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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-26
Scotia departs Tor Cincinnati 4! ! a. IN.
She IL the only boat scheduled 10 touch
here, except tho local packets.
no BRITISH GLASS SYNDICATE.
T,is Project Abandoned Two Weeks Ago.
The story Now Kept Aiiuat for Eject o,

Tbs Project Abandoned Two Weeks Ago
The story Now Kept Aiiuat for Eject on
Tho Tariff iii.
An lNrELLioENcER reporter yesterday
called on President n. b. Scott, OF the
Central Glass Works, and asked him
how much truth there was III tho re.
Gently printed story that an English syn.
dictate with a capital OF 5000, OOO,O0 Is
making arrangements to secure all the
flint glass works in tho United States
and unite them under II management
similar TO to the Standard Oil Company's
system Of doing business.
There Is absolutely no truth in IT,
said Mr.. Scott.
WAS there ever any foundation ior
the story?
"Well, you might say there was q
slight foundation for It, but It has none
now. There was Il plan to organize one
big company 10 control all the Hfty.iye
flint glass factories, with a good block Of
the stock held by English capitalists,
and an expert accountant made m ex.
animation OF some Of the concerns
books, but n disagreement arose, the
foreigners desiring n controlling ~interes,
and the manufacturers preicrrlng to re.
tain that. The thing was dropped about
two weeks or more ago, and the com
mittee OF the manufacturers that had
the matter In charge was discharged,
There has been nothing said since on
the subject, and there IL no prospect Of d
revival OF the sChene.n
When asked for an explanation Of the
revival Of the story, and it's wide publ.
cation, Mr.. Scott said it was an evident
attempt by tho importers and iobbere
Of glass to create the Impression tina,
the glaas faOt1riea were 10 20 into the
hands OF a foreign syndicate, to be- oper
ated on tho Standard oil plan, and tha,
the object OF the importers was to create
4 feeling which could be used with pooj
effect In securing Q reduction OF thu
proposed duties on glass In tho Mckin
ley bill.
This explanation GEMS TO throw
Hood OF light on the 500, Goa, 900 lair,
story,
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A I%OSlOpFlrE ROBBED.
Blaney's Store and tho Post0ihce at Valley
Erova HIsllnl

Blaney's Store and tho Postotice at Valley
Grove Visited.
Night before last OIL yesterday morning
at an early hour burglars effected m en-.
trance into tho postoilice at Valley
Grove, which is kept in the general
store OF Postmaster Blaney. A large
quantity of postage stamps, quite n lot
OF penknives and IL few handkerchieis
we're stolen. II anything else was taken
Mr.. Blaney could not miss it yesterday.
There is no clue 10 the burglars, hut Il
is suspected that the robbers who rs.
saulted the Maine peddler, Lehman,
last week, are working their way along
the pike toward Pittsburgh. The
Wheeling police we're informed OF the
robbery, aud kept u lookout all day yes.
terday ior suspicious parties, but up to
a late hour Of the night there WIS no de.
velopment. There is reason to hope,
however, that the thieves will be cap.
tured.
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The river is still ut a stand, with Q feel
G inches in the channels. Coal boats arc
about out OF the trade, and will stay out
till there is a river. Thus far the local
and Cincinnati-P Pittsburgh packets have
not been Inconvenience by tho low
water. The G. W. Bachelor arrived at
the wharf at G q. m. yesterday with a
fair load Of freight aboard. She struck
a perfect avalanche OF business here. and
nj 0 p. N. was still at the Riverside land.
ing taking on freight. She got of for
Cincinnati at 8 p. M, but had a good
consignment waiting her at Bellaire.
The L. A.shirley pssscd,'upfor Pittsburgh
and an hour and n half ahead OF time.
The Elaine left the wharf for Pittsburgh
at ia. m. with a good start. The Ben
Hur left for Parkersburg at moo The
Courier passed up in the Petersburg.
Pittsburgh trade at Q p. m. To-day the
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Inst Nights Fro Alnfm.

An alarm Of fire was turned in from
East Wheeling about v O'Clock
last night on account Of a small blaze ut
the Reymann Brewery. The depart.
ment made a good run, but found its
services unneeded. The loss was very
light.
During the run 10 tho fire there was a
narrow escape from a collision between
the Vigilant and Niagara engines, at the
corner OF Sixteenth and Market streets,
Both engines, coming from opposite
directions at II rapid speed, reached tho
corner ut the same instant, and a catas.
trophe seemed inevitable. The skill and
the presence OF mind Of the driver, how
ever, averted what might have been a
serious accident.
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4 Much Needed Improvement.

The residents OF the old fair grounds,
on tho Island, are making another effort
to secure the promised sewer down the
alley iii the rear OF their lots. Tho
Island members of Council arc all in
lavor OF the improvement, and provision
should certainly be made for it in the
annual appropriations. Tho sewer was
ordered last year and tho pipe was
placed along the line, but the Board OF
Public Works neglected to lay It till
too late in tho season." rs thew sad.
when they hauled it away to layit some.
where else where the Beason was less
forward. Tho sewer ought to be nut
down early this season.
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TO.DAY,S DEMONSTRATION
And Dedication Of the New I. o. o, +. Hal
mt HellaIre.

And Dedication Of the New 1. o. o. r. Hal
Mt BellaIre.
To-day the Odd Fellows Of Bellaire
will celebrate the scventy-first anniver
sary OF the formation OF the order, and
will at the same time dedicate their fine
new building. Extensive preparations
have been made, and with propitious
weather, the day will surpass anything
Bellaire has seen in a long time. Lodge.
will be present from all the neighboring
towns, and a parade Of more than ordin.
airy dimensions has been arranged for.
The Wheeling delegation will be under
command OF Capt. Henry Seamon, and
will go down on the steamer Bellaire at
! O'Clock, to remain till after the night
meeting. The Wheeling team will do
team work tonight. At Bellaire the
parade will be under command OF Chief
Marshal J. W. Heatherington, aided by
James Fitton, J. W. Corbett, 0. E.
Foulke, F. X. Shearer and L. Leech.
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John W. Thompson, OF No. 1925
Woods street, died last evening OF pneu-
monia, after a short illness. MI. Thomp.
son was a soldier, and died with the re-
quest on his lips that the old boys bury
him under, the old flag. lie will be
buried in the PeninsuIar Cemetery to.
morrow afternoon by the old soldiers.
Mr. Thompson received a check for II 5000
back pension only u few days before his
death,
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A BOOM IN REAL ESTATE.
Numerous Transfers and one Oil Lcnse
Recorded Yesterday.

Recorded Yesterday.
Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record two deeds OF trust and transfers
as follows: April 10, by Andrew Ray
and wife and John Ray aud wife to
Lawrence Ray, for 5000. lot Is in square
II, in South Wheeling. April 10, by
John II. Nolte and wife 10 ANTHONY
Marley, for 81 500, tho south half Of the
north half OF lot II. William Chapline's
addition. April So, by John NJ. Greer
to August Trabert, Tor 500, tho north
half Of lot Al, II Jonathan Zanc's addi.
ton. April 90, by B. G. McGrew and
wife to NJ. R. Wolf, for $500, lot . in
square 10 in Gilchrilt'u amended add.
ton. April II, by NJ. r. Woltfand vile
10 B. G. McGrew, for Sl,950, lot | in
square . in Gilchrist's addition No. 9,
IN North Front street.
Also an oil lease from John lrowulee
to J.. B. Chambers, conveying the cole
right to bore for gas and oil on 90 acres
consideration one.ejghth of the oil pro-
duced, or II gas in paying quantity, is
found, $500 i'll cash. II a vell is not
commenced in ons year from April FL
Chambers is to pay q yearly rental Of
Sl2O.
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Martins Ferry,

Fostoria. "s' u"u.I'e' u
land ~. H. Io Brown Of this city, Is leasing some oil
hi, e., Davis: aged IS years. recently walked from
where he boarded the cars for *. clairsviljn "'hhi, ii,
first ride on a railway. H''
a ionr.ycar.old child OF Mr. and Mrs. Levi,
Hinllh IS dangerously III. Mr.. Smith who. is r
session III the interest Of the Buckeye Glass Com
pany' was autographed for yesterday.
AZ exhibition In gymnastics will be given b,
ny H.. ~. Y; 4. gymnasium class this evening a
WIZ be held Sabbath afternoon at i O'clock.
Iwenty.cisht persons from Martins Ecrrv n,
peaied before the Grand Jury at ST. Clai,syiltt
,es'eidAy ana nearly as many more were Out or
4 Wheeling road. A''A''
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LOCAL BRErlTlES.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and Abou
tho City. cello

Oh lllnuF MOiIeut III hnu Hpoae
tho City. ',.f
MAriSEEs ut both theatres to-day.
OPERA House this eyening-Vernona
Jarbeau.
TIE Grand this evening-Wilbur
Opera Company.
SEVERAL train loads OF emigrants
passed through west over the Baltimore
& Ohio this week.
MARY EMMA LEE was granted a divorce
by the Circuit Court, from John V. Lee,
and allowed 10 resume her maiden name.
Ten divorce cases are on the docket
for hearing at the present term OF the
Belmont County Common Pleas Court.
WITNESSES were in attendance before
tho grand Jury ut st. Clairsville yestcr.
day in the Eddie Combs and Mike Nc.
Donough case.
MRs. CHARLES TuoRNnuRo, who lives
on Market street, near Twenty.Seventh,
fell or a stcp.ladder and broke her
shoulder blade.
TIE Wheeling and Lake Eric railroad
has placed an order with the Pitts
burgh Locomotive Works for seventeen
new locomotives.
TIE last will OF John W. Boring wa
yesterday admitted 10 probate and or
dered to be recorded. Josephine Boring
Is named rs cxecutrix.
THE Baltimore 4 Ohio had a sligh'
wreck on their river track at Bellair'
YESTERDAY. Tho cars were loaded Will
pig iron for Wheeling.
THE remains OF Frank McSherry, VIII,
was drowned some time ago, wer'
brought here from down the river or
Thursday aud buried in Mt. Calvar,
cemetery.
ARRANGEMENTS arc being made for
mass convention OF all tho farmers o
Belmont county, to be held May cath, a
st. Clairsvillc,I to organize a Count!
Farmers Alliance.
AN "old fashioned social" and one o
those suppers for which the islam,
Methodist ladies are famous, were givel
at the Thomson NJ. L. Church, on Soutl
Broadway, last evening, and was en-
ioyed by 4 good sized crowd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-26

Captain Fred Kcmple and Mate
Bruce Talbot, Of the steamer Ben Hur,
were arraigned before Squire Davis yes.
terday on complaint OF Barney Galligan,
clerk at the Hotel Windsor, on a charge
OF cruelty to animals. The animals in
question were calves brought up on the
boat in the night, which annoyed the
Windsor boarders by believing NIL
morning. They gave bond for their
appearance ut the Circuit Court.
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JAEDEAU IN STARLIGHT"
Ono OF the Best Musical Pieces Ever Seen
In Hhneltpr.

Ono OF tho Best Musical Pieces Ever Seer
in WheeliuE.
A good AUDIENCE last night laughed
and %applauded continually at tho fine
music and enjoyable spccialties, roar
ing fun, handsome costumes and othe,
rare attractions on the Opera House
stage. The piece ~a1 starlight Yer,
mona Jarbeau was the ~vivaclous and
charming star, and the company was
made up OF talented men who arc not
pretty and talented women who arc. No
better performance OF the kind was ever
given here. 1t is one continual round Of
novel and delightful features. Bert
Coote, Martin O'Neal, William Sellery,
Misses Kingsley and perrault=in fact,
the whole company, without exception,
shared the honors with Miss Jarbeau,
The piece will be repeated this after
noon and evening,
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Tho Girls Laushed-Tho Horse Ran Off.

Yesterday evening John Dixon and
Edwin Mlngie were driving Harry Wal
lace's three-ycal.oli colt "Tom" down
Market street, and when about to turn
up Sixteenth street the horse frighten.
ed at the whistle OF the merry.go.rouud,
and the violent laughter OF some girls,
and ran oil. lie made a short turn
which upset the buggy, throwing both
men out, and breaking two ribs OF
Dixon. Mingie held to the lines, and
got the horse stopped near lIoff street.
The buggy was badly damaged.
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IN THE us. COURT.
DR.. Mccoy Triumphnn,iy Acqultted-An.
other Acqui!tRl.

~
Late Thursday evening the jury In the
case Of Dr.. J. W, Mccoy, indicted for
securing an excessive fee In Il pension
case, brought in a verdict Of not guilty.
To those who knew Dr.. Mccoy and 10
all who heard the evidence this result
was no surprise.
In the U. s. Circuit Court yesterday,
the case OF Squire James Anderson, Of
Battelle district, Mononyalia county, &C.
cnsed OF buying the vote OF a Democrat,
for 81, was finished, and occupied oil
the days session except u little time
spent In unimportant preliminary mat.
tiers. Last evening the jury returned n
verdict OF not guilty. The evidence
showed that Squire Anderson was n
reputable and upright citizen, very pop.
ular 10 his neighborhood, aud that some
neighbora with an enmity against him
had put up ajob 10 get him into n qucs.
tionable transaction, which on the tes.
timony OF the man who carried II
through, was a failure.
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l.. s. GOOD,
1925 and 1877 Main Street.

If you cannot see nnd need spcctAclcs
y0u should call on us and have your Eyes
tested withou. charge. We have The
finest instruments and more experience
than ANY other Optician In the StAte,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB W. CRUDE,
Jewclor and Opticiln,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Police l'Ickunn.

Jack Brown was arrested by Officer
Jack West for discharging a revolver in
an alley near the postoilice. Capt. Tom
Dewire. a plain Ohio drunk, was locked
up by He'll. James aud Susan Frazier,
man and wife, we're arrested on the
Island by, OilicIr McNichol. The man
was very drunk.
In the Police Court yesterday George
Myers was fined SEQ and costs for keep.
ing. a gaming room, and eight men s.
and costs each for gaming. Bicksly, the
Pittsburgh drummer, who had so much
fun Thursday, paid $40 and costs. A
plain drunk made up tho roster,
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Next Wednesday afternoon and even.
ing Thomas ". keene and his company,
including Mr.. Frank lIennig. this city
will appear at the Opera House in
Louis NJ" and "Richard ILL., for the
benefit OF Mr.. Hennig. Wheeling is
Justly proud Of Mr.. Hennig, md aside
from the rare attractions Of the engage.
ment from au aatistic standpoint, his
may be relied on to put a prem.
ium on standing room OF both perform.
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WE ARE ALI SETTLED.

Como md See Us In Our New and unpd,
soinc Quarters, 81 Twelfth Street,
We a show you more Bicycles, and
better Bicycles, than all other dealers
combined. The VIcToR SArEry,is finer
than ever. Don't fail to see it. We are
trading in comparatively new wheels Of
other makes for the Victor. Why is it ?
Simply because the Victor is best, DON,
lose money by buying a wheel without
examining the Victor. Buy the best in
the start. It is the cheapest in the end.
Call and examine u stock. Over a
dozen makes OF Bicycles.
EDw. l.. ROSE 4 Co.,
New Store, 81 Twelfth street.
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Another delegation Of prominent
visitors was in the city yesterday, to in.
spect the famous Wheeling fre.brick
pavements. They were councilmen and
citizens OF York, Pa. Messrs. William
E. Patterson, NJ. NJ. Litter, William
Rodenhouse, D. +. Lafcau, D. F.
Stautier, ]. X. Gross and Walter B.
White; and a similar party from Hunt.
ington, Pa, composed of Mess1s, Hugh
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Additional MurL.tu

boston. April 25-Therc has been n good
trade 10 all kinds Of woods, sales mouutiny 10
ri 9;STi'geo pounds: The market remains steady;
o ~ : : SWattc; AA 3~.14a33c: No. !. 32ss1c; Mlchi.
washed S%Ca2!11Ec: Ohio Ane ieiaine 55a3sc: MIchi
~, ;slat,c: territory woods quiet: new sprinu
california 5saS5c: Oregon No. Eastern lsaaoc::
pu!1ea Woo,s steady: choice super i0ai3c;0 com.
woods quiet and steady. ."'pe'
NEW yoEK, April 25.-Busincss WINS s,co1r ~,
improving at first hands with a large inouirr
i MI Goous ior iall, especially for staple cottonss.
Gut buyers want, concessions, while agents arc
urn ana 6, believe In higher prices In tho near III.
fancy shlrtings and a few other specinitIcs H.
iall received good attention. -'''e' 'oF
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. WHEELING, W. w., can boast OF a very
intelligent member Of the trade, Mr.. A.
Breslauer, who paid us a visit last month,
and whom we found q very entertaining
and wide.awake gentleman. and a mas.
ter OF his profession, in fact a genuine
artlst.-1he american Hairdresser, Mtu
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ERA l>iavolo" Last Might,

The Wilbur Opera Company gave
Fra Diavalo" at the Grand last night te
a good audience. Mr.. Comfy was eoual
to the title role, and Miss Baker, who
was Zcrlina, was charming. The bed,
scene was modestly and naturally
done. Miss Baker has won many nd.
mirers here. Miss Bolton was pleasing
as Lady Aiicasa. This afternoon INA,
non" will be given again, and this even.
ing 1.-THE Mascot.e" will clo:e the en-.
gagement. n
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II you wish to buy the best Children
School Shoes, come 10 II. j. Schulz, as
everyone knowsth John Mundell Shoe
is the best for the money. We guaran-
tee every pair. 1854 corner Main street
and Market alley,
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sion. pe' Mon'n pen
was cleared. "Do"t sf'
Eev. MI. O'Mcrn and famIly have arrived from
Colnmous, aud will remain here permauently.
some small boys drank stale beer from key,
'et out IN front Of saloons ind got very drunk.
une Noole county man has handled and
sSaippea through here the past ten days 1900
dhomas Matchen. Of the !Etna machine slops,
mau n1s ieit hand badly mashed In some
Report Eays that Recorder John ~. noctc,t a,
ms county: has invested lucEiiy in rcoi estn,o
aud can realize about $50 on bis inycstment'
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FOR THIS DAY AND DATE ONLY WE
OFFER FOR SALE

200 pieces fine Challies at 3!c a yard,
worth Sc.
20 pieces yard wide flncy stripped
Cashmerfs nj zoe, worth soc.
10 pieces iG inch ull wool blAck Hen.
rletta at G5c, sold formerly for 81.
so pieces barred JucOuet at &C., re.
ducel from 10c.
100 plccesali Linen Crash at sc, worth
Sc.
10 pieces fine blcached Muslin at &c,
worth Zoe.
200 extra good Bed Spreads at 81.
reduced from 81 so.
One ease OF Ladies' Gauzc Shirts n
&c, worth l5c.
l.. s. GOOD,
1926 and 1927 Main Street.
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Come mud examine our Stock. II you find VIC don't unlerscl all Competitor
don't buy. I." "
O &
Gle S%ntelliornfer
Office Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.


For Sale-G. o. Smith.
Rochester Lhmps-Ewlng Bros.
Fishing T~acs!c-Stanton & Davenport.
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
Religious Notices.
Saturdny-J. II. Locke & Co,
List OF Letters Remaining In the FostoGicc.
white Mountain Ftcczer-.S csbitt l. Bro.
Eceds-Iiogc & Bro.
Wheeling Business College.
Attention. Members | .. o.. T.
Ice Cream Frrezcfs-Gco. W. Johnsol'g Son!
Attention IL. q. Holt.
Purity Your Blood-K. II. List. Druggist.
Gre.t Reduction In silyerware-l. g. Dillon 1
Co
supper-lfcad OF Local.
Eus.ish Lutheran Chutch-llcal OF Local.
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Spring md Suulmnr,

We are in receipt OF all the newest
novelties in Woolens for mems wear,
consistingo Of Suitings, Pantaloonings and
~overcoatings, which w are prepared to
make up in the best style and ct at
reasonable prices. Buy the best Is cent
fast black seamless half hose made. nj
9. HEss & Sons,
1921 and 1923 Market Street.
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There was a narrow escape from a
colilslon between a street car and a
countryman's wagon on the South Side
Yesterday afternoon. In passing the
wagon at full speed the side Of The car
scraped the hub Of a rear wheel. The
cur was filled with passengers. Win were
pretty badly scared. ~ "e1o
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Brl0reuort.

guest VI friends here.
Miss Clara Chapman, who has been VISITING
Vile yesterday.
a portion o. the Woodmausee farm, adjoining
hirRwood on the south. has been laid out in
tSwn los and these are being rapidly pur
W. Y. Howell has been granted n patea,
su.ough the ONCE OF c. A.. Snow & Co., paten,
lawyers Of Washington, for an Improvement ir
railway rails.
The proposed bridge across the crccl, fror
the west end OF bridgeport to Kirkwood is on q
sAhdstlll. It was ut first Intended to erect the
bridge on q level with the Cleveland, Lorain (
ass9l1ls tracks. but that compauy'S demand
.ot sSv.Sov damages hns changed the question
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Lutz Bros, proprietoys OF tho popula,
Home Steam Laundry, announce tina,
they will clean free OF charge, my car.
pets sent to them by the Children's
Home, Home for Friendless Women.
Orphans Home, or St. Johns school fol
boys. II these institutions will make
the laundry aware OF their desire ia
have carpets cleaned the laundry wagon
will call for them. Lutz Bros. are pra.
pared at this time 10 do carpet cleaning
promptly and in the most thorough and
satisfactory manner.
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HAVE you seen Holf' 8 50 so Mems fine
hand welt shoe. 1t is a world beatel
and We defy competition on the same,
quality and price considered.
Il. .. HoFF, ll43 Main street.
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The residents Of Elm Grove will hold
4 meeting Saturday evening at I o'clock
at kimmins' Hall for the purpose of
considering the advisability Of incor-
porating Elm Grove 8 a town.
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VI health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to efectually cleanse the system
when costlve or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists,
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Lindsay, II. b. Dunn, Robert Mattson
and ]. @. Blair, aud Mr.. De Haven
Lance, OF Philadelphia.
Clerk 7. NJ. Darrah, OF the Board oil
public Works, and Mr.. John NJ.
Sweeney showed the party over the city
and explained the beauties OF the pave.
ment. They took dinner at the Nc
Lure house, and left for Pittsburgh in
thu afternoon.
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MIR. Henry Not entity

In the Circuit Court yesterday, Part
II, the case OF James Henry, indicted for
renting a house to DO used as A house OF
iil.fame, wan tried to a jury. He testified
that he did not know the Miller woman
kept such a house, and was acquitted,