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in-law with perjury for having sworn that
his bride was over Is years old when he Sc
cured the marriage license. Olivier spent
several days in Jail and the aged head of
the Brady family hugged as much as she
could of her abundant anatomy for very
Joy.
At the preliminary hearing in the Police
Court Rosie stood up quite bravely for her
husband and took all the blame on her.
self. She swore that Manuel believed her
almost 10 years of age. and that she had
on every occasion so informed him, giving
as her reason for so doing her love of him
and her desire to get away from her
mothers home.
Yesterday when Rosie was put on the
stand in Judge Belcher's court she showed
that she had experienced a wonderful
change of heart. Although married less
than half year she acknowledged that
she would not go back to her husband.
She has returned to the sheltering arms of
Mamma Brady, and her testimony no
doubt pleased that amiable person.
Mrs. Olivier swore that she is not yet IS
years of age, that she lied in her testimony
given in the Police Court, and denied that
she had ever on any occasion told her hus-
band that she was of age.
In direct contradiction to this testimony
Olivier's attorneys introduced in evid ence
a letter which the witness acknowledged
having written some time during last
January. 1t reads as follows:
Dear Manuel, or Dear Husband: I got your
note and was glad to hear that you were
dreaming of me. Why, dear Manuel, dream
of you nearly every night.
Well, Manuel, you win want to know about
my age, so now | am going to tell you the
whole story. My aunt had a spat with ma
about year ago, so | went to see her shortly
after that and we got talking about ages, so
when said | am II this Fourth July 4l-that
is the last Fourth-Manuel why you should see
her look at me, and then she told me that l
was six months older than her daughter and
her daughter was born in January, so by right
! viii be 10 next Fourth; and one night about
five or six months ago my aunt was alking
about ages before ma, and when ma said | was
only II she was just going to speak up, and l
Just looked over in time to see ma make a
sign to my aunt, and then they stopped talking
on that subject.
So now. dear Manuel 1 have told you all
about my age, so l going to let ma have
her own way about my age, because Manuel,
don't want TO have any trouble with her, be-
cause you know, Manuel, your mother is your
best friend and | never let on that / was told |
was older, for it would make her feel mad.
Now, dearest. I want you TO understand this {:
have q daughters love for my mother, GER
tainly as good girl always has, and when she
saws shall not do q certain thing l never do
it. not because fear her, you see, but just be-
cause love her dearly, for girl that is true
10 her mother is always truer to her husband.
And now, dear Manuel, in spite of all that l
think so much of you, and love you so, Man.
mel. that when you are ready no one on earth,
coming your wife. Well, dearest, rs have no
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amounts demanded bv less numerous or

amounts demanded by less numerous or
carnations the modesty of their request
All the pledge they require is $25,0O0, or
one-fourth of the amount so readily Sc
cured for the prospective Republican con-
ventIon. 1t is stated in conclusion that
w. II. Crocker, president of the Crocker-
Woolworth Bank, has consented to act as
treasurer, so subscribers can rest assured
that every dollar subscribed will be prop
erly vouched for.
In answer to this letter Hugh Craig,
president of the Chamber of Commerce,
has written to the committee, assuring
them of the support of the body which he
represents.
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CLEARING SALE
OF
LINENS.

IT'S dozen LINEN TOWELS reduced to
10c each.
125 dozen COTTON TOWELS reduced to
soc half dozen.
SOC CREAM TABLE LINEN reduced to
21c yard.
4Oc WHITE TABLE LINEN reduced to
26c yard.
6Oc BLEACHED TABLE LINEN reduced
to 42c.
81 25 NAPKINS, Il size, reduced to 95c
dozen.
81 SO NAPKINS, q size. reduced 10
81 18 dozen.
SO so NAPKINS, q size, reduced to-
81 so dozen.
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s.-Yes, Manuel, we will, i'm spite oil AM.
Suit for Damages.

James Burke, teamster formerly employed
by Englander Bros, has sued Searle & Holt for
$4,000 damages for injuries sustained by
reason OF being knocked from his wagon. He
was loading paper in seventy-pound bundles
at the Golden Gate warehouse when bundle
thrown by an employe of Searle d Holt hit
him and knocked him from the wagon, infict-
ing in inries which he claims are permAnent.
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triot, about fourteen miles from Redding,
and consisting of the Rising Star. Morning
Star, Milton, Golden Eagle and Buck
claims, were sold to a wealthy syndicate
for coo. A large new stamp mill will
be erected and the mines extensively de-
veloped.
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Record Smashed.

The dry-goods sale, or rather the slaughter,
OF the stock of James NJ. Moran & Co. at 1909
to 1Ol5 Market street, has gathered together
the biggest crowd of dry-goods purchasers
that has ever been seen at one dry-goods store
since the big fire sale of O'Connor Moffatt d
Co. When you visit the store and look at the
prices you do not wonder why the crowds are
there Tor 1t is the prices that has done the
business. For two days it has taken four strong
men to keep the surging crowd from smashing
the doors.
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BIG Mining Company Oreanized.

The Mackay Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany has been incorporated by P. J. Keyes,
John NJ. Dormer, w. T. o'Neale, R. NJ. Daggett
and Thomas Eagar. The capital stock is Sl5,-
900, 600, all of which has been subscribed. p.
J. Keyes has taken $14,960,0 600 OF the stock
and the other gentlemen $4,000 worth each.
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S25OO
To this should be added :
Total to date .,................. ,7l

Resolutions have been passed by the
Merchants Association heartily indorsing
the project to hold the convention in this
City. The resolutions recite the manifest
benefits to be derived from such gather
ing and call upon the business and pro-
fessional men of the City to assist effect
uaIly those who are working 10 bring the
convention here.
The committee having the enterprise in
hand have issued circular letter to the
business men and citizens Of the City.
This letter sets forth the history of the
movement and shows by comparison to
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JUNE CLEARING
SALE OF
WASH GOODS.

1870 PRINTED OTTOMAN, reduced to
15c PRINTED CREPoNNE, reduced to
7I5c
20c PRINTED SATEEN, reduced to 10c.
soc SILK GINGHAM, reduced to 19c.
35c FRENCH FIGURED NULL, reduced
to 15c.
15c NEW DIMITY, reduced to 10c.
15c FANCY DOTTED NULL, reduced to
1212c.
1870 PRETTY CHALLIE, reduced to
CSC FRENCH oRGANDIE, reduced to
15c.
10c.
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Insanity Cases.

Judge Hebbard yesterday sent Abraham Ro-
senfeld of 1919 Ellis street and James w. Mar
tin OF 932 Capp street to the Napa Asylum
They are insane. Rosenfeld imagines he is the
most intelligent man in the world, and Martin
that he is in constant communication with the
devil
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more to say, draw to close, hoping you will
be pleased with my note and excuse my mis-
takes, as l had bad chance to-day to write or
take my time, so good-by, honey. From your
true Rosie, or your true wife,
P. S.-Yes, Manuel, we will, in spite of all.
The stars at the bottom of the letter, it
was explained, meant kisses.
In charging the jury, Judge Belcher
said he did not think that Olivier should
have been held by the police court. In
spite of this. when the twelve good men
and true returned their verdict, the de-
fendant was found guilty as charged and
court.
Olivier will be up for sentence on Satur-
day if he is not granted new trial before
that time,
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Sullivan & Sullivan

Ex-Judge ]. F. Sullivan and Matt l. Sullivan
have removed their law offices to Parrott
Building, S25-955 Market street Entrance
room 610, sixth floor, Market-street front.
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Group of Bhsskyto,cn Mine. Sold.

REDDING, CAL, June 23.-An import
ant mining sale took place to-day. The
group of mines known as the Murray and
Hull property, located in Whiskyton dis
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Massachusetts Institute Of Technology.

EXAMINATIONS FOR ENTRANCE TOMASS.
y institute OF Technology will be held at Bel
mont School Belmont. Cal, beginning June %, at
Head Master,
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CLEARING SALE OF
MISSES COATS.
ReeferS. Sizes = To Ia Years

REEFERs worth 81 SO, So and So so,
REDUCED to 75c.
REFERS worth So, So so and Sd
REDUCED to 81 95
REFERS worth 81 so, So and So,
REDUCED TO 50 95
REFERS worth Sc so, 81 so and $S
REDUCED to 81 80.
Special Line of CHILDREN'R REFERS,
sizes to years. reduced from 81 30 70 CSC.
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CLEARING SALE
OF
Innings.

1oc COTTON CANVAS, SO inches wide,
reduced to TIC.
Csc FANCY BLACK SILESIA reduced
to 15c.
4Oc FIBRE HAIRCLOTH reduced to CSC.
1870 EXTRA QUALITY SILESIA re-
duced to SIC.
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TRINITY SCHOOL (F0INnEA 1879.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
- ana young men. Prepares for university and
coheee Boarders limited to 35. Accredited
schooi with the universities. Easter term opens
Monday, August g.
REV. DIR. Il. b. sPALDING Rector.
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CLEARING SALE OF
Ladies' Fine CaDeS.

CAPES worth 81 so and 81 rs
REDUCED to CSC.
cAPEs worth 81 so to 81
REDUCED to 81 95.
CAPES worth 81 so to $6
REDUCED to SO 95.
CAPES worth from ST SO to $40
REDUCED to So 95.
CAPES worth from $12 to $15.
REDUCED to SO 95
CAPES worth from SIG so to $25
REDUCED to $13 95.
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THE LYCEIIrl-

PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR THE UNI
versty, Law and Medical Colleges Admission
on recommendatio MANY students have been
successfully prepared at this school, Day and
evening sessions. References, President 10 rdan
or any stanford professor. Phelan building. Nos.
stanford University.
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In order to make people keep their
distance it is necessary first to keep your
own.
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4Uc AII-SIIk SHANIUNU PUNGEE,
reduced to 22c.
soc HANDSOME DRESDEN SILK, re-
duced to 25c.
6Oc PERSIAN ZEPHYR SILK, reduced
to 35c.
81 90 FRENCH STRIPED TAFFETA, re-
duced TO SOC.
ST 90 LOVELY DRESDEN BROCADE,
reduced to 69c.
S5c ALL-BLACK FIGURED GROS GRAIN,
reduced to 69c.
81 % DRESDEN TAFFETA, reduced to
75c.
81 so DRESDEN TAFFETA, reduced to
81 90.
50 90 DRESDEN AND PERSIAN GROS
GRAIN. reduced to 81 25.
50 so ARMURE AND GROS GRAIN, re-
duced to 81 80.
A CHARMING COLLECTION TO
CHOOSE FROM.
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Official Coll for Republican State
Convention, ny

Pursuant TO tho Instructions OF tho state
Republican Central Committee. n state
convention OF delegated represent ut Ives
Of ShS RSSr,SHolican purity Of West Virginia
IN the county OF Wood, on Wednesday,
the twenty-socond day Of July, 1876. Mt Il
o'clock u. M, for the purpose. of nomi-
mating candidates for the following offices.
no held on the. third day OF November. In
said year, to.wit:
Governor, Auditor. Treasurer. superln-
tendont of Schools. Attorney General.
and two candidates for EtectorS.at. Largo
OF President ind Vice President of tho
United States Tho delegates from each
senatorial district will also nominate to
the convention ono person for member of
the State Republican, Central. Committee.
The delegates from each senatorial dis.
trict arc requested TO hold II meeting and
orSnnizn By elSctInE u chairman and sec;
senatorial district delegations and also
10 select from tho delegates In tho
several counties OF each. senatorial
tho following committees: h Rules and
Order OF business. Credentials. Permanent
Organization. BASIS. OF Representation.
and Resolutions. to be announced to tho
convention ut tho forenoon session.
Each county, chairman will forward 10
the undersigned chairman OF tho state
committee. by the 18th day OF July, n list
Of tho delegates elected from his county,
lttested by the secretary OF, the county
committee: and all cases OF contest must
be filed by said date. with n full statement
OF each case, with the evidence therein
printed or tSpe-written), and any such
contest will be heard and considered by
the State Central Committee at u meeting
thereof hereby Called 10 meet at tho Blen.
nerhassett Hotel. In Parkersburg, at p.
m, on July a..
II Is recommended that the basis OF rem
resentation In said state convention lie
one vote for ench, 100 votes, Nnd fraction
thereof greater than fifty. cast for the
Republican nominee for Congress In 1891.
Each county will choose as many dele
gates 10 said convention as will equal the
number OF votes It will be entitled to cast
therein: and the chairman oteach Repub-
lean county committee wilt-takc proper
steps to have called conventions or other
proper meetings In his countyr!to choose
delegates 10 tho state convention; in which
conventions or meetings the So"oneration
Of all persons Is invited who purpose here
after 10 act with the Republican party In
its efforts to'promote protectibnsto Ameri-
can workingmen. American agriculture
and American industries: n system OF reel
procity, sound money. a return OF pros
perity. and reform and economy In the
state government. a.,
WM. NJ. o. DAWSON.
Chairman.
Secretary. -.
kinSwood, ". Va, Juno Is. 1886.
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CREEK BANK GAZING.
HusinrsS Houses nj the f0wer End Of The
lirllre are Shining,


Persons crossing the Market street
bridge have lately noticed tho store
buildings on the south side OF the creek
owned BY DR.. Taylor, daily sliding away
from the pavement, and the pavement
In front of the store occupied by KEN
pie, the shoe dealer, has sunk nearly
two feet. The dumping OF large guam
titles OF dirt around the rear of the
buildings and the steady rains OF the
past SIX weeks, ure the causes assigned.
The landslide has broken several pancs
of glass In Schcncrlen & pratts paint
shop building, which is considerably
out OF plumb. Yesterday DR.. Taylor
put force of men at work to raise the
buildings to their proper level.
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By using THE New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new rem
edy is q great surprise on account of
It's exceeding promptness in relieving
pain in the Kidneys. Bladder and Back
in male or female. II relieves rcten-
tion Of water. and Pain; In passing 1t
almost Immediately. Save yourselves
by using this marvellous cure. Its use
Will prevent fatal consequences In al
most all cases by IT'S great Alternative
and healing powers. Sold by r. II.
List. Druggist. Wheeling. W. Va.
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WILL THEY RArlrY,
Movement ~ Font 10 Have n Demoerntic-
PopmiiSt Ratification Meeting = sena-
tor I'uruir 10 Suenk. #,l

wv turHt w ppthh T.
Inquiry has frequently been made
lately as 10 when tho Democrats would
hold their ratification meeting. so far
az IN known there Ia little prospect Of
one being held at all. 1t ltaS been re-
ported on pretty good authority howev-
or. that the leaders Of the FREQ silver
movement were ready and willing to
hold one nj any tlhlc, but when they
started TO look around for sptnkcrs,t
found nearly tho old wheel horses Of
The party had rcpudIptcd the platform
md refused to even be present at a
meeting. let alone address one.
Upon discovering this very interest,"
Inv condition OF RtfaIrs. the projectors
determined TO harc n meeting whether
or no, and the mails ara made heavy
every morning with letters requesting
silver tongued" orators to come and
address the people on that burning
question, SO far th6yi have received no
favorable replies, They have written to
Senator Turpic and It Is thought he viii
consent TO come.
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RecnpituiNtion.
PERSONAL PROPERTY

BY sections the difference north OF the
creek in personal property Is s6.G55 in
crease; In real estate sl66.965 increase,
ana in tithablcs "ne decrease. In the
SECOND district: Pcrsonal property. $6l,-
otl IS decrease; reaf$eStnte, $4,000 in
crease: tlthable5. fifty-two decrease.
II VIII be noticed that the only de-
crease Is In Personal proper,y and in
uthables. This Is remarkable when II Ia
considered that tho. levy IL fourteen
cents less this ycarfhan last. =,
The board OF -qualIzatIOns and an
peals will meet one week from next
Monday to look over the books and hear
complaints OF property owners who feel
aSTieved. +s[
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City Assessors Jones nnd Bowers turn
cd over their books to City Clerk Dam
ncnbcrg yesterday, together with their
reports, the figures ofwhIch show m In.
tcrestlnS increase In tho assessment OF
real estate over lust year, also In the
personal property. The tithables are re-
duccd slightly, The figures for 1890,
compared with 1895. are rs follows:
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ABOUT PEOPLE
strnmgersin the City md Wheeling Folk
Abroad.


Abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Hess leave for
MI Clemens to-day
". ". Steele and wife, of Saginaw,
are stopping at the Mcclure.
General C. c. Watts, of Charleston,
appears on the Windsor books.
W. II. HelbIing. Of Woodsield, Ohio.
an oil operator, Is at the Howell.
a. B. Hoge. representing New York
shoe house, is staying at the Mcclure.
Senator Aston G. Dayton. OF PhIiIppi,
W. Va, was guest at the Mcclure yes
terday. 5s
". II. Curtice. OF Louisville, Ky, n
well known politician, was at the Wind
sor yesterday
George II. Urpman. OF Clarington, o.,
the captain OF the Jewel. was at the
Howell Tor supper last night.
Mrs. George W. Ernhnrt. jr., and
daughter, Miss Estella, have gone to
CamhridSeboro and Chau,auqua.
II. Shelf. buyer for Shelf Bros. left
last night for New York. and ProvI-
dencc, TO place orders for holiday goods
Frank W. Toreyson, who Is the man
ager OF the Toledo base ball team. and
personal friend OF Mr.. Howell, Is
stopping ut the Howell.
Mrs. Hugh Crockard and daughter
Rebecca, have returned home after a.
pleasant visit to Mr.. William Crockard,
OF LaFclic avenue. Stcubenville.
The following West Vlrginians are nj
the Mcclure: D. C. McFadden, Wavcrly:
c. G. Randall, Mansfield: II. C. Baum,
Wnverly; John c. Holmes, Charleston.
Mr.. a. II. Thorp. OF pnrkersburg, as
sIstant TO Central Manager Burt. OF the
Ohio River r0hd. was In the city yes
tcrday, accompanied by Miss Thorn. en-
route 10 Pittsburgh. =.
Among the arrivals at the Windsor
are: $. f. Wigginton and WIFE Fair
Charles Mcintosh, Ravenswood: Mrs.
Lewis Rennett, Weston.
Miss Crosby, OF Pittsburgh. connected
with the Natural Gas Company Of West
Virginia. and William J. Diehl OF
Pittsburgh, secretary of the company,
are guests ut the Stamm house.
Mrs. C. ]. TrIppctt. wife Of the pas
tor OF Zane Street Methodist Church.
accompanied by Miss Halle, and Mr.,
Clyde Trippett, left yesterday for Terra
NlttL anu iNthSH AIM WHITE
they will spend the summer.
AIR. James II. McMcchcn. jr., OF R0s-
ton. Is visiting his brothcr-in-law, M..
r. T.. McIInin. Mr.. McMcGhen Is shn
OF Rev. j. II. MGMcch"u. whn was at
ono time principal Of the Fifth ward
school and was well known by many
OF the older citiHOns
Tho following registered at the Stamm
yesterday: c. G. Ilbcr. Raymond City;
r. Swettland, SlstcrsvIlle: +. j. HindG.
Kcnova: ". L. Crandall, Sistcrsvilla:
D. ". willis, MOrgnnt0wn: William
Ou'IIc. Grafton; John G. Cuttings and
V. l.. Highland, Clnrksburg.
Among thoae who loft Iagt night Nh
the Baltimore 6: Ohio Atlantic city
excursion wcrc the following: Il. NJ.
GiIlclnnd: Granville G. Il"ppetO and fam
Hy, Of MoundsviIle: Berry Merchant.
Andrew Mckinley and family; j. W..
Nlilllgnn and others. On the trains TO-
day many others Will 50 Via the Ball.
more 81 Ohio
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The elegant. fresh, up-to-date stock
OF Gas, Electric and Combination Elec-
tric Chandeliers, Ceiling and Bracket
Lights, OF GEORGE C. VAN KIRK, 10
Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh. Is now being
closed out at AsSlgnees sale. This was
the leading house and carried the larg-
est and finest stock IN the city. The
goods are being sacrificed below cost to
manufacture them. Inw&f
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IT'S all the same. a slight cold, con-
gcstcd lungs or severe cough. ono Min
ute Cough Cure banIshcs them.
Charles r. Goetze. corner Twelfth and
Market streets: Bowie & Company,
Bridgeport: Peabody & Son. Benwood.
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The attendance ut the assembly was
quite large. 1t was Women's Christian
Temperance Union day and the cxer-
cIses were In charge OF the ladies' Of
that organization. a feature was the
first OF n series OF addresses on "DIxle"
by DR.. a. W. LAMAR Of Texas. 1t was
entitled: Dixie Before the War, as a
Boy Saw It."
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"AFrER suffering from dyspepsia
for three years, decided 10 try Burdock
Blood Bittcrs. Two bottles cured me
entirely" Mrs. G, c. White, Tlbcrg.
Oneida county, New York. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-16

The pleasant flavor. gentle action. and
soothIng effect Of Syrup OF Figs, when
In need Of laxative, and II the father
or mother be costIve or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow It's use: so that
1t Is the best family remedy known and
every family should have a bottle.
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Your Choice OF Five Trains to Atlantic
I.IiY Nin baltimore & Ohio.

July lG and 30 Pullman sleepers to
Philadelphia on the 1926 q IN. train via
Grafton, and 5:45 p. m. via Pittsburgh.
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New F"rl"r Car Line between Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and purkrrxburt.

VIII open July 90 Via Pan Handle
route and Ohio River railroad. Leave
Pittsburgh union station. $40 n. m, CITY
time, arrive Wheeling li:35 a. M, Par
kersburS $3.50 p. m. Leave Parkersburg
3:lo =. m. Wheeling p. M, arrive
Pittsburgh $40 p. H., city time. daily.
except Sunday. tth&s
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THE ASSESSORS !:
OF the City Complete the Assess.
mcnt Of City Property.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHOWN

In the Figures on Real Estate, which u
Small Decrease IN Personal Property
Wots Not GREATLY Cut Down Number or
fitiiabies Slightly lte,luer,i-wi,erc tho
Increase and Deerrasr Takes plnre-FlE.
nres OF isos nnd 1890 Compared. f,
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Friday at the Prohibition assembly
will be Prohibition party day. Among
the speakers who have accepted Inv,-
tations to attend are lion. Joshua lev
crlng, OF Maryland. candidate for Pres
ident, and lion. Hale johnson, of Illi-
nOls, candidate for second pluce on tho
national ticket, These, with Hon. Sam
ucl Dlcklei chairman OF the Prohibition
committee. and others, will make up
quite an array OF distinguished orators.
Tho attendance record at the assembly
Is expected to be broken FiIday.
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FINK & Bl,AUNLlCII have n rare
bargain In Il new house on u quick sale.