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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Moore, hotel-keeper al
Trenton, n. j., who was bitten by his dog over
three weeks ago, was seized with nervous spaslns
wednesday. and since then has shown every
symptom of hydrophobia- His life is despaired OF.
TUE JEANETTE SEARCH.-A dispatch from St
Petersburg says: Lieut. Harder and Master
Scheutze, OF the United States navy, left St. Pc
trsburg yesterday for lrkutsk via Orenbourg.
They viii proceed down the river Lena I'm NJ. 81
berakonS steamer, and along the coast 70 the
east, In search or the Jeannette's third boat.
Lieut. DanenhOwer VIII start from Irkutsk for St
Petersburg I'm few days.
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CUNARp LINE
NOTICE,
LANE ROUTE.
TIE CTNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWK Ken NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. n. r.. NEW YORK
Servla..... Wed. 1 Yea Ciala. We'd, % Mar.
Parthia We'd, H. So We'd, ) Apl
81 tina: - We'd \ Hch rs--hts.. We'd. II Ap
Catalonia We'd. "a ses. Scythia. We'd. 10 All.
sso 200 RATES OF PASSAGE
Sto, $50 and $l0o according o accommodations.
return tickets ON favorable terms.
steamers marked do not carry steerage.
otesaSe at very low rates. Steera9e tickets from 1v
er1oc and Queenstown and Ill s&her parts of Europe at
lowest rates.
through bills OF ,scen given for Belfast. Glasgow
haNre, Antwerp and other portscn the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Companys Office
No. Bowling Green. both steeraae and cabin to
yIRNON III. BROWN Il CO., New York;
CT to Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW 4 CO.,
JsII2 tU5 eth street, Washington.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAyRR
- LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
me steamers OF this company VIII sail EVERY SAT-
lhDAl frstG Bremen Pier fOst of Sd street. HobOken
Rates OF passase:-Frofn New York to Hayre, London
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen, first cabin, $780, ssSond
~. Tor freight or Passage apply to OELRICHS CO.,
bowling Green, New York; W. q. METZEROTT &
co, %2o Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Agents for
WASHINGTON iaui2
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

The following are the opening and closing p-lce
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO II. Ii. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

y EICHENBACH'S PIANO WARERoOMs. PIANOS
III Of various makes for sac and rent at -
duced prices. VIM. knabe L Co : World p y III
renowned Pianos. Tuning and Repairing
s23 18th street. above FenDsy vGnia avenue f23-lm
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TO-MORROW.
yJ,HOMAs BOWLING. Anctioneer.

ONE SHoEMAKER 4 co. ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO
For T, IN GOOD ORDER; ONE MCCAMMON
PIANO; TWO ELEGANT CHROMOS. (MAIA
STEWART AND THE ITALIAN FRUIT SELL
FRO OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGKAVINGS:
HANDSOME PARLOR SUITES: FRENCH PLATE
MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS; BLACK WAL
NUT FURNITURE, IN SITS AND DETACHED
PIECES; FINE TOILET SETS; HAIR MAT
THESES; CARPETS, STOVES, &C., AT AUG
TON.
On SATURDAY. FEBRUARY TWENTY-FIFTH
1882. at TEN O'CLOCK, within and in front Of
~ acious saesroos shall sell general assortment
the above goods. No postponenlent account of
weather THOMAS DOWNING
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I U ST CEIV ED!
A CARLOAD OF POTATOES
GROWN IN SCOTLAND,
SUPERIOR TO ANY RAISED IN THIS COUNTRY
GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON,
(Sole Proprietors " white Swan Flour)

II.
NOW WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL
- Rolls and Biscuits will Re guaranteed if YOU use
Ciis.S NE celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour,
which was awarded the First Premium over all other
at the National Fair in 1879 and agau the
First Premium. in the share of very handsome gold
medal III 1850 and 1881. The lnilers claim that one
brre OF Ceres will turn out forty oaves bread
ths1 any other Flour in America. STERLING'S ST.
LOU IL FANCY. of the most beautiful Winter
Wheat Patent Flors offered to the trade 1t is un
eIceied by any other Patent except Ceres, and will
please the and satisfy the most
Iasfulons e;lcure; RELIANCE, splendid Minnesota
Patent flour, made by the celebrated Hungarian
cess III very cheap aad beautiful Patent. within
tJe reach OF all CASES. and guarantee viii give
satisfaction to every one who will try it. GOLDEN
HILL, the old reliable standby and the Standard
fanniy FaHr of the District and equal a gre at mzuy
socaed Patent Flours The millers manufacturers
OF Goden Hill have spent about ten thousand dollars in
reIodeing their mill have introduced the 80 cele
brated roller systen. and consequently Golden hill is
net only magnificent Family Flour, but really
patent -four with the great ADVANTAGE that can be
beusnt Tor considerably less money than great many
PateEt Process FOurs not white, as nutri
he<ls as Golden Hill For sale by all grocers Whole
sale Depot: Corner LIST and Indiana avenue. VIM. NJ
GALL q CO fla
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Lien certificates We're issued by MIR. W. o. Roome
tc-iay against property on street south, between
South Capltol ana 9TH streets elst I'm squares 69l
and 693; on street north IRON 18th west 10 river
In squire 50, on Strat south, from lSt TO 18th
streets west in square 555: Mill street, George
town. in square IS. Also fn alleys In squares 367,
235 and 1G5
Commissioner Twnlng thinks there Is not much
doubt but that the bill for improving the harbor OF
Washington Will become a law ami the appropria-
ton made for II.
The teachers and JanitorS of the public schools
VIII not be paid their salaries Saturday the
25th instant
THE building OF the Second National bank on
Ith street has been Offered To the Post Office de-
p3rinent for tie Use o; the money order division.
I h. choice will prob bly lie between 1t and the
Nay building, unless new building shall be
ected IS proposed.
SCHOONER LIBEiLED-To-day the schooner Anna
Gibson WAS libelHd by l.. 4. Cheiton. owner OF the
0nStiined OF Matthias Point. February nth, 10y the
latter, which he claims resulted from collision
caused by the former schooner not carrying the
proper lights.
PROBATE BUSINESS was transacted by Judge
Nyie to-day aS follows: Estate Henry A. Jackson;
proof publication filed. Estate OF Franklin Steele;
except onS to amendment OF first account OF adj
nlinistratlon d. b. q Several accounts were APP
nd
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SPECIALTIES.
GOODS THAT NO HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES
CAN GIVE YOU GREATER VALUE FOR
THE MONEY.
Rich Old Java Coffee, Roasted. ........3 80
ne super Mar2calbO Coffee, Roasted ........ rs
sweet Leaf lea 80
The Army and Navy Whisky "a. 80 gallon 81. 90 per
bottle.
WITMER'S
Is 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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STEAMERS. &c.

NOTICE
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
or and after NOVEMBER 3D. 1891. the steamer
ARIONSMITH will leave her wharf. foot &C 18th street.
81 a. every MONDAY, THUkSDA1 and SATUR-
DAY for all rlyer landings. On MONDAY as far as
NoInini Ferry ON THURSDAY, N0mini and Currio-
man. On SATURDAY. Currioman and Leonardtown.
JOHN X. WOOD AGENT.
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krOLEY, Auctioneer.
will sell at pubic suction, MONDAY FEBRUARY
ITWENTY-SEVENTH. AT TEN AM, the entire
Stock Of Tin Crockery and Glass ware ID store 39 9Th
street nor Invest.
Dealers cordially invited.
f24-2t FOLEY Auctopecr,
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

+ o R l. Mt!
Soused Herring. Sardines in Tomatoes.
ScCsed Mackerel. Sar,ljnes Smoked
SOused Trout Bolreless Goldfish
Fresh Snleits. BOneless Herring
Fresh Cusk. Spiced Oysters
Yarmouth Bloaters. Russian Cayiar.
kippered Herring. Goldfish Balls
Columbia River Salmon. Picked Lobster
Machas Bay Lobster. Pine Apple Cheese
Barataria Shrimp. Edam Cheese
Sardnes in Oil.
B. w. REEDS SONS,
f23 1916 street northwest.
nEPOT OF AMERICAN WINE CO.
COOKS IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE. &14. 90 per case
90 BURGU 500
VIRGINIA SEEDING ...... 600
So CIARET ..... $50
80 MISSOURI CATAWBA...... 500
HUME, CLEARY & CO.,
f2O 807 Market Space.
lust RECEIV
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District Government Affairs.

COLONEL S. B. HoLABIRD has been assigned 70
duty as acting Qutrtermaster general until Gen
Ingalls, is confirmed
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& -BENSINGER, Auctloneer.
De Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
938, $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HAIR
Mss. &c, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
OOCLOCK, Special attention given to the sales of
Real Estate and FersOnal property. Liberal advances
on all consignment5. fjal6l s. BkNSINaER, Auct.
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NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VI'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Loco PIECES OF WALL PAPER AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. PEBRUARY TWENTY-FIVE,
1892. at TWELVE O'CLOCK. within my saesroonl.
shall sell ABOUT thousand pieces Wall Paper in
to s;Iit purchasers THOMAS BOWLING,
Apctio,,aor
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JUST RECEIVED a.. =. =,
BOSTON CUCUMBERS,
FLORIDA TOMATOES
and FLORIDA ORANGES
Constantly on hand,
PHILADELPHIA CAPONS and CHICKENS.
Also. the very best POULTRY.
FRANK J. TIBBETS.
PALACE MARKET
ia Corner l4th street and New York avenue.
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dissolution OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

The W: G. l. Co. is this day dissolved by Limitation
and mutual consent of the several partners. JOHN
LkETCH is authorized to collect all bids pay al
deots. r: +; BARKER and Nj. KINSLOW win con
nue the ice busadess under the the pres
emit; JOHN LEETCH. F. F. BARKER, NJ. KiNS.
LOW. February i, A. D., 1882 ri
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NE MODEL FAST, AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
iHk EAsl AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON.
LOUDI.E TRACK JANNFY COITPIERI sTEFI
R4iIl.Si
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White sulphur Springs Races.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
Va, August 3l-The crowd in attendance,
to-day, was larger than the first day. The
pools were a3nore lively sale and the bet
ting on the favorites was larger
In the first race, selling race, one mile for
all ages, i. Beardsey's bay geldling, Mani
tou. won the first money w. L. Burch's lota
second, and B. 6. ThOmas'S bay geldinS,
Lelex, third.
In the second race, White Sulphur sweep
stakes for .hree.years-o old, one and one-eighth
miles, L. Bcardsley'S Effie H first b. g..
Thomas, Caralus second, W. P. Burch's
Homespun third.
In the third race, heats, three.fourths
mile, there were six starters. b. u. Thomas
twOyear-Old Hasfam won The first heat
Burch's four-year-old, Jim Nelson, won
the second and third heats, winning the
race by neck.
The rain last night made the track a lit
tie heavy, notwithstanding the sunshine all
the afternoon.
The interest manifested at first increases
from day 10 day as the races proceed.
Race Postponed.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS, n. Y, August 81
At $50, to-day, the time fixed for the
Courtney.Lee sculling race, the water was
so rough and the wind SO high they post
poned it for an hour. At 4;40 both men
came to the starting point, and with diff
Guilty kept their boats from being swamped.
Referee Bisnlige then postponed the race
until $3.50 Friday.
The Coming Race.
LONDON, August 31.-The Thames Rowing
Club have left the choice OF an umpire in
the approaching race to the Hillsdales, who
have named Mr.. Gulston, of the London
Rowing Club. The Thames club received
the selection with great satisfaction.
Cricket.
NEWARK, n. j., August 3l.-The Western
team of cricketers concluded the first in
ming, to day, with a score of 2i9. The
Newark club made only "a in the first and
SO in the second innings, giving the West
ern men the game in one inning
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THIS TINE SUCCESSFUL
The Delightful Trip 20 the BurninE
oil Well

The Delightful Trip TO the BurnAng
OIL Well.
The delayed excursion to the burning
McGugin oil well came of, yesterday after
noon, and was a decided success, passing Oh
without jar or interruption of any kind.
The party was composed of about forty
FIVE ladies and gentlemen, shout as pub
lished in the SUspAY REsIsTZR. A special
car was attached to the regular afternoon
train on the Hempield and the excursion
lists reached Washington about 4 o'clock.
Carriages were in waiting and without any
fuss or waiting the party seated itself and
took the beautiful drive to the well. about
nine miles distant, arriving at 6 O'Clock.
The daylight hours were spent in examin-
ing the curious "erratic boulders' known as
s.Walker's Rocks" as the view OF the burn
ing well is not perfect until after complete
darkness.
The ladies had prepared an excellent
luncheon, and at O'Clock, in the shadows
Of the woods, with the roar.of the escaping
gas in their ears and the wierd blaze oil the
grand Jet illumining the scene, the party
partook of the delightful repast. An houf
was spent in gazing with awe and wonder
at the immense and brilliant torch, which
leaps thirty.fiye feet into the air, with the
roar of a cataract and the heat OF q confia-
grafton. the gas rising with a pressure o
500 poun' Is to the square inch, from depth
of 2,400 feet. -,
About 10 o'clock the party reembarked
and enioyed beautiful moonlight drive to
Washington. Here special train was in
readiness, and after a quick run the city
was reached and the excursion was over.
From first to last it was intensely enjoy
able, and nothing but expressions OF pleas
ure and delight were heard. Capt. Devries
received unanimous vote Of thanks for his
kindness and courtesy.
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sUIr FOR LIBEL.
Franz Mintzner Wants 81, 900 from the
Zeitung.

Yesterday Messrs. Dovener and Woods,
attorneys for Franz Mintzner, entered a
libel SUIT against the Deatsehe Zeitung, or
Louis Colmar, Jr, claiming 5000 damages.
The particulars OF the case are these: Inc
Zeitlng few days ago, published notice
warning the public against lending any.
thing to Mibtzner, as he had borrowed
property from the Zeitumg and had not re-
turned il. Mintzner replied with card in
ToiksJidtt, in which he stated that the
property" referred to was letter which
had been written TO Colmar, abusing both
Colmar and Mintzner, and which be had
taken for the purpose of endeayoring to
ascertain its authorship. He further threat
ened to 90 to law about the charges made.
Colmar replied with a second article,
charging Mintzner with having collected
money for rattle which had not come eff,
and ass with collecting money, while
preacher at Helvetia, and never accounting
for it. Mintzner says he can prove the
rattle did come off, and can also prove, by
his former Pensioners, that he properly
accounted for every cent of money col.
lected. He therefore claims to be damaged
by the publications, and sues for 5000.
Mlntznsr is a preacher, living near Tria-
delphia, and used to collect for the Zeitung.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News OF n Personal
Nature.

Nature.
Hon. J. H. Good returned to the city
yesterday morning.
Albert A. Franzheim has returned from
an extensive Eastern pleasure trip.
Mr.. Brooks, OF Matamoras, paid his
friends here flying visit yesterday.
IN. Eoff, Jr., wasin the city, yesterday,
on q business trip from Parkersburg.
Miss Kate Hornbrook, a handsome young
lady OF Powhatan, was in the city yester-
day. .-.r
Capt. w. S. George, prominent gentle.
man of East Liverpool, is IN the city on
business.
Ohio, are visiting at Mr.. Dunleyy's, OF the
North End.
Miss D. Phillips, who has been visiting
friends in Portland for some time returned
home yesterday.
Prof. A. r. Whitehill went to Beaver,
Yesterday, and OH Saturday will bring his
wife 10 this city.
DIR. H. b. Baguley has removed to 14l3
Chapline street, in the former location OF
his deceased farher, DR.. ID. Baguley.
Miss Belle Mccoy, fascinating young
Quincy lady, who is not unknown TO
w
A. Allen Howell, Esq, and family and Z.
w. 0glebay and wife returned yesterday
from Minneapolis, where they have spent
the summer.
Mrs. C. w. Lasure has returned from
Wheeling after very pleasant visit to her
many friends and relatives.-CharIestoR
Cali
Miss McLain, an accomplished young
Of Pittsburgh, who has been visiting
friends here for the last two weeks, returns
home to-day.
Misses May and Lille Simpson, two of
Weddings attractive young ladies, are Wis
iting the family of w. F. Janeway, OH
South avenue.--BarnesriHe Enterprise.
Senator Donehoo thinks J. Hanson Good
will be elected, but says if the Republicans
nominate Golf, that the race may be close
enough to be interesting. hide
pendent.
Miss Kate Hornbrook, OF Powhatan, and
Miss Belle Potts of Captina, are visiting
friends in the city. Miss Hornbrook's many
friends willie glad TO learn that she will
attend the female college during the ensu-
ing year.
Misses Emma Kreiter and Gerta Dieder,
from Steubenville Ohio, who were several
days on visit to Miss Lilly Hilebright, on
Jacob street, Eighth ward, left for home
last evening.
Among the early arrivals on Monday was
W. S. Meek. the genial and talented young
editor of the Martins Ferry Eeirs, who also
represented the Wheeling Intelligence.
Charley Howell, one of the best reporters
in this section, also came on Monday as the
representative Of the Notwithstanding
Enterprise.
Jake Kemple, of Wheeling. in the abb
sence OF Dalzell, was the curiosity of the
occasion. He responded to calls Monday
evening, and made q humorous speech
from the steps of the Fraisier House, and
until Tuesday night was a prominent
mixer" on the streets and elsewhere
BdrReSrille Enterprise.
Mr.. Tracy, the manager of the Western
Union Telegraph Office at Wheeling, came
here on Monday to take charge Of the extra
business. He was busily employed until
Tuesday night, sending great deal of press
matter and many private kilograms. By
his promptness and courtesy, he won the
good opinion of all the patrons of the of.
fice.-BGTnesriRe Enterprise.
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Surprise Parties at Fulton.

Something very new happened in this
town of Fulton rs never seen before. Peo-
pie may ask what new can come from Lit
tie PorkOpOlis, and notwithstanding there
was something new as never seen before
there. viz : real sunfiower surprise party.
About thiEty two couples of young folks,
all in sunfOwers, went to Mr.. Jack Els the
milkman, to congratulate his daughter Miss
Sophia on her 2ist birthday. As the
house could not hold all the WIS.,
itors the company marched back to
Lawrence Heller's hall, where they found
ample room, and where they enjoyed
dancing till late hour to the sweet music
of Prof Roth's quadrille band.
The next surprised one was the joyial
butcher Mr.. Fritz Weimer. The merry
wives of Fulton found out that yesterday
was hiss forty seventh birthday, and CON
cluded to give him little surprise, which
was executed in the most happy man
ner. Afterwards they were joined by their
litge lords ard Fritz, who in reality never
can be surprised, : surprised the company by q
frStclass supper and the freshest refresh
mentS To be imagined. At late hour the
hairy comPsny ADORNED u'l the 18th Of
- nle!.
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WATER WAITS.
Stray and Regular Matters Atens IN
River and wharf

stray and Regular Matters Along the
River and wharf
Business on the landing was quite brisk
yesterday.
The Diurnal is the Parkersburg packet
to-day.
The Chancellor is due down this morning
from Pittsbure, enroute for Cincinnati.
The Sidney is due up from Cincinnati, to-
day.
The Scotia passed down en- route for Gin
cinnati yesterday.
The Bachelor left for Pittsburgh yester-
day morning with good trip.
The Katie stockdale passed mp at noon
Yesterday, en- route for Pittsburgh.
The coal feet which has passed on this
rise are reported all safe and getting along
nicely. ~ F..
The river was falling slowly at dark last
night, with feet inches OF water In the
channel.
The work on the new boat at the landing
il being pushed very rapidly. 1t will be
but short time until this transfer boat IL
ready for service.
The G. W. Anderson proposes for a while
To 90 as a catch as you.can packet, picking
mn what business there is to be found be-
tween Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
The following towboats passed yesterday:
Dovn-Jim Brown, Acorn and Annie IT,.
with coal tows, and the j. II. McConneii,
light. Up-The Veteran No. 2 with tow
Of empties.
MoReASroSs, August sl.-River 8 feet
and stationary.
BROWNSVILLE, August 3l.-River s feet
and falling.
GREENSBORO, August 3l.-River 5 feet 8
inches and falling.
PITTSBURGH, August 31.-River feet Q
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
CAIRO, ILL, August 31.-River Is feet
inches and stationary. Weather fair; Their
mometer 81.
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Leeture. for the Poor,

The Conference of st. Vincent de Paul in
this city, has obtained the appreciation OF
Bishop Kahn to have delivered at the Cathe-
dral during the coming fall and winter a
series of Sunday night lectures for the
benefit of the poor. During the past year
the above named charitable organization
has been sorely taxed in relieving destita-
tion in our city, and is now forced to take
extraordinary measures 70 raise means for
the continuance of its work.
These lectures are expected tot prove both
interesting and instructive, as clergymen Of
ability both from this and other dioceses
have siguified their willingness to partici-
pate. No admission fee will be exacted,
and the pecuniary assistance which IS hoped
TO be obtained will be left entirely 10 the
good will Of the audience who may contrib
Iite what they please in the collection box.
We understand that the first Of these lee
tuTes will shortly be delivered by Rev. D.
j. Gull, the genial pastor OF BelLaire, U,
and a gentleman well and fayorably known
in This city. Timely notice will be given
I,r(after.
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SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF SOFTEN,
RER lhsl
Tfustea's Sale Of Valuable Real Estitl

TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
u OF trust made to me by william &. Hand.
Ian and Annie r.. HAndlan, his wife, dated
the 10th day Of December, 1915, and Of record
In the Office OF the Clerk OF the County Coun
OF Ohio county, State Of West virginia, 70
Deed OF Trust Book No. u, page t7O. ] VII
offer at public sale, nj the front door OF NE
Court House Of said Ohio county,
ON SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF SEP.
TENDER, iss2,
the following described real property, 10 w:
All that certain piece or parcel oil real esAh
situate In said county In the city OF Whcel,
ing, at tho southeast corner OF MARKET and
Sixteenth htTeeis, IN Hald city, fronting twenty
tVo ca feet on Said Market street and run.
ming back eastwardly, along The southern iins
of said Sixteenth street, one hundred llYDl ist
being the same property conyeyed 70 aAsa
William &. HandlRn by deed Of pariton
between himself and John HAndlan. dAisd
November 18th, is72. and OF record Ia the oi.
fee of the Clerk Of the County Court OF Asd
Ohio county, In Deed Book No. %. page "
Terms OF Snle-One. third OF The pnrchSs
money cash In hand on the day OF saIe, oes,
third thereof In one year. with Interest, ana
the residue In two years, with inter~t, moh
day Of sale, the purchssel giving bis proI,,,,s,
good security, and the legal tltle to De 70.
tained M further security. until III. WHO'S
amount Of the purchase money u paid. /.
The title Of raid property In believed 70 , ~
good, but the trustee conveys only the uus
vested In him by tho said deed. .,vv
sugl6i DENNDS ohEs''"