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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
THE COURTS.
SEEKING TO BREAK HER FATHERS WILL

SEEKING TO BREAK HER FATHERS WILL
Testimony was taken by Porte V. Ransom. referee.
yesterday in regard to the contest of the Will and
codicil Of william A. Silver. the playwright
known to the public under the name Of Fred Marsden
The testator bequeathed all his property TO his wife.
Fanny NJ Silver. and left nothing to his daughter
Blanche. who Is the contestant Frederick A.
Rcchardt. one OF the subscribing witnesses to the
Will. testified that 1t was duly executed. Similar
testimony given to the codlcil By Mrs. NJ A.
Lcggctt and William Burgoyne A. ii. Hummc sp-
pcarcd for the will and Royal s. Crane for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
TIE pAN.EIEcTRIC DEMURRER ovERRULEl

Nasbinp,ou Oct 15-In the District Supreme
Court In General Tarm to-day, In the case OF J.
Harris Rogers against A. H. Garland, Joseph H.
Johnston. ct al. the demurrer entered by all the
defendants except Attorney General Garland was
overuled and the pendants required to answer
Thc Chief Justice referred 10 the charge that the
plaintiff had been refused information as TO the con
diton OF the affairs of the company, and was OF the
opinion that he vas entitled to an accounting. Mr.
Garland in his answer under OATH denied the allie
cations of the bill but consented TO an accounting
10y the Executive Committee for all sums realised
by Rogers from sales ~ sOch IN vioaon d q. ,no
ants shall now answer.
INDEMNITY LANDS HELD FOR CANCELLATION
Washington. Oct. 15-Under the recent decision In
the case Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
against Guilford Miller the selections by said
paDy as indemnity have been held for cancellation
by the General Land Office, to the extent of about
81 GOO acres
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE
washington Oct I5.-Captan Frank T.. Nye. Com
nissarv OF Subsistence has relieved from duty at
Fort Monroe. Va. and ordered TO temporary duty at
Washington. d. c.
general order has Issued to the army, announcing
The winners Of The prizes prescribed in Paragraph ooS
hunts Rife and Carbne Firing" follows: First
prize Sergeant 6. T.. Miller Troop H. Second Cavalry
second prize Corporal A. Dell Troop f. Second Cavalry
third prize Private j.. Foley Troop G. Second Cavalry
fonyth prize First Lieutenant VI. w Day. Ninth Cavalry
b,tb prize Sergeant g. ~ King Company T. Thrteth
Infantry sixth prize Second Lieutenant e stewart,
Third cavalry skirnsh prize, CopGal A. Dell Troop f.
Second Cavalry. -, .
IL reported the Navy Department ina, .he oh'eo
s.,,es steamship Dolphin now the Mare Island Navy
Yard is ready for sea- .- -
The commanding officer Of the Unhed States steamer
Tslapoosa reports the Navy Department uhoef da'e
Of Mon,eyideo October l. that that yessci 10 ID eAeeeh
condition. and made IL i-2 hoU at recent full
speed trial.
PENSION BILLS RETURNED TO The Sf'hlf-
Washington Oct. I5--In the Senate To-Day tho
MESSAGE NJ the President vctoing the pension Dill OF
Mrs Sarah Woodbridge the ground that her second
husband Is snn living, referred with Inc DILL
to the Committee Pensions
On motion Of DIR Hoar. the first Tuesday In Dccem-
Der was fixed for the consideration OF the union Psnc
Funding bin.
Mr. blair. IN connection with the woodbridge veto
nesssse discussed the pension vetoss GENERALLY. and
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SCHEDULE OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES.

NITIEIT OF w
The Intercollegiate Football Association has adopted
the following schedule Of games
November 3-Yalo VS. University OF Pennsylvania, at
Haven. referee Walter C. Camp. Wesleyan
Princeton place not decided referee +. W. W. Graham
November lo-Prnceton University OF Pennsylvania.
at Philadelphia; referee, L. Price. Harvard vs.
Wesleyan al Cambridge referee, :. g. London. Novcm
Der 17-Harvard vs. Princeton. at Princeton; referee
not decided upon. Yale Us. Wesleyan. at New
Haven: referee 5 G.. London. November 2i-Yale vs.
Princeton. at Ncw-York; referee, W. a. BROOKS, ir
Novcmber n9-Yale V Harvard. at New ork: referco
~ J. Cook: murnnc-Wcslcyan ". University OF
Pennsylvania, at NcwYork; referee, W 9 camp
Harvard niavs tho University Of Pennsylvania either
November 10 at Philadelphia, o. November "a at
CAMBRIDGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

is the barrier to fight and must go. saws Mr. Ha'kn
With mandamus in his hands, Mr. Haskin thinks that
the college will be deleneeess.
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CONVENTION Op CURISTTly WORKERS

CONVENTION OF CHRISTIIN WORKERS.
Springfield. Mass, Oct. ID (speciallThe joins
convention Of the Massachusetts aud Rhode Island
Young Mems Christian Associations finished its
Holyokc last nisht There were 300 delegates
present, and meetings have been Of interest
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Spalding writes that Kelly will positively 90 to Aus
tralia- -. w.,
and ST. Louis clubs viii be played at the Polo Grounds
to-day.
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tBr rElEGEArH To THE TRIBUNE

pI INNING i NEW bkTDDL AVI1Uso HE III D-0-''
WASH lcton. oct 15.-The bill introduced III 'hc
Uoise today hy Mr.. FarQuhar, Of New-l orK' Dy re-
-, ,onf,rs uron Mcssrs Rufus Hatch, Hugh i.
+ .cl,n r,cber L. Viele. Henry C. Davis, Moses u.
Msclav Charles D. Ingerso and George I. Lee their
associates and successors, the light to erect ana
opera.c bridge with suitable approaches thereto DO
ginning al any point in Tie city of NcwYork that shall
le d~tcqnircd upon. and running across the HUDSON
River into NcwJeiecy said bridge 10 be used Tor the
,gc ~ railroad trains and FOR other purposes. II
is provided that the proposed bridge shall be con-
sr,ctcd with single span over tho entire river De-
tween the pier rcs In either state, and at an elevation
above high water mark Of at least lac feet that me
brdra Is 10 te begun within ninc mcnths ai'cr INC
sflfoval of he plans by the secretary OF war; ana
finished within eight years thereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

Designs and estimates furnished for every description
cabinet work and resco, and executed al cur acciy
154 and l58 West 19th-st
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
MsdiiaII.
pETROLEtyN v, NASBY


Says; "Intirait Acquaintance with tru
freud always increases our rsspecks fur
that ftend.o
Th:s "a the reason why Synvita Blocks
continue 10 make friends Is .theif Virtuee
become better knews. Cierymen, public
spsAkers, Aed people in all the avenues o.
liS sro A unit in their praise Of Wat won
derfal new remedy, SyRvita Cough Blocks.
They are warranted 20 cure Coughs, Colds,
BrunehisiS hoarseness, Tickling In the
Throat, Sore Throat and Group; 2o doses,
25 cents. Hundreds bear testimony to the
remarkable cures of Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Flux, Cholers Infantum, or Summer Com
plant aud Cholera Morhus, effected BY
syuyita Blackberry Blocks; % doses, 70
oerts. We have stacks OF testimonials
from mothers, who, after dosing their chill
dren with strong medicines for other sap
posed diseases, have completely cured them
by using Synvita Worm Blocks; % dose9
20 cents. After you have tried all the
high-priced bottle remedies and have found
no relief, buy . package Of Sypyita Kid
rev, Blood and Liver Blocks and be cured.
20 doses. 80 cents. If you want the finest
tonic Bitters IN the market, buy q package
Of Synvita Bitter Blocks for IS cents, and
make from ! 10 1 gallon Of pure tonic Bit
tens.
All these remedies only cent dose.
Nc box, no teaspoon, no sticky bottle. Put
M in patent packages. Warranted to cure
or money refunded. Sold by druggists
everywhere. Get checker board Of your
dealer free. Send your address on postal
card Tor copy of THE SYNvTTA BLOCK"
which contains history Of diseases and
cures, or send 1 cent stamp for sample Of
Cough Block and a copy Of The SYNyTrA
BLOCK. Address, Tbs SynVita Co., Lock
Box 299, DelphOs, Ohio.
ANTON P. Hess, Agent for Wheeling,
opposite pcssoeioe.
D. z. MCSwoBDs, Agent for Martins
Ferry, o.
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MARTINS FERRY.

People usiug the city water in certain
parts Of town yesterday were very much
surprised to fad the streams coming from
the faucets to be almost the color of milk.
Various opinions were offered in eXplana-
ton Of The phenomenon. One man
thought tie engineer must Se pumping thu
water cut of the milky way" ard as the
water apparently gave off an 6fferyescerce,
another individual seemed of the opinion
that q mammoth sidliz powder had
been dumrei into the reservoir.
All dsy the people ware busy drawing the
water into vessels and watching 1t become
clear aud give of an efsrGescence similar
10 a glass of seltz:r water. Few people
cared to drink it, and all day the town
pumps did land office Business. All the
amateur chemists 10 town tried their
hands on the luid, but no trace OF esrboplc
gas or anything else could be discovered.
Yesterday evening the following ccnc'u
zion was arrived at by party OF eentle-
men whose education and knowledge in
such matters makes their opinions ya'u-
able. Yesterday the water was pumped
into tie pipes direct. 1t il pr1bable
that the pumps are drawing air Somewhere
and that the air in passing Though the
pumps and being placed under bundT cd
pounGs pressure to the squsro inch, mixes
20 Thoroughly with the water that 1t CAD
not form into poCksts in the pipes, end
10 es not separate from tie water TIL it Is
relieved from the prsss1re. The wlter Is
al right and IS good as ever.
That very verify and deserving orGa1-
izstion, the Red Stocking Base Ball club
will tod its fret festival in Lafayette Hall
tonight and tomorrow night The cause
ia good one, ard few dollars spent with
the boys will only be helpiag along the
70 sibility OF seeing some good ball gamee
during the coming season. All who lee!
At all interested in the natio,sl sport
should turn out and spend something to
help the boys along.
A small locomotive for the use Of the
cnntrsc'ors en- the Wheeling and Lake
Ella Railroad, is lying on the cars al
Bridgeport. IL will be taken spsrt and
hsuled 10 Mt. Pleasant, where 1t will be
used on ths tunnels in the course OF con-
strucsiou AZ that place.
David p rkipsop, Edward Kinsey end
Mr.. ard Mrs. Alex. Humphrevil'e, OF Mt,
Pleasant, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph GiffiD, Of st. Glars
vile and Mr.. Ell Bally aud wife, OF Cole
rain, were in the city yesterday.
Miss Emma Gsndirg, Of Wocdsheld. o.,
is the guest of her b; other Henry, at Hotel
MsywoCd.
Walter Bracken, of Pittsburg, was II
the city yesterday.
George Msrkle, of Portland, was IN the
city yesterday.
Underwear at Dixon Bros.
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BELLAIRE.

The pipe and stove in the cutting de-
psrtment of the Union Window Glass
Works b c,me red no. and scsred indi-
vidual was shcut to yell FIRE. when one Of
tbs employ es of the works showed up and
turned fl the gas. The fellow who turned
on tie gss bad attempted to shut it off,
but was not acquainted with the way q
cutoff worked.
Iftte TIibvne thinks that VIM. Warnock
Demc attic rominee fr Sheriff, feels that
he wi ] be oefss ID, the pIper is mist' ken.
Mr.. Warnock considers his chant } { t cleo
ton exc'p iorally good.
Some letters that arrived at the Bsllai'e
to,tcffice were stained with blood. The
missives were in the wreck on tie B. & o.,
near Washington, at which time two pos
tai clerks were killed.
Several uailers moved here some weeks
ago for the purpose of working in the nail
factory. The plo'psctI for work have dis.
tourasei them and THEY have decided to
leave the city.
Scms Of the seats at Rev. Sam Small's
lecture Oh Prohibition will be reserved,
aud q CT arge Of % cents will be made to
thoss who use than.
The opera performance at tie theatre to
night is tirst class. A eleight-ot h md per
former with the company does sone won
derful tricks.
Several confess for the benefit Of tie
Rock Hill band are bsns worked vigor
orsly by the lsdiss contestirg.
Three Republican speakers have date
for this place. As yet no Democrat hs'
been give date to sp ak here.
The German class which was started BY
Prof. Haupt, will reoreauizs this ev.ng q
the home of Miss Eliza Baron.
This funeral of Mrs Robert Ray tool
place yesterday sfttraoon. The remain
were taken to Wellsburg.
The Democrats met last night and mad
arrangements to turn oct on the 30th Il
hsar Thurman.
Gravel Hill p:dsstriaus will coon hav,
q crossing at Indian Ran, as Council ba
ordered is.
Rev. Ssm Small win lecture on Prohi
b;tion in the Christian Church en- Monds.
evening.
Turner Hall has been cleaue and paint
ed for the annivsrsary celebration.
The roof of the new c & P. dept, wh;cI
is now being pat Oh, is OF slsts.
VIM. S,ttsrfsld and bIi'e sra sperdip
their honeymoon in Cincinnati.
Barnes Primary History has been in
tro6ucsd in the schools here
Shannon Archer is acting Marshal durir
the absence OF VIM. Darby.
| Thi. is fair week st GAINESVILLE, teuc
tie rain of ye'terday.
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and primarily entitled to its care ana pro,
lection, An Intelligent eJamins ton VIII
lend them to the exercise OF their PRIV
lepes ss citizsps in furthsraDce OF tneir IN
teresis and the welfare of their country.
An unthipking performance of their dn'y
at the ballot hox will result In their injury
and betrayal" These are words OF VIE
dom.
The 2. o. p. aimits that thu negto may
think, but they say he has m right to ex-
ercise an opinion resulting f ON Thought
They say that Democracy will not allow
them office. This is an ebu | tion OF igror-
ancs, for there are many negroes in efic'
under Cleveland's administration. But
they call our attention to the iDflsxible OPP
position of Democracy to holding office oy
tuem in the South. Well, let the regro
become
CAPABLE AND INTELLIGET,
with views tending to the welfare Of the
South, and etc p his miserable fta's. and
act as patriotic citizsps demanding due
recognition, then, and not until then,
will he get what he claims. Look to
the material, moral and political
welfare of your county, where you
were born, and stop forcing duplie-
ity, treschery, ignorance and folly 70
the f oat. Negro organs which teach that
the negro is inferior and cannot be what
he pleases in politics, shows what glaripg
ignorancs is at the head of the race in the
South. Yes, these are the mouthpieces Of
the Republican party. They teach that
negro cannot be q Democrat. This is an
admission that white man can be either
a Democrat CT Republican, bat that the
negro is so inferior that he can only be
Republican. What nonsense! Il i, ads
grace to regro papers to set themselves up
as d;s,eminators of useful knowledge,
while trey display such ignorance. Such
are the teachings Of the negro paper here
called Justice. :,
We should vote for Cleveland and Creed
G. Bates because they are worthy OF our
suffrsge,, and because they are for the
whole people. 3 l.. hUICHlNs'
Chattanooga, Tenn Oct 6, 1883.
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STATKs-Dull aud steady to firm.

STATEs-Dull aud steady to firm.
RAILRoADs-Dull; sales $685., geo.
STOCKs-Ths stock market to-day was
intensely dull from the opening to the
close, with some animation in few lead.
Jog stocks only, though the tome Of the
dealings was strcng and prices this even.
log al fractionally batter throughout the
entire active list. The opening figures
were generally higher this morn Ing, the
advances extending 70 Re: cent, and
although prices weakened Immediately,
the ds cline was stort-lived and prices were
soon above those Of the opening. The
market presented almcss no feature CT In
tsrest bsyond the activity and strength in
the few leading shares, this movements in
others being sight snd Of no special i'm
portance. The close was dull but strong
at about the highest prices of the day.
The active list wss invariably higher. and
Atchisoa roee and New Eugland IL per
cent. Sales only 167, ITO shares. Quota
tions closed bid as follows:
Adams Express $50; American Express
l1O3; Canada Pacific, $50; Central Pacific
35t; Chesapeake and Ohio 19l; preferred do
frsts 16i; do seconds III; Chicago and Al
ton 1872; chicago, Burlington and Quincy
ia; Delaware and Hudson, 1881; Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western 1928;
Denver and Rio Grande, 193; Erie, 30;
do preferred, 66s; Fl. Wayne, $50; Hi
nois Central III! Lake Shore, 103; Michi-
gan Central, sol; Minneapolis and st: Louis,
81; do preferred, 16; Missouri Pacific,
SIT; Northern Pacific, 26s; do preferred,
GOT; Chicago and Northwestern ia; do
preferred, 143; New York Ceutrsl, 1888;
Oregon Transcontinental, 500; Pacific Mail,
373; Peoria, D. & E., ~; Pittsburg, 155,
Pullman Palace Oar, 1921; Reading, $50
Rock Island, 1881; st. Louis end sar
Francisco, 80; do preferred, IS; arst
preferred, 1921; St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1O3; st. Paul and Omaha, 40
do preferred 1073; Texas Pacific, pa;
Union Pacific, 81; United States Es-
pres, s1i; Western Union, $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
Cincinnati.
PETROLEUM.
Now York.

New YORK.
NEW YORK, October 11.-Petroleum-
Opened strong ct 925c, and advanced to
93sc in the first hour. resci1n then
carried the price back to 93c, but the loss
was nearly all recovered and the market
closed firm at 93lc. Consolidated ex-
change opening at 92s:; highest 93sc;
lowe,t 92sc; closing at oslo. Sales !, ST.
600 barrels.
on, CITY, October 11.-Petroleum-
Opened at 92ic; highest 93sc; lowest s2sc,
closed at 93sc; sales 81, 900 barrels;
c,earsucss 1000 900 barrels; shipments
90, 70l barr,lt; runs 49, 53 barrels.
Pittsburg.
PrrTsBURa, Pa, October II -Petro.
leum-Fairly active; opened at 92bc; closed
at 93Ic; highest 933c; lowest Scic.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, October 1l.--Petroleum
Opened at 92Lc; lowest 92sc; highest
93sc; closed at 93sc; tl,arances 9sO, 600
barrels.
Titusvllle.
T1TusyILLR, October II Petroleum
Opened at 92}c; highest 93sc; lowest 92ic;
closed at 93sc.
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CABLE FLASHES,

The budget for the Ouch East Indies
shows q deficit OF 81. 200. 600. The Finance
Minister proposes to increase BY on foiia
the native lilen tax for the cultivation
of coffee and to appoints royal commission
10 inquire rs to means for developing the
coff, Q indusry.
The British Government will pay $3.50
coo indemnity on aecoun'y of loss tus-
tanned through the eolliS W, on tie River
TsguS Of the British iro, clad Sultan with
the French mail steamer Vile de Victoria.
ItisIunored at Dublin that Chief Sec
ret,ry Balfour his refused ID slow The
military to as lat at the eyictions on Lord
Clanricarde's estate.
The Turkish Minister a. Nisnus In
forms the Porte that thu m aetirg the En-
perors will snd to maintain peace.
TIE Guardian, in its commercial article,
IT ports that TIE market is hfelsss. Little
il doing in grain CONT acts.
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xxlrs1is.
RALr1oRE AND ONO R r

H"1 AMI "
Dspszsms q fsa,ns fn wnss,i.e xasaak
~ schedule ineeeet April Nh. -
n. SO p n: and Sso p n. daily. and u:S n
5s::: q a ssa ana 6. Isu,. M.
c :aS aiS r.s e; ss'ss 90 NJ o.,s
Tcs 6olumsu, los q N. daily, ssd ms p
u; daily, and rs p "a. daily except Sunday.
pisaspAis e. .n SSisss New ssa u 3 S g. s: rs
t seH p ss %. ae k.A,ns..n, p, $50 =.
daily; IIp.es slo = N. daily: las p n. dam
except Sunday ADDITIONAL ssy train tos Wssk-
E:ssa;s Ssi,lso;s and f Fsssas sSSd cop
Ies ISns.ll,. .:s. n .s - nas
nI 3. e asas sa1 sie %; On 9. as sib: SUNDAY
For Cumberland, S06 q n, daily szospt sus
ka B. as,uvina sos and 90 = n. and "a
s1s sss ' lsS. s s sasP csessS sz sn4
20 Z n., and $40 p N. daily, and As q n,
Epses asins sIfi,e rom 8. Ioe,s ssd GIN
I1p1ss =. S.is .Ts INV s non Psii.dslph,A BAL.
dnore and wAshinyton, D. G., Via anhoo, u:0
{. n. and lG1 p N, daily, VIA. Pitasb0rs iasrs
q N, daily.
Trains arrive nom Columbus, As q n anc
$40 p n. daily, and los q N. daily sxceps Bur
day.
ffsius szfivs hon Pitsburs. lois q n.aid b;
and l2ts p N, except sundayh and SIS p. =.
i T1.in S INV. z V f ises w.Ainson. Pa. 100 n.
' RON H HouS SsH 10 and els 4 m. and i,s
and TO p. m. daily except sunday.
Trains arrive frum sraftou. 10 Z N. daily.
Trains arrive non Cumberland, $50 p -.
daily exoett Sunday.
Prom 81 Ciahsyiiie, 'aS and los . n. and
LIS. and $40 p. N. daily except sunday.
Cambridge Accommodation arrives at no p
n. except sunday.
Baggage called for ara CHECKED q hotels ana
nafkst siresk and Ct Depot.
CHAA o. eCULl.
0ensAl Passenger ASent
". u. CLEMENT3, Manager. myi
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LIVE STOCK.
mioAIo.

CHICAGO, October 11.-Oattle-Receipte
5000 head; shipments, 5000 head; mar
ket steady; beeves S. 90a6 SO; steers So %
s3 so; stockers and feeders 81 1913 40;
cows, bnlls and mixed 81 45a3 90; Tex
ans So Is; western rangers 81 25a4 30.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; ship
ments Z, 900 keld; market strong and 10c
higher; mixed S. 7Oa6 10; heavy IS s5a
6 25; light S. 65a6 20; skips So 50a5 49,
Sheep-Receipts TO- 900 head; shipments
5000 head; market strong; natives IS Goa
A Is; western So 1898 IS; Texans ~ 75a
8 40; lambs So 75a5 80.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, October 11.-Cattle-
Nothing doing; al through consignments.
Hogs-Rscelpts 3, 100 mead; shipments
9. 900. head; market fair; Philadelphia
SIS 4O.6 so; mixed Sc 20a6 30; Workers
Sc OOd6 10; common to fair S. 75a5 So;
pigs 81 50s5 so.
sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shiI msnts
2, 400 head; nothing doing.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., October 11.-Hog-
FirmeI; common and light "a 75a5 90;
packing and butchers S. 50a6 10; receipts
1900 head; shipments 2,027 head.
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West vlrxlnis's Oldest Pythian.

John F. Smith, of Middlewsy, Jefferson
county. is the o.dest member OF the .: d:T
in the United States. He is eighty-thIee
wears of ags, and is still hale and hearty.
He ieined the Or6es at its or
Van'ziti,n in this State, at Mar.
Siusbug. in 1869, aod was elected
Grand Master of the Exchequer at thai
time. His son, Rufus Smith, vas electe1
Grand Keeper of R'c,rds and Seals a. TIE
same time, and each have besn reelected
in each successive session since them with
out opposition, to-day mixing their nine
teenth election to thtss Gfhcse.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Property in BenWood

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
Is by Albert z. Jones and Mary Jones, his wife,
10 The undersigned Tuy ee, bearing date on the
SOta day OF October, 1876, and recorded In the
once OF the Clerk Of the County Court OF mar
shall county, ". Va, in Trust Deed Book No, .,
page US, 1 VIII, on
saturday, October 20, A. ID. 1883,
beeinning at 10 O'Clock m on said daf, sell o.
Inc font door If tie Benwood Store, formerly
III. ". Fishers s,o-e.) 10 the town OF Benwood,
Al public auction, the following described prop
erty, tnet Is =, tay: Lots Nos and 3, In Wetsr
D. rau's ad1it' on 70 the town OF Denvood In
NsYfnsll county, W Va Said lots each front ID
feet on the east SIDE Of the county roas and ex.
Tend Pack east 50 feet 70 an Alley, agreeable 70
nlat as made tyJ II Conner, when plat Is re,
corded IN DeFd BOX No. IS, page so, hafshal
county records.
sale, and tho balance in one year from este OF
ale, with interest from day OF sale, the pureh.
aser n give his note with security 10 be approved
ty the trustee ard the tile 70 be retained uniil
the purchase money Is fully paid The tue y
believed to be perfect, but selling a. truStee, i
will convey only such tte n II yeNed 10 me "
said deed OF Trust. W. T. 'ELLEi, T,nstee
BY A. L. Peiley. Agent for said Trustee.
Benwood, W. Va, sept 20. lsss. sep2iosN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
Gen. Rsem,s window Wins Suit

MADISON, wIa, October 10-The wild
ow of Gen. Martin Betm, Of Chicago, has
seemed verdict in the Supreme Court Of
Wisconsin against Daniel Z Kimberly
and Augustus Kimberly for $l4 600. beiug
one-third Of the estate Of Harvey Kimber-
Iy. Mrs BEEN was . granddaughter Of
Mrs.. Kimberly.