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CITY ITEMS.
IL Is SAtfled-

Ii Is Settled.
Now that the excitement and uncertainty at
| tendant upon the presidential election il over
every one can lay plans for the future and de-
termine whether new Furniture shall be or
| dered forthwith or not II the decision be in
the affirmative you are reminded that the
| place to get the most for q stipulated sum OF
money 10 At my Furniture House-and It ID
imm"ferial whather you pay ''cash" or take sd-
vantage OF my slime" offer.
JOHN RuDDEN, The Accommodated
$40 It'll st. nv.
Ask Your Halter
For his 'Three-Dollar" Hat-Note style and
quality. We sell the same Hat for e. 40.
FRAxo 4 SoS, One Price,
1t Cor. It'll and d.
Use Browns Bronchial Troches for
Coughs, Colds and all other Throat Troubles
''Pre-eminently the best. ''-Rer. Henry Ward
Beecher. pI0-eoSt
Dog Collars engraved. Razors .hArpened
free. Rodgers Cutlery. WAFoRD's, All Pa. av.
Pure Rye Whisky 6 years old, csc. qt
Port Wine. med. use, full qts., Soc bot.
Catawba, Golden, Toe. gal. 25c bot.
1t p. T. WILsoS. e34 It'll ST. NV.
BE Careful
About your underwear; See our Natural Wool
NJ 81 IL IL greAt!!.!..E
FhAsc h Son, One Price,
1t Cor. 7th and d.
The New and Beautiful Sweet-toned Mando-
lin-Gtitar. Cali and SEQ II. WALroRD's.
Button Holes Made to Order at Domes-
tic Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and II. mig.
Extra Heavy and Strong!
Francs 4Sc. Canton Flannel Drawers
FRANC Son, One Price,
MET Cor 7th and d.
$50 More Of Those Fine $3.50 Saxony
Wool German Hand-Knit Jackets, selling so
rapidly at S1.49, ut AUERBACH's 7th and II.
Domestic Sewing Machines and Pattern Rooms
oct25-eod24t
Phillips Dfgestible Cocoa, an eficaciou 8
drink for the nervous and dyspeptic. 4
Francs $1.OO Underwear
Leads all Others II is great!
n7-6t FRANC Son, cor. 7th and d.
Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists
aul2
Tho Greatest pain annihilator Of the age is
Salvation Oil 1t always cures.
5. Heller, 72o It'll st. n. W., is making q spe-
and Shampooing; also cures Dandrun oc7-tr
Elixir Babek cures all malsrial diseases
None Name 1t But To Praise.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
marvel Of lghtness and swiftness
JAZZ Office 437 9Th St n. W.
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OrE O. 90 HsT,

Ion ALL BErs. cigars by the boz money
buying at SIcxLIs l0li Pa ave
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E1cyIsIoR snd imperial Sec Ci.nInpagnes
snis Agent Can XiSDER, So@ 7th q
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HOODS PILLS are hand ma lie and are perfect IL
COMPOSITION. proportion and appearance. 3
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Use Browns Bronchial Troches for
Coughs. Colds and all other Throat Troubles
Extraordinarily the best.'-Eeu. Henry Ward
Beecher. nI0-eoSt
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Sunshine Reflector Gas Stoves.
Asbestos Gas Stoves.
Combination Gas Stovss.
Home Comfort Gas Stoves.
Prices to suit you.
c. A. MUDDIMAN,
GA 18th ST.
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Passes WOoi. Host
A. 30. are the heaviest and best
fRsNC h Sos One Price
Cor. eth and ID.
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Ma " IL Low desires to inform his
lady customer. thst he r. no longer connected
With Lowerre Evans, SIS 18th street. He will
be pleased to meet them at hrs. T. b. HsERI-
SOUS 1929 St
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LOCAL MENTION.


TIL Nei,sh~r.
roEEctsr TILL ?. y. FRIDAY.
For the ni-trfct % Columbia, Mar Wand and
vtxiuia. geusra'iy fair. north se-ierlv winds do
eiciedlv colder on tn coast; frost Fri1av morn
Ing, warmer FRIDAY night; northwest gales.
ooSDITIoS - TUE vArz&
Temperature and condition 81 water NJ 9
an. Great Falls. iemuerature. ~. condition.
80 Receiving reservoir. temperature. 80. Con-
dtttou at north couusctic'I 80. condition al
south connection SIS distributing reservoir
teraperA;ur. %. condition az infuent gate
houss. So. efinent gate house. 80.
High rdc Low tide
Am- 1921 pm. s33 An ESQ pm
lO-s WrTrE ASD GEsY BLASKKrs 81. 81. 60
e.. ia White Wool Rlsrke,-, 81. 81 81. low
prices on CArpet-. Rug and Oil Cloth, House
Furnishing Goods. Dress Goods JOHNSON
GAtSKE & Co. $50 Pa ave. NV.
OuE 81 90 HATs
Come Ia al the new shapes -Derbi-s and Al
pr Blocks well worth ''INvo-Fifty."
Phase & SuN. One Price
Corner 7ta nd ID.
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SEo1 LADffA. oENTLxMxS AND oHuDRRN.
Asthms. F1ss1.aon. IE.cturs. hsSss 6iss:ss Ind
Rhcunstism. scoiioe scrooted bsci6oosj. Srscsns
and others By Swedish Medical 0ymnasfiss, Hssssrs
and 0ensrai HyEiens. Lady assistant. hslorSncSs
from doctors IN washington and View York city.
Private rssidsuce. las oorooren q. NV. Al homa.
STRANaERs. TAFE NoTIoE-DRs BROTHERS
established physicsns IN this city Ess6
lisAsd Is ysarsl oo6 81 Az. ocl6lns
nR. MULLER. l027 eTH ST. NV, TREATS ALI.
~ chronic Affections Of the eye ear. throat iunes
Liver. kddnsyI and nervous Diseases; ysers In city
o8cehog 0te - IN md q = 2 3. n. salS,saS
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MEDICAL. &c.

CONSULT THE ONLY UROSCOPIAN PHYsI-
~ clans in WASHINGTON, Drs. BROTHERS and GRAY F.;
near forty-five years at 800 b st W I'VE have re
du ed the sigris Of incipien disease almost to q
tanty by examining into the chemical character II
urinary deposits" We will descrihe your disease and
symptoms without asking question 10y the first urine
in the morning. We treat all diseases successfully
which the human family suhject-dyspepsia, con
stipation, piles, scrofua. rheunls bronchitis
fits and all diseases, diseases of the skin
lungs, stomach. kidneys. &c. n9-lm.
nR. BROTHERS. INvIGoRATING CORDIAL Is
~ powerful Nerve stimulant and Tonic. OF all the
remedies for Nervous Debility. Neuralgia Nervous
Exhaustion, Paralysis and that class Of people who
are weak. miserable, letha-xe. sleepy. lack Of anhi
ton and Zes'. there Is remedy equal TO this Cordial
IL has been in for forty-ye years this city
Laboratory. 100 B.st s.w no Inn
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DENTISTRY.
IT S. DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Cor. 9TH aud SITS n. w.
The lareest organization devoted to high
class dental practice in the world
Fied0edto the promotion Of seles,lzs
Gentistrp at moderate prfces
See price list in another column. MO
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW PUBLICATIONS
NEW AND standard MEDICAL BOOKS
~ os!eEe Practice ot Medirine Ewald- Dlsasses Of
the Stomach. Fuchs Text Book Of Opthaiaoiosy ami
many others Apple; "A Medic Al iibr ary entire .et
on monthly payments send postal with address. GOV
specimen pages. circulars and terms
p. APPLETON 4 CO,
"XNHERE Is THH OFFICE OF TUE CEN
w TURY DICTIONARY"
In the Washington Loan and Trust building corner
9th and Sta Room %
CAN SEE THERE STYLES OF BINDING
ARYy'
Yes.
HOW CAN PAY FOR THE DIcT1oHARYy..
Call and inquire. oc27-tnoI5
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holdings and Interior Tinting and Decorating
no 10 Il ". HKSpERsoss.
lib ST. NV
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YoUs E,I.asar fitted HEnrLEx's. .45s Ia. Az
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q RosHoN'S DENTAL PARLORS. ESTABLISHED
~ 1871. l5ttS 18th St n Full sets ~, Sl2 and
600. Old plates made new. Open day and night aud
SUNDAYS. Filling 81 up. Old and processes used
oceC-lm'
nR s. PARSONS. s. r. COR. 9TH AND Sis
~ NV. -Fflltne speciality. Aching and liberated
teeth restored 10y the wnsystem Aloca snssthetio
applied 20 gu,ns 70 alleviate pain In extracting All
branches OF dentistry. oc5
EREE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TEFTH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge
cost OF materisl at lfea s. dental department
OF the Columbian University, from TO p. daily
EXCEPT Sunday: extraction free infrmary oIan from
October , to June 20. seoii-tf
DENTAL INFIRMiRY-NATIONAL UNTvER-
~ sity COR. 9Th and SITS. n. W. Open to 3 al tls
cost oil materials. feI0tr
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frOnpt treatment
Office hours: 10 to 1. 5 tos ns-et.
DE. Q. J. CARLETON.
5O7 10Th st. nv
Graduated London. England lss, New York. 1879
Bladder and Kidney Ailments. Acute or Chronic
Blood or skin Diseases. Nerve Ex-
hsustion. Nervous Debility.
SKILL. SUCCESS.
DO YOU FEEL
More tired in the morning than on soine 70 bed
Dull. sometimes stupid, have melancholy spells
unable to concentrate your mind poor memory feel
unit either for business society feel shy s.re 70
be alone irritable. despondent and almost denorsl-
lied. feel generally used and that life Iosin its
charm for your If so. you are afflicted with
NERVOUS DEBILITY
Do beein to realize that you not 30 vigorous
losing grip and lack the vim Of other days
which enabled you TO thrust tribes aside and march
onward to success! If so. your case is one Of
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
DO you experience pslpitation Of the heart when
startled. surprised or upon slight exertion. Does
your heart beat irreguary sometimes fast and then
feel Is II were about to stop. have pains Of wan
der1ng character dizzy SPELLS &C.. kc.f n so.
BEWARE OF NERVOUS PRosTRATroy.
People often think the condition is something 70 feel
ashamed OF. and too frequently fall Q willing victim
into the hands Of some Of the designing quacks who
k6nor4t
practice. who In his ignorance through lack Of ex-
perfence and knowledge of correct treatment dosee
the poor. deluded individual with the bromides TO
ssturation stimulates him Within an inch of in
sanity by phosphorus. strychnine. Damiana &c
The causes and proper mode Of trestlpent OF these
troubles but little understood BY the eenersl prsc
ttioner of medicine. and the vividly gloomy word
pictures Of the Quscks alleged nteru4ure too often
cause susceptible men 10 become completely unnerved
Where shall 80 10 get cureds- many poor suf-
ferer asks. not knowing whom 10 trust Go whsrs
have before and be restored TO psrec
health fou should ss once consult Or. oafisso, WIN
s positively the only sdvertsins surgeon In he Uuted
States who treats these troubles recognised scientific
and curative principles and hes made thesr sue
cessful testment . LIE study. Kxpsrt usanary
analysis. chemical and microsoops Neur.ssAs-
MA tnsrvs exhaustiona. dssepes Of the baddsr ttd
neys. SKIN. blood nervous system or any scuts or
chronic disease within ths range of ing pscs3sv O.
Be rsased with skin and born Of sxpsrssnos
and an earnestness Of desire 10 bsnsns my p.s.sna
Rours. 3 10 2. 4 eo6 sunday. 70 only. Coosslse,
tonfrss For furthsr pssticulaD So "fosG"
oc22tu. thka.2
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Tirkeis and information At the ofioe. no-tie st
18th street. aud Pennsy lNAna 10. amt a the
station. whore orders be- left for TIA. checking VI
baggage 10 Destination from hotels aud Residences
CHAS y. puGH J. o. MOOD
General Manager. Gau27l General Passenger Agent
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Has accomplished great cure. / remain. respect
fully. ABBIE Z. BLACKMAN."
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Dog Collars engraved. Razors sharpened
free. Rodgers Cutlery. WAFoRD's, All Pa. av.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-19
Roland Reed.

p On the occasion Of his coming appear
arcc hero Roland Reed will present for
tho first time in Wheeling ''The Club
Friend" The play runs along smoothly,
swiftly and Interestingly, and there is d
great deal in the matter that must
the intelligent listener apart
IRON tho interest in the characters or
story. incidentally the play is a satire
upon that by no means modern ally OF
that inky gentleman who finds mischief
for idlers, the fashionable physician. i,
The story OF THE Club Friend" how
ever, is mainly concerned with the
fortunes Of Mr.. S%tuyvesant Filbert. a
man who, having > reputation for levity,
is never taken seriously, even when he
ls most in earnest.
The play gives Mr.. Reed an opportun-
ity to mount. q higher artistic level than
those upon which he has sported in the
dozen years, and this admir-
able, intelligent and well-schooled COM
edian proves his fitness for the higher
sphere by a clean cut, consistent and
humorous characterization OF a g%enteel
comedy part.
Mr.. Reed has tho assistance of the
samescompany that aided him during
his long run in New York at the Star
theatre. 1t includes Miss Isadore Rush,
Miss Edna Wallace, Miss Cecile James,
Mrs. Mary Myers, George Frederick
Mast, Charles A.. Smily, Albert Roberts,
William Davido, Julian Reed and James
Douglass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-19
THREE new Yachts, foot of Twelfth
street, for the Circus tO.uay,,@Sa


The Baltimore & Ohio railroad an
nounces special trains in addition to
regular train service and the sale of
round trip tickets at greatly reduced
rates to Grafton from Parkersburg,
Wheeling, Morgantown, Keyser and all
intermediate stations, for: Decoration
Day. May 80. Tickets sold ut the re-
duced rates will be valid for passage 60
ing on'May 20 and 80, and will be good
for return journey until May,3l inclu-
sive, on all regular trains scheduled to
stop at stations whore tickets wore pur.
chased. The day will be a gala occasion,
and odation will be offered
by the railroad company for the con:
venience and comfort OF passengers. In
the grand procession will be ten brass
bands, the Rowlesburg Military, Nor
gantown Cadets with artillery, and 500
Ga R. Veterans. Hon. r. D. Johnson
will be the orator Of the day. Speeches.
will BIO made by other distinguished gen
tlenen. In tho afternoon there will DO
five trotting races at the fair grounds.
For rates and time Of special train
consult appended table. For time OF
regular trains SEQ schedule published
elsewhere in this paper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-19
NICHOLAS onAwLEY DEAD.
Old aud Weli.to.Do3 Citixon Passes
Away nc a Ripe Arc. Y

An Old aud Woll.to.Do Citixen Passes
Away nc u Ripe Ago.
Nicholas Crawley died about Q a. m.
yesterday at his room, on the Second
ward market square, at; the ripe ago Of
sevcnty-two years, all his liie having
been passed az a resident OF this city, Of
which he was a native. He was well
known to tho majority OF people. He
was years ago q. grocer and 9.het made
considerable money, which was Invest.
cd 80 as e. largely increase in value
and ho diod possessed OF q considerable
estate, among his holdings being some
paying stocks md several valuable
pieces Of real estate, one OF these being
the property on whiohlQ nimby's news
depot and adjoining busihess establish-
nlents arc located IN N
Flo had been III bad health for sov.
oral years, but managed to, Iet about
until within 4 few weeks, when no. had
to take to his bed, xEtihr n
Mr.. Crawley was "a peculiar man,
grutf and taciturI, but not without
qualities which attached some people
to him. lie was never married., but his
brother Frank, who diod a few years
ago, loft ~ widow and several children,
and Mrs. Capt. Thomas II. Mong, is
his sister.
Agood deal Of curiosity 10 expressed
as to the disposition no made OF his
property.
He will be buried Friday morning,
requiem mass being celebrated at st.
Joseph's cathedral at 8 a. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-19
BARNUM 8 BAILEY TO-DAY,
Tho Parade this Morning and Porfor
nance t1iA Afternoon aud Evening.

Tho Parnde this aiornlng n Porfor-
nance this Afternoon aud Evening.
Tho great Barnum & Bailey ahow will
arrive in this city about six o'clock this
morning and pitch It's city OF tents on
the State Fair grounds.
The annual visit OF this unrivaled at
traction Is ioyfully anticipated by tho
people Of this vicinity, and as In nil
years thousands will no doubt be turned
away this year.
Manynew and marvclous features have
been added to the attractions this year.
Columbus aud tho Discovery Of Amer.
lea" Tho tremendous spectacle OF
Columbus and tho Discovery OF Amor
lea Is almost beyond belief, while Its
mngniticenco and grandeur Is OF such a
character rs to commend II to parents
and guardians. It's historical truth and
accuracy renders 1t most instructive to
youth. Ono can sec within Its spacious
waterproof tents, Imro Kiraliy's stu
dendous historical and thrilling spec
tacle OF Columbus and the Discovery OF
America, Il production which alone re-
|,quires 1900 characters, including 800
dancing girls, to interpret, with moro
elegant scenery and costly wnrdrobes,
trappings. emblems and devices, than
any hundred theuters. All the principal
events In tho life Of the great discoverer
are depicted, as well rs the important
historical ones connected herewith.
Pitched battles between the Moors' and
Spaniards are realistically produced
just as they occurred 400 years ago,
military triumphs, festivals, songs,
dances, games, tournaments on foot and
on horseback, and many other most in.
teresting occurrences are accurately ex-
hibited. The ships TINT Columbus
sailed in, the crews, pilots, mariners,
and the very voyage itself on the ocean,
arc all truthfully shown, with the primi-
tive Indians and the latter's games,
sports, dances and diversions.
The new street pageant will leave the
grounds at 8 a. NJ. and traverse the
principal thoroughfares Of the city. It
will be we'll worth witnessing, for no
circus parade has ever had so much
that is now and novel i'll 1t as that Of
Barnum & Bailey contains this season.
There will be an exhibition this after
noon and tonight, the doors opening at
and p. m. and the performance
beginning IN hour later.
The circus train is scheduled to pass
through Martins Ferry at Q o'clock
this morning on the Cleveland & Pitts:
burgh road. 1t will pass passenger
No. 90 ut the freight depot. There arc
sixtY-tWo cars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-19
Tho siste rsviile OH Field,
Washington, Pa, Observer.

"uaHtHytoHp fu, OoscTtT~
Mr.. Samuel Fergus returned on Mon
day from the Sistersville field. In con-
,yersation with an Observer reporter, he
stated that from the present outlook
the Sistersville field would be one Of the
largest ever developed. The present
development is to the north and east of
the town. At present ovcr a hundred
wells are going down. The develop
ment has been retarded, owing to two
or three persons having the foresight to
get leases on nearly all the land in that
vicinity. Territory that has not been.
leased is being taken up at a one-eighth
royalty and a rental of S. por acre near
developments. Quite a lot of territory
has changed hands lately, the terms Of
the sales being private.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-19
BUCKENBERG WILL NOT QUIT.

The Report to tina. Effect 10: characterized
rs Wild-syed.
Last evenings Pittsburgh Press has
the following:
Anent the wild-eyed, sensational rr-
NOR about the release Of Manager Buck
enberger, ex-President Temple had this
to say: "NNhy, Of course there is no
truth in that silly story; do you think
We have taken leave Of our senses be-
cause we happen to hold stoclS in 4 bhse
ball club? ! regard MANAGER Bucken-
berger as one Of the very best managers
in the business, and with Tom Burns as
his field captain you will find them a
combination hard to beat. Burns
will join the Pittsburgh sclub.ain
Chicago on Saturday" .,and will
play third base as soon as
ne is ready. In any event he will cap
tain the Pittsburg team and do the
coaching. l am sorry on Manager
Buckenberger's account that such n
rumor ever reached the public, ior there
never was mn atom of foundRtiohL for It'll
AL of our directors are we'll Satisfied
with Mr.. Buckenberger, and we think
with Burns on the team they should
commence to play winning ball inn
mcdiately."
Manager.B uckenberger is no gutter,
and upto date he has not even proved a
hard loser, considering the awful mis-,
takes some OF his men have been guilty
of at times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-19
FOUR THIEVES IN JAIL.
are Hold for Nobblng q Saloon.
a Z. JAW hnoth eri n,t,L.Ef5Q Nt Nl'|

Tho. are Hold for Wobblng q Saloon.
Another wautod.
Monday night thieves got into tho
saloon OF John Shorts, on Sixteenth
street, near Market, and stole about $40
worth Of goods, consisting Of canned
corned becf, boiled ham, wine, catsup,
cigars and other beverages. Suspicion
was directed to a certain gang, and the
police spent Tuesday night working up
the case. They ut an early hour yester-
day morning arrested George andiFrank
Kraft, Charles Shell and Jack Hepburn.
Tho four men were asleep in Kraft's
blacksmith shop, on Sixteenth and West,
Chapline, less than a square from the
saloon that was robbed, and in tho same
place most Of the stolen property was
hid.
The prisoners were arraigned before
Squire Gillespie yesterday forenoon,
and were given a hearing and held for
tho circuit court, to answer to tho action
OF the grand jury, bail being fixed at
$500 each. Three Of them went to jail
in default Of bond, while George Kraft.
furnished surety and was. released:
Tho officers think OF 'tlfthtman, we'll
known character and an intimate as
soclate of the four arrested, WAS con-
cerned in the robbery, but so lar no has
eluded arrest. sdSs4n ,Vi NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City und Wheeling Folks

Strangers in tho City und Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Z. F. Booking, Of Charleston, ar
rived yesterday to testify in the Garri-
son trail. ~
Mrs. Charles Hughes, OF Atlanta, Ga,
arrived last night on a visit to her
parents on tho Island.
J.R. Porter, OF Pittsburgh. the prom
inent fire brick manufacturer; was at
tho Mcclure yesterday.
J. B. Finstcr, the we'll known news
dealer of Weston, spent yesterday Mt
the stamm House, being in!the city on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mifiin Marsh, OF the
Island, have gone to Cincinnati and
Louisville on 4 combined business and
pleasure trip.
f.. Heermans, Of Kincwood, W. II.
Sheets, Of Salamanca. and A. Sweeney,
OF Tyler county, stopped at tho Wind
sor yesterday.
Lewis Huseman, jr., Of this city, who
IS attending school at Pougllkoepsie,
N. y, was one OF tho chorus Of 1000
persons who sang at tho Patti concert at
Madison Square Carbon last week.
CT Webms and Walters. ,Cowcn, OF
st. Clairsville, Henry Ranch, OF Par.
k%ersburg. John H:Brown, Of Kincwood,
John I. Miller, Of Keyscr, and b. D.
Spillman, Of Parkersburg, registered Mt
the Mcclure yesterday.
F. D. Mccoy, Of Si~stcrsyille Mrs. II.
l. Kuhn and daughter, of Warrington;
!. @. ,Piier, Of Buckhannon Warren
Reynolds, Of Clarksburg; W. McC.
snodgrass and j.. B. Clark, OF, New
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. SFJewett leave this
evening Tor the sunny south.% Their
many friends wish them a pleasant
Journey anda safol return.-Aberdecn, S.
iak', -NNe,cs, sllth. Mrs. Jewett ii the
laughter ofP. Kennedy, ESQ, and will
Dc at Park View Place, near Elm Grove.
Among the West Nirginianns that
s!opped3at.the Behler bworo:i J.SL. Nc
Naskey!and Monroe francis, Of Now
iMarilhsyille;sJ ". Bailey, j r.,s.of Par
Eersburg; D.EArnold, of Proctor; j.. C..
and A. B.. .Burchinal, j. o. Haley,
Thomas II Haley, II. w. Brown, ~.
Martin, Brice Jolitf and Ed Beatty, of
Huntington; a. NJ. Crow, OF Littlcton;
John and S.. W. Grow. OF Burton; a.
SiarK, OF Leon; S. w. Gordon, ISL.
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"sINGlSGn ELEcTRlC LIGHTS
And L'rhts that Fluotun.o-rho con.rae.

ana L'rhta TINT Fiuosunta--The Contract
ors Dons.
Inc electric light commission was
called to meet last night, but as only
one gas trustee was present, no business
could DO transacted, aquornm requiring
~ le'at two gas trustees. Tie Van
Dorm iron works, tho roof contractors,
aha DIN. Brooks, the building con:
tractor, announced that their work was
uohe, and that they wanted their
money. The subcommittee having
charge Of all the details OF the work