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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22


NiOrOes wayo Der 9teger Gitaro Seiiers
ION uerbait.t.
Der 9teger HidorS 3eiisriOn, alias
SbomaS @ra5am, wuroe an Samlta9
unter Der 8eihuloigun9 bcs OfOrbsS
oerbaItct, nah0em sr iih mGhreno IA
Sabren geidift pom Der YOll3ei ;u oerz
bergen puBte.
Die Chat erei9nete iidl im Sabre 1881
in @aluertz@ountp. 9sIieriOn ipielte
oamal5 in Ser 9tGbe 0es lBiaOwz HOIts
biireau8 nit etnsr 9lu3abl iun9er DtGns
ucr ,,8aieball. Inter ibucn bcfanb
iia audi Daniel 6u9b, cbenfals ctn 9}ez
ger, melder ais ein itreltiIdtlgcr OtenIb
betannt mar. 5m &erlauie oe5 Sple-
les eutitauo cine SalGsersi SwiIben oeu
9ciocn, nobel 9eiicriOn Oem 3ugh etnen
Shlag nit einem rSa'ebalIs Sdl6gcl
auf ben &opi perisgtc, iOOuB Oieier nuf
5 Gugen an Oeu 6Ol9en Ser erllttencu
Serlceun9en Itarb.
SeIierion fladtete iid OamuIS nud
Baltimore, fiiblte iif ieOOd nldJt itder
seuug uub trleb ij1 10 Sabre III Sen
SHoltaaten berum. SOr pier Sabr:n
febrte er untcr Dem 9tamen Graham
nad Baltimore 3urit unO wo5nte lanse
3eit unertannt in 9T. PA, 9Sagneitr.
%or fur3sr 3eit bOrte Ser9eaut Strcib
pOu Ser Shat uno foridte oerielbcn
nah. Die 6olge mar, 6aB er an S0mz
itaG Miorgtu grabam, als Oerielbc llA
auf l6em Bier gtr. 2 Su Canton befanO,
no er uls 2lblaoer tbatlg mar, oerbafz
tetc. grubam gsltanO i'll Ser inbIldlen
Eoli;eiltation, pObin ct gcbradt murz
Sc, 0le Chat cin, crtIGrte ieOOt, OoB CT
in SelbitotrtbsiOi9un9 gtbanoclt babe
unO e5 gar njft in ictucr Ablitt lag,
0ugb ;u ermOrOen.
2lu8 oem 3OIlamte. - SIM
Oi.nite Oe0 bicii9cu Ser. Staaten .3oQz
amteS murben mcbrere @crGnocruugtu
porq.nommcu. Die GramiuutOrcn 81.
3one8 uno 5acOb y. 3idarO8 wuroen
aus Der Slalic nit $f40O Sabrc5z
gebaIt in bic &laiic 3 nit $1,000 pro
Jabr bei0rocrt. 0a5 Gje5alt res Iui=
IeberS Der YOrterS" wurOc pom $500
aui $1,000 erb0ht; baslcnlge oe8 8OGeu
Charles u. Neale pom $72O auf $40
pro Subr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22
StaOt Baltimore.

,GperD Saturoag Eepis 10"
iit Der neue 9tame, oen oas 8Odenblatt
rGucrp Saturoap" NIT ietner lesten
9tummer, Die am Sumitaq eridien. anz
genomneu. CSleldjelti9 lit Oa6 6Ormat
OeS Blatte5 BON Dem 0erau5geber 0rn.
Z. 8. SeutwOrtb gcantert wOrocn, inz
benz ea pom nun an in Der bel .3eitldrlfs
ten IbIiden 9rOBe, 16@ieItlg, erideinen
inn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22
@citzNiicr.
Sic 9tuSfid,tcn auf Iettune Oct
8arntIon BON SbitraI nut iebr
0Prfft0

StmGa, 20. g(pril. - Cir 91obert
VOu bat teIegrapbiId semel0et, OaB Die
@arniiOn BON 9bitral. ba8 53icl Der
ieei9en 9fcttun9S>Grpeoition, lih i'm
glusenblid ihcn in fHrdtc 9totb
beiiubet. 2lm 16. 2lpril wareu be pom
sSeinOe 9ele9tcn lRinen nur nod 10
Yuros BON bem Sort entierut. Sowie
Brigade: General 9atacre Dir elreId)te,
unternubm er nit elmer nu8 500 Wfann
Jnfauterie beltebenOen flie9enben SOz
loune iOfort eiren SOritoB; 3lu,i @ez
idIte, etne babe @Ompusuie Sappeur5
unb Die SeufOrtb Sisb lanOer5 werOen
nit allen erfOroerli9en SOrrdt9en fol-
gen. 0ier lit man lebOd Der Nnlidt.
ouB ale 8emiibun9cn, Oie @arniiOn
BON 9bltral 81 ent1eeen, ldon perlpGtst
irin werOen, 5umal bebauptet mirO, OaB
Ser 2awaraizYaB, wslten iso. Gruppc,
bic naa @bitral murIaut, iiberidreilen
uuB, in ser ieeiQen SabrssSeit nur BON
&ulis paIiirt werGeu fam.
Die 0arniion BON Gbitral III
Si6erbctt.
Galcu a, 21. Gprtl. - General
Gin Gobert Gopc, tele9rapbirt beutt
frIb aus ieinem Eager 3u 8atoiz YeB,
baB Sr. 6ObertlOn Ser britiIhe gIaent
iOpie Der GarniIOn OeS Sort Gbutrel
beIrelt muroen. Gin5eInbelten feAlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22

sWlr baben jeOe Sorte
BON Sriaen unO 2tu9eu<
slai:rn su Cen ni.Ori9ften
Breiien. glugen foitenz
IreI uno sriiaoIih unters
iudt. 9lq. uniere 9Sau,
rem Selb it.6abritat.
Sess Srinc aarautirt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22
0uln enntra SLIDER.
Cine beOeutungsDole unterreoun9 nit Sc.
frpr1r 1)I nrtnu iihpr Sip Stlhrrs5Srnne

Cine be0eutunqsDo1e llnterreoun9 nit Sc
fretdr DiOrton iiber Die Stlbers6rage.
g8aIbingtOn, .. g., 21. NpriI.
- SeIretGr Wtorton bclcudtete in elrer
llnterreOung Die Sllberz6ruge. Ssine
Grflarung. 10 fur; nod elmer &abiuetaz
Sieun9, limb uicueid3t cine gSie0er9abe
Der 2ulihten b.s Brdlioeuteu. Der
SctretGr Slaubt, 6oB ,ire tnternatiOnale
@el0z@Onleren3 elm commcr5iclle8 Ser
bGltniB 3wiideu 0Olo uno Sllber ebenz
iOmenlg leltleneu fam, lule ii6 Elm per-
manente8 YerbGltuiB 3lpild)en 9to9gen
unb TuiSsn iAaiIen lGBt. 9taA Dem
llrtbsil oeS Sctretdr5 nliilien Die Ser.
Stauten iiber tur3 OOcr lang crfGren,
oaB iie @OlO ais 0aS bette uuO an
Mcnigiten Sdwanfurgen ou8geieste
l&ertbmuB un0 Sau idnittel aniebeu.
Der SctretGr CAB ;u, roB cine OerartIge
GrfIGrun9 SeItenS ir9eno elmer Der
srOBcn Furteicn Die S!lberz2eutc Gus
ibrcm Eager O.rlagen unO mO9llder
Ieiie ctn Yopuliitcu teitueili9 bic
MalOritGt ser QSGbltr be3 &anbeS 3u.
fIbrcn piirOe, bod gIaubt er, OaB, penn
cine iOIde &utaitrOpbe bereinbre4cn
ioute, oa8 Yolt balo burh Grfabrun9
flu9 weroen mlro. Glren Otittelm,g
ein3nidlugen, eruGtete SetrctGr MOr>
ton fur slne unpciie Yuli.it. Silber
tonne nad ie;ner 4niidJt niemal5 wicz
Der ieinen irIberen Plae III Der 0anz
oelsluslt einucbmen, neil Der @Orratb
idlneuer gewadien wdre, OILS Die 9tahs
irage. 0aS SerbdltniB beS YOrrOtb'5
CUR 9tadIruss Iei aber Der ulIc'nl9e 8e'
eulatOr oe8 NCrtbc8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22
GnQlan0.
UHgIuIIU.
9Stro Der Yrin3 BON gSalcs ote
0er. Etaateu be5itdIcn?

2onoou, 20. 2lprIl. - Die BON
Nmcrita bicrber 9ctabelte 9iadritt, man
redne in gtewport SuOsrlidtlid Oaraut
oaB Der Yriu3 pom 8uIcs ben gSettz
iobrten nm o,n mglmerlcan @up" per-
IOnlid, beimobueu, ulio in oisiem 9erbIfe
Die Ser. Staateu beiuflen wsrNe, ha:
bier bO9ltdit iibcrruidJt, oa bier BON
elncr ocrarigsn 2lbiiht OeS ipOrtllebenz
ben ghroniol9s:8 uidt8 betannt lit.
lR09l6 lit icoOh immsrbtn, OaB ct
mirtih iid nit bem 8eOaut;n eiuer
Sprlefabrt uoh benz 2unOe Der Dollars
unO Der prin;enIiiiternen i6Onen 6rauen
tragt; oh e8 ubsr mOsIid iein wirO, cine
5siIc iber Ous groBe @aiier anjutrstcr,
1T I'M Sinblif auf bas 9llter RnO Die
p,ctaren @eiuno beit8ptrbGltuine lelner
Dtutter, Ser &Oni9in Stttoria, minOss
items nod fra9llh.
Sermiid1trs.
2onoon, 20. gIprll. - Sn Dem
8eiinoeu oeS PrOfeiiOr8 9urleg, Ser
tiir3lla in @aitbOurne an Der Sufluen;a
lit uno einen 9tHdfuu befanl, lit felnc
Seiitruuq bemertbar.
Cir George Sdari Der befanute
SInitlcr unO SdrlftiteDcr, lit bier aa9
lauOer &raufbeit qeltorbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22

0}tus 's5,r goIuubias $1,000, gictOrs $1,000,
~ Tsmlretens $1,000. eden gebrauhts Biz
cacIes su mtnieer ais 4uftionspreieH, gum SoicH=
prtiie, oui tldts abSabIune fp,HH Q,wuHitt. IN.
Sobrltatc ron 81 90 cIfpdrts porrGt6is
gDt iiro aseHtsn iir bic SpaIolns une Sr.aeHba
Ric9cts.
q. .. Soane, Sr., Co.,
(Gtbr2s,6Vlt,) ser. rs, ssei:ssaItimore.str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22
0elSienouuneu

sa1 alien SbeiIeu Gmrppa's befprst prompt u1S
bi11 Die
Grpeoitisn ors -reuiid,eu Gntr;Spsreertcu,-
S.s8.sSfs SaItimuresSir. uzs g0f>0ffcs>gSs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22
Purtugal

PUEIHYHI.
Gin ntlter SeIanoter fur 9Saib=
inetou.
2iiIabpn, 20. 2lpril. - SeubOr
Sbeoim wurOc gum pOrtuqieiiideu Sc
ianOten in Haibln9tOn ernannt.
&robcbcm auf ocn capueroti6cm
SGieln.
giiia b on, 20. 2lptil. - Son Ct.
Sinceut miro gemeloet, 0aB wG5ren6 Ger
lctten paar Gage mebrere GrOltOBe auf
ben cupUerOiiaen Snieln seipiirt wurz
ncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22

Dlau Irase fir 9eutidJe 2nunorp. Selie.
gle 1T Die btfe! Sspapr. Die ululidldge
aui. (apr13, 0hf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22
Die 0arniion bon GDitral III
Std1erbcit.
Serbien.
Tie SftptI1ina GSablc,

Sel9ruO. 20. Ipril.-0le 8ab>
len fir Die Sfuptid)ina Ooer IbaeOrcusz
t.ntammer iino iebr rubi9 uerlaufcn.
Die 9fesierung bat cine iebr 9rOBc
Ntebrbstt erlangt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22
Icrmildltc telcarapAiiac 9rpeihcn.

- 5u 9lnbsrIOn, 5nO., eridOB Oer
Boli3iIt Sure;p BANTER in einem Streit
unO brud)te einem Banantcn cine 9es
iGbrlide SauBpunOe bel.
Sn POttsutQs, Yu., Ie3te am Cant
flag inter uQsemeiner SetbeiIt9un9 ser
fatbollihen 8spOterunq, Ntorii4nor
SatOui Oen GruuoiteiH gu etn,r Sdule
Der beutiden ct. 5Obuauess0smelnOc.
- Sin GOrnGoo bat bel Wlattie'8
2unouns in 2llabama, 22O0teIlen n0rOz
lid TON Wtobile, 20 8ObnlGuier unO
mcbrere YIuutusen 3crtOrt. SO tanen
bret Berioneu um'8 Xeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22

81 aussn rusrssn fofienfrd stpruft. -Ea
Gut saii.nse iofpohI, ais aub elegant ausisbtrbt
@eenc fno III bIsi,r 3tit tiHe NothDeHoi3fcit; mir
b,tcn ,be socitdt, bic FIR ihrs Sitfsruns notb9 in.
- uni.rt SpesiaIitdt - ollen 4useE uontcmuItr ses
r,tt All uerben. - 9ubin's gat,HtsAusenaIdier foRa
nen dEt eb.r Rale. ohm, sU irtifen sotr cbsusnen,
E,it sI,itsr SeausnIihf,it unS Comfort nj. Srin,n,
eetIascn fvereeu-
Spierne Brinen nit SrpffaH.SIaisrn $S uns
aufpdrfe.
StabI,Brineu NIT SrpffaGs g lGfern SO gsnts
une aufpdrt4.
gorfiGlt. - Der GrioIs mein.s Gsi6dits if ein
berart,aer, bGE mebr.Ie SAMPLER SdocR tlI ben geIs
taui pon Bri1eH in meincI gtdht eroHHet baheH.
Bite, adteu Sie babtr aui meius iSlrno.
=. Sn6ttt, nabt ebarlesnrase
COtt3,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22
Nebnle1t sic
nQ0Uie a(lcr &eber.WeOisineu,
Simmons
StOer
8eguIator.

9eri.Ibc rerridtet iein. Grbeit Sur
3ufrleoenhs,t uub erfridt oas Qelammte
aoyperipftem. Gr 1T nb.fier ais YtQ.n"
unO fann iOtuObI i'll flliitser 6orm wie
oils Hulper tesoQen meroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22
ytr. 9R.
GnbIifJ erpii1t.

&egen zines Dor Il Sabren beqargeneu
NlOrOes waro Der 9teger 8itarO Seiiers
10, nsrhoTts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22
GamTt ullr ocn DctenSunlmti1lamdl

Is 6us SdDlaud, nit comp,t;u SerblnouugeH
81 40. Sbefdpeate Rubber 60
t.prill6, i D(t'1 lS5 S.zSalIImoIcz StI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22
@nfett.

9ie Sntge miro an9es
griTen, uno oer &rante
Itirbt an 2lttsScbr1tu8. Gs
9ibt 1t1ar eine it0ere Nte.
tbooe, oteies tra1artge Ees
Oaltat s,t uerbitten, 1tmo
Oieie beltebt Oarin, Die
GramfDeit in ibrem Dit
fam9sitaoi,lm s,t fltrirem
o1tr6 Oe1t 0ebraud) bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22
Scr Seutide Gorreipcnhent,

(NatOIs.r ron &. RatH:)'
enepeRsGee Satimore=etrabr unb BofsSfftce-Noe.
greis Ses oIid,en gIattss, ourt Trigger beiOrst,
121s Cts. taeIid1e uno 2onnta gS mus eaoe 10
Srdeer.-9aaIidi nebf Spuntags.sln 9abs uHter
$50 pro SGbr' lar tuIssre
5et I'M S.rbdnit FIR bic tnod,enalt1e simS9Ges Nhs
s2 so PRO S6hr, rdd irscno sinem DIT. ess Snlans
bts, 81 nadb europa. Spnmta 90 mus ease 81
pro Sabr-0as bette uno biuiets osnfitne btata
in ben YittcI. uro SInfaoteE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22
CHINA mad)t lit ScutfdJlano eiue
0t3IciFc

8erlin, 20. 9lprll. - Die dineiis
Idle 9tesieruns bat Die arrangements
fir crne 2lnleihe BON 80 OfilliOnen Wiarf
gu 6 YrO5snt 3inien ab9cidlonen. DEN!
SDnOltot, rueI6e5 Die 2lnleibe pIacirt,
9sbOreu 0ls gtatlOnalboat unO oa5ganfz
bau8 pon Der Sg0t & &c., bier, unO
Ou8 ganEbaus =. Z. Sebrcns & S0bne
in Samburg oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22

9Su bin9tOu, 20. 2IpriI. .-3uz
bsrlGiii9e WttttAellun9en, mclae beute
BON GOtio, 5apau, bier ein ,etrofIcn
iinO, beiagcn, CAP oa5 llttcntat auf 81
Sung Chang nidt Sic Sbnt ctncs
Mubuiinni9en, lule Die japuniiben 3els
tungcn bebauptetcn, iOnOern 0as 9ft'ulz
tat ctner mcitper3mci9tcn uno ior9fGltig
qepIunten &erihmOrun9 mar. Die Ser
Onsntlibun9 Oicicr Gbotiaae muroe uon
DER Jtc9icruug unterOriidt. G5 ideint,
baB unmittslbar nod benz an9riII aui
Den dinciiiden 9IcszG0nig Sic Eolisel
Sablreide iapauiide Yir9er cntwailnete,
oon oeuen man muBte, ouB iie DiirglicS
Oer Der &rleg3partcI iinO, unO cine
4n5abl SdIDcrtcr muroen Der Solf5.
meuge abgcuOmmen. Gi: Sdmerter
lpurOCu true gcIceIlden 8crbOlc8 gcz
trasen unb 2tusIanOcr in Sapan ertlGz
rem. Die YOliiei bate DE Mu9licocr ser
&rie9a parlcl, Die ltd auf osn StroBen
3ei9tsn, cntwaIinen iOucn, ebe Die Bro
SeliOn porub I 5og, anltatt Al marteu,
bis oaa 2lttentat Ucriibt mar. G8 belBt,
buB oieier umltano cs mar, mclCber BEN
&aller, alS er &cnntniB oaoon erbiclt,
oeranIaBte, eincn teelngun95IOien Wuis
feuitiQltano 81 belullligen.
Gurd, Ole y9prftpipn" ecdmeitiet.
2S a bin9tOn, 90. 2Ipril. l.-Gine
Summer Der r5apan Wtail," Die beute
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22

Gi.I.r 9auuerein oTsriIt Dem RnfIitum ipdlrero
b,s Uiouct5 gpriI 90 Szproaentlss sara1tlrit Ins
tb,ll, oes uo ,HbeSablttH @HdaedpItdls 81 81 OnoO
RIO 4nie. glc .SIni,H n,roeH bGbidfrIlp beSa9lt
CNbr9 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-22
Cer
WatiDuQl Salt 0eretu

T.poiitorum: Continental Sattonal'SaHs
Sittrftelune Der SccurtGttn: EIeciltD i Oe' |
pofitsGo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-01
No runnei, No Dirt. No smoke.

On and after April 1, 1895. all
through trains Of the Big Four route
will arrive and depart from St Louis
via the new merchants bridge and
railway. A daylight ride
into st. Louis; no smoky and dirty
tunnel; beautiful ride of four miles
along the river front All trains en-
ter the new Union station.
II. b. MARTIN,
Genl Pass. and Ticket Agt.
E. o. MCCORMICK.
Passenger Traffic Manager.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-01
MCInfyre-ReCk Dry Goods CO.
Easter Near at Hand.


Easter Near at Hand.
Now is the time to prepare for the event Of the
spring time, and the MANY little things which
60 far toward making the plainest costume look
dressy and stylish. Never before have been able
to show such variety pleasing alike to the eye.
taste and purse For months past have made
preparations for this Easter Sale. and spared pains
to secure the best for the least money.
Md Gloves for Easter.
New York importer overstocked himself-we
helped unload him. That is the reason we can offer
you elegant 25 real kid. 4button and Shook gloves
in blacks and new spring shades at only 75c More
value for less money than you saw in kid gloves
before Limit, two pairs to a customer.
II dozen channels gloves. fine pearl buttons, the
81 quality, special 75c.
80 dozen. real kid. extra fine gloves in 4-button and
5hook worth 80 to $162 special prices 81 % and g.
IL dozen gents imported Mocha gloves, new styles
and shades, regularly s1.62 for this week $1.22.
Is dozen butter-worked kid, extra well finished
ladies' white gace gloves. both self and black stitch
ing, the 81 4S quality at CSC. These are very scarce
and hard to get. Limit. two pairs to a customer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-01
Sharp Drives

Sharp Drives
For the Easter Sale-20 dozen ladies' wrappers of
good material at 49c
20 dozen assorted plain and plaid all-slk Windsor
ties fresh and worth S2to 4Sc them for 25c
80 pieces very desirable printed pongees. worth
15c, at SC.
Superb lines of black silks. armure, aida, peau de
sole, grosgrain. rhadame. faille. duchesse, nerve
eux French tafeta. ETC.. beginning per yard 4sc
New and desirable waist silks at soc yard and up
Muslin Underwear.
Continuation for one week of the grand sale of
muslin underwear at one-fourth, one-third and one.
half less than usual prices New lots received Friday
and Saturday will be on sale this week. We mention
among new values which will be shown
81 dozen chldrens
lOc l9c. 16c. The material lie ~orth -
10 dozen worth ri
Tor ths week At Csc They worth
al for CSC Better bny usn underwear quantities
MackfntOshes.
long continued dry v. .her not been favorable
mactintoshes from now
ReCk Dry Goods Co.
nd 1911 Cnrond avon,,a Po~L leVonI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
A d

Five Stories In Height WIN Replace tho
Present Exchange bank uliding-NIcet.
Ing OF tho Directors.
Yesterday morning q meeting Of the
board Of directors OF tho Exchange bank
Of Wheeling was hold, ut which the
matter OF tho erection OF tho now bank
building to replace the preuont old
structure, waa under consideration.
Edward Stoltz, OF Pittsburgh, was
chosen the architect and will prepare
the plans. while the local firm OF archi.
tects, Mcssrs. Franzheim, Gieaey &
Farls, will Buparintend and supervise
tho construction OF the building. work
on which will DO started In the near
future. Tho building will occupy tho
site Of tho present banking building.
corner Twelfth and Main s%treots, the
ground being 40by IS feet. Tho building
will DO oil five stories. and tho first floor
will DO used rs n banking room and
s,oro room. When it Is stated that tho
cost OF the Exchanges new building will
DO $4,000 or $4,000 1t will DO readily
realized that It Is to DO n handsome and
costly addition 10 the notable business
houaos OF tho city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

About n year ago Master Ed. ShaGcr,
a grandchild Of Capt. Burgett McCon.
naughty. OF Bridgeport, caught on tho
Brockunior place, west OF that town, d
blacksnakc. Ile brough, it home and
pulled its teeth, and for n few weeks on
joycd 1t as u pet, whom it disappeared
and was not seen or heard OF until yes.
terday, when, his mother was ~cleanin.
house. the snake was seen to put his
head up through n hole iu tho floor and
took n look around. lle was allowed TO
crawl out from his long hiding and was
killed. 4 measurement showed his
length to be four and u half feet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

Tho A;,na mill is running full with
orders moro than sufficient to keep 1t
in active operation until tho usual
summer shut down, July l. Moro labor
is at present employed than has been
at any time during the past two years.
This ia due to n great extent TO the vast
improvements that have been made in
the tin plato department. giving addi-
tional employment to a large number
OF wotkmon.
While there is evidence OF consider.
able Improvement in business. inquiries
being plentiful, thore is really nothing
to warrant the prediction OF n great
and promising volume Of reliable and
steady increase OF trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

The Kings Daughters lunch yester.
day was n most successful one. Ono
hundred and sixty guests were served,
q number far exceeding the expec,a.
tions OF the ladies. At half past l tho
doors woro closed. as it was impossible
to supply the demand. To-day there
will DO plenty Of room and lunch for
everybody, arrangements having boon
mado to accommodate n large number.
Tho following is tho monu Orange leo,
cold tongue with jelly. dcviled eggs
with Lettuce, radishr,, pickles. hot roiis
and biscuit, colco, ten. cottage pudding
with sauce. Price twenty-five cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
THE HEALTH A
Closes the Public schools and Takes Other

Closes the Pablo schools and Takes Other
Action.
Last evening a meeting Of tho city
board OF health was held just before
council mot. Bills to the amount Of
1881 IS werc approved. In view OF the
danger OF the spread Of smallpox 1t was
ordered that tho public schools DO
closed and tho board OF education was
asked to close the public library. A
subcommittee was also appointed to
ask all private. parochial or other
schools TO close until the danger is past.
There were reports Of q case oil Six
teonth street. in Mr.. F. Happy's family;
Mrs. Schueider's case, on Eighteenth
street; Il girl named Linden. in alley
Is; n child whose parents board at Mrs.
McCluikey's on Jacob street, neal For
ty-Gith street, and the two in the city
post house All stories OF moro cases
than hero named arc unofficial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
ROLE 60 2ANM
20 FOURTEENTH STREET.
FOR SALE.

Splendid lot for dwelling. y. Main street, near
9Th street Q,on
House, Nrooms and store room. Main s,rco,
rear 2ist street lot uxlD feet.
House, . roonsand hall, ChaPlIne street, near
Corner lot Lind street, Belrsdere, $50
$500. =" See'
House, S rooms s;h street sl.soo
House. Q roouSa and hail. ChApline street, near
I'd street, E,5Oo.
House. room, and hall. corner North From.
and Kentucky stteeu, $500
Double frare house, 10 rooms and store room,
corner OF sd and Jacob Streets. rents 70. 81 pei
mouth, S3,Gol. -
House. 5 rooas. brics. and srooucd hou.e IN
Eear, Eotf street. Centre Wheeling. AO0.
House. 4 rooms. Ssh street. sl.o0o.
House 1 roons, 18th street. cheap On easy
terms. 500.
House, 1 roolL brick. Jacob s.rest .th ,-,,y
sl.soa
House, 5 rooms aad hall. Park y!cS. 10: mr.
Ia fsst. sasy terms, $40.
Double house 10 rooms Indiana street. Island.
House; s IoozA conner los 2s;h street, ea,y
House, s rOonI. Accolioch street. Eas: Wheel.
ing sl.7O.
HOUSE. : rooms and hall. with largo lot. 18th
House s roon,. s,l:iaOre street, East: Wheel.
Ing. easy terms. sl.ol
House, I rooms. ls:h street. easy te,m,. S3jl.
Hocse, 10 ICONS brick. with large lot. 18th
Gtreel cheap.
House: 5 roonI. Jacob street, 9th ward. es,J
terms. $3.50.
House. 6 rooms. Wood street. 5.h ward. 1851
House. 6 rooms, brick. Marke, street Cent,.
Wheeling. cheap, 400
lots on Lind street. Relysdete. $50 and SEj
each.
Three lou IN PARK View. cheap.
Bu,tness property on Make! street a. mode..
ate price.
$40, $500. $500, 500, 5000 aud s., Co to loan on
real estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
Violations Of tiIr i'is!I Laws.

There is daily complaint from fisher.
men who observe the state lava that
Others do not do so. Every night hun.
dreds OF people arc out along Wheeling
creek and more along the river seining,
while many parties are also to BIO seen
gigging or spearinr fish. Dynamite il
used in some localities, and tho fish law
doci not seem to have any terror for tho
average 4 No adequate provisions
arc nado for enforcing its provisions,
and any way OF killing ish, from sein-
Ing TO poisoning tho crooks, seoms to
be allowed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

Tomorrow afternoon Mt 4 o'clock, at
tho Young Mems Christian Association
building. q very attractive mcnling will
be held for Young mon. In addition 10
q brilliant address, Mrs. Pebbles Ta,um
md MiSs Grace Updcgrali will sing,
Tho address will do delivered BY DR.,
Wilbur I. Chats. superintendent OF tho
National Bureau Of Reforms. Lila sub.
ject will be: "What an army OF ono can
do for tho Sabbath" The hall will
likely DO iillod with mon, as 1t
should be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

The Martins Ferry glaasworker who
we're indicted by tho grand jury. were
arraiGned yesterday before Judge briggs
and all plead not guilty and we're recog.
nized. Each OF those charged with
assault and battery gave bond for SlOO
and this amount was added to the bond
OF those who arc charged with shooting
with intent 10 kill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

OF medicinal alon,s il gradually r~clocat.
ing tho old..i.no herbs, pills. draurhts
and vegetable extracts TO tho roar and
bringing into general uso tho pleasant
and effective liquid laxative. Syrup Of
Figs. To got tho truo remedy 500 that
/. Is manufactured by tho California Fig
Syrup Company only. For aalo by all
leading druggists.