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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-09
DISGRACEFUL AFFAIR.
Soldiers in Disguise Try to
Run" the City.

About half past II this morning,
three soldiers in citizens a..
tire passed the City Hall
in badly democrat 'zed con-
dition, swearing and Boosting
Of their ability to stand If the
officers, making night hideous gen.
orally. They had got some dis Ice
on the way to the fort, when their
demonstrations became too uprOsr-
ious to be tolerated, and Marshai
Phillips approached them and re,
quested silence. This being
treated with insolence. the Mar
shall demanded that their noise
cease. Shy what authority ?"
said one OF the party. SPY authority
of the law" said the officer. This
reply only produced more insOlence,
and Mr.. Phillips vainIy ex-
pestulated with them, urging them
to desist and go their ways peace
ably. All efforts in this direction
were futile, and at last the spokes-
man of the trio made
motion as il to strike
the officer, when the latter
grabbed the offender by the collar
and was Immediately struck on the
side and elbow by the others, the
injuries inflicted being very
painful. Meanwhile Officer Andrew
Smith, hearing the disturbance, had
arrived at the scene, and
while endeavoring to assist
the Marshal was struck in the
mouth with a rock, the force of
which broke several of his teeth
and lcosened others. The spokss.
man referred to was taken at last
and conveyed to the lookup, but
the other two, we are sorry to say,
escaped. 1t is 10 be hoped they will
be identified and captured.
In view of the fact that the cfli-
GERS did all that hdman beings
could do to induce the disturbeis OF
the Iesce to go home quietly, the
treatment which they received is
beyond all endurance and should
be atoned for by the most severe
punishment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-09
Those Sunsets.

The intensely red glow in the
western horizon Immediately after
sunset, which has appeared in Salt
Lake IS brilliantly as elsewhere on
the plant, perhaps, AID which has
caused much discussion among
philosophers, is now explained by a
correspondent of the Scientific
American, who asserts that the phe.
nomenon is due to the red spot from
the planet Jupiter. This great rosy
cloud disappeared several months
ago from the atmosphere Of Jupiter,
and has had just time, according to
this correspondent, to travel to our
earth, and is now lowering over
us, causing the ruby colering of our
skies night and morning. Nobody
ever has or ever will be able to
prove that this is not the fact:
therefore. it must be true, says the
correspondent. The question is
settled; it is useless to talk further
about cosmic dust, Java ashes, OF
aqueous vapOr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-09
The Map Matter.

1t is stated that Mr.. Froiseth is
dissatisfied with the action of the
Legislature. empowering Mr.. Jos "A.
West to publish a map of Utah, and
is using his infu ,nce and that OF his
friends to obtain executive disap-
prevail of the bill. In view of the
fact that both the parties are fully
competent, that each made a propo-
sition to do the work, and that after
due consideration the Legislature
considered that of Mr.. West as the
more advantageous In all respects,
both the contestants should be salts.
fed with the result, and 1.-THE loser
ought to withdraw. To oppose q
public measure on mere personal OF
factional grounds is In very bad
taste, even If there were no other
reasons why opposition to the bill
should be criticised.
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City Gossip.

Trains On the Utah Central south,
ave running on time, the trouble in
Sewer Cany on having been over
come.
Do the members of the new City
Council desire glory? Let them de-
wise some means whereby the street
crossings, especially in the business
portion of the town, can be made
passsble.
Messrs. Smuin and Hicks, of Lehi,
INDUCED in a small fight on the 9Th
inst. Fence pickets and garden
forks were brought into requisition.
Justice John Evans assessed Hicks
$40 and costs.
The pay car of the d. s. r. g. ar
rived yesterday morning and dis
bursed $4,000 in and around the
city, and $4,000 between Green
River and this point, making a total
disbursement Of 100000 in the Ter
ritory.-Pil0t.
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nal il to be seen in every lock. move
ment. and tone OF Mr.. Irving's Ma
thias. from his entrance on the stage
20 the last instant of ais death agony;
appearing a. obviously to the view
when he senderly embraces hia
daughter as when, in talk, he ner'
yously courses around bis secret, or
turns to q statue OF anguish ano
terror at the imagined sound OF the
memory-haunting bells.-Aarch At
lGntic.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago. fredericksburg, 10000;
steady; packing % to $50; packing and
shipping, 6S5 to $50; light, $50 to
6.35.
Cattle - Receipts, LOO; unchanged;
good to choice chipping steers, $50 "a
so; common to medium, SIS; stockers
$50; feeders 400 to $50.
SheAp-keceIpte, 1000; steady, firm;
inferior to fair, ESQ to 4.5O per cent. i;
medium to good, 4. to 500; choice &c
extra, 5 to 600.
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The Green Room

Sells no patent drinks. Customers
are satisfied this saloon keeps the
finest Of liquors and cigars. Call
and be convinced.
s. j. KELLEY.
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New York, 8.-Money market easy;
II TO prime mercantile paper, 4 to to
a: sterling exchange bankers bills,
4 81; sterling exchange demand. 80
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Afternoon - Wheat - Firmer, 91L
March: 65s to q May.
Corn-Higher; Sc to e May, 81 to 20
June.
Oats-Steady. 359S May; 81 June.
Rye Dull, $50.
Barley Firm, GA.
Pork-Stesdy; 1870 to 5 March.
Lard-Stesdy, 1924.
Bulk meats, quiet; shoulders. z 20;
short rib, $40; short clear, 9.87.
Whiskey- steady, unchanged.
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San Francisco Stocks.
Chicago Markets.

Chicago Markets.
Chicago. S.-Wheat, 9lA March N
May, 9 jane.
Corn - 51A March, 81 May, ~
June.
Oats. BIZ March, 81 May, 6June.
Whiskv-17.
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Bank Statement.

NewYork,S.-Tbe banks that have re-
verse decrease, S5,s79. 300. Banks new
hold Sl2. s2l, 675 in excess of the legal
requirements.
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Gold Withdrawal.

New York, Withdrawals Of gold
from the sub-treasury to-day were $780,
600.
Sales of stock for the week, 1878, 607
| sh ares
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New York Mining Stocks

New York, 7.-Stocks dull; Erie sd-
vsnced to 253; tomorrow's sp cial en-
g.gement for Erope $3.50, goo, including
q O, 900 silver.
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London, S.-To day 1914 bales of
Port Philip and Sydney were sold.
Good demand for finer quaities of
cross breeds. and inferior vusli!ies sold
slowly.
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Foreign Marker.

Liverpool, g. Flour unchanged;
wheat rather easier; California @ uk
z, 10 8 1; corn dull, new, IS Id.
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Utah Wool.
SALT LAKE, MARCH 6.
White spring, in good condition IA to Is
{" poor g IL to IA
Black spring, good condition...... 10
W bite fall anu. lambs, light
grades, good condition.......- Is
White fall and lambs, heavy.
good condition. IL 20 IL
Black fall. good condition ........ IL
Arizona white, good condition.. 10
&c black. |" 09
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Wall Street.

New York, 8.-Governments steady;
The stock market was dull again. The
result Of the days trading was to leave
socks very little changed from Iast
nights prices. Of thirty of the NEST scs
tive stoces seventeen were fraction
lower, eleven fraction higher, and two
unchanged. The market closed quiet;
the net changes in prices of stocks to-
night, compared with last Saturday
night, is significant. Out of thirty of the
most active stocks during the week, IF
teen are higher and fifteen are lower than
week sgo. The most important changes
were Burlington & Qaincy IL higher,
and Texas Pacific II hisher; all other
advances were less than per cent; New
York Central and Hudson River to-day
declared the uaual quarterly dividend OF
per cent.
New York, 8.-Applics ion has been
made to the stock exchange to test 062, =
600 St Paul 81 Omaha per cent. con-
soils. by the Northern Pacific Company.
an additional amount OF their general
first mortgage and land grant bonds,
bringing the aggregate up to 45, 509, 600,
and by the New York, Lackawsnna q
Wsbash Company. 5000, 900 OF its guar
anteed construction mortgage bonds,
bearing per cent. interest.
Stocks opened quiet; weak; IL to q
lower. After IL q m. there was rally
to almost closing prices of last night,
Union Pacific leading the market; quiet.
There was some activity in the mining
market during the moaning, and prices
generally were firm. from silver sold
l.55 to 1.50, sellers sixty days option;
Oriental S Miller IL, Oentesl Arizona
80, Castle Greek 20, and Eureka 80 st
25. The was . sale of Copper Queen,
the first in long time, 500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-09
BULLION & OREMARKET
Latest Quotations.

Latest Quotations.
corrected Daily by MCCORMICK & Col
SILVER.
In New York......"".$l IL per ounce
In Salt Lske--.".".... o9 &c
LEAD
In New York-....~...$ A 90 per 100 lbs
In Salt Lake, ore..... 35 90 per ton
/" " bullion I 81 so 1"
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Bullion Output for the Week.
The base metal and ore output for the
week ending Saturday, March s, 1884
was az follows:
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COMMERCIAL.
Utah Wool.

Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-09
Bullion
Money Market,

New York, S.-Bsr silver II.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-09
London Wool.

New York, 8.-Wool dull, weak.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-09
Besten Wool.

Boston. Wool, fair business; sales
for week 2,515, 600 pounds; prices I'M
changed.
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Yesterdays Receipts.
Nc Cornick d Co.:
l Car Hsnauer Bullion ......... $1,000 90
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JAY EYE SEE
Fails TO Feat the Celebrated Record Of
1ItF Maud n.

Pai,s to Feat she Celebrated Record Of
Maud u.
CnlcAGo, July II This wei the sixth
day Of the Chir'so Driving Pstk summer
trottiug meeting. The weather wsrm,
track ic and attendance 10000. The chief
attraction OF the days programme VII a
special race attempt Of J. 7. Cases fsmors
black geldiug Jay Eye ses to bsas the be t
t:otting record Of Maud s, OF e:1O;. The
conditions being 20 favorable It was gener.
ally Buppo:ed be would succeed, aud be
fore the second heat betting yrs two 10 one
he would beat Eli. Hs was f.it warmed
up going an pscs thrse.quarte,s Of
a mile sud coming home from the three.
quarter pole In la3, In his trials be wss
accompanied by I running horse driven to
sulky TO encourage him. ,m
The fist heat, ii IVES announced, would
only be gosd strong mile with 10 attempt
to beat the record. The time yrs as fol.
lows: Quarter, So; hall, l:l2l; three
quarters, LAT; mile, 2:l0t.
For Tho second heat he was scored at a
high rate Of epeed three times before
HitheiJ nodded the word. The little black
fellow went away from the wire at . won.
derful speed, reached the quarter in SIT
seconds. at q e05 gate, the half In LOCI, Id
q 20a3 gate, the ihree.auarters in 1:3g3, q
Is.ingot 2pa. After passing the seven
furlong post the gyer slackened speed very
percephbly and liuished the milsin ell \,
making the ls,t quarter at the rate Of e:lS.
The terrific speed 10 the half.mile pos! WEI
too much for him 60 early in the aesson,
not having enough work to harden him
for brushing heat,
4twss fully p,sdIc,ed by horsemeu In
The light ol bis 4nt ball mile that when
the season had advanced enough to harden
him 8, as to rate out fall mile, he would
beat 2Ios. ss+az,g ~" -
In the third heat no attempt was made
to beat the record. Time, quarter, 1921;
hall lid three quarters l:4SS mils 2:gl{
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Hsiei Aniss On Uu,ssps Events 81 Minor
'r-rg lit','ffrl' - Interest, 4, 'tSn9l
OrrS air concert this evening. @
OSE mMrisgs license WIZ l,susd yesterday.
TnE second advertising coipi Of Rabinson's
circus Ia In town. q lJs' (. ',,.,Fl "a ~
Tnl reservoir " 10 bs cleaned ont to-day
and the wAtsf will not 10 10 condition al to
use bsfofe this svening. ll'l
TnI MWnntIchor Socle.y's excursion 10
PafksIsburg atd Marietta, over tho Ohio
River road tomorrow piomliea 10 DO big
one. rs 5gfN sfHF..
CnARLrs ecuRli., native Of Germany, and
Andrew Mendel, Of tho tnmo county, 70.
c.ivsd their ant psr.ru Yesterday ID The Cir.
cult Cour! Cls,k's ealee. .5Jlg- X.
Ticker No. 100. hid ~ T. =. MeCaulsy, Of
Weilsnui &, dIsw tho land,omely painted
tambourlle, the work OF Mi:s GlAnnon, Who
held 81 tho Bsats House iof tho pntrose Of
securing funds for nav organ a this CAthe.
dral, whom II wAs II lied OF. IlgflI
MIsns. DARAAn and Wt,i, The Democratic
candidates for Auditor, were both here las.
stats convention. II Mems, on looking over
tbs lat, thAtDAriah viii b len. 70 far Al thii
county 10 coAcsrneti. snd that Wat viii get
the perlmmons. PhiiipPi Republican.
Tnk Petersburg Sale Journal tayi: Ths
telegraph line Of Tho OHIO Rtytr Road Ia row
completed 10 q point AboyB b. MAryn. The
hrsltslsgrAm over III wires vi, received In
this city yesterday. Tie limo IL not opened
TO tho public and will not DO until II resche'
Whsslsng. A large io'es OF *a,kmsn arc q
work, pushing ito complstion - rapidly u
ponlble. .'7,..
Nh, WINFIELD fco7r, OF Eteubcnyii'e, Ohio
~ ylssllpg bis Hneg, Alderman Seo.i, Thi!t
ward. He comi, haze 81 route .:om q.
lendlngA meeting Of lion men. at which
s,me informal talk Oh general politics VA
had, wherein teyen or eight prominent ,rot
msn OF West Virginia thought that Blaln,
stood a fAi! ohanrs 0i carrying tho bta.e.--
Msaongahtla City Republican,.
A CxRriy,cArs nj ,ns,;; o,s,lon vs. yfslst
day iasued 10 the National Investment ant
Development Company, formed for tho put
poss Of acting " \ medium between th
cltix ms OF Wsst Virginia md the citizens o
othsr BtAtes and forcign countries to negotl
Ats for tho investment Of capital and tbs d.
velopment Of Ice factories and cold hto-ss
warehouseL The h.atQIArtsfs are 10 DO a
Warrington, D. G., and lns caplt1l stock j.
BE- fso,CCo. Of which sum $50 'hsI been nut
sctibsd and paid in.
TnKSt. ClAinville Gar.iie s,ya that's dli
e.,s unknown to he holsemen oil tua
vicinity, bfiatl,cked tho horses there. III
4 not pinksys. A hoIss when d:lt atlacke
} refuses to tlt and In About twelve hours b
comes stu. Ate. the lapse OF abont Ii
same length oittme, in soms calt, one, an
10 olhtri both ewes become swollen and ct
tlrely cloisd. The 81 Aae.s and swelling cor
tlnues for about a week or ten days an
then gradually disaPnsa, tho b In II
meantime satlrg but iiitle.
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This 10 n'Repubffcnn, Not n DEM crntfc
Astsl

bniie' I"N
1t took The Wheeling Dsmocra'1 rome
length OF time to enthula over tho nom'na.
ton Of Cleveland. The news wri received
With low bv the E.putl,c,n,. who Ind ham
hon,no Il, th,t var, r,,n,, hnt douh,,n, u
ths t,smoc,.cv vontd nfiov than IN ,,.i;,.
49,: $500 M" 49,. ,','
theif nope. Ihe general leelihg OF Joy
among their opponent had III effect upon
tbs Democrats, and along toward sysnInr
,h.v Mon J., m,t. . .hor a, hsl,. ,.,,.a.i.
'u'S '.ka" .'A'A 'I'" VI '.''H sAu'he''
ple.:ed low OF 'hem o'e'mea 10 %. =
| Thets neverwssa more marked difference
| In the ,xprc,Ion oil feelins than that b,.V.eu
H. ,,hi,.,,. ,,d sr,hr.l,, -, ~. NJ
NV Iuo''Au'o A"u ol'Ae W ~ VI ~ .ns A''puo'
lirNns when Inc teWsesme that blaine Mes
10 DO the next fr::1dsIt, and ID, quiet re.
,lunat,on and scoule,rorto al ths Dsmoc,,t,
-ss...,.. .f,.,sa.. ~. !. -. ss~.'
y9,hoay a..e'noou' "neh u oec'ms known
that Grover Cleveland W.T. Tho man who was
10 be honored by being defeated by The Plum.
al En,cbt Tbs villa ,esn,, NJ, r. ,,,c,r, h..,,,
'A ." D., Ne'u.
anu spohsaueou>' oVe1 oiains1 nomination,
ase still fresh In The mlnds OF the people.
EVERYBODY was delighted. Ye,te,d.v ths
n.uo,,,,, vbsn ,.tsd Via, Inv ..s,.L.
bem'''ss' ""eA "NAs 'u'y snousht
Of CleVelano, haVeA very moderate sndoi:e-
men.. "Oh. he will do vary well,n with
thoughtful uttsrance which meant mero ihan
tho Wort',, VIZ, tho r,url retpouse
DRIVEN our oy 1ur PARTY
/ " A"'"
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APrEH THE BIG RACKET
A Little Ono for Sl0-A Costly Wind mp
10 tho Qualifications.

A Little Ono for sl0-A Costly Wind NJ
10 tho JsIiiacatiop.
After the Publication last night nearly al
retired 10 their homes, but not 10 s!esp, fol
the slrest, were taken po:cet,lou Of by band
Of young men, who having filed up with
beer, proceeded to mnks night htdeous unit
after / O'Clock this n1ofnieE BY blowing
horns and singing maudltn kougs. Ont
crowd was especially disords.ly. It VI,
headed by two young married men, who
should have been home hours before. Their
followers, about twenty In number, were
With possibly an exception Of six or seven,
boys OF 10 or II years oil sgs, who were
,tlrperipg full and ready to follow whereys.
lhsse VA. show for q drink; In short they
vere toughs. Shortly alter midnieh,
they marched into Rsister's Opera
Hyais Saloon, blowing their ho7nE. Mr..
Rsister does not allo. list siyle Of perform
auce In bis place. and BESIDES saw ihst the
crowd YVES loo drunk. Hsordered them out,
they refused 10 60 and hissed the In1ELLI.
aExcra aud cheeIsd tbs Regi,ier. MI. Reistel
informed them that they could either com.
p.s with bis request or be- put out. With q
howl .hey ru,hrd out, blowing their horns
and iu lhc't prog,ess breaking one Of tht
large paues Of g.us 10 tbs door. One OF The
nomber was 40 full 20 collapsed and bad te
DO helpsd out. This morning those tive
prominent young married men will be 70
qa'ssd .oss1ils BILL Of eight or ton dollar
for broken gls;l H..
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A Sort Of . JollinsAtien and . Few

81. 4N;NS Speeches. KS 4,
Last night sort Of an artificial snthuiialm
Wa gotten up, Ktsmsr's band secured, and
crowd Of several husd,sd soJs and aioul.h
N many men paradsd around the strssts A
carriage t.hs head Of the procession was 90.
cupisd BY four or I've man who carried I'll.
oolorsd torches. This presented . beautiful
sight Ths music wa also excellent, II not
appropriate, but II was spoiled. nis nearly
always the csls 10 such celebrations BY
either party, by the army Of smsll boys with
those abominAbls lin horns which have
grown 10 bs an Inevitable oonoomitant Of
campaigns The band played "MA,chius
through Gsorgia,'n &"Rally Hound The Flag
aud other equally appropriate airs. Tbs
crowds which followed on The sidewalks Wsy
largely made up Of Republicans, and BIaine
badges weie ~ frtqnent a QsvslAnd'l
portrait. Bhouls Tor blaine vera hsartlsI
than any Others In tho parade The hand,
eome coffee cofortd hSts Of the JsdaIs1u
Club-wsrs conspicious by their absence,
Lsss than score Of them were 10 be counted
Tho procession marched down Market st1ss
10 Hixlssnib, on bixissnth 10 Main, on Main
10 tho Sixth ward, and returned By Market
street 10 Sixteenth from hero tho routs Wal
taken out to Eaat Wheeling. and back Il
Uhapllno on Fourteenth. on Chaplins L
Twelfth and Market 10 the Jefferson Club
hall. Here . halt wa called, and after {
vsry INA display Of pyrotsehnics from ID,
club windows, Hon. Ron Alexander, O
Bridgeport, mounted the catrisgs and msd.
an enthusiastic speech, Of which only few
| Worda could DO heard, on accounted the psr
slsteuce with which tbs crowd chssred ant
ihs AnAll boys tooted tbs lin hornS. Mr.
Alexander had last come from Chlcsgo
whore he went, no said, an ardent supporIe
Of Randall. This nsms provoked mois ap
plAuse than Clsveland's. .5,| ,5FYlF.. :
John o. fsndleton, Elq, followed, ant
made an snthuslAs!io speech, a. could b.
sssn from The ardor CT his delivery. But |
-llke Mr.. Alt1anders-wa lost In tho con
tuston Judge T. u. Houston followed, snt
his graceful posing and persuasive gs,ture
we're. the only indication 10 the audience o
tho character Il the remarks he va, making
Nj. Robsrt Simpson then introduced Di
John Cooke. Of Bridgeport who also presum
ably made good speech, though pfssump
ton vas all that was possible under the oil
oumstances. ff", :
Calls for Col. James Bpsysr had BEEN hear
all along, and ho how roie and lot tbs crow,
cheer him awhile a. no went Though th
motions o. making speech.
Then, With thres cheers Tor "Clsvelsnd
HsAdricks and Reform, :" tho crowd di.p,rsed
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Personal. MEariOl
News and Gos.ip I. ketAtiea / q Various

News and Gos.Ip In Relation 1 q Various
IG People.
A. F. Hustsd Is spending q few days With
Norgantown friends.
Mis-, Dora Dnrssy, ri MoIeant,wn, !, ihs
euc1t Of Mis- EGs Updegutl, Of Sixteenth
Breet
MI. William Nesbli and ohil1rsn hAvs
g,us I, Weusburs 10 visit n:s. N:sbittfI
sister.
ME,s Dora Weaver, Of This city. IL visiting
In Uuiontown, P. In company with q ieW
oil her Morgautown friends.
MI. and Mrs.. VIM. Boslsy leave this mo q.
lug 70 visit f.isnt, In D,lpre, 0t'o. Ar.
an,lsy will return on sunesy.
Mi.s Bale johnson, daughter OF JUDI q
0ksy Johnson, Of Petersburg, 10 >v..i;ii 4
Aiss stells Tsppan, onthe Island.
Mrs. Carson and granddaughter, aud MI.
AdAir and her son, all Of Cambridge, Ohio,
are tho gue1.s Of friends In this city.
George Elwlrds. Eq,, Of uoundsvllle, oua
o. Marshall eoun'y's most prominent citi,
z,us, was In tho ely yco,erday on business.
George Adams, formerly prominent cit.
zen Of thia city now 0 Itsident Of etaunton,
Va, srrivsd Ii the city yts,:rdsy on short
business trip.
Nit. Alics Reese. OF Wsllaburg, who has
bsen visititg Miss Emma 0aymap. OF Eoulh
Wheeling, Tor the past mouth will raturn
homs this evening. Miss Emma will accom-.
panv keH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-12
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CLARK Hook yesterday admitted to .scort
one deed Of trust, ono cemetery decd and Ii,
following transfers Of real n.ate: Is =
Used meds June 20, BY Benjamin Exlsy
and wife to lhs schmulbach Brewing CJn
pany. 10 confederation Of tIl, coo, ior lots
eng an. 0 in Square 70, In 6pslgg & Rltch;s's i'd
dillon 10 thsriiy. n - = -
Deed made July 2, by Guhielma P. Gravel
9 On T. :. Crisxell, her hutbsnd, to John =
Richardson, In consideration Of 81 On n,
:, lhs east hall Of lot u on ,ha nortn sids 81
1 ~, street, between North York and NORTH
Deed m.ds July 5. BY George R. E. OH
onrist aud vile to Mary Il Z. Gllohrist, vii,
Of James Gachrist, In consideration OF 81, 500
Tor part Of lot l, In subdivision 4, OF III,
Shepherd estate, on tho National road Ii
Oaio county. 8 I. {, 1900 = :
Also = deed made July July 10. by A,
Henry oiim!te and wifo To Henry Blink.
mann. In consideration Of s.. 2l0, fof 4 lot on
McColloch atreet, East Wheeling, {li b i