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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20

during the recent railroad striee. and klll,
ed six Of the numbsr An orttr was maGe
for their release and they dspsr.ed tor tee'r
homes. 1t is said that the jug STOOD 10
for no Indictment, while s fsfored tneir
Indictment on charge of manslAaahler'
The Cumberland Strike pr.
CUMBEsLAND, May IAN the coal
miners in the Cumberland region were
represented at delegates messing. heia
Yesterday at Lopaconing. The question OF
resumipg work at the old rate OF forty
cents per ton was discussed and hnsliy put
to a vote. The result was 80 fcr resump-
ton and 81 against it. The strike was
thereupou declared of, and the men Will
commence work at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20
Ins antIy Killed.


GBMr5y ". Va May l9-T. NJ. Derty,
freight brakeman on tia PArkersburg
branch Of the Baltimore & OHIO was in
stan,lv killed to day a LspgtoWn bridge
near Bidgep1rt, Harrison coauty, by his
head striking the cross beams Of the bridge
He was s,s.ck on top of the head and
shocked down on TOD OF lhe Car. His con-
ductor ssz him tsrl and went over the
train 10 MIN. He Was Sssd when his con-
daerOr got 70 him Bis Tema!ns were
brought here oC the accommodation trsin
st lO4a m as left here Sith has tram
~ S27 Mr. Derty had been rsihosdlng
oniy a t-a moa,hs. he was about 80 years
old, and leaves a wife and three children
TeO resida 10 West Grafton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20
GEN ARTHuR's DRIVE.
The Courtly Ex President Enjoys Nature
in Central Park.

The Courtly Ex. President Enjoys Nature
in Central Park.
NEw YORK, May l9.-Ex.Presidsnt Ar
thur took q drive yesterday in Central Park.
This was his first outing since his illness
assumed an alarming character. A closed
landau drove up to his house at about |
o'clock P. m. Gen. Arthur, his sister, Mrs
'McElroy, and his son got in. As be en-.
tered the carriage It was manifest to all
beholders that the ex President was very
sick man. His face had the worn thin
look which illness always brings. The
once portly form had shrunk into smaller
proportions and there were very abocious
indications that the report Of his
friends might be true that since
confinement to the houte he
has lost more than sixty pounds in weight.
But with all these signs Of weakness there
was the old time characteristic determine
tian a1t n giys ies bssssas'snstaaestd ID
the park was reached and the umbrsgous
foliage Of the trees in all the beauty OF
spring was displayed in the sunshine. the
pace of the horses Was slackened and Gen
ersl Arthur leaned forward to gaze with
delight upon the luxurious besuty Of ma.
ture He was recognized with demonstrs-
tions Of pleasant surprise BY occupants Of
many passing carriages end by many Of
the throng who we're taking quiet after
noon constitutional on the pathways along
the drives. Before the drive around the
park was completed the fact that the
FIX. President was taking his first
outing became generally known
and many pedestrians and equestrians lin,
gered in the neighborhood Of the entrance
to greet him on the return. About half.
past two o'clock the carriage came along
The drive adjoining the walk, and the ex
President was instantly recognized BY the
waiting throng. Hats were raised by the
gentlemen ond the ladies waved their dis
engaged hands With all his old.time
courtliness. General Arthur bowed again
and sgsin raised his hat and bowed his
acknowledgements, and the coschmsn. see
ing the anxiety OF the people to make this
quiet recognition, walked the horses to the |
entrance at Fifth avenue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20
BELLAIKE,

The B. & o. pay car was in town yester.
day.
The Big Ten Club boat house is at
Wegee.
Rev. James NJ. Thoburn, wife and sister,
will arrive from India to morrow
Will c. Danford was married to Miss
Matte Judkins at GAINESVILLE, yesterday.
The Seventeenth Congressional district
as it now stands, is Republican by about
1000.
George Woodbridge received a fine dog
by express the other day which he will use
for hunting.
The dance given by the Ohio Valley
Dancing Club was private affair and was
we'll attended.
Louis Long finds that business doesn't
Justify double room, and will rent part Of
his present quarters.
Col C. l.. Poormau returned from Col.
umbus last night, the Legislature having
adjourned Tor this session.
Rev T. Fl. Taylor drops in the city
quietly every once IN while, and Dame
Rumor he's started the old story.
The German Church festival begins in
the Elysiau rink this evening. Go and
help the ladies and the church along.
~ Ffeds -hfeher -'fotmetty 'eornected with
Louis Longs Variety, is nov travelling for
Mr.. J. ]. McDermo.t, selling the Crescent
Bitters.
The Sanitary Committee means busi-
uess, and if you have been notified 10 clean
up you had better do it and save some OF
your change.
Constable Helsley arrested drunken
stranger yesterday afternoon and Squire
Roedsr assessed him. Our friend Phil is
making big fees
We noticed the name Of D. Sherman
among the excursionists 10 Cincinnati on
the Andes Wonder if that was our
"Dump" Sherman
The Mayor was instructed 10 have pros.
ecuted B. & O. engineers and conductors
who run trains faster than the law allows
within the city limits
The following players made up the Globe
Club that went to Steubenville Yesterday:
Wesllake, Dunn, White, Collins, Nicholson
Keys, Muth, Westlske.
The firm Of Keyser & Crozier has been
dissolved by mutual consent Mr. Reyser
retiring. Mr.. Crozier will continue The bus
inesp, with Mjas CroEier, his daughter, in
charge.
Mrs. Maggie Love, the young wife of
Charles Love, died at GAINESVILLE yesterday
morning after brief illness The beresv-
ed husband has the sympathy Of his large
circle OF friends.
A fellow called at the Mayors Office
yesterday and told the Mayor that he had
been gambling aud had lost FIVE cents and
that the v:aaers had taken chest Of tools
rom him in default Of the payment OF the
nickel His case was attended 70.
When Bsllsire succeeds IA fencing her.
self up and allowing none to sell their
goods lefs unless they agree to certain
structures, just about thai time !ks outside
world will say: We'll. Sellsire, ! guess
we don't need ssy Of your glass or iroa. ="
Thea ikere will be wailing and gnasbiag
Of teeth in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20
The Oil Failure,

PIrTsBURG, May ia careful investi-
CATION Of the condition Of the affairs OF
Craig L Co, the oil firm which failed yes.
terdsy, shows that their differences here
will not exceed $4,000. Their loss at Oil
City was about the same as here. The TO.
tai will reach from 100000 to $4,000.
Mr.. Craig saws he will be able to settle in
full and have at least 5000, 900 left over.
Three thousand barrels were sold here for
their account this o. %. at 6Sl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20
co,s orer end Get Licked.

CHrcAGo, May l9,-Pstriek Sheedy, who
had undertaken the management Of l.
sullivan, yesterday cablsd the London
hackers of Jem Smith, the English heavy
wei0ht offering their man guarantee OF
S3 SO0 to come to America and meet
Snll;vsn for six rounds in the Polo grounds,
Nav York, July fourth nsyt James
Nntrie Of the New York Bah GllR, Eritss
Mr. Sbsedy, that the grounds con be Sc
cured for that date, and that an attendance
N inIly 25 600 people may be anticipated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20
REDISTRlcTED OHIO.
The Counties Composing the New Dis
tricts With Their Politics

triets With Their Politics
CoLUNBUs, o., Nay l9.-BsloW viii be
found the restored Congressional districts
together with the vote for Governor in each
at the election last fall.
First Disriet-Psrt Of Hamilton coun.
IT, Rep, 1872; Dem, 1884,
Sscoud-Psrt of Hamilton county. Rep
Is, ,260; Dem, 1882.
Thrd-Miami, Montgomery and Preble.
Rep, Is, ,402; Dem, 1870.
Fourth-Allsn, AuglAize, Darke, Mercer,
Shelby. Rep, l2,25l; Dem, 1883.
Fifth - Crawford, Hancock. Putnam,
Seneca, Wysndot. Rep, l2,677; Dem,
Is 400.
Sixth-Fulton, Defiance, Henry, Pauld-
ing, Van Vert, Williams, Wood. Repub-
hcan, II 596; Democrat, 1855.
Sevenih-Butler, Clermont, Greene,
Warren. Republican, l5,74S; Democrat,
IL 1874.
Eiqhth-ChAmpaign, Clarke, Logan,
Madison, PicksvSy. Republcan, 1912;
Democrat, 1883.
Ninth-Dslsware Hardin, kuox, Mari
on, Morrow, Union. Republican, 1884;
Democrat, l6,94S.
Tenth-Erie. Lucas Ottawa, Sandu'ky.
Republican, 1882; Democrat, l6,3Ol.
Elsventh-Adsms. Gshs, Jackson, Law
renee, VintoR. Rep 1929; Dem. l4,39l
Twelfh-Brovn, Clinton, FayeIts,
Highland, Pike, Ross. Rep. 1929; Dem
l6 934.
Thirteenth-Fsirfeld, Franklin, Hook
ing. Perry Rep. l8.47j; Dem. 81, ,257.
Fourteenth-Ashland, Huron, Lorsin,
Richlsnd. Rep 1852; Dem. l3 757
Ffreenth-A,heus, Meigs, Monroe,
Morgan, Washington. Rep 1911; Dem
1929.
s,xteenth-CoshOctou, Holmes, Licking
Muskiugum, Tuscarawss. Rep. l7,722;
Dem 2l,Tl9.
Ssventeenth-Belmont, Guernsey, Har-
rison, Jefferson, Noble. Rep, 1929,
Dem l4l29.
Egh,eenth-Carroll, Co!umbianna, Ma.
houiug, Stark. Rep, 2O,35S; Dem, H..
AS.
Observation-Disclosures, Gsaugs, Lake,
Portage, Trumbull. Rep, 2O,747; Dem
l0.OS2.
Twentieth-Medina. Summit Wayne,
part of Cuyahoga Rep, 1916; Dem,
l2,7l6.
Twenty-frst-Cuyahogs. Rep, l5,5O9;
Dem, l3,483.
According to this vote there are ten
districts in which the Republicans have
over twelve hundred majority. 1t is
claimed that the Republicans have q chance
for sixteen Congressman, and sure thing
ON fourteen districts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20
scorr,s EMCLsIoA or PURE

God Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites, is
Remarkable ss n Flesh Producer.
The increase Of fesh and strength ID
percepibls Immediately after commeDe.
ing to use the Emulsion. The Cod Liver
OIL emulsi6sd with the HypOphosphrtes il
Most rsmsrkahle for its healing. strength
eping and aesh-prOducing qualities,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20
The Train wrscSers Guilty.


Htflt4i 20 ~ fL-gAstcfs
CLARGsBUEa, ". VA May l9.-The tris'
o. the three train Wreckers was completed
this evening. They were prosecuted By
aessrs. C. ". Lynch and Hon. John Bss;
sell Charles Tibbs and John Murphy
we're defended By D C Lee, Esq The
Jury returned q verdict in each case Of
guilty, and the Judge sentenced them each
70 ten years Imprisonment Msrcellss
thompson, Esq, defended John TIbbs,
Who has been sentenced for two years
hilbert, negro, WAs convicted Of grand
larceny and imprisoned three years. Jacob
TILES was tried to-day for cutting With in
TENT to xiii one Charley Wilson. BE was
defended BY Mr.. Thompson. Verdict not
guilty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20
4 Rival Coke syndicate.

PIrrsBURG, PA, May ia coke syn
dicats composed Of all the independent
operators in the Connellsvills region, and
backed BY Rittsburg and Baltimore capital
lists, is being formed 10 light the old organ.
izstion. In commenting on the new syn
dicste, the Uniontowu, Pa, News says:
The Baltimore men who are taking an
active interest in the movement are known
to be representatives of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, aud are believed
to be investing the money OF that company
in the interpriss. The syndicate will cen
troll at least la,a00 acres of coal lunds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20
rA.p Ft w. 4 C.

PrrrsBURG, May l9-At the annual
mss,in0 of the Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne and
TS;cago Railroad Company held here to-
SsV jno. n. Hutchinson, William Harper
sndL ]. Lester were slscted to ill vscss-
cies existing in the Board Of Directors
There were i95, ,3l4 votes cast. The hnan-
c;si reuort will be ready in few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20

Writ county voted yesterday, also, on a
subscription Of $25,O0O to the C., P. 4 n.
railway. The people Of Writ are public
spirited and show their faith BY their
works. The subscription carried BY ma
iority Of at least three TO one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20
Apother schooner Seized.

NEy YoRx, May IA Halifax special
sayS: 1T is reported tina: 3 seizure OF an
o,her American schooner was made IN the
Bsy Of Rupdy yesterday BY the steamer
Iansdowne, bat 40 reliable information
has vet been received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20
Thu Fa,aI Theatre Pire.

COLUMBUS, o., May I9-Harry Evans
and Berkey Knox have died from injuries
received at the opera house FIRE at Wester-
Vile Monday night. Frazie and fernie
Broadusn, Harry Haynes and Adam
Arkley viii probably not recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20

"NOv. Central, you're Pas:ed; come, give as yeu
views.
IN brush at ths front what's the powder TO use .
He vinked Al astir as be pufed his cg2r,
And 'sloEly replied, "IRd brgIhG he tfohf
Fne7ef uSs powder, ,but-SOz0DONT."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20
The ONO CIRCUS Adjourns.

CoLUNBrs, o., May lS-Ths heglsls'
tDrs adjourned to-day to January 4, 1857.
TSs Democratic members did not return
Int went direct from Kentucky to their
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20

The Vote sn tue u, P.S y. subscription.
SpeciJ! 10 As Register.
PARKERsBURG, ". Va, May l9.-Tbe
following is the vote cast in this county
yesterday on the question Of $4,000 suO'
scrip,ion TO the C, P. & N. railroad:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20

Ceheste Diseases, affecting male or te-
nsle, EoEeyer induced, speedily and per
nsnsnt y cured. Illustrated book for 10
cents in stsaSs. Worlds Dispensary Med
NY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20

ST. LoU,s May l9.-The grand jury ct
BeIleville, Ill, to-day returned their report
to the Circuit Court, after having refused
to Cad true bills against the deputy shsrifa,
Who Rred upon the mob in East st. Louis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-19
THE ARLINGTON BRIDGE SITE.
What the COmmiSsiouers Think che
Proposed Structure would Cost.

The District Commissioners have in reply TO
the Senate resolution calling for information
with regard TO a bridge across the Potomac TO
Arlington, sent q letter to the Senate stating
that the preliminary estimates of the cost have
been prepared; that the line OF the bridge is APP
proximately that Of New York avenue pro-
longed and transversing Analostan Island
leads to the main gate OF Arlington. Alterna-
tive estimates have been made for an iron trus-
Sed structure tor the entire width of the valley,
and for combined truss and embankment
construction.
The general features OF both are for roadway
OF 20 feet in width, with two feet six inches
SIDEWALKS open spans OF 2lo feet EACH and "A
draw span over the channel of 80 feet with "A
center pier. The bottom chord OF the bridge Is
70 feet above mean low water Plan "A" in
above proposed, with 2,1OO feet OF embank-
ment. Total cost, $350,OoO. IL the roadwaN
be reduced to Is feet and the sidewalks
De omitted, the cost would be $500, 900.
Plan "B' is for a trussed iron structure
throughout with no embankment The esti-
mated cost is $46o,Ooo. With the reduced
dimensions, as under sub-plan "A !" the cost
would be $360,0O0. The constructions above
estimated for are about the cheapest that il
would be at all worth while TO consider. OF
the two plans a. is the cheapest, and proba-
bly, the more advantageous III the embanlx-
ment across Analostan island and the marsh
beyond be not considered injudcious. Ii more
ornamental structures OF greater capacity be
contemplated, The cost Will depend upon the
plans adopted. In addition 10 the above the
senate resolution requires an estimate OF the
cost OF converting the plateau belonging to
Arlington into a parade ground. In the alb
sence OF detailed surveys Tor which no provi-
sIons exists, IT is roughly estimated that the
at about 500 per acre, which, for the 200
acres In question, would aggregate $4,000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-19
THE BALL PLAYERS,
The Nationals Play nm Uphill Game
In ChicagO-Other Games Yesterday.

The Nationals as usual played a strong up.
hill game in Chicago yesterday, but the game
was called before the ninth inning, on &C.
count of rain, when the score stood Chicago :,
Nationals q. The Chicagos made five runs In
the first two innings. but the Nationals buck
led down TO work and played good game both
in the Held and at the Tat. They would have
won the game but for the rain and the
poor playing of Daily, WHO is credited with
ten errors. The Washington boys made ten
hits to their opponents six. 1t was a very un.
lucky but creditable defeat.
The Georgetown college nine and the Waiver
leys played an interesting game on the Ma.
uonafs grounds yesterday, resulting in a
victory for the Waverleys, score 10 to 8.
Other games yesterday resulted as fol.
lows: At Observation-Disclosures, D; Detroit,
l: AT Kansas City = Kansas City, 2;
New New York YORK, 10 At ST. Louis,st Louis
letic, IL; Louisville. 8. At New York-Metro-
Politan, Ia; Pittsburg, 4. At Brooklyn-Brook-
lyn; II; st. Louis, Z. At Observation-Disclosures.
d; Cincinnati. e.
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BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

s AkHr 9 oE rHE fSTE TR
-, CALLS. ESQ
the pstrc! Of Columbia passed in Equity Ca cause :
No 1853 Doc. 20 we will offer for sale at public Ex
YPSn the p1misss On THTksDAY ,hs TWENTY
O'CLOCK Z. NJ. all that tract parcel of land in the
county of Washington. District Of Columbia called
na OF said
acres of land more less and improved with large
There are several beautiful Building sites Upon the
property which Is well wooded and waered, and over
% the city, VIII be- @
and if not sold we Will then offer the according
be exhibited at the sale viz: Lot l. improved with the
mansion house and outbuildings; containing % l41OO
tanning ID 34-lOO These lots lie west of the line
Of the Metropolitan branch Of the B. and O. r H. Lots
GermanA Scheutzen Park, and has a front Of l3I
10 100 feet boundary street. The remaining lots
lie east of said and upon the Brentwood road
Lot containing ~ 77lO0 acres; Lot 8. containing
This Ss has d
OF 54S 30 100 feet on Boundary street
chase money in cash. and the residue in four equal
stalments due In six twelve eighteen and
chaser purchasers giving bis their promissory
notes for the deferred payments interest thereon
OF ali
chasers. The title to said property will be retained
any separate part thereof shall be fully paid; and il
purchaser shall fii to comply with the terms
the right to resell at the risk and Of such
defsultng purchaser The plat Of subdivision may
deposit &C :eptance OF bid if sold as a whole, and
'0 on sa Sa% NJ ssiq DSsafE1ss parcels
cALDERoS cARL1s 81 !, w.
ANDREW B. ,pgXALL, "'' Trustees
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
my3eOdts 18th st. and Pa ave. NV.
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1t would be as fair to take the population and
deaths OF the city and county of New York, or
the city Of Brooklyn and county OF Kings, and
of the state of Mississippi, or the state OF Ar
kansas, as returned by the census enumerators,
as to place the city and county Of Washington
in that category.
The death rate per 1000 of the living popu.
latiOn OF the District of Columbia has always
compared favorably with that of any urban
community in the United States, and SO tar as
deaths from the diseases supposed to be engen.
dered by climate and surroundings are con.
cerned we are, as a rule, below all southern and
most of the large northern cities.
From reports at hand am able to give the
following data, showing death rates per zoo
of population tor eight leading cities during the
four years following the year of the census re.
turns:
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n FOLEY, Auctloneer.

NJ FOLEY, AuctlOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST
(231 PENNsYLVANIA AVE SOUTlIEAST)
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated 29th septem- ga
Der. 1850, and duly recorded In Lber No / As s:M
folio 233 et sea- OF the land records for the 49,
county OF Washington i'll the District Of Columbia and
by direction of the holder the secured
l. shall sell ut public auction, on TUESDAY, the
TWENTY-FlFTH DAY OF NAY, 1856, at FIVE
~ and IA, in square 762 beginning for said parts OF
lots In the south line OF Pennsylvania feet
thence south 81 east feet south Is feet 10
iee 81 feet west Az eet north - feet
east feet inches north % feet Inches east feet
north ABOUT W feet to Pennsylvania avenue, easery
ming. ~e
Terms Of sale: One-half cash: balance, notes at 6
anu ~ months secured by deed OF trust upon prem
Uses deposit OF enc hunured dollars when property
ls SOLD Terms to be complied with seven days OF
properly resold at risk and cost Of defAuting pur
chaser G. WEAVER, Trustee, $50 + st. NV.
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YTNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE. ON FOURTEENTH STREET
NEAR I STREET, BEING No. $40 FOUR
TENTH STREET.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court EsfA
of the District OF Columbia, passed on the q" u
18th April. 1886. in Equity cause No. 0732 !EiAs
the premises, on 81. FRIDAY, the TWENTl-F!RsI
DAY OF MAY, 1856, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. all
the right title and estate of the defendants to said
cause In and to lot No. %, in Davidsons subdivision
square DO said interest and estate SO to be sold Is
believed to be two undivided one-thrd Interests sub
iect however, Jointly with the remaining one-third
interest certain deed of secure 50 600 and
interest recorded IN Lber 1888 folio o, OF the land
records of the district of Columbia Said lot is nl
proved by large and valuable brick residence,
Terms of sale: One half cash, balance in two equal
payments, at one aud two years, respectively, with
interest all cash. at the purchasers option De
1erred payments to be secured by deed oft trust All
cOnveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser
A. A. BIkNEf. Trustee
456 Louisiana avenue.
JAMES w. RATCLIEF Il, trustee
- $40 9th street.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuCtOneera. myl(Adt&GS
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SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
Onder decree OF the Supreme Court OF the Dis
t "a So.nmoia IN equity cause No 67..I, Cog sahS
fiH E q a, vs. naiie e ~, Will sell on MONDAY ks
i 1850 NJ H-ALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, Ia front of
se premises part Of lots Nos J. f. and g. In square
est rom the southwest corner Of said square, thence
est 40 iset 1O inches theIce north 20 feet thence
hen. north 10 feet thence west 81 feet inch.
enSe SOUTH % ieet, thence west a. inches
Thence south 40 feet to the place Of beginniDg with
'"e Svements.a twostory brick residence.
lei Ms: Oue-thlrd cash: residue In two equal nay.
@ Win interest at six per Cent. At six and twelve
from Jay OF SALE or cash, ut purchasers op-
CON ped with within five days, the property viii
purchaser 3 cost.
HOSEA B. MOULTON,
,r :, $40 st. n. W., Receiver
I. Z. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. myI7-ddsds
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Hanged with "a ptshrax.

ST. Louis. May 1a.-Iesterday morning
Frank Weckmcyer, an insane patient con-
fined at the Aiexian hospital, committed
suicide by hanging himself with dishrag To
an iron bar, used as window protector. Week
meyer and two other insane patients were con-
lined I'm their rooms on the fourth floor. Three
brothers of the hospital. wishing 10 clean up
the room, went up stairs and brought down
Weckmeyer To "A place of safety. Mnile they
went upstairs To get another one u be brought
down 10 the same place, Neckmeyer secured
the rag D. some Unknown means and hung
himself TO the rod. lie was 81 years old and
had been in the hospital tor the past two years