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SYESTfRDAY'slpO LICE COURT!

Mrs. Weiss the Offender this .Time-Old
~ ~ X, Man spears Up Agnin. ~ 4,
There were. three cases presented at
yesterdays session Of { Police Court.
a Twelfth street colored barber who
was arrested by Officer Moran at q
o'clock yesterday morning while en-.
gagged in working of a drunken frenzy
by smashing things Mt his home, was
fined S. and costs, which he paid. r.
NJ Miss Mary Weiss was fined IS and
costs for turning her household into a
small sized hadcs on earth. In default
OF payment she WINS sent to Jail for thir.
ty days. She Is the wife Of John Weiss,
the Sixth warder, who recently acquired
considerable notoriety by throwing Il
lighted lamp at her; and (! who was sen.
fenced 10 thirty days In the hill for the
onense. These are only two OF the many
difficulties that have occurred In the
Weiss household. &c Mrs. Weiss was
formerly Mary Van Dyne and was amin.
mate OF tho house OF Ill fame conducted
by Mrs. Ship. While in that house,
some six or seven years ago, Van DynG
had her name brought prominently be.
fore tho public by reason OF being the
woman In whose company IN old man
who fell down stairs and died from the
injuries he received had been just pre-.
vious to falling down the stairs. ,tS
The third case before the court ycster-
day morning was that Of Edward Spears,
the old but strong and vigorous man
who has been In the workhouse or 10
Jail nearly all the time ,for! the past fif.
teen months. This time his otTense was
that rank that lie was sentenced TO ninety
days, imprisonment in heworkhouse,
but judgment was suspended on condi
ton that he leave the city Mt once. The
old fellow Is strong enough 10 be dan,
gerous and is evidently crazy. While
his absence from the city Ia to be appre.
ciated, the proper thing 10 do with him
would be 10 send him TO an insane hos
pital. His great mania is for insulting
tr,A !
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traveller for work on the west abutment OF tho
Union bridge. The traveller will be; In shape In
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i5{ Mr.; !. Koch reported tho leaving Of an
unknown male infant on Captain Raw,
ling'szdoor step "Wednesday evening,
and was instructed to have the little
unfortunate removed to- the 1nilrmary.
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Real Estate Deals.

1t was reported yesterday that John
Gavin, who recently sold his property
on South Eolf street to the railroad COM
pany, had offered George Carl Sl2, 900
for his property at Thirty.frst and Chap.
line streets, which offer Mr.. Carl re.
fused. 1, It was also said last night that
Mr.. Gavin had offered Mrs. Jacob
Hughes $4,000 Z for her property at
Thirty-first and Eoi Streets and that il
was also refused. .E,
There have been sold recently by Real
Estate Agent Hervey,the following prop
critics for the amounts stated The Bod.
ley property on Fifteenth street to r.
j. McColloch for 81 900. The two houses
on Thirteenth street, belonging to the
Ryland estate-onG to D. Prayer for
81, 900 and one to Mrs. Henrietta Rich.
aruson for s., DOC. e. rs "a
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Piles piles, Piles,.

JOLIET, 1LL.---1E purchased 4 a box OF
your Red Glover Pile Ointment. Of F.SP.
Goliday, at this place, after using various
other .ointments without effect. l used
several applications Of the Red Clover
Ointment and have not had any trouble
since. d / now believe I nm permanently
cured. My case was not one Of the worst,
but ! have suffered with them for over
year, and ,bled SO much I became greatly
reduced in flesh. n: Your ointment acted
miraculously, and ] am only too glad to
speak To. the many sufferers Of this pain.
full disease. II lit cures all who use it as
quickly as it did NE you will sell agreat,
deal Of it. Butt am convinced your Pile
Ointment was made to cure, and not like
the many others ] have tested, to de:
fraud. cit lis IA pleasure for me to say,
the Red Glover Pile Ointment has been
priceless blessing to me, and l know it
will prove such to others who will try;it.
IL ;'si{' Respectfully I.5 !. iV.PARR.sg rs
To JIM Loose Red ClorerS Co., Detroit,
III Mich. e: 4 :l;;S.
/ For sale byt Logan $Drug; Co, Bridge
corner, druggists, Wheeling W. Va Dtw
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Wheeling Instalnlent Co.

.
The quotation Humanum est erarep
is The best apology We can make for our
many shortcomings In tho pust, and
with tive promise amends. Systems
cannot be inaugurated aud strictly oh.
served as quickly as We should like i
done.--1t takes time 10 make perfect
The: immense trade that was ushereI in
atour grand opening last November, md
continued till tho close Of S0-pointed
ont many Improvements that we have
already established. In asking there.
fore for your patronage this year-we do
so knowing full we'll that you will an.
preciate our elofts-and promising Won
1.-THE same time,that wb intend 10 serve
you better than, ever beiore.-Your
interests arc Identical with ours.-To
serve you is 10 please us.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Brief News Items From n Busy Tow,
4Hs5 crnss tho River 4sss'',

Irief News Items From n 1iusy Town
Across the River. =. 4 fjj; ,3,{t,
Mr.. Thomas stroupe is. on the sick list. 3!
A successful revival is in progress at the N. Z.
church. = II = = ;;;-;, si.i3
I Miss Bessie Brady Is attending the Wheeling
Seminary. g Ne, W. z. * F73f
Communion services will be held In the Pres.
byterian church tomorrow.
The sale OF seats for .'My Aunt Bridget will
commence this evening at I:l5. "a, : 81
& DR.. J. ". Darrah is still Identifying his drug
store by various improvements. w 81
Mrs. Anderson, OF Holidays Cove. who has
been visiting here, will return home to day.: Z,
{ Miss Maggie Lonelcy. Of St. ClaiIsvillc, Is the
guest OF Hon. and Mrs. John s. Cochran on
Fourth street. =, r. ~, + 4 Is Is; ~
preach In the U. r. Church on Modern Juda.
Ism, tomorrow morning. 8. "a II 5l,ji5s. ~
Mr.. Lewis Smith. chief decorator at the Buck.
eye Glass Works, has returned from a business
trip In the East In the interest OF the works. h
The Terminal Railway Company Is grading
West Locust street, LII compliance with the
promise when the city granted the company
right OF way. tiGs y 81; ( fii.;i#
Baird Bros. are engaged In raising the steam
traveller for work on the west abutment OF tho
Union bridge. The traveller will be; in shape In
day or two. z z y $500.
The electric light was turned of, from $3.50 to
ESQ last evening on account Of rcd hot bearing
In the plant. Mr. Sheldon, an cmployc; at the
plant was severely sh0cked.531 '3sss .!:i...S
Preaching In all the churches except the Bap.
list, Tomorrow Rev. C. N. Conway the pastor Of
this church Is assisting Rev. G. C. SedgWick III a
successful rcyival;at Mt Moria. q y
Miss Ella lnSlebrleht was summoned home
from the Seminary at Stcubenville Thursday By
ne Illness Of her mother, Mrs. Capt. L. Win.
slebrSht,jw has been quite .low,with pneu.
= Martin Hayden, who made such u hitllcrc Inst
winter In The Boy Tramp, played n new version
Of The drama last night ut the Open House TO n
good house. The playJ is above the average OF
Its class, the scenery being especially worthy hof
note for Its appropriateness aud effect Mr.
liaydcn's support is excellent, every member OF
the company belngan artist. by special request
this afternoon and tonight and the house Is
sure 10 be crowded. fF3 ~ 9 :. \:
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BELLAIRE NEWS.
Last Nights Railroad Meeting Appointed n

Last Nights Railroad Meeting Appointed II
Aes Coinmittee-Other Points.
James c. Talimau, Esq, aud wife have the
grippe. > KS KS 4 I! 3 3, q q tE}
NJ. and Mn; J. Il. Smith arc home from a visit
10 Philadelphia 81 - - 5isssga.l sls3S
Jack Mullen and August Kruger are at 81
Clairsylllc boarding, - flliii
Simon Tobin, ST., who has been sick for a
month, Is able 10 DO ont. &; !, ~ Y y
Frank Smith, the grocer, has had n severe NJ
tack OF the grip. but Is now conyalcscent
The Temperance meetings continue 10 grow.
MI. Beauchamp Is having splendid success here.
Lots Of apples were dried In this vicinity las,
fall. Zig cargoes arc being shipped; now 10
Forrest Ford, who left here during the Okla
homa boom! is back again, no says, to l"God's
country" 4.i Il g. n II Il n
The J. J. Club had good turnout on their OK.
curson last night 10 MUundsyille, W. Va, aud q
good time was had. ~ ~ s Z, ~ ss q c &
"a house on Gravel Hill Is in a bad condition,
AZ slip above on tho hill at Barnard's quarry
has nearly upset It. y, X go
Galz & Gray. OF Moundsviile, ". Va, arc here
on the Union bridge. ~ 4. n ,5s.
Miss Jennie Crosscr, Of Morristown, o., Is said
10 be LOG years old and Miss Sarah fceley, oil
Blaine. o., l0i years old. - 4, ,i,2 Z Z
Quite a lot OF fun was had by u crowd here tho
other morning with a man who agreed TO milk
a COW In freight car, a lie had n picnic. q: ~
Parties here are bidding OH curbfug TO be don,
| In Monndsville tho coming season, preparatory
| TO paving some OF the streets there with brick, &
| 4 The first issue Of the Herald under tho manage,
ment OF X. q. Niger came out Thursday evening.
1t Is double It's former size and is very bright IN
every respect. s. n $! Z { -, d -.
John Wiley, who was killed on the Baltimore
K Ohio platform here Thursday night, WAS q
widely md well known engineer, having worket
| md resided here for many years. lie Ind {
| family OF three sons lnt one daughter all grpwI
up. The home OF Mr.. Wileyiin later years hal
| been nj the old homestead near st. CllIrsylle
| he having bought his fathers farm when The
estate was settled up. lie was man we'll liked
| by every one, honest aud sober, never having
been In saloon.fa Ills remains, after prepanI
ti6n BY undertaken Grafton, were shipped 10 hi,
home near St. Clairsyille, yesterday. s. 4 -
At the railroad meeting held at the City HAL
last night, william Barnard was chairman aud
J. D. Darruh secretary Speeches were made by
| several prominent men, Including William Nc
Lain, James Anderson and William barnard
and BY the railroad representatives, McSsrs. An
derson aud Cooke A COMMITTEES of five, one
from each ward, was appointed 10 assist the rail
road men In taking subscripti0ns.s The commit
tee Will meet At 10 O'Clock this morning at MI
Andcrson's Office. II was stated that II the road
came Into the city over separate tracks citizen,
| Of Dellairc would contribute literally; other.
wise they would contribute nothing. &; Z.
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Held totAnswer. /,

~ Yesterday u.s. Commissioner B. ],
Campbell held peterS Il. Graham, the
rolored individual who removed from
the letter box in front OF Grubb's jewelry
store,a small package containing gold
ring and intended n for 4 transmission
through the mails, in the sum Of $500, to
answer to the charge of tampering with
mail matter, before the next Granu ] Jury
ol!the United States District Court; fol
West Virginia. Up to last night Ora.
ham had not been able to secure any one
To 90 bail for him. 8. Is ~ <
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

-Four deeds Of trust and tho following
conveyances Of real estate were admit
ted to record in Clerk Hooks office yes.
terday: IA;
A deed made January "A, 1890. by Mar
carct Brayell to William r.. Nesbitt, for
the north parcel OF the west half OF lot
No. 2l9 in the EastWheeling Company's
addition to the town of Wheeling, situa.
ted Mt the corner OF Alley No. 10 and
Woods street. Consideration, 81 $50.
= a deed made January IA, 1890, by B.
+. Higgins and wife, to James Steadman,
for the west half Of lot No. 20 of the adj
dition to the city. laid out by WV.
Shriyer, fronting on Fifteenth street.
Consideration, s., 500. n s5lft55
VA deed made November Is, 1889, by
George r. R. Cockburn, Trustee, ct ais,
to Henry W. Fair, for lots Nos. IL and
II in Churchill's addition No. |. Con-
sideration; 500. .;S E55iFsa3it
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The second OF the series Of ,subscrip:
ton concerts being given this season by
Prof.SJ. Henry Arbenz and his wife,
Mrs: ;LilliE Karen. Arbenz,! took place at
Mannerchor hall last evening. The
programme was of a more popular char.
acter than that given at the first concert,
and afforded Mrs. Arbenz a better op.
portunity to display her splendid vocal
abilities; There was IA, select and ,sIcul.
tured audience present TO enjoy the
concert 'and they manifested their ap.,
probation by frequent applause. AS a
whole the concert was in every. way an
even more pronounced success than the
first one. q I u
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. - ~ . 20 5 g
& THE Pride OF His Class,

g He was a bright, handsome boy Of 10,
sunny;tempered, brilliant and engaging,
the delight f;his parents, the Joy Of his
home, and the pride OF his class. But o
shadow fell ;across his bright prospects.
1T began with a triiling cough 4 soon
came premonitions OF consumption, his
strength failed, his cheeks grew; hollow,
and he seemed doomed to an early grave.
Then a friend advised DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. He tried it
and was saved. Health and strength
returned, his cheerful voice rang out
again across the school playground, his
checks again grew3rosy, his eyes bright.
He. is still !"the pride OF his class, aud be
graduates this year with highest honors.
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CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS

Is the complaint OF thousands suffering,
from asthma, consumption, coughs, etc,
Did Syou ever. try DR.. }Acker's English
Remedy IT is the best preparation
known for all lung troubles Sold on, a
positive guarantee at. 25c and Soc. L For
sale by Logan Drug Co., J:ST. G GOODWIN
4 Co., @. R. Goethe, At Young, ] ohm
coleman. 4 DAVIS
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4 3.0I' Q. HESo q SUNS, 2
1921 j. 1928 Market Street.

It ) uu cannot see und need Spcct,lcles
,uu slluuli call Oh us and have your Eye.
tvstcl without charge. MUS nave Tie
.,Mtst Instruments anu more experience
Lilln my other Upliciln III the Stale,
.uid guarantee satisfaction or money re-
ttnndcl. JACOB ". CRUDE, 81.
Isl, Jewcler anu Uptician,
Tor. IN Uiith and Market Streets,
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Tho Only Lady DriuI, ,,,II,,,,

Mrs. X. b. Henry, OF New y ork, who
figures in Col. Sam u? Harrison's book
-"Front"4 as S..'the only lady travelling.
man, registered at the McLure yester.
day. Mrs. Henry enjoys the reputation
given her in Colonel Harrison's publica.
ton as the only lady drummer; on the
road, that is one who makes her living
by. travelling over the country and sell.
ing from sample as do, those. OF the stern:
or sex.4S Mrs. Henry is q said to be & a
thustlernaiwho can give many Of those
selling the same line Of goods she car.
ries, several points and then beat them.
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The Quickest Time Ever Made by
Il the Louisville and Nashville Il. Il. &.
hey Is on their Present Schedule
Trains leave Cincinnati daily ut 7o5 A. NJ and TO
r. N. Arrive Louisville lies A. n. and Ills p Nj
Nashville $50 7. n. and Csc 4. NJ; birmingham
ll:aO r. M.and 80 T. NJ; Montgomery 2:22j A. n.
and 7:0j p. NJ; Mobile $40 a. NJ. and a:O5 A. NJ;
Albany s:l5 a.; NJ. and leo A. NJ; Townsville
lies n. NJ; New Orleans 1910 noon md 100 AN
Jacksonville, Fla. e:l0 =. N. and 7:55 4. N. Re.
spectircly, 3 hours and 40 minutes, TO New
Orleans and 30 hours and Is minutes to Jackson
Vile: both trains nm through solid to New
Orleans with Pullman 1hiflet Sicepers attached.
Pullman Buffet sIcepcrs run through from Gin:
:cinnatl to Jacksonville without change. + ri
aFor further Information write HERMAN HOLMES,
TIP. A. Medina, o.: C.FI.. Sprnguc, n. T. A.,
Detroit, Mich; or s. s., PARKER, D. PA, Gin
clnnati, 0. 2ns u = it q ~ *
= - IH.V.v { q
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VIE elllglulel.
ONCE. Nos. !. . and 81 Fourteenth Street,


Wau,ed-Somc one TO adopt child. ~
Instruction IN misunderstanding Business
College,. ~ -, - 7. z
NIsat school-wheeling Business College.
For kenI--ueorse J. Malhlson.
8 speciai Aisc!inga. stoneinasoh's Onion. &
: Wanted House. I'll On 4 z
Is For krnt-Kiuehart y Tatum. ~ u
III For KeuI-0ue room on second Floor. iia8G
! Dissolution NUt,co-K. ii. Slack l. BRO. ~. ~
4 Opera HOUSE,. u. Polk In the Silent Partner.
kirst Presbyterian Church. - y ~ Z. Z
: = Fourth street Methodist Church. t4+&2,I 5if2
Grand Opera Housr-rtnuS l. fraync.
2 Rochester LAMPS Ewing Bros. - Is ! ~,
lnud for k.ut-Jss. l.. nawley. ..s Il
Lost-ll lair Wig. So; 81 - l.s.5=, ~
4 List OF Letters Remaining In the Postotlicc.
K Ilogc Il pro.-rhe Ideal reed 81 ILL.,. Esy.l *.
~. +. Gicsey-htcutiect. NJ SD d.. y, "a;
Family Arlington steei Plate Ranges-Joserh
Bcll stove Co. - 4, 81 ~ -. -5.5'.S
!, Card 10 E,ilroad Contractors aud Builders.
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Weather Indications.

NJ WASHINGTON, Jan. E.-For West Vir-
ginia, warmer, fair weather; southerly
winds. ~ VI I; ..:i
Z For Western Pennsylvania, fair, ex-
Cept light local showers on tile lakes,
Warmer; tsoutherlY winds. Z. -. ). u
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y Ladies' :.

In delicate health and all y who suffer
from habitual constipation, dyspepsia,
biliousness or piles, should try the pleas:
ant fruit laxative! Elixir OF Dates. Sold
in so cent bottles by OR. Goethe, w.
w. Irwin, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., whole:
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"a very interesting ! meeting Of the
teachers OF the D division was held yes
terday afternoon Sing Webster school.
After some Introductory remarks by
Supt. Anderson Miss Roasberg gave the
teachers music lesson from the chart
now I in use by, them in their schools.
The teachers show TINT they are rapidly
acquiring acknowledge OF the system in
use, and Of the manner of presenting it.
It's saniy%necessary to hear the pupils
singi school lin order to DO convinced
Of the rapid progress they, arc making. "
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Privileges
Asked Is (, blythe Union Bridge and ,
Terminal Railway Co.
GRANTED BY THE COUNCIL
At n Special Session Held Inst Night.
Tho Ordinance Goes Through x
Practically ms Reported by
il5i, the Railroad Committee.

Council met last night pursuant TO the
adjournment Of last Tuesday night. In
tho Second branch onlyla bare quorum
appeared, but in the First nearly all the
seats were filed.
9 In tho Second branch, Mr. Baily's
motion to dispense with the reading Of
the minutes prevailed, and President
Cruise made. n statement to the effect
that unless Mr.. Craig, upon whose OBJ,
lection the railroad ordinance was held
over under the rules would withdraw
his objection, the ordinance could moi
be considered at tho meeting, the bes,
parliamentary authority holding that q
meeting 10 be held pursuant, to an nd
journment Is continuation OF the meet,
ing ut which the adjournment Is made
Judge Jacob, acting solicitor, coincidcd
with Mr.. Gruse's statement, and MIR
Craig withdrew Ills objection to allow
the ordinance 10 be considered. The
members from the Eighth ward then
held a short consultation In tho com,
mittee room, their part OF the city being
the only part Affected by the ordinance,
Upon, their return, the ordinance was
read the second time by sections fol
amendment and debate. 4 q!
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+ Send your, card picture, with 50c in
silver, to A. Bomgardner, Clarksburg,
VIVA, and get one dozen smaller size
photos, exact copies, beautiful and true
to the original. Agents wanted every
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For sale BY Logan Drug Co., Bridge
corner, druggists, w heeling, VIVA Daw:
Elixir:of Dates /:

Is a combination 81 the active properties
Of dates, figs and Sprunes, and other
tropical ! fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered Fit, i'm.
mensely} popular. 1t cures habitual con.
stipation indigestion, Sbiliousness, sick
headache, piles ETC. Sold Sin6 so cent
bottles 5bys g. r. Goetze, Y W.sWa Irwin,
We. Williams and John Laughlin:
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin C Coz
wholesale agents. a
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.ARGUNENTSACONNBNCBD
Yesterday ID II! Cilc:uit Court
Sin the Matter offthe
INJUNCTION PRAYED FOR
by Anton Rcymann Against tho
% board of Commissioners e. Tho
Hoard Meets In Special scs.s
slon..Ncxt Issue of bonds. u

Il The arguments In the matter Of the
injunction prayed for by Mr.. Anton
Reymann TO BIZ issued against the Board
Of County Commissioners TO restrain
them from securing possession by pur.
chase or condemnation proceedings, Of
the property contained in the north.
east quarter.section OF tho Public, Build.
Ing square, TO DO used rs q site for pro.
posed new Jail, were begun before Judge
PAUL In Part | OF tho Circuit Court yes.
terday afternoon. Mr.. Henry NJ. Russell
appeared for Mr. Reymanny and the
Board was represented by Prosecuting
Attorney Howard and the Hon. Thayel
Melvin and the Hon. ]. d. Sommervillc
counsel engaged by Mr.. Howard TO as'
sist him, under q resolution passed by
the Board. ~ Z Z, 4 : I;
q Mr.. Russell opened the argument
which will be continued to-day. In
opening no cited briefly the points con
tained In his clients prayer and ther
proceeded to elaborate on them. Mr.
Reymann prays for permanent In.
junction, first, because no Is threatened
with n nuisance by. which he will be In.
jured second, his property will be dam
nged without compensation being frs,
made to him; third, all attempt Is about
to be made to urapnblicdebt when the
proper formalities have not been had
which would entitle the Board to incur
such debt-there having been no vote
had on the question by the people, and
certain other constitutional requirements
not having been complied with fourth
the present jail is ample enough in size
and.with the expenditure OF a compare
lively small sum Of money when com
pared with the cost OF new jail can be
put in good shape. Z
The last point made by Mr.. Russell II
citing tho index, so to speak, OF hi
argument, was one that has not yet beer
made public II 1t was that the PROPOSED
new jail building is to combine not ouly
quarters for the jailer and guards, bu,
an Office building, the offices to be rent
cd out It's held by the plaintiff that
tho Z Board OF < Commissioners has nj
right to provide office buildings. ~ q.
Judge Melvin took copious notes ~
Mr.. Russell proceeded. tlf,s
9Both sides are heavily armed Will
authorities aud the! argument promise!
to be Il lengthy one. g. a.. /! III; tts!i4
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! NJ NJ. McFADDEN,
Halter & Furnisher. yfsS, +.
Z 1880 Il I3:. MARKET STREET. e.
I Clothing, Etc.
.ANAMAKER (. RROWN,

5SSIANAMAKER &;BROWN.
s First In town With New Samples aud New
Prices. with reduction from 81 u TO Is 90 for
best SILK aud Wool Pants made 10 order, aud
suits the same: aud will close out my stock of
Dry Goods and Carpets NJ your prices, before
z moving at Is rsl J. ". fEkkEL, Is =
- iulO =! 1a IDOL Main street. q
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Woods and 5Twenty.ninth streets, and
which gives The city some desirable street

Owing 10 tie fact that the session was
called for the special, purpose Of ,consid.
ering the railroad Sordinance, the offer
could not be accepted, and was laid on
the table as unfinished business. Y &