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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-13

The grand opera company which is to
present ''Mignon" on tomorrow evening
has created most favorable impression at
the Metropolitan opera house in New York
for several weeks, and its success has in
no small degree revived the interest in
grand opera which has been waning in the
metropolis for two or three seasons. The
cast is an unusually strong one and in
cludes artists of the first rank. A large
and cultivated audience will attend.
The return of the laughing success
"Niobe" on Friday evening will be hailed
with delight by all lovers Of refined comedy
acting. Bill Nye and A. P. Burbank, the
inimitable fun makers, come Saturday.
NYE AND BURBANK.
Bill Nye and A. P. Burbank will be the
attraction at the Hyperion Saturday eve
ming, January16 The mere mention of
this combination guarantees a crowded
house.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Another large and delighted audience
again witnessed the presentation Of s'Mss-
ter and Man" last evening. The last per-
formances will be given this afternoon and
evening.
Miss Hattie Bernard Chase, the clever
little soubrette, has purchased the only
trained team of reindeer known to be in
existence. They are driven through the
open streets daily, and appear nightly in
her Alaskan play Of "Uncls's Darling"
which will be presented the last three days
this week.
PRoCToR's OPERA HOUSE.
nc SEE.;kr -,
Ireland" his fathers masterpiece, which
will be the attraction this evening is said
to be well worthy of the most liberal
patronage. The play has undergone
thorough revision, much has been added Of
novel character, while not one of it's old
beauties have been eliminated. Scenery
of the most expensive kind illustrates tho
different scenes of the play, while a COM
pany, strong in every part, sustains the
cast. It is most likely that Mr.. Emmetts
success elsewhere will be duplicated in
this city.
Robert Mantsll comes tomorrow even
ing in gorgeous spectacular revival of
the e.Corsican Brothers." and Carmencita,
the Spanish students, and Roster & Bials
Vaudeville company hold the boards Fri
day evening.
LELAND T. POWERS TONIGHT.
Mr.. Leland 7. Powers has achieved fame
a. an impersonator Of character and the
entertainment furnished by him ii charm
ing in every respect. To say that it is
capital but feebly defines its excellence.
His impersonations are marvs1s of genius
He portrays characters with faultless
skin. Mr.. Powers will give 'sThe Shaugh-
raun" at the Hyperion tonight,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-13
We OFFER This WEEK
Our Immense
Spring
Importations
Swiss, Cambria
and Nainsook
EmbrOideries,
Edgings,
insertions,
All-Overs,
| Flouncings and
Matched Sets,
At Lower Prices than
ever before seen on this
continent.

SEE THE GRAND DISPLAY
Of styles in West Show
Windows of West Stores.
Hamburg Edgings at
1c, &c, Sc, SC, &c, loo,
IL 1-2c, 15c, 1sc, zoe,
25c and UP.
Hamburg Insertions at
Sc, SC, loo, IL lac, 15c,
1Sc, 25c and upwards.
All-Over Embroideries
at 4Sc, Csc, 75c, CSC,
$1.25, $3.50 and upward.
81 inch Hemstitched
Flouncings at SOC, Soc,
SOC, 75c. CSC, $1.25 and
upwards.
35 inch Hemstitched
Flouncings at sec, SOC,
6ec, 75c, csc, $1.25 and
upwards.
Also a great variety of
COLORED EMBROIDERIBS,
In neat and attractive
styles,
At Very Low Prices.
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Omcers Elected.

The Arion Singing society completed
the election of their officers last night as
follows: Recording secretary, Robert
Geier; corresponding secretary, John Wis
gerber; music committee, William Ger
mon; trustees, J. Richards, A. Harder, w.
Gnharf
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-13
CreatMark-DOVD
LacGS, GalZGS, DrapGry Nets,

For Evening Wear.
48 inch Point de Esprit
Drapery Net, stripe and
Polka Dot effects in pink,
blue and cream, never sold
under SOC yard. Reduced
to $50 yard.
48 inch plain and tinsel
Silk Gauzes in stripes and
plaid effects; colors or
ange, gold, blue, pink,
cream and black, never
before retailed less than
ST.. Reduced to SOC yard.
As inch Satin Stripe
Gauzes, ribbon border, in
cardinal, cream, blue, pink
and white, never before
sold under $3.50 yard.
Reduced to 75c yard.
4S inch all-silkLa Tosca
Drapery Nets, in stripe eff
fects; colors gold, pink,
cream and white. Regu-
lar retail price $3.50 I'd.
Reduced to 75c yard.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-13
For Constipation

Use HOFbI0ru'b Ac10 EM0Sphate.
DR.. J. r Fortson, Kiowa, Ind. Ter,
says: 81 have tried 1t for constipation,
with success, and think 1t worthy a thor
ough trial by the profession"
ia11 atAod 1tR
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-13
BETTER SERVICE.
Improved Police Duty at Fires-A
Letter From Chief Hendrick.
The following. pleasant letter was re-

ceived by Police Superintendent Treadwell
Smith yesterday:
Treadwel Smith, Esq, Superintendent of Police:
Dear Sir-It is with pleasure that call your at
tention to the much improved manner in which
police duty has been performed at fires during
your administration Of police affairs. It has
Gals. also desire this time to highly COM
mend the action of Officer Dippold for his early
discovery of the fire at Hewitt's drug store,
which. but for his prompt attention to duty,
would have destroyed many thousands of dol
lars. My best wishes attend you and your de-
partment.
Respectfully yours,
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In West Haven.

The residence of Mr.. Don S. Thompson
in West Haven was damaged by fire yes
terday about $50. Prompt work by the
fire department prevented the flames from
spreading. The fire caught from gasoline
stove, which plumbers at work in the house
were using,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-13
Two Important Bargains
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS.

About 38 doz. Ladies'
E m b roi d cred French
Lawn and Irish Linen
Handkerchiefs, slightly
mussed during the holi-
days and were sold at 25c
each. Go at IL 1-2c each.
Another lot of finegoods
in Embroidered Lawn and
Linen Handke r c b j e is,
slightly mussed, were sold
at SOC each. Go at 25c
each.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-13
A Great Game

Great Game.
The Nonpareils defeated the Victors yes
terday in closely contested game at the
Polo rink. The summary:
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WIN. NEELY Il co.

i
NEW HAVEN, Wednesday, January IS, %.
Weather To-Day---Razn.
TELEPHONE |
SECOND DAY
OF THE
WINTERFAIR|
The winter things and the
winter weather have come in
company.
The pleasant prices of the
just now winter things should
more than make up for the
unpleasantness of the winter
weather.
Make as much as possible of
the Winter Fair.
1t came here to help you
thro' January with as much
savings as possible.
1t came to help us get ready
counters for new things.
It came to help us both.
Remember the important
happenings inethe Winter Fair
are
twenty-five per cent. off CIoaks.
Twenty-Five per eent.off Lace Curtains
Mems Underwear Reduction.
Womsn's Underwear Reduction.
Boys Clothing Reduction.
In the "Housekeepers' Har-
vest :"
Cotton Reductions.
Linen Reductions.
Discounts Granite Ware.
Discounts Agate Ware.
Housekeeping Reductions.
AS we'll to recollect that the
"Housekeepers' Harvest" lasts
but till the END OF THIS WEEK.
The rest of your special
housekeeping savings must be
made quickly.
1t sends you pleasant cotton
greeting to-day.
Have an eye to some of these
honest values
| BLEAcHED CoTToNS
~ Langdon T6 &c.
~ Fruit of the Loom SC.
| ~ Lonsdale Cotton &c.
| ~ Dwight Anchor &c.
Brown SHEETING
10 bales - Brown sheeting sc.
| 10 bales a. Heavy Brown Sheeting &c.
10 Bales = Atlantic 4 sheeting SIC.
10 bales - Very Best Sheeting &c;
case Lonsdals Cambrics, quantity unlimited
&c yard.
WIDE Brown SHEETING
ceases o. Brown sheeting lie.
ceases "a Very Best Sheeting Ice.
| BLEACHED SHEETING
case 81 Pequot Sheeting 2oc.
2 cases "a Pequot Sheeting &c.
L cases l0-4 PeQuOt SheetipR CSC.
lPILLow CASING
case 4 4 inch inch tsnsson e 49, 49,
case case g inch pchI PsqS 20 la1fc.
|WM,NEET4eDG'
IA LIST OF BARGAINS
Evaporated Raspberries PC pound.
Evaporated Whortle berries Ice pound.
| Evaporated Blackberries 10c pound.
Evaporated Peaches 1sc C for 25c).
Rabbits Soap 2 Cakes &c.
gallons Kerosene Oil 3sc.
| doz Parlor Matches Csc.
Extra nice Rice, 8 lbs Csc.
Maple Syrup 25c bottle made from Maple Ssr
| pure as pure can be.
Fancy New Orleans Molasse
soc Gallon.
Finest Tea Csc pound.
Fine Java E os g. Csc pound p.s.
We Grind more Coffee and Sell more Tea tina
any House In the city.
r. ". Mills. 1872 State st.
il ANQH0VQ
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-13

From baby to grandma you find suitable
gifts ct Slysrthau,s, reliable jewellers.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-13
TIKI COURT RECORD.

Score, Nsnpareils 5, victors 8; stops, Williams
49, Clark Is; referee j. Peters.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-13
NTW ADVRTSEadENTs FOR TO-DAY.

Business University-The Hogarth.
Daily Chat-Wm. Nicely & Co
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup-At Druggists
Diamond Dyes-At Druggists.
Election-National New Haven Bank.
INTERCHANGEABLE Hyperion Theater
INTERCHANGEABLE roctore Opera House.
Fine Groceries-Johnson Brother.
Fer Sale-Tickets-C. e. Hart
For Sale-Shoes-Box 1873.
Lost-Pocketbook-45 Sumner Street.
Lost-Pocketbook-33 Center Street.
Oils-Thompson & Belden.
Paine's Celery Compounded Druggista.
Provisions-Pfaf & Sons.
Probate Notice-Estate of Nathan P. Seymour.
Probate Notice-Estate Of Lena Cytron.
Salvation Olaf Druggists.
Stoddard Lectures-Hyperion Theater.
Wanted-Girl-55 Trumbull Street.
Wanted-Girl-170G George Street.
Wanted-Girl-98 Ward Street.
Wantsd-Girl-SO9 Howard Avenue.
Wanted-Girl-12ot Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-13
APPOINTED sUpEnNUmERAnIEs

The Police Commissioners Fiji va.
cancies Last Evening-The Charges
Made Against Omcer Kelly Dis
mIssed-Other Business Transacted.
The police commissioners met last even
ing for the purpose of examining appli-
cants for positions on the police force who
have applied since January 1, 1891, with
view of appointing supernumeraries. The
question put to the various candidates
were as follows: Why do yeu want to be-
come policeman What do you consider
the duties of an of6cer9 Why do you wish
to change your present vocation for that
of . policeman Some of the answers
given by the applicants were novel, while
others we're of philanthropic nature, be-
ing DESTROYS of protecting life and proper
ty, and others were desirous of lettering
their condition financially. The following
men were examined: James Gillon, VIII
liam ]. Fry, William r.. Willday, N. N.
Powers, Owen L. NARROW, Martin Mac
Allin, James J. Grady, Thomas MeHugh,
81. 81. Daley, Thomas Blake, Patrick F.
Cannon, James F. Cody, John N. Kendall,
Oliver Clark, Peter Hayes, John Mcintyre,
John G.. Dippold, Philip Lautenbach, Ter
| renee J. Smith, Peter Harmon, George R.
| Mann, Thomas Trainor, Joseph n. Brown,
Richard II. Werner, James E. Donnelly
and William Bright.
The board also considered charges
| against Officer Kelly, preferred by John
| N. Hanna6n, a reporter of the Union.
Reporter Hannafin charged the officer with
| conduct unbecoming an officer. He said
that on the morning of January, 6 the
officer, who owns and lives in the house
in which ,r the complainant ia, also
very improper language toward him and
der the influence of liquor at the time, but
he did not charge him with that crime
Mr.. Hannafn also charged that his wife'i
health was considerably impaired by the
occurrence of that morning and intro
duced certificate from DR.. Alling to the
effect that Mrs. Hanna6n was suffering
from nervous trouble and that any excite
ment was in consequence extremely detri
mental to her.
Officer Kelly, in his own behalf, stated
that he had never used any improper
language to Mr.. Hannafin and was abso
lutely guiltless of the charges made against
him.
In executive session the board considered
the charges and voted to dismiss them
taking the position that the alleged mis-
conduct was committed while the Office
was off duty and therefore outside of thei
jurisdiction.
Applications from John L. VIM ani
Patrick F. Cummings for appointment OF
the force were received and ordered On file
In executive session the following wer'
appointed supernumeraries: John F. Ken
dali, Owen {. Marlowe, Daniel II. Kier
nan, John G. Dippold, James E. Donnelly
Peter E. Dsrgan, James J. Grady, Thoma
Trainor, Phillip Lautenbach, William q
Whillday, Peter T. Hayes, William Bright
James Gillen, Richard 81. Werner, Matthew
Powers, John T. Koran, John Mcintyre
Martin McAllen.
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WEATHER RECORD. ie
IHDloAIIoHs FOB TO-DAY.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTNKNT,
UTIICE OF THE CHIKT
Or THE WEATHER BUREAU,
WASHINGTON, DC, 10 Pm, Jan. IL, 1892
Forecast for Wednesday,:
For New England: Rain; southeast winds.
For New York: Light snow; slightly colder;
variable winds
Local weather Report.
FOR JANUARY IL, 1852.
8
An. I'm.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-13

The l.. 8. O.ss
+ The famous old local organization, the
L. S. O.'s, hold their annual banquet at
Loper's tonight.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-13

maHeuten1 oosoa- 'oneetzisd. ussd alwavs.i
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-13

Mean C6mp0r&tuf0, %.
Max. temp, 81; min. temp., rs.
Precipitation, .02
Max. velocity Of wind, 19-NE.
Total excess or deficiency of temperature since
January /, II degrees.
Total excess or deficiency of precipitation since
H. J. COX, Observer.
Nots.-A minus sign II predxed to thermom-
ster readings indicates temperature below zero.
A"T'' in connection with rainfall indicates
trace Of precipitation too small to measure.
sSnow is melted and resulting depth OF water
not known.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-13

Twenty-Five per cent. off Cloaks.
Twenty-Five per cent. off Lace Curtains
Mems Underwear Reduction.
Womsn's Underwear Reduction.
Boys Clothing Reduction.
In the "Housekeepers' Har-
vest :"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-23
IA PALM A.

LA PALMA. ansaess S2aissusns5' ass 1isnsn as las
pubcandose 6onabGtes por cierto POGO serios
que ponen mas ALA de las nubes los artlculos cofe
clones establecimientO de esta Capital Y
aqueos descubre intencion para nueso
permmos namar la atencon hacemos constar ante este
respectable pubco amigos de la Isla que La
Palma NADIA tiene que envidar nngun esabecimiento de
indoe tocante La bondad de los arculos que mpora
servcio La cada mayor auencia de parroqa
prueba refuabe de eo Que conste que todo, te
do 10 que vendemOs bueno pOr 10 10
jor, 10 que contrario Sc olga es.... Musca.
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Emulsion Creosotada

DE RABHLL
FnrmGceUticO de Ia UnWerSidGd de Id H060n0
Ec0z pOdaosO TeaediO para las efnedGdeS del pecho
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA del Dr. Rabef es un
magnifco maravoso agente terap6utco SECURE
en- la BrOnQss isis, LGrngs, ASmGs, CataTOs 1oses
nino Deodad general en- sqma para Las afecciones de
apetto vgoza las naturalezas mas empobrecdas Es e
remedio por excelencia.
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA DE RABELL nueva
unica original association de ACEITE DE BACALAO.
CREOSOTA e HIPOFOSFITOS DE CAL SOSA es una
delicada crema de oor basamico de gato sabOr
paladable hasta por los ninos.
Todos los enfermos Ia tomaran sin repugnancia con
acidad gustO Esta elaborada con esouisito esroero
Prue6ese Sc admirara su rapida accion curativa.
V6ase Ell ampo prospecto que acompana cada frasco.
De venta todas las Droguerias Boticas de la sa de
Cuba Deposito principal ta Reuni6n de jose Saba Hs-
bans PIartrRioo nrno1arSa de FE1uierTaafv.
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EMPRESA
OE YAPORES ESPAfOLES CORREOS OE LAS ANT7LLAS
YTRAsPORTEs MILITAREs DE
SORREoHsO S de HERRERA
HABANA


toen los d TO- M 20 % de cada Las cinco de Ia tarde
dRs de labor v & las dOce del dia en- los fegtiVoS
LINEA DE CUBA
egrdn solo hasta Santiago de Cuba los
Los Nuevttas Padre Gbara
Mayari Baracoa, Guantanamo Cuba.
escaa exception de las de Mayar,
adem&s tocara en- Sagua de Tanam6.
g. ecuSndOse enada Habana en- las chas correspondents
tes de 49, 20 y 3 de cada mes. .
Nnguno tocara etorno Guantanamo.
l~ LINEA DE PUERT0-RICO.
salen 1Oy vapore que de CO
del dis 10 Gibara Baracoa Guantanamo
b CabOHatiano POrauPrnce Puerto Plata Ponce Mayague
Agnada Puerto Rco Al rqtOrno hra escala
mismos puertos.
por Nuevtas Gbar, Guantanamo Cu-
b Santo Domngo Ponce ayaguez Aguadia
saendO los das % respective
ocaran Cuba los das % egandO Habana las
fechas coHTespondentes de A v IA de cada mes.
Nnguno ocardn retono Gua1ta
LINEA CAIBARIEN.
des saldra que tocando
Caibaren los HegadB
de pasaero escala sagua egara la Habana los
viernes.
sabados egara Cbarien dOmingOs
saendo Caibarien los despue
de tocara Sagua uegara La Ha
- REMoLCADOR.
empresa vapor A0wG potene para remoque po
las de M habtadO de bOmbas chiques uts
para salvalnent0.
SerVfciO cOsterO en- PuertO-ERicO
Por vapOr AVILES.
microbes
Este OeSe tOcandO puertos FardO Humacao
Arroyo Ponce, Mayague Aguada Arecbo vceversa respec
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AtenciOn aIPubHcO.

En- este estab1ecimento Las DetciGs de Puerto ca
lie de Tetuan numerO sc, baTatO pues
esta al acance de todas las forunas desde plato
ratio tres ochavos hasa Ell de veones que do
mas vaor. Hacere vista quedaran competamenie
satfechos tanto e impieza servcio come
en- La comida pues cuenta cocinero res
postero Venid sin detenerse que los quere complacer
45-1l DEOGRACIAS HERNANDEZ,
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sadrS amanecer por
Este oa puertos Faard Humacao
Arroyo Ponce Mayague Aguada Arecbo respec
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ChartGrs GrnntOn.

srnidl Dispatch 10 he In:eli5enecr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, May 23.-Cer-
tifcatcs of incorporation were issued to.
day as follows:
To tho Glendale Electrical Company,
with its principal Office at Glendale,
Marshall county. The capital stock is
5000, with the privilege to increase to
$4,000. The incorporatiors are William
Erskine and Daniel L. Heiskell, CT
Wheeling, A. Tomlinson, J. NJ. Booth
and Thomas Finn and Others, of
Moundsville.
The Central City Ferry Company,
with its principal Office at Central City.
The capital stock is $1,000, with the
privilege to increase TO $50, 900. The in
!GorPorators are Steven Dillon and John
J. Banks, OF Lawrence county. Ohio;
James !. F%rampton, 7. I. McCulloch
and Rufus Switzer, OF Huntington,
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MARTINS FERKY.e4.


'cc'uents md Incidents In that Thriving
City-Personal md Industrial.
The district conference ofrthe Meth
Gaistchurch will be hold in TIC Martins
lerfy NJ. L. church Monday, :aud Tues
Gay, june ID and II. AbontJonc hun
u'ed ministers and delegates arc OK
Pcctet. The different committees met
last night 10 make ARRANGEMENTS. Com.
ilnhIon will be held in this church next
sunday, and children's day. will DO held
y" June l. and old pcoplesnd hy June 10.
About 100 Martins Ferry people at.
;ehaea the quarto.centennial,at Bcllairo
, n hlsi,t, returning on a special train
midnight.
large number OF Martins FAIRY Re.
p"9llcans will accompany the delegates
ana a~lternates to Steubenyillethis morn.
ny" : a number went up yesterday.
me sale OF seats for the high sch COL
enhancement will begin Tuesday ut i
Ss.oeK' The admission, including re.
served seats, is 10 cents.
Misses Maggie Ralston and Mary
r nsa.y returned yesterday from the con.
, Iba"On ut East Liverpool, to which
wi. and Mrs. George n. Chalfant, for.
,rv'.y Of Martins Ferry, lost a three
'V "r, daughter in Chinareccntly.
:, Inc petoi the Mines will be PLAYED
m M ,re opera House by home talent to-
l,n Ms'; Il. \. Campbell, who is in Clevc-
'1I"' IS improving very slowly.
bn ri,,n y; iiayne has returned from 4
I'''SSs Trip to Anderson, Ind.
d., r'"AS Aink was in Pittsburgh yes ter
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To p,s - '''''h' nicng
MA h %NnSN Inc dragon Of disease and annihil.
low n Sln before his deadly talon, grow, or to al.
"'"' 10 attain dangerous maturity and dc.
49, sI'h"s Is the question OF paramount I'M
SImSnHn,,Ce 10 all afflicted with or,nnic. ~oilnen,
Dc; .sS tHsSe, Disorders of The EiIncys aud blad.
orpc, TINY iatll order II nnrcstriined AZ the
lion co,h Sheir Erowsh Is rapid. their cuImlnn.
dia6Stc, "a, nslShts disease. ordinary ucpllritis,
WESTON Of Tint" ibN o. me bladder" gravel, sup.
Hitter j., uisfesasded safely. Holsters Sto.nacl,
die innnhi Supsrb dcrurntive tonic, giving the
SarS Ihruse, Without eXciuhion 10 tho renal or.
;SciaS IN Te'saGs sircnythcning md resuiatsng
1t inti-pse oIaIioa with the rest OF tho system.
Stomach, ior vSi ViSos mud regularity into the
emIacna.ii a'atia mud rheumatism, and Is n prc.
Gad tLc comnnnS tonic for the ascd. -thc enfce6led
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SERIOUS TROUBLE FEARED.
Armed strikers stop rnssohGer Trains and
Troops Arc Sent For.

Armed strikers stop fhs>chEerTfnins niu
Troops Arc Sent For.
BOISE CRY, IDAHO, ~May23.-Governor
Wiley has wired President Harrison
.sing for tho necessary MD TO prevent
anticipated trouble from the striking
miners here. Yesterday he received q
telegram from Manager Dickinson, OF
The Northern Pacific, that n mob OF 500.
armed and unarmcd strikers stopped n
passenger train at Mullen, IdglJo, rcius-
iHy to let it pass. AS the result OF n
wlncil, tho telegram referred TO was
gnt requesting that tho officers OF Fort
Douglas, teal Salt Lake City, DO sent to
tho scene OF the difficulty. ITcialso Or
dercd the adjutant general .oftbc state
niIitia 10 hold himself in readiness to
move on a moments notice to the field
q action. Marshal Pinkham, starts to-
DAY. Word has been received from
MULLEN 10 tho effect that the miners will
not allow the n%on-union non to 60 TO
work in tho mines. If they attempt it
bloodshed will follow. III
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CHANGE OF RESIDEAPPHYSCIANJ

Achauge long in contemplation by DR.. Cope
lanl. by which he Is nble TO give the sick OF
Wheeling and vicinity the same skilliul and
enrrfn! treatment as Is given at his large cstab.
lishmcnt at Plttsbur III. Is with pleasure Mt Inst
announced. Dr.. LAWS G. Davis. latclynssocInted
with the Pittsburgh Offices OF U~ts;iEopelnud,
Hall md Byers. Is made Resident pl$s:GlGh OF
the Copeland Medical Institute. located ntll9l
Main street The Pittsburgh DispGtct has this
TO say OF this eminent physician:
Or. Davis graduated first nj the pride OF Penn
sylvanias Institutions, Jefferson Medical Col
lese. OF Philadelphia. in 1872. After two years
of private prhcticc he took the post graduate
course OF the ,wotld.famed Bellevue Hospital
Medical College, OF New York city, graduating
In 1857.
In addition TO these proud distinctions DR..
Davis hns special course diplomas In Physical
Diagnosis. under DR.. Janeway; Chemistry, I'M.
der Prof. Dorcmus, aud skin Disease under
Prof.. Shoemaker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

EHtIdI DlspaicH 70 he Mhl75enee'. j5W5
HARRISBURG, W. Va, May2S,-In the
Corporation election in this city to-day,
the Democrats elected DR.. J. W. Nc.
Sherry, the present incumbent, mayor,
by 50 majority and were victorious in
three out OF the five wards. II. L. Der.
~, (Dem.l, was elected in the First;
AN. Gilbert, (Dem.), in the Second.
Stewart West Butore, (Dem.), IN the
Third; Daniel Cline, (Rep.j. in tho
Fourth, and Hezekiah Mcdowell, CRep.),
in tho Fifth. McSherry carried tho
city last year by 1877 majority