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New-York tribune., 1873-02-20
FIRES.
IN STATEN rsLAND-Loss ABOUT $4,000.

IN STATEN IsLAND-LOs5 ABOUT s45,OVO'
Early Yesterday morning the large brick
mansion owned ana occupied By NJ j. Horton at keh-
oopdave and Avenue &, in the village Of Clifton, took
a and was totally consumed, with its contents in
uding furniture valued $1,000 slverware valued at
1000 several gold watches, aud other articles OF value
The estimated value OF the building was $4,000 and the
insurance upon 1t $4,000. The furniture was IN
sured for s. 5OO Both assurances were in the Liverpool
London and Globe There also small insurance IN
the Continental Company.
IN THIS CITY.
fire in the dryng-room of the match fac
tory OF Arnold Il Coz at West Forty dthst..
terday damaged stock $1,000 and the building slOO In
sured. lire in the large meetingroom OF the New
York Mining stock Board. on the fifth hoor OF No 10
Broad-st, yesterday, damaged wardrobe $780, In a
room beneath occupied by Field James, brokers' fur
ulture was damaged, slOo.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20
1ppEspoxsLRLE RAILROAD OFFICIALS.


Coroner MeeEs and jury began to inveSti-
,,,e Yesterday afternoon nc YOnkers the or the
accident on the Hudson River Railroad at Hastings by
which Alfred smith. a brakeman on the POughkeepSie
mail train lost his life last Tuesday Patrick Larkln a.
syitchman. employed by the Hudson HVer kdlroau
COMPANY in the vicinity OF the Old depot at fOhkers
testified that after the POughkeepse tram had gone UP
and il was time FOR the locomotive OF the Honkers speca
train 70 back down to the turn table he set the signal OF
danger for trains coming up the road Dut tnat ABOUT
7.,o 4 m engine No 50 OF extra freight train came
along without observing or regarding the signal
Witness then continued ahead as fast as possible
and sgnaed with my hand the engineer of the YOn
ers speoia No 49, which then backing down, to go
ahead bnt the two came together; IL was proper
for the Yonkers special back down ON the up track ~
if as then doing; engine 55 had regular time for
running or arriving at Yonkers when saw tlat the
neneer Of zine no So paid no attention To the signals
ran ahead and called him 70 stop the signal can De seen
Cor mile below Fitzgerald the signal below, by
nv cnal. his signal OF danger also set at the time
Amzt Garibrandt and Frank Cafferty testified that
they sa,y Iarkn holding up his hands, trying to stop
engine No 55 but that IL went on. John Regan, engi
neer OF locomotive No. 55. testified that on passing
throuch the arch below Yonkers, he saw the man VINO
attends the signal there coming oun & VI % anu M
Icokng M toward YOnkers at thar tme there was no
signal OF danger set; the slgna' Ihcaea III en,a ~ h
right; witness Therefore went on anu tne ls % Jao h nv
rt IN ton was M point about IS feet rr0m where Nc
Struck 80 49, and when 1t was too late " prevent COL
hsiOn. 81, - ,o...i,o ,y,o ratura NJ mo in
,r. which caused the death Of Smith the jury after
brief abseucp declared that they dd not ee s.sueu
with the testimony adduced IN REGARD 10 tne ssnas
md in accorance with suggestion further proceed
ings were postpOned until Friday AFTERNOON Dr ruOIcy
men .ated that the condition Of conductor cummings
w. cnnside~ably improved and that he nad hopes now
of his ultimate recovery. IL was COrhcIieus f. Nui
train. not Hammond, as reported VINO Was lJurou py
the COLLISION
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20

Among the most interesting Art sales of the
.o,on ,- ,bose which have taken place from time to
tim, n tn Art Galleries OF Edward Schenck at No 90
Lbertyst II is proof OF the strong and growing In
terest taken in New-York in Water Coors that Their
sales IN this branch always bring together large at
tendance OF merchants and professional men ana arc
usualy marked by spirited competition. very con
coertion will be disposed OF at auction ON to-
uigAt aud tomorrow night. embracing large Neriey
of genre landscape marine aud architectural pleoes
among the English French. Italian ana American
z.hu
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20
THE PARTISAN CHARTER.


such as the New York crter should never be made 10
turn ON issues OF persoaa character Wist wouid D"
thought Of making a prsVision OF the UD'eed otaees
Constitution turn personal antagonlsn " par
tcuar President, the Constitution Of INC State
depend on the popularity % q Governor Z PreS-
dents Governors, and Mayors from time TO time appear
and vanish from sight, while russOf organic laT axe
hold OF the substance Of the body polite and becODe
part Of ts life The time at hand 3, settle these gieat
questions OF charter government rational gIOuzfi.
There il glory which the Repubhcan party cOud
acbsve greater an tha; OF giving te city charte.
which would be exactly adapted TO the aopies use and
would DC them like = garment. Such a soey would be
sagacicrs for 1t would be bkely to give hat party
permanent lease OF power. On the OtleS hand, any
charter based personal and selfish grounds will
be shOrtved. and will nc the time SUBJECT the ct
to veKatons and distress and the cy itSH 10 loss
A MASS NETTING CALLED.
Another point which would desire to cOmr7cnd TO
the attention OF thoughtful csenr Is tins: Has sOt She
time to take the whole subject Of municipal ad
minisiratOn Of tine sphere OF party pocs ~ has
already been shown, it is mainly matter Of business
like the management Of q bank, manufactory, o. rail
road The great question IL nOt who does the v~rk
Tie true inquiry the work well dOnei 1t is the
interest Of politicians 10 mngle municipal affairs
with State and National politics. TAeir interest IL, how
ever adverse to that OF the citizens. IHnieneed sy
these considerations, IL to emnenty proper
that the Committee Of Seventy should now submit 20
the people OF the city, at public meeting TO be called
for that purpose tho provisions Of the proposed
Charter, and ask for their Instructions.
The Legislature desire TO know the wishes
Of the people. They will respect and follow It's emphatic
expression On the other hand, H. nc the present juno
ture such expression, the Legislature Will
interpret silence OF the people evidence Of acqi
escence Then the Charter will probably be passed IA
now presented. We shall only perform properly The
great rcposcd in by the citizens by giving them
an opportunity 10 give clear and distinct statement Of
their views
George W. Lane, james Ellott'
John Wheeler, Robert Hoe,
James NJ Hastead Edwards PlCrrepOnt
Henry NicOIl, j. ID. Vermlye.
Howard Potter James ". Brown,
Benjamin Is. sherman, eX-OficIO.
Theodore W. Dwight Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20


W., ,,x,~o~ox Pe ~ Spirits Turpentne qie n o'r ksns
r., a. q Is far s,ped Crude Is@utise s.sss
- ss Is for Hard 81 yellow DIP sSd Virgin r" our"
"a - -. s.l1,,x .N,
sxwOnIx,N Fsb. is -Riou, aaii buyer eays" gssa rs
sSles Of Double Rr'rs 81 Srs7 -; ireDis -.
Dss m; Family +OsSii. Com gHSs At nc; ~ al q,
ec. for White quiet st 3.c br1h 500 |. T.-~..
H.. Anil snd loser ri, an f Pfu s3 fT Choice PORK
New D-y saed seatsSo sbooliery sac, -,
No Shoulders, s.s n sides 8i Hams da .s ~ Hst
Ls-a dn It sdsc 9lc for Keg saz'f isn sno
55c for FAR Bernentng Je ior var Nos
f9r ditas t@ Tor a -
and nc for Cincinnati COFFEE soi 8qtoc bEnbhrge-Ses'
IsJi New sight. par. Cyid. Ia. ...,o "a ..~~
HEsPns 10 Plour-Pamiiy srn a. elg@sD .iS ~ ,.S
yraaet yu,ssble dul 6o1c oss asfsno ~
n s demand at Bak Meats u gOe' tsmsnd At 1 ,s
shsuersI Tic for Clear Rb Sdci lle Tor Gar srlee
r,ce;rxs ieyr,. m. market, fierces sotd sc
lF,r Nc1s sh asl o"s" r]s~s
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20

KUNZ-SACKMANS- TaesiaY Fch 49, 1873 h bride,
drucs Paia Paul kuaE 'h a. d, bO.irn -
wh-mnl laughter the oscAHsna Ia s-
YORK, L.. d. raris
MACY-WA.SOH-At re.l,nc Ai,'ph Puse rgsiiy
Peh ~ George a. H. i1uga M ascT
Miss Juliet WlsOH.
HG-STANCLIPFE-On Mrrlly i7'h ns- % Auirev's
Church Brookvn Rev WLhaa H. iake., Whiting
u r. Ela "a. stsrclfe, "a ID brooklyn 10 Csris
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20
LATEST snip NFvS.
ror oner snip vs.os see T1ty'y Paqc

FcT o,her ship vs.os see Tlfys Poqe.
steamship inbnA lGer Sishi isrsurs Rsb With mos -
pass 10 KInkrH y ~.
Ship Cty G'seovl s--son C.c1a B-.s
Nov.
sbD Glover of Booni. Nr,r Hong r--g Oct a. ra
mdse.
Ship Constant ~, Creeyy, London De- With nd,e
wsd Ilnan. dnaiAS = iiYs. viii sasaxsay
Bark Daphne fNor). Oi.es Barrow - giar rsirosd
Bark rrsrsrin. Mstankls - D. -. -la
bark 70. Whit MltanIas n dsyE. With
N0neta Fosseti L~yboTn SOy. p. yti
Z. DYER, Hopkins. Stgni y WITH
BaTk CphAs Starstt o RocAiHdi Bsse hrs Or ~ Jan n
with molasses
Brig T. Meuu ,OG Bscssp,r Ham Cirisnas ly.
suKa
Brig Eastern Star sf Se-lvenJ Postsf -
Sehr Abbe X Bentley h,hafv, Jlcksonyi. : vita unber
SAILED.
Steamship Sev5l sEd Ksy i7 aSDooi Gen 81 tgssa.
New
WISD-sua8own light. W hs1y
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosro~ Peb Arrived sgeanso Rlrsnate from Pls, phss
CHARLEsroy F@b. l9Arnci tramLps Ashland. Pkl-
delpba jamoe Adyr. ss
hcy- fOrA. Sals for NcN fOrk
SAgtVaAm .tfsrsbp flu-fy1lle pd sss
Salvador aud galaB. bsysas
Cle4cl blr2 Ermng for BuSSc4; Caro- ke Tor hcs
Boston. Sailed. Buy Coss
Kathleen M Oessss
or Hassau; Thos Wat, New YORK.
NAVAL.
Kay WRsr Pob. 9-The limited State, tash9 wypasas
Tie In atate r 1poni
sai Ia bp-t&i
shp PaSnee the EarbJr
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20
P4gSE FEER.S 4RRIVED.

FaOs HsHBURG-ln s--a4sp OSHrsI, Peb ia|ff cr7srss
n Tirrcsrp & deAen T. - bOSicifd y VUs. %
nsvcy T. B-rkhsser H. t'SEy ana Ses "A se'.s 'ss <sS
sfrersf
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20
OPPOSITION FROM ANOTHER SOURCE.

A meeting Of the officers and executive
boards OF the several Councils Of Political Reform
held last evening at the Unyersy OF NewYor, for the
purpose Of expressing the of the Councils on the
that been presented to the Legislature for
this city.
W. H. Nelson presided, and addresses were del Vered
by the Hon. James Emott Phillip Frankenheimer W.
B. Varnum, Gen. Forster H. " Beers, and others, de-
nuncaory OF the partisan provisions of the charter, and
demanding proper legislation for this city
A memorial for presentation 70 the Legislature, re-
monsratng against curtailing the power and RESPONSE
bty OF the Mayor. and the separation Of the
municipal aud State elections the former ~ De held in
the Spring aud the latter in the Fall, was read and
adopted.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20

AT Newport. r. l., yesterday afternoon. AIneft
r. cIsnsa 90 te charge incest Af the lrs''n
size a. two dagxs IN Bolef G0Fefueli counsel 81
iti1''
dsay followed b ae Heh' bal e- ~
sAela
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20

Cou ghs, Hoarsene-s, 40 Diseases oi The fhroii AID sass
rogAsT. Sold b. Druggists Ou -0- yer loltls
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20

The old renble Hall, ~nfe 1i5 mi 81 B,.i~ay
b,oBaTd-st, n. l., the best IN the gO.iI
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20

The Rev Dr. Hawlev pronounced a enlogy
NJ secretary 3e~sni a. the Opefa hoas A "a"
eye-irs 20 4a aldrnoe OF l,aJ0 pt Fs"nN
I,dg, I l. Richmond of the Twenty third
Iucsi A. rt o! ap,s u dicaF JaeSflay uoiins ~ Juan
ns.su. al, 1A1tv he hg-ias SoML
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20

Dige-tiOn'"CoO LivER o. iuvisrbr te hssD - .s<
HAEAHD
nlnaltl.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
- a. = -
OFFICE or The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
~ aurNcrnH q Thnr.lnN. Enh- ln-I L. ID

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGTOS, ID. C., Thursday, Feb. 20-l A. N.
synopsis it0entV-fDir hour.
The barometer has very generally risen III the
Middle States since Tuesday nSut. and Is now highest
over the Ohio Valley.
Clear weather with fresh 20 brisk north westerly winds
is now reported from New England aud the Lower
kes cloudy weather in the south Atlantic States and
fine salne with occasional hight rain IN the Gulf States
The temperature mas risen throughout the Atlantic
- ,tes and lien decidedly from the ONO Valley north
ward the weather continues partly cloudy ana quite
cnId with rising barometer in the extreme Northwest
N' Probabilities.
On Thursday for the Middle and Eastern States rising
barometer north westerly winds, cool ana pleasant
,~'athsre FOR fbe south Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
states partly cloudy and clearing weather ana sone
wbal lower temperature. - .. L. - ...... Z.
over the lower lakes and Ohio Valley rising tenpefat
ture and clear pheasant weather with WINDS gcneTh4y
mon. the south vest by Thursday night.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20
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DIED

Al Notices Of Marriages must be iad0'sel Ictat fsd
name daG GdiiesS
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20
THE FEBRUARY THAN.

EFFECT OF sPRING-LIKE WEATHER N TIE CITY
Thus far week of Toby Weeks rcd-letter
days
Ii began Sunday with snow that turned to sleet and
then 10 rain on Monday and Tuesday continuous thaw
that e # the streets yesterday unpeasany warm
IN the forenoon and cold drzze of rain IN the after
noon which, with a suddenness almost approaching
phenomena, paused after couple Of hours duration.
and the once more revealed Itself
The light, warm breeze which at early morning was
waited through the Streets gently rustng the trees in
the parks, and rufIng the surface Of the water
surrounding the city, bore upon Its wings
the rst breath Spring and though the unreasonable
warmth only increased the discomfort Of street travel
yet taken with evidence Of the rapidly engthening
DAYS il could but remind that Of the seasons,
Spring at least had not forgotten her blessed privileges
The commendable work performed by the street
brigade Is doubtless appreciated by most people Tor
the steady accumulation of snow and mud keeps con-
sderably in advance OF the progress Of the brigade
II is not much the weather overhead that pedes
trans dread as the result OF alternate snow rain, see
and sunshine underioot.
Down town the condition OF the streets was such as 70
appa pedestrians and render stage drivers and truck
men even more proiane tnan usual
South Front, Broad. ST. Washington, and a number
Of Others we're places transformed into small lakes
while elsewhere in these thOrOughfares the sush
foot in depth
In Broadway. Park row, Chatham-st, and other thor
oughfares, the mud in many places was ankle deep
Nassau and Wiamst-. filed almost from curb 10
curb with sush and mud.
The street-cleaning brigade were engaged during the
dav in keeping the cross-waks clean possible
under the circumstances in opening cutters
and culverts, and IN eveiing the large mounds OF
snow thrown up by the railroad companies on either
side OF their tracks, and in cutting and throwing
the accumulatOns OF the past two months
INTO the ,roadways, where they were soon
ground powder by the wheels OF passing
vehicles and rapidly dissolved In the tenement house
districts the has rendered the streets much
than they were when they piled high with snow
ana ice
For weeks past the visits Of tho ash carts have been
irregular in consequence the snow blOckades ana
the inhabitants those localities, particularly
ceany this respect have thrown ashes and garbage
into the streets.
The effect this the wretched condition Of
these thOroughfdTes
Unless this OF dirt and garbage Is removed be-
fore gains intensity the health OF the res
idents OF this district Will suffer very materially
THE sUSQUEHANNA ICE GORGE.
PORT DEPOSIT, Md, Feb. 19.-The Susque-
hanna River has falling slowly for the past "a
hours. Many think that the gorge is so weakened
that 1t will offer but little resistance II Hood occurs
1t began raining at O'Clock tins morning and is raining
still
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20
TIE STATE or TRADE
PRINT cloth MARK sr.

Pnovrpessg r. T., Feb @-lbe Pn"' O'' ~s'~7' " '''
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20
DOMESTIC PORTs.


Kay WRsr Fs. Pcb l9The limited State, s,nshS wyoasas
rnved Tie Ia eI ailts s.aanps apon,
reIror SngD AL ~, bpsst
hp PawBee. ~ the EafbJr
New-York tribune., 1873-02-20
MR.. COLFAX's LAST DEFENSE.

AN UNsATIsFACTORY ATTEMPT TO PATCH UP HIS
FORMER STATEMENr-ME. AhES NEht N
rpTDrToT-s AND MANY OTHERS AGREE WITH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-19
Indian Hunting.

The Indian method Of hunting the
deer and antelope seems to locker en-,
not heated by the chase, cruel sport.
BIZ: food is the object of the Indian
hunter, and he is wonderfully success
cul in securing it. Notwithstanding
their great speed aud bottom, these
animals seldom escape their pursuers
on the open prairie. Mounted on their
swift ponies, the Indians become as It
were pack ofhoundS that run by sight.
In all directions they move, searching
the country with eyes that sse every
thing. On discovering deer no attempt
Is made at concealment, but, with brl'
die rein between their teeth, loading
their guns or adjusting their arrows as
they ride, the hunters bear down on the
doomed animals. Of bound the deer,
ia, Indians are before them they run
to the right-more Indians to the LETT
still Indians. The country, which
at first seemed open, narrows TO small
circle. The deer double on them
selves. Hemmed in on every side there
is no escape; the bullet add the arrow
do their work. All their hunting,
whether OF man or beast, involves q
system OF surrounding. 1t is this meth
Oh, thoroughly understood, ard invaria'
bly practiced where numbers will allow,
that renders the Indian go formidable
on the prairie. Although numbers are
in at the death, there is no dispute Is
TO the distribution OF the carcasses.--
Hunt ar;h tie lIanfton SioWr. IN SIP
tenjcr GulGry.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-19

y LEARNED divine SAYS that he once
married couple, aud the man said ;
Be shcrt! be shor;' l said: Yes, !
CT DO it in three minutes, bat it will
J s. longer than that" That's right,
be said saw that there was some
kite di-sat.s action OF the part OF tire
o;her hal. | said: You don't want
10 Lave II too shot? No, she
said, "a body don, wan, 10 get herseii
M - tor Lot.inC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-19
MISCELLANY 0vSs
PRoPo SAILS.
PUBLIC PRINTING, BINDING
b.. g. -.r- go. ..lT. 81
- -.-.. AND s 81. ..''-
ST A TT 0 n E r Y ,
FOR THE
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OFFICE OF THE
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC PRINTING,
CHARLESTON, August 70, 1873.
In accordance with Law, SEALED PRO
POSA u will be received by the -Commis
sioners Of Public Printing, at the Auditor s
Office, in the Capitol, until the
3rd day OF October. 1879,
ut IL o'clock n, for the execution OF the
PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING, and
for supplying the State with STATIONERY
AND PRINTING PAPERS, for the contract
year ending the Second Wednesday In
January, 1873. --..-.. ....- f.. -.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by a
bond executed according TO law by the bid
der, with at least two good and suff1cient
sureties residing in this state, in the penal
sum of ten Thousand dollars, for all State
Printing the penal sum OF two thousand
dollars Tor all State Binding; and the penal
sum of i've thousand dollars for furnishing
Paper, conditioned for the faithful perform
ance OF the contracts; and no bids unaccorn-
panied ey such bond shall be entertained by
the Comm ssioners OF Public Printing.
approximate estimate OF the Work and
ma teriai TO be done and furnished, together
with blank forms for proposals, bonds, &C I,
will be Furnished upon application TO The
Commissioners. JOHN =. bURDETI,
Prest of COmmissloners of Public Printing.
Sept2-i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-19
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT,
Arlington Stove Works.

WE HAVE THE PLEASURE CT AN
w NOuNCING To our friends AMI tho
public, that on MondaY last, we recon-
nenced, with the aid OF new and very SUI
perior machinery, the melting o; iron at
our Foundry in North Wheeling. ct which
establishment we are now again turning
out Stoves as heretofore.
We shall not at this time make An ext r.
ded advertisement. nor enuhe'a'e our va
rieties Of stoves. but content ourselves now
saying that our stock of Patterns saved at
lha fire, comprise nearly all OF our la,tS'
and most esteemed Stoves, both for heating
and cooking. OF heating Stoves we nave
new patterns especially adapted 10 the iueI
OF this region OF country. and In COOKIES
'tOves, besides the Arlington, cfwhich we
have six varieties. We have new ana
less expensive stoves gotten up Ike
the Arlington with especial reference 10 the
necessities OF cur fuel, and inferior 10 that
renowned Stove in capacity. only.
sep5 JOSEPH BELL < co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-19
RANKRuPT NOTICE..

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ states, for the District OF West YIrginia
IN BANKRUPTCY,
In the matter OF George ". Alexander,
Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF WFsT VIRGINIA. ~:
A warrant In BANKRUPTCY has been issued
by said Court against the estate Of Geo. W.
Alexander, OF the County OF Wood, State Of
West Virginia, in Raid District. who has
been duly adludged Bankrupt upon petit
ton OF his creditors, snd the payments Of
any debts, and the delivery Of sny property
belonging 10 said Bankrupt, 10 him or 10
his use, and the transfer Of any property by
him, are prohibited by law. An adjourned
meeting OF the creditors Of said Bankrupt, 10
prove their debts and choose one or more
ASignees OF his estate, will he held N a
Court of Bankruptcy, N be holden at Park,
ersburg, in said District, on the eth day Of
October, A. d., 1873, at O'Clock p. NJ, al
the Office OF Walter y. Sands, Esq, before
George i. Caldwell, Esq, one OF the Regis
ters In Bankruptcy Of said District.
signed. HEDGENAS SLACK,
U. .. Marshal Of said District Messenger
Ecp,G
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-19

Here is an order lately received by .
music teacher: please send me the
music to Strike the harp IN praise OF
cod and paddle your own canoe " Ii
ia almost as unique SIS the title page Of
? new piece OF music which reads
"uarkl Sister is diving with pianotorte
Accompaniment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-19
LIST Of GIFTS:
TOTAL, l2WO GIFra, ALL CASH


amounting ,JtU,D'D
The distribution will be positive, whethe
all the tickets are sold or not, and the 1900
gifts all paid in proportion 10 tie tickets
sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS Whole tickets ESQ /;
Halves S25: Tenths, or each Coupon, IS I;
Eleven " hole Tickets for $500; 2213 Tickets
for Sl,OO0 ll3 Whole Tickets for 5000 81
Whole Tickets $4,000. No discount on les,
than 500 worth Of tickets at time.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders
accompanied by the money promptly ILL
ed. LIBERAL terms given 10 those who buy
TO sell again
THOS Z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Publ. Lihr. Ky, and Manager Git
Concert, Public Library Building, Louis
Vile, ny. supt2-eg5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-19
FOR SALE.
Valuable Coal Property For
AnIR-

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned wishes to sell Tin
whole or In part that portion Of coal now
IN his possession, amounting 10 about l2S
one-third of mile north Of the city limits,
together with one acre OF surface at the en-
rance ON the side nearest the river, and
three acres OF surface around the other en-
will vary from 5 feet inches to 2 feet In
depth, and could be conveniently shipped
by means Of the county road, or by the p.
w. q X. r r., as the entrance on the river
aide Is not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonable
terms. or exchanged for good town prop
srty.
mRrl-h WALTER MARSHALL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-19

The Place to get Your Sugar.
IL Pounds Brown sugar Tor Sl.O.
II " New Orleans Sugar for 500.
9 White Coffee Tor 100.
X. ]. SMYTH,
Ung0 Corner Market and Quincy streets
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-19
FOE RENE.

u,WO HOUSES, FOUR ROOMS AND
cellar TO each OF them, said houses are
clean and neat, newly built this summer.
Location head of Monroe street, Wlhn
three minutes walk of Market House, Post
OTice, Churches, and all the central por'
mons OF the city. Terms reasonable. Can
snGIl.b P.B. KIMBERLY.