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DISSEMINATING,

NINE. JOSEPHINE Int with Louise. 9th
ave. to induce patronage. VIII sell At her
parl1fa. iIi leNingf On ave. f3d ST.. i'm
ported Easier millinery novelties a. cN
um"rdinirily low pri~cs. hats trimmed. 81.
SEAL. GARMENTS Tedi~s~ed. reiyri. re
modelling 10 latest designs, perfect fit
unK, ty day or home. reduced ternf hlgli.
ct references. GREYE ll9 Lexington
ave
SEAL GARMENTS altered or repaired at
summer prices. Mrs BAEkEKE, 1i6
West J9ih-st, late with &. g Guniher's
Sons. Jih-ave
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WORK WANTED.


Female.
YOUSG LADY would lbs. home work
q any description. Mis- hoELLEk. No.
- Avenue j.
DESIGNER Ey an experienced designer.
graduate 81 the Lowell School - Design.
Ms Int u Technology. Address -.
BOX 10 Tribune Oricr.
MANICURE wishes Cow customers ~ h"r
home ~ their r"iiIelo". 20 W'sf l"ih.si.
MASSAGE OPERATOR w.Shcs o., treat
ladies' at either home or Office. nervous
ana muscular ailments treated, electricity
rllflly applied Mr. a.. 40 6th ave.
SrENOGRAriiER and TYPEWRITER.
. Years experience. also. position f"r
beginner. Ad1r'sa EXPERIENCED or
BEGINNER. ia2 SlNtA-ayc.
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Post. and ion John A. Dix Post, No. l$5. ,,.or
Reno Post will celebrate the twen' by boding a
sary Of the Organization OF the posi- ~ WIZ,
campfire this eve.ns GrocelS tla IA ,vee
seventh-st between Third and Lexington dFeS
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

BEAUTIFUL lady's saddle and driving
hackney cob. si25: magnificent s;iyers
runabout wagon; French harness. $50
saddle and briole. quick sale. Miss HOYT.
Box 10 Tribune Office.
FOR SALE.-One-man Brewster top was-
on. fine order: also. three-quartsr top side.
bar; sell cheap. LYMAN ID. BROWN. Il
Franklin-st.
FOR sALE.-The best broken child's pony.
with or without cart and harness. Ad-
dress DR. o. c. JACKSON. p. o. Box
lel, jamaica. L. /. n. 7.
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GARDENER. -Py midde-aged German.
married no children: understands the
full charge Of genteman's country place,
best reference. Address GARDENER. 80
lsf.ayc.
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NURSE IN experienced. trustworthy.
thoroughly competent nurse; capable OF
taking criire charge from birth: highest
personal references. il5't West 52d-st..
private stable.
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FOR SALE.


AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fuzzy
guaranteed. machinery bought aud eX-
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 2cs Mad.
son-st.
At LITTLE'3 TOOL STORE. - Fulton.
ST.. New York. workshop machinery UOOt
pcweD. list free: wood carying tools. scroll
saws. designs and fancJ woods. iacubators
and Breeders IN operation
a LARGE collection u trials. coin books
and miscellaneous works. RODEN'S. +0s
Canal-st.
FOR SALE. CHEAP a Troy 10. : collar
ana cun iI"nrr, In good order two nn-
ishcs. no Division-ave.. Brooklyn.
FOR SALE. Munich stained rlaa, win
dow. Won Ircincn's "Shephcrdcrs" rich
for library or dning-room. Address sac
hlflcE. Tribune Once.
FOR SALE Established grocery business
~ years standing, doing good bust
ness; West Side. me location. no agents
call co. address $50 9th-aSc.
IMPORTERS and manufacturers Of gro
ccrs' spcclalties. attention VIII sell On
commission coffee. hour. sugar and gro
ccries for responsible hous-s. Address
BUSINESS MAN. Tribune ONCE.
LARGE SIZE butcher box. caeap.
almost new. jJi shave. restaurant
LlQrOE STORE FOR SALE. ~ wears IS.
tahlishcd. near crosntown car stables.
p"olroom, boarding house and lease In
quirc %. Manha'tan-ave.. Grceupo.nt.
MUSICAL BOX. entirely new. swiss.
either attachment. finely decorated. cage
large size, y tunes. cost $l2I sell So;
need money. Room u. 2i3 Brpaawa..
PATENT for calp,t-bcn'ing machine. tic
only on" On the market. large field f,r
u. death cause for selling. j. l. 10 East
llith-at.
PIPE ORGANS Tor private music rooms
a1d parlogs. unequailrd beauty and rich
mess of tone, specially designci cases
without extra charg". Address f.. l..
kAYNOR. Port jefferson. l.. J.
SHOW CASES. shelving. etc csSap al
Carpenter shop. iS5 Prince st
SAFES. all sizes. new ana s.cond.hond
cheap. new safes. IS inches hirh III
wide IL deep. inside Dimensions $40
ISENBERG. - sp!ing-sL
VIOLIN. Magnificent old violin bv c.ie-
bratcd maker; fine. brlli1n, and sweet
toae. price moderate. Address VIOLIN
l62 East 2@d-st.
ADvERTIsr~r:NTs AND st;psrpIp.
TlOSS FOR THE NEW YORK TEIn.
uNE WILL Bt RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. lcic Proadw,y
NERTIsEMENTS n; the follov-I-@ mr..
o~ices: a34 EiEh;h-ave 20 TL,rs ~
sorasr Jor,, -sev-nth-sti
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Nj RISE. Experienced. thoroughly corNe-
tent American nurse: capable ~ taxing
entire charge ~ infant. years city refer
encas from last employer. H. HANLEI.
80 East 24ih-st.. ring twice.
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GARDENER AGED -, married. as head
gardiner on private place. references
rr,,. class. knowledge q farming. English
experience ~ years; any lady or gentle
man wanting nrst-c.1ss man please In
vostgate GARDENER. care Mrs. Cox. 20
Elm Place brooklyn.
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DOMESTIC SIT, tTIOSs WANTED
Mall.


ATTENDANT. VALET. LTc ENpe iencen
arl r,f1p..rnt. ctcctivUf uurs. in s.ch-
~o.-. rly..l nassd 90 would attend gen
ticf.nu part OF day f,r snail compensa-
tion HENRY, lU2 we soth-sl
RI.Il.EK aad COOK. -By English couple
c,u,ri.ucod thoroughly competent ana
trnst,vorrly. highly Ic. ,ml1'rdrd L. -
li3 West fGtr-ft
RUTLEE. VALET European. speaNins
several languages. y. iciert all hfanc nee .
s..ictlv temperate eff. co. country best
personal ciiy references Address IEN
PERAScE. lj2 dth-aN".
BUTLER or VALET Well experienced
and sfricfIy sober. with hlehrst pers NJ
and written references. kpHNtk L'H'
broadway. ---
COOK. By young German pas,'y coon
relinhlc. good references. DID, Il. llth-st
BUTLER or VALET Well secommshnet:
can be seen at presen, employers East
5lzt-St
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MUSE Can take entire charge OF a baby
or crown children. city ~ country; fiye
years reierrnce. l33 West e0tn-st.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE-Soauiz's Auto
matte staining Pattern. Joyn"i. rod
ing Anchor. 55ltl.. M.NcnIic's WIND "
Blind 52s 'i5. fiaan.cy's Hocf PRO "ct9..
1920 EDGAR TATE { COMPANY.
Patclt S-h.iiC:s. 80 Eroac.yIt.
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FLATS TO IET-Eurnishe

THE MYSTIC
l2l. - - West 3Hth-st.
Eieganf family and bachelor apartments
furnished LnfIrulalsd. references
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET

AT RFDI-cED RENTS A large number
OF buildings stores. lofts and oihceS.
rutland & WHITING. Beekinah-st.
THREE-S STORY HIGH STOOP H9t ~
1874 West 54th-st.. in excellent cohul,i""
MILLS d. WHITEHOUSE Jo3 1h ave
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sPECrABLE young girl wlshes situa-
ton as hrst-class chambcrmeiG and assist
waitress IL private family: beet city REFER
ences Zl6 East 53th-st
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REAL ESTATE.


For Sale and Toilet.
FOR SALE OR TO LET, Map!ewood, y j
"A new dwelling 9 rooms. In elegant
neighborhood, 3 minutes walk from sta
ton D., l. and W. X. r.. modern I'M
provernenis. Inquire q station agent
FOR RENT or SALE.--Bargains In hotels.
boarding Houses and cottages. building
sites reasonable. ISRAEL @. ADAMS &
co. Atlantic City. y. J.
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GARDENER. by hrst-class gardener; I'M
derstands the business In all Its branches.
under glass or out, wi.e viii care Tor
poultry or do homework. Address Ii. ~,
Tribune Onlee.
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CoACHMAN Competent; single; wishes
position whore neat ini"ls ara X )t. :
wears best city reference from one place.
". II ISL Fest 4Tth-st
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HOTEL De LILLE ET Q'hLBI0K.

2l3. Rue St Honore Paris.
Between the Tuileries Gardens, Place Vendom.
and New Opera. Advantageous arrangements Cor
families. Beautiful Hall. Large Drawing Rooms
Electric Light. &c. Kilograms "Lnalbion."
Paris HENRY ABADIE
Antwerp. %gerns H.tel oE,ns'i.h, near 30 s'ar
sights and business apartments and beard 81
bedroom service and breakfast 81 Courier
4, ERMANl, Stuttgart. %. Vera Strasse-
- INSTITtT RAI&CHtK.-An educational institute
for boys from 20 j. years Foreign courses with ac-
companying instruction IN msthcfnatos rhetoric
eiences and Information obtanabe b. Addressing PROF
WIDMANS
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81 TIER BY Young Engiishuan in \
private family. city OF country: knows
du ies thoroughly: Of neat appearance
best city reference Address =. N. e3G
Grh-nya
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TINST Tenor and vlOlInlst wlshes POSI-
ton "a church. German or LaSli.h. can
give reference. Ii. D. Box TO- Tribune
OMre
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GARDENER English; s'gsle. Rlnss.
fruits. Towers. vegetable. lawns. al
branches: rhc best references NJ CAR
PENTERS. los 6th-avc.
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european Advertisements.

II TROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will find
the London once q The Tribune 10 Flee, street
T. G. oonyenlcn; place their advertisements
and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.
AT "A WEST 35TIl-ST A list Of select
APARTMENTS given 10 applicants. with and
without board. private families register
here: Information free, references
oTH-ST.. % WEST-Large. sunny front
room with dTcssinR-roOm. privilege oI
hathroorn. and another room II desired .
single gentleman. references. private fam
ny
% GRAMERCY PARK.-Gentlemcn only;
large, handsomely furnished rooms WIN
private bath. en- suite "f single N'ak-
fast.
eth ST. ll9 WEST.-Back parlor. with
connecting drcssing-room ana bath. also
third nlor, breakfast. If desired, refer
eTl~fe.
IFS EAST 18TH 81 - Exceptionally select
ana nicely furnished. board optional.
llaTH-ST. II EAST. Hall room. also.
two connecting rooms. pleasant and
cheerful Mrs. SANTIAGO.
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HELP " ANTED.


WANTED Young g.-. 9 mind children
and fGak~ herself u.efgi ~ East 23d-si
WANTED AT ONH r Good Frotsrtast
s.rl or yer ~rll llIeswDIA 10 family u
two ir country. wages. SIS Address l..
J. H,N lvr H0,wtf-rs. y
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET
Country.

Country.
AsRlrRY PARK, y. J.-Desiraols
furnished cottages for rent. =,
Lists. MILAN ROSS. Asbury PARK. y. ).
AT INwOOD-ON HUDSON Country
place Of the late -. &. Hays fuIIY iui
nished; gas and Cro,on water ea hna,tsIl.
house, stables, etc. low rent 20 Desirable
party. Address S J. DRAKE. 80 Broao ~.
FOR RENT.-At Narragansett PIER. on
bathing beach. furnished house ano s'abie
for horses. complete in all appointments .
price, 81. 900. Address c. $ W. al the per:
HASTINGS -ON-HCDSON. - Rent. fur
nished, 20 room house; three acres pl-
azzas stable. garden unfailing spring or
namental and fruit trees never fe NJ ~, ps
fore. MILLS K WHlTEHoJSh 90 on"
ave, sole agents. -
sARATOGA.-Rent desirable. furnished
summer residences. MILLS & WHITE
HOUSE. 500 5th-ave. --
SUMMIT, n. J-Furnshed and unfur-
nished houses to let. season o: year
large and snail; all Improvements. >. :"
POTTER, opposite station.
TARRYTOWN. The Castie-Elcsant nan
sion. II bedrooms, furnished. nt"!y Gee
Grated; unsurpassed river We've, 10 Hc!'.'
large stable garden. Inquire % any rrpul
able broker or MILLS & WAlIEiiDlSE'
800 5th-ave.
10 RENT. -Nyack- on Hudson; furnished
<o.ase: IL ioms, electro lighted, mod
.,n IMPROVEMENTS Stc.nway piano. YER
an6a I2y5o; good shade and lawn. corner
washington and Pietmont ayes minutes
y IL station. i hour New York; II trains
also boat; Tor season. $500; for year.
81 200. also cottage containing rooms.
adtoining the above. same size To- ara
SrrnroVencnts: rent season $500. .. i.
MORROW. Office adjoining Nyack X. X.
Station.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAlj<.-HOuse all
kircs sale OF reat. building sites.
TUBES & TAYLOR. Beeirnanst.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

LARGE corner store with 10 show win
do.s. 400 square feet, William and
Ann SITS. also basement. II desired.
rutland a. WHITING. Beeknian-st.
FLOORS AND HALF FLOORS TO LET:
WITH POWER DAY AND NIGHT, IN
THE METIOPOLITAN REALTY BUILD
ING. FIREpROOF.
size 50x20f: windows on four sides; front-
Ing brooklyn Bridge, william and Rose SITS
rutland Il WHITING, Hickman 81.
TO LET. IN YONKERs.-A large store.
central location, suitable for hrst-ciass
confectionery and ice-cream saloon. or any
2tter business. Apply 20 ROBERT HAN
PER. Sc sovth Broadway. Yonkers.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Country.
BERKSHIRE. SOUTH EGREMONT.-Sa SAFE
or rent: furnished. unfinished new IL
room house: kitchen. stable. ice mouse
filled: photographs. MILLS &c WHITE
HOUSE. J02 5th-ave.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE. with from FIVE
to forty acres. AT Scarborough. west
chester County. y. y; 3-story mansion :
slate roof: parlors. library. diniae-Eoom:
Kitchen. buffers pantry. seNing-Ioom ana
fine large bedrooms; beautiful river
View. For fun particulars. apply 10
ABRAM HYATT & son. Real Estate
Brokers. Sing Sing. y. 7.
PiAiNFiELD \. Positive bargain
country seat: q acres: capable sub
DIVISION: new hs,f-brlck ig-rOor, reridcncr :
stable; near stations. EDW. =. HAMlL~
Ton * co. 80 Broadway.
FLAiNFIELD. y. j.. 1897 Watching ave.
Mus; be sold. new I6-rOom house: hard
wood nnish. q acres hifh ground: WI!
sleoiyide. Is minutes from station; house
always open. A. KEYSEN.
QCOGCE. Sale. rent. furnished. season
finest place on South Shore. waterfront
MILLS & WHiTEHOTSE. J0S 5th-ayc.
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A vlGll.ANcl, CoM,llrrEls


An Island Residents Idsu Of What that
Rnd Other Ward, Need.
To hS EiIor Of ne IaieiHgRar. I.-
sIR:--Thc residents Of the Island wOrc
called TO Ineot on lat Friday evening to
discuss tho granting OF tho license to
sell beer At tho new base ball grounds.
The meeting was held and tho subjoc;
was discussed, but, as far as reported,
the meeting endol there; no action was
taken. Perhaps II was beyond tho
province OF the meeting to take any,
10 western mining district, many a
prospector having "staked out hii
claim" and having gone about other
Affairs, ends later that somebody has,
during his absence, Jumped" his clAitI
and proposes 10 stay there in spite Of
the original claimant. An exporionce
or two OF this kind teaches Elm that
eternal vigilance IL the prico Of owner.
ship. lie must be on the ground and
awake when the intruder comes, armed
aud ready to maintain his claim.
Now eternal vigilance" Is tho price
OF freedom from the elcroaehmen.s Of
greed, OF vice, OF Sunday decoration; In
short, 1t Is the price Of community
welfare. What tho Island needs, what
every ward In tho CITY ought to have, 70
n committee Of citizens, alive to tho best
interests OF tho ward, alert 10 discern
the frat stcnlthy approaches ofdemorAI.
i2ing influences, quick 10 arouso public
sentiment and prompt 10 act, 60 that
whatever wrongs exist may be resisted.
whatever dangers threaten may be
avGtted before it Ia too late.
The Island Is community OF
homes; it is the brightest and puts,t
spot within the city limits. Its quiet
homes. its ,ren.lined streets, its freedom
from the saloon and tue beer.gardea,
make it an oasis to which its people
turn with pleasure and with pride.
II this character is TO be preserved It
is high time for public sentiment 10
crystal lie into definite form. Let the
citizens como together, choose com.
mi.tee OF representative men who will
be true 10 tue best interests OF the
people, aler. and visilant. Let It be
chosen from year to year. Let il be
charged with protecting the moral tone
OF the community, the maintenance oil
the laws, tho encouragement oil In.
provements and the identifying Of
tho Island.
Whatever this committee nigh. be
named. it should be in fac. vigilance
committee" This name may suggest to
US scenes in mining camps. whore horse
thieves and road agents meet with
summary punishment, but the word
expresses exactly the spirit that should
peryade every community, a split Of
wakelulnes, and watchfulness against
danger. FRED II. WILLIAMS
lyheeiing, May 5.
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BEIIIIhTRE
AiiSortS Of Local ScwA md Gossip from
The Clus. cir

AilSorts OF Local Nova md Gossip from
the Glass Ctr.
Mr.. W. G. McClain. secretary OF the
Buckeye Savings and Loan Company.
and Miss Florence Phillips will be mar
ried at the homo OF the bride tomorrow.
Tho wedding will DO quiet and the
couple will leave immediately following
the ceremony for the east. On Thura-
day Mr. john II. Harris and Miss Mag
sic Whiting will DO married at the
brides home, and theteis talk Of other
weddings soon TO follow.
The lecture OF Rev. A. D. Riker in tho
Elysan theatre yesterday afternoon TO
men only" attracted great audience.
The discourse was temperance talk,
with interesting variations chAracteris.
tic OF Dr.. Riker's lectures. 1t was en-.
joyed by all who heard him.
Some OF the miners south OF town
came out Friday, but returned 10 work
on Saturday. Yesterday 1t was report.
ed they would all come out to-day, but
this was denied. Most OF the miner,
hereabouts would rather continue at
work at sixty cents.
Communion services were held in the
First Presbyterian church yesterday
forenoon, at which time there we're
tnree accessions TO the church and two
baptisms.
There 10 loud call for the repair OF
the pumps about town and there seems
to be no reasonable excuse why they
are not put in shape for public use.
Some OF the workers in the steel plant
hero are securing jobs elsewhere, az
there seems to be no probability OF the
works starting up this summer.
D. W. Cooper, as administrator. sold
the Mary A. Long property, south OF
town, TO Francis Greenwood for S5l5.
W. J. Westgate, OF this city, has
moved his family to Cleveland, where
he will reside in tho future.
Joseph Clements has raised the house
he recently bought in the Fourth ward,
foot and a half.
Ernest Justice. OF Huntington, W.
Va, ia visiting friends and relatives 10
this city.
Frank Saltsgaver has returned from
Alabama, where he has been for his
health.
John Cook. OF this city, has gone to
81. Clairsyille 10 visit his parents.
L A. Godfrey, OF Mingo, spent Sun.
day with friends in this city.
John J. Cole, OF this city, has gone to
Pittsburgh on business.
James R. Fit.on spent yesterday in
Barnesville.
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MARTYR, rsi,i;Y.
Haps aud hishaps In the Thriving City
Across the River.

Across tho River.
Rev. DR.. Wilbur I. Crafts, president
Of the National Bureau OF Reforms, ad.
dressed large audience In the Martins
Ferry Presbyterian church yesterday
| afternoon, the meeting being under the
auspices OF the Y. VI. G. 4. His dis
course lasted one hour, and was an e1.
cellent one. He spoke OF the reform
| movement in New York. Pittsburgh and
Chicago; urged the people to use the
nail box more freely to reach mayors,
| governors. congressman and others,
calling this an annex 70 the ballot box.
showing how much good shor. letter
often does.
The bond Of Henry Shrader, the non.
union elassworker who shot Peter
Myers in the lee. has been reduced to
500 and he will probably BIO RELEASED.
F. RI SedgwicE has been appointed
administrator OF the Aaron Blach es.
tate. with S. F. Dean, J. B. Montgomery
and Theo Snodgrass appraisers.
Rev. Mr.. Purcell, OF Claysyille,
preached in the Baptist church yes;or-
day In the absence Of Rev. Mr.. uarlzog.
Tho Massillon accommodation on tho
Wheeling & Lake Erie now leaves at
sos p. m. instead OF ABS p. IN.
Miss Sue Copenhavcr, ono OF the
tenchers in tho public schools, spent
Sunday Il. Moundsville.
Rev. J. II. Spencer, Of the Western
Seminary, occupies the pulpit in the
U. 7. church yesterday.
The May Day services in the Ca,ho.
lie church yesterday afternoon were
largely attended.
I.aban Wilson, Of IIoge's pharmacy,
has gone TO Cambridge 10 spend u
couple OF weeks.
Twenty teachers in the Martins Ferry
schools wero examined gu Saturday.
Mrs. 0. B. Lane. OF Pittsburgh ia Wait
ing her noshe5 Mrs. llobensack.
James +. MURDOCH has returned from
a four months stay at Lima.
Miss Ella Do Vandt spent Sunday
with hor aistor at Brilliant.
William Sanders had his right arm
broken on Saturday.
The West Virginia glass works will 70
on to-day.
A. ". Korr returned on Saturday from
tho west.
James Kcesey 10 not expected to live.
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by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There Is only one one way TO euro deaf.
ness, and that is by constitutional rem.
edies. Deafness is caused by an in.
famed condition oftho mucous lining
OF tho Eus.achian Tube. When this
tube gets intlamed you have rumbing
sound or Imperfect hearing. and when
it Is entirely closed deafness IL the re-.
suit, and unless tho Inflammation can
DO taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nino cases out OF ten
AFRO caused by catarrh, which is nothing
but an infamcd condition oil the mucous
surfaces.
We.will give One Hundred Dollars for
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The homo team made it three straight
victories with the Kentons, Saturday
afternoon. Tho game was marked BY
rather poor fielding on both sides and
free hitting. Anderson was not the
enigma to tho visitors that he was on
the opening day, when they got but
four hits in six innings. In the sixth
inning Robinson hit terrifcally and the
ball scared higher and higher and went
over the thirty loot left field fence for a
homo run, the first made on the Wheel.
ing grounds this sea,on. The next man
up made two Dagger and errors and
a base on balls materialized into three
runs.
In the seventh Anderson was taken
out aud Brodie substituted, but he only
pitched three baIls. The third wa, pro-
nouuced bali" by Umpire McNier.
ney and this angered Brodie, who start
ed to abuse the umpire. The latter act
ed promptly. ordering Brodie out OF the
game. White didn't want TO do this,
and was given a minute TO consider.
The tiitieth second had passed before
he motioned Brodje to retire and or
de.ed Anderson back in the box.
Wheeling did not make so many hits
as Kenton. but Gauding's seven and
Dubbs' five bases on baIls did the work.
The score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

The Daugher:y Stars walloped tho
Fulton club on Saturday by score Of
q to lG.
Twelve to five was tho score in the
game between the Martins Ferry
Juniors and the Farmers" on SATURDAY.
The former appeared in their new uni.
forms.
Tho score between the Scheehle and
E;naville ball clubs on Saturday was ID
to Is in favor OF the former. Frank
Stewart pitched for the Scheehles and
the four twirIers for KtnavilIo vere
Stephen Lewis. Thomas Williams, Chas.
Henry and Ed. Brown. l, is said tina,
Brown will 90 with kenton to-day at frs,
base. The Schedules will play the Mar.
tins Ferry Juniors on Decoration Day.