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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-18
FOR SALE.
TRusTEE,s SALE.

BY virtue q a dseil Of trust made and executed
by john 7. Courtney and Ellntrth Courtney bis
vile 70 the undeESigned trustee, bearing data the list
day ofOrtOher A. b. 1874 and recorded In the Clerks
OlhcO VI the County Court Of Ohio county West
Virginia, In Dccl Of Trust Book No pages No.
IS and ~, Wlll sell At Puhllc. Auction at the
front door VI tho Court HnttsO oil tho said Ohio
county, In tho dly Of Wheeling, GU
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of March, 1876,
Beginning al 10 O'Clock A. n, d aid day, tbs fol-
lowing described real GHtate, that y y ay; llees
Or Parcel u ground situated on W0OdA Runt In Ohio
county, West VlndnIa, about three quarters Of
uils rum GrlHsVIll0, and b0unluiaS follows COm.
mencipg III a stake COrlGr to IhaAc y Kelly and
the Smith farm, and running thencu North ~ ".
rs l-l0 f1Fty.ElX and lrl0pOles " stake on WOOla
Run; thehpOl down hilil run s. MA ". III S-l0O(
thiEty-iur and 300 poles " stake; thenCG $ 81
T. IA tiiOO nrty-sevenapd ii-i00 pOles to stake;
thence n g7Ifs 4. ~ 2S-l0O) twelve and 2s.l00
pllDa " stake: thanCO 6glSS T.. ~ l-lOl tWelty,
QUO and l-l0 poles; thenco n Gl1o ~ S-l0Q nLne-
teen aud s-lU poles ID the place VI beginning cum
talnlng eleven acres, two roOds and eighteen per
ChCS With oil improvements and appearances
thGrruRl0 belonging, helng al the same Pr1lprty
which was conveyed 20 the aid John !, courtney
By deai Of William y. Hubbard, Special Commits.
dDner, bearing even date With the ah0ve mentioned
deed u trust aAl FVcuFdcl i4 DUvd BOok No. G!,
fEhSs op sALE-Ons.thITIl Of tho purchase mon
ey 10 CaAhOn thR day Of sails, and The residue IN two
equal payments ii ak and twelve mOnlhs, with In
teFeSt tFOm day Of sale, and deed Of trust TO bc
given by the purchaser 10 secure the dOlcTnl pay,
nlents, Selling u TIuAtee will convey the utla
which Is ywtT,l In mV by the Mll dCCl " trust,
iU9 j, q, GIIl.ESPI, Trustee
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Market st., Opp. Mcclure House.
E,Rrrr rRrEs, snRrRnENY, IA.

The urntolor, of Pleasant fiji Nursoty. We.l
VltdnIa. ira nav Ubrina IIe most eS,pnIsIe mn.
nv stGrk SrIWn within 16G gtSiG in many y,STs
ThIdF. lSnr vrSti eSreritnrt, md 6sTFvitt1t, m
N ,,TesNnl yety hrge e0IIrriiSt AZ ali EnIs NJ
ir,tS pinlfarinv al Mid new yNTIttIOs which mt
Lg1 tdsteti In vdHoiiS tSniNitp. and I6nnd veil
SlaptSl 10 ma uinIaiO, Our trCt aFS All IRWIN on
ina hjghrs( Sni IN IhIa eol,ntFy. 1ntl eEn0Sri In
storms on ali sIIIGs which SCIircs 10 lEo nInnigr
STSySt M KIN In 6tIsIfhn, ShLs ami IS,,hie ,bo
sm6ihi Of nnjs a. essential 10 lid TGOl vroWth II
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TlRusTEgS SALE OF THE
Clemens Farms,


BY Virtue II two deeds Of trust made by sObIcSkI
Rraly, Tnlstr, and AIG Catherine / Clemons,
llly one dBlel the 10th Gay Of November, 1870 and
tile other dated tho LIST day Of April 1871 and both
NJ record In tho Clerks 0iECe Of thu County Court
for Manl4ll county, West Virginia, ono IN deed
bOOk No, 10 pagQ o. and tho other In dOel u trust
hook No. !, plg9 ~, will UiIrr for sale At Public
Auction, al tho front luOr Of the Cmrt HOUSE. u
OhlS npNy, West Nirginiu,On .1f.
TUESDAY, March 18th, 1875,
ut 10 A. u,thO prnparty mentioned and dOsCTihCd
IN tho two dDell Of trusts aiQrClldi tho zane lalng
tile tT1ct " land for SOmO llme knOwn a. the
CLEMENS FARMS, situated In tho county Of Mar
shall West Virginia, on tbs waters u Wheeling
Creek, At the mouth u Stull's Hun, and blatant
alput two ullGs from Elm Grove Station on the
HNmphUld Railroad, ..
This AaId harm Is diVhlel by StulS Run Into two
Arns " tTuts u alNut equal she, zach containing
About n aires. Nearly allOt hu land undOF high
state u CuivRllOn Ii very rich and beautifully liz
cAle Upon tho youth OF GSt portion therO u largo
stone mansion house, with all tho necessary out.
buildings, and upon tho other part llIOre Is gOcl
tGnant hb,lR.
Said FARMS will sOld VIher SePamtSly or tOgsth-
VI, 10 suit purchasers,
The TrrAtCa VIII, oil application, give any lniOr-
mRtDn that may In desired ~ To itrni conditions,
30, and Nv alsi has a complete plat aud survey Of
lIC haul showing tlleXtcnI, lines, irnees improve
TilQntS, Sc,
fmMs alo n,Nlo known On ,lay Of sale
..I HAkNLBA FORBES, Trustee.
WHEELING, Feb. s. 1915 ic3
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CINCINNATI, February l7.-COttOn quiet,
Ike, Flour and Wheat firm md unCiinng.
Gd. Corn dull &c., Outs dull, 50a03c. Rye
steady, 81 w. Barley quiet and unchanged.
Eggs firm, SOC. Butter shnhe iirmCr.
Cheese Arm. Oils-Linserd Rrm, S2aS3c.
Lard Oil firm, $r'l0ai Y. Pork SO w.
Lard steady NhIl nmoderite demand; steam
$i3 6OI4dij 40; kettle $3.50. Bulk Meats
steady md In moderate demand; shoulders
GAa6JSc; clear rib 0sGai0hC; clear lOIa
lO&C. bacon. GlsnIRntl~fair and market
firm, Observation-Disclosures. Whisky
firm, 500 ,,ll +,
lIOGS-Quiet and firm for good grades
common dull, 50 25aG 40 fair 10 good pack
Ing 80 1Oa7S5j choice s. 30a7 80.
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NeW YorlL Money and sloells.

NRw YoRK, February F.-MoSRY-
2l4aS per cent. Crime mercantile paper
4aG per cent, .4,..
STBRLEG Observation-Disclosures, in
consequence Of the continued squeeze in
cash gold, the dealers having reduced the
rates i've times during the day, The lowest
sales we're at sL7s Tor 60 days and S4.S2
sight The closing prices we're $IsO'l and
$4.SSk, U
GoLD-Opened at ll5%, rose to 1883,
declined to 1854, recovered to ll5H, fell
of to 1l4Js, aud closed at ll5. The rates
paid for borrowing were 10, l-39 per diem,
and l.64 and 5 and 9per cent, per annum,
Loans alterward were made fiat, and at l
per cent, for carrying, The Assistant
Treasurer discussed $4,000. ClCRripgs,
S7l,0OO,0OO. Customs receipts, S4s7,OOO.
GoyRRNMESB-A fraction lower, in
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- Nrw YorL br,y' Goods,

New YORE, FebfnAfy i7.-The trade
movement ID still intercepted by Tho cold
weather and thBi difficulty Of tfnhSporta.
ton. Cotton goodsare ffil. with an upward
tendency nearly al shGctings have nd.
vahcCi3Iic t1GytnAktf aud lsUStoti llenims
have advanced, Cotton dress goods and
skiftihgs ate higher. Shiftings and fancy
prints are In moderate demand, and cling
hams arc active with III upward look,
NvoOlen goods continue quiet. Hosiery
yEfY nuiRt.
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..,s,,g, 'ts;., P.sS3ts:,A,si:' n:

dents Of Psychology, lSa notebook CON
tanning the last thoughts anil reflections
Of MORGAN, the llCrbnlst, who was re.
Gently guillotined for poisoning his two
wives. Subjoincd area few extracts:
September I'll have no more hope, but
| should like to die pluckily, Shall |
suffer after exGcutiOn2 Does the bod or
The head feel anything after? II iss0id
that when the knife falls you are already
deal. II is frightful.
September l3.--I have no grudgu
against the exccutioner. Tie merely does
his duty. will ask to shake his hand
to show him that forgive him. don't
know him, but should like to know
what sort Of a man lie IL. .....Ul.
September l7.-G know lletndrGcII, the
former exccutiuner, very well. lie was
very polite and very gentle. lrenembgr
thai when he gpillotInFdulhpOlnt1e
he addressed KIN ~ 1Slonsicur" several
times. also saw him gnillOtine Tropp-
min, who resisted. litsaid to him, "NOw,
be uuiet, like good boy" But don't
know my e1ecutipRsr. Whata tetFihe
thing Il must bc when lie puts his hand
on your shoulder ..,.,....
September 2SiAft wifi fkbbWbc over
perhaps tomorrow. They have been very
kind 10 me. They have taken of my
straight jacket 10 let ME write. They lent
HE books. However, yesterday, when
asked for the Dernicr tqIr GA COpF mnS
lheYrEfnsed ID Mo. M lCt2
the Figure and Gdnloia say about me
They e's I tsr5s|'sS S'S ORA M,
said shOuldcver ein those papersP
lie Figaro, from which these eXtrAct'
arc thketi, atlia 'VThtee ddyAilAteF tllt
head Of MORGAN fell into the basket"
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Death Of tho Venerable Waiter
('FniR.

From tho wsahInEea va RFFtgJ A { ..
The people Of Washington county will
learn with fpgrotut thCdeath SINE Hon
Walter Craig, pf, Gross Creek, This
melancholy event occurred at tho resi-.
dcnce Of his daughter, in MadisoV, IN,
dihta,OAI Aba ICtIhsthtf SketE ID IAs
bceh ~ Nome wdekS oh q visit. Ilis re.
mains were brought to Eutgettstown, on
Saturday last, and the funeral took place
atthc Cross Creek Presbyterian chtteh,
where he was no elder for many ycNtS.
Mr. Craig wastishty.ninc years Of a9fNt
the time Of his death. lie Mas highly
honorcd and esteemed by the SiliseIAbf
Washington cointy whom 70 had tc.
presented for some years in tile lOgtslA.
ture, and also betved in the CoIstilnlioh.
al Convention q 1897, lie had alle,l
many other positions Of honor and profit
with great iHehty and TO The enlifc
satisfaction ofthk parties intetcstcdL w
man Of purcr character has not lived In
our midst and HI memory will be chotiSh.
ed by all who Md the honor and pleasure
olhia acquaintance.
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Alleged REASONS why MIR. I'riclI.
NrI, Of Marion. voted against
the CAPITAL IIIlI.

From tho Falrmont yiylhIan. n...,
All petsons wlfotArt 'ach,ttthtcd Nth
Mr.. PriNhard understand well enough
why he takes such stand. Il y bis:
lie Is a standing candidate f6r The House
Of Delegates-onc Of Marion's veteran
representatives, and to remove the Cali.
tai from its present location woHld he II
Cnrtnilment Of his salary he could not
possibly endure. 'vItighpt honor, but dol.
lars dnd eehls that induces Mr..
pritchard 10 serve ls 80 ably
and 40 faithfully. II the Capital Yerc TO
be temporarily located at Wheeling, as Is
now the intention Of The Legislature, We
seriously doubt whether Mr.. Pticharl
would ever consent to he n candidate
a@HisSsi nSFf S55is 8SjoTf 1858 %$iis's q
travel, rs there Is now in going to
Charleston lie would be only sixty
miles from the Capital II Il were at Wheel.
Ing, and mileage bring Abe great a$tb.e.r,tt1
inm and nothing more, he would like
many other PATRIOTS retire with disgust
and disappointment from the political
arena
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, February H. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat dull and weak;
No. l amber western 81 goal I'll No. 2, 81 II
nj IS; No. | red ~ 1Sal 10. Corn quiet;
nigel western 100, Oats firm; white west.
en- 67aGSU; mixed 05a6G. Rye firm NJ 81 70
al o.. Provisions quiet and easier. Pork
nOmihally $40 7hB210O. hulk Meats firm;
shoulders 7ka7He; clear rib lOai0Mc. lIa.
con steady; shoulders sHc; clear rib liza
4 IiC; hams l4ai5cis Emrh nOininally i33|a
iIkE Butter steady; western tub 24A30r;
western roll 2ta26e Petroleum excited
and higher; 79Sa7Kc. C9ilee Steady; good
10 prime Rio rargops iSlSal0Nc. Whisky
QNlel and unseLled a. sl0 o.. ---L ID.
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philadelphia.

PtitADkifnA, February IL. Flour
quiet and weak; s1berfht 81 t0a5 70; Wis.
GOnSin anil Minnesota extra ~ S7ab 30;
Pennsylvania indiana and Ohio 81 25ROOO.
Wheat iull; rod 81 I'M 10; amber 81 20.
Rye, g6r. Corn held ttlnGr; yelluw 7sc;
miAad western 7Sjlc. Oats, limited de.
mandj white GSu. Pork steady, $40 bOa20 60.
Clover Seed source ut II TalIAc. Batter
steady; New York and llrNlfOrl county CX.
ttnS Jih37c; do irSts ala35c. Cheese iitmt
New York fancy iJ4t. Eggs firm, agN4lc.
Petroleum fithi; refined He Cfud0 i0iSc.
Whisky nominal at 81 Us.
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IAColo.lrnod lIar.tLY,,lrE. ,

y COlOrsI arlygtN
"Dlsturbing the peaee," said Iii Honor
"sturbin the peace, CHIP
"YCs, sir, yOu nru charged with throw
ing n stone through saloon window"
throwing stone, eh|
AYES, sir, throwing stone and then
. IuHRl"s iSF@ a%as thYi@ y liAt
ayes, sir what have you got to say for
yolrselfp n.,r n.
"Dcy say ! frodo stun, eh%
ayes, sir"
"And dat run awAy?' ....l.
AYES, sir" rlE. "A.
"And dat ! was cotehed| 30.
"Yes, sir" yls D.,
"And dat / was fetched hors?"
"Yes, sir; do you plead guilty or not
guilty. .. .,,,,., .yv..
Theprisnhrr bttt6neil up hiScdatAhiit-
ed around to face the audience, and then
stretched out his arms and demanded; J
"Whar's de man who Sayed | frodc u
rtun% ..... ,I,
No answer. ......
"Whar's de man who said Irn awayT
Painful suspense. ~ IN
"Whar's de accuSer." .
The officer in the case had failed to put
in an appearance, MS well rs the witnesses,
and the prisoner was discharged. lie left
asa SfoSitasserib kdSEod nd1 A&S4tS u
door he Vas heard ayiRgi
"SpOsn hadn't stood up dar and made
dem speCchesi Whar would BE- nowT
And tho pldpWlh wind pOglN4Pround
the gables, tdldblt16ysfhhe h9SA.roots,
and sadly echoed; "Whar"-- Detroit Free
Press
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Totkbo, February IL. Flour quiet anil
tlhthghged. Wheat guicti extra 81 iOlSa
q i.N6. | white Michigan 81 %; extra do
~ Az; amber 81 O69Si seller April 81 10;
seller May 81 i2If; No. 2 red 81 U3H. Corn
dull high mixed 68hc; seller March $50;
heller April 6gXc; seller May IKE; low
'mi4etl O5NA60c; white Csc. OatS quiet md
unchanged
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wheeling stock Market.
IHathttSts EsdItfAt1IfA III pfbil6i, II =

NTHFPFFIl F'Y3ItH'' NFIFft HVl.Vl.7'Vl'08
are The arrivals OF stock at the ChtiStman
House yatdl dpfips last wCakt and tlEful.
Ing figures paid by purchasers
CATrLE-Arrivals during the week, 70
head; sold at, 81 tQag 90 per CEt,, ,,a,
IttlGsA AffifkR bArinS th5 M, IA
head! S6id Il N ba7 15 ftf cwt
CALvEs-AFrivAls during the week, ~
head; sold at a. 6Oas 20 Per head ~ iib
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lt0lrnnr1 u iHa1iiis al.

wAsnnurusb FSnuaryN IFe1'tHs ph.
lernpon M unknown man .sB9ltL RllS
yeht4 bitAge, jnnifttl iF6h'thdSetdha oil!
aide gallery bilths dOhbdi uly Cahioli
and struck biz head IitStl ign thS tgof vi
The main bAiiimF, 6he hhdfeti Ind ffly,
icCt below. The G6rdHtF wiz underworld
Ascertain his name.
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RTITWWTheTE1 !

CtNClSNArI, February l7;-A mall
train leaving here this morning on the
Ohio i Mississihpi Railspal fah of thO
inG IBrto tCGchtg tdhlAelcly idEet!N NJ
ono was seriously Hurt. The accident
Nas caused by broken rail.
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NEw YoRK, February i7.-A proposi;
ton il under consideration by the Board
81 Education 10 make obligatory the study
of German in the public schools Of thla
city. II mects with Influential 0proaltlP4I
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PITTspURaH, February 7.-WAeat quiet
and Shslahet Ig On, ltAruaiu 74aISsi
ShSll6d 7Sa75G, Petroleum, crude u IA
| 80 ut Parkorsi refined i4c, Philadelphia
delivery.
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NAV TY16kIl I l4h9ltS1 l1.-Mllo. a.
biha, 4 member u the slFakosch operate
troupe, lately disbanded, sailed for Europe
totloy. ,lYrg lBaq2 L lTAiW
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CLEVELAND, Felnudty TO- AWheat quiet
and unchanged. Corn steady and unchang.
Cd. Oats 6Fm and unchanged. Petroleum.
firm; standard white ilAni Ohio State test
19iic; small lots 1a2e higher.
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FINANCIAL AND eOHMERCIAL.
WheelIng WhoIesaIe MaElLet.
4oEElcB DAIRY IETRLLIsRNCER,
EH Wednesday, February II.

- . hh wednesday, February ". J
There Is no question, we think, but what
there Is q better and more hopeful feeling
in commercial circles, and possibly aslight
lmpIoVemsnt III general BUSINESS, Our
merchants and manufacturers as well, are
hopeful Of IN average Spring trade, In
general produce buSiReSsis better, and We
are hopeful that WIN continue to improve,
APPLRs-Ths receipts continue light in
consequence Of the cold weather rendering
1t hazardous to make shipments, but the
supply, notwithstanding 1t Is small, is equal
to the demand, which is confined to sup
PlYiAg ippedata wants, Sales in AjDb.
bling way, at $2A225. Q
BuTTERIThe receipts are liberal, the
demand fair, hut our market lAHkS Grmness,
and dealers generally eyipcc stFone, dis
position to make prices to suit the views Of
buyers, This haS been the means Of hRlp.
ing to keep the receipts cleaned up Rnd
avoided any accumulation. Choice isTuo!
tel Of SQc. ID lT9dmui9 lG1ilFEll
BAKING PoyDRR-3ja3sc per pound.
RRoOMsMF Fancy, 80 45a4 T5aO %; plain,
81 5Oa2 70,
CHRRsE-Tade continues quiet, but the
general tone Of the market Is frm, and with
Gn increased demand an advance Is NOT I'M.
probable, We continue to quote prime
Ohio Goshen, l4Al6Isc; New York, IKE,
= ,SANSEDi GQOps Fhe demand contin-
ueS light and the market il quiet, Peaches
IS n cans, . 50 per dozen; Q b cans, :? 10.
40mGtQes3S b cans, q So 9, IN cans,
q 10, Ebrn-WinSlow ut $g no. other
Sweet Corn, ~ 90 common Corn, 81 70.
Observation-Disclosures, S2 90; Pine
FBlss iaSsS4 III 4Rs y R sgss Y i SSlss
PIpms, ~ "; ! b Cows Oysters, f. 70; 2
b CoyO Oysters, " 20.
CIDRR-COmmOn, 81 per barrel Cham
phign, $oper barrel; crab,S $l9 PEI barrel.
---lRIRD- ERulT-ApplsS-q uotablOat eS7c'
vvSsSSStS klksSS' isS SsS t%4Fdsl. So
per b. MGssIna Oranges, 81 per box Mes
sInN Lemons, u ~ per bog. m 7ygI
I E6Gs.fhe AovOro wSatherhas interfered
very much with the receipts, dealers report
n Ing IsS4s Pes tS'''NR %s'''''
FISH Quotations are for packages con.
tainia4 lOOApOppds Of SOUND fish, eight
|'yFsAii a. i!nfSPi ,EsAlL'ss T.
large 81 81; No, 5 do medium $j"j Cod
fish at 81 So Lake white fish 500 Lake
FLGTG-Ths ,icnlnnL cbhtipies light,
with u Strong pressure to sell. We quote;
E FSSy n 'r"; ss !,
s s"%Iiy G!Glg 5SS si x x
Snrlnr ,,,,,,,.,,,..J k,,,,,,.,.,,,.., ~
Ityc ,',,,',, 900
plckwheAt FlOlrptr.Y.rgr".,r""' Y,r5NY lHr ~
FEATtIETs-plll; live goose 500.
GfNsENG.-Sl co.
2efotSSf FASsS lelA gPfPI 7ratb& bFa9b
activity IN the grain markets during the
past week, hit the demtmd "A chiefly to
supply immediate wants. The quotations
rQmNip; lHh4tArH@ liTeA,2 AlG No. I
white, 81 i0al 10. OHiS-lijH7Oc. tOrH-i.Oc.
RvS-r&l BaekIAhsat--a0VR 0IL $500
GROCERIEs-Tmde il reported very fHiF,
ind stronger market is looked for aS tn
Rio 'iS,qAStEd ii 8HcS TFhh9lS chbice at
2ia2H1G java Sha37G sbsRt rOaSted ,At
zoe; old yellow Rio, none in the market.
SyrRp'-Conmon ut 65Fi pFhne Oja7Oci New
Orleans Molassrs Oju10c t"rpEiYC., SWlY
a 4 ~ il IL II
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cRoeERIEs.

0UNDRIES,
Bee Hive Sugar Cured Hams,
Bee hive Sugar Cured Shoulder,
Bee Hive Sugar Cured Beef.
Smoked Tongues,
Oregon Meas Salmon,
Oregon Fresh Salmon, in cans.
Extra Ness Mackerel, ......
Fancy Pearl Meal, ...
Fresh Oatmeal. V
Cracked Wheat
HOminy GritS,
California Fruit, in Guns, Il
Just received by
H. j. SMYTH,
Tell Corner Of Market and 18th So,
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.TRANsPoRTATIoN.
RA4FMoRE &oHIo RAILROAD co

MAS43l1ass IS
On and after Monday, November Is, 1874, Pas,scn-
scr trains will run ~ follows, Wheeling time:
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Nos. !, 2, Sand 4 run bully 10 and from Clnehi.
natl Iqlh0r lrplns Daily except sunday u
mi ilNnliiS i Vi, Mi q; i,ni L nr;,,sII,i
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INMAN LlNE.-F1zed Southerly Course.

CABIN 80 and o.. rolt a1e0r-lng 70 ACCOMMODATION
Round Trip .aais ~ Tow rates
STFRI f. ga Currency. Ira", issued ~ lowest rates.
For cabin t, aasral business elN H' tt ON.
ranvs o,, 40 i Br1advay. For o.eer Passage al No
IS Broadway JT er 40 y II .-.,,- o MN ,.o,+
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RT-uDvC STATTsTTCs

For the week ending SATURDAY Juy - $50 ron rec ris Of
Department * Rui"cs, Wait W Adams superintendent
The Bureau ot IDsp-ct'n robert McGinis onfi rcror
plans specifications submitted Tor the erection % -.
new buildings. at IN estimated cost ot 81 o3oo ca.s,l
follows, O-Nit: dwellings, Trench rai+,
tenement g; stores. Office business, scaO0lhOUa",
public building frame al9o plans Cor The alteration ~ 10
b. lGags estimated OF ALI % TuaSing tpl
estimated cost "a for erection oi and tic al.
"a buildings - pccnl applications were sIbitiri
81 frame and other structures a. Oi winch
approved. - GisaDpravcd ana - ara pending.
Tie iiiir,an NiUati0ns Andrew owens, Chief reports
law rrI0tei Il violations ~ Jaw removed
H. DuildTss Reported 80 made SAFE d taken down.
y: violation cases attorney for Tn cujion. VIOLA
ti.a notices served. unsafe build ices served %
Bureau ~ Work aId r. Escarts. G. * iyie thlrL
$40 l'lGS
inspe ions oi buildings relative 10 me
TIE ricc'IfS inI'
which reported IN con-
t d. and Is or less Of7tTlcted or Teqmrng re-
lairs 30 were ~ front ale only % when
were found had condition, - wcr" r'"NWn'Gois oi
hu ia nas previously reUIred renrng nic"~oap"S "
ad,i- eegres oa ~ ot wlch me tr9ur'-
tniio vi -. and tlr
thereto were reiirr IL Inspections % chUT s n
reference rCres reqirm we're oiAsei oS "a
thea rs halls amusement ~ rH'ffnre 10 on
strcf0a AS, duTnc puhc pcr:orrahc8 thrrlhi 90 -
Orders ans, and lncls .cste4 and approved 20
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PROTECTED BTVTDTNGS

For which plans were submitted % D-gGrtm NJ u Buildings
81 riDn week ending ~atrrllV. July - $50.
soHta side 100 rt easi OF El"FenlhaEc
LIia;. an telcncus tacA hFo slole- ""A'u
ilzah~t. Vaudeyi L. Owner.
Thirty a No. l12, one brick school, one story
. $40 D. (irin.t,r'n. owner
vqfl r me depot. and aA stories a'--j New ora
and Harlem Ra.lYlti tOmpauy 0NHeI~.
0lpu-a .-- NO roo brick store and tenement ave soiis
o,x.-: II. !. Newman owner
90 y. H II,l. owner. go. -, e
Fr,rCh f0ts stone r eacb 0ar stories 47'A'' r.
r. rh avc east side ~ feet north n seventy sixth ST.
brick pubhc building, s jssx-j9 Gorlnfh Hospital
". w. WaEcufn, owner. .
IL feet rrfi II First ave. brick tores frstclass dwell
inrs. each l0uI stories, zoA4u. Jphn Wont, owner. .
feet IN '-rNcitaaFr,
brick Once one story. 1871 T. I4.nat.on, 3wuor.
EyiuciOr no lJ1 ct store aAH trhtHtLi HN' ''i'
2-xI2 W. Kr0cn-.D. owner
,ef ic ST. 300 Stone store and tenement, I've
stories . .'.bIG ". s.. y .r'.r, owner.
i w.. south IVES; coIu.I c. Broadway. fran" sized,
TWO stories ZOX-I5; AektTial - Coz, pWneit
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Austion 51les of Real Gsiaie.
EXECUTOR's SALE

EXECUTOR's SALE
II by agp foreclosure 81 % the best NANUFAC
TURING SfriS and finest WATER Pi.IN ILEGEs In East;
ern New York factory, dwelling bouse t-rant hour and
about ore hundred aid vs.uate lsn VITA The
water pTive and rights Of appa-tennnt Thereto
banks of tire IN TIE MID Il Of the lannon's
Shandaken lumber region IN the inw OF saniakon 10 the
County Ulster y viii be sold unfr the direction OF
ROSN ELL LOCKWOOD, Referee IN pursuance 81 de-
Judgment supreme CONT ~ The state Of New
York The the city ~ Kingston v Y. on the
26th day Of August 10. at o'clock N the hsrrson Fos
further particulars ID res- y. T. BRO FAD cashier % the
Kingston National Bank. VAN FIT IN & CLkARWAIEls
Attorneys. gc Kingdom y. v, u. J. HARRISON Si4
Weal TWenty f0urih a.. Y. u. civ.