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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-03

CHICAGO. Sept. 2.-John and George
Zimmerman, aged G and 8, playing in a
barn at Proviso, near here, this evening,
accidentally set FIRE to the structure by
dropping a lighted match. They were
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-03

Tur Good TempIars, in session at Phil
;,ni. are not ready to join the johnson
Tejrd TT Party. By the way, that party
hasn't made vary deep impression since
Il g.epped into the ring.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-03

NI7FHH DElD'Nca . Ut IHltIII0tHctF'
GRAFTON, W. Va, Sept. 2.-E1na, the
2year old daughter Of William F. CLARK,
OF this city, was drowned in tub OF watc'
to-day. The little one was at play whe.i
she fell into the tub, and before she could
be rescued was drowned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-03
An Editor Beaten.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept, 1T. A. Flan-
nelly, editor OF the Evening Netrs, received
Q severe beating to-day from William 7,
Jones, on account ot q soandaloua article
published about Mr.. Jones' father in the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-03
Hamilton County Republlean Convention

Hamilton County Republican Convention.
GlScNNArr, o., Sept. 2.-The Republic
can county convention met this morning
and spent the great part OF the day in
eflecting an organization. The four -Sena-
tors nominated arer Frank Reaohner,
Anrsi McGill, George W. Hardacre and ].
O. Richardson, the latter of Glendale.
After nominating Oliver 0utcalt and Fred
Bates for State Representatives, the con-
yention at s o'clock this evening, adjourn.
ed until tomorrow,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-03

LONDON, Sept. 2.-Pfince Henry, Of Bat
tenbsrg, husband OF Princess Beatrice has,
by the Qleen's order been appointed a
commandaut in the British navy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-03

PARIS. Sept. 2.-sarah Bsrnhsrt was
more frightened than hurt by her fall
down stairs yesterday. She proceeded to
Bordeanx to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-03

crTtEondena Of lAs Laieltanee.
sTEuuEsylLlE, Sept. 2.-The nailers a
the sPaalding mill at Brilliant were mott
fled this morning to remove their tools.
The order was complied with,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-03
ArRAIN noBn6RY
Nenr Kansas city-KeHbsrs in Their Rapid
Work secure Little Booty.


Work Secuss Little Booty.
K&YsAs CRY, No, Sept. la bold
train robbery occurred on the Chicago &
Alton railroad tonight, but owing to The
sudden flight of the robbers but little
booty-was secured. As the west bound
train, ou its way to this city,
left Bluo Springs, twenty-five miles
east OF here, aboutO O'Clock tonight, four
masked men appeared at the smoking car
and were about to boardit. a AAumber oil
men, however, were standing on the
platform and the robbers passed to
the next car in line, the day coach.
Three Of them climbed up on the for
ward platform and the fourth got in at the
rear, A man then mounted guard at, each
end OF the car, while the other two
entered, and with drawn reyolyers com
manded the passengers to give up their
amounts, while one man in his excite
ment passed his purse containing S23.
Tho robbers took whatever was offered
without searching the passengers and
made no attempt to rob them oil
jeweIIy. When the pair had reached the
middle Of car they became suddenly
alarmed and pulling the bell rope the four
robbers apralg off when the train slacken-
cd speed and disappeared in the darkness.
The train passed on and Conductor Jas,
Boggs reported the affair to tho officers Of
the road from The next tststion. The train
then plcCeeded on its way to this city.
Passengers on the other cars knew
nothing OF the matter until it yes all over,
then there was great excitement,
Many hastpped to secret their val.
uables and prepare for the re-
turn OF the robbers even though
all danger bad passed. Passengers OF the
car that had beep robbed had scarcely
time to realize what had occurred before
the robbers disappeared.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-03
AIa,t,e uoar,s Hot s.iII in IN. R,n,.

ABERDEEN, Sept. 2,-Mr. Gladstone, in
answer to inquiries made by the Provost
Of Aberdeen, has stated that he is tex.
trensly we'll" although "still a little
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-03

A daughter Of Thomas Barnard died at
North Industry, Stark County, 0 Of
disease which closely TPsembled the symp.
toms OF cholera. The people have become
alarmed,
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WEST Va. GOOD rEMpLARs.

-
Meeting of Tho Grand Lodge Opposed to a
Third Party.
ooTTepoadelIee Of the LatsltgeEetr.
PnILIPrI, W. Va, Sept. 9.-This sleepy
old town is all astir over the advent of the
Grand Lodge 1. o. G. T. About fifty Of
them, representing the various lodges ol
the State are present, and the usually
moral atmosphere Of Phiiippi is thereby
rendered still more moral. You might
travel the State over aud not bo able TO
find town where there is less immortality.
There are nolicensed saloons, and II there
are any OF the proverbial "hoics in the
wall, common to local.option towns, !
have been unable 10 spot them. The
people here are taw.abidipg, steady
going population, and will not
tolerate anything tending to disturb
the christian security OF the burg,
Although, since the completion OF the
Grafton & Greenbrier railroad, the place
has imbibed some Of the airs OF the out
side world, and has improved ina bust
ness way, 1t still adheres to its old custom
of treating strangers well, and the dele.
gates to the Templars' Convention are
speaking in glowing terms OF its hospi-
tality.
arAFToS AND oREESPRlER ROAD.
1came up from Grafton this morning on
the Grafton 4 Greenbrier train, with q
number OF the delegates, several OF whom
were ladies. Captain George NJ. Whites
carver, the superintendent Of tho road
was on the train, and was politely atten-
tiveto everybody, doing all he could to
make the trip a delightful one. By the
way, allow me to say here, BY wav Of pa
renthesis, that since this road has been
under the management Of the gentleman
above named it has bsen running very
successfully, and the fact that the road can
be made TO pay is every day being demon
strated. The history he Is making for
the Grafton 4 Greenbrier is strong ar
gument in favor Of the completion oi the
narrow guage system in contemplation in
this State,
But am wandering from my subject.
This, the twentieth session OF the Grand
Lodge of West Virginia, l. o. G. T.,
promiseJ 10 be OF more than ordinary in.
terest to at least one or two classes OF our
citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

GALVESTON, June Saskatchewan John
Grothgar is q welEknown man about town. and
is the largest ship owner in the port. He has
good reputation tor reliability, and does not in.
dulge in Munchausenisms. To-day the Globe.
Democrat correspondent met him at the post
Office, where he received q letter from Chris.
Lee master of his schooner, the White Sea, now
at Aspinwall, and noticing that the ex-aider.
mans face and hands were covered with mos
quito bites, called his attention to the fact
Yes" said Grothgar, ~ never use q bar.
although have three of them locked up in my
wardrobe at home. The bite of mosquito is to
me one ofthe pleasantest sensations, and also
consider 1t healthy. When / was sailing before
the mast in the lumber trade, between Calcas-
leu and Galveston, the swamps along the Lou
isiana coast swarmed with myriads of the
genus culex, which would settle aboard the
vessel in dense clouds, driving the captain and
crew below to the shelter Of the mosquito nets
while would remain on deck all night, and
let 'em bite away. have always been free
from the fevers prevailing along the low lands
OF the coast, and attribute my exemption to the
fact that let the 'skeeters' bite me as much as
they please, as am confident they purify the
blood and free IL Of malaria"
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JEwELRY.

JEwELRY.
Fob Chains gold, silver and oxidzed These chains
have very pretty pendants attached price only ACC
Rhine Stone Collar Buttons sterling silver mountings
representing volets, 12c. each. Above are exact m
tations of the best jewelry.
PARAsoLS
White sateen Parasols for CSC. each Lace trimmed
for 81 90 each. Warranted alsilk sun Umbrellas for
I5O These goods are twenty-five per cent below the
prices asked elsewhere
FANS
Childrens Sateen Fans all colors really good quail
ty 25c. each. Parchment Fans, in very quaint but
pretty styles 25c. each. Gauze Fans, beautifully
hand-painted all colors, CSC.
LEATHER GOODS
satchels, with improved fastening. which also Sc
cures the pocketbook which each satchei contains,
complete for $1.4S Warranted real Alligator Purses
for 2oc Belts of black or tan Alligator skin, nicely
finished hand sewed, for Csc. each. Competitors dare
not, will not, cannot compete with on these goods
GLOVES.
Black and colored silk mousquetare Gloves. 10 but
ton length beautiful shape quality and finish, S109
pair. New shades of tan in Silk Mitts for 4Oc Black
Silk Gloves for 125 that really worth $19S a
pair.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Very fine and warranted all linen Handkerchief.
plain white with tucked borders with coored
ders. in entirely and certainly very hands ONE
designs, only 12lac EACH
NECKwEAR.
Fichus of extra fine quality of null, white hem
stitched borders hand embroidered in colors only
49c, but really worth CSC. each,
sAsHEs.
We only could buy three as the bulk of the goods
made Of new material are beantffalIy hand einbroid
cred In silk in quaint Egyptian designs; prices 81 10
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
ply linen coored stripes dots. for Soc These
goods are the correct summer styles, and being
sold elsewhere for 4Sc.
RIBBONS.
New styles of Moire sashes,- 81 30 a yd. Serge
Sashes In pretty combinations of color, Csc These
CHILDS GOODS.
Fedora Caps. beautifully nand shirred s1.15 each.
muslin Dresses finest quality all over embroidered
LACEs.
Lace. 8 inches vide; Oriental Laces. patterns. 8
inches wide The Sc laces offered for Csc. yard
How about that?
EMBROIDERIES
Ten designs, and very handsome designs of Embroid-
cries. !, yard wide. price. 25c. yd Cheapest ever
HOSIERY.
Isle Thread Hose in all colors, white heels and
toes, ACC; a pair. Solid colors English Hose W hite
HeeS anu tOeS 1SC. a pair, worth zoe AT least
UNDERWEAR.
GauZe Bodices for ladies. low neck sleeves silk
finished, &c. cannot be bought elsewhere under SOC.
Muslin Chemises, with French embroidered rufie,
19c, worth 81.
CORSETS.
Sateen Corsets beautifully shaped, all colcrs, very
light and durable, $3.50; price elsewhere, 81 0S.
JERSEYS.
Warranted imported tailOr-made Jerseys, perfect
fitting, best material and silk stitched 1928 each.
Look at them.
GENTS GOODS.
Silk puff and knot Scarfs, new summer Styles Tic.
each; positively sold in New York for soc. War
Shirts, S1.9S. Hose, 4Sc. Fancy trimmed Night
Shirts for soc.
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Piasters. Placed over the Pit of the Stomach. they
prevent and cure Ague Pains. Bilious Collie, Liver
Complaints, and protect the system from thousand
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DAMAGE BY WESTERN SToRMs-A number OF
dwellings and business houses we're unroOfed
by wind storm at Sioux City, Ia, Sunday
night Two churches were blown down. MANY
buildings were also wrecked at jackson, Cole
ridge, WAKEFIELD, Harrington Ponca, Neb:
Neb., two children were killed.
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Washington Special to the Cincinnati, Commercial
Gazette.
nervous looking man leaned up against
bar In one OF the restaurants on Pennsylvania
avenue to-day and, after ordering some whisky,
remarked TO the barkeeper that he had been
unable To sleep the night before for some cause
.'Oh, said the barkeeper as he passed out the
bottle and glass, that is easily cured. What
you want Is exercise. Get a piece OF wood and
saw on II tonight till you get real tired. I'll
tired than that" remarked a seedy looking Gus
toner standing near by chewing o toothpick
what Is ft?'' eagerly inquired the nervous
man as he paused before taking his drink
apply for an office under this administra-
eon,' was the answer. The neryous man in.
V1ted the stranger to Join him.
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iel:S-dSds

Sal hocAT CAFE OK On P PhflE Ndh4H BID sTh
An Ss EvENTH sITFERhkE sH WHs on slT Tn
s2TTH s SIP OF s2UTH STREET, BE;
First ,sTREET EAST. BETwE:sN AND K
l AAhE STREET WEST n b CANAL
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of -
me District OF Columbia passed In the cause OF
will offer for sale. at public auction in front
RESPECTIVE premises the days and al the hours here
'' IN % T TTsnSoh S'Fc1 q foe1a TX
atS!X O'CLOCK F. NJ, the middle one-third part OF
the lot numbered Z, in the square numbered 10 and
at Of f FEET IL h0Eae east
OF the southwest corner of said lot and running thence
thence north 100 feet and inches to alley thence
west ~ 1eet liz inches and thence south 100 feet
provements thereon consisting in threestory brick
building number 64l street n. w. y very desirable
,s on W v, s}N ESD y. JUNE TwENTYFoURTH;
1852 ISIS n at SiM O'CLOCK NJ part of the oigna
263. beginning therefor in the south hne of south Il
street. at poin. IS feetwest ofthe northeast corner
said street % feet thence south 81 feet to 80 foot
the place OF beginning. improved by three-siory
brick T dM1siiing n9mber 1860 on said street
in square numbered eSs being the north IS feet
said lot; and beginning for The the line OF
said first street at the northeast of said
running thence due west, by and with the north line
thereof 3 feet: thence south feet thence west 20
feet to the most western line of said lot thence south
feet and nches thence east 50 feet said line of
said First street. and thence due north by and with
said last mentioned line 23 feet and inches the
place OF beginning Improved by two two-story frame
On FRIDAY. JUNE TWENTY SIXTH. 1883, at
SIX O'CLOCK P. M. original Lots 5, q and .. in the
square known square east of square 642, fronting
on south q street, between One-haf street and
Canal street.
Terms of sale: One-thrd of the purchase money to
be paid In cash; the residue in equal nStalmens at
and two years with interest until paid. the defer ed
payments to be secured by the the purchasers
the title to be retained until the full payments
purchase money and the interest thereon. All con-
veyancing at the cost of the purchasers 500 deposit
on acceptance OF each bid
JAMES S EDWARDS, Trustee,
Alp 9th street northwest.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer iel l-eo,Sts
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts. jeI2-

IMPORTANT SALE: TRUSTEES, SALE OF THAT
THE CORNER OF l. AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING No. lOl6
THIRTEENTH STREET.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated the 2Sth day stA
folio 424, and of another deed of trust dated E.0
March Sth A. D. 1854, recorded in Liber 1.O79, ioO
3d. the subscribers WILL at the request of the parties
the premises on MONDAY, THE TWENTY-NINTH
DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1885, at SIX O'CLOCK in the
afternoon, the following valuable property, viz:
subdivisions of square 243 two hundred and forty
eight situated In the city of Washington and District
of Columbia according to the recorded plat thereof
and seventythree feet five inches, more OF less On
18th street northwest, with the reservation of the
right to two windows. as provided In the deed from
1875 Lber 7se folio 1870 Also the rear part Of Lots
thrtyeight and thirtynine 3S and 39) in the heirs
of John Davidsons subdivision of said square 24S in
said city, said part fronting Al feet Inches more
stable and dwelling house being all Of said lots 80
and SO not released by deed from the Trustees Au-
gust 1st 1883, together with all the improvements ct
cetera, as In said deeds mentioned.
The terms of sale are as follows: Oneffth of the
purchase money in cash (of which $500 must be paid
the time of sale and the residue in equal amounts
for which the purchaser must give notes bearing
interest at six centum per annum until paid
interest payable semiannnaiy and the principal and
ington city the whole to be secured to the satisfaction
OF the trustees by deed of trust the premises Sold
and the trustees reserve the right prop
lisied in the aEvening STAR newspaper ii the terms
after the day Of sale. All conveyancing win be ct the
cost of the purchaser.
c. N. MATTHEW'S Trustees
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vHHOMAS BOWLING. Aucroneer.
II X. FULTON, Auctioneer.

StX At.S Sc, at Ten GCLOCk a; NJ: my stock
i Nske1 end Cuff But
800 to 1000 inclusive. This sale win continue
PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK until ali the lots are sold
Persons holding tickets please take notice. H. X.
FULTON. Pawnbroker and A'ictoneer. je13-4t&
nUNCANsoN BROS Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
ho1s Eup 1ff FoGkpR " go DI BEoSa
ING TO TIE ESTATE OF THE LATE CLAIM
EfES stsbfvIbHb INTO TWEEVE s-i PAR AR
C Gfhi GoNTA5N1NGE THREE EE TO NINE
REsP ps o. hL ABE sBHafiS Or
W o6n hNb T puENs EH B E kDp BRENT
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of s..%
the District Of Columbia passed in Equity Cause +,
in said co1Se Will oer for sale on the nremis ~,
THUEsDAY, THE E1GHTESTH DAY OF jun =,
that parcel OF land and premises, known as Meadow
Bank spa Springs property and formerly IN occupied
which has been subdivided by us into twelve lots
-, Lot L. containing 1890 acres fronting on Column
BILE Frame Dwelling and Outhouses This lot has the
Let Hp fronting on Column
bia turnpike, improved by large barn.
g. iong bS S1c Su aGfes fronting on b. d
Lot conai ha 3 10 acres fronting on B. O.
ON fS fronting B. and
O. R. r: and on New Road improved by large foun-
Lot 8. containing 3.57-l0O acres fronting on the
New Road
Lot !, containing 4.4s-1Oo acres, fronting on the
New Road
Lot 5, containing 566-1oO acres, fronting on the
Lot s, containing ea5-1o0 acres, fronting on the
New Road
Lot 10. containing 7.21-1oo acres, fronting ON
Brentwood Road and on the New Road
Lot IL containing 6451O0 acres, fronting Brent
S 10, obtaining Sie fronting on Queens
Chapel Road.
This property is one of the best situated In the Dis
trict being within fifteen minutes drive of the city,
access to which is had by two roads and by the and
o. Railroad and adjacent to the National Fair AssOca-
ton Grounds and will make splendid Villa Sites 1t
readily be subdvided into smaller Building Lots.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree: Onehrd
GA OF the purchase money cash in hand and the resi-
due credit of o. and (2) two years, in equal
give his notes, bearing six per cent interest with
deed OF trust upon the property to secure the deferred
inStamenfS unless the purchaser in prefers
to pay cash. in which the trustees authorized
to receive the same instead of taking the notes and
deed of trust COnyeyanceS to be made upon the con-
firmaton of the sales by the court.
To insure good faith on the part of purchasers One
Hundred Dollars of the cash payment upon each Lot
sold will be requiredto be deposited at the time
sale. Plats of the Property as suDdvded be OBJ
tanned of either of the Trustees at the Office of the
auctoneerS.
Parties desiring to attend sale will take train leaving
Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot (New Jersey ave
nue) at 1910 p. NJ. for Mills station.
c. c. COLE,
4SS Louisiana ave,
T. A. LAMBERT,
40 9th st. NV,
s. T. THOMAS,
452 ID st. NV.
jed Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer je
BROS, Auctloneers.

u
By virtue of an order of the District Court. aes<
holding Court of Bankruptcy for the District of @1s
Columbia, held on May 2Sth, a. ID. 1885, directA~e
ing me to sell the real estate of Joseph Z. Herman,
bankrupt and by virtue of deed of assignment me
In said bankrupt cause, dated the 18th day of Deem
Der, A. DIST vesting i'm me the following estate
ofthe said Joseph F. Herman, situated in the city
Washington and the District of Columbia, shall on
"WEDNESDAY \, the EIGHTH DAY of JULY. 1855,
at SlN O'CLOCK p NJ, sell on the premises, to the
highest bidder the following described real estate
all the right title and interest OF the said Herman
the same to wit: All that part of the original eight
80 in square five hundred and tlrtyve (o,o) begin
ming for the SAME at the corner of said lot
Four-and-a-haf street southwest, thence running
twenty-five go feet north said Four and-a
half street; thence hundred 110) feet thence
south twenty-five (25) feet to south street: thence
west along said street TO the place of beginning
Also AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE, that
part of original Lot ten l0) of said square five hum
dred and thirty-ive (535 beginning for the at
the northwest corner of said Lot ten {l0l running
thence east one hundred 400 feet south street
southwest thence south twenty-five (25) feet; thence
west one hundred 400 feet. to FOur-and-ahalfs
southwest thence along said Four anda half street
north twenty-five 25) feet TO the place of beginning
Terms of sale: Cash
je13-s&ds CHARLES WALTER. Assignee
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AUCTION SALES.
UyEEKS & co, Auctfo neeRs.
w o37 Louisiana ave-, opp. City Post Office.

UyEEKS & CO, AuctioneePs.
w o31 Louisiana ave-, opp. City Post Office.
IMPORTANT SALE ON FIRST AND SECOND
FLOORS OF OUR WAREROOMS THURSDA Y
MORNING, JUNE EIGHTEENTH, AT TEN
O'CLOCK. OF A LARGE AND DESIRABLE
COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI,,
TURE, PARTLY NAMING: IA SUITES OF
PAkIoR FURNLTuRE, COVERED IN
DIFFERENT MATERIAL: POPLAR BED
sTEADs, TWO FINE FINE, WALNUT Al r.1, HAIL . III
SECONDHAND ASH AND WALNUT BED.
ROOM SETS, HAIR AND SHUCk NAT
TRESSES, ASSORTED CHAIRS, &c; A GUAM
THY OF SECONDHAND FURNITURE, CAR
PETS AND MATING. THE TRADE IN
VITED. jel6-2t
TTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE OF BRASS FIRE IRONS, BRASS
EASELS AND BRASS RENDERS SELECTED
IN ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
On THURSDAY. JUNE EIGHTEENTH, 1885. at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK, within my auction rooms,
shall sell q magnificent consignment of the above
goods, viz:
40 Pairs of Fire Irons.
so Brass Easels
200 Fire Tenders.
n. B.-TheSe goods were at the Boston and New
Orleans Expeditions Many Of the fire irons are of
queens metal and weigh over 200 pounds.
Now on exhibition. te15-3t
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