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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-31
THE HARVEST TI,IE.


80 the morning stars WrrO Ftllh
Night y westward dFitted,
And the dawn upOn the hill
Like . S0rg.6iTd lifted.
wider pet tic morning Eryw.
Brighter Yet and higher.
I'LL 10 garden seemed the blue,
Got Ntlh roses through md though,
Fridged with purpio Hfe.
From tho r1onn,A.ns' tlr.oR feet
In the sunlight sleepinR.
Fell the esteane soft and Gveet,
Where amid the waving wheat
Passed the reGpe'S Eslping.
40" Gaii I. ''tbe day IS long;
Morning Is The season
TO be Oiled with Joy aud song.
Not with sober roasQn.
"OtberU ell the morn tnUy RiyS
Unto gain and treasure:
IBhall five while may live.
FOt my own go0d pleRsuFc."
So I filed the morning inO
With my careless laughter;
L!fe WGS like a pleasant fhyIno
With no sad hereafter.
out LuE ulpIulHB plGAt4S hGA AuS4t
And the evening tender
Fell upon tho meadows 5000.
6WuytnR IKE Lailhcard tune,
With itt Eilyer spiendor.
Then fastened from the yn:e,
To the meadows trUHding;
10, beneath tho twilight pale,
Like soG without GAil,
barren, they were spreading
For tho rrapers on and on
Their keeu SEyIhcS werO swinging,
While tillcd the pleasant dawn
With my needless singing.
"Pooll" I cried, as evenings feet
With tho hills held parley,
"DyinR Is the daylight Hest,
Gathered aro the corn and wheat
Gathered Is tho barley.
"Thou may'st sco tho fields sgaln.
Ripe for harvest never;
Dawn Is time for toll mud Rhiu;
Youth should gamer up the grain
EFO dawn dies toEOvoL"
So tho swift night with hOr rest
All the still world shaded,
And tho mOruiDg on nor bf9ast
Like rose lay faded. W, II. FIEEp'
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Posture, * he Mousy aud ssOei
1farsssA


1fRraSts.
Erv YoEH. Juiy n-EoneT % call cay at
pei omit, lat Loan sud eiosod AZ PCT CENT
Prime mercantile pdrer IS per esnt Sterling
exchange dr.n 9. SeHNat ~ Silver CERT
aeates 64E6sa sGies Ver is7.zSl SheErs -,
The EctE opened on the stock eHehanEe VIE
an nna.ttlF-i tone % the speculati1u, which
quickly dUNFlgped into wgatne.s 10 The r3iSsy
the trprr 1iDh grJatsst. AdTices from the corn
betWstc TUrT duta!orabla, rgPGfiinE seySre n
;uY 70 The crop b. the prottneted aod efeFIIe
" hot weather, There wore western NlllnE
orisrs tn 81 Paul, Rock Island aud B9r;tnf'en
& Quincy tho latter StFk WAS allo 900 ny B Ms.
tou. and London Wus GtIelier Of st Paul Hnr.
iiugton shows q iusS Of 1 pdr cent Rock lslAtId
N and North western IN poF CENT. The rSncfHi.
niIWAy III Eas wax during the greater pan OF
the tlAy, with OCCASIONAL slight miles AID no
MARKET c!uSed beaYy In boGle esSta o. tne lowest
of tho day and In most tnstauech within Hac'
Railway bondp were moderately scttrA
Government bonds hrm-
stntb bonds dull
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1l,,noi. steel Plant Rosnmes.

CmcAoo, July @-Twcnty.fvp hun.
drod mon wont to work ut :to Illinois
stool plant to-day. The works had been
closed down since tho strike began. Ono
thousand moro workmen will be given
employment by the company before tho
end Of tho week,
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Srw YorR. ruly D-ThC latter hnlf Of the
day hts disclosed much improved request for
varying selections Of blehchGl. brown and col.
oTCl COtt0uS. giughnmS. shifting aannols,
nrinted iubrlCS. quilts cotton and wooden dress
goods. clothing wOOlUnS mud cotton nanncis.
Printing cloths IN iSmHnd With kOlGs OF about
5O.VUO: spots NJ go. less ! pCt cent.
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falmouth, Exa.. July 30-Tho BrI.
tannia aud the Santa sailed tho royal
Cornwall yacht club course, City miles,
to-day for prize OF $500. The Britain.
min won by sixteen minutes
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s!npIy uppiy 'swAvHr'S otSrMRH1" No IN.
tcrn0l medicine required. Guns tottor. ecECmA,
Itch all eTuptiOnS on the tncO, hands, nose, &c,
ioRvinR the skin clcur. white anil healthy. Its
great Healing and curative powers Htu possessed
~ no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYRE'E OINTMENT TTIlsiw
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whep Baby was nIct. ws gave hOr castorta.
whcn sho was Guild, ShO cried for caS:nsta.
When sno became Miss She chung to cnstOrtA.
whco shO had Children, she sAvO thcln CANorta.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-31

rain passed over this section last night
and this morning, bat win not so tar 10
making riOa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-31

Tho best 1alvo In the world for cuts,
bruises. cores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
cores, t0ttor. chappod hands, chilblains,
corns, mud all skin Cruptions, and posi-.
lively cures pilos, or no pay required.
Il Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisIac.
lion or money refunded. Price %
ccuts put box. For salO by Logan Drug
ComnAnV.
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SYMPTOMS Moisture: intense Itching and
singing; most u night: wnr,O by scratching. II
BllOWpd 10 continue tumOra form, which often
bleed aud nlcCrHtO, becoming vGrv IOrN
SWAYHRS OivTNrNT stops tho itching aud
bleeding. heals liberation, and In most cases re.
DCcntS. Or. Sw6yuo 4 aOn, phllndclpbia
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Mn,nI..

SEw YnNK. July Sl-.IHg Iron duli. Copper
quiet, Lead firm. Thu quiet. straits Sls 90
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=! ~, Pennsylvania Stations.
IVGyR0nsyIVdnid LINES:
E4 Tratna Run by Central TINE.

rIcxFr oTTfrrs At pESHsyLvAHTA STATION o,
WArEg ST, RoCT % ELHvENTn NJ WnEEttNn
AT SclUkE HouRR. NHEELTED, AMI AT rus
PEYHEYrvGHIA RTATIuS, pttD0EI1BT.
Ea......s--s o.. IltuEtl.I
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pEtEnlnnm.

lowest sOEn; closed sQhc; snlCS 500 barrels
shipments I3i. Ill barrels; rms ifi,IG2 barrels
NV YoyK, July -PCtToicum weaker; Penn.
syivnnin oil snicS none; August option closUd
offered nj SI5fo.
PrTrsBuRGII. PA. July S-Opcncd md high.
cst Bic; closed and lowest Sic
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
onnnd uNcr Sunday, Tune Q. 1891. Passenger
Trims will run rs follows; 'Daily. tDGiIy Ex'
ccpt Sunday 0,ntrai TINA
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East LrBIRTY. Pa. July SA-CAttle. arrivals
III cars; priue q 6oa4 ~; good s. V0H4 20; good
butchers q 51a& On ItogG receipts lishG about
eight cars on sale; market SlGw, closing weak;
PGiladelphiGs Ut q G0n1 - hest YorkcS s. GOh
kct dull; extra sS2SaS 50; good g SONa %; com
mon 60c to 81 ~.
CHICAGO, July N,--lIOEs, receipts g1.ho0 head:
shipments 6,011 head; market dull and !oc lower;
light q Sjh3 TO- rough packing 81 coat 75i mixed
81 7Sah q; heavy pRcktng and shipping 81 GSa
10 Cattle. receipts 2J.OOj head; shipments 20oJ
head; market dull and 5AlOo lower. Sheep ~
coirtS 1000 head; shipments i,0N head market
'dnil and lOc lOwor
CtHc7NNArI. July SD.-IlogE cnsy at & 7ja
$50; receipts 2,0oO head; ChipmentS6o 100 head.
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RAILROADS.

tDHlly, except sunday.
Sunday church trAnS will Leave Elm Crow NJ
9.t5 a IN. and Wheeling az 1911 r m.
Trains No. = G, II and % connect With hcrlic
limo for TrlSdclphtA Iicrdic leaves Tflaielphln
tor Elm Grove At h'.i10 M. 1880 u M. l2Sl n n
and Oilo y, N. Daily. except Sundays and s1s.
nHiay's hcriic will connect with trAia No O.
leaving Wheeling ntllsLD n ~.
sundays herilc IcEvCs Thndclrhta NJ s01
O. IN, 100 q, IN. 6sO p m. and conuGcts with
IraIps No. Z u and n from Wheeling.
Il Y WEISG ERBETl CfOn. Manager.
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DR. WILIrAM A. HAMMOND,
D rspss lrIs SuYravusox
TESTINE.

In exhaustive states Of the Nervous syu.eun. ro-
cutting from excessive mental work: emotional
excitement or other causes capable OF leaseuing
the f1toe and Gndurhneo Of the several organs Of
tho body; depression OF spirits, melanehoi,a aud
oef.sin typss Of Insanity; 10 cases Of muscular
Weakness or Of genStal debility; neuAIthenia,
and all Irritable states Of the brain. Spinsl cord.
OF nervous system generally hin nervous and
eoageStito headache; In neuralgia aud in ner-
vous Dyspepsia; In weak states Of tho genclsIvo
SyS.sm ;-In all Of the HboVe.nRmod conditions
Tesans will be found Of the greatest service.
Dose, o Drops. Prteo "a draehmsl, Sc 90.
where local druggists are not supplied with
tho Hammond Animal Extracts they will DO
mailed, together with oil existing literature on
tho subject, on reoOip: Of prizes. by
TIE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, d. c.
Logan Drug Company, Agents for Wheeling.
aui7yTTIIA9
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uuckIOn's Arnia. snivO.

Nrw ,opH. July n,-wo, Orm.
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OFsYIRGIRIA
Attention! Parents, Guardians & Others.

When you arc looking for school why do you
iistGn 70 exaggerated and unreasonable claims
fot prcicrencG made by schools having no GSpc.
rIence mud no reputation IN impRr'ingn bI!insss
Education, and decide In their favor wltho4t
personally Investigating md making compqn'
Son Of tho COURSES OF Instruction. I'LL facilities
'hge and rcputRto OF schOolS7 II you VIII chi!
bn each and examine Its facilities md then cotr
'Saro them YOU will lind the difference In favor
N Tho WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE so
'rfcat that you cannot fall 10 gvc II the prefer
'encS IN every regarl. ny 50 doug You can w
edo intellIgoutlJ and avoid making tho untOt'
|fuuptc mistake that SONS 10.
Pcnso coll or address
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
iva Wheeling. ". VI.
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wv SSJa5l * F,tS feet May 20 1891
Wv BfgNSSGJ MAIN LINE EAST.
$ysssRNsfss ~ For baltimore, PhlladSl.
%!SSBS pii1 and New York l:lj
l1ttSST j. Iu., sop IN, daily.
cum6orInHd Accommodation, 6so n m, daily
except sundny.
MolniSville Accommodation. 1850 au1 ll'l6 q.
w.. nld $40 p m, except sunday, and 1888 p, m.
Saturday only.
From Nor York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
EGysGr Express. 500 p. tn. daily.
Cunhertund Accommodation, $40 p m.,ex'
cont Sunday.
MounIEvillO Accommodation. ITO q. NJ. or
IN, except Sunday. nnl 1910 pm Saturday oniy.
TRANsomo DIVISION.
Far Columbus and Chicago. 100 and / IL p N,
Columbus aud CINCINNATI EEpaGs, 1929 a. m.
NJ! Newark van decentralization. $50 p, m daily, eE'
X, ElairXviilu Accommodation. lO:go m and
sS0r m. OXCUpt Sunday.
ARRIVE
Chicago Express. 29S D IN and f0'ih .. IN daily.
Cinci1nnti Express i'j5 q. IL. mud 6'2o p. IN.
dBi!y.
cCpt sunday.
St. ClalnTilln Accommodation. Il:3j N. and
S;2s n IN, daily. except sunday.
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVISION
Fur Pittsburgh 800 and 7iSO q. m. daily; l;0
n m, daily. except sunday and 5S p IN" n9iiy;
FOR PitthurYh and the east, 500 u M, anuoiS1
n in. daily
Washington Accommodation. 800 p. N, daily
CXcCpt sunday
ARRIVE
From Pittsburgh, 1915 u.Tn. and go p m, ll'9S
y, ", daily, OnJ i2:ii y. IN, except Sunday, aud
lO,Ci D. m, Sunday only.
Wnhiugt0n Accommodation, $40 4 IN, daily
except SnnuAy.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD,

Aulrs, aud departure o. trnia' or aai Ntlcs
MAY .. lsat ETFlANGuaS ~ rsrFEEScg
MAKE tpd'lT; SUNDAY EXCEPTED .Mpaasr AZ
rsgicd iSslgtlay 4cSptol. isGnAdy ONLY; ST.
mIlNr pNly Ea..efn ssahlLfA I nle
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con Sunday T,n,n No rs will run from Uh.
rtChsville only.
Pos ttmO cnrd. rate of faro md further infOr-
nation regarding our trains apply 10 aug G. L.
& ", ticket agent, or C. s pclEnlp. Travelling
Passenger Agent MnSSllloH, q.
!. Z TERRY
Gcnl Frc.sh. aud Tnsa Agent, Cleveland. Q.
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For Rcnominntlon Have frightened
Considerably In tho Past Week.
Sner{1t nypotrh 10 he Irtslltocroer.
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HIS ANSWER WAS FINAL
How a Usually Charitable Official Me
Request for a Donation.

How Usually Charitable Official Met
a Request for Donation.
''Is that final?"
"You bet it's final, and you'll find it
out if l come out there !"
This was the finale of an interview yes
terdaY between a visitor to the police
station and the jailer. A confirmed mem
Der of the genus hummer, " ho has in the
astfrequently appeared before the Police
Judge, stepped inside the door and said
politely to the jailer: ''Good morning,
Mr.. McManus." The officer looked up
and returned the salutation as politely as
1t was gwen.
Il am financially embarrassed this
morning." began the visitor confident
tally.
Then / know how to feel for you, for I
am troubled that way myself" said Nc
ManuS IN pathizing manner.
"1 es, it's Tough" said the visitor, sor-
roWtully, land L don't see how / can wait
til the pay car comes. | wish you would
be so kind as to contribute small donat-
ion to me till it arrives"
"Pu tell you what Pll do,"said Nc
ManuS, his wrath at the fellow s assurance
getting the upper hand Of his usually
charitable nature. "ril contribute the toe
OF my boot to the rear of your anatomy if
you don't get out of that door imme-
diately."
He rose from his chair at that moment,
and there was something in his manner
that prompted the visitor to inquire if his
decision was final. The next instant the
door slammed behind him.
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These scores were made in the pool I
shooting:
SUPERIOR Court Notes.

Martha J. Brophy, administrators of
the estate of John Brophy, Jr., deceased,
has filed in the County Clerks office her
final account of the estate. The court has
been petitioned to make an order that
the residue of the estate, amounting to
s., ,34S 56 in money, be distributed to the
deceased's father and mother, the heirs to
the estate.
The transcript of papers in the suit of
Henry Miller VS.. Frederick Cox, an
action before the Superior Court of San
Francisco, has been filed in County Clerk
Hamilton's office.
The defendant in the suit of E. K.
Meader VS.. l.. II. Todhunter, by his at
torney, a. l.. Hart, has filed his demurrer
to the complaint. The suit was brought
to recover 6,250 due on promissory notes.
j: II. Liggett, executor of the estate OF
Mrs r. J. Abrams, deceased, has filed
his inventory of deceased's estate, which
consists Of $500 in money.
Mary Ranlett has brought suit for di-
vorce in the Superior Court against G. Z.
Ranlett on the ground of failure to pro-
vide. Johnson IL johnson are attorneys
for the plaintiff
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CAUGHT HIM AGAIN.
The Sprinting Celestial Captured by
Officer Maley Last Night.

O11cer Maley Last N1Snt.
All Hing, the Chinese sprinter and
chicken-thief, who has led the police force
so many unsuccessful chases, was last
night captured by officers Maley and
Talbot at the corner of the alley on Fifth
street, between 1 and j, Chief Rodgers
having given orders to all the officers to
arrest him on sight.
officer Maley spied him going down the
alley, and lay in wait till he came back.
When the Chiuaman came within reach
Malev jumped upon him, as he is so lively
on foot that he is hard to catch if he once
got under way. Captain Talbot came to
Maley'S assistance, and the Cbinaman
howled and yelled and resisted capture.
At the station he beat his head and
breast with his hands. keeping UP q
running fire Of cuss words in his own
language, and probably lamenting his
own carelessness in allowing himself to
be captured just at the beginning Of the
festivities of the New Year.
Hing is an expert chick en-thief, having
served a term in the County Jail for that
otfense. and his f1eetness of foot has saved
him from several other terms, as he has
frequently been chased unsuccessfully.
Officer Maley displayed excellent judg
ment in dealing with the elusive Mon
golian. To have attempted to arrest the
latter by commanding him to stop would
have been useless, for he can outrun any
officer on the force, but Maley. being of
powerful physique, had dead thing on
Mr.. Hing when he got him within his
grasp.
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Johnnie McCaw and C. P. Selby of San
Francisco.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH APPEAL
The Benet1t Concert at the Metro
politan Tonight.


The Benet1r Concert at the Metro
politan Tonight.
Tonight at the Metropolitan Theater
grand concert, vocal and instrumental,
will be given in aid of st. Paul's Episco-
pal Church. 1t is some years since the
good people of the parish have appeared
in the role Of beneficiary. w. Ii. Kin
ross is to be musical director for the
evening. and he will have the valuable
assistance of some of our best local artists.
The church people propose to give full
value Tor every tifty-cent admission paid.
There will be no charge for reserving
seats. The programme discloses choice,
superior entertainment of music. The
programme will run as follows:
Duet, Love and War" Cooke, r. T.
Cohn and W. h. kinross. the well-known
tenor and baritone: song, "Creole Lover"
Buck, Horace Crocl1er, the equally
well-known basso; romanza, Springs
Awakening" (Bach), by the Ideal Man
dolin Club, c. G. Steever, director; sere-
made. Angels (Braza), Mrs. w. II.
popularity; violin obligato by George
Franz, the orchestra leader piano solo,
"Polonaise flat' (Moskowski, Pro-
tessor &. j. Dunster, piano soloist of
high merit: ballad, Forget Me Not"
(Mattei). Mrs. r. II. Hawley. one of Sac
ramentO's best contraltos; seXtet, "Che
Mi Frena" (Donizetti). Mrs. Kinross,
Mrs. Hawley, Messrs. r. T. Cohn, T. F.
Beilhonse tenor, Horace Crocker and
w. IL. kinross; the next number will be
in two parts, q. ''Still as the Night"
(Bohm), b. 1.-THE Vow" (Meyer-Hel-
mund), Miss Hattie Wheat. favorite
singer; poem, ''The Roman Valentine"
recitation by Miss Aimee Murrels, whom
the RECORD UNION has so often com
mended as dramatic reader of remark
able ability; ballad. 81 Promise Thee
(Boex). X. I. Cohn; serenade, Spanish"
(Metra, by the Ideal Mandolin Club;
aria, Honor and Arms" (HandeD, w.
II. kinross; quartet, GOOD Night
(PinsutD, Mrs. Kinross, Mrs Hawley, r.
L. Cohn and w. I'll. Kinross.
Such programme of excellence ought
to fill the house if there were behind
it no appeal from the parishioners OF St.
PauPs Church for aid from the public.
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Rnunl BnsIttB nntnner.

no advance is made by any group it is
left behind so rapidly by others. The
world as whole is rapidly improving in
this respect
The standard of life has the deepest sig
nificance in connection with the labor
problem. All other things being equal, the
higher the standard of life the greater the
energy, the strength and skill of the man,
and hence the greater the product of his
labor, and the greater the amount of ma
terial good things offered for the satistac-
ton of human wants.
The lecture next week will be a contin-
uation of this subject, and will show how
the laborers share in the product is de-
termined under our present industrial
system.
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SMASHED THE BUGGY.

a Boys Reckless Riding Causes a
Collision.
A boy who carries papers on horseback
and is in the habit of riding recklessly
down the alley behind the Golden Eagle,
yesterday collided with buggy contain
ing two men and smashed the buggy,
throwing the men out. The boy escaped
without injury.
Several complaints have been made to
the police about his reckless riding, and
they have expressed a determination to
round him up the first time they can
catch him at it.
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In the New Quarters.

Postmaster Coleman and his assistants
yesterday completed the removal of the
Governments belongings to the new
building at Seventh and X streets. Boxes
for letters and papers have been erected
at Fourth and K, in front of the old quar-
tiers, for the accommodation of down
town people who have been in the habit
of posting their mail there.
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HAS NO TIME.
Tom Clark Mourns the Loss of His
Iimepiece.

Tom Clark is short on time. Yesterday
morning the sun came out clear, and
Tom, thinking that summer had come
and fearing that he would be too warm,
took off his vest and leaving his watch in
it, hung it up in the room back of
Didion's saloon, where he is engaged.
Mr.. Didion warned Clark that a fellow
who had been lying around the place
was asleep in the room and he had better
look out for his watch, but Clark forgot
the warning and now mourns the loss of
his timepiece
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IieviyaI Services.

The revival services will be continued
at the Central NJ. E. Church. on Eleventh
street between II and L, this week, con-
Quoted by the Rev. J. H. Wythe. assisted
by the pastor. Bible readings each dav
at , 2. VI. and preachinc at 1::Stl p NJ
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MOrtuarY for .Innuary.

DR.. II. l.. Nichols, Secretary of the City
Board of Health, reports forty-six deaths
during January from all causes. These
included two from diphtheria and two
from typhoid fever. There were two
deaths from violence and one from opium
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Good Rifle Shooting.
Iufantry

The following excellent rifle scores
were made yesterday at the 200-yard
range by members of Company e, Second
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A. J. Silva has been arrested for selling
LIQUOR by the drink at Second and Q
streets without license.
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20 Ict or 52e,tt.

no LET-429 l. STREET, SUNNY FRONT
| rooms, furnished for housekeeping. fe5-l W.
business CHANCE TO LET - ONE
ID half of the butcher shop us * street, OPP
pOSite the new FoStOl1ice, covering a space OF
2OX1OO feet; suitable for a fish, vegetable or
fruit market premises are in the best OF con-
dtion and ready for occupancy; rent moder-
ate to a good tenant. For Terms apply on TIE
premises, 71S X street. Ja31-Iw
rIyO LET-BY STROBEL, 317 j STREET,
L five-room house; corner lot S0X16O feet;
rent, SO. ja31-l2t
mo NICELY-FURNISHED FRONT
rooms, single or en- suite; bath; CRATE and
gas. Apply at 719 l. street. Ja30-6t
VlO RENT - NEW HOUSE OF FOUR
rooms and bath. Inquire 1923, Second
and Z streets. Ja3O-lW@
ITO LET-THREE NICELY FURNISHED
1 rooms tor light housekeeping with use of
bath. Inquire at 1410 n street.
UlO LET-l621 X STREET, HOUSE SEVEN
| rooms; small barn; lot 40x160; SIS.
CURTIS IL BOWLEY,, Real Estate and In
SuTance, 1O12 Fourth street.
1~1i o STREET.-THE RENT-HOUSE OF
IOl4 4 nine rooms and supplied with all
modern improvements; at present occupied
by L. W. Hale; will be vacated February 1st.
For particulars inquire on the premises.
ITO RENT-l512 0 STREET, A HOUSE OF
| five rooms. furnished; with hot and cold
water, BATH etc. Inquire on the premises.
The record-union., 1894-02-05
Ipat--Inat,to.

C'TRAYED-TO MY RANCH, ABOUT Two
y miles above Clarksburg, a dark bay horse,
about five years Old. owner may have By pay
ing charges. ENOS ROSA. ja3O-6t%
The record-union., 1894-02-05

This evening the annual Tor wooden)
anniversary of Young Ladies' Institute,
No. IL, will be celebrated by party at
Turner Hall. Tickets. 90 cents.
The record-union., 1894-02-05

In England it is imperative that chill
dren be vaccinated.
The record-union., 1894-02-05
FOR RENT.

rrHE BUILDING SITUATE ON THE
J. northwest corner of
K and Fourth Streets,
Having frontage OF forty feet on K street
and eighty feet on Fourth street.
This building is now occupied by the Gov
ernment as the Postoffice, and as soon as we
have obtained possession of the building Will
reht to suit tenant. Lease to reliable party.
Apply to
EDWIN X. ALSIP e CO..
1915 Fourth Street.
y. w. GUTHRIE.
127 j Street.
Plumber, Gas and Steam Filter.
TIN ROOFING.
g. Telephone No. 165.