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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
STORY or THE GAME.


First inning.-Slatcr lit 70 Leahy, and
went out Il; first. Station hit safely
Raymond singled NI"nchin hi to
Weddiye, who threw wild. Styawon ana
Raymond scored. Spratt went out at
first. and Mmnchan scored. Mcintyre
flew out TO Wclr;H.
Wcihl went out 4; first. Leahy ditto.
two cushions, and Mciar.nu sc1rGd
Went:: went out Al first:
Second inning.--G her hit 10 Rish-
OPP ard was thrown OUT q: first. BarcK-
ley few out 10 Wenl1. MCMackin hi Tor
one base. Slater struck out.
Tate led OF with 4 hit. Smith sent one
to the has" line. y double play fol-
lowed. Snyder hit for u base. Bishon hit
10 AiclniyEe, forcing SMydc. out a, sec.
Oni
Third inn:ng.-S;ra ana Raymond
went out at first. Minnehau singled, but
was caught attempting to steal second.
Wclhi struck out. Laahy went out n
first. Mcl'arlGn beat the ball out tc
first. Wcddige fouied out.
Fourth inning. -Spratt singled. lie
was caught mapping and put out. McIu-
tyre ana Gallagher flew out
Wcntz put one down 10 left field anG
made two cushions. Tate his. and
WcntE attempting 10 score was caught
ut the plate. Smith got base on balls.
SnydrF pnrpcd up an easy one to Me
ln:Erc. Bishop put ono where Barcl.lGy
could not help catching Il.
F.f.h innin&.-'rhrcc men went TO ba,
for Reading and MI went out
Wcihi pn. one over The fence q, lief.
field. Lrahy ,!cW out, ana McFarlan put
one out OF the lot At cen;crGc!d Wen n
struck Out.
Sixth ;,ninr.-After two mcn were on,
Nin2chii made 4 home run. Sp!att
struck out.
Herndon went in the box for the visit
oTS. Taie flew out. Smith went 10 nrey
on hanS Snyder flew out 20 center
Bishop did likewise.
Seventh iuning--McIutyrc woI1c6
GGila&hc: hunted and beat out the h.,
i!arcklcy- went out en- Il foul lily. Horn
don famed. Slater hit 10 SECOND am;
forced Gallagher out.
Norfolk was retired IN order.
EIGHT inGing--Str:tt.o ION hi: rai. thrr;.
neg. Raymond Went 10 lirs. on n hi, Il.
LETT field and StrLtt0n SEQ. ed. Mime.
nan went out ut FIRST. Raymond .sco.e0.
Mcintyre made first OF Wciitz's rrro,.
Gallagher hi; for two h2srs. McJn,yrr
WIS caught between %cc lMd ana ,hir;,
N"d7!=" and Vent singled Tatc 20,
4 hH'e on bulls. Mci'a land went IN md
son. one over second base Tate wls
CAUGHT between second ana ;hird. Sny-
der ana !Srown wcat oii Il. ;irs,.
Ninth tnninG.--Brawn wen; to he h,,
ana H'cfarilnd 10 rlght field. larcl,lay
went nut At FIRST. Hcrudon fnnneG. STA
tE. maze q iWo-haGGc", S;Tatt0n dupli-
- :, ,uh ne rn!io'ntanre ana Slater scored.
RAYMOND New out 10 Wudi;ge.
Wcihl y;rucI Ou: L.eliiv v,ns hi, y,
the pitcher. AiciAlli,m iiileI o,,i nn..
N"Hhi%" ditto. ana i.clhy scored. Won't
M 20 SMEt'v" and i double ply finished
thc Gamn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
Are You Going
10 the Seashore {?

II so. 70 To Ocean Wow, the most poDu- i
lar health and pleasure resort on. tho
coast =. It$fts.S IS
10 the countless Thousands who have
Ter many Seasons sought the bracinG
brcc@cS which play so refrcshinEly on the
troduci!o lon. lts UNPARALLELED location has
&iven 1t wide popularity as II seaside
resort. t5 IfIsE. Is7. -E5Ia5I5 =.
The rraEdncss OF its sunsets, with bath
ICE the finest on the coast. within a huns
drCd vnrdS of the best fishing grounds
along the entire Atlantic coast with boat
Ing. Yachting. cycling, driving, basebnl!,s
tennis. golf. en- elegant orchestra etc.
Is lust the place for pleasure seeking tour
iats. a :. iSs4S5 Il,
Those who are seeking health and de-
sire change of climate will find u rr.;lt4
cnuabl climate at Ocean Virw. di.I theSy
bracnG So. - renders g. ii and spot
Tor ore 10 rccupcrute and enjoy rest. 800
Ocean View Hotel has superior udvnn-,
tnues for the accommodation of guests,
anu EianN improvements have been made
ter the coming season. aft I'LL. lgstlf q
AS to ihe management, lie undersign-E
eli desires To say 1t will Dc his aim to K
keen Il I'D To the high standard of eX-
ccllcncc. ana will give tho most painstak-
fort and pleasure of guests 3sas
Is cuisine Is In charge OF n chef of wide
eEDcrlcncc. and with excellent gardens
from which to procure fruits, vegcta bles, z
etc, with the Chesapeake from which to-
nrocnrr sea food of great variety. with
the choicest meats from tho Chicago meat
houses. II needs only 10 have these viands
presented IN the best possible, shape to
meet the requirements Of an cNactinS pubs
lie. gEtH 6li.l ~ = 5sI5 Il
CHARLES ST. JOHNNY
nnl!-tf Ocean ViewGVa. Isl,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08

Willie Brandt wants to riici, rn,. Mar
folk and can be gotten. Buspitc W;lI;c.s
reverse; ] am an enthusiastic believer
IN MS prowess in which I am not alone.
~ would he VOL 10 give Brandt a chance
here.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08

WANTIID--A bright ;fnd Intelligent young
man of II years of age desires a positions;
most anything at which he can earn a
living Will be acceptable: can give good
references. Address A. w. j., care Nir-
/. Sinian. jy7-2t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08

WANTED. good cook and washer ut
virginia Beach. Apply at 2lS BouSll
street. ip2g-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08

0ueency is the latest ACQUISITION to
PRESIDENT liarrow'S staff OF unIpifes. He
h;Lii& lrGm Paterson. | saw his work
III Patterson against Norfolk sSavrIa.
weeks ago ana took occasion ;hen tn
ETic@ my opinion Of his work. lie ap-
reared Ia me to hc thoroughly compel Ont
ana !nnuHTi ial.--iia; y. Blll in Tho Nor
folk Virgiuian.
sorry Tor Your Judgment. Mr.. Sat ~.
fd!L QuetEe% was unanimously voted
the worst apology for an umpire seen
On the Hartford grounds this year. and
thnt X saying considerable. tor.--IIlrt-
ford Telegram. AS ono swi allow does not
max" = summer, so ono game docs not
make AN umpire / Judged puoeu"y for
lis WORK in cle -ame only. If nay judy
mtui WAS in rlrn: ! &.2nI corrected.
Get some ginger in you Gmd don't play
Ike uuittcrs. WryG HAD enough III
mai.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
RLLEGHaNY SPRINGS, VA
Open from June lSt 10 NOV. Isl. d.

The Alleghany Water awarded Gold
Medal and Diploma, Worlds Fair, Chlca-S
cifty OF Virginia: is celebrated for It's
wonderful cures OF dyspepsia, lii It's work. y
GUS forms. Beautiful lawn Of 40 q acrss IS
band or music; post, telegraph md axr
.resS Offices ,5 u - III fsssfflfjSSsS
Families seeking henlthful resort ins
the mountains to spend the heated term "a
moderate Write for pamphlet, RI eF, etc.,
iu9-6w G. As COLHOllry,tgrI' rot. S sss5
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08

Jake Weihl got his FIRST homer Of IN,
season. lie lifted II over th,, lcrt fj.IJ
fence about three yards insdt, OF the
loit' tils.r. and in The same inning; Me-
rRrian lifted it over center field fence,
t.c!nG the score.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08

See Or. Week about your eyes. 4
glasses prescribed arc guaranteed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08

Down in Richmond they are Still kick
'nE against Umpire Snyder. the best
official that has been i'll Lancaster this
season. Lancaster EXaminvr.
Umpire liulTy; is as goad Together
ihS% are n brace of the mast c0uIpCtcn,
men ever seen on y Norfolk diamond.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
WANTED.


WANTED--To sell or rent wood and
coal yard and srist mill in good business
locality; plenty of territory ana no bust
ness TO conflict; cause for dispensing, too
much business for the owner. Address
Box IS, BaIkley,. Va jyS-Gt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08

Well. say. dat AR team Of ours
Is purity hgLrd To touch:
lie question now ain'i WAITS dc r..p'
lSnt 'Wuz doy beaten much :"
Paterson Call.
The same here, and on account OF the
same weakness \" hnse running. no
sacrifice hitting, errors mt critical mo-
ness anal sand.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08

i!cra Is what We have to expect TO-
Gay ;Lud IA" f,..owlnE TWO days, as
sG'GI,lrd Up hy ti,a Richmond state:
"Gii'c credit - whom craGii is dli"
Ti.2E'5 Il gGud motto anf that's jus.
what should b. done 'Fncre'S hardly
II r"ntcr in Richmond. 40 matter how
loyal he may pr mat won't east aside
II! pride, il pride 1t can be called
ana make q confession
'''rnnt confession IS thaI Lancaster
has the best bali team. Thrv arc m:
hrillinut GrldGrs--bui for hi.tcrs they
,tk" the w.u.e baky!g Theg arc nol
base lllM:lu.a-they Gent have Ia be-
but they arc dariG:5 Let them get Il
couple nf men On bases and some lei
low VIII prhaCc UP 10 ne uiDte nnu
smash u bali with - much confidence
THAT IL goes safe. and the result is tina;
two mGn cross The plate. They are
sure, steady folders anG manage 10
judge h",ts.ncn with wCuG rfu! accuracy
with lie result that although hits a"c
made but fcw rams result. Then they
are IN aG,:rGssiTc set a:t keep on plug
giHgs away uutil In :gct ahead and
hey Keep ihcrc. rnr club hat beats
thrin viii remember thai q game OF bah
has been played and the audience viii
Gavc been treated 10 a great chibition
THE mcn keep together, play ball. work
collectively and hit tile BAN This is
why Lancaster is the best team in the
league
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08

was one Of The FIRST ia .sfster pro.
test again.. the u.s. u fnrmel players
by any team in tine league but the Nth
Ietics, and the following; sound ;tni
f"rci.Ul exposition ly ihe Hartford
Gio'.e 5a4.sball rd!tnr uprn the same
subject fuzzy cover; Lhc %ro.nd Pat
c:Sou. Richmond ana Norfolk should
taEe action They owe Il 10 themselves
and their patrons
''LamcGster is the only club in In.
LEAGUE thai is winning games with the
aid of fnned out players. Take Dca
con Ellis sang of mopra& chewcIs, fu!'
ford when Tn locals had the s.am.i>S ~
IN hand, Manager Ellis Substituted Get
liz and IcartoSS. twp players YYno nya
ct present Cu The Now Itlis Iny roll
balance OF the game. While Newark
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08
We they wese needed could Slot IS S

,s'lls they We're lieeded could mot be
Hartford 1ias taken a brace ana Is
playing pennant Winning bali. CANT
Bishop Will eventually make hitter.
lie goes at the ball nicely and hits them
The fans want another hard -hittinr,
anu fast-on-his-feet catcher. We need
one badly.
1t doesn't argue we'll for our chances
the next three days ITO allow the tall
enders to take two games from us.
Claud NIcFNnrlan hit with ferocity yes
tcrday--a homer and three singlcs-and
yet we lost the game.
The abundance yesterday was but an
omen OF what may he expected Il thc
Brooms continue their present style nc
playing.
Thornton is being roasted by the
bleachers in Hartford. lie Is ,;ettin,,
some of the same medicine which helped
to Sharcr's release.
That there is something radically
wrong is certain and IL the management
expects attendance the wrong must DE
riShtcd, and that SOON
President Ryrne. of the Brooklv,; club
mas offered Pitcher Fisher and q cash
bonus tn Lancaster for Pitcher. Ycy; Ger.
hut lancaster refuses 10 consider,
Al. Weildige is hitting the bail hard
these days, but his hits don't seem to
hrip the firoons much to dctach them.
selves from the bags where they seem
anchored.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08

AND WIFE or YOUNG MEN
secure nicely furnished rooms and
IN private family: western part OF
references exchanged. Address
ihiS office. maoA-iT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-08

me DISGUST of the fans nj the las,
TWO defeats which were both won hv ;,
run. Is dcsp ana dark and unspcll:abtc
fhey arc sinply raw, and all sorts az
c"lnmSnt is heard upon the street cor
EcTs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-13

The council committee on streets, al
lcys and grades held an important ses-
sion last night In attendance was City
Solicitor Nesbitt, and President c. A.
Robinson. OF the La Belle iron works.
ana city Engineer White,
The principal item OF business was the
consideration Of the proposition OF the
La Belle for portion OF ThiriIeth
street. between Wood and MccUlloch,
upon which the company proposes to
erect a tin mill. which will give employ
ment TO one hundred and fifty or two
hundred hands. In return they offer the
city a slic, on certain lots fronting on
the south side OF Caldwclls run. be-
tween Wood and McCulloch streets, 50
as to make a new street. on the south
side OF the run Withou, moving any
OF the houses, the new stree: would be
OF irregular width. measuring thirty.
five fee: wide at WOOD street, thirty
two feet at point not IA: west OF Nc.
Cu'lUci street, and fOrty-hve teet AZ
tbs Intersection OF McCulloch street
with the run.
The soilcl;or was called upon Tor al
opinion. ana stated Il as his belief that
where other ground was given IN ex-
change for the street taken, the CITY
could use its pleasure.
Then Mr.. Robinson was enquired OF.
as TO whether o. not his company would
agree q make the street Of the UNIFORM
width Of thlrtV-siN feet, from end TO
end and he thought this could be ar
ranged. After a genera! and long dts
cussion no dehnit. action was taken,
and the matter will come up again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-13


The April term OF the circuit court,
Judge HcrVey on the bench, opened
yesterday morning. and the work OF
calling the docket and setting cases oc-
cupIed the day The disposition OF the
cases was as follows:
John @. HabbCrtleld vS. the city Of
Wheeling, set May 8.
T. T. Hutchinson VS.. London and Ian.
cashlre Insurance Company, set Sep
TENDER ~.
Nettle Il. ZllIcs vs.. Barbara Zilles.
motion to amend bill.
Christina Zllles and Minnie w. Zilles
VS.. Barbara ZIlles. motion to amend.
Thomas Rlne VS.. William Dunlap, set
April 90.
Michael Rupp vs.. Herman Burkortc,
set May TO-
Joseph McLaln VS.. Trlmble & Lutz,
set April ~
West Virginia Secret Service Agency
vs. Oliver Watkins ct al, set April 20
George l.. Spence vs.. West Virginia
Printing Company. motion made to
quash return. The same proceeding oc-
CURED IN the case Of Samson II. PieTSol
against the same.
Raymond Uttermohlen. infant. vs. the
BOGgs Run Mining Company. demurrer
TO declaration. set April II.
James a. Henry vs.. Louie Becker ct
al. set April y.
Il. n. Crawley vs. Albert Auber mo-
ton to dismiss because security for
costs had not been given.
Il. n. Crawlcy W.. George Hibberd ct
al. motion TO dismiss, no security for
costs,
George W. Caada VS.. Baer Sons, de-
murrcr TO declaration. set May l.
Lee Forney vs.. Louisa A. Clark, set
for May s.
Ernest Mentzcl vs.. Mrs. A. Helm
brecht demurrer set for the 18th inst.
Ross ]. Winning VS.. Howard ThOmp-
son, defense Graves oyer OF the writ.
demurrers. set for the 18th inst
D. II. Taylor Vs. McGlumphrey's cN'
ecutor motion to dismiss appeal; set
for the 18th inst.
Goodhue & Thomas VS.. ]. NJ. Leach,
defendant called.
Amelia Groves VS.. sonofeit & scha.
lenskl, set for April 20.
Clark 4. Weeks. administrator. VS..
Wheeling & Elm Grove road. set for
May J.
William Carey vs.. city OF Wheeling,
set for May IL,
Jane Carey VS.. city of Wheeling, set
FOR May Il.
Probate Michael waddle's win, APP
peal, set April ~.
Marie McGannon vs., city OF Wheel
ing. set for April 20.
Nettis Etz VS.. james Larkln al,
set for April %.
G. W. Edgington. administrator, vs..
Robert NJ. LaZeRr ct al. dismissed.
Thomas II. HigEs vs.. Frank HigGs.
demurrer to defendants b!ll, set for
April Il
Louis r Cook VS.. Wheeling & Elm
Grove railway. motion withdrawn,
judgment
Probate, Of Jacob Snyders will. np-
peal to appoint curator. set for April
II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-13
LOCAL BREvITIEs
Matter. Of Minor Moment In AMI About
the CIV.

Matters Of AlnOT Moment Ia ann Anoht
the CIV.
Grand o-night-"Alabama"
Opera House this eVenIng-"The Old
homestead
The south wall Of the building OF c.
f.. StiSel & Company. 1923 Main street,
IL being torn down. The building was
built In 1872.
The +. W. Banner Company have
sold handsome Krakauer pianos to the
state colorcd institute at Farm. W. Va,
and the West Virginia Conference Sem
mary at Buckhannon, w. Va.
Charley Watkins. jr.. OF Exley, Wat
klns q Co.'S spice works on Twentieth
street, has had patented bottle stop
per. which has been pronounced sue
cess. The spice works continues work
ing day and night turns.
Thomas Cassidy. charged with steal
ing lead pipe from the premises OF the
Germana Half Dollar Savings Bank.
had hearing before Squire Rogers yes
tcrdRv. and was held for the grand jury
In default az $1,000 bond,
The Riverside steel workers held n
meeting at the BenwOod city building,
Yesterday afternoon, and decided 90 ac-
cent the reduction proposed by the
management. The reduction will not go
into effect for nearly two weeks.
Al Mcdonald and Billy Conuors,
whose arrest at Benwood for highway
robbery, was exclusively published IN
Yesterdays IntelligcnCer. were held for
the grand Jury yesterday afternoon, by
Squire Riddle. In default OF $500 bond.
At ]. II. Kinks art studio. on Main
street. are shown two very fine por-
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nnnaunERs 1CE AsgOcIArloN

UoIds a MsstInE-COmmittseS I" Intsr''
view ComSamerS-Ioe TO he Secured from
Brewers Te mPoFArIIy.
The Consumers Ice Association met
Mt the Howell last night with n good
attendance of It's members, The meet
ing lasted until 10 o'clock, and during
TIM, time the ice question was thor
oughly gone over
As n result. local consumers VIII be
called upon next Thursday by COM
,,I,tons Of the new association, which
intcnds to enter the field as n supply
agency for anybody who wants ice. The
Ice exchange will be fought tooth and
nail For n while the association VIII
he furnished with Ice through the brew
ers, and It In turn will supply consum-
ers In general.
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Totals ........ ..,,...s' 4D,hS ~ fJJ,blI
Amount actually spent,

As a preliminary. bills agErcgatlng
1898 gg were recommended for payment.
Then came a communication from Chief
KIicvis. chronlcllng eight changes he
mad made in various hose and engine
houses, all Of which have been chrou-
IaIed from time to time. The appoint
mcnts were recommended TO council for
approval
Then Mr.. Hahne mildly onquIred:
"lIr chief what has become OF the
new man In the Fifth ward house? Is
he stIll there"
Thr chief said he guessed he was. and
rather lntImatcd by his tone and lack
Of Interest in the remark, that he would
Mf Hahnc wanted to know II the
CHIEF didn't know that council had re-
fused 10 confirm,
II heard 40" answered the chief,
without any apparent excitement
Don't that make vacancy IN
quircd Mr. Hahnc
II don't think 80" snll the chief
Fact Is. Mr.. Frohmc never Was APP
uu,atrd hy me. lie was appointed by
| another chief and has been IN the de-
| partmcnt for come time I didn't re-
move him. | simply transferred him,
and reported the fact Of the transfer
Mr. uahno then wanted to know II
the chief didn't know that council had
declared a vacancy. but the chief rather
Thought not, and said his communlCa-
ton ln tho committee dld not show that
there bad been an appointment Thr
matter was dropped by general CON
sent
Bids Tor veterinary services for the
department were then opened, rs fol
lows. Dr. william rctric, $3.50 per year,
without medicine, and 500 per wear,
win medicine; Dr II. y. Heath tl6 per
llj ppr month. with medicine. The con-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-13

MRS. A. TWEEN, residing at 72C
Henry 81, Alton. Ill, suffered with SCI
allie rheumatism for over eight months.
she doctorcd FOR It nearly che whole Of
his time. using various remedies rec
commended by friends. and was treated
by The physicians, but received no re-
IIcH She then used one and a half bot
lies of ChambcrlRin's Pain Balm,whIch
erected complete cure. This IL pub
IIahcd at her request. as she wants 9TH
crs similarly afflicted 20 know what
cured her. The % and so cent sizes for
allc BIZ druqgIsLs,
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Tntnl

Two additional subscriptions to the
IntellIgencer hydrophobia relief fund
were reported yesterday. each $40 by
Colonel George B. Caldwell and DR.. j..
II. Pipes.
Richard Ecuney. OF the North End,
will leave this afternoon for New York,
where he will be treated at the Pasteur
Institute.
on Thursday evening at Arion hall.
South Side. the William II. Cooke cir"
Gle OF the Kings Daughters will appear
in THE Splnsters' Fortnlghtly Club, e"
for the benefit OF the hydrophobla relief
fund and the Day Nursery, An excel
lent musical and literary programme
is being prepared.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-13

Last night meeting OF the city
council committee on fire department
was held at the office OF City Clerk Wat
kins. Chairman Harry Mcclure presid-
inG. The work OF preparing the esti-
mates for the department for the fis-
cal year was entered upon. and resulted
in the following. which will go to the
finance committee for revision and
probably for reduction. a comparison
ig made with the expenditures OF the
fire department for 1896:
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THE RIVER.
YEsTERDAYs DEPARTURE

Yesterdays DEPARTURES
ParkersburE. BEN HUR, 9p, m.
Sls,crsv!I!c. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. III.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Cincinnati. 10. KEYSTONE STATE, S a. M
Pittsburgh. HUDSON. s a, m.
ParkeTsburE. ARGAND. II a. M.
MRtRmorRs. =. LEXINGTON, II a. m.
Slstersville. RUTH. $3.50 p, IN.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. nj.
Pittsburgh. e. LORESA, midnight
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. -. EANAWIIA, $50 u. m.
Pittsburgh. :. BEN HUR, I y. IN.
CiRrinGton. LEROY. $3.50 y, M.
SIstersville. RUTH, $50 y. m.
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NEW OPERA HOUSE.
A 100000 Amusement Palace to
be Built Here This Year.
THE MATTER WAS KEPT QUIET

UnMI Last Might, when the PIanS Of the
PrOIseIOrS were Learned by the IntslIi-
gsncsr-Ihs Building Is to Occupy the
old Court House Property, at the Cor.
msF Of ChApIIno and TWoIrlh Streets.
Work will be started In the Near
FutuTs.
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4 GUTMAN & co,
PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
The Petition OF the La Belle Iron
Works for Street
HAS NOT BEEN ACTED UPON

Hv the Committee Oh streets, Alleys and
GrHdeS-NIOrs Information a. to an Out-
let Eor the Territory that would be Cut
on to be ObtaInsd--FIrs COmR'Ittso
Makes IL, Annual E'tin,atss-DOekstf for
the Circuit Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-13

The city council committee on ac-
counts met last night in the office OF Re-
cCiVer Forgey and ordered bills paid to
the amour. OF 3ll5. The books Of the
receiver and city clerk were examined
and found in good SHAPE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-13

The hoard OF public works last even
ing passed n resolution providing that
Market, Main, Fourteenth. Twelfth and
Eleventh streets should be washed ev-
cry two weeks