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The morning call., 1894-02-07
FOR MORAL ORDER
Ministers Upon Pitfalls
for the Young.
A Committee to Protest Against
Vice Being Permitted to Rear
a BraZen Front.

While the municipal authorities may be al
lowing themselves 10 wink at violations and
eyasions of the anti-dlve ordinance. passed
some time ago through the efforts OF IHE CALL,
The ministers OF the city are ever on the lookout
for its enforcement. 1t was brought 10 the at.
tentlon of the Methodist pastors at their meet
ing on Monday that the new Midway Plais-
ance," formerly the crlme-hatchery Cremorne,
had all the appearanceof the old dive haunt.
Things are just as bad as ever there" said
Rev. DIR. W. w. Case yesterday.
There are girls there and they go round and
sell liquor TO boys just the same. Is the anti
dive ordinance dead? By what right do the
police permit the city's chief thorOughfare to be
turned into a pitfall for our young? Ii is a
degradation and burning shame that IL is per-
NIT ed, and am told that this is not the only
place conducted on those lines.
THE CALL helped us before, and as soon
as the press ceases Its survey of the situa-
ton it seems as II things were allowed to re-
lapse into their former dangerous condition.
"a committee composed OF DIR. A. C. Hirst,
DIR. Coyle and myself intends visiting the Chief
of Police and the secretary Of the Society for
the Prevention OF Wee and asking them
evils. some of the more glazing ones being
pointed OUT
DIR. A. Z. Hirst described visit he had made
to the HEADQUARTERS of sensational books" ON
Market street. He said that The display OF OBJ.
scene and prurient literature, charms. trans
parent pictures. etc., was disgraceful, and that
1t had already attracted a crowd of young
people. Many adults had expressed surprise
that such place was allowed to remain open.
The proprietor was said to have engaged an
attorney by the year and TO have been promised
immunity from prosecution.
The executive committee of the auti-dive
movement VIII also be interviewed by the COM
miItee, which represents all the leading Meth
odlSt churches on the bay.
The morning call., 1894-02-07
THE HASTINGS TRUST.
All the Provisions Carried Out-Gisel-
man Seeks Release

William Giselman has filed suit in the Supe.
flor Court against Clara L. Catherwood. Lille
Jerome, Ella Hastings (by Clara l.. Gather
wood. her guardian) and AZalea Keyes (by w.
5. Reyes her guardan) 10 determine trust
and TO secure his release as trustee
The trust in question was conveyed by the
late Judge S. Clinton Hastings In deed exc
cuted April IA, 1887, whereby be convened a
large amount OF property 10 Giselman for the
Deneht OF the Judges four daughters-Clara L..
CatherwoOd. Flora A. Reyes Ella Hastings aud
Lille Jerome. The property so conveyed is Of
large value. and schedule attached TO the Pc
titlon shows IL 10 consist of stocks, bonds,
promissory notes and real property Of the total
value of S327,2S3 6S.
G1selman states that all the beneficiaries are
alive with the exception OF Flora Keyes, who is
represen ed 10 the trust by her daughter. Aza
lea. child of 10 years. Ella Hastings, another
OF the benehciaries, was declared incompetent
by an order OF the court dated March 10, 1898.
and Clara Catherwood appointed her guar dian.
All the provisions of the trust are stated 10 have
Deen carried out IN every particular, and Gise-
man now asks for his release with a reasonable
sum 10 be allowed as his attorneys fees.
The morning call., 1894-02-07
To.Day'S Entries.

The following are the entries for to.day's
races:
First race, five furiOngs, selling-Bordeaux
90, Bill Howard 109 Hal Fisher Ill. Jennie
Deane 95, Middleton ITO. Pricelle 80, Sir Reg
inald 105, AuteuiI ITO, North 102, Midget 103,
Duke Stevens III, Raphaels 90 Harry Levi 5
80.
Second race. five furlongs. sellng-Clara
White 80, Atossa 100, One Dime 100, Not Yet
los, Joe 81, Peiegal 10Y. Kathleen 1o4, Red
Bird 81, Monarch 81. Lodi 80. Little Tough
103, George L ITO. Twang 81, Currency los,
Inferno 100. Ston man LOG, Shamrock 103.
Third race, about six furongs. selling Biz.
zard 105. Joe 100, Motto 1o4 Trix 80. Faro
81, Royal Flush ITO, Auteuil ITO, Zoolein JIG,
Condo Ill.
Fourth race, steeplechase short course-Bal-
laraI 172. Templemore 129. Hercules 1872, ST.
Crolx 125. Longwell 1877, Guadalupe 1876.
Fifth race, about three quarters OF a mile
sellIng-lvy 80. Kilgariff 90, Warrago 81,
Nutwood 81, Nellie Van 81, Geneva II. Vanity
"a, Memoir 81, Lady Gwrnn ia Alfred b
Burrows 107, Bessie 80. Nellie G 10Y.
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stuff would be sent An investigation was set
on foot which revealed that almost every pupil
In the school, boys and girls alike, had re-
celved similar matter. AS no offer TO sell or
barter In the trash IL contained in the Twp
written letter the motive of tie sender cannot
be discerned by any of those who have taken
the matter In hand. Postoffice Inspector Irwin
has ben made acquainted with the facts and
an effort viii be made through him to locate
the corrupt parties who are engaged in the dis
reputable work
The morning call., 1894-02-07
Sale of Trottiup Stock.

There will be a large sale of colts and FLIES,
standard and registered, by Charles Derby,
Stenway and Prince Red, the property of the
lakewood Park stock farm, at killip s. Co.'s
salesyard, Van Ness avenue and Market
street, tomorrow. at IL A. NJ. AT the same
time several roadster mares and geldings. bred
at the Bellota stock farm, Will also be offered
for sale AS these animals are offered without
reserve, there are sure TO be great opportunities
for picking up some good, useful bargains.
The morning call., 1894-02-07
O'Day Knew His Son.

Thomas O'Day. whose will was filed for pro-
bate yesterday, had 8 keen appreciation evil
IDENTIFY of the only reliable remedy for persons
addicted 10 the use of alcoholic stimuIants. In
bequeathing $4,000 to his widow ana daughter
he cut off his only son, Thomas. with So eX-
planning al the same time that the lad had ac-
CURED habits OF drinking, but that as an
lnducement 10 him TO abstain. he directed his
executors to pay thomas $1,000 in the event Of
his reformation within three months, the only
condition being that he should abstain from the
cheering cup for one year.
The morning call., 1894-02-07
INDECENT LITERATURE
Being Distributed Among the Pupils
of tho DubIsc CrbooIr

Frank J. Kane of the Pacific Society for the
Suppression Of Vice has had his attention
called to the fact that some one mas been en-
gagged in an effort 10 place In the hands of the
pupils attending the different public schools
indecent and obscene literature. One of the
lady teachers IN The John SWEET Grammar
School few days since had presented To her
by two OF her pupils several vile pamphlets
which had come TO their home address, wrapped
In newspaper, through the mail. An Indecent
letter accompanied the publications which said
that In the course OF few days more Of the
The morning call., 1894-02-07
The Debris Commission,

The Debris Commission held a short meeting
yesterday afternoon in the Flood building.
Licenses TO work mines were granted toiN athan
Gardiner, proprietor OF the Red Hill mine at
ono, Shasta County, and 10 the Fifty-fOur Flat
Mining COMPANY of AmadOr County,.
The morning call., 1894-02-07

Ter, and quit too, With the result that her back
ers were literally robbed of their show money.
The winner Zenobis, was prohibitive favor
lite al to ana 2 TO 5, while Guard and Green.
hook, who finished second and third, were al
fifteeps and thirlies respectively.
The morning call., 1894-02-07


Fair
heord
ch,w seemed to hayeth
In
being beat
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MORNING T. Fiso. Tusda
346 FIRST RAoE-fve uHngs
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

~ Mount Moriah Lodge No
S~S A, +. and A. M.-Stated meeting "a
THIS lWEDNESDAY) EVENING, Feb. 7, * "
at 1880 O'Clock. W.
THEO. FROLICH, Secretary
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STORAGE.

EIRST-CLASs STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
e.2-644 Mission ct. CHAS. 1. TAYLOR lel3tt
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RELlABLE. STEADY MAN WISHES WORK
IL of any kind: used to work in saloon or res
taurant: can drive and for horses. Address
z. H.. 243 Hickory ave. fe6 2t*
The morning call., 1894-02-07

EoR SALE-PoULTRY-YAR STOCKED
well established: will pay from start; wort
investigating Call or address GEO. III ::
CROLEY, Poultry Supply Dealer All sacra.
raento ST., S. F. fe7 At
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E'oR SALE AT BARGAIN, ONE OF THE
i oldest ana best paying saloons on account of
other business; rent reasonable. Inquire at $50
OK
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COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE CHEAP; RE.
~ ceipts Sl8 to $50 per day Cali 227 Third ST.,
from TO 4 P. N. fe7 SITS
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ID ELIAbLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS SIT
at 357 Jessie ST. fe63ts
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WANTED CONTINUED.

1 ERMAN MAN, HANDY WITH TOOLS, BUG
gies, horses. garden, wants situat on refer
ences. Address THEo. wARDEL. Prescott
The morning call., 1894-02-07

EXCkLLENT BOOKKEEPER, AT PRESENT
~ employed in wholesale house. desires position;
pest references from present employers as to
capacity, ETC.; good correspo ent in English and
German. Address II. E., 1894 Bush st. FED IT'S
The morning call., 1894-02-07

OLD ESTABLISHED AND LONG LEASED
" restaurant and oyster house; at once: no rea-
sOnable offer refused: rent S25. 324 Larkin .
The morning call., 1894-02-07

SlTU ALTON WANTED-BUTLER IN PRI-
- Vate family good lively man: years city ref
erenceS. Address NJ g., butler SO7 Mason f6 2*
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COOK WANTS POSITION IN CAMP OR IN
~ stltutlon; sober ana Industrious. Address
ERHARDT, New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Montgomery
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DARTNFR WITH SOME MEANS AND EX-
l. perence to start sec ond-hand business. Ad-
dress S. A, box SO. Call Branch once fec st"
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RESPECTABLE RELIABLEGERMANw WOMAN
IL wants situation as cook by the day month;
COOKS Tor parties: finest OF foreign and merican
cooking: private family hotel. Call or address
800 Larkin st.
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OUSEkEEPER-LADY OF REFINEMENT
II competent in all branches of housekeeping
Wlshes situation in respectable wiGower's family
OF small Motel; country preferred. Address Lady
box l2O. Call Branch Ofice
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- Crockett Lodge No. i39, n
49, f. and A. M.-Stated meeting THIS -
"WEDNESDAY EVENING ut 1880 x ~
O'Clock. W.
VIM THORNLEY, Secretarv
The morning call., 1894-02-07

WANTED-liISCE lila NEOUS.
W ANTED-TO RENT HORSE AND CART
'. with option of buying. 771a Ninth ST. fec 3ts
'TO oRCHARD-OW NERS-I WANT TO BUY A
iwell-improved bearing fruit ranch within so
miles OF San Francisco. IL you want TO sell cheap
SEND rull description, price, ETC.. to orchard Oak
land Postofnce. fee 1t
IA ANTED-SCHOOL BUILDINGS QUILT OR
" to be but) in San Francisco. for the estab-
nshment OF first-class select school; rooms for
90 to 70 boarders playground. etc Address P. o.
box 1888 S. +. 1881 tt
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MEAT RESTAURANT WAITRESS, SIS PER
~ week. Apply MISS CULLEN. los Stoczton
ST., room 2
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SITUATIONS WANTED CONTINUED.


\ OONG GIRL WISHES TO Do GENE AL
housework and plain cooking. 1919 Green
Wlch ST 81
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- ITUATIoN WANTED BY YOUNG WOMAN
JUST from England TO DO any kind OF nursing
Ian d or sea; can teach music. $50 Third ST. 6 So
L'IRSTCLAsS COOK WANTS SITUATION IN
private family; ages S35. Please call or adj
dress 81 Jessie st fec Stx
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@ 900 CIGAR STAND ON PRINCIPAL
UCOO. business street: clearing $75 per
month; full value for money asked: q big bar
gain. y. JONAS, 92l Market ST. fe6 It's
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Rnne
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NJ ACHlNIST WANTS SITUATION: STEADY.
AZ reliable man and good mechanic: steady place
more an object than wages Call address
7l5 Taylor ST. fe5 It's
The morning call., 1894-02-07

- TEADY GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUA-
= ton to do general homework. Address 62l
California ST. fe6 3ts
The morning call., 1894-02-07

4 COMPETENT RELIABLE AMERICAN WOMAN
wishes position as cook in hotel or private
family; not afraid to work; no objection to leave
city. Address or call MRS. KING, Denver Hotel
2l7 Third St, room 100. fe6 BIS
The morning call., 1894-02-07

CIGAR STORE: GOOD LOCATION; ON AC-
y count of other business. lO3 Fifth. fe6 It's
The morning call., 1894-02-07

IA OMAN AND CHILD WANT SOME KIND OF
steady work in Catholic family; small
wages; or would work by the day. Call or ad-
dress lOS Sixth St, room 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12
MAC y GREER,

Probability of Another C~on.eu-Th. Bos.
ton E;aee-
The veil kuow local runner, F. C..
5IcClelIand. called al the IsrzLtrGEscEs
ofies list night, and said tina. he would
agree 10 skate agsins: Will Greer, who
will ride a bicycle, 10, a distance Of FIVE
miles, II Greer will give him a handi.
cap OF three la5z- lie vas willing 10
make the stakes $50 to $50, aud tie
race 10 take place two or three weeks
from the signature Of articles OF agree
ment
II I.cClelland does not come to terms
With Greer he will probably enter the
swenty-four hour go-as-you-please run
ming race being gotten up by the Bos.
ton HsaH, to take place a. the Casino,
April 30 to May 5. The idea ia to have
the men run four hours each evening.
i. is expected that nearly all the top.
notchers in the .runners' ranks will en-.
Ter this contest. McClelland's admirers
think he would show up among the
leaders at the finish.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12
rxfENsIrK CoAL WORKS
To Es OpsssI ca tbs C.. c. rs EauSsJ
R<h caaa;sJ IL ~ D-Itist<I.

E1-E Hr1sA ~ lta.zgas,.
CgIEIE1rox, vs.. Va, April IL
4lasHz tie Fra: izi mat tusi:iz.ial
fruit, Il the ea~sI;fse;iea .! the CE1,!e4
TO-, C!ssdtasia 4 ss,.sa railway IRE
the sr.ea,ire prsp1'a,ie=l 0 ue?az
=r!s o. FL!!sZ Rex creek, .3sa.
ssTsstsea nEsr irsa ,nii city. ea Elk
rTs', by ibs FlllaZ Ro:k Camel Coal
CS1PlnF. 20 operate extensive cal
Sarks and saSGs ArSs,y ia tie Lumber
bG'!aeiL Tie esmpaaTGproperIy esE-
si,:E c! $40 1e:eI o! ani, en- zai:h
E;s Ihrss dtE;ine. Tei1i Of eoal-caars!,
Gplini and bila miaczf-1rG na-risee..
:o'sii' OF Hnits elE IsG papl1r. The
conway VA i~re3rPo:a:e9 iDo7; riue
nenitI a-o EiIh ! capital Of Si11,IO,
zad expects 10 begin mining ca AZ e.
:sas!Te sela dGna- the comiaSL zL
The l1a1 has oe=a oEnsd for na1r
!an by J, Z Neif, Of New YORK, Eho
IS prettcsa: Of the Company. h1. has
ne: bSeG dsTs!ayEI before, oEin= % In.
adequate traagponai!7a ;a-iliGsL
-l-Ai ~ S=+A4AAGt
EeTe erected aad preparations made 70:
The manufacture az camel coal oil. ba.
IBIS "a, abandoned shortly ai;srEzrd,
oHiDg % tee discovery Of ps;rolsga,
the Nir AID o:ksr elG!eA lie build
iazs are aoE bEi1S e3uver:ei :aio
hoaes 10: the miners aad operatives
who Eill bs employed, and tie larger
{ Tilb4 uIsd ~ 4 boarding hsusE Tor
srch CT them IL have 60 l1ni!ieL i
large EaE mill Ell also Be built, and
e~nployosai sill &c furnished 20 iro1l
fly 20 ssTeuty.sTe lsa 20 bsza uiib.
which nanoss I'll probably be To-
creased D<r IN In orderto carry %:
ie pllas il EiIl b necsss1.T !ot the
COMPANY to bEild abou: tEo miles Of
s;aafard gage railway, 10 oouzec: z;;h
the main lie Of the Charleston, CleG-
te5Eir x S1t:9a. which zork viii be
toaetcring the coming SKINNER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12
MARTINS FEREx.
HaPs and TlIhaPs In the Thriving Cit.
Across the River,

Haps and TIhaps In the TarirInr City
Across the River.
Council has increased the city clerks
salary from S250 20 500 per year. I.
ordered L car load OF lumber for the
cti?s Use The ordinance assessing
abutti1g property 10. the Jefferson
street paving. passed The .ats pc,
front 100: is 22Si, the tar CT some Of
the property being higher than allowed
b. Law aad tax amounting to 1892 vas
RENTED. The ordinance for Zane
street passsl. Bate S3,565 50 per iron.
loot The ordinance 20 issue bonds for
S&3 Il for covering Jefferson pa.sed.
An ordinance 20 tax shows vas passed,
ctrcuses 70 pay $50. mensses;es SD, side
shows $, theatres g ;or the first nigh.
and 81 Tor each succeeding nigh;. Reso-
Luton declaring Il necessary 70 pare
Union s.ree: from Cea,er 10 Ayondale
passed. The clerk va. authorized 10 re-
ceiye bids for the printing Of the codi-
fed ordinances.
Jacob Maule, Of Colerain, VINO has
kept store there COR twenty yea.s, is
critically i'll with the munps. he is
oeiifloci and unable 20 sleep. Colerain
was known as Nauleton until the name
vas changed a few years ago.
PIT. ong'. drug store, OF Broadway,
was entered By thieves early yesterday
morning and change taken from the
drawer amoun:iugto 81 or $.
An entertaining meeting of the vs.
was held last night at the home OF NI.s
Eloise Long. on Washington s,,ee.
Ten talented people from Wheeling
will take part in the Columbian Clubs
entertainment. April 20.
Fred Delbruage, OF E.nayille, enter.
tanned a party of fifteen friends Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Rebecca J. Elliott has been
granted . pension under the old Law.
NJ. P!eaaaa: voted on local option.
The drys got 2I3 and the vets 20.
Minnie EIinefeI,er was arrested on
Tuesday night for drunkenness.
Work will be. seiumed to-day at the
kes, barrel and box works.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12

AranzszsaiI tor the is-rLt:GEScrt's
Decoration Day rad race are ,baa,
completed, ,ad The entry blaaki viii ts
ca hasd !; al The cyeIs s,ors. ia The
efty so-dIy, iaelaiiag 10. K Hozs Cou.
pasy, 1lI3 Marie: I:rse:; Gssrss ".
Joas.oa'I sosI. 1910 Main street:
Cleveland Cycling 4fssey. South Mar
kst r:see:; Heiasr H.r!zard Company,
Nalo1ie baiI4inz. MARIE: street; Iason
C. Stamp, Reilly building, Marie:
street. The tsTe,iI hrls gaze the Il.
7ELt;5rscE2 bids on their zhs.l., aad
the TriIsas bicycle, handed By Gso,zs
". Jo5n.oa's SOFAS, has been .e!sc.sd as
i5'ss pnI.- This Tae.l is a!2h grade
all oyor aad will Be veil 1orh n!ioz
for. there zilll be number O! o.her
valuable prizes, inciudinz prizes 70.
the b@I: time nI3e, cu.Iide Of tbs Wig
ming rIeer.
Tie fear :h1. possibly exists amor,
soms Of tho local ritera TIA. bsoauts
The rad '1os ia opea 70 riIsrz IA ga,,.
e.n OHIO snd Western Pe~aasy!yan,.
they will 10: be "Eh il" sh3r!5 b. sa.ilT
diIpsiIsd. The race IL 70 b a hIadiea5.
a1d all the last nsa Eil b pas back !:
tbescrsich, while the never and slower
riders will b4 giTen tiara which will
puI them OF a: Isas: an equality xi.h
:hs s:hsrE. TIE hIadidp committee
haI been choIsa, AID "a q follows:
Dr.. Joha Il. Mcclure. Harry Grrb.r
azd PreE4aat Charles Il Geiger, Of The
Wheeling Athletic Theelusa.
Entries :ortae g1oe Eill closs q: aooa
Nay Is, Thsa they will Be giTea to tie
handicap committee. The race. which
va. originally proposed 10 Be- thirty
nilez, hzg on zcco1n: Of the arasroas
protests beea changed 20 fi,eeo mlet.
1: will start ~ O'Clock .. m,Tedae+
dag, May 90 Gu Fourteenth stree: in
front Of the lTTELLIGEScLz odce- The
roC.s will be oct Fourteenth suees 20
McCo!loch, aad On: the national pike %
TriadeiphA, and return over the rare
courte, finishing a: the starting paint, q
distance Of l!teea ni!a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12
MOUNDSyILDE.
A Miscellaneous Iclause OF Minor Nat.
tori from 3faEshalrs Metropolis.

A miscellaneous ~SIclause OF Minor Nat
tor. rom Mashalls Metropolis.
The stockholders OF the Globe Min
e.aI Wool Company, 4. their annual
meeting on Tuesday evening. elected
the following directors: II. W. Hunter,
c. 4. Weaver and j.. J. Jones, oi this
city, and II. ". Schmidt and C. 4.
schwe.tfeger, OF Wheeling.
The Epwor,h League will hold q
social at Sir. John Chapman's this even
ing. The league is preparing to cele-
5rate its fifth Anniversary on May Is. A
committee on decorations ia a. work
making plans to decorate the church
for the occasion.
The Ladies Sewing Society Of the u.
F. church held their annual suppe, at
the home OF the president, Mrs. 6. W.
Grimes, Tuesday evening. It Was 4 very
enjoyable affair.
William G. Leonard. aged 81, and
Mis- Leota Garvin. aged l9. OF This city.
were licensed TO wed by Clerk Lewis
yesterday.
G. c. Mathews haa purchased the in
ieres: OF his brother in the old Mathews
homestead on Tonlinron avenue.
Capt Port Baxter. Of Washington, D.
G., arrived yesterday.
Squire J. a. A. Connolly, OF Li.tle.on,
was here yesterday.
J.. Alex. Ewing Is down the river on
legal business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12
BEIsLatRE
Al ssrts az Lse=l Mes, AL Gs,h9 frsz
IAs CLAL4 car,

IAs CLAIs Gar.
ItITo: DrSiA II, daaseeIa;sd sszs
Ct Eti =5ii A.Gs7I a5PpSgtsa b. po5e
el bis 1pp1iailsatI, b: aaI: people
arc eh1r:ibis ea:zzh 20 believe Be will
reEAdT 1aJ Gs!er:i he EriI ia hi,
roSins ts'es, s-d With this yiss ;hsy are
&c: SsTs'ay cnEal!as h;aa re-. With
1 1alaiEts c! applications zach II DC
had lgr p.I:si Cadsr hia /. eoei1 10:
y e:aerslIs ;hsE thu; Ihsse HoGld b.
may d~si2poisis!. .s6 these al have
eEtiirt5E 70 make. Tine alose can
eel VIA; The rsaGlE Ein ee- Nos: pen
pc are re: E1re c! ! .tT:s:eg s=:T!ss By
Seb,!e e@GIA Ihsa has prevailed
!Bd2e KILLER AID }. J. Gill. oi s.ez.
baaIIis. ueFe hz's ysa;erPiy 4;iia eaz-
isrrcS nth lf!eacs regarding the c2a-
SrtIIi9n2l eaaTiEl- / meeting ia the
ia;ereit 0! Co.a5sl PooynIn aITiag
b.ea elte1 20 inset :: Squire Nasoa's
o1ae E'sdEy eTszia2. iheia gentlemen
cms doSE 20 learn something Of VIA:
ai2E: Be erg$SleG. Nr. Gill realizes
ihA; il Bel1oa; eo7aty should unite
upoa Ca!o5el PooEnIH he would De :
Tety faflil2b!s candidate il the COZ.
yea:ioa.
The Gr:ass Of ihe ini..In4ai PLAZA
Z! s.iAi c! sewing machines 70 b4 ;'i=i
heEe z1I ih2i Of Lille Hodges a.iiEs:
the Singer company. she asd paid 81
ca I nackiae, be. vGs IN detacl; for
the balance. Sgsirs Mason dseidzd the
11ehiae w-s ae.s, ho!dinZ that The
eo7PiaT laiyht sseGra 4 iHtyaeai 'or
:ae 5alaats dee /; By ! proper z%ciioa,
oH; ih:; ;hey had 70 GizhF 20 the ma
chine Si.hou; reie'aing 20 the LADY the
81. less ! rsaI7atbls san ior liz tie
Ihs'e gas aErscE ottrei:h. cara near
D1Bo!E / NeCoy4 plIaics mill ye1;er.
day forenoon. Ose car Jumped the
:E-cE, AID four Others Ee:e IEii;sd iato
~ l.ny Gi5srea: shays4 before she
;ra!d eould be stopped The cars Eere
d! empty eIctpiore;i: Eas loaded With
coke Tie Ices vas small, bat !: ;ook
1cst O! The dsT 70 c!e1s il ID 70; iraiaI
70 Use the :ack-
Inc CID coasc;I killed the ordinance
creating The sixth E2sd lust before il
expired, and while tho=e Who desired !:
are yeIsd over this, the action il Tsvy
gsaeEallT commended bT Ihose who
veg tee nI;;e: il tie ligh. CT inrEea.-
ing expenditures unnecessarily.
Yesterday Ex-PoIioemaa William
Ecsch, aho 70: Of the force only yes-
tsrday, Eas ass2lted rear E,a!?s saloon
b. Louis Hern:, e coIored n.n. Who
mad |: IL 70: hin" for arTes;iry min
ZONE ti1e 20. ksrns bs1. and kicked
S1seh terribly about ;he head.
The general belief tina. there are Are
brZs here, eaa:e. much u~cezsicsas, and
sTit: icat!cz viii b ns!sd on: II they
are c1Cghs-
DR.. Thomas Stephens. Of Pittsburgh,
"a. called here ye.;erd1y By the Tery
.eroa. iilrei. OF hiI si.te.-in-law. Miss
Ella Marsh.
ColoaelPooraaa did not 70 20 Colua-
bus, became OF the SERIOUS iilre=s Of bis
vile Sne il 20: dangerous, but quite
sick
The choirz Of the various cnur-he.
x!Il NEE: =: the Christian church this
evening 20 form 2 union choir.
John s::obe! Wa the only one Of the
old policemen retained by Major Du-
goi..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-12

A meeting has been arranged be.
tween Jimmie Rowan, OF this city, aud
James Burse, the Australian, to take
place two weeks from next Saturday,
April %. at Finleyyille. Pa. Bur:e will
undertake to stop Rowan in ten rounds,
for 500 side, Rowan to take all II he
stays for the ten rounds. The Austria
Ian Is to enter the ring at 100 pounds.
Ten pounds lighter than his usual
weight, and the Wheeling man will
fight at 40. The fight will bs very in
tercsting, aud will doubtless be seen by
az many "a can get there.