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TELEeRAPHlc BRIEFS.

Considerable excitement and indig.
nation was caused at Lancaster, Pa,
whom It became known that tho steeple
OF one OF the leading churches had been
utilized as a cock pit while the pastor
was holding services in the auditorium
below.
Tho suit praying for the appointment
Of receiver for tho Economic Society
has been decided against tho plaintiffs,
the court deciding that no such stop is
necessary.
Tho President last evening affixed his
signature TO tho immigration bill,
known rs the Chandler Immigration
aud Contract Labor bill.
Tho assets Of the Pottstown Iron
Company, recontlyiailed, arc s., 1920, 06l;
liabilities S9,5S7,00
Steamship arrivals ut New York we're
Waesland, from Antwerp Anehoria,
from Glasgow
Mr. and Mrs Cleveland dined with
President Harrison NJ tho White House
last night.
Tho town Of Wawausa, Manitoba, Is
burning. Particulars cannot DO OBJ.
tanned.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used, The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of o perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
nsys, Liver and Bowels without weaken
ing them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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two o'clock, and headed by Mayors
band, marched up 10 Market street and
up Market to Twelfth. All along the
line, the sidewalk was crowded with
people, tho sunny, beautiful day bring.
ing the ladies, especially, out in great
numbers.
At the hall Of the Tariff Students the
Opera House band, Respondent in its
new uniform, joined the procession,
followed by about a score OF the stu
dents, though not in uniform. At the
station numbers OF members Of both
clubs had already gathered, with many
outsiders. Somewhat over a hundred
passengers, in all, were ON the train.
The assemblage to SEQ the delegation
of was unusually large, and mainly
composed OF ladies. There must have
been $500 people at the depot. Mayors
band gave q little serenade just before
the train moved out, and the crowd
cheered and waved farewell, and then
dispersed.
The train is due in Washington early
this morning,
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HIS LAST DAY

And How President Harrison Spent It-Af-
foetionate Leave Taxing.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 3,-The
last day OF the outgoing executive is
always busy and latiguing one and
President Harrison's experience to-day
but served to emphasize the truth Of
this statement.
At an earlier hour than usual, the
President was at his desk going over
the bills ready for his examination and
approval. He was subjected, however,
to constant interruptions until late
hour In the afternoon, and that he was
able to make any progress at all in his
work proved his unusual powers Of APP
plication. Before the hour for opening
the house TO tho public, tho President
received q number OF callers, chiefly
senators and representatives, who wero
interested in tho measures on his desk
awaiting his signature.
After the exchange OF calls with Mr..
Cleveland, us elsewhere recorded, and
his brief but touching leaye.taking OF
his cabinet, the President received the
members OF the diplomatic corps, who
called in a body to say farewell. Nearly
every member Of tho corps was present.
At o'clock he babe adieu to Major
Halford, who then left the house to
take tho train for New York. This was
quito trial to both OF them. Neither
Is much given to maniiesting amy emo.
ton, but they arc possessed Of senti.
mcntal natures which were stirred TO
thor depths by tho sovorenco OF rela.
tions which had existed many years
and which during tho past TOUR years
had been 80 intimate.
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IN CONGRESS-.
Tho Last Day of the Session Dry and Unin-
terestinE,

Tho Inst Day of the Session Dry and Unin-
teroSting.
WASHINGTON. D. O., March S.-The
last legislative day Of the Fifty.second
Congress opened in the senate with
crowded galleries and wi1h a pretty full
attendance Of senators. The first bust
ness that came up for action was the
conference report on the legislative
appropriation bill Tho report was
read in full without yielding much in
formation as to what It all meant.
DuriRgthe debate on il, Senator Teller
read dispatch received from the Clear
ing House Association, of Denver, Col,
offering to exchange q million dollars.
A vote was then taken and the con-
ference report on the legislative bill was
agreed to, yeas ~, nays 81.
The McGarrahan bill was taken up
and Mr. Morrill, moved an amendment
referring tho case to the United States
district court for the southern district
OF California, instead OF the court OF
private land claims.
IN TIE HOUSE,
When the house met at II o'clock the
galleries were crowded with visitors,
but the attendance of members on the
floor was not unusually large.
Mr.. Sayers moved to suspend the
rules and non-concur in senate amend
ments to the general deficiency appro-
priation bill. Agreed to, and the bill
went to conference.
Mr.. Durborrow moved that the house
recede from its disagreement to the
senate amendment providing for tho
government exhibit at the Worlds
Fair. The motion was lost,
Both houses were in session all night
and the appropriation bills were passed.
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GODDARD HAMMERED AGAINST TIE ROPES
lively ducktng. Goddard reached Smith
on tho neck with his left aud then
jabbed him hard on the stomach. The
Australian forced matters. Smith
landed on Joe's neck with his left. An
other cry OF foul but the referee refused
to allow 1t. Smith again swung his left
on Goddards neck as time was called.
Fourth roand-GoddaTa, with the
left again landed heavily on Smiths
jaw. They clinch once more, Smith
jabs Goddard twice. Goddard tries to
crowd Smith and furious scrimmagc
at short range followed. Smith begins
TO show signs OF firing. Goddard lands
two hard ones on the Denver mans
head. Smith lands heavily on God.
dard's jaw and stnggers him. Both are
blowing at tho close OF the round.
Fifth round-GoddNrd jabs Smith in
tho face. Smith retaliates on the chest.
Smith gets In on him twice with tho
left. Tho pace ia beginning to tell on
both mon, though Goddard seems lit
tic stronger. Goddard has tho better Of
the round.
Sixth round-Goddard lands with
straight left on Smiths neck and they
clinch. Goddard on tho aggressive
again aud hits Smith twice staggering
him against tho ropes. Ito has the
Denver chap grorgy He RECEIVERS and
jabs Joe wickedly. Another terrific
short rango bntile and Smith hammers
Goddard to tho ropes where both fall
Terrible fighting and both unable to
rise, only struggling to their foot as tho
round ended. Smith had tho best Of It,
Seventh round-Goddard comes up
weak. They punch each other at short
range 10 save themselves. Smith hits
Joe throo times with his loft and knocks
him TO his KNOBS. fio rises in timo to
save himself but II was n close call.
Goddard lands hard left on Smiths
stomach, then Smith clinchod to avoid
punishment. Then they spar for
breath, Smith swings loft, landing
with force oil doddard'a neck just as
tho bell rings,
Eighth FouRd-Nei,het hurled to the
scratch. Goddard start, in with rush
and lands with his loft on Smiths Jaw
After repeated cllnchos Smith jNbB Joo
oil tho mock. Goddard comes back with
the right and they scrap inriously.
Goddard floors Smith clearly aud after
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wHEEIING DAILY INTEI4IGENcRR SATURDAY. MARCH 1888

no rises they come together hammer
and tongs and punch each other
severely.
Ninth rouad-Goddard upper cuts
Smith lightly and the latter closes in
on him. On the break Smith hits joe a
good one on the head. Goddard forces
matters and pounds Smith around the
ring Smith is weakening. Goddard
lands on Smiths neck and punching
him vigorously and they clinch. Smith
knocks Goddards head and Goddard
returns with bad ono on the chin,
Smith comes again with a stitfener on
tho ear. Round ends in Goddard's
favor,
Tenth round-Goddard jabs Smith
twice in the neck, Smith gets back
with the left on the neck and plants an,
other good one with the left on Joe's
mouth, They are both glad 10 clinch,
Goddard forces Smith to the ropes, but
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wnEnLlNa pEopLn In ROUTE.
A Heavy Train Departs for Washington
with two Clubs md u Ilrnss hand.

A Heavy Train Departs for Washington
with two Clubs and n lIrnss hand.
At $3.50 yesterday afternoon a special
train composed Of five slcepors,a day
coach and a combination smoker and a
baggage car, pulled out Of tho Baltimore
4 Ohio station for Washington, via the
main division. The train was drawn by
ono OF the now pattern engines, just
from the factory. II is hugo affair,
and ought to make excellent time.
Three OF the slOepers were labeled
conspicuouAly on tho sides, IVY. l., vii.
son Tariff Students" and the other two
had white streamers, with tho words
"Young Mons Democratic Club, Wheel
ing, w. Va" The cars presented u gay
appearance, and tho brlllianco Of the
outfit was enhanced by rod, white and
blue decorations which almost covered
tho monster engine.
The Young Mems Club gathered at It's
hall on tho South Side between ono and
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Smith clinchea and avoids punishment.
Smith lands with force on Goddard's
head with his right and staggers him,
They are clinching continually. Smith
had the best OF the round.
Eleventh round-phe momentthegong
sounded the men clinched to save
themselves and Goddard jabs Smith on
tho breakway, They exchange hard
left handlers and Goddard lands again
with the left and Smith staggers, Now
it is Smiths turn to force things, and
he goes for Goddard gamely but they
are both weak and are obliged to spar
for wind.
Twelfth round-ConsiderabIe caution
on both sides. Smith gets in a good
one under Joe's heart and Goddard re-
plies with an equally good left on the
chest. Smith Is pulling and Goddard
PUSHES him but Smith stops him with
lab in the neck and then follows II
with two others. Goddard gets in an
upper cut and Smith lands twice with
swinging let's OH Goddard's eye. This
round favored Smith.
Thirteenth round - Smith opened
with rush and catches Goddard on tho
jaw. Then they spar fer wind. Light
jabs were exchanged and then Goddard
knocks Smith down. He rises weakly
and Goddard attempts to force him but
is stopped by Smiths right and left on
Joc's stomach. After q lively short
range fight Goddard reaches Smiths
neck with his left and the bell saved
Smith.
Fourteenth round-Goddard swings
his right and Smith cross-counters on
Joe's neck. Moro furious mitigating
and Goddard forces Smith around the
ring. Ho upper cuts the Denver boy
and they both show that they have
been fighting. Prof. Duffy had much
difficulty in separating them. Goddard
lands good ono on Smiths jaws,
knocking him to his knees once more
and the sound OF the gong appears to
save him.
Fifteenth round-Smith opened with
tho right, reaching Joe on the neck.
They then clinched and closed, but in-
effective fighting followed. The men
are too weak to do much damage. Smith
jabs Goddard wickedly with his left.
Goddard staggers and falls from the
force OF his own blows. Up again and
tho round ends with the men sparring
Sixteenth round-Goddard comes up
quickly and forces Smith to ropes, jab-
biug him twice. The crowd shouted in
displeasure. Goddard is splitting blood,
Both tired and constantly clinching
without blow. Tho round was COM
paratively tame.
Seventeenth round = A lively ex-
change opened tho proceedings, with
Smith having the advantage. He goes
for Joe wickedly and lands his right on
Goddard's neck with force. Clinching
again, Smith swings his left on God
dard's neck and Goddard comes back
with his right and forces the fighting,
Tho crowd cheer wildly for Smith, who
has shown wonderful gameness and
ability.
Eighteenth round-smith the ag.
gressor. He catches Goddard on the
jaw, then followed a rattling exchange,
and Goddard pushes Smith to the ropes
landing two upper cuts. They mix mat
tiers and Smith knocks Goddard down.
Smith rushes him when he rises, lands
terrible swing on Goddard's jaw,
knocking him down like log. God.
dard is unable to rise and is counted
out.
Prof. Duffy declares Smith the victor
amid terrific cheers.
Time OF fight, one hour and ten min
utes.
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PERFECTLY SAFE AND DESIRABLE
8 PER CENT INVESTMENTS.
SIMPSON s. HAzLETT,
Room No. /, Cranglo Block,
fe2s 1873 Market s.rois
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.


Underandby virtue of certain deed Of trut.
made to me by Samuel II. Scoheld aud James,
SOrtorc, dRtUl December 9th, 1892 and OF record
In the office OF the Clerk OF the County COurd
Ohio county, In Decd Of Trust Book No. q, iOll
G3i, / will, OIL
SATURDAY, MARCH IS. 1893.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, sell Mt pubs
auction, ut the building known as "MusoG TIE
ltrc,' on the GlstsidO Of Market street, bClwei
Eleventh and Twelfth streets In the city
Wheeling, OHIO county, West Virginia, W
following property, thnt Is to say: All "
right, title and Interest OF the said Samuel u
Scoheld and James 5. Sortorc In and to "
following property, to-wit: Thlrty'siS No u
chairs, one No. kitchen table, five mirrol
forty.two yards canton flannel, fifty yards
papers, sixty yards Of mltHng, tiity'tWO 40.
twO.thirds yards OF carpet, forty yards Of inii
linoleum, seven and threc.quarter yards Of q
carpet one pole, one patrol pOrtlcrs, twcnlf
four No. $50 chairs. three No. so chairs six "a
II chairs, one office chair. two No I oak table,
one No tnble, eleven pictures, two kilcha
tables, ono rocker, one pier glass, three hun
dred and iorty.cight opera chairs, one drop clN
tain. Tour scenes, two iorlnnntOA tWeIW
wings; also the building and all other lropcni
Of the said Samuel H. scoield mud Jnngs
sortOrc. situate on the east side OF MafId
street between Eleventh aud Twelfth streets
IN the city OF Wheeling Ohio county, West W.
ginla, on ground belonging 10 the Peabody To-
suruncc Company, which ground Is leased ~
the said Samuel II. scOAeld mud james s. sOrtON
from the said insurance company: also the Ci0
OF slld ground from said Peabody Insurance
Company. Of Wheeling. West Virginia, to The
said Samuel II. scoAcid and James S. sOF.oit
dated the Sist day Of October. 1897. All Oitbt
said above described property except the lsle
Is situate on the ground or In the building of he
said Samuel II. Scofeld and James $, SOrtOrc %
said ground Said properly will DO sold asa
whole or In parcels, ~ the undersigned TRUSTEE
may deem best tho said trustee resCrl
the right TO sell the same as toihiin sbil
seem most advantageous TO tho parties cor
cerned The lcqso Of the ground, dated UctoN'
3lst 1892, referred to above with the terms aN
conditions OF tho saino, described IN the ciS
held by tho said Peabody Insurance COMPANY
Of Wheeling West Virginia, rs well us a copy \
the hands OF tho trustee. to which reference
here made, an examination Of which can bel
By calling upon the undersigned. The ttult
IN selling said lease reserves the right to aces
bids aud make snlo Of same only 10 such pans
rs shall DO acceptable as tenants 10 the said IL
body Insurance Company
TERMS or SALE-CaSh m hand.
GEORGE CHRIsTllER
c2l,mnri, 1928 TRUSTEE
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A GREAT FIGHT.
Denver Smith Knocks Joe Goddard
Out in the Eighteenth Round
AND SURPRISES ALL The SPORTS.

The Battle Was Terrific From Start to
Finish, Only Ono Round Being
"Tame"- PIuoky, Scientific and
Foul Fighting Mingled, but Every
thing Gocs-Tho Second OF the
Series in tho Great "Athletic" Car
nival at New Orleans a Rig Success
From a Pagilistic Standpoint.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR S ALE
Headquarters for Island Prop
ertyl

5000 for a iourroomal house on South Penn
street.
slOOO for lvo.rooucd brick, No, 80 South
Huron street.
South Huron street; lot 3JSl2Q feet
$1,000 fora nice cottage on South York street
s1,l0O, six'roomed new house onsouth Huron
street.
5000 eightrOomed now house on South
Front street; river view.
$500, ilye.roomed house on South Front
street; new house.
5000, eleYen.roomed new house on South
Penn street with all improvements.
$500, scyen,roomed brick house and small
house ia tho rear lot 4OSl.5 feet. No. 70 South
Wabash street
sJt0J. nineroomed house, No, Is Maryland
street. near Penn street; cheap.
5000, seYetrToomed new house. bath room
and all modern Improvements, No. IS South
Huron street; lot 40xl2J feet
5000 slx.roomed house on South Broadway
street: lot 35xl20 feet
$1,000, 1veroomed house on South Broadway.
$500, slxroomed new house on South Broad.
way; lot 4lxl3O feet.
$500 Ave aud thrceroomed house, No. 0
Kentucky street, lot S6ktf8 feot.
5000, double frame house, No. II North
Huron street; lot G0xla) feet
$500, GightrOomed house on Virginia street
$4,000 each for two nyc-roomed houses on Wiz
ginia street
$500, seyen.roomcd house on North Front
street: lot COSiO0 feet; river view,
$1,000, sevenFoOmed house on South Broad.
way: 40xl2c feet; stable on the reat
$500, siN'rooned house, hall. No. O. Ohio St
5000 tepfoomed house on the corner Of Zane
and broadway streets; lot l6xi25 feet; cheap
$1,000, nlne-roomed house, No. South Penn
street: LOT 3! feet front
$500, dx.roomod new house on Florida street;
lot 25NlOO feet.
sLS)1 seyon.roomed new house on South
Front street; 10! GOxll1 feet two doors from
Fink street.
s. 900 double now house, fourteen rooms, on
South Broadway
slBOo. SoYen'foomCl house near Suspension
bridge.
sl,6)l, slX.roomed now house on Erie street
$500. Sevon.roOmed house new, on North
Waba III street; nil imprOyementS
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Five good building lots on South Penn street
Thirteen good building lots on Florlda street.
Three good building lots on South Front 81.
Five good building lots on North Front street.
Ten good building lots In Old Fair Grounds
Seven good building lots In Gilchrist addition
Three good building lots on South Roadway
Three good building lots on North York street
Seyonty.nve good building lots In Mounds
Vile near the Court House. III centre OF the city
Lots In Elm Grove, MrMeChon, Glendale and
other property not mentioned in this list,
FOR RENT.-Houscs OF all sizes aud different
nrntinng
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A STRANGE GIFT.
a Gavcf from Lincotn's birthplace Pre-
sented to n Man Who Abused Him.

sented to Man Who Abused Him.
WASHINGTON, D, e., March 3.-Mr.
W. p. Giinstead. of Bowling Green,
KY, presented to Senators Blackburn
and Lindsay to.daya gavel made from
an oak grown on the farm upon
which Abraham Lincoln was born with
the request that II DO given 10 Vice
President Stevenson tomorrow as he
enters upon his official duties. The
senators promised to comply with Mr.,
Grinstead's request
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A FEW Sterling silver Handle I'm.
brellas, worth 50, IS and $40 each, will
BIO sold to-day at s. each, at
]. G. DILLON & Cos.
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lshment.
He reached the club house shortly
after o'clock. AS tho hour approach
ed when the bell would sound its SON
orous clang, summoning the gladiators
into the ring, Smith showed signs OF
nervousness. Smith had trained faith
fully and looked fine enough to put up
u great battle.
At $3.50 tho vast arena, in which many
memorable fights have been fought and
where the thousands from all parts OF
the world had watched the gladiatorial
contests, was comfortably well filled.
FIGHT ny ROUNDS
$3.50 p. m. Time called for first round.
The men came up slowly. Goddard
led and Smith Immediately clinched
him. Breaking away Smith Tented
with left and then jabbed Goddard
with the right. Another clinch. God
dard led with left, but Smith lodged
cleverly. Again Goddard leads and
lands on Smiths neck, drawing blood
from the ear. Smith slipped down,
taking the full time to arise. Bell
rings with Goddard in great favor.
Second round-Smith opened with q
feint but Goddard instantly punched
him on the damaged ear. Smith lands
q left swing on his opponents neck and
clinches to avoid return. Goddard
struck him while clinched amid cries Of
foul. Smith swung heavily on God
dard's left eur, staggering him. A vici-
GUS exchange followed both reaching
the neck, honors easy.
Third roand-The men came up as
good us new, and made light exchanges.
Smiths agility helped him greatly and
he saved himself many wicked ones by
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For West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
COLDER netthefly winds.
For Ohio, fall, preceded by light snoWa In
eastern portioni coldoti northefly winds
THE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
=, furnished by 9, sgnSEPP. d,asll,t, corner
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WnE1nrH you nood an Umbrella or
not II will pay you to buy ono now,
whilo VIC arc having our Clearing out
sale, ]. q. Dillon & 20.
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PRoRosALs.
FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC

Proposals will be received by the under,,,,,
until March9, 1893, ut O'Clock p M, inya H.
use tho West Virginia Stale Fair Gr6unj, ' W.
the FOURTH DAYOP JULY, 1895 Tor ths 'i my ~
pose OF holding picnic, sc, p1'
GEORGE HOOK, secrchrv
mr3 Wheeling NJ Va
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FoR RENT-THE BANKING ROOM
u No, 1909 Main street, now occupied by ina
Cleveland, Lorain d Wheeling Rlilmai io@no'
Ranyy; Possession April l. 1893 Apply 10 PRJ.
PLIES BANK. "a,
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FoR RENT.

EoR RENT-SOME OF THE REST
~ rooms In our new building. THE CIV
BANK OF WHEELING i,g,
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DIG Bargains in Umbrellas this week.
1. q, DILLON 4 co.
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ENUR RENT,
Very complete upstairs dwelling. second a,,,
six rooms, hall aud bath room, on Tenth st,,st
Also very complete barber shop. with bitft
In basement corner Tenth aud Main stFeci,
Al IN new building neyeryet occupied Inlue.
dlaie possession. Inquire OF
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
ja90 lia0 Main Strcct
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Under aud by virtue of certain deed Of trut
made to me by Samuel II. Scoheid aud james,
SOrtorc, dRtUl December 9th, 1892, and OF record
In the office OF the Clerk OF the County COuHci
Ohio county, In Decd Of Trust Book No. &c, ioLl
83I, / will, OH