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THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs
1917 Penn. nv.
Our srecialti.-.
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WIN.
OUT PLATES

Teeth that have decsyed and hrn,sen ,v.x y.r ".
ore-ate uoon ny fhi. sys.ern ~nrrnstas u-sa
the roots gfv-n lease 81 life and male =. god
and -ervireabe IN every wsv natural ones To Ne
Artificial crown must he 30 ronstrn-,ei fh.,
~ shall permanently decay 81 the r,sen ani q
the root and strong enough prevent .pl,ttn, III fhs
root bres inf loose from its ~hments Nc ,a n
that our crowne have all these r~qureTDentx
combined with brfdge work vhich Consists In supp
fng teeth that have been extractea msk.s tie mos,
beautiful and durable appliance ever devi.i a. sub
etitute for the natural teeth all this ~ithout fls.
70 cover the roof Of the mouth, The advznc-n-n q
have kept with tbese improve pents ana ~. No.
tients Of the Evans Parors assured ~ risns We
benent Of these. practiced aud appei in ne most
ekfllfu ana artistic Our prices Co ti xs
OF work viii be found reasonable ss IA ss-ni
with nrstcass work and rect insts.risis We ..f1rn
Al OPERATIONS nertsntnE 70 our profession Pine r,ll
nnines srtinctal teeth on gold platina rubi~r al
rn6ter lined with gold krfrsctipe WITHOUT pain.
nR STARR PARSONS. COR qrH AVN era
DAloca anesthetc used on the ". 70 si.~ a.. xa
nextrsctine Is exrellenf for those rbo es,,f tsfs
gss VIII safety fllsnr aspeciaty such 4, Vii rivs
com,ot ana saustAction- All brNnchs. o. dcas,srry
hprssent location twelve years. .ef
FREE DENTAL ISFrRMARy-rErrU yrfIFp
and ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted without rs.-- .--.ps
cot Of material at 1925 81 n " dental a.,.-s aens
o. the oolumban University. from 4 toa M n fsllr
leu SUNDAY extrsction free inarnary open frls
O1'oser : w June - --3Sn
nENTh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rxfyrR
- sfy cor 18th and sta n ". Open a ii Al tas
yesf Extractinr. ke-. free fillinxs sad rlst-s )
So- y. .n..erlals- fslou
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THoM,s BOWLING soN. ,pe,s.. oier., "a
cHsNCERY saIlEo AyALrA rNrNrnoy,,
siNTtENTH srRFFT HhTwFTN NJ Am

STREETS NORTHWEST " AsHlNsT1iN NJ -
BY virtue q derr-e II the SuI-r,tn- Conf Il -.
District q Columbia pas-.a N ~. .>ff "a, q -
te1iher. lir,. In ths cauity AleNanl.r No.
ris. gus-iiln, vs. Norris : smith q a. " Al "a
tgent 81 the prsnlises, on II ESpAN the FIENENT n
DAY OF uNloBFk. lHf,. ~ HALf-pAST EafI
O'CLOCK r NJ 10 tile highest hidd.r al Il - No.,
ier'd sixty tSte IN William lsi.n~ Trustee sni i,v
SION u tart u square Numbered ur. hur trs.l "a
siei y Two 0SHl a. rer Plat r.corled q liis-r y
tlio ~, IN the surveyors ofhc- 81 M. pistril q
Columbia
Terms of sale: One-thiri cash. onA,Ifri A. -.
year and onethiri IN two years from iav . sale Ia
deferred ia, m-ntS 90 H. reprps.ntsi hs N. frs- II.
sofE notes II The purchaser dated ia. das q s.s
eesring interest. payahle semi annually. frm Ian.
until raid a. The rate OF Ter cent r annutu auf "a
y. So at' W de'd q trust ga the irars-'y SID. al
Tue purchase money in cash. at pur-hsssr's ufftln
Terms ~ sale 60 he complied with IN ten si,N. wa,
SaN u sale ~ ressle una, ~ made - r-k aud 80, n
dsfaulttng purchaser. Deposit ~ $40 a, sal. All
cohN-y Hnciug and rtscorsiinr AZ purhassrss rcst
Property sold clear of all taNe< 90 June ~ lSse
JESSE n. WILSON.
IA " II. nv. 4 -.
JOHN RIDOUT. tfnsieHs
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H. LEVY, Auctioneer
IA. 1000 Pa ave-. cor. of 10th ST. n w. south sid

SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER FIRST, Al
TEN M. AT OUR SALES ROOMS, LARGE
COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
p BEDsTEADs. BED ROOM SETS. PARLoR
SUITE. 80 SECONDHAND INGRAM AND
BRUSSELS CARPETS, FIVE OFFICE DESKS,
RAILING. IRON SAFE. MATTRESSES. BED.
DING. STOVES, PILLOWS. CHAIRS ODD
PIECES OF FURNITURE. SC. ALSO COLUM.
B1A LEVER No. HAND PRESS. WITH CAB.
met OF SIT FONTS TYPE, &c.
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
SIX HEAD OF GOOD, SERyICEABLE WORK.
ING AND DRIVING HORSES, SEVERAL
VEHICLES. sURREYS. BUGGIEs. &c. 1t
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AUCTION SALES.
NyNLTER n WILLIAMS CO. aacuon..,.
FUTURE DAMS.
~ -vALrARIE rNINrnovrn rrnnr,n

lots. fASf sinF sTVrNiH srTTf Il :,
oNslhhLr NohrAMfSI, AT ACTION
PAST F6IiR ocioa,K y "a. ~ .b.n ali !, ~ ~
g &c rretsi-s- I q l7e and Ia IN y. , sna N,
fartUllo's stlsiis isiun lut- q uar. 49, -,
hANins p fe., inrhes front rlfnuifls bad tie
depth OF Aisrut ~ fps.L -
Terms q sale ou.-ihfrd rash, haian~. IN o.,
two YEARS Tor nut.s icuring O. ilsv - -
ana 80 urci BY desd ~ trust IN trur.rty IA Al
c,hNe, ans'tnr. ~. ~ rur-haser's ss-t slnD
ca "e,li iiclc ~ prvT.-rtN When ~try,k q
se-tlGt NAl1fh 81 WILLIAMS 40 A..
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
s. CAYwOOD,
"A. REN. ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKER
ES3 9TH ST. NV.

IA. RIAL ESTATE kNp INSURANCE BROKFR.
xS 9TH ST. NV.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on
THE FRkMs pMfIIsNaS Il No isis 'srvftygfNafi
nsTRKET By AyCfioN.
FIFTH, 1872. At FIVE O'CLOCK. we viii sell in
"' FIJI NORTH ee FEET q INCHES
OF LOT NUMBERED ID
SQUARE Az.
Improved hv q six-spoul frsme ivellipS u-..ar ava
sewersge. The hot fronts ~ feet q inches ON 9TH
St. with depth of % feet TO an aller on the limo ~
the cable cars and one block removed from the .sh ST
- " N -
Terms: Ore hall cash. balance In six. twelve and
etc hteen months. the deferred Payments TO bear in
teTest at the rate of per cent FER annum from the
day Of sale. raysble semi annually and e. he secur,
hy deed Of trust nTon the PREMISES or a. cash. at the
purchasers option. A posit of 500 10 6e raid
when the property Is Knocked down Terms ~ he
complied with IN fifteen days from the dsy Of sale
otherwise the right l. reserved the prope-tv
az the risk snd cost OF the detaul,inv pu-chssa All
conveyancing. recording, &c. at purchaser cost
RATCLlFFE. DARk 4 co,
At.(f,
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Auctioneers.

SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &C.
LIH1N OUR BAZAAR AND IN FRONT OF
06R AUCTION ROOMS, el2 STREET
NORTHWEST, ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER
FIRST. AT ELEVEN CID O'CLOCK AN
Eight or ten head of Work and Driving Horses. 1
Nictor1a, Coupe Rockaway 2 Extension top Car
riaxes, Phaeton Buggy nearly new, Ladies' Rumble
Phaefon, q number of other Carriages Single and
Auctioneers.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 co. Auc,ioneor,.

| TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PIoPERTY. BEING Sis IwENTY-sLCoN .
S TilI, re SS90RRrHwEsT. IN The CITY OF
By virtue Of deed of trust dated the 9Th day Of
1914 folio ls srq he Land recerds q the Dis
Iict ., colrnb,a and y direction of ihe rarity 81
terms OF said trust he m ersivne trustees shall sci.
ber on r trs ne h TIE fofRTh af ps
OF oCToBkR. A; u. lsS2. AT HALF-PAsT FoUR
and PREMISES N the city of washington in The bis
uict OF Columbis being nart of lot fourteen d4) in
street west thirtysiK feet inches south from the
wish the line 81 said street nineieen feet thence
west one hundred and nine feet eight inches thence
twenty-sven feet i've inches, thence south eiSht feet
eleven inches tenre east .irh;yvo se. three inches
snd Vase raent brick dwelling house and
Terms of sale one-third cash. balance in six. twelve
ami elshieen mouths secured by ru- chaser's notes
dsrosi' OF $500 viii h, required froin the pur-
sn na fsco a. tns a., tine q sss Al
OF sac are not coinplied with within ten days the
risk and cost Of defautinz purrha~er.
se1adsds k M 4 u %o TfTESRbh Trustees.
II ArcLIFFE. DARR CO.. AnCIIoNEERs,
~ ss0PA AVE. NV.
EXTENSIVE SALE BY AUCTION
OF HOTEL RANGES,
cR SSRfINs S SIEkESSEhfhi
MAMMOTH DINING HALL
q. A. n. ENCAMPMENT,
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
COR n4rA At III TBf R RfSffTs soErHwrsr.
tMonufnent lot)
MONDAY, OCrO Der THIRD,
AT TEN O'CLOCK AN.
THE SA. WILL. INCLUDE
los FEET OF HOTEL RANGES,
MADE BY BRAMHAlI. DEANE 4 CO..
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
THREE 2Efste 'nf o sS SSr F CANS
With brass srigguts.
EIGHT 12-tiAELON MILK CANS
GOO PLATES, 4. 800 SITS KNIVES AND FORKS.
5000 MUGS. 4, 500 SETS SPOONS
5000 BOWLS. 800 PLATTERS AND MEAT
DISH =,
1000 VEGETABLES, 300 BAKERS
co D0Zi BEER GLASSES,
1000 TuMBLfRs, y GASOLINE foRcHEs.
GLASS FRUIT AND PRESERVE DISHES, SALT
CELLARS. DISH PANS. TIN BrCKETs, FRY
PANS. SkILIETS. KITCHEN UTENSILS. &
king the largest and most complete sale If kitchen
and hotel dining goods offered in this city 20
which We invite the trade and private buyers as most
of the goods have never been used.
RATcLIFFE, DARR & Co.
seZO-dts Auctirneers.
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On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, october SIXTH.
fr, nj Of the vreun-ses 1870 "
PART OF ORIGINAL LOT IN SQUARE 5sa.
west. ~ - ''' "N'''-
This property is near New Jersey avenue the cleo.
trio cars, the Belt line tho street market ami in
heirtoOrhood That II Rapidly adN ancing In value.
Ierl easy and made known ~ the time - s.le. 4
derosit of s2OO upon acceptan % bid All clnvey-
an,ins aha recoi IN, si TIE cost q the purchaser.
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TRUSTEES PALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
THREE-sTORY PRESSED BRICK DWELLING.
NUMBER IT'S ELEVENTH STREET NORTH
WEST.

BY vhtQe q coFtatn deed Of trust beaYfnr date ne
esnbeT Is 1920. and dqy recorded IL Libsr 1851 At
tss P,s%Plsss. Is e wEPNEsp1X tSs FIFTH DAY q
lowing dsscribed real estate In the city Of WASHING.
% ws .cs III n .SSsss SS imgrovsS
modsr4 ipprovements- Can Be occupied e 8 store
Tsrme q sale: This property d cold sub,scs TO .
trust q 100 not yet due. balance OF purchese
Adepoeit Of 800 required q the time q AZ al
cocTsZsesens. b.. q the eest Of pgrchsssE
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JOHN RIBOTT, tfusiess
LA N - m "a
I AriNER 4 SLOAN. Auct,onecr..

fEII VALUABLE rNIMPRoyEp .Iors on
NnhIH CAPITOL STREET NEAR MN YORK
NENIE NORTHwES 4 AT NJ BIIc aUcIfGN
90, on NnNpAh. OCTOBER THIRD. l>sre al frNE
VI ioi T. ", In frunf uf the Tretnisrs viii III
70 s@ss The STAIRS of syndicate lots los To-, no
hnd III, IN square dls tss Whol.l. havins fstsi
ir'niaee side q North Cartel strret N M go
Lear New hort avenue. Fni 100 feet Hanrs-r
s'F.~t Also part u ~ II. square 81. frontins -
it q" cas- .ide ~ North CART y st nth a iepih n
49, and lo,s ~ - li2. inclusive IN .guare ila
fN lr'iitlnE i y feef side q North ga.'l
. hN ceIth 81; llS feet - alley. This Al wy
Desirable property, rlu-- o. e.rtric and IA ui
contiand the attention uf ~Is@culaisrs.
Terms nnethir.i cash. halanr. IN ,Yne and ,~,
years. with Interest and secured " a deed Il trsf "a
10 ~ sgnir. 4l1 and sloo each lalAnce Time q
se-A-lA-ls IAIlMLE A ny an.-ti.n..-.-
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L ATIMEk 4 SLOAN. Aurtioneers and Affras--.
~ IiOs % ST.

~ IlOs o ST.
AUCTION SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY TO
si1'st - tsIArk 10. ltss THIkrEkNTH
on WEDNESDAY lFTERNooN. ScroRrR
III u, lsr2. az OF AFTER AFTEE ffvT o'-ItsK
u front OF tie Jrelss shall sell III q iats md
N sSua 90, - imruved by So-sorg lrick d~el-
ny. no lsSs< lNl street. nprfhN-af. 1ltts t~0 e-'v
Is iocaei IN 81 the most desrH 10 .fi,si,- - "a.
city Mh.re rro,erty Is always in demand Crood chance
for investmeutl,
Ierns: One-third cash balance in six ana ,waly.
mounts wlth notes bearing int rest and s@rurs.l h,
oeeo OF fFsi. or al cash, q uption of pn-chassr
49,, Ah,lnK and r"cur,ins at cyst Of Iurha-@f.
s2S-aNns IATTAFN A SLOAN hnrttopa.-x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30

Dr. William Everett has been invited to
again contest with Henry Cabo, Lodge in the
ninth district. The battle will be q close one.
but Lodge will win IL Everett shonlS pail
through Lodges political career for the time
being would receive a complete cheek.
Mr.. Joseph o Neil and llr. W. ). McNary will
be the two democrats who viii represent Boston
IN the next Congress. 10Th are strict teetoia-
lers.
Congressman Morse will have a walkover in
his district. Peleg McFsrlin. named by he
democrats to run against him, declined the
empty honor.
Conventions and caucuses go right on pass
ing resolutions favoring Lodges election as u
:. Senator. but the battle will be waged ON
Beacon Hill and not In county and councillor
conveptionA
Gen CogsweIl has recovered from his recent
severe lines. and viii take the stump in a short
time The impression prevails here that in the
event Of President Harrisons reelection the
general will receive q cabinet position or else a
desirable foreign mission in return for Lis val
liable services at Minneapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30

DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING NO. 1904
EOUETH STREET SOUTHEAST BY AUC-
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER ELEVENTH. at HALF
PAST O'CLOCK p. NJ. We will sell. in front Of the
premises.
Sub lot SO, square 100.
Fronting II feet inches 4th street. with depth
Of 40 fest, improved BY . brick dwelling house con-
tanning all modern improvements.
Terms: Over and above an incumbrance Of a. 600
TO be paid in cash OF al cash. at the option Of the
eAle Terms TO be complied with In hfteen days from
the day Of sale: All conveyancinR. recording &c. !,
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r ATcLIFrE. DARR & CO. Auc,loneer.

VALTABLE IMPRovED RFAL ESTATE on L
sIkEET BETNEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
| STREETS NORTHWEST. BEINO HOI 81 800 i.
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| ATIMER a SLOAN hrcTIoNEEEs AND ,P-

III I'D is,@ y STiskEr NokIHwLsr. AT n n
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, ocToBFR SIXTH
lSFs, At HAlF-PAsT POUR O'CLOCK IN front n
TIC premises. Ne shall sell lots ia and IT, An spu.r.
- mlrN't with tw ihrer story ant tssefnstii nov
bi Residences. containing nine rofns with bath sni
MI modern improvements. finished in nrst nan
ner being Nos lsO4 and lsDd street nBrthv-st IN.
city. 10 '''
Terms: one-third cash. balance At six ana 'u-lv.
hniIth- Win nots iEaT1ng Interest at Der =.
snnln nntl, yaid and -.,ured by deeds oftru~t Toe
iroi''rtA sofa, ~ al cash st oTtiuu 81 rurrl
All c ves siicng and recorlnc at cyst Il pur s-r
~ purchases 600 deposit required each l,,I-- AZ
the I'm. 81 sale. lA1lMLk A SInAN
sc-s-lNNs
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THOMAS BOWLING soS. Aur,... olc s-nr-
fEkIMrTon1 SAFE or sINTFFN HF.R M
hnt No SthNlCEABLF COACH nRiIINa
AND MnRk HoR Is kND MAREs ANS t,fss
GOOD MULES FROM YORK. pa.

ocLork 4 " NJ MI sSi Al f, ~ I Trs
LRh AND sAiEs sTARLFs 81 i',IISl N
CHIN. e. ANb tf,a g 81, Ri. tTH AN
Sfh SIS w, sINrEl.N HAD oT o,s,b
lolNG, HORSES AND MAPS AND FofR
fINE sTnCK MIL pr foiNp coAcH r IL ~
ron GENfEh. II RppSTS. sAlF ptsSI II ~
ea.,l-h TnnNAS DIV L Il. A - ~
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

I ATIMER & SLOAN; Aucttoneers and Appraisers.
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I ATiMER 4 SLOAN. Ancuoneer- ana Art,r.,..
A. lea, - Il.

vMrAptr Two STORY sIxRooN rprss
bh.Ck hESiDENCE, wIIH Az NopTil \ IN,
ihlNfMiNIS, No NA AgkHR NIEf'rr
NoRLHEAsr, Ar AreTioS '''1
,eAli RnAN. OCTOBER EIGHTH. Ice 81,
f1Nh e'floCh. m FROM Of the fT~mi-.. - Il a II
-. soh la lih IN square s'si tmPrcv-a " to-.
stofh . rnin ms h-iri re-iience. Nth ell a-.
INN nts hrinr ", ss1 Ari ~ - s,st fsrtl.a
ms sale rvs nts IN % unity q ss.-ure sr,
io.tshr home That should D. tasen aslVNutsra 81
~ cahNta an ~ and r,sr ritnr purrhs-sr1s =.
tlVN d"iusit r, ~ nd AZ the time "a sal. -.
eAsN hnd made Known ~ sale
se.sidts laTlNI7.x SToAN a,.,,..
, 1892-02-13
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26
THE BEZIRKs FUNNIEST.
The Wheeling Turner's Will Take Part In
the Exercises.

The Wheeling Turner's Will Take Part In
the Exercises.
The Bezirks funniest Of the Turner's
of the PittSburg district, which includes
Wheeling, will be- held at Pittsburg, in
Kenney'S Grove, on the South Side, LeXt
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Wheeling, as usual, will be in it. The
Wheeling delegation Of participants and
spectators will leave on the 1:20 train
on the Panhandle road tomorrow
afternoon, and will be escorted from the
hall on North Market street to the
station by the full Opera House band.
The class exercises will occur on Tues
day and Thursday, while Wednesday
will be devo ted to the usual picnic and
the contes is by individual Turner's.
In the big funniest here two years
ago there were fourteen societies par
ticipating 1t is expected that this year
there will be eighteen.
In the individual contests Hermann
and Christ Scham bra, Albert Fisher, Joe
Jacobs, Frank Miller and Ed Brandfass
are the Wheeling contestants. The
members of the class which will com
pete as a whole are: Herman Scham-
bra, Christ Schambra, Albert Fisher,
Edward Branfass, George Brandfass,
Joe Kurtz, Charles Miller, William Sui
Ivan, Charles Woeber, Frank Miller,
Charles Sahnke, Harry Burkle, Charles
Dittmarr, Frank Straub and Joseph ia
cOhS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26
vac GLoRIous FoURrH.
1t VIII Be the Endeavor to Celebrate 1t
Becomingly In wheeling this Year


1t VIII Be the EndeavOr to Celebrate 1t
BecomingIy In wheeling this Year.
There will be live celebration on the
coming Fourth of July, under the aus
pices of the Patriotic Sons and Daugh-
tiers of America. ALI OF the patriotic
societies OF the city and surrounding
towns, have been invited, as we'll as the
public schools, to take part in celebrAt-
ing the day.
The forenoon will be devoted to a
short street parade and flag presenta-
ton 90 the City Hospital. The Patriotic
Sous and Daughters of America will
present the flag, and good speakers have
been secured. In sthe afternoon the
Park and Seibeat's Garden will be open.
In the evening the Patriotic Sons will
give a ball aud ice cream and berry So
cial at LutzS hall, Market street, third
story. There will be plenty of air. The
American Cornet band will furnish the
music.
The line of march is as follows: The
line will form on Sixteenth street, head
Of column resting on Chapline street,
and will move promptly at $50 o'clock
a. M, down Sixteenth to Market, up
Market to Seventh, down Seventh to
Main, up Main TO First ward school,
countermarch down Main to Twenty
seventh, up Twenty-seventh to Chap
line, up Chapline to Twenty-third to
Eoff, up Eoff to hospital, present the
flag and countermarch down Eoff to
Twenty-second, down Twenty second to
Chapllne, up Chapline to Twentieth,
down Twentieth to Market, up Market
to postoffice and disband.
Assistant marshalS must report to
Chief Marshal w. w. Rogers at 2
o'clock this afternoon at 1903 Chapline
street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26
STONE BRIDGE NEWS.
What Is Transpirlug about the New struc-
ture.

turo.
Most of the engines and machinery
used at the stone bridge have been
taken away or taken down ready for
shipment. other machinery and ap-
purtenances belonging % the cOntrac-
tors have been removed. The derrlckS
on part Of the stone bridge have all
been removed.
The street car company are putting
down their rails over the new bridge
The approach 20 the walk on the west
side OF the bridge is going 20 De ugly
and awkward, if 10 is not graded over
the railroad track.
All the spileS in the creek ought to be
cut off and removed az once. We may
have o heavy rain at any day, and the
situation az the bridge would be men
ace 90 property.
The Miller property is being over
hauled and new brick walls put up In
the rear. IL will be a fne Improvement
on South street when completed.
The Bder touewall will be completed
in another month.
Mr.. Joseph Breiuing is making exca-
vations preparatory to building three
story business block, corner or Market
and South streets.
Nothing is being done on the Goshorn
property.
LARGE crowds watch the work OF eX-
cayation and underground brick work
going forward for the electric wires.
/ When the work Of tearing up the streets
I ir this ncighborhood is finally finished
people will wonder il there ever was
brick pavement at that point.
Charles DobbS, one Of the foremen at
/ the Main street stone bridge, met with
q painful accident about 9 o'clock yes
terday morning. His men were engaged
I in tearing down a derrick. Having
completed the work a rope was made
I fast 90 an immense piece Of timber from
one OF the derricks for the purpose OF
moving it higher up on the bank. The
engine was started and the piece swung
around i'm such manner that it became
unmanageable and swinging about,
caught Mr. D0bbs, crushing him against
Il portion Of another derrick. The pres
sure was so great that Mr.. DObbs was
rendered almost unconscious. He was
carried TO the top Of the bank and
placed in a buggy and taken 10 his
home 40 No. SO Twenty-third street.
Dr. Frissell was sent for. No bones were
broken. but the injuries were of a seri-
Gus nature, he having been badly crush
ed about the hips.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26
The Jefferson Club.

The Jefferson Club held a ratified
meeting at the Leatherwood School
House, Friday evening. The large and
enthusiastic crowd which had assem-
blOd were addressed by Col. w w. Ar
nett. He showed up the frauds and
falsehoodS of the z. o. p. in great shape
and pointed out in clear and explicit
manner the fallacieS OF the High Tariff
of the Mckinley Bill. His address,
which was highly entertaining, was in
terSperSed with humorous anecdotes and
was frequently interrupted by rousing
cheers.
The Clubs drum corps provided mu-
sic for the occasion and fireworks were
abundant.
The Club is highly indebted to Col.
Arnett for his address which added
greatly to the success of the meeting.
the voters OF Triadelphia are right in
line and showed their appreciation for
the ticket which will lead TO victory in
November.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26
The Duncan Cure,

Hon. J. NJ. Collins, of Kanawha couu
ty, ex-member Of the Board otTrustees
OF the Penitentiary, was in the city yes
terday shaking hands with old friends.
Mr.. Collins is here in the interest of the
Charleston Sanitarium and will likely
organize a branch of the institution in
this city, The Charleston Sanitarium
uses what's known as thu Duncan Gold
Cure which has been pronounced far and
near as the most effective in the land
without any injurious effects. DIR. Nor.
ris will likely be at the head OF the in
stitution if organized here.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of Eindlay, Ohiosis
in the city looking 70 t Ne starting of an
institution similar to at above named.
though his plans az ot yet submitted.
Dr. Smith had, months ago, per-
fected plans to n institution here