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been ciassed as a left-h pugilist his
new tactics however. tailed 70 avail
him 10 any extent, as he ran into q
straight right hand smash on the Jaw
which knocked him down and out
The preliminary bout lasted twelve
rounds. The contestants were Dick
Moore. Of 81. Paul and Jack Collier, 1t
Far ROckaway These men met al
catch weights, both being IN the heavy
weight class. and after they had punch
ed each other TO their hearts content
neither gained an advantage, and the
referee decided the bout a draw
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pupLIc sAnEs.

nuRI,IC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
/ Will sell on Saturday, February Z.
1900 commencing a 10 oGlgSeH a,S =. NJ ,i,s
hiShest and best bidder. the real estate
owned by Victorene Laahley IN her llIe-
time. known as No, 1S3 South Huron street,
and AZ lot No 72 Of Zane'a Orchard aaq,l s
tioF 10 the city OF Wheeling, W. Va. SAD
nTnneFtv mas a frontage Of about twenty
i've feet rs ~ on the west side Of South
Huron street, and depth OF one hundred
and twenty feet (l20 ~, and contains q
two-story, four 60 rOOTed tt9me he1aSe,
inV iiTder The whole house, brick Walks
cas fixtures and other modern improve
NJ A. IASHLEY. Administrator.
n q Hp FER Auctioneer
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4 ssicNEFis SALE OF VALUABLE
a PROPERTY - HUSCROFT BROS.
GREENERY.
BY virtue Of u deed OF assignment made
By ]. c. Huscroft. W. A. HuscFon an s1
W. g., Hnscrott Gradlns ~ 81 nusSI "a
| INC iSth day OF September, 1889 ana Te.
corded in the clerks olflne OF the county
court or Ohio county In Deed OF Trust
Book No. IS, page Gil. Will On
THURSDAY, JANUARY, 49, 1900.
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. N. Of said day
sSii on the premises. in the Peninsula ADA.
fion 10 the city OF Wheeling. at public
auction. ali the following property, to.Wlt;
A certain leasehOld for greenhouse pur-
poses for the term OF ten years ana SIX
months beginning On the ls ~, gay q s1 SP,
| ter' 1907. 10 the ten lots numbered from
| 81 10 40 Inclusive in the Peninsula addition
| 10 The city OF Wheeling, laid out by RoH
s Bauer, as shown up9n tns plat 81 sa ~
/ addition recorded IN SAID clerks ONCE tu
Plat Book No. !, page u. .,..,,.
being subject to all conditions provided IN
said lease. including the payment 70 0 tne
day OF January, April, July and October
hereafter until the expiration OF said term;
Also all buildings, green houses erected
upon said lots or any OF thenl. ana ~
boilers. pipes, frames, glass. pots, tnf rms
tiire and one wagon situate upon said lots
| or or any Of them: formerly owned by tho
| HusoToft Bros. and used BY them IN con-
nection with thels business as horistg.
Said property Will be sold az 2 whole
or in parcelg. as may be deemed most au-
Vantageous to the trust.
TERMS OF sALE-one-third or as mulch
more OF the purchase money as the pur-
chaser may elect to pay IN cash on tho
day OF sale the balance. II any, In two
equal indictments Of SIX and twelve
months. with interest on the deferred IN
stQllmeuts from the day Of sale. the prin-
cipal and interest OF said deferred Install.
ments to be secured to the satisfaction OF
! the undersigned assignee.
JESS McCAUSLANp. Assignee.
S. o. ROYCE, Attorney.
c. S. GREER, Auctioneer. tat
The above sale Is postponed until Fri;
day, January &c, 1900, at same hour and
place JESSE MccAusLAND,
The above sale & adjourned until! Fri Fri
day. February 2. 1900, Mt same hour ana
place JESSE MecAUsLk .SlSL:.
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on the Musee alleys last night the third
series started OF In a somewhat uheN-
the crack Tom Moores their bumps Tor
the first time this season, The Crescerlts
can now lay claim to the DISTINCTION OF
being the only team In the league that mas
taken two out OF three games from the
cracks CaptRln Colemnns boys showed
exceptionally fine form, bowling steady
game all the way through. In inuiVldual
work VIII Falck carried on the honors
while NoIte aid the best for the Moores.
with a total OF 51l. The Crescents now
claim that nothing Is too good for them,
and they Intend 10 give the Colts similar
dose next week. By last nights WORK the
Coits pass the MOOres. and are again IN
jirsf pince, The score follows;
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A.nEi.Trnst az peelared Void.

CHICAGO. Jan. 29-Judge C. C. Kohl
saat, in the United States circuit court,
to-day decided the antitrust act OF the
Illinois legislature in 1898 void, on the
ground that the statute contains both
class and special legislation, and Is In
contravention Of the federal and OF the
state constitutions.
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A R1oHT HAND BLOW
On the Jaw From Matty Matthews
knocked out Kid Mcfarland.

NEW YORK, Jan. ga right hand
lead, landing fairly on the jaw knocked
Klh MCFARLAND down and out 10 the
first Of what was to have been twenty
round bout a. catch-weights tonight ut
the Hercutes Athletic club, Brooklyn.
Mats Matthews was the klda ndyer-
saYy, and Matty WAS the man VINO inmu-
nothing "a II ~ 10 the moment that
Matty SEM his right to the mark. Both
mon we're In splendid condition, ana
weighed about 40 pounds each the
men started In at speed which looked
100 be too fart to last. MCFARLAND
bored In, and rushed his nnn using
10th hands. His landing with the rlBht
on Matthew'S wind was q surprise 10
eyerybOdy. nA Mcparlland has always
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EASY GOING ZOE TERRY
Was His Fight with Jack Ward.
Knockout In One Round.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Jan. g.-Terry
McGovern knocked out Jack Ward, OF
Newark. tonight. In two minutes and
nve seconds. The men were booked to
go twenty rounds. They went at 1t
hammer and tongs from the start
Ward minded a right and left ON jaw
without a counter In a clinch Mac sent
his rIeht 10 the kidneys and moment
later a left On the stomach and a right
on tho tip Of the Jaw nut Ward 70 sleep.
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TWENTY ROUNDS 10 a DRAW
The Result Of the Contest Between
Connolly and DaIy.

GouuViS anu 0tASs -
BUFFALO, N. r. Jan. 29.--BefeFe the
olympic Athletic Club tonight Eddie
Connolly. OF st. John n. B.. and Jack
Daiy, of wilmington, Del, fought twen-
~ rounds TO a draw. The men boxed
cautiously and cOOliy, neither showing
the effects Of blows until the flfteenth
round, when Connolly, hitting Ia
cllnches, had Days eyes and his face
covered with blood Connolly was ag-
gressIve and very strong, but DAILY clev-
eriy blocked his PUSHES ana landed many
clean blows on the face and ribs. DAILY
more than his share OF the forcing. The
bout was rather tame, and the club
house only half filed. The honors were
so evenly balanced that the referee CALI
ed the contest draw.
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rrnrA1R HH1p WANTlp.

Q1O A DAY EASILY MADE TAX;
- " ING orders for Life Of Moody.
Best book Bsst terms Ggedif trI ~ e9t-
AIN. Sixth ST.. uhiladelphia, "a. 1a&l
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The Best Prescription for chills
and Fever ia bottle of Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic. II 10 simply iron and
uulninc IN n laatelels FORM No cure
no pay Price. 5Oo. tthS&w
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OCEAN LINERS
Delayed by wsather-Uneasineau for
Ethiopia, Overdue,

NEW YORK, Jan. 20. - owing to
stress Of weather. heavy gales and
rough seas. nearly every liner due at
this port during the past few days has
been or ls. reported from twenty-four
hours to five days late. on January Il
the Anchor liner Ethiopia smiled from
Glasgow. and has not yet been sighted.
1--WE days before the Allen steamer state
Of Ncbraska left the same port ana
tbnnvh eighteen days out has not been
heard from. Her agents manifested to-
dny no uneaslness on her account. as
she II a SLOW boat. requiring usually M
teen days tnmake the trip
The ships which have reached port
record heavy winds and Wild seas
rs II burn? Use Dir. Thomas Ec.
lcctrlc OH. 4 cut? Use DR.. Thomas
Tg,io,trt, nil Ar YOUR druEglNtH--2
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
An nersons having claims RgalnGt the
estate Of Vlctorene LasiIey, deceased. VIII
present them at once TO the undeTslgned
fos Settlement. II. AZ l4ASHLEf,
ia5S.tfh&S Adminlstrator.
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MArTHp.

WTANTPD-THREB OR -FOUR ROOM
w house or nat, both gases ana bAtn.
for family q two. before May4. AuglS
A. q, caro- Intelligencer olnoe. tasg
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND I,iS,..
w ERGETiC Balelmen % sell the Wen
known DittaFiehH NaiYe.Qleum AGoliH
cStinE oilS 10 tho consuming trade on
coFan1lSSion. Apply TO DIETERICl1l
VAIVF-OLEItM OIL CO., 60 Garfield
BuildlnF Cleveland. Ohio. lls
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For SALE......

Lamb residence, Nos. 2iOi and 400 Chap.
line street. Large, rOomy house, corner
Sos ie57 and 1900 Main street. business
house. Rents pay . per cent on price
Sos. 200 and 2sO2 chapllne street, at
NoS isOi. 1908 and 1905 Eoft street. This
property pays 10 per cent on price asEeo
t2S5O buys house OF seven rooms ~ Eeho
Point,
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ME LOAN MONEY ON REAL rs
w TATE on easy monthly peguolta
Write Tor particnilrt. 3, H. 9til3Alt, 9ee-
Va. au2l.llh&l
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BASE BALL.

Toledo is making It's annual blum.
They have become 50 much the usual
thing at this time Of the year that they
are not considered seriously by anyone
following Interstate politics This
lime we are told that stroebel would
like to dump the Interstate and join
the plratIcal American Association. or
even the American league. Also, we are
informed, in what little esteem the In
ter.state Is held by Toledo fans and the
management OF the Toledo club. Well,
that Is Toledo's business, but its dollars
to doughnuts the Swamp Angel crowd
Will figure in the Interstate lineup
this spring, and glad that there is an
interstate league, for without Il To-
ledo would be the nonentlty Of the base
BAH map that she really deserves to be.
Toledo reminds one OF the little steam
boat Abraham Lincoln told OF; she
makes lot Of noise with her little tin
whistle. but the mere act of whistlIng
stops her brain mechanism. Take
Rhode Island and Texas: the former
represents Toledo's true calibre. the lat
ter what she is under the impression
she Is. Remarkable to relate, there are
Interstate magnates able to Nontem-
plate an Interstate league In which
Toledo is not represented. strOebel, ct
al. are good fellows in their way, but
they. are lightweights.
For the purpose OF hearing the re-
port OF the circuit committee Of the
National league of professional base
bali clubs special meeting Will be
called. to be held In New York Al
though no oficiai announcement has
been made It is understood that the
committee has perfected all arrange
ments with the exception. possibly, of a
Few minor details, for the reduction Of
the circuit from twelve to eight clubs.
This committee. appointed at the last
meeting Of the league, is composed Of
John 7. Brush, OF Cincinnati: A. II.
soden. OF Boston; James A. Hart, Of
Chicago, and Colonel John I. Rogers, o.
Philadelphia. These men went through
the brotherhood war of 1880 and the
American association fight of 1881, and
were thought by the league to be the
best men available to handle the pres
ent crisis. They are expected by all
lovers OF base ball to bring order out Of
chaos and how well they succeed will be
definitely known later While they do
not place any reliance on the state
..aeBts Of those who are trying to Or
gSnize a new American association
they have not been Idle in perfectlng
arrangements which they think will
prevent a rival organization from TAX
ing the field.
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REcErvER's SALE.
ALE OF cATegF AND MUSTARD


GALE OF cAr8UP AND MUSTARD
- MILL
The sickness Of Mt. ]. ". Hunter haV-
Ing nOCessitated the winding up OF the
4halF9 OF the ]. ", Hunter Company, OF
wheeling. West Virginia, the undefBlEHeS,;
by authority duly conferred on him. WIN
ofer for sale At public auction at the fac
tory building OF said company. IN the city
OF Wheeling. ". Va, for cash, on
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NO
VENEER, A. D. lel9,
commencing at o'clock ?. M, the plant
condition. embracing machinery for the
manufacture Of tomato ea@up, twelve
mills Of wet mustard. ono hydraulic prGsl
and twelve pounder1 fer the manufacture
oil. steam engine, boiler. Gafting, bOltlnE,
etc, materials manufactured, uHmAnu-
featured or IN process Of manufacture, the
lease Of said factory property, expiring
March II, 1903, the purchaser to pay the
rental under said lease from the time Of
hia purchase, and all other asgeta Of said
company. excepting debts due Il or its re-
eslVar and monty Of his trust In the r.:
switch and e admirably situated. An In
VOntory and full Information ~ to the
property 10 be sold Will BE- mailed or tgr-
niBhed by tho undersigned to any aRpn-
cant. and an innpeoti0n Of the pToporty
OSIS.m :. II DARRAH, Receiver.
The above sale has been postponed until
Tuesday, November q. 1879, at O'Clock p.
m, T. NJ. DARRAH. Receiver
The above sale Is adjourned until Tues
day, December 10. 1850. nj 2 o'clock p. M,
a. P'"'' "oO'' '''''' r NJ. DARRAH.
no29-de5-ie.fg Receiver.
The above sulc Is adjourned until Tues.
day. January 10, 1900 at same time and
place. T. ~. pARRAH,
desG.tu Receiver.
Above sale Is adjourned until Tuesday,
February 90 1900, AZ snme time and place,
ja23-tu Receiver.
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G. O. SMITH. 81 " s si is;;: s.ss..
>,.,torsi exchange Rank Building.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
SEETRED FOR. SALE

DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
OFFERED FOR SALE..."....'"
Si5OO-Two frame dwellings and lot on
1Yo1iTteenth street VIII exchange for sub
urban property. 5000 for 10.roomed brick
residence and lot on Fifteenth street, k4e0g
and f25GO for two brick dwellinGh, each on
Fifteenth street 1900 for brick dWelunE
aTid iot, west side North Main street. S,es
for two-story frame residence: rooms \ ah E.5
hosement; lot 1Oi by 100 Sl,lp ana N'sQ0
eSch for Z lots in Pleasant VALLEY; most
nanornfnlc location IN tho Valley: $l,!W
fnY tv,o.stOry frame dwelling and lot, No.
10 soutf1 York street, $3.50 only for build
ing Iot on Lind street. 800 for lot g feet
from. running to creek. north OF 5aker
street. D-foot and 25-fOot lots on Wood
street. near Fortleth street, on payment
az 800 and upwards. Some money on hand
for good mortgage loans on city and coun-
IL reaity, For rent now rooms on North
Main street; office room in Mansonio
Temple.
c. A. SCHAEFER & co.
r-.t..h.v, 80
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NOR RFNT4THE DELAPIiAiN
u homestead. located at No. looi Chap
Line gtreet. Apply 70 Jacob W. Grubei No.
In Market street deli
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Umplre-Bohn.
Scorers-Diehi and l.. HackmHn.
To.night-Sissing Bugs VS.. Rough
Riders.
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- REATEsT FACILITIES FOR THE
4 Prompt Completion OF orders ~ the
inIelilESncsr Job Printing once.
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BOXING.

There is little prospect of match
between Jack AIcClelland and Eddie
Gardner. despite the newspaper talk.
fine great hitch is over the rules to
govern. Eddie insisting ou the straight
Marquis OF Queensbury and Mcclelland
sticking out for the clean break
Mcclelland is \ long range fighter,
depending on his jabs and his foot
work; Eddie Is not built Tor tina: style,
but at mitigating he is there. Twice
he has met the PIttsburgher under
''clean break" and lost, and he would
lose again under the same conditions.
with the straight rules, which permit Of
striking with ono arm free. Mcclei-
land would not last ten rounds.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
$1,000
..,.FOR SALE....

Desirable dwelling at % North York
street. This Is a river lot. 6Qx4oo. House
contains rooms, halls. bath, laundry, ms
iShed attic. with All modern Improvements
Beautiful yard, with large shade trees.
SPLENDID home ] will sell house and lot
on a, oulck deal for less than tho house
cost, It's a real bargain.
4, Ennmed 3NeiiinT on Erie street, near
New Jersey street, for 1.lOO. In good con-
ditIon. You can't build the house ZOE Ile
price OF house and lot.
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Next Thursday night, at Chicago. Ed
die santry and Terry McGovern meet
for six rounds, and santry's showing
WIN give a line on what may be ex-
pccted OF oscar Gardner when he faces
Terry on March 9. Were 1t not for the
fact chat Gardeners hands are NOT in the
best shape, his friends would pave no
fear Of the result. for his appearance
otherwise denotes better physical
condition now than Tor several months
fTo expects his hands will be well when
needed.
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FOR RENT.

TiURNIsHRD ROOM FOR RENT ON
l leland, near bridge; froutlrO lulths
BE for two gentlemen. Addteee T., care
1ntelligencef odlca JAZZ
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NOR RENT-FuRNIBEIED ROOMS;
II modern conVpnlenee1i centrally y
Gated. Enquire OF MRS. H!ilY. WELLS,
M Ghhpliho Itfoat. 3a1i-mWtE4e
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FoR aALR.

TS5R BALE-FoR THE NEXT THIRTY
II days we viii sell you new safe At
nearly cost: also a feW secpnd.h4na e4fo1
cheap. Address or can on BoWIIH &
CHUTE, National Exchange Bank Build
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noR RENT-lGopBRN FLAT, 8 FIF-
u TEENTH street s rooms and henas
rate hall, bath, attic and cellars ln9t4nia-
leoug water heater, etc. 3. 8. ALLISON.
1901 ChApline street JAZZ
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kfoR RENT STORE ROOM. No, iils
~ Main street, now occupied by y.
Front Possession April /, 1900 Apply.
to William schweFtteger, No ll4s Main
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ROLF & ZANE,
No. so Fourteenth Sc.
....FOR REMIT.

FOR SALE.
Prick dwelling house on Eotf street, 10
rooms both gases for $1,000
New house. Mount Wood road.
30. y Sixteenth street, s-story ofleK
store room, good cellar and 10 rooms
No. Is Vermont street
Desirable property for wholesale nuS-
ness centrally located.
M. II Vermont street.
80 IS Ohio street--prlco for quick sale,
"a 60 North Front street.
Desirable properly on Chapline stFeet--A
Garner lot. Is feet front.
30. % Sixteenth street.
40 u Maryland street,
No, 70 North York street
No G6 Seventeenth street.
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
Lot on South Front street
No. az Main street
10. Il! and t2e's Market street
No. s2ll Main street,
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Store rooms on Main and Tenth streets.
New residence, rooms on Ch1pilnA
street, north Of Eleventh street, S5Q per
year.
rooms " Fifteenth St. iSi5 per month,
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
Real Estate and Loans, 1866 Main STREET
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Ass1eNRR's SALE.

ssfcNEF's SALE OF. VALUABLE
a PROPERTY = HUsCRoFT BROS.
GREENERY,
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BOWLING.
Wheeling League.

Last nights EaInes resulted IN r. y. k,
taking three straight from KHnmores
Score.
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nor SALE OR RENT-HEAL ES-
u TATIli desirable residence FOR sale
or Will rent for q term Of years, oner
my residences, N0s III south Front
street, quite comfortable ana In per-
feCt conditions good location. Inquire
at No. III South Front street.
jas WIN. u. LUTZ.
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The above sale Is adjourned until Fri,
day, February 2. 1900. nt same hour and
place, JESSE MccAUskAND.
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The above sale Is postponed until Fri.
day, january &c, 1900, at same hour and
place JESSE McCAUSLAND,
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c. s. GREER 81 Auctioneer,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-28
Dick DAILY Re-opens.

Dick DAILY has reopened his famous
and wants to see his old
friends in his cosy, new place at Hotel
and Nuuanu streets. Everything is
spiek and span and patrons will have
a revelation in neatness and dispatch.
He has fitted up his new room with
the latest appliances for clean, whole
some service, and many of his former
customers who dropped in last night
were warm in thei1' commentator of
the elegance and comfort of the new
Owl. The bill-of-fare of the Owl in
cludes all kinds of sandwiches and oys-
ters in every style. Delicious turkey,
chicken, ham, tongue and other meats
are always to be had. Dick Daily does
the cooking himself, so it needs no
praise. OF course the Owl is open day
and night. In fact, the key was sent
up in balloon last night. Dick Days
coffee speaks for itself. Try his
lunches once, you will soon be reg
ulaT patron.
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MOVING PERMITS.
The Large Amount of Work Con-
nected With Their Issuance.

The Large Amount of Work Con-
nected With Their Issuance.
No one not acquainted with the de-
tails has any comprehension of the
amount Of work devolving upon the
Citizens Sanitary Committee and in
spectors in connection with the Board
of Health regulation prohibiting
change of residence except upon per-
NIT from the Citizens Committee. Up
to noon Monday, 1880 separate permits
had been issued. Many of these per-
mits provide for the moving of from
two TO dozen people each.
Each permit is issued on the written
recommendation of the inspector from
whose district the person moves, certi-
flying that there is no reason why a
Npermit should not be issued; and the
committee sends a written notice to
'Ahe inspector of the district to which
fthe person is sent, so that he shall be
registered and inspected there. There
have therefore been issued 5,490 docu-
ments in connection with this work.
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LADIES' BELTS.

We Mention a Few Leaders:
Ladies' Black and Tan, Steel
Buckles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is cts.
Ladies', all Colors, Assorted
Ladies' Dog Collar Effects, Steel
Nail-Head Trimmings .......25 cts.
Ladies White Kid, Several Styles
White Buckles ...............25 cts.
Ladies' White Pique Belts, Col
ored Edges ...25 cts.
Ladies' Engraved Patterns, all
Coiors .................. ...25 cts.
Ladies' Mexican Belts, Burned
Leather Effects ..............50 cts.
Ladies' Seal Leather, Dog-Collar
Trimmings, Paddock and Key so cts.
Ladies' Patent Leather, Turned
Edges, Highly Polished, Steel
Buckles .......,..... .........io Gus.
Mems Black and Tan Belts, Self
and Steel Buckles Us and so Gets.