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River News.

PlrsBuRau, January 24.-River 4 feet
0 inches and rising. II rained some this
morning, but clear and freezing this after
noon. Brownsville reports the river
rising, with 8 feet 8 inches,
MEMPHIS, January 24.-River fell 9
inches. Departed-John B. Mande, for
Mound City, for repairs, No arrivals.
Weather clear and pleasant,
EVANSVILLE, January 24,-lt rained
nearly all night, but is clear today mer'
curry $50 to 40'; wind from the west, The
river is rising, with about nix feet on the
gauge. Up-Pat Cleburne. The gorge
at I'hree.Slile is broken, and the Susie
Silver Is at Newburg taking freight, All
the packets except the Louisville will re-
sumo their trips tomorrow, with pros
pectTof fair business,
LOUISVILLE, January 24.-The Ice Ia
rotting very fast in the river and sinking
The river is rising very slowly, with 4
feet s inches in the canal, 1t Is thought
that navigation will be resumed here in
two or three days. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CINCINNATI, January 24.-The Ice com,
menced running here at about 2 o'clock
this afternoon, doing but slight damage
At 0 o'clock the ice had not broken al
Lawrenceburg, but the river there was re-
ported to be rising rapidly,
CAIRo, January A.-Arrived-Capital
City, Vicksburg; John F. Tale, New Or.
leans; Burksville, Nashville. Departed
Charles Morgan, Cincinnati; Burksville,
Nashville, River 8 feet 8 inches and fall.
ing, Weather clear mercury SO.
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TRusTEEs SALE

BY Virtue Of deed Of trust male and executed
BY Ellen STANLEY, wife Of Francis L. Shouiey with
tue aid FnncisE STANLEY, her husband, 10 the
undersigned trustee, hearing date the OH day Of
january, A. D. i5T9, and recorded In The Clerks
Ones Of the County Court VI Ohio county, WCst
VlrEnla, III Deed oi Trust BOOK No, 4 peves 5jT
and $685. will sell al Public Auction, al the front
door Of the Court fIOuSa Of said Ohio county IN the
city Of Wheeling, on WEDNESDAY, the FIJI day
Of February, 1915, beginning at 10 o'clock A. u. Of
said day. the following described real estate that ID
10 ny; All Of lots numbered eleven and twelve
III and ~ III the addition TO the city Of Wheeling
laid out BY Moses W. ChapllnC, james II. Forsyth,
Alexander Wilson AMI Marcus Wilson, situated al
the corner cast Of Main street and north Of Twenty
Attn GFeet formerly called MaShall street, ia tie
Sixth Ward Of said city. Each Of said lois fronts
Atty feet $50 iectl on SiAn street, and extends eat.
wlfdly ono hundred and twenty-five feet ti2l ieet)
To thenlley mi not said lots being all the anne
property which was conveyed to the SaIh Ellen
8hlnley % her sole and SepeFae estate By deed Of
jacob Snyder and vile, bearing even date with the
above mentioned deed Of trust; together with, all
and lnSulAr the improvements thereon consisting
Of q tWO.slory brick dwelling and tWo-llOFy frame
business house, with other improvements
TRRNS OF 5ALR.-O ne.ioufth Of tho purchase
money Id eAAh 90 the day Of sAle and the residue IN
three eauAl Saml.anuuA lnStAllmenA, with interest
upon tho deferred payments from the day Of sale,
tile purchaser diving bond With approved personal
security and the title 10 the property 10 b. retained
until the purchase money d fully raid Selling "a
trustee will convey the title which q vested In
ne BY The sald deed Of trust The sanie IA low.
ever, believed 10 be unexceptl0nAhle
lani7 JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
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WHERE TO VorE.-The ward and dis
trict lines are not generally known, and
many arc puzzled where to vote on cleo
ton day, The election to be held on
Thursday next being city election, polls
will be open in each ward, We give be-
low the boundaries Of the different wards;
First Rard-The First Ward extends
from Fulton south to 9th street, and is
bounded on the east by the creek and en-
the west by the river.
Second Ward-The Second Ward is
bounded on the north by 9th street. on
the east by the creek, on the south by
18th street, and on the west by the river,
Third Ward-The Third Ward is
bounded on the north by llth street. on
the east by the creek, on the south by 18th
street to Eoff, EOff to l4th, and l4th TO the
river, and on the west by the river.
Fourth Ward-The Fourth Ward is
bounded on the north by the southern
boundary Of the Third Ward, on the east
and south by the creek, and on the west
by the river.
FIfh Ward-Thc Fifth Ward is bound
ed on the north by the creek, on the east
by line running diagOnally from the
Crescent Iron works to sd street, on the
south by 2Sd street, and on the west by
the river.
S1th Wari-Thc Sixth Ward Is bound
ed on the north by the south boundary OF
the Fifth Ward, on the east by line
running from 2Sd street to the corner Of
Moyston and 18th streets, on the south by
line running from the corner OF Moys-
ton and 18th streets to the mouth Of Cald-
wells Run, and on the west by the river,
Ssreu6 Wad-The Island comprises
the Seventh Ward.
Eighth Ward-All that part OF the city
below the Sixth Ward Is the Eighth Ward.
Polls will be open for voting on Thurs
day at the following places;
Fira Ward-Vigilant Engine House.
SecONu WWu- ANolIu AlHAA ~ AhS NAN'
kct House.
Third Ward-Court House,
Fourth IHard-Atlantic Engine House.
Fifth Ward-Guards Hose House.
Sirh Rard-United Engine House.
Sepeah Ward-Lukens Grocery.
Eighth JHam-StOrc room Of NJ Heller,
east side Of Jacob street.
The candidates to be voted for on
Thursday are; Mayor, Clerk, Sergeant,
Wharfmaster, Street Commissioner, su-
pcrintcndent Of Water Works, and Coun.
cilmen as follows: For the First Branch,
ope member from each Ward, and for the
Second Branch, three members from the
First, Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth
Wards each, four members from the Sixth
and Eighth Wards each, and two mem.
bers from the Seventh Ward.
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a PLEASANT FtcrtoS.--How long has
the local editor Of the steubenville Gazette
b,en this way2 Has he no friends, and
II not how many9 It Ia certainly the duty
Of some one 10 take care ofhim. Witness
the following mysterious announcement
This morning a number of sporting
gentlemen left for Wheeling and took
with them Some Of the best "bitds" In The
city to pit against Wheeling game
Several hundred dollars will change hands
on the result Of the contest, Major J. F.
s., well known In sporting circles here,
was In Wheeling Yesterday, and had a con.
ference al StantOn'S corner with Mr.. Hal
stCd, local editor Of the lNTELL0ENoER.
The meeting was very harmonious, and
everything connected with the battle was
arranged In the inostSatiRfactoty manner.
The Major speaks In The highest terms Of
Mr.. Halsted rs a gentleman, and feels
confident that hG will leave nothing I'm.
done that will In any manner add to the
enjoyment OF our boys while there.
While in Wheeling The Major called on
several Of the prominent business firms
there, and reports that the very exciting
subject Of cock Fighting Ia absorbing al.
most IA great interest there as IL IA here.
Persons who n. few weeks ago knew com.
patatiyely nothing about The business, can
converse IA freely now Upon the subject
az the Major, and the terms 'tGye.seven,n
"six-two," "Slake.out," "heeled," good
gafTet," etc., were ratified of in their con.
vefsation with astonishing glibhess.
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TAYLOR SrRAuDER. An Enerptise
commissioner recently visited Wheeling
fail. He says: II saw Taylor, a colored
man who IL charged with numbering his
wife three yearS ago last March, anil Ia
sentenced 10 DO hanged the both Of March.
| found him almost desperate mud uncOn.
scious Of anything. asked him Il he
feared hiS execution. He said, No,
don't care n damn how soon they hang me.
| also visited the station house and found
there some fity or sixty tramps IN the
most destitute condition. Think soup
house Would be Indispensable hefe."-
BarneHile EnlerprtSe.
The above Sensational paragraph Is
supposed to alludO to Taylor sLtaadcr.
Any person who has convetsed with the
unfortunate man since his incarceration
will pronounce the Language attributed
to sttaudef as highly improbable. lie Il
neither desperate nor Unconscious,
nor has he been known to swear since his
confinement al.
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"a BLAST FROM THE GRAFTON sESrI,
NEL."-such weather as the signal ser
vice bureau has been giving us lately
brings out the iron which circulates In
the blood, and makes even the long.sulfer'
Ing country editor speak up Sternly. II
appears that in the good town Of Grafton
there il newspaper called the Sentinel
at least we 40 infer from the fact that the
following paragraph appeared in the
Standard Of Saturday evening credited to
the "Graiton Sentinel"
They have "frec soup house" IN
Wheeling; the 1NTELIloENcER local will
iatten up now, II no "sponges of Of that
institution as recklessly az he does hiS
country" exchanges, for local items. lie
will no longer resemble n heightened
fence.rnil, long drawn out
The point and piquuncy Of the above
will be readily appreciated, when one re-
allies for moment the immense import.
ance attached by the readers Of the
INrELLroENcER In this city, to those
peculiarly interesting "local items" which
our unknown friend ACCUSES as Of "Spohg.
ing from country exchanges" Tf'twerC
indeed 40, 'twerc better the little things
shOuldbe seen than die unnoticed. ,.A...
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wonderful success.

Three years ago DR., Bo8chee's GsFma9i
Syrup was introduced in the United
States from Germany for the cure Of
Coughs, severe Colds settled in the breast,
Consumption, and other diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs. No medicine ever
had such a success, Three hundred thou
sand sample bottles have been distrib'
uted every year for three years by drug,
gists in all parts Of the United States, and
nearly 1000 letters from druggisls are
now on our files, saying that no other
preparation in their stores sells as well
and gives such excellent satisfaction. All
we ask is for you to 60 to your druggiS!
and get sample bottle for 10 cents and
try Il; regular size rs cents. eod&w
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CHRISTMAS AND EAsTER.-icStcrday
being the Sunday called septuagcsimH in
the church calendar, so named, ii Is sup
posed, because 1t comes about seventy
days before Easter, all church decorations
put up at Christmas were taken down in
churches where the aesthetic significance
ofsuch things is understood and regarded
This is based upon the fact that from
Christmas until septuugcsima the calen'
dar points back toward the events con-
nccted with the nativity; but from this
day the mind ia directed forward to the
sadness and gloom which cluster around
the crucifxion on Good Friday, All this
however, Is based on tradition, and none
OF It Is in any degree an essential Of
Christian faith or practice.
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CALLENDER's MINsrREIs.-These "plan.
tation melodists" performed to good
houses again on Saturday afternoon and
evening. The beautiful tableaux entitled
"Our Old Kentucky Home" given as the
finale Of the entertainment in the after.
noon, is fine realistic presentation Of
old-time plantation life, and was heartily
enjoyed by the ladies and gentlemen. The
company has been very successful here,
and will be warmly welcomed should It
ever return.
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AKY woman who goes to the Opera
House wearing a black felt hat banged
into forty different shapes and dropping
from the hiansatd Of her hve.stoty wig
with the air Of an intoxicated Toodles,
ought in all conscience try to hold her
head steady, 40 that the hideous object
may hotbe continually fanmed into the
faces Of decent people in the next row to
The Faaf.
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AEoRE QUEER WEArHER.-YeStorday
morning drizzling rain came sweeping
up from tho South, and came spattering
down over Wheeling, A general thaw
prevailed, and many anticipated beaknp
In the river within few hours. When
evening came the stars shOne out clear
and cold. The mercury lowered, and In
short time the street was covered with
leo and sleet. 1t was then that the belated
pedestrians went into profanity as they
slipped and struggled along over the
streets made dim ind duEky by the poor
quality Of the public gas, and every oath
should weigh upon the conscience Of the
weather mau.
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HgLstBoLDs BucHu is still in the &C.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. HelmbOld, the celc'
brated medicine is still Manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold BY all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs, Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has prOprietOrs private
stamp, John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. Jaw
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PERsoSAI.-Shinn, Of the Grafton Sen
tiael, calls US "a delicate piece OF toast and
butter" Well, beauty ia only Shinn deep
butter Shinn up something you are more
familiar with, though, my rural rooster
Skinny on your own side
When "E. Y. Pose" sends us his proper
name We shall endeavor to answer his
query.
Rev. Kelley last evening delivered his
seventh sermon on the Pilgrims Progress,
Rev. s. B. Barnitz returned home, and
occupied the pulpit Of his church yester'
day.
Mr.. Stack Hamilton and bride (nee
Cummings) returned from their bridal
tour on Saturday, looking well and happy,
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taEtonr on THE h. 4 o. r. R.-Ten
extra freight trains, making in all i7s
cars, passed over the Baltimore Railroad
going East on Sunday. Grain was the
chief article Of fteights. One hundred
and ten cars also went West the same day,
many Of them loaded with dry gools,
coke and pig iron. Passenger tfavel,
through and local, Ia also good.-Bdrhs.
lille Enttrprist.
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WHEELING 4 BRLMoxT BRfDoE Con-.
PASY.-The Board Of Managers Of the
Wheeling 4 Belmont Bridge Co. met on
Saturday night and organized by elcrtihg
RrObatt ctangle, President, and james
Maxwell, Vice President.
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1SrnE CootEa=There we're only two
prisoners in the cooler" last night Bob
.Hanee and a companion named Cham.
'bers, both residents Of Martina Ferry, are
charged with disturbing the peace in the
Fitst Ward.
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DEATH OF E. R. DAvrs.-Mr, E. r.
Davis, foreman OF tho tack factory, died
at his boarding house on Main street,
Centre Wheeling, Saturday afternoon at
4 o'clock, Of pneumonia, Mr.. Davis was
in his thirty.soventh year and q native Of
Massachusetts. lie was we'll known to
the workingmen OF Wheeling, and had
the reputation Of first-Class mechanic
The remains will be forwarded to Mussa'
chusctts ria the Baltimore 4 Ohio road
this morning.
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OPERA SNAPs,-The Jubilee MinstrelS
perform in Cambridge tonight.
Murray, the prima donna, met with an
accident on the stage Saturday afternoon.
His back.hair came of.
The Jubilee boys stopped at the Christ
man House. The manager only stopped
ut the Grant House.
The c0lored bellies were nearly wild
over the handsome "culled gem'men" in
the minstrels.
Tho Lingurd Comedy Company, which
was to play here three days this week,
have cancelled their engagement.
The Susan Denim Combination will be
the next attraction at the Opera House,
appearing during the first week Of Feb.
ruary.
Miss Nelson, the beautiful and accom-
plished actress, will probably appear in
tho Opera House at al early day.
The colored sisters in the gallery went
into commissions Of laughter when Char
ley Anderson invited them to "come down
and jinc de.bnnd,"
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ANOTHER FOURTH WARD TIcKET.-At
a meeting held on Saturday evening at
the Fourth Ward Engine House, the fol-
lowing ticket was nominated:
FTnt Braaeh-James McAdams,
Second BraRek-JacOb Morris, Andrew
], Long, George Kingdom.
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TAXES TO MouSDsvrL1E.-on Satur'
day evening Mr.. Kennedy, the iailOr, took
]. Darlington and W, II. Austin to
Moundsvillc. They were sentenced to
two years each in the Penitentiary-DOr'
rington for forgery, and Austin for steal
ing wool.
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Ar midnight last night the air was
mild, the sky clear, and the moonlight
shed silvery luster over the sleeping
world, The romantic reporter was in.
clined to gush, but the awful possibility
Of the thermometer dropping to zero be-
fore daylight restrained him.
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE
~ offer for sale my house and ground on
the northeast corner OF nth street and the
alley between Jacob and Woods streets.
The ground fronts ninety feet on 18th street
and Is one hundred and thirty feet in depth.
viii sell house and thirty feet Of ground
separately. VIZ. r. HUBBARD,
Sep23 1914 Chapline ~.
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WHAT will you have? There is inau-
enza, catarrh, pneumonia, diptheria,
rheumaticS and host Of other complaints
now ready. You pays your money and
YOU takes your choice,
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TIE COURTS-Cireut Court Judge
Melvin. The Circuit Court met At 9P, N.
Saturday, pursuant to adjournment
In the case Of christman & Deboh n.
David Garvin, the motion for a new
trial was overruled and judgment entered
upon the verdict.
A decree was entered in the case Of
Sophia Robson "a, Margaret Ball, execu-
trix, directing an issue to be tried before
jury to determine the merits Of the
controversy.
In the case Of Robert Miller "a, WV,
Miller & Co, judgment was entered upon
the verdict Of the jury.
In the case Of Knox heirs "a. List 4
Rogers, executors Of the will OF Martha
Knox, deceased, and Others, decree was
entered declaring the bequest to the Mt.
Wood Cemetery void for inde6niteness.
The motion for new trial in the case
Of the Franklin Insurance Company OF
Cincinnati rs. the Franklin Insurance
Company Of Wheeling was Overruled
and judgment entered upon the verdict,
Adjourned to court in course.
County Court : Judge Cochran. The
County Court met at 10 a. NJ, Saturday
but was in session only short time.
James Orr was appointed Admins
traitor Of the estate Of Jonathan E, Craig,
deceased, Bond, $1,000.
Edward Mcconnell, Edward McCaus'
land, 4, ]. Orr and James Creighton were
appointed Appraisers OF the estate Of
Jonathan E. Craig, deceased.
Adjourned to court in course,
Municipal Cowt-Judge Cranmer. The
Municipal Court on Saturday morning
met and transacted the following bust
ness:
In the case Of Purcell u. Purcell
chancery, an order was entered admitting
R. 8. Brown, administrator, as a party to
the suit,
The following persons were admitted
to tho privileges Of citizenship; Adam
KClleigel, a native of Germany James
Wilson, a native Of ireland; VIM, Grave
a native Of Germany Henry KunnCmeir
a native Of Prussia; Herman Korsta, a
native Of Prussia; Phillip Rcpp, a native
of Hesse; Julius Thomas, Michael Rem
sler, Henry Kreis, Joseph Miller and
Valentine Miller, natives Of Germany.
In the case Of 7. Fink 4 Co. rs, Alex
Kemple, judgment for plaintiff fOr
s155 9S,
Adjourned until Monday at 2rM
Rolies COut-Judge Cranmer. There
were no cases before the police court or
Saturday morning In the afternoon
Michael Miller was before His Honor
upon charge Of whipping hiS'wife. liz
was fined $40 and costs, in default o.
which he was committed.
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TaE Baltimore 6 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany have eleven ice.houses along the line
Of their railroad, with an aggregate ca
pacity Of $500 tons, All these have been
filled with Lake Erie ice.-CualberIaad
Ne,r,
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GREAT closing out sale Of Hamburg
edgings and insertings, Marseille quilts,
lace curtains, shirt fronts, &C., in order to
make room for new lot at
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RI WEEe DAILY nfEIIIeENoER MONDAY MORNING JANUARY % 1915

Now Is YouR TME.-You can save %
cents in every dollar, this week, in Dry
Goods and Carpets at the closing out sale
Of ]. W. Ferrel, corner Of Main and 10th
strnnts.
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Corner Main and 20ih .itnnto.

pMzE DRAwtNo.-The numbers that
drew the prizes at Halls Gallery are:
No. 900, first prize; No. Gl5, second
prize; No. 1874, third prize. Holders Of
above numbers will please present them,
A,p.1fALt.
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W some strong swimmer ID bis agOny"
Tie first person that entered was the
old lady herself, and sustaining the shock
with Christian fortitude, she walked
straight to the hiding place Of the young.
ster, and wreStled with him "a did Jacob
with the angel, never listening to his
cries in the extremity Of his pain-or
rather the pain Of his extremity-never
needing his attempts to sott.soap her
again by protested penltence; but luboring
Solefully with his tender feelings, until
her arm was weafled. Then as the hope.
full rose, all flushed and worn, and sor.
rowftil, and gained a safe distance from
the ayenging Nemesis, lie placed the
thumb Of one hand to his nose, and play.
fully moving the other fingers, remarked:
''Ya.ah think ye hurt me don't ye2
Didn't know I'd got four pair Of your
flannel drawers on, did YET See anything
green in my eye2 Ya.ahw And then he
went out and punched his neishbor's
little boy because he dared to eat tally
In his presence. Such is life
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TRAVELLERS should wear ElmEOOd col.
lars. They are easily carried, wear well,
look nicely, and do not require washing.
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THE days are getting so long and so
fast now that the gas.lamps are extin-
guished while 1t Is yet dark, SO az to be
ready for the change Of time in the SUM-
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DOR sALE.-Tcn Shares, 81 900 each, OF
l. the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works at Ashland, KY. This is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment IN the
West and Is now in full and successful OPP.
Grafton. For further particulars address
THOMAS II. NORTON,
de9S Financial Agent, ilCO Main st.
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To THE PUDLIc.-1 will have three
additional statesmen this coming week,
and will better prepared TO wait on YOU
promptly and avoid the delay that has
occurred in my store during the past
week. j. W. FERREL,
(.nrnnr Main md 0nth Gtrnnir
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The "dampnesa" OF yesterday wa' not
welcomed by the skaters.
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STREET RAILWAY sTocK.-J. c, Her.
vey, auctioneer, on Saturday, in, front Of
the Court House, sold forty.thtee shares
Of street railway sIocE at an average Of
Sl28 30 per share cash.