paying the
legal special tax, but Assessor Blanchard
stopped them and got it. Then Jacob
Weimer, n discharged employee, attached
the stock Tor $6l3 50 alleged to be due
Tor wages. Bond was given and the
attachment released.
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Oil DERRICK BURNED,

Together with n Tank Full OF Oh, ut
llOuI,lsvillp.
Alto o'clock Inst night tho derrick Mt
the Hicks oil well No. l, near the Camp
Grounds at Moundsviile, was discovered
to be on fire. Before anyelort could be
made to cxtinsuish the blaze, the der.
rick was destroyed, and the ilre commu.
nicated to e50'barrel tank, and it burned
also. There has been no fire used about
the well for some time, and the bltze is
thought 10 have been Of incendiary ori.
gin. The loss amounts to about $500.
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Tic ONO Valley building AssacI

Tic ONO Wiley Building Association,
subscribe for stock in the New Build.
ing Association and secure home Of
your own. Shares $50. Dues Csc per
week. This Association will commence
to receive dues this evening at 7 o'clock
IN room No. !, Crauele's Block, 1915
Market street, second floor -
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Wanted the Red Ribbon,

Yesterday n steer eloped from a drove
coming down Market street, and seeing
some red ribbons in Mrs. O'keefe's nil
lincry store, doubtless took them for first
premium badges, and charged after
them. He rot into the store, but was
stopped and driven out again without
any serious casualty.
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If you Cannot sec end need spectGcles
sou should call on us and have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We hnye the
finest Instruments und more experience
than any other Opticinn In the State,
End guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB W. GRUBD,
Jcwclcr and Optician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,
Second Ward Market opened Da,,

Second Ward Market Opened Daily.
A few wise words to strangers who
come to the city. They should call OF
Stall SO and see for themselves that the
Wheeling market compares lavorably
with any OF the Eastern markets in re.
gard TO goods. Ny motto is: ITO keep
nothing but first class goods and fresh
ut all times" which is tho verdict of all
who have stopped at my place. Don't
forget that Stall Sc is the place to get
those extra large Acme Tomatoes.
DYKES HARMON, Proprietor
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We received last week twenty-five
more Victor Safeties, and are nearly up
with our orders. We can furnish the
King Of Safeties now on short order, as
ne have twenty-five more on the road,
For the next ten days we will sell all
the makes OF Wheels We have in stock
excepting Victors) at very low prices.
Write or call on US.
EDw. L. Rose l. Co.
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ishing in those paris and says they are
cutting wheat Ia jackson and Isoane
To tho .Ir. o. U, 4. NJ, Convention.

To- day a special train Of eight sleep.
Ing cars will pasa through on the way
from Philadelphia to Chicago, bearing
delegates to the National Convention Of
the Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, which opens there
on Monday. Phil. A. Smaller, OF Nor.
gantown, OF the National officers, will 20
to Chicago to-day, and J. D. Hall, Of
this city, will follow on Monday,
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Now Furniture from Uncle San,

A lot Of elegant new furniture ar
rived yesterday from Washington City
for the United States officials here.
There WAS handsome desk for the
postmaster, several pieces for the Inter
nal Revenue Office, desk for the Uni.
ted States Commissioners Office, and a
NIL outfit for Clerk Mathison, OF tho
limited Stntes Circnit Court. -
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Q. Dickerson, a co!ored man from
washington, Pa, employed at the Chap.
nne ny tunnel, who come time ago
seriously hurt another workman with a
shovel. and has since eluded tho police
Yesterday surrendered voluntarily, and
was locked up by Officer Wfikic. - :.