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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
IT HITS THE Masses
Some Strong Remarks by a Well
Known Man.
Evidently He Knows What He Is Talking
About
And We Only Trust That His
Advice Will be Followed.

The majority of people who are ailing do
not call themselves exactly sick. They
are run down in vitality Of blood or their
nerves have become weak or their stomach,
bowels, liver or kidneys are out of order.
They complain of being weak, nervous,
tired, out Of sorts; they do not sleep or eat
we'll and wake mornings with dull head
and languid feeling.
Such persons are not in reality sick, but
they are in fair way to become so If they
neglect themselves These feelings and
symptoms show that the system is out OF
order and common sense should indicate
that something must be done to prevent
these conditions running into absolute dis
ease.
A young man of our acquaintance, Mr..
Louis Dahl, of Andover, Mass, speaks
strongly upon this subject and speaks also
out Of his own experience.
II had been troubled greatly" he said
'With pains through the chest and neart
causing constant distress and dfl ,uty In
breathing. After taking DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood aud nerve remedy for a
short time, l commenced to steadily i'm
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NOT Is - LETTEE.


CHICAGO, November 15.-Unless i'm
mediate and extensive repairs are made
TO the Board OF Trade building experts
declare that the structure may collapse.
At the meeting OF the Board OF Trade
Committee on Real Estate yesterday
General Secretary Smith, the we'll
known engineer, told the committee
that the beautiful and stately building
IS rapidly settling. tie said the Board
of Trade building will, unless 40 once
repaired, soon be in condition that
will render any attempts TO save It dis
astrous and dangerous, and he recon-
mended that immediate action be taken
to underpin the structure and sink the
foundation down TO bed rock. The cost
of this, be estimated, will not be less
than S15O,OOO.
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ETNAVILLE.

Complaints are heard by many cltl-
zeDS of the bad sanitary condition OF the
town generally. Though there are no
epiiemicS here at Dre'an5, there are
serious cases Of diphth 81 and typhoid
fever The spread OF tile diphtherta is
very much feared. Various kinds OF
dirty slop are left standing in the gut
terS. Physicians recommend that peo-
pie clean up generally aud try to pre-
vent an epidemic Of the disease.
George Kelsey, the man who so mys-
teriouSly disappeared over two weeks
ago, has not been heard Of The miss
lag man was gempIoyed at the Etna
mill, and when last seen had con-
siderable sum eff money on his person.
Jack Reid, the bar5er, took suddenly
sick yesterday coming to work. He fell
as if dead near his shop. Several per-
sons carried him to the shop, and he
was finally revived. Mr.. Reid is sub
ject TO bad attacks Of this kind.
Charles Woods, a well-known con.
tractor of this place, and Miss Sadie
johnson, u well-known young lady, also
of this place, were married few days
ago. They have gone to housekeeping
in Martins Ferry.
Barber Ried will put an additional
story TO his barber shop soon. The
rooms will be neatly fitted up for club
room The daily papers will be kept
on file, and the boys are delighted over
the project.
The Congregational church will give
grand concert on Thanksgiving night
at the church. Fifty well trained vol
ces will participate. A very interest
ing time is being planned.
John Koehnline has a new saw mil!
near the new steel bridge. The lumber
from the Back river bridge is being
sawed there. The lumber will be sold
aud used for repairs.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of a prominent young man of this
place and a charming young lady Of
Martins Ferry. The wedding will be
about Christmas.
Roger Rees. the Past Master Of Cliff
ton Lodge, MaSons, is home from
Wheeling, where he participated in the
exercises OF the Grand Lodge meeting.
Mrs. L. A. shannon, lady living in
the interior Of West Virginia, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Isaac
Moore, has returned home.
John Coniff, Of Wheeling, who opened
up saloon at John Pelty's old stand,
has Quit business. The saloon is closed.
The family of Adam Ruschl, the new
saloonist, arrived yesterday from Mount
Carbon, this State.
Messrs. Dickey and Rusher, of Pitts.
burg, who have been visiting here, have
returned home.
II is reported that promising young
doctor of the town is soon to be mar
ried,
A daughter OF Jas. GrimaQes is very
III. She has symptoms Of diphtheria.
DR.. VIM. f. Ebert has been indis-
posed, butts again able t. be on duty.
Jesse CriSwsll is home from spending
the summer down the river.
Mrs. Wayne Hildebrsnd, who was re-
ported quite sick, is much worse.
The 4Etna-Standard mill Office Is
nearly plastered.
Mrs. Glen Craig has bad attack Of
pneumonia.
Virgil Moore is quite sick. but is re-
covering.
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A blaze broke out yesterday in the
roof OF the Crossley property, next to
Bslmontibrewery, caused by burning
lot Of straw and paper in one OF the
CRATES. 1t was extlnguished by the
brewery employees playing on the IRE
with a stream of water from a pumr OF
the brewery. The house was occupied
Elwood Barber, who was in the act OF
moving his household goods TO another
house when the fire occurred. The fire
department was not called out.
August Kuckuck, prominent young
farmer who lives just above town, and
Miss Mary Lukhart Of Bellaire, we're
married at the parsonage OF the Ger
man Lutheran Church, by Rev. Dosp-
kin. After the ceremony the happy
couple, accompanied by their friends,
departed for the Kuckuck homestead
above the city, where an elegant supper
was awaiting them. The happy couple
have many friends here.
Mr.. John F. Miller, of Wellsburg,
was here yesterday making arrange
ments for the funeral of his mother,
VINO died at Wellsburg the night be-
fore. The funeral services will be held
this afternoon at one o'clock in the
Episcopal Church 10 this city. Inter
ment at Riverview cemetery.
The men who came from Apollo, Pa,
to work In the Etna mill, all returned
home yesterday morning, and will not
return until the trouble in reference to
the ten per cent reduction in the sheet
mills is ettled
w. T. Duncan, formerly of this city,
was calling on friends here yesterday.
He expects to start the first Of next
week for Los Angeles, California, which
place be expects 30 make his future
home.
Mrs. Z. c. BOYD and Mrs. John S.
Cochran are delegates to the w. c. T..
U. county convention at st. ClairSvi lie
to-day. Mrs. John Campbell and Mrs.
L. Robbins are alternates.
Wilson, the man who shot Officer
Murphy, WAS arraigned before the
Common Pleas Court yesterday, plead
not guilty, aud his trial was set for
December l and 2.
George Ralston is expected home to-
day from Cleveland. Word was received
here yesterday that he had been Ill
since leaving here.
The Schumann Concert Company gave
a good entertainment to a crowded
house at the Opera House last evening.
One Of the factories of the Laugh In
Nail Works was off yesterday on &C
count Of break in the engine. 1t will
be on this morning.
J. l.. Van Pelt, who has been here
with his nephew, A. j. Van Pelt, will
leave for Washington this morning.
"Zeb" is the attraction at the Opera
House tonight, and promises to draw
big crowd.
Mrs. James BogGs, of Boston, was
the guest of her brother, Oliver Brown,
yesterday.
Robert Purcell went to Wellsburg
yesterday morning to work in a glass
factory.
Peter Wagner expects to go to Chi
cago to 60 into business.
George F. McGlumphy is threatened
with pneumonia.
A little child Of Joseph Hilton is on
the sick list.
The Fifth street paving is progress
ing nicely.
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Amounted 70 the Conference.

MANCHESTER, November 15.-At a
conferences OF the miners delegates
held here to-day, the latter appointed
fourteen Of their number 10 attend the
conference at the foreign Office, whic b
is TO be presided over by Lord Rose
berry. Among the delegates appointed
are Messrs. Plekard aud Woods, mem
oers or Parliament, who will hold a
private conference in London before
meeting the owners OF the coal mines.
Delegate Woods, upon being interviewed
regarding the prospects Of the confer
ence, said that he was most hopeful
that it would have COCA result, as
Lord Roseberry was thoroughly capable
Of pouring oil upon the troubled waters.
Nevertheless, Mr.. Woods added, the
delegates would insist that the miners
should resume work at the old rates.
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Nsrxnna DrannnrIa.

Senator James F. Pierce, of New
York, writes:
"For the past two years have sui-
fered very much from an aggravated
form Of nervous dyspepsia. l have re-
sorted to various remedial agents, de-
irving but little benefit A few months
since a friend of mine suggested the
trial al ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs.
Following the suggestion, / have been
using the same with the b ppiest ef-
fects, To those similarly afflicted let
me suggest the manner of their use. /
place one over my stomach, one over
the hepatic region, and one on my back.
The effect is excellent. From the day
1 commenced their use have been slow
ly bat surely improving, and uu quite
conhdens> that by continuing ! shall
again be restored to my accustomed
health"
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prove and now l am entirely cured. My
nerves are completely under control, and
the pains about my heart and difficulty OF
breathing have entirely left me. con-
slider myself entirely cured by DR.. Greene
Nervura. / recommended it highly TO
persons suffering from similar complaints"
We can heartily endorse what Mr.. Dahl
saws. II YOU are troubled in any way, use
at once DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. 1t is purely vegetable and
harmless and it will put you in good
health, give you sound sleep and make you
strong and vigorous again.
Physicians prescribe and recommend IL
in all cases II is the discovery Of famous
physician. DR.. Greene, Of 80 West l4th
Street New York, who is undoubtedly
the most successful specialist in curing
nervous and chronic diseases. He can be
consulted in all cases without charge, per-
sonally or by letter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
TRUSTEES SALE
North Wheeling Real Estate.

By virtue OF two deeds OF trust made by
Anton Stauyer aud Lydia StAuysr, his wife. 70
me ne trustee. the one bearing date tue IT'D oty
Of June. 1922. md recorded Ia the oncs OF inc
Clerk Of the County Court FOR OHIO county.
Wet Virginia in deed OF trust book N. 20
page 384. and the other bearing date the SFh
day OF January. 1891. and recorded In said
County Clerks Office In deed OF trust book no.
81 page 3, will. on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2sD. 1879,
Commencing st 10 O'Clock q. m. procssd 20 sell
az public auction, AZ the front door Of tue Ceut.
HOUSE OF said Ohio County. In the CITY oil
wheeling. the following described propetty.
situate aud being In the City Of wrestling
Ohio County. West Virginia, mat 70 say.
All that certain tract or parcel OF I'd situate
in q ~ part OF said city COMMONLY csled
North wheeling and bOun ed snd described as
follows to wit: begin ming on the westerly side
OF Main street 81 the southeast corner OF the
parcel Of ground purchased by James Gil
christ; thence running south HGrdly With
the west side Of Main street thirty (jJl
feet ., the northeast corner Of Ann
III iZabtth Phil ps' ground; thence WsstWarJJ
Al rizht angles with Main Street eights-tHo
Cs2D feet; thence northwardly and psfsl ei With
Main street thirty C3oi feet; thsDcs eAsi-ardiy
with said Gilchrists line 10 the place OF be 10.
ming. being the same property confeJsd 70 ssio
Ant n stauyer BY H. W. PM Fps and ~ oy
deed dstel October 81. 1871. aud Of record n
the ONCE OF the CLERK OF the onn,y Court OF
Ohio county. West Virginia. 10 Deed BOOK NO.
80 page IL.
TERNs-One-third, or a. much more IS The
purchaser may EJECT 20 pay CASH on the "a OF
AZ the balance. N am, IN tSo equal ins'ail-
rnents. payable in one and two years res 2ec-
lively from day o sale. the purchase 10 give
bis prom ssory notes. bearing interes from dsy
OF sale with sec1riiy 10 De .ppr,fe ny vac "a
dsrsi9ued Cor ss 8 deferred installms ats: the
title 70 SAID property 70 b. retained IN re
whole OF the purchase n ney ana " srsss u
Daid. LOUIS p. SIIBEL
r. HxRyEY. Trustee.
Auctioneer. hoh
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ran sEnYlAN nIN1srRR
who was Stabbed In Paris in Critica
Condition.

Couditions
PARIS, November 15.-The Servian
Minister, NJ Georgevics. who was stab
bsd by an alleged Anarchist in restaa-
rant, on Monday last, is much worse
to-day, the wounded man was splitting
blood all night. Lauthier, she man who
stabbed him, has written to an Anarch-
ist comrade named FOure, declaring
himself to be an Anarchist, and added
that be was reduced to such straits that
ne had to die OF hunger or commit sui
eide. Under these circumstances Lau-
thier continued, be preferred TO XIII q
sleek bourgeois" before death, and re-
zretted his Inability 10 make a grand
coup like the sublime RavachOi."
Lauthler, who Is believed 10 be insane,
is said TO be q shoemaker by trade and
70 be only 10 years Of age. Before max
ing his attempt upon the lie OF the
Servian Minister he had dined well Ia
the restaurant and had partakeh OF
bottle OF champagne, which, after tin-
ishing, he did not offer to settle for, but
turned in his chair, leaning his elbow
on the table; When NJ. Georgevics
arose Lauthier stopped as il to fasten
his shoe, aud then suddenly made q
lunge at the Servian Minister, who ex-
claimed: What is IL? do rot know
him." NJ GeOrgevIcs then felt in his
pockets, surprising that he lad been
robbed, and found that blood was squirt
ing from q wound in his side. Luckily,
as il Afterwards turned out, the knife
used by the Anarchist encouuteree a
rio and probably saved the Minister'S
life. Lauthier, after his escape from
the restaurant 10 the confusion which
followed his attempt upon the life OF NJ.
Georgevics, surrendered himself to two
policemen, who seized him, knife in
hand
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BELLALeE.

Judgment was rendered against sew
eral more Bellaire people IN the Com
mon Pleas Court at ST. ClairsvlIe yes
terday. VIM Johnson, who was indicted
for shooting with intend 10 wound, was
found guilty and sentenced TO two and
one-half years in the penitentiary.
Matt. Watkins, the proprietor OF the
saloon where the shooting occurred,
was fined $50 and sentenced to twenty
days in Jail Harry Gard liner, who broke
into c. & =. car, was sentenced TO
two and one.half years in the peniten-
tiary. John McCaiTrey and Jack Boyles,
for selling liquor to persons IN the habit
of getting intoxicated, were each fined
S25 and costs. James FoIlen, indicted
on the same charge, was acquitted.
Mrs. Hart, wife OF County Commits
sioner Miles Hart, Of near Kelsey, met
with a very serious accident yesterday.
While driving in a buggy with a young
lady friend, near her home, the horse
became frightened and ran away, throw
ing both occupants from the buggy.
Mrs. Hart had no bones broken, but Is
very seriously hurt and is supposed to
nave SNSl dlusu lubCi ldl lHiuA 40
young lady was only slightly injured.
The County Commissioners were TO meet
at St. Clarsvile to-day 10 hear the pc
tition to annex suburb TO Martins
Ferry, but Mr.. Hart will not be able to
meet with them on account OF the acct
dent sustained by Mrs. Hart.
Joseph Glenn, the Young man who
In fhfc ~
Gently, was in town for few hours on
Tuesday evening, bat failed to settle
the bills be left behind two weeks ago.
Herman Tibert and William Jones,
the Young chaps who assaulted John
Pedicord last summer, were each SEN
tonced to two and one-nalf years in the
penitentiary.
The contract and bond OF Day &
Dougherty for the Second ward paving,
with Thomas Ault was surety, were ap-
proved by City Council.
Ned Monaghan and r. E. Neal are
the Citizens Committee to superintend
the paving OF Twenty-ffth street.
Three plain DRINKS were disposed OF
in the Mayors Court yesterday. Two
were dismissed and one held over.
E. E. Boyd, of the First ward, has
returned from the West and will remain
here during the winter.
The Grand Hill Reading Club will
meet this evening at the home OF John
A. Gallagher, ESQ.
H. T. Day purchased the old Fourth
ward hose house paying $40 for same.
The Souvenir Clubs masquerade ball
Tuesday night was decided success.
County Commissioner Mechem was In
the city yesterday.
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Farkersburg Court Matters.
,,,aef4g Theron 10 me RsJtt.sr.

PARKERsBUEG, w. Va, November
14.-Judge Foreman granted divorces
to-day in the suits of George o. Henry
VS.. Amelia Henry and A. Oneill vs..
Caroline Oneill.
Kirk Plersol was indited to-day for
felony charging him with breaking open
and rObbing David Ernest's store.
In the case of Bradford vs.. Bradford,
the Judge refused 60 grant q divorce Oh
the ground that both parties were de-
serving people, had lived together many
wears, mad several children aud that
from the evidence the vile had been
led 70 believe that she had not been
DrOperly married.
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Correspondsnt Imprlsoned.

New YORK, November 15.-The Her
aids Managua dispatch says: The
Nicaraguan authorities put yonr cor
respondent in prison the other day for
obtaining an interview with the Hon
durian agent here about the firing on
the Stars aud Stripes in the port Of
Amapala. The American consul here
interiered, however, aud speedily OBJ
tanned the correspondents liberty.
Honduras secret agent here was ex-
He'd to-day.
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Natural Ga,at Weston.

Sgsctql TsIe1rlm 70 ~ RsJlBfF~.
WESTON, w. VA, November 10
The Weston Natural Gas Co. have fin
ishsd laying the main pipe line from
big Isaac we'll, and this evening IL was
turned on under the boilers az the Hos
Dital for the Insane. Hon. Andrew
Edmiston lighted IL for the first time,
and not being acquainted with iJ turned
10 on too strong, which resulted in get
ting his hair Singei. The company
have erected @ large stand Pipe which
throws q brilliant light all over town.
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Must Re Brought TO Justice.

LIVERPOOL, November 15.-Justice
Day, in charging the grand jury to-day,
referred TO the case Of fifteen men who
are charged with riOtingat Haydock
c0lliery, said that anything tending TO
disturb law and order injured the poor
far more than the rich Justice Day
added that order was essential 10 the
welfare and prosperity Of every rank
and that it was absolutely necessary
that those guilty OF rioting should be
brought to justice.
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win strike a Decisive BLOW To-day

New YORK. November 15.-The Her
AIDS Montevideo dispatch says: Word
has been received from Rio Janeiro
that it is reported there that the reSo-
lutionists intend to strike decisive
blow tomorrow. Mellos' fleet in the
harbor and the rebel friends in the city
have combined, it is believed. TO make
concerted attack on Paixotos' land
forces.
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WIN Run TO Point Marion.

Special IstegrHH 20 ne hs9tittFs
FAIRNoNr, W. VA, November 10
When the Water schedule goes into
effect on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, November 10th, trains will be run
through 20 Point Marion, on the State
line braucn. The line is completed as
far north as Point Marion, and ouly the
comp letion OF the bridge at THAI point
across Cheat river prevents trains from
running through 20 NorgantOwn- One
months steady work will put the bridge
in such shape that trains can run over
10,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16

Look Orer these symptoms: headache, ob-
struction Of nose, discharges falling into
throat - sometimes profuse, watery, and
acrid, at others, thick, tenacious, mucous,
purulent, bloody, Putrid and offensive; eyes
weak, ringing in ears, deafness; offensive
breath; smell and taste impaired, and general
debility. You won't have all Of them at
once probably only a few Of them; but
they mean Catarrh.
And the proprietors Of Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy mean to cure it, If you'll let them,
no matter how bad or how long standing.
If they can't, they'll pay you $500 in cash.
They mean that, too, Just as its printed
They offer YOU the money -or q certain
cure, II you'll take their medicine. But Il
they weren't curtain Of the cure, they'd nsTer
offer you the money.
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El.h Tor the GauleY.

eDecidt Ie5f1ruH ~ ~ h7Sl'-t-
WESTON, w. VA, November 15.-The
special car Of the United States Fish
Commission passed through here to-day
en- route from Camden-on- Gauley, where
Is, 600 small bass aud trout were depos-
fted in the Gauley river.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
@. .. SMITH
oc3O 1919 MARKET STREET.
LOT ON FOURTEENTH ST, FOR SALE.

We offer for sale at bargain, II bought at
once. the westerly 80 feet OF L0f no. Al, at tbs
southwest corner OF FOURTEEN AND
JACOB STREETS. Ths lot has depth OF l0J
feet TO an alley.
No. il3 Virginia street, 4 rooms; rents for
$50 per annum, only 81 500.
No. 1854 Chapline slree., brick.
No. 43 rwenty-third strset brick, $500.
No. % Fifteeat street, i frame and bricks.
Nc. 70 Zane street, Island
Double frame dwelling South Front street.
No. IL Thirteenth street. two story brick.
5000 will buy No 2349 Chaplne street; lot
S6Xl.0 feet, with two story bricS dwelling
house OF eight rooms.
Sl,000 will buy 1929 AcCollcch street, three
room frame house.
No. l05 south Penn street, two story frame.
No. g0l North Main street, corner OF Ninth
street
Nos. GO, 90. 81, 50 SeFentesnth ST.. four bricks.
No. 80 Fifteenth street, two story brick
Lots I'm Pleasant Valley on National Road.
Lots in Potters addition on National Road.
Lots in Edgington near Lcho Point.
Lots on North Front street, Island.
Lots on North Huron street. Island
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The Trial Of Pleasants.

speefql Tsl<0TGng 20 tas Register.
HUNrINGTON. w. Va, November IS.
The trial of Owen Peasants for kill
inc Willard Wellman, continues 10 at
tract large crowds to the Court House.
The State closed last evening and the
evidence began for the defense. The
case will 90 to the jury in the morning.
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RINEKART & TATUM,
City Bank Building. Room 8. Telephons2l9.
FOR SAL

lots in BOlvsdere addition, corner lots.
$40 each
House rooms, brick. and roomed house In
rear Eon street, between Twenty-thrd and
Twenty fourth streets, e. 800.
House 9 ooms Eighteenth street, in good
condition, a. 800.
Double brick house 10 rooms. Fourteenth
House seven rooms, brick, Sixteenth street.
$500.
House seven rooms, Fifteenth street, lot BOZ
100 feet, $500
House seven rooms, Chaplins street, Centre
Wheeling, A,ybJ.
House eight rooms, First ward, 81 600
House five rooms, Baltimore street. East
Wheeling. $3.50.
Lot ca i end Fourteenth street 500.
House four. rooms, Charles street, Centre
Wheeling. 1850.
House four rooms, Eighteenth street. 81, 0ol
House three rooms, Twelfth street. $50
House eight rooms, Sixteenth street, in good
condition, 1870
House four rooms and stable Twelfth street.
ZOO
$3.50
Fine suburban homSs miles sAstOt city At
moderate price.
4lots in 'Fiian, White d Gallagher addition
6Oxl0O feet, go each.
3lots on Cnldwell's run, ESQ each
Fine "a nm, I43 acres on National road, nine
miles east Of city on easy terms
Market street business property at uodsfas'
oue.h.lt lot n NoCOllOch street. ossus
one Of the best manufacturing sitsslrI as
city, fHsltihg On two EAilroadL
NES6ATT Il DEVINE,
ans !,5y Market street
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BosTON, November l2.-The great match
race between Alix and Directum, which
was to have occurred at Mystic Park this
afternoon, has been postponed until to-
morrow on account Of the rain and conse-
uuent heavy track.