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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-29
sEILAIRE.
All sorts or Local News AMI Gossip fro"
tIIr Glass CIV.

tlIr Glass C!tr'
The name O, shc Bellalrc Nall Works
WIS chnnged yesterday evening ON,
clally, to that OF the Bellnirc steer
Company. The order OF court was OBJ
tanned some time since. but the change
went into eject at shutdown yesterday
evening.
The graduating class OK Tao high
school organized by clectlng DaVld
Emery president, Miss inoz BlockDurn
vice president. Edward Adams sccrc-
tnry and Robert c. Cow treasurer The
class has not yet adopted colors.
Some talk Is beins INDUCED In by
some OF the candidates for mayor ana
there nre eight OF them now that lndl-
Gates the canvnssr will be- bitter before
ttie close OF the remaining week De-
fore the primaries.
Henry Fltton and bride were given
n cordial reception at the home OF ms
mother in this city upon their arrival
from fronton, and they are now nicely
settled In their own home In the Fourth
ward.
James Swain, conductor on the Bel
lnire. Evansville & Cincinnati Railroau'
IS laid tfp at his home ut GAINESVILLE, the
result OF a squeeze between cars IN
+hIs city the other day.
s. Q. Hamilton returned yesterday
from western trip for the Sheised
China Company, and VIII Spenu sum
day nj his home here.
William Bond, OF MorTistown, ana
Miss Sallle Mcintyre. OF Wellshurg,
were quietly married In wheeling
Thursday evening.
BellaIre Chapter, r. A. NJ. held an
Interesting meeting last night apd con-
te:red degrees upon candidates
TheChautauqua circle held an en-
PERTAINING session ~ the home OF MISS
Allie MellOtt last nlght.
Some OF the First ward people are not
delighted over the location Of soap
factory there.
James Sanders IS now engaged In
the Office OF the Novelty Stamping
Company,
Billy GoOrge, the base ball crack, Is
to be starter for The Derby Winner
herr.
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Arnln,t th. ,Iarqnstte statae.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. 2s.-An
effort will be made tomorrow to pre-
vent the dedication of the statue OF
Father Pere Marquette. In Statuary
Hail OF the capitol. by Mr.. Linton, the
member from Michigan, who is an
ayowed representative Of the a. p. a.
doctrines. MIR. Linton prepared reSo-
luton to prevent the placing OF tns
statue In the capitol. basing his protest
ON n law providing that only statues or
citizens Of the stnte furnishing them
shall be placed there, and claiming that
Father Marquette was not citizen or
Wisconsin. He will try to secure con-
sIleratlon Of the resolution.
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.
Yesterdays was Not n Notabi" Card
CIarus' Win Over DockEtRtior.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2s.-Elghty-
fourth day Crescent City Jockey Clubs
wlH'or meeting. Weather cloudy With
irizzling rain. Track slow.
f1'st, purse $3.50. for three ycnr-olds
and upwards. selling: one mlle-Iim
Flood won easily, BIZ n length and n
G'if, sautcrne second; LiBhtfoot third.
Time. l;isR.
s'c"nd. purse 5000. for two-ycar-olds,
'"I.ng four fnrlOnRs won
EASILY. ny three lengths; Roltalrc Sec
onl, Clemntus third. Time. 80.
Third, purse $3.50. for -yehr-oldS
nm upwards, selling: seven furlnnEE-
Jim iirgE won clcvciiy by u length;
u lIb"rt second: Cold Dust thlTd. Time.
! ~
Fourth. purse 5000. handicap. for
'ar''~ ycar.olls md up. mile and six
,n"H'h-Cl nruS won driving. by n head;
.D.nck'ln'er SECOND: Emil Bcy third.
Time, 49,.
rlr'h. purse 1900 for four. yenr-olIs
aga Upwards, ceiling: one mlle-La-
.aFI" won "u7lly. rs four lengths:
aalr second. san Bias third. Time,
s.N'h, purse $500. for four ycar-olGs
ari upwards, FsiHng. nile HwFeFs
,.l'irt won hnHdily, by one length,
.Ankle u second: Old Pugh thiEi.
Time, ll6.
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n1n1srER rERRELL ooMPLAENs
That HIS Influence Is Weakened by In
IudIsIous Letter Writing.

FORT WORTH. Texas, Feb. 2S.-Unl-
tod States Minister Terrell writes from
constantsnople TO his Brother, Hon. J.
c. Terrell. OF ulsis city, "a follows:
england has played her cards bad
ly; all the massacrss could have been
avoided had her policy been different.
Besides this, the American press and
American Congress In ABUSING the sui
ran and porte will destroy my influence
he-c, And then the poor missionaries
whom have nov protected from t[ie
Rlack to the Cagqilan sea are csntin-
uously writing back homo Abusing the
sultan and porte. and thClg friends IN
the United States have letters publish
cd, and the papers containing them are
sent TO the government here tnrnedi-
a;eIy. How can I any longer protect
such people? II she Russian alliance IS
formed then the worst VIII soon be at
hand. I think l viii be able to start
fer home in Aprl and when 1 see you
The letter Is under a February date.
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MoUEDsvILLE.
A sIlsc-iINnsous MSIHnge or Minor Mat
ters from NIRrShRII's Metropolis.


The Epworth League gave "Conver-
sntI0nal roclnl" ut the NJ. Il. parsonage
Thury1ny evening. over one hundred
were present. Each person was given
n card on which n list Of ten subjects
was prInted, each subject to be discuss
ed ten minutes with different ones dur
Ing tho evening. The plan worried eN-
cpedInVly well and everybody had
something to say to someone else, but
n grent many could not consume full
time on any one subject.
A new society of ladies las been or
rnnizcd IN the NJ. y. church Ia be
known MS the "Thimhle Bee" The fol-
lowing officers have been elected: Pres
ldcnt, Mrs ]. L. Hooten; first vice prcs-
idcnt. Miss Jane Blake; second vice
nresItlent, Mrs. II. ]. McFnddcn; treas
urer. Mrs. j. W. Burchlnal; secretary.
Miss v. Shutter
The March term OF the circuit court
oneng next Tuesday. Grnnd Jury sits
nj O'Clock that morning 4 large mum.
her of witnesses have been summoned
10 appear, and several very interesting
cnses are expected TO be tho outcome.
In the court proper u very large docket
has been filed.
I. II Brock, w. u. Purdy and Il. g.
Rnbei.lq. committee OF the school board,
returned from trip OF inspection on
heating and vcntllntlrg through the
pitleburgh schools. The board VIII
meet ON Monday evening and adopt n
Syrtcm to be uaed in the new school
building.
Little Prince lodge, KNIGHTS Of Pyth-
las held very interesting meeting on
Thurrdny evening. Initiation wns TIN
order OF the evening. Two candidates
were admitted The midnight hour was
near whom the lodge adjourned.
The prison guards win begin the first
Of tho month wcarlng belt and mace In
stead OF using canes while on duty
CAPTAIN Conant. nftcr spending n
week. nj home. left FOR Pnrkcrsbnrg to
bring his boat up the river
MIN. Charles Beam, % Pittsburgh Ia
visiting Mn. a. Mcpanlels at Thomp-
son.
A number OF now bicycles have al
ready been purchased here this senson.
d. l.. Logan Ia making further add
lions TO his Lafayette buHlneSs block,
Hon. II. s. Riley. attorney general WAS
here yesterday afternoon.
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BOSTON, Mass.. Feb. 2S.-Three
mas,od schooner NavarIno. Captain
Warner from Manalnllla, Cuba, with
sugar. arrived here to-day. Her OIL
cers confirm the report received tIere
t;rnt abe had been stopped by Spanish
gun boat In Cr1Goan waters and search.
81. The captain and crew submitted
quietly to the Inspection OF the Spanish
pffIcers, but they are highly Indignant
al what they consider an insult to the
AinerIcIn nag.
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ThrIFln,lIny ontIoois.


Special Dispatch to the Intelligercer.
FINDLAY, Ohio. Feb. GA story
has been published in the newspapers
throughout the Interstate League cir
cu!; to the effect that President Power,
OF the Interstate League. had received
a letter from ". W. Drake. who man
eyed rhe FIndlay club In 1892, offering
90 put team in this city II Mr. Power
would come here and help him, and II
Mansfield or Lima were admitted with
F.n1lay. DR.. Drake denies having had
anything to do with the Interstate
people. and declares that he will run
q ieam in Findlay only ON condition
that a stock company Is formed and he
Is hired 10 organize and manage the
Tiub
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no GROUNDS YET,
u.Kcs's Ball Club Has Not Yet Sc.
cured an Abiding Place.
ro.DAY MAY SETTLE MATTERS.

49,. ellie. Ground. are the Hope OF the
n,,mo,sr. OF the Club -ro-nlRhr. Box
a., entertainment Attracting Interest.
~, outlook for Cheaper BIeyeles-New
o,,,.n. Taee.-La,t Night. Rowling.
o,s,r New, OF sport.
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simply apply swAYNE'S OINTMENT.
lar eczema, Itch all cruptlons OH tho
face, hands, nose. etc. leaving the skin
cItnr, white aud healthy, Its great heal.
ing and curative powers arc possessed by
No other remedy Ash your druggist for
SWAYNE'S OISTAiENr. tths&w
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YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. HUDSON, 10 a. m.
clartngton,. Jewel, 1870 y. IN.
ParkorShurg. BEN HUR, ii II. m.
BoATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE. 9 a. m.
PlrkcTsburE, III BER1'Y, n n. IN
MniamoTaS ..LENlNGTON, II n. m.
Darlington. JEWEL, $40 y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. II. Il. nEDFoRD. A. IN.
Pittsburgh. DEN HUR, 4 a. M.
Pittsburgh. RUTH. Z n M.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, u. M.
Cincinnati, HUDSON, 8 a. NJ,
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

4 GTNTs-GREATEsT OFFER CIV
N EN by any newspapcr-Fifty Cents
10 agents on each Dollar. The Catholic
News Is endorsed by tho Catholic Bishops,
Priests and eminent writer's as tho leading
pTIce. one Year by Mall, Ono Dollar
canyassors are allowed the large COM
mission OF Fifty Cents on each y %.
Agents wnntcd In every Catholic parish In
every city and town. Experience not nee
esSaTy. Write for sample copy. Address
THE CATHOLIC NEWS, Is Barclay
street New York. feS
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mis-, pll,n nrhlnr pllr,.

svmptoms--Molaturo intonso itching
nnd pi.nglng; most ut night. worse by
Srrntrhinr. II allowed TO continue tti-
,y,nTT form. which often bleed md ulcer.
No bccopnlug very Horn, SWAHSt"S
IMMINENT RtopS tho itching and bleed.
Ing. hcniS liberation and In most cases
removes the tumors, AT Druggists or by
pbIInlclphia.
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Innings.

While seldom mentioned in our ad., it is one of
the most important departments in our store Tor
contains every class of good Innings and their appur
tenances that can be secured. The prices might be
lower than elsewhere.
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negAni. few nlEhts ago Begani, who
is at large. struck Yuhos because rne
latter offered Mrs. ECEari glass OF
beer The w0mantia surrendered her
self 20 thc plllsc. The parties are
HunEarlanS, and YUho5 leaves wife
and family In TINT country.
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doesn't care two straws about fine spun
fhrorv Of how he should treat himself. he
may6e prcdispoSed to scrofuln, or eonSump'
t;nS tThat," he will tell you has moth.
inc 10 do with the case He wants 10 be
well, II he can be cured, write out pre-
scription and send in your bill. So, here's
the first paTt OF the proposition.
DR., Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery =
a medicine that perneates the whole body
as wRtcr goes through n sponge: IT'S NIL
crobe Hunter and GAnicrobe killer. II IS
well. known fact that many persons OF scroll.
ulous blood, encourage the breaking out
OF uusightly cores, TO prevent the disease
going TO the lnngs. There is no neea OF
living in this state OF dread aud aiscomioft.
purify the blood. Il can be done. The
"Eoid.n Medical Discovery will cure 90
oer cert Of all constructive cases, also OF
iii other lingering, bronchial, throat and
ling diseases. Don't allow q druggist to
persuade ynu into taking something that
he saws il ''juat as good" Maybe it's bet
Ter for him better for his profits Take
The Golden Medical Discovery " - the
greatcst discovery Of tie age. In addition,
In order 10 know yourself better, send 10
the World's DispenSary Medical ASSocia'
tion buffalo, n. v, u oue-cent stamps to
cover ca Of mailing oEly, aud get In re:
turn. DR.. Piercc's Common Sense Medical
ADVISE. Il Is book Of 1908 pages, Illus
tru,ed. and 70 full Of common sense tax
that any one vho can read will understand
And here Is tie testimony Of Mrs. q, = ~
ms. Of Gpyrt. ohis. In regard 70 the ooidsi
Medical Dlso2ysrE h ga s,rt.
NoliaIaE hdped ne until trtsd The COLDER
MelicaH nlAooveTy' year or two later nag
lung trouble. Again the Discovery cured me.
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EMBROIDERIES.

You may be wanting something fine medium or
low priced in Fmbroideres, but it matters not II you
will make your wants known. We think we can sat-
isfy you in either quality. style and price.
The same may be also said OF our Lace Stock
which now larger and more complete than ithas been
for some time.
Don't forget this when looking after the Under
wear supply and if it needs entire repeniShng look
at our line before deciding on making garments your
self or purchasing elsewhere.
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WITH ME BoWIERs.
TIL. Nightly Record ofstrIIse. and spares
on the Alleys.


In .ahe South Side Bowling League
tournament. last night's r7rtncs were
between Novice and Orient. Both
teams put up very poor game. Orient
captured the honOrs of the evening.
winning the second and tA!Td gimcs
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liETHLEHEAI, Pa. F0h. 2s.--,T1hu
lH5p' d!cd here Tonight from DcE
!'N, mo result OF blow on the head
Attn pIece Of wood. inflicted by John
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A business man Is
mot the most patient
lcreature in the
world. Ee cannot
stop work every
minute TO bother
with an irritating
skin disease, OF a
hacking cough that
insists on breaking
into his bargain
making. Neither
will be wait TO hear
any long. drawn. out
story Of the cause
of his aiiment. He
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-29

A GENTS WANTED TO INTRODUCE
n Earth GIrdled." DIR. Talmage's Won
derful new book: nearly 600 massive pages;
over 400 pictures; he tells all he saw while
travelling round the world. Address
PEOPLES, Ssil Market street, Philadel-
nhIa Pa fe2S-tth&S
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RINEHART & TATUM.
Tho City Bank Building.
Telephone 21s. te.!
FOB SALE.

Hotse, rooms and hall, with all modern I'M
proycmeutS ChaplinS St., Centre wheeling.
House, rooms and hall. 10Th st, $500.
House, rooms, 18th Vt, $500,
House, 3 rooms, IN BelvcderG add. $3.50,
Honse, II rooms aud store room, Main ~, near
2lSt st, lot iLEl21 T., $500
For AShot time one OF the finest houses on
ChApline St, Centre Wheeling; rooms, with
halland modern Improvements; cheaPi terms
House, rooms, hail and large lot 18th ST.
House. rooms and 6.roomed house in relri
lot 3oxllo It., 18th 81 $1,000
House. rooms, brick. with hall, jacob S.
Centre Wheeling: cheap. $500
House. o rooms, brick, RoF 81 9Th wd:, SI0uo
House 7roOmS n. MArkctsL; cheap. sl,3JO.
9lotS on Lind St Belvodorc, skES each.
House. , rooms Wilson st, Ccntto wheeling
easy terms, $50
lot. 50 feet front Lind St. $50.
House, rooms aud attic, Jacob st., 9th ward
$40
Hotel, ~ rooms, Martins Ferry, o. cheap 90
House. rooms aud s.soomod house In rear
Market st., between 7th aud slh stA. Sisop.
House, rooms aud hall bath and both gaSeL
Jacob ST. between 18th aud I6th $500
business property OIL Market ST. al modosan
$50 500, 500, 500. 5000 aud $50, to iOanOa
real estate
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Glddness Comes

with better understanding OF the
w transient nature Of the many phys
ical Ills which vanish before proper eff
fortS-rentlc efforts pleasant efforts
-ivhtIy directed. There is comfort in
thu knowledge that SO many forms OF
eicI,ncss arc not due 10 any actual dis
ease, but sinplyto constipnted condi.
iipn Of the systcm, which tho pleasant
family laxative. Syrupo Of Figs, pronpl-
~ removes. Tint is why II Is the only
remedy with millions Of families, and y
cVcryvhore cstccmctl so highly by NIL
who yolue good health. Its beneficial
efEccts are due 10 the fact, that II is the
one remedy which promotes Internal
CLEANLINESS, without facilitating the
orfr,ng ON which IL nets. Tits therefore
nil impprtant, in order togct its bcnc'
fetal Effects. 10 note wllcn yon pur-
chase, that you have the genuine article
which ismanufucturcd hy the California
Fig syrup Co. only, mud sold by al rep
utablc druggists. ,...,,,
n in tho enjoyment Of good hcaltn'
md tho sys,em Is regular, thcn laxi-
tiycs or olllcr rcmcdicsurc not necaeu.
II nllictrd with any actual disease, onG
may DO commended 10 the most sItiiilnt
phySicians, hat II in need OF lnSatvGt
then onc should hnvc the best, und VIA
the wcll-informcdcy everywhere, Syrupm
Flgg stands highest and Is most largely
used and gives most general SailNthot'"lA
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JXrANTED-To BORROW FROM 1900
w 10 5000 for one year on security
TINT Is above repronoh and beyond all
question. Any person having this amount
10 Ion should answer this inquiry. Ad-
drnag Il q CnFe lntplllgenCer, teAs
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FOR SALE.
EOK SALE.

NOR SALE OR RENT-THE Sci
ley, fronting go feet on National Road
and extending back 80 feet. Can DO laid
out In very desirable building lots. For
Rent--The homestead OF z. Seibert, nd.
Joining S. S. Bloch's residence, with ten
and n four-rooined house on the premises.
PosRossiun given Immediately. Inquire OF
+. HAPPY. at ReymRnn Brewery. or at
premises. d0Sl-oow
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ROLF 60 ZANE.
HOUSES And LOTS,F0R SALE

Z storerooms and 2 dwellings renting for
SiN % per month, corner Market and
Twentieth streets, pays IL per cent.
Nos. i5IS and 1870 Market street, lot
40xiA feet. Cheap.
No. Kentucky street. lot Soxilo feet.
No 22l2 ChRplino street, large prick
No. S 18th street. rooms and stable.
No, 1876 18th street, s rooms and stable
Lot corner Main and 18th streets,
No. l2i 18th street, rooms ana bath.
No. 1908 ChRpllne street, Z rooms
No. 1913 Chnpline street, rooms:
Lot on Main st. between I'd and 20 StS
lots on North Wabash street.
No. 81 South Broadway, residence OF y
Lot iGsia6 North York street.
No. % Indiana St, rooms. modern.
No. q n. Wabash St, Q rooms, cheap.
a dine lot in Pleasant Valley.
No. Is Vermont street. rooms: lot 2Sxioo
feet: 1850.
A fine lot In woodsdale.
The Bloch property on North Main 81
MONEY TO LOAN.
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WANTED.

JIrANTED-To RENT A SUITE OF
w two or three rooms for young mar
rIed couple, by March or April Centrally
located. Address l.. T., care IntelllSencer
office '' fe21
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NY ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO
w work at home; / pay S 10 SIG per
week for making Crayon Portraits; new
patented method: anyone who can read
and write can do the work at home, IN
snare time, day or evening: send for par
ticuInrs and begin work At once. Address
II. A. GRIP, German Artist, Tyrone. Pa
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REAL ESTATE.
BUILDING LOTS
At Your Own Price and Terms /!

We will sell you lot on weekly or
monthly payments and loan you money
10 build a house with. We have building
lots In all parts Of the city and suburbs.
Call on US before buying elsewhere.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-06-12
Runaway Accidents. :

On Friday of last week, twO-horse
team belonging to Mr.. Jesse Claggett,
of near Motter's Station, while stand
ing in the street alone, became fright
ened and started to run. In its course
it ran on the pavement of Mr.. L. s.
Annan's store, where the carriage
caught against an iron post and tore it
down. A window shutter was broken
off aud the carriage badly damaged.
The horses were not injured.
On Monday of last week, while ME.
Charles Smith and wife, of McSherrys-
town, Pa, and accompanied by lady
and gentleman, were on their way to
visit game of ball at Mt. st. Mary's
College, stopped by the roadside to wa
ter their horses. Mr.. Smith took the
bride off one of the horses, and before
it was replaced the animals became
frightened and ran some distance be-
fore they could be stopped. Mrs. Smith
was thrown from the carriage and
very badly injured. The carriage was
so much damaged that it was necessary
to have it repaired before they could
proceed on their journey homeward.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-06-12
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following are the transfers of real
estate as recorded in the Clerks office
since our last issue:
Mary A. Buckles, to Anna NJ. Buck
les, real estate in Frederick city, ST.,
etc. John III. Dorsey and J. w. Dow
ney. to Cornelius Hopkins" 81 acres
and 26 perches of land. $50. Frank l.
Stoner, assignee, to Abram Toms, 234
acres of land. more or less, ST. and
premises. Charles e. Zimmerman and
wife, to Francis M. Zimmerman, 124
acres, 2 roods and 55 square perches of
land, premises. John N. Clary, trustee,
to Melville P. Wood, 1l3 acres of land,
more or less. $2,3O5.2O. The Frederick
City Manufacturing and Development
Company, to Adam L. Eichelberger,
lot, etc., in Frederick, $27O. Annie Kor-
ell ct al, to George Measell, 20 ninety
two-hundredths square perches of land,
$40. Anuie E. Ernst, to Charles B.
Cromwell, lot in Brunswick, $1,1O0
VIM. P. Maulsby and wife and Jacob
Rohrback and wife, tn Charles p. Levy,
173 acres, rood and square perches
of land, $4,000. Frederick J. Nelson,
trustee, to Augustus HI. Ebert, lot, etc,
in Frederick, premises. VIM. G. Baker
and wife, to Marshall Allen, acres,
rOods and 81 square perches of land,
$l65.69.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-06-12
At PhiIomathean Hall.

The members of the PhiIomathean
Literary Society held a public debate
on Thursday evening of last week, at
their hallso East Church street. The
attendance was not as large as usual
fractions that happened to fall on that
evening. President Thaddeus Biser,
who was to make the address of well
come, was unable to attend and in
his absence DR.. Edward Bowlus Occu-
pied the chair and opened the meeting
with few well chosen remarks. The
program was headed by reading by
Mr.. j. J. Houff, followed by a selection
from Shakespeare, ably delivered
by Professor E. p. Gall. The
attractive feature of the evening
was debate on the important
topic, Resolved, that we approve
the application of the civil service
law" The debate was opened by an
able speech by Mr.. Roger p. Wood, and
was replied to in a scholarly and prac-
tical manner by Messrs. Alfred Ritter
and Prof. Cyrus Thomas. The argu-
ment was closed by Mr.. John w. Kolb,
whose witty replies to his opponents
were received by the audience with
applause. Mr.. Kolb was prevailed up
on to take the place of Prof J. H. APP
pie, who at a late hour notified the So
ciety that he would be unable to at
tend. The judges, Messrs. Richard
Dutrow, e. l.. Boblitz and Prof. Adam
Roser, rendered two-thirds decision
in favor of the negative. On motion
the meeting adjourned.