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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-07
IONlGul'S PERFORMANCE,
The Finest Audience Ever seen In the City
Assured,

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Tho Finest Audience Ever seen In the City
......... Assured.
II is safe to say that the audience
which gathers in the Wheeling Opera
House this evening will be tho finest
gathering ever seen in Wheeling. That
every seat will be occupied goes with.
out saying, and it is also evident that
the standing room will be cramped.
There was not much heard yesterday
about sales by spectators at fabulous
prices, and some OF those who bought
seats Mt s. exhibited an entire willing
ness to sell them at $3.50. I. has been
freely predicted that before evening
there will be some seats for sale at s..
Nobody regrets that tho apeculators did
not realize their fond nnticip"tions.
Mr.. Booth, Madame Modieska md
their company will arrive in the city
this afternoon over the Pan Handle
from the West. They appeared to a
packed house at Dayton Monday night,
and ut Zlnesville last night the furore
was quite as great as it Is here.
An excursion is to be run to the city
over the Ohio River road, and the
steamer Bellaire will make q special
trip from Bellaire, returning after the
performance. Seats were sold after the
rush was over, and only few left in the
gallery, to parties as far away as Nor
gantown.
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Beer made by the Union Brewing Com.
pany, Of Canton, o., received a black
eye in Martins Ferry yesterday. This
is non.union beer, and 1t had been re-
ported that this beer was sold in Mar
tins Ferry. Investigation was made
yesterday by a committee Of the Brewery
Workmen's Union, No. 80. OF Wheeling,
and acommittec from the Trades Assem-.
bly,. It was supposed that this beer was
being sold in only a few saloons, but
every saloon was visited and the com.
lnittee found it in nearly all, and learned
TINT it had been sold for some time. The
committee, or entering each saloon,
would ask for Union beer, then Sclimul.
bach beer, aud in this manner succeeded
in finding out what saloons sold the
Canton beer and what ones do not.
Each saloon.keeper was told the object
Of the visit. One saloouist who did not
have any Canton beer on tap when the
committee called, said: "Wait Just a
minute and I'll fix you all right" and
be tapped q kcg, expecting 10 sell several
glasses. This caused Il smile all around.
The saloon.kecpers did not know that it
was %non.union beer, and told the com.
mittec that they would not buy any
more.
Last evening Mr.. Simon Sieferth, a
member Of the Union Brewing Com
pany, Of Canton, called at the ISTELl1.
dEScER Office and showed a telegram
from Canton saying the brewery pays
union wages, and there is no uuion
there. There is no reason to call the
Canton beer non.union beer.
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BELl.AlRE.
All Sorts Of Local News md Gossip from
tho Glass City.

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All Sorts OF Local News md Gossip from
tho Glass City.
J. i. Smith and vito arc In Cincinnati,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elton arc among LoraIu
friends.
Mrs. Frank Dayis quito sick at her home In
the Fourth ward.
A little child OF Peter Hall, OF franklin, was
buried on Rose Hill yesterday.
Only. Il part OF tho striking miners have gone
TO work rs yet. ~ all Is not settled.
George NJ. Woodbridge bought the home OF n.
L. Blackburn, on Rose Hill. paying 5000.
J.J. McDermott, formerly OF this city, has left
Denver, Col, aud Is IN salt Lake City, In the real
estate businesr.
The Ohio Valley Railroad contractors arc ar.
irving with their teams and tools, and making
prcpnratltn rs for work.
AL. Kite. an armless piano player who has
been attracting some Attention here, left yCster.
day f0r Washington, Pa. :,
The funeral Of Ell rost WIS largely attended
mere yesterday: The various lodges here and ii
bridgeport and Martins Ferry turned out IN a
body. -
Amos Shepherd and n number OF witnesses arc
In Cincinnati attending United States Court IN
bis case against the baltimore L Ohio Railroad
Company. rs
The Belmont county doctors held their
mouthly meeting ut the Windsor Hotel yestce.
day. A good number werr present. and the
usual s'ientitlc questions were debated.
The lost boy Of Mrs. Scott Borham was found
wandering around alone at the Miugo Junction,
and Marshal shiAler. Of Brilliant, brought The
little fellow home. lie was too young TO OK.
plain much, about his cscapadc, but says TIM,
q man took him up there. The mother Is over.
Ioyed at his safe return.
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ROD DICKINSON GUILTY.
Other Matters In the Circuit Courts nj Yes.
NJ L-L- tartnY,A So. hl0n, N

w.. ...|. tpANNy = "|... ... .L.
In Part II OF the Circuit Court yester.
day the case Of O'Donnell, for assault
and battery, was continued to tho neat
tsrm. Tho case Of the State against Rod.
ney Dickinson was finished, tho argu.
ment consuming the afternoon.
Shortly before eleven o'clock last
night the Jury, which had been out
about two hours, brought In q verdict Of
guilty, with q recommendation that
Dickinson bp confined In tho penitenti.
AIRY. Under this verdict, tho Court can
impose a sentence of from seven 10
twenty years. II the jury had returned
a verdict Of guilty without recommends.
ton as to penalty, the sentence would
necessarily have been death.
In Part | the demurrer In the case oil
Mrs. T. N. Willis and husband vs.. the
Standard Insurance Company was over.
ruled.
lntho case Of j.. W. Sprowls vs.. the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company,
the motion to quash tho return wm
overulcd nndthe case set for trial May 90
The case of the Wool Growers Ex
change w. J.D. Whitman aud otherl
came up, and WINS argued by counsel.
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LOCAL BREvlTlEs.
Matters OF Mlnor Moment In aud About
the Ctr. N, II

Matters OF Minor Moment In anu ADou
this Cits.
MATINEE nj the Grand to-day.
The GRAND this evening-"0n the
Frontier"
OrERA HOUSE, this evening-Dootb
and Moicaka in "The Merchant OF We.
nice"
IN spite OF tho strike there Is an I'm.
usual amount Of painting going on about
town.
+. s. MASON has secured back bounty
for Mrs. Amelia Disse. Of Wheeling, to
the amount OF Sl00.-Bendire Tribune.
TIg Washington, Pa, Manufacturing
Company shipped 100, 900 feet Of lum.
Der to Wheeling yesterday morning.
A rARrY OF twenty or more Wheeling
Masons went out 10 Cadiz yesterday
| afternoon to visit the lodge there, illus.
trate tho work In this jurisdiction, and
see the work Of tho Ohio Masons.
Two one story frame buildings are DO.
Ing erected On the English Lutheran
church's vacant lots on Chapline street
north OF Sixteenth. One will be used
rs an office by Squire Gillespie and the
other as a meat store.
TIE excavation for the new jail zoe.
on upace. 1t Is strange how much largel
a loud u man can get into his cart wher
he Is buying sand at eight cents u load
than another man car get into the SAINT
sized cart when he is hauling for hire a
so much per day.
GODFREY FATE aud D. O. Roberns mr.
in the lookup for drunkenness. Georg,
Livingstone was arrested last nigh
charged with striking II colored man
Livingstone gays he a prove his limo
cence, and 1t is believed by those wht
know him that he can.
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AT THE RECORDERS OFFICE.

4 Good Deal OF Variety In tho Business
Done Yesterday.
Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
probate a copy OF the will Of Nicholas
Shrader, deceased, and ordered it re.
corded. The will OF Philip J. Bachman
was admitted to probate and ordered 10
be recorded.
Joseph Michel was appointed admin
istrator Of the estate OF Timothy Dorean,
deceased, and gave bond in Sl,5O0, with
Henry Michel as surety.
John A. Bishop, aged 80, and Louise
Schairer, aged "a, both OF this city, were
licensed to wed.
Three deeds OF trust were filed for rec.
ord, also deeds as follows: May 5, by Il.
+: Behrens and Joseph Speidel and
wives to Johanna Otto, for $500, lot 20
insquare l9in Behrens and Speidel's ad.
dition, in the Eighth ward; May !, by
the same parties to II. H.. Hornbrook
and j.. D. Marsh, for $500, lots 80 and
10 in the same square 10.
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VIM. Klein, Of 93l Enterprise alley,
Capitol Hill, vas the holder Of one
twentieth Of ticket No. G4,3S5, which
drew the first capital prize Of $500, 900 in
the drawing Of The Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, on the 18th Of this month.
Learning that his ticket drew a prize,
he gave tito tho First Nat. Bank, for col.
lection, and in il weeks time the check
for the amount duly - KEGS.
port (Pa.) MelrsfFebruary %. psw
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Eupel'sy.

This is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
life; Thousands are searching for it
daily, and mourning because they find
it not. Thousands upon thousands OF
collars are spent annually by our people
in the hope that they may attain this
boon. And yet it may be had by all.
we guarantee that Electric Eitters, if
used according to directions and the use
persisted in, will bring you Good Di-
gestion and GUST the deamon Dyspepsia
and install instead Eupcpsy. We rec
ommend Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia
and all diseases Of Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys. Sold at Soc and 81 per bottle
by Logan Drug Co., druggist. 4
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Dcntli OF an Old Pioneer.

William Rogers, one OF the oldest and
best known citizens OF Brooke county,
died yesterday at II a. IN, at his home
at Bethany, aged 90. He was a highly
respected citizen, and prior to the war
served a number OF terms es a men,
Der Of the County Court. lie was
the father OF Hon. Lynn Rogers, and of
Mrs. Colley Shriver. Tho funeral will
take place Thursday at 10 Il. N. from his
late residence ut Bethany, the intetment
being at Welleburg.
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Mr.. H.. D. Rumble is still busy deliver.
ing notices to property owners to mt
down new pavements, relay old ones or
repair them. About two years AGO the
Board OF Public Works expended S3GM
for new curbing petitioned for by iii.
zens in different portions OF the citv.
with the understanding that the peti.
TONERS would at once lay new sidewalks.
Not over one third Of tho sidewalks have
been laid. The notices served by Nj,
Rumble give fifteen days to lay side.
walks. II the notices are not complied
with, the Board will remove the curling
and place It where property owners arc
willing to pave as soon Ms the curb ia
down. II the property owners notified
fail to comply with the notice, il will be
some timo before they will have a cnrb
set in front Of their property again. Be.
sides the selfish interest every citizen
has in making his surroundings nre.
sentablc, property owners owe a duty tn
the general public. and the Board de-
serves praise for impartially enforcing
the law, A.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In tho City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad. w.
T. J. Kinds, Of Huntington, is in the
city.
George A. Laughlin, OF Cleveland, isin
the city.
E. W. Stanton, OF Charleston, is at
the Mcclure.
D. R. Neal, Jr., OF Parkersburc, is at
tho Stamm House.
Editor Robert McEldowney, Of New
Martinsville, is atthe Windsor.
Mr.. J. G.. Hale, OF Writ county, the
box and bung manufacturer, is in town,
Mr.. William NJ. Hunter, wife and
child, Of Woodsfield, o., were ut the
Mcclure yesterday.
Misses NJ. G. Hall, f. S. Hall and
Clara Henderson, OF C!aysville, were in
town on n shopping expedition yester-
day, and dined ut the Mcclure.
Mr.. G. E. Sinclair and Miss Annie
Brown will be married by Rev, MI.
;dugaii at $3.50 this morning at Bunwood.
They will take the Cincinnati packet for
the round trip soon after the marriore.
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Voters should Ill out this coupon, seal In al
Envelope, mud address.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER CONTEST.
IVY lSTELLlGESCEi, OFFICE,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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Every ingredient employed in pro.
drucing Hoods Sarsaparilla is strictly
pure, and is the best OF its kind it is
possible to buy. All the roots and herbs
are carefully selected, personally OK.
amined, and only the beat retained. So
that from the time Of purchase until
Hoods Sarsaparilla is prepared, every.
thing is carefully watched with a view
to attaining the best result. Why don't
you try it? s
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knights Of St. George officers.

At tho regular monthly meeting oil the
Knights, of St. George held at their hall
Monday night, the following officers
were installed for the ensuing year:
President, A. ]. McGarrell; Vice Presi-
dent, Charles Il. Miller; Secretary, VIM,
T. Weir; Assistant Secretary, G.. A.
Truschel; Treasurer, S. Alexander;
Librarian, u. Keller; Captain, G. j.
Mathison; First Lieutenant, a. G. Had.
llcb; Second Lieutanant, A. J. Yahn;
Third Lieutant, NJ. B. Bailey; Sergeant,
Joseph .. Nolto; Standard Bearers,
George Gnthart and James Counihan.
Board Of Directors, T. S. Riley, A. g..
Hadlich, ]. ]. Sheeky, @. Blum, IT, a..
Fitzsimmons, A. J.. McGarrell, A. j..
Iahn. George Guthalt and William F,
Weir.
A. J.McGarrell was elected President
and George Mathison clerk of the Board.
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VI AuCtlOu SdleS, '.
Wheeling Title and Trust Co.,
AUCTION SALE
70 Island Lots
Up. GILCHRIST'S ADDITION 10. 5,
TO WHEELING.

On SATURDAY, THE l7th DAY OF
MAY, 1900 Machining ut 10 o'c,ocL
:, Observation-Disclosures u.,l, nxo,oo, ~
M sno un'oa'"e" W. pto " eel
at public auction, ut the front door Of
the Court House OF Ohio County, West
VIRGINIA seven,y.Gve lots Of vrorrJ l..
~. ,.,,.h. ,.,,. ,,,,,ion W o,
'onh l. n'''''''. . "'"n Nv d, pe'hg
lots numbered Is, ~, ~, u, %, %,
a, 70, ~, ~ ana - III square NO. : ; lots
numbered !, =, ). 4, 80, rs, D, 10, Il,
II, IL, IA, 10, IL, II, IL, H. 20, q, % ,93,
"a, 20, ~, ~ Is, ~, ~, 81 and @in
Square No. 4; aud lots numbered ~,
81, 8, ., Y {. 80, 10, II, L., u, Ia, 10, lG,
II, IS, 10, 20, 81, %, %, q, %, 90, 81, %.
% 40 a md 40 In Souarc M
m,,e,o ,o,. t.. ,;...,aJ.
Anesc ioa aio s'.u"'ea on ''e nofIhefn
part OF the Island, adjoining the "0ld
Fair Grounds" and aro very desirable
for building sites. The "Old Fair
Grounds" lots have advanced 800 per
cent in value since their sale Mt auction.
Another and similar opportunity is now
open to the public. The lots now offered
for sale arc In every way more desirable
and will DO SURE OF n rapid increase in
value. Pat your money into it and se,.
The new bridge over tho back river will
be near by, and the electric railway will
carry you to and from your home 10 II
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The Custom House alleged improve.
ments progress. Rubbish Is being
cleaned away and the iron balustrade up
the winding stairs put in place. Where
the elevator was 10 have been, square
iron platforms have been put in. Super.
intendent Bachmann made the con.
tractors relay tho tile floors, and will
make them dress or the front steps, all
OF which hold water. The woodwork
has also nearly all to be gone over and
retinished. The whole aim OF the woll;
was to get an elevator, and there is ne
elevator. Mr.. Bachmann hopes, how.
ever, 10 yet have n put i'll. The pres.
ent stairway is much worse TINT the
old one.
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Negligent Gnrbars I~lnulery,

Yesterday J. T.. Stone swore out a
warrant in the police court for John
AIanion, tho Island garbage contractor,
for neglect OF duty. There arc houses
on the Island where the garbage cart
has not been seer for n month or more.
Mrs. Oldham, Of the Third ward, also
swore out a warrant for William Peyton,
the garbage contractor in that district.
Tho garbage collection was never more
badly sighted than it is Just now.
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Vote early and often.
Taken Over to Ohio,

Charles Doran, whose arrest here was
mentioned yesterday, was taken over to
bridgeport yesterday morning by Sheriff
Stuff, and had a hearing before Squire
Howell. lie WASHED in 81 1000 for court.
Clara Selby, his accuser, and her mother
testified that Clara and Dornan had been
intimately acquainted the past year, and
that under promise Of marriage in last
December he had succeeded in accom-.
plishing her ruin, and within four
months she would become u mother.
The accused made no defense, refusing
totalk. His brother is married to Clara's
sister.
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JonN A. LASH, the Jeweler, corner
Main and Eleventh %strects, has secured
the services of Prof. Schea, the optician,
for one week, beginning to-day. A fine
opportunity is offered to those who want
spectacles exactly fitted. Examination
for glasses free.
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TIE Globe Contract Co., SO Four.
teenth street, offer their fine line OF fire
and burglar proof safes at slight advance
over cost and carriage in order to make
room for another invoice, which is en-
r,ute. Now is the chance to ret q sale
at a low price. Come early before stock
is broken. =,
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Charged With l'nlsc rretcnscs,

Yesterday City Health Officer Carl.
son swore out n warrant in Squire Pc.
terman's court charging Ike Smith, col.
ored, with obtaining money under false
p%retenses. Smith hauled nine barrels Of
night soil for Guy r. q. Allen, Esq and
collected for twenty. This ia said to be
3 common practice OF certain night cart
owners, but it is a plain swindlc, and an
effort is to be made to break it up.
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A lsnrs Visitor.

A boy with a gun shot a fine speci.
men Of the Baltimore orie!e in the State
Fair Ground orchard yesterday. The
orlole, or ,"iiery hang-bird,' is seldom
hereabouts now, though once in a
long time their bag like, hanging nests
are found. Their brilliant plumage and
the style OF their nest suggested their
commoncr name. In flight among the
green leaves an oriole looks like a flash
Of flame. The markings OF the one shot
on the Island yesterday we're especially
vivid and beautiful.
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~ Fisher, John n. Mech. Edwin Bind.
ley. 9. l. Magee, A. +. Heating, J. W.
Craig, Pittsburgh, and Jere A. Miller,
Wheeling. The new members are Craig
and Miller, who succeed j. II. Williams,
Pittsburgh, and John Ii. Hobbs, Wheel.
Ing. The Secretary's report showed a
surplus May l OF Si3, 900. Thc;company
viii probably begin 10 pay dividends by
.July nnxt. ~
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Mr.. Joseph Wolf and Miss Katie
Daum, Of East Wheeling, where married
yesterday at 8 q. m. at St. Alphonsus
church by Rev. Father Didacus. Pres.
ents and congratulations we're showered
on the young couple, and the day wes a
festive one in their circle. They went
right to housekeeping. The bride is a
sister OF Officer Daum.
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"Tl,c l,nrnum Of South Am,rIcn. P,

Mr.. Frank Gardner, formerly a lead.
ing circus performer OF. this country.
now manager OF a circus travelling in
South America, arrived here yesterday
and will spend several days visiting rel.
atives. He has been through the West
seeing the features OF the circuses this
season, and visiting friends in Illinois,
He and Mrs. Gardner, who has been
visiting here for a week or so, will 20
east and sail as soon as their arrange.
ments are completed for South America
to open the season.
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a LARGE stock Of best make OF fire and
burglar proof safes at cost and carriage
for ten days, to make room for fresh
stock. Store full and two carloads COM
ing. Come in and get prices, and if you
want a safe you will buy.
The GLOBE CONTRACT Co.
50 Fourteenth street,
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DrIdgeports Electric Lights,

The poles and machinery for the cleo.
trio light over'a Bridgeport arrived yes
terday over the Pennsylvania road. The
poles will be distributed to-day aud work
will be commenced at nee to get the
lights into operation. The plant will
be built near the Bridgeport Glass
Works. It will be a building thirty feet
wide and fifty feet long.
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CUT FLOWERS

THE CLONE CONTRACT Co.,
SO Fourteenth street,
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Mr.. Charles f. Etz, who has been EN-.
ployed at the Hobbs Glass works for the
past thirteen years, leaves to-day for
Fostoria, Ohio, where he will work for
the Fostoria Shade and Lamp Company
rs book-keeper, His family will accom-
pany him. His many friends in this
city wish him success in his new field
OF labor.
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In the Police Court yesterday Acting
Mayor Gruse presided In the absence Of
Mayor Seabright., George Hill, Harry
Hill and"Gtorge Schell, who were en-.
gagged in a row in Laura Roses on Mon.
day, were fined S. and costs each. The
fourth man got away. Three DRINKS,
with these cases, made up the mornings
,lonbat 8. |a.HI#A. a. .T.HIs =
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The Bridgeport City Council met last
evening and the new officers were duly
sworn in in. An extra policeman was
appointed owing 10 the election OF Ed.
kellar to be Marshal. The police force
now consists OF John Saners, Lynn Don.
ley and Fred Raymar.
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The amount Of revenue received by
the city up to last evening for licenses
was S3S,9os. This includes all granted
by Council. There were four wholesale
houses, eight "ordinaries," or hotel.
with bars, and ninety.nine coffee houses
or saloons. Tie ordinaries pay in the
ratio OF their rental value. These aver.
aged just 1901, tho eight paying in all
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WASHINGTON, May G.-For Western
Pennsylvania, warmer, westerly winds,
fair except on the lake shore. occasional
rains; warmer, fair weather Thursday.
For West Virginia and Ohio, warmer,
westerly winds. fair, except preceded by
local rains in Northern Ohio; warmer,
fair weather Thursday.
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A Chuu's Dangerous Drink,

Yesterday morning a little child OF
Christ Richards, Of Sixteenth street,
drank a tumbler Of washing compound
which was standing on a chair near by
where It's mother was washing. 4
capious dose OF milk and oil was ad.
ministered, and last night the child was
doing well, though still very i'll.
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10 thu, lsublfc.

wish to emphNtically deny the state.
ments published in yesterdays Register,
which implicated me in a fight in Laura
Roses house OF i'll fame. The fight &C.
cured on Eighteenth street between
Harry Hill and Clements Herman and
not in the house above mentioned.
GEoEGE W. HILL,
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II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind,
ard want iirst'class work and low prices,
call at office Of l. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street,