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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-10
COUNCIL CONMIFTREs MEET
And Transact business Preparatory to To-
,I.h,sa nnunoil AIaatInI

nights Council Meeting.
The conference committee appointed
by Council at its last meeting to make an
adjustment Of the differences between
the. salaries proposed by the two
branches for city officers and employees
met last night. Mesars. Pollock, Wiede-
busch, Capps, Hoe, o'Maiiey, HAT.
man and Otto were present, Mr.. Max
we'll being the only absentee. There
was considerable discussion, but finally
Mr.. Capps moved to agree upon the sal
aries proposed by the Second branch,
and the motion prevailed. This fixes
the salaries as follows:
Assistant City Clerk, 500; City Re.
ceiyer, 81 200; Clerk OF First Branch Of
Council and committees, 5000; City So
licitor, $1,000; Health Officer, $1,000,
and no additional fees; City Sexton,
$500; Clerk OF the Second Ward Market,
$500; Clerk Of the Fifth Ward Market,
$500; Superintendent Of City Prison,
$500; cooks, guards and watchmen at
City Prison, $40; Janitor Of City Build
ing, $3.50; Assistant Janitor, $3.50;
Keeper OF the CremRtory, $500; Assist
ant Keeper OF the Crematory Sl.75 per
day when employed; Matchmaker
$400; Deputy Sergeants, $40; Keep
er OF the City Lookup,
$3.50; Assistant Keeper Of the lookup,
$40; Chief OF the Fire Department
81, 200; Assistant Fire Marshals, 500
foremen, engineers and hostlers, Fire
Department, $40; extramen and stokers
500; Clerk of the Board OF Publit
Works, 5000; Superintendent OF Street,
and Alleys, $1,000; Secretary OF the
Water Board, 81 800; Assessor Of Watel
Rents, $40: Superintendent Of Waite
Works. 81 500.
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In oler,, Hooks once.

One deed OF trust and the following
transfers OF real estate were admitted to
record yesterday:
Deed made March 8 by Louis F. stifel,
special commissioner, to Phillip Voel.
finger for the south one.third Of lot No
45 IN Chapline & Cops addition to
Wheeling. Consideration, $3.50.
Deed made December 4, 1880, by B. B.
Dovener, trustee, 10 John Beltz Tor lot
No. Is In square IL In the Joseph Cald.
well addition. Consideration, 1915.
Deed made March %, 1871, by George
letters, Mayor Of Wheeling, to the
Trustees Of the Fourth Street Methodist
church for lot No. PIG ia the Peninsular
cemetery. Consideration, S25.
Caroline BrandEass qualified as the ad.
ministratrix OF the estate Of Christian
Brandfass, giving bond in the eum Of
$1,000, with Charles F. BrandtaSs as
surety,
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MISSION AT ST. MATTHEWS.

Rev. Mr.. Christensen Opens Els Ten Dal'I
Services.
A large congregation greeted the ap.
pearancs Of the Rev. Mr.. Christensen at
St. Matthews Church last evening, when
he began a series Of special religious ser
vices which are to last ten days. The
service last evening was OF an informal
character, intended to explain to the
members OF the congregation the pur-
pose and methods Of the mission. The
services to-day and hereafter will
be at 1880 O'Clock in the morning,
the celebration Of the Holy Communion /;
at 1880 q. M, morning prayer, with an
explanation Of the various passages in
the Lords Prayer; at 1905 p. M, a
meeting for business men, lasting fifteen
minutes, talk on the difficulties and
dangers Of city life; at 1880 in the even.
ing, services OF an informal character
will be held, with sermons on the par
able OF the Prodigal Son, and after meet
ings, ut which question: may be asked
and petitions for prayers presented.
Mr.. Christensen comes directly from
Montana, where he has just concluded
two very successful missions.
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i,llidkn To,mor 4 NLrht.

For the benefit Of those who have not
made up their minds whether they are
going to see Ezra Kendall and his funny
kids" pantomime, at the Opera House
tomorrow night, it might be well to en-.
tighten them 10 the effect that ga Pair
OF Kids" Is neither q meIodrama, a heavy
drama, o tragedy or even 4 straight
comedy, but from a grotesguely comical,
laushable view 1t is an elastic burlesque
pantomimical farce equalled by none in
the fun making line. 1t is happy
medium between straight comedy and a
broad farce, a vehicle for the inne duction
Of Mr.. KendAll's Cleyerest comical con-
ceits, and replese with singing and
dancing specialties intersnersed at inter
walls to give the clever comedian chance
to breathe and the laughers to rest their
afdaa.
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JOHN COOPBRiS MONEY.
Another italian Has a Hearing and Is Hold
far Court

Another Italian Has a Hearing and Is Hold
for Court.
The case OF Nicola Boscia, charged by
Michael Nicolas with stealing Si66 from
John Cooper, the blind man, was heard
last night by Justice Ankle. AS will be
remembered, Michael Nicolas brother,
Leonard, had been accused OF the steal.
ing, and the chief witness against him
was Nicola Boscia, upon whom Nicola is
now trying to turn the tables.
John Cooper repeated his testimony
al the former trial with no variation, and
the witnesses for the prosecution were
then called. They all agreed in not
knowing anything about the money.
Boscia's witnesses were called, but his
main witness was missing, and as he
could not prove that he was ct home the
day the money was stolen, the case
went against him. 49,.
Squire Atkle held him in $500
bail TO answer to the action Of the grand
jury. Not being able to put up the &C.
curity, BoBcia was sent to jail.
Col. Arnett appeared for the defense
and Capt. Dovener for the prosecution.
Prosecuting Attorney John A. How.
ard was also present.
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Disease a Punishmeut for Sin


The following advertisement, pub.
lished by prominent western patent
medicine house, would indicate that
they regard disease as q punishment for
sin:
"Do you wish to know the quickest
way to cure severe cold? We will tell
you. To cure cold quickly, II must be
treated before the cold has become set
tied in the system. This can always be
done II you choose TO, as nature in her
kindness 10 man gives timely warning
and plainly tells you in natures way,
that as q punishment for some indiscre-
ton, you are to be afflicted with a cold
unless you choose to ward 1t off by
prompt action. The first symptomsof a
cold, In most cases, Is dry, loud cough
and sneezing. The cough Is soon FOL.
lowed by profuse watery expectoration
and the BneeEing by o profuse watery
discharge from the nose. In severe Canes
there is Q thin white coating on the
tongue. What 10 do2 It Is only neces.
sary to take Ohamberlain's Cough Rem
edy in double doses every hour. That
will greatly lessen the severity Of the
cold and in most cases will effectually
oounteract It, and cure what would have
been severe cold within one or two
days time. Try 1t and hA Convinced. /"
Fittv ce". bottles for sale by W. W.
Irwin, o. r. Goetze. ]. Klari, @. schnepI,
N. W. Heinrici, John Coleman, W. z.
Williams, O. Menkemiller, W. o. ARM
brecht and s. L. Brice. TFhs4w
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AN. OLD WEST YIRGINIAN.
Capt James Q. Rodgers dies In Callforniu
REed SlxtY.three.


aged slxty.three.
The Sacramento, CAL, Bee Of February
81 has the following account Of the
death of Capt. ]. O. Rodgers, who was
the elder brother Of Capt. R. T. Rodgers,
Of Colorado, and Major ]. v. L. Rodgers,
Of this city, and may be remembered by
some Of the old steamboatmen Of this
city as mate Of the "Mingo Chief" back
in the '40's:
Another Of the veteran river men has passed
away. Yesterday at his residence on n street.
between Sixth aud Seventh, Capt. James G. nod
months and fourteen days.
For period OF almost forty years Captain
Rodgers has been prominently and actively
identified with SteamboatinE on the sAcra mento
FLYER.
He was probably the first commander Of the
old Governor Dana aud served in similar
capacity on the two or three steamers by the
kRne name which followed It. He was also cap
Joaquin and the Varuna.
HIS thorough acquaintance with the channel
made him most desirable pilot. Shortly after
| the United states GnSg boat HelZeF was built no
was installed as its Commander, and held the
post up 70 the day when, about two yearH ago,
he was tRken Ill and had 70 DO removed 70 his
He never rallied from tho aIlmeut which had
fastened itself upon his constitution, and was
unable 70 leave his room for any considerable
period up 10 bis death.
Captain Rogers was married to the daughter
y, oil John Gilbert, since deceased, who was also Q
well known steamboat commander In the day
when river traffic was at It's highest state.
Mrs Rodgers survives her husband, and foul
RroWn.up cbildren-two sons aud two dAughter
remain with her.
the dead captain was born In wOlllburg,wes
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Ro.O Hill EnrlI,h Follr rnmnnnr.

The Grand was packed to the doors
long before 8 o'clock last night 10 see
this famous vaudeville eompany's first
performance. Those wko were there
last night were no doubt surprised to see
such refined as well as wonderful per-
formance. The costumes worn by the
ladies were grand, and the scenery great.
It was one Of the best performances seen
at the Grand this season. There will be
matinee for ladies' and children to-
morrow afternoon. The Ane costumes
are cure to bring the ladies out in large
numbers, as the performance calls us
back to the days OF Carmlne at the
house. They appear again this evening.
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other Committee.

The Committee on Fire Department
met last night and passed upon bills for
Sl37. The Chief reported tho receipt Of
S42 for pumping out cellars, and was in.
structed to divide the money among the
men who did the work.
The Police Committee met and ordered
the payment Of $40 for skids used BY
the Island police during the food. Bids
were received from A. g. Runner and
q. G. Gebhsrt for painting the police
boxes. Runners bid was $50 and Geb
hart's $50. Theydid not propose to dc
the same work, however, and the Chic
Of Police was ordered to get the bid
Strengthened out and accept the bette
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NRw YoRK, March 9.-The much
talked Of twenty round glove contest be
tween Jimmy Hagan, Of Philadelphia
and Tommy pantoFth, Of this
city, (which Vas fought to-
night at the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club, Hoboken, was Of short duration,
II only took two rounds TO settle It by
Hsgan landing q right handler in Dam
forth's eye which doubled him and com
PEELED him to give up the fight.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and wheeling FOiAs

strangers In the City and Wheeling Folhi
Abroad.
Mr.. Frank Hennig has gone to Texas.
Circuit Judge jacobs, Of New MartinSyille, was
up yesterday.
W. A. McCosh and A. A. Kellar, Of ParketS.
burg, are at the stamm House,
Mrs. E. A. Evans and Mrs. Z. A. Avis, Of Nor.
gautown, are at the StAmm House.
Mis- Gertrude Hughes OF LaBelle street, who
has been very I'll, Is Convalescing nicely.
Miss Jennie Harrison, daughter OF Dr.. HArri.
son, Is conVAlesCing after a severe spell OF Ill
ness.
Mr.. A. N. Smith, Of Portland. ore., is in the
city examining the Wheeling system Of street
paving.
Professor Colby will arrive home to day from
n visit 10 his old home In Patterson, NJ. His
family will accompany him.
], L. Wales Of Rockville, A. G. Fordyce, Of
ClarkSburg. and Il. Clayton, Of Grafton, were al
The stAmm House yesterday.
W. P. Howell. advance sgont Of the "Kinder.
GARDEN Company, and !. =. Rose, Of the "Gus
dili Company" arc at the Hotel BehieT.
State Council Secretary John D. Hall, Of the
Junior Order u. A. NJ, % out In the State boom
ing the order. Last evening he got tlne list for
4 Council at Fairmont, which will be Instituted
next Monday night.
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APriaoner Fights.

Yesterday morning Constable Ham
mond, Of Washington, Pa, went to the
county jail to take into custody Charles
Ringgo, the colored prisoner accused
Of burglary at Washington. Hammond
had a requisition. Ringgo refused to SO
and armed with piece Of an iron bed,
stead, threatened anybody who entered
his cell. He was allowed to remain I'M
til noon, when he was brought out with
a little fight, and at l 40 Hammond left
for his home with the prisoner.
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rhn nInnnd.rllle Company.

The directors OF the Moundsville
Mining and Manufacturing Company
held q meeting at the Mcclure House
Saturday. All the members Of the board
arc enthusiastic over the prospects Of
the company, Nearly one hundred and
ftty thousand dollars worth Of stock has
been sold, forty thousand having
been placed in the East last week,
Contracts for the location Of two o.
three good industries will be closed
within the next few weeks. The FIRST
svle Of lots will take plaza May 10, 20 and
81. The placing OF one.tourth Of the
whole amount Of stock offered for sale
in about q month Is splendid work, and
speaks volumes for the energy and push
OF the company,
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9hs Proposed BAH. League,

Manager G. Y. Travis, OF the Eclipse
Base Ball club, Of East Liverpool, writes:
A meeting for the organization Of the
Ohio Valley League will be held in
Steubenyille, at the Hotel .McConville,
on March 10. Delegates will be present
from Rochester, Beaver, Phillipsburg,
East Liverpool, Toronto, steubenville.
Mingo, Wellsburg, Martins Ferry, Bel.
laire and Wheeling,
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Elmo Concert.

The sunday.sChool and Epworth
League, Of Chapline Street NJ. 3. church,
will give a first class concert at the church
on Thursday evening Of this week. The
admission will be % cents, and the exer.
cises will begin at 8 o'clock. The FOL.
lowing Is the programme;
Duette-LA BalAdln yhpeIB
Misses HlckS and Conner.
Solo-Second Thoughts are Best.-...............
Mrs. Flora Williams.
RecitRtion-Scene from 1ng0mar-(tranBla.
ton from the Germany ."...............".......
Mrs. G. N. Afford.
selo-second odGtd
Miss McAdAmg.
solo-Who Treads the Fifth Of Duty..".... Mozart
i5Mr. Charles ZulAui
RectAtlon-Money
Mrs. G. N. Afford.
Solo tss Lucy Robinson
s0l01The skipperS'o 81. Ives.,.,,..,,,.,....
Dir. John Mcclure,
miss Alma Conner
Selo n VI Arkle
Solo-Cuck00 Song.
Mrs. Flora Williams.
Recitation-King Robert OF siCil y....Longtello
Mrs. q. n. Afford,
Assisted BIZ Miss Conner aud pr. McCluEe1
DIette.....,r. Mis- Conner and DR.. John Mcclure
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All sorts of Local NewS and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Robert Plaaeubach, Of tho Third ward, Is sick
with tevers
Dr.. W. a. Williams, president oil franklin
College, was In the oily yesterday.
Fire was started In the lower factory Of the
Reilalrs Window Glass Works yesterday.
Tho G. & G. pay car got around on It's usual
monthly round and paid the men in gold.
n. L. Marsh sold his Union street property to
RalEer KrauSy who will move into the new
building April !.
Saturday evening Rev. L. W. Barr married
William Duufee, Of Martins Ferry, and Miss
Title spragg, OF this city,
Conductor John Stephenson, OF the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh Railroad, Is on the sick list,
threatened With pneumonia.
The Bellaire, zanesvIllc d Cincinnati Railroad
u enjoying q big freight business at present, as
good or better than ever before.
A slight Gro down In tho vicinity OF the First
ward hose houte Sunday night was soon eX.
done.
William Paul and John seamon fouS ht several
rounds down In the first ward, Bad eyes are
worn by both mon. The Mayor gave them IS
aud costs.
shannon and William Ounce had q slight
row In the Second ward Saturday. The Mayor
and William IS and costs,
Misses Fannie Jones and Mona Fletcher,
Louis Ewing and Alvin HIrkpatrICk, 20 as dele.
gates 70 the Good TemplArR' District Convention
at Quaker City tomorrow.
About twenty Of the best talent In Bellairo are
teheaEsing tof tho "Fall Of Atlanta" under the
direction OF @. N. Cornell. A fancy drIll will
DO aiFen by number OF young ladies'.
Since the coal and coke strike In the West
Penn regions empty coke cars have accumulated
At 0 wonderful nate, and all sidIngs not In use
are stored full. They will all soon DO In tho
trade, however.
Attic RellaIre bottle oompany'S upper works,
week. Az were broken. Irregular firing and
tuel was the cause. leu pots IN all were broken.
The works have shut down.
Tho A. o. II. have about completed arrange /.
ments for an immense good parade here on the
I'm AT american Dag wiz be presented g Tho
musical and literary entertainment takes place
In Turner Hall.
While the funeral OF Martin Marley was going
up the new cemetery read on sunday evening,
the hacks sank % the axles in the soft, slimy
transferred. The funeral OF Charles Berry went
up the old load and got along better, notwlth.
standing the rough BtQpeg. SeVefal lost their
mud,
= below are the people who take part In the
nights: Queen, Miss Carrie Labor; King, Nj.
Porter, Of Elm Grove; Ham0n, John HOPKINS,
MordecAl, J. W. HeatAeSinRton; HeriGh, Miss
Laura Sellers; AQrdecGis Sister, Miss Lenne
HagGr, William Milllgan; Herod, Harry Mc.
Gregor; High Priest, William Hamilton;
Queens Maids Of Honor, Clara Gill, Eva LGiCht.
snbeFger. Mamie Cohen. Eva Clements; Queens
Sg b ~ HdSoI s! MIS B,Im Halle Elik9n
satterthwRitc; Kings Guardl, George MertS,
Reed, V.lo hopkins, James MillIgGu:
FiAnlStI Ma. Kate VanL.awi Instructor, Prof.
Ltller. The entertainment promises TO DO
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A story illustrating forcibly the best
way not to ds 9 thing is told OF a well
known young man. young lady
called at the office where he is engaged,
and he asked heri
"Has your father been sick9"
Yes"
CHOW is he gettinsP"
Ale was pretty low when I left home
"weli hes dead now" said the
young man,
This sudden and unexpected intelli.
gence was too much for the young lady.
She fell in o swoom, and the young
man wandered what he had done.
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Al1ohnlon selI. oat.

CLEVELAND, O., March O.-Albert L
johnson sold all his interest in base ball
to.day-both in Cleveland and CincinD
nati-to the National League for $4,000
cash. The sale was made by j. Palmer
Neal and Ed Hanlon, Of Pittsburgh, and
johnson, Judge Sanders and 4 A. Rus.
sell, Of this city. II follows that there
will now be a League club in Cincin-
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Crushed By stone.

Yesterday Monroe Baker, a colored
man employed in the Chapline hill tun'
mel, was badly hurt while at work. He
stopped over 70 remove a stone from the
tramway 10 let car be run under the
dump, when man above, thinking the
car was already in position, dumped
from the scaffold barrow load Of huge,
Jagged stones. They fell upon Baker,
crushing him to the earth and crushing
him serlouGly about the chest. He was
removed to the North Wheeling Hos.
pital for treatment. 1t Is thought he
can recover.
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House cleaning season HOusekseF
ers, tradespeople's, storekeepsrs', evsV'
body's busy season-spring is iat y
preaching. We are busy as bees pre-
pairing to display a most extensive Ea'
of Spring Goods-We're not yet ready
to show our entire stock, and will not
be till every nook and corner in ever
department of our building is alIed with
the most choice and desirable good
that can be bought. We've purthlssd
an immense stock and with Il We have
an assortment unequaled at prices %
approachable. II
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Prof. ]. NJ, Birch, principal of the
Linsly Institute, VIM give Q talk to
young men at the Young Mems Christ
ian Association building at s o'clock
tonight. His subject WILDE Japan"
and the Professors residence in that
country especially fts him to talk enter.
taingly on the subject. A general inyi.
tstion is extended to oil young men to
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WIN write up tho Boom.

Edgar L. Miller, General Manager OF
the Real Estate Bulletin, published at
Washington City, Is at the McLure
house. BE came in last night, his pur-
pose here being TO write mp the progress
Of the Moundsville, improvements and
other movements otthis kind In the vi
Cinity.
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We have a fine Krakauer Upright
Piano which we sold less than q year
ago and which the owner 10 obliged TO
sell. The piano d in perfect condition,
There is not scratch or a blemish Of
any kind to be found on It, and in fact
one would never know that the piano
had ever been out OF the store.
Iiyou want a bargain II will be to your
interest to come and see about this OF
once, as the owner must realize on II
soon. F. W, BANNER & Co,
1910 Market street.
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The Ladies Dsllghted.

The pleasant effect and the perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
liquid fruit laxative, Syrup Of Figs,
under all conditions make 1t their favor
lie remedy. 1t is pleasing to the eye
and to the taste, gentle, yet eAectpal In
acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels.
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IF yOu cannot see and need Spectacles
Won should call ON us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have tne
liuest Instruments and more experience
than any other 0ptician In the State,
audi Guarantee satisfaction or money re-
fnnded, JACOB VI. 6RUBB,
JeWeler and OpHeiRn,
Csr. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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soMR favor a tariff for revenue only,
some a tariff with incidental protection,
and some tariff for protection, per q !
but large maiority favor the free use
Of Salvation Oil for cuts and bruises.
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Word was received here yesterday OF
the death on Saturday night at a late
hour at his home at Loweville, O., OF
Mr.. Isaac O. Oowden, father Of Post
master W. ]. W. Cowden, OF this city.
Mr.. Cowden has been sick a long time,
and the postmaster and his wife had
been at his beeside for come days.
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RniIronl Trnlnn pelnyed.

Train No. 8 on the B. & O., due here
at 12:4s p. M, and train No. I, due at
9:40 q. M, were delayed yesterday by q
big land slide at Rosby's Rock till late in
the afternoon. Ohio River train No. 2,
due here ut II 80 a. M, was delayed sew
eral hours by the down train breaking
through a trestle near Darlington.
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E. L. RosE 4 Co, No. 81 Twelfth
street, have left a-few Of the finest Of
their elegant Holiday Sewing Machines,
which they will offer at prices sure 10
make room for new goods in other lines.
Don't miss this opportunity.
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Thursday, March l2, the Baltimore &
Ohio Company will run their last Mid.
winter Excursion 10 Washington and
Baltimore. Bound trip $40. Tickets
good returning ten days. Secure your
sleeping car space OF depot Office.
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cnthlns nnd soMsr Conlrneta.

meeting Of tho City Board Of Pub
lie Workslast evening the contract for
sewer pips for the ensuing year was lei
to P. Conner, Of Calumet, Jefferson
county, Ohio, and the contract for curb.
| ing To philin SYitzer, Of this city.