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Evening journal., 1892-03-23
Want Judge Maynard Removed.

want Judge mhHnAfu AemoNeu.
NEw YoRK, March 2l-The committees
appointed by the Bar association to investi-
gate Judge Maynard's connection with the
contested election cases made its report to
a fun meeting OF that body, over 400 mem
bers being present. The report is a lengthy
one, and after reviewing the committees
investigation and Judge Maynard's letter OF
explanation to Judge Earle, concludes thus:
Your committee does not suppose that tho
conduct Of Judge Maynard furnishes any suin
cient ground for his impeachment, as IL Is not
misconduct in his ofiiee as judge. but i'm
peachment is not the only remedy which It IN
within the power OF the legislature 10 supply.
Your committee, therefore, reports and recon-
mends the adoption OF the following resolution:
Resolved. That a copy OF this report be trans
mitted to the senate and assembly, and that
these bodies Be respectfully requested to con-
slider whether the conduct of Judge lssac H.
Maynard. therein mentioned. does not demand
an exercise OF the power 70 remove judges vest
ed by the constitution in the legislature.
The report, signed by Frederic r. Coudert,
James c. Carter, John Z. Persons, Clifford
A. Hand, f. Randolph Robinson, John L.
Cadwallader, William b. Hornblower, Elihu
Root and Albert Stickney, was received
with great applause and was adopted unan-
imOusy.
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rhnuer Afler nord Ae.In.

OMAHA, March 28.-John NJ Thayer fled
in the supreme court at Lincoln a petition
asking that the Judgment Of the court
granted March 16 on the mandate Of the
United States supreme court be set aside
and that he be given leave to file a reply to
Boyd's answer in the case and that day be
set for trial 1t win be several days before
the court win decide on the motion If It
is granted the whole case viii be retired,
but this time Boyd viii remain in the ex-
ecutive chair, as writ Of custer cannot
issue
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or~an,.sa for cleveland.

BIRMrNGHAM, Ala, March sS.-Two thou
sand Democrats gathered at Erswen han
here and organized the largest Cleveland
club in the south by electing J. p. TillmaR
its permanent president. Resolutions were
passed urging that Alabama send Glove
Land delegation TO Chicago
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colonel Estill Resiens.

SAVANNAH, Ca, March 2s.-Owing to ID
health and a desire to rest Colonel ]. H
Estill. Georgias member Of the national
Democratic committee, has resigned. Tho
state central committee win fiji his place.
Evening journal., 1892-03-23
GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE
CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON.
THE DIAMOND STATE CLOTHING Co.
They Cut Wide Swath as They Proceed Reap the Fruits
Of Honest Endeayor-Giving to all Classes an Oppor-
tunitv to cothe themselves in Elegant
STYLES at Popular Prices

We are heartily encouraged with the hearty welcome extended to us
L. M o Of wilmington Thousands have already honored with
% and they many things in vast establishment very much
from what thew been accustomed to seeing They have
% that carry line of goods superior to anything ever
before offered in this city. -
aim to get he confidence of the public and to this
willing to 90 Of the We intend to merit the
appreciation those who buy Clothing by giving them exceptional
bargains.
Evening journal., 1892-03-23

that greeted the
reading by Mr..
Tracey Dem, N
Y.l of a dispatch
announcing { b Q
election in Texas
Of Representative
Roger z. Mills to
the United States
senate from that
state. The ap
plause was as cor
dial on the Repub
lican side as 1t was
on the Democratic
side. The result Of
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WIlminKaon Distrlct.


LOUIS K. BARRETT. Presiding Elder
Betnel and Summit-G. W. Bowman.
Charleetown-E. II. Hynson.
Cherry Hin and Union-T. b. Hunter.
Chesapeake City-I. q. fOenOcht.
Chester-E. 3. Mace.
rhristiana -E. g. Oswald.
Claymont q. r. Wood
Delaware City-A. p. PrettymGn.
Elk Neck-Edwin Gardner.
Elkton and Crouch's 4. l.. Wood.
HOckessin AT q Ebenezer-D. II. Corkran.
Hopewell-B. n. Price.
Marshallton-C. X. Williams.
Mt. Lebanon and union-James Conner.
Newark and w esley-W. J. Duhadway.
New Castle-r. Il. Martindale.
Newport and Eismere-A. $. Mowbray.
North Enst-W. G.. Ke0ns.
Port Deposit-Adam Stengle.
Port Peun-D. j. q ven, supply.
Rising sun and Sylvester, Md E.
Bryan
st. GeoTges--E. L Hardesty.
Brandywine--J. u. Otis.
COokman--W. l.. White. Supply.
East Lake and Edge Moore--C. II. ker-
Epworth-Isaac Jewell.
Grace--JOhn Y, DObbins.
KingswOOd--H. 3. Dulaney.
Harrison Street. r. B. Short.
Madeley-D. n. WAddell.
Mt Salem--W r. Avery.
st. Paul's-T. r. Terry.
ScOtt-John France.
SilverbrOok--M. n. Bowman.
Swedish Mi ssion-Charles Nostrum.
Union--E. L. Hubbard.
Wesley--J, h. Qulgg
Zion-L. w. Layheld.
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FOUR TRIPS DAILY
TO
PHILADELPHIA.
Fast River Passenger Service

The Wilmington Steamboat
Company, commencing Thurs
day, March "A, will run steamers
Brandywine and City of Ohes-
ter, from Fourth street wharf
as follows: T.30 a. M, 1870
a. m; l p. m, 4.15 p. m.
Leaving Chestnut street
wharf at 7.30 a. m, 1915
a. m. 1.3O p. m. and 4 p. m.
Fare one way, 30 cents; ex-
cursion ticket, 90 cents, good
for 30 days.
All boats will stop at Market
street wharf, Chester.
Freight received all day at
Chestnut street wharf, Phila-
delphia, and four deliveries
daily in Wilmington.
Passengers packages received
and cared for when sent in
"care of agent" without charge.
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We were busy until after 10 o'clock
last night selling off our stock at half price.
Remember this is the last week of the old
firm, and after Saturday night the balance
Of the stock will be sent to New York auc-
tions. You may as well have it. A full
assortment of Mems, Boys and Childrens
Suits, Overcoats and Odd Garments.
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Our Merchant Tailoring DEPARTMENT

Piece Goods We right
everything great advantage being able give
this department r. CHARLES CONWAY,
and designs all garments does not admit that he has equal
Perfect fit kmanhp guaranteed every instance We will
show YOU how chepy man Custom.
you will 1t you nothing get
ideas on how 10 5ress fashionably and cheaply
CALL AND SEE
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DISSOLUTION SALE.

The cO-partnership existing between Max
Ephraim Co., will be dissolved Saturday night
Mr. Max Ephraim will continue the business thereafter
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-. > pnrt of Entlr.

WAsuISCrON, March 23.-Ihe treasury
department. has designated Newark N -
pert OF eutry.
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REWARDS

9I0 O0IN COLO. WRITE TO THE
TfV.UU Co Operative Bicycle Company,
eighth and Market streets. for their grand
Word Hunt prize offer. Open 70 all.
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WANTED. 1.-TWO OR THREE COM
w muniosting rooms. X, this office.
DOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
with heat and bath. No. Cos King street.
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anIIahnrx DIstrInt.

w. II. CORKRAN, Presiding Elder.
Annameesex-O. s. Walton.
Asbury--C. 3. Baker.
Barren Greek p. Outten, supply.
Berlin-Wilmer Jaggard.
Bethel-Edward Davis.
Biahopville- g.. n. Anderson.
Cape Charles City-W. o. Hurst.
Crisfield-H w. Ewing.
Chincoteague- II. Jones.
Deals Island-W. II. Valiant.
Delmar-L. p Corkrau.
FairmOunt--C. w. Prettyman.
Fruitiand-T N. Given.
Girdletree e. II. Derrickson.
Gumboro--J. A. Brewington.
H0llan1's Island--W. ii. s. Williams.
lsaurtl-S. n. Pilchard.
Mount Vermont. T. Pr0use.
Nanticoke--F. ]. Cochran.
Millsbors--James Carroll.
Newark--W l.. =. Bowen.
OnancccK-E. q. Atkins.
parsOnhurg W. w. Chairs.
Parksley-J. II. Wilson.
POcomoke Circuit w. n. Conway.
pocomOke City-W. A. Wise.
Powellville- q, W. Hastings. supply.
Princess Anne-C. r. Sheppard.
Quantico J. NJ. Mitchell.
Qulndookqua-N. r. Northrup.
kOxanna-C, II. Wyatt.
Rea IA W larf-Eben Welsh, supply.
Salisbury-C. A. Hill.
st. Peters-Warren Burr.
elbyville-rheodOre r. beecham.
SharptOwn-T. g. Smott.
Smiths lsiand-J. W, Gray.
Snow Hill Il. Sypherd.
Somerset-n. r. McFaul
StOcktOn-Newton McQuay.
Tangler-Z. II. Webster.
WestOver-C. X. Morris.
Whiteeville-k. II. Miller
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Townsend Frank Fletcher.
Talbot. NJ. Collins.
Trappe- G.. $. Conoway.
TilRhman--J ID. leRtes.
Wye and Starr-J II. Geoghegan.
Dover District.
X. II. ADAMS. Presiding Elder.
Beckwith--W Dawson.
Bridgeville w. y. Compton.
Burrsyille-J. E. Graham and J. W. Poole.
Cambridge III. Howard.
Camden-P II RRwlins.
Cannon-T. S. Williams.
Church Creek-C. w. Chapman and John
Sewel.
Grape no be supplied.
Denton-G. w. Townsend.
dorchester n. b. Kirby.
Dover--W. L. s. Murray,
Dover, Second Church G. W. Bounds.
East New Market--Ashury Burke.
Eiiiott's iSaqs Island bernard x l1sqd wheatiey.
Farmington--W. NJ Green.
Federals Dodd.
Feiton-T. II Haynes.
Frederica-S II Maxwell
GalestOwn-J r. anBurka allow.
GEORGETOWN @. A. Grlse.
Observation-Disclosures Green.
Harrington--R. 4. Coursev.
HoOper's Island-D. IA. Willis.
Houaton-W. B. Guthrie.
Hurlock k-M. ID. Nutter.
Lakeville-N. y. johnson.
Leipsic-F. h. Carpenter.
Lewes-F. q. McSOrley
Lincoln q w Burke.
StJones's Chapel and Little Creek-C. W
Strickland.
Magnolia-W. r. McFarlane.
Milfotd- Robert Watt
Milton n. II. Roberts.
Naasau-I. S. Wicklinc.
Preston William Sheers
Salem-T. B. Cooper
Seaford and Bladesville-C. T. Wilson.
Niennn-W. II. BenfOrd.
WilhamshurE-A. q Jones, supply
Wlllston- n. II. rabler.
Wo0daide y. s. Moore.
Wyoming w. Is. Gregg.
J. r. Todd and E. l.. Cross at Conferenc
Academy.
r. w. Todd. editor Of Conference ChrOni
Gle and member Of Dover Quarterly Con
fQranCn.
Evening journal., 1892-03-23
BOARD AND ROOMS.

INOR RENT. SECOND. STORY FRONT
room for rent. Apyly No. 1907 King street.
THIRD STORY FRONT ROOM, FUR
Z ni.hed, for gent In private family. No.
l2O2 King street.
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DRINTERs.-FOR SALE. -FOUR LARGE
1 Imposing Stones. Apply at this oflcs.
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pE1nAnR.
All sorttof Local Ser !. and Go.,l, from
the GInaa Oily

All Sortsof Local Neifs and GOt,lI from
the elias City No
Wool buyers are thick In this county
now, ana they are buying some clips at
from % to % cents per pound. In Har.
rison county some 81 the farmers are
trying the e1perimenkol shipping their
wool direct to the eastern factories, and
few in this countyfalk OF trying the
same plan. 1t is not probable the fac.
tories will pay the growers the mtddle-
mems salaries in the additional price
they get, though this is what they are
looking for. However honest the wool
grower may be, his wool always has to
b6 sorted.
Mrs. Hammond, the "salooness" now
doing time in the st Clairsville jail,
closed her place Of business up entirely
when she was down here lastweeka De
said to have become very penitent.
The people OF lower town are heartily
glad the rendezvous Is closed.
Thomas L. Shelby, manager of the
Fostoria glass works at Moundsville,
will move with his family to this city
next month, and it is probable he, will
take hold Of factory here, He will
sever his connection with the Mounds
vile factory this month.
The people in Horns addition, who
are grieved over the presence Of objec-
tionable neighbors, are determined To
get rid OF, them, and have banded to-
gether and taken advice from counsel US
to the plan Of procedure. 1t will develop
later on.
The knights OF Pythias held Memo
rial day services Sunday afternoon, and
with a band marched to tho cemetery
to distribute flowers upon the graves OF
deceased members. The rain storm
caught them just at the top of the hill.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railroad Company has posted notices
along the line that tho Offices are for the
employees and all others are warned 10
keep away from them.
There are about dozen families from
this city at Burr's Mills camp ground
now and more will so as soon as they
can get away. 1t is delightful place
this hot weather.
A local payer publishes an interest
ing letter from Mr.. Theobald klee, an
enterprising gardener from this town
ship, who ia travelling in the German
empire.
Charles Franka, millwrigkt at the
Bellaire works for long term of years.
has severed his connection and goes to
the Etna mill this morning,
Mechanics hose company Jared well
with their festival in the ice house last
week, and will be able to take pleas
ure jaunt this season.
John P. Jones, Of Canton, has been
appointed mine inspector by Chief Ha'
zeltine for this district, which includes
all OF this COUNTY.
There will BIO no Council meeting to-
night, tho Council having decided to
meet only twice d month during the
hot months. ~
One white and one black man made
up the record at thelnayor's court yes
terday. They had been disorderly on
the streets.
Mrs. Thomas White, who is in charge
OF the Moundsville camp ground hotel
this season, was in this city yesterday.
The colored comedians at the Elysian
last night had onlya moderate house.
1t was too warm for Jokes last night.
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RENMooD.
Industrial Items, Personal Gossip and
General News Notes
business.

Industrial Items, Personal Gossip and
General News Notes.
Last evening the alumni OF the high
school assembled at tho home OF Miss
Maggie Sharp. The affair partook OF
tho nature OF a lawn fete, tor which tho
ncat grounds were artistically deco
rated and Illuminated with Chinese
lanterns. About twenty couples were
present and ut u suitable hour all sat
down to a sumptuous banquet, which
had been prepared by the ladies.
NJ. Dolau is repairing his property on
Main street that was damaged recently
by the explosion Unnatural gas, which
had accumulated in tho cellar from
leak in the pipe. ib.s
The Cameron schools closed Friday,
md Misses Helen McCabe and Nettie
Whitesides, who hayo been teaching
there the past term, have returned
home.
John Schaub, an:employe Of the tube
works, has gone to Pittsburgh to spend
a week, while his furnace is being re-
built.
Miss sybil Greene, who has been the
guest of Miss Elvia Fitzgerald, returned
70 her homo at New Matamoras yester-
day. -,
The Republican primary ELECTION will
take place Saturday. Candidates are
numerous this week.
Frank Kerr has gone to New Castle,
Delaware, TO take q position at bell
t,,olb f,Irnnce there
Mr.. 7. Reynolds, Of McMechen, re-
turned home from Delaware college yes
terday. IL
Mrs. II. Brush will leave for Pulaski,
Va, this week, foreman two weeks.
Services will be held every evening
this week at st. Johns church.
Mr.. Albert Policy left yesterday for
Cincinnati on buiness trip
s. ). Mathews, ot5MoupdsvIlle, was in
the city yesterdayrts
Mr.. Will Thomas left for Pittsburgh
yesterday.
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SUFFERED FOUR YEARS.
NowHer Catarrh and stomachTrouble
Have Entirely Disappeared:-.air&
Kings ExperIcnce.

"My attention was first called to thu work OF
DIS. Copeland and Davis by seeing In the news.
patients who had been treated and cured by
them. l went 10 sec them aud had talk with
them, and their manner OF diagnosing my
trouble was so thorough and complete placed
myself OF once under their treatment
Thu speaker was Mfs. Mary King, who resides
at No. IS Eighteenth street. Wheeling. Years
ago Ind severe headaches and, very dizzy
spells. My nose and head were stopped up, and
hacking aud tenacious cough set In With con;
siderable expectoration. IcoIlldno sleep well;
had very poor appetite. aud always awokenin
tho morning feeling tired and llnguId. aud
with very bad taSte In my mouth. Everything
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MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents and Incidents in that Thriving
Clty-Personnttfl,d Industrial.


CIty-Personatdhd Industrial
The fire plugs will DO blown out to-
day, and the consumers should govern
themselves accordingly. The water has
been rather offensive lately, both in
taste and smell, which Is said to be
caused by the mud in the mains.
|. Misses Mollie and Sarah Boyd, Of
Tarentum, Pa, who have been visiting
Mir. and Mrs. B. FsBrady, will return
tomorrow on the steamer Scotia, nc.
companied by Miss Bessie Griffith and
Miss Bessie Brady.
To-day ground will be broken on the
property OF Judge John S. Cochran for
two store rooms and an office, the three
to be built by the Judge and the office
to be occupied by him.
Tho Buckeye Glass Works will close
down for the summer next Saturday.
The Elson will run up to the 3Otb. 1t
was tho intention OIL tho Northwood to
run until the SOth.
Ed S. Haughton entertained the
Crescent Quartettegand number OF
friends at his homeon Firs. street last
night.
party OF friends very pleasantly at her
home on Walnut street last evening.
J.B. Clark, of the's Clair Hotel, left
Yesterday for Chicago to attend the
Democratic convention.
The commencement of St. AIary's
schools will take place at the Opera
House tomorrow.
Thomas schofeld is of on a trip to
Fostoria, Findlay and Gambler.
Miss Grace Graham, OF Greensburg,
Pa, is visiting relatives here.
Miss Jessie Williamson has returned
from Cleveland.
Mrs. Parker Elliott is quite sick with
rheumatism.
E. j. A. Dronnen is at Minneapolis on
business.
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STOCKS FOR SALE.

Six shares Bank Of the Ohio valleys
Twelve shares Street Railway Co.
:, heavyweight shares Wheeling q Belmont
Five shares Wheeling Bridge Co.
Eleven shares United States GlRSSEo
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GIvo u. Lnnrhlng rhllosoI, her..

None Of your snAtllng cyuIcs for us They
laugh not, neither do they smile They arO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. They au9 usually sour
oiyI@ge, pale slight, dry. qulteRtavylosS lndI.
viinas in fact, who look as II they had been at
!osscrheads with roast bcOi all their lives The
sdospl!uIng, button,burtIuE GuGltw that pro-
ctets from the individual with agood digestion
SS,mieyer heard from thum. They magnify mole
nus lnto mountains "trllOs light As AlG" into
EneyouS HnDoyanccs. Show us. on tho con
uty, a nan who faces trouble WITH smile, re.
Iane, not at small miShApS, and ID whom tho
iounlnins OF mcrrtmCnt nre easily tet allow, and
W WI show you man with A,gnDd digestion.
Eso hOs'ctierS stomach BlttOrs TO- secure this
l1hS disposition 10 suRFl aud gntllANlt which al.
vuu dyspepsia RhCnmntlsIn, constipation
ia a I, kidney trouble and Ia ErtppO Yield 70
'ut hlltcn. fTfIf
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The Copeland Medical Institute.
Located Permanently, Second Floor
11s1 Main St. Wheeling, W. Va.
w. H. COPELAND, M. b.
Consulting Physlolau.,
L. G. DAVIS. M. d. -. Z, I, y
Resident Physician,

specIalties: Catarrh and nil diseases Of thcEye
Ear, Throat and Lungs, Stomach and oil Chronic
Diseases ONCE hours, . TO II a m. 2 to6 p. m,
7to9p. IN. Sunday, ~ to II a. M, 2to 4p:m. y
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CONSUMPTION,

lhayO positive remedy for the above diSAAA9 By liz
uSO thousands Of cases Of tho worst kind Aud oIiouR
standing have bOon cured. Indeed 90 strong my lah
Inlts efficacy that will SIND TWO DoTTLEB HHEE, viii
INVALUABLE TREATISE on this dLAoAao 70 AM nj.
foFor who will send me thsH Express and r. o. sddrSS5
7. A. slOcum, NJ. G., 1873 Pearl ST., n. =.
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FOB S A Id.


House OF seven rooms, 25ga ChaplIne street.
House OF six rooms, with modern improve
ments, lot 3oxl2o, South Broadway Island: 3d. 500
House OF seYen rooms, EoG street. Loo cash,
balance on easy forms, $780, .ds
Lot on South Jacob street, 500.
Lot on jacob street. Centre heeling, $3.50.
Very desirable building lots in Behrens d
speldels addition; also on the late site OF street
car barns. "a
House Of ayo rooms on Eolr strect, between
Twenty.tourth and Twenty.Atth streets, $500.
House. six rooms, Wood street. Centre Wheel
ing, $3.50 49,
Half lot on TWenty.ninth street, 500.
House, three r0otnS. First ward, $500.
House. four rooms, Jacob street, Ccrtro Wheel
Two very desirable lots on South Front street.
Island, A-
Business house on corner TwOntysizth and
eI XiSrsS lot al MoMOohOn, 100 by sos feet Very
cheap.
House OF eight rooms brick. Jacob street. DO.
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
Seven lots, 60xl00 teos In Fllan. Whyte and
Gallagher'G addition. Prlco 500 70 100 each.
One OF the best Misunderstanding EtaI In tho
city, froutlngou two railroads
Choice lots In Glendale o
Lots In Filth ward In FllAp Z whytSI
addition.
$500. $780, 5000 and 5000 to loan on city real
estate. 81,
MECDTrT 9, REXyfNjr
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If the assessor has omitted TO assess
you ., see TO It that you arClllsted. You
VIII DC deprived Of your veto in No.
ESmber u your name Is notion the as.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
U. 8. Claim Attorney, Real Estate Agent, Collec.
torand Notary Public.
jel4 1879 Market Street.
FOB SALE.

Fiye.roomod dwelling at n zanosttoos It's a
EIeysa.Foomed brick house, 1924 EoG street.
y TGrse.roomed dwelling a. 1osssOuth York
street for 81, 200. ~
FouE.roomed house on CALDWELL run for 5000.
Fveroomed house, $50 North York street, for
81 800 7 Ius
Three.roomed house at Is South Huron street.
New slx.roOmed house, north end OF 1Sland-
rents for SIT per mOnth-for 81, 500.
Tho property on southwest cornGEof Zane and
Fiye.roomed brick dwelling, rents for $50 per
year, on northwest corner OF Eo1 and Eleventh
streets for 81 $50
Business property on Market street, near Four.
We. arc headquarters for building lots. any
place you want thom. ~
q. q. SMITH. 1920 Market 81.
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FOB REHTT.
FOB Said.


No 1895 Chapline street, eight rooms both
gaSSes hot and cold water, ground thirty feet
front, running to alley.
Ninety.two acre farm one and q half miles
from Bellaire, on Winding Hill road
? hI-acre farm near MARSHALL County Poor Farm
ExeY lots, east side OF Lind street aud south
OF Teuth street,
No 2O0i Market street
No. GS Thirty.iIrst street, ground 66Sl25
feet, Il rooms, price .......,....., 5000
No. ll25 EotTStroet, bali lot.........,...". 3,2O0
No. idThlrty.Clghth street.."....".."..... 3hQJ
No. 81 Thirty.eighth street ............... 2,6g0
No. 1889 Charles street and three lotS...... ,05J
No. 2i0J Woods street
Pleasant Valley lots. Sl60 to $3.50 each.
6Gacre iarm, known as Porter farm, SS1 per
acre.
No. l06 Main street.
Two cottages GU Moundsvllle camp grounds
No. 2l02 Chapllnc street.
No. III Sixteenth street. 20
No. 3931 Woods street
No 1898 Woods street
Flve.roOmed house and lot Of McMcchen.
-Four lots In McMechen, Miller's addition.
No. 22G Sixteenth street.
Desirable Chaplne street property.
No. 60 North Front street
No 1925 DEcColoch street, lot 60xl20 feet s., 501
Lot on South Front street, 600.
Lot on South Front street, 81, 400. -
Building for manufacturing purposeS
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Bonasmen Relieved.

The bill TO relieve the bondsmsu oil
the tx Treasurer Of Maryland. Stevenson
Archer, has become law. il having
passed he Senate last week byia majori-
" of 10 to 5. an was signed by the
Governor on Tuesday last. The total
amount to be paid by the defaultiug
Treasurer's bondsmeu is now only about
S32. 900, which includes counsels fees
and courts costs. We wonder If that re-
lief law would have been passed if the
defaulting Treasurer la ! been Repub-
lican, and all his bondsmcn Of that party.
There has not been much Of hue and
cry raised by the Democratic farmers Of
this county against the legalizing. as it
we're, of the stealing Of the States money
by the big ex-boss Of the Democratic
party of this State. Why is that? Is it
because they do not think it a very
great hardship to be reassessed to make up
the deficiency caused by the populations
of their old party associate. Archer? Or
is because they are now so prosperous
under the wise laws enscted by the Re-
publican party that little thing like the
loss of hundred thousand dollars docs
not trouble them?