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LOCAL prEyrTEs.
platter. Of Minor Mention III nnd Abou,

Matters Of Minor Mention III ind About
TME Committee on Wharves Is called
10 meet tonight.
Ar the Grand to-night-"Wild Oats"
musical comedy.
EDWARD RADCLIFFE, a popular puddler
at the Crescent mill, is laid up with a
serious indisposition. liHaT Z
"DoDE" BElswiSogR was ono party to
n fight In the Eighth ward Tuesday
night. Officer scally arrested him yes.
terday.
TWENTY OF tho Ohio county I! per
cent bonds have been drawn and will
be payable ut the Bauk OF Wheeling
March /. Ea..H'
TIE Alphas gave q very enjoyable
dance In Mnnnorchor hall last night
Prof. Charley 'Killmyer furnished tho
inspiration.
TIE, Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company has declared a quarterly divi.
dend payable March |, equal to pei
cent per annum.
WILLIAM MoRRls, who lives on Twenty
second street, agd who has been en-
ployed as a driller In the Taylorstowr
oil field, was brought homo yesterday
quite sick with pneumonia.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ferdinand Fry
who died Monday evening, took place
yesterday afternoon from her late resi-
dence on North Market street. The in
terment took place at Mt. Wood.
TIE Wheeling Club will give another
one OF It's fall dress assemblies at II.
quarters in tho Rogers building tonight
| The Opera House orchestra will furnish
music for dancing. The hours are from
$3.50 to ! o'clock.
TIE Council Committee on Ordinance,
has been called'to meet this evening. A
number ofproposed important measure!
have been referred to this committee
with instructions TO frame ordinance
covering them, and the meeting vii
probably be an interesting one.
LAST Saturday night Joseph Ricketts,
Fred Knapp and Andy klug fought
three cornercd battle ut tho corner o
Twcnty-third and Market streets, II
which Knapp got decidedly the worst o
1t. Klug cut the town, but the othe
two were arrested yesterday on warrants
by officer Donley.
GEORGE BURKE, a colored loborer, be
came SO drunk In the Fifth ward ycster
day that he could not walk even witt
the assistance Of Officer Donly. Will
the help OF another man, however, h
finally managed to get to the lookup
Burke has been arrested before, once 70
doing up two colaIed-iemales on tn
South Side.
ONE deed Of trust and the followin
: conveyance OF real estate were admitte,
to record yesterday in Clerk Hook
Office: A deed made January %. 1890
by James II. Oelebay and wife, Earl "
Oglebay and wife, and Frank NJ. Ogle
bay and wife, to Frederick Treiber, 70
lot No. SO in block No. OF the old iai
ground property. Consideration. 500
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Wheeling Lodge B. P. O. Elks has
made arrangements with the steamboat
Liberty to make a special trip down the
river after the big benefit matinee on
Friday afternoon to carry home the Bel.
laire, Benwood and 'Moundsville people
who attend the performances. About
forty Moundsville citizens and citizen
esses have secured seats. There was
still very active demand for seats in
the gallery yesterday, and the prospects
now are that when the doors epen up at
1880 p. IN. on Friday the "Standiny
Room Only" sign will be out for both
upstairs and down. The interest appar.
emily grows as time passes, and with the
great programme which is to be render
ed this is but natural.
The committe has decided 10 keep the
sheet open at Houses music store until
6 O'Clock this evening. Until that time
those who bought tickets and have not
Jet reserved seats can do SO. After that
hour, all seats left will be kept unsold,
and the general admission upstairs will
be so cents, these seats being for the
benefit OF those entering at that price.
The performance will commence ut / 80
sharp tomorrow afternoon.
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4 BUDGET FROM BRIDGEPORT.
Interesting Personal Points md General
News Notes,

Interesting Personal Points md General
| News Notes.
C. Dent Is in Huntington on business.
II. G: Bunum has got to Pittsburgh to spend
few days.
Miss Annie Chapman is visiting friends In
| Stcubenville. ENa.e7as MO- a-T
Miss Maggie Smith was the guest Of St. ClaIp.
Vile friends yesterday.
William Holloway Is able 10 be out again after
suffering an attack OF grippe.
Miss Matte Giiliu, who has been suffering au
attack OF illness Is convHlescns.,
Accompany Of home talent Is preparing 10 give
series OF dramatic entertainments In the ncai
| future. srsr.-
| Mrs. F. NJ. Townsend has returned TO her home
In Cleveland, after. pleasant visit with Mrs
DR.. Fisher. 'tE-E, % 80
w. il. Eberle. of the Cleveland, LoraIn &
wheeling freight force here, Is recovering from
nu atiack OF grippe. 81.
The Crystal glass works have been compelled
| 10 stop operations for few days on account Of
the scarcity OF material. - .1g.T aI5 E
Miss Elolse Mckee leaves for Youngstown to-
day. where she will be the guest OF friends dur.
Ing the next four weeks.
John Gilin has resigned his position with
George Gilin. and accepted position with the
Cleveland, Lorain L Wheeling road.
George Maxon: the conductor on. the Cleve.
| Auu, Lothih " nnecilnB extension, mas return
CD from visit TO Cleveland, and resumed the
duties Of a ticket punchcr. 0,'T'
| Edward Geib, Of the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling, who has been seriously Ill with
typhoid fever. has suffered a relapse and is now
In most critical condition.
Matters arc assuming very Interesting proper.
lions In the o. U.A. II. Lodge here, und very
lively entertainment Is promised the members
anu their friends, gratis, In the near future.
Lon Bcauchaup, the poplllar temperanre lee.
turer who gained SO many admirers here recent.
ly, Will open one weeks series OF lectures un.
der the auspices OF the Y. NJ q. A., In City Hall,
on the 18th Inst.
William uartland and Miss Lucy Gibbons
were united In marriage at the brides residence
Rogers performed the ceremony. After the con.
Sratulntions those present discussed tho merits
OF most elegant supper. The contracting par.
ties have the best wishes OF host OF friends.
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Bellilire Briefs,


NJ. Mack Beach. Of this county. will leave scor
for Denver. Col. aIlls
rushing business. %
RodeieE brothers National glass works nrc
running full now. =. -
4 new bell similar to the one on the Central
school building IS to be gotten for the new N. E.
church here. - :
Mr.. Alex Dubois has started lumber yard in
Benwood and Is doing II good business. 1t Is a
branch OF his yards here.
Large shipments OF quarter sawed cak timber
md lumscr are being made from here 10 Pitts.
6ursh.' Its average value Is $50 per 1000 feet
The steamer Bellaire will leave the WHAT to.
morrow at T. O'Clock noon sharp to uccommo.
date those who are going 10 attend the Elks'
beuefil at the Wheeling Open House.
man. calling himself John Boyd, has been
travelling through the country hereabouts
soliciting aid IRON the various secret lodges,
One lodge paid him quite sum OF money. The
fraud was helped to This place from Fairlnont by
the X, of G., T.
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Some time since. the Hold. Carriers
Union withdrew from the Knights Of
Labor and affiliated themselves with
the American !. Federation of; Labor,
Some time later Prosperity Assembly
X. OF L. withdrew and became a mixed
or Federal Union under the F. of L,
Under the laws of the X. Of L., hod.
carriers might belong to Prosperity AS.
sembly and work with members OF the
Hod.C Carriers Union. Under the Fed.
eration's rules, all hod.carriers must
belong to the Hold Carriers Union, and
accordingly members OF tho mixed as.
sembly who are working rs hod.carriers
must join the Hold. Carriers Union,
These provisions have not been com.
piled with and yesterday the members
OF the Hod.Carriers' Union working on
the Reilly building improvements 70.
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warrant was issued from police head.
quarters yesterday for Mrs. Englehardt,
charging her with violation of the city
ordinances in peddling meat without a
license, and her case will come before
Police Court this morning. She is one
OF those who have been caught by the
enforcement OF the demand made by the
regular butchers, that all unlicensed ven
ders be brought to time, but in this case
the demand appears to be harsh one,
as according 10 all reports Mrs. Engle-
hardt is a worthy woman, who has had a
hard time OF late supporting an invalid
husband and family OF children by
selling meat from house TO house. 9
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ADJUSTMENTS,

a Elmo Lot of Attractions offered before
Lsnt-To.niIht mt the Grand.
"a Royal Pass" WIS given at the
Grand to a good matinee audience yes.
terday afternoon, and the engagement
was brought to close beiorea fair audi.
ence last night. Mr.. staley and his
clever company present tho play in
Washington, Pa, tonight.
Oscar Sisson's musical comedy com.
pany will commence three nights en-
gagement ut the Grand this evening,
presenting Sisson's own comedy, "Nild
Oats" which is said to abound in ludi.
crous situations that keep an audience
in roars OF laughter. The second act
Is said to be u particularly strong one,
full OF tirst-class music and plenty OF
pleasing dancing. A most meritorious
feature about "Wild Oats" is said TO be
the absence OF "horse.play" which is so
often introduced into n musical comedy,
and often at the expense OF tho proprie.
ties. m
There is no doubt but that Sir Charles
Youngs famous play, Jim, the Pen.
man." which is to BE- produced at the
Opera House Friday and Saturday even.
ings, and ut matinee on Saturday, will
draw large audiences. So many have
been disappointed in securing good seats
Tor the Elks' benef. matinee perform.
ance Friday afternoon that at least two
Of tho other performances are sure to be
largely attended. The play will be pre-
scented at these three performances with
the same care and attention to details
that will mark the Elks' performance.
Handsomely staged, beautifully cos
tuned and superbly acted, these are re-
collections Of Matnell's great romantic
play, "Monbars," which he is to produce
ut the Opera House on Tuesday evening
next. Tho success he met with hert
has followed him everywhere. There
are dramatic situations in this play thai
have seldom been equaled on the stag
and their strength and beauty have beer
recognized in every city wherein thu
drama has been played.
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THE
AtlantiCHe'a) Co;

Recognizes the fact that low price,
standard goods and fair dealing Is WIN,
the people want. We cannot afford
nor have we tho desire, TO keen in I'm,
with old fogy methods Of doing business
Tho ATLANTIC TEA 20. is bound 10 hi
the place they have attained in merc Su
tile circles rs leaders, regardless Of ,bs
opinions OF woula.be competitions NJ
other house In the State possesses tb S
facilities We do 10 cell goods. With Al
our branch stores and ecores Of agent.
everywhere, the steady flow OF traiS
goes on uninterrupted. No old, stsiS
goods In our stores. Send In your oris,s
and get fresh standard goods at fair pricss "a
All orders by mail amounting To t s,S
wo will pay the freight to any raIIwayv
station 100 miles from any of our store:
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the marks on the wharf gauge last
night indicated depth Of II feet
inches in the channel, with the river
falling slowly. The Lizzie Bay passed
down at 4 a. m. enroute from Pittsburgh
to Charleston and other Kanawha river
points, with agood load Of freight. The
Bay has new and stylish pair Of smoke
stacks which add much to her appear
anCe. The Andes passed down for Gin.
cinnat at 10 a. m. The Elaine departed
fer Parkersburg at 1880 a. m. The @.
". Bachelor passed up enroute from
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh at s a. m. with
q fine trip. The Liberty arrived and de.
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Marriage licenses were issued from
Clerk Hooks office yesterday to the fol-
lowing named persons:
Frederick kemple, aged 90, a native
of New York, now resident OF this
county, and Elizabeth Elliott, aged 81,
a native Of Greene County, Pa, now a
resident Of this county.
Arthur Lewis, aged 10, and Laura
Bell, aged 50, both natives OF Virginia
and now residents OF this county.
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Is combination Of the active properties
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beneficial effects have rendered it i'm.
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stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
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bottles by 9. R. Gostze, W. w. Irwin,
w. E. Williams and John Laurhliu'
Logan Drug Co. ard Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
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Among the passengers on board tbs
steamer Andes when she passed dowr
yesterday morning, were John X. Mil
Ter, OF Steubenville and Mr.. Stoerer, oi
Pittsburgh. They were bound for Cere.
do, this State, from which point they
propose walking over the proposed line
OF tho Norfolk & Western railroad to
Elkhorn, distance Of 1876 miles. From
Elkhorn they will go by rail to Roanoke,
where they will meet T. J. Powers, civil
engineer, who will have prepared profile
drawings and estimates OF work on the
line. .Messrs. Miller and Stoerer propose
bidding on the construction of the road.
bed, s.S-
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Thinks Pan.Iinudle Excellent.

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I1WN llI.E MAS. XVI MAIIflNN FEREY,

sIntrbr StcrN :, ,,1,In tho Srehr Of Con.
4, ilng, II, General News Notes.
The nre In the basement Of the two.story frame
building at tho corner Of Hanover and Fourth
streets, occupied BY julius Jacobs, the dry goods
tingulshcd with but little loss between and .
o'clock Tuesday night, as reported In yesterdays
Issue, was followed BY two other fires In tho
same building at and . clock yesterday morn.
Ing. The damage done by these lest two blaIes
amounts TO out 81 100 on Mr. Jacobs stock and
$500 OH the building, which Is owned by tho Cat.
tell estate IL Is supposed that tho last two fires
resulted from sparks from the FIRST ilre. though
there arc some Inclined 10 believe In tho incen.
diary theory. JsH 500.
At the time OF the first fire, which was dis.
covered At $50 O'Clock Tuesday night. the flames
which were confined 10 tho ccllnt and In the
Notwithstanding on the south side oil the build.
Ing, were cxtingnshed By tho aremen with
much difficulty. Tho nremen went home about
10 clock, kupposipg that not spark had been
left unex tlnguIshed. Richard Drown, Charles
Stewart aud Berthold llarberRer were left on
watch, but Notwithstanding their watchfulncss,
second fire broke out In tho building about 1
This time the Ore, when discovered, was In a
small side room tlllcd with Mr.. Jacobs goods,
on tho second floor. How the blaze could have
beer, communicated TO that portion OF the
IN " !
mystery. It was during this second fro that
the principal damage was done.
The flames spread with wonderful rapidity
and the spectators all thought the building wa,
gone, but the lrcmen soon had an attachment
| made and stream pouring on tho fire which
was put out In few minutes. The most dam
| age was done by water. This time the second
story WIS badly damaged and one side Of the
back room adjoining Jacobs store was burned
out: about One.halt OF the goods IN 1t were con
sumcd aud nearly everything In the south side
OF the store damaged by water. by two u. IN
nearly all Of the ilremen and spectators had gout
home, thinking that The FIRE had surely been en-
tirely extinguished. Strange to relate, however
II broke out hvnin about three O'Clock, Tor tht
third time This tlmc II started under a coun
ter ON the south side and spread rapidly, bu
| tho flames were soon drowned out, the 1remet
having left the hose attached to plug.
The goods damaged by water consisted o
plushcs, caSimcrcs, domcstics, etc.; thos'
burned were yarns, pants. blankets. tablings
ilanncls, etc. Tho damage by smoke Is consider
able, especially on white and light goods.
Mr.. Jacobs carried $1,000 insurance on hi
stock as follows: Norwich Union. London
$1,000; Northern Assurance, London. s3,OoO
German, OF freeport, 5000, and Underwriters
Of Cincinnati. $1,000. The agents arc ". N
Lupton aud G. q. Scdgwlck, OF Martins Ferry
aud Joseph EmshcImer, OF Wheeling. tn,
building Is fully insured with W. N. Lupton II
tho North American. The Martins Ferry fire
men deserve much credit for their excellen
work.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.

GENERAL NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Dr.. John Morrison Is still sinking. ..
Mr.. ". n. Lupton Is on the sick list.
Mrs. David Sutton, OF St. Clalrsvlllc. visited
friends here yesterday.
Mr. William Paxton isablc to DO on the streets
again after long siege OF sickness.
Mr.. Ad McKim Is travelling In the West In the
Interest OF the buckeye Glass Company.
Dr.. W. Darmh was at stcubenvllle yesterday
at the bedside OF his sister, who Is quite III.
The four new business houses 10 course OIL
erection on broadway will soon be completed.
The residents OF broadway contemplate hay
Ing that street paved with fire brick this spring
Owing to the approach Of St. Valentines Day
the Postotce News stand Is having AL enormous
salc on envelopes.
A great deal OF building will DO done here In
the spring, and contractors, builders, carpenter,
and inasOns are happy. ss-"
Miss Lulu Brown, OF st. Clairsville, Is the
guest OF Mayor and Mrs II. C. Mitchell at theiI
residence In the Garden Spot.
Thomas Moran. brother Of John Moran. Road
Master OF the Cleveland. Lorain & v heellnI
railroad. died OF lung fevcrat Flushing on Tues
day night.
Edgar Berry has purchased from Oliver Negu,
sixty acres OF land, near coleraiu at SIS per acre
Pittsburiih parties arc leasing oil lands neal
COlepin.
| A fire alarm box was placed on the front Of
the Central school building yesterday. Tht
alarm rang for Tuesday nights fire was for tht
| Third ward, when Il was IN the extreme north
c.n part Of the Second, aud people were running
| all over town. 49,
The. Central School Drum Corps, one OF The
best Juvenile organizations In The State, viii
lead the Iremen's parade next Saturday. The
Electric Light Company has kindly con,en ted e
light the Rohrey square with fifty candle power
| lights fnr the that ntphf Tho nv
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sale ut
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