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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-23

.Exeurslon tickets TO tho Worlds Fair on sale BY the
New YORK. Central slx fast trains daily. -Ady
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-23

New designs In Furniture
ants l+sh d., for lsast money.-Aas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-23

The following official changes were made In
the Treasury Department to-day:
-George Fort OF Georgia, Chief Of
Division Second Comptrollers ONCE. and Henry Chase
Or Ier'n, nj. Immigrant Inspector. VICE r. A. Wood
bridge. removed
Resignation Sc. y: ITartshorn Of ohio. Deputy Sec.
ond COMPTROLLER. md James W. lleArn, Collect tor Of
Internal Revenue. District OF Texas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-23

0et4us ana sxhanstion overcome by
broIpo-selTzsr. Contains no opiGte,-Adn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-23

Thetotal number offourth- class Postmasters
appointed to-day was 80. OF which 55 were to
Ill vacancies caused by designations and death.
Among the appointing nts are the following:
Connecticut-R. L. Clarke. Iiggnnum.
New fork-B. c. ChurchwciI. Boic.ville: Theodore
Gross. Bohemia: q. S. Pearsall. Deer Park; Henry DO.
benhauser. Glendale Station: Gustav wilson, Hollis:
J. + Kelly. Kings Park: Miss Helen Mooney. Maspeth:
Francis >. Miller. Merrick; j. W. skinner. Miner's Mills:
Sarah A. sSminis. Mincola; Il DAvel!o Jones, MELVILLE;
ADram Van Nostrand. Seaford.
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COMMISSIONS Seymour of tho Patent Onice
to-day announced that he would appoint q
referee to hear the testimony and decide upon
tho facts in the matter OF the petition OF
Church K Church. asking that a rule issue
upon reconnaissance Simonds and Foster G
to show cause why they should not
be disbRrred. The latter Arm has filed with
the Commissioner a request that Church Il
Church mako their complaint more specific.
This and all other questions OF pleadinRs will
be decided at tho hearing on Wednesday.
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All the arrangements necessary to the es.
adjustment ola legation in Washington rep
completed. The Departm emit OF State has
been informed that Phrn Suriya. who has
Paris. has been designated to act as Charge
d'Anaires ad intorim Of the legation in Wash
ington until a regularly accredited Minister
arrives. Mr.. Suriya is now in Washington.
and will locate the legation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-15


IL s'~.ssy s~~~s
po. l. n. JaosrsaS. Cassi Isase
Hes One. i'osn. A.I Jsas~.
Box. A. u Berries,
Epwlss J. HaIa. Clsrt.
Bnrsr 4. wnsos. sherin,
y AncHfpaI.p. State Ai,orssy.
g,aa1.a A. Pvsg >, HsAa, III. u Per-
d, 10 TIA, esss the ,sry retained srsr'
s.e ios he pl.astla for foil snousi OF hei
el.ln sssps SD sasersst s1d cost Her
el.in OH nos be allowed the same - csbI
~ unsecured el,ims ss,issi The e'tsie o.
her ls.olseli husband.
iAuageaesi Am. PsL. a.. ~ Green heAHi
ss,n Samner Hosats u, This SUIT vss
bsossat 10 recover Dor sdvsFsis-
iss 10 The "a ,sssins pubiSbsd by tho
p,.,s,ln. tbs sos.rsos uss Gsds ~ Her
..a 4. Marta. President and director 10
NE sanuss Homes Co, bot be claimed 90
TIE stead tast !, ~s bis osa personsi
eoa,rsct spd that he hsd no suthoriiy 70
bad ba company. lie slso elsinsd ihss
,A. plsa.in also guaranteed that The adj
,ss,,ssueni ~eald bnsg him certain
.aoue, Of business. which !. bad failed TO
So. The plsis,if denisd tbs, be bad ever
made sach qua sntee. ssd the. the deien'
a.o, Asia hinssit 90, - the President
snd nspsser Of The company and pretty
maea oil lAAss va W H. The joy we're
ussbls 70 ssrss.
MIR 70 Greyn. This case v1 p.usion
from The res pondsnt ssklns for . d'schsrse
fr IN the state insspe ssylum, 10 whom be
hsd been committed, TOT shooting tao
NEE 40 Posnsl tvo OF three years sgo'
TAs superintendent 81 The asylum Dr.
0.ddisss. stated tibet Green had nearly
recovered from his inssoity. 30 much 90
The, be vas 90 longer dangerous. bot The
cour. thought be bad bstters tav Of Wsseri
burr . while longer, aud RENTED him un'
Era r. Gsalsdye rs Continental las. Co.
This suit - broagb, 70 recover for The
los Of bofiiing AMI lin ware and other
Goods ii Arlington 10 jane 1871 The
cLisi defence was that . condition 10 the
POLAR .rssulrlas lhs assured 10 give NO
,,cs Of foreclosure 90 the property insured
bsa POT been Soaplied Nth. y iofsolosu'
r. psoss4diass haA not osiy been eo@
msnoed bus tue equity OF redemption eI'
pifsd on The day Of the 6re. The answer
OF The piisntif 70 thus vas that these pro-
ossd,Ses hsd beep commenced before the
policy vss issued aud that there had been
NO change. and that the plaintiff had nosn
Ted CADheld. the agent who procured the
Insurance., 81 BsrnlAm Of Rutland sho
sro,s The poltrs. There wss some con-
.sutioo whether this VAS . valid notice 10
tbs ooapsay. Each side requested The
court 10 insnua, the jury TO return g yer,
dict b = seer. Tue court complied.
ordsrtn6s vsrdies fos plsniih for fall
snoust q poDoy. Tbs case goes TO the
Buprsms court on the law questions.
.Spe as Jlsary McDo~ea The
respondsnt is on trial Tor mnrder
In the fret dssree, and the case viii prob
ably last oil the week. States Attorney
Archibald, 10 Martin and Lawrence Of
Ra,lsnd are council for sts ssud Bstcheli
dor snd Barber for respondent.
Tbs orsnd iasy vera discharged Wed
nesdse NJ rsias Aavins found abous :
do1~ hlls m ueariy = many MOI found.
coan may last nearly oil Of next week.
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nAsonEsrrR.

.
~ 90 MANCHESTER.
The Equinor house opened 70 dsy for
The season.
M. and Mrs Henry Edison Of N. \.
are spending tho sanser NIB. 4. Fsk's
Mr. DIR wickhsm has retained home
aud bet daughter Mn Roe Of New York.
rs.uraad siih her Tor . visit
Our mail carrier. John Btockwell, lest
double reip. round web, on the road last
Friday, The finder will please return.
The email boys clab me. the''Tisers" OF
Manchester Depot 10 battle array last Ss'i
urd.y ssd were worsted TO the TIME OF "a
10 H.
pflclpal Fssria. hes eoss 10 os'csso,
10 uske arrangements Tor bis expected re-
mo,.l TO lha city after the close Of Vie
term. Ill., Wv
--E,tsbrook has sold 10 Edwin Allen .
family nsu urpspt TO BE- ~ Il Bsouia aton
ssd sIso sAippsl 70 NJ Ailsu's partner >
lsrxs Agare mbnument
-Mn STEEL ssrived ia ,o~u last week
saa WILSON hsvs her cottage In readiness
Tar the Clsrhs Of PhiIsdelpbiA Who vii
again occupy /, ios The rummtr
Re, pr rr-n.ss d Ssv York and
o'hsr friends ere psspsrinss memorial
yolems Of the la,e I'D, wiethsm. which
vill be puLlisbsJ ons time this month,
e p. Ballard OF Nev York vas 10
,oua Thnrsdsy 90 his gay TO Mon real.
He hes teen 10 town nearly every -asoh
ios " yAsss sod viii return lsts'
TOT h. a.nsi risa,
The Yoass isdIss Of The Ohris,isu Be-
dssvos society siIl s,ve sn Ice cream ~
el.ta. 81 the church psrlor nert Friday
~ snias, Jane iG. lee cream and cake II
- "a 81 Iaasl
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5fsss
80
nv
@ and shipped 10
asnroa
nn .ss.tio . p cent
give
past shop. and Va w
pener p,shsd.t
hns. .sa s rx III I ph.r.
othn parties for pnse
e.ndIv give prices
T. ESTABRO0K, Box 8, Manchester Centre, VT
WI the
Mr.
EXCELSIOR GRANITE COMPANY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-15

Rev. l.. H. Elliott Of Waterbury, agent
Of he VI Bible sesss,y. prsssAsd y The
Co ,res.t,ossi sAurch, sspauy Rsv. Mr..
Ai.n s spesains lev dsysin Brooilyn.
the snss,ot ~, spsiasn. "a
--Gak,ass sa " ynsn. former resi'
den, 81 this town sud ior mspy yssrs .
tovs charge. disd ., Peru lest ussk. liz
uss The les, ose 81 the ehildrcu d Dea1
wynss, eae aps ssy se'arsd Peru
--fss May iriss6s 81 Arns l. BATHS
viii he slsd 70 Iesra q Der safe SsivsI
hons. hs~lns ecmpleisa her - year Of
succ sssisi issehiss Al spslman Seminary.
Atlanta SIZE gill speed her ysossson lib
Der psre6ts
IN, sx.s,A saa,ersy sraessss siIl
be = iollos. sssdsy. Jaos Is. ., II AZ
q The Congregational ehsroh. wtnos 10
tAs ere lss,ins elsss BY Rev J. u. Adsn.
Tas.dsy. tsss %. 81 ar. ~ II The scar
nary s.saas slA~ asy szsfeisss "a 3 N.
GNasie Hall. yssios slhibition: W stusa
asy, ysns 81 IL 10: % a NJ, al Music Hal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-15

Enos z Stevens Of East M ,ntp elier ,ons
Of The beet knosn horemsn in the state.
committed suicide oa Tuesday ~ East
Montpelier by hanging 10 his barn. Des.
pond.ncy. coupled With illuess, probably
aused the act.
Hoo. Charles Eddy died si bis resi-
deuce 10 Bellows Pslls Moodsy morning
Of lsss week. His decline 10 health wss
Yery gradual during the past ,wo years, be
being able TO take his seeustoued walk
daily vita bic wife uniil within tbs past
month.
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nAscH.,TER pRror

--Eiiior Jo,gaal; As 90 many elqun'
les have been made OF me ~ regards Il Q
proposed pes highway from Msnchest
DEPOT h BsrnuiayiIle. l will, with Jour
pernission. give your readers some fseis
concerning the pioi ct Fttsl ths petn
iloners are OF course The ones most INTEL
es,ed aud are men who pay their tsnes
aud sto .rpec, 10 pay ,heir share Of tie
coa liz nsw road is built. Second. they
are public spirited men Who do not FL
pee, TO reap sli the beIsas Of the outlay.
rtey are foresish,,d enough 10 know that
their posIriiy .ill be bspsh,,ei by the
.rss1e<usn, sed they siso kuos IL gill be
q vsry ssest eonyenieuce TO the present
genetstioa. We ne not enthusiasts
enough 10 urge snch scheme Ter COR
owu iBiete.t. slone. but II ,ou will give
she "a, l-ea eons.drrsiioa , on viii see that
the rad siH be u no lit,ls consequences 20
. large ar oant d travel fion East Dorset
Winhsl aud Peru 10 this place, and. -
The residents 10 this otiiou Of the to-n
pay hon one qaarier 10 one third Of the
tsfss. .e saoa that !, IL out right 10
ssk the 81 lectuea 81 Manchester 10 act TO
The ,pifi, Of tslitsss and decide, 10, in .
penny wire snd poubd foolish" manner.
10 tie last JouksAL rsisrsIee wss made
by Mr.. MeSsaghton 10 the reasons sh,
we shouId have The road A. eIprsssed BY
Mr.. Y jameson. Nov lhose vho know Mr..
IJaueson regard him - man Of COOS
iaasszsnl 10 nsilsrs Of Business u " "
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THE CENTRAL
CASH STORE
OUR THIRD
AN N | VERSARY
l8DO-18DD.

We ncw entei 81 thn fourth year ~ car hasi.
ntss O reettn Manchester Centre, and IL calling
Aonf si'snt9n 20 this ihCi No 40 20 with soAe
PRIDE, FOR We feel that duiinE these ihrte Years,
we have suieuy lived up 10 the principal vs
started put With. "Ui sslhng every article 81 .
small profit. tut 81 thoroughly reliable
eustemtfs.
We take this orpor,uuitv " thanking yon Tor
your liberal patronage, which 10 iiseli Ia . 90
acisn, proof that our Efforts 10 ples.s have been
appreciated aud We ATE pleased 10 announce to
our PATROLS that so shall oelthfoto the oocA.irn
by hsnngA
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Mary + Stakeholder will 60 to The
Worlds Fair. being one OF the winners IN
the N Y. Press prizs contest for the most
popular school teachers. She had over
5000 votes being the 10 st on the lit
Eva voorhis Of Addison. VT, was also suc
cessiol making two from this State.
SYNDICATE.
-Beuismin Tate. for several years res
,dent oil this town, died recently after
short illoess OF typhoid fever. The tuner
al vss held oa Wednesday. Rev W W On
derdonk OF the Shushsp Baptist church
Officiating. The remsins we're int erred Of
Cambridge. Mr. Tate Vas cool citizen
and the family have the sympathy Of the
community
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While looking a Shoes be sure to
Remember, Too, Our Hosiery Stock

exceptional of every grade ASH 10 see
IL per
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-03
HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now Ia the timo to make your arrangements
for tho Worlds Fair. Parties visiting Chicago
can secure superior private boarding ut 2251
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 tho four entrances TO tho grounds Same
distance from cable road and three blocks from
elevated road. 1t Is the finest residence portion
Of tho city. The advantages arc many as com
pared to tho immediate vionityof the Worlds
Fair Tor jackson Park, whore everything Is Of
necessity crude, made only for tho occasion.
Prices vary according 70 slzO and location OF
room and number Of people occupying them.
Comfortably furnished apartments In the annex
NJ somewhat reduced rates.
Table abundantly supplied With tho very hest
tho market affords. Meals quietly and promptly
''''N' Mrs. II. w LIST,
Ia7.TrhAs No. 225l Calumet Ave. Chicago, Ill
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doing he has brought on state oil al
fairs which may result in an anti'snap-
per convention two years hence, Now,
1t is said that, not satisfied with this
arbitrary course, he proposes to 60
further and actively work TO fix his re-
latives who have aspirations before at
tending TO the claims OF other Demo-
Gratis Just as deserving. A Democratic
politician SAID to me the other day that
when the "divy" is completed and the
Pendeton slate goes through there will
be enough Of his relatives in office to
hold family reunion. Among those
kinsmen whom he desires to be present
AT the board will he John o, himself,
his brother Henry, Eugene Hanke Mr.
Pendleton's private secretary, MIR. Viii
son (who wants to be postmaster),
young Mr.. Campbsll, Slated for post
master at Bethany, Mr., Jepson (who
confidently expects to handle the
finances OF this great and glorious ma
tom, and possibly other relatives for
whom invitations have been issued. 1t
Is known that Col. Alex. Campbell is
pushing his claims indepe ndently OF
MIR. Pendleton.
e's
Governor.olect MacCorl;le's selection
OF Chairman Will Chiffon to be seGreta-
ny OF state, verilies the prediction made
by the INTgLLIGENoER during the cam
paign, and which was vigorously denied
at the time. 1t also disposes OF secre-
tary 0hley's chance for something good
under the new state administration. An
interesting inside fact in this Connec'
ton Is that Mr.. 0hley narrowly missed
being retained in his present office.
Chiffon had been slated for United
States district attorney, and in the
event oil his appointment Mr.. Ohley
was to be retained as secretary OF state.
But General Watts suddenly doomed
up. He demanded the attorneyship as
his right and got on the slate, Chiffon
had to be provided for and Ohley, who
did more sharp work to pull tho seat
tered Democracy together and win the
state which everybody admitted was in
danger Of going Republican than any
other man on tho state committee, was
left out in the cold. But Ohley will be
taken care OF. Atone time no was in a
position to be slated for collector OF in
ternal revenue, but let the chance slip.
The big combination which will control
federal patronage recognize his deserts,
however, and am told he will be nice
ly fixed" And he ought to be.
FOUNDER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-03
NIouNnsvILLE.
A Miscellaneous Melange of Minor Matters
from Marshalrs Metropolis.

A Miscellaneous Melange of Minor Matters
from MarShalrs Metropolis.
Tho prospects are that the attend
ance at the teachers institute will be
larger than ever before. Everybody is
anxious to hear Prof. Williams's solo
with Prof, Powells tom.tom acCompani-
ment.
When tho "Annie Lanrie" passed up
last night Captain Anshutz kept up
such a racket with her whistles that
half the people in town ran out Of their
houses to find out what was the matter.
Theo. Brinkmier and two brothers
are erecting large business building
on the site OF the old photograph gal
lery. The new building will DO % by 10,
and two stories.
The tie between Drs. Bruce and
LiRch for the nomination for council,
was decided In favor OF Bruce by vote
oil eighty.three to tifty-nine.
The @. Shelf millinery store has been
removed to the Second ward and occu-
pies the building formerly occupied by
sheG's iewelry store.
The new fre.proof shelving and filing
cases have been placed in the vault Of
the county clerks otfiSe. +. r. Stewart
had the contract.
S. A. Cockayne, who met with q ser
ious fall while working in his barn at
Leahurst farm few days ago, Is con-
Valescent.
Robert Blankensop has rented the
store room OF ]. L. Parkinson, on
Seventh street, and it is to be romod-
eled.
W. D. Chambers, veterinary surgeon,
OF Pennsylvania, has decided to locate in
Moundsville permanently.
Prof.. W. S. Powell, Of this city, Is
talked OF as candidate for county
superintendent OF schools.
7. S. Riggs has gone back to Pitts
burCh, where he will resume his studies
at the Iron City college.
William Kemple's family is afflicted
with measles. Some OF his children
are seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Bierley are now
occupying the ]. +. Burley residence,
Third ward.
Aselect school will be opened shortly,
in charge OF Prof. D. +. Williams.
Hon. 7. Perry Richardson, OF Cam
eron, was here yesterday.
Mrs. George B. Manning, who has
been i'll, is much better.
D, R. Allen, OF Oregon, is visiting
friends here.
The White Rose Club will give a hop
soon.
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the clothes limo was stripped OF the
days washing.
The clothes pin congress held very
interesting session in Alec Dayidson's
shoe shop yesterday afternoon and last
evening,
The funeral OF the lato George Y.
Hart will take place from the Presby-
terrain church Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
No. !, volume 8, OF the EOsning TinWs
appeared yesterday. sedgwIck x Barr,
thepubllshers, expect to issue weekly.
Yesterday George Reece sold the in
forest OF Char les Otto in the Otto home
stead on Fifth atreet to X. Dobbins.
There il no truth in the report that
the Laughlin nail works will shut down
tomorrow.
Miss Delaney, of Brownsville, Pa, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Matte Exley,
james Bayless continues to improve.
He is able to sit up part of the time.
There will be private hop at scho-
fields hall tonight.
Mrs. A. B. Gilmore was somewhat bet
ter yesterday.
Joseph Williams has returned from
Flushing,
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REI.LAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Very few Bellaire people went to st.
Clairsville yesterday TO attend the
meeting TO finally decide whether the
debt OF the county and bridge funds
should be bonded or carried by tenn
pornry loans at the highest rate OF in
terest. The debt was created without
any general conference Of the people OF
the county, and most OF them seemed
content to allow the commissioners TO
attend to it without advising them.
But some OF the politicians embraced
the opportunity to assail the present
officers OF The county.
The board OF health will meet at the
mayors Office this afternoon and will
determine upon active measures in hay
ing the city thoroughly cleaned at once.
The dread OF cholera still lingers in the
minds OF members OF boards OF healths,
but from the appearance OF some back
yards there is little fear among the
people most liable to get it.
W. J. Berry, against whom the county
commissioners brought suit for alleged
overpayments on stone.work, on which
he was superintendent, was in the city
Yesterday on his way home. He was
feeling quite well over the failure OF the
county to make a case. as they failed to
TO prove that he wilfully and knowingly
made improper estimates.
An interesting joint meeting OF the
Woman's home aud foreign missionary
society and Of the young ladies' society
will be held at the First NJ. T. church
this afternoon. A, missionary map talk
by Miss Battelle, selections by Misses
Boyd and Nevans, solos, ETC., will BIO
features OF the exercises.
Harry W. Sheets was married yester-
day to Miss Mary Harris, at tho resi-
dence of the brides parents in Paris,
Ills. Mr.. Sheets is young business
man OF this city and will return here
with his bride.
William A. Kelly, the young man so
badly burned at the blast furnace in
Benwood Monday, died yesterday ut
noon. His suffering ever since the &C.
cident is described rs terrible.
William Maddox, frequent visitor
in police court Tor drunkenness, was
sent to the stone pile at st. Clairsville
Yesterday to work out II fine OF So and
costs for his last drunk.
The new chemical engine was yester-
day placed in charge OF the Second ward
company, and charged ready for busi-
ness at the first fire.
The young peoples working society
Of the First NJ. t. church was pleasant
ly entertained at the home Of Rev. D. W.
Chandler last night.
Rev. W. II. Tate will preach the an
nual sermon to the G. U. o. o. F. at
st. Paul's A. NJ. L. church next Sunday.
County Treasurer Frank B. Archer
was in town yesterday after money for
some OF the depleted county funds.
William B. Hill yesterday bought a
lot in Barnard's addition and will build
q home for himself this spring.
John Wilson yesterday let contract
to Col. Williams to build him q resi-
dence in the Fourth ward.
The probabilities arc Belluite will
have another new glass factory this
spring.
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BENwooD.
Industrial Items, Personal Gossip and
General Nows Notes.


Quite number OF Democratic leaders
lett yesterday for Washington, chief
among them being Mayor Mahood, Mar
shal Cooke and Messrs. James Barrett,
NJ, Carroll and Lawrence McGarrell.
During Mr.. Mahood's absence P. Bran
non will act as mayor and A. Lacey us
stationmaster In his stead and @. Sprout
will act as marshal.
Thomas Mcmillan had the flesh torn
entirely away from his jaw by horse
Wednesday afternoon. He passed un-
der the horses head to adjust the scales
Tor weighing coal, never dreaming Of
danger as the horse had always been
very gentle previous to that, when the
animal snapped at him, leaving the
bone bare.
Several complaints have been heard
that one OF the new conductors Of the
electric cars has behaved in an un-
seemly manner in passing ladies on the
streets. This should be stopped, as
much indignation is felt and expressed.
Sinclair Bros. report quite large
sale OF seats for the performance to be
given by the Star specially company, at
the City Hall, tomorrow evening. The
proceeds are to bql given to the St.
The Hope society held their regular
meeting last evening and a number OF
candidates were initiated and business
regarding their coming social was trans-
acted.
Mrs. L. o. Taylor is confined to her
home by sprained ankle, caused by a
misstep on poor sidewalk.
Fred House, while coupling ladies' at
the Wheeling steel works, had finger
completely taken of.
A number OF teachers will 60 to
Moundsville Saturday to attend a dis.
triCt institute.