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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-11
IN POLICE CIRCLES.
Officer M!chaels Responsible for a Num-
Der of Arrests Yesterday.

Officer ai!chaels Responsible for Num-
Der of Arrests Yesterday.
Officer Miciaels earned his salary yes
terday i'll great shape. First of all ne
succeeded in recovering the silver watch
stolen from Middlsbourne. and referred
to elsewhere, then he caught man SELL
ing gilt rings TO unsuspecting folks at
"a sacrifice" He took his man to head
quarters, but after being searched ne
was let so on the promise TO leave the
village. Later Michaels arrested Charles
Beck, a plain drunk Later in the even
ing the popular and gentle Annie Co.'S
tello caused disturbance in Il "becr
store near the nostoillcc, and as She
came flying through the Storm doors,
Officer Michaels was awaiting her with
open arms and she will once more lend
her presence In police court this morn
ing. About seven months ago Annie
was taken in on the same offense, her
companion was Miss Lizzie Bradley.
When Lizzie heard last night that Annie
was once more In the cooler "A feeling OF
despair came over her, so she imme-
d!ately proceeded TO partake of the bowl
that cheers. In fact she imbibcd so
freely of the amber fluid that she could
not cuniinc her cheers to the house. but
tried to scare the people of the entire
East End with them. Officer Holmes
came upon the scene and with the aid Of
the patrol landed Liz.
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THE IRON TRADE,
Bessrmer Pig the Sensational Feature O
the Mirki.

the Market.
CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 1O.-The Iron
Trade Review this week will say: Bes-
scmer pig iron has been the interesting,
not to say sensational feature OF the
iron market the past week. In all the
records OF its surprising performances
this Is perhaps the most rema rkable.
both Eor It's suddenness and for the
temporary inability of the trade to read
Its significance. Besse-ler for prompt
shipment from having sold at 50 In the
valley On Wednesday of last week had
gone 10 50 30 In the next two days and
the distinct buying movement that
brought the rise involved upward OF
10000 ions otprompt iron, besides 5000
tons 70" later day deliveries.
II was but step from the depart
nents in which central western fur
nacemen found themselves 10 4 basis
giving a small margin at least above
cost; and 1t was not until the surplus
iron in the valley had all been gathered
up, most OF It at prices below 50 20 that
furnacemen realized that n strong con-
summing interest was the buyer About
5000 tons is credited 10 Pittsburgh and
10 Cleveland and Chicago districts are
reported TO have taken smaller blocks,
though the western interests participant
Ing in the buying is not definitely es-
tabl!shed. It need scarcely be said that
the events OF the week have put new
face on the situation in the valley and
Pittsburgh, and that the extent of the
operations of the large steel companies
as thus indicated have made pig iron
producers hopeful who for two weeks
past have seen little chance for better
things except In curtailment.
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l, The city fathers met last night In ex.
ira session, and, although nothing OF a
really startling nature came up for
consideration the proceedings were
breezy to very marked degree. Ths
important features OF the meeting were
the defeating Of the resolution prohib-
ttlng expectorating in street cars; the
defeat OF President Chcw's resolution
to have the city clerks report printed
in all local papers: the adoption OF a
resolution for an appropriation for sign
plates for the clty's streets and alleys
and the favorable consideration OF City
Clerk Watkins recommendation FOR
the appointment Of special officer TO
take charge OF bringing 10 justice those
who evade the payment o.,iicenses in
various forms.
The second branch had quorum, but
Ithe first, as usual, was "shv" few.
Officers were sent out on sklrmishlng
tour and succeeded In securing enough
oil but one. It took some little time to
locate one OF the absentces, but Colonel
Harry McLure was finally caught sigh.
OF and five minutes after the big bell
struck eight. the roll was called In both
branches and 4 quorum was found 10
be present.
In the second branch the minutes
were read and approved. after which
the city clerks report was read as fol-
lows and filed without objection:
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IN TIE OIL FIELDS.

Tic weeks record In the various deep
sand developments is minus any Gush-
ers. Some fair producers were. COM
plctcd, with an occasional dustcr.
Two busters was the best Showing
that Greene county could malse-!io-
der No. I, rear Deep Valley, and MILL
gan No. 4, near Graysvl!le. To the av-
cragc opcrat tor Greene county Is alsood
place TO steer clear OF unless he has
money To burn"
The list OF big wells in the Elk Fork
pool Is growing rapidly smaller But
nineteen are now listed as producing
one hundred or more barrels day.
which Is decline OF five since last
week, The aggregate production OF the
nineteen IL but 2,20S barrels day, as
against 3,Ts5 barrels OF the previous
week, when there were twenty-four
wells in the list Treat s. Craw(ord's
No. II, J. f Farrell, Is the only well in
the POOL that shows production as
high as two hundred barrels day.
The southwest extension had much 10
do with sustaining the high production
of the pool during the latter part OF
last year, but It's influence was not in
evidence during the month OF January.
The entire output OF the pool for that
month was 230,1l7 barrels. or fl,17i bar
rcls behind the December record. In
less the unexpected happens, the show
ing for February will fall much below
the January record.
The Barnsdall & Mallory Bros well
on the Albrelcht farm. on Whisky run,
Richie county, is still holding up at
good speed and shows no signs of
weakening. The production is holding
between twenty-five and twenty-five
barrels an hour. Leasing has been quite
active in all directions from the new
strike, although much OF the territory
in the Immediate vicinity OF the well
had been taken up before the Albreicht
well came in. Some OF the territory,
somewhat remote from the gusher. has
been secured al n pretty stiff bonus.
The most important new well starting
in that locality is Barnsdall & Mallory
Bros. test on the Eph Butcher farm,
one-quarter Of mile east Of THE AL
breicht. The last named well is located
south and east OF the Whaiev and is 50
much larger that It gives rise to the
opinion that the pool extends to the
south and east of the big we'll
At CORVALLIS the Carr Bros have
completed their No. C, Naughton, and
nave producer good for one hundred
barrels day.
On the eastern edge OF Tyler county.
the South Penn Oil Company has drill
ed in It's No. 6. James Lemasters, and
has producer good for one hundred
barrels day from the Gordon sand
Two miles In advance and TO the
northeast OF the Flat run development:
in Mononsalia county. the South Penn
OIL Company will drill In an important
test well this week on the Joseph
Parks farm. Should this well come in
good, 1t will open up quite an extension
to the deep sand territory in the drec-
ton mentioned
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CHICAGO, Feb. 1o.-Attor2ay Nar-
mon. counsel for Luetsert. appeared be-
fore Judge Gary this afternoon and
asked for thirty days time In which 10
h'e his motion for new trial. Mr.. Ha.-
mon declared he had received inforiaa-
ton to-day to the effect that Mrs. Lust-
CERT still lives. He also !ntitna.ed that
some Of the jury should have been dis
qualified. Judge Gary allowed the de-
Tense until February 10 10 prepare their
motion. Mr., Harmon will attempt 10
secure aliidavits to the effect that two
of the Jurors expressed m opinion or
the case before being called for eyami-
nation. He will seek to substantiate
these charges OF perjury and thus Sc
cure another chance for the prisoner.
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INTENSE SUFFERING
From Dyspepsia and Stomach
Trouble.
INSTANTLY nsLIEvEp AND rEnMA-
NESrLy CURED.
Anew Discovery, na, Nola Eaten, Med.

a New Discovery, bat Nota Patent Med.
" icluc.
Or. Redwtl! relates an interesting &C.
count OF what he considers a rcmarlsa.
BILE euro OF acute stomach trouble and
chronic dyspepsia by the use OF the new
discovery, s.uart's Dyspepsia Tablets,
He says: The patient was a man who
had suffered to my knowledge for
years with DYSPEPSIA, Everything he ate
seemed to sour and create acid and
gases In the stomach; he had pains like
rheumatism IN the back, shoulder
blades and limbs, fullnes and distress
after eating, poor appetite and loss of
flesh: The heart became affected, causing
palpitation and slccplessncss at night.
] gave him powerful nerve tonics and
blood remedies, hut to TO purpose. As
an experiment finally bought Il City
cent package Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's at a drug store and gave them to
him. Almcet immediate relief was Elven.
and after he had used four boxes
he was 20 all appearances fully cured.
There was no more acidity or sour
watery rislngs, no bloat!ng after meals,
the appetite was vigorous and he has
gained between ten and twelve pounds
in weight OF solid, healthy flesh.
Although Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
are advertised and sold In drug stores,
yet consider them 4 mostvaluable addl-
ton TO any physicians line of rene
dies, as they are perfectly harmless, and
can be given TO children or inva!ldS, or
In any condition OF the stomach with
perfect safety, being harmless, and con-
tanning nothing but vegetable and fruit
essences, pure pepsin and Golden Seal.
Without any question they are the
safest, most effective cure for lndiges-
ton ,bIlousncss,, constipation and all de-
rangements OF the stomach, however
slight or severe.
Stuart. Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by druggists everywhere at ilfty cents
for full sized package.
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LINCOLN nay.

Flag Raising and Appropriate Esereiiss
latLineoin school TIL, Afterneon--sevsr.
nj cirr=ymen TO be Present.
Though L.ncoln's birthday falls on TO-
morrow. February II. II will be celcSra.
ted this afternoon at Lincoln school In
an elaborate manner. and with appro-
pirate exercises at the other public
schools. AT Lincoln school, supcrln-
terdont Anderson. on behalf OF the
hoard OF education. will present the
school with an American flag. and the
children have prepared an excellent pro-
grammc. under the direction Of Prof. j.
SIcIenry Jones' the schools principal.
There Will be appropriate remarks by
Superintendent Anderson. Prof. Jones
and othcrr, among them probably, Rev,
J. W. Walters, OF Simpson NJ. Il. church;
Rev. Il. A. Bunny. Of the n. ". Il.
church; Bishop w. II. Wilson. OF Mace
doEia BAPTIST church: Rev. Slr. Boif.
OF Ebenezor Baptist church; oil OF
whom viii be present.
Great interest Is being cSlnccd In the
affair. which begins NJ o'clock this
afternoon. and a large audience Will
witness the flag presentation.
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THE RAILROADS..

The Wheeling & Lake Erie has de-
cided to issue 800 mile tickets, good on
the train the same as the old form of
commercial mileage. This form of ticket
has always proved popular when issued.
/. has been shown by actual expert
ments that 500 mile tickets encourages
travel. a great many people who do not
feel like investing $50 in mileage, vii!
buy 500 mile book, and when man
has the ticket in his pocket he is much
more apt TO travel than when he Is COM
PEELED to pay cash every time he steps on
the brain. The action OF the Wheeling
In putting out this ticket Is apt to force
several Qther lines 10 follow suit.
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Ell PASo, Texas. Feb. 1o.--Haron
Harden Hickey. better known rs the
Prince Of Trinidad. committed suicide
at the Pierson hotel In this city. Sew
wants In the hotel discovered that the
baron was dead at noon to-day. and the
indications were that he died during the
night from drugs taken with suicidal
Intent. He left Z letter addressed to his
wife ut Corona. California. IN which he
ceased was married to II daughter OF
John II. Flaglar, of New York. the
Standard OIL masnatc, In 1891. Baron
llickW attained notorlety some time
aEu when he took possession OF TrlnI-
cad islard ard proclaimed himself MIL
ltnry dictator. 49,,
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IS NOT FORGERY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1O.-The
damage suit instituted by Peter D.
Peterson against F. +. o'Connor. general
ticket agent OF the Oregon Railway and
Navigation. Company in this city, result
ed IN q verdict in favor OF the plaintiff
The suit grew gu. OF Peterson's arrest
for forgery IN signing the name OF an
other TO n ticket purchased from 4
scalper. The court held that, after the
ticket had been disposed OF by the party
to whom It was issued. he ceased to
have any right to 1t, and Peterson could
not be guilty of forgery In signing the
former owners name.
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KIND WORDS FROM NILES.

The congregation OF the Christian
church, at Niles. Ohio, part with regret
from their pastor. Rev. C. NJ. oliphant,
who has accepted the call to the First
Christian church in this city. His res
lgnation was accepted with great re-
luctance by the congregation with
which he has laborcd successfully for
seven years. He and his est!mab!e wife
have made many friends In Niles, whose
good wishes follow Rev. and Mrs. OIL
plant to Wheeling.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN OF Thh
N intention TO offpr at the general m I,f,:
ing of the stockholders OF 'LAuGtiLl:H
NAIL COMPANY" 10 be held at H. PHI ~
cipal office. in the City Bank huiidlns'a !,
the city of Wheeling, West NirElnia' n
Thursday. the 9th day OF February, - ~.
luton: Resolved. that the time 2: q t5e
continuance OF this corporation. "LAG,u.a T.,
LIN NAIL COMPANY" be eS;enIe1 I ~
fifty (50) years beyond the eleventh ~
OF March, one thousand, eight nu.c, y.
and ninety-eirht GSGS). the date o. tEe I "a
piration OF the time limited in the as,..,i
ment for It's formation, that Is 10 say, Va
the eleventh day of March, one t!IolSa'-'
nine hundred and forty-eight lNsl;;,p
". l.. GLESSNER.
a stockholder OF said LacGhlin Nan e0-',
pany.
3ce5.tu 4. ]. CLARKE, Attorney.
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NEW HAMPTON, Iowa. Feb. TO-
Last night Il shooting ARRAY took place
4 few miles northwest of here. A young
man named William Christopher fired
shots At Emil and Minnie Ross,b but both
took effect in the girls side. He then
went home and shot himself twice.
Christopher and the girl nre In Il critic
al condition. Disappointment In love
was tho cause.
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INCREASED EARNINGS.

Earnings for the fourth week in jan
uary-Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern,
1898. sl46.+3S; 1897, sl54,lOS decrease.
$3.50. Cleveland, Lorain e Wheeling,
1898, s39,6I4: 1897. S2S.05S; increase, ST.
6l9. Lake Erie and Western, 1898, $S4,004
1897, $TT.179; increase. SITES; Norfolk &
Western. 1898. slS7,716: 1897. s177,o37; In
crease, slO.139. Toledo & Ohio Central,
1898, s!0,46l; 1897, $4,000: Increase, 1863.
Wheeling & Lake Erie. 1898, SIS, 1888; 1887,
so "a; Increase, $lS,239
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On March u Edward S. King, now
commercial freight agent of the Baltl-
more 6 Ohio Railroad Company at Bal
.imore, will be transferred 70 PhiladeI-
phla with the same title and duties.
His successor In Baltimore will be H.
w. Atkinson, now chief clerk TO General
Freight Agent Galleher. J. R. Bell, OF
the general freight office in Baltimore,
will succeed Mr.. Atkinson as chief clerk
IL the freight department.
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BASSO.
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.

The eleventh anniversary celebration
of Zane lodge No. ], Shield Of Honor, at
the Odd Fellows hall last night, was an
enjoyable and we'll attended affair. A.
musical and literary entertainment was
followed by dancing until an early hour
this morning.
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With the exception OF the ordinance
relating TO the publishing of the city
clerks annual report, as referred to
above, the first branch concurred in.
the acton Of the second on every reso-
luton. Beside this, Mr.. W. ]. Colts
came up smiling with another claim for
S3lS 81 for rent, interest. etc, etc., etc.
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NoWATA, Kas., Feb. 1o.-.Iohn Will
son, city marshal, In attempting TO ar
rest n man named Dryer, whiskey
peddle.. fatally shot Dwyer. The mar
shai In turn was. shot by Dwyer. Bota
died within fifteen minutes. 49,
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The InteIligencsr..
Job Printing { ffice


"' The largcs. and ro7' conP!F.
''' Job Printing EGtabiisEme"' : +,
;" the city and one OF the M ~.
s'- extensive In the Ohio Na.S s,
." Possesses every facility Tor y !,
80 prompt execution OF al! SIfss ~ y
80 work. from Neat Card or y. \,
50. cular 10 u Monster Poster, N -,
=" variety OF coloTs, al the sa''' S,
q" notice and on the most rcaso.'-, :.
;" terms. Country merchants ' =. =.
-. cra and others requiring s'S y,
:" Bills, Public Sale Bills. eis" y. VI
." find 1t to their advantage 10 8. =.
." nj or address The lnieI1'sS"s
''' Job Printing o.licc.
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one-third OF the purchase money, aniu
much more as the purchaser may elect %
pay, to be paid in cash on the day Of sic
and the balance in TWO equal payns,a
at six and twelve months thereafter, I'll
interest thereon from the day OF sale, ai
purchaser giving his notes with approve!
security for the deferred instalIments; IL
title to be retained by the trustee rsl
the property IS paid for.
a WILLIAM ERSk1NE-
iaiS TrGs;st.
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TRUSTEE SALES,
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF two deeds Of trust Md, /,
the Hanna & Clemans Paper Compaby !,
me, as trustee. the first OF which Is di,si
January q, 1891, and Is recorded IL In
office OF tho clerk OF the county court n
Ohio county, West Virginia. In DNi q
Trust Book No. 81. page 6Ji. and the "a.
OF which is dated April 1, 1865, and & n.
corded In said Office IN Deed Of Trust Bs1f
No. a., page 2i2, / Will on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY - IL.
sell at public auction at the north tt,..
door OF the court house OF Ohio cou.,y
West Virginia. commencing at u o'CIst
a. m, the following described properly:
The real estate known as the Fulton P,.
per Mil. in the town OF Fulton. In OH
county, West Virginia, which Is partisg.
larry bounded and described as io!lvEI
viz: Beginning AZ the southeast corr.:
OF Centre and Fulton streets In said tcEa
OF Fulton: thence enthusiastically viA
the line OF Centre street that Is he,tt;
TO Wheeling creek until It interests L,
west line OF Marshall street; thence viii
snid west line OF Marshall street sua.A.
westwardly 10 Wheeling creek: ,ht,r
down said creek with the mcanders ttt7.
of until It intersects the east line Of FGli,,
street extended: thence northeastwar9lJ
with the cast side OF Fulton street TO Il.
place Of beginning: excepting, hOwtvr.
from the above described premises thept.
ton thereof which was conveyed by IEh
Baker and wife to Frederick Fofsch n
deed dated September IS. 1875, and Il
corded in the land records OF said ota
county In Deed Book No. g. page Y
which, portion Is described In said deed Is
follows. to-wit: "a portion Of the Fulpi
Paper Mill lot situate in the town Of rtf
ton. county OF Ohio, state OF West VI.
einia, bounded as follows, to-wit: Ca--
mcncing at 4 point in the westerly 10!
OF Centre street nineteen dY feet so,
OF the south line of the said mill; thtt;.
In straight line parallel with Marsh7
street to road on the bank OF Whefisc
creek: thence with said road 10 Mlr.h1l
street: thence with Marshall street 10 Il!
corner OF Marshall and Centre streets, al
from said corner along the WESTERLY u.
OF Centre street to the place OF beginning
Together with all personal property o.
said premises.
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ALTHOUGH many remedies arc
pushed inIo the market by spicy udver-
tiscmcmts, Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup still
takes the lead.
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Sromo Quininc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II it falls
10 cure. &c. The genuine, has L. B. @.
on each tablet
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SATURDAY, THE eth DAY OF
MARCH. iSgS,

commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. the "a
lowing described property, that Is 10 g,
All the west one-third OF lot numbered NJ,
in w. w. Shriver's addition 10 the cry q
Wheeling. in Ohio county, West FirslA
on the north side Of Fifteenth street
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-thlrd, ana
much more OF the purchase money as ~
elects to pay, in cash on t ~
day OF sale, the balance in Two equal y,
stallments at one and two years, no';s
bearing interest from the day OF sale 70
be given for the deferred payments.
W. J. W. COWDEN, Trustee
w, II, HhLLER. Allctionecr, fH-ll
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF 4 deed OF trust made +
James \. r. Wallace and Nora u. va,
lace. his wife. TO me, as trustee. t.it.
June 6, 1892, recorded in the office OF lns
clerk OF the county court OF Ohio cols!'
West Virginia. in Deed OF Trust Book "
81. page 169. will sell at the north !lp.'
door OF the court house OF Ohio count! @
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THE CITY Fathers
In Special Session, and a Quorum
is Secured at Las:.
MEETING OF COUNCIL,

SIGN PLATES FOR THE STREETS
AND ALLEYS CONSIDERED FA-
3iyoRABLY THE EXpEcToRA.
TON KNOCKED OUT ON THE
SECOND REAplNd-a REsoLu-
TON TO HAVE THE CITY
CLERKS ANNUAL REPORT.
PRINTED IN ALL LOCAL Pa
{ PERs sTlRs UP GENERAL DIS.
\ CUSTOM.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-20

WANTED = A good home for girl of
school age; no wages expected. Call at
Y. W. C. A. Employment Bureau,
Chatham ST., from 10 to u a. m. and 3
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-20
For sale---Muslcal instruments
Medical Cymnastic.

MASSAGE, medical gymnastic and cleo
ct. Hours 10--12 a. M, 1-3 D. m.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-20
Double House For Sale

The attractive double house on Trow-
bridge road, completed last June for A.
G.. Liscomb, is now offered for sale, as
Mr.. Liscomb is about to leave the city.
Two entirely separate houses under one
roof, divided by solid brick wall running
from foundation to ridgepole. Lot con-
tains $500 feet. The north house is occu-
pied. The south house will be vacated
after January %. These houses contain
every possible modern convenience, and
the interior arrangement is most desirable.
Nine rooms and bath in each house. Quar-
tered oak floors on first story, birch floors
on second story, fireplaces in dining room,
reception room and library, large entrance
hall with vestibule, four large chambers,
large bath with open plumbing and porce-
lain tub, good kitchen and laundry, ce-
mented cellar with first-class furnace, two
piazzas, fitted throughout with electric
bells, speaking tubes, all rooms and closets
have electric lights, large linen closet and
ample storage room, cost six months ago
$4,000. VIII be SOLD cheap and on very
easy terms. Apply
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-20

GERMAN people wanted everywhere, for
a good and honest business, paying the
first day. Send your address to Sach'
$50 ave. A. New York
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-20
Business Notices.

Rates for one week or more under thi.
heading: 21s cents per line each insertion