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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
HIhINEss DONE N I'VE House.

Washington. Jan. 19.-In the House to1lny Mr..
covert asked unauimOrs consent fDr the Mme liz 20
consideration Of lie New York and NcwJcrsey bridge
bill Int Mr.. Campbell OBJECT. Il.
In the consideration morning hour Senntc bill
was passed authorizing the Court Of Claims To hear
and determine the claims of certain New-iOra Indians
ngain, the United states.
Mr. Cumming called up bill apprOpIiailng 500
900 for The erection Of monument at Fort Greene,
Pro0klyn To the victims VI the British p.isOu ships.
THIS i the bill which General Spinola ,lsorOu, ~
nlpioncd when he In the House. and 10 which
consideration refused by the opposition OF Mr.
kilcorc. To-day Mr. KIlrore renewed his opposition
and the bill went over without action.
Mr.. Patterson called up the senate bin appr0prla'
ting 1925. 900 for two United States revenue cutters
On the Pacihc Coast. The committee rccomme ndcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20

, rauc,,on of tbe number TO one aD1 the appfoP''"-
lion 70 $4,000 In view o. Mr.. k!leores oppoi"'"
the bill Withdrawn. A., , .
The senate bill authorizing the constructor VI :.
bridge across the Mississippi River al Of "e"' WV"
Orleans passed. ~,
The Now-Nork Bridge bill was 'aii'" up
upon w. a. stone moN ed adjournment upon WIN"
a. hiu ,,,s ,v,bdr,vn The next measure called up
vns for The establishment Of a National Iua'ai'''
Mr. Rayner said ihnt substantially siihl'r p'i' ia"
been p,, ed by the and asEtd 'iat ''o "n''o
bin be- tine enc discus ed and conslderN ~ Pe"""o'
TIE only macral direr,nc. be tween the TWO i'''ur'S
WINS lnat The Senate bill carried IN hppl"p it'll
rHu, H.. Inus. I,, did nos. iniS would he nftfnnti
to when me -.l.ie bill came up. MI. uhn,nss
vas earnestly opposed 10 the sub''lntl"" anu "''''
10 a., b, ing made 49,. .,,..;,u,i.n
Mr.. Ra,n,r tnIrrrd motion Tor lhc S!D,",u i'.
lut the sneaker held that tue s'rla'r DI wa, w"
tin -n.,l,r's liable and hlu not been referred l., II
committee the motion no, III o!Asi; .',ei NV
nanUcuvring. the House ADJOURNED "i'lo'' "'''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20

THE TREASURY CIRCULAR DEFINING CONDITIONS
FOR CARRYING 1T on.


Washington Jan. 10.-rh" annual circular concerning
,calhilns In Alaska issued to-day by The treasury
Department. After recug The provisions Ut Section
1896, X. :. the circular go's Oh to say
No nIr.bearing animal viii be allowed 10 :e kilrd
by person, other than natives within the limits oi
Ala liza Territory the waters thereof except Iur
sails killed upon ihr Prlbylor Islands by such party
or parties a, are PERMITTED Ia do pursuant 10 the
terms of u contract between the hOvrrnmeni OF the
Tinted states and such party or parties. Whit" men
married natives and residing within Inc territory
win not be- entitled to the privilege Of natives under
THIS order.
The ll>c 81 rifles. glns. or other firearms D'
r natives in king offers or Tie ~" ~ nets III
taking them, 4, hereby prohibited.
No vessel eN "rpl United States revenue cutters VIII
be- allowed 10 transport par-, ~ natives 10 or from
localities where Uttcis found Tor The purpose VI
banning inrm. 49,
Masters ~ vessels having on board SKINS " otter.
mink martin. sable. far seal. or other iui bearing
aumI, taken in Ala>h, Aln-kau winters before IN
oa linr the shah report 10 The collector OF 'is-
tom. ~ >ha. to deputy collector al one OF The
por;, ~ delivery IN the District OF AaSsa ana shall
he a manifest thereof and obtain permit Tor tlsar
Transportation II destined for port IN other
collection district II destined for lorrlgn port shall
obtain cfnU.nce.
Master, Of vessels falling comply with these regl
Atinn, VIII be- cosl".eL having violated TIA" pro.
= .on, 81 section 1886 oi The Rev sod statues. and
MI be liable to the = nalr, prescribed therein
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
TIE LIGHTHOUSE BILL passed At LA,r

Warrington. Jan. 10 ,sl.cIl.-rh committee on
Interstate aud Foreign commerce" has IT last sic
coded In passing through the House the bill 10
auiho,tr the construction Of large number Of light
houses aud other aid, g. navigation on the lake gulf
and seacoas, of the United states. Tie passage OF
this wsr and necessary measure WAS surdly opp lsed
by EconOmSt' Holman and squad 0f Democrats.
who succeeded by nlbu>'ring IN postponing FINAL ne
ton for Tong time. The bill carries no appIp ra-
ton the works proposed and. therefore. II
II shall become II law uE0thc; haii fight Will be nee
c.,ary in order 10 have the Item, inclna"d IN me
'undry Ciy Appropriation bill. which WAS reported
to the House yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
THE ORLEANIST PROGRAMME.
READINESS Or THE PARTY TO DEFEND
SOCIETY AGAINST ITS ENEMIES.
COMTE D'HAUSSONvILLE URGES THE FORMING
ONSLAUGHT on CArlrM-TmE NON
ARCHIsTS TO ACT WHEN THE
=. ~ ar
THE. RIPTPL.lC.

FRENCH PEOPLE TIRE OF
THE REPUBLIC.
Pans. Jan. l9.-Thc Comte d'IIausSonville
leader Of the Monarchi>t party and general rep.
resentative Of the Comtr de Paris, has formu-
lated the Oreanist programme in long letter
to VI. Edouard Nerve Editor Of the "Solcl'
After drawing a picture Of the corruption revealed
by the Panama investigation and the consequent
CONSERVATION among the true friends of France
the writer denies the charge that the Monarchists
have tried TO aggravate the scandal. The part
of conspirator was cOnsenisl neither 70 himself
nor TO any of his friends. Nobody could doubt
that the time had come when strong hand ard
strong will were needed at the head Of the
French people. The attention of the Nation at
large. however, was absorbed by the men Of the
Government now in power. All having anything
TO lose were alarmed by the Socialist war now
waged against capital The Government had no
power to stem this movement.
The MonaIchists ought TO assume the leader
ship and direction of public opinion in this emer-
gency. A league to sustain public integrity and
TO protect society should be formed, the Gov
eminent was absorbed in for the public de-
fence The organization of the Monarchlst move
ment was complete, and the Monarclists should
now seek to make all the Conservative and Lib
eral alliances possible without distinction. Pre-
else instructions would be issued before the be-
ginning of the general elections. il would he
premature TO submit plan for form Of GOV
ernment so far in advance of the elections. cape
cially as the Conservatives themselves had not
agreed upon any one form. Meantime II was
necessary to prepare for the conflict and for I'M
foreseen emergencies, violent crisis was in
evitable
When the people of France should tire Of the
Republic the Monarchist party would be- ready
TO defend the cause of law and order. to drive
situations of France upon enduring foundations.
That which to>Iav seemed chimercal would then
become easy and legitimate. In anticipation of
that day. the Monarchsts were bound by loyalty
TO France organize with all the forces they
could rally 10 their assistance ana to prepare the
way for the Prince Of Orleans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20

and that there were Hebrews among the veins
Of the bourgcOse. Do YOU know. the district whi'ii
contains the most Hebrews II Is the lasic "hlc'
Is crowded with Hebrew workmen. Al, they noel
not feel uneasy; shall not interfere with 'l'"hl'
They comrades. who are often 0ut OF employment
and demand the eight hour programme hRe OR
selves. Yes, my friend NJ DrumOn; may be a clever
writer and NJ de Morcs an eloquent orator Oul me
Jewish question has nothing 10 do with our revolution
which l. universal na.nclndeS all crecd' and 'oos>
1he RcvOlutiOnjst> are already preparing Tor th'
May-day demonstration. which promises 10 be- imp)s rg
This year. The committee Of organization WHICH wa
appointed last still exists and VIII soon cohvuh"
general meeting OF all the delegate, Of IN" working
corporations for the purpose OF cecug aiFrh"r com
mlitoe whose task IT Will w. 10 get up movement
less pacific than the last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
Is MEMORY OF GENERAL ING AILs.

Washington. Jan. l0.-G"ncral orr. RS have ben Is
sued In regard 10 The death of Grants OLD quarter
MASTER. General Rufus ingalls,. formerly QiltermlSer
General Of t,r Army. who died In New York SUNDAY
last. TIL, order details General ingalls,, military
record and adds ara exceptional force Of chnraer
and diS nSnhpd ability di,piayei hv him throi gh0ut
his carecr. and especially during the asduors canpag,s
IN which h. engaged. he jonci simplicity "
and grntlcEcss Of dlsp 'i;icn which rndcarei
him 10 all with whom h. came In roniact. There Il no
one living ~ hi, acquaintance who will not grevr upon
the receipt Of the dlngs Of hs death. AZ "A special
mark OF respect " his m,Saory the 0fhc.rs Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
TIE ,yIIop1IcX ELL DEGAYED AGAIN
MR.. w,suBrRy WILL ASK THE SENATE ~
VOTE oN TT TODAY


VOTE oN IT TODAY.
~. ,,.,, Ian H. Th, Senators were all al ga
go, ,u.rnlpr IN rcs.id TO the Anu Opuon BILL ana ho
- ,o,r,a T., Luo,v FMS, when the Official vote "ould
J.. tak.n Yesterday u partial understanding WIS
,,r,.d fbo, t!. MI would be allowed l" ruh "o"s
r,,iu next TUESDAY. Put today vi. Nas"h"'" "''
df,.y his rcquet To- Vote today ana i'h""' II "'
,o.,no.ro,v Efforts have been made quiet I" CANVASS
,l, -nat, Int MI definite conclusion has bee" Tcao''u
NJ V,,hbu,n i, confident Of pa sing the oiil hu soe
q H.. oppo.ltiou say thai many senators VINO No''u
wilt MI WA,auurn against hostile omchdN'eh'' WI" w
turn vote against the I'LL ~
Mr. White who has led the opposition I" u' WI"
thinks there viii be surprises when Inc h'' 'o''
+, taken. for he votes cast "n the Na''""' "","
men,. h, thinks. caanot be taken ~ nm indication q"
,, nav scnntors stand ON tie measure n Whole
Thar. 80. ..un,or. ai,o Mr.. White SAYS, VII" hiBh'
II. IN favor Of An AmtiC p;lon bin. bat VINO cannon
,., inv IA. mo now under consideration. anu II y
This one. Mr. Mite added. that We are hehuhs'
A. - o'clock the Senate resumed consideration vi "'
IN aud 81, Tl,,t continued his argument against II
on constitutional grounds. .,
Mr. stewart also opposed ia" ill on conSh'", ''"'
ard business froands. At th~ close ~ the fpe" 'o
.ou.,ilon was on Nj. Georges amendment !" '''
nature ~ Ii substitute.
Mr. Via, moved 20 strike ONT section OF ire sun
.il,u. a.. words declaring options aud fu"feH - w
,t,e,i,o. g., and restraint. on commerce nnd t. be
,,,.,t and VOID n. contended that the question was
NAT u legislative. L,t a judicial one. ,
Mr. Washhnrn said tha "a, ID" dnN mao ~ I'D M, IT,
can, ed he withdrew the request WHICH t' huu III"
%F az Two aco f, rcucl. - vote 20 day. Iui he
.,v,. unl,. that tOmorro% he should H>N 90" ''n''
T., rctuan In r..sinu until Not" was icl' !'"'
NJ, George i-pIrd Ia some rensrhS msh" nEll''
The bin ana h., substitute. aud glv" I1h'c INA III
would furnish picord'nt' 70 MORO" i'f al "' V''p'
Th. bul went over without action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
THE ARREST OF NJ. BLONDIN.

The most sensational episod. 10 the Poaama scandal
during the few days las ben the arrest Of VI.
Ishaut, ex.Minister OF Public Works The cab, has
reported that orrest, and NJ. Bahauts admission that
be had famous Rousseau report which showed
the mpossbty OF cutting the canal NJ Balhaut altered
tie report making II favorable 10 the enterprise and the
Cal met presented to the Chambers IN 1893 the bill
authorizing the Issue Of lottery bonds. He has conf.
that he received bride from the his
mar. In the afoir But the worst u II IN that has
tried TO involve IN that business President Cano who
was Finance Minister at timc aud consequently
compelled to sign the bill which his colleagues Ct the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
URGING AZ APPRoPRrNr!oN For COOP RoAps'

Washington. Jan. ia delegation i'pr'seh'"s
the National Gooi Reads Ls1gu, app ar'h before
the ionSe Committee on Agriculture TO-DAY ana aa'
vOcat.d tn. Insertion of n clause In the Agrcuit"a.
Appropriation Til authorizing an expenditure "
1000 by The secretary Of AgIi ultIrc TO a,ceTan
I'm. b,, method OF constructing and working roads,
and for n road hblt ri the World, FAR. >'1',"
Chandler ard Representative DuIborow, Of i'iho''
addressed the committee in support of tn" propose
lion. MI Wright. ~ New orb. spoke OF Inc D"i'.
farmer, would d.riv. from good road, ana orh'N'"
that good roads woli increase rem" building 10 ,r
country. He cited example, Il how farmers VIZ VIZ
hamper,d by poor reads I'm his part oi IN, e"uy
Try tEuch"s;er. y. =, IN getting thelr pfodu''
market,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20

THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT SAID TO HAlH
GRANTED MORE THAN WAS ASKED.
Washing on. Ian l0.-AnnOnncemeni was mao w
day from authoritative that th' 'ouhcii oi WY
Domioion Government. by an order agreed uPo' AZ
saturday had determined 10 withdraw io' inc s'a'''
Of 1898 all Determinations. toll, or oth'rvs'' -
n..,i,y v.ss.ls por>ons or commerce using the Well
and and :. Lawrence Canals. This II was sa!i, was
more tbsn INF, Government had asked ..,.
The Information has mo- Yet been o"h'eStu " uA'
&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
TIE pIpLc MATlc AND CONSULAR RIlL.

Washington Jan. 10 Tie Diplomatic ana ION.
,l,ar Appropriation bill has heen completed and VIII
nroLaLly b, submitted to The House by VIZ. bio""''
of Georgia to-mC,rO The bill carries an appropn1
ton 81 sijt6.0t5. being 500 oa less than the 'su
mate, aud a reduction OF S.6. ,G1 oyer tn" III o '''
year Th. general items In tho bill are the 'ahe
49, ,bos. ~ las year "A few reductions aud increases
only being made. TIE - 1000 r"quesef to sN'"
The secretary OF state TO purohas, from D. r. stevens
Of London England. m,nuscrD and dHcnmrnt, irn,.
Ing 10 the diplomatic and political annif, "' w" pe's
~ IA, American Revolution Is not included Ia the
I'LL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
MIR. WOLCorr OBJECTS To- TIE NEW slAhi''

Washington. Jan. - -pcclan.-The pew toiahoS"
postage stamp has encountered the d'app'o'" "
Mr. Woc0i, Of Colorado. Whose senatorial r'pu"''oN
a., a man Of taste dates from an animated coiiolus "'
art hr engaged In couple az wears ago with the ''s
senator Tnmb Nj. Plumb was /! anything, hees
critic # men ard thing, and hi, testimony to Inc '
Thai the young Colorado senator was an 'Pr'
matters Of aesthetic cultivation gave VI. "o'o"
opluion nd once an established value. ana came ~"
winning fer him some time later the important 'ian
manship of the Library Committee. 10 whose sea''n.
cauons Of criticism al pa6c art in and apoh' ""
Capitol Is now made 10 conform. Mr.. quay s
chnlrmsnshp Of the Library committee IN the stun"
nm of mace, q, pIivils2c last winter bu, Mr. "oie'"
became the second member. The weight oil Inc CON,
mittec', authority wa, probably added 10 DIS o"" =,
tue vigo on, Condemnation which D" mctru LILLIAN, 0a
Nr Wunaniak.r, Olumtiin anniversary pIoIi""N,sr
MIR Woicoti alluded 10 IL" new stamps - pm,ser.
aud ,b, resolution he offered directed INC ios,, on
,..ner,l io sell no more II the new Issue pe,,a
The su.cla demand OF "a purchaser jn'inen m, 40
an The resolution was oOJ"ct"i 10 10y '''' D"'F"'
n went over anti 10 morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20

thic1g', Jan. l3.-In tie ease Of Tommy" Bum,
against tn Pt,hufg Baseball Club the Jgy brought In
VERDICT t0dsf Ia iaNOr 81 the plaintiff for 81 800. Til,
case ha- been on trial before Judge Adams. Buns who
was ufd baseman and manager Of the Pit:.bIrg club
under contract, wa discharged aud brought suit for din
ages with the result stated The attorney Tor the
gave notice Of appeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
xov,x,rIoNs BY TIE PRE- IDENr.

WASHINGTON. Jan 10 The President Today sS''
ia, srna;e the following nominations .,,h
Fuiah w. Ilalfoid. OF Indiana, TO he pay mis'e'' WV"
'", muster. York Marvin r. Denni,to m''E
i,rtonv,il,: Burt Graves. NiddieP,ri lapre,.,ls
Webster Bros kpori william '. Molly NC" "''
wv jer,cy-J0hn l.. Derby. CiHnior' ,,a, N h
" T,ss.d Assistant Engineer Julien - ,ed,n ,, w
ch,.f engineer: Corporal orin Il. WORE 'o"P'-
,,"', ,,h Infantry 10 be second lieutenant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
TIE rENNsAINANIA EMIrEp-

The Pennsylvania Limited aIorcs more Of comfort
convenience ana luxury than any other train IN ~
isience. IL leaves NrvlOrk every day nj !. o'cloc
noCn, and reaches Chicago ~ the same hour mex
day. one can transact business In New York on
day, likewise In Chicago the next =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20

Qmarlermasier's Department will tho ci,ton.,,
badge, VI mourning upon the left and upon ~
sword hilt for the period OF ihir,y lays
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
TO REFORM POOR ORDERS.

The County Commissioners will InVesti'
gate Every Case.
At a special meeting OF the county
commissioners yesterday a resolution
was offered by Mr., McGregcr and
adopted, reclting that the amount Of
poor orders exceed that OF last year con-
siderably, and providing for aCOmmittee
of two commissioners for each district,
who shall secure the names OF all per.
sons now receiving county aid, and
make a careful investigation, reporting
ON the merits Of each case. No com
missioner is to act as committeeman for
his own district.
Yesterdays meeting was especially
to sit US d board OF equalization and APP
peals. A number OF petitions for re-
duCtions aud corrections OF assessments
were acted on, but tho only ones OF any
magnitude were those OF the Bostwick
Lath Company, whose assessment was
reduced $3.50, and the Dollar Savings
Bank, which was reduced $4,000 on
state assessment and SIS, 1920 on county.
Tho new toll house on tho National
road was authorized to be- .insured, and
the clerk instructed to settle with Mar
shall county for her share OF tolls from
the Fairmont pike.
Ferdinand ]. Wingerter was granted
o certificate Of good moral character to
enable him to apply for admission to
practice at the bar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
Tho Andnrsnn.noh.nn Suit.

Tho trial Of the breach of promise
case Of Ida Anderson, Of st. C%lairsvillo,
against DR.. Joseph A. Hobson, Of ClevG-
land, will be calledin the common pleas
court at St. Clairsvllle this morning.
Only three or four witnesses will be ex.
amined, but large amount OF docu-
montary evidence in the form OF letters
that passed between the pair will be
submitted. Tho lady in the ease has
possession OF all the letters, the doctor
having returned all she ever wrote to
him, with a request that she return his,
and 1t is stated the contract for marriage
is contained in the letters. The only
point in disputes that the doctor in his
answer says the engagement vas broken
last August by and with the consent Of
the fair plaintiff. This Is disputed and
is about the only point of contest.
Many people yet believe a compromise
will bo effected before the trial OF tho
casa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
rMo Decisions RENpHRRp
by the Supreme Court of Appoas-other
business.

|
by the Supreme Court OF Appsals-other
business.
Yesterday two decisions were rem
dered in interesting cases in the su-
premo court OF appeals. In the case OF
the State vs.. Harr, convicted in Marion
county OF shootinSthe mayor OF Mopon'
gah with intent to kill and sentenced to
two years confinement in the peniten,
tiary, the decision of the lower court
was affirmed. The opinion was delivered
by Judge Holt
In the case OF the state vs. Flanagan,
from poddridge county, the decision Of
the court below was also affirmed me
case grew out OF ordering whisky from
q Parkersburg dealer to be delivered Q.
o. 4. in Doddridge county, The court
holds that the sale was in PaTkersburg
and not in Doddridge county.
In the case OF Dulen Va. Jackson, an
appeal was allowedi bond $780,
Ohio River Railroad Company vs.:
Clark, writ OF error allowed bond
$1,000,
The following cases from the eleventh
circuit, Judge Bennett were sub
mitted; /,
Lewis county, appeal and s~upersedeas,
O. W. Watson OF al. VS., J., II. Conrad
ct al, appeal and supersedeas, from
Lewis county,
hlGeorge j. Arnold We. County Court OF
lewis county, writ OF error,
G, & r, Botkin Va. George j. Arnold,
writ of error, from Braxton county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
hunting nm owner.

Yesterday Officer Fitzgerald arrested
Harry Kennedy, ayoung fellow who
celebrated his twenty.first birthday
night before last, on a charge of steal-
ing 225 pounds of brass Journals. which
he sold to a junk dealer named Martin.
at Benwood. The man who rowed
him and his brass to Benwood in q skiff
was found, and the brass recovered, but
the police searched all afternoon for the
owner without finding him. 1t is
thought to have been stolen from the
old electric power house or from Lewis
n HnZlatt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
Transfers Recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to re.
cord transfers Of real estate as follows;
June 0 by Mrs. Fanny A. Milligan to
Daniel Dinger, for S 1000, the south half
Of lot 100 in Zane's Island addition, oil
the east side of North Front street.
June Toby W. J.W. Cowden, trustee,
to the Eagle Building Association, for
81, 100, lot | OF the subdivision Of the
Rachel Thornburgh estate,in Triadel'
phia district.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
'Apole FoIIed Him.

Yesterday afternoon on the South
Side, William Pickett, an employe OF
the Wheeling Electrical Company, was
chopping down a pole, when the pole
unexpectedly broke and fell. Pickett
was caught and thrown over q pile OF
dirt, and pinned down until released.
He was taken to hia homo at 1905 Mar
kot street, where DR.. Baguley was sum
moned, but he WIS not seriously IN,
iured, only being somewhat bruised
about the abdomen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
Excnrslon 10 Canton and Myers Lake.

On Sunday, June %, the Wheeling
4 Lake Eric railway will run tho first
excursion Of tho season to Canton, o.,
and Mycr's Lake, leaving Wheeling at
6 a. In, and returning leave Canton al Z
y. m, eastern time ExCurBion limited
10 four hundred, for which ample pro-
vision will be made. For further in-
formation and tickets apply 10 Frod.
Happy, John Schneider, Elm Grove
ticket office, or 0. X Wood, Travelling
Passenger Agent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22

II you need spectacles, Dyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult me and have your eyes exam
ined for glasses without charge. Lenses
ground to suit all eyes and frames; also
artificial eyes inserted. The only COM
plete Optical establishment in the state.
Prof. II. Shelf, ITO Main street, one
door above Shook & Co.'s. TThs&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
knights Of st. George Go to Pittsburgh
by tho Pm Handle Rond.

The. Knights of st. George have ar
ranged for an excursion to Pittsburgh,
Saturday, June "a, at rate Of 81 for the
round trip. Trains leave at 1880 O. m,
7:4O q. m. and 1:O5 p. M, city time.
Tickets good until June 2s for return
passage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the Cali
fornia liquid laxative, Syrup OF Figs,
under ali conditions, makes 1t their
fayorlte remedy. To get tho truc and
genuine article, look for tho name OF tho
California Fig Syrup Company, printed
near tho bottom OF the package.