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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23
1EArIYG THIS WORLD FOR ANOTHER.

Mary Colintne, while drunk, went TO the
apartments OF Mrs. Cassidy on the fourth floor Of NO
337 West Twenty hrst-st. formerly occupied By her.
While there she began to act In an upioarous manner.
4 policeman was sent for As be entered she jumped
ont of a rear window the kitchen. clohcslino partly
broke the force OF fall When picked she was in
scnsibe She wac sent to the Newly York Hospital None
M her bones had been broken The physicians stated but
she was suffering from internal injuries ,.,
Amelia SOmmer sixty eight, Jumped on OF lhrn
story window IN the Mount sinai Hospital, yesterday
morning, aud instantly killed Inc woman VINO
itved M No 423 3xth-st admitted 20 thr hospital
Tuesiay suffering from eastritIs Coroner HrrTmahh
fouud no reason blame the hospital ATTENDANTS oI ne
affair. -, D.h,..v - I
Charles Mullins. a boss carpenter OF hahway, -,
committed suicide, Tuesday night by cutting ms ~
yti razor He had made an unsuoceHslul attebPV W
kiI himself with pocket kuifo Ia the Afternoon
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THE COURTS.
A PORTRAIT THAT WAS NOT PAID FOR.

Jacob A. Beck, as assignee Of julius Lndov-
ici Nh artist began short time ago, an action 10 tho
Marine Count against the NewIork Hospital society 70
recover $500 r services rendered at the request OF tho
trustees in painting thc portrait OF the late John C.
Groen henciac,or OF the society Mr. Ludoyic claims
that Do agreed Hiih committee Of The trustees 20 paint
he portrait Tor $780, IN II should meet with tho
,r"-to"s' ,,Yv,a While he VA. At WORK on tho 49,
inS two Of the committee came TO hts studio @no *
pressed tleir satisfaction with the 10 which he
WAS executing the work lie finished the painting and
paid 80 Tor frame but IN spite Of III h efforts ho
could not get the committee efbrr 20 pay tor the paint
iue ar TO pas Judgment upon u. He always mtt
with The excuse that O- swan Jac ~ tho committee was
absent from IN. city that meeting II the committee
could hot Doe held Tho defence NJ the tOcieiy 10 gem
erul denial The up Tor tral yesterday be-
fore julie NcAdtu. and Mr. Ludoysi testified TO tho
contract with ecomniltee for the painting. which, ia
huge frame, pruppcd up BgaiLat the wall ~ tho
cotr'om Tor the inspection Of the jury The VIII
DC continued to-day.
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DEATH or 4 rILor BEILE 1T HIS POST

Annex Boat No. 3. Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
which is run between Jersey City aud Brooklyn
left her slip at JEWELS Wharf Brooklyn, at $50
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. The beat carried an
unusually large number of passenger The boat
had scarcely been made fast in her slip at jersey
CITY. when the alarm bell in the pilot house was
hurried 10 the upper deck He found Captain
While tho pilot Of the boat dying on deck near the
wheel house. lie was bleeding corousy from the
month and was unable 10 speak Another of the
dcck hands was dispatched Tor physician, but be-
fore he arrived the captain died. ,
Captain White was tiity-twO years Old ana had
been in the employ of the Annex Company for four
years. lie had served for twenty ycars a. pilot on
The boats of the Union Ferry Company lie had
been suffering from hcmouhagc for some time.
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SCENES AT ALBANY.
Continued from PIrSt Pngr.

Continued from FIRST fnzr.
days balone. II seems that to conference Of TIE
Anti-ConkiinG Stalwarts. or, Is they are yui-lr'r
called here. Fcathcrheals. did tx upol canli-
date in spite o their assertion 20 The contrary. oHd
took extraordinary precautions 20 keep their plans
secret. Each rrr-ln present pledged himself. II -
said. no; to disclose the action 81 :he conference
This resolve to cas- their ten or a dozen votes
for Wheeler.
Meanvlil,. Nr. Whoctr's friends. strangely
enough IN ignorance If thisf.ct. lad resolved upon
Withdrawing il upre fora time at hast. They
were led to do hi- hv he arguments OF Mr. Rain.s
and others IN thc A." oistra',n conference 10 the
effect that i, was ni-lak, to run up two Admin.
tration candidates; hat II would dcIuoralikc IT,
Conklng poiiiiciau- 2nd a. tn s.mr time make i
favorable inprr',oa upon Rcpuhii'aue throughout
the STATE. ii one ,t1lv"r and onc Administration
man were ,otcl for Nr. Wheeler, friends felt that
hc did mt want them f. put hin IN the position Of
ohstrnc ing such course. II ~ was deemed dc'lr-
able and there fore prepared 90 withdraw his name
senator Lyndc had speech written and in his
pocket doing this when j." went To the Capitol fhi-
this morning. Most of the Wheeler mon you'd
probably have voted for Lapham thus putting him
in tLe icl a+a Sfaiwart candidate Tor the short
term.
Before tie rr-iN,tere u,t. however the deter
miuauon ~ ID" Iudrpcnic; st,iwarts to ca.t tbcir
voi, for Wh"c'c, v.ae communicated Ia his hicnd'
AMI ther, Of course, a. once abandoned thc IDEA OF
withdrawing li- name, but M Crar~"r
Of s. Lawrence. failed to be informed,
so whom the roll was called the assem-
hac" was sorncw lar surprised 20 SEQ II la"rcLcc
County man drop Wheeler for Rogers. Mr. Crrpcr
resembles Chang the thi'.~ giant. 10 his physical
proportions arI of 80, ,.,clcr men -1id 90 him
to-day after hs vote with good ua'ni'i rro"l:
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONA
SvuOYgis for me IlIy. "a h0ilrs

WASHINGTON. June %. ! a. in.-The harom-
cter Ia hghe; "a The Lake region. lowest in Nova scotia
ami low the south Atlantic States Local rains have
fallen a. TNnnosfee and the South Atlantic states. Tho
temperature has fallen no the Southern States the great
est fall 2l occurring ~ Charlotte II has risen slightly
iu the Lave RECON and Northwest SorhcG,t.ily winds
prevail ~ the Southern States else whore they light
and variable.
Tho highest tempcfa'nrrs reported Yesterday wer'
1865 AT facr P..-, los -, san Antonio. tOAcAo nit
stockton, Eat CnrsAlA. 100 An Nick-nufg, W ai
shrey oport aid jackson ville. 9So a. Dcutson.
Indications for fo-fdy
For the Middle Atlantic statcs fair shcr. variable
winds mostly sonth,ry. stationary or higher tcintera
ture and hlrunrtrr.
For Ncw kugillil fair weather. variable winds mostly
northN,et~riy satUur! or higher temporal lro and oaT-
VuIttet
CGuilonGrg Sigl's.
Cauuonary siynos coa,iuae frvm Care Ha';eFas to
Cape My
Indications nDr Tomorrow
Far weather Is indicated FOR Frlda5 IN tAc Atlanta
c0as; States.
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TN cf>ID,l ,uv4iItfr rs rI- ,iIf Io'orf
Ca>rEoitID Uf oI>.tAi AliurH ANp It-
ApuE,<I-.
Tie failure of he Republican Central C""-
n.ltt-, toh.'Ia ir,.tne II.-:t. h.at f'r want of
quorum ,.. ..r4.l. 'i-r. ..'uAmoHs %" ''"'r.
cuts of tIr totk..- 'Ia.IIu- }.-'rd.y. Tbs "i-i'
uoi De-. ncu '"i ."'r $685.. ll "' 60 "l'.a bri' ''
cral Arld- 80 tAe bead 'f o., Iuft 1 tl.- city u
sl-o cit.f -'-roft of -,iatr ,.f.... 80 coufr
state couscrr..- and n tHs $50, 'h. part, go t'-
state HE Contra Committee 81. made up 'f d..-
gates elected tt tDc yirio.> A--,i.li, District A-."
Citations. When G,norl tralrt d.. 't,a-', c"I'i"l
ofihc Custom House PATRONAGE Dee inar4-c t' roo DDS
most trusted followers 90 control ~ majority g. A.
scmby District Associations iiy means of c0ubIl1.t-
with the Democrats cooi drn Of TIE Ct. uIfrInl-'
was also brought under Cen, rI Aithur- control H."
power u this patronage iayc lm the arc.ulAncj n
nearly all the Assembly District Associations. lh'y
were rade practically secret socicfirs 80 one could
become member uncs- approved hy 70 majority of an
ton. and the custom has been 90 keep ont prf'a-
lkcly to be trouhlcsomc lu this way accurliAc to
George Bliss. VINO II wc! uoruc! on the matter some
10000 Republicans controlled tue nomination. 900 the
city for which SOOOO Republicans vorc expected ~
vote at The polls The 10000 were 90 turn controlled
10y more Leaders m each district. and The leader.
brdeHt 10 the wishcs ~ General Arthur, WHO IN
The delegates to the central committee have been mo
chosen folowor+o 81 General Arthur aud thc committee
pended The delegates to State Conventions W'rr
almost always members ~ the Central Committee hui
THIS large body acting u unison, a- been the means 90
enabling Nj CouhliustJ dictate state nominations a7
General Arthur ha. dictated those Tor thc .r}.
Now, however, when MT tuua.lug has betrayed th'
party by dcstriing h.- post "i dlty aud pi" ins lt
United states senate BOO thc hands OF the Drmocr- ~"
Central Coam tcc refuses t0 stand br hm AMI GrIcihl
Arthur 1ud- hlufru puWcrlrrs tU ruuff" d. D." IHi'
meeting of th' committee wnr prevented luce
DAY ngut. Had meeting been held 10 would have Ir-
m0nstratcd that Mr. tOuklug and General AfiIIi H1
yer dominate even tho machine men Who nave hi
iu which the party ha, been managed ln tls city tlu-ci
divisions 60 erng up, until lrt year, Instead oi one
Republican oTgauikatluu this Cty there were i've o.
existence 10 h. now manifest That Nj. touhling AMI
General Arthur cannot control thc next delegation IRON
this city the state Convention hence there L. no
longer amy doubt that the parry VIII uc ftorganl/r
here There has been owing demand Tot sucu a,i Ion
since General Arthur secured control The loss OF i
delegation from this city mcan- hc loss "i thr coH"
of the State CunN cuton Hud tac next state to.ut,f
MACHINE LIE yesterday admitted lh0t tbs would 0e the
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Henry Lawrence died at his home. No. j.
Wet Touri,onta-si., Last ni-ht u Co." are. j."
Was born u Tins city IN loo lir
Was the son Of jonathan Ia"-r''". nad a
cousin OF Il. hari and the late william ,l' Iavr
Afsr b.n,. Grad. t.l If Columbia College. Nr Law
-.ncc hrc..nc mcnpcf 90 the former rn ri i' ltuh
ho a CO. engaged In the (Ainr-c trade De- remained
I'm the nuu fur many Ytas. and ufa dicd fortune
o. half million lie Wa never married
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GElDrlrLs or TIE CNUEFSIrE.

The statistics of the Senior Class of the Uni
vcr-lty Of the Cty OF NeaYork arr ~ follows; There
are n men ia the class - have fallen by the way. The
total weight of those who have finished the course Il
5000 pounds. The average weight H. 10 pounds, rang
ing from lis 10 l-2. Tho total height Is 126 feet
inches. the being feet inches. The olest
man j. yenrs and 4 noiths, wio the younscst has
l,rd ais ,hte,aih winter OF the II students 10
church n,.o-; To are tcta ao-tainers ami II 10 not
use tobacco IL any form. 1acso Is D"uJcIa. indie
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Tile cOrRr OF AppFALs

SARATOGA. June - Ia tho Court OF Appeals
todp-pr'srut, the Hon Charles j. Foycr, {. j.. AMI
as-ociatss-the following business was transacted.
No t5H Samnc +. Perry piailf IN AIT the Peops
etc .dc'rndants 100 -Arggcd
40 5i2 James = -Scf. IIainuG error. sgt the Poo
Tlr, etc, LefendlnLs lu cuoi-Af pcd.
Tine following f. ~" day calendar FOR Thursday:
Nos. 81. 63J. 80 jyJ. -C,. li2 200 aAl 20g
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LATEST SHlrrISG NEWS.
PORT OF NEw YORK June %. 1881

PORT OF NEW YORK June % 1881
AKRINEL
- saws,
ron aud order g. u ltomgscn 20
Steamer Bcakwa;e5 lIulphurs. Iews-. Del. NltA Edse
au,i pa.seuxct~ To- Oh. ue;liuloI - 90.
IuE MOVEMENTS Of STEAMERS
FOREIGS PORTS.
UsgANA Juno % arrived. steamer CRY % Aifranc1A
pcsArf tlu McE,-H port, IAI VIII Sail t"r Hc~iyiL "a
tl' -stL i7t,
AMERICAN PORTS
BD-I = June p Arrived r'cau,r- ihyra1 Ir ttNAriS
Tttrsp.t', limit ~il;.Yf. Annapolis. NJ
UALrpllr, Jauc - ArIItt, -lrAn-t- NFfnNon hrl
Nr-ic'f Nners,f!D. o ~ Hin1c. Fpetef Ne" hois III
t,t, H.. ll-. Philadelphia
trAr,i ,r.uer- tarn. raaas'aicr. CLARK. S'0 York;
John . ~ilris.r. N,s,l. i..i''flglA
q. .pitA
~l~,. Steamer. G'o c}ir. f-r New.iofa 'h''rt ior
sA,Assau June - sA.tri -'.,.-.r S,rlao,c. Boston
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pendants nye sslwart ant the others are Halfnsed1
In regard To proposed occupations: viii study law,
theology. necine, who expect 20 20 into business.
There - Stenogrnpher, l phreDOlogist, journalist
The secrat aud literary societies have been well sup
ported. Twelve students Phiomstheans Eyeienrsr
p-i Upgilons, Delta phs, Delta Upsi0ns, and
ncu,rals. one has foil beard, have side whisG-
With apologize mOustaohes, have side wbiSsefs
". lhOat the apology.
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Assrsr ~ rAYMAsrEK GIonnr " loNEs.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-A-,stant Paymas-
ter George W Jouc- T. : n died ycstera, at The rest
denoe of Payma.tcr General Gutter In this city, Of heart
disease. lie apyoiutcd an Assistant rayua-icr
March 81, Is L. from tuCuIail ohio Ii's ihf -c
animation Ut that time pronounced unusually -Ats
factory
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result nnd dd moi diae in expressing belief that u
fo',e iargy u@rr the IhriY yoie IN ga, S'ait " ].
Iao Regarded practical vote ri condcthiiai oh OF
TIE course uf -lltor' tDLkiius und HAL nnd may
DO. DO 81, .-l NtfuJg -uar 81 tr fu iuitrS or me
lciartrt .oui thi. city h0 ,tl aLc;c go tue WANING
L n ~. ~ 7 ln.kLlnr
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CmlRLE,roN. :. c., june 22.-ln the case OF
c.,l,p.I L. IL. G. tt-h Oh trtl at Darlington for tue
n.u,l,r nf " 30 shannon. whom he h4I,d 90 i-ri thr
iuu 40 iAe houT iAst nigAt retained '''uN' VI Ao'
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GEORGE uECTT

WHITEHALL, y. Y, June 22.-Gcorce Brett,
prominent business Of Northern NcWl Ok, died
here this Afternoon
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TElnrNg OFFICE, June 23- q m.-N;or The rice
yesterday morning the changes 10 The barometer N'r"
slight Clear and fair weather prevailed Tho tcmucri-
ture RANGED between 81 and 20 the avrra Gl s
being g., lower than the spoads day LAST year
ard D lower than Tuesday.
Clear fair Aud warmer ", 3.Aer may bo expected
70 Gay IL this city AMI vicinity
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There a-c 20 o'.c,n+ r.c" fff'ne ioof af 1"raa
cora l,,ho,tr VI ,oi H,'Irn4r % cents. ptlss-'s
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

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The s.tsnm Carpet tlenner.
H. ~ STEWART. 80 1GsN- Scne l0I e.ltL4af.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

The following statement Of William j.
Coughlln, Of somerville, Mass, Is 50 remark.
able that we beg 10 ask for the attention Of
our readers He says; I'm the fall Of 1879 |
was taken with aviolent bleeding Of the lungs,
followed by a severe cough. soon began 10
loose my appetite and flesh was 80 weak
al one time that could not leave my bed. In
the summer Of 1877 was admitted 10 the City
Hospital. While there the doctors said had
A hole In my left lung a. biga half dollar.
expended over hundred dollars in doctors
and medicines. was 50 far gone at one time
A resort went around that was dead. gave
IN hope, but friend told lie Of Dr. William
Halls Balsam for the Lungs laughed Al
nv friends, thinking that my case was incur
able, but got bottle 10 satisfy them, when
10 my surprise and qualification commenced
10 feel better. My hope, once dead, began 10
revive, and to-day I feel In better spirits than
have for the past three years.
II write this hoping you will publish II;
80 that every one inflicted with Diseased
Luhgs will be induced 10 take DR.. Vim. Halls
Balsarn for the Lungs, and be convinced that
Consumption can be cured. have taken two
bottles, and can positively say that II has
done more good than oil the other medicines
have taken since my sickness. My cough
has almost entirely disappeared and shall
soon DO able 10 go 10 work" Bold by drug.
gi1ts.
West 4 MCConahey, Druggists and Apothe.
carries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List & Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel
ing, W. Va TTRBAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

Allow q cold 10 advance inyour system and
thus encourage more serious maadles, such az
Pneumonia, HemerrhageS and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be 80 readily at
tainedH BosCHRE's GERMAN SYRUP has gained
the largest sale in the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases.
II is Dr. Boschee's famous German prescrip
ton, and 10 prepared with the greatest care,
and no fear need DO entertalnsdin adIninisttE
lug II 10 the youngest child, as per directionf.
The sale OF this medicine 10 Unprecedented.
Since frst introduced thsrs has been a con.
slant increasing demand and without q single
report Of q failure 10 do lts work In any case.
Ask YOU, Druggist ~ 70 the truth Of these re.
marks Large GiEss Is oenta Try Il and DO
convinced. TIhGAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

A CoueH, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results Ia
an inCurable lung disease OF consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not diAor.
der The stomach like cough sytups and
bAlsans, but ACT directly on the inflamed
parts, alisying irritation, give relief In
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Oatatrh and
Inc Throat Troubles which singers and
Public Speakers are subject 10. For thirty
veafs Browns Bronchial TroOheU have
been recommended by physicians, and al.
WAYS give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant use LOT
nearly an entire generation, they have at.
lained well.mefited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age. Sold Of % cents
q box everywhere, TTHsw
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Further From Elder Ryan.

td!tnEA lnlelligGneer
The Bsreap Sabbath School lesson for
May 18th, 1881, Is found in St. Luke's COS
pei, chap. l6. Joseph LonkinE-who is
the author OF 4 commentary on the New
Testamsnt-ia not only the authorized but
the paid exponent Of these lessons through
the New York Christian Advocate, The
New York Christian advocate is he organ
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Now
l want to lay before your readers an ex'
tract from Mr.. LonkinS's notes on the
above named lesson, found In said AdpO'
cate Of April %, last number, Just out:
He says, speaking Of Lazarus and the
rich man, beginning with verse % OF the
above named chapter Of this gospel:
"The bsggar died and was carried by
angels intoIAbraham's bosom, mot heauelI,
but the place Of departed happy spirits, to
the society OF Abraham, and that OF the
myriads Of holy departed spiritt;" proba.
bly, synonymous with the paradise Of
which the Saviour spoke to the penitent
and believing thief on the cross, aud when
he promised 10 meet him. lhe,rich man also
died and was bur,ed, and in hell he lifted up
his eyes; not the place OF the final abode Of
the lost, but as the original reads, in
hadss. He'll Is here and In numerous
other passages a most unfortunate
translation. We understand this term
hades-the invisible, the concealed, the
covered-to be the abiding place Of the
spirits OF the dead, Of the good and bad
alike, although not intermixed but separ-
ated even there, until after the general
judgement, when the total final separation
will take place. (seeth Abraham aiar of, J
also then in hades, but In the part Of the
secret place where conscious peace and Joy
and harmony reign"
am glad these notes Of the truly dis.
tinguished Methodist commentator were
published OF so late q date, Otherwise /
might have been accused Of plagiarism.
Ady2. q, W, Ryan.
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nn,r 40 snon,n rrnnI,,,


I II seems strange that anyone will PuGel
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition Of the blood, when
Scovill's sarsaparilla and stillingia, or Blood
and Liver Syrup will restore perfect health tC
the physical organization, 1t Ia indeed d
Strengthening syrup, pleasant to take, and has
proven itsefts be the best blood purifier ever
discovered, elleCtually curing scrofula, syp
hilith disorders, weakness OF the kidneys
erysiplias malaria, all nervous disorders and
debility bilious complaints and oil diseasei
indicating an impure condition Of tho blood
liver, kidneys, stomach, skin, etc. ltcorrectl
Indigestion. ASingle bottle will prove to you
la merits rs health remover, for II ncta like
a charm, especially when the complaint Is OIL
40 exhaustive nature, having tendency "a
lessen the natural vigor Of the brain and
nervous system.
. West q MoConahey Druggists and Apothe.
carries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List q Co., WHOLESALERS Agents, Wheel
Ing, W. Va. TTHs&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

TRUSTEEs SALE OF FARM.

,l,,aa sIa dt,l Of trust made BY John FPIrtl "a
Asssj,nI,6,j Iru,lFr, dIt,d October ", 1874, aud
.s,Ini IN he once Of the clerk Of tho County
T.on oi Ohio county, West Vifginil, 10 Deed OIL
IND Eosk no, I, TIg0 49,, shall on
SATURDAY, NAY II, 1881
,,,,n,btBj Ito O'clock 4. M, proceed TO soil At the
SsoI I5or Of Ihn Court HOUSE Of Ohio county, West
TTSI b lbS b rb,st and heat bidder, The follow.
l,,Tr1l estate, lyIrg on tkr head waters Of PetpA
R,n. IN Mo county, West Virginia, and described
- allow, ihti i 10 nyi BEGINNING At stone on
IHIh y1rltqt line, thence 4 10, ". 10 .pOl0I 10 4
Ts5g ihlttS with bis line y, Is, Y. 500 pO % % \
yb.. IN jeremiah RCrClb 'inOi thence TN bis line
n Cl,, l. Ibgg pole, ioR white OAki thOnCB with
yulggIllns N, ?gT, ". " D. 10 Il ItOnV, corner 10
YulI1E ttttB n 65Li, J.. 1870 poles tOA Ilone OF
bsuil tonf to william WAyt; ihepce N. 6H, y.
JoG stone, thence H. 69H, ". 100 poles 10 the be-
danni oinhlniIgG ~ RunI, rood aud II poles,
lihlHtls unp property allotted and conveyed 70
Oh John PrTlel " ~ FiAin deed Of partition made
~! ,INael by John FfnCl aud May q, his vile,
M Joseph ferfel. dArd tho l2,h day Of March, 1851
M n ttofl In Tho Once Of tho Cork oil the County
G1gr,d Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed BOOK
" H. Pgs VI.
TEISs or sALR Seven hundred aud hity dollars,
Itl il milh more 1tbD purchaser may elect 10 Pay
10 Oh, aud luN HhiiuO In OE0 year Win Interest,"
plrhDCf 10 ave note secured by detd oil trust on the
fgitfJ inr In deferred plj lnent.
The TITLE 10 tbs Al property 10 believed 10 bg par
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BENJAMIN DAVENPORT,
Trustee.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03
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UuWelcoms Insect, that with feeble wing
lntrulsst lhHs upon the bAekWaTd bpTlnH,
A VernRl 6lundtT,
Briei In this chilly WGFld will be thy stay,
And II thou Aetst thA eve 0t one cool dayI
Twill DO wonder.
When Mother Nature from bed Of Illma
Evolved thee several weeks before thy time,
v hat freak cOnVulAed herr
Why did abe send thee, lean and naked, forth
To taes the hiding bFetEes Of the north
Without an ulster?
With dropping pinIOu, guiltlOIs Of > Iiirg,
Thou leemOSt now poor and broken thing,
Asking Profession;
Not one whose dToAing song with night begins,
joyful In booming htA I'D human Ikinl.
To ViViSectlon,
Thou shouldlt have died hereafter, 10 the strife
OF angry hAudl appraised 70 take thy lie
And give no quarter,
Nov quick consumption, Or hacking eoUTgh,
When lifA has scarce begun, will TAKE thee %,
A PTOtO'martyr
I will mo- hurt thee. IunOcont and young,
And harmless Jet, count thee not imapR
Nv worthy fotmen,
note thee % sign Of bites 10 DO,
But may the mercy that show 70 Thea
Accorded DO me.