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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-24
ARE R|OI0US THREATS.
Crowds OF LaDorins Men Parade
SpOkant's Streets
EXTRA POLICE ARE SWORN IN.
Militia Also stands Ready to Actin
junction Preventing Building of
Water Works Causes the Trouble.
Bloodshed IL Feared.
EXTRA POLICE ARE SWORN IN.

SPOKANE, Wash, Nov. A.-Extra police
were sworn In last night to be ready to be
called to duty at any moment. A large
crowd of laboring men were parading the
streets, and angry threats were heard on
every corner. The crowd threatened to
blow up several large buildings, includ-
ing The Morning Review building. The
leaders claim that several prominent citi-
sens will be tarred and festhered and rid
den out Of town on rails. and the lives OF
quite Q number have been threatened.
Late In the evening word was sent out
and the militia was in readiness to quell
any riots. The police and army officers
expected bloodshed as the crowd grew
larger.
The Cause OF the Disturbance
IN the issuing of an injunction forbidding
the city officials from letting the contract
TO build the up river water works at cost
Of $500, 900. The people have twice voted
on the proposition, and carried IL by vote
of four to one. The city was bonded te
nav for the work. and the people now
claim that the banks and corporations
control the city and are using the money
to loan at per cent per month. Tht
Injunction suit was brought at the In
stance of the Spokane Water Power com
pany, which is now supplying the city al
big rental and which is trying to sell IT
property in New York for $3.50, 900.
At mass meeting held last night A. M
Cannon, the president, and Simon Open
heimer were denounced as traitors ans
murderers, and it was insisted that the D
people here who control the $4,000 popula
ton must be gotten rid OF at once to Keel
the rest from starving.
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CHICAGO, Nov. a. The prospect OF hav.
ing to pay damages twice ss the RESULT OF
the failure Of the American Casualty and
Insurance company starts number OF
western street and steam railroads TO
thinking. They have paid the Casualty
company to relieve them from liability,
but the Casualty company insolvent can
not do this, and any judgments secured
will have 70 be settled by the railroads
themselyes
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A Bad Wreck.

BIRMINouAM, Ala. Nov. !2.-Near Car
bon Hill fast freight was coming down
grade and ran into drove Of cows. The
engine and all Of the freight cars left the
track. Fireman Mulwilder was scalded
to death and Engineer Barnard was terri
bly scalded
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Cabinet Crisis mminent.

ROME, Nov. 24-The 18th session OF the
Italian parliament opened yesterday. The
report Of the Italian bank scandals pre-
sented to the deputies implicated many
ministers The cabinet was driven from
the chamber by infuriated members. The
president and ministers sat white-faced
while "A mob howled, cursed and heaped
invective upon them. Acts OF violence
were done on every side. A cabinet crisis
is imminent.
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Labouchere ON tho warpath

LONDON, Nov A.-Henry Labouchere
has made another attack upon the British
South Africa company. Mr.. Labouchere
declares that the Inass,cres In M 'bs e.
land were for the benefit OF number OF
greedy and needy financiers, headed by q
counle of hired dukes
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LOSING HIS GRIP.
PowderIy's Adherents Defeated by Those
of Secretary HAYES.

Powderly's Adherents Deieateu " Anoso
of Secretary Hayes.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. A.-At the meet
Ing of the general assembly OF the knights
Of Labor, the vote for general worth
foreman is taken as an Indication Of Pow
derly's strength.
There were two candidates for she place,
Michael j. Bishop of Massachusetts, REQ
ognized as the candidate Of the Hayes fac
tion and those opposed to the master
workman. and the present Incumbent OF
the Office, Hugh Cavanaugh of district as
sembly ~. Cincinnati. The election stools
Bishop, 25. aud Cavanaugh, 81.
The Hayes forces again carried the III
candidate to victory when the election of a
general secretary and treasurer was or
dered, the vote standing: Hayes, rs; Mar
tin, 81
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An AlIeped Fraud.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.--The World today
says Judge Dylman handed down de-
cision in White Plains setting aside the
assignment male by Edward NJ. Field Of
the firm Of Field, Lindley, Wiechers a. Co
He considers the assignment fraudulently
made
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NEW YORK, Nov. X.-Fire broke out
early this morning in the flve-story brick
tenement, 500 Ninth avenue. Two women.
two children and man were injure The
house contained many tenants, and when
the alarm Of fire was raised there was a
scene of wild excitement. The damage is
.hout AIR OoO
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THREE MEN DEAD.
Five Are Missing ~ . Result OF Fire
In Detroit.

Five Aiv Missing ~ Result OF Fire
In Detroit.
DETROIT, Nov. 24.-One OF the worst fires
that Detroit has experienced in many
years completely destroyed the flve-story
building ut the corner Of Jefferson avenue
and Bates street. occupied by Edon,
Moore & Co., wholesale dry goods,
and damaged several adjacent buildings,
causing n total loss OF s7o,ooo Three
men employed by the dry goods hrm lost
their lives in the flames, and five others,
who are missing, are also supposed to have
perished
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,.uoma Bsnk closed.

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. A-The Buckley
State bank hus closed since Saturday, aud
both President Hart and Cashier Dins-
more are missing. Little is known as yet
NJ the banks condition. Depositors will
probably ask for receiver. The bank
was established in 1891, and had capital
of sos. 900. ais. 900 paid up.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. A.-It Is said at the
state department that Colonel j. Hsmp-
ton Hogs OF Virginia is no longer In the
service of this government This would
Indicate that his appointment as consul
Mt Annoy has been revoked.
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peup.vIvanis Town AbIass.

ALLRNrowS. Pa. Nov. A.-One Of the
most disastrous fires in the history Of the
city occurred last night The planning
mill and lumber yard Of James NJ. Ritter
were totally destroyed. Six tenement
houses adjoining we're also destroyed. The
fire is still burning fierceIy, and other
property is threatened. The loss In es-
timated at $4,000 SO far.
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DETROIT, Nov. "a AS the result OF the
burning OF Edison, Moore n, Co.'S dry goods
house yesterday, two men were killed. one
fatally hurt and four are missing The
loss will foot up TO 100000.
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p,~ N.,, MN sbuts Down.

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Nov. "a. : The
Carnegie Steel company's nail mill shut
down last night for an indefinite period.
This includes both the day and the night
tnrns, and throws between $50 and 300
men out Of employ ment.
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BERLrS, Nov 24-The Cologne Gazette
Is responsible for q report that the pope's
physician Is doubtful whether tho pontif
will survive the winter, and that be is OF
the opinion that the end may come at any
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New YORK. Nov. "a William X. Van
derbilt's steam yacht Valiant left this
port yesterday afternoon on her trip
around the world. Captain Morrison,
formerly of the Alva, which was wrecked
on the New England coast recently, Is in
command OF the Valiant. The crew num-
tora GD men
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DOVER, N. H.. Nov. "a. lit is announced
here that julius H. Macarthur. who killed
Deputy Sheriff Charles II. Smith in the
spring of 1S9,, has been arrested In WILL
mantle, Conn, where he had been living
under the name OF G. Is. Scott. Macarthur
IS also wanted by the United States gov
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L,s. savers pid Gallant worh.

LONDON, Nov. "a A. ]. Mundella,
president Of the board Of trade, st stes that
40 far as has been ascertained 237 lives
were lost of the British coast during th Q
recent gale, and that 800 lives we re saw d
by the coast guardsmen and lift.ssvinR
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columhia,. Ruildsrs Gee aaso. 600.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4-The Ledger
says the trial board OF the cruiser Column
bia has figuted out the official speed TO be
e. 8 knots, ssd that the premium ot $780,
w y assureA
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AprA, Nov. 9. There has been no actual
disturbance in Samoa, but the natives are
far from quiet Fear alone apparently
prevents new outbreak.
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TAUNTON, Mass, Nov. "a -Ex-Mayor
George II. Bsbbtt died yesterday after
noon. aged "a He was mayor OF the city
for three years from 1874. He was the first
sheriff of Bristol county appointed by any
governor He leaves one son, the present
p,avor of Taunton.
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The Fair to be held by the
Committee Of What Cheer
lodge, .. o. .. F., has been
postponed from NOV. 90 80
%, to DEC. q TO o
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'Tis q Girl.

BERLIN, Nov. 24.-The wife OF Count
HERBERT Bismarck gave birth TO dsugh-
ter yesterday.
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Heavy Fa,Iure at Lowell

LOWELL. Mass, Nov 24-J. +. Kimball,
sx-presdent OF the Ap pleton bank, has
assigned with liabilities Of s2s2. 900; ass I,
$4,000. The National Bank OF Rede :
ton of Boston has sctei rs Boston co 8
spondents for Mr. Kimball's hank. p -
dent Case said: 1--WE know nothing of
Mr.. Kimball's having business with other
banks or firms in Boston. He resigned
about month ago."
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oApITAL NOTES.


The Democratic Caucus to Moot Agnin
To.nlght--O Other Matters.
sgscidi Ditpdieh 70 The iNislligenetr
CnAmEroN W. Va, Fob. 7.-.1t Is
aaid that one Of the chief subjects nndOr
discussion at last nights Democratic
conference was proposition that the
board Of public works appoint a board
Of commissioners for each county, thoy
to appoint tho various election com.
missionofA Another was tho question
Of the Availability OF requiring persons
coming into tho stalO 70 mako doclara'
ton OF thoir Intentions. and filo tho
same nt the county clerks one year DO.
fore they nro allowed 10 vote. Both
mot with decided opposition, II was
said. and no declsion was reached, tho
conference adlotrninR until tomorrow
night when the quoItons will DO further
discussed.
The finance committee hold meeting
tonight II ia buaily engaged In pre-
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DEED OF BURGLARS.


Discovery of Brother While Searching
for a Drink.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 7,-Martin
Baker and his wife live at 100 South
Ninth street, Five days ago Mrs. Baker
gave birth to twins. John Baker, q
brother, rooms with them, Last night
John Baker, who sleeps in an upper
room, grew thirsty, and he came down
stairs TO got drink OF water and found
the house very cold, He went into his
brothers. room and found Martin and
his wife in a stupor. After much diff.
Guilty he aroused them, Burglars had
been in tho house, Chloroformed hus'
band and wife, and in departing left n
window open. The two little babes
were frozen to death,
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MIR. BLAINE's WILL
To 10 Probated Next wcok-He Left q
Million Dollars.

To 10 PrObated Next wcek-He Left u
Million Dollars.
AUGUSTA, Mr., Feb. MIR. Blaine's
will will be fled at the meeting of the
probate court ono week from to-day and
copy will be sent to the press for the
morning papers. 1t is understood that
the will is short and gives all the estate
unreservedly to Mrs. Blaine, who is
made executrix. The entire property
is valued at about 100000. The resi-
dGnce in this city is valued at about
$4,000. 1t will always remain in the
possession OF the Blaine family and will
not be rented. The relatives Of the
Blaine family think that Mrs. Blaine
will spend the coming season in Europe
and that Hattie, the youngest daughter,
will accompany her.
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Special DiSpaieht0 me InitlllGennrr.
MARTNsBuRa, W, Va, Feb, IA new
military company has been organized
in this town and has applied for admis-
sion to the First Regiment OF the West
Virginia National Guards. Ii. Ii, En-
inert young attorney and graduate
of the state university has been elected
captain; w. Newton Inch, OF Wheel
ing, but who has resided here during
tho past few years, employed as q gov
eminent storekeeper at the Harris dis
tillery, first lieutenant; N. W. Jones, jrp
second lieutenant.
Prof W. b. Evans, the principal OF
the colored school in this place, is APP
plying for the position OF minister TO
Liberia under the incoming administra-
tion. He has the endorsement OF q
majority OF the Democratic members OF
the legislature ana several OF tho West
Virginia congressman.
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A ROAD TIED UP
Because the Company Employed Colored
Boiler Makers.

Boiler Makers.
EAGLE Pass, TEXAS, Feb. 7,-The boiler
makers employed in the shops in Pied
ras Niegras and all the switchmen in
tho international roads went out yestcr-
day, resulting in complete tic up OF
the road SO far as freight traffic is con-
eerned. The yard master switched pas.
senger trains in the afternoon. The
grievance OF tho boiler makers is the
discharge OF a union man in the Mon.
Glove shops and tho employment OF a
negro IN his place. The switchmen de-
manded more pay on account OF tho
depreciation OF Mexican money. No
transfer of freight was made to-day.
The lnachinists will go out at midnight
tonight The company has acceded to
the demands Of the switchmen for
standard pay and they will so 10 work
in the morning.
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CATHOLIC SYNOD
To Make New Laws For the Diocese OF
Pittsburgh.


PITrsBURaH, Feb. 7.-The first synod
of the Roman Catholic church OF the
Pittsburgh diocese was opened at the
cathedral this morning by Bishop
Phelaa, OF this city, About 500 priests
and dignitaries OF the church arc pres
ont, The synod is called to make laws
for tho diocese and will be in session a
week or more. Among the new laws de-
cided upon is one that all priests must
make Wills and send them to the bishop
TO be deposited in the archives OF the
cathedral. The law is intended to cover
such cases as that OF Rev. Father Mol
linger, OF Troy Hill, whose property 10
now in fair way to become the sub
ject Of long drawn out litigation among
his relatives. New regulations affect,
ing the marriages of Catholics and Pro-
testants and the sending OF children to
the public schools will also be adopted,
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Guilty of Bigamy,

Special DispGich 10 The iHteligsnccr'
GLENvILLE, w. Va, Feb. Crank
Want, Of this place, was sentenced to
two yearsin the penitentiary for bigamy
by Judge Armstrong Want is u pro.
minent school teacher Of this county,
and is twenty-six years old. Last March
he married Miss Lide HAIRLESS, OF Mason
City, and the following November
married Miss Ella Meadows, daughter
OF Alexander Meadows, a prosperous
farmer OF this county, lie confessed to
tho charge,
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rrnhoId Teyer Id oInrksburg.

Special Dispdieh to The IntelIigcnccr
CLARKsBURa, WA, Feb. Typhoid
fever has become almost epidemic in
this city. There arc dozens OF cases
and now ones almost every day. 1t has
become SO bad in Broadus college that
tomorrow morning the doors will be
closed and the students will go to their
homes until the epidemic aba!es. This
has been the best year in tho history OF
the college, there being students from
all parts OF the state.
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sIIlos' Norvo and Liver pm.

Act on new principle-regulatins
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Unequaled for men, women and chill
dren. Smallest mildest, surest! Fifty
doses, 95c. Samples free, ut The Logan
DruO Co %
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Street Car property nurncd.

NV ORLEANS, La, Feb. THE new
street car syndicate suffered heavy
loss this morning by the burning OF car
sheds Of the City & Lake road in the
square bounded by Custom House,
White, Dupre and Bainville streets.
The sheds were filled with west end and
other cars. The sheds, together with
twenty.iour cars, were destroyed. Total
loss about $4,000 The insurance was
$4,000. The cause OF the FRO is UNI
known.
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Ared a uundrod and Three,

Special DISpuIcN 70 NC INIt1I1tHctT,
CALDWELL, O., Feb. z.-William Tillen
died at his home at Dexter City, eight
miles south OF this place, this morning,
at tho advanced age OF 1903 years. He
came to this state in 1918 from Maine
and has resided in this county ever
since. lie was the oldestsman Of Noble
county.
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GLAD TIDINGs.

No More Pain, No Ncod to Suffer from BAD
ana Aching Teeth.
Drs. DeNormandie and Miller have
exclusive right in Ohio county for tho
new local Annsthetic "Qdontunder,"
HdUG your teeth extracted Without pain,
No after effects. No uncertainty. No
insensibiIlty. Applied to gums and
affecting only immediate parts.
Call ut parlor VanKeuren Hotel,
Twelfth street, below Market. Positively
no pain.
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wHEELINa DAILY INTEIIaENcER wednesday, FEBRUARY 1888

pairing the appropriation bill and is loi-
ing no time on it. The senate commit
tee ON education decided to report favor
ably ON tho bill to reduce the number
OF regents OF the State University from
thirteen to seven.
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Not Bothered About 1t.

CHICAGO, ILL, Fob. 7,--ofliciols in
charge Of tho operating departments Of
Chicago railroads are saying very little
in reference to tho threatened switch.
mems strike. A majority OF them say
they know nothing except what thoy
have read in papers, while others be-
little the movement.
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NV Yonx, Feb. Comedian Thomas
j. Hcrndon died Of parosia in this city
yesterday. He supported John Wilkes
Booth at tho Winter Garden theatre in
this city In the BixtIcs, and afterwards
utarrod with Clara Goldsby Wilton,
whom he married, In rip Van Winkle.I
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NEW York, Fob, 7.-one new case Of
typhus fever and one death from tho
disease wore reported to the health
board this morning.
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ALLEN ELECTED.
Nebraska Elects poppllst United States

senator.
LINCOLN, Nrp., Feb. 7.-William v.
Allen, Populist, was elected United
States senator from Nebraska on joint
ballot Of tho legislature atnoon to-day.
The vote for Paddock, Republican, was
81. All the Independents and Demo
Gratis voted for Allen. His election was
then made unanimous.
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Hamilton 10 Die,

Nrw YonR, Fob, flames ]. Ham.
ilion, tho colorod ox.minisler who killed.
his wlfo at Winfield on May /, has been
sentenced by Judge Brown, OF Lonp
Island City, to die by electricity Al
Sing Sing, In the week beginning March
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EoR RENT-AIARKET GARDEN
n Ono mile above tho Top mill; possession
immediately, Anuiy at No 10 Fifteenth stroSt
to JOHN r. GILCHRIST, no9
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EoR RENT-A NEW FRAME
IL House OF Eight Rooms corner Fourteenth
and Woods streets, Possession APRIL /. Inquire
ut ~ Fifteenth street dan
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CArARRu In tho head 10 a constitu.
tlonal disease, aud requires q constitu.
tlonal remedy like Hoods sarsaparllla,
10 effect u cure. ~
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nIssoLUTIoN.
FOR RENT.

JIOR RENI-SOAlE OF THE REST
~ rooms In our new building. THE cry
hank OF WHEELING iA21
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AN IMPORTANT.
Business Opportunity.

Having boon approached by several par
tics VITA view to organizing stock com
p,ny to conduct general Typewriter,
Bicycle and ONCE Supply business. we bog
to say that If company can DO formed
with sufficient capital to warrant sue.
COSstut outcomc, We wilt take stock to tho
full extent OF DIR present inventory, trans.
icrrlng without confederation good will
aud all OF our franchises and agencies
Several desirable locations can DO secured
Ntthls time.
Further information can DO had by cull.
insat No. Of Twelfth street
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EOR RENT-A GOOD HOUSE OF
II ten rooms, No, 81 Fifteenth street; ali
modern improvements; possession given Apri
]. Inquire at above number, hi
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BUSINESS chANaEs

No-PARTNERsHIp NOTICE.
John busch and Charles StOlge have this dav
busch 4 Stole, In tho general express busille,s
No, 1900 South street. share Of the pubtie
palTOnug1 Is solicited JOHN BUSCH,
CHARLES SToL2E.
Telephone i2I No. l5Jl South Street
JANUARY n. 1891 hi
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ION a Wholesome Family Beverage there
10 nothing like CcSgravo'a ale. Try IL
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FoR RENT-THE BANKING ROOM
n No, 1900 Main street, now occupied by tho
Cleveland, lorain 4 Wheeling Railroad Com.
many; Possession April l, lS0a Apply to PEO.
Plies BANK. iei
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FoR RENT-SEVEN.R
n house, No. 50 South Penn stEaet. All con,
veniences 0nosquaro below steel bridge. I'm.
gutre at No, o. South Penn street OF MRS, T. i.
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MUSICAL GOODS.

TpRlanr PIANO FOR SALE.
We have a nicO Rrakauet i'tano. usof q 'aa9
limo hut IN pcfie't condition, which Wc Ne
Offering al a bargain This Il u rare oplo
tunlty, Call on or addsem
i. w. BANNER & co.
JAZZ No 1910 Market siu'.
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WaNrEn.

WANpED-BY A YOUNG MAN !
w situation iP either The retail or wfofs
sale grocery business; has lair cSperlenp, h,
bookkeeping aud can furnish good telerent'+
Address II, u, Cae inlelligcncer office isi
WANTED-AGEN SALARY on
w commission; good chance for alvane.'
mene Write with reieNuGos ELLWANGER (.
BARRY, Mt Hope Nurseries, Rochester, y. Y
Jas
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FoR RENT-TWo HOUSES OF FIVE
~ rooms new, Gas and water and nil con.
venienceS, cars pass tho corner, 84l2 Chapllne
street Apply ut HENRY NORRIS Box Factory
Eighteenth and Chapllue streets il"
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Asa cure for chilblains, frosted feet
and chapped hands Salvation Oil is u
conspicuous success. % cents.