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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
THE GRAND this evening-"slavery
Days"
BLUE birds were seen in open fields
hereabouts the past week.
A MEETING OF the council committee
on scales is called for this evening.
GEORGE REED was arrested last night
by Officer Watson, for beating his vile,
Minnie Reed. known as Minnie Shrlver.
SATURDAY afternoon B. & o. engine
and four freight cars jumped the track
at the La Belle mill, delaying travel for
some time.
Gus PRAcHr, the we'll known w. & e.
G. conductor, caught his finger in coupl-
ing cars yesterday, and the end OF 1t
was crushed off.
THE fires have been started in the
Wheeling steel plant at Benwood, and
work will be resumed there to-day. BY
the middle of the week everything will
be going in full.
HATTIE WILSON, we'll known colored
chamber maid on the river, wants it
known that she is not the mother OF
Cora Harris" the colored girl shot at
Jeanette, Pa, last Friday.
TIE oldest inhabitant has no recol-
lection of January when farmers did
as much blowing as they have this
year, and from these early indications
big crops will be planted this season.
TIE Glendale Coal Company on Satur-
day paid off its striking miners in full,
and at the same time notified them to
move out of the company's houses. 1t
is said new miners will be brought in.
A LIVELY fight took place in IEtna-
Vile on Saturday afternoon between
Jack Cox and colored man. The fight
was n desperate one and Cox, who
fought in prize fight style, was an easy
winner.
SATURDAY in the criminal court, Judge
Jordan, Annie Keim plead guilty to the
charge of keeping house of i'll fame,
and was fined $50 and costs. Olive
Brown, Olive Burns and Olive Logan,
three inmates, were fined s. and costs
each for lettering. The fines were paid.
THE body of George Johnson. who
was killed on the railroad on which he
was brakeman near Syracuse. n. y,
last week, as chronicled in the 1NTELLI-
GENCER, arrived here yesterday and will
be buried from the residence of his
mother. on Seventeenth street, this
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
IN Squire Gillespy's court Saturday
Fritz Palmer was tried upon peace
warrant sworn out by Otto Gottschalk
on Friday. After hearing the evidence
in the case, Justice Gillespy required
him to furnish bond in the sum of $500
for his good behavior for year. He
furnished bond, and was released.
SLAVERY DAYS." which opens an en-
gagement of three night and matinee
at the Grand tonight, is somewhat on
the order OF "The South Before the
War;" which made such hit here, but
it has many novel features. The prin-
cipal people with that production, be-
and it will no doubt do big business
while here.
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An unusual interest is felt in the en-
tertainment to be given at the Opera
House Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings for the benefit of the City Hospital.
1t is to be Mother Goose Reception"
and that it will be a pleasing affair in all
respects there can be no doubt. The
names of those who are to take part fur
nish sufficient guarantee that an artistic
performance will be given. The re-
hearsals will end with full dress one
this evening. Following is the pro-
gramme in full:
PART I.
Mother Hubbard and her friends on tie way to
Mother Goose.
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Cleared quay
all the troubles
and ailments that
mako woman's
life a burden to
h or. Sh els re-
lieved, cured, and
restored, with DR..
Pierce's Favorite
Pres ton.
Periodical pains,
weak back, bear
ing down sensa-
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STAR CLOTHING HOUSED. euN0LING & CO.

There's about it, although folks can't it
any than though tirtysecond degree Masonry
it's plain the your face large and rapidly
increasing of thinking people that good Clothes rightly
tailored, serviceaby trimmed, skiluIy made from good
fabrics most desirable for boys just surely such
goods for the folks. PRlCES2 Yes
quote book full of te but what good unless you
the garments AS rule there's the most "hue
and cry prices there ste of merit Most of
call rot and intended to blind you WE CAN'T the
lowest prices ONLY because WON'T handle unreliable stuff
you think less of for saying candidly You pick the
suit noW--We' II do the rest.
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Portfolios.
Saturday there was quite as great a
rush for the currentissues of the Worlds
Fair Photos and Sights and Scenes OF
the World as on any former day. The
coupons and dimes rolled in at the IN
TELL1GENCER counting rooms, and the
books were handed to the applicants I'M
til many hundreds had disappeared
from the large piles.
No former issues had given greater
delight to those who received them
than did those given out Saturday.
The successive issues keep up the
bright promise OF the first copies won
derfully we'll.
The mail orders also came in quite as
briskly as on past Saturdays, and yes
terday there was no falling off. These
fine art works have caught the commune
ity, and each week new names are add
ed to the list who send in the six cou-
pons and ten cents in coin.
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prostration, all s'female COMPLAINTS are
cured by it. It improves digestion, enriches
the blood, dispels aches and pains, brings re-
freshing sleep, and restores health and
strength.
It's powerful general, as well as uterine,
tonic and nervine, imparting vigor and
strength to the entire system Contains no
derange digestion; Legitimate medicine
not q beverage.
If you're tired, nervous, or suffering
woman then the sFavorite Prescription .
every case, to bring you help. If it doesn't
give you satisfaction, you have your money
back
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THE INrEnnrGENCER PHOTOS

a Steady Growth i'll tho Demand for the
Portfolios.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-22

To insure hearty appetite and in
creased digestion take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
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MOTHER GOOSE PARTY.
The Programme for the Fine En-
tertainment to be Given
FOR TIL. CITY HOSPITAL BENEFIT.

The Opera House will be Crowded
Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings,
when this Unique Performances Will
be the Attraction-The Names of
those who are to Take Part in the
Entertainments.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Rev. DIR. Schwarm, late ofTiffin, Ohio,
the new pastor OF the English Lutheran
church, occupied the pulpit there both
morning and evening yesterday for the
first time. Both congregations We're
unusually large, and DR.. Schwarm made
decidedly good impression OH the peo-
pie OF his future charge. lie will re-
main here day or two to secure a
house for his family, and will then re-
turn to Tiftin and bring them here.
Mrs. T. G. sBraden and children, of
-Clarksburg, are at the Windsor.
John Heilmeier, the dyer, left yester-
day for the east on business trip.
Capt. Hallock, the we'll known con-
tractor, left early this morning for
Piedmont.
Mrs. Lilly. G. List leaves this morning
for her home in Chicago, after visit to
relatives here.
S. NJ. Hatton. of Clarksburg, and D.
A. Upland, of Waverly, registered yes
terday at the Stamm.
Mrs. Will s.; Reed and daughter, of
Huntington, formerly Of this city, are
visiting relatives onthe Island.
BENJAMIN Schloss, the San Francisco
glass buyer, arrived in the city yester-
day and registered at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Robert Simpson. ir., who has
been i'll for some time. was yesterday
reported in q very dangerous condition.
Mrs Patrick Judge, Of Grafton, who
has been the guest OF Mrs. Capt. Ste
phen Riley, on South Chapline street,
has returned home.
w. Kelly, of Petersburg; Frank
Freeland. of Burton II. NcMullen and
LII Dunlap, of Sistersville, and W.sR.
.Rine and T. C. Rine, Of Bird, registered
yesterday at the Behler. b
s1MmoSss Liver Regulator is Invaluable
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Mrs. T. G. EBraden and children, of
-Clarksburg, are at the Windsor.
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Less Than Manufacturers Cost.
Shirts, neckwear, etc. 146 N. Spring ST.
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already nearly been paved. The south
eide OF the same street will also be
paved. Two new houses will be erected
in this vicinity within 60 days. A boom
seems to have struck West University
Place with full force.
Mr.. Hall is building a new house on
the corner of Thirty-seventh street and
Hough avenue.
William Ksllar, who has been erecting
a number of cottages on Key West and
Hoover streets, has another in course of
erection.
A cottage owned by Mrs. Howe and
occupied by family named Marshall
was burned to the ground early last Fri
day morning. The house was located on
Vermont avenue near Jefferson street.
The house was insured for $500 the fur
nlture was all saved.
A new tailor shop has been opened up
on Jefferson street.
The parloTs of Mrs. Cool presented
homelike appearance last Wednesday
evening, with q number of people occu-
pying them. The occasion was the silver
anniversary of the organization of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society. A
literary programme appropriate to the
occasion, interspersed with music. was
an enjoyable feature. Dainty refresh
ments were served by young ladies. Of
feriDgs of silver were given by the guests.
A social time closed the evenings enter
tainment.
The university opens next Wednesday
for the spring term.
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POMONA.
The odd Follows Entertainment Com
inRZSociaf cvsnts-PersOnals.

The odd Fellows Entsrtainment Conn
ingZSociaf fcvsnts-Personals.
POMONA, March 31.-The Odd Fellows
entertained their numerous friends right
royalty last night, the occasion being
the anniversary OF the completion OF the
fine three-story brick building which the
order has erected.
An address of welcome was delivered
BY Noble Grand Stout. followed by
music by Hunters orchestra. E.
Rhoades delivered an address upon
Friendship; A. d. Thatcher, Love; Pro-
iessor Molly neaux, Truth.
A vocal selection by male quartette
and music by the orchestra closed the
programme. An hour socially was spent
after this.
The coming wsek will be social one.
Monday evening E.na lodge No. 10Y,
Knights OF Pythias of Pomona, will hold
open meeting, the occasion being the
visit OF the grand chancellor OF the state,
Hon. Frank MCGOWAN OF Humboldt.
Brethren and friends are invited to be
present.
On Tuesday evening musical and
literary entertain ment at the NJ. E..
church, to which charge of 10 cents
admission will be made, will be given.
On Wednesday evening an open $685.
sion of the Independent Order of For
esters occurs. The high chief ranger of
the order is expected to be present to
address the meeting. A social time fol-
lows.
NOTES.
The funeral services of Mrs. Cora B.
Hewlett, wife OF E. j. Hewlett. whose
death occurred last night, will take place
from the Presbyterian church tomorrow
Sunday at 2:30 pm. Rev. l.. H.
Frary of the Congregational church will
conduct the services, assisted by the
W. r. @. and D. OF r.
Mrs. Jennie Filler, nee Jennie Huff,
and young son are expected upon visit
to her parents tomorrow.
Rev. Adams breaches tomorrow morn
ing upon The Beauty Of Holiness.
Rev. Ada G. Bowles will make the sub
ject of her evening discourse at the Eni-
tartan church The Deadly Cigarette.
Now that Postmaster Smiths term OF
Office has expired. the question that lie
going the rounds is, who will be the
next postmaster
George q. Egsn and Clyde Brasher,
both aspirants for the postmastership,
are in Los Angeles.
Among yesterdays visitors to Los An
geles were Phil Stein and j. A. Nc
Arthur.
LoRDsBURG.
Wednesday evening, April 4th, the
first OF series of four musical entertain
ments will be given at the M. E. church
by the Ready Workers, to raise funds
to buy piano.
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TERMINAL ISLAND.
The Summer Season Fairly Open-New 9
Matters.

Tho Summer Season Fairly Open-Eew
Matters. 1,l
TERMINAL ISLAND. March 31.-Man-
ager I. NJ. Gilbert is playing in big luck,
the island promising to be the most
popular and best paying resort. Mr..
Gilbert has q partner, Mr.. Larraway,
and they make a good team and are
popular.
Great things are expected when the
Santa Fe gets to running down here,
and already the inquiries for tent space
has taken the form OF an epidemic. A
toboggan slide from the bath house will
be arranged so as to land the sliders in
the water every pop-that is, it will be
telescope in action, expanding or re-
ceding with the tide.
The old dredgef that has lain here for
years has been hauled away from the
Terminal wharf further up stream to
make room, so it is rumored, for an ex-
tension OF the wharf. upon which an
other large fish cannery is to be built.
The fishermen are making great
catches now, sending several tons day
to Los Angeles and Pasadena over the
Terminal line.
The season may be considered as on,
the second OF the pavilion hops being
announced for Wednesday, April 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie of Los Angeles
tried dip in the golden sea Sunday.
Mr.. George Valiant and party OF Los
Angeles thought the bathing delightful
Sunday.
Mr.. F. L. Bower of Visalia took his
fret ocean bath Sunday.
DIR. Burdick, superintendent of the
county farm, and wife visited the island
Sunday.
DR.. Q. s. Green and party of eastern
tourists came down in their private
Pullman palace car Tuesday and re-
mained over until next day.
Mr.. A. l.. Kinch, conductor on the
Santa Fe, and wife were the guests of
Mrs. I. M. Gilbert, sister of Mrs.
Kinch, at the pavilion last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. FTaiser of Port
Cock kburn, Canada, returned from Cata-
lina and put up at the pavilion during
the week.
Mrs. WGlf, whose husband ia mem
Der of the firm of Wulff Bros, agricul-
tural implement manufacturers, of
Blair, Neb., is guest at the pavilion.
Mrs. w. D. Buckley of North Cuca-
monga is also guest at the pavilion.
Mr.. Edwards, editor of the Harbor
Review, ia frequent visitor.
E. H. HALLS many friends are glad to
welcome him back to his old position
as ticket agent here for the Terminal.
Mr.. Harrison and daughter, late agents
here for the Terminal, have been trans
ferred to Long Beach, Mr.. Hall acting in
that capacity here.
DR.. and Mrs. Norman of San Pedro
lunched at the pavilion Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Weldon and party of San Pc.
dro spent the day here last Sunday.
Miss Helen Reynolds entertained
party of Los Angeles and Wilmington
friends at the pavilion Sunday.
Mr.. II. Lieman and wife OF the San
Pedro Times were guests of the pavilion
Sunday
Mr.. d Williams OF the Kerckhoff &
Gunner Il mber company was among the
Sunday v sitors.
Mr.. A. Crawford, general superintend.
ent of the Crescent Goal company, was
down on business Thursday.
The yacht Bonnie Bell which went
ashore around the point during the late
gale, is at the ship yard on the island
being overhauled and repaired.
Mr.. Emery, assistant cashier of the
Terminal, was here on business Thurs
day.
Mrs. 7. M. Gilbert spent Thursday in
Los Angeles.
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EsCoNDIDo.
Tho New FIGURING -MII-Notes of Prog
ress.

Tho New FIGURING MIlI-Notos of Prog
ress.
EscoNDIDo, March 31.-Work on the
new Touring mill is being pushed along
at good rate, two carloads OF lumber
having already arrived for use in its con.
struction. and the sidetrack for the rail-
road ia being laid, ready for business.
However, there won't be much business
at this or any other mill unless we get
some more rain. It is badly needed
now, but the grain could stand it with
out rein for some time yet. if we only
get more some time this season.
William d. Woodbridge is loading two
cars of oranges Paul s Heff1emen. two
cars of raisiuH; the Land and Town COM
pany, one Car of raisins; all to 60 out
today.
Three cars OF grain were shipped few
days ago. A carload of Implements and
carload of -four we're just received.
A new building is going up on Grand
avenue, to be occupied by McLarnan &
Daighty with q stock OF windmills,
tanks, pumps and other irrigating sup
plies.
Mrs. L. W. Atwood and daughter, of
Waupun, Wis, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, +. II. Dowse at Hotel Escondido.
Mrs. Chapman ana family. OF Topeka,
Kan, are visiting DR.. Lucy M. Inger-
soil.
The north end of the valley, which is
the most thickly settled rural commun-
ity near EscondidO, has been named
Los Csrritos by its residents, who con-
template forming a school district Of
their own to include that locality:
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CORONADO.
Good Times for People at the Big Hotel,
Other New.

Good Times for People at tho Big Hotel.
Other News.
CORONADO, March 3l.-Excursions by
the Coronado railroad to the govern
ment jetty at the mouth of the harbor
are popular things nova days. trains OF
observation cars being run from both the
ferry and the Hotel del Coronado. A
large force of men are prosecuting work
vigorously, and an excellent opportuni-
ty is afforded by the excursions to wit
ness the interesting operations and their
progress. The schooner Excelsior has
during the past week discharged suffi-
cient cargo of lumber to complete the
contract for ietty purposes, and the
1000 appropriation made by congress
WAS telegraphed from Washington
Thursday. The largest excursion of
this kind OF the season ia expected to
take place Sunday, April let.
A little entertainment witn dash of
Spanish flavor occurred one day last
week for the amusement OF hotel guests,
when Mexican and bronco contested
with each other for mastery. The man
and the animal were pretty evenly
matched, and the formers ieats OF rid
ing were greeted with applause upon
their successful termination.
The Hotel del Coronado polo team
has given some fine exhibitions in the
way of water polo at the swimming
baths during the season, adding materi-
ally to the enjoyment of those sojourning
here. AZ grand finale the team will,
on Thursday evening next, be rendered
u benefit by the hotel guests. A capital
programme Of water sports is being pre-
pared by the polo players, including, be-
IContinued on Fifteenth pagel
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SOUTH PASADENA.
a Benefit Concert Which was a Sue

Benefit Concert which was q Sue
cess-Notss.
SOUTH PASADENA, March 3l.-The
concert for the benefit of the free read
ing room in Opera House hall was at
tended by large and appreciative audi
ence, among whom were noticed many
from Los Angeles and Pasadena.
The programme was excellent, each
number exhibiting talent of a high
order.
The Misses Clara and May Newton,
who are recent graduates of Emerson's
school of orstory, gave several seec-
tions, their first number Gin costume>
being the tent scene between Brutus
and Cassius, from Julius Caesar, which
showed marked ability and careful
training, though their later recitations
were probably more appreciated.
The Moon and l, from the Mikado,
sung by Mrs. W. B. Clapp in costume,
was charming.
Msssrs. @. 8. and H. M. Green, Mr..
and Mrs J. W. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
0. W. Kyle, Miss Grace Longley and
Miss Mary Elsie Croft were enjoyed in
their various roles OF music and recita-
tion, all of whom 30 kindly donated
their services.
Our South Pasadenan was issued this
week from its own printing Office, just
opened in the hotel by Geo. w. Glover
jr., who is now ready to do all kinds of
work in his line.
G. L. Hasson & Co. are engaged in
packing and shipping oranges from this
place. Several carloads we're shipped
last week and more are being rapidly
filed.
A little daughter of Mr.. A. W. Smith
of Lincoln Park broke her arm in two
places, between the wrist and elbow, by
falling off the porch one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reedy, Mrs. ]. K. War
rem and Mrs. A. Hart took advantage of
low rates last week and left for their
respective homes in the east.
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promptly at 2:30. Admittance free.
All are cordially welcomed.
Mics Ethyl Hubbard was very plese-
antly surprised by number OF her
young friends last night at her home on
Mary street. The evening was happily
epent with games and refreshments.
Thoee present were Misses Baesett, M.
Copelin, Leah Crawford, Bertha Hard
wick, Annie Ross, Gortie Gaines, Mrs.
Nellie Downs, Messrs. Wood. Van Fas-
sen, Pratt, Smith, Bell, Bovine, Orr.
s1 Rev. N. f. Raylin. formerly OF Chi
caRo, will deliver famous lecture en-
titled Social and Religious Liberties, a
lecture we'll suited to these precarious
times, at the tabernacle, Monday even
ing, April I'd, at 80 O'Clock. Come
every body, with your creeds, and learn
great lessons. Also be prepared to con-
tribute 10 cents just for hall expenses.
The Knights of Pythias are making
extensive arrangements for reception
10 be rendered the grand chancellor OF
the lodge on Tuesday evening OF next
week. An excellent programme has
been arranged, including musical selec-
tions by Professor KYLE. Mics Peck and
Professor Fricke, Kyle .quartette and
the Serenade club.
The newsboys completed their celebrs-
tions with athletic contests on the club
grounds on South Fair Oaks avenue this
afternoon. The winners were: Foot
races-Lswis Howard, perfumery; Sid
ney Marx, knife; Winfield Riggs, per-
fumery. Frog race-F Florin Jones, pei
iumery; Charles Ward, bicycle ticket.
Cracker race-Lewis Lang, vaee; Har-
old Clackner and Frank Brady, bank.
Egg races. Solomon, knife. Jump
ing-Ben Pierce, pocket book.
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OF the general fund there were drawn
during the quarter warrants to the
amount of $26, ,436 35. and cash received
o the amount of $26, ,907.25.
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SAN BERNARDINo.

A FIrebug Pleads G GuIlty-OOunty Settle
ment-woman's Parliament.
SAN BERNARDINo, March 3l.-Wiiliam
Tran, who was arrested last Sunday
evening for attempting to fire China
town, was today brought before Judge
Otis OF the superior court, whereupon
he pleaded guilty and, waving time, WAS
sentenced to San Quentin for term of
five years.
Wilson Hays, manager of the Cotton
cannery, and his son Horace, have gone
to San Francisco to visit the midwinter
fair. While in the northern part of the
state, Mr.. Hays will investigate the
prospects of the fruit crop for the com
ing season, preparatory to operations
upon his return.
The commissioners to settle financial
questions between Riverside and San
BeInardino counties have been engaged
this week in hearing testimony upon
the value OF county property in this
county. A number of witnesses were
sworn upon either eide, among them j.
N. Victor. chairman of the board OF su-
pervisors, VINO, in his usually clear and
succinct manner, testified that the new
court house, upon which $75, 900 has
expended, is really OF no value, for the
reason that this county, being divided,
is not prepared to build such a court
house at this time.
Mrs. Edwin Tyrrell. whose husband
ran off few weeks ago with their minor
child, was today granted divorce and
the custody of the child by the superior
court, Judge Otis presiding.
The preliminary meeting of the
woman's parliament of Southern CAL
iforna was held in the parlors of the
NJ. E. church on Friday afternoon, Mrs.
GLADDEN. presiding and Mrs. M. A. Davis
acting as secretary. All committees
were appointed and arrangements made
for the entertainment OF the parliament
which is to meet at the M. E church in
this city on the 18th and 18th OF April
next. An interesting paper was read by
Mrs. O. j. Perkins upon the movement.
The herald., 1894-04-01
UNIvERsIT TY.
Many Improvements. : Social Event.

Many improvements = Social Events.
Notes.
UNIVERSITY, March 31,-Great i'm
provements are being made to a large
tract OF land on University street near
the public schoolhouse. The land lies
about one-half mile west of the college
buildings and was recently purchased
by Sandison & Whitley. 1t was former
ly the Newman tract. The land has all
been graded and three new streets will
be opened-two running north and
south and one east and west. Trees are
being set out along all the streets and
cement sidewalks are being laid as fast
as the force OF LOWE & Rogers can put
them down. The north side Of Univer-
sity street, from Mr.. Ahern's residence
east nearly to Vermont avenue, has