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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
ANARCHY AND ALTGELD.
A Short Lecture by the ReverAnd James
Crow.
Tammany Tlmss.

81 nebber was wuss shockt In my hull
life den when l read dat Gubner Alt
geld had done turned lose dem anark-
ests in Shecago.
II, as Parson Talmage says, hell am
State, den dominates Gubner Altgeld
as de best man ter carry hit. What's
de use Oh lockin' up wild beaseses II
Gubner Algeld is gwinter turn the an
artists loose. May be he's like Gawge
Frances Train. Atgeld am all rite an
hits only the rest ob de people who am
little off.
What's dat you says JeemS Webster?
Yer wants ter know eff de good book
don't say dat Noah was an arkist? Look
heah, niggah, dis am no time for funnin.
Noah warn't no anarkist. Noah libbed
for fawty days on water. Anarkist don't
hab Ruffiu ter do wild water. Don't ak
me no noah fool kernundrums on dis
heah solemnious erkashun.
Herr Mosh am an arkist, an he has
been shootin' off his foul mouf. Hits
wonder his uiouf don't kick when he
shoots nit off-hit's got SIGH heafy
load an SIGH light stock.
De anarkist is bum what don't 60 of
in de right way. He amt so much like
a son Ob toll as he is like ton OBJ soil.
He oughter lub dis country; so much oh
hit sticks ter him. He nebber washes
hiself 'ceptin his froat, and dat only on
de inside wild beer. De anarkists don't
want de yarf. All dey want is de land.
Dey amt got no use for de water.
What's dat, Jeems Webster? What's
de Offence between Chauncy Depew
an Shecago anarkist? How dc deb
BILE should l know, amt
on wisitin terms wild Depew. What's
dat? You says Chauncey am an mighty
diner and de anarkist am dynamiter.
Uncle Nose, please 90 out an fotch
cop. Use gwinter hab dis stopped.
Oars labor what makes homes an
dar labor what makes bombs, an Cub
ner Altgeld am de 'postle OBJ de latter
kind. Anarky am de knot on de saw
log ob labor. For workin' man de
bes' thing on record am de deed ter
corner lot. Tain't poverty de anarkist
am mos interested In. De don't want
poverty polished as much as dey do
work.
In conclushun huff me say dat I hopes
de anarkist will not disband, bekase l
wants ter lib to see dem all hang ter
gedder, and dems dc settlements OBJ
ebery Demerkrat in New Yawk.
One ward noah, wishes ter GID
pinter ter some oh de capitalists OBJ dis
heah bullantine congreGashun. Yer
wants ter invest yer surplus cash in
rope factories, for da is gwinter be big
deman' for rope purity so, If yore Pas
ture understands de signs oh dc times.
De Kerleschun will now be tucken
nm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
ONE OF GaEKARDrs STORIES.
How He and His Grew Were Alarmed
During Calm on the Pacific.

How He and His Drew Were Alarmed
During q Calm on the Pacific.
Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi, who
commanded the combined fleets Of the
world during the recent naval demon
stration at Hampton Roads and New
York, is a genuine old sea dog. He can
spin as manyyarns OF strange adventures
ia distant seas and foreign chimes as any
Jack Tar that ever hitched his trousers
or shipped before the mast Perhaps
the oldest o. all his adventures is one
he recently told Louisville Post man
OF a phantom hurricane OF the Pacific.
ut was years ago." the admiral be-
gan, when was a captain, aud In the
days of wooden ships and lofty masts,
before the era OF ironclads, that we
were cruising in the Pacific, off the
South American coast We had not
had capful Of wind during the entire
day. 1t was in the dog watch, just
about eight bells. Lieutenant Patch
was in charge of the deck and l was be-
low when an orderly brought word that
the lieutenant thought | had better
come on deck. l knew something I'M
usual was up, for Lieutenant Patch was
an officer In whom | had the utmost
confidence In any emergency. When l
reached the deck | cast an eye aloft
and saw that the topsails were close
reefed, sail shortened and ev-
erythiDg in readiness for blow.
1t was as calm as duck pond, not even
a whisper OF breeze, and l looked at
Patch TO see what was wrong. He
pointed over the starboard beam, and
looked in that direction thsough the
gatherig dusk l saw that the water was
a mass of white. Over the quarter 1T
was the same, the ocean to starboard
seemed to be whipped into foam. The
first thought was, OF course, that one OF
these southern hurricanes was bearing
down on US. We looked at the baro-
meter, but it had not fallen. There
was not sound; the night was per-
fectly still. Satisfied that il could only be
a hurrican in spite Of the absence OF the
usual barometic signs, told Lieutenant
Patch that he had better call all hands
on deck to stand by to work the ship.
All precautions had been taken, and the
only question was whether the ship
would stand. We stood in silence, all
hands watching that white wall off TO
the starboard. The suspense was try
ing, bat we waited for the storm 10
strike Us. Slowly it came on, nearer
and nearer, but not sound accompany
ing IL. And then the ship went bang
into that white foamy mass. But there
was not sign of wind aud we stood
there amazed. Then bucket was sent
over the side and pailful brought up.
Well, it was only mass Of animalcula,
such as whales feed on. We were re-
lieved, of course, but the hurricane was
a standing Joke on board after that.
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Aquatics in england.

LONDON, July 5.-The aquatic event next
In importance 70 the OxfOrd-Cambridge
boat race opened to-day. The first rounds
In the various events were rOwed to-day;
the second viii be roWed tomorrow. The
finals will be rOwed on Friday. In the
first round for the grand challenge cup
the Leander Rowing Club beat the Magda-
len Rowing CLUB by length and q quar-
ter. The Thames Rowing Club beat the
crew Of the SOclete Natique de la
Basse Seine by three-quarters Of
length. In the same event
the London Rowing Club beat the first
Trinity Cambridge crew by a length
after good race. The Dublin University
crew beat the Molesey Club crew length.
adde's challenge plate, first rOund.-The
eErinity College Oxford crew easily beat
the crew Of New College. Diamond souls,
first round-W. NJ. Boyd, Trinity College,
Dublin, beat Hudson easily.
George McHenry, OF the Circle de
PAvirOn, beat Charles Fenwick, OF the
Societe acknowledgement Sport Nautique.
Thames challenge cup, first rOund-Ihe
crew OF the Thames Rowing Club beat the
crew Of the Vesta Rowing Club.
Ladies' challenge plate, first rOund-The
Radley College crew beat the crew OF the
Bradford Grammar School by two lengths
and a quarter.
The first Trinity crew beat Bedford
Grammar School by a length.
The Stewards challenge cup, first round
The crew OF the Thames Rowing Club
won easily. Their opponents, the Brazen-
nose College crew, gave up the race.
Magdalen beat Trinity College by one
and half lengths.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
scared bv Anarchist DvnamIter,.

SEVILLE, July 5.-The city was in a state
alarm all last night. and many of the
prominent Official residents dared not
seek their bed fearing that per
haps their residences would be blown up.
The excitement was due 10 the fact that
Anarchists or other lawlsss persons were
atNwork in various ports OF the city usiUg
1.-THE explosives. Notwithstanding the ex-
traOrdiuary vigilance Of the police no ar
rests were made, aud the people are in fear
and trembling lest tonight shall bring re-
psutiOn of the Outrages. In one part Of the
Nity bottle containing dynamite exploded
house step, smashing a door and doing
cher damage. Senior MOgani, President
q the Provincial Council, was passing Just
~ the explosion occurred. The broken
gMss few past him but fortunately he es-
capped unhurt Six bombs were found in
the doorway Of house occupied by a mer-
chant named Lasch. These bombs were
sufficiently powerful 70 have blown the
building 70 pieces. Explosions occurred
in several other parts Of the city, but no
damage Of moment was done Extra
guards are patrolling the streets and
strict watch is being kept on the public
buildings
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
Riot at the Race Track.

WILMINGTON, DEL, July 5.--A riot oc-
Cured at the railroad station near Kirk
wood last night which eliminated in the
possibly fatal shooting Of VIM. Benson and
the injury of several others.
Thousands Of persons were returning
from the races Of the Maple Valley Trot-
ting Association at the great track A
fight arose between George Anderson, col
Ored, apd several others, during which
razors gllstened and brick bats promiscu-
ously flew. Ope negro drew a revolver
State Detective McVey attempted 10 quell
the disturbance. He was assisted by
Sergeants Shields and Bailey, OF the
Apolice force. the policemen were assault
, ed by the negroes, who drew revolvers and
Fazors and threw bricks at them. Detect
I've McVey was wounded with brick and
is in precarious condition. The policemen
tvers injured.
| VIM. Benson, Of Kent county, Maryland.
q bystander, was hit Oy flying bullet and
Jrill die. Thomas Lowery had his skull
fractured. Several others were fearfnlly
flashed with razors. -Four negroes were
drrested and we're locked up on the charge
OF attempted murder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
Directors Of the Gettysburg Association

GETTYSBURG, PA, July 5.-The regular
yearly meeting Of the directors OF the Get
tysburg Battlefield Association was held
here yesterday. The two important ques-
tons before the directors were the turning
over Of the Associations property 10 the
United States Government and cOnsidera-
tion Of its duty toward the Trolley Electric
Railroad. On the latter point there was
unit, and it was determined % use every
power il possesses TO save the field from
the injury threatened.
Various plans are now under cOnSidera-
ton by the Executive Committee 10 accom-
phsh this end. Three additional avenues
were ordered 20 be laid out south Of the
Emmittsourg road, with a view Of develop
ing the battlefield and facilitating the
work of the United States Commission now
here.
General Sickles being member Of Con-
gress resigned as chairman Of the commits
sion to devise measures for the transfer OF
the field 70 the United States, and Edward
Mcpherson was made his successor. On
the committee Gen. SlOcum succeeds Gen.
Henry A Barnum, now dead, and the other
members are Gen. Louis WGgner,Of Phila-
delphia; Interstate Commerce Commits
sioner w. G. Veasey, Of Vermont; Col.
Charles G.. Briggs, Of Michigan; Col ] B.
Batchelder, Of Mass, and Gen. Joseph 3.
Carr, of New York. Active measures will
be Immediately taken TO introduce a bill at
the approaching session OF Congress for
the transfer Of the field, aud all tue Grand
Army posts are urged 70 request their rep
resentatives to support the measure when
introduced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
Mounta.n Lake Park.

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, July 5.-A
large number of ministers arrived at the
Park to-day. Each train increases our
population. The Fourth is passing
away delightfully."-. At $50 a. m. the
Thermometer registered As degrees. The
cottage occupied by Rev. Mr.. White
head, of Fairmont, is beautifully deco
rated.
The Japanese Minister at Washington
has rented the Cecil cottage and will be
at the Park In a few days.
Rev. Joseph Smith. Of Indiana. and
DR.. Reid, OF Philadelphia, arrived this
morning. Fanny Crosby, the author OF
so many hymns, is here.
Quite number OF conversions last
night. The camp meeting is a great
success so far. The attendance is large.
Dr. Callahan, OF Kentucky, arrived last
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
NESBITT a. DEVINE,
"a 10y n.rkst street.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.

c.,ha,,,s Burley.. Adminlstra,or VI. J. L.
Ht,,i,V And others, and j. b. L1ksns a Bra
VI. l. hurley and others. In the Cifcoh
Cour, OF OLio county, West virginia
Rx virtps OF the authority vested In M by
d.c,.s sstsrsS in the above mentioned caass,
.en.aiias,.I on the Sd day Of June, 100. Will
ell ~ pubIic auction AZ the front door Oh the
Court House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY. JULY & is97,
.or,,,an-,pg At 10 o'clock .. NJ. tue following
Sescyih.d real estate that 10 70 say; pieos or
1.,cei a land with the bgildings thefson,
rLich fronts y feet, inches on The west side
OF South Front street IN the ci3 81 ~ pssnns'
nd yunping vest with an even width 70 "
80, 49, icing part OF lot "a Ia q. L.Zsnss I'd.
ay.,an 80 The ely OF wheeling. Also strip Of
s...o' 70 f.et ia width and - feet inchss
s..n isinz norih and adjoining the north
lie ar sad lot No Il. together with AZ me
,,1bts aud interests IN ana 20 ths psfulon
wsii an IA, south side o. said part 81 lot NO.
no i,,n,5.d 70 BE- conveyed 20 Cstharins Buf.
~ Nv deed made By william CsmpDsil sps
n. ~, tbs l,t DAY OF November. 1873. and 70
en,s.S 4, he osics Of the clsrk ~ the connty
ooa,t 81 AID ohio county, IN deed book 81,
page Hl -, ons.,hird Of The purchsss
m onsv' OF 90 EBch thsrsof 70 ihs pafee.sef
- 49, % p.y IN cash, aud tbs rssiass 10
La i.ay 49, ,ayn.nts in one and two years,
.',,h tn,,rsst nom the dsy OF sals. ana ths
go t,,i. 10 Be- retained ~ security for The de-
fefred psynes" p JoxEe
". HALLER, Special Commissioner
,sehS esrti,y tina, the aboye-nsmsd spa
T.. ~. ~ .,loner has siysa bond sad - cority
80 ,.rairsd by lGu and the sad decree.
- require JAo ". MITCHELL
fefa L...-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
The Camperdown at valetta.

vALErTA, MALTA, July 5.-The battle
ship Camperdown, which ran into and
sunk the battleship Victoria duriog the
recent maneuvres of the British Meditter-
ranean squadron OF Tripoh. Syria, arrived
here to-day. She was escorted by the bat
tleship lnfexible. The Camperdown Is
the temporary flagship Of Rear Admiral
Markham, his own flagship, the trafalgar,
being laid I'D here for repairs. The full
extent OF the damages sustained by the
Camperdown in the collision has not been
made public
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
Abe q. VI. 3 ID. NIortEage.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 5.-The Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad today
placed on record a mortgage on its property
given 20 the Continental Trust Company,
of New York, and the Union Trust Com
pany, of this city Its general mortgage
FOR s., 500, 900, securing 500 5 per cent gold
bonds Of the date Of June 3, 1858, due in
June, 1943 The money is borrowed, the
instrument states, for the purpose Of fund
ing the company's bonded and other debts
with long time interest bearing bond.
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Frank yanloon Aetlnr Crazy.

CoLUMBUs, o., July 5.-Frank Vanloon,
the Columbus Grove bank robber and
murderer. TO be executed in the peniten-
tiary here tomorrow night, has not eaten
anything for two days, and this morning,
either in a fit of madness or playing crazy,
broke his bedstead and threw il out Of his
cell. He also pounded the wall with his
fist, sprained his hand badly. He is big
man, and powerful and active. Trouble OF
some kind is expected at the execution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
omcer Murdersd i'm FIorIda.

TARPoN SPRINGS, FLA, July 5.-City
Marshal Whitehurst was shot and killed
last evening by Bird Stevenson, Of Sap
liugwoods village, while the officer was
trying TO arrest a disOrderly sponge fisher
man. Whitehurst returned Stevenson's
fire after he was wounded, and with such
effect that Stevenson will probably die
Whitehurst died almost instantly after FIR
ing Ut mis- murderer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06

ING, BY the proprietOrs Of Dr. SaSes Catarrn
Remedy.
CataTrh can DO cured Not with the pois-
onoUi, irritating Snuffs and strong, caustic
solutions, that simply nalliate for time, or
perhaps, drive the dis lse to the MnSs-bus
with Or. Sages Remedy.
Tho worst cases yield TO its mild, soothing,
cleansing and healing properties. " Cold In
the Head" needs but a few applications.
Catarrhal Reacache, and ell the effects Of
Catarrh in the Head such as offensive
breath, loss or impairment of the senses of
taste, smell and hearing, watering or weak
eyes-aro az once relieved and cured.
In thousands Of cases, where everything
else has failed, DR.. S, ye's Remedy has pro
dnced perfect snd permanent cures That
gives its proprietors faith 70 make the offer.
It's $500, OF cure. They mean to pay you,
Il they can't cure you
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06

ivory is used in the interior for all kinds
of domestic purposes. The tusks. are
used as grain Founders, ETC., while or
naments are commonly fashioned OF
ivory. There are even chiefs in the In
terror who have a fence around their
houses made of elephant tusks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
An American shin Ashore.

VICTORIA, b. c.. July 5.-The Japan
DGay advertiser, received by the steamship
Empress Of China to-day, contains dis
patch dated HankOw as follows
The Z. 5. ship Monacacy went ashore
on Sunday on an island between Ichang
and HankOW Her forward part rests
badly on the rocks. The damage is IN
known
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Five Burned TO Death.

GAGETOWN. MICH, July 5.-The house
on the Joe Cross farm, four and one quar-
ter miles northeast of this place, was
struck by lightning at a. m. and consum-
ed. Five persons were burned TO death.
Five Others escaped. One, Miss Roberts,
is probably fatally hurt The dead are
Mr.. Ba0cOck. wife and child, Of Siver-
wood; Mr. Frost, Of FOsteria, and the i've
year old son OF Mr.. Roberts, the tenant.
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A Good Thing for Coughs aud Colds.

The more Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy Is used the better it is liked.
We know OF no other remedy that al
wavs give satisfaction. 1t is good when
you frst catch cod. It's good when
your cough is seated and your lungs are
sore Itis good n any kind Of q cough.
We have sold 4renty-fve dozen OF it
= ~ sverv BOTTLE has given satisfaction.
-sedman & Frifdnan, druggists, Min
Lake 14inn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06

lady in the parade. The printers devil
attracted the most attention. The ship
was well represented. Charley Brown
made good old lady for the log cabin.
Red resses predominated. Charley
Yoke had the most color. VIII
Drum made the most active dancer
among the colored ladies.
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Why Todd is pldn.. write.

81 can't understand II all, )" said his
mother; "he promised when he went
away that he would write once week,
and send me part OF his wages once
every month regular, and he's been
gsne three months to day, and not a
word nor dollar-and me wantin'
every thing in the world. and my boy
into the bargain. Why don't Teddy
writer"
"It's likely you'll be gettin' letter
In the next mail" said her sympathetic
neighbor, who had brought in her own
supper to share with the lonely mother;
"they do say that no news is good
news. Teddy was sober, honest boy
he hasn't gone wrong, you may be
sure OF that"
"But why doesn't he writer" persist
ed the mother; Il go down to the gen.
eral delivery twice day and inquire
for a letter directed to myself. and rot
line, though Teddy is the only one
have left to hear from. And now why
doesn't he write?"
There's some good reason for it"
said the neighbor, land I'll tell you
what I'd do. Write bit of letter TO
the postmaster in the town where Teddy
went. and make some inquiries about
the boy. Then, ii he's sick and keepin'
it from you, the postmaster will tell you
all about it. And don't forget to put q
letter cover In addressed TO yourself,
with the right duty on 1t, SOS TO make
sure the man will answer Ii"
Thank you kindly. VIII you drop in
hal ~ N tho lattar for II m
rheumatic and poor hand at writing,
since got so deaf. Teddy has done that
for me-bless the boy"
81 will, them" answered the. friendly
neighbor; "I'll drop in early and bring
the ink with me, you can borry bit OF
PEN"
1t was a labor OF love to the two
women writing that letter. which was
i'll spelled and blotted, but more pains
taking in its construction than any
Presidents message that ever was writ
ten. And would "Mr. postmaster Plese
rite them noos of Teddy Loring." That
was the burden OF it, and description
was sent out that was plain enough and
homely, too, from his "broken-jinted
Fingure" to the "Crowix over his for
ward" and his two blue eyes thai had
no "Squint atwIAt Them an heven."
The letter was dispatched, and in due
time reached the postmaster at Seattle.
Wash. He read II and turned to his as
sistant:
"Jim, what was the name OF that
young Teller that got caught In the
blizzard when he was trying TO save
them settlers from being frozen-is tina
it?" showing him the letter.
That's the chap. He had his claim
staked out, and was putting up build
ing-a nice, friendly sort OF fellow"
That's rough, JIM"
Il should say so. He got the pneu-
mony helpin' them strangers, and the
man he was working for see to 1t
that he was properly buried, but didn't
writo to his folks back there, evident
enough"
''I've got to answer that letter." said
the postmaster, I'D ruther be licked"
'S'wou!d l."
And that was why Teddy didn't write.
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SMITH
1872 Market Street
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
RESIDENCE PROPERTY

- 10y virtue OF the authority vested In me by
-, ,ae WI! OF Charles Nichols, late OF Ohio coun.
" nest virginia. now deceased I will orr A
Puol:c aucuos, n. the north front door Of ths
Nou'' house, IN the city OF Wheeling on
SATURDAY, JULY l5rH. 1874
A. o'clock a. NJ, the residence property No
~ on the east side OF South Penn street with
me grounds attached 70 same. being the parts
Of me lots numbered thirty tSl) AAa thirty one
~ or Daniel Lanes addition 20 the eity OF
Nheenng and fronting hity three feet On
south Penn street and eNtendiag eAstwardly TO
zoe rear line OF said lots, Of which Charles
NICHOLS died seized
IlRNs or SAnE-One third and IS much moro
OF tue purchase money as the purchaser nav
elect 10 pay IN cash on the dGy Of sale, aud the
oA1ahce IN one year aud two Yeas from the
day OF sale, the purchaser 10 give his notes for
ne deferred installments. with interest from
tue day OF sale, the payment OF same 10 be SCI
cured 10 the satisfaction OF the undsrsignsd
JAMES +. ROGERS,
Executor Of the viii OF Charles Nichols. De.
ceased. ie2jeai
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RINEKART 6 TATuM,
City Bank Building. RoOmo T.lsphops2ia
FOR SALE.

House eight rooms. Sixteenth street, In good
condition. $40
House four rooms aud stable, Twelfth street,
s7OO
House seven rooms. Jacob street, Centre
heellDg tl eOJ.
House I've rooms, Eor street, Centre wheel
ing, cheap slg0
1ots IN NcMeshen 500 to 1850, on easy terms.
Business property, best location, ia Atpa-
vile house eight ROOMS, storefo'm and good
stable on easy terms Good reasons Tor selling
House with full LOT, Wood street near Forty
House thfee rooms, with full lot, east end Of
twelfth street E425. half cash, balance on easy
terms. 800 y,-,,.. -.
fine suburban homse miles east OF city Al
TO- In Fi'an, white a Gallagher addition
5OrlOO feet, t20 each. .,o,
8Iots on CaldNslIs run, t2s0 each
Fine farm, I3 acres, on hAuonal fots, Mae
miles east Of city, GU easy terms
Hou,e 10 rooms, Fifteenth street, with modsfs
improvements. o.
House 4 rooms. Sixteenth street., 1900
Tou.. room. T1enty-tbird street, no.
Hop.s rooms. North Market street ti,5lo.
Sir iot, 10 good locations In Park Yis".
cheap ... a..,.
prot Lots at east end Twsnly.,hrd street on ss'J
"T I'M on Twenty. ninth street. tsoo.
o1s.hsf lot on hocolIooh street Csstrs
VIZ 81 tSo bss, manufacturing sitssis tAs
civ troatinE on two faiireAda -,..,.
"a, y " md 81 30 ~ iVah o city feA'ssA''
HrSurTT E nEVINE-
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No nithrIdre GIass Works Rurped.

MARION, IND, July 5.-The Dithridge
Bros leading glass factory was destroyed
by fire here yesterday forenoon. The
cause Of the ire is unknown. The loss is
$50, OOO, with insurance OF $4,000.