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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-24


NOTICE.
The west Virginia China Company has on
hand AlRrge quantity Of finished and unnniShed
ware, and also shout $50 tons Of clay. about
forty i've tons Of flint and eighty tons OF spar,
and other things and materials used In
q well equipped pottery, together with Q
lot Of once furniture, which Il will sell
at private aale at lets than cost prices az
any time before the 2lIt day Of April next and
the balance or residue OF the materials and
things not disposed Of BY said 2IBt day Of April
will DO offered Of public sale a. the works OF
said company, beginning At 10 o'clock O. m. on
EAid 21st day Of April, 1891. PertonA desiring 10
purchase can call at the company's works on
-'' WEST VIRGINIA CHINA COMPANY. /.
by AUGUST RoLy, President. ap2
The aboye mlo has been postponed until
TUESDAY, A ;hRs lpSh Ss S2d c s5Sf
by AUGUST Rolf. President.
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For Pent.

No. 2Sc4 ChRpllne street. %
no. 70 Eighteenth street, store ru0m..".....sl0 %
no. 2Ul1 Main street, store room.
No. 202l Main street, Atore room.
No. 2lO2 Main slrGet, store room.
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Loose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipation. 25c per boz, 5 boxes for ST..
For sale by Logan Drug Company. paw
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James A. Henry,
Real Estate Agent, o. g. Claim Attorney,
Expert IN Tension Clliml
imrsO 1912 Market street.
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HANLoN-VoLTERs
MISS MILE cARLoTrA,
rE SSES nh fnEHf aSRts ~ GSon f

With Five Forest bred LIonH Ll0us hIuIlN IFIuy
ing with the German boar hound saxon, an
Grand Tfiple Circus. More than 900 perform.
ers giving many RcW at ore time in Three Circus
rings, The bOst aud largest circuses on earth.
Real Roman Hlppodr0me. Roman standing
Races, Roman Chariot Races, ElOphantVh Camel,
crn Running, Hurdle aud 6teGple Races, Races
OF ali kinds
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GENEIsAL NolrICEs.

HRSRY h. PRNDLEToN,
Rpib nav Clerk Board OF Commissioner
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N. L. BLAZE, ALDERMAN, Fifth Wsrd,
Scranton. Pa. stated Nov. 9, 'sS: he
had used Dr.. Thomss' Electric 0ilior
spralns, burns, cuts, bruises and Iheu.
matisn. Cured every time. paw
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PROPOSALS.. :
TooARPENTER coNTRAOToRs.

BIDS arc solicited for doing an extensive Iob Of
carpenter work. All material will be iutnisnea
and the contracting carpenter VIII have % ini
uISh only implements, tools and labor, and give
Iccurity for tie faithful Performance Of con'
tract. Plans and specifications can be seen On
AVID Alter Monday, April o. At The once OF y. y.
GIesgy, architect In Reilly'B building. Bios
AVA JAMES L. HAWLEI.
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IuE G. A. r. boys have been having
a good time in BuCkhannon, which
stands high up in thelist for beauty and
is second to none in hospitality.
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WTANTED-oNE MAN AND TWO
w girls Wh0 understand machine etching
on glass. AddrtS "ETCHING," lntelligeneer
nllnA ~ apl ]
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A GENTLEMAN TO TAKECHARGE
~ OF all or portion OF the state Of West Viz
RinlR, for q Southern Building Loan AHoata-
lion. Improved plan. Llberal contract. Ad.
dress v. BRtvERD, Director Of Agencies, I. ..
uOR 40 RayRnnah TIA Ap23
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$500 Reward /!

We will nay tho above reward for any th.c or liver
Complaint DyspopSiA Sick ncadhchC, INDIGESTION Con
stIpAtiOn or cO4t!VoHGIB We cannot euro win WcEs
Vegetable LivcrFils, WhCntho directions arc strictly
complied with. They purely Vegetable, and never
fall 10 give satisfaction, Sugar Coated large boxes
containing - Pills Is cents nSwarO Of HNNntrrlel,B
and ImItAtiOna Tho genuine manufactured only "
THE JOHN Q. WEST COMPANY, CHICAGO, Ill
Sold by NOLAN BROTHERS. corner Market
and Twelfth 6tE.. Wheeling. W. Va iAl2NvEAu
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in West Virginia arc having q practica
demonstration Of the fsct that the Nc
Kinley Bill has reduced taxation.
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West Union and Roney's Point, 400 cubic
yards Of mGcadamizing; d1t two miles, 16e cubic
yards; second two miles, $50 cubic yards. and
last three miles, 100 cubic yards.
TRtdle, and Watden's Run, 30 cubic yards oil
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WTANTED-RELIABLE MAN.
w Every town aud manufacturing estAb.
liBhment 10 act as our agent No interference
With other work. $50 monthly. Address q.
LENGZ MeLuro HonEe Ap24e
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DOR SALE OR RENT-A FARM
y containing g acres Of land, located on
Peters Run, Ohio county, W. Va, There y on
OF outbulldiDgs. A fne orchard tApple trees,
a lFst class country road TO the place, good
water aud good fences For particulars inquire
Of MRS. GERTRUDE KUHS, on the place o. o.
MR., LopIs KUHN, CD Main street Wheel
ing, W. Va. Rp2le
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Bucktannon. ". Va, Aprl2O.
BgLI,AlRE BRIEFS.
A Good GrIst Of Nsws from the Glass City.
Personal NoteA.


Good GrI.t of Nova from the GLASS CITY,
Personal Notes.
- uA..IT ro,,ILo 4. L., ~, ats, an hrs,rs..
tSuAe e N Wv 80 a,o.,.,n.aS. :,
!lekSts IoI w EtAnA hehnlb e'eF 1ie
going IKE WiIuhFe'
The Phillips Will take the Masonic fraternity
10 PoWhAtAn 10 night, leaving at $40.
FYed Grim. Young man hofe. fell down a paiE
Of steps at Gor6y's, and broke his right wrist.
Pour sections. forty Ave cars and lIx baggage
cars sontSininR the bsgpsTS oi eInIgrSnts, psSsed
throuU6 mere weSt hound yesiariay,
~ ~ ~ IT,,
III y, ,5SiI,u Q, al ny . enS ~ PsI y
ILL., M! " Is or.e ~, Wa1rS,SSy t'S'' - "'
hIf !. ~ a M iSs'ueaC 60 W "ea ny -,
-: ODetm1an, WY tsIt wv W. sev W
Monu9, WHY LnAt " At LINZ sSy ~ ~ H. ~
NAIIen LOT iLhIo Np EHlh' ava! UP n 1ne
mountains oi luAno'
X. II. Boswell, OF GAINESVILLE, u. r. Jones, oil
MCConnelGyille, W. o. Nerkle, OF MilleBburR,
and Fred Williams, Of Cambridge. were all In
the city yesterday In attendance ct meeting oil
the State Marble Cutters Association.
Miss Mary McCloy and John Johnson al
nj III Ridge, were married at the home Of the
bride here last night. lheIr marriage was 4
surprise TO their most Intimate friends, VINO,
however, wished them all the happiness imlRIn'
able,
rTha sudden ,vtrA .to,,,, an waduo,A.v n,sh,
h,a,s Sos.T t,"Ht SsCea v,u,pSSSrS Sy3 M
S!S ,ho 100 Sn,SnS ,nnt sThs.S oss
w. ~ - y, 4, H. h,,, Ncra tSaso hn.t
~ ~ Wy ~ s,nss, sS.S LUZ
!u,Ios sSu VI "i'es" A1Hu'Se eAi0 "Ss P1e'S
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CEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will 30 received by the Elee-
State of West Virginia. uutil April S, 1881, ~ Y
O'Clock noon, for the materials and macnlneLy
and the erection OF Q four hundred ltgg no
lIght electrical street lighting installation ios
Sneciacations on ale Ia the once OF the BoaId OF
GaS TrnStees ~ aid city. Bids % be for me en-,
tiFe plant or for any part thereof, q set iotth W
aid plans and specifications. All piol 70 " y,
one tiiouiand ID, 900 dollars, to the city o.
WhealInR, 70 be forfeited 10 said city upon tne
isiluFe Of tho successful bidder 70 sign Tue
Contract and give tha bond required. ,,,nN,s
isiancdl ELECTRIC LIGHT COMMISSION.
P, E.FARRELI, Chairman.
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THERE is A MEDICINE

remedies, roots, barkS herbs and berries, and
possessing marvellous curative powers over all
diseases Of tho stomach. liver, kidneys, bowels
and blood. This medicine known as BurdOCE
Dyspepsia, BilINuEness, Constipation, Headache.
Bad Blood, ScroiulG, ETC., that the propriGtOfs
now guarantee II. and VIII refund the price 10
any peTfon not Eati, aed after using the whole or
part Of the arst bottle. II costs you but cont
dose. then why suffer when you run no risk Of
loss III trying q remedy which has cured so many
otheFs2 It also proves wonderfully successful ID
curing scrofulous ENellIngS and cancerOus dis
eases, convincing evidence Of which we Will send
By mail on application 10
FOSTER, MILpuRNS CO..
anp1,NWFkRow RnfTAlh v
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PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE

OF valuable real estate, corner Main and Twpn.
tieth street,, Known as 1917 and 1873 Main StfSct
liuot sold before, At private sale, shall oder Al
public sale Rt the font door Of the Court HOu,e.
iSgi' n 10 o'c'ock n. m ne Sboys mspII1I ~
property. consisting OF lot Is feet, fronting 0It
Main street, and running back n leeI on
Twentieth street, ~ shown by ICCent survey
made by the city surveyor. There Is lSIla
substantial double brick Store-TOom and dwell.
lag on lot, containing twenty-five rooms. SVilS.
bic for hotel, stores or warehouse, OF with
BlIRhI alterations, coed manufacturing me.
Good cellars undEr the whole house. F0, M.
Their Info: mation call on or adde's
~ ". q. HALLER, AuctIoneer.
or JOHN J. RAnER,
aplB 1921 Main Street, Wheeling, W Va
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EOR sALE-A DRY GOODS. AND
II Grocery store. doing good business IN .
town for IS yeAFR. Good reasons ior wanting 70
sell. is. HARRI4uN, Martins Fern. o. aP22
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WHEELING, APRIL "a, 1891.

THERE is no need of an earthquake
when a powder magazine can do as much
damage as was done in Rome.
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Washington & Jefferson College,

Resolved Seats, SC cents. General admission,
80 cents. seats on sale al O'Clock IuOkday
morning, April Is, 1891, at F. W. BaumHr's
music BlOIe. ApA
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Having been appointed administrator for the
estate Of @. II. Dlnger, deceAeed, persons know.
Ing themselves indebted will please call aud
settle. ThoSe having accounts against the e.
tate will please present them for payment, prop
J.. DAN'L DINGER,
AMI Administrator,
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WANTED.
EXECUTORS SALE.
F,x,EIloETg1T,oCSRR,Ess ,, SALE OF YALU1;

d BILE PROPERTY.
Twill offer for sale at tho front door OF ,ho
Court House OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, MAY 18th, 1881.
At 10 O'Clock .: m, tho half lot on which IL at.
contains eight rooms, good cellar, hot aud cod
water. both gAles
TRRNS-An tho purchase money In cs,h. ex,
cept 1850, which Is 70 DO paid March l6, isji,
with interest from the day Of Eale IN two in.
second when The note Is due.
Also, on the same day At 2 O'Clock D. m I
will sell at No. " Fifteenth street ali the HOUSE.
hold and Kitchen Furniture In EGId houIS.
Terms cash. 'N'
JAMES D. RODLEY,
Executor OF the will Of James Bodlcy, decca,ea.
w. II HALBER, AuctiOueer. RplS
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A GENTS WANTED TO SELL
BARsuMs oTN BOOK
Life Of The TOlld.Rsn.Rltd ShOEmll

His early life and struggles; bold ventures and
brilliant successes; wonderful career IN which he
made and lost fortunes, cAptiyAted kipg!,
queens, nobility aud millions OF people; bis
Genius, Wit, elOauGhCe, public heneiactoT, life
a. a citizen. etc. A remarkable story, abound
Ing in fascinating incidents, thrilling episodes
and marvellous achievements, Most complete
life OF hurnum, comprising nearly COO pages, and
fully illustrated, written by himself, 70 which
Is added history ni bis life the post two year,
with tho account 81 his death and. burial. The
price n low, commission larEe aud the demand
mutt be great Call on or address,
]. N. CLoueToG,
Publisher's gent, le20 Main Street,
Rp2l Wheeling. W. Va.
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AT THR THEATRE.


The tqatS for the concert to 10 given al the
Ouera Houfe next Monday evening, BY the op.
~ HolSe OfchegtfS, will DO put on sale q o. A.
HOUSES music score this morning. Following
q tie TtIy attractive programme announced iof
that OCCASION;
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hereby certify that bond and security has
been given o. required by law, BY ". r. Hub.
bard, tho special commissioner In the above en-.
"''S>' S' JOHN ". MITCHELL,
Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County
kFEII. n, 1891. AP0
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-sTORE ROOM, COR.
Il Third and Main streets. Apply Y =
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6.5OO rAxpA1RRs

in this State are thus relieved Of direct
taxation by one clause Of the Mckinley
Bill; but the Democratic papers are
silent as the grave on the subject. The
taxpayers are finding 1t out however.
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UyANTED-A GOOD M0LpER ON
w general machine work. PATItN, HALL
& pA1IlN, Marietta, D. Bp4
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For SALE.

FOR SALE.
Ihirty;aye acres stone and coal land, Rush
Ron, Ohio.
seycntyfyc acres Land, Short Greek ...-..:s leo
seSOnteeA And eRehRlt NcIcs land half
mile NeAt lower point Of Island ....,.....s 8 900
Desirable residence one mile west Of Bridge.
Three and One.Ali acres land near we.t1tb
10. 1917 South street, tthc late HHbbard saw
mIll.)
No. 1917 South strcot.
Three and onc-hali acres Of land in Liberty
township.
Three.roomsd house, MT Wood section,
No. 2SSl and 1858 Woods streets 400
Twenty'one gharea Rlye1ide Glass Works
No. q Alley i, corner Alley and Alley 5.
Price, $3.50.
fronE ABOUT $40 feet on National road, with
iourToomed frame house and 200 Fruit Trees.
Price, $3.50.
Lot 70 81 $50 feet, Elm etoyc.......,.......s 2S
EOs d and IS Alley SO
Nos 2gt and e9O6 ChRpline 5g
No. 1908 McCol0ch w
10. 302S McColoc .......... GOO
No. 1921 and 1873 Main EtIeot...,.......".....-
No. 2ll0 and 2ll2 Main .......,........
No. 2g0i aud 20CG hAin street.,......-..........-
No. 26Oi Market stTeet...... 49,
40. W Ohln httcet
No, lh9 South Penn Btreet V00
30. 60 North Front underground 90 by
about 100 S,og0
No. 1904 Chaplinc 2,JC0
NO. 2li Eon street......., luOg
no. Sell ChRpine 4o0
No. 2dO6 Main htree1''.... tEVO
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4. Symphonic No. Q" In G msjo ......J. Haydn
s. Vocal Alpine Rose" Leoer
String Instruments and HAIp......R. wagner
)"FilrtAtion"-tor string Instrument.
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pAR1 FIRST

/. oyerturc-'Fi Beethoven
4 Vocal solo-"4rietiG from FreIsChustz,,,, -.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GEN.
w BRAI homework. Apply TO No. %
S0uth Perm street, lklapd. apps
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The Sick IiHt

Mr., James A. McConnell's condition
was slightly improved Yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret Il. Allen, who lives at
TIA Third street, is i'll with the grip.
Mr.. j. r. Tillett, bookkeeper for e.
81. Stewart & Co., has been i'll for the
past few days with an attack of bron,
chitis.
Mr.. D. d. Staples, IF Col. Brooke's
Office, is recovering from an attack OF
tho grip.
General Manager J. +. Christian, OF
the Roanoke Street Railway Company,
was better yesterday and his friends
hope to SEQ him out in few days.
Mr.. Ferdinand Rorer, Jr., who has
been sick with the grip, is convalesing.
Mr.. w. w. OBrien, tho expert
accountant. who has charge of checking
up the books of tho city officials, is
recovering from his recent attack of the
grip.
Mr.. L. w. Noell is gradually getting
over the painful effects of la grippe.
DR.. 5. G.. Staples. who has been quite
i'll is recovering. He will be able to be
out in day or two.
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AT rHE BRIDGE WORKS.

Three Car Loads Of Material for the Fleo.
trio Works
Tho American Bridge Works is still
working full force of hands, and the
probability Is that considerable new
work will be commenced in q few weeks.
as negotiations are pending for several
jobs for different industries in this citv
and adjacent towns.
Three cars were loaded with material
tor the electric light plant and placed
In position yesterday. This lot is of
work consisting Of the boiler attach.
ments and fronts and other machinery
to be used in the construction of the
plant,
Work on the new cantilever bridge
for the Roanoke Development Company
is progressing satisfactorily, and work
on Park street overhead bridge is about
half done. The heaviest of the work
on these bridges is now about complete,
but there remains greatdeal Of detail
work to be done yet.
The company is gradually making
improvements about the works, and now
nave everything in excellent sh ape for
carrying on work. A new oil house has
been started which will be complete in
week. This will be used to store the
oil and waste used about the shops.
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NOTICE.
ROANOKE, Dec. 10, 1891.

ROANOKE, Dec. 10, 1891.
! To the public:
difficulty having arisen between tho
proprietors of the Herald Office and the
Union mon employed therein, we deem
1T proper to make statement Of the
facts for general information.
Commencing at the beginning, the
trouble dates back for q long time in
reference to pay. Some time since the
Roanoke Typographical Union, No. 60,
deemed 1t necessary and just for the
protection of their members that a GER
tain day of each week should be fixed
as payday, giving the employers three
days grace after the ending of each work
ing week.
This law has been complied with by
all employers except those of the
Herald. A fow weeks ago the law was
suspended upon the assurance of the
business manager that he would pay
next day, and that it would not occur
again. But the following week there
was more trouble, although they
finally paid off. The next week he
stated he did not know whether he
could pay off that day, or the day after,
or when, and failing to give satisfaction
to an officer Of tho Union, the men were
ordered out and have not received their
pay yet.
The executive committee of the
Union have called on the business
manager several times, and failing tc
obtain any idea when the matter would
be adjusted, the Union in full session
has declared the Office unfair.
BY order of the Union.
ROANOKE TYPoGRApHICAL
lSeall UNION, No. GO.
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LEMON ELIXIR.
Pleasant, Elegant, Re,tabla,

Pleasant, Elegant. Reliable.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and
palpitation of the heart, take Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach,
take Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or.
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozleys Lemon Elixir will not
fail you in any Of the above-named dis
eases, all of which arise from torpid
or diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or
bowels.
Prepared only by Dr. ii. MOTLEY,
Atlanta, GA.
SOC and 81 per bottle. at druggists.
LEMON HOT DnUrs
Cures all Coughs, Colds. nuarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hrmorrhage
and all throa. and lung diseases. Ele.
CANT. reliable
IS cents at uruggists. Prepared only
by DR.. Il. Motley, Atlanta. Ira.
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OFFICERS ELECTED.
The Roanoke Development and Guarante.
COmpRny's Annual Meeting

The Roanoke Development and Guarantee
COmpany's Annual Meeting.
Tho annual meeting of tho stockhold-
ers of tho Roanoke Development and
Guarantee Company was hold in the
Office of the Fidelity, Loan and Trust
Company yesterday afternoon.
The reports of tho officers showed
that, considering the dull times, tho
affairs OF the company were in q very
favorable condition. Officers were
elected for the ensuing year as follows:
President, JOS. Il. Engleby; vice pre-
sident, Jas. S. Simmons; secretary and
treasurer, Geo. McCahan. Direc tors: f.
d. Kemp, w. A. Pattie, w. NJ. Wager,
e. IL. Stewart and w. p. Dupuy.
The office OF solicitor was not filled.
The meeting adjourned until the 10Th
instant at o'clock, when it will be
held in the Office of the Fidelity Com
pany.
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The Terry Building.

The handsome structure at tho cor
ner of Jefferson and Campbell streets,
known as the Terry building, is rapidly
nearing completion and unless the
weather interferes it will he under roof
early next mo nth. Then the plasterers
will be set to work and the inside of tho
building finished as rapidly as possible.
The steam filters and plumbers have
already commenced to put in their
pipes. The first room which will bo
finished is the one which will be &C.
cupied by the Roanoke Trust. Loan and
Safe Deposit Company, Of which Mr..
Terry is president This company will
occupy tho large corner room on the
ground floor. The other offices will
then be finished in regular order. Most
all of the desirable rooms have already
been rented.
+. j. Amweg. the contractor, is push
ing the work forward rapidly.
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VIRGINIA NOTES.

DR.. E. G. Arthur, well-known resi-
dent of Powhatan county, died Sunday
at his residence near Huguenot Springs.
Major William Taylor, of Clarke, the
father Of DR.. Hugh M. Taylor, Of
Richmond, died at his home in Berry
vile Friday night.
w. L. G. Garrett, for many years a
bright member of the Richmond bar.
died at tho city almshouse yesterday of
bronchitis. He was probably about
fifty years ofage.
Sunday night the postoffice at Suffolk
was entered by burglars. A large guam
tity Of the mail was destroyed and lot
carried of. All the valuables were de-
stroyed or carried away, together with
some of the mail bags. The safe was
not troubled. There is no clue to the
thieves.
1t is stated that Senator John S. Bar
bour is in favor of the passage by this
Legislature of conservative railroad
commission law. If it is necessary for
him to do so the Senator, it is believed,
would go to Richmond to urge this view
upon his friends in tho two houses.
The West Point Terminal are said to be
very earnest in their opposition to the
passage Of a railroad law.
A conference of Alliance members OF
tho Legislature and others was held il
Richmond last night, at which was dis.
cussed tho Kent bill for the establish.
mont of railroad commission. Mr.
r. c. Kent, the author of the measure
introduced in the Legislature at the last
session, presided. Tho bill, which is
modelled after the Georgia commission
law, with some modification, was read
and discussed.
The work of Transforming the Hygeia
at Old Point into winter resort goes
bravely on, and will no doubt be com
pleted early in January. Tho exterior
is being painted light cream color
which gives the building handsome
appearance.
The contest for the James City county
judgeship, made vacant by the death Of
Judge Farthing, is waxing warm
There are five candidates, viz: Robert L
Armistead, VIM. Ii. e. Morecock, OF
Williamsburg; Cyrus A. Branch and OK.
Judge Henry b. Warren, of James City
and Sydney Smith, OF York.