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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-12
TO IFlT

Business property. 1851 Market st.; baI, loac. J
ton IN city for feed store sIl 81 per month
sIoEo room and dwelling. 1907 Main II; now
iT9nt; WIN front entrance to dwelling II desired
gu u pcr month.
Modern 9,toOH.cd dwelling Il9 south From.
street, Plne location. -
Modern lO-rOomcd dwelling at Til,onyIlIe:
property OF the late ". II Robinson, with 10
acres oil land hne orchard, etc. e!5 per month
orcomgd dwelling on motor ! ne aud National
rood, only few minutes from this city. SIS per
month.
7.roomcd dwelling, 81 South Front st. AL 81,
per month. =
7.roOmed dwelling, i2f Iithst SD per month.
b.roOmCd dwelling, No. 81 North Huron street;
both gases. hoe and cold WINTER and bath s1
per month. .- -
6-rooincd dwelling, corner Pink sna Elm
streets. SIS.
6-roomei dwelling. o7iS Charllno stree.
rooms al No 100 Zans street $40 por month.
rooms. 20 floor. 20 Virginia ST.. both gases
and water A l. 81 per month ~
5-roOmcd dwelling. SlD Eofrst sl3 per month.
month.
5roomcl dwelling. 2joj woo!s.. s. per month.
5-ruomed dwelling. 10 South Wabash St $40
Per month.
J-roolncd dwelling, North Wabash st. $40 per
month. -
rpOms. % Thirteenth St ST. per month
4'roomcd dwelling. 2SIO Market. $40 per month
4'roo!nGd dwelling. ll6i High st 81 per month,
iroOmed dwelling, IN McCOlloch u. 81.
3rooms, 2'ijChapline It. I'd ioots s. per month.
3rooms. JUS VirsInias ST. S. per month.
SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1920 MARKET STREET.
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Dover, DEL, March 1.-the sixty.
ninth ballot for United Stn,es senator
was taken to-day. II resulted IA fol.
lows; Higgins 0, Addicks Q. Massey 4,
| Wolcott &. Turmoil 3.
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junction Company Making improvements.

sTguBEsvILLG, O.. March lit was
reported here to-day that the Junction
Iron and Steel Company. q. Mingo, had
purchased considerable ground ada.
cent to their plant, on which to erect n
merchant iron or finishing plant. The
company Is making changes in the roll
depnrtment-
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CHICAGO, March 1.-The Mount
Pleasant, Iowa, Review will hereafter
tako u report from tho Associated Press.
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to.DoH. March ll.-Lord Roscbory
has almos. entirely recovered from tho
attack Of influenza which has confined
him to his house for nearly two weeks.
lilo wont TO Windsor today in order to
hnyo an audience with tho queen. llor
majesty slnrts for Nice on "Wednesday
next,
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JAMES A. HENRY.

Real Estate Agent, Collector. Rotary Public aud
Peu'lOn Aitotu!y, No. IG,! NAf.set strslt
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soc a yard.

Extra tables have been provided
and special counter space given up
for this great Dress Goods Sale,
and there will bean additional force
Of statesmen to serve all Corners.
In this grand gathering Of I'm.
ported and Domestic Dress Goods
the widths are extraordinary, quail.
tiles unsurpassed, at
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NESBlTT & DEVINE,
Tel. 6a l73e Market Street.
FOB SAIE.

No. lis S. Penn street, roouls and bath. both
gases Cheap.
No. a 10Th street. li-roomed brick Cheap.
No COO Market street, 6 rooEiS, 81 500.
Nos ITO, aud il0j Market street. business
property. Sla,500. f -5.
Nos. II and 80 37th street, Il rooms. $3.50. b
No. ~ Market street: rooms aud bath. 8 500
No. 70 $. York street, roomS Cheap.
No. 81 N. Front St, S rooms and bath. Chelp.
No. lGS Chapline St. S rooms, bath room and
largo stable $1,000.
Corner 18th md Woods street. dwelling and
store room. Cheap.
Houses Of MI sizes and in different locations
Saloon for sale on 10th street. cheap. ~
Restaurant and hotel for sale on Market street,
cheap. sl
Restaurant and hotel :oy sale on 18th street,
cheap.
Cigar store OIL Market street for sale cheap
building lots III all tho best locations IN the
city.
Fnrms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN.
HARRY j. FINK.
Tal,pl,nn, f,n,-1 rnot r;f,
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Do not ask for samples. but state
kind and color you wish. and we'll
guarantee our Mail Order buyers
will make selection to please you.
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MrLAs, March ll.-Cesar Cantu, the
historian. is dead, aged niaety.cne years.
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Innings at
Wholesale Prices.
will be offered you to make up the
dresses purchased at this sale.

Cambria Lining, sc a yard.
Foulard Lining. &c yard.
Linen Grass Cloth. : aud l0ca =
yard.
Criuolines. and 10c n yard.
Imitation Haircloth. &c II yard.
Percaline,. all thades. l0c and
l2c ward.
Elastic Ducks. 10 and l5c yard.
Figured Silesia. l2i and 2oc
ayard.
Imported Haircloth, so and Coo
yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
ARTISTIC MILLINERY.

That there are artists and artists even In
millinery was never more fully demonstrated than
has been the in Paris this season by the keen
competition between the fashionable modistes as to
which one shall be considered the leader, and have
her exclusive models the most in vogue. As .
rule the productions Of nearly all considered by
the most fastidious women to be greatly OVER
trimmed: some Of the styles are laden with masses
Of flowers passementerie butterflies. feathers and
ribbons; others bear grotesque gilt ornaments.
placed at right angles on the hats amid loops and
lace pleatings flowers and foliage. Then there are
Rembrandt models with crowns and brims dis
torted In every possible shape. Among the shapes
brought out by a leading modiste Is to be seen an
odd little oapote, which more resembles tiny
headdress than a bonnet II is composed OF
a mixture OF creamy lace pale-green foliage ana
flowers. and would certainly be a most charming
accompa niment for a summer toilet Heretofore
the word 'Frenchy." used in connection with the
appearance OF lady's hat conveyed the idea or
something artistic and dressy. but many OF the
models In highest favor this season in Paris among
the really tastefully dressed women have been
evolved BY Miss Stuart No. 2s Avenue de POpera.
an American lady. 1t would be almost correct to
say American instead OF "Frenchy' when one
a lady wearing tastefuly trimmed and par
ticularly fetching" hat. II would be almost ssfo
10 make the same remark. under similar circum-
stances In New-York. Miss Stuarts patronage
this spring has been very large among our fair
countrywomen visiting Paris. en- route for homo
from the Riviera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
LEFT $soo,opo TO AN ART AsSOCIA TI0N.

indianapolis, May II tSpeclaD.-The VIII OF John
Heron was probated to-day. and by II the bulk OF
his is given 10 the indianapolis Art Associa'
ton in a bequest of ssooeo The Free Kindergarten
Orphans Home and other benevolent institutions re-
oelve smaller sums. Miss Annie Turrell a niece
who was severely burned in attempting TO save
Mr. Heron from the flames in California. and wncn
caused his DEATH receives $4,000 The Will provides
that the Art Association shall preserve and exnios
with its exhibits the portraits of the Heron family
and their herlooms. and that the name Heron
stall be In some way included in the name OF the
association. The administrator Of the estate quaii-
fed this afternoon and gave bond In the sum OK
$4,000 The bequest to the Art Association was .
surprise 10 the directors, who first learned OF the
Gift when the will was probated. The VIII pro.
vides that any legstee attempting TO contest ssy -
shall receive nothing John Heron was nearly seNs
enty years OF age. He was born In England anu
came TO this country with his sister FOR awn"s
he lived In Cincinnati and then moved to this CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
Grateful Women Write Us Letters.

From every corner of the country come thank:
full letters written by those who have been lifted
into cheerful. vigorous. healthy strength by III.
Picrce's Favorite Prescription.
Thousands OH thousands of women have been
relieved of the nerve nagging drag Of weakness
and pain.
They have been made better wives and better
mothers by having perfect health restored, ana
without the humiating exposure of examinations
SO generally insisted on by physicians.
DR.. pierce's Favonte Prescription is OF purely
vegetable composition and is perfectly harmless
in any condition of the system. 1t exerts won
derful soothing, healing and strengthening powei
woman's delicate organism. II is an invigo.
rating tonic for the whole system, and is alinoS
an nfalible specific for the peculiar weaknesses
irregularities and painful arrangements Of woman;
To these causes may be traced the trouble o.
tired nervous. irritable. WORKOUT women. Care
less, easy going doctors frequently treat then
women patients for biliousness nervousness, dys
pepsia, liver or kidney troubles, when tile rea!
sickness is in the organs distinctly feminine, and
no help can come till they are made perfectly
strong and healthy in both structure and hanctioa
which is brought about in due time, by the uN
Of DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. 80
Prescribed for thirty years by Ds. Piarces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
NEWS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY.


Washington. May i7.-I.eutenant Knapp's report
into his Investigation OF alleged Brooklyn Navy Yard
irregularities has yet been received by Secretary
Herbert Its entirety and until the fun report s
received the Department declines to make public It's
contents |, is stated however. that there will be
nothing TO justify the highly sensational publications
made In Brooklyn newspaper. There have been
apparent Irregularities. and broad stretchings OF
Navy regulations but dead men carried on the
rolls or any other very serious delinquencies
Admiral Kirkland left Alglers with the San Fran
cisco and Marbchead to-day for Gibraltar on the
way to Southampton where the vessels Will be
Joined by the New York and Columbia The SQUAD
ron viii 20 to i<el TO take part In the opening OF
the Baltic Canal Admiral Kirkland will be In COM
marl The Alliance reached Southampton to-day.
and the Amphltrte reached Savannah Ga. this
morning. where she was sent at the request OF the
citizens Of that place.
Ths Alert arrived at Panama last night after
The torpedo boat Gushing left Norfolk to-day by
Dismal Swamp Canal for the North Carolina sounds
her inland cruise south.
Washington May 1.-THE following naval orders
have been issued: Lieutenant +. s. Carter has been
detached from the Albatross and transferred to the
receiving ship Independence at the Mare Island
Navy Yard Lieutenant h. s. Scott detached from
ecutve officer Ensign A. II. l.aigh has been de-
iached from the Bennngton and ordered to the A.
Mohlcan and ordered to the Albatross
The following Army orders have been issued The
following transfers Of officers ordered to take
from the 2i,h Infantry to the 18th Infantry. Com
pany l. First Lieutenant James Baylies from the
18Th Infantry to the 10Th Infantry, Company O.
Infantry TO the 2,n Infantry SSmpsny Special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
NO RELIEF FOR TREASURY OFFICIALS.

No RELIEF EOR INEASOhi VIZ iOi-'h'''
THE DEFICIT GAINING on THEM-COLLECTIoNs
UNDER THE INCOME TAX LAW.
Washington May II (SpecaD.-The Treasury re-
ceipts from customs fell off again to-day and the
receipts on account of internal revenue did not
materially increase. The total receipts Tor the day
amounted to 1896 553 from customs, $3.50 AS
from internal taxation and the balance from mis-
cellaneous sources. The expenditures amounted 10
81 202 49, leaving balance Of s2l63l5 on the wrong
side of the ledger The excess OF expenditures
over receipts for the fiscal year to date amounts 10
$5lO7S.362. The hope expressed by treasury ON
Gals two weeks ago that the May receipts would
balance the May expenditures is not so strong now
as II was then, despite the fact that most OF the
interest due this month has been paid and that the
payments on account of pensions have amounted
to slO55OOoO since the last day Of April
During the month of April the Internal Revenue
Bureau from figures compiled by Commissioner
Miller collected 81 sos "a account Of the income
tax and for the last three months $13.l4 l3. as
follows: From persons, sS6.52l 81; from corpora
lions, sls,642 SO. ,,
year foot up sl20 652.O7l increase over 1894 OF
$l.5l1.72i a.s.
The principal sources OF revenue are stated:
Shirts 500 57S increase Of s420.3s5; tobacco.
1885, an Increase OF 1898 49, fermented liquors.
SiSs41.4 decrease of $500: oleomargarine,
Il Psi a3S decrease OF $2sS.7l2 and miscellaneous,
$ios27s, an increase Of $S126i6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18

gangrene got into my system. and despalred OF
ever getting better and had been possessed OF
the means would have gladly had my left Nmb
amputated. The flesh on my ankle became badly
eater and the bone visible In places Ny
finger and toe nails came of and my hair came
out profusely. For years did not know what a
nights sleep was without some oplate prescribed
by the doctor to deadcn the pain lived In tor
ment. fearing death yet dreading life all the
more.
Having read much about Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla decided that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18

II is regarded as doubtful however II the Govern
ment will ever succeed in getting the speed out OF
the vessel that was required and was promised by
the designers According to contract the vessel was
to show speed Of seventeen Knots with an eN-
nordI,ure NJ 4 500 horsepower On Wednesday dur
ing her run the maximum speed reached was ltZo
knots This was secured only by the extraordinary
safety limit. The trouble Is thought to be due to
some fault In the design. as at high speed, the
shin digs into the water and scooping up hundreds
OF tons, is compelled to carry this dead weight;
Unless some device can be provided to get rid or
this water IL Is feared the ship can hardly be ut-
lied for the purposes for which she was Intended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
New FIesh Began to Form.

New nails came on my fingers and toes. new hair
came on my head. and | continued with
Hoods Sarsaparilla my limbs in time became
completely cured. ! have taken about twenty
bottles OF Hoods Sarsaparila and know that
] owe my recovery entirely to this medicine
have never had any pain or lost an hours sleep
on account Of the troubles | have mentioned
since October 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
Would TrV Il.

Ny druggist. Mr.. Hutley. told me II would re-
quire many bottles to cure my case was 50
deepseated and was much run down. This
encouraged me 70 take che medicine faithfully
There was no marked change while taking the
first bottle. but when taking the fourth posi-
lively knew ! was being helped Gradually the
sores on both legs healed. the discharge ceased
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
STATE SENATOR'S ~ THE WORTH WOODS

Saranac Lake. y. Y, May 1.-THE party OF Sen"
ators which left Albany yesterday were at Beaver
River Station and Nehasane to-day. They Will leave
Beaver River a special train at o'clock to-
morrow morning and vii. reach Saranac Lake at
about O'clock After stay OF TWO hours there
they will go 10 Lake Placid, where they VIII dine
al the Stevens House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18

the same position 1t has occupied since the abortye
Brussels conference, namely. that II stands Wilde Wilde
tary conference on the invitation OF any Leading ing
ifiatiye in assembling such conference To this
end Congress named six men to compose part OF
delecation OF nine members and when a conference
is called bv Great Britain. Germany or any other
leading European Power he President stands ready
to name three other delegates to represent the
United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
ENGLAND AND THE BEHtING SEA rAiiSo'"

ENGLAND AND THE BEHIING SEA fAii'
Washington May l7-It IL stated on authority
that the action OF the British Government j" re-
fasing longer 10 permit the securing under sea- OF
the outfit and equipment OF British sca''rS' VIM
II Will undoubtedly render the work OF the pa''o'
feet more difficult. as the danger OF iliesai sea""s
will be Increased. may also add TO the ihcoh'
yenience necessarily experienced by masters Oh
such sealing vessels. No change. however IN IN"
instructions already given officers as to search
ing and sc cure will be necessary. further IMAM l"
remind them that the failure OF "A British Vessei
to secure her arms and equipment under seal ~ NOT
"A violation OF the Paris award nor OF the Hritsh
net OF Parliament enacted to carry out sala h"htu.
As already mentioned In these dlsphtches' ine
statement cnanafing from San Francisco INA,
The United states revenue cruiser coinnoiof"
perry had hurried out OF port on an important
mission and that she would make all haste pos,
sjile 10 reach Bchr!ng Sea to prevent me thItci
States cutters already there from SEEING nrmcl
Pritish yesscls was the original intention, IL
MOI founded on fact. The Perry left on her reg
unr cruise 10 Join the patrol fleet. captain hoopei
OF the Rush, the commander OF the meet; received
I'm Aprl prior sailing. specific instructions AS TO
the search and Seizure OF sealing vessels These
Instructions have not been changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
spEcUI.ATING ABOUT THE KERsIINER De
CISION.

WASHINGTON May 1.-THE record OF the kershncr
court martial Will not reach the Navy Department
until tomorrow morning, when 1t VIII be exhaus-
,Iv.ly reviewed by Judge Advocate Lemy before
,ros.ntation TO Secretary Herbert for executive
consideration. The prevailing impression among
naval officials is that Dr. Kershner Will be found
not guilty OF perjury. and that the findings VIII also
lac that his violation OF naval regulations In pri-
,ately corresponding about Official matters has
No, been Of such "A character as To merit severe
nunlshment II IL confidently expected that the
sentence Will not be more severe than term under
suspension and that he may even escape with a
rcprimand FOR the lndlscrctlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
THAT MONARCHY STORY DlsBEMEvEp.

THAT MONARCHY STORY DlSBELiENhD
- nan IT'S ORIGIN ~ \ PARAGRAPH rrniishEp
IN A NATIVE PAPER WEEKS AGO
wosh,ne,on. May 1.-THE report which app'af''
in san Francisco paper yesieri lay, am W."
vas ,elegraphcd East last night, 'ha' M '""'''''
who WAS until recently the Hawaiian M"'s''' :"
,h t-,i,oA States Is alvocaiins a restoration %
49,, monarchy IN Honolulu. had is origin In
paragraph published In nat'e "c"''"'''
., 49,. hearing
Copies o, Honolulu papers received "''" 800
date April T. refer 10 reports preNi''h' minus N
natives that Mr. Thurston WAS To h'"n mo-
men, in favor OF restoring Queen Lilnoka'An' ou'
the references were ali made IN a Jo1"'"' ''''''
as being on is face an absniHi'y' 80
Mr. Thurston has been i)r years STAN" ~
,,tucan lie was the chairman or the 'on''''-
sion which came 10 Washington Shoruy "''e' '"'
ovcr,hrow OF tie monarchy. 70 secure '"e "''''N'
,,o, ~ the Islands 10 the United states lie WAS
one OF the leaders in the movement ""'r" 80
uehcd the Republic In Hawaii. and as re"A'' 'o'
nt ,,iI,,.aI activity vas sent 10 his country ~
1,,rts,o- this being the most lmporihn; diplomatic
ms, within the gir OF his Government lie ~ no"
living I'm Honolulu. engaged In Inc p"'''o "
lao, and his friends here say that he IL SIN 'he Same
ardent Republican as Of o.d ana mat ''Po'' ~
tho contrary are unworthy 81 notice.
vos,or May i7-Gorinan -. Gilman Ha"alah
Consul publlshcs the following regarding INC re-
,or,ed seriously unsettled condition OF ana's ~
Honolulu: -. ....,
received by the last mail that reach'H mere 'I""
U,noi,lu Six letters from different '"rFefl"
ali of them active. Intelligent business ain Do.
atnnal mon representing ldTg" nnhhc'al h".'"
r." da,,s wo,.. 10 the very last OF April .No' "
s,ncls word Of alarm general az N,.y was -
messed i'm any one OF them. Minister nuiStoh w.
racL an his native soil. and no new volcano 'l"p,
Hons I'm pOli,Icnl NE were manifesto" 49,.
Dole and the Minister were on WIN JYy, p"' ~,
inciud,ng officers OF the l.. s. S Phladcpnla on
their Yachts 10 Pearl iIarDOr. nav" al "ic -
Uonol,ilu papers rp TO May :. IN non. OF ml'i.n'
Governm.nt or Opposition. are any ieafs "''''-
fos,cd ~ revolution or dissolution ,,..
one correspondent writes me. April ~; Ma' Ell,
are uulei here now and II people would onIy zen
the truth we would have nothing to rear hp,','n
writes: "a special correspondent here mas ". ri
made to apologize for his wrong statements III m
cnrrespondence to the East Anothcr' .u'
hcen sent out here for other purpose, hpPl'nn.s'
than 10 falsify the present condition OF innings "c''
and tlecry the Government. -, ,,..a.,
n would seem TO the friends OF me Iid"ahhil
penullc that its enemies. whether al Hoholuu OF
in san Fran .!sco having failed AT every pom, 10
dcsiroy the good government which has pccn es'ip
lished In Hawaii based on republican piihc'pi'Si;
are turning 10 dctractiOn, misrepresch'huoi az, ~,
falsehood In an cndcovor. which, we pN,s" VIZ W nc
fJtile TO ALLEVIATE the general Kindly ieelns oi ~
maioritv OF the people OF the United States TOT he
young Republic OF the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18

ioln his proper station Fort Bliss Tex. is amended
so as to direct him 10 proceed TO join his proper
station. Fort Sill. oklahoma Territory upon the ex;
order relative Lieutenant Evans Is revoked. Spe:
cal order directing Lieutenant Tayman 70 proceed
ritory Is revoked The retirement from active ser>
vice by operation OF law OF Colonel Judson d. Bings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
The Standard American
Toilet Soap,
Cashmere Bouquet.

Green and on the following Tuesday he will make
his last speech. according to his present arrahss
ments at Louisville. While these events are III
progress the opposing candidates will be at work
and withal the next ten DAYS WILL De cHceeuiil6i!
eyentful in the Blue Grass State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18

TIE KATAHDIN NOT Up TO CONTRACT
Washington May 1.-THE armorcad ram katah-
din IT Is said, has failed to reach expectations and
as n result Of the trial given the vessel by Tho
contractors several days ago some important
changes may be necessary. These may be made
after experiments which have already been begun.