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New York, January l5.-The German
societies Of this city are TO receive the
remains Of Bayard Taylor on their arrival
with appropriate ceremonies, The re-
mains will lie in state at the Governors 8
room in City Hall, ..,-s..,zI
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RUSSIA AccEprs A AREDuCrlox.

CoNsrANTrNoPLR, January l6.-The sig
nature Of the RusSo!Turkish treaty Is eS-
pected tomorrow. {i'4i z nfAItTl
Russia, It Is understood, accepts the re-
duChon Of ofindemnity by one hundred mil
lion roubles and payment in paper rou-
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A ThIeyIng Postmaster,

CINCINNATI, January l5.-John Beck,
postmaster at Frenchburg, KY, was ar
rested yestesday on the charge OF riflins
valuable letters. II Is alleged that be has
broken open upwards OF thirty letters
within the last three months.
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WrLxEsBARRE, Pa, January l5.-The
Parish Company's striking miners have re-
sumed work at ten per cent reduction in
wages. The Plymouth division Of miners
will resume tomorrow. The reduction
lasts till the LIST of April, 10
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\ Lltlie nsflsIenex.c. 4 q. n =. n n.n n.n.l. !.

cNcrSSArI, January il. THE discovery
was made to,dayeot deficit in The
Office Of Sheriff Wallace, of this county.
Of S23,0O0. No explanation as yet. '''
Chas, EESyeet lsaGo., Of boston, were
the sdtecs sstul bidders to-day for one nil.
lion dollars oi F.S0 bonds 81 the Cincin.
,1 1ati Southern ssg RaaIlE04a ct A premium a
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fhIeare Caiiln rlnrIIL,.,.

CHICAGO, January lS.-The Droyers' Journal
aoos- Receipts 1900 head; shipments
$500 head Active and strong; light g Goa
2 q 70; choice heavy e SOas OS; mixed packing
CATTLE Receipts AGO head; shipments
t9o head. Steady ( shipping 81 06a5 So; Other
grades slow and unchanged. ~
sHEEr-Receipts ! 100 head; shipMenh 500
head. Good SUPPLY and steady at s 0oa4 50
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NEw Yoax, January l5.-Cotton-Dull at
9 S-l6a07-l6c.- Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Buyers favor; rejected spring 745Ic;
No. 8 spring 9Oa92c; choice No. 2 do 81 90;
choice old No. Minnesota. spring and store
81 19 ungraded red 81 DIAL 90; No. 5 do 81 IA
03l1; No. 2 do 81 00Na1 10; No. l do 81 lOEa
| l0H; ungraded amber 81 02]I; No. 2 amber
81 06Hal o.; ungraded white 81 l0al l0IS;
No. 8 do 81 cox: No. 2 do 81 DIAL 0s; No. !
do sales OF 10000 bushels at 81 loyal II Y;
do sales 400 at 81 l2. Rye-Steady; State 5Sc.
Barley-Dull Nc. 8 western 7Oc. Malt-Nom.
inally unchanged. Corn-Quiet; ungraded
471Ia4S1lc; No. 8, 44Nc; steamer 45Ia45J Nc
No. 2 46sGc store; 47KalSXc aaoat. Oats
Dull :. No. Swhite 321lc; No. 2 white 8S14a35c;
mixed western 30ISaSlc; white western S3J<
S5fc. Hay Quiet bnt steady. Hops-Firm
and unchanged. Coffee-In fair demand; Rio
cargoes llal9c; job lots llal7c. Sugar-Quiet
but firm; fairIo good refining 6;Sa8JEc. Mo.
lasscs-Q Quiet and unchanged. RicO-In good
demandi Carolina 53la7c; Louisiana 694a8Jzc.
Petroleum-Quiet but firm; United 43Ga7 Hc
crude sAaS[c; refined DC bid. Whisky
Sl IL. -.r faH.f .....t t...... '..... I'D.
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ToLEDo, January l6.--Wheat-- Quiet and
firm amber Michigan spot and January CSC
No. 2 red winter spot and January 65kc;
February 96Hc. C0rn-Quiet; No. 2 size.
0ats-Quiet; No. Q 22Nc,
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Ilr,, Is7D,

commencing al 10 o'clock a. w., acertaiu portion or
LOT Of ground q that parcel Of land which was 90 thE
eth day Of February, 1870, conveyed 70 Christian
Frank BY deed from y. B. BuShdeld st al as recorded
tn the kecorder ofice Of Ohio county, West VIHi-
MIA 70 Deed Book No. 81 page 100, the portion or lot 70
b0 SOd, being bounded and described = follows Be-
ginning on the north lde Of the County Road at the
north east corner Of Charles SChweitiegOF'S lot,
thenco running along tald County Road Ia north
eastern direction hity 0l feet thSuce nOrthWaFy 10
GeoEea Run (iS feet thence down Said run
atty sO feet 70 schWertieger'B llne thence south.
wardy along aid sehWeFiegets east line sixty GOl
leet 70 the place Of beginning.
Terms Of Sale: One half Of the purchase money,
OF ~ much more Is the purchaser may elect 10 hand
the balance In Two equal lnsAmentS payable Six and
twelve nonths respectively ateF date Of sale with III.
tSr the purchaser to ve bonds for the deferred n-
ltAllmenS secured BY deed Of trust on the property
together with policy Of Insurance on the bulldns
duly assigned Title believed to 10 good but selling u
trustee shall convey only such tle Il d vested in
me BY said deed Of trust. - rTf'7
By GEO. p. LINCH, Solicitor. ...
VIII. HALLER, AuctioneeT. isns
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CINcIxNArI, January l5.-Hoos- Steady and
IN fair demand; common q 85a2 65; light
g 70a2 75; packing e 96a3 is; butchers $3l5
aS 25. Receipts 7,7I0head; shipments 400 head.
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NEW YoRx. january -Husiness continues
moderate with package houses, and iobblng
trade quiet. Cotsons In lair request at first
band, and white gods piques and hosiery
more active. Prints In irregular demdnd.
Spring fancy caSdmeres sulting and ehevOits
In moderate request Foreign goods quiet
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WILLIAM NORTH, Trustee.
J. CHANRERS HERvEY, AuctiOnear, IapS
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tus
TO THE DAILY INTELLIG ENcER
GENERAL :: NEWS. E.. e,
Disasters on the Ohio River.
The Indian Slaughter at Cheyenne TO
be Investigated.
Losses Of the Broadway Fire Reach
. E$AE $5250, ,009. { l.. srIl
Sherman's New York Appointments
Before the Senate.
Conkling Vents His Spleen Against
"a the Administration. , i.
Democratic Senators in Labor
Over Edmund Is Bill. nv"
The Popular Loan Bnl Discussed in
the House.
The Ayeraue Demoerat Lovss n rIntsr
Sherman's New York Appointments
Before the Senate.
Conkling Vents His Spleen Against
/ the Administration. 1r, i.
Democratic Senators in Labor
Over Edmund g Bill. H'@
The Popular Loan Bnl Discussed in
the House.
The Average Democrat Loves to Tinker
9 mn with hsFluaacei, I9f
Y AFt LES ESEt8 tAB
CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, January l5.

w 09hANNLONt SauuuI4 4us
SENATE.
Mr.. Voorhees, submitted resolution in
structing the Committee on Indian Affairs
to inquire into the circumstances which
led to the recent escape, of Ehe Cheyenne
Indians, and their slaughteflby the United
States forces. Agreedto.
Mr.. Allison, from the Conference Com
mittee on Military Academy Appropria-
tion Bill, submitted q fepott, which was
agreed to.
Tho House having agreed to the report
Of yesterday, the bill now goes. to- the
Ptesideiih 3 t!yE 9IE5Eftgss3E
The Bills on the calendar, not objected
to, were considered under the five minute
rule.
Pending the discussion the Senate went
into executive session, and when the
doors were opened adjourned: wv
HnTIGR
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Ge.4er~l Nnsaees.

NOTICE .1I7 17 ,'7
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Denwood Iron Works, for the election OF
Directors, will be held ut the office OF the
company, on Fourteenth street, on TUES.
DAY, JANUARY 18th, at Z o'clock r. n.
jAn14 ALONZO LORIN3. Sec'v.
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LOUISVILLE, January l5.-The ice broke
early this morning and has been moving
all'day. A number Of barges were swept
away and q ierry.boat carried against a
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l
BALTIMORE, anuaryl5.-Flour-very active
and firm. Whcat-Western- "a shade iirmcr
No. 2 Pennsylvania red, 81 OK; No; 2 west,
ern winter red, spot and January, 81 O5Xa
] o5N February 81 0O7Sa1 00SE; March 81 O79S
al OK. Corn-Western quiet. and steady
western mixed, spot 43sGa4SNc: January
4S1Sa4Skc: February and March unchanged
steamer &c. 0ats-Quieta and about steady
western white 20a3lc; do mixed 27a28c; Penn
sylyania unchanged. Rye-steady and quiet,
HaYy.Dull and unchanged. Provisions Quiet
and Hrmer. Mese Pork-$s 90 for old and
- 20 for new. Bulk Meats-Loose shoulders
31c; clear rib sides Axe, car loads packed
4ha41c. Bacon-Shoulders, old, SIC; eliza,
rib sides, new, SIC; hams, new, 0a9I!c. Lard
|-Terces exc Butter-Actiyea and firm with
an upward tendency for choice western pack
ed, and rolls unchanged. Petroleum Dull
and held firm; crude SIC; refined unchanged
Cofee-Firm and quiet; Rio cargoes unchang.
ed Whisky-Dull and easier at 81 Goal COZ
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NRUsTEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

By virtue Of a deed ol trust made by Philip Grub
and AaPret, bis wife 10 ine dated the ot March,
is17, and recorded 10 the Otiee Of the Clerk Of tho
Decd Of Trust Book No. H. page 49, shall cell al
public suction, 70 the highest bidder, At tho trout
deoE q the Court House Of aid county In the city Of
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hIIUFl0y7,
y. 9. HERvET, AuctlOneer. Lr9
The above sale Is adjourned until sATUR6IY
December 2I A. D. lsiS al 10 clock A. NJ Al q as
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firnl
STATE BoNps-Dull.

srocKs-The market exhibited great buoy
ancy earlyin in the day and prices advanced L<aS
per cent Morris & Essex, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western Northwestern and st. Paul
leading the upward movement. Late In
the afternoon the failure Of NJ. L. b. Martin
had an unsettling influence on the market
and q reaction Of LalA pcr cent ensucd, the
latter Morris & Essex. Tho decline, however,
brought In good buyers, which caused rally
OF MaN per cent Dealings throughout the
day were on large scale and attended with
much animation.
Transactions aggregated 2a3,0OO shares, Of
which q, 900 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
1900 Northwestern common, 10000 prefer
red, 80 000 81. Paul common, 2l,0OO preferred,
5000 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
5000 New Jersey Central, 1900 Michigan Cen.
tral, 1900 Wabash, 5000 0hios, 1900
Western Union, 5000 st. Louis, Kansas City
& Northern, and 1000 st. Joseph.
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The Proposition 10 increase the state
School Tax. ..r

The principal discussion in the House
ol delegates yesterday was over a bill to
Increase the State tax for the support OF
Tree schools to 20 cents on the SlO0. No
bill thus fur introduced at this session has
80 stirred up the members OF that body as
Ws proposition. And this may well be
iAe case 1t is, practically, bill to make
'he Tree school system Of this State an
od'ous institution in the estimation Of a
nRe number Otcounties, and It ought to
Ee entitled an act to destroy the school
system r
lAepIea on which it appeals for support
s'hAt it would enable certain number
OIL counties to reduce their local leyies and
supply the deficiency from the additional
alao4ntthat would be imposed on certain
0'0er counties. A large number OF the
counties now pay into the State treasury
H'0% school money than they receive
I%t, anti this bill proceeds to collect Just
"'uO'e 'e"mnch from all such counties and
"'uS exempt, to that extent, at the expense
VI These counties, certain other counties
VT ~'S'c ~ Aepeople do not pay in as much
rs they receive back.
'"t'' Is no Justice in such proposition
""' IL Is 10 glaringly unfair that eyery
sO"nay That will be called on to suffer By
""''I be reused to high pitch Of resent
a4yn' al once Not only this, but we may
s'oa 1901 see a sensible weakening Of tho at
,S'''nSnt OF the people Of said counties L
1",, 1''y "noIe free school system. They viii
S %ON upon it as an instrument Of oppsus
% SIO'' anu discrimination in the hands o
"'s legislature, and as means Of freeing
". 'S'u'Se'ves from such an injustice will a
ths, y"'s U'S'N to agitate the question whether
aas,, a's,t only protection is not to 90 In for al
abolition OF the present system and a re
wi" sa 10 the former system of voluntec
DJ".,' ,Ss' "here every man will pay for tn
r"1y@''oR naI,S, Of Ills own particular child an,
nobody CIse's.
Wcmay take our own county hero as A,
ra,@pLe ro, @ Of how this bill will operate. sh
tion To' 1n'y y, pays " heavy local tag, in add
SS. h." 70 Tie State tax, for the support q
.So%" own !, schools, but she pays, over an
sSSos,. sS"SS tie independent support OF sal
4'O'' tax OF leu TO twelve thousan
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NOTICE.
nA% NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting Of the Of The CitI.
zena Railway COmplny will 10 held al Ihe fooHi Of
the Board Of Education, 1873 Market ST., lover CITY
Hank J, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 2SriI, 1915, nj
0'clWk r. ~, for tho election Of hVs Directors and
such other business as may require their attention.
lAnll HFE VAN n HALL RanIx
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Died.

NEW yoRE, January l5.-Johns D. Max
well, senior member Of the firm Of Clark,
Dodge & Co., died last night
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SHIPPING TkGS.-WE ALWAYS
S9.gsS hsSs 90 hand iGll AnS Of DRNHES0H'S SUP
IAuA Ehleh We arr prepared 10 pTInt al lowest
pSSt FREW d CAMPBELL.
Is And q FOaEISenIh 81
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SALE 0F'yALUABLE

TRUsTEEs SALE oFVALUABLE
Il REAL Estate y ~
Tho uudersisned Trustee, by virtue Of Deed Of
Trust executed 70 him on the 9th day Of November,
1876 by Martin L. Hill aud Clara c Hill, and on 10
cord In Deed Book No. II on page 3IS In tho
office Of the Clerk Of the County Court Il OhIo county
West ViEginla, will on
SATURDAY, February 9Th, 1873,
at 10 ocl0k at the front door Of The Court House
o. Ohio county proceed 10 Se at public auction 10 the
highest bidder, the following valuable real estate u
VII: All the Interest Of the said Martin L. Hill and the
Sald Clara Hill, conveyed by Sald deed u trust In
and 10 the three undivided ninth parts Of the tacts Of
land In Ohio county heretofore conveyed TO Jesse
Wells nov deceased by iOhn FawCeLt 10 executor Ol
the 4st VIII and testament Of James Pemberton de-
erased, By deed dated March 6th 1871, recorded In
Deed Book No. 20 onpagea lIG aud Ia; Ia he office OF
tho Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county West
being Two tracts Oue Of $50 acres aud the other Of
va acres and reference Is here nRdo 10 that deed for
tue description Of the same. From these tFaslS Of
land, one hundred and Bixty.niue Acres and twenty
Ave poles, being part Of above dGscribed tractS ot
land heretofore conveyed BY the said Jesse Wells TO A.
Wilson by deed 10 which reference Il here niAhs
oE full description u the Sanie dated August l6h
1856 ia teed BOOK No. u on page 90I In the Office oi
Var are expressly excepted. The said threc-ninths
Of the Sad tracts Of land will be sold subject 70 the OK.
eePlon herein bsiUTe stated aud also subject 10 tho
We estate thereln Of Cecilia Wells widow oi the S4I
yesse Wells according 70 the will Of the said
SS1ie WeIis deceased duly proved and prObated.
In Ohio county, West Virginia.
Terms op sAtE.-The purchase money will be re-
quiled 70 10 paid 10 cash. Selling aa trustee will
only convey such title As Is vested In me by the deed
o. trust above menuOned, though the title & believed
WILLIAM NORTH, Trustee.
FENDLEroN PENDLEroN, AttorneyS
J.CAA4RERS HERVEY, Aucti0near. ian4
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
AccEprTHR RRDucrIoS.

LONDON, January l5.-The arbitration Of
differences between the employers and
employees In the Cleveland and North
England iron trade resulted In q decision
for the men to accept per cent reduction
OF wages.
The cotton mills at Welson, near Bur
ley, have given notice OF q reduction. Some
Of the mills there have stopped altogether;
also at Padihana and WhittleHeld.
Eighty yards OF the roof at the Dinas
mine, at the shaft, have fallen since the
explosion, stopping ventilation. Explorers
cannot enter the mine, and there Is no
hope OF the rescue OF the sixty men en-
tombed,
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRk, January l4.-MOSEY- Easy
Of 81 per cent Prime mercantile paper "a
per cent Sterling Exchange, Bankers bills
firm at 4.si1G; sight exchange on New York
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FRANCE.
pREs1pENr rtrcrr:n.

E1s191D1s4EH .1l17VIHUs
PARIS, January l5.-In the election this
afternoon for President OF the Senate, NJ.
Louis Joseph Martel received 1853 votes,
and Due D. Audifret Pasquier 81 votes.
1900 COMMUNISTS PARDoNED.
PARIS, January 14.-President MacAIa-
hon has signed decree pardoning j, 800
communist, ~
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TRUsTEE's SALE,

By Virtaeol Decd Of Trust made bv william uo.
hAbb and Annie 2. McNabb, bis wife 10 the undry.
signed a. Trustee, dated tho 18th day Of May isS ana
o. record 10 The Clerks oLct 0i the County Cort az
ONO county West Virginia, ip box u deeds Of truSi
~ % mertsaG@ No. :, At page AsS, the undeTllEntd
THURSDAY. the 10Th day Of December. A. d. IS7s.
Commeneng at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ nell al public Ructiun
the front door Of the Court iouSe ii ala F0SSIv
70 the city Of Wheeling, West virginia, th0 ioiiGSS1
described real estate situate IN MD div couniy
sate, to.EiG The undivided hall ol H that mi al
iot numbered eghty-nine, IN the 6th Ward n s,ifi
city, which Md part measures agX nm In TIdth sa5
runs o. that width from The creek % line lfo1
ne Pyin where the western boundary of aid psft al
~ ~ inerseeS With tho north line o S0th ItrsCt 10
the Aley htfdnller mentinnbd and Al TiRht GhRleS
with the alley, and aid part also lneludel ihe trISn.
0at pieee q ground betyeen aid line LAST nanltd
ataHn 70 mld alley and 1Oth street; the AID paFt 0i
aid loi adj0ns an alley on the eait side oi IA paTt
loI and mealuTOt AZ feet on 10Th street. aud M 1
Sme the wagon shops lately OPeTliel Ly WIIlIam Mc.
Nap9, ana u TIE same granted 70 William MeNahh
Iha Ihonn AonAt BY Thomas NellI and other nv
1eed dated April SIh, 1884, and nov Of TrcOnl Ia al
ClrkA0Eee IN deed b0Ik No. 49, nj kOiII6 and
EKkAs oF SALR-OnO-thIrl 0f Tho plITrhas.l money
of . much M0Tv thereof ~ the puFraser NAV eIect "a
rayi tA cash, aud the residue 10 Two euuaf nStsI.
meah bearing Interest from Fhe day Al ia nSTShia
lf and twelve pl0nthA respectively fEon, az dsv N
ale and secured By deed ot trust On ihe IrGnYtv slS
The tue V believed goVd, but SellinE 4 TYastee i
4 deed Of trust, - 50 'S " MN
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W. II. HALLER, Aacticne ID a;
TRUSTEE's SALE.

Byvirtue Of deed Of trust made by Daniel Cady 10
the undersigned Trustee, dated the 18th day Of Nay
lSTS, aud recorded in the office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court oi Ohio county, West Virginia, In Decd
Of Trust Book No. -, page as will on
THURSDAY, the sOth day Of January, A. D. 1879,
Beginning At 10 O'Clock A. " Of said day, Al the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county In the city
Of Wheeling, sell At public auction the following de-
numbered one hundred and seventy iI70( being on
the north dO Of and bounding on Seventeenth street.
old Zane stroet IN the city Oi Wheeling, county of
Ohio and Stats 81 West Virginia, being thirty i0St in
.tOnt and one hundred and twenty ll9O) feet back,
Exreptng from the above descrIbed property the
north thlry-thEee (aS) feet heretofore conveyed by
Daniel Cady and vile 10 Mary Jane Cady, EliO u
Alon1o Cady, BY deed dated the 18th day u April,
lS76 and recorded 10 the office Of the Clerk Of tho
County Court Of Ohio county in Deed Book No. 65,
TEENs OF sALE-one.hnli, or as much more Of the
purchase money a the purchaser may elect 10 pay IN
cash, and the reIlne in 8x aud twelve months iroln
the day o. sale the purchaser 10 give his notes secured
" deed o. trust ON said property, for the said de-
ieFred instailmentSr payable six and twelve months
said day.
- B. B. DovENER, Trustee.
ron Aasakt
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YISANCiAL.

49, bank SUSPENSION.
EurAulA,, ,,ALA., January l5.-The Poo
pies Bank suspended. " y H..
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POLITICAL.
IN coLoRApo.

DENVER, January 14.-E W. Pitkin was
inaugurated Governor yesterday. His
message was devoted entirely TO State ai.
tairS. \. l. sil manager Of the Boston 4
Colorado Smelling Company, was also
elected United States Senator, receiving q
two.thirds vote In both houses OF the Leg.
lature. The Democratic votes were cast for
W. AS. Loveland.
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PAILsD FOR $4,000,
uYARLr 10 PII.L ms CONTRACTS

HAzsLuuRsr, Mass, January l5.-A
special reports the failure Of 3. Daniel 4
do. Liabilities $4,000.
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TRHJ:s3TENE's HJ:3 e SALE OF UNWoRKED,
Wagon Material, sc.

The undersigned Trustee hereby gives notice, that
By virtue Of the authority derived By him irola
Deed Of Trust made by William McNab6 10 him, dRted
the ieth day Of May 1876, and now Of record In the
Clerks ONCE Of The County Court Of Ohio county WcSt
Virginia, In Book Of Deeds Of Trust and MortGaSes
No, g. Rt folio as, he will, on, >, -
SATURDAY, December Il. AID. 1s7S
Commencing al 10 O'Clock A. ", Se A puble nuetIop
on the premises, on Twentieth street, between Msin
and Market streets, In the city Oi Wheeling StEt0 nI
West Virginia, known aS McSabb'G Wagon shop' the
toiIoWing personal property, tO-Elt:
1ot oi Ielloes assorted Sizes about 700 in Io Int
Of large eane cart apokts about 800 lot Of eane caTt
spoEes assorted sizes, about 500 6i4 ell0es 0F FoDt
wheels o. cane wagon l4S cane cart locust hubs NOR.
tSed " ANAL cane cart hubs mOrsFIl; about b6O H.
Gust hubs 10 the rough assorted sizes no ight two
horse wagon hounds lO0 hind hounds for cane WAGONS
'front.' hounds Tor cane wagons l2OOx tongue h0InjS
llt axle beds, BAnd boards and bOste for wRR0nS: I
ball cart shats; u hickory Rxles; about iI fest
Of oak plank and sAntng; IS pieces Tor iubpr vhssI
tongues one timber wheel axle tire screws and banIS.
one wheel boxing machine; one large paint grIndins
milli one platform scale; one wheel trpOlin0 ina.
ehlne small lot Of paint safe In the oCe Two as Of
blacksmith TOOLS two bolt cutting mathineS l0t al
assorted bar Iron In shop and one paf 0I WheelI AID
axle ot Athre0- wheeled cart, -''-
TERMS oY 6ALE-Cash. Ii 4fir
CALDWELL CALDWELL, Attorneys, -'N''se'
J. G. hERvET, AuCtl0neef. dr9
Ihe above Sale is adjourned until SATURDAY.
place. - - ~ s~u40
ael6 .- JOHN ROBERTSON. Trustee.
The above sale ls Ad lOurnNd until TUESDAY Ian.
uaIy 2llt, A. D. ls79 At 10 o'clock A. NJ nj same sce
dez3 JOHN R0BERTSjJN, TTuS.ee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-16

J. c. HRRyET, AuctjOneer, = NJ
q he HlIoLs sale has been adjourned until FRIDAY,
December 2Ith A. D. 1873, al 10 O'Clock i. w. Al sane
de9o GEORGE q. CALDWELL. r,n,,..
me above ale y aliO9Fned uutli WEDNESDAY,
January I'D, 1873, a. " GCIock A. NJ nj SsHo plSrs
aeZs NEtll1iE a. CALDWELL, TTiISIsFI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-16

RALEIGH, N. c., January l5.-The Dem.
ocratic caucus Of the Legislature tonight
nominated Governor Vance for the United
States Senate by acclamation.