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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The brooklyn Can'aia cub VII give Is second
private concert OF this It's first season In Asso la
Ton Hall to-fnorrow evening.
The nuieth anniversary Of All Souls raivcrsast
Church Will be celebrated on sunday and Tuesday
next
Mrs Kate Tryon. o. Cambridge. Mass will do
liver lecture before no students o. Pratt lnsii-
tute to-day At ?. m. on Days with the Birds
At the hearing today the new Eastern Dis
trict Bridge bin before the Assembly Committee
on Commerce and Navigation. IN Albany. the fol
lowing Brooklyn delegation VIII appear and urge
the passage OF the measure: Congressman Charles
c. Bennett. chairman, H. T.. Scharnann. James
Gascoine. Willard +. Smith. Henry Battcrmanu.
John EcuGcr. Ditmas jewell. Louis Beer Henry
Roth Louis Graf Edward T. Linton. Samuel 7.
Mad1ox Charles H. Reynolds, George y. Goodwin.
Waller Blaisden. william Andrews. Joel Il. Cool
win. George II. Woodwork. James G. Brewer and
Frederick Hornby.
Margaret Wolf brought suit yesterday in the cir
cult Cour; before Judge Kellogg for 5000 damages
on accom-, of injuries received at the ferry-house
OF the South Brooklyn Ferry and Steam Trans
portation Company on June B. 1894.
Mrs. Lyman Abbott ana other charitable women
gave an entertainment and luncheon In the John
ston Building last night for Italians in whom
Plymouth Church has taken interest OF late.
The object OF the movement Is TO gather the Ital-
ians into the church
Tho directors OF the Montauk Club on Monday
night elected the following officers President
Charles A. Moore: vice president. J. Rogers Max
well; secretary. Henry Firth Wood. and treasurer.
Henry H. Henson the only change being the sue
ccss!on OF Mr. Henson the Office OF treasurer in
place OF william y. Avis who positively declined re-
election
Postmaster Sullivan said yesterday that "A new
lettcr-box had been put up at Unon-aye. and
North-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
MOI-\T VERNON.

The Board OF Education OF Mount Vernon mas
had in Committee Of the Whole. three long night
sessions continuing I'll, midnight. TO consider the
question OF the employment of teachers for the
next school year. beginning September / IL
finished its work on Monday night. and in man.
ner that 10 the board seems just and equitable 10
the teachers the taxpayers. the parents and the
pupils year ago the schools in the city OF
Mount Vernon-which prior TO that time had been
under tho administration of the district boards of
The town Of East Chester-were set apart ana m
corporated under the control OF the Board OF Esd-
ucation of the city of Mount Vernon; hence, ms
Is practicable the first year of the administration
Of the schools of the city under the new Jaw me
legacies handed down by the district boards detrl-
mental 10 the educational system were !eit 10 the
civ board 10 dispose Of and the three nights nave
been spent IN & thorough discussion or me SUD
iect The most important subject was the al
Inlntstraton of the schools The list OF teachers
fully investigated, their c.ass metnods reportSo
upon and the selections for appointment Indut.
In many cases the candidates for reappolntIehI
will have 10 pass the examination required ny the
State law 90 be in June and Augusta. in order 10
have their certificates renewed mere are az, aIsu
some who were graduated from the New lOlh
City Normal College. but whose certiiCates 90 i,Ut
'oua,lify them to teach in schools outside OF New
York City The State law on TINS point IeduS:
mo teacher is qualified. within the meaning or
this act who does not possess an unahnui'eI ~,
unrevoked and unannu.led certihcate OF QnalHGTa-
ton given by the Superintendent OF fuDllG IN
structon. or an uneXpired certlnCate o1 itbin
whose district such teacher is employed IN me
case OF Mount Vernon. the city Supcrihtenlellt oI
Schools conducts the examination instead OF
the city board: but the subjects of examination are
furnished by the State Superintendent. ana the
marking is dore by him A resolution was adopted
fixing the maximum salary for teachers at S'oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
NEWARK.

The official returns Of the Newark charter cleo
TONS as compiled by the City Clerk were NED
Yesterday The Republican majorities are as fol-
lows: CITY Home Trustee Vernet. 1904; Board Of
Works Bailey ssh; Joraemon. 6525; Burkhardt
7Oai; Van Duyne. 6so4: Stansby. 4S6. The average
Socalistic vote was 625; Prohibition. $40.
The Grand Jury into court yesterday with
a batch of indictments. Judge Depue instructed the
also TO investigate matter connected with the
recent trial Of keeper Of disorderiy house. Judge
Depue will sail for Europe today.
A. r Denman counsel for Florence Muchmore,
to whom the late Margaret Hunter, the reciu'e.
left bank deposit for s67l "A In the Seamens say
tngs Bank of New-York applied TO Judge Kirk
patrick yesterday 10 have the handbook handed
over TO his client by the administrator as matter
OF right The application was opposed by counsel
for the administrator. The Judge declined to make
the order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.

The Jersey City Street and Water Board decided
Yesterday 70 reject all pending bids in the matter
of a new water supply. These were from the East
Jersey Company and the Jersey City Water Com
many The board has since received several Informal
bids and the clerk told to send word to all
contemplating bidders that new bids would De re-
ceiyed at special meeting 10 be held FOR tnat pur-
pose on Saturday. The Austen standard or purity
will be called for in the specifications bu there
viii be one material change Instead OF paying Tor
water by the million gallons the city Will call for
stated price at which it may pay for the pant at
interest the rate Of per cent year in lieu OF
water rents The supply must be furnished by
gravity Should the city decide TO purchase the
pant at the end OF five years, payment Will be made
In twenty ve-year bonds at per cent, or part cash
and part bonds. may be arranged when the pur-
chase is decided upon. Each bidder must deposit A
certified check for 10000 and the successful bidder
must give bond for $4,000 AL the checks Will be
ro.ir cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
AFFAIRS IN BROOHLYN.

THE COMMERCIAL BANK DEFICIENCY.
James c. Bergen counsel to William y. Dyk-
man. receiver OF the Commercial, Bank. has IN
formed the counsel for TIE directors stockholders
and creditors OF the bank Of his intention to make
an application TO the supreme Court FOR insttuc-
lions as to the liability OF the bank 8
stockholders and directors to make up de-
fclcncy dUe 70 creditors of $500 ~, TO pay
which the receiver has in hand balance Of
SSC.2 .. The receiver shows that he has now 'X-
haustcd the banks assets with the exception o
certain judgments now on appeal, atsretatihs
$.GG5 -. He has paid AL creditors IS PER cent OF
Their claims. II any further payments are to he
made to the banks creditors. they must be rom
the pockets OF the directors or shareholders. IN
order 10 get at THIS. these officers must be prose
cutcI on their statutory liability a such, and Il
is relative to this liability that instruction of the
court is sought by Mt Bergcn the receivers law
Yer. Mr.. Dvkmen gives II as his opinion thai the
Shareholders are individually c.ponsihlc equally
ana rAtabl, for al contracts. debts and engage
rn,nts Of the bank to IN" ox; MT OF the fun amount
OF their stock at par value, I'm Al lIion 20 the
amount invested in such shares. The request IS
made that the matter be s"nt 10 referee Tor
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Inspector McLaughlin's trial
PAR. and Aoueduct Commissioners meetings.
Piceon-shoot!ng match. WOODLAND
Uaycmeyer Will case Surrosates court
Network Boston baseball game. Polo GrouhuS' :
=. m .....- . .ho,cqra,
No. 3li Fifth-aVe. H.,
LemueI f. Quigg Republican AssociaHoh' ciuo-
bouse East Sixty-fouTth-st., p. III.
Rroolfeld League. No 100 Forsyth-s'.' p. III.
Good Government clubs dinner Reform NIuD
evening. , -,
Concert in aid Of Nev-York room at Atlanta In
postion Hotel Waldorf. evening
Tnu-yorL Electrical society. Columbia College s
p. ,. ,,,.o o.o,
John l.. stoadard's lecture. Dalys Theatre S"'
p. ..,
Young Peoples Day" al noon praYef-mee'ii'h'
No 1l2 Fl .on-st.: Josiah Way chairman
A., ,oa, exhibition in a.d of Cancer Hospital
n1vate view Ortgies Galleries afternoon and even
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
FOr THE CHrRCH PERIODyCAL OLUR

An illustrated lecture on Australia will be given
at 3 o'clock this afternoon at Shcrrys. Fifth-avc.
and Thirty-seventh-st., by the Rev. DIR. Henry Lu-
beck rector OF Zion and ST. Timothy Church for
the benefit OF the Church Periodical Club. which was
founded by Mrs. Mary Ann Drake Fargo. and OF
which Mrs X. VI. Hoe Is president Tea is be
served after the lecture The tickets. at S. may
be obtained the rooms Of the club Church Mis-
sons House. Twenty second-st and Fourth-ave. or
OF Mrs. Hoe. No. II East Seventy -hrst-st. Mrs
j. l.. Chaplin. secretary. No. 1856 Second-ave.; Miss
Florence Taylor No % West Nnh-st.. at
Sherry's at the hour of the entertainment.
The work OF the club consists IN sending books
ard periodicals TO poor parishes and mission sta
lions In the West and South. whore reading matter
is otherwise almost unatianablc for the clergy and
their Darishioners. The need is felt for sub
scrbers as well az for all the benefit which be
realized from DR.. Lubeck's lecture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
TAILORS AND PRESSERS TO STRIKE.

The coat tailors and pressers employed In 100
shops in this city went strike yesterday. They
demand increase Of wages from 10 TO Is per cent
The strikers are members OF Progressive Tai,ors
Union No. IL and the Coat Pressers' Union No. l.
Their headquarters are at No. 30 Suffolk-st The
strikers want the bosses to sign an agreement that
ten hours shall constitute days work for five
days and nine hours Saturdays and that wages
shall be paid weekly. The strikers think that they
may win Only twelve OF the liz firms affected by
the strike signed the agreement yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
coxTrsrlNG HER MOTHERS WILL.

Mrs Sarah Lynch has begun contest before
Surrogate Abbott 81 thr viii u her mother. Mrs
futile who died on February ~ leaving $500. tho
bulk If which went to her son Nicholas while the
contestant was cut Of without a penny. Louis
Cohen Mrs Iynch's lawyer. alleged that shortly
before Mrs Tutt'cs death. young Nicholas. accom-
panied by MS uncle Nicholas Haley. ~ NV. ! oIN
won't into tnc dying w0man's bedroom with iNo
horsesloers from "A uc.ghboriug blacksmith shop
elected tn. nurse. and forced bis mother to sisn
tho disputed viii The surrogate adjourned the
hearing until April CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
pBOTEST TO THE BOARD or HELLTH.

At q NEE ling of the Board OF Health yesterday
n letter was read from School Commissioner Could
den protesting In the name of the Allied Taxpay-
ers' Association of the North Side against the
dumpng OF garbage and refuse at West Farms.
Bedford Park and other places within the Twenty
bird and Twenty fourth wards. Sanitary Super
sntendent Roberts was instructed 10 investigate
the complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
DRESS GOODS.
Wednesday, April Gath.

A large purchase of heavy Crink-
led CTcpOns, to be sold at IS cents
and 800 per yard, in all fashiOna-
bic cOlOrings, and equal i'm quality
to goods, hitherto sold at $1.25.
and Sf.1j per yard.
Also, high class French Novelty
CrepOns, at 1925. $i.7j and $2.2j.
per gard; equal to the richest ex-
hibitcd by us this season.
4 heavy stock of MOhairs, i'm all
styles and cOlOrs-the leading
fashion.
Also. a line of As inch Covert
Suitings, at 800 per yard. so
and 81 inch Scotch Granite Co.
vert, at 1925 per yard, and Sc
lcct assortment of So inch English
Tailoring Mixtures, at $1.1O per
yard.
Extensive stock of storm proof
Navy Serges and various weaves
i'm medium price CrepOns.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
HE put THE PAINTINGS IL THE BACKWARD

John Downcy OF 80 SOL Libcrty-ave. was before
Justice Hartman. IN the Ga'es-ave court ycsicr-
day charged by Samuel ". Fraser an artist with
a studio a; 80 q Wl.oughDy-st With malicious
mischief Dowuoy moved into Mr.. Ffnsers honf"
in Iibcrty-avc.. and finding o lot - ID" ARTIST
pictures stored there. moved thrm into re back
laughed when ] told nim about my Joss. SAID
Mr. Fraser and thai is Why "ar' nm pan
lshcI." JOwucy Was ptroi'I .or examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
HOME NE Tvs.

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..,,on,r, IN vtlr YORK CV nat r'refrfn7 ~ e''
,,b, ,>,c, NJ fbr rn,d YrssS has M hend1ua'er' (" 70
al .,u,f y.,c FORK Ci' Al iVormG'ton and decnn'e"s
N, .bi,c 10, ,lv b. cent tov headquaH anu hy 0''
u d.str bued 10 at TIE Intd Press ne~sP"P"'"tu'
80, ami 10 IA, Loit,a Press dissBt,aa0" utrouJ''"'" 40
csnHTg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
II. w. sLocvM RESIGNS AS PRESIDENT

Henry w Slccum president Of the Coney Island
and Brooklyn Railroad Company, has resigned
The formal offer OF hts resignation was made
week ago. but nothing was publicly known about II
until yesterday 50 far a. known tn" action was
not caused tv friction of auy Kind IN tho BOARD of
Directors Ny S.Ocum viii mt give any reason Tor
retiring from the presidency. hut MS iilcndS sly
M. intends 10 devote more time To has law practice
lie succeeded his father. General Socum. as pI's-
den, Of The road about two years ago. IN" reslGna
ZION Is lk,lv 70 take Effect July l. Nlr. S!OrLin
ana Mr. Marshall are the largest owners ~ the
stock Of the company, and between them h9lI II
In Mr. Slocums place rs not yet settled y great
deal Of the practical management OF the ROAD 81
late wears ha, been done ny Denis Sullivan. the
Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
BAYONNE.

At his home, No 26 East Twenty eighthst.. Bay
onne Joseph Douglass. a we.l-known resident Of
the city's Second " ard. died Morcay night in
his fifty-fourth year. One OF his s0ns is William
Douglass, chief ranger of Court W.niield. No 7,oS
A. o. L. OF A His funeral viii take place on Thurs
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
Ar1ANr1c.AvE RAILEnAn nIREcroRs.

ATIANTIC-ANE RAILROAD pIItl-' I'I'3
At the annual meeting OF III stool Aold'rs OF the
Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company yesterday. all
members OF last years Board Of Directors were re-
elected with The exception of william J. richard
son. Mr.. Richardson showed sympathy for the
strikers last winter and President Norton de-
clarcd thcu IL Is said. that day Of reckoning
would come in April. Mr.. TElchardson has boon
in The Proshytcrlin Hospital IN Ncw-Yort under
treatment for some umc. IN" directors are a.
Frost William II Wallace T. W. Cark II. Henry
Scl!glnan William 4 Read william +. Redmond.
General H. + Tracy. Slis u buichcr, William
Mortons ana Frederick strauss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise sos sunset G4S Moon rises 4:4Moons age -
HIGH WATER TODAY
VI Sandy Hook 7:22 Gov. Island 40 Hell Cato ORA
PM-Sandy HOOK 1884 Gov. islAnd 1:5S Hell Gate % 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

Steamer Philadelphia, Chambers. La duayra' etc
S,natn.r Rhynlnnd NelG. Mills. Antwerp-Interna-
ti9nai - Rbnl Mitchell Fernandna- & SON
lark Amphltrite RUSS. Bjor%viSt 'hFiSuahh -fnnch
Edy. & 60. ,t.r,,x
~, 80 Cameo t,olbeth st Croix-Hertram Bros.
prtg Sunlight Thompson. Georgetown, Dem Middleton
& Co
STEAMERS Guyandote Norfolk and Newport News; Rich
Ir nr,soI. Regulus RUSS. Perth Am6oy; Saginaw.
rnrts Island 9an Domingo &c; Lam Nier) Bremen:
ttsnry Re,th (Br Antwerp; Tallahassee savannah; Ask
NOR G,bara; Runic uirl. LNerpoo"
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN FORTS.
Steamer LANDAU CITY dir. Hunter. from New-York for
nrs,oi rasacd Brow Head April ~ ,,,
steamer Persia Ger). sped' .'o" i'""ours Tor New
York passed the Lizard Aprll - ,, Ma, y, .
steamer Angerton OBJ, MoiIas o'" Ne"- FORK April
l. arrived at Newcastle Aprl - ,ro,, Han
Steamer Uindoo uIr), boug,'h' '''" num- sailed from
London for New-Yotk Npiil -, ,..,, So., ", . .
c,na,nar Sr.nser nir) Russell, from New-fork April o
,,r TIr"rnnof passed kinsale April -.
steamer Scandal Gier)' i''u'e'' ' " 'o' HAMBURG
esia 3. sailed from Stettin for New York
April ~. %, sauol fr,m IJan,hrr. A.,
fS,s Apr, o,u Dutch Cassens. from NewYoris April
z arrived al Amsterdam April ~ D.,
steamer Ia Nornandie, u 10 '' '"' New-fork. ar
rived MT faVre April %, a., ,.,
'or nrnoa P,er Wilhelm ii lGel stormer from Naples
Anri On r,r New York. passed olprhitar April %.
Steamer origen tBD. Johnson sailed from Para for
York apr DER Fendt NewYork March
"a Via Pa,mors Rio Janero and Santos. arrived 81
Psyuambuco April ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

Seminole Jacksonville ,1ydc........ 90 IN
Iou,utsaa Mallory -" N
III r.. N'w-o-lcnn* " fetn .-.'+.'. .'.''..- ~ III
trlnnmhir Matanzas. Murs0n s...... ......- ~ y III
Antlia Nassau. bahama. S........ LOOP IN -" III
THURSDAY. AriIL -
No-m,nri, Hamburg ii.mb- Amer. 40 m II ~ IN
Orlnnao bermuda. Quch"c ......... 80 p ~ ~" III
Niagara Nassau. y 'nlH.-..'.. LUZ III "'""P !"
FRIDAY. APRIL. 90
iroquos Jacksonville CyG"......... ......' "oV p IN
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Announcements

Announcements
"ChacaQua." e. w 'ChacsQuA."
4 collar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-01

"a Baggage Check" company opened
at tho Grand last night to standing
ROOM" The piece is Charles Z. Blaney's
best work, and no is regarded as
coming farce comedy writer.
The humor 10 clear cut and unc,ious.
The characters arc evidently drawn in
way to give every ono an opportunity
TO do all thoy can. ThiB chance has
been taken advantage Of. Tho audience
WAS in a continual uproar from tho rise
until tho fall OF the curtain. Frod Pal.
mer docs an entirely new conception OF
n comedy old man." winning his nu-
dionco at once, aud Eric Pollock as tho
tramp has fiat" part and does it JUS
ticc. Eddie Magee, n promising young
comedian. has chance for n star part
did he give proper study. Loola Belle
proved herself good sou brotto, as, sho
dances in manner that could not, in
her limo, DO oxcellcd. Lizzio Mclrose
gives new idoa and conception OF
tho Now York favorilo, "The Tough
Girl" She Ia exceptionally clever and
charming and should have moro to do.
Ida Clark played her part well. Tho
Misscs Scwcll, Parkcs and Deshorbe
formed n pretty trio, filling their parts
in most acceptable manner. Tho
musical numbers arc cleverly selected,
giving all ample opportunity to mako
tho most OF their chance. which thoy do.
"a Baggage Check" should do tho bost
business tho Grand has known this
seasou,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-01
LOCAL BnEvIrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and hbot
ma.


Matters of Minor Moment In and About
tho City.
TuE GRAND this ovoning-"A baggage
Check"
A REGULAR ucmi.monthly meeting Of
tho council committee on police has
boon called for this evening.
TmE Schmulbach "Becr Handlers"
bowlod at Fctti's alloys last night.
shanloy mado high acorc, 1877.
MICHAEL O'DoSNEL, n plain drunk,
was tho only case In tho police court
yesterday morning. LILO got ton days on
tho hill.
Tie bar mill at tho Whitaker iron
works was of yesterday to mako TO.
pairs. Tho rest OF tho factory Ia run.
ming full.
Work Is making good progross on
Chapman Il Soma now business block,
on tho east aldo Of Main s.root south OF
Twelfth.
VRIr solemn services wore hold In
tho Catholic and Episcopalian churches
yesterday, aud tho congregations woro
generally largo.
Two young fellows from Allegheny
City woro run In by Officer Bowers last
night and given a FREQ rdo in tho pa.
troll wagon, for begging on tho streets.
SOME handsome improvements arc
being mado on Mr.. Reich's house, on
Thirteenth atreot, above jacob, and IL
will add much to tho appearance OF that
square whom completed.
WLADlsLAw LEwASDowsKI was yestor.
day appointed administrator OF the cs.
tate Of Frank Lewandowski, deceased,
and gavo bond in tho sum Of 500, with
Frank Metzacki US surety.
YESTERDAY James Locke, tho Wells.
burg glassworkor who was recently so
brutally assaulted at tho Pan Handle
station here. returned to tho Buckeye
works in Martins Ferry. and was I'm.
molested.
TIE wooden panels have boon cut out
OF tho hall doors in tho north end Of tho
court house, and glass substituted. 1ho
Improvement is 80 great that general
hope is expressed that tho samo will DO
done at tho city hall.
ROBERT pEKARI, tho VOL known glass.
worker, has onterod into partnership
with Nick Plume. under tho firm namo
OF Plume x Pokari, for tho manufacture
and salo Of kleanit. compound for
polishing metal and other articles, win.
dows and the like. Both arc hustling
business men and ought to do well.
A GOOD joke was told at tho court
house yesterday. Engineer Brown, OF
tho Mcclure house dynamo. went up to
examine the electric light machine in
the court house basement. While he
was in tho engine room. Engineer Bor-
deaux. not knowing he was there,
locked him in. and no had to escape
through yentilator by means OF lad.
der.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-01

A friond in ncod is friend indeed.
and not loss than one million people
havo found just such friond in br.
Kings Now Discovery for consump tion.
coughs and colds. II you have mover
used this great cough medicine. one
trial will convince you that i. has won.
dcrful curative powers In nil disensos of
throat, cheat and lungs. Each bottle Is
Guaranteed TO do Nil that Ia claimed or
money vii. be refunded. Trial bottles
REQ at tho Logan Drug Com pany's drug
store. Largo bottles 50c and ST. j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-01
Tho Ueaudet Opera Company.

Tho Louise Beaudet Opera Boule
Company will BIO seen two nights only
ut the Opera House. Monday and Tues
day evenings. in the latest comic opera
success, 1.-THE Dragons Daughter" by
Herman Perlet. Tho score ia rich in
melodious music Of highly artistic
character. The stage version OF tho
story abounds in clever comedy, and nj.
fords Miss Bcaudet superior opporsuui.
ties to show her wonderful clevernesa.
The supporting company is exceedingly
strong. and the chorus ono OF the best
on tho rond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-01

Yesterday morning tho action OF tho
frost on tho stone work OF tho old city
RESERVOIR caused como OF the coping
stones to hcavo up, breaking tho cement
and letting q small strcam OF wator flow
through. It ran down tho hill ovor tho
surface oil tho ground and through tho
gutter IN tho alloy till it found its way
into tho Market street aowcr. 1t did
no damagc and there was no foundation
for tho sensational story put alloat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-01

Warren-Rivcr iour-tenths Of foot
and stationary. Weather cloudy and
mild.
Grecnboro-Rivor feet inch and
rising. Tho leo ia thin; 1t started ont
to-day but stopped. Weather cloudy
and warm.
Observation-Disclosures feet G inchcs
and rising. Tho leo will go out probably
tonight. Weather clear and warmer.
Standardization feet and rising.
Weather cloudy and warm. Tho leo
broke in front OF this city this afternoon
and ran out. II also broke at another
place n milo above tho city, but ia atlll
closed Mt the Pan-lIandlo bridge, where
1t il feared Il gorge will form.