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in Allegheny county, lo,OoS lineal feet
Of road, eighteen feet wide, graded,
macademized, gravelcd, rolledan drain.
cd with sewer pipe, ior73 So cents per
lineal loot, total cost $3.50 81. In this
account the labor Of each man Is charged
at 90 cents day.
The Superintendent says that the
daily cost Of maintaining a man in bis
institution, including expenses OF all
kinds, is 30 cents day. Therefore be
Is able 10 point TO profit for the county
in tho employment Of It's convictg, and
for tho township and the county in q
fine piece OF road built at low cost.
Free labor shows little desire to work
on roads, and we hear from Allegheny
county no complaint that the Work
house convicts have taken employment,
from free labor.
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SCOUT AND GIANT.
Mexican Jack Snrprioos tho Bowery Before
GOiuyr yyebt t.

Mexican Jack Surpriocs tho Bowery Before
Going Yest.
Ntlr YortSPrcss.
Mexican Jack, a scout in the govern
ment service, was in this city sightsee-
ing during the past three days. He was
in the Bowery yesterday afternoon, and
visited the famous resorts OF that thor
oughfare in company with a Press re-
porter. Mexican Jack is not yet twenty
three, but stands 7 feet 4 inches in
heighth. He 10 Of Spanish and Indian
parentage, and was born in Mexico.
lie has been member OF the Shawnee
Bill Wild West Show, but receiving or
ders from the Secretary OF War at WASH
ington to report for duty, because Of the
expected Indian outbreak, he is now on
his way TO join General Miles at the
Indian agency on the Shawnee reserva.
ton in the Indian territory. He ia &C.
companied by Mustang George, who is
Of ordinary size, but appears like
pygmy beside the others towering form.
While on their peregrinations in the
Bowery a vast throng OF people and
street Arabs followed close upon their
heels,
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

" -- "a.
There are now 100000 men In Eu.
rope ready to BIO called into the field.
Seven hundred million oranges are ex.
ported every year from Europe to this
country.
There were over 10000 registered
women voters in DoBton In 1883; over
10000 in 1850, and less than 5000 in
1890.
A man near selalia, NO., Is doing a
good business raising owls. He finds a
ready market for them among saloon
keepers.
"The Independent Wives" is tho onl-
inous name OF club Of married women
which has just been formed at Carroll.
ton, Mo.
Baitilnore's last bank failure. as the
American boasts, was in lS37-6ity.three
years ago. No city In the country has
such q record as that.
An old wooden statue OF George Wash.
ington, fully ten feet high, has come to
| light in New York. It Is discovered that
| It used to stand in Battery Park.
Fireworks were not know to antiquity.
They aae modern invention. II ever
the ancienis employed fires ut their
festivals 1t was only for religious pur.
poses.
The marriage license fee in Quebec Is
S.. As q lower charge Is made In the
United States, many couples living near
the boundary lines cross the borders to
get united.
The following written definition Of the
word bachelor" was handed in by q
fifth grade boy: "a bachelor is man
who has no wife, nor wants no wife, nor
can't get no WIFE,"
A thief in Chicago stole $50 game.
cock, carrying II oil beneath his coat.
While the man was passing policeman
tho sagacious bird began to crow, which
led to tho arrest OF the thief.
There is no surplus and no deficit il
tho Imperial Treasury OF Germany
The receipts and expenditures OF the
fiscal year balance at !, 1S4, 40l ,9io marks
or about s2S3, &C., 900.
The speech OF Claudius, engraved o,
plates OF bronze, is yet preserved in TIT
town hall ut Lyons, France. 1t was dis
covered in 1928. on tho heights OF St
, Sebastian, above the town. =
]. g. Rice, OF Interchangeable, N. Y.
who Is hale and hearty at eighty.four
WAS present when the water was let int
the Chauplain canal and met the waite
, from Lake Erie in the Erie canal, in 1895
Teddic Goodwin, six years old, Q
. Camelia. Ga, is little hero. The cow
OF his two-year-old sister caught fire
) and, with commendable presence O
mind, he tore of his jacket an
smothered the flames.
One OF the mostimportant dscoverie
made in the West for q long time Is tha
OF the onyx deposit near Prescott, AR
! iona. 1t covers an area OF fully eight
acres and the strata range in depth iror
eight 10 thirty.five feet.
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"OLlyE Blossom" has been truly called
"The Woman's Friend.n 1t is friend
indeed to poor suffering, worn out
wives and daughters whose lives are
made miserable by some Of the many
weaknesses peculiar TO their sex.
Sold by Logan Drug Co., O. K. Goelze,
WV. Irwin, W. E. Williams, G. Schrepf,
@. Menkemcller, w. 9. Armbright, W.
H.Williams and NJ. W. Heinrich; ]. w.
Darrah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wy.
rick, Bellaire; St. Clair Bros., Benwood.
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Books.

In this practical age, when our every
day life brings US more and more into
contact with the mechanic arts, such
books as "Heroes and Martyrs Of Inven-
tion," by George Makepeace Towle, are
a boon to our youth and 10 society. The
story Of Archimedes will set boy to
thinking OH new lines; 80 with the story
OF Laurence Coster, discoverer OF type.
printing, OF Palissy the potter, Of James
Watt, the inventor OF the steam engine,
OF the Stephensons, Of Robert Fulton and
others worthy OF place in such book.
This little work WILDE stimulus to
any boy who reads iE-Let d Sheppard,
Boston. Stanton & Davenport, Wheeling.
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THE young Democrats OF Philadelphia
invited Mr.. Cleveland to eat with them
on January s. The Stuffed Prophet re-
piled: II will DO with you. Grover
Cleveland" That's what The fox said
to the drum, which, hanging in tree
and being shaken, by the wind made 60
much noise that he concluded 1t must
be something particularly plump and
delicate.
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4 Successful Collection,

Prririe Fdrintr.
"Brcther Buckskin Bob will please
stand at tho door while the collection is
being taken up and let no one escape"
said the frontier missionary in ringing
tone: Deacon Lariat Ned will pass the
hat"
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Selections from Robert Browning" is
an attractive collection of Brownirg's
pocms by Mrs. Albert Nelson Bullens
The selections have been made with
good discrimination and will be enjoyed
by my body who enjoys Browning.-Lee
& Sheppard, Boston. Stanton & Dare,.
port, lFheeliag.
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Il. IL. Lists Drug Store,

August Budschwlne. Joseph A. In chanccry.
Ankle. Trustee. aud the La AL
lena BUILDING, Loan and cav.
lug Association, Defendants.
By virtue OF m order entered In the above
entitled eau Sc on the 22nd day OF November,
ls9J, It Is referred ~ the undersigned Commits.
sloner Of slsd Court to take, state and report
az follows.
Flrst-To ascertain, state apd report TO the
Court what sum, II any, Is due the complainant,
II. L. Schroeder, from August budschwlng, one
OF the defendants, under AID BY virtue OF the
claim oil mechanics lien as set out In said bill
Of complaint
second--To ascertain, atate and report TO the
Court all other liens against or upon the real
estate OF said defendant. August Budschwing.
described In said bill, with their amounts and
their prtorities between themselves. aud with
reference to tho lien OF SAID schroeder. sE
Third-To ascertain and report 10 The Court
any other matter desired By either OF the parties
hereto and which may properly be the subject
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has f1ed upon Saturday, the 27th day OF Decem.
Der, 1sgJ. Commencing at 10 O'Clock \. N as the
time, and his Office, No. 1903 Chap!ine street. In
the city Of Wheeling. Ohio county, West Viz.
GINA, ~ the place. At which he will proceed to
ascertain and report the several matters TN the
said order OF reference required.
Given under my band this 3rd day oil Decem.
Der, 1890.
I'D. ELSoN, Commissioner,
s. Q. BoYcE, Solicitor for Complainant.
del TIL
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SIGNS foretell the passage Of the bill TO
secure fair National elections every.
where in this country. What honest
man objects 10 such q measure?
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No use to deny the fact that Salvation
Oil is fast taking the place Of all othe,
lini,nents. It is better and cheaper than
most OF them.
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THE chemical engine has justified IT,
self in Wheeling. The people would
not willingly let it so now that they
know what 1t Is and what II does.
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Pllos, Piles, Piles.

J.ooee's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is q
positive specific for all forms OF the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protrnding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Ddw
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a deeply interesting tragic love story
Of artist life in Rome comes under the
title of brushes and Chisels." The au-
thor, Teodoro Serrao, has IN easy, at.
tractive style and the merit OF under.
standing the kind Of men and women
and the Lille he writes about. To read
the book is to be made to believe you are
in Rome.-Lee &; Sheppard, Boston. Sian
ton & Davenport, Wheeling.
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DR.. BuLL's Cough Syrup meets the
wants OF suffering humanity. 1t will
cure cold or cough better and sooner
than any other cough medicine.
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Mn, PARNELL is not battling for 1rc-
land now. He is struggling for himself.
Tho latter end Of this man is not so
heroic as the other end.
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son the Blockade" is the third Of the
Blue and the Gray series, in which the
boys OF America have found go much
pleasure and for which they are so much
indebted to Oliver Optic. "On the
Blockade" is as interesting as any OF its
predecessors. Illustreted.-Lee & ..Shep.
pard, Boston. Stanton e Davenport, Iyheft-
inn,
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"a Look Upward" by Susie G. CLARK,
is discretion on Spiritual Science by a
devctee. It is also IN exhortation in
behalf OF this so.callsd science. The
treatment is described and patients are
in general terms instructed in their
duties. The book will be liked by those
who have sympathetic interest in the
subject.-Lee & Sheppard, Boston. Stan.
ton & Davenport, Wheeling.
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In Summer Holiday in Europe"
Mary Elizabeth Blake takes us through
Ireland, France, Switzerland and across
to London. The descriptions are 80
graphic, the touches Of life go felicitous,
tine whole 80 entertaining, that it is not
hard 10 imagine ourselves making the
journey. The book has literary merit,
and will find place among works OF
travel.-Lee d Sheppard, Boston. Stanton
& Davenport, Wheeling.
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DIED.

on Tuesday, December .. 1889, AZ O'Clock
Il. m, MARY A.. vile OF John KIser, In the
SD year OF her age # -
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For Sale,

THREE roomed house, ground Goxl6O feet,
Four lots with 5ioo1ed house on 3 Ugh ST.. 500
Four.rOomed house, 1868 Woods stTeet-,,. eco
Blk soomed house, 2g2 North York street., 2OCO
Seven.roomed house. 20i North York street ] 800
Niue-ro0ued house, 1851 Market street,, $500
Four.roomed house, 1888 Woods strcet-..... 500
Three roomed house. 2ll0 Woods stree ... O5C
One half lot on Jacob street, Fifth ward. 100
One half lot on Aayston street. Sixt ward, $50
One lot on hAyston street, sfx,h ward. ,.. l1(O
One half lot on EoT street, Sixth ward..,., 600
"a feet front on ChaplIne street. SLIGO.
4 lots IN Filan, White & Gallaghcrs addition,
500 to 800 each. 3 :. 4 al5i5,iI III. 49, (
Two lots on Charles street. $500 each.
% acres, four miles cast OF the city, with ,hreo
houses renting at $40 per annun, sand stone
quarry, limo stone, a very good quality Of &C.
ment stone and coal, with bank opened for
came, $500. y II.
s? acre farm five miles from city, with good
scven.roomed house on same, s., 81 r..
$50 acre iarm eight miles cast OF city, at SIS
per acre. {. ~. 49, r. = -
50 aero farm two miles east OF city, $1,000.
s? acre farm nine miles east OF city. $500,
20 acre farm In splendid condition In Monroe
county, Ohio. with good house and Rvar.ety OF
fruit trees s., 800 ls5-i7
p acre farm ninc miles west OF Bridgeport,
OHIO, with good house, five acres In rAspoerrles
anu strawberries and variety OF other lrult,
Pour Refes one mile cas-, OF tlsy.
VIII exchange several Of the above farmsfor
N - 8. NEsRiTT.
dec 81 I7S9 Narke, street,
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A MAN who has prscticed medicine for
forty years ought to know salt from
SUGAR: read what ha ssys. b.

ToLEDo, O., January 10, 1857.
Messrs. +. J. Cheney & Co.-Gentle.
men:-I have been in the general prac.
tice OF medicine for most forty years, and
wonld say that in all my prsctics and
experience have never seen prepare.
ton that could prescribe with as much
confidence Of success as eau Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you.
Have prescribed it great many times
and its effect is wonderful, and would
say,in conclusion that l have yet to find
case oil catarrh that it would not cure,
if they would take it according to direc.
tons. Yours truly,
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LADIES
Needing q tonic, OF children who wan. build.
1sSs7t = r.l9' Ing up, should ,ako aST1 n -
Sfi s BROWNS IRON BiCTEDS,
It Is pleasant 10 take, cues Malaria, Indi.
gcstiou, Bitt0Gsncss aud Liver Complaints.
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p. Z. GoRsucHt N. d.

Office, 2l6 Summit street.
We will give 500 for any case of
catarrh that cannot be cured with Halls
Catarrf Cure. Taken internally.
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, O..
Sold by druggists, 75c.
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! WHEELING, DECEMBER 4, 1880.

WlSrrn comes to pave the way for
Christmas.
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BUILDING LOTS,

- oiGNlN - LIZ - ....af essI.n
SPECIAL OFFER FOR 10 DAYS ONLY.
s6e1-Lot 30xici on touth side Of Zane street.
sg0O-Eight lots SO.lc0, South Penn street:
Sioo or more cash, balance in five years or
longer.
SOFTEN lots ScxlCO South Elm street.
81, 2oo.one lot 50xloO, corner Fortie,h and
Woods streets. 81
sl,5O0-one lot 5Ox1CO. lne lot, moth OF Fortieth
aud Woods streets. VIII sell one halt lot; terms
easy. r-
Five lots en- Woods street south of Forty
second street, 5oxlC0. One worry large fractional
lot. Will be sold on easy terns-S20O In cash,
balance on long term Il so desired. '1-7T
si50-seven lots 25x1o, Behrens & Speidcl's
sub division. -, ','cs'
subdivision. = -
sa:o-TSo lots 2sxloc Dehrcns & spcidel's
subdivision. .a '.7.t5sssE. -
s6OC-sl Ooc-Eorty anc lots In Handlan's Ad.
dition, below Forty .eighth street.
One Acre piece Of ground north OF Tube
Works. between Ohio River and Baltimore &
Ohio RAILROADS. Here's chance for sone one
looking ahead.
Call AZ once. Building lots arc getting scl,ce
in Wheeling. a., b -
n Cr1I.CDUD o, ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTANTED-A WHITE WOMAN
wv Cook at the Housh House, falrnont, ".
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= =
6. O. BoYcE, Solicitor for Complainant.
dpI Th .a-' ..H.s $50
The evening world., 1890-05-27
RIOT IN IRELAND.
The Government Proclamation De0sd
in Tipperary.
Dillon and G'5rien Adtres,
Great Meetings at Cashel.
Their Hearert Charged and Many
Their Hearert Charged and Many
Hurt by Police and soldiers.
rpycr.L eApLr TO THE EVENING woaLp.,

tsP1ctAL cABLI TO THE EVENING woaLpi
LONDON, MAY 27.-The Government proc
lAmation forbiddins the 1ippersry meeting
was again defied to-day.
John Dillon and William oBrisn held
meetings Just outside the town OF Cashel
aud spoke to immense crowds Of people.
The gatherings we're several times inter-
rupted, but were resumed with determined
persistence.
Bodies Of police charged with their batons.
which they used literally. right and left
Finally, the policemen's efforts proving
unavailing. a troop Of hussars was called
out and joined in the charge.
The affair then assumed the proportions
OF a riot.
Many people were injured by the police
and the soldiers. and some of the latter also
received hurts.
There is great excitement In the town and
wherever the news has spread.
The evening world., 1890-05-27

street: that IL was IN my neiohborhood and
most respectable neighborhood and that
the license ought to be refused.
The Commissioners said they wouldn't
grant license, and in week or two 1t was
granted.
Johnny 0pp's place, 311 Bowery, was
next talked about. II is licensed to one
Ruse. and the papers do not rhow that Opp
has ever been arrested. Inspector Williams
said the place used to be tough, but was
pretty straight now.
As to Thiess'S Fourteenth street place. In
Spector Williams said that he had frequently
sent officers in citizens dress there. but
they could get no liquor to drink.
II half dozen OF tho violators OF the
liquor law arrested bv the police were taken
TO court, convicted and sent to the peniten-
tary. you would have to use a Jimmy tn get
into saloon on Sunday or after hours at
night. said the Inspector.
After recess Excise inspector Gale was
recalled and testified regarding the inyesti-
CATION of complaints against several liquor
sellers.
he was followed by Inspectors Roush.
Hart ani Collins.
Nothing of Importance was brought out
In this testimony.
The evening world., 1890-05-27
DR.. JENKINS TO SEE CROKER
The Deputy Coroner About to
Start for Europe.

Itleaked out to-day that Deputy Coroner
Jenkins has engaged stateroom on the
steamshi Trave, and will sail for Europe
tomorrow.
His departure lie somewhat hasty. aud sew
orAl important engagements have been
broken.
A gentleman who processes to know all
about 1t told an EVENING WORLD reporter
to-day that the CoronerH destination is
Heidelberg. where Mr.. Croker, his brother
in-lnw, IL lying III.
"Dr. JenkinsIs visit is being made At the
earnest request OF Mrs. Croker. who is very
anxious about Mr.. Crokers condition, :"
continued the gentleman, and the Coro-
ner will call 4 consultation OF physicians
and notify Mrs. Croker of her husbands
exact condition"
DIR. Jenkins was not to be found this morn
ing.
1t is said that his business will be looked
after by a brother physician.
The evening world., 1890-05-27

were worth.
Jay Gould made call on the Atchison
people to-day in order to congratulate them
OH their acquisition OF the San Francisco.
When this was announced Atchison fell to
4oA.
Mr.. Gould. SO the story goes, declared
himself in favor OF working in harmony
with the other Southwestern roads, and eS-
pressed his willingness to restore rates at
once and to keep them on paying basis.
There is talk OF combining the Edison
General and Thomson II Houston in one grand
company. with Willard. Drexel-Morgan and
Eastern capitalists at the head.
The Thorn SON Houston has Just sold
$5 90. 900 additional capital stock. Europe
taking a big jag OF it.
Edison General sold at 116h 1l5 for
full lots.
The annual report Of the New York Cot
ton Exchange shows that the transactions
in cotton futures aggregated 21. 0S4. 600
bales for the year. against 20, ls4. 400 in
1889 and 2S, 924. 400 in 1888.
The Executive Committee reported that
the building yielded rental OF S65, $50
against $50. 3o5 last year.
The trustees Of the Gratuity Fund report:
Assets. ss2, 1853; OF which s67. 900 Ia
loaned on real estate and s13, ,37e on de-
posit; liabilities, sl+, 325, and net surplus.
s6s. 425. Tho treasurer reports net
profit OF SS. 013.
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they HEAL BY THEIR FAITH.
Convention of the National Asso-
citation of Christian Scientists.

The National Association Of Christian
Sciep lists began the sessions OF its annual
Convention this morning in the Lenox
Lyceum.
More than 1900 delegates from all parts
OF the Union were present this morning
when the Convention was called to order by
the President. DR.. Z. Foster Eddy. who
occupied conspicuous position on the plat
form surrounded by those high and mighty
in the councils OF the Christian Scientist
brotherhood and sisterhood.
These were Gen. Z. p. Bates. the Vice
President; Secretary Bangs, Mrs. J. r.
Stetson. Miss Bartlett, Mrs. c. P. Noyes,
Edward Bates, Joshua I. Bailey, Capt. !.
+. Linscott, Mrs. Linscott and Rev. IL. r.
Norcross, OF the Church OF the Christian
Scientists, at Boston.
The programme has been arranged for q
series OF morning and afternoon sessions,
evening entertainments will also be given,
a musical performance this evening and
reception tomorrow evening. to the mem.
bers of the Association by the students OF
New York and Brooklyn.
The bu.iness meetings are always held in
the morning, whii the afternoons are to be
devoted TO general dnscussions upon p1bn ,oRiSs
Scientists.
This morning. the devotional exercises
were led by tn6 hoV. Mf. NOfcFOBb. becfe-
tGry Bangs read the minutes OF the last An-
nual Convention. which was held in Cleye-
land, o.. and then came number OF reports
from the standing committees.
These showed that the work Of the Chris
tian Scientists was growing rapidly in every
part of the country. and that the member
ship had largely increased during the year.
to the members by Mrs. j. Y. Stetson. to
which President Eddy made a reply. and
then followed the appointment OF COM
mittees for the work OF the Convention. :
Delegations from the various States which
are in attendance at the Convention. have
each report to make showing Just how the
work is progressing in each State.
The new members present were formally
received at the afternoon session.
Fully nine-tenths OF the delegates present
were women. Some OF them have come ali
the way from the Pacific coast 20 attend the
Convention The most fourishing branches
of the Association, however. are in New
England in the vicinity Of Boston.
ID rs expected that more than three thou
sand Christian Scientists will come to New
York to attend the present Convention. The
public are invited TO attend the afternoon
session.