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coMpELLED TO SEEK PROTECTION

N'"A @1"
behind an ~improvisod barricado made
of boxes, placed in front OF tho brick
factory building. At the height Of the
fire tho big bridge connecting the Sec
ond stories Of the factory and decorat-
ing department buildings fell with n
crash on the upper side; there were
several narrow escapes at this time, but
happily nobody was hurt.
North Of tho big etching and deCorat-
ing building was located tho two.story
frame residence Of William Nixon, and
though great efforts were made to save
1t, it was doomed, and burned to the
ground, though Nixon saved nearly all
his household effects. Tho heat from
this building was the means OF COM
municating the FIRE to tho SChmulbach
brick stable on Wet2e! street, through
the two windows on the south side.
Tho chemical engine was at once called
into service, and oon had the fire put
out, after some hard work.
At this tune everything north OF
Thirty-9ixth was burning, and with no
hopes Of saving anything. On the east
eide OF Wet2cl street were located a
storage house, straw house and two
sheds, all one story franc structures,
which it was thought could be saved,
but tho heat was so great that they soon
caught fire aud were consumed. In the
storage house were stored nearly II mil
lion beer mugs for j. W. Hunter for use
in putting up mustard these were all
destroyed,
1t was only by the most desperate
kind Of work that tho iremGn were
able to cave the big brick factory build
ing on the south side OF Thirty.sixth,
but this was finally accomplished,
TRo fire was
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THOMAS, aged 10 years, . months mud GdayS.
Funeral will take place from his lato residence,
No. 74i Main street, on Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock. Friends OF the family invited
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HUNDREDS Of people write: at is i'm
possible to describe the good Hoods
Sarsaparilla has doue me-" 1t will be
Of oungl help 70 YOU. 3
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HAVE you tried "sweet Home
BrcadP" 1t is surely time to try this
wonderful now product OF tho Wheel
ing Bakery.
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UNDERTAKING
AL:n * IT, II n w,
III Main Street.
%UNDHR

Am prepared TO conduct butlalt In a most S1t
~istaOtGry manner all modern undcftaklng 40.
planes and hnO black And white funeral uifdI
Competent management guaranteed
CUtltls, Caskeu aud a full line u burial goOdt
lain 10 b1 prompt, c0nsilOmlO aud fOllabla
Calls by Telephones
Reildehge, AK FhEw-NG an
HtOfp-ND, IN
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AN wo-
mans suffering
and woman'B
weakness. DR..
Pierco's Favorib
Prescription puts
q stop to II. It's
O remedy for oil
tho d0licato do
engagements and
dlSordorg TINT
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bot
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
ative; efEectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to m~illlOnsapd
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and II is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs Is for sale by all drug
gists in Soc andS bottles, but It is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
aud being we'll Informed, you will NOT
accept any substitute if offered.
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This remedy 10 becoming 90 we'll
known and 90 popular as 10 need no
special mention, All who havo used
Electric Blttcrs sing tho same song Of
praise. "A puror medicine docs not oxlst,
and II III guaranteed 10 do Nll that ID
claimed. Electric Bittcts will euro all
diseases Of tho Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Nmplos, Bolls, Salt Rhedm and
other affections caused by Impure blood.
VIII drive Malaria from tho systotn and
prevent as we'll ~ euro all MllAfial 70.
vers. For euro Of Headache, ConBtipa.
tiun and Indigestion try Electric Bltt6ts.
Entire sutigiaGll0n g~uafAntccdo o money
refunded. Price 90 cOnta and 81 bot
bOttlci AZ Logan Drug Col Drug stor0 B
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NO SUPPLEMENT- YET
OF tho Wage Question by the Iron AssOcip-
tIop at Pittsburgh.


OF tho Wage Question by the Iron AssoclR-
tlop at Pittsburgh.
PrrEspuRoH, June2S-The iron man-
ufacturers and amalgamated workers
held another conference to-day, but
we're unable to reach q settlement on
the scale question. Another conference
will be held tomorrow. But two days
more remain, and il the scale is
not signed then the mills will all close
down, Opinions differ as to the prob
able outcome. Many believe that the
committee will agree before Friday,
while others are inclined to think tho
manufacturers are not anxious to sign
the scale now and would prefer q sus,
pension Of work for q month or so until
trade Frightened up,
The 200 puddlers at the Etna mill
struck to-day on account OF the refusal
OF the firm to ~rsinatate several dlsCharg-
cd men, Manager Chalfant says II the
men do not return at once, their places
will DO filled by n~on'union men,
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ALMOST A

On the Streets observation-disclosures Treat
ment of a BOotbIack by u Farmer,
P~IrTsBvRaH, PA, June 2s,-Hubert
Doesch, a Leechburg farmer, narrowly
escaped lyRching on the streets of
Pittsburgh this afternoon tor brutally
assaultipg a small %bootblaCk, Doesch
had just arrived in the city and was
standing on Liberty street, near the
union station, when Willie Scott, q
twelvc.yoar-old lad importuned him to
have his boots BACKED, He refused,
but the little fellow was persistent, III.
nally Doesche became angry, and
after kicking the boy, he picked him
up and threw him over his head. The
lad fell insensibIe to the pavement, In
IN instant u hundred or mor angry
mon surrounded tho farmer and cries
OF lynch him were heard on all sides.
The mob was about to carry the threat
into execution when the police arrived
and after considerable trouble no was
rescued and taken to the central station,
The boy ia still unconscious and it is
feared will die.
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Tho Mark Twain Rod and Gun clubs
seventh annual picnic occurs this alter
noon and evening on the State Fair
grounds. There will DO a foot d be.
tween Wongo, tho Indian, and L, o.
MCClelland, a horse race, a speed con
test between tho Independent hose
company Of Martins Forty, and the
Powell.R odewig.Maule sporting hose
team, Of BellRire, and othor attractive
features, and tho attendance ought to
be, and will doubtless DO, oVon larger
than usual.
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PUBLIC schooI Commandment,

This is tho last day of the public
schools. This evening in the Opera
House will occur tho annual commence.
ment exercises OF the grammar schools
OF the different wards, and tomorrow
evening Lincoln school will have its
commencement in the Same house.
The names and grades Of the pupils
who will take part in the programme
have already been printed in tho INrEt-
IlaENoEh It goes without saying that
tho opera house will be crowded at an
early hour, US is usual on these &C.
casions.
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This evening tho Arion society will
give a concert and sonmernachtBfest at
tho park, commencing ut 7;40 o'clock.
Tho singing section Of the society will
render several choruses, one with Mr..
i. Diegmiller as soloist, aud the Opera
House orchestra will play u llno selec-
ton Of instrumental pieces. The nd.
mission will DO by invitation. A spe.
cial motor will leave tho park for town
at II p. N, and tho last train at mid
night,
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A FINE NEW BANNER


Received by the AlsucS-LOrraipe Society
Of this City,
Tho Alsace,Lorraine Mutual Benefit
Society yesterday received from Gin
CIuuati its new banner, as handsome
and striking a thing Of the kind as has
ever been seen heresbouts, 1t is OF
heavy white silk double and elaborate.
lyornamonted with gold lace aud fringe,
The banner bears on one side two
strongly drawn female fighters repre-
senting Alsace and Lorraine, and be.
meath them the French legend, "Com,
rage OF ESpain," On the sane side Is
"societe dc secours MutueIs AlsaCe-
Lorraine, Wheeling, W, Va" On the
reverse a mother sits under tho furled
folds Of tho flag Of France huGging her
child to her bosom, and beneath Is the
legend, IL AlsaCe en- Deuil," Alsace in
morning The staff will DO aurmountod
by the American eagle, The members
arc very proud Of the new banner, which
is to make Its first public appearance in
the Fourth Of July parade.
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PRESIDENTIAL posroFFICEs.


The ncadjuStmSnt of Salarlcs-HOw West
Virginia Offices Fare.
Special Dtspdtch 70 he mtali0eaosn
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jund 2S.-The
annual readiustmont OF presidential
postmasters' salaries was given out to-
day. The increases in West Virginia
are as follows; Bluefeld, $l,4OO to
$1,000; Buckhanuon, sl,40O to $500
Charleston, $500 to 50, 200; Clarksburg,
81, 700 to 81, 900; Davis, $1,000 to 1900
Fairmont, 81, 700 to $l,S00; Grafton,
1000 to 81, 700; Keyser, 81, 800 to 81, 4O0i
Martinsburg, $1,000 to S2,00Oi Morgan
town, $1,000 to $1,000; New Cumber-
land, Sl,400 to $l,300i Parkersburg,
$500 to $1,000; Piedmont, $1,000 to
$l,700; RayGnswood, $1,000 to Sl,100i
shepherdstown, $1,000 to fourth class,
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CHICAGO.
it is Now the Most PopaIous city in Amer

1t is Now the Most Populous city in Amer.
leu.
CHICAGO. Juno 2s.-According to in
formation giyon out to-day by the pub.
lisbers Of tho Chicago city directory,
Chicago IS tho most populous city in
America, beating Now York by 100000.
The 1893 estimate OF Chlcago'a popula'
ton is Q, l6O, 1000.
The calculation is that tho names in
the directory represent about ono per
son in four residents. The now direc-
tory contains 100 moro pages Of names
than last year.
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The officers OF tho Wheeling & Bel
mont Bridge Company have informed
the Columbian Fourth Of July com.
mittee on grounds, that in the event
that the evening display Of fro works
is fred at any point on the Island, they
will throw open the suspension bridge TO
foot passengers free OF coat during tho
evening OF the Fourth, so all can see the
display without paying bridge fares, The
offer y certainly a liberal one, Tho
committee Is still on the hunt for suit
able grounds, and has not yot made q
decision,
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Tho lawn iote glyon by n number Of
charitably disposed girls OF tho Third
ward for tho benefit OF John Simmons,
tho blind match peddlOr, will come oil
this evening at tho johnson homestead,
OH Thirteenth BttcOt opposite tho Cath
odfaL lhCro will DO music, refresh.
mcnta OF various sorts aud other attrac.
tIons, and tho object Of q worthy ono.
Admission md supper 20 cOnta.
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oRRAT SHOW.
The Finest Pyroteehnlcnl display Wheel.
ii ing Ever Saw.

The Finest PyroteehnlCal Display Wheel.
i ing Ever Saw.
Word was received yesterday that
the fireworks to be used on tho night Of
tho big Columbian Fourth had been
shipped from the factory. Tho display
TO be made will far auspasS anything In
the same line that was Ovor attempted
In Wheeling. There 10 not q piece that
lbL not out OF tho ordinary and vol
worth seelng. Tho following pro.
gtamme covers what will be shown,
BUTT may be Varied from In some re-.
iapoei5 aBto the order Of the display:
TFelSo ecfeafhoF Homb Rockets,
Seventy, two Coloted Star Rockets.
HOt Hetu~IlnininAtOd Star WheOl
TbiflyalA Duration Star ROckOlA.
Twelve Xafiegated Star llogkOtI
Het HOdu-"GAllOpAdp."
Six Parachute floating stan,
alx PriGmatlc ptAgot NoCkolG,
Six Cascade ROcketA
Bot HOco-'l'olkA RedOwa,h
-Four CufnucOnln RntkotR
-Four JewelNd BttohneF R0ukClA
four Willow 1tge Rockets.
NGhlnQsO brilliant"
-Four shooting HtATs,
tN NOuf klppltlub W
N ShI0ld Of Iris
staI Four Triple AEtef0ld Rockets
four TOloacopo Repeating Rockets,
luf6Eg OF Malta.
Three ptigp COtigtiN Rocket.
ThfeO Peacock rluniUa,
Twelve Bengal illuminating LlghtA
Trio Of LlbOfly,
SWtnty.iopt nIiFu GegS0 Of Various tiues.
Six CAM. % bluO FitO,
American EaplN.
el3 cans Gold fiFC,
HuhtutIt Of MUntcsuma.
eiN tnlhea Of H1fpullW.
Blx mlutl q Colbftd STUN. 4
gaSnii nyfamiN
Two mite nlFQu do dole
Tttb 1lottie Mlnea raai,
Dazzling ihinOndtf
eiGAeilUV uhinflpnls
blk altttlnf hotC4
Fthihitl0Nll oUf suur unionN
ana fl0fdi Fountains 0i U1l1UH bptay,
BtfNI0Mllit NOuntQihh
tjHtI lf-rlIooo By % l0dk
biN fIofAlI Ombth0liA
Biz IfI|NNlIO lpmtahplla,
t1tll IINt 1tbY " iCoE !
TNOIIN h1iltlhOlla
UHl)NI HIllC Shield 1bty TO-
Nl.INuAuolh u1mhahOlA.
ThoHlafO u America
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UNnBAsoNAB1E KIoKING.


Tho Delinquent Tax List still Causing
TrOnbIo.
The kicking about the publication Of
tho delinquent tax list in tho lSrELLI-
GBScER by ex.sheriff steenrod increases
every day. People blame Mr.. stoenrod
very u%njustly. The list of taxes duo is
made up by the assessors and given to
tho sheriff to collect. He is charged
with the amount these lists show, and
the law requires him to print a list OF
all he is unable to collect. Any uncol-
lCcted taxes not printed in tho
list must DO paid by him.
Tho term double assessment seems
to be strangely misunderstood. 1t sim
ply means that q mans property has
been assessed twice, while he Is entitled
to pay the Tux but once. Tho second
assessment is not paid, and must there.
foro go on tho little list. Tho sheriff
has no option about the matter, being
required by law to print tho delinquent
list as it remains after the time for col
Letting taxes for the year expires.
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Twelve Geyserl Of Fire.
American Flag.
Six PrlmAtic WhitlWindl.
'The Union PoTeVer1-lb by9,
flyO BatteFiesof Stars.
Niagara Falls, 10 feet by 20,
Five Decorating batteries OF Vlrlegated Stafs
Good Night Combination
Many Of the Hot and exhibltio pieces
are magnificent works, and all arc oi
good size, so that taken all in all few
cities will have anything like as at.
tractiye and impressive q pyrotechnicRl
exhibition as Wheeling.
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PEAL ESTATE.
FoR $500.


House. sEooms, Sixteenth street, In good con-
dillon, s, 7N.
500,
House, 4 ToomS, Jacob street, Centre Wheeling,
Corner u lot, Woods street, Centre Wheeling.
The best bu4lnoSs property In 4EtnaYlllG,
eight rooms, store room and good stable, on
easy terms, Good reasons for selling.
House and iull lot Wood street, near Forty
third street, 81. 100,
Three lota. 60xlOo feet, Fllan, White & Gala,
gher'S addition. 200 each.
House OF Ave rooms and stable, 9Ot Eighteenth
street, $3.50.
Twelfth street, S42Si half cash
$500
Three lots In Park View, cheap
One,halt lot McColloch street, Centre Wheel'
ing, $500.
FiuG suburban property. two mllcs from tho
city, fyo minutes walk from motor line, new
with all modern improvements Cheap,
LOtSOn CHldwelPB run $50 each,
Fine Farm Of lt3 acres on National road, nins
miles cast OF city on easy terms,
House, 10 Foons, Fifteenth street. with mod
GEl improvements.
House, Sroomi, sixteenth street, Sj,OOl.
House, I rooms, TWenty.third street, Sl,2Ol
House, 7 rooms. North Market street. Sl,50l
Business property on Market street at nodpr
ate price.
Lots at east end OF Twcny.thIrd stroos on
easy termA
Ono OF the bOit manufacturing SltoI In tho
dty, fronting on two rallrOhdL
$500, Sll,OOO. $1,000 $1,000 and 5000 to loan on
city real estate,
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MoRGANToWN Lon sA1E.

Tie First Days Sales suocesSfui-A Large
Crowd Present.
SpNciai Dtpaieh 10 HE LaelWeHCr.
MondANTowN. W. Va, Juno 2S.-The
sale OF lots in the now addition to
Morgantown advertised 80 extensively
for to-day and tomorrow, commenced
very promisingly. Rutter.s cornet band
of Uniontown, Pa, which is to furnish
music for the two days, came in last
night at 9 o'clock and furnished in.
SEPARATION for the opening. This morn.
ing ut s o'clock the excursion steamer
Elizabeth arrived with q large number
OF passengers from Pittsburgh and
other points down the river. An OK.
Cursion from Fairmont brought in large
numbers from Wheeling and other rail-
road points. Col. W, o. Beckenbaugh,
tho veteran auCtioneer, commenced the
sale ut 1890, and at noon the sales had
amounted to near fifteen thousand dol.
lara with fifty lots gone. At the end Of
tho afternoon salD tho amount is twenty
two thousand dollars and something
over seventy lots gone. Tho sale will
be continued tomorrow.
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FOR Said.

FOR Said.
Coltase No. g9Zano street, lot aOxl2l. PrIOo,
Brick house aud store room, natural gas, lot
I7xl0d, KtnaVlllO, Ohio.
House aud lot 40xl0O, six rooms, bath room
and laundry, natural gas, KirkWOOd, Ohio.
Lot IbEllb, Zane street.
LOt90Xtl2 North Huron street.
-Four lots on North Huron street
Ono lot on North Wabash street
ono lot on North lndlnnn street
One lot on SOuth Front street
Two lots on North York street.
One lot, North York sttOet. 81SlS1, rlvot Wow.
RourrOomed cottage, Martins Ferry.
One brick house, No, "a North Mnln Str0ob,
ono house aud lot OKl1, North Front Bttoak
ono house and lot, 7OxlD0, North Front street
FlYe.roomed house on Eric street
One lot. 40Gl0Q, MOundsylllN.
FOurFOOnied house OH Virginia slrOct,
ElghtrOOnGd house OH Yitllnia street
BOVon.rOomod house on s. York street, GOSl2l.
One lot In Roblns0u' addition, Il. Broadway
OnO,hAli lot OH South Wabash AlrOGL
Six lots, South York street, (Walon addition
One house aud lot, $. broadway 81 Lukeg
chapel.
All Of tho above property Will 10 sold worry
cheap. WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER CENT.
MONEY TO LOAN. --From 500 10 $1,000 on
Ant mortgage real estate.
JONES 4 WILLIAMS,
Real lAtate Agents and COLLECTORS, NOtaflOs Plb.
lie, 81 ZauO street, Island. MIRO
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The IltalligBlG8ls 1 Cent Word Coupon.

Eyou have a house to rent or something to sell or trade, wantto1
buy anything, want a situation, want a good cook or a.good servant
a faithful clerk, desirable boarding place, or hayefoundor lost any.
thing, write just what you want plainly, in the blanks below Gut
this out and send with amount at the rate of one cent per word for
first insertion and one,haEf cent per woTdtfor each subsequent inser,.
ton, to THE ~NTELLIGENCER, No. a7 Fourteenth street. Notn'
ing less than 10 cents,
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TNANTED TO DUY-A LARGE,
w gentle and stylish family horse; black or
roam preferred; wlllply no fancy price, Address
LII RROMNE, caro- lnlellIgGncOr. leR
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c. o. SWITH,
1870 Market street

-Four houses on South Front street,
ElghtIoOmGd house, all conVenlenccs, on
six:rOomcd house on Fourteenth street at
SiSo rooms and bath on Jacob street at $1,000.
-Four houses on Sixteenth street.
Two six.roomOd houses on Elm street at $2,6OO
Five roomcd house between Twentyalxth
and Twenty-seventh street, on Market at $1,000.
Easy terms.
EighteonroomCd now double house on South
broadway street; modern improvements. Good
six.roomed house on McCollOCh strcotatS2,lO 100
six!roomed house on Mccolloch street, near
Fourteenth street, ut u bargain.
Two Six.roomGd houses on Fourteenth street,
80 feet front. Cheap.
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IN FoRTY.FoUK HOURS.

Oscar smith lsGnChed Cincinnati Last
Night in Less Than Two Days.
Special Dspateh to he intelligence.
CINCINNATI, June 2S.-oscNr Smith,
the Wheeling cyclist, who left Wheel.
ing at 1901 o'clock Tuesday morning,
reached here at $40 tonight, time
iorty.iour hours, forty minutes.
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VXTANTED-AT THE WEST VIR,
wv GINA Reform School, Pruntytown, w
Va, q good tailor to take charge OF the tailoring
department Address Q, .suOWALTER, Super
intpndent. ie4
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HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now Is tho tIino to mako your arrangements
for tho Worlds Faik Parties Waiting Chicago
CnlumOtaycnuo Tho location Il tho finest in
the city for Worlds Fair purposes. Ono block
from illinois Central road, that tAko you 10
either OF the four entrances TO the groundG Same
distance from cable rQld. and three blocks from
elevated rond. Il IL the finest residence portion
oithe city. The advantages arc many as con-
pared to tho Immediate Yiclnlty0i the WOtld's
Fair Tor Jackson Parkl. whore everything Is OF
necessity crude, made only for tho occasion
Prices vary according to size aud location OF
Comfortably furnished apartments IN tho anneG
at somewhat reduced rates
Table abundOntly supplied with tho very best
the mnrket affords, Meals quietly and promptly
Mis-. II. w. LIST,
ja7.rrhAs No. 226l Calumet Ave. Chicago, Ill.
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WANTED.

JNTANTED-A GIRL FOR THE
w kitchen. Inquire at The City Dank, 1900
Market street. jeH
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yXTANTED-EVERY INSURANCE
wv Agent aud Business Man to writo for our
iOrtunoIlRkcr %plRus-LiiO, Endowment, &c,
Regular bOnan2as. Best on earth and largest
pay. Mention paper and state experience, THE
AGENCY co. No 8 Union Square, New York.
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From tho above special telegram it
will DO seen that Oscar Smith, who on
Tuesday morning started to ride to
Cincinnati on his bicycle, n distance Of
257 miles, in two days, did even better
than that. His achedule, which was
published in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., called
for his arrival ut the Queen City at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon. That he
did not ride up to the time given in tho
schedule lie no discredit to the plucky
rider; in fact, it Is doubtful il tho ride
could DO done in forty hours. Smith
aud he succeeded, with u margin Of
over three hours. The ride Is u re-.
markableone, surprising anything done
oven by that prince OF hard riders,
Harry Hillinrd Wylie. His ride yester-
day was from Columbus, u distance OF
1876 miles.
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