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the busy man or woman can receive at
home. twice daily. the game efficient uppl!,
cation OF the mcdicated air or ynpor as at
the specialists Office.
All patients who make application dur
INF the month OF February will receive
one months treatment and medicine free.
that Is, during one whole month they will
be treated and supplied with medicine ub-
soluirly without pay or compensation of
any. KIND Patients can be treated with
perfect succcss by the aid OF symptom
blank dlnEnoG!S and patients report sheet,
sent free on application.
0flicc Of Drs. Hycrs, Il Tucker lpruc-
ticc established 1887, Hamilton iiulId-
lug. ''ah and 33T Fiith Ave-. PUTS
D,ifs, TAT MYIWY
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Senerai 9oh;ces.
NOTICE..LOSI.

Certificates Nos. l02 and 100. dated Nov.
., 1895. each calling for five shares of the
capita! stock OF Crystal Glass Co. Il cor
poration under The laws of West Virginia,
with place OF business In Bridgeport, Ohio.
par value so per share, issued in names
OF the Undersigned. respectively. viz: No.
lC. in name OF John J. and No. l03 In name
Of W:n. koehnlein. Any person finding
said certificates will he rewarded by re-
turning same TO us. at Bridgeport. Ohio.
WM. kOEHNLEIN.
fel-w' JOliN ]. KOEHNLEIN.
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1t Yrs Well Received.

The Knockout blow administered TO
the antI-prlze fight bill yesterday was
joyful news to the Metropolitan Club
and local lovers OF the game. The club
has been waiting until this bill was dis
posed OF before arranging q match. and
lows. 1t being believed that the public
Is rather stale on feathelwelght coll
tests.
Leslie Pearce arrived In Wheeling
yesterday. nftera stay OF several weeks
In Pittsburgh, where he reports great
interest in the art manly.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE
VI T FN.Ts VT : 7 II tt
w AGJI.NrvrnN- r.. az ,cno

WASHINGTON. Dec. %, ISIS.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 10 the undersigned, * has BEEN
made TO appear that THE National F.
change Bank OF Wheeling" in the city
OF Wheeling, In the county OF Ohio, ard
the state OF %cst Virginia. has complied
with all the provisions of the Statutes OF
the United States. required to be com.
piled with before an association shall be
authorized 10 commence business OF bank
Ing.
Now, therefore. ], Lawrence o. Murray.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF ito
Currency. do, hereby certify that "The
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling.
In the cry, OF Wheeling. In the county OF
Ohio. and state OF West Virginia. is
authorized 10 commence the business OF
banking rs provided in section tifty one
hundred and siNty-rine OF tho Revised
Statutes OF the United States.
In testimony whereof witness nv In nd
md seal Of office this twenty-nInth day OF
December, 1895.
LAWRENCE. o. MURRAY.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency. No. 5iGi. dcSi
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CMTpoy0nt.
PROF. TRUE
ctA'RYofANT AND PAlMisI,
1856 Main Street.
second Floor, Pnrlors O, : orl 5.

.
Walk In. don't ring. This remarkable
man. whose career has been one OF ste
cess, Is gifted by nature with n mower
that approaches the miraculous. lilo "a
Acknowledged by the public wherever he
has been 10 be the marvel OF the Nine
tecnth century. Prof. True IL n nronbct
OF Worldwide repnte; he is rccommended
by every one OF his patrons. Ills pow,rs
excite the wonder and admiration Of "rrn
the Gkcpiical. lis advice Is nralIblc
convincing ana beyond dispute. Tbrn,rh
his remarkable development Of second
sight. and his thorough knowledge of The
many sciences peculiar to the men OF III"
Orient, he Is enabled 10 penetrate the Woo
and web of human lie, He gives atlyicc
on business, lawsuits. speculation. love
courlsh!p. :nGtrlmony; he uultes Tho scnn,
Tatd and causes speedy and hapny mar.
riaEc with the one OF your choice. rho
troubled and unfortunate seek his com.
sci. Thousands OF hearts have been made
glna through his truthful predictions,
Mcdiumisiic persons developed Oncc
hours, = n. IL. TO n. NJ, daily and sun
day. Parlors SO arranged tina, Won viii
meet no strangers. Fees SOC and 800. 80
PROF. TRUE, 1886 Mum street.
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Stockholders Gieeiings.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE.
L RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS.

w THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
L RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS. H
The stockholders OF Tho Riverside Iron
Works will take notice that. pursuant 10
n resolution passed by the boart! OF directs
ots OF The Riverside Iron Works, on the
18th day OF January, a. d. 1871. n meeting
of the stockholders of snld company Will
he held AZ it's pvlncipa! Office. on the cor
ncr OF Main and South streets, in tho CITY
OF Wheeling, West Virginia. on Tuesday.
February p. 1879. =; $50 y. m. at which
meeting there VIII be offered resolution
10 Increase from the surplus fund OF said
company The capital stock OF Tho RIvcr-
Sidc Iron Works from twenty thousand
shares 10 thirty thousand shares ana 10
divide the number OF shares 20 Increased
or added 10 the original capital stock
among the stockholders OF the said Rivor-
side Iron Works In proportion to ,heIr
holdings Of stock Mt the time OF Offering
said resolution.
In testimony whereof, J. y. Vance. as
president OF The Riverside Iron Works,
ana john d. Culnertson, AS It's secretary,
have hcrCunto set their hands, this 10Th
day OF January. A. u. 1899.
j. N. VANCE. President.
JOHN u. CuLBERTSoN,
jaw Secretary
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BE sure and use that old and wcll.trlrd
remedy. Mrr, Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. for children tcethirg. 1t soothcs
the child, softcns the gum, allnys all
pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for darrhocn, Twenty-Five
cents 4 bottle. mw&f
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1rcrs-WIlhelm and Hannah.
Oakland Baron Sold.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Feb. 7.-Oakland
Baron (e:O9h). trotting stallion, was
sold for $4,000 10 Mrs. Warren Stoner.
OF Mt. Sterling, Ky, at the winter sales
to-day
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Springs. Ark, lasted two rounds before
Joe Maxtield's rushes. Pat Lauy. OF
Newburg, was declared the winner over
Tom McElroy in the seven-round
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Mother and Children Drowned.

MIDDLEBORo. KY. Feb. Mrs.
Mary Williams. her son, Harvey, jr..
and two small children were drowned
while fording Clinch river. The Clnch
river was swollen by the recent rains.
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FOR RENT.

Eleventh street, $40. Six rooms No.
10 Tenth street. $40. Four rooms No.
q Fifteenth street, SIS. Five rooms
No. 1907 Mnin street. $50. Five store
rooms OH Tenth street. $50. Large
store room No. 1908 NfnIn street. 500.
Three Store rooms Mnir below Tenth.
One store room corner OF Tenth md
Market streets. JAMES i. HAWIiEY,
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.sI .su, an iJ;eguIarity or weakness,
~ sJ !n,s medicine will &C, directly upon il,
a"u restore the organs 10 perfectly healthy
s. .'o', II prepares the girl 20 become n
, -%:lahi 'hr wife to become 4 mother, the
ss".tnH.uN'Agei TO pass the ",Grn Of life in
49, ]: IL not 4 curc.all" but 4 mcdi.
~, ,'ne iet woricu only, and ~ tic pTcscrip.
Won % Df. r. V. Pierce. Buffalo. y. Y. the
I;',lu,'snied specialist III the treatment of
".,o'Hcf' OF women. Any reader OF this
TssIiI may consult DR.. Pierce free by mail.
, ".me hia: i your local physicians do no.
~" 70 understand your case.
,,: MY, W; j. Kidd-r. Of Hill Dale Farm tEuo,.
H.. S,htcfl' Eno.burg, Vt, writes: During
InN ys9f found myself pregnant and In
f+I ailnE health ! suffered drcadiuliy
r,, m nl'dtihg aud urinary diligently. ! was
S,Ins pcieepttby weaker each day aud sui-
,,., 80 ihlch sharp paiu at times. felt that
nd ~, '"iIR must br done. ] NOGght your advice
H.. ,frSe'Ved prompt rrplv. followed your
I,gSs1f's hhd took Twelve hotties of Or. rirfct's
i",y,nr PRESCRIPTION. aud also followed you5
,,"i,u.upa. Logan 10 improve Immediately.
49,, 49, nrnlln DreGri- rxerl!tn,. aud could 10 all
~ p"h WORK we live OIL good sized farm.
tJteI aui rode all c0uid. and enjoyed II.
IKE hhhof,' easy confinement and have healthy
D'' Fie'ce's Pellets cure biliousnesS
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PUsiNESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
- Store room No 10sl Main strcct--a
iirst-class clothing or shoe stand No. 1909
Main street--three-story building, running
through to South street, at present occu-
house. sixteen rooms, Nos. l05s and 1858
Market street. GEO. j. MATHISON, 1908
Market street istF n jalT KS
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Scr 2enk

ENoR ENT.-SEvERALsGo GOOD ROOMS
- In the City Bank Building. Inquire at
the civ Bank Of Wheeling. -. nm !.
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dor RENT-FlNE OFFICE ROOMS,
n best location In city. Possession at
once. N1COLL'S ART STORE. l2sl Mar.
ket street. TII - Z oc.0 a
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Ii. KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY
~, Printing: An entire new limo OF sam.
plcs OF Ball Programmes, Tickets and In.
ytat,ons nj nll prices at the lntc!!isenccr
Job Printing once.
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FOR SALE,

STOCKS.
West Virginia Glass Co.
Central Glass Co.
FoStoria Glass Co. \
Wheeling Bridge Co.
Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co.
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co.
Wheeling Steel &; Iron Co.
l.aBeile Iron Works - ttF III J,
National Bank of West Virginia..
German!a Half Dollar Savings Bank
BONDS.
Fostoria Glass Co.
Wheeling Bridge Co.
Wheeling Stamping Co.
Ravenswood, Spencer 6 Chenille Rail.
road Co.
HOWARD HAZLETT,
STOCKS, BONDS AND INVESTMENTS.
Exchange Bank Building. q
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afgF
CGndries.

(NANARiEs--56o ,IIAR'rZ MOUNTAIN
" Rollers. Males 500. Females oDc. at
HENRY HEG.MB2lGHT'S, corner Mar
ket and Sixth streets. seS
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6. O. SMITH. R R;5s I Es..,s;
- - ,,a..
10. 1920 Market Sire
FOR SALE AND FOR RENT.

FOR ShLE.-BulldinS Site. 1l5 by go,
EaSt McColloch street. Dirt cheap.
Small farm, improved, Il acres, Three
miles from city on river road. -
ley.
A cheap home, two-story brick dwelling
4 rooms and kitchen. on East McColloch
street Lot " by 10. Only SLIGO. Terms
easy.
a very fine building lot on north side of
Fourteenth street -
Two desirable building lots on Wood
street Eighth ward-on VERY easy terms. !
\ two-story frame dwelling, ) rooms.
with stable on lot. Lot IS by 100. South,
Chuplinc street. Eighth ward. Only $3.50:
easy terms ''''''
FOR RENT-3 rooms on North Marke.
street $3.50.
\ country residence with grounds. In.
qnirc ut once. -asl-l :
> rooms corner Fifteenth and Jacob Sta.
Arlon store room, go? Main street
c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone : Cor i. i |, 4, and
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ENoR RENT ROOMS IN HORN
A. BROOKS block. including rooms on
second floor, formerly occupied by Miss
City Bank lIE falls =
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sSNIoU CAN'T BEAT 1T If you
J. play fair" Room and board s. per
week at Duard Hotel, - Twelfth street.
city, 9h ..snts fe6t
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CAN CONSUMPTION
BE CURED.
By The New Treatment 2


IIoLrorr, Mass. Aug. 81, 's7.
THE n. T. DooriI Co., -
4 Bar Sfrt-Booth's lyon Il" and Homo Treat.
meat Complete has cured me ~ Cohsun pton ctiii
nent ply cians OF the South nd West ali pronounc
Ing II tuberculosis of tho lungs. -Four nson,s of the
time Travelled In New Mexico md Coordo Springs,
returning home much weaktr, weighing less, and
$500 out of pocket, Ny frien d did not think il pos
sble tor me- 10 live two weeks. Ny hnmc physician,
Dr.. l.. N. rrtte. advised me to 20 10 the Boston
Office and try your Treatment. After eight days
returned homo with ths /" EShat+," Complete sup.
ply oi "liyo,nein and BALM, Hor three months I
cahaler. TO dayl weigh 1G., POT nls. lIavcl,adpo
cough for sig months, and fed cotitcnt there will be
return Of the dscasr, as this was In September
1896 sincerely indorss Booths ."liyo,nei" to nil
to use this as you think hest. u ~.
Mrs. Z. a. SMITH.
n you or your friends nro suffering from
this disease, 1t Is u crime 10 neglect tho
use OF "Hyomel," for II Is gllnrunteeI and
you risk nothing except being cured.
"lIyo,nei" sold by all druggists, or sent by mail.
Price $l.OO. Extra bottles G0r. :"
r. 7. BOOTH COMPANY,
Rooms 2O-2I Aud forum Buildinu. Chicago, III.
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2ieaicoL.

GhniEs: Chichcitcr's English Pearytcyal PA,
IL . r,s , ht,ni, arc tho best. So T-l,tI.
foi Lisr. LlrIn " Return M,tI 4, i,,, nI..s
Chichester Chemical Co., 1'lillads,, y,
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One Month Free!

DR.. Bycrs recognizes the fact that there
are hundreds. yes. thousands of pcopl.
suffering from catarrh In It's different
forms-nasal catarrl. Catarrh of the
throat. cGtarrfi Of tho bronchial tubes. ca
iarrhal deafness, asthma, catHrTh OF the
stomach. etc. who have not tho t!mc or
are too unfortunately situated TO visit a
specialist with sufficient frequency 10 re-
Celvc benefit from local treatment. BY
the aid Of this instrument
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DANGERS REAL AND EANCIEp.

Inc average woman will scream with
terror al The sight of al :nnoceu. little
mouse, and then comp!acen,ly sit down
adt suffer in silence with diseases that arc
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CorSak.

EOR SALE-HOUSE AND GROUND
IL on Island. Address or apply to MISS
A. NJ. RITZ. lil3 Market street, Wheel
Ing, W. Va. jas.
EoR SALE-MY. HOUSE, SOUTHEAST
~ corner Chapline and Twenty.thIrd
streets. will be sold at low figure. Terms
easy. GEO. NJ. SHOOK. Call at G, NJ.
Shook & Co.'S. Jas
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d destroying her youth, her
beauty, her very life.
She will uncomplair-
ingly resign herself to
tho woes and Iniseries OF
female troubles. which
arc 10 be dreaded a thou.
Sand times more than a
tiny mouse. Il is graft
tying TO know that untold
numbers OF women are
being restored TO perfect
vigor and strength BY DR..
pieIcc's l'avor;tc Pre-
scrip.ior. 1t Cues all
uterine disorders. The
crac; name of the dis.
ease doesn't amount 10 a
row OF pins. II it IS in
the womanly
organs, " fa-
d vori.e Pre-
Ia scr;ption" will
%l,uiitit out and
cure il. II can
be a drain. n
main an in.
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General Provisions.

General PROVISIONS.
Until regimental officers have been ap-
pointed to the volunteer regiments the COM
manding officers of the posts designated for
rendezvous will take charge of recruits sent
there and make all necessary arrangements
Tor their subsistence, quarters, instruction,
etc. and they are required to render every
possible aid to the officers of volunteers in
organizing and equipping regiments.
These troops while at the rendezvous will
be accounted for on a separate line or lines
on the post return, officers to be accounted
for by name, and when these troops are
organized into companies and regiments
they will form separate command, but the
permanent post commander will not be
superseded, nor will the existing status of
affairs at the post proper and upon the mill
tary reservation be disturbed without in
structions from the War Department. To
enable the post commander to comply with
this requirement all commanders of volun-
teer organizations will furnish copy of
their returns to the commander of the post
When the organization of a company has
been completed, two organization rolls, to
be signed by the company commander, will
at once be prepared. the data therefor to
be taken from the descriptive and assign
ment cards. The blank form of muster-fn
roll will be used for this purpose. One copy
of the roll, with the assignment cards. will
be forwarded through the regimental COM
mander to the adjutant general of the
army: the other copy to be retained. The
men having been properly enlisted and duly
sworn, the oath on the roll need not be ad-
ministered, nor need the roll be signed by
the men,
The officers designated to organize regi-
ments under these rules will at the proper
time make acquisitions on the several staff
departments for arms. equipments, cloth
ing and camp eQuipage, indicating the
point to which supplies are to be sent; and
they will keep the adjutant general of the
army advised as to the progress of the
recruitment and organization of their sew
eral commands.
BY command of Maj Gen. Miles.
H. c. CORBIN, Adjutant General
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Hospital Stewards.

Candidates for appointment as hospital
stewards of volunteer regiments must pro-
duce certificates of proficiency from a repu-
table college of pharmacy, and after enlist
ment viii be appointed as such by the
colonel of the regiment upon the recon-
mendation of the surgeon of the regiment.
the warrant to be made and the appoint
ment TO take effect on the date of enlist
ment.
Army regulations applying to hospital
stewards in the regular army. except as
herein otherwise provided, will apply 20
regimental hospital stewards who may be
discharged from the service for cause by
the Secretary of War, upon the recommen-
dation of board CT three officers convened
by the regimental commander to investigate
and report upon the case.
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1859


The enlistment of men for the ten regi-
ments of infantry, United States volunteers,
will be made by the regular recruiting Of
ficers at all city Recruiting stations and
military posts within the United States.
The commanding officer Of every post will,
if not already done. 1impediately detail an
officer of his command as post recruiting
officer "a. r. S54.) The men enlisted for
this service will beI'forwarded to the re-
spective regimental rendezvous in suitable
detachments, each under the charge of an
enlisted man Of the recruiting service, or a
reliable member of the detachment
In the matter of shelter, subsistence and
transportation, recruiting officers will be
governed by the orders and instructions
prescribed for the regular recruiting SER
vice. n.
Districts for recruiting designated reg-
ments are announced as. follows, and re-
cruiting officers vii, be governed accord
ingly:
l. For the 18th Regiment of Infantry, United
States Volunteers. Plattsburg barracks,
New York: The New England states, ex-
cepting Connecticut, and the portion of the
state of New York north of the forty-two
degrees of latitude.
For the 9th Regiment of Infantry United
States Volunteers, Camp Meade, Pennsyl-
vania: The state of Connecticut, the por-
ton of the state of New York south Of the
forty-two degrees OF latitude. the states of
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North
Carolina and the District of Columbia
For the 2sth Regiment of Infantry, United
States Volunteers, Camp Meade. Pennsyl-
vania: The states of New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania and Delaware.
For the Goth Regiment of Infantry, United
States Volunteers. Fort Mcpherson,
Georgia: The states embraced in the de-
partment of the gulf.
For the Both Regiment of Infantry, United
States Volunteers Fort Sheridan, Illinois:
The states of Illinois, Michigan and Wis
conSin.
For the 31st Regiment Of Infantry. United
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county, but now a resident of New York
city, is spending several days in Rockville
visiting friends He is accompanied by his
wife and children.
The officers Of the Montgomery County
Agricultural Society are actively making
preparations for the annual exhibition.
which will be held on September 5, g. and
.. week later than usual. Secretary Mum
caster is enthusiastic over the prospect of
successful exhibition, and predicts that
the coming fair will easily be the finest
ever held in this county. Exhibits will be
full in all departments, and assurances
have already been received that the list of
race entries will be large. The annual cat
alogue has just been issued.
Miss Hilda E. Svedberg and Mr. Edbert
W. Hart both of Washington, were mar
ried here this afternoon by Rev G. Dorsey
White of the NJ. z. Church South.
Rev Thos- j. Packard. rector Of Christ
Episcopal Church, this town, will sail from
New York Saturday for Europe, to be
gone about two months.
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RECEIVES SERIOUS INJURY.
stokes Carr's Sad Experience the
Fourth--Other News.
ROCKVILLE. Md. july 8. 1889.

StHr.
ROCKVILLE. Md, July 5, 1899.
Stokes Carr. the fourteen-year-old son of
Mrs Emma Carr of this town, was serious
ly injured while celebrating the Fourth of
July. He picked up a giant firecracker, the
fuse of which he thought had gone out, and
while he held it in his hand 1t exploded. y
considerable quantity of powder few into
his left eye. causing a painful injury. 1t
was at first feared the sight had been de-
stroyed, and he was taken to Washington
for treatment by a specialist. The injury
was found to be a severe one, but the doc
ter does not think the sight will be affected.
This was the only serious accident that oc-
CURED here a result of the celebration.
Mr.. Flavius Hempstone, formerly Of this
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EnliSfnents.

The enlistment form for volunteers "a.
G o., No. 8, Vols, June &c, 1880 will be
used This blank includes g. form for the
physical examination of recruits. All en-
hstments will be privates and only one
enlistment paper will be made in the case
OF each volunteer soldier. Enlistment
papers will be transmitted to the adjutant
general of the army by the recruiting Off
Ger on the 10TH 10Th and last day of each
month, with tri-monthly report prepared
on form A G. O., No. 20, with the slight
modlhcations necessary to adapt 1t to the
purpose
Each tri-monthly report will be marked
U. 5. Volunteers" and, with the enlist
ment papers pertaining thereto, will be
maited TO this office in an envelope con-
tanning no other matter. Recruiting Off
GERS are required to give personal atten-
tion to the preparation and forwarding of
these reports, as it is of first Importance
that they be promptly and correctly rem
dered.
A descriptive and assignment card "a. G.
u, NO. y, Vols, June 26, 1890 will be pre-
pared for each recruit enlisted and will be
sent TO the destination of the recruit as
provided in paragraph $50 army regula-
ions. and the instructions on the card
Great care must be taken in the prepara-
lon OF all these blanks. A supply of the
same has been mailed to recruiting Off
GERS.
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Postponed Until Saturday.

The hearing of the charge of forgery
against Clarence w. Marshall, the former
policeman, who was dismissed several days
ago by Maj. Sylvester. superintendent of
police, which was set for today in the Po-
lice Court was continued until Saturday
at the request of the district attorney. The
full details of the case have been printed
in The Star.
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Badge Awaits Claimant.

Chief Clerk Kemp of the police depart
ment is looking for Mr.. ]. Edward Curtis,
who was a resident of this city In 1892.
for whom he has a gold badge, bearing his
name, and showing he was a member of
the Bon Ami Club. The badge was found
six years ago by citizen and was recently
turned over to the police.