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MARTINS FERRY.
Haps and nIisiinps In tho Thriving City
Across tho Isiver,

Across the River.
Miss Lizzie Loury. tho girl who tried
TO kill herself at her home on Bro adwav
on Sunday. is getting along very nicely.
She was disappointed in a love affair.
The attempt ut suicide did not become
public until yesterday.
II. G.. Pratt, tho attorney, will be
married on June 20 to Miss Lena Ross.
Ter, Of Wichita kas. The wedding will
take place III St. Johns Episcopal
church at that place.
The new athletic grounds OF tho Y.
N. G. A. will DO opened tomorrow with
a ganlo OF base ball between tho Y. NJ.
U. a. and Bethany college clubs. Two
games will be played.
There was n very large attendance last
night at the entertainment given by
tho Epworth League j n the NJ. Z. CHI urch.
The programme consisted Of singing,
essays. reading, etc.
Superintendent Stewart and family
leave for Oxford. O., on Saturday on the
steamer Iron Queen. From Cincinnati
they 60 to Oxford, their old home, to
spend the summer.
Russell Updegrafr, of Kansas, was in
town yesterday on his return from Mt.
Pleasant, where he attended the funeral
of his father, tho late Rev. D. B. Upde.
graft.
Adam Wernig returned last night
from E!wood. Pa. where he attended
the funeral OF his relative, George
Groupe.
George Worls. OF West Wheeling, re-
coiVed a white cap notice yesterday. 1t
was written in red ink.
Mr.. md Mrs. Harry Souders, of
Leachburg. Pa, expect to visit his par
ms hore this week.
Miss Bcss Griffith will visit Delaware
and Indianapolis before returning
homo.
Lewis Beymor has returned to Pitts
bu rgh after a pleasant visit here.
J. y. Patterson and Frank Heinrich
have returned from Pittsburgh.
Mrs. G. D. Platner has returned from
a months visit at Irondalc.
The Debating clus will have u ban
quiet about June 90.
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will tako tho first motor their engage.
mCutI will allow 80 ns to avoid tho rush.
There will DO plenty OF attractions to
engage their attention from 5 o'clock
until tho time OF tho regular perform.
nucc nc tho Casino. Every arrange.
iQent for tho comfort md convenience
oil tho patrons OF this entertainment Inns
been ncde. and that tho Ellts have
Charge oil tho affair is sufficient guarau.
too Of complete satisfaction.
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said no had boon arrested 800 timoa and
mover tlnod but once. That was in Gin.
%cinngti last season, when he was pulled
six times In ono day. Tho last time n
policeman ordered him to turn up an
alloy, with tho milk wagon no was driv-
Ing.
II can't do that" no said.
why can't youT" uSked tho olicor.
ut would turn my milk"
Lio says hethinks hO deserved the lne
assessed OH him next morning.
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NESBlTT & DEVINE
Tel Ga. 1899 Market Street.
FOR SAID.

have the largest assortment OF Island resi-.
denccs for salc.
a urge STOCK OF clothing. all tho latest s.ylox
cheap
Scycn.roomcd house III Martins Ferry, near
Terminal depot. Good stand Tor saloou-lot % {
IL feet Cheap.
Eight.rOomet house, with all modern improve.
mentS on South Penn streaL. Cheap.
Seven,roomcd house on South Penn St. Ctcnp
FIve-rooncl hOuSe on South Penn ST Cheap
Six.roomed house oh South Penn ST. Chcap
Scvcn.roomcd house on South Front st Closm
FourteCu'roomcd house on South Front stree,
Cheap.
EiGe;ecn.roomod house on South Front stre,t
Cheap.
fhrcc.roomcd house on South York 81. Chcan
Five.roomed house on South broadway. Cheap.
SiS-rOOmcd house MI South lsroadwuv. Cbcan.
Scven.roomed house OIL South Broadway.
Cheap.
Ninc.roomcd house on Fifteenth ST. Cheap.
Seven.rOOmed house on Cnapliue st Choan
Call mud see some of the bargains we hnye ia
large and small residences; also In building loa
and iarms.
- ID II v T --r-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO LIENHOLDERS.

To NIL persons holding liens By Judgment or
Of Charles Otto:
~ pursuance OF adecrce OF tho Circuit Court
Of oEso county made In u caiiSe therein pending
10 shO!ect INC rear estate of The Sald Charles Otto
TO the satisfaction OF the liens thereon. Won mr..
hereby required to present all claims held BIZ
you aud each ~ you against the suid Charles
otto. which are liens on his real estate or any
part or; Tor adjudication TO me at my Office,
Ing: w, Va. on or before Saturday, tho 18th day
OF June, 1894. '
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Nav,
1871. GEORGE + BOYD. =
=, >, Commissioner,
w.L.W. CowDEs, Attorney for Creditors.
mylJTu.a
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DASDRuFF is nm emulation from tho
pores o! the scalp that spreads and
dries, forming scuri and causing the
hair to fall our Halls Hair Remover
cures il.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
L OF REAL ESTATE.

Il OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of deed OF trust mndeby Noah Zano
aud Isabella Znue, his wife. N mo as trustee.
dated the 18th day Of May. Al D. 1879. recorded
~ the Office OF the Clerk OF tho County Court OF
ohio County. West Virginia. In decd OF trust
book No. Is, lOllOs III and li3, ! will sell at tho
north front door OF the Court House In said
county. on
SATURDAY. THE 2D DAY OF JUNE, 1891.
commencing at 10 Il. IN, the following described
property, that Is to sGy: A certain lot or parcel
o. land lying In Ohio county. ". Va, on tho
National roGl about three miles from the cIty
OF wheeling bounded Us follows: Commencing
from the northeast corner Of said lot at Il stake
on The west side Of q drIin in William Porter'S
Held on the east side OF the NotiOual rOad, aud
running thence north 2i5I degrees west s 3S.lOJ
poles 10 i stake. south 65L degrees east o I,.lOO
poles 10 the middle OF the National road aud
with said National road south 2E4 degrees east
5 SS-ln poles; thence north o. degrees gi-lD0
poles 10 the place OF beginning. containing 800.
LOO dc:ei. together with all and singular the
improvements and appnrtenHnces thereon or In
my Tbe belonging thereto, Oc!ug the Same
property conveyed 10 tho said Noah Zane by
William Porter and S. J. lloyd by deed dated the
Slst DAY OF October. 1877, and recorded In tho
Office OF ;he Said County Court in deed book No,
o., pages 80 and ne. The title TO said property
is believed to be good. but selling rs trustee /
VIII convey ouly tho title vested In nc b. said
decd OF trust.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-Ialt of tho purchase
money or rs much moro ms the purchaser
elects TO pay cash OH the day Of sale, the bulanCe
IN Twelve months. u note bearing interest from
Tic day 81 sale TO be given for tue deferred pny.
mem. Tho tltle to be retained until payment
has been made In full.
b b DovENER. Trustee.
W, II, HAlIRn Auctionrcr ,npn
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CANVAS SPECfALTIES
Bearing Foropough's Namo brow
GOOD Sized Crowds.
SOME DISHPPOINTMENTA At THE SIZE

of tho Circus Was Expressed by Those
Who Attended, put Many Wcro
Glad to SEQ ut Least u Partial lie.
turn to tho oid.rAshioned Ideas OF
tho Original Darnum und Fore.
pau.h.
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PenSaco!o. FIoFIIl,

"C. !. Hood s. Co., Lowell. Mass:
Zone thousand dollars worth OF other ned!.
eire,, prescriptions. ETC.. haze failed to do for
mo what floods Sassapavlla has done. Ny
home Is IN Foriia, but In iSSt I went 70 Cantor.
nh md lived there four years. I WAS takcns!cls
In 1886 and had medical assistance, but touud no
relief. the doctors said l had chronic bTonchl.
It's. Twas In tho Marine Hospital At Ban Fran.
cisco several months and ~ Rush Medical Col
lego. Chicago, II months. but still did not get
better, so came back 10 Pensacola. my weight
was thcsrl1 ponntls wIta a'hcayy overcoas on.
Ry Friends Did No. Knew 20,
! was SO thin and broken down. DNt the eli.
mate end being q, huao gave ne y lI7e courage
aud l began trying VARIOUS medicines. In Au.
gust, 1880. I was appointed to : position In tho
United States custom, house. aIy friends urged
my y.tet to haye moi Try Hoods Sar,ap7-Ilin- |
took It three times 3 day Just to please ler. But
70 my surprise l cU,rmenccd 70 feel differently
after = week on Hoods. I found l was hungry
and that TcoaId sleep better; thas tied feeling
also LEFT ne. so I continued taking Hoods Sar.
saparilla; have used nine bottles and four
boxes OF Hoods Pills, with tho result that
am Row In Good Health,
weigh 10 pounds. have ) good appetite. sleep
well. a1d haYo nor lost a days work since l be.
Gan to take this medicine. Wien everything
Moods sagss;'si1iaC Cures
else has failed; I found that Hoods sars,parIla
cures" ARrHuG MecoSSEtLsUnlted State,
Bargu ONCE, Pensacola. Florida
Moods pills act easily, yet promptly and
emclently, on the liver and bowels. &C.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.


by virtue OF a deed OF trust made b. Cl,,rlcs
II. Wise. August Kramer mud l;aymund Naner,
10 me as tru3tec. dated August ID. 1872 and
recorded In the Office OF the Clerk Of the County
Cont OF Ohio county. Wcst Virginia, IN Deed Of
Trust Book No. 10. folio fnJ. / shall olcr NJ Dub.
lie salo 10 the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. MAY 26. 1885,.
beginning AT 10 o'clock n. m, Mt the north door
OF the Court House OF said county. n certain lot
or parcel OF land In tho city Of Wheeling. Ohio
COMFY. West Virginia, thus described. tO.wit.
Being lot numbered ono hundred and twenty
MDl on the northeast corner OF Market md
lwenty-iourth streets III said city. with the nm.
purtenanccs thereon. and helny the same prop.
erty conroyed by the snid Wise. Kramer md
BAuer by Samuel J. ElliiritL. by decd dated Jams
-. lST2, and recorded In said ollre. -
1ERAS'OP SATE:-One-ihlnl OF the purchn,o
money md rs much more us the purchaser may
elect, cash In hand. and the residue in two equal
iilSlalllnGnts at nine and clgh teen months M.
speciVely. with Interest from tho day OF snlc
the purchaser to giTc notes for the deferred in
stIulnents. secured by deed OF trust upon tho
premises and by n policy OF Insurance. 10 nm
amount anu In i company satisfactory 10 tho
undersigned. "|
JOIN j. JONES. Trustee.
W. r. HUBBARD. Attorney.
W IL HAiLEI AnctionccF. APPS
The sale OF the above mentioned propcr,v 4,
postponed until SATURDAY. juno 9. 1874. n, In
O'CLOCK u m, ut the snme place.
hLySS JOHN J. JONES, Trns,cc
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NORGE
To Whom Il ltdy Concern:
|, tho undersigned, will not DO responsible for
INV debts hereafter contracted by the children
Of the latc Mn. Clara Ilillcubmu1.
JOlIS \. IILLESDRAND,
my21 Guardian.
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FOR s. A Il,

House OF three rooms, Market s!ruet, Centre
Wheeling. SUJ.
House Of ten rooms, brick. Market street, Fifth
ward. easy terms, 5000.
House Of fye rooms, brick. Fourteenth street.
g. 100.
ward. 81. 2jl~
House. FIVE rooms, Woods street, East whe.-
Ing. 81 400.
Fine farm. 1877 acres. three miles from Mounds.
Vile. with splendid improvements. This Is a
bargain.
ESQ feet of land fronting on McColloeh and
Lind streets.
liotol Of fourteen rooms, doing good SuslausL
splendid location. cheap.
House OF seven ROOMS and hall, Chaplin
street. Centre Wheeling. $3.50.
Lot cast end Fourteenth street, 500.
Lots on Lind street. peivHlerc. S17j each,
Lots In ltchrcn. & Speiiers addition. Hand
lnn's addition TO North Bcnwood, B,gg< Run,
C~nldwcll's Run. Pleasant Valley, bellevue aud
other places In and near tho citv.
Money TO loan on CITY real eStnte: 500. SOL,
siUO. 500, s1UO. Sl,og. sl,jOO aud s1,0O.
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?al5 Eor street. SIX rooms. 5000 pcr month.
ai3 Eotf street, four rooms, second and third
stories. $50 per month.
22l5 Eo:f street. four rooms. si 90 per month.
-Four rooms. second story, Market street. Filth
wnrl. $40 90 per month.
Two rooms. trst noor, TweuIy-soyenth street,
So 90 per month.
Three rooms. second floor. $500 Eor street,
IS Oh per month
Three rooms, nrst floor. McCollnch street po1r
Thir.y-frst street, 81 per month.
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j..
lli3 Market street: 1elephonc6SI. ap5
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REAL ESTATE.
Rents d

No. 40 Main street, large modern brick dwca.
ing. fourteen rooms,
No, 1897 MCCOllOrh street, brick. Sll 20.
No. o. Ohio street three rooms. 81 ~.
No. 1927 Foil street, brick. seven rooms
No, 81 Virginia street, immc. six rooms.
The Waddlngtnn Place, h0nSc aud d acrcI
No. aliO MGColi0ch street, largo frame dwi.l
ing. VIII put IN frstclasg Urlcr for good tuHau.
No. GO Aialn street. brick dwelling.
No. 30! Main street, first llOnr. three roomg
No. III Thirty.thirl street. brick. 1.-Two rDonL
1'woSplcnIid Office rooms In Masonic bu!llias
M. @S1 ChRnlinc street. live rooms, $500
No. ljOi Market street. Office rooms
no. y Alley Z. lower part, 500.
No. l2i ThIrty.thlrI street. i've rooms. 500
No. WJ Main street. twOlvcJoun uni hlt1.
Office rooms In llIbbnrl Block. Illi Markets.
No. LjIl Main street. second aud thlrt lOort
Store roomsO OF: South street, III ielrn1 TAI,
cTlaclG building.
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Noodle Pills act easily, yet promptly and
efficiently, on The liver and bowels. &C.
The morning call., 1894-04-16
IS STILL THE TARIFF.
Many Senators Waiting for a
Chance to Speak.
The Upper House Adjourns To-Day
Out of Respect to the Memory
of Senator Vance.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The Senate
will adjourn soon after the hour OF meet
ing tomorrow ou: of respect for the men,
ry of Senator Vance.
With the exception of the Chinese
treaty, which is TO be considered on
Tuesday, and the routine morning bust
ness of each day, the remainder of the
week promises nothing but continuation
of the tariff debate. There is little doubt
but that the Senate will accept the gree
ment reached betwesn Senators Harris
and Aldrich providing hat the general de-
bate on The tariff shall not DE Interrupted
by roll calls or other business. and shall
continue each day from to o'clock.
This will probably preclude all parlia-
mentary contests and pave the way for a
dozen or so tariff speeches. Senator Nc
Laurin will speak on Wednesday, and
later in the week Senator'S Turpie aud
Palmer, and possibly other Democratic
Senators, will speak.
On the Republican side Senators Dolph,
Morrill,. Perkins. Higgins, Gallinger. Gull
lOm. Hoar, Camernn and Washburn will
pro baby address the Senate if time per-
mits. II there should at any time be any
lack of speakers Senator Quay will con-
tinue his speech, the delivery of which, it
is understood, will consume several DAYS
time.
The morning call., 1894-04-16
JUST IN TIME.
London Police Capture a Dangerous
Anarchist.

Anarchist.
LONDON, April 15.-At Harrington Road
last night Detective Melville arrss ed
Francesca Polti. an Italian, we'll known
as a dangerous anarchist. When taken
into custody ne had bomb in his posses
sion. He was great friend of Beurdin,
he anarchist, who was fatally injured
some time since by the premature ex-
losi0n of bomb that be was carrying to
Greenwich PARK. After BourdIn's death
Polti vanished from his usual haunts and
after much search it was discovered he
had taken refuge in a house at Clerken-
well.
The police watched his abode closely
and Saturday were rewarded by seeing
him emerge therefrom. He carried sus-
picious-loOking parcel and started uff on a
quick pace, closely followed By the de-
tectives. When he reached Farringdon
Road the six men who were shadowiug
him sprang upon him. He was taken to
the BOWS treet police station.
The parcel he had been carrying was
found to contain an iron bomb seven
inches long and five wide with an iron
screw knob al one end. Later Poltrs
lodgings were searched and there wers
found bottles containing sulphuric acid
and liquid otasb. A number of letters
and some anarchistic literature were seized.
II transpires that the police received
warning two wesks ago that an explosion
would be shortly attempted in England.
The authorities regard the capture as a
most important one.
The morning call., 1894-04-16

change. and we must make them change
Tor the bet er. The best thing that can
be said of any people is 'Ye are somewha
religous'-not altogether so. What wa
should do is to make people somewhat
more so.
Theology is a science; religion is a
life. Theology may die and be forgotten:
religion will still live on for ever. A creed
is but the husk. The kernel is the eternal
truth. the living God. All theologies and
formulas should be sacrificed to eternal
ruth"
The congress will be formally opened in
Golden Gate Hall al 2:30 o'clock this after
noon. The following is the programme for
ihp dav:
Address of welcome by the president OF the
Midwinier Faii congresses; opening address by
the chairman Of the Cougiess OF Religion, Rev;
A. c. Hirst. ID D.; "The FatherhO0d OF God ma
the b. lotherhuod of Man." Rev. Horati0 Strb-
bins. ID. All P. M.-"Wnal is Religion and
how i is Expressed" Right Rev. j. III. ID. Wing
held. d D.. OF nicia; theme To be selected,
hrv. f. NJ. Bristol. DID,, of Evanston. ILL.,;
Historic Thesm," Professor +, ank II. Foster
oI the Congregational Theological Seminary.
The morning call., 1894-04-16

march will then begin on 70 Washington.
OAKLAND, April 15.-Sunday at the ID
dustrial Army's headquarters at Carriers
barn passed without incident worthy OF
note. The soldiers, out of respect for the
day, brushed and bathed and assumed
more than everyday quiet. A campfire
was built in the stable-yard and score or
two of men lay around it throughout the
day.
At 1890 o'clock in the morning at the
sound OF the bugle 300 men fell into line
ard marched TO the First Presbyterian
Church to hear DR. Coyle's address on
"rhe Old, Old Story" The entrance of
the army created stir among the stsid
Pensioners and added much significance
to the remarks of the popular divine. Gond
order prevailed in the ranks. When the
service was concluded the army filed out
without demonStrat tion and tramped back
to the barracks.
Last night DR.. Hummer was visited at
the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Fully 300 men were ia line. The discourse
was listened to with respect aud Interest.
the army returning directly to headquar-
quarters as in he morning.
The morning call., 1894-04-16
TAKES 1T WITH HIM.
DIR. Swift and His Telescope
Leave Rochester.
The Astronomer Is Famous for the
Number of Comets and NebulR
He Has Discovered.

ROCHESTER,. n. Y. April 15.-Dr. Swift,
who retired from the Warner observatory
yesterday, was for ten years the scientist
in that institute. but the recent collapse OF
the patent-medicine man and the subse-
quent sale Of his property made IL impos-
sibe for the astronomer to occupy the
East-avenue property any longer.
The people of Rochester made no pro-
visions for retainIn the scientist in the
city and he was forced to leave. He takes
with him the telescope with which he has
discovered nearly 1000 nebulse. which
was overlooked by the Herschels.
For five years and until the Warner OBJ
servatory was erected and placed in his
charge. DR.. Swift was a hardware mer-
chant by day and a c0met-seeker by night.
HIS observations were made from the f Al
roof of ider-mil. 1t was during
this period that he gained his fame
as discoverer of six comets.
Since Ills occupation OF the observatory
DR.. Swift, while not abandoning his
penchant for comet-fnding, has directed
his energies toward new nebul8 and has
discovered $50. His eye is keen and his
step elastic and altogether he Is as vigor-
Gus as the average man score of years
younger. He Is over IA years OF age.
The morning call., 1894-04-16
A MOB WITH A PURPOSE.
Swift Justice Visited on an Ohio
Eiend

CLEVELAND, April 15-Seymour New
Ian. negro with a bad reputation. COM
mitted criminal assault last Dight upon
an aged woman named Mrs. Knoules. liv-
Ing Rushsyivania, Logan County, Ohio.
lie was captured this morning, but when
the Sheriff arrived from Belefontaine to
take charge OF the prisoner mob which
had collected refused to give him up.
The Sheriff summoned posse. but still
the mob would not yield. A cali was then
made on the militia and a Company left
Bellefontaine late this evening for the
seat of the trouble. The infuriated citl-
zens warned the Sheriff they were deter
mined blood would flow before the
prisoner would be surrendered and an
attempt at rescue would De useless, as
dynamite bombs were under the Jail and
the prisoner would be blown to atoms
The militia arrived, but after parlying
the Sheriff decided to do nothing and the
troops were returned. Soon alter the mob
made a raid on the Jail and the building
was overturned. A moose was put about
the negro's neck and he was dragged to a
tree about 100 yards distant. A dozen
willing hands grasped the rope and the
negro was swung into the air. As his
body rose above the mob the air was rent
with the shouts of the men and women
who had assembled to witness the lynch
ing. As soon as the work was finished the
mob dispersed and Quiei was restored.
The morning call., 1894-04-16
REPORTS A NEW BILL.
SO me Changes in the Nicaragua
Canal Measure.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-Senator Nor
gan, cha rman OF the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations, has reported favorably
a bill intended as committee substitute
for the Nicaragua canal bill heretofore in
troducsd by him.
The bill differs In some respects from
the original measure. II contem plates
full Coo peraion on the iart of the Uni ed
States In the work of The Nlcaraguan Mer-
camille Company. All stocks, bonds and
bond Obligations and Liabilities of the
company are to be Cancelled TO satisfy and
enable the company to take care Of the
stocks and bond obligations. An issue of
$1,000.000 worth Of worcestershire stock
is TO be made at par, The Secretary of
the Treasury is to control retirement of
obligations and the sale OF the new stock
The bill originally introduced provided
for the immediate issuance of only
$1,000. 600 in bonds. while the new bill in
creases tho amount to $4,000, 900, or
enough for the liquidation of expenditures
already made on the canal. The Secretary
of the Treasury is to issue S4. 800. 600 bonds
of the company guaranteed by the United
Sta ties.
The new bill strikes out the provision
forbidding Goveroment directors to be
stockholders in the company, and also
eliminates the discretionary powers con-
ferred on the visiting engineers In the
original bill.