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sl.vin and Ham 60 Ft.ht.

LONDON. April l7.-Paddy Slavin and
Jim Hall have signed articles to box
twenty rounds for purse of fl,0OO at the
National Sporting Club in Derby week.
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Always avoid harsh purEstive piiis They
fret make you sick and then leave you consd-
psted. Carriers Little Liver Pills regulate the
bowels ana maze you Well Doee. oas plii
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A SLUGGING MATCH.
Billy Smith Knocks Out Tom
Williams in Two Rounds.
VERY DISAPPOINTING CONTEST.
Abbets, the 1aelish LigAtwsisAt Chan-
pien, Challenge Zoe McAsliRe-Hal
end slsvfa Matched In EnelanA.

CoEEY ISLAND. N. r, April 17.-Johnny
Vanheest, of Chicago, and Dannis Russell,
OF New York, entered the ring ct 8 o'clock
tonight. At the end Of the fourth round
the referee gave the fight to vanheest.
Russell was decidedly overmatched and
was being pounded all to pieces when the
referee gave his decision.
The next event was between Tom Will
liams, of Australia, and Billy Smith, of
Boston. This affair was . brutal slugging
match and nothing else up to the end of
tho second round, when Williams was
knocked down and out.
The men fought fer purse Of 5000. at
14O pounds.
Billy Smith was born In Boston, and 10 q
years Of ags. He weighs ll2 pounds and stands
feet ~ inches in height He has never been
defeated, his victories being q follows:
Defeated Rosnds
Tom Burnett, Of Boston. ................ l3
Jack Buckley, Of St. John, N. B.............. 8
Charles Clark, Of New Jersey. 8
Charles Brown, Of Portland, Me ...... Is
Tom AcManus, Of Prince Edwards Island -. s
Haxler Campbell, of Boston Is
James Murray, OF Bangor, Me......... %
Frank Kelly, of San Francisco 2 IS
Billy Armstrong. OF San Francisco. ... Ii
Tom West. OF Portland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
Charles Gleaeon Observation-Disclosures. 4
Billy Maber. ex-champion of Australia. ...... q
Danny Needham. of San Francisco. Il
Tom Williams OF Australia. ................. 2
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ROYAL CRYSTAL ssls u graauIa,eA
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the GlnSs City.

All Sorts OF Local News mud Gossip from
the GlnSs City.
Tho county commissioners have made
tho following entry NJ q report OF tho
pike matter, which recently claimed so
much attention; "ln tho matter Of tho
petition OF George NJ. Wise ct al, for
tho removal Of Chalkloy Dawson as
superintendent OF the PHltney town
ship pixies, tho board having heard tho
evidence Of tho petitioners and Of
superintendent Dawson, find no suf.
hCiOnt grounds for tho removal Of Mr..
Dawson, and fully ucquit him Of all
charges of mismanagemont, incompe.
tcnCy and negligence made BY tho com.
plainants, and refuse to grant tho 70.
quest Of tho petitioners for his removal,
aud continue tho matter Of tho other 70.
quests made by tho complainOnts."
The meeting Of the Democratic exec.
uiiyo committee NJ tho Globe hotel
hero yesterday TO recommend fourth.
class postmasturs throughout tho
county was attended by a number Of
tho faithful and ever willing members
Of tho party. Tho roll was called
and not one was found missing. All
tho applications were "EecsiY we'd and
fled" What else was donc with them
la not known ut this writing, but Ger.
tain II Is that somo Of tho mgnhOrs OF
tho committee wore In favor Of adjourn.
Ing without making any recommends.
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THE LOST
Very Little Hope for the Overdue Whit
S.nr steamer


Very Little Hope for the Overdue White
S,a steamer,
New YoRE, March 0.--The Naronic
has been out ~twenty.six days, and has
not spoken once nor seen since she left
the Merry early on tho morning OF Feb
ruary II for this port, Her agents are
still hopeful that she may be heard
from. The Maritime Register has this to
say editorially;
''The 'non.arrival Of the White Star
steamer NOronic IL causing much alarm,
although it is probable she will be heard
from either at FayRl or in tow with ma
chinery damaged. That she has not
been sighted proves nothing as against
either Of these chances"
Fayal is q port in the Azores, about
300 miles west OF St. Michael, and there
Is not, it Is said, frequent communica-
ton between the two Islands. st.
Michael is q coAling station, and nearly
all steamships out Of coal obtain fresh
supplies there. 1t is not possible that
the NaronIc may be heard from at
Fayal, but that she will DO sighted in
tow seems TO be unlikely.
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rhDrn wero NO Sanding deyelopmenta

There were no startling developments
Yesterday in connection with the street
car strike, excepting two South Side
GLASS breaking incidents onO in tho
morning and another later in the after
noon. The patronage given the street
cara seemed larger than usual, though
the company officials said il was not Us
proat as on some other days since the
strike was inausurated carly in jan
ulry.
The first car up in the morning was
a,salled by u brickbat ut the corner Of
Jacob and T~hirty.6ith streets, which
went through one Of the windows; the
perpetrator was not to DO found and is
unknown,
During tho day q car ran of tho tracks
in Ben wood, which the crew were una
able to get back on the tracks, so n
force OF men went down from the Forty
eighth street car barns and after hall an
hours work got IL back on its native
element the track, In the meantime
Il crowd Of men aud boys hooted the
compauy's men,
There was but a comparatively few in.
eIdents Of mud throwing and track OBJ
struclions, moat OF them being in tho
southern portion OF tho city.
The company had considerable trouble
throughout the day with short circuits
and other mechanical difficulties, which
lindered the regular scheduled running
Of tho cars. Tho cars now run in their
regular routes, the big t%wenty.inch
water main OH Main street, in front OF
the Belmont mills having been repaired.
Yesterday Dave Geryin, a former sa-
lo0Rkecpor, now employed in II Of the
lionwood mills, was in the Eighth ward
when a car passed, lie yelled an oath
ut the motorman and then threw his
dinner bucket through the window.
Oaicor Minkemyor arrested him.
There appears no spark OF hope for
any amIrablO settlement Of the ditliCul'
ties existing between the street railway
company and its striking ex'employes.
Tho company, though it has not yet
answered tho communication from City
CIera Thonor recommending distnter-
es'ed arbitration, viii, it Is pretty gon-
orally understood, decline such an offer,
as It is directly opposite its course
throughout tho prO,ent difficulty.
Tho strikers had eight cabs and
wagons out yesterday, which were
p~uironiSrl as well rs usual,
ono OF tho compNny's employees said
yesterday, that though no disturbances
Of much magnitude have takon place
for same time, ho anticipated serious
trouble before tho strike is settled, ut
hurts the strikers to SEQ the cars run.
ming along without their assistance, and
makes them very bitter towards u.s."
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tions because we have no business
with these appointments" rs one OF the
committeeman put It. But some of the
applicants who Thought they could read
their title clear through the committee,
and all Of them were cautious about
making remarks concerning tho com,
miltee, but thrae.iourths Ut them will
be denouncing the committee and tho
congressman, too, in a very short time;
perhaps they will not know whether To
swear or laugh until after the spring
elections. In the meantime Congress-
man Pearson has changed his plan in
Harrison county, and there the commit
. tee recommendations don't so.
Albert W. Kennon and Chalmers
Trimble are not OF tho machine pattern
OF Democrats. They insist that the
Democratic patrons Of a postolice are
the mes to determine who should be
the postmaster and not q committee
appointed to do campaign work. gisy.
Major E. 4. Peltz, OF GAINESVILLE, who
has Just been appointed district lecturer
OF Belmont and Monroe counties by
the grand master Of Ohio, will assemble
the Masonic officers OF the district at
BaraesVille very shortly, as he ~
enthusiastic oyer the new work. i'..
Many Republicans were astonishod
yesterday to read that tho primaries
had been called for tonight, The mat
ter seems to have almost escaped public
attention, but there ought TO be q full
representative vote out in each Of tho
wards.
The stock in the Scotch Preserving
Company was all subscribed yesterday
and a charter applied for. The capital
stock is $4,000 and it was all taken in n
very feW days. They will begin opera.
tions in the old tobacco warehouse.
Quite q pleasant reception was held
at the residence oil DR.. j, G. Mccullough,
on Gravel Hill, last night by the young
ladies' Of the Second Presbyterian
church,
George L%ippencott, formerly oil this
city, but now 4 hotel proprietor with
Mrs, Armstrong, at Fostoria, was
mulcted OF S25 Oh tho bogus check
racket.
Tom Carey, q saloon.keeper, has been
sued for $1,000 by Mrs. Kate Faherty,
for alleged sales Of liquor to her hus"
band, Michael Faherty,
Mrs. j. W. Cooper returned from q
months visit with Charleston. West
Virginia friends, last night.
There will be a Y. 2. s.. G. L. conven-
ton in bridgeport on the 10th inst.
Mrs. II. Roemer is quite sick at her
home in tho Fourth ward. VI
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WILL CRUSH IT OUT.
The Brazilian Government will Take the
Bull by the Horns.

The Brazilian Government will Take tho
Bull by the Horns.
VALPARAISO, March 9,-Newa received
from Rio Grande do Sui states that the
general government OF Brazil has finally
determined to crush the revolution
which the Federals have SO long carried
on in that state. A newspaper CORE
spondent tetegraphs this news and adds
that the Federals have been defeated at
San Borga, Piratyni and other points,
losing many OF their troops and horses.
These reverses and the failure to secure
arms and ammunition have demoralizod
the Federals. These troubles have been
increased by tho Uruguayan authorities,
who have stationed troops along the
border to prevent the revolutlonlsts
from seeking hiding places in Uruguay
an soil. A large body OF Tevolutionists
who sought to retreat into Uruguay has
been ordered back.
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Nnnonnl C,clInr Association.

NEw YoRK, March GA number Of
capitalists interested in n scheme to
form a national cycling association, with
money prizes for speed contests, was
begun In tho Fifth Avenue hotOl this
morning G. II. Byrno, president Of the
Brooklyn base ball club, acted as proSi.
dent pro ten. A permanent %orgdniza.
ton will DO effected and a schedule Of
championship races mado out, Tho
race mentings will DO held on tho basO
ball grounds. Tho idea OF those inter.
0sicd Is TO develop an American cham.
pion, who will compete with any foreign
Cyclor at the close Of tho season Tor tho
championship Of tho world,
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On Thursday evening March IA,
Charles Frohman's company will pre-.
sent tho latest comedy success, Jane"
at the Opera House. "Jano" had a
phenomenal run OF 400 nights In Lon.
don, 100 nights in New York and six
weeks in Philadelphia, 1t is a comedy
crowded with humor. For audiences
there Is no serious stdc to tho plot,
though several OF tho situations are
embarrassing to the hero, who is any
airy young man with an overmastering
fondness for making money ilv. The
piece Is full Of ludicrous incidents, and
will DO presented by a strong company.
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nnr.,, nn.lnn Nnrnllr comnnnr.

The Grand was crowded last night to
SEQ Hart's Boston Novelty Company.
II ia one OF tho most refined and elegant
specially shows seen so far at the
Grand. Every member is q star and
tho musical act done by tho BRrra
troupe 10 the greatest ever seen in
Wheeling. The show made q tre.
mendous hit last night and crowded
houses arc assured at every perform.
ance. They appear again this evening,
give q grand matinee Saturday after.
noon and close their engagement with
the Saturday nights performance.
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MATAMoRAs, March Cool Alezo
Sanchez, n Of the weaIthiest land
owners in Tamutihas, has been killed
by Abba Garcia, q member OF one OF
tho most prominent families in North
ern Mexico. Trouble has existed bo-
tween Sanchez and Garcia for some
time over the boundary line OF two
properties. A personal encounter
ended in Garcia shooting his enemy.
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nrnn.r, Coming TO the GRIND.

MIR. John Griffith, who has been one
Of TraScdian Kcene's leading men for
several seasons, will mako his first up.
peRrnnCO In Wheeling next Monday,
March 10, at tho Grand Opera House
for an engagement in tho masterpiece
Of molodrama, Faust" "Overwhelm.
inely magnificent scenery, superlatively
strong company, surprisingly beautiful
costumes and dazzling parnphernNlia
oil combine 10 mako Faust an Arabian
Nights dream OF spVctnculr splohdorj"
10 ono Of tho modest claims made for II,
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WEST CHESTER, Pa, March 0.-To-day
W. S Bowen, OF this place, received an
official communication from Mgr. satolli
restoring him his pow in St. Agnes
Catholic church which was taken from
him elk years ago by the present rector,
Rev. s. b. Spaulding, because Mr.. Bowen
refused to send his child to the parish
school. Mr.. Bowen declined to state
tho purport OF tho letter, but said no
expected to occupy his old pew next
Sunday.
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II her acting last night was o spcci.
men, Clara Morris tias lost her old time
power. She was almost as bad AZ her
support, which was very weak. With
n drama unusually thrilling, even for
d'Eursry, she fuiled TO please her judi
cious auditors. In all respects the per
formance was u disappointment. The
company was detained by a railroad &c.
cident over in Ohio, and did not arrive
till u late hour last night.
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ADinnrnncO.
70 The Editor d he huieiiOnrcr.

sm;-I notice by tho newspaper 70.
ports that tho West Virginia legislature
refused to appropriate money for u
monument at Gettysburg to mark the
position OF the loyal troops oil West
Virginia. | also notice that this same
Legislature appropriated 5000 for a
statue Of an x.ConiodorNte soldier
Senator Kenna) to be placed in tho
capitol at Washington. See tho differ
ence? VETERAN.
Ma shall County, w. Va, March 0.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-Ephraim
Young, u director OF the defunct Spring
Garden National Bank, has been found
guilty in the United States district
court OF conspiracy with President
Kennedy and with embezzling the
funds Of the corporation.
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SptrllI ULaDucN 70 Tic IRINIIQelloef.
FAmMoNr, W. Va. March 9.-Mrs
ANA Linn died this morning at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Margaret
Hughes, at the advanced age Of ninety
three years.
She was the mother Of ex.SheriF
Hugh Il. Linn, Of this county, aged
tlfty.three years, who is the youngest OF
nine children, all OF whom are living.
She has sixty.six grandchildren
and fifty.one great-grandchildren, all
living.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, March 0.-At
Galloway, eight miles from here, j. Pat
ton last night entorod NJ. +. Jackson's
store where some negroes we're playing
cards. Ono attempted to kick Patton
out, whcrcupon Patton drew n revolver
and shot and killed Abo Jones aud
another negro.
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Will Kill tho Bill,

Trenton, N. j., March 9.-Attornoy
General Stockton has officially pro-
nounced tho parochial school bill un-
constitutional, on the ground that it
provides Tor the appropriation OF pub
Tic money to private corporations. This
opinion will probably kill the bill.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, March a.-Peter
Turney, the bed.ridden governor Of this
state, is hardly expected TO live moro
than two weeks longer. Governor
Turney was inaugurated in q sick bed
January last. He has had n seyere ro.
lapse, and the general belief is he will
never come 10 the capitol.
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FOB SALE.

A -four mill, with roller process, twenty-five
barrel capacity. Water and steam power. Saw
and planer also attached; doing good business
IN the country. This Ia a bargain. Coal within
200 feet. Has thlrty.seveu NCrcs OF land. VIII
sell oil together or mill separate.
No. 37l7 Eotf street. frame house, six rooms,
large cellar, alloy corner. Easy terms,
No. 9729 Eofr street. Brick house, six rooms
and hall. good location. Cheap. Easy terms.
No, 81 Thirty.lith street, half lot, tour rooms
with summer kitchen and largo attic; Sl,l01.
Three houses on Wood street, high ground,
No. $5lS. $50 aud O62l $50 each.
Two houses on Twenty. ninth. four rooms
No, S5tO Wood street. lot 3OxloO iees, six rooms.
Agood farm Of M Icres, one and q hall mlloI
from tho city. A good orchard. six acres IN
grapes. has alvoroomGdhouse, stables, etc, and
tho boSt OF water. VIII sell gu easy termsoe
tTAdO for city property.
Lots In H%onmnnn's addition. the best valueln
tho Eighth ward on very easy terms fora shoes
time
BhrkhouSe. four rooms aud hall. Forty.
hrStaud Woods streets, full lot
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ZEAL
FO r s L II.


Fine suburban property, TWO milos from the
cly- hye minute. walk from motor line, new
WIN all modern tnpraVemeuts Chn1p.
Lots On CGldwelfS run $50 each.
Fine Farm OILS acres on National road. nino
miles east OF city OF easy terms
Farm OF ~ acres, four miles north OF olty. VIII
make good dairy farm
House, 10 rOOlHs, Fifteenth street, with mod
ern improvements.
House, = rooms, sixteenth street, Si0ll,
House, o rooms Fourteenth street, 81 sou.
House, I rooms Charles street. Centre Wheel
ing, $3.50.
House, ( rooms, Twcnty.third street, si.2OO.
House, 7 rooms, North Market street. 81 800.
House, 5 rooms, Eoft street, Centre Wheeling,
lotG5Xt2L, S4,9U,
Business property on Market street at modor
ate price.
Small house and half lot. Jacob street, Centra
Wheeling, on easy terms, 500,
Throa houses on MOystOn street, sixth ward,
on easy terms, $500.
Lots at east end OF Twenty.thIrd Ssres. on
easy terms
Wheeling. SNl
Io9Ro'haf IoEo or chaplins street, Sixth Ward.
ono OF tho baIt manufacturing slteI In ths
city, fronting OF two railroads
500. 81, 100 and $500 to loan on city property
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HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now Is the time to make your arrangements
for tho Worlds Fair. Parties visiting Chicago
eau secure superior private boarding at III
Calumet avenue. The location Is the finest in
the city for Worlds Fair purposes. One block
from Illinois Central road, that take you to
either Of the four entrances to the grounds. Same
distance from cable road. and three blocks from
elevated road. II IS the finest residence portion
oithO city. The advantages urC many as com.
pared 10 tho immediate viCinityOf the Worlds
Fair Tor Jackson Park, whore everything Is OF
necessity crude, made only for tho occasion.
Prices vary according to size and location OF
room and number Of people occupying thom.
Comfortably furnished apartments In the annex
ut somewhat reduced rates.
Table nbunfuntiy supplied with the very best
tho market affords, Meals quietly and promptly
served. For particulars apply to.
MRS. H. ". LIST,
ja7.rrh4s No. 22jl Calumet Ave, Chicago, Ill.
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GRtxxrtr, Iowa, March 8.-Tho buggy
plant Of tho S~pOlding Manufacturing
Company burned to the ground last
night. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000
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BEWARE Of limitations. Take no "just
as good" Sec thatyou got the genuine
DIR. Bulls Cough syrup, tho peerless
specific.
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NCpousm.

WASHINGTON. D. G., March O.--socro.
tary Carlisle to-day appointed his son,
Logan Carlisle, chief clerk Of the treas.
ury department, vice Stocks, resigned.
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HALIFAX, N. s., March 0.-rhe Glaco
Bay Mining Company has received the
first payment Of 100000 from the
Whitney Coal Syndicate.
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EDUCATIONAL
a WORD
To Those who Contemplate Study.
ing Shorthand.

You will mAko1 GRAVE MISTAKE II o undor,
take to prepare thoroughly for illling iirst-clasS
supplied with all NECESSARY FACILITIES for TioR
oudllNESS and with an OLD n WELL ESTABLISHED
REPUTATION, where you eau DO thoroughly
drilled In Grammar, Spelling. Punctuation, uso
Of Capitals, etc, as we'll rs efficiently prepared
in Bookkeeping mud OniCo Work, rs business
MEN Now REQUIRE Tho REPUTATION OF such O
school Is worth to YOU, IN Obtaining A sITUA
nos tho entire cost OF tuition with a private
party or In n so.cNlled Shorthand School. DO NOT
MAKE THIS MISTAKE Call aud see Us first.
au2I WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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.AFEW BRICKS THROWN.
The Street Car Strike Situation
Yesterday Was
COMPARATIVELY SOMEWHAT QUIET.

two Disturbances of a Brick Throw
ing Nature on tho South side-A
Man Arrested for Hoaving a Dinner
Bucket Through a Car Window-No
Chances for u Settlement.
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THERE will DO serious trouble il you
don't overcome those dyspeptiC symp.
toms, Hoods Sarsaparllla is the medi.
cine YOU need. S
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MRS. ARY'SSCHOOL.
ART INSTRUCTION.

An Art studio, conducted by Miss llosE NJ.
SWEENEY. VIII 10 opened IN connection with
Mrs Harris school September ~ In tho school
building Pencil, Charcoal aud Cfayon Draw.
lng Oh aud Water COlota aud china Painting
Pastel, Clay. modelling aud Art Enamellng viii
receive special attention Miss Sweeney has
been conducting AT ClNNcs With marked
N tho east ipf tho past ilyo OF ak
ycnTrS FhghgI, Inquiry maybe madcot MISS
NOSE NJ SWEENEY. b9 Main street of Mr4
N. stevens Hart IN Main street, or Al the school
rooms on and after Monday september "a