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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
MORTALITY ~ THE CITY INCREASES.
MANY DEATHS FROM vIOLENCE-INFANTs VAC
CINATED AT THE BUREAU OF con

An increase Of mortality In the city last week was
>ad by the physician, Of The Health Department 10
he only an indication Of the effect OF weather
The returns al the Bureau Of vital statistics showed
that The deaths had numbered .r2j. against -63 for
OBJ" previous week. The Increase VI mortality aP
p.arcd 10 De among young children and among Tie
inmates OF The cliy's institutions, The suicide, durins
last week swcllod the number II deaths from violence
10 hity-hvc. There only slight Increase In the
number Of death, from diarrhocal di.cn+~ Mcknight,
caused invent nine deaths but the sanitary cal. said
there reason to think that IN" disease Wa
becoming epidemic In the city. The record ~ death,
from various causes IN the city during Two week. J.,
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
BE DECIDES FOR THE WATERS.
JUSTICE sTECKLER SAYS THEY DID NOT STRIKE
AND MAY HAVE THEIR SALARIES TO
THE END OF TIE MONTH.

AND NAY HAVE THEIR SALARIES TO
THE END OF TIE MONTH
Justice steckcr. in the Fourth District Court yeser
day. handed down decision In favor Of the waiter,
who quit work at the Holland House just before din
her on April 10, and awards them Sl2 80 each for
their salaries from April - to the end Of the m0nth
The walters were hired by the month and each
signed contract that he would not stop work without
giving three days notice 10 the propreiors. Thirty
forty OF them did quit work just before dinner
April ID and the for their action depended
the decision OF the case the walters sued for the
amount alleged TO b. due for the remainder Of the
month. The proprieors OF the hotel declared that II
was a strike pure and simple They asserted tina,
the walters all quit work al a signal which had pre-
viousy been agreed upon, because two men, who had
been discharged In the morning, had not been
stated.
Tho walters told a different story entirely and
serted that they had been discharged. According to
their version OF what took place, they went 10 the
head waiter and politely asked him If he could not
secure the reinstatement, OF the two who had been
discharged. While making this request the head
waiter ordered them all out OF the house and told
an assistant 10 call policeman. Because of this
alleged discharge they demanded their wages for the
remainder OF the month, although they did not work
Judge Stcckler evidently believed the story told by
the walters and did not believe the version OF the
proprctors The cases before him those of Franz
Wagner and Ernest Schneider which were brought AZ
test suits An appeal will undoubtedly be taken by
the propietors the hotel from the decision in these
because thirty or forty more depend upon them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
Az INFINT NTH SMALLPOX AT LARGE'
IT'S MOTHER CARRIES IT OFF TO PREVENT IT'S
BEING SENT TO NORTH BROTHER ISLAND


BEING SENT TO NORTH BROTHER ISLAND
Information was sent 10 the Burcau oI tohtaE
OTIS ID sea.o, Oh Friday that Mary Nih, an mNIl'
WIS III with smallpox In Ia" COMBINATIONS NO
.Di First ave. and IN Inspector was sent l" 'h'
hou,. Yesterday morning. lie learned that MS
Xlk the wife 81 cislrmakcr. had bccom" ai'rn''7'
upon being told ly physician 'hlt "'r '"i'u was
io l,c sent TO North Brother Island and hnd disap
,,ra fr,,n f.. hon,e with the child. Thtcc other
children In tAe house wcr" found 10 be SICK WIN
smallpox and they were sent To the i'lan1. 'h'''
Inspector D,ty. upon being Informed that Mrs. NiN
had run away gave order, for dils"n search, whli'
al the wei persons In the hous" ver" vaccinat"d ana
the house fimgitri An Inspector ica'H''
from Vii that his wife and caild had gone to "
,,r, and tho cgarmalcr was induced 10 ~ 10 that
place with t." Inspector They went to The HOUSES
~ several arquanBncc' of Tho family In Astoria but
could not md the woman or CHA. Dr. cyrus fh
son the Health Commissioner. sent request To me
polio. 81 Astoria To hunt for Ia" runhWa's
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rchase OF books for the art school or the general

y, ,ooks for the art school the general
library. ,, -, AL
Concerning the present financial conhitloh OF '"e
institution the report says that during 'he H''.
fiscal year the revenue OF the corporation amounted
TO sts 1874 H. and the expenditures to 9i''o-' D.
If will thu, be seen that increased usefulness can ohN
he attained by additions to the revenue rs aoo'"
stated OF the amount received. about s-oooo cam
from the stores and offices Oh the hr'' anu s''o','
floors all OF which could BE- appropriated Win a''
vantage TO enlarged opportunities for Instruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
FLOWERS DISTRIBUTED TO THE POOP

The Moderation Society held It's 1ftythi dIsrilr
ton OF flowers yesterday afternoon at 80 O'Clock I'm
Paradise Park. A notice tucked the old music.
stand IN the park early In the day giving notice Of
the distributiOn and 10y the time the wagon laden
with flowers arrived the park was packed with men
women and children OF many natonalitIcs, all eager
to secure some Of the coveted flowers. The flowers
which were lilacs. wstarias and wild flowers, were
distributed by sylvanus Lyon. vcc-prcsident; Howard
X. Lyon, secretary Of the society. and a. b. Hoyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28

Mary Sullivan. a homeless woman. who had been
Inmate OF Bellevue Hospital for month, de-
velopcd typhus fever yesterday ana removed T.
N'rth Brother Island. The body ~ james -..hvau.
the typhus ~n-prct'' who committed suicide hy
drOW Ming In the East River the nicli Of May II
found In the water near III" hospital ground
lc-i"liaN ana Vas -rni 10 The VI rg1lo.
Three persons who were Ill with smallpox
removed Ia North Brother Island. They wrr" Francis
-ian,ly. two year, DID, al No. IOs Eat ~.vcrt,
first ST.. onto iricr. Of NO - East Third si and
CathaIfnc Lcclri, OF 40 q, Park It.
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" ~e'1s ending
Mo- ff kIa "A
Dunn, % dcalh. etc.

Despite the unpleasant weather yesterday. hun
dreds Of took their infants To the Bureau Of
Contagious Diseases I'm Mulberry Il. To have them
vaccinaied free VI charge. \ slight incrcas" OF
smallpox In the city recorded last week while
other contagious diseases appeared 10 be- decreasing.
Following Is the Of gions diseases
v,.t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
THE CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGES TICKET.

The following Is the regular ticket that has been
mt I'm the field by the Nominating Committee OF the
Con solidnted stock and Petroleum Exchange:
President, Charles q. wilson; first Vice president
Thomas j. Wats,L; second Nice-presldent, W. D Will
I,ms: treasurer, John stanton chairman. ~ W.
prirrs The election Will be- held June IL.
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It would appear that he did not marry The heircSN:
hu whether his wife WAS a dancer or not does not
appear from the affidavit.
The Yacht was tied up at south Brooklyn when
the sheriff took charge. The papers do not disclose
how Luranc happens 10 owe Mr.. oil ,ott the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
A FINE PAID UNDER PROTEST.

The North German Lloyd Company yesterday paid
under protest a fine Of 500 levied by DR.. Senncr
because there twenty-on immigrants the
strassburg whose names not mentioned the
vessels manifest. The steamship companys agents
say that one Of the manifest sheets has been mslad,
and II It slibud be found they will demand that the
S2lO be returned to them.
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MILLTONAIREs.-A complete list OF tho 4.047 mile
opares Of the United States. and how they made thslp
money. Only list complied. Valuable to sadsnts.
economists and promoters OF new enterprises. ~
a copy. In flexible cloth. 81.
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TRUE STORIES OF THE WAR FOR THE
UNION.-A new collection april, 1899 Of stories
written by actual participants Thrilling. pathetic sd
true. 2j cents a copy.
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WAR STORIES-Ovcr 30 tales or the Civil War ~
Union soldiers. Inspiring thrilling and pathetic Most
OF them written Tribune cash prizes. Is ceass
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TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS
PAMPHLETS.

NEW NivY.-Thc Tribune's pamphlet has great pops
MAR value. All the new wnrships described With
also contains the Gillian complication. ID cents
copy
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HOW TO WIN FORTUNE.-Andrcw Carnestes csls
ebrated essny In The Tribune. In which he declared
college educ alton essenn TO business aad
tim there = many chances for poor ever.
cents.
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TRIBUNE neutrality-suspicious. OF Chauucsy ".
Depcw Geo. Willinm Curtis. Charles A. Dann' Gov
Mckinley. and X. &. Horr and poem by stedman' ~
the JUth ami, ersary Of The Tribune. ID cents
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ALMANAC. 1Ss3. Third Edition, revised to the IRE
Of April. really splendid number. First Of the
sreat Aluanacs the market. $50 pages Nsv
ready. Facts about the Worlds Fair. 25 cests .
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TRTSTS-Arauments in their fa vor BY :. C. T. Dedd,
Solicitor of the standard Oil Company. and argunens
AGAINST by r. v. Powdcry. Grand 'ia.ter Workman Of
the Il hts OF Labor. ) cents.
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BIG ISSUES.-The best Of Roswell q. Horrs aptfs
cIes In ne Weekly Tribune the Tariff, Finance sao
silver. An educ alton in itself 2j cents.
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VILLAGE IMPROyEMENT.-Two charmius arrclss
Nv b. a. Northrop. the prime Ia this work. NsHs
York City men who help beauttfy their nasttS
tow Tho country should read this. ceass cseys
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WASHINGTON CENTENNIAI.-A tuii accoust o.
IN. ann anniversary Of Washnaton's lnnuGurnttoA
An New York City, with all the speeches. 10 cents.
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.OUR CUAUNCEY."-A Tribune premium. Asy
>. yunr subscriber to The Tribune can get h for -
,",. for tho Yule alumni. PrOfusely illustrator
nv Beard and Gibson.
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MIIJIONAIRES.- The Tribunes list, Handsomely
hound In He xible cloth. 81.
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tho venerable chaplain Of Lafayette post w. y. rs,
Much difficulty experienced IN keeping IN" croMa
in order owing t. the al>cncc OF IN" ponce rikh,
rr hnycs and one barrel of flower, were distributed
,n,nilr the poor people In less than ten minutes
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CHAUTACQCA. 1s93.-Profnseiy illustrated ~
Story Of the season. ID cents n copy.
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NEW TARIFF BILL.-The Mckinley BILL with th'
raumeuts of the Ways and Meaus Committee 10 lsi
fuvor. % cents.
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sPEECIIEs.-The Of the after. dinner oratery Of
oue winter u this city. ID cents.
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NoRTHFIgLD. 1892. The exercises there -
crnts a copy.
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BOOKS.

TRIBUNE ALMANAC. lSsa.-In cloth. 81.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
REMOVAL.

J. W. JOHNSTON, ll0 NASSAU.ST,
Between Eeeknan and Ann SITS,
also 40 SiNth-aNe., above s3ust. ooDn
DRESS SHIRTS MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Many years at go Grandst.
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The New York Central presents the best service to
Detroit, Cleveland and Chicago. >.
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Diseases of the Nervous system enito Urinary Organs
Impotency ane Sterility. Hours. " !, . I" D.
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D..

r. & w. "OCTA" "SHATTEMUE." +. a.
Either style II You wear a low collar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-04

night, his many friends wendell their
way homewnrd, long TO remember the
affair pleasantly.
PRIME or WHEELING council OF the
Daughters OF Liberty celebrated its
third anniversary at its hall Saturday
evening. A most enjoyable time is re-
ported. Many OF the members OF Bell
aire council came up and participated.
JAMES A. RILEY and his company
closed n very successful engagement ut
the Grand Saturday evening. Inc Lrst
half OF this weeI; "Peck's bad Boy" will
be the attraction there and the last half
Harry WilIiams's MetcorS, first class
vaudeville company.
MRs. KATE HAHpLAS mado display
OF hand-painted china and several water
colors Saturday at tho residence oil her
sister, Mrs. John List. Her handiwork
was much admired by all. From hero
the pictures will be taken 10 Detroit
and Chicago. They show considerable
talent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-04
LOCAL sREvIrIEs.

Matters of Minor Moment in aud About
tho City.
TIE GRANDthis cvening-"Peck's Bad
Boy"
A NEW time card went into effect on
tho U. {; p. road yesterday.
A REGULAR meeting cf the county
commissioners will be held to-day.
WILLIAM MuDLtH, of Twenty-ninih
street, iell on the ice near his home
Saturday and broke his leg.
AucrIoxsER HALLER on Saturday, sold
the Stauver property in North Wheel.
ing, to Geo. j, Mathison, for SS,Sl7.
AFTER long conference between the
miners and mine owners Saturday the
miners accepted the proposed reduction
OF wages.
c. +. HANDEL. the Pike street grocer,
in Bridgeport, is laid up for a few days,
the result OF ashaktng up by fall from
his hay NOV.
The certificate of Incorporation OF the
Columbian Manufacturing Company
was left for record at Clerk Hooks office
on Saturday.
GEORGE VIEwIG was about to step in
wagon Saturday when the horse
started and no was thrown down, frac-
turing one ofhis legs.
JOHN MoYLAN has been pardoned by
the governor and released from the pen,
where he was sent for killing William
WinesburG, OF BOggs run.
L. SwAurz's beer keg wagon broke
down on the street car track on tho
South Side Saturday and was badly
wrecked. Car travel was delayed about
half hour.
A LARGE and appreciative audience
heard the public rehearsal by the opera
house orchestra ut Arion hail last even
ing. A very attractive programme was
rendered in very artistic manner
w. O. CoLLINs, charged with obtain
ing $3.50 from George X. Wheat by a
forged order, was held for court by
Squire Gillespy Saturday, and in de-
iault OF $500 bail was remanded to Jail.
Or Saturday, Robert II. Pratt was ap-
pointed executor OF the will OF Edward
L. Pratt, deceased. Bond, 5000; n. L.
Whitaker, surety. VIM. Graham, q.
Ed. Mendel and Jos. Metcali are the APP
praiserS.
A WHEELING pottery wagon was
backed over the high bank at tho foot
Of Thirty-frst street Saturday and badly
broken. Tho horse was also hurt, but
tho driver, Charles Hillon, jumped and
escaped injury.
IT is now settled fact, that the Lower
Benwood mill, except the steel works,
will go on in full to-day or tomorrow,
giving employment TO nearly two hun
dred persons. Tho plant has been oil
about Two weeSs.
THERE was an elegant surprise party
given 10 Mr.. Nicholas Garden at his
home, 24l7 Chnpline streot, OH mis- birth
day. The evening was spent in dancing
and cuchro playing, and at a seasonablO
hour supper was served. The music
was furnished by Stein Bros, and after
dancing till couple Of hours after mid
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BURGLARS AT WORK.
Several Places Entered az Martins
Ferry Saturday Night.
NOT MUCH BOOTY SECURED IN ALL.
Criminal Chronicles OF tho Guy aud
Vicinity for tho Past twp Days-A
Watch Thief Wanted Mt Wol'sburS
is Captured hcre-Am ride for 50
Raised to sos aud the Money ob-
tanned on it.

Burglars entered Ii Huskih's conIec-
tionery store on Fourth street, in Mar
tins Ferry, Saturday night or yesterday
morning, and carried oil twenty pack
ages OF cigarettes, cigars, candy and
one hundred cOppcrs. They gained
entrancelby opening the transom and
went out OF the back door. 1t is be-
licved that there we're two men. Foot
prints OF two men were seen in the
snow in tho back yard yesterday morn.
ing. In climbing up to the tronsom
one of the plates OF glass in the front
door was broken.
Tho Martins Ferry passenger depot
oil the Cleveland Il Pittsburgh railroad
was entered some time during tho night
and a good sized hole bored in the safe.
Why they did not finish the job is not
known. Nothing was taken from the
Office.
About o'clock yesterday morning
an unsuccessful! effort was made to en-
ter the bakery OF John L. Weidel on
Washington street, Martins Ferry, by
forcing tie front door open. Consider
able petty thioving is being done in aud
around Martins Ferry.
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HE GOT 500
on nh Order for 50. aud They Haven't
Found Him Yet.


on nh Order for So, aud They Haven't
Found Him Yet.
Frank Young, former street car
operator, who has been heard of once
or twice in the courts, once when
charged with criminal assault Oh a
young girl, has left town, and from all
indications he had with him $50 OF an
other mans money,
]. W. Prngle owed Young S., and he
gave him al order on Mrs. PrinGle for
the money Young took the order TO
the house and told Mrs. Pringle it was
for 500, and without looking at it she
gave HIM that sum. When her husband
returned and tho trick was discovered,
tie police were notified, but Young
could not be found and it is believed
he has gone to Chicago. He has wife
and child here.
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.RINEHAR1' g. TATUM,
CITY BASK BUILDING.
Tclophono2 lo. inooI Room No c,
FOE Said.

Six lots in Belvedcre addition, two corner
lots, al $50 each.
House OF six rooms and hall, Chapllre near
Twentieth street, 81 900
House Of sIx rooms, Eighteenth street.. in good
condition, $500
House Of Six rooms, brick, with four.roomcd
house In rear. Eon street, between Twenty.
third md Twenty.fourth streets. 5000.
House OF four rooms, Charles street. Centre
Wheeling. $40.
House Of i've rooms. Lind street, Eas: Wheel.
two business houses on Main street, Centre
Wheeling. Cheap.
House Of iOGr rooms, Twcnty.ninth street, lot
S0Sl5i feet 81 400
House Of seven rooms. Fifteenth street. $50.
House Of six rooms, brick, lot 2jXl2! feet, Mlln
Street Centre Wheeling, s. 900.
Lot east end Fourteenth street. 500
House Of five rooms, Woods street East Wheel
Ing. 81 500.
House Of four rooms, Eighteenth street. sl.Oll
Three houses Moystcu street cheap. S1,jgl.
House OF three rooms, Twelfth street, $50.
House OF eight rooms, sixteenth street, In
good condition, si.70)
Three lots. 5Gxl0ll feet, Fllan, White & Gala.
ghcr'S addition, $40 each.
House OF six rooms and stable, Eighteenth
Street. $500
Three lots In Park View, cheap.
one.half lot McColloch street. Centre Wheel,
ing s5cu
city. five minutes walk from motor line. new.
with all modern Improvements. Cheap.
Lots on Caidwells run $50 each.
Fine farm Of lli ncrcs on National road nine
miles cast OF the city, OF easy terms.
business property on Market street at modcr'
one Of tho best manufacturing sites IN tho
city, fronting on two railroads
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G.. o. 8 MI I III III
dc2 l220 MARKET STREET
FOB SALE.

You will do well to make your purchases be.
fore the first OF the yeaF a, property is rs cheap
as II will ever be.
on Thirteenth street. seven.rOomed brick
house, with all modern improvements, In line
location. for Sj.OO.
On Thirteenth street. slxtceu.rOomed double
brick house. with NIL the latest improvements,
also In good condition. 5000.
On South Broadway street Is q teu-rOomed
double house. good investment and IN good
location. $500.
No, Els Jacob street. is tenronmcd house.
Can be tented TO three families. Price, 5000.
On Virginia street, iOu:-roomcd two story
house. 81. 100
on Market. above Tenth street. Is n fourteen.
roomcd double brick house, divided by an arch
way. VIII sell cheap
III Park View seven rooms, reception hall
also new house. Lot l7jKi7j feet. aud on the
corner Oitne Pike and street, $3.50.
On South Penn street. Island, five rooms, lot
90 feet By 100 feet is very desirable, cheap at
sl.SOO
No. 1877 South Penn street hyc.roomcd house,
lot 2ixl2O feet. \ rare chance, us it is the bcs;
location $3.50
2Tsl EoT Street, Eve rooms. gas aud water.
grained throughout. lot2jxlOJ feet. Price, sl9J1.
Three-roomcd cottage on South York street,
Sl,aOl.
Cal and see my list OF houses OF any size that
you may want also building lots or farms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-04

There were only seventy-six cases in
the police court in November, and the
fines and costs assessed only reached
the low aggregate OF 1887 So.
There are four cases on the docket
for this mornings court, Pearl Cavalho,
nee Carr, for disorderly conduct, and
three plain DRINKS. Saturday morning
Fritz Jordan went TO tho hill in default
OF 81 and costs for n plain drunk. There
was no court in the evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-04
One Cent Articles.

Hcavy Envelopes good Pen Holders 6 Steel
Pens, MemoandumBO Book. & sheets Note Paner,
Q Slate Pencils Lead Pencils. Colllr buttons,
. punches Hair Pins Handkerchief Thimb'e
! paper Pins paper Needles, ! spool SIX twist,
> dozen Hooks aud Eyes Dnrnluc Needles
Nutmeg Crater, dozen Brass Pauts buttons
Hat Pin, box CARPET TnclE. ! DOZEN Clothes
Pins Tablet, / set knitting Needles.
LOLs OF h.ccnl goods EOIMg nt l cont.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-04

Saturday Marshal Boyd, OF Wellsburg,
arrested William starr here for stealing
a watch from Robert IIosie at the Gran
tic House, in Welsburg, several days
ago. The watch had been pnwncd at
Sieubenvillc, where it was recovered.
This was the theft Of which member
OF Frank Jones's dramatic company, was
at first suspected.
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Tlen.Cent Articles.

suspcnders Clothes lines 2jceut Jewelry.
Anger Braces Stationery Packages, Jail PadlocSs
Royal Needle Packages oue-haif pound Tea. Lat
dies 2O-cent Hose, Dolls, 2j-ccut CUT Buttons,
Mirrors, Pocket Knives.
We are constantly receiving bargains and can.
not quote prices, as they arc here today and
gone "a. mosfow. II Is our aim 10 always have
Something new at prices that will make you buy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-04

Saturday an unknown man passed q
$40 confederate bill in tho Fifth ward
market.
Several thefts we're reported from
Benwood in the past three or four
nights.
a fine set OF harness, valued at $40,
was stolen from the stable OF Dowler &
Bowler last week.
Somebody stole fine large turkey
from Henry ShalIcross's residence, on
tho South Side, Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-04

"YERY admirable, in fact superb art
list is Eduard Schari, the pianist. His
renditious were among tho most artis-
tic; his force, cloarness and brilliauCy
gave high charm to whatever he
PLAYED. Hartford Times. Seats re-
served for Musin's concert Tuesday
morning at q. a. Houses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-04
Nihe.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Gloves Shoe brushes, Stew Pans, Pre-.
serve Kettles Butcher Knives. worth II cents,
Glas, Dishes, MIX straincrs. Coffee Pots, Flour
Siitcrs, SuSpenders Extract Vnnlllp, Dolls. Dish
Pans, Hammers. | Pound Grain or Gronnd Pep;
Baking Powder
The above nre all genuine bargains aud lower
than eyer befDrc