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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-02

page as, will on ~ '''' '"'
SATURDAY, APRIL SOru, Isu
commenting at 1880 O'Clock A. ", proceed ,o,.,.,
the front door Of the Court HoulC Of Ohio ami,
West Virginia, 10 the highest anu lest GIji,F X,
following properly, that In tUG say; TIE lol0viT,J
HCribed parcel Of ground AituGiO In said Ohto ps,,
10 the State Of west Virginia. Erl ir that Iart o y!
City Of Wheeling called East hcellu, brn, t ~,
oil lot numbered beVenty.Aix llOi No iGl ,llul,, !"
the sOuthWeal corner II Woods street ti,TlBtrl, ,J
Seventh street, and Eighteenth street II rmefy f,lG
Clay bTeetl Ia SAld city, and being paIt p tbr M,
lot described a. iOlnwP, Was Beginning on Ibs IN,
side Of Woods street ~ point tNeny 2O lscI brt'
Of the alley between Eighteenth ana NIrf,r,1G
streets, running thence north parallel Win I'll
thence west and parallel with said Eighueltb Nh
thirty 1907 fret, or OnR.hAll thu With Of I,,l n,
numbered seventy dix l76l; thence 'Outh nd M,
Rllel with aid Woods street thirty (3W icl. IhsIS,
east 10 the place Of beginning blCg the .mr To..
erty conveyed 70 tho IAid Samuel DeIl by Willis
Nurphy and wife BY died CAlId the i'm dIt a
February, 1875, and Of record In the OlIre Of /,
Clerk Of the County Court Ol Ohio county WW
Virginia,
TERMs oP 9ALE.- Ono third Of tho pl,tk,n
money and u much more NJ the Nv cha, nIJ
elect 10 pay In cash; the residue Ia lWo fqglI ii.
ltAllmBnts, Of siX aud twelve months, with lBitI,,
from day Of balR, purchaser glyIg uOlrt, WCuielly
decd Of trust and approved policies Of lmunhs,
Tor deferred payments
The title 10 the BAld property il believed I, IA
perfect, but selling ~ trustee shall clhver oalv
such title "a ID vested Ia me by said deSd Of tut
WM =, HUBBARD, lmipt
W. II. HALLER, Auollonttr mia
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of three several detd, Of ,,p,,,..,
me, the UNDERLINED trustee 6T f"b Hg' iaAisa
wife Of ChArls Il, DeiterJ, with thStls, u Tnulen,
her husband, dated and recorded Ir,p,cti,s ~, 'li
once Of the clerk VI the County tou,i - Va lh'
county, West Virginia, Is follows one d,.lT vi ga
day June, 1874, and recorded Ia D. ei Of Ir8. lt w
Nc. 7, pages l02 and l0g one dAIii tAr 4 nSt
september, 1874, and recorded In Decd Of Inn, y y
No, !, pages 1851, and one dated he nIis uNt
Nay, 1875, and recorded In Die NJ Tiu,l k,k " y
page SIS, Ghal sell, at public auction. NJ 80 90
door Of the Court House In the city q Wts.II.l'
Ohio county, WeIt Virginia, on ""''N'G
SATURDAY, APRIL 80, ISL,
commencing Rt 10 O'Clock a, III the hllovi,, 4.
Ocribtd property that l. TO Gay: The north la W
Of the south half Of lot nua 6sTed ieen in WiIl.
W. 5hrVsT'S addition 10 EaSt WhciliDs III y,
being situated on the southwat corner II SS, "
formerly 'eyenlh strOPt street, and fllecRh o,,s
Ing, WOat VlFEinia, II bring the same Irobt, w.
VsJed 10 SAid indiana DtitGFs BY William i n W.
bard and wife, by deed dated the 81 DAY II Inn, ~,
and Of record In the otice Of the ClCTS Of the 49,
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, Ia lied OI NY,
No, g., page l92. wv
LERGS OF sALR-One-thl'dOIt the Purefa,e NINA,
and 70 much more ~ the purchaser NAV ol,Ci iN ~.
In cAlh, the residue ln two equal installmtp, !, Il,
and twelve months, With inltTe1t from a., ", w
purchaser giving nous, BtcuTed by deed OF itu,t ~
ippT0ytd pO iries Of insurance, iITdeisfTe uaT.
The title 70 the SAId property ~ believed t s n.y..
feet, but selling o. trustee, shall ,uVyy mis- ~
utle Is 10 vested 10 me by said deed Of Of fu1t 'S
WILLIAM p. HuBBARD,
W. n nALLtHhL lTlllNs
l AuShOnbb' lbN
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BE ON YOUR GUARD

II has been proved by careful experiments made By
txperIeno' chemists that this Alum Baking Powders
make indlSeStlOls bread the use Of which produces
dyspepsia, constipation, &e. Yes dealers will sell
them, and thoughtlsSs consumers will buy them, be-
cause they are cheap We again beg leave 10 remind
our friends that
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TAX NOTICE.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Having been appointed Administrator oIihetiN
Of J. ". Berry, deceased, Prons Lhoui1I l,, .a,
selves Indebted 10 the estate viii ptae call itl ",
Ito, and all pei sons having claiuA Ni rl' ptt1'
them 10 me properly Ger lied to. aho.ht OIL
The business befetOlorV carried on by The 5NE,i'
known as the Hope and toTdage bnsin" 'lli W. ".
tiro, with the good will Of SINE or sil' itu Nv
vAte Iaie In lola 10 suit customers TIE h9,t nv
Pitch, OAkum, Blocks, Ducking, HRS sd M 81
Cover, PIsh'nG Tackle, Gum aud lh1lhu nv l pn
steam FAckltg, Fire Brick and Tie. AZ ns,"'
goods will DO sold Al cost To ClfEe up TIE lW'ltgL
mFI6 ". Il. HUME-, AdmllnnIs..s.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMEMTs.

WANTED-THE AGENCY FOR A
w Arst.elRla nail manufacture, Eena toEms 70
KBNP, 30, SIS n. Ann IiIoSt, Baltimore, Nd
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NRUsTEE's SALE,

By virtue o. deed Of trust made by Samuel IA.
and SalliO Ball. his vile to the undersigned ,,i, ""
dated the 18th day Of February, 1878, 4 ,e,"i.g
the otiG Of the Clerk Of the County CoiTt al N.Nl
county, WGt VItgInia, In Deed VI Trust EcoS yo
mage 2lb, will on 'S' AZ" =
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DOR SALE NEW BOILER
IL tubS,. a An. I "a m, WIN, O. CODD, EnEinsGTl'
and NAehlniin supplies, Sl2 AlieoAnaa street, bIa'
more, Nd, RpA
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T OST- BETWEEN TWENTY'SEV.
LENTH street and sehu'tI'S corner black pocket
book conf aiming SO 50. llbslRl reward viii b Pad
for iS return 10 this odiea. Apl
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DOR SALR-UPRIGHT TUBULAR
u R0ILERs.
5-hoFbO SCe1Ad hand.
l9hoFls u cOnd hand.
J. CODD 4 CO., RngluOsrS, AAehInlItl and
Boiler makers, SOL South Caroline street, BAlameSe'
, 1881-09-03
pencl1cs nud lKay-FeYors

ftAfL3TfnHNl
People who nrg troubled with thnt most siG-
gulaT Affection known III hny-fHver repUrt IN
;lnnsual exception from itd atluOYutlte. thla
yGar. :Che period Ut wh!uh It's syulp,ptus usnnl-
y begin to ASSERT themselves la tic 18th uf Al.
unpleasant sensations bei1g felt by II ,lun,ber
NJ furiuOF sufferers who have not been AhtG tu
got out Ut tho city. n. NtcharGs Muckle, buai-
moss. .1uanaxcr vi tho LetQtr. who IL the qfcht
nay,isyg4r r authority ln tbs ely, y at y iothlo-
feser sutltrors, which ,Heets shsre every yeArt
alsl OF width, on nco4,unt OF tho regularity and
MNti9ulty Of h's attacks. he has beeH escctGd
rFeHtdent. BIT. Muekio noticed EtcfOrp hU wont
shoSii thomselves as oafly ~ usual. aad he oy!.
dontty au1pscted, what IL now reportod to bo
tho Ense, that they might not aho" thotnSclYes
y ~. Ne has thoory Ut hls OVID up1n
ths subject. which b. VII Wilt. pFobaGy
uelteVcs thas tho Tower IL caused hy calin9
pennies. lIo is confirmed IN this tMpresstu,i by
tho 1aGt that, ln his own cst aud III tho t:sUs OF
oil with whom h1 has compared notes, tho siu-
lcrce and dnrsItlon nf the fetor hss been Il, OK.
1o,snhes. Moreover. tho t,urltHl Vt Any.reVer ii-
yHrlally oc1uts efnu!ta talleuusly With tho peach.
setson. Hna whom rouch-tfn,u IL over fA!y-fe'ar
uepArtS. 1!osIdea. hc bAs nutctl thAt m sgasu'8
eaton, t1dru IL un alulaat utter mhsenru Ut tho
fever: Tim kcurrlly ut pcAches this year HEld
tho a1acnco Of tho Aifctttou scetn to confirm
tho theory. Dir. FtUlsh1nnn Is Mss' II b1ltvcr III
fcrer thl. yeaF, ettirriy, to tho. su"rclty 1f
pcllches, 0t which ho uauhty cats largo tluAutl-
tlca. 70 n.tl 1mphusls to tue peculiar o1eil'iI.
uou of thitAdelphlans from thu feSor thts ysAr
the !ntell|1euuo ct'Gncs that tho hay. itoHFy
Wnrl llotohcr, WIN hHs bucsa y col!ilrsnna sut~
foFes, IL Gntlrsly FREQ fro tho Infection THU year,
a.d. tnoroEoFt, oxpuctx that hq will nut h1yo to
take hi4 usual MounEaiu trip. .
, 1881-09-03
ltUGIJtlSTIC,


No doubt Mccormick Hall will hc crowded
tonight 10 SEQ tho ''Unknown WHO has ac-
cupttd join. l.. SulIlvan's offer of $50 to any
ono WHO would spur him four rounds. Tho
"Unknown" proves to be tho cclcbratesl
Jnek Byrnes, OF Jackson, Mich. Dyrnes llns
won the heavyweight championship ut that
State, und Is considered by competent Judges
to bu ono 0f the best sparrcrs Of thu day, and
WHOM lle meets the BnstoM champion Il
ycry scientific contest may be expected.
Byfncs ~ 70 years Ut Agrt 6 feot : Inges
lIigll, weighs 21b pu,tlids, wus born In
CAnatla, nlltl Is being prepared for tic
prrsGitt cnllteYt by james AtlCn, 1nldtl|e-
weight champion Of Michigan. II byrlies
follows tho 1lvico Ut Its mentor, Allen, l,o
tonlor fur that s50. Cant. james Dalton Will
also sct-to with Sullivan. The threa nnlld-
yotue prizes offered by tlle management for
local sparrers liRyo be0u tho uie.uls OF draw
ink Il large humber Of entries for the
trophies. Billy Alndlen will alsn spar
With II well-known !Clllcngo boxer; Duncan
z. Ross, tllo champion all-ur0uMd nthIeto Of
CNlltltta. md =. w. Jo!lnsOr, tic celebrated
wrestler, will wrestle two falls, onc catci,.us-
ness. Fifty dollArs will By paid to any one
who Will take It full out OF either mon. Ed
DOrney's SONS, tic "b0y wonders" will glVo
an exhibition 0f their skill III the manly art
af sulf-tlefense.
Alike MeDUnald will net ns referee, and
"Parson" Davies viii render lin assist
nMee. No rep1y tlas yet been lntnle to Me
Donaltl's challenge on bellalf Of Sullivan m for
9 mattel. AgA!nst RyRn for fsaM s5,Nn to 9{0, :
u0U II Bide; 81, ,00O WIS sent 10 the New York
Herald lust illght III support Of this clial-
leIlkc
, 1881-09-03

Col. Morrow as xrsat ' Curiosity In the sbapo
OF u couple ct drutn.stieka which ilavu uniio
and woudorfut history. 'Thcy wuro fouod W The
aido Of aeaa nI!i!al drummer, ut tho Dattlu Ut
drumuaor ii. tho Continental nrmy, by whom
they wero used luri,lg. tho rotna!ndor ut tho
Revolutionary War. 4 son tt tho American
wus with Gun. jackson ot the memorable vtn
day OF January, 1915, whom, tho Dritisn under
rAckonhan si,s!alnod thoir terrible dcfoat Ut
New 1reans. They s afnm*at'1ks .c .,s, leat "Tas
tho Joy u the vctors attur tho battle was Urcr.
A grandsot wAa drllan,er t!l Bcntts army, ID
tns battlos hutore tho CITY Of Aox!oo, aud !hssa
which uads it, triutHphal cntry into thu
d.! tio Txosty:f9a;;th w. htohraa M ia:
q ena tsess oss us vi IN .SS
great War 9t tho Rebellion until 1st'a. whsh they
u.me Into tho possession nf thstr present own.
gr. They woro ln tho lahds " AlcalXaa
Kude, couinosel Vt MlantXan, 1ndl.im, and
iuyt0n ut tho clos4 Ut THO War. Thay bad
gEsHsa s:uss $aey st @
61a roteeat for fouE; ,9eneratous Ut American @
soldiers: They ssa old"s tha, tho present ~ nSy.
lsh urnly wD hayo no n,eAus Of Knowing. Iney
nlAy nave boon With marlborough Ut uluuheiAl,
o. IL It poss6c ehoy s0,,t.dod tho teath-knnll uf
the pretunalhna Of pF!lue Charles Edward - tho
Quo Ut thss0 stlcks is lnltdu Gf gAulwot1. thu
other II ot uIahagaay. Y!leau old drun..stlckv
viii be pluced In Tho ha.llt Ut brHro William
m o. ne hses ~ se. q tes a III
6outhwestern AIuo'san nt luchailhn ou tho zath
lnat. ought not y s .ilIllcutt for tho old sol.
diers 70 keep atop whom the music of tho Vnlol
IL heatep by y pair pf drum -stloks Which have
potns down 10 As fEoiu 0ufXoyue'4 defeat. more
thAn 10Q yeasa RKo.
, 1881-09-03
THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

OrPIcE or THE C11IEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAs,tfSuTuS, y. e., Sept. I'll a. nl.-Tl.s
Chief Signal Officer Of tho Army furnishes
the following special bulletin:
'rlle barometer Is highest III Afontana and
lowest in Ontario. The Temperature Inns
fallen from to 10 degrees In New England,
and from To y degrees In tie Lower Lake re-
siolls 1t llns risen slightly III tho South At
lnntic and Gulf States. The following tenn
perutures ara reWrtetI: Eastport. 5d; Que
bee, I'll; Montreal, 70; Alpeila, Et.
Numerous ruins have fullen In New En-
gana; u al.a heavy fain; s ncso}npanied by
A rainfall Of s2-l00 Iucl,ts In eight hours Is
rrpOrtcd frUin Toledo, and Que Ut :! s-tu0 fl-
clles from lt9cIs Island. EortAcasterly
Winds continue IN New England. Elsewhere
Indications are ttlat slightly warmer fur
weather will prevail In the South Atlantic
anil Gulf States to-day aud TOMORROW, aud
warmer, partly cluuly. or cloudy weather,
with rain, will prevail In New England to-
For tic OI,io Valley alll Tennessee, partly
cloudy weather md possibly local ,ralMs,
winds mostly westerly, nearly stationary
barometer and Temperature.
Fur tile Lpwer Luke region, partly cloudy
weather mil local rains, sNr!Ablc winds, STU
tlonnry or lBwer barometer 'al!d temperature.
For the Upper Lake. region. partly cloudy
weather, possibly local rHlMs, variable wlntts,
stationary Or higher barometer, nearly stu
tiotnry telnperlstrt.
For tlle Upper Mississippi and Lower Nils;
souri, Valleys, fnlr wontller, except local
rniiis III tho Southern portion! of. tic latter
district, 1lortLcrjy winds ill tho hitter. ilid
winds shifting To hnrtll0rly In the former
district, stationary followed bS rising baronl-
etrr, STATIONARY Dr lower temperature
LucAL onaEhvATiuNA
l,H1nA MI. AAnk l-.1fI. H41.r
, 1881-09-03
TROY VS.. PROVIDENCE.
o.%e5,f nt&n.,ttk r. YHs fth{rona 7k{htiY1k.

6ptHa! DttndfeA to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
Tnoy, N. T., Sept. 2.-Th6 Troy md
Providence teams played an excellent md
very exciting game, partlytn tho rain, today.
Troy scored two runs In tlla first inning oil q
bit Of Connors, q tllrce-basor Of Ferguson,
md passed ball. Hits Of Ferguson. tiilles-
pie, and Ewing gave another in the eighth,
nd an error OF Farrell, Il passed ball. nnl
hits Of Ewing md Welsi, in tho ninth. A
base on balls, a hit Of York. md Wild throw
ofGl[lpsple gave Providence the 1lrst rlln; n
Bit Of Gil!tgan. adoublo Of Denny, and Wild
throw Of Ferguson, the second; hits Of
York and Gilllgan, tho third.
Innings / 2 : / 789
Ptosldence.. ............O o 0 90 / 0 l-J
llase hlts-rroy, u; Providence, o.
ErruEs-Troy, I; Prpy1denco,*
HUNS earnod-Troy, :: Providence, 2.
THn basa hlts-lln1bo1rnt, Denny, Welsh,
Hsnk!pson.
Threo.b4se hlt-Forpusou.
l5Qao on 5alls-frlvldoncD, J..
l!aSes OH cgr0rs-Tr0y, =. ... ....
Radbourne.
Lstt On hnses-T1oy, 0; Providence, s.
Double. play -Farr0ll-Htnrt.
Passed halls-llolbert, i; HilltRnu,
ials called-Wurti, ii: Wolah, 10.
Strikes calEed-Whrd, 30; Welsh, II.
Iime-unG ht,ur aud forty-livo minutes.
Umpyo-HlghAu1,
, 1881-09-03
rAR-NOOFISG WORKS.

1Abk~1koOE&Nu t"kAA7A
Tie nlarm from Boz No. $40 ut 10:t0 last
night was caused by lira In tllu tul-roollug
works Ut Barrett. Arnold IL kl,nball, ut the
corner OF Hickory asenne aila Division
street, OIL wl,at Is known ,ls t;oose Isla>u.
Alunt ton minutes before tint timlo four
Wurku,eII WUrG 1T work Ill tue llltlo fAct0ry
wlere thu rtnlting piper ls saturated with
tar. There WIS llt' tire In tito building, but
suddenly tho Wurkiuel saw Il slight fire 0yur
t,,io 0f tllu kettles whcra tho steunl-pipn
cutters the building. III Il ,ll0ttlulll III
the tar Wns III u blazU md thu nlelt
Ind barely ti,ap Il, ESCAPE. Tho flames wcrB
seen by William klttx, u wntclluIut east ut
tho bridge, win tnrul In III nlArlh fr0nl tic
corllur Of llalstetl and Division streets. All
the engines III this district were ut tilH tlru
downtown except No. ~. lsefUre Any .hp-
paTlltl1s lutl arrived to roNf Ut tt,b building
fatl In, which, probably saved tho remainder
VI the extensive WORKS frnnl<cNtclltnE iirt,
Two other engines Subsequently arrived,
md then tho tiru was Hpun u!Itlpr complete
control. Thu building buried Is high ullc-
story brick structure ab.lMt lXx:N fuet.
1t was ilIleu Will. nlucl!i,tery for
spreading tut, AllI tho cltlef duh
grr uy III Tim possibility Of tho
spread Of tho tfa,nta to tha largv buildings,
nnl u stuble fIl! Ut ltlrsca Immediately nujn-
cent. Tho 'tuta( loss II estfMatot! BY tho
Superintendent At 81 900, Ut which Sit10 IL
fur machinery, S4V0 fbr stuck, uNts SS::s4n fur
til, building tic wnlla ut which nle still III
t,tct, Tho sAtn piaee WIS Quilted by u Hcl !ous
ilru II :year ul,A II half aEu. flrro WAS 10
insurance Oh this lIurt ut the WOrtS.
, 1881-09-03

Tho rAtlonalu ol tho lnlltal Soup bus ofton
bean .tfseGssus; sntliu teKanl II w calculated tu
diminish digestive power, III Tho theory that W
lntlct1 li,itd taken at tir1t dliAtra tto Aas!Fl0
juices. hut thurs appears to lo no loutdattuil
iur tus hel|ef. 4 cleur sup disappears altnt4t
immediately ufter "I,tur,rv tue 4lou!acb, NIL IL
il0 wuy iAtcryurrs With tho ktstF'o Juice which
d stored IL, liz appropriate etls ready fOs nuttotl-
Thu habIt ut culiltnenGlIik tlhugF villa tonn hAS.
wItnuE lun1f. IL origin IN thu fact that 4llmuut
in inIs iuhl s"rn-l! fnSt sen,!y dEestea-tsoon ~. t
rfy U,s.., wAo, ngt4r Ii considerable taat atu
inllrh uctlvity. sits down With sulso of OK
hnlstiuu IL tsilln.oEco lila pFssulAl tAcai. lu
iva Or lhreV H,tliulus utter bu hHs tnken platu
Ut RtAM w4stl soup tts fcettllx Of exhaustion
Itsappsssrs. and irrltuhtstty gives Wuy 10 lha
gradual rising sansu ot good fellowship With tho
cIrcu. S,'aU persons hAED slu custom Ut ablay-,
liz oxhallstIou will u glass Ut sherry befura
l4al-a atstst,9a,tlo 10 lsss t%n phss.oto4toas
tho paIatc. Thu toup Introduces at oieo into
tho systelu Rus4!l Ilucut Ut roady
food, Aud sageA tho short puF!od nt tiDp ~heh
1nuat bo spent 0y the slnulach III deriving 90ma
nl1lrIlnent Erna, solid almeht, =. will ~ ladl"
self fot IL Forthcoming dutlea.
, 1881-09-03
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN.
Enkt{dI Dttpatth 10 IAe Ehttdc1 Ttttttnx

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 2.-rhe Trustees OF
tho Cincinnati! Southern lsaslroad meet to-
morrow to make MI award Of the Lease for
twenty-five years to the highest and best OF
tho bids opened by them on the eatll Of All-
gust. These bids wata ten III number. Four
Of them have been pronounced Informal, a.ld
six aro before tho Board for action. Officially
computed Az to thoIr face willie. they rank:
First. Fred Wolfe, ;for the EriunEur syltdl-
cate Ut London; second, George Doughty,
OF CINCINNATI. for self and associates; thtrsl,
II. G. Huston q Co., Southeast Ton
nessee, Virglnln 4 Gcorgla lsailroad,
gsr ro,aS,t, VI ,,,9aa C"!S rsssiast c,shas sHt tn
0f fiicse, il. &. huston l. Go. md tic Louis
yille IL Nashville Company seem to hnye
quietly nccGpted the. situation. willis tle
cincinlatl Kallroad Company, nov operat.
lnight come to pass. This Doughty purity and
the Co!a paEty have disputed 1he silperiorlty
of tho Wolt!o btd, al'tl the la1t,r nt lcAst avo
% Mttspssa T. foses a nta4 M sr1aKs y
have behind them the glgantlc rholn.s
WHOSE BID was pronounced inf9r'Eal, anil
Under 1o witch troHblesoso sn9s ilt's"tlon h T.
sRnE|safsSse' sR|s !Sse .ss 4 IL s!a!t tsiS
any al, two % Of the parties, though efforts wero
1lltde yesterday In that direction. Il any
PROGRESS was made 1t wns III tue mol lltlcatiGI.
Ut the Doughty syndicate by the taclt
udssaa%nE dsa, tat it, ey Wef9 "} IT, f. have "@
company, aiNl that the other member, tho Han.
Theodore Cook. WAS ~ b. the President. This,
OF course, under tho Wolfe adnItntstrattoll.
Tho prospects arc TINT tho B0ard ri Trustees
awnrd tlie leasa 10 Wollfv a,ld associates.
'Ihe llllanimIiy ut least. will depend OF tho
willingness OF tho English party 10 aceetle tn
certain conditions. Col. Cole se.srIlsd tlle Stty
Wnli1e, which has create.l ta!k. WD!tfo
c!ainiB, however, that l!e called to receive
propositions for d compromise rather tlall to
make them.
, 1881-09-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
BAIsNUSr.

BAWNUM.
Tho tonts Of tho Great Morul worr crowded to
ropletlon yesterday afternoon aud cvoning by
tho patrons ot tho "Groat American Snowman y
who were enthusiastic In app!audtnR tho excel
lcnca Of tho dItferent portions Of The perform
at,co Tho thorough tr aiming and locllity OF tho
two herds III elephants attracted tho greatest at
tcntlop. for certainly In no other mo onnxcrie III
this cunntry have been seen such fenta as were
yesterday performed by the mammoth brntrs.
Thts ls the last day Of tho circus Reason, and
thoAc who would see llarnum at Ills nvst Will do
we'll to embrace this opportunity, rs sisch IL
grouping Ut Gxc01lcuctcs niay uovcr again be
Bcen under ono E1llvas.
, 1881-09-03

The alnrm from nox 4Sl ut II :15 yesterday
forenoon was causetl by fire In two-story
fr.lne barn ut No. 85 Thirteenth street,
owned by Patrick O'Calla!lan, aIld occupied
by Henry Knight. Canse unknown. Dan-
Tllo alarm from Box 81, at lo:os last evon-
Ing WIS cAlsel by q lire ln II ole-stnry frunio
bntihtng In the rear uf Nh. :iii West Inkn
street. owned by Z. W. blatcAlortl, occupied
~ u 1nannfAct0Ey Ut stoves, furnaces. aud
l,cntcrs by tho Hess Stove Company. George
X. Hess, President. Damage to building S5GU;
aud tD conteutS, Si(N. The loss IL fully Gov
cred by Insurance. III companies the uancs
0f which could not bs uscertn!lied last night.
Tho fire Originated fr0ul unknown cullsos lu
tho Ml1tling-r -r0uhl la thu reMr.
4 SUN alartn to Engine Company No. 81 at
lump accidentally tatlng up0,l tic basement
floor Of Mrs. CUpk's b0arli,tg-ilouse, No. II
Harmon court. Damage tritling.
The ufarM fron. l3ox tH4 vt 4:aQ yesterday
afternoon WAS cAl,sed by the discovery Ut
iirD III n une.stOry ail1 basement frnue build
lug nj M. l:aD Van Buren, street, owned by
AiEns A[cClarty mud uegt,piud ~ n dwelling
by lin mud Wlalfunl Gibson, Thp luss iii
building II eStiMAtea nj something less tsia,,
VI ,ts0D. aiia Is gUveretl Mrs. McClarty thinks
nt,out Sl5l, aila Alr. Gl,soll't about S:Ei0 Tie
OItt,story tfanG cuttAgN 1T NJ. l::sssS Van Du.
rell street nsSu cRught lire, ulld Was damaged
tu tho extent Ot Sld0. The Usy,leE, Mrs.
Ag.lps Nc.ttIEcls, ulstp luses ll,out S1h0 Oh
cnnte1lts. Yllg fire. Is ssupp0Seat 10 have been
cAllselt hy the stnseplpa Ii, Mrs. AteClarty's
apartment fulltuE slUwtl.
, 1881-09-03
Ar En9lia1a TelsgrApilcr'~ Ignorance.

The !I1V. ". =. 1lNrTlsOn writes f!t]nl LTY0F-
pool, Enk.s ~ wished to send u gable dispatch
t@ 1,Yd1 10 W4shsnIgn Wy 1roa 70 ~
iny sunlnons. ! askel thu cost Ut tho lnrssuxo.
tWhese toF' asked he. III. Washington City,
UnitGtl BtuGas." replied. Ifu ltHlked at INC With
Euzzlcd a,r, Myiag itnaor upon hls ,,nse-
.MnshlMFtoa rtyf said ~, what stn!o " thas
1n 1atua syt,: wsshpfi . .e Gsp'a 9f II" T.,
IOoketi ut perfect lt,4s to anfl MY IneaA-
ing. \ man OF slliriuut bustuess cApMtlly lo
l.tvortasoI had never hcasI nr Washtn2.un city!
llu turnu4 " aa bnuks; ho read column utlur
Goi i. 4I,ass vi " IT, :Ai1 @ yoa sy
NY answer. Well. thoE. sho p!stglst OF Co.um.
6A IL stNo.s1d-tuppeneg xord,' aud ha hxuae4
, 1881-09-03
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E4fpeu flth4-EIUFC1HMdt ~
Two basc htt--l)nrynpie.
fitst base on baIls-Clovcidnd. 2; Chtcngo,a.
iaIt on bascs-Clevciand, o: Ch(cngo, ].
double play-Eurus. Qutst- Anson.
stnck nut-C'npp. Phillips, TayIur, 2umsen.
i|a(ls called Mccormick. W; Goldsmith. 90.
Striker ea!icd-McCortniok. n: Goldsmith, 70,
Passed bas-Clapp. i; Flint, J.
Wild pTtch--GOllstnith, ].
T,mo-One hour aud thirty-tlyo minutes.
umntD-DOcSchcF.
, 1881-09-03

1DIGItTON NEACu.

HHfal1ToN ljEAcif, Sept. :.--'rhu three.
quarter tnito for .-year-D1as: FrAnkiu i.
tlrst Falco sccolnl. Drogtlc.la third.
One nllo: Knight Tu,nplar !irst, Mary A,,-
derson second, Lilly H. third. Time. l:4s1{.
=. Ono milo AMI MI eighth: Jessie y. first,
En,llsktllon sGeond, BlailtOn third. Time,
Its.
:. Sevcn-aIghths Of milo: F'etlowpiay Jrst,
WnketlGld second, C1at1l A. third. Time,
1:304.
Stecplc-ctlasc, short course; Coryster first,
Gilt second, Al Wlltskig third. TiMC, a:57.
, 1881-09-03

In the Phnntx Of Brooklyn, Phoenix OF Hart
ford. Assurance Company OF North America,
1Etna, Howard OF New York, PENNSYLVANIA
Fire: $1,000 each In German-Ameriean ard
cIgars, ioso 5000; Insured for s3,0oU in tno
Howard of New York; Allen, painter, $500
fully Insured in the West Chester, PENN
syIyana.