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Tea Importers 4 Coffee lloasters.

Trade Is booming in NIL our stores,
Never before in any single month Inv"
we sold US many goods as We have dur.
Ing the month Of May. Notwithstand.
Ing our increased facilities We INV,
found all inadequate to Keep pace with
our enormously increasing trade. Wa
feel lattercd that our Efforts 10 SUNNY
our thousands OF patrons living ont a
tho city with Fresh Standard Goods nj
Bottom Prices, has met with popular
favor, and has made US hundreds OF now
customers from every town and village.
We arc daily receiving club orders from
our several stores. We sell goods Mi
over the State Of West Virginia, Eastern
Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, MARYLAND
and Kentucky. No house In the ,rads
can compete with US. Some unscrunn.
lous dealers will tell you We canno, sell
standard goods at tho prices we name.
True, they cannot, nor In many cases
can they buy Mt our prices. This IN
their misfortune and not our fault
Remember that the reputation Of our
house for fair and honest dealing ia too
well known 10 be impaired by tho ieal,
GUS harpings Of old iogy dealers. Do
not let such deceive you. Examine orr
price list, select from them such goods
as you need, send US your order and VIZ
will pay freight on all orders amounting
to $40 90 to any. railroad station oOl
miles from any OF our stores.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folk,

strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
John Topping, Secretary Of the E.ng
mill, is in Pittsburgh on business.
Hon. Edwin Maxwell, OF Clarksburg
is in the city attending the Supreme
Court OF Appeals session.
Mrs. DR.. James E. Reevea, OF Chatta'
nooga, Tenn, who has been visiting Mrs
G. ". Conner, left last evening fol
Pittsburgh.
Miss Gertie Stewart has returned from
the Wesleyan Female Institute at Staun.
ton, Va, where she graduated recently
with high honors.
DR.. ]. S. Lewis, Superintendent OF the
Weston Asylum, is here on his way to
Niagara Falls TO attend a national con-
vcntion Of Insane Aasylum Superinten-
dents.
Rev. W. A. Spencer, D. D., Of the NJ.
E. Church Extension Society, delivered a
soul-stirring address in the Zane Street
church last evening. He will remain in
the city over Sunday.
The two-months.old son Of Prof. Jo-
seph Keller, OF Little Rock, died yester.
day nj the residence OF Mrs. keller's
father, Mr.. Frank Walter, east Of the
city, where Mrs. Keller was visiting.
The many friends OF the family will
ssympathize deeply with the afflicted
family,
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E. G. Burt's celebrated Fine Shoes at
L. Y. BLoSD's, Sole Agent.
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BEl.LAIRE.


al Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
lt4 tho Glass City. Es
Recorder J, 81 Becketw was In town yesterday.
The Crystal window glass works has closed
Mr.. 9, Husbands aud son, Charles. arc at
Mrs. Dr. g. Z. Kunz is down with her fourth
attack Of the grip. = 81 ~ 4 =
The bellsire. Zadcsville & Cincinnati railroad
Is hauliug Immense lots OF tobacco these days.
The sudden EQUAL yesterday did no very ma.
tetlal damage here, beyond blowing down some
trees and fences. f'0|.TH. l'riI-.-. se,Hae.r
Two Cleveland K Pittsburgh engines were or
Tue track on the river Incline yesterday. No
damage was done. pa TII1,'l1'IF7 NH
Two children, were lost yesterday, and the
parents were al,nost crased until they were
found, late In the evening. T-sr ~ VIZ
Several people here were taken suddenly sick
yesterday with a sort Of faintIng tpell. Ii was
all attributed 10 Tho weather.
J. ". Campbell, who was Kicked BY a horse
The other day, was not quito 10 we'll yesterday,
having been hurt Oh the head. u
Murray bros, Of this city, wcrc awarded the
Contract iot the now kplscopal church at
Newark. II 10 cost So, COZ, and b. III stone.
The Dcllaire bottle Company has leased the
owner, and viii continue the glass branch oil
Tho trade for anothcr year there. rs|-
Mr.. John Long. who came hero not long axe
| from unionport. O., IL going back, having ia
move from tho woods farm, Capt ]. Il, Purncll
Of tho u, 4 %, having bought II, 10 take posses
sion Immediately. -. ~ -
Mrs Caroline sweiizor aud ". II. Little were
nrraiHned IN tho United States Court At Column
bus on Thursday under the new indictments
both pleaded nj guilty. Tho bond was fixed NJ
sl,tt0, III default OF which both were remandGd
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MARTINS FERRY.
Dramatic Pcrfornnncc-vnrlous Personal
md Other Notes.

Dramatic Pcrformnncc-varlous Personal
md Other Notes.
Mrs. Lewis Smith mud child returned from a
pleasant visit at Trenton, n. j., yesterday.
Mrs. UP aud son, Fret, OF Oakland, CAL, arc
visiting Mrs, Ulp's brothers, John and William
Roberts. on Fayet.c street.
Miss Bessie Griffith. who has been attending
The Wheeling Female College, will return 10 lcf
| home NJ Lancaster next Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Murdoch, OF Nebraska,
are Visiting relatives hcreabout. They look
well. Mr.. Murdoch Is County Treasurer.
The membcrs Of belmont City and Onward
Lodges, !. o. Q. T., Will meet TO- morrow morn.
| Ing ut 9:J0 and march In n body 10 tho lIaptlst
Church, where Rev. c. N. Conway will preach
| to them. .
Mr.. A. q, Campbell and his daughter, Miss
Ella Campbell, returned yesterday from New
| Athens where they attended tho wedding OF
Miss blanche Cam pbcll, daughter Of Rev. Robert
Campbell, 10 Rev. Mr. Ferguson, Of New Athens
"Dorlerland" was played at the Opera House
| last night 10 agO0d sized audience, BY home
talent For amateurs the different characters
acquitted themselves In a crcdl,aslc manner
aud several received bouquets. The cast was al
follows Jack RastOn, ". l. Brown; Joe
Dempsey, Rltus Baron Hereford alias "Old Ben, "
Il. ". Gauding: MI. Lester, James ". Brown
Cyrus, George s. Moore: Hon.. Patrick McFad.
den, New York politician, Robert jenkins;
Kidder, Dcmpsey's pal. Lou. Euglcmlre; Char
ley, IL young Terror" Master frank Ford; Mis,
sspriggins, VIII. Owen: Mary Lester, Miss Viola
Carpenters: Polly, Miss Ollie Carpenter;
Winona, Miss L0tta klauscr. The proceeds gG
TO the striking carpenters, aud the play will be
repeated to night.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.



Etu|-.E day. ~
The Supreme Court OF Appeals recon
vcned yesterday at 10 a. III. with all the
judges present.
The cases Of Thomas Meyer vs.. Walter
Marshall, John Unfricd vs.. the Balti'
more 4 Ohio Railroad Company, and
W. S. Mckay vs.. the Ohio River Rail
road Company, all from Ohio county,
and I. N. Ewing ct al, vs.. W. II. Win
tiers ct al, from Marshall county, were
submitted.
Greed Collins vs. W. J. Collins, from
Richie county; motion for new bond
on the ground OF insuiliciency submitted
Seamon ct al. vs.. Bee ct al, from
Roane county; writ Of error allowed
bond $3.50.
In the matter OF the new Wheeling
Bridge Company vs.. the Wheeling and
Belmont Bridge Company. the motion
to docket for hearing at this, Term was
rejected. A motion was then made to
dismiss tho appeal as improvidently
awarded, aud this was set down for ar
gument June Is.
James Kelly was admitted 10 practice
in this court, on motion OF Henderson
Peck, Esq, aud Will Dovener was i'd
mittedon motion Of Capt. B. B. Dovener
The court adjourned to meet again al
10 a. IN. to-day. ..--
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A llACK.DRlyEI. HURT.
lilo IL Thrown down md his arm lroken
...a- md Face Cut ...

lilo IL Thrown down md his arm lIroken
md Face Cut. U7 0
Yesterday afternoon the Mt. Pleasant
mail hack was standing on Main street,
and the driver, William Moore, was near,
when the horses frightened and started
to run down street. Moore sprang to
the horses heads, but they had gotten
under such speed that he could not stop
them at once. They ran the hack into a
natural gas escape post, standing at the
curb in front OF Hubbard & Paul's
wholesale grocery, and knocked the post
down. u a.
Moore was thrown violently to the
ground. lie put out his hand to save
himself, and his right arm was broken.
His face was also pretty severely cut and
bruised. =.
His injuries were properly attended to,
and he was taken to his home at Mt.
Pleasant in carriage. The hack was
not badly damaged, and the horses
escaped unhurt. 1t was driven to Mt.
Pleasant by another man. Mr.. Moore
will be unable TO resume his duties us
driver for several weeks to come.
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The "Our Club" held its last session
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L,
Wells, IS Sixteenth street, on Thursday
evening and was handsomely enter.
tained by the Misses Fannie and Cora
Wells. The members were out for a
good time, and right royalty did they
have 1t. Progressive euchre and dane.
ing formed the leading amusement. A
handsome souvenir was presented to
Mrs. Plat Noble, she carrying of first
honors. Mr.. Platotf Zane succeeded in
capturing the BOBBY prize. Dancing
was kept up until the evening was far
advanced. The club adjourns with very
pleasant memories Of the past season.
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CRUSHED BY A BIO STONE.
A Workman In Chambers Coal SHIFT Po
". sibly Fatally llurt .'t .

A Workman In Chambers Coal Shaft Pos.
X sibiy Fatally Hurt. .t-.
Yesterday IN cntry.driver named
Nickerson, employed at Chambers
coal works, at Elm Grove, was sit
ting on a pile OF soft slack in a loom
worked by his father.in.law, when a
heavy stone fell from the roof upon him.
The stone was eight feet long, four feet
wide and eight inches thick. 1t struck
Nickerson on the back OF the head and
neck, as he was STOPPING forward ut the
time, and crushed him flat to the
ground, with his head between bis feet.
He was extricated with difficulty, and
It was found that not n bone was broken,
nor was there scratch on him. lie was
unconscious, however, and did not re-
cover for u long time. The exact extent
oil his injuries could not yet be told last
night, but small hopes OF his recovery
are entertained, as all his injuries are
intarnal
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A joint transfer OF right of wa,
tnwenty'six feet wide for the Wheeling
Bridge and Terminal Railway compan,
was filed with Clerk HOOK yesterday
signed by the Hinge company, NJ. b
nioirkh,elmer, John Bodley and Jaut
=; Bodtey, D. 4. Brooks and vito. Dan,
lel Bodley and Beltz, Flading l. Co, /,
covers the route from the east side O
WOODS street, l64 feet south Of Nine
tenth, to the west line Of the Hinge
company's property.
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A telegram was received yesterday
from Mr.. Wilbur Hagans, dated at
Elmhurst, ILL.,, announcing the death Of
his father, Mr.. L. A. Hagans, Mt the age
OF GO. Mr.. llagans was from 1865 to 1873
one Of the proprie,ors OF the INTELlI.
GENcER, being II member OF the firm Of
Frew, Hagans 4 Hall. lie will DO re.
membered by n wide circle OF Wheeling
people as a genial, upright gentleman,
and the news Of his death will be re-.
ceived with sincere sorrow,
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KILLED On THE B. & D,


An Unnamed Pole Run over Mt Boggs
Hun.
Late yesterday afternoon a Pole, en-
ployed at the Riverside tube works at
Benwood, was walking to his home in
the lower end OF the city, when just as
he crossed Boggs run on the Baltimore &
Ohio track an engine approached from
the north. The man waited until it was
pretty close to him, and then stepped
upon another track parallel to the one
he had been walking on. He did not
notice that another train was approach
ing on this track from the south. 1t was
too close quarters for the engineer OF the
latter train to do anything, and the Pole
was struck, knocked down and run
over. He was still living when taken
out from between the wheels, but died
soon after. The mans name could not
be told by any Of his neighbors. lie was
single, and lived in the Polish colony in
the South End.
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. .
Mr.. C. D. Cone, ATTORNEY. Parker,
South Dakota, says: " take pleasure
in saying to the pnblic, as have to nv
friends and acquaintance for tho last
five years, that l consider Chamberiain's
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy
tho best medicine for the purposes it is
intended that 1 ever tried. Since l
have used it I would not DO without it,
l was always subject to cholera morbus
and never found anything else that
gives the relief that this remedy does.
never leave home without taking it
with me; and on many occasions have
ran with it to the relief Of some sufferer
and have never known it to fail. NV
children always call for "that good med.
icine," when they have pain in the
stomach or bowels. For sale by G. R.
Goelze, W. W. Irwin, @. Schnepi, ".
L, Williams and John Klari. paw
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To See the Wheeling rnveucnts.

Messrs. Oliver Meter and G. W.
Msaley, members OF the city council o.
New Brighton, Pa, were in the city yes
terday. These two gentlemen are q
committee OF the New Brighton council
sent here to inspec, the Wheeling sys.
tenn OF paving streets with friedrich
They were shown about the city by
Mayor seabright, and furnished ali tho
information they wanted as 10 cost
manner OF laying and durability.
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MUUNDSylLLE.
Personal, Census, State Prison and Gen.
crnl Notes.

Personal, Census, State Prison and Gen.
ernl Notes. U...a
A. i. Evans has been reelected TO the Office Of
street commissioner and deputy marshal.
Mrs. b. +. Melghcn Is at Owcnsboro, Ky, hay
ing been called there by the death OF her broth
er, Mr. Henry Cans.
Mr. F..B. Barker, Of Charleston, aud Miss Nan
ME Hover, OF this city, were married THURSDAY
evening. They will leave for Charleston Sunda!
| evening.
Flower dry Will be appropriately observed a,
INC simpson NJ: church tomorrow. The
occasion.
Mrs. Henry Gchrlng. Of Lyndon, Kan., whc
has been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
T. Francis, OF the Third ward, will return - be,
home Monday.
Mcssrs. +. II. Blake and John Boob arc Mt AL
toona, Ia, Investigating the different electric
light systems USED In that city. hey arc mem
bers OF the company which will fur
nisl the lisht for this city, and wish u got the
best system In use. =
The sitting OF the board OF directors of tbt
penitentiafy has pas. cd and many OF the guard
now !eel easier. The only change In the force
was the appointment OF William HAuburep, O
Fhyctte county. 10 the captaiucy Of the guards
at salary Of SIS per month.
Census Takcr Thomas Drannen SAWS he ha,
mad no trouble so FIR it'll the people OF bis dis
trict about answering the question S propouu :eJ
One OLD lndy, seventy years of uee for while
heSitateu TO tell her age aud bevond this in
stance everybody has showed a Willingness &c
answer the questions.
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The Bridgeport Bridge Company pro.
poses for bonus OF ten thousand dol
lars to build bridge over the Back
river south Of Hall street, Bridgeport,
and build IN electric motor line through
Bridgeport to connect with the line
crossing the bridge at Etnayille and out
the pike rs far as tho Wheeling creek
mines. The contract provides that ten
per cent shall be raid when the sub
scription list is accepted by the bridge
company, and ten per cent per month
during the active progress OF the work,
the whole TO be completed within Elk.
teen months from date OF acceptance,
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J. ~. G. A. Notes.

Sunday school teachers meeting will
DO held at 5 o'clock this afternoon. The
summer song service will be held at the
entrance to the building at 7:45 O'clock
this evening. Young mems meeting
will DO held as usual, and the month";
social will be held at tho close OF the
meeting. All men arc invited to song
service at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
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WE pay cash for our goods. Come and
see the inducements we can otter you in
Watches, Diamonds and all kinds OF
Jewelry. WHEAT & HAScurR,
1881 Market street.
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The following druggists outside Of
wheeling are agents for Chamberlain's
celebrated remedies: G. B. Carney,
Eairmont; L. 7. Wells, Clarksburs; Il.
7. Richardson, New Martinsville; Grant
Il jackson, Grafton; AL Burley, Cam
eron; J. NJ. Tetrich, Warrington. paw
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IF you cannot zee aud need spcctacles
gou should Gallon us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
incst Instruments alId moro experience
than any other Optician in the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". CRUDE,
JeWolcr and Optic;an,
Cor. Twelfth, and Mnrlct Streets.
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LOU SWABACKEIs,

Just received, the Landsomcst line OF
White Embroidered Skir,ings we have
ever shown. A complete line Of Ladies'
aud Children'S Jersey Ribbed Summer
Underwear nj very low prices. Our
job all silk Jersey Vest ut use, worth
81 so, Is IL big bargain. 4 new limo OF
long and short Linen CIlcmisettes. These
goods arc now and very popular. Tho
choicest line Of Dress L,lces and MEETINGS
III the city. All the popular styles in
Fans. Ladies' and Cllil,rcn's SILK Mitts
in every quality. LOU SWABACkER.
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4 CllIlil,h Ind EMIL.

A little daughter Of Frank Darby, who
lives in Alley 4, in the Filth ward, fell
over the balustrade OF stairway lead.
ing to the second story, and striking
on the ground below, was stunned. Her
mother carried her into the house and
DR.. Man!ey was summoned. lie found
the child painfully, but not dangerously
hurt.
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G. A. R., who have the production in
charge, have spared no expense to make
it the very beet home production ever
seen here. Special scenery has been
brought here from Pittsburgh, where it
was, presented last winter, and will be
used at every performance. The cast is
composed OF excellent talent and the re-
nearsals show that every member is up
in their lines and business in great shane
Seats are on sale at Houses music store
and the seats are already pretty well
marked up. Those who desire to see
the performance should not delay a mo.
ment in securing their seats.
A full dress rehearsal will be held at
the Opera House tonight and all nom.
bers including tahleaux, ladies and sol-
diers are urged to be present promptly
at 1880 o'clock.
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Deputy U. S. Marshal John Deyine
went down to Bellaire Thursday night
and arrested Barbara Cramer on capias
She was indicted recently by the u. S,
Grand Jury at parkersburg ior sending
obscene and deiamatory matter through
the mails. In default Of bond, she vas
lodged in the county jail here.
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ING Uhi0 VhllUy Butlulnis Association.
Subscribe for stock in the New Build
ing Association and secure home OF
your own. Shares Sl50. Dues 25c per
week. This Association will commence
to receive dues this evening at 7 o'clock
in room No. 4, Crapele's Block, 1918
Market street, second floor.
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werc elected fort ensuing six months:
President, Mr.. George A. Korner; Vice.
President, Mr.. r. W. Tenor; Recording
Secretary, Miss Edith Pratt; Correspond.
ing Secretary, Mr.. Oscar Scott; Treas.
urer. Mr.. W. II. Colvig. The society
will hold its first social on Monday even.
inc, June 10. t's -Lgy
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WHEAT & HANCHER,
Religious Notices.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
~ Children's Day, Baptism OF children.
Preaching by tho Pastor at 1850 a. N. and 1880
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Clothing, Etc.
Vbt Sutclliocuter.
Onlco Nos. .5nnd ~ Fourteenth stroet.


N0licc-J. ". SiitIc.
List OF Letters Remaining In thc-Prstoilice
Eoticc-Ancient order OF llibernans-Fourth
Page.
wnnted-Girl 10 do General IIousewosk-
Fourth Page.
Enterprise Baking Powder.
Stockholders Meclins-Fourth Page.
To tho public-rourIh Page.
Sealed Proposals-M. Van relt.
Comng-Threc Floating r.laces.
Ice Cream FreIzcrs-Cieo. ". Johnson's Sons.
Family Arlington Steel langes-Joseph Bell
Stove Co.
Water Coolers-Eesbitt & Bro.
steds-lloye & bro.
Summer school-Whecltny Business College.
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HAVE your Watches regulated with
our chronometer, which you will at all
tunes lind in our window.
WHEAT 4 HAScuER,
1881 Market street.

Inc Ohio Valley building Association.
Subscribe for stock in the New Build.
ing Association and secure home Of
your own. Shares $3.50. Dues a5c per
week. This Association will commence
TO receive dues this evening at ! O'CLOCK
IN room No. !, Crangle's Block, 1915
Market street, second floor. ,Ir :
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Mrs Henry Gchrlng, OF Lyndon, Kan. whc
has been visiting her parents. Mr, and Mrs. J.
7. Francis, OF the Third ward, will return t. be,
home Monlay - "
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We are Sole Agents for the J, J,
Badollet & Co.'s Geneva Watches. Those
desiring a fine; movement should come
and see US. ;,WnEAr 4 HANcnER,
1881 Market street
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OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use nj
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature 10 eilectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
...- DtW
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We received last week twenty-five
more Victor Satellites, and are nearly up
with our orders. We can furnish the
King OF Safeties now on short order, as
we 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. ~
ri --- Enw- T.Rocr & n
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DosroS, June 6.-Wool market quiet and prices
firm: new spring California l1a.oc; spring Texas
?0a22c: new Wyoming l7a?oc; New Utah lSag5c;
Eastern Oregon laaaOc: Ohio y 3la3.c; XX 3Sa
&c; Michigan X Saa3tc; pulled woods steady;
superilna 3oa,oc: extra 2laalc. Foreign woods
quiet but arm. "a s7T,5i. - ~ :: ~
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INCENDIARlES At WORK.
Attempt 10 Iurn n South Side NeAldence

Attempt 10 Euru n South Side Residence
this Morning. .Cf
At an early hour this morning an at.
tempt was made 10 set fire TO the house
Of Charles Crouch, on Chapline street,
In the Sixth ward. Shavings soaked
with oil were piled under the house
and lighted. A bright blaze sprang
up, but was seen at once, and Henry
Gintcr and others extinguished 1t before
serious damage had been done. There
Ia clue 10 the guilty parties.