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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-22
BELLAIRE
All Sort. Of Local New, AMI GOUHIp From
the GlaII CITY.

All Sort, OF Local News AMI Gossip From
the GIHSU city.
Marshal Johnston astonlshed the fell
lows who operated hazard games about
town on Saturday evening by making n
wholesale raid on them He gathered
in about q dozen Of the operators and
some OF their traps The word was
passed along the line after the first ar
rests he made, and Il few places were
tipped on in time to have things as or
derry and uIlet as church yard by the
time the officer reached them, but the
officer WIS not fooled bit-he knew
the dice box and green cloth had dlsap-
peared with q tp, which postponed pro-
ceediRgs for the n1nntpulators. Those
caught will settle with the mayor this
morning.
Mrs. Max Her7berE and mother, Mrs.
SchanifarOer, returned home yesterday
from q months visit with relatives at
COshocton and Cleveland.
Charles Dankworth and Thomas Car
roll wiz leave Thursday for Atlantic
City, where they viii. spend ten days,
Henry Blum returned yesterday from
the east, where he purchased fall goods.
He also visited Atlantic City.
+. L. sexauer md family, who have
been spending a month at Bucyrus, o.
with relatives are home.
A young child OF Robert Larke died
yesterday morning from brain fever, az
ter being M for two days,
The Capitol baseball club played the
MUuTdsville team at the latter place
yesterday afternoon.
A large crowd from this city will at
tend the Cleveland Wilson ministries In
Wheeling tonight.
Ed Luke WIN leave this morning for
Indianapolis, Ind, to take In the h. OF
=. ercampmeN.
Robert Henderson Mt Saturday night
for Chicago, Ill.. where he win spend
week,
Mrs. c. II. Benzei, OF New Cnstlc, Pa,
Is visiting friends ard relatives here.
Miss Mona Fisher. Of Newark, Is the
guest OF friends In the Fourth ward,
Mrs. Isaac Crtswcfi, Of the Fifth ward.
is visiting relatives In steubenvhlc,
Miss Merle LlAy lS visiting relatives
In Barresvillc for a few days.
To-day IL pay day for the employees Of
the u. & o. ut this point.
Mrs. Meyer Hcrzberg is quite III at her
home In the Fifth ward.
John Zweig came home from an east
ern trip Yesterday
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BOWLING

Individual averages In the Mozart
summer tournament nre as follows:
WeItzcl, c. c. c. 4S). 1GS; Stevenson,
c. c. G. (36) 1850; RAIDER. Bowlers 45),
1853; uEclton, Bowlers G2), l57; Wilhelm,
Pur!tnns 1879, l57; Noltc, All Alike (33l.
Isl. Emblem. Bowlers 90, 1856: w.
Fcttc, Old CronicS (22), l5f; W. Brasch,
All Alike (2D. l5i; Hackman. X. *. K.
t3il. lj3; Yenke, Old CrOnles lD, l53;
Wagner, Fitzhugh Lee G5), 1853;
Aarschncr, FitZhuRh Leo (30>, lj2; Bal
ger, Az Alike 1887, 152; Evans, Argo-
nnuts C2O), 162; Knoke, Fltzhugh Lee
t}G), 1871. Alexander, BOwlera 90, 1907
BIClmcyer, Slgsbee (33), 1850; Sonnefelt,
ArgOnauts (S), 1Ig; Clark, Argonauts
t3s) l49. Gordon, Argonnauts QT), lig:
Sarver. Argonauts 90. l4S; VOgler, Ar
Gonauts 10 1913: jackson, X. X. X. (45),
AS; Gaus, G. c. G. H2). NS; Wise Bowl
crs 800. liS: Jones. n. f. l.. & A. a. US).
~; Miller, Purtans C39), 147; Kromrlck
Al Alike t2f), ~; Frlnt1, Old Cronlcs
90, III: ByCott, X. X. X. 1866, 1916:
Schrader. All Americans 1867. lij: Rich
erAa, BowlcrB (39), 1i5: Arndt, All Alike
go 40; Hcnning, Bowlers t3o), ~;
Cochran, C. e. c. (i5), 1913; Handy, Slgs-
bee t2D. l42: Reed, sigsbee GS), li3;
Marie. Sigsbec 500. li3, Nelson, ATEo-
naut7 C2Sl. l42: wood. X. X. Is. Cs), li2;
Dick, 9. 9. c. 90, lA2: King, s'gsbel
go, III, Beiswingcr. Sigsbec (2O. lil;
sDcidel. Old CronIas t32J. ~: Melon
neil, Argonauta 500. 100: Fnlckc. N. II.
J. z a. 4. H2J. 100. Wood. Argonauls
%, 1879: W BrnEch. All Alike C3G). l3O:
Kraft, All Alike C56l. 1888: cnrdonn. All
Americans, (3l). l3s: RAIDER, All Amerl.
cans t33J. 1877; McTGlroy. X. x. X t22),
49,; Tracy. X. x. x. t21), 1874; Ackcr,
Puritans W5), 1876; Kasc, PurItnns t27),
1885, Zimmerman. All Americans $3.50,
l52: Peterson, x. X. X C2O. 1873: y
Wclty, c. C.. c. 1927. 1873; j. Welty. c,
G C. 90. 1911; Brett, FitzhuGh Lee (2S,
~ Gardner, Al Americans Ui. 100;
Serge Purltnns 02). 1923; Hclcnsteln,
gid crnnics t22l, 100; Beuter. n. r., l., &
y a, H2), l2s; Miller, old Cronleg t2sl,
US. Tucker, All Americans tG), l21
Nnsmuth, Fltzhugh Leo 40. i27: Smith
y. +, l., e a. a, 800. 1874; Ross, Old Gro.
hIes cd. l2i; b. Fette, Old Cronles Q2),
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Disease is great and tTcacherous ocean.
Man ever stands upon itS shore and gaECs
out over it's calm surface without thought
Of danger. It ticks his feet-it advances
md Tecedcs almost playfnlly-but all the
same Il will crack his bones and cat him,
and wipe the crimson foam from Its jaws
as IL nothing had happend. as It has been
doing ever since the world began.
A man who carelcssly saunters along the
shore of the inSatiate sea Of disease, will
some day DcounteT a great storm In the
form Of some fatal n1lady and will be en-
quilted. Because a man docs not have to go
to bed when he suffers from trivial indi'
gcstiou, because he does not have to give
ZIP work when lie gets nervous and cannot
sleep nj night, because he can still force
down an unsatisfactory meal when nc IL
suffering from loss Of appetite, because by
strong effort he can add column Of figures
with aching heads no reason that these
disorders arc iininR or TO be neglected.
They are the warnings of serious sickness.
A man who promptly hceds them, and &C.
sorts to tho right remedy, will speedily re.
cover hiF usual health. The man who neg
lccts them will fnd that he Is IN the grip
Of consumption, some nervous disorder, or
some other dread fnalndy, due to improper
OF insufficient nutrition. Dr, PieTces
Golden Medical Discovery Is the bet Of
all medicines for men and women who snf-
fer In this way II restores the lost Appc-
tItc, facilitates the flow Of digestive Juices,
inWgorntes the liver, purihes and enriches
the blood and tones and builds up the
nerves. II cures % per cent, Of all chronic,
bronchial, throat and lung affections, and
Is an unfailing remedy fot nervous pTostrR'
ton. Medicine dealers sell IL
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Special Dispatch to tho Intelligencer.
CHARLESTON, August A,-Uuless
something unforeseen happens the Gov
ernor and Citizens committee will leave
for Washington Monday even
ing. The committee consists OF General
C. c. Watts, N. S. Burlew, C. CLewis,
Jr., and Judge G. P. Snyder, Consul to
Mexico. They will confer with the
secretary OF war and the adjutant gen.
eral with a view OF locating a brigade
OF soldiers In camp here. This commit
tee will be met at Washington by Sena-
tor Elkins, Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue Scott and others.
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SAMPSON IN TEARS
over tho Reception ut New YOrk-BreaE
Down Under tirrRt Strain.

Down Under tirrnt Strain.
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Admlral
Sampson went to his home in Glen
Ridge. n. J. last night, with Mrs. samp-
son and others members of his family.
He was enthusiastically received. At
his home he broke down under the
nervous strain and sobbed like n child,
IT is said Admiral Sampson said at his
home tonight:
ut would be impossible for me to
express the emotions l feel for the mag
efficient demonstration given by the
people OF New York and the country
upon our arrival home. 1t was entirely
unexpected, and not soul among US
had any idea that on our arrival we
would do anything more than drop an
Choir In the harbor and quietly seek our
families and friends
81 have been told that the sight Of the
fleet moving up the harbor was i'm
posing. But / can imagine nothing
more Inspiring than what we saw from
the fleet. the great city and It's harbor
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To-DAY's RACES.

To.day's entries are as follows:
First race, four and one-halt furlongs-
Dewey, il2: Bonneville, liz; Fluellen, ll2;
Ensign, liz: Mlnko Maid, 10; Megnolia,
100: DR.. worden, 1O5; Hope, lOS; Sister Ida,
Second race. three-Quarters mile, Wheel
Ing city Handlcap-Gov. Griggs. 1lS; Jews
Harp. IFS: Jacklne, LIZ; Ltlllput, liz;
Young GrifIo lO5; Belle Australian, 100;
Third race, three.duarterS mlle-Mul-
lsghmorc, lis; Gailatin, liz; Silver Brook,
III: speedy, liz: Alonzo, liz; Pocket Piece,
u2; Fircwater. 10: Gold Spec, 10; Helena
Bcile. 10: Torstention, 100; Traitor, lis
Fourth race, four and one-half furlongs-
Corn Cob, lis: A. 3. Dade, liz; Grown, lis;
Rossman. 49, Gold Dollar, liz; Helen H.
Ito; Hiddenlte, lis; Dora Lamar, no,
Fifth race. four and one-half furlongs--
By Jove, lis; Hanoanna, ITO: Frank r,
Hart. ll2: John McGarriEle, l12; Merritt.
LIZ; Gilt Australian, ITO; Ed Murphy, ll2'
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CAMP MEADE
RAPIDLY Filling Up with Troop'-A Riot
and Many Arrests.

Rapidly Filling Up With TroopS-A Riot
aud Many Arrests.
CAMP MEADE. MIddietown, Pa,
Aug. 21.-The movement of the second
division Of the Second army corps to
which the Sixth Pennsylvania is at
tached, VITA begin tomorrow from
Thoroughfare Gap. This VIII be fol-
lowed by the movement OF the first dlvi-
sion, composed OF the Eighth, Twelfth
and Thirteenth Pennsylvania regi
merts, from CHmp Alger. The Eight
eenth Pennsylvania regiment has been
ordered to the new camp and battaa-
ion Of the Sixteenth has been here since
Tuesday. These troops Will be moved
ut the rate of division day, and by
the close of the week General Graham
expects to have over six thousand PENN
sylvanIa soldiers In his command.
He has obtained permissiOn to acquire
all the land needed TO ercanTp the Gee
ond corps, and he has done 50. The
only arrivals in camp to-day were the
first and second battahonS OF the
Fourth Missouri. A snIaE sized riot oc.
Cured between some Of the troops last
night ut Highspire, and q detail was
sent from camp to QueI the disturb
hIDSEs 4NllIIJ 1Glbhk AAOASkS "GAN $50 ASe'S
cd and forty men without passes.
General Graham said this evening he
would not make public the report OF the
board OF inquiry in the Third Virginia
case until he had gone over It carefully
with his Judge advocate. The camp was
crowded with visitors to-day. The SOL
diers are pleased with their new quar-
tiers and are anxious to remain here un-
tn they are mustered out.
Captain Waters, OF Battery c, Phoe-
nIxvllie, which Is doing duty In Porto
Rico, has resigned and First Lieutenant
Bean has been chosen his successor.
Second lieutenant Smith has been ad-
vanced to first lieutpMQt and First
Sergeant Wilkinson goes up to second
lieutenant.
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nv local applications ms they cannot
rsach the diseased portion o; the ear.
There is only one way to curs deafness,
and that Is bV constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an, innamed con-
dltion OF tho mucous lining Of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube is In
famed you have rumblIng sound or
imperfect hearing, and when 1t Is en-
tlrely closed, Deafness Is tho result,
and unless the Inflammation can be ia
ken out and this tube restored TO Its
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
arc caused by catarrh. which Is nothing
hut an inflamed condition OF the mu-
cous surfaces.
we will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free
T.. ]. CHENEY. & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold By Druggists. 75c.'
Halls Family Pills ore the best,
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1923; Fugate, N. u. L. & A. A. tS1), 1913:
Coimar, *. X. X. "a. 122; Fritz, All
Americans C5). 12l; Miller, All Ameri-
cans 90. 100; Frohme, PurItans QS), 119;
Kohm, Fitzhugh Lee (6), 119; Mann,
FItzhugh Lee (l5), 'lls: Baker, Old Gro
MES Q9), III: Berrehsem. Old Cronles
.(9), 1i3: Carl, All Americans COY, 11S;
Schafer, N. f. L. & A. A. Q), Ill;
Moody. Fltzhugh Lee 10y, 1Os; Kahn,
Fitzhugh Lee (15), 10S.
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Monday-Tidal Waves VS.. N. Z. L. &
A, A.; Old Cronies VS.. Bowlers.
Tuesday-All Alike VS.. K. K. K; sigs-
bee VS.. All Americana
Thursday-C. c. C. vs. Puritans; Ar
gonauts vs.. Fltzhugh Lee.
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TRY ALIENS FOOT-EASE,

powder to he shaken into the shoca.
Al this season your feet are swollen, nor
vo,ls aud hot. and get tired easily II you
i"n's Foot Ease II coOls the feet nnd
mikes walking easy. Cures swollen and
sweating feet, blIstcrs and cnllous spots.
relieves cornB and bunons Of an pain and
gIvCg rcst and comfort. Try It to-day
Soid nv MI drugglHts md shoe stores for
S5c Trial package FREE, Address Allen
S, Olmsted, Lo Roy, N. "
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Ayers
Pills Con z: Is:


Dr.. J. G. Ayers Pills are specific for
oil diseases It the liver, stomach, and
bowels.
II suffered from constipation which Is.
Bumed such an obstinate form that feared
It would Cause stoppage Of the bowels,
After vainly trying various remedies, be-
gan to take Ayers Pills. Two boxes effected
-'''''' 49, :! D. BURKE, saco' Me-
E"For eight years / was afflicted with
constipation, which became so bad that the
doctors could do no more for mo. Then !
began to take Ayers Pills and soOp the
bowels recovered their natural action
WIN. H. DELAUCETT, Dorset, Ont
NE PILL THAT WILL;
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cHICAGos TOOK BOTH.

CHICAGO, August 2l.-The Orphans
played eighteen eTrorless innings to-day,
taking both games from Brooklyn. The
visitors hit Callahan for three earned runs
in the first inning OF the opening game,
but we're unable to touch him afterwards.
Thornton pitched the second game shut
ting his opponents out without the SEM
blance OF hit. Both Dunn and Kennedy
did good work on the slab, but were poorly
supported. Attendance, first game 1000:
second game 10000 Scores:
First game. RHE
Chicago 80 o OlOO ~ il 0
Brooklyn ......3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 % G 3
Earned runs. Chicago 2; Brooklyn 3.
Batteries. Callahan and Chance; Dunn and
Grim. Empires, Obey and Mcdonald,
Time. 1870.
Second game. RHE
Brooklyn ......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 0 ?
Batteries, Thornton and Donahne; Ken
nedy and Ryan. Umpires Mcdonald and
O'Day. Time, :S5.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
SATURDAYS GAMES.

SATURDAYS GAMES.
New York 4, Cleveland 3.
Washington ., Pittsburgh !.
Washington Q. Pittsburgh 4.
Philadelphia 2. Louisville 0.
Boston 2, Cincinnati /.
Baltimore 3, ST. Louis /.
Chicago @ Brooklyn /.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Chicago II, Brooklyn g.
Chicago 2, Brooklyn 0.
To-DAY's GAMES.
Cleveland at New York.
ST. Louis at Baltimore.
Cincinnati ut Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Louisville at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Washington.
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FoGARTY,s LoNG sPRINT.

On Tuesday morning Jim Fogarty,
known as the Texas Cyclone" with his
trainer, Jim Duke, wifi leave Bridgeport
for a twenty mile run to st. ClairsviGe
and through the town. They win arrive
there about o'clock.
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ACCIDENTS come with distressing
frequency on che farm. Cuts, bruises,
stlngs, spralns. DR.. Thomas Eclectrie
OIL relieves the pain Instantly. Never
snfe without Il,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-22
The InteIIigenCer..
Job Printing Office

." The largest and most complete
"' Job Printing Establishment In
zee tho city and one Of tho most
-. extensive in tho Ohio Valley.
.'' Possesses every facility for the
zee prompt execution OF all kinds of
q" work, from Neat Card or Cir
." cular to Monster Poster, in amy
." variety OF oolors, at tho shortest
'' notice and on the most reasonable
81" terms. Country merchants, farm.
"' cra and others requiring Store
"' BILLS, Public Sale Bills etc. will
s'' find It to their advantage to call
"' at or address Tho lntolligoncor
"s Job Printing ONCE.
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Cure
CO7sfE-
patton

and you cure It's consequences. These are
some Of the consequences Of constipation
Biliousness, loss Of appetite, pimples, sour
stomach, depression, coated tongue, night
mare, palpitation, cold feet, debility, dir
illness, weakness, backache, vomiting,
iaundice, piles, paIlor, stitch, frTitability,
nervousness, headache, torpid liver, heart
burn, foul breath, sleeplesmesS, drowsi-
ness, hot skin, cramps, thrObbing head.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
FINAL NOTICE..

To the Taxpayers Of tho City Of Behwood
who have not paid their taxes for the
years 1898, 1924, 1895, 1896 and 1897:
You arc hereby notified to mako a set:
Element Of such taxes during tho month OF
August, 1895, to Special Collector Sanl. 3.
BlnRe ms all hills remaining IN his hand1
to law By order OF Finance COMMITTEES
THOS. SHEPARD, Mayor,
JOSEPH WARD, Recorder,
n, B.-Thosc desiring to pay such taGel
will call nj my residence, corner Sixth ana
McAiechen streets,
aul,S.l6,g9. SAML 3 BLAAtSH'
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB SALR.

Rcnl EslNte FIrc Insurlncc' 5uFuIy DUEIUS'
Exchange Bank Building.
The times., 1898-10-27
District Building Notes.

The Commissioners yesterday informed
Messrs Weller & Repetti in response to
recent communication, that they do not
deem it expedient at the present time to
take any action in the matter OF grading
and regulating Kentucky Avenue. between
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue south
east.
The Commissioners yesterday ordered
that the annual parade or the police and
fire departments of the District of CO.
lunbia, which was postponed from the
18th inst, take place on the 7th OF Novem
ber at o'clock.
The District Commissioners today an
nounced the acceptance of proposals as
follows: E. G. Gummel for constructing
sewer in Indianapolis and Concord
Streets between Ninth and Tenth
Streets northwest; Andrew Gleeson, for
grading Michigan Avenue for the sum of
IL 3-4 cents per cubic yard.
w. P. Bispham has been appointed an
additional private of police for duty with
the Adams Express Company.
The Commissioners have requested the
City and Suburban Railway Company to
at once make a further deposit of s., 600
for the purpose of continuing the work
line of the road. The changes referred
to are being made incident to the install
lation of a new underground electric sys-
TEN by the company
Mary Rollins has been appointed cook
at the Washington Asylum with COM
pensation at the rate of sl20 per year.
The times., 1898-10-27
THE HEIGHTENING OF A FENCE.
1t Is the Cause of an Interesting
ContrOyersy,


An interesting controversy has been in
augurated between the District Commits
sioners and several residents of Massa-
chusetts Avenue northwest, as the result
of the heightening of fence between the
premises of Wharton E. Lester, at No.
1I2S Massachusetts Avenue. and Mrs. A.
A. Cole, his next door neighbor, by the
placing of two rows of shutters on the
fence between the two houses.
Mr. Lester notified the Commissioners
in September that the building regula-
tions of the city had been violated by an
unlawful addition to the party fence be-
tween the two houses, and he, therefore,
requested its removal. Early in October
the complainant wrote to the Commis-
sioners that he understood that the or
der for the removal of the addition to the
fence had been issued, but that the ad-
dition still stood, and had since been
painted, from which he inferred that 1t
was to remain there permanently.
Assistant Building Inspector Evans was
then detailed to examine into the mat
ter and he afterward reported that the
fence was higher than allowed by law and
Mrs Cole was notified TO remove the He
gal portion of the barricade.
The report of the building inspector
made a few days afterward said that the
notice had been compiled with.
To the surprise of the Commissioners
they received another letter from Mr..
Lester. several days ago stating that he
had received their oficiN notice that the
fence had been reduced TO the proper
height, but that he regretted TO inform
them that their Information on the sub
ject was incorrect. The matter is now be-
ing investigated.
The times., 1898-10-27
Commissioners, orders.

The following orders were issued by the
Commissioners yesterday:
That the following work be done under
the permit system:
Lay cement sidewalk in front of A B
Street southwest; estimated cost, s44.
Lay brick sidewalk and new curb in
front of lot 2s. square $50; estimated
cost, SAG.
Lay brick sidewalk and new curb in
front of lot Is. square $40; estimated cost,
So ,'7-r
Grade alley in square IA; estimated cost,
$144.
Lay vitrified block driveway on sBladens-
burg road, side of 1900 H Street northeast;
estimated cost, s54. ''-'''if"''
Lay brick sidewalk and new curb in
front of lot So, square $40; estimated cost,
SAG. -
Construct sewer in alley of block S,
Bloomingdale subdivision, for the service
| of lot 2; estimated cost, $50.
| Lay asphalt block driveway on the Four
teenth and B Street front of lots 13 and
! H. square 263. from curb to building line.
The times., 1898-10-27

that portion over Sidewalk space to be
laid under the permit system, and the por-
ton between sidewn TX and building lines
at whole cost of applicant
Construct new sewer trap and abandon
old side trap at northeast corner of Twen-
ty-fifth and N Streets northwest: esti-
mated cost, SIS: reconstruct corner trap at
southeast corner OF Twentyfifth and n
Streets: estimated cost, $50. chargeable to
appropriation for improveInents and re-
pairs. Northwest Section 1899.
Construct sewer in west side of Third
Street northwest, between Pennsylvania
and Missouri Avenues. and catch basin
at alley entrance on east flank of reserva-
ton a." estimated cost, 500, charge
able to appropriation for main and pipe
sewers, 1899.
That water castings on Ninth Street
northwest, between F and X Streets, be
adjusted to grade; estimated cost, $25.
chargeable to appropriation for repairs
to streets. 1899.
That old basin at northwest corner of
Eighteenth and G Streets northwest be
abandoned and new side basin built on
west side of Eighteenth Street, IL feet
north of north curb line of G Street; esti-
mated cost, $65. chargeable to appropria-
ton for repairs to streets.
That three-foot cobble cutters be paved
and roadway shaped up to conform to
their grade on Spruce Street, between
Fourth and Fifth Streets; estimated cost,
$50. chargeable to repairs to county roads.
Relay brick sidewalks on both sides of
Fifth Street southeast, between f and G
Streets, to conform to curb grade; esti-
mated cost, $40, chargeable to improve
ments and repairs southeast section.
That 50I feet of 6-inch water main be
laid in Second Street. between NJ and
Patterson Streets west, from Second
Street northeast.
The times., 1898-10-27

L.. your ice box always well filed with
ndVS the Nat. Cap Brewing Co.'S delicious
Diamond and .Munehner' Beers Two dozen
bottles only S1.25. Write phone 222.