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Capt. Kllilea, who was acquitted OF bribery
last week and restored to duty, was assigned
by Acting Chief Cortright yesterday to the
command OF the High Bridge station. Sergeant
MOynlhan. who was acting Captain there, was
placed in charge OF the fOrkvillo Court squad.
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DR.. HALLETT,

CURES ALI. rrrrct and private diseases OF men I'm a
Jew DAYS, no charge unless cured; also gleeL structure,
blood poisoning, ulCCF5, klndtNoeses, youthful errora
nervous debility. Lust visur ana manhood restored:
suner NJ longer; cure Is teTlalhi Dear In mind. praO
lice makes perfect, thousands cured yearly. 40 IN
Dr. HALLETT, the celebrated Specialist, 2lR East 10Th
81, near I'd AV.i beat advice IEsS Write or call
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A C.na Bitten By = Bloodhound.

A bloodhound which was tied In the rear yard
of Herman Jobst's butcher shop at Hudson and
Bergenline avenues. Gutenberg, yesterday at
tackled hye-year-nld Martin DAILY, who lives IN
cheek. Chief OF Police Schmidt shot tho dog,
aud tho boys wounds were cauterized by =
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Snrntshta Rooms &ArHrtmtnts to EFT


I 9TH ST. 85s wEsT.-Private house, near Morn
i - ingsidc Park. henlthlest ana most Accessible
part Of west Hnrlemi large rooms. ~suitahle for gen.
references pNchnugpd.
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MR. WATERBURY,s FINANoEs.
In Supplementary Proceedings He Explains
his Real Estato 1rnnsactions

His Real Estate transactions
Lawyer Jacob Marks put James NJ. Water
bury, formerly President OF the Cordage Trust.
through a severe examination yesterday In Spc-
cial Term. Part ". of the Supreme Court, touch
ing his financial ability to pay q Judgment Of
S131, 900 obtained by Barring, Magoun & Co.
against Waterbury & Marshall.
Q.-Have you the list Of property you trans
ferred to your wife Ayes.
Mr.. Waterbury produced the list.
Q.-Have you made out q list of the amounts
Of money you have received from your wife2
Ayes. here 1t Is.
Mr.. Waterbury produced tho list Of jewelry
which he sold to his wife. 1t is as follows:
One dozen gold studs, four pearl studs, one
cat's-eye stud. three pair sleeve buttons. four
cigarette cases, six match boxes, two rings, ono
gold watch chain. ono gold pencil. one gold
knife. ono gold watch; also some trinkets of no
value.
Q.-what did she pay you for this jewelry 2
Al sold 1t to her In part consideration for an
advance of 81, $50 she made to me.
Q.-What was the value Of the jewelryf A.
About S2.50O.
Mr.. waterbury's list OF property given to his
wife is as follows. The property all came from
his fathers estate. He had q one-fourth inter-
est in tho estate. and the values given represent
this:
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Gawgers.

HiYOKCks A sPECIALTl.-uroIgs Robinson, Law:
~ yer, w Nassau -, 9th uoor tslsohons eAA Avs
CoElAndk
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.f%urnishsd gooms& apartments to gs'

East Side.
EXTINCTION Az, 100, between asth and Goth SITS
l. Newly furnished large aud small rooms: running
water: c0nveniences;r reasonable prices
0TH ST, IS FAST, we,. Of nToaaway:-Lars and
:, lena, email n hSId, snnsrior i1 mdase Spp r2HtTst sAS sslscs:
best O. reference required; moderate.
1OrII ST; IS FAST EGH 70, Gi,ep, CL q, comfort
excellent board optional.
31ttnp s.. senHtlemNn ana respsStabIs Couples;
housekeeping; translcnts accommodated.
Vest SIi,.
ETH Av.. s97. near 3'th,-Lady viii lot handsomely
- fnrnis6,d paTlor suite to GGTp't cnnSeD n nr married
poinImenis select
1cTn ST. $50 wEsr-Large ana small furnished
10 rooms; references.
IXTu ST 4i8 WES1, In house with owner-NcatIy
~ furnished room. newly decorated; all improve
ments; mrAls optional
ncTI 81, ga wEST.-Thrce large rooms, suitable
30 for hight hous'keeplhF, also other rooms for
gcntlrmcH.
o.Tu Sr.. 2ib WEST. Large and small rooms
80 front and back, suitable for light housekeeping;
oSTH ST, ~. wFST large AM, Small, COM
vvTTNlfNGEs, GESrLEMEN oNLY; EfFERENcE III.
QutREp.
3Jiurp,,hed Fo"ms, Sonyem,SncG' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sESs ,a9 for SSH'i Of # rSP. @"'St l r"T,ir"G. mousse '"H'"''"
onTu 81. .ln WEST Two connecting rooms, fur,
81 nishrl. tolrd optional no objections TO light
hou,ok""u!ns.
t-TH ST.. III WEST, near Hroadwav. Large AMI
Il smnll neatly furnished rooms; rNc"lent neish.
horhnnd: private fRm,ly: appointments select; break,
last il required, rool cheerful; reasonable.
t7TH ST., r2j WESI.-Large, square, neatly FUR,
Il nishrd rooms, between RrpndwAy AMI 6th av.;
excellent net hhnThnri; superior house: brst OF ref
erenre r4ruiTed; appointments select.
-TH ST., IA WFST, near Broadway. large and
yiah.,es,"'@ss; sIuipointmenits sssirst cScCu,nttaoi"S board
neat door; home cooking reference,
Yrt..E 4-
10 gentlemen; also hail rooms all 'onvrnienccs.
1OTu Sc, lio wEsr, near broadway; Large, neat
HI IL furnished rooms, all cunyenicnCes. excel.
lenE nrlghhOThnol. appointments select; suitable for
couples With good TsfeTsnessi cool reasonable
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COWPERTIIWAII'S

Reliable Necessary for home
GarnetS. comfort, Lowest Prices.
LONG CREDIT.
AGA west 1AIA 5GreSG
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CuREn

EVcry nan, woman. aud cnld aniigled with tuAt
dread disease, consumption, should call without delay
81 the ONCE OF Marattl, who positively guarantees 10
euro The worst case OF consumption within three
ADDRESS 100 WEST OaTH ST. NEW YORK
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aasal Gstats for Sale.

REAUTIFUL ASH BROOK,
the rev suburban station on tho Iehigh Valley r. n
81 MN UTES FROM - CITY.
Pot, lOOxI5O, $500; fully restricted
Spcc!aI tr ps 10 property over Pcnna foTriea-
Tor tickets, circulars, So,
y. 4. DAVIS 81 90,
lfg broadway, cor. iIbcrty.
E,H SALE splendid unlinprcyei building lot, 40
l. ur,,s. uvrruGpking HLdson RiSer. IpughkseIsir,
and rriiso. about siS hundred feet front; one mile
'''" " II. q W. LEWIS, Highland. y. Y.
N~oNKTRS-T let. Furnished, charming house. 10
/ rooms, GA OvcTlu0S r. IRA 20 three minutes trnm
station; lot 100 fvet square; magnificent outlook;
wido uias1as, all modern Improvements. 81. b., ~
West a4th IT
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FURNISHED Aouses to get---Guuatrs.

4 ATSKILL MoUNTAlNs.-To rent. new. furnished
" cottage; y rooms and bath; facing race track:
three minutes walk from Post Office; ive from depot:
use Of largo stable II necessary; price, 1850. Inquire
of . II II. GRAY. Tannersville. Greene County. N. Y.
FURNISHED C~oTTAGE-Tor rent or for sale; South
Il Side. J.. l.: fine location: ten rooms: stable: fine
lawn and shade trees; near the bay; rent low or price
reasonable. T. MELVILLE, owner,
S5.S7 Reade ST., New York.
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Rsal gstate for SaIe-Cpuntry.

RE YOU A ~SPECULATORf Are you . homo
"A seeker' OF course you want 70 make money.
Why, then. don't you invest In choice land near
Punta Gorda, the most progressive town In Florida
Quick and largo proht assured; chance OF o life
time; Investigation invited SHERWOOD, 30 Park
place.
HOUSE, II rooms all modern im~proyementsi
III stable; acre land: convenient to city; easy
terms. CARTER 8 SALMON. 1870 Fulton ST.. New York.
QUEEN ANN VILLA and Grounds, lU0xlo0, ct
NJ White Plains; easy terms. Call or address W. IL
BAKER, 1851 Broadway. !. y.
SOUND % LOTS on Connecticut shore; 80 miles
- city: finely located: restricted for private resi-
"e"e'' GUY PECK, 2ba broadway.
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% Tet for Business gurposes.
Rral estate Mt Surttun.

DosITIvE AUCTION SALE. by order and under d.
L rection COMMISSIONERS OF COMMON LANDS OF
THE SYST WARD, CITY OF formerly
RAN UNION HOTEL q GROUNDS,
tioneers, RRoOKLYN REAL ESTATE
viii sell at auction all the property known as the
Grand Union Hotel, consisting o. large frame hotel
and outbuiliings, ground about S0Ox2%O feet, situate
on West 9Th St, adjoining "Vanderveerls HOTEL and
depot OF Z. T.. ana c. |. tCuiver's Raiiroall.
Terms and particulars OF auctioneers. WILLIAM L.
RAE lsY Montague St. Brooklyn.
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for Sale or Lu grt-gpuntry.

for Sale OF % yet-guaatry.
NOR SALE OR RFNT-Six cottages. West Norwood.
Il near depot; sell 81. 400 TO 81, 900; rent sl2 to $40
monthly. w. D. SNOW, l23 Liberty ST.
CARATOGA as a place In which to spend the sum
- mer possesses a greater number OF desirable feA-
tures than any other; q peerless climate, picturesque
surroundings heath giving springs, a good market;
aud varied diversions. furnished Cottages with all
modern conVeniencNs at rentals from 5000 to $4,000.
For particulars write to LESTER BROTHERS, Sara
toga Springs, n. Y.
SUMMER winter residence. suitable for boarders;
JOHNSON. 81 Liberty ST
To LET.
Superior house. Handsomely furnished; two years
lease; 10th st Address MCk ESSON, sun office.
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Awsllina Aouses % get, alew aersey.


A SDURY PARK. n. J;-Desirable furnished cottages
MILAN ROSS. Asbury Park. Nj.
4 T LONG BRANCH. vicini.y.-For rent, desirable
n furnished cottages; every location here.
WILLIAM LANE. Long Branch.
NJANASQUAN RIvER-Three houses TO let For In.
M formation address Post ONCE box 3S. Brielle. n. j.
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PRINTED MATTER. &c.-aerman steamers sailing
on Tuesdays, Thursdays. and SATURDAYS take
printed matter. &C. for Germany. and specially
addressed printed matter. &C. for other parts OF
Europe. White Star steamers on wednesday take
specially addressed printed matter, &c. for Eu;
rope. Cunard steamers on Saturday take printed
matter. &c, for Great Britain and Ireland, and
specially addressed printed matter. &C., for other
parts Of Europe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22
Scr Sale OF 90 Eet, at'estrhrstrr CO.

l. nished hotel of 20 rooms. situate on river bank az
Dobbs Ferry. n. Y; spacious grounds: any reason.
nble offer accepted. ]. L. TAYLOR. Dobbs Ferry. N. Y.
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Public Tnttres.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY by all interested, a. changes
may occur at any time)
Foreign mails for the week ending May g3 viii close
in all cases. at this of1ce as follows:
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lme1liug Eumses 90 Eet-City.

DESIRABLE HOUSES. furnished and unfurnished,
~ in desirable locations; rent 81. 200 to SO. 900.
FOLSOM BROTHERS,. 500 broadway. cor. 18th St
mo RENT-75 and II East 10th st.: handsome
L apartments; four rooms. bath: hardwood finish:
steam heat; hot water supplied: cheap rents. Apply
on premises.
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After the closing Of the supplementary Trans.Atian
tic malls named above. additional supplemental
mails are opened on the piers of the American
and German steamers, and remain open unit
within Ten Minutes Of tho hour OF sailing d
steamer.
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asal Gstate fpr Sale OF Gxrhause

WILL my Brooklyn brick house. Q
w rooma improvements, 81. 600; mortgage. $500.
Owner. col. ia Nassau.
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80 80 o. . RSMA
MARINA 6. LUNA /.
PONCE. PuzRr CO

i dueho de este antique acreditado es-
tablecinaiento, afanoso siennpre en- mejorar-
10 ponerlo al nivel de los huenos de Eu-
rspa, de nuevo ha instalado gus comedorss
en- La planta baja con cabida para mas de
Glen personas y On mejores condolences
que antigusrnents 10 tenfa.
= Hay habitaciones fresess espaciosas
desde una persona ts has ts s; las hay especia-
les para comisionistas con aparS5ooss Esra sraa.
sus rnuestraries; cuatro salones de dss
canso; esrlsndidos banos frfos de ducha y
tibios todas horas del dia de Ia noshe;
una cantina provists de buenos vinos Ii
cores cocina, aseo prontitud en- el ssrvi-
cio, sin rival en- Ia isla; an criado mandade-
70 y un serene pues el Hotel permanece
siempre alberto & todos horaa ds La noohs,
cosa que los tr&nseuntes no tsDgan demo
RI alguna en su alojanaiento: al efecto hay
hab abitacienes preparadas.
Asf pues, no dudando merscer como
siempre 81 favor del pdblieo en general,
anaigos conoeidos de dentro y fuera de
la lsla en- particular, tengo el honor de pc
nsrrne las 6rdenes de .todos ofrecisndolss
se-&n complscidos en ouanto pueda series
atil
Sa atento aervidor, ] JUAN BOIX.
.,ce II ssac do 1FQs STea -,
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SAC Al A M 30


Este preparado indio, De gran fana sn eli
pals, curs radicalmente los catarros gripa-
les, dolores De cabeza, nearalgias, reanlas,
lndamaeionae daIn&s afeceionsa cutaneas,
sse., etc.
La formula de oada hctslla indica Ia ma
nera de nsarse. A pesar del gran consume
de este preparado, 50 precio sera flo como
sigue Cejs de a nedias botsllas, pesos.
Unicos dspoa1tsSios del lagfti.no Eaca
lassbS,
l.. GSsa7a6ss y o.
Psnea. FebrAr,. IL da 1894. 3rr.
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SOCIETE NOBVEL,LE
DES
ESTABLISHMENTS
DECAUVILLE AINE
PETIT-BOURG G
PRES PARIS, FRANCE.

En- atsnci6n al n6mero cada dia mas ere
ciente de sus relacionados, y con el obieto
de prestar mayores faoilidades para las Or
denes pedidos, SO complaee Ia referida
aociedad On anunciar al p1biico en- genera
y appointments los sefores kscendados
haber distribuido sus representatives 81
ssta isla, como sigue:
Desds Maunabo, sigziendo por YabUcoa,
Hunacao, Fajardo, San Juan, etc., hasta
Arscibo, DoN MATEo LUoeEETTT, residen
se en- Puerto Rico.
Dssds Hatillo, por AguadilIa, Msyagdsz.
Yauco, Ponce. ETC., hasta Patillas, DON
e. A. R0USSET residents er Mayagdez
III Inspector ossseral ds Ia 6ocisdad L esaa-
Gle,
VIooMTE G.. DEns AUME.
Noyismbre IL del 05. 5m alt.
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Roberto Graham
ING ENIERu
F.,sdscsoss, Herres'sa y Begyeseys
PONCE, PURRTo-RToO

Fabricante de 2espolpadoras de cafe de
los sistemas Rollo Disco, como tambisn
Cedazos, Tahonas, Ruedas hidrkulicas, M
laostes, Secaderas tcss clase de maquina,
ria para cafs, picar yerba, desgranar mai
ETC., eto. Hero, cobrs y bronco en harras
pl&nehAs fundido.
Pfdanse inforroas. Julio 7. 1893.
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LAS TRES 3
PANADERIA =
ATOCHA q PONCE ATOCHA z
!stantemente & aus numeroaos favoreoedOres

Langostas en- latas.
Ostiones en- latas.
Leche condensada en- latas.
Chocolate M1nieT.
i" Parodi.
/" La Fama
Velas alemanas de Apollo.
Axucar moscabado. Idem Central.
Tabacos, brevas superiores:
C'garrillos Pajarito.
Fosforos & IS centavos Paquetes dc
una docena.
O1esos prensadLs del pals.
Idem de hojas.
Dulce de naranja en- panes.
Horchata confeccionada en- el pals
estilo frances 50 centavos botella.
Almendras dulces & 81 centavos
los 400 gramos.
Almidon de Espafia.
L1pulo superior a SO centavos los
400 gramos.
Harina de trigo.
Sardinas de colGn en- aceite y to
mates.
Maiz en- grano.
Cate en- polvo.
Llaves de mangueras de media pull
gada & 10 reales una.
BILLETES DE PUERTO-RICO.
Pagamos 20 centavos toda GAIA
de soda vacia de nuestra iabrica, que
venga completamente limpia; venta-
ia que deben tener en- cuenta, los es-
peculadores en- este art1culo, con res
pecto & las extranjeras.
.rzo Is de 1896 l aflo alt.
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MARTlRES DEL. ASMA! !

todos los sfran de tan penosa enfermedad recon-
Ia 1ectura del siguiente testimonio:
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Ponce, sesienbrs . as 1896.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-19
9 RVANT ES
CENT 20 GENERAL
De PUBLTCACIONEs

Esta sasa sdnite suscripciones & toda
class de obsas per entpgas, = tsmbien s
per1odtcos lustEadcs de modas, encsrgSn
dose igual1nente de corigionee peztenecien-
tes 81 ranao; y de aomrietar cualesquiers
obras que SO hallarsn truneas; pudiando los
sehores gee &c eneaentren sa 6icbo case
pasar una nets del Gltimo ouadarno on
hubieren reslbido.
Entre los psri6dicoa nugtrados gus sst
Centre reparte, fgura.
La ILUsTRACION ARTISTICA
Gue pox l. belexa de ssas grabados los me
3ores que salen de RaTcslora, 10 selecto ce
sus taxtos y LIS rnsgnficos regalos que ca
da tres repaxtcs hace, es ei peri6dico de
mayor oireElaci6n au E.apaaa America
latsna. Tsnabi5n hsnaos ds adyerSir que
La TLDsTRACIoN ARTIsTICA
Va aoempahaaa d
FL SALON DE LA MODA
peri6dico que gosa fams entire Las fanailias
= naodissss.
- &saiss. Esrssoaos D Ga.
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RELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.
Heatherington's band presented W.
s. Heatherlngton with handsome gold
watch SATURDAY evening. Scott had
been a warm friend OF the band since
los organisation. and this event was n
complete surprise to him Us a Vanites-
tatlon OF the appreciation OK the mem
bcrs Of the band for his valuable as
slstance.
Hon. ]. E. Blackburn, John DnVis and
Frnnk 3. Archer left yesterday, FOR
columbus, 70 attend the inauguration
Of Governor Bushnell. Several st.
ClnIrsville gentlemen vent out Satur-
day evening.
The union revival meetings nj the
rink are 10 bn continued ali this week.
There was no services held at most OF
the churches in the city last night, all
Joining In these union services.
Nearly a hundred Witnesses have been
Eubpoena0d from this city to appear be-
fore the grand Jury which sets at st.
Clatrsville tomorrow and perhaps for
the balance OF the week.
The steel works will start up to-mor-
row, after moro than q week OF rest.
One OF the blast furnaces has been lot
out for repairs.
Mrs. D. II. Rice and oliver Mann
have bought the grovery store OF ARM
strong & Company, in the Fourth ward,
Cook Danford left Saturday for Col
umbtis to resume his studies at the
Ohio State University,
Mrs. Harry Herzberg WIS called 70
Cincinnati Saturday by the serious Ill
MACS ~ bRP l,yffthRp
Howard snedeker LEFT yesterday 70
assume his duties as page In the house
OF representatives.
Robert wcstlake and wife, OF Fair
view. are the guests OF his mother In
the Fourth ward.
Miss lea Warden. Of the Fourth
wnrd. Is able to be out after two weeks
sickness.
S. II. Fletcher. OF st. Clairsville, was
calling on friends in this city yestcr-
day.
Ftp. Barber is able to be around the
house, after SIX weeks illness.
The Resolute left yesterday with her
tow OF empties for Pittsburgh.
Everett Godfrey is the guest OF his
parents az Mlngo Junction.
Ben Brown. OF Indiana, is the guest
OF his parents in this city.
John Cook, of this city, is visiting his
parents at St ClalrsNlle.
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MARTINS PERRY.
Hap. aud AIishaps In the Thriving city
Across the River.

Across the River
There was n lively time at the Mar
tins Ferry council on Saturday night
over dividing the city into Ave wards.
An ordinance had been prepared for thiS
purpose and motion was made to suS-
pend the rules requiring three readings
This was lost and the ordinance passed
TO Its second reading. y remonstrance
was read against the division OF inc
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad Tor the
Fourth ward, and warm discussion
followed. AIR. CARPENTER claiming TINT
many persons were satisfied win the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad as q
| boundary had signed the remoHstFance
elmply to get rid OF the man circulating
Il
Judge Robinson has issued an order OF
sale IN the case OF the village OF Kent
against the Dithrldge Cut Glass Com
pany. and the sheriff has advertised the
land, buildings and fixtures for sale on
Saturday. February 5. The plant cost
the town 81, 600 and has been appraised
at 10000.
The GAINESVILLE Republican seems
10 doubt the statement OF the IntelliEen-
! Ger 10 the effect that the new Martins
Ferry central school Is the finest In Bel
mont county. Teachers and others who
have been in the different schools I'M
hesitatlngly say the statement Is cor
rect.
The preliminary hearing Of William
| Mcknight. charged with burSlarizing
| Miller & Co.'S general store at Powha-
tan was held on Saturday and he was
bound over TO court In the sum OF S26O
The cases against John Song. the
ChInpse lnundryman, Luther Gibson
and Tom Perkins will be Investigated
by the grand jury tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary A. RaIney, OF Kansas. for
merly OF Martins FERRY has pur-
chased the John Turk farm, near st.
Clairsvllle.
william McCune is very low with
pneumonia at his home on Scotch
Ridge. He was better yesterday.
a two-yenr-oii child Of Tim Muiiin, Of
BeIlaire died yesterday and will be
buried at Riyerview cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Frances are en-
tertnining Mrs. James Smith, OF Toledo,
formerly OF Martins Ferry.
Action has been brought against D. 2,
| McSwords by Mrs. a. Allen, ter $tto
for services rendered.
Rev. Mr.. Gray is holding very suo-
cessful meeting in the n. Z. church at
Mt. Pleasant.
Rev. s. W. Pringle. OF Mt Pleasant. is
about TO 90 west on account OF his fall
ing health.
Robert Dun went TO Columbus on
Saturday night to attend the Inaugural
tlon.
Mrs. C. C. Cochran. formerly of Mar
tins Ferry, has been sick In Bridgeport.
Lewis Edmuudson returned last night
from weeks visit at McKeesport.
Mrs. DIR. b. o. Williams has been Wis
iting at Mt. Pleasant.
VIII Crcwl was down from Wellsburs
over Sunday.
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At the First Baptist church ycster-
day Rev. j. L. McCutcheon preached
his frst two sermons as pastor. or
him a writer from Franklin. Va, in the
Religious Herald, has this TO say: II IL
with deep sorrow that we have to rc-
Port the resignation OF our pastor, Rev.
]. L. McCutcheon. He leaves us with
the cIosc OF the year to accept the pas
torate OF the Wheeling, W. Va, Bap-
t!st church. Bro. McCutcheon has been
pastor OF the franklin Baptist church
for the past FIVE years. and faithful has
ne been. Our church has grown In
numbers and Increased in liberality and
spirituality fourfold. As q preacher OF
ability he has few equals and his life Is
truly gOdly. We are at loss to know
where to find the man to take his place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-13
BRIDGEPORT.
What is Going oft In tho Town at th'
Other End ofthe Iirldge.

other End ofthe nrldgs.
at n needing OF grlnum Post G. a.
r. held last weei; the following officers
were elected: Post commander. II, IL.
Clayiand: senior vice commander, i. c.
Handle; Junior vice commander, Isaac
Henry; chaplain, Rev. a. II. FOrtncy:
quartcrmnstcr. Burgett Mcconnaughy;
sergeant. +. c. Robinson; officer OF the
day, Robert GlIIin: officer OF the guard,
Alexander AlIendcr: Il. G.. Robinson
was elected delegate TO the state en-
campmcnt, with William Cunningham
~ alternate. The ohicccs-elcct viii bG
Installed At the next regular meeting.
The friends OF 7. L. Lewis. n miner
OF this place. were juhll1nt yesterday.
because OF intelligence received here
Saturday evening. OF his election Rs
president OF the ohio Trades and Labor
Assembly. now In session AZ Column
bus. II IL understood that his election
WAS unexpected and practically came
to him an a mark Of esteem Gpd apprc-
citation OF his efforts In behalf OF east
ern Ohio labor interests.
Since the towns ON the Ohio side OF
tho river have raised the quorantlncE
against each other, business inter
course and street car travel have about
assumed their nprmui condition.
The bridgeport electric lights viii
no doubt be extended on out the old
national pike ns far as Brooksldc.