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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-16

In the same case come amusing and
sharp passages occurred between General
Flick, tho Prosecuting Attorney, and Judge
lOomis. The General, in his opening ad
dress, took oCciSion TO diSpNrNgc the custom
Of allowing the accused to testify in his own
behalf, aud denounced it M an incentive
to perjury. The Judge, in his plea, took
iptuc with him and asserted thWt tho Gus.
tom WA founded on GrrCian and Roman
precedent, Wh"n liberty and equality tx.
listed In their primitive simplicity, while its
denial WIS founded upon English prrco.
dent In tho dark ages Of harbarism. The
custom, said the Judge, is cOequal with
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES
THE EXPLOSION AT MINao, OHIO.
ons Ma. Killed a,d oss Seriously Wounded.
Cause Of the Disast,r-l Fatoi Wreck o. the
PaahAudIs-BiE Fire At Park.nburg-A.
Dl,.,trOus ColiI.IOn In Michigan.


Special Dispatch 10 the Intelllgencer
MIEGo JUNCTION. February l5.-About
$50 o'clock this evening fre large grind
stones burst In the Junction Iron Compa.
uy's nail mill, one at time, and the re-
ports were about one minute apart. One
man, by the name OF Capt. Jim Prentiss,
OF Steubenville, was seriously hurt and
will die. The mill also was wrecked to the
extent Of from three to five thousand dol.
lars. A steam pipe burst afterwards. About
two hundred men were in the factory,
and It Is remarkable that no more were
killed or injured. The cause Of the acci-
dent Is not known at this writing. Willie
Hert, Of Benwood, West Va, was slightly
injured.
PROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Special Dispatch to the Intcllisencer
srEuBgSvILLE, ONO, February 15.-This
evening about Q o'clock frightful acci.
dent occurred at the Mipgo iron works,
south Of this city. The governor belt on
the engine broke, causing high rate OF
speed in the grinding department, and
seven. OF tho large stones exploded with
terrific force, passing up through the roof,
doing considerable damage. One Of the
fragments struck Captain James Prentiss,
mailer, killing him instantly, and in
turing VIM. He'll, OF Benwood.
The mill was running at the time Of the
accident, and large number OF men were
at work in the nail department. The es.
cape OF the men was miracle when the
extent Of the damage is considered.
Captain Prentiss served four years du.
ing the war, and commanded Company II,
One Hundred and Ninety.tifth Regiment
O.V.I. His remains were brought to this
city tonight.
The accident occurred during the ab-
ssnce Of the engineer, who was at a
freight wreck on the Panhandle rail.
road. When the governor belt flew of a
boy ran to stop the engine when one Of
the stones exploded passing over the heads
OF the men and knocking a large hole in
the mill. The other stones exploded in
quick succession until the seventh, which
struck the steam pipe knocking hole in
It and causing the engine to stop. The
men ran to save their lives, making re.
markable escape. The works are the finest
in the country and turn out six hundred
kegs Of mills per day. The damage to the
works will fall heavily upon the company.
Captain Prentiss served through the war
with distinction. He was at his most,
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wRBu, the bank robber, lef. town too
soon. The. Legislature was so tickled to
have live lion around that 1t might have
been induced to do something for him.
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TuE accident at Nipgo is more startling
than destructive. The loss Of a life Is sad
enough, but more lives lost would have
caused more hearts to bleed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-16

In the executive srsriOn Of tho Senate
yesterday, Mt E,lmunds called attention tC
The alleged nbu-c Of the privileges Of thu
floor by lobbyists aud others, who, through
III" indulgence NJ SrnatOrs, have been IN
the habit Of obtaining Ca'ds Of admission
Os,rnsihly M Secretaries. With n view d
correcting this Mr.. Edmunds introduced al
appropriate resolution.
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nLAln's EloarrScE.

IInt Bob rose to the highth Of genuine
olcqucnce in his perora,ion. lIe spied n
Calhoun county man on the jury. lie
saii: ~ see man before mo who comes
from the gallant little county Of Calhoun
named after one Of the grandcst characters
in American history. When my dying
hour C0mcs, and weeping friends arc gath
cred m0und,. let my last words be-, hurrah
for John G. Calhoun" This ClinCher was
not without effect, for rumOr has it that
thu Calhoun man held the eleven obstinate
men two hOuR for m acQuittal. Bob is
rapidly manufacturing matter for Ircst,
edition Of Anecdotes OF the Bench and
Bar"
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Captain Prentiss served through the war
with distinction. He was at his post,
grinding knife, when the stone exploded,
and was killed almost instantly. lie was
forty years old, and widower, and leaves
behind min three Interesting children.
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THERE hasn't been blow struck at the
State Capitol for nearly week.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a. 1852.
Ghe Gtteuiqeneer.

0fiIces Nos. ~ and "a Fourteenth street.
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THE DgGlSSlSG OF THE Esd.

A. W. Hammond is dealer in grain
and provision options at No. 10 Broadway.
lie has, spent nearly all life among
the mines OF the West, especially in Ari.
IONA. "My brother aud J." he adds,
"were the discoverers OF the mining dis
trict in which all these claims which have
been spoken Oi-the Isabella, Alice, Mac
Morris ind Golden Eugl,-are situated.
The Isabella min" was located, think, in
1877, by Colonel B,xhy, a liItlr'pot hole
twenty or thirty feet deep, WAS dug and
baby drifts run, and that ended tue de-
vrlOpment OF this mine The hole wGS
not 20 deep as To shade man from the
sun II h" stood upright in it When Bixhv
CRu,e East he btUugnt the isabella Mining
Company in his sNlrhrl. The Eext time
We saw him in Globe City he had brought
PrOl,Rsor Caldwell ont to act as an
expert. The pCople Of Globe Ci'y told
the Professor plainly that the mine was
HOr Il cB% lie talked 10 me about il anu |
told him thu ZANE thing. Nevertheless it
srems that hC reported 1t splendid prop.
erty, and the stock WAS ulAI ketri, NS hnS
been stated. The tAlr ni the stock WIS not
merely confined tO,hrprCachtrs business
men OfprOv"d sNgacty were bitten right
and ,tI. One ol the big jewellers Of this
city is said 10 have trNdrdN lnl Oi OidiamOn,ls
for the stock. When Colonel Bxbv first
returned to Globe City he had regular
headlight stone III his shirt bosom. When
hr frSt came there hG WAS ns poor NJ
church mouse aud not atall proud. Tho
mail facilities q Globe CITY were not good
nj TINT time. II took about thee weeks 10
rRchus from NGE York aud it was some
time b io,e We learned what was Goinv on.
Some one then let the cat oil, ii the hgg,
and on" Of those concerned admitted 10
me in Globe City that il WAS u put up
job, and seemed to El Joy heartily Ito
thought ot Victim'EiDs 50 many preachers"
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rnE c1rRcn's REsroNslpI1lrY.


"I do not think it is right and just" said
Bishop Harris, ito saddle the Isabella
mine transactions upon the Methodist
Church. The Methodist Church had no
more to do with the matter than it has 10
getting out the Herald, The church is not
responsible for the actions Of its members
in any such sense"
at has been charged that the Qriaian
AdrUsate as the official organ OF the church
was responsible for many OF the invest.
mpnts."
at is the official organ Of the Church in
the sense that il Is published by authority
OF the church's legislative body, the Cen
eral Conference, which chooses the editors,
and which can remove them tOO-aud does
sometimes" added the Bishop with EN-.
phasiE, IF it is Dissatisfied with their
course. But neither the General Confer.
ence nor the church is responsible for the
editorial utterances OF the Advocate This
has been called Methodist mine, but
think very unfairly. 1t has no more con-
necl:on with the Methodist Church than n
burglary would have il committed by a
memser Of the same church"
Mr.. Phillips Said: "rhe Methodist Book
Concern is a corporation chartered under
the laws OF New York, and has several
hundred employees, among whom are DR..
Fowler and Or. De Puy. These gentlemen
were free agents in such case as this and
no one would think OF holding the Melho-
dist Book Concern responsible for their
actions, even II they were not honorable.
Still less could the Church be held rtepon.
siIle because one out Of dozen Of its
newspapers had made mistake and few
on, of thousands Of its members had made
blundpr."
Bishop Warren agreed with the othCrsin
all respects, and all these Nn-d in rakinga
charitable view OF the whoe transaction.
THE BEGINNING OF THE Esd.
NJ. A. W. Hammond is a dealer in grain
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-16

ANY Blood Disease, whether hsrtaiiary or
othenPiIs, speedily cured by =, i, s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-16

The Ohio has fallen six inches since
yesterday afternoon ut Cincinnati. The
rise continues below and ut Pittsburgh.
The Mississippi River is above the danger
line, three feet ten inches at Cairo. 1t
will reach the danger line at Memphis
Monday. Heavy rains will probably occur
in the Ohio Valley tonight.
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Che Gurt.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
IVA LONG BRANCH. MI EVERY TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY 10 August 26. Races
promptly at 23O Trains and Boats direct Course
Central RR. Of n. j.. Losrty Ferry 7:f5 O. II M.
1918, l245 Pennsylvania RR, COItlandt aud Des-
6rossesst Ferries 7:l0 IL m Boats sandy Hook.
Pier \. N. r., 3. 1918. HIS 4. m, 12l5D. 10.
Fare Round Trip including adnis sion Fell 81 So
j. III. COSfER, Sec. GEO. L. LORILLARD. Pres't
SARATOGA, RACESl
~ BEGIN July 81 and continue on every available day
unti August 80. JAS. NJ MARVIN, Prest
q. WHEATLY, Sec.
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Proposals.
Gitp Heal Gsiate for Sale.

TOR SALE-0n Pearl-st., near Beekman, i've
IL story store. rutland WHITING, . Beekmanss
THREE ELEGANT NEW BROWN-SIONE
RESIDENCES FOR SALON south SIDE OF outh ,rc
between 9th and ADDISON nne view OF ot ave from
ali front windows location very Eood being nEn he
city piumbng IN with modern sanitary science
plans most carefully considered cabinet ummngsi M
tsrials and workmanship tho very best Apply ON sho
premiseA
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Gitp l1ropertp 20 Get.

TX WEST Doth ST.-Repairs now complete.
LEI -Four stories % feet WIDE fine situation beautiful
Toilet except dentists office immediate possession
rent from September l. Open daily from 10 to 4.
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MANHATTAN BEACH,
WI NEW ROUTE NOW OPEN

MANHATTAN BEACH,
vi NEW ROUTE NOW OPEN
VIA EAST BATH ST. and TT H-Sr. Ferries
Leave East 3ithst Ferry 900 and 700 10 $40 $50
lOlOa. and half hourly nom so n IN 70 $40 mo
Leave 7h-st twenty minutes from ~ to 8 p m
Leave Manhattan Beach at 1885, I0l5. ll.2) aai
halfhouriy from 1920 10 1880 pm
Excursion tickets S4h-st, 90 c,1ts. including srry.
VIA BAY RIDGE
Steamer D. r. MARTIN leaves foot J Whitsha.st (t,c.
minus Of oil the elevated III vars holriy fro ttoa M
9;lOp m.
Trains leave Manhattan Beach .S:Io AL hourly
from 9:lO a. To l0:l0 D. m
sTrains marked thus DO not run on SuuiiyS
Excursion Tickets sale all downrack stations OF tbs
Price go cents including Elevated RAIL
Ferry good ehor way via East SAthI Ferry
or Bay Ridge.
Baggage callel for and delivered between Manhattan.
point in New York below jjthst or Br))<
Long Island Express the only efpresst ID tn
haitian Beach Rate 90 cents per piece
MAGNIFICENT FIREWORKS EVERY TUESDAY.
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS GRAND
NAVAL and MILITARY SPECTACLE. THE BOMBARD-
MENr OF ALEXANDRIA, $50 Special DRILLED AND
EQUIPPED TROOPS
GILMORE'S WORLD REN OWNED CONCERTS
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
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NEw.YoRK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
NEw.YoRK. July ~. 1888.
Gath DIVIDEND-The Board OF Directors
w have declared a dividend OF THREE AND ONE
HALF l3a PER CENT payable on and alter August
~ v q. ID. OUTCALT, Cashier.
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DuUADFTPHTA AND READING RAIL-

PHILADELPHIA AND READlNG Rail vi!
ROAD NewJersey Central Division ~ New New
York foot OF Lbertys Station in Brooklyn 1901 Oh f'oh
q Commanding June 1883 Leave NeTYG S %, N.ucs
PUNK Tamanend Tamaqua Wlliamsport Hazeton' Drif-
sSraH!S3r GDS'sr tf asS Bridge Branch ohooe
Mountain Budds Lake Lake Mopstc1ng ESsHh Aea
sSmaqaa Santcoke Upper Lehigh; srcanton &C u,r
r.5srG Maue5 Ta1eton w,lnesSaTTs s &C ramaoua
%fH Sr Eass0n Mls sa
zp m~For Femlngton, High Bridge Branch shssosy'.
sIal For sS%sTyis F:%iason &c harrisburg
t Sunday SaH 1aIs. g!s s ESQ
s sGf sIs Isl w. la
ic ssS RIB Si p I,S9 m 0s snGsys BIS ioi5
en- ans ,s s9s a. 1890 stssSn M
f SEs s1rH' G e 1901 'G BRa &c ' '
feF Perm "A Ams sSn snS Efsy S a M
! NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
~ srrAnE ySS1 HSHSSSRo ETsRs Mr.
Commencing June % 1893. . 70.
Branch, 4$O 8, i6iS m i2I6 S45, 4:so $50 Pun Sun
Fer ha1s o%9 SSS and
For ocean Grove Asbury Park Sea Grit &C. lo;l5 am;
ii Long Branch except and Asbuy Park at 800
foot Of Liberty 74s M 2as 2 NJ for Lake
se ee M M tSr s SaSnd to misEisnds a'
ga m and 500 for stations to Sandy Hook
DOUND BROOK ROUTE.
I'D For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA
Leave New York from foot Of Liberty-st =.
Fer Philadelphia Ninth and Green SITS at 745, $3.50 llio
lS0. 4. 4:30 $50 q ~ m on Sunday at $40 nv
no ~ For Third and Berks sts az 745 lilo IN.
isSD. $3.50. $3.50, p On Sunday az S45 m -,o ~
For Trenton 74j $780, Il;15a l:SO, t. 430 $780, IL
nm On sunday. $40 $780, I'D. IN.
sPor WiiamspOrt az 7:45 and pm.
Return trans leave Pnlianephia for Newiork .
y S s and R9aps RI S S s ana
i2p m GA Sunday at $50 a. m. $50. IL p. IN; 90,
From Third and Berks SITS at 5lO, 500, m' l, oioO
800 $50 m. Sunday at S:l5 a. IN, 1880 o. m. - =
Prom Trenton l25. $50. SOB 800. 1905 1885 a. m
l2a 6.2l 7:2SD m SUNDAY los. 9:lS a m; 81 p m.
DRAWING ROOM CARS are attached 10 all day trans
md SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains rom New
Yos and Philadelphia. ~ . -, -.
Bspoklyn aud Erie Depot. Jersey CITY. -. ,,-,
Tickets at foot OF Liberty ana az lne procpA
het<is ana Annex Office Brooklyn Bridge Pier Brooklyn
ri transfer Company will call for and cneck baggage
fun hotels OF residence 10 destination.
II. p. BALDWIN. Gen. Eastern Fass Agent
J. E WO0TTEN General Manager - -. 49,.
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1inauci1L
PROPOSALS
STATE BONDSi
STATE oP CONNECTICUT. I
TREAsURER OFFICE Hartford. July IL, 1883.

STATE oP CONNECTICUT,
TREAsuREE's OFFICE. Hartford. July IL, 1883
SEALED PROPOSALS will BIO received by the under.
signed for the purchase OF tho whole part of the One
Million Dollars state OF Nineteen Year Bonds
bearing interest January /. 1884, at por cent payable
January and July the Office OF the Treasurer IN the city
Hartford be issued coupon bonds OF $1,000 each
which at the option OF holders be transferred into
registered bonds
bonds issued under authority OF OF the Gen.
Assembly of the state OF Connecticut and exempt
taxation by municipal authority The
authorizes the establishment OF sinking fund for
purchase of the bonds exceeding par and interest
to bonds at maturity.
Bonds will be delivered and be paid for at the onco of
the Treasurer in the city Of Hartford December 1888
cash deposit OF 1--WE per cent will be required from the
bidder guarantee OF good faith tho contract when bids
arc awarded
Proposals DO received for tho purchase OF these bonds
Wednesday August noIt. at 1890 p. when they
will be opened in the presence OF tho bidders.
The right reserved TO reject any and all bids Bidders
should outadc Of envelope Proposals to Buy
Bonds"
ALFRED r. GOODRICH.
Treasurer state OF Conn.
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Conntrp tIropertp for Sale amb 60 Get.

A TTENTION:-Fifty acres, fine, large
house in good orer lodge garden, Co. at Castleton
Corners Richmond County, Island for sale at bar
gain three miles from West Brighton any wanting
family mansion bad better IT.
E. ii. LUDLOW co.
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DOCKAWAY BEACH.
Trains leave follows; Long Island CityCA NJ go :.
Bushwick A NJ. $780, s 9 ll:?e NJ liS' 500 4 up
ITO 23O 400 6.05 7i0 s35. Bedtord-A M, go 5i0.
045 lilo; r. NJ, 1l6 235, 4l0, 5;3a It5 $40 East N
IA M 635, S:47, 1882 lll7 p. NJ, 122 2i2 ALL oazs
TAI. SAT. -o.x>.s
Leave houry-6:30 33. Halo M and hourly 70 oSo
n m from Long Island City and Bushw1ck
Returning leave the Beach hourly.
Last train 10 p. IN. TO Long Island city.
"SUMMER TOURS via the Great Lakes"
- To the Yellowstone National Park.
For Copies address - -, .xu,,
lake Superior Transit Company, Buffalo, NJ Y
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a.
.n1Day except sun1ays Day Express, DRAWN groom
coaches to BiAghamton Elmra and Buffalo. slespiar
~ N. lDaiy)-"st Lonis Limited'' Express-No extra
last tine.-Pullman Sleeoing Coaches ID But
az az arriving I;Z5A no Niagara Falls salamanca
,uo n; Cleveland 1910 D. NJ Cincinnati !: % D. m; 81
.e oiv a. N. second dav. Connecting trains arrivs
~ fot5lO p M Toledo 5:2o p. m; and Indianapolis.
n Dalyl-Pscihc Express for the West Solid
fnaamten, Emra, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati ami
lhcago Hotel and Buffet smoking Coaches 10 Chicago
$500 800. $40 $40 $50 Gi0 8: 80 100 - o. n
i rnllgat sundays. 8. $780, iO:2Ol fi5 b 3D.
Sc issrsss TIA ~ go 1892 1920 M 1853,
nm apa agst; sundays. $3.50. 1920 las $3.50.
Sswarx" and psterson via Ns,vark a., Gin ,,.ao,
$40 4 S:2o go 7g p NJ sna IL miingSs sstariay
nsns only; sundays, 9l5A m. b TO- $50 D. n.
s,i ~ NJ and ~ midnight. suniays sjI iCij a m
- eSt O. m. and IL miiniyht
slSssssSars and Cornwall ali. 75o. m. a.so ls,Jnm
RooScS sS ana a nm o.; s 9p md moD,o.
Goshen &. $50, 3 lo.2oA NJ, $780, $50 SO, sl5a
krdletOwn 3. 100. y. lOlOa M. $50 4SD z ais N IN
10 rain Connect With SS &sana% Ra the go aa
snssa m Train stoDs al M ~ sn,s1 only
cave guarIero AMI quarter ARR el,h hoIr
HS Ss5 a m to Sio D m sa1 ~ tot, saa llt5 D NJ
eeng coaches be obtained and orders for tbs
&c transfer OF baggage nav DO ieiLaS he % n2iays oncs
nos 2il 40l 957 Broadway. l3T Westst Y. " No. I
coprtst Brooklyn OF At the CompanV's DepotS
Express trains from West arrive in New.York All 10
no aO aaB sP5Tff Gonl Passr Agent NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OFNEW-JERSEY.
In Trains leave for Englewood Coste. Permont and Nyac
$500 ~" se9 lOa M 81 Co. $50 5;5l 6:i) $3.50 ~
spring Valley and Monsey 7lO. loa 400
JSO M ABgOTr 0en,l Paxxr A gent Navy
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Ocean Steamers.

NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80. n: K.
IN FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
ITALY........Jnly - i2 N. SPAIN August 4, o. m
FOR LONDON DTRECI-
FRANCE August l. = p m Den N Alth Aug o. sou a. IN
CaOin sA5 70 s1U outward SzJ prepn1 BssrAge
tickets $50. h. WI HUHSE Manager 50 and75 Broadway
NY
limited STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
~ observation-disclosures American Packet Company'3
Line f3r Phf MOUTH tLondonh ohERBoURa Paris.
and uAMBuht SATURDAY stelners ia nDurg urs3s.
uAMMONIA, Thurs. July 20 GELLERT . Thurs Aug Q
BOHEMIA .sat.. July % RHAETIA. Saturday Aug
Ratesgb flrl5 eftrn First Cabin SOD Second CABIN.
S6e 'So,ssxa 81 prepad stserags tickets SO First
greatyret1ce5. SendtJc "Fourists Gazette.'
oKUNHAkDr N 90, Den. AgtS No. 81 Broad-st. ". Y,
Z. Il RICHARD & co. Gen. Pass Agts, 81 IS way, N.
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I ONG BRANCH.
Will make dsily THREE GRAND EXCURSIONS from
CONEG ISLAND TO LONG BRANCH
Leaving Pier at 10 E30 and $50 Return.
ing leave Long Branch Iron Pier at ll45 w. 800 and 730
m -, o., ,,.
Excursion 1ek sasn S0NPGSSSsYSs
EXCURSION TICKETS from New.York TO Coney Island
will charged only rs cents extra for LONG BRANCH
EXCURSION TICKETS.
Take the 0 a. NJ IL IN and 4:S0 boats from Pier No
!, North River, 10 connect with Long Branch boat
will take trains the Prospect Park
Island Railroad Culversl 9th and goth St.
at 80 m. and and 20 connect at Coney Island.
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Ciip properlp manico.
WANTED FOR CASH BUYER for invest
w ment-storc ON Beekman Fulton Willam-st
~ LAND q WHITING BeeSman-st
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Anttion Sales of Real Gstate.
A J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.


A j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
AsSIGNEE'S SALE.
JEWELLERS STOCK AND FIXTURES.
A. j. BLEECKER & SON will sell at auction To ES-
DAY. July 81 at l030a. m, at No Msidenlane the
tire stock and fixtures OF the late firm OF J. CHAPMAN
Co., consisting OF scarf pins sleeve but tons studs and
full assortment of gentemen plated ewery of the latest
sylesal new and good order For catalogues apply to
the auctioneers, No. rs Nassau ST.. and 10 JORDAN d
HODGES Attorneys for the Assignee. No 100 Broadway.
EXECUTORS SALE.
- CHARLES s. BROWN. AUCTIONEER,
VIII sell at auction THU RSDAY August 2. 1888, at
O'CLOCK m on the premises valuable Long Branch prop
y known a. the Central Block OF ocean and Chel
sea ayes and between tho Mansion House and United states
iOe having frontage OF 1873 feet ON Oelnave. by 1913
ieet on Chelseaa yei suitable for hotel large store.
VIII be sold In plot
For and further particulars apply to auctoneer 20
flnest or TO Messrs Davis. Cohen McWtlliam Attor
neys 81 Pine ST. New-York.
EXECUTORS SALE.
~ CHARLES \. BROWN, AUCTIONEER,
VIII sell az auctiOn THURSDAY August 2, 1893 at $3.50
on the premises.
Valuable Long Branch property, Ocean-ave,
Matilda Terrace and on Matilda Terrace adjoining
Twenty Two plots OF land fronting and the
ready Tor Immediate Improvement situated the West
End Rowland and Scar0oro hotels.
For maps and further particulars apply to auc0neer 20
Finest. or Messrs Mcdaniel Wheeler & SOutner, Att0r.
news, Pne-st.. New-York.
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~ CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

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~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier is. n r.. foot Of Cortlandtst
Consgnmens Of freight forwarded directed 10 any part
ofihe world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds o. freight and er
ehandise to any part Of the city.
sEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly hghered TO point
the haTbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John II. sarin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier Is n. r.. at p. daily saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New.York and
New-aayen. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d. L. w. RR. received at Pier 49,
Te NewHasen and points East at Pier l8
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via steamers from Iron Pier l. 4. H. foot Of
whtehanst
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communipaw. ~ J.-Dry DOCKS.
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertaining TO the
construction and repair OF vesses
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Cost and found.

I OST.-Certiicate No. 1897 for 100 shares
stock 81. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba Railroad
Comnany Standing In our Transfer has been stopped
W. H.,GOADBY CO..
No. Wallst., New-York.