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, 1881-04-27
BREAD.

REAEoN FOR AMENDING THE ORDINANCE.
The Hread ordinance WAS amended by tho City
Fathers Monday ovontug 20 that the smallest
loaf should WaiRh ono pound. The amendment
was proposed by Aid. Young, who said ycstor-
day that when tho revised ordinances came be-
foro the Judiciary Committee no ono was posted
In regard to bteal. aud tho ordinance submitted
was aeneptud. The compiler probably copied 1t
Yfdud, howovor, TINT tho lOnycs should weigh
ono and 4 hAlf pounds, tMo pounds. and theco
pounds. Tho rc1ulAF weight ht the smallest
kcfs objeuted to having II changed, IS their GUS
toners Wantud a cheap loaf and their m0tds woro
Of soms Of tho bakurs Mr., Young proposed the
oil. Al! a,nondment also .rcsoillas that part Of
tho ordinance which requires d baker 10 stamp
big name and woaRht TN the lolves.
. Several lcadlng bHkcrs wcto called upon,. who
bcon tlnkoTing with tho Tread ordinance. They
stampel 4. .Ihe Arm'e Initial, or mari, W.
mstnmp,I m on sho i, l9ayes r. eompliaace, With tho
poses. IT Is stated TINT snnny of tho
in weixht, and therefore nadersell those
Eee 9ee ss " T. e e Z to f% Syo sSo W. ol 9S
weigh eighteen OUNCES, and the baked toaf six-
teen OUNCES, the difference batlR tho shrink.
age. Nread is sold hcr0, 1t ts ulnImed. that
flour Ia also usesi and tho bread made white aud
fal adlflsretIoa. In 500 !oayss ono ounca
short on each nakcs dIGcrenuc Of b00 pounds
Of broad. Those who ael! unier ,weght otten
got az much a. tho others, aa the difference can
not always 10 detected BY meraly looking ut the
loayes. ana many don't SUSPECT the chent- The
no attention 10 the enforcement of tho .otdi.
AA1lCU.
, 1881-04-27
THE SMALLPOX,

YcStoFday there werc oght now cases OF email.
pox reported Ut the Health Ult5ce. The Hen!th
Commissioner, Dr.. DO Wolf, still allows that am
buianco driver 10 conn Into tho Office. The
Doctor said thnt It would te WORSE thnn over
hereafter. There Is way uf doing business
with this driver without allowing hitn to roam
about tho oliic0 at all, It thore Ii anything iu
tlo thooFy that contsgion con 30 carried IN tho
clothing. this man Gull spreAd It by Wholesale
OF uouisu, vaccination IL u known preventive.
hut not Rll who cume LIP to uu lIusinoss with tho
Health OtticG aru vacoinatod, ind tho driver
brushes past them lust the aalle.
1t Eeeulz that New York 10 GlideavoraUx to pre-
vent the spread Of tho .stnaIl.pox contaglon
wherever It IL possible. rhis II not the t,asa III
philadelphia. hoctntly ahlp-!oAu nelnimiHrants
.horo WIZ small.pox o. l.ari. hexatalsss q
slck and well shipped wost by rAil. They are
having hnrd time With small -pox Ia that city.
and tue authorities thero ought TO exarelse Ut
least ordinary vigilance for the protection Of
other Communities.
The new casos reported were ut 934 La Sale
street, 658 Centre avenue, two cascs at no
I4arrnbce etreet, ai8 Mohawk, alid three cnses at
Ii West AInoseeath street ~ children. Bear
, 1881-04-27


The outgoing Wlnneska accommodation-trat
at $50 Monday evening. drawn by engine No.
ITO, Engineer Dopue, ran down two mel, ,-onsat
Fifth street crossing, and another Ut the Angus.
tn street crossing. Tho former was killed out.
right, aua bis mAnglet remalns woro taken to
tho MorR,le. Tho latter wAa identified at tho
County Hospital - Ernsr Lucke, q caFpentcr,
living with bis wlfo ana family at No. ut North
Wood streGt, whittier he wAs takGn yesterday
h8tsrHoun. llG bus be9n unconscious Gver since
Tho accident, and Us big skull Is badly ffnetured,
was killed outright 10 supposed to be John q.
Murphy, Of No. ll9l Illus 1a!and avenue.
Horny Foster. living at No. 1 Clinton atrogt,
and employed in J,p uardnoE's faotory Il tho
1Oss l. Phillips mill, at tho coFHgr 0f Clark and
Twelfth streets, had u pnrtiou OF his LEFT foot
accidentally cut OH In a. plantnx tDachluo ut
which hs was working carly yrstorlay mosunX
liz waa taken to ths County Hospital for trout
mont ~.
Coroner Mntson yesterday held an Inquest at
" Luke'a Hospital upon Simon hoMshon. .
ttroman on the laltmoto Oh!o Haltroad. who
died of tnJurtUs aud scAlds received In
h 9nl4kIon on the road 1t Haiti
more Junction last aasusdaY. ~ spEia-a<
, 1881-04-27
THE SEW WER-PIPE RING.
: = uu. r.ur1r,e t.vAN

Commissioner Walter thinks that the Council
erred Monday evening In not pushing tho cmer-
gonoy ordor allowing him to go into tho open
market to buy ali tho sswcs-pipo needed by tho
city At not less thnn % per cent on card rates.
Commissioner Waller Is right, and both Aid.
Eyorctt and Aid. Clark stated tho oaso correctly.
1t seems US though there was a corrupt sowcr-
pipo rlnR In the City Council. 1t is certain that
there !s 2 tinE OF scwSr.pEe r dealers combined
eognlzant OF tho fact. i y true that private
rotail at % per cent less than tho city
can buy 1t for At Wholesale. Tho body Ut
men who. will not light suoh attempted
extort!on deserve public: conformation. Il is
their duty to sustain Slr WalEer, who IL eArnest-
y striving 10 do his bcst FOR the utsy. III tho
North Fark Hyonuo suwnr n,attor ho proposed to
return tho money pad to tho city to tho people,
allow them to buy tho pipe, and save the differ
oaEa s9tes, and turn ID tho voucher. This wna
tised. Mr.. Waller j. very M xious to break tho
sower- pipe ring. Ilo Is packed by the entiro
community, and 1t Is tho duty ot the City Coun.
cil under the circumstances, 10 grant him all
with tho RUG.
, 1881-04-27
THE QOUNTY-BUILD1NG.

ru. r..... o,..,. tn. s..,.s .h.,,. 70 ooo .,.ou.
r,arn ,,con.s. snco ,ho '' t,rc. 'SA' @-'''
NOTICE was posted on tho iail.,loor ycstcr-
day, notifying visitors thNt their interviews
x!th prisoners would honooforsh 'o ''misod to
pArutck MonvpE, who 80 brutally nssal,ltcti
snay W1 bK e Ut IT
sa,ooo. Gibbons ts at tho County iiosGitnl. and
inero et. !" Set oouot about tno ee'"i' u n'' 'o'
Jnr1es' .....
eS Il tSo esay GeFt ecw ytfs' s %
tho easc Ut bliss Cnroitne Il. Dny, whom Jury
fs,ea M If na ss tSs esPd s aS S ot
day. ...-..... .....-..-.
Lessen Fn1EnnEno will ronew tho a;tempt to.
sona on s e aoe snS "s ec s I'm N
as,0o 10 *SS0o, and she was satisfied that she
could now rot accoptable bondsmeu.
TUE PARENTS fEsnas: Of other intesestea e Gar;,
f!os nave wsnea .0e Gounay w cs5E aca m
Miehhsl nr,hat;s' Or. ae.nt Of tteir being sIts-
seF axe au y. ~ -, as1G. ~, na oe'au'o
no Is saa 70 nave "'te A'reoos'
aud continued by agrccIuent. II appoars that
@ pleatst sasy ooSers aaa,o sa.ss. aaS. e ias as
henring ~ 10 Rclnko Will developa state OF facts
which wilt Justify tho striking of thom Of tho
i,nys maj h,Ire avnrnrsi afspnt st0l0u) per div.
DO far rna rnitrpats and large corporations hnvc
been somorhat rcunLss in paying ap, but tlpy aro
Vii So "s9 sbiea,oa e osty q Por oon
which Will added to all tax bills.
THE Grand Jury Yesterday disp2sHfsa fs! OF esRnt.
Sasss ad 1oInd TogS sas t9no e Fe
he P G ohS whg ~. Tn
dtN* Gu!SIH ANE GVt6c71lC]AtlAAt "Al9u HHo ~"
, 1881-04-27
TEE ClTY-HAIL.

THERE woro forty-nve burial permits isauod
by the Health department yCetcrdny.
THERE nro now B,at0 licensed saloons In CHI
cago, M shown by tho City Clerks books.
Dt. PATTON gathered some samples Of water
from various pArts OF tho lako, which will bo re-
ported upon to-day.
Cot. FKEp GRANT mado a social Gail upon
bfAyor Harrison yesterday, aud bud q very pleas
ant chat upon various subjects.
TIE Firo.Alarm Telegraph has ten mon en-
Kaxcd strInginE tho wisrs for tho now pollce-
alarm syst0ln on tho South Side.
THE pennsyivania Company will rcpave tha
wost approach to tho Adams street vlnducs Sun
day, and tho bridgo Will DO swung all day in con-
sequence.
luz Commissioner OF Public Works will to-
day rcadvortae for bids for the first cleaning Of
paved streets. except those for which contracts
were awarded Monday.
AID. ALVIN uuLnatlr, who has been laid up
hobbIo Into tho City. Aali yesterday. It viii b
RGmu t!mc before be will ho entirely cured IT
his lAtneness.
The city Will continue to send IT, syphll!tlo
1'utlons atloptcd sotne time ngo BY the County
Hoard. The city has no other place whore it
catI cure for them.
aa 49, rIs.xa ss 1sssay Il ts s'WaaF WssF se %PG Sss
Company. 70 lay mails On 1larbos, Fourteonth,
Fifteenth lionFy. and Wa!lor streets. in tho
Seventh Ward. Dir. billings sald that laying
tnntns on these streets would not pay, hut
ll1drpth insisted thnt tho peoplo OF the Seventh
Ward must have stroGt-lhmps.
a,,,vu,prvnnr.v r.v. ~ tba wa.+ n,.,.,,n
r}Sl1.v"w vost"rSsv otrsoas, - - %.En .arw n
tHr"s,.S,,, nnrn.rMsnIs ~ 9he ~ ,nsstnr r. stsant ~
nnvinrs il xii thn M"vor ~ mi ~ery ni"rs"nt
confaTsnoa' md nd fhn o1nariuios't Thio6 hr faEe
nri,,niso Maw"r iIrrPispm ~ nsk" ,,isa ~
H." ~ nrssi. - nfMinn M is,..uts - 4hn atifs
ncrt fbn ,iIs insfM ihc ttrtt ,yhic ~ iii III n4~e
them d trln foundation. letwceu these two
rpws OF blocks he proposes TO lay maoada!n.
| very heavily unl colnpactly rolled. 10th tho
Mayor anl Sir. Lake buIleyo TINT this Will msk0
desirable, n1lsoiuss, and durublo roadway, aud
II successful, 1t viii probably bo adopted On all
tho West Division lincs
YESTERDAY n,tcrncnn N,vor uo+rtx,n ,za.
| nskni nv T1,imtHE rsnortnf whit hu fhnu~ht
snn%t r." annn,nnn rH,nh wa. Nv
Sn,,,i.,, ut1at - IN +"sn.s, ~ e %uss'ou %,, M
ninntG ~ ~ -n.,,saT crisn, Ill., ~
a.. Fl HIM. thcs ~. atm"nao%rt l. .sa ns@yns
@ on' t ns ~ w ~. .i.,, 9.h ~ r1npeE
v9 ~ h y. r ~ ivy r eaE
~, w stE ~ @ yHn'son n
heE @ r,%,,rs ish ~
sI,t w Hrnm nmt km. M ch ab,l,a ta
auUs as ~, usaMt, ont @ saa :,
| not i great doal Gcttar than the presont Que Wo
| m.lat Uhang0 tho revised ordinances. I would
have vctuetl than. Ii had not thnl1Rht thnt thoy
| would DO changed, Thorq ts our only rpnody,h
! M.xo.u,pu,.n,, ,,a. ,a.,o~d.v ,-.1.,5 ,,nor
, 1881-04-27
RAISING FREIGHT RATES.

TRADE.
Tho Directors Of tho Ilonrd Of Tn de held
regular meeting yestcrtlny aud adopted the fal-
lowing Ms m expression Of tho sontImenr Of tho
iourd nf Tr,sdo In roHArl to tho recent uotlon Of
tho rnilroad innKnat9s 10 rn'slng tho rNte8 Of
freight to the seaboard without giving tho Gus.
tommy ton dnys' uutiro. It wuB tho lirst moct-
Ing of tho tlonrd since the advance Ia ratos wus
announced:
Tho board Of Directors Of tho Chicago Doard
OF OpiniUn upon tho merits or donerits 0f tho
between tals oity nnd tho East, has r. a!so 70:
tho Joint Executive Cotninitteo. rs managers Of
ti,o slhl ri.lway nool: tut nov dc9lares that the
tho 1ath inst. In advancing tho railway rates to
effect April y. ISL Without giving the asua!ten
Ing existing bcsweon tho Eaisl Executive Com
niitteo. and Tho publ!p, and j positive brcach Ut
Boaa asa rss Vie asu snp1 s veaoa Of sh
policy t Whlch A. haa preytouay boon M nn1oancoa to
sstooiated. to. vIsit. undeservcd aud Id
unavoidable hsrilshlp and loss npon tho grgat
socrct coliolavo s(.a!l chose to enaet It. The
acton Of tho s,lld Jplnt COMMITTEES q! tho 10Th
Int wns ssh n, aet q VI ,troaeery and tyfsnny
vito n this country tho united and untrlng el-
fort of qvory. Gittzen toward s1eh goninorc!al,
liver the slinplliE Industries ii. the Wcst from
tho control Of such unworthy power ns now
aatS II ~ aoesa a o m fsps
sentnttves In oxtcnuatton Of its lato uuacounta-
bio a1t1On.
action nf tho rniroads ia satalng ratns without
RivlE tho ordinary notlco was Hll wrong. nnd
% sSpas Gt % H. asoy ss aaa asrs SsSs
Per 1oo pounds: il they haa chosen
, 1881-04-27
DE1I,IIS.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, daughter OF Noplnn
aohotthatloF. nKeh ID yHarh md 8nlt1nthA.
Funetai 70 GvnoaAnd on "Wednesday afternoon At
O'Clock.
Bt.lss-Mondny. Apri! r. At bis residence, S11 Wost
TMal(th.HL, Jacob X, Nllss aged ~ Jchts, OF pneu-
m0nln. - . =.
Funeral from hs late reAtdenca Thursday, April "a.
NJ y, m. 70 Grncb1and: AL fFieuls arc invited.
MANl1.E-.Tho funeral Of hlnth!ldo afaEMlo; wifo
OF nnn Marble. will nke place -dAy fEon W 1tata-
st., ut o'o1uk .. III, by carriages to Cnlvnry.
nLANEY-in ttoulo, Italy. April p. Anna y, D!a-
and daaRlltor OF john ii. Williams. of Evankson.
ltoHEHrs-Jnlla u.l!e daughter Of Leon \. and
CtAn y. llubeEts nRDd yenrs months and AZ dAyh
Funernl aoEyccs ~ resilence. - reasce.st NJ llao
q. NJ. t0.dny. Friends OF tho family invited.
pAHMEi.sE-At Cleere. ILL.,. April II Mary ~ wifo
Of ,; "; 2: e. rssmssc: y of pulmonary n5scsss'
DuTtER-ApEil n Mamie. yDnnHest dnughter of
Nicholas snl Ellen Butter. hgod yenrs months and
= daya. 4.
FnnoInl to-ny at II u from late Residence, 40 Nc
hraskn-at. By carrtnRsB 10 Calvary.
GALLAG1IEl-rha funornl Of tho taio ANN GAL
lsRher will taks racu from h0F parcntA' residence.
Hs Wentwortha av., today ut t0sU BY CARRIAGES
TO Calvary.
, 1881-04-27

OUR PHYSICIAN STRONGLY RECOMMENDS
Tho ,,so Of i>alton's bhne md wnod cNrbon,
qinrtz solex, packed watcr.flltor. 1to says It Is
worth dozen cheap oses, AMI wilt surely pro-
vent sickness from 0lir prceoht althy wntor.
Found 0i,tU at DaltunB, 81 State street.
, 1881-04-27
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

IN GENERAL.
Jour Cor11ns, u. &. A., Is at tho FalmoF.
4. &, losnxMEn, bordeaux. Franco, ia at tho
Talmor.
II. 0AurrEhn, Winnipeg, is registered at tho
Bhorrnnu. .........
JAMES McGEonoE, Adelaide, Australia, is at
thu Idltnor.
HurcnissoS and wife. San Ffanosco, arc
At tho Palmer.
LIEUT. W. D. vzEcn. Third Cavalry, U. 8. A.,
IL Nt tho Palmer.
]. J.CAnN,cuAEr Itr1.Es, Aberdeen, Bcotlaud. 10
at tho Grand Pacific.
EroEnE II, PEnpuE, Of tho Cleveland Leader,
is at tho Grand PAclAo+
DAVID wo,s11trxaros and il. Amos, Australia,
arc ut tho fremont.
J.w. CHAPMAN md II. Root, Couuoil Dluffs,
arc Mt tho Bherman.-
s1xrY .r1yE barrels of alcohol wcro exported
By Chicago d!stiiless yesterday. .-....
! o. II. Ia GRANGE, cx-Supcrtntcndcnt United
Btatcs Mint. Bnn francisco, ls ut the fremont.
! CO. REED, superintendent Telegraph, Micht-
:, gan Cuntrnl Nailroud, Jackson, Is Rt tho Trc-
mont. ......
WAITER ]. WEIGH. San Franolscot and W. a.
) Marslau and fumjiy, Now Mexico, arn at tho
TrcntuNt
Mr. wn41AM z CONNER, Of .hs t!En a. Of ;''s 5H%e;
his residence ut .:3o cIoak to-day.
E1anrY THOUSAND 1,ot.tAHs tn gnd md $4,000
! in silver vns htsbtirscl at tho Snb-Treasury ycs.
tcrday. Twenty thousand dollars ID SILVER was
received.
amoautsa n sasssos g. 5sSea's e vhsS sss
spirits, $;}ms for tobacco ind cigars. $t,1ba for
i. beer, and $7,1s5 for spccnl taxes.
I: TIE Grand jury wits occupied NIL o., ycstor:.
day With royen,,a cases hearing THO evidence OF
! Harry, ani Deputy COLLECTOR Springer.
!, BAnsux 4 HtcmAHpsoS, Peter T.: Groot, ano
:: tho Vnlcln Iru1l- Works hive complied With tho
oqnR Z nIs os onves s fop out AZ " oss
! shops TINT huve not granted tho advnnee.
A VERY tlno yiow of Niagara Falls, ty Collis,is
sca,s sv Tie rnils a. aeoii from tho Ga,iada solth
+ orn, a vicw which Is tlew to fnnny who havb
= studied tho calaract md its surroundings.
; Tnn tcmpesatute yesterday, q observed nv ny
4 10 a. H. d: il i. m. a.; il m, q; p: NJ q:
:; Q p. NJ, 1.6l.
road, l,ethlehon,. Pa.; y. JeIesson. rresidcnt @ S
Manss %sf.s'nsts ssaetS!% !a!!sos r:st
t Railroad. Clinton, ln, are at tho Grana facto.
!: TIE following Is q list OF tho duttnblo goods
received at tho Custom. House yeaiersiay: J. 4.
Go Ct Seaas T.
i pnner han9lngs; Gustav Schmidt, 20 cnaks Of
11I seaI sa'ao% Fosr Eli & Is sss1s q of
Il aalt, The collections were $1586.
Il pErEn 11E1M. Like vicw sa!oonkcepor,. was
ToM 1e9pn asse ysssray ks r. o o.
= ehasgo # senE lor y Ino5s. Mo was hsd
:, A. Pnxtou a1d G. III. Albunsu. agants Of tho Cltl-
\. aud Attorney Wnxnor for tho defendant
;G THE examinations Of THO Chicago TheoloEical
! Jturks hn4f III fAf
, 1881-04-27

Cummius docs not ndyqrtiso tooth for 81 aut
chargn more. 70 Stnto.
, 1881-04-27

Not ~ or 81, but get tho finest md best. SS-a
set. Dr5. Mcchesney.
, 1881-04-27

lct.tovor was reported fr,sn s7il t'cn.rn nvento
md 4s+ Carnl stroct, and dtphtherla at ll8 Wost
ChfCnHo RFGuu0,
, 1881-04-27

We recommend EitireiRe Sc ewEnz.macl,ines
, 1881-04-27

SNl0E CIGARS,
Our article on "Shtde Cigars" In ycster-
days paper In no way refers IL thu cigars Of
fcrcd for snlc by j. Gas1uolne and Advcr-
t!sed on our first pago. We pro assured by a
rplinbte party that those goods nrc ms rcpre-
Reiltnd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-10
THE YOUNG LAWYERS
FIRST CASE.
Just What the Old Fellows Have
All Been Through.

From the Quincy (lll.) Argo'
The Young lawyer conducting his first
case before jury is worthy OF the deepest
commlseration. Take him, for instance,
in the criminal court, before which ne
has a case. While the prosecuting at
torney is tying the first witness into
bow-knots and untying him again, the
amateur sits listening, but endeavoring
to look as unconcerned as marble
statue in a thunderstorm. he throws
in timid objections every time he thinks
he sees hole, and as each one Is over
ruled by the court he puts on a stern
look, as much as to say, "lll knock the
wind out OF that in the Supreme Court
When the prosecutor, usually an old,
able attorney, dryly says, Take the
witness" the youthful aspirant trembles
q little and endeavors to swallow some
thing that is sticking IN his throat. tie
feels that every eye in the room Is upon
him, and that they are as hot as stove
lids. He fires q few questions at the
witness, and warns as he proceeds ua-
I'll he is brought up standing by, oh
YOUR Honor, we object to such Irrelevant
Questions" followed by few scathlng
remarks from the prosecutor. The
court sustains the objection, and ad-
yises the young lawyer TO keep within
the bounds, which sets him to wonder
inc where in thunder the bounds are.
Objection follows objection, and each
one is promptly sustained. He wonders
WHY it is that free and independent
people will tolerate such one-sided
instice. He lunses ahead blindly now
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-10
MARIETTA.
An Editorial Difficulty-LOcal
and Personal Points.

Correspondence of the Register.
MARIETTA, o., August S.
s. NJ. Mcmillan, of the Marietta Times,
and Prettymau, of the st. Mary's, W.
Va, Observer. have for some weeks past
been INDUCING in some very abusive
and slanderous articles of each other,
and publishing them in their respective
papers.
Prettyman came to Marietta Saturday
and went up the G. 4 NJ. railroad with
out having seen the Times man, but he
sent word back that he would be in tow n
to-day, so a large crowd was awaiting
his arrival. Before reaching the Tunes
office. however, he met Mcmillan and
the music at once began. Pref
tyman struck first but missed
fire: the Times man then clutched his az
yersary and general hair-pulling en-
sued, in which no blood was shed.
Marshal Dye interferedan the combat
ants were ordered to appear before the
mayor this afternoon. The affair as
whole is very disgraceful, and it is to be
hoped that the gentlemen will Indulge
in no such outrageous actions again.
Gen. B. D. Fearing, gallant soldier
in the late war and for years a prominent
man in political circles, is lying at the
point OF death at his residence in Har-
mar. He was wounded in the army and
has within few days had severe par
alytic stroke.
A large party, consisting OF persons
from our best families, left yesterday
for point near Petroleum, where they
expect to spend anumbtr OF days camp.
ing. This pleasant past time IS ire
auently INDUCED in by the inhabitants
of this old fashioned town.
Mr.. NJ. ?. Wells, who was appointed
bv the trustees of Marietta College to
have the buildings repaired, is placing
them in excellent condition. The build.
ings hav. bsen p tinted inside and out,
and are altogether greatly improved.
The crops in this county are about the
average, although in some sections they
are very poor. A heavy rain OF yester-
day had very good effect on the corn
crop. W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-10
PUBLIC SALE!
--OF THE
Fair Grounds on Wheeling Island.

In PURSUANCE OF resolution adopted by the
Stockholders OF the North West Virginia Agri.
cultural Society. at a meeting held In the City
of wheeling on the 9th day OF July, 1881, the
undersigned will on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 20, 1881,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door
of the Court House OF Ohio county, West Viz
ginia proceed to sell at public auction, To the
highest and best bidder, the real estate and ap-
purtenances owned by the said North West VIZ
pinia Agricultural Society, situate oil Wheeling
Island and known as the Fair Grounds.
This well-known tract OF land contains about
Is acres, and Is one OF the most desirable bodies
of land in or near to the City Of wheeling. Ref.
location, boundaries and quantity OF hand
offered, viz: A deed made by Q. +, Brown and
Others to said Agricultural Society, bearing date
the 18th day OF November, 1867, and recorded In
deed book No. Sc, pages 1874 OF the land records
of Ohio county, West Virginia. Also deed
made by Joseph Kirchgessner and wife to said
Society, bearing date the oath day OF February,
1871, and recorded in deed book No. 81, page 6s,
of the land records OF said Ohio county.
TERMS OF sALE--One:third OF the purchase
money 10 he paid in cash on the day oil sale; the
balance I'm two equal instsllments at six and
twelve months respectively from day oil sale,
with interest at per cent, the pu rchaScr To give
his notes for the deferred payments, 10 be salts
factorily secured, and the title IN said lands IN
be retained until the purchase money shall have
been paid in full. But the purchaser may pay
on the day OF sale the whole OF the purchase
money or so much more than the onethird
thereof as he may elect so 70 pay.
The title TO this property Is believed To be per-
feet. X; ". bhhh,
+ CHRISTIAN, Auctioneer.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State of West Virginia, county OF Ohio, City OF
Wheeling, in the Municipal Court OF Wheel
Wheeling. July Rules, 1881.
The Citizens Fire, Marine and Life Insurance
Company,
AGAINST
Caroline z. Shriver, Marion Shriver, James
Shriver, William Shriver, Hampden Shriyer,
trustee of W. W. Snriver Hampden H. shriver,
executor of the will of W. W. Shriver, deceas.
ed, and Hampdeq q. Shriycr trustee OF the
Citizens Fire, Marine and Life Insurance
Company,
~ cHANCERY.
The object of this suit Is TO have partition
made OF lot numbered one hundred and seventy
six (l76l and the west half of lot numbered one
hundred aud sevcnty-iive u75). Lot numbered
lTG is situated in the City of Wheeling on the
north side of Zane slrCe., at the corner OF SAID
Zane and Fifth streets, and the west half OF lot
numbered lI5 Immediately adioins said LOT
numbered l76.
And 1t appearing by an affidavit filed that the
defendant, William Shriver, IL not Il resident OF
the State OF West Virginia. II is now ordered that
the said non resident defendant, william Shriv-
er, do appear at the next Rule Day, on the 9Th
day of August 1881, or either OF the two follow.
ing days and do what is necessary TO protect
your interest in this suit: ,,,
In testimony whereof have hereunto signed
my name as Clerk OF said Court this 18Th day OF
July, A. d. 1881, at July Rules in the Cleak's
Teste: THOMAS N. DhKkAh,
Clerk OF the Municipal Court OF wheeling.
DANIEL LAMB and WM. II. HEARSE,
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff. JyliOaWt