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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-14
Robbed at the Cliff House.

Charles L. Urfer of 1854 Green street
swoIe out warrants yesterday for the az
rest of three men who he alleges stole
$50 from him last Saturday at the Cliff
House. He said two of the men attacked
him and after robbing him were driven
away by third man who pretended to be
a policeman. The dummy policeman stood
guard over Urfer until the other two men
had escaped, after which he gave him the
Slip. Urfer did not know the names of the
men.
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Took Mining Stocks.

Mailman & HOman. projectors of the c re-
morne. were the subjects of damage suit
in the Justices Court yesterday. James
S. Ranet was the plaintiff. He alleges
that he was recently a partner in the
management of The Midway PlaIsance."
and that while In that capacity Mailman
81 Homan unlawfully took from him min
ing and other stocks to the value of $40
He sues for the recovery of the loss.
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Stabbed for a Nickel.

joseph Hurley and Henry Silver, news
boys, quarreled over a nickel last night,
aud during the fight that followed Silver
was stabbed in the chest. The blade OF
the knife penetrated one of the boys lungs,
it is believed, and may cause his death.
Silver was taken to the Receiving Hos
pital and Hurley was locked up at the
North HaIbor police station.
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No CHANGE of Venue.

Maud W. Bell, in the divorce proceed
ings pending between herself and her hus-
band. William L. Bell. has fled an affida-
Wit asking that her husbands petition for
a change of venue to Los Angeles be de-
MED. She claims that her husband has
influence in Los Angeles.
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Inqersoll Acquitted.

A jury in Judge Murphy's court has &C
quilted James Ingersoll OF the crime OF
man slaughter. Ingersoll was accused OF
having caused the death of Mamie Muir
ray, a child, on April % last by running
over her with wagon on Twenty-niDth
~
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Address to Young Men.

Tomorrow afternoon at O'clock Rev.
John Thompson, DID,. will address the
Young mems meeting at the Association
Hall, 232 Suffer street. Subject. Conf
dence." Seats free. All young men well
come,
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Gave an indecent Dance.

Jennie johnson, coIored woman who
was arrested at the exposition Sunday
night by Secretary Kane of the Society for
the Prevention OF Vice for giving an in
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Board of EQUALIZATION.

The Boark of Equalization disposed of
few more protests and petitions of minor
Importance at meeting yesterday morn
ing. Seventy petitions in all have been
acted upon up to date. A dozen or more
still remain for consideration at the fin al
meeting of the board to be held Monday
morning.
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decent dance. was convicted by a jury in
Judge Lows court yesterday. The prose-
cution introduced the evidence of several
policemen who testified that when the
woman was arrested she was attired only
in a veil and a pair of stockings. She will
app ar for sentence this morning.
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"Pict uresque California" can be OBJ
tanned by Gail subscribers for 10 cents
md one coupon. Don't fail to get il.
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A DaY for Dicks Trial.

Dick Mcdonald appeared before Judge
Murphy once again yesterday, this time
to have a day set for his trial upon the
Grand Jury's indictment charging him
with the em Involvement of $4,000 from the
Pacific Bank. By consent of both parties,
however, the matter went over until
Monday next
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-14

Picturesque California" can be OBJ
tanned by Call subscribers for 10 cents
and one coupon. Don't fail to get 1t.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-14

CRASH ALL-LINEN, twilled, q regular
l5c quality now.
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BLACK DIAGONAL. extra heavy. all
WOOL 80 inches wide. at regular price.
60c, 1t was good, what at sale price,.
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TURKISH TOWELS - size 22x44 in,
value 2Uc, sale price. ............
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ANY OF THESE PRICES ARE UNCOMMON
Fancy Goods.

CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFs, col oSO
ored borders, good SOC value, sale %
price. ......,.......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dozen
EMBROIDERED FULL FLOUNCING at 90
half what you would expect 10 pay %
75c value. for..........---. ..........,.
Better grades al ike prices
JAPANESE FANS, from the land OF the 100
handfui-a-day men. values Csc, sale "
price,. ..s..ss''''''''s EaCo
CHILDREN'S BLACK COTTON HOSE, OIO
extra heavy, narrow rib, sizes to 10, LIE
worth csc. sale price ...,.,.....,..,,,., Pair
LADIES Isle HOSE. Richeheu rib, OEO
double heel and toe. red and gray ~
shades, value soc, sale price,. Pair
LADIES' RICHELtEU RIB VESTS, low &c
neck, sleeveless, colors pink, white, y
ecru, etc.. value Csc, sale price. Each
LADIES' WAISTS. calico, pretty light OSO
patterns, full sleeves. rufie fronts, ~
noW................,....'' '''.''''''''''' Eacu
LADIES LAWN WAISTS. with cape 90
shoulder, puff sleeves, value soc, ~
Sale PRICE,. 's....'s''''s-.. LdCu
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ALL WOOL SACKINGS. So inches wide
in plain and mixtures the goods are
worth SOC, the sale price is...,....,...
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Silks.

BLACK JAPANESE SILK, 81 inches
wide, good heavy quality, at very
unusual price. Observation-Disclosures.
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LACE CURTAINS - Wise housekeepers
are harvesting the big values, a 3-yard
long Nottingham Lace, for. .......
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BLACK SURAH SILK. "a inches wide,
good weight and very special at.......
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is QUITE INSANE.

IS QUITE INSANE.
George LoesCh's Unhappy
Condition.
A WELL-KNOWN MUSICIAN
Is Destitute at the Receiving
Hospital.
HE HAS DONE MUCH FOR ART.
How a Sharper Robbed Him of All
lie Possessed-Domestic Trouble
Drove Him West.
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EXTRA HEAVY SATIN DUCHESS, 81
inches wide, all pure SILK, one OF our
very bright values, worth 81 so. sale
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COVERT FINISHED SUITINGS, 81 6(
inches wide, all wool: it's true the ON
reduction Is from 81 to.,,.....,.,..... va
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FLANN ELETTES-Light color, stylish
small patterns-a sprig. dot, but that
is everything, were 121ac, now .......
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DOmestiCS.

FLANNELETTES - The most popular
cotton dress stuff OF the day, regu- q. I 90
lar l21ac quality. now II yards for. uD1-
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Dress Goods.

price.."................''.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-03

For the first time in ten months
steam was yesterday raised ut the Bel.
mont blast furnace, OH the South Side,
and tho machinery, which from long
disnsc, was thought perhaps TO have got
Into poor running order, was sent
throuG q few trial revolutions. Every.
thing was found 10 be in good shape,
and nothing Intervening between n
speedy resumption ut the furnace.
Last night tho furnace was wooded up
and this morning the work OF "fllins
in" will be commenced. This will &C.
cupy probably two days, so that it looks
as though the Bclmou. will 80 on next
Thursday.
The reports circulated that 200 men
would hO given work at the blast fur.
mace are greatly cxaEGerativc. Three
turns will DO on, OF thirty men each,
and an extra force OF ten men, making
an even hundred who would DO Mt work
regularly. In addition probably fifty
ore men, miners and haulers will find
work, increasing the total number o..
workmcn TO $50.
The resumption OF the furnace gives
general satisfaction to the idle workmoa
who nave had no work whatever for ton
months, and to the business men OF that
section OF the city who have felt the de.
preston caused by the silent mills and
furnaces.
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PUBLIC PRINTED; NAMED.

benedict. Who Served UndGr Cleveland
Before, Cats It-ChIiton Falls to Connect
with tho CU,unlssIourrshIp
WAsnrNdroH, April The President
to-day sent the following nominations
to the senate:
State-Thomas L. Benedict, Of New
York, to be public printer; James ..
ieomans, OF Iowa, to DO Interstate
commerce commissioner.
Inierlor-Charlc4 II. J. Taylor, Of
Kansas. (colorcd) recorder OF deeds in
tho District OF Columbia.
To BIO consuls- Richard NJ. Burke, Of
Illinois, a. Chihuahua; John Bidoakc,
OF North Dakota, ut BarrauquiIlN; jas.
II. Dinsmorc, OF Texas. at Cicniuegos,
Cuba; George Il. Ernest. OF Wisconsin,
at RechcnberG, Bohemia; William G.
Foster, OF Arizona, NJ Trinidad, W. |. !;
Walter Il. Henry, OF North Carolina, ut
Curacoa, W.. Clifford Smyth, Of New
York, at Cartagcna, Columbia.
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KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
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 Ill 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 end truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive: electually cleansing the system,
disprlling colds, headaches and fcyers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Md
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance ;,
Syrup of Figs is for sale By all drug
gistS in SOC and 81 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 Fig.
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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DIDN'T 60 rU WORK.

The Warwick Pottery Whistle Blew, but
No Wurhnun Blew In.
Pursuant to the statement made by
President Carr, OF tho Warwick China
company, on Saturday. preparations
for resumIng operations were made
at the pottery OF his company
yesterday morning At the usual
nour the whistle blew as OF old, calling
the men to work. As was expected no
men appeared, and nothing was done
there yesterday. a reporter called ut
the Office OF ;he pottery in the after
noon and endcavorcd 10 ascertain the
plaus OF the officials, but they were very
c!ose-inoutned and would not say
whether the intention was to bring in
outsider 10 work.
The advisory board OF the potters
Enion late i'll the afternoon held Il meet
ing over Mengr d Howley's, on the
South Side. at which the situation was
discussed. and at the close the officials
gave Gu! the following statement:
"a notice WAS inserted in tho Sunday
papers stating tina. the Warwick China
Company's pottery would be open TO
ali thos employees VINO wished to re-
turn tn work at the new price list pre-
scented to the men by the manufacture
ers' convention in January last. In
connection with the notice President
Carr made = statement that the potters
OF Wheeling are governed by East
Liverpool ami Trenton and that there
is no occasion for Wheeling potters to
remain idle. rs neither manufacturers
or operatives cut any figure in thestrikc.
II the operatives OF East Liverpool win,
the same will be conceded 10 Wheeling
operatives Immediately.
"Mc wish 10 contradict some OF Presi-
dent Cars statements. In regard to
the statement he made rs 10 East Liver
pool We may say that out oil twenty
seven factories representing 1000 oper-
atlves we are III position TO state from
East Liverpool headquarters that there
is not dozen pot;ers working in all
the pottcries where the new scala is in.
troduccd outside OF office forces and un-
skilled labor. He also states that out
eide potterics that are working arc do
Ing SO under the new list, which We
know is not correct; We know that the
potter!cs oil Baltimore, Md. Syracuse,
n. Y, Elizabeth, \. j., and Morristown,
\. j., are all working under the old
scale OF wages pending settlement. II
Mr.. Carr wishes to operate hi, pottery
why does he not otler the old price.
which would be quite satisfactory to
the men. In regard to the statement
he made OF the outside potterics start
ing up at the reduction pending set
Element, it is contrary to reason aud
customs heretofore in vogue.
Up regard TO the situation in this
city, we may state that Mr.. Carr blew the
pottery whistle at the regular hour for
work this morning. but SO far as We arc
able TO state not ono individual an
swcred 10 the call. We may say that
thelocal pO,tcrs still retain an unbroken
front and are as firm as the day the
strike was declared"
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Tho opeGing OF the AIusee bowling
alleys, which was announced TO take
place this evening, has been post.
poned on account OF the non arrival OF
the pins and balls, and will take place
ono evening this wee!; not yet deter.
mined upon. Invitations to the Wheel
ing Bowling League players will be sent
out by the secretary this week. As an
nounced, the new alleys will be opened
with Jour games between teams OF tho
league. The alleys are now completed
and are said to be as fine as they make
'ar,
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Last evening party OF bowlers
bowled on the new alleys ut Wheeling
Park, and though members OF the
smart set" OF the bowling league was
on hand numerously, the high score
made Saturday, l7i, was not broken.
Walter Beswick led the crowd with a
score OF l67. viii Casscll's team won
three straight games and tho other
team, captained by daisy Lee Day"
succeeded i'll winning the last.
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known glass worker, what truth was In
report That an agreement had boon
nearly reached between tho United
States Glass Comnnny ana the flint glass
workers, and n conference was soon TO
DO held. Mr.. Corcorcan said no only
wished ho could confirm tho story, but
no knew nothing to justify tho belief
that 1t was true. No conference has
been asked for or called. AIr. Corcoran
is member Of tho conference commit.
toe, and would necessarily DO notified
whom conference was to be held.
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POSrNIASTEl;S NAIIGD.
Two WoSt virginia Democrats Get Their
Howard mt Last.

Two WcSt virginia Democrats Get Ihctr
Hrwnrd ut Last.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1.-The fol-
lowing postmastcrs wcro appointed by
tho President to-day: William X.
Wright, Renoya, Pa; EnoCh Enochs,
Ardmorc, Pa; George W. Seamans,
Uniontown, Pa. John 7. CARROT. Al
chester. Pa; Lewis c. Moss, West
Chester, Pa. ; Harry E. Bonsall, Milllin-
town, Pa; james NJ. Goodhar;,
Lewistown, Pa; Oscar \. Marihugh,
Middleport. Ohio; John i. Davis.
Shawnee, Ohio; 7. II. Murphy, Ash
land, Ohio; William I. llavilaud, Belle
iontaine. Ohio; u. 5. Newman. Green
field, Ohio; c. D. Pocock, Camden.
Ohio; James Trotter, Steubenville, Ohio;
q. Frew Pollock, Cardinston, Ohio;
John ". Morrow, Ada, Ohio; George
Meader. Mccnanicsburs, Ohio; I. Alb
bcns, Belford, Caldwell county, Ohio;
L. Russell, Mt. Gilead, Ohio; William
Mearns, Buckhannon, ". Va; L. P.
Carr, Fairmout, W. Va.
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Special Ditrotcl 10 the IHhlli9cncer.
WELLsBURG, W. Va, April 2.-ThrcG
men, giving their names Ms Charles and
James Jewett and Samuel Williams.
were arrested by the deputy sheriff yes
tcrday. They we're CHARGED with steal
ing farmers produce from the farmers
along the river, The men resisted ar
rest and one was shot through the face
They were given q hearing this after
noon and for want OF proof were re-
leased and given six hours TO clear the
state. They went.
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I'eu.Cent Articles.

suspenders, Clothes lines. 25ccnt Jewelry,
Anger Braces. Stationery Packages. Jail PallocEs,
Royal Needle Packages. one-haf pound Tea. La.
dies 2O.ccnt Hose, Dolls, a5cent CuIf Buttons
Mirrors. Pocket Knives.
We are constantly receiving bargains and can.
not quote prices, rs they arc here to-day aud
gone tomorrow. 1t Is our min to always have
something new AZ prices that will make you buy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-03

Tho roller skating race for 500 side
between Z. F. Hanke, OF this city, and
J. llunes, Ohio's champion, which
takes place ut the North End rink
Thursday evening. promises to be the
best event OF tho kind yet secn around
Wheeling. That the race will be for
blood is Il surety-the 500 10 in John
Lutz's hands and goes 10 the winner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-03

LONDON, April 2.-Tho Boring Sea
award bill, as remodeled by the attorney
general, Sir Charles Russell, was
printed to-day. 1t provides for the
seizure by English or American naval
officers OF scaIers found infringing the
provisions oil the award
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VMn.Cnnt Articles.

iadnzcn Buttons. Fine Comb. bottle Ink,
rintTin Cups, Handkerchief. Cake Cutters. Fen.
yer boxes, I.augtty lInIr Fins. Carpenter Pencils,
Gun Buttons. Pie PHu, Pocket Combs NAPKINS,
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet SOap. GlmlcLS,
Tnpc liucs Rubber Tipped Pencils. Hair
CrlinpcrS
We deal only In Bargains and give BIZ value
for the mohcY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-03
FOUr-CCnt Articles,

Ono set Teaspoons Patent Sleeve Holders Bovs
SuSpendprs. ClNrk's o. y. T. Threat, Oh ldrcn's
BIS, Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and Brush
Case. lOt Covers, Tooth Brushes, Fire Sh0yels,
IowclinS, Charm Knives, MuCilagc. Sewing Ma,
chine Oil, Scrub brushes. Linen Thread. HIND
Saw Files, Suspcndrrs, Pencil Boxes. Calico. Mus.
!ins and hundreds OF other articles golug a. this
oo ~ 1850
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Nine.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Gloves. Shoe Brushes, Stew Pans. Pre-.
serve Kettles Butcher Knives. worth Il cents,
Glass Dishes. Milk Straiuc!s. ColIcr Pots Flour
slilcrs, SuspcnderS, Extract Vanilla. Dolls. Dish
Pans Hammers. lPOund Grain or Ground Pep.
per. Pound Cinnamon, Pound Ginger. | Pound
Baking Powder
The above nre all genuine bargains md lower
Than bnfNra
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MCLOTHING.M

0YERC0ATS prices that that, sTa'a b az former
Qvercoat We also have great bargains u! 50. 81,
$3.50. $500. SG.ij, IN TO SlD.15.
Il will pay you TO look at these goods
hEhS SUITS SIS sos7 to si + y w g a X;
leaders IN low prices Ii you can match these
goods for less than double the money anywhere
wcinvitc sou to return thcsame and your money
will be refunded. These goods mrStGo.
abNS PANTS $i5. il yoa on wait ii 10 E ~ W
tho value Of dollar try to borrow one. II you
want to know how TO savca dollar or moro LOOK
Mt our C!oIhing Department
BOYS SUITS e ra Sss S ns s3c s. - sl gr
not last ALWAYS. lon cannot match the prices
BOYS PANTS St ssG e 9s and aiS sG 3s r1I2
present We have ii! sizes IRON . to u Ut these
prices.
MENS SHOES 81 g &C. 10 D's s = IL !. is: 81
well to save money OH Shoes MS anything else
and We are away below tho market
LADIES' FINE SHOES St 49, g. IS; s!9 =
s.G2 Our success in the Shoe line i. probably
more than We deserve. We presume the re IsOn
we sell so many Is becnusc they don't last lon.
but people will huvO them.
CHILDRENS SHOES s.. rs Sc si Isl Sc Fl # s 81;
gains
Mems and Boys Hats g. g. 2H s :, 81 a. ss9
fine SILK Hat, which usually sells 1t $50
Mems Shirts ssE 2S We ssd IL he Up ,s o' On
Millinery and Ribbons # Hl G:Ic %s %. on
saveyou lots Of money. Miss Agnes Clarity will
give you pointers on Millinery and TrminIngt
that will do YOU good and will not oYcrchargc
you noEscll you old styles
JIndorun1r Undersh!.,s and Drawers Mt &c
UuutfTtIF, &c. $9c. gSc, Csc un 10 are nj nj
ways below the market on these goods as well
us cTcrythinS else
Bed Comforts and Blankets g. 4; 81? 71 ( sc sc
We have Just received II Job 10. Of these goods d:
prices that will surprise you.
Ladies' COfSGlS a;21c, sos, 49, aa
Umbrellas a;isc, Gee, 87cun
Lace Curtains at Sc, Csc, Soup
Crnnopinc q lbs Granula,ed Sugar for 81 90:
uluC5l!GS. Arbuckle'S CoIee. &c: Grain o,
Ground Pcppe7. Cinnamon. Mustard, Ginger and
Baking Powder. all going A. &c per pound or
pounds for . cents.
bG-A Clothing Store, n Boot and Shoe
store, n Hat store, II Dry Goods Store, I,
Millinery store, n Notion Store, n Furnish.
Ing Goods Store. II Hardware md Tiny,r,
store, a Tea and Grocery Stnrc-nIne stores
In Unc-nli complete under one roof.
We hive tho larreS. department, s,or, In tho
state, 100 10 1905 Main street. ii to 81 Tenth
street. and lOll 10 l0l7 Market street Eleven
cntranccS-takc you. choice EGFglins In every
department.
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LEGAL NOTICES

] EGAL NOTICE.
" Legal notice is hereby given 10 all persons
putting down pRvcmentS or Sidewalks IN this
city tnai n permit will be Telu.red from the
Board OF Public Works before proceeding 10 puE
down the same, By an ordinance passed March
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
TuogAs u. DAEgAH, Clerk, ap3
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.


lHr islNcF interests.
Yesterdays DEPARTURES
Zen Hur. KCmple. Petersburg 5 10 p. IN.
Liberty, Booth, Darlington, $50 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY
Hudson. AGnew. Pittsburgh. S a. N.
II. X. Bedford, Green. Pittsburgh. n. m.
Keystone State. Calhoun. Cincinnati, 5 a. n.
Courier, liver, ParEeFsburc, 1850 t. nj.
X. l. Phillips. Ncnde!. MaiHmoEaS, 1889 a. m.
Liberty, Booth, Cl9Eingion. $50 p. IN.
Tho Lizzie Baywill depart Tor Charles
ton tomorrow morning nj o'clock.
The marks at the public landing show
: feet OF water in the channel. Weather,
clear and warm.
Reports IRON headwatcr points were
as follows:
Morgantown-I'iver feet inches
and falling; weather cloudy and cool.
Greensboro-River : feet 10 inches
and stationary; weather iair and cool.
Warren-River foot inches and
falling: weather cold and clear.
OIL City-Riyer . feet 0 inches and
falling; weather cloudy and cool.
Steubenvllle-River { feet 0 inches and
falling; weather clear and cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-03
West Virgininus In Washington

!pcciaI Distatch TO The Lihi'igacer.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 2.-Ex-
Governor Wilson, Gen. c. g. Watts and
Judge Daniel B. Lucas, OF Charlestown,
are in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-03
ABOUT READY TO START.
Belmont Blast Furnace Ready to
Start Thursday.
STEAM WAS GOT UP YESTERDAY

Aud tho Machinery Sent Through n
Fow Trial icvolutiOns-rhe Fur
mace Wooded Up Last Night, mud
VIII be FILLED To-day and 10. 0ior.
row-Thc Pottery SituatiOn..Nothlnc
Doing ut tho Warwick.