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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
WEST ALEXANDER.
Sev- and Gossip About West Alexander
Soscil to n, S,ah,y E,gisis.

Spscial 70 The SJnhy E,giS'r.
WEs7 ALEXANDER. Pa. Sep cmber 3
Urderraker j. Alexander offciated at two
funerals this week, Mcssrs Beck and Nc.
Wrath of Brooke county. Wa. Va.
Miss Ellen Taylor has her late purchase
ready for the removal of her millinery no.
lion store and stock, thereby..makirg vacant
he building ior the removal OF the I U.
thereto.
W. II Garrison removed his kit Of tools
10 a shop near Valley Grove. where be In
gi,es trade in The wagon making line.
Not many from this place attended the
reunion" Yesterday at BarnesviI!e, Pa.
A West Alex 9 will 90 TO Claysyllle TO-
day 10 play base ball.
DR. Robt J. Red is about ready for duty
again. We saw him on the streets this
week. Our prescription OF W. y. Nc
Cluskeys Star Brand 0! Oysters brought
him on deck.
The Nail City was well represented
here this week, there being more than
usual.
Rev. W. II. Lester ibis week left to
visit relatives on Long Island. Kew i;
A Anderson left TO attend the theological
Seminary al Allegheny ivy
The Directors Of the Fair 10 De held next
week at the Potomac p. o., ". Va, are
busy getting things in shape.
We were glad 10 see in the report OF
,r;zes tha, our friend &. W. McCamnon
icok No. on his fancy driving mare at the
late Fair held in he "Nai! City"
Cap. c. W. Bachelor. 'f Pittsburg. Pa.
. s,ot kholder in the Wet Virginia Gas
Company, has been here in the interest OF
bis cou pany for several days.
Messrs NJ. and S. Dunlap, formerly oil
Ohio county, called on US for late papers
this week. IN
Bsrnum & Co, have had several bill
posters on duty here and elsewhere THIS
week.
Claysville gets the go by each aud every
tune as we notice in regard TO the Wheel
men. their town was not mentioned ~ On
he route in either Of the Nail Cry papers.
TIE B. & o. R. K. Co. should enlarge
The sidings here. as yesterday morning there
gss blockade, there being fourteen en-
Inca with trains attached. More sidins'
.,a raeded
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
The APACHE WAR.
The Government Troops Hard Pushing
the Savages.

The Government Troops Hard Pushing
the SavaGes.
SANTA FE, y. NJ, September l9.-Gener-
al Miles, commanding the Department ofthe
Missouri has been in the Territory for sew
eral days looking after matters connected
With the present Indian troubles. He and
General Br-d.ey, local commander here, are
now in consultation. There are thirteen
troops Of cavalry in pursuit of small band
Of Geronimos bucks, who as stated yester-
day, nave killed six men with the past week.
The country is extremely rongh, and the
pursuit 50 close, that the hosuLes cannot do
the damage they wsnt TO, and can only kill
those whom they happen to run across IN
their line OF mar. b.
Captain Fechet, with troop eight, OF the
Eighth Cavalry. has followed this band Tor
five DAYS. Yesterday 5 reports show that he
has gone TO Fort Baysrd for supplies, and
that the pursuit is being kept up 5y Captain
Farrsworlh, with two troops OF the Eigh
teenlh Cavalry.
The hOstil-s were on Thursday near No
Gallon Creek. in the ronghest section Of the
| Nogallou Mountains. Three companies OF
infantry are ordered from Wlngate 10 the
Pinon Mountains to guard the watering
/ places.
There are still s0me thirty ho3tiles in s.
nora. General Crook has three hundred
srru.s after them
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The brig Georgia, Of Nassau, which has
arrived at the lower bay at New York, has
four Of her crew sick with yellow fever.
The men who were lost with the barge,
Orient, in the Gull OF Mexico were natives
of New Orleans.
An order has been issued by the Treas
ury Department to stop all vessels from
landing IN the United States, coming from
the smallpox inf, ,sted districts of Canada
John Conkln, the noted cannon ball
performer, is dead.
Prairie fires are raging about Bismarck,
Dakota.
John B Sheldon has recovered damages
from the Chicago Burlington and Quincy
railroad for charging him eXtortionate rates
Of transportation.
The international cricket game was
played at Philadelphia Yesterday.
Edward Cahill, a tramp, was shot dead
by railroad w&tchman a Waverly. y. J.
yesterday.
The Hcel suit Of John G. Rodgers against
John W. Dorsey, Of Ellicott City, Md, for
$4,000 damages, has resulted in Rogers
being awarded cent.
Jumbo's hide is 10 be presented to Tuft +
College and his skeleton to the smithsonian
Institute.
A boy having the small pox has arrived
a, Chicago from Montreal.
Mrs. Harriet Purdy Cochran hss writtea
Foy. Pattsou, of Pa a letter charging IN,
P,i itertinry authorities with i'll treatment Of
rsoherS.
Gen. Sheridan stopped al Chicago yes.
,,Gby on his way to Washington.
The striking weavers at Norwich, Conn,
have mk,d their employers to take them
ack again.
W Il Desbrow, Of Bridgeport, Conn, o.,
Friday hired in New York girl nsmed
Naggip Powers, osensibly as domesrc
servant bat when he had arrived at Hol'
yoke, Mass robbed her OF Sl5 and attempt
ed criminal assault upon her.
A telegram from q U. S. Minister states
that new revolution has broken out in
Guatemala.
n. T. Rossiter, of the Troy Sunday News,
has left for parts unknown with all the funds
he could get his hands on.
Thomas F. Keboe, a telegraph operator
of Ottawa Canada, has been arrested in
New York for firing three shots at an un'
known woman in that city.
Mr.. W. O. Z. Bourne, OF New York, yes
day dropped dead at the Grocers tx
change.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
A WILD TALE,
A Man Entombed Alive, But Saved
BY ResurreCtiOnists.
For Thirteen Years a Living Man
Mourned as Dead.
His Supposed Widow Marries Again
Years Ago.
The Solution of the Strange
Mystery.
A Wild TALE,

TOLEDO, O., September l9.-The Com
mercialTelegram this morning publishes a
singular story which, in substance, Is that
thirteen years age, Thomas Hubbell, farm
er residing in Monclova township in this
county VS. supposed to have died and was
buried. a few years ago his friends re-
ceiyed letter signed in the dead man 8
name, sGying that he was alive and would
soor visit them. Recently second letter
of the same character was received. This
caused an examination Of the grave to be
made, and the casket was found to be
empty.
The explanation Of the mystery is said to
be that the grave was robbed and the body
sent to medical college in Michigan, that
It was then discovered that the man was not
dead but his mind being affected by disease
be could give no information concerning
his friends, and was placed in an asylum
where he subsequently recovered.
A brother of the resurrected party has
zone TO Michigan to investigate the matter.
The widow OF Hubbell married again
seven years ago. The case has excited
great interest in the locality OF his former
home
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

At Detroit-Detroit ), New York 6; er
rors. Detroit !, New York s; bases, Detroit
10, New York IL; pitchers, Baldwin and
Welsh
Al Baltimore-Baltimore ?, Cincinnati G;
errors, none on either SIDE; bases, Ba!u
more 6; Cincinnati II; struck out, by Hen
derson /, by Mckeon !.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn s, Pittsoqrs Z:
errors, Brooklyn 3, PttsOurg 5, bases
Brooklyn IA, Plt's5urg 6; struck out oy
Morris I, by Hardins ,.
At Philadelphia-Athlstic 10, St. Louis
II; errors, Athletics 7, st. Louis }; bases
Athletics /, St. Louis S; struck out oy
Foutz l, by Hughes 3.
At New neutrality-suspicious. >, Louis
villes ); errors, each; bases, Metropoh'
taps Is, Louisvilles : struck out, By kum'
sey }, by Lynch s. ,, -.
AT Buffalo-Buffalo ?, Philadelphia ~
errors, Buffalo I, Philsdelphia i bases
Buffalo ), Philadelphia ID; pitchers, Con
way and Ferguson.
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HOW JUMBO WAS KILLED.
He Lost His Own Life in Trying to Save
That of the Baby Elephant.

He Lost His Own Life in Trying to Save
That of the Baby Elephant.
BUFFALO, September IA. Hsight,
representing Mr.. Barnum, arrived here this
morning on his way to London, Ont, to
join the circus. He said that the truth
about the killing Of Jumbo on Tuesday
evening had not been published. After the
show in st. Thomas, Ont, that evening, the
driver started down the tracks with Jumbo
and the baby elephant, Tom Thumb to
where the Grand Trunk freight train was
standing. There was great many tracks
at that point used in the switching Of cars
on the Grand Trunk air line, which there
Joins the main stem OF the road. On one
side of the track was the train and on the
other was a steep embankment. AS the
train came around the curve the keeper
tried TO induce Jumbo to go down the EN-.
bankment, but he would not for what res-
son was not at first apparent The baby
elephant was in the rear, and ss the train
approached Jumbo began to below and
swing his trunk. The little elephant seemed
ds2ed, but did not get out of the way. AS
The engine was almost upon them Jumbo
raised on his hind legs as though to protect
the baby, sndthen quick as thought dropped
down and grabbed him in his trunk and
hurled him with great force over all the
tracks and against a freight car twenty
yards away, where he dropped down whin-
ing like puppy with sore foot. Jumbo
in saving the life of his little protege, had
entirely neglected his own chance to escape
The locomotive struck him with fall force
in the side, crow1ing him against some cars
on the siding nearest him. and fairly squeez.
ing the life out of him When they came
to the end OF the smirch the engine left the
track, and with it five freight cars that stood
on the siding
Then there was scene never to be for
gotten by those that witnessed it. The
maDgled BEAST roered with pain, and the lit.
tie elephant roared as loud as he could in
sympathy. The crush was too heavy to
leave any chance CT recovery, and the
bystanders could only wait for Jumbos
death 1t was not long delayed. In three
minutes he turned over on his back dead
1t was found that the BABY elephant had
sustained broken leg, and, as there was
DO help for him, orders were given that he
oe put out of his misery, which order wa
carried into fleet yesterday afternoon
Mr.. BsrnUm received telegram trom
Prot II A Ward Of Rochester University,
askirg fer the privilege Of skiuning him,
which was granted Prof Ward is nov en-.
gagfd in this work. The skin will be stutfed
and the present intention ID to present it
70 Tufts Collegs. The skeleton will be
presented TO the Government to be placed
in the National Museum at Washington
The body is in good condition and Prof
Ward does not think that many Of the bones
are broken.
The theory Of the railroad people is that
the engineer was asleep or doing, for ne
did not apparently make any attempt to
atom the train
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
CHINA'S ACTION

Predicted in EeGard to the Massacre
officials Determined.
Roc, SraINvs, WYO, September l9.-ln
an interview. last night, Colonel Bee, the
Chinese Consul stated that the present in
vsstiga,ioa will continue for a week or ten
Jays. 1t IS ce.:.iu that the Chinese Gov
.rrmeLt viii demand indemnify from tn
Inited States. bur he can not vet even guess
Al the amount. So far al testimony had
shown that the Chinese had returned here o.
%. ir own tree viii after receiving otil,lal
sssurauce from the President that they
would De protected if it took the whole
srry.
Though the miners are Quie' Ani .
trouble threatens apparently, the soldier
,ocnnt guard over the conpany.s pcoPer'v
Al the different mines every night, ami a
.'rcrg picket line is thrown about N"
rreigh, cars in which The Chinese are doml
,il,d. The Uuion Pacific is apparently
firm in its determination 20 put the China
men back in the mines here It's building
some sixty cabins for them, and when thss-
are completed the heather wl! commence
work.
Officials of the ros1 here doubt that the
Knights OF Labor Will interfere, but sa'
they will maintain their position IN spite OF
them N case a s.riks should ensue.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
t5oIn Higher,
svallgON AND SUPERSTITION.

Irf....rf, ErI,.n- Jpon Charms Instead
utNn,rtuNtiuu.
'o. ..... ~-a euoer .g.-Some idea OF
..-.a.--..= .. smallpox may De gathered
-.u .4- ...s ,ha. lhis week there have
zen ..r deaths. or two more than during
F.. aa.,- OF las, week, with two days to
rr -a.-h all probably bring the total
a-s.a s,ss .g TO $50. There were p deaths
On .aar.Iay. Yesterday morning the Ro-
-aa Catholic Bishop Of Montreal had con
--u.. wi,h the supervisors Of the Gray
Nuns aud the Sisters Of Providence, aud
.r- them his authority 20 allow their nuns
. a.,ist the board Of health in their work
a house 10 hOIse inspection.
An idea Of the superstition OF the lower
Ass Of French Canadians may De gathered
from The fact that pictures OF Sam. Roche
with a PRAYER on the oacN are having a
-rpt sale as protection from smallpox.
r-sv wear them q, n If work, hcmly De.
.rrg In the efficacy OF ,ae protection,
...-h they have no fash 10 vaccination.
So len they pass placardei houses the PIC
... card Is l-ll up, aud .ns prayer mu,t,r.
..ry catch the smallpox al thr sane.
...-. ar- some hundred cases in ;. Cune-
...- nd several IN GS;tla'osn. Ine
r- have discovered over fifty cases
"a. .as' iour OF i've davs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

organization of the provisional government
the MALTA were sworn in, taking the oath OF
Allegiance to Prince Alexander
Of Bulgaria. 1t is generally believed in dip
lomatic cir, les that Russia arranged the
programme of the rising and suggested the
union with Bulgaria. No definite statement
can be made as to what action the signatory
powers to the treaty of Berlin will take re-
spectiug the matter
Eastern Roumelia was credited by the
Congress OF Berlin in 1873, and was given
an autonamic government, though forming
an integral part of the Turkish Empire
The Governor General was appointed by the
Porte, subject to the approval OF the treaty
powers.
He Will Defy the Turks.
LONDON, September l9.-It Is stated that
Prince Alexander of Bulgaria, has been
assured of the support of Russia, Germany
and Austrian. He will send an army to
Roumels and will defy the Turks. The
Sultan Of Turkey has appealed to the pow
ers to enforce the treaty of Berlin. II is
not believed Lord Salisbury will interfere
The liberals applaud the action Of the Rou-
melians.
The Cologne Gazette says Germany is
willing TO have the Pope act as arbitrator in
the Carolines dispute.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
AMJSENIES Is.
TONY PASTOR.

TONY PASTOR.
4 large audience greeted the old time ia
yorite, Tony Pastor, al the Opera donse
last night. The programme included the
strongest array OF specialties that has oeen
seen in Wheeling for many a day, aud oy
their racy, catchy barlesque singing aud
dancing kept the audience in constant
urroar for two houIs and q half
?. c. Shorts, the trick lingulst and We
lnist, won hearty applause for the eNqaisite
rendition Of several favorite old ballads
Tne club swinging OF Harry La R)se, while
balancing on hollow sphere, WAS hneiJ
iope and soundly applauded Miss HudA
Thomas. bewitching little souorette sang
several ballads very sweetly and with excel
lent voice. She has clear, sweet soprano,
voice and possesses the power seldom owned
By vocalis's of carrying her audience VITA
her The rough and tumble antics OF the
American Four Pet,ingill, Gale, Daily ana
Daley received we'll deserved appr1oaAon.
particularly from the gallery god; Inc
performance closed with the lsughsoie tiTce
of Duuderbsck in a Fix or Farm aud a
Tenement.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
HELD TO BAIL.

George ". Campbell Recognized by Mr.
Adams and His Wife.
George W. Campbell, who is charged with
being one of the party Of four men who
robbed George v. Adams, Of Marion coun.
", Of between 81 800 and $1,000 on a car
in the B & o depot in this city, on the
morning Of September 9th, waived an ex,
animation before Justice Davis yesterday
and was given a hearing before Jadge
BOYD. The case had been adjourned BY
the Justice until yesterday, 60 as to allow
Mr.. Adams and his wife to be present;
They both instantly recognized Campbell
as the man VINO held Mr., Adams in the car
and went through him, and the Judge held
The accused in 81 800 bail, and in default
he was ommitted to jail
1, is said one Of Camp5ell's partners was
in the Court House during the progress OF
the hearing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
GRAFTON
The Tra27 Fighters in Court-General aud
Personal Notes.
S..-.s,g n fhs S.rhty Rsgire-r.

The Tras7 Fighters in Court-General aud
Personal Notes.
SF--Sr 20 tie S,sqily Rsgis.-r.
GRAFTON, September l9.-There was
GREAT excitemen. here this moruiDgat Polce
Court over the trial OF Granville Brown aud
and ! W. Hickman, who were arrested last
niybt for causing disturbance or Cap
SEiDIev's q train. The Mayor imposed tine
NJ 3 and Gusts on each of them. Brown aud
Hickman swore out warrants for the arrest
Of James Hutchisou, 6 B. X . detective, tor
hearing them on The head with billy. lie
Was arrested and the case continued until
T,r.sIov September -. Hutchinson was
-oco,,ri,sd in the sum OF $500, with j. w
Hamilton and 5 Crawford as sureties'
Browns and Hickman 5 hesds were terribly
Lsoter Tbe other four meu engaged IN
the fght on the train have not been ar
res'ed. ,,:., N
Tor .everal weeks but is couvaIesclnE no"
Can't. Harry Spies wife and daughter OF
Nonpdsville are visiting friends and relA-
,iyes here this week.
Iobn n. Holt, editor of the Standard, aud
sister went 10 Charleston TO day to Do al the
press Association next week
The appointment of Stephen Poe asg'u2'
o. bv Collector McGrsw gives general sit,'-
fsctiou here, and very many say It iS the
heat appointment he has made Mr. FosI3
q worthy young man, gentleman ao1
scboIsr and Simon pure Democrat
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
SHOOK MANUFACTURERS
Hold an Important Meeting at Grafton on
Friday.


Syscial 70 ne Sunday Register.
GRAFTON, W. Va, September IA
meeting Of the individuals aud firms
engaged in manufacturing sugar shocks and
other West India cooperage on the line of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was held
at the office OF Martin Il Snively, in Graz
tor, on Friday last All of the msnuiAc-
turers on this line of road were represented
at the meeting
1t appeared that these shocks, which are
made from timber not otherwise merchant
able, have heretofore been made in great
quantities on the line of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, but that nov, owing to the
competition Of English gunny bags, the
trade is threatened with extinction. Thirty
tive firms are engaged in the business,
thirty TWO OF whom operate in West Virginia.
| hese firms last year gave employment to
$50 men and manufactured 100 600 shocks.
In 1883 It is estimated that 500 men we're
employed and the output of shocks amount
ed 10 over 100000. Since that tine the
English bags have been making steady in
roads upon the shook trade aided by the
Spanish Government, and it seems without
this aid that no bags bags would be used at
all The Spanish Government has diScrim
mated against the shook, first by increasing
the import duty upon them, and second
by diminishing the export duty upon sugar
shipped in bags, this last action is of recent
origin and is said TO have been prompted
by the refusal OF the Senate to ratity the
recent treaty with Spain, which country
controls the principal Islands that import
shooks. The manufacturers will ask the
Intervention of Congress in their behalf and
hope to secure the passage OF an act
which will give them the necessary
rehet, and this was the chiet object OF the
meeting. Mr. l. Allen was elected Pres
ideut and H. J Snigely, Secretary, and
Grafton was declared the headquarters of
the Association.
Letters were read from shook dealers in
other localities and from the general freight
sgeut of the 3 Il 0. r K
The Association also passed resolutions
calling upon the shook dealers in other
States aud the importers TO CO operate with
them. 4 delegate will De sent to represent
the CAGE 70 Congress upon the assemAing
OF that BODY. IA the shoJk anItac.u .urers
all are large lumber manufacturers, also
employing from fifty to seveu,y.iv men
each, they will probably have enough weight
70 carry their managers through, which
seemed 70 De good one, aud which will
we have no doubt receive the support OF our
solid delegation in Congress.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
The WARNER BILL,
The Congressman in Washington
With His Scheme.
wu He Make War on tne Civil Ssr-
vice Commission?
What He Says---St. Paul and Min
re3pOlis Go 10 Higher.
Same appointments Made YSster-
day.

., September l9.-RepreseG-
..-r.r has completed draft Of the
.---z silver Dill that be intends to
..., congress. lie says he does not
..- ~,.~ public the provisions Ct the
~, has submitted it 10 persons Of
..asGrs Of opinions on the silver
I'D secured the benefit Of their
r-. ,.ar savs Mr.. Warner intends to
..s.-.s The Civil Service Commission,
.-..-,. he expects 10 bring about its reor-
sion. s.. IS credited with saying that
-. .-ss.ar Commissioners arrogate to
...~..r--s an the power et the Executive,
.-4.r .rvelopiu, themselves in 8 cloud OF
-a5s /. possible .,r hem to maniP-
.-... .--a;rrments withou, the least danger
.. ....- methods becoming anown. The
.-~. ....5ae-s. he savs must 70, and men
.... a. 7., in their places who viii treat
.-. r.a5cra-ic n,,ry with :airuess and put
.-.--...- construction upon the .sw.
collector of Customs At Chicago.
w....-rx September ,9-The Presi-
s.- has appointed Anthony +. Sse5erge7
.. .- C5.sgto. T.. Customs at Chicago.
.-. .,,.l..usn, was made on the 18th
.-.. ..- public announcement was withheld
.-.r..y. Mr.. Seeaerger IS prominent
~.-. r... Ct Chicago. a uau OF wea.-- aud
-.r social standing AMI while always re-
.-.. -. q cous sfeu, Democrat has neF-
.- comment n politics.
pre,idrutial Po,tma>terH'
"a. g--.is-a, .o-iay appointed the toI
...... rsmrd Presidential pos,nasre-s.
.... ,I,r..uan. at Macon Ga vice "n.
. -.... resigned Cbas B. Draper. a:
....r.-.r.- Wis. vice Warham Park
-.-t B p We-a q, Elreka Ill.,. v.ce
. I-aEle- resigned N'. HArdemau,
Alb. aa, appointed postmaster At Macon,
a.s a member q. .la las, House OF Repre-
..ttal.ves.
Uo Up Higher.
The a.. a-a..- .--.yus having shown
.r,r .h- .....-s os ~. Pau. and Minneapolis
r.-.r-s - rog....r .u Excess Of $4,000,
r.n.- r.u-s 1... 1-eu raised 10 the drst
,ra.s .r ..a .--- .-a..-r ..-... sud the
.ome-..a..a e.. .-~a- -,-r.e-s fixed az
,.. -. .,-Is .. ..- aalln instead
.>..ars >-.. is, IL. present.
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Hnnnr In IhIun.

S,y FRAycIscO, September l'.-BodIes
cf dead Chinese which were discovered a
few days ago in cellar on Pacific street
while undergoing process Of preparation
for shipping Their bones TO China, were re-
moved today from the morgue by the Chit
uese Vice Consul snd transferred TO the
steamer City of Peking, which sailed th's
afternoon for Hong Kong Vice Consu,
Owyang. at the Coroner's request, inspected
some of the remains and expressed surprise
at the condition in which they were found.
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Transfer of Real Estate.

The following transfer Of real estate was
admitted to record at Clerk Hook 8 Office
yesterday:
Deed made September lj 1855, BY Flora
Dautr TO Thomas Downs, for the east Ven,
' feet of lot No. l6j on the north side Of
seventeenth street. Consideration, 200.
Deed made S.p'ember 5, ls'5. by Maria
NcGarnon and John, her husband, to Ellen
Crumbscker for the rear part OF lot No
%. on Lindsey street Consideration,
$3.50.
n.fd made June 26, 1855, BY Ralph
Whitehead AID Lavina his wife, 10 Cartle
r Fair for the west half Of lot No. II, in
II Britt's sub division Of part OF J and
! R. Bakers addition Consideration
$75. , c
Deed made September 10. 1885, by Car
RE R Fair TO Edward Walton, for the above
lot Consideration, S595.