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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-02
MARTINS FERRY.
Fine Concert BY QUO nnenoorehOF-Tal.e!

Fine Concert by the hHennCrchor-Talsen
to JaIl-Now Years, Etc.
George McCue is quite low with typhoid fever.
Mr.. John Rose, OF Faitmont, W. Va, is visiting
here.
Mrs. J. ". Lane Is dangerously Ill at her
home on First street.
Fred Updegrafr OF Mt. Pleasant, was here yes
tcrday on his way home from Tennessee.
"Flickern Coss was released from the county
jail yesterday aud got on u tear before going
home and was locked up.
Madge, daughter OF Mr.. end Mrs. Samuel
HcntOn, OF Walnut street, gave n party In honor
OF her ninth birthday, yesterday afternoon.
Col. l.. F. Copeland will lecture IN the Opera
House January I, on seeing the Elephant
This will be the second OF the y. 81 c. A. series.
The meat market OF Ylngling 4 RcithmilleT
on Hanover street, was entered by burglars on
| New Years eyn, and the change which had been
left In the drawer amounting 10 81 or So was
| taken.
The New Years dinner In the United Presby.
terIan church Was better than ever which Is say.
Ing great deal. The tables were gracefully
presided over by the ladies OF the church and
over loo persons chi iyed the meal. The dinner
wHg followed BY praise service.
| The Informal reception In the Z. N. G. a,
rooms yesterday was u success. Lunch was
fcrved IN the afternoon, at which time the ct.
&c dance was moderately large. 10 tho evening
| larger crown WRh present huQ 2 uellgnllul
evening Epcut. Among thOSs who rendered
choice music were j, Z. Gray, VIII Winters,
NOES Barr James Winters ana George Moore. a
vii! Craig, charged with baStardy by Mary
| Adams, was taken to st. ClalrSvillG yesterday
by sheriff scoit TO serve out his time. preieIriDg
| to do this TO marrying theglr Ida Nichols and
another female OF her cIaSS came oyer from
Wheeling aud tried 10 secure the release Of
CrHig, but II wOulsnt go. a large crowd col
| lcclel AZ tho City Building when "Wlllieh was
tsEcG away and all sorts OF remarks were heard.
The concert and bail OF the Martins Ferry
| MasnneFchOr, IN their hail., on Washington
street. last night, was largely attended, and was
| the finest and best ever given under tho aus
| plCeS Ol Tits society. There were twelve nun.
heTS Of the concert, and all OF the performers
were well applAuded, especially Mrs. Flora VII.
| llRlns The prCgfame was as follows: ~ over.
tuTe; (l) "The Rheln,' MRenuerChor; t,) ''rar,
| la" Mrs Flora Williams; a. 1.-THE KuChleIn,' -
Mnenne'chor; (bl "Welner and Berlilef Helz.
en-" Julius BlumCnberg; (Gl Overture; IA
"HUmouStlsCher" Mr.. John NorSaiZ; tS) "Drs
| EoChugall," Mcsgrs. William LiphRrdt, August
| KrGAlZ, G. ". Thelbacker and \. Il. EIck; (gJ
"inaEe Forest Maiden," Mrs. Flora Williams;
| 40 1.-THE Night" MaennerchoS; III Overture;
| (l2l "rhe sword OF nAinoOles" In which the
characters were taken as follows: "KlepLer," q
bOOkb!GdeE, Mr.. JOhu NOrsatZ Selma" his
wife, Mrs. A. VOrsAiZ; "Philllpiue," their
| daughter, Miss Tilly KrAtz: "ErIiE" scholar,
Mr.. o. SeibFcSht; "CATl slAhlieder" primary
teacher, Mr. ]. Dlumenberg This was followed
by dancing, which was Kept up until late
I
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in The CITY aud wheeling Folk

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
]. A. CLARK, OF Fairmout is at the Windsor.
The scanlan Comedy Company are quRFteFed
at the Bchler.
John gslarI, the druggist, Is confined to bed by
au attack Of fever.
Nj. Fred F. Platts, agent for a Social scsgionP
company. Is AZ the Behler.
Martin Il. He'll, Of Bull Creek, was registered
at the Windsor last night.
Il, W, Norris, OF Charleston, and G. L, Camden,
OF Weston, are at the Windsor.
II. +. Coder, representative ofthe Pittsburgh
Dispatch, Is ut the Stamm house.
Mr. j. A. Seymour went to Washington, D. c.,
yesterday 10 receive spa clal medical treatment.
Mr.. Park Collier, q student at thc Ohio Univer'
:ISn at Athens Is A0'R' '0' 'A' n0''n'' '''
william C. Bauer. we'll known young glass
worker, died yesterday 81 his hoAe in East
Wheeling.
Miss Lea Caldwell. young daughter Of Frank
Caldwell. eptertaIncd few Of her friends on
wednesday cvehtnS.
Mrs. George Z. Boyd entertained about fifteen
OF her frIends at whist on WedneElRy evening
at Zei8enfeldcF's pailors.
holidays with Mrs. T0nDgg father, Squire \. x.
Smith, ana family at New Cumberland.
Col. Jacob Kemple Is home fI0n Arizona,
WlLare he Is ia the service Of the Government,
lie viii visit his family here for Iome time.
Samuel Neldes has severed his connection with
George N. Shook 4 Co. az salesman, aud &C.
cepttd similar one with George Il. Suiel y Co
Miss Moliie A. Kenney and Miss May Powers,
two charming young ladies oil stenbenvllle,
were visiting friends GU the South Side yesIer'
day.
Mrs. G, W. Atkinson is lying very Ill at her
home. On account Of her illness Mr.. Atkinson
has not been able 10 return 10 Washington as h.
intended.
Misses Katc McLaIn and BESSIE Atkinson will
give swell party this evening at the residence
u Mr. John q. McLain, corner Twelfth and
EOT streets.
Miss Minnie Harris, q beautiful and accom-
plIShed young lacy, who has been visiting miss
Anna Elliott, on Virginia stieet has returned
10 her home in NoundSylliC.
Mr.. N. L. Tracy, OF Wheeling Is q candidate
for sCrRC nntatarIDs Of the Senate. lie Is 2 very
deserving gentleman, and we hope he viii gel
Thereafter Cumberland Courier.
c. W. Gore, OF ClarkAburg, c. n. Robb and ".
J. Robb q ParkeBbuTgI u. Il. DnyiS, W. II;
Davis, Z. ). Murphy and w. II. Nicholson, OF
Washington, pA., were u The StGmm yesterday.
Mrs. N L. whitaker and her daughter Mrs.
Principle Furnace, Nd, called thither by The
death OF Mr.. George Whitaker, iather OF the
Hon. NE Whitaker.
Mrs. Theodore Schneider, widow Of the late
well known florist, died yesterday mornlng at
her home Oh North Front street, aged slxty.hye.
She leaves u son, who has the sympathy OF u
wide circle OF friends.
Thomas II. Darrah. Of Wheeling, brother OF
JAMES Il, DarrAh, Of this city, is candidate for
the nomination Of State Auditor Of West Viz
RinIR, He Is Democrat, but Tom has SONG
Republican friends in this city who would be
glad 70 help him out In his race,-Beh1he hide
ilenheni.
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The WeAther of IeOO.

DR.. O. schnepf, the opers House cor
ner druggist, furnishes an interesting
resume OF the weather for the late la
mented year, and also for the month Of
December. In that month there was
rain on five days, snow on six, it was
cloudy without rain three days, and fair
or clear seventeen days. The thermom-
eter was lowest on December 20, 10 de-
grees, and highest on the l1th, SO de-
grees. The average temperature was 345.
In the year 1890 it showed on twenty
days, rained on i5l days, twenty.eight
we're cloudy without rain and l66 fair or
clear. The thermometer was lowest on
March Z, 6above zero, and highest July
Skh, O7I degrees.
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One of the most enjoyable receptions
ever given in this city was that ut the
residence OF Mr.. William A. Wilson, cor
ner Of Fifth and Main streets, lsst even.
ing, from eight to ten, by his daughter,
Miss Flora, who was assisted by her viz
itor, Mis- Louise Soul, OF Somerset, Pa,
and Misses May McMechen, Jessie Ber'
ger, Bessie Lamb, Jessie Turner, Matilda
Burke, Hulda Delaplain, Nancy Fisher,
Fannie Jordan, Mamie Patterson,
Blanche Hoge, Mary and Sherley Brocku'
nier. The dining room was looked after
in most admirable manner by Misses
Mamie Patterson, Blanche Hoge and
Fannie Jordan. At ten o'clock dancing
commenced and continued until after
midnight. This affair was largely at.
tended. The young ladies' all looked
beautiful. Owing to a leak in the gas
main, candles were used, which, how
ever, did not interfere in the least with
the enjoyment,
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NJ. j. moFADnEN.
BARGAINS IN
WHIT Err
UNDER

Good Heavy Grey Shirts and Drawers
all sizes, only % cents.
Extra Heavy Colored Merino Shirtf
and Drawers, sll sizes, 50 cents.
Double Breast and Back CameFs Hair
Shirts, all sizes, reduced to so cents.
Good All Wool Red Shirts aud Draw
ers, all sizee, only so cents.
Best White Merino Shirts and Draw
ers, very heavy and soft as silk, all sizegr
only so cents.
Cancels Hair Shirts and Drawers, ex,
ira heavy and won't shrink, only 81
cents.
en-, won't shrink or fade, ell sizes, only
Extra Fine Medicated Red Caehmere
Wool Red Shirts and Drawers, all sizes,
81 90. co..,
Drawers, fast colors, all sizes, reduced
from 81 so to 81 %.
Fine Double Breast and Back Natural
Wool Shirts and Drawers reduced from
81 so TO 81 50.
Boys White or Grey Shirts and Draw
ers, all sizes, % cents.
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Another irightiul calamity, the results
of which can be attributed to the heavy
snow storm Of Tuesday aud Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. TheGppailing
results Of this act Of Providence wac the
enlargement OF the cut aud the total de.
struction OF prices at HoG's shoe store,
at ll43 Main street, and thepeople are the
beneiactor0 by it. Gall and examine the
goods and ascertain prices and you will
be convinced Of the truth. A large stock
of rubber foot wear is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies as We are now
brought to face and their prices have not
gone uD.
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COuNENCING the NEW YEAR
BY Giving Boud for hts Good Behavior
through 1901.

BY Giving Boud for hts Good Behavior
through 1901.
Since Christmas day there has beer
war between James Higgins and Mike
o'Donough. On that day they had 9
fight, and on New Years eve they re-
newed it at the Belmont blast furnace
The police were called, and Officer Car
ney went down late Wednesday night
and arrested both men. They were ar
raigned before Squire Ankle, who held
them for preliminary hearing at p,
m. yesterday. At that time NJ ,ssts,
John o. Pendloton and Sam Boyce up,
peared for Higgins and Col. Arnstt fol
O'Donough. Higgins was accused by
O'Donough OF threatening to shoot him,
and o'Donough By Higgins OF threaten.
ing to mash his head.
After a very interesting hearing,
O'Donough was dismissed at Higgins
costs and Higgins was required to give
bond in 500 TO keep the peace for one
wear,
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THE B & Q. K,i,LtS8S.
knights Body Undoubtedly Carried Away.
A Fence along tho Danger Limo.

Knights Body Undoubtedly Carried Away.
A Fence along tho Danger Limo.
The search for the body Of Dick
knight, the Cleveland drummer, the
second victim OF the hole in the Balti.
more & Ohio station Wednesday night,
was kept up till late hour yesterday
morning without result. Baltimore &
Ohio employees aided in the search,
Early IN the day the creek rose and the
ice broke up. This made the abandon.
ment OF the search necessary, and
doubtless the torrent sent out by the
swollen creek has long ere this borne
the body far from the scene Of Knights
death.
Chief Delbrugge received a telegram
from NJ. G. knight, OF Dallas, Texas,
last night asking information concern
ing the killing Of knight. THO Qhiei
sent the information HGnIed.
The iuEeiai Of young Lewis will take
place on Sunday, services being held in
Wesley NJ e. Chapel, Eighth ward.
Yesterday afternoon the Baltimore 4
Ohio company had heavy timbers putup
along the edge Of the deadly gap, and
along these were strung heavy wires,
forming railing which, while not ele-
CANT, serves as an effective preventive 9.
occurrences OF the kind which shocked
the community on Wednesday.
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EEw YEARS AT Tue FORT HENRY.
The Ladies ROoslTod aud Delighted with
the Now Institution.


the Now Institution.
The home Of the Fort Henry Club was
Sblas last night, and we'll it might be,
too, Tor beside being the nrst day Ui the
new year and the time OF the first New
Years reception, 1t was the first time
the lGdiea had been admitted to enjoy
the beauties and Aopelike Inequalities
Of the house,
Gas and electricity could not make
the scene more bright and dazzling than
it was, and Wheeling's fair women,
dressed for the special occasion, height
ened the brilliant effect. Potted plants,
tropical foliage and cut flowers made the
already beautiful rooms tho more invit.
ing and elegant, and no pains had been
Bpared in the pTopriety OF their arrange.
ment and protugeuegs
The ladies' New Years reception was
oil that could be desired. At $3.50 hacks
were arriving, carrying ladies in bril-
liant attireaDd their escorts in full Dress
At IL the house was as full rs would per.
nit comfort, but a little later the throng
began to thin out, and the younger
guests we're in charge Of the house.
The Opera House orchestra was sta.
toned in the second story, at a point
where the strains OF music could be
heard throughout the building.
Dancing was not down on the pro-
grsmme, but the young folks could not
withstand the temptations OF the orches.
tra's waltzes, and they were aoon dancing
IN the halls. The evening was spent
chiefly ia conveTaation, card playing,
and admiring tie beauties Of the house
There were o Number OF nonresident
members present aud q great macy in
vited guests. Just at this time there are
many ladies Visiting in the city and their
presence at the reception added much to
It's enjoyment aud beauty.
Dinner was served at 1880, and from
that till nearly midnight, the tables
were surrounded with wit and beauty.
The ladies were not more pleased with
the building than were the men who
had not seen it. They were delighted
with tho rooms and their decorations
and they looked forward with pleasure.
BILE expectation 10 the recurrence OF such
events rs that OF last night, and the daily
use by them OF that part Of the building
set apart for that purpose. Many OF
the ladies who were prejudiced against
the club in mild way were completely
won over by the home.like arrange
ulents, and strangers commented on the
fact that It differs from most clubs in
that it combines the main features Of
club life with all the pleasures oil home.
The German mt tho Club.
=, \, - >. III. - A.. l.,
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NOTICE.

Nayiug decided TO have some extensive
improvements Ia our store we are
comp lied to get our goods out u inc
way OF the WOrkmOn. We VIII sell
everything In our store ut haif.prlce.
Ladlts' and Children's Underwear hali
ihe regular price. Ladies' aud Clll!G-
reh's WOOl Hose, Fine Black Balbrig.
gan, worth CSC, reduced 10 Soc. Muslin
Underwear ut your own figures. In:
fani,s SUiis, Feathers and Ribbons ana
Laces, Embroidery, Yelling, Kid Glores,
Ruching, Jersey Gloves, &c. we mus.
get the goods out Of the way. DON'T
forget the place. MISS E. BODY,
No. lI0G Main street.
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HAPPY
Year
TO ALL.
JANUARY /, 1891.
GrseLinq.


With the beginning OF the New Year
comes the retrospect Of the old-While
the year Just ended has contributed
to history many Of it's saddest Incl.
dents and darkest pages-Yet We rs
business men are forced to admit that it
has been with us a most prosperous and
highly successful one. We may be par
doned for taking retrospective view Of
our business for the year just ended
when we assure you thatit is to US asource
OF great gratifcation-The Immense
trade that was ushered in at the opening
of our present stores "a little ovsr one
year ago. has steadily continued to in
crease-Day after day brought US fresh
proofs Of our assured success, and con-
WINGED 10 that the maxim Of fair dealing
we adopted at the beginning had won its
way in most practical manner to the
minds Of our people-This is the best
evidence We can adduce OF our continued
success--It is the strongest proof that
we enjoy the confidence and appreciated
patronage OF the public-We beg to re-
turn our sincere thanks to our many
patrons and to assure them Of our high
appreciation of their valued patronage
Whatever our shortcomings in the past
may have been "Hamanum est errqre"
is the best apology We can offer, and
with it we promise amends-our defects
OF Ninety will be orr projections Of
Ninety-one-In asking, therefore, for
your patronage this year We do so know
ing full well that you will appreciate
our efforts to serve you satisfactorily
Your ipterests are identical with ours
to serve you is pleasure to us-In con-
clusicn, we wish our patrons all the
prosperity A Happy New Year can bring.
Your Faithful seryauta,
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New Years day, in spite Of the in.
clement weather, was a merry one in
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Last night Mr.. Parker, sixty.two yearr
cid, the iather-in-lsw OF Thomas How
ley, fell over the high bank ut Twentieth
street at the alley east Of Jacob street, q
distance OF sixty feet to the roadway
below. He was picked up by men EN-.
plOyed at the tunnel and carried int
one OF the boarding shanties, from where
Officers Carney, Wilkie and Donley
took him in the patrol wagon to his
home, between Twenty.iith and
Twenty.sixth streets on Jacob. He was
badly jammed and bruised, but was not
thought TO be seriously hurt.
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1920 Market street, over Wheat Il Han
cher's new Jewelry Store.
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Tho y. ~. Q. a. RecentIon.

The New Years reception ut the
Young Mems Christian Association yes.
terday afternoon aud evening was ss
much asuccess as those receptions have
been in the past. BY actual count, sos
persons called at the building. The
ladies, friendsof the members, received
the callers and served sandwiches, col.
lee and cake. At p. m. there was an
exhibition in the gymnasium, and at s
p. III. an entertainment in the hall OF
the building. Prof. Earle WilsNy, OF
Bethany College, delivered several
pleasing rcGitations, uld Mrs. PEBBLES
Talum and Miss Conner sang solos.
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NEW! NEWT NEW!

We are now In receipt Of q complete
line OF Fail and Winter WOoiens, con-
siStlag Of 0YercOatlpgs, sultlngs, fanta'
loonlHgs and Fancy Testings. which We
warrant 10 make up In ilrst.ClasS style
at reasonable prices and lit guRran' eed'
Il complete line Of Cent? Furnishing
Hoods in stock. Seamless herlnO aud
Fast Black Half Hose at 26c Q pair.
wear our celebrated all.wOol Knit
JscEefss @. HESS " SUNS,
1921 f. 1898 Market Street,
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The leading younger Jewish society
OF the city had very enjoyable hop at
Frarzheim's hall last night. It was q
full dress affair, and was attended by
about thirty couples. at midnight al
elegant banquet was served at the HoteI
Windsor, after which dancing was re-
sumed. It was one OF the most enjoy
able affairs OF the New Year season.
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John Doyle, an ex.policeman from
Steubenville, was at the police head
quarters yesterday searching for his son,
a boy OF fifteen, who hes not been seen
at his home since Monday. He is de-
scribed as five feet tall, having a scar on
his forehead. BE left homo with col
ored hotel porter. His father is very
anxious to hear OF him, but nothing
throwing light on his whereabouts was
Found hnra
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THE LASr CHANCE.

RergmaDn's Great Art Exhibition Mt 80
Twelfth GtrSet, eraHd Opera House
Block.
Those who have not seen it should 90
at once. II youshould go take the child
rem. They will never forget it. II is
exceedingly interesting to both old and
young. as well attempt in small arti.
Gle to deecribe the movements OF the
heavenly bodies as to attempt q descrip-
ton Of these wonderful automatic works.
It is constant wonder as to where the
material ends and the sensient begins.
What we wrote Of it last week We en-
phasize with the addition that every
body should see it while the last oppor.
tuntty is offered. Tomorrow is the last
day positively.
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Chains, silverwsre and everything in the
jewelry line. My stock contains articles
OF as good quality, and at as low prices,
as can be found anywhere in the city,
and peIaous who contemplate purchasing
anything in my line will do well TO call
and examine my choice stock while it ID
full and fresh. A. H. STAUvRR,
Mw&F 2l47 Market street,
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every respect, the receptions at both the
club houses being largely attended.
The german at the Wheeling Club in
the afternoon was led by Mr.. Stephen
Rice, assisted by Mr.. Harry stallman
aud Miss Mamie Fisher. A large part
OF the membership of the club was rep.
resented. The music was by the Opera
House Orchestra,
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Miss Matte Clarke received at the
residence Of her father, A. j. Clarke, on
the Island, last evening from eight to
ten. She was assisted by Misses Bruce,
Gene Irwin and Mary and Sherley
BroCkunier. An enjoyable tina was
had by those who attended. The Misses
BroCkunier performed double duty, as
they left this reception at nine o'clock
and assisted Miss Wilson.
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1891 1895

IF yoa cannet sev and need spectacles
YOU siOuld call on rs and hRye your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments ard more experience
than any other eptiCiaH IN the STATE,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
lunded, JACOB w. CRUSH,
JeWeler md Optlcian,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets
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EDw. L. Rose & Co, have on sale the
largest variety OF the most elegantly fin.
ished fancy wood Sewing Machines ever
brought to this city. And in the spirit
and good cheer Of Christmas tide they
are asking no more for them than fol
those OF plain wood, which at all TIMES
are the very lowest.1-ior cause see ad.
vsrtisemenE in another columns. Re.
member, you not only have choice in
woods, but get the best Setring machine on
earth. No. 81 Twelfth street.
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Qhe SntelLioenter.
ONCE Nov. IS and 81 Fourteenth Street.


Might school-wheellnR Business College.
WGnted-DCcorRtOr and EpRmel Worker:
Given Away-eeo. N. snook & Co'-Foutss
Grand Opera Householder Glue.
For Rcui-EIght Room Btlck House.
Wauted-A Young Man.
For Sale-9ns second Hand sideboart.
GlaSSwOrkerS' Funeral Notice.
Notice 10 Republicans.
liTIlryMTlour-Eourth Page.
FOR MsyoT-James A. DunniDg.
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Il, s o. oHolalS II Il sFs.

General Mausger A. Walter, Of the B.
& 0. road, is here on business connected
with proposed switch at Benwood. Su-
perintendent Holrood, OF the Pittsburgh
division, also arrived here yesterday to
meet Superintendent Sheats, Of Graf
ton. on other business.
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nrIoLln,er., onieers Elected.

AT a regular meeting OF Bricklayers
Union No. /, held at their hall on Mai1
street, the following officers were elected
to serve the ensuing year: President
N. @. Hamilton; Vice President, John
Falloure; Corresponding and Financial
Secretary, Louis n. Britt; Treasurer
Daniel Bodley Deputy, James Bodley
Alternate, William Bodley; Conductor
John Tracy; Doorkeeper, R. Pugh
Trustees, Jacob Britt, William Hercules,
James Bodley, William Bodley, N. O,