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TIE DAMAGES AWARDED
Ey tho Commissioners to lsninh Warren
for tho Right OF Way.

Ey tho Commlssiuncrs to lsninh Warrel
for the Right OF Way.
Messrs. Waterhouse, Kelley, Franz,
helm, Dobbins and List, tho COM
missioners to fix price on the lands oi
I. Warren wanted by the Terminal Rail-
way Company, yesterday finished their
work and made their report to the Cir.
cult Court. They fix 5000 as a Just
compensation for the parts OF lots 6 and
I in tho East Wheeling Company's ad.
dition which are included in the peti.
ton, as well as for damages to adjoining
property from the use Of the strip wanted
for railroad purposes.
1t is understood that Mr.. Warrcn's
valuation on the property desired to be
taken was 81 200. II he refuses to accept
the commissioner award be will ap-
peal to the Circuit Court and the matter
will be tried to jury.
Messrs. III. Rawling, ?. NJ. Rhodes,
Peter Seybold, James Roberts and II. F.
Jones, the commissioners appointed by
the Circuit Court to fix tho damages the
Terminal Railway Company shall pay to
the Tack Company, will meet at 8 a. IN.
Today to begin the taking Of testimony.
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tho age is fifteen TO twenty. A boy owe,
eighteen iS too old to 20 TO the academy,
considering TINT he has IL six years course
before him, four years ut the academy
and two years at sea-" H7 =
why. was the course changed from
four 10 Blx years?" -,
because we graduate more officers.
even under tho winnowing process
than we could provide places for, But
nevertheless the extension seems TO
have been a mistake. Officers OF tho
Navy testify that the two years at sea
amounts to very In the way ofstudy,
and the duties OF a cadet under such
circumstances arc limited to such. ire.
sponsible offices rs to result In very
little mental development. The Board
therefore recommended a return To the
lour years course, especially as the law
now, provides that no more officers can
DO absorbed into the service than occur.
ring vacancies require" ="
On the whole, how did tho naval
school and iss management impress
your" 'erg
Very favorably, indeed. II ia a great
school, the greatest naval school, as an |
officer Of the Brazilian navy assured mo. |
in the world. II manhood cannot hn
developed at Annapolis 1t Is because the
germs OF It do not exist in the boy.
every step Is step upwards, physically
and mentally. Tho course OF ins,ruc.
ton and discipline Is severe. No boy
can lose an hour and not feel 1t in the
greater strain upon his time and nbili.
W. lie has no friend to lean on at that
schsol. He stands absolutely on his
own merits in every respect, character
and capacity. He Is graded and siited
every month in bis studies and his do.
pertinent, and when he falls below two.
five he goes. He ia given every chance
by tho Government; Is well fed and
clothed, well cared for in sickness and
health, but the Academy does not un.
to boy"
Don't you think that il all the bows
we're appointed by competitive examina.
tions tho government would ret better
THAT is my opinion, but it did not
Seem to be the opinion OF the Command
ant, Captain Sampson, with whom that
subject was discussed. He claims that
well raised boy and not merely a smar,
boy from the schools, is as rule the
best material out Of which to make m
officer. An inborn sense Of character is
an indispensable prerequisite for high :
type Of officer in his opinion, but do +
not see why this desirable element can g.,
not be as well obtained by competitive :
examination as by political favori.ism. ! |
When Congressman appoints a boy he q
generally appoints the son Of some in. ,
lnentiai political friend, and very often | n
indeed he thus saddles very indiiler-
,nt appointment upon the district.
"All this talk about the Naval School," !;
'aid Mr.. Campbell to the reporter, "is :
'ery interesting to me, but don't you e
hink you have interviewed me about I
enough for one day, and gotten as many n
lotcs as you will care to write out or the j
public to read?" =
The reporter had to acknowledge that /
here was something in this suggestion, .
md after expressing his obligation for
he answers to his gu estions given above
10 retired to write up his material in
land, '"
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= The following letter from Mr.. W. A.
Thomson, OF Columbu0, Wis, is PEE
culiarly Interesting: my wife" says
ho, "has been treated Tor her, head,
stomach and nervous prostution by
three doctors in New York, two in Chi
pago, ono in Philadelphia, one in Gin
cinnati, aud ct the large institute in
buffalo for l6 months. They all failed.
But one bottle OF DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine helped her wonderfully" This
should be used iu headaches, backaches,
changes Of life, nervous disturbances,
tits, rheumatism, etc. Ask at the Logan
Drug Company's drug store for free
trial bottle and Or. N lles' new book on
tho Nerves and Heart. NWF4Y.2
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Ill was then passed.
Tariff liilI lsen,lv.

WASHINGTON, D. G., June 17.-Chair.
man Morrill,, ofthe Senate Finance Com.
tniltee, announces that at to-day's meet
ing Of the Republican members OF the
committee the tarii, bill was closed
against further amendments, and will be
reported to the Senate tomorrow. Sen.
ator Morrill, said to-day that tho debate
would not in all probability begin before
next week,
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Anthracite Coul Statistics,

WILKEsnAHRE, Pa, June l7.-Mine
Inspector Williams, OF the Third Anth-
racite Inspection District, has just COM
pleted table Of the operations OF the
coal mines for the last twenty years.
During that time there were ITO, ,352, ,7l5
tons OF coal mined. The smallest out
put was in 1871, when ,3,0OO,OO tons
were mined and tho largest in 1883,
when S.GS4 1928 tons were taken from the
earth. There were 1904 men killed in
the many disasters during the twenty
years, the largest number, killed being
in lSSl-S5. The smallest number OF
tons ol coal mined for each life lost was
81 l,G55 tons in 1856. The largest number
OF days worked any year was o23 in 1883,
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/. OUR MARY MARRIED
And She Weds an American
Citizen in Preference a.
TO THE TITLED BANKRUP1S.
rhc Ceremony was Very Simple, u, Il
In Elegant Taste = The Great
Trascdtcnno viii Retire aud
boa Model American wife, i.

| = .. o. q H
LONDON, June l7.-Miss Mary Andt r
son was married this morning to Mr..
Antonio Navarro, in the Roman Casho.
lie Chapel Of st. Mary's. in Hampstead,
where tho wedding was strictly private.
Miss Anderson was driven from tho
house OF her step.ather, DR., Griffith, 10
tho church In II close carriage. The cur
tains were drawn SO that no glimpse
was caught OF the bride till she left the
carriage to enter tho sanctuary. The
marriage ceremony was performed In as
quiet and simple manner as possible 3
There was no choir, tho only accomps-
ny'ng music being that Of the organ.
Only heimmcdiate friends Of the bride
anu groom were present. o5..gA
The interior Of tho chapel was tastc-
iuliy decorated with profusion Of palns
and white flowers. On tho altar twelve
candles were burning. It was not quite
IL O'Clock when the bridegroom accom-.
panied BY his brother, Alphonso NJ
varro, reached St. Mary's in hanst m
cab. Both the young men were jn
mourning garb In honor of their uncle.
who died three weeks ago. A few
moments later carriage drove up to Il o
chapel in which were seated Miss Al.
derson's sister and her step.brothcr.
This was followed by carriage contain
ing Miss Anderson's own brother,
) Joseph, and his wife Qhc daughter Il
Lawrence Barrett). a third carring,
contained Miss Anderson's mother and
her atep.father DR.. and Mrs.
Griffin: Immediately behind this
was Miss Anderson's carriage with her
step-sister, Miss Blanche Griffin, who
acted ss bridesmaid. Miss Anderson's
gown was OF white satin, heavily bro
caded. She carried magnitict Mt
bouquet Of white roses, lilacs, stephanotis
and delicate ferns. Above the bridal
veil, which completely covered her, was
. tiny wreath OF orange blossoms. Miss
Griffin was also dressed in white. Size
carried bouquet OF beautiful pink rosey
IN her hand, and her gown was adorned
with many roses of tho same kind. The
ceremony was performed by Canon
Purcell. DR.. Griffin gave the bride
away. After the marriage the party
iFore to Dr.. Gritlin's where breakfast
was served. The happy pair started
This afternoon for Venice, where they
Will spend the honeymoon.
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4 Dishonest Clerk.

CHICAGO, June NV. G. Albertson,
ordered his trades on the Board closed
this morning. During his absence on
Friday and Saturday a dishonest clerk
plunged" in his name 10 the extent OF
a quarter OF a million bushels OF wheat,
it Is said, and when the market went
against him, left the country.
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BASE BALL.
Wheeling Escapes shut Out by LucA.
Other Games In tho I.onGue.

Wheeling Escapes n shut Out by Luch.
Other Games In tho Lnngue.
One OF those curious anomalies in the
game OF base ball occurred yesterday at
the Island park. Wheeling had one
more hit than Dayton, yet in spite Of
that fact she would, in all probability,
have been shut outif it had not been
for q lost ball in the ninth inning, when
Zsieler and Myers trottcd home while
the visitors were fumbling in the tall
grass for the ball. Fitzgerald had very
little speed yesterday aud Dayton BY
punching their hits, and smiling the
ball hard at lucky points in the game
piled UP enough runs in the early part
Of the contest to dishearten the most en-
thusiustic crank. The fielding of the
home team was not up to the mark,
Cuppy was effective at critical points of
the game, and the old reliable battcrs
could do nothing with him when base
hits were in demand. Mr.. Hills UNI
piring was beyond criticism except in
calling balls and strikes, in which
Wheeling got the worst Of it.
This afternoon two games will be
played for one admission, one being
postponed game. The frat one will be
called at 2 O'Clock, and the second at 1
o'clock. Sawyer will pitch the first one,
and Gibson, who did such good WORK on
Monday, and who has been signed by
Wheeling, will twirl the ball in the sec.
ond one. This double bill should draw
n largo crowd. Wheeling people ought
not to he such hard losers. The club
cannot win every game, and the men are
just as liable to have an OF day as any
other class Of experts. The team is do
ing better than any that has represented
Wheeling. There are plenty OF fools
who suggest improvements in the nine,
but they arc persons whose mouthiugs
are not worthy Of the smallest consider.
alton. They only make their own
mouths tired and DO not worry others
whose judgement is backed by lntclli.
gence. Following Is yesterdays score in
datoil 49, t.-,2-rE.l. t-I. RS +.#a.'a I..
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CINCINNATI, O., June 1.-THE extern
sive taunery Of the CINCINNATI Oak
Leather Company. on Dunlap street,
was almost entirely destroyed by Gre
last night. 1t is supposed that light
ming ignited the bark shed. The bark
shed is wholly destroyed and the other
portion damaged. The loss is estimated
at $50. 900, with an insurance Of $50, 900.
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NotAble SuDtlnl..

WASHINGTON, D. G., June l7.-Baron
Won Zedwitz, German Minister to Mex.
leo, was married at II o'clock this morn.
ing to Miss Lena Caldwell in the chapel
OF the Catholic University Of America,
near this city. Bishop Spaulding, OF
Peoria, Ills, celebrated the nuptial mass.
The biide is the younger sister Of Miss
Mary Gwendo!ine Caldwell.
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Grain Fields Laid Waste.

MERGED, IND, June IA fire which
started in q house five miles south OF
this place, yesterday afternoon, spread
to the grain fields and ragged ior five
hours in the grain stocks and fields until
strip thirteen miles in length he'd been
laid in ashes. People ilocked to the fire
from all directions and soon thousand
men were engaged in fighting the flames.
The wind died away at sunset and the
line Of. fire having reached an open
space, the flames were brought under
control. The loss is about $50, GOO: in.
surance small,
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Cincinnati, 9; Chicago, q. IN. L. &
Pittsburgh, II; Buffalo, g. (P. L.) q
Boston, IL; Brooklyn, i. (P. L.l
New York, 4; Boston, 9. IN. L.)
Chicago, 4;T Cleveland, J.. e. L.)
New York, 6; PhilAdelphia,7. (P. L.
brooklyn, i; Philadelphia, j.. (N.L.
! Toledo, ~; st. Louis, 8. (Asso.
Louisville, 4; Columbus, 81 (AHso.l q
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ilroko Up In n How.

New ioRK, June l1.-Reddy Mcbride,
OF ofPhiladelphia, and Jimmy Lynch, OF
New York, fought at Oak Point this
morning with tkin-,ight gloves for 81 900
and an added purse,o $500. Eighteen
rounds were fought when the affair
broke up in q row, and the referee gave
the fight to lynch, Alcgride being al
most knocked out. &9' is' 4F'
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BALTIMORE, MD., June l7.-1t was
stated to-day that Mr.. Andrew Carnegie
was interested in the recent financial
operations Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail.
road Company, whereby the Bacon syn-
dictate got possession Of. the blocks OF
stock held by the city and the John
Hopkins University trust, la.=y
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The honor and integrity Of the man.
agement OF The Louisiana State Lottery
Company are now fully established all
oyer the eolntry. All who know any.
talpg about'it, know that The drawings
Of the company are held with the ut
most fairness and all prizes paid fully
apd promptly. YhoAtanls arp ready
of their own knowledge to testify to
this. The company's present charter
has about 1--WE years to run, paw
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sundry Appropriation KIN Passes,

WASHINGTON, June 17.-1u the House
to-day, on motion OF Mr.. Brewer, Of
Michigan, the Senate bill was passed ior
tho reliei Of the Michigan Military
Academy. The House then went into
Committee Of the Whole on the Sundry
Appropriation Bill. Mr.. Dockery, OF
Missouri, ,movedto recommitt the billw
instructions, to the Committee on Ap.
priations to report II back with clause
making specific appropriations for back
pay and bounties. Rejected, yeas So;
nays 100.
The bill Was then nassad,
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CUMBERLAND, MD., June 17.-By a
special election held to-day to determine
whether the city would pay tho interest
on one hundred and fifty thousand dol.
lars, in exchange for which the Balti.
more & Ohio railroad proposed to re.
move their machine shops from Pied.
mont, Martinsburg, W. Va, and Con.
nellsville, Pa, ana make this the ter.
minal OF the second and third divisions,
instead OF keyser, was carried by nearly
twelve hundred majority.
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Auti.rrust Bill,

WASHINGTON, D. G., June 1.-THE
second conference on the antitrust bill
has reached IN agreement, by the terms
Of which the bill ia stripped Of all
amendments added by the Senate and
House, and remains as it originally
passed the Senate.
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coNsrRUcrIoS OF r,1r 1Aw.

4Thiu cirpular,n paid the Commission.
er,''is believed to contain q proper COP.
atructlon oithe law, AS will be seen BY
reference to the authority citod this
question has been the subject, Of much
litigation, None OF the courts, 80 far as
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ChOlern In GDniD

MADRID, June. 1.-THE Government
has ordered that cordons OF troops te
placed all around the districts in the
province OF Valencia that are infected
with cholera. Seven new cases of the
disease have occurred ut Puebla De Ru-
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"A SIaCiilar Death.

AUGUSTA, Me-, June l7.-Guy Turner.
who last January attempted suicide by
shooting, while insane, regarding bis ac'
counts as CITY Treasurer, died this
morning ut 4 o'clock. His wound had
healed Tut he died from brain trou ole
md starvation. He had latterly refused
to eat, and for tho past two weeks .Sod x
an occasional glass Of water. turner 1. nao
a crazy idea that he was q de1aultee. y.
though an examination showed MS
books to be honestly kept.
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TuesoS, ARlz June l7.-H.H. schell,
the United States Inspector, arrested
two Chinese yesterday charged with VIC:
lating the exclusion lay. They crossed
the Mclean { lire In iato the United States
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.#~
New Hallway Snliccr.

A'patent has been granted to J. NJ.
bryant, Charles Zimmerman and Jacob
Becker, OF Benwood, for a railway splicer,
which can be seen at Mmmerman's 3 fur
niture store. 1t no doubt will prove a
great source OF profit to the inventors.
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Washington Seminary Commencement.

Washington Seminary Commencement.
Special Dispaich 10 the Iniclligencer.
WASHINGTON, Pa, June 1.-THE COM
mencemeRt exercises Of the Washing
ton Female Seminary were held in the
First Presbyterian church this morning.
The class numbered twenty.one. Miss
Minnie D. Clark, Of Cambridge, Ohio,
was salutatorian Of the class, and Miss
Mamie L: Mckeag, Of Washington, the
yaledictorian. Rev. George T. Puryis,
D. D., OF Pittsburgh, delivered the an
nual address. -,.E - -
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Spltl bis Culyex twIce.

Yesterday Ounce Moore, OF Proctor,
brought two calves here, and sold them
first to one man for 81 and then 10 George
Hess for IS so. Lie got the money IN
both cases, and had left before Hess
learned that he was done up.
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---F -
True pntriotN.

oHleAaa, June 1.-THE Junior Order
Of AMERICAN Mechanics, IN eesaIon here,
celebrated Bunker Hill to-day with a
parade and ,teraiaing Of a liberty pole
on the lake front, n
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FISHING CREEK LUMBER AND DooM co.
for tho purpose Of constructing booms
and dams across Big Fishing creek be-
tween It's mouth and Brast's mill dam,
Wetzel county, for the purpose Of stop.
ping all kinds Of lumber and for buying
and leasing timber lands, buying lum.
ber, etc. The Office is to be at New Mar.
tinsyille, and the capital is $1,000 in
shares Of $50, held rs follows: Samuel
Ankrom, Peasants county; Jonathan
Ankrom, @. I. Conway, |. B. Smith and
ARA Underwood, otTyler county, four
shares each. rs.
LITTLE KAEAwHA STEAMBOAT co.
will own and operate steamboats,, both
passenger, packet and tow boats, for
carrying passengers, freight and doing
a general towing business. |! will also
buy aud sell coal, lumber. timber,
groceries, provisions and merchandise OF
sll kinds. Capital, Sl,5O0. held by the
following, A. l.. Ball, J. L. Fink and
W. P. Fink, OF Burning Springs, G. II:
Broughtop and /. lW. Broughton, OF
Parkereourl. s5 E.ssl.is'5,
I'M MASONIC TEMrLE ASSOCIATION M
NAV lease and hold real estate and erect
thereon building or buildings for the
,,se cf the Order Of A. F. and A. A., and
! for such other purposes as they may di.
rect The prineipSi Office y " be kept at
Wheeling. Capital $50, held by George
Raird. G, H. Collier, Hugh Sterling, J,
II. Ba||eville and Alfred PAUL..
the aAuLsY 4 A7wESrY:MlLE RAILROAD
4 .e.t,.-4i;s.s t.'.;s.s coNbASY. ,27.' 27., s
proposes to build railroad, commcnc.
inp At Belya, Nicholas county, and going
hy h the most practical route up Twenty.
Mile creek 10 point at o. near s4m'
mersy]lle, thence up Bell creek to =
noint at or near the mouth Of
Blue Z creek, in Kanawha county,
on Il Elk river. The capital stock
ia 500, 900, held in shares Of $lO0, y
follows: N. A. Cheney, 96 shares; 4
r. L. D. and D. L. Cheney and F. O.
Hayenor, !, each, all Of kanawha Falls
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Relief Iilll.

Special Dispatch to the Integiga,cer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 17.-Con.
gresham Atkinson to-day introduceda
bill fer the relief Of Capt. A. Traub, OF
Charleston, f,r maintaining Union sol.
diers during the war.
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civilians out for not running.

Dayton ....................~3 i 9 0 o. o o o.
Wheeling. ....-..0 O. o o 90 o 0 y .
Earned ruus---Dayton, 6; Wheeling. .. Two:
base hik-irmitnge Cuppy aua Zeiyler.' Home
runs Niles. Sacrifice hit -Speidcl Stolen
Sase-Gle4aIy!a: =. Struck ou,.py Cuppy, 8:
l!ases on ball-oM Cuppy. i; OF Fit:geraid, i,
lit by balls-By Fitzgerald, l. wild bitches
BY Fitzgerald, /. a Double hlavs.Gleualyin To
Aytnitasp; Brtwet To- Lyons to sPeidei. Time
hour ID minutes. Umpire, Hill. 80 =
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CRITTERS AND ToSlcs,"

AS 10 tho compounds called "bttcrs," "ton.
les" atid the Ike, the rule IT, that, IL thcy arc
composed Of spldts In combination with drugs.
herbs, rovtS. ctc., aud arc held out Ms remeuies
for diseases stated In labels ou the bottles they
aro 10 be regarded as mcdtGlues until tho facts
asccrtainei as to tho purposes for which they
are usually sold or used show them 10 De bcver.
gists aud merchants who Scll these
comrouuds in good faith : as medicines
only arc not TO be called on 10
pay special tax as liquor dealers on account Of
such sales. Every person who sells them US bev.
erA.cs, either by the bottle or by the drink, or
sells tlem knowingly to those who buy them for
use as beEeEaees. inTolVea himself Inliab!ll,y 10
criminal prosecution under the internal tcve.
nuo laws Of tho United States. unless he holds Il
such sales. Quilted States vs.. Frederick Cota
29 Int Rev. Rec: 40; United States va Stafford,
70 Ibid, ~: 70 Fed. Rep TO; United Suites VS..
J. ". Blob, 81 Int. Rev. Rec, 39l :Guiicd States
yr. Starncs IS IBID, Isl; 81 Fed. Rep, Ge5
Great care should be exercised by revenue
o:lcctk to prevent the sale Of these compounds
containing any considerable quantity OF Alcohol
rs beverages, 1t y feared that many merchants,
under the Euise OF ,elltng mcdlciues, are cvadIuS
the laws and selling iu,oxlcanis as beverage
only . tSsEi lEtiRi Kun Stt{.t3 -l7sEf15
TIE TACT that a compound may be uscd as A
medicine, and may be SO intended by the per.
the liability Of rctaii iiiuoS dealer II the com.
pound Is sintoxics.ing, aud Is not sold asa mcd.
icine. -sf ~ ~ ,,1la4I 49, ts-.'l
The truc test In i'll such cases Isl Was the
compound sold In good iuith for medicinal pur::
poses Qnly, o. WAs II sold as beverage, or sold
knowipsEsto persons wEo bought 4 toE nse 81
q a-ae.#EN -tt ~ q s--fN {,hrm liza hrtr u q
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we are Sole Agents Tor The ~.
Badollet 4 Co. Is Geneva Watches. I Those
desiring a fine movement should come
and sec us. Wheat q HANcHRR, Il e
III 1881 Mar ket street is5
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An Ingenious West virglnInn.

Sutcldls DlsDu'ch 70 Tie 1EIfTIQtnctr.
WAsnlSGToS, D. c., June 1s.-A
patent was granted to-day to William A.
Sharp, OF Mead Bluff, W. Va, fir dump.
ing carg.