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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
REAL ESTATE.
rrs,NEss AT THE EXCHANGE

N
New-York. Saturday, Aug. Sr
Nothinr was offered in the auction nne tosl amount
,n1s and Auction Room to-day; Inc VA ssar, nnhc
slised at the Exchange ana AmSuI h WEEK. ending with
suctoh ss suSnst was sl50,121 The aggregate eue'
s sn me month Of July were ss2Sool.
'oi ' LIST OF AUCTIONS
,,o ,resent week ending with SATURDAY Aus .he
"a the following auctions are annouhoen y w ~ "
Fxehange and Auction Room -e,,
TODAY (MoNDAY) AUGUST o.
,.o colo latham G Reed referee lot, 1sY
m nS 4scry dwelling, No "a West 9Itn's OIL
- TUESDAY. AUGUST 9.
By Brown & Leviness-
r-ac,osure sale. Latham G Reed reieres, TO-
,od and Sstory dwelling, NO Ia Iass 9''N'" D
lou VI By John F. b. smyth
49,. ...,,on. lease Of / lot 2Sxloo and 2-story
~ No 1S9 Mott-st, S, OF Hester-sI
s~'' nv William Kennedy & Brother.
.,.srre sale William IL Armstrong referee lot
1OS and 3story dwelling. No d2S Esst hao
l5xlO Nincon.ave; lots, 30xl0oS ana 4-story nat
y % and i25 East s6th-st, s. YOo ~ OF Ley
tSe,oa-aye: 1 lot. 1o6xloo.o' anu siini"1 's' -
ILL., "'''' FRIDAY. AUGUST o.
BY james c. Lelor.
,,,a sale Thomas Hustled referee; 1 lot
re1 ens story dwelling, No 155 East oOtnst >
US 4 II W OF Sd-aye.
'o0'a " BY John T. Boyd.
.,osn,a sale Adolph Sanger, referee ! plot OF
IL Ss SxlOO and 5-story hats NOS LUIS W w
1--we n Of 6Oth-st.
BY William Kennedy Brother
,,.,osure sale John ii jude, referee / lot 174x
800 and 4story dwelling No 81 East 1oth' 81 coz
~ zfh-aye L lot, 20x1OO. Cohcoro-@'e ~ IL u
DiviSon-aVe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Butler. Aaron. and wife, to Lucy i Mott 9Sd'ss
" ~ Same TO Nelson NJ Whipple same property, 5000 ~
hammond Gracine NJ, and wife, 70 Walter Il Bush' NO.
% eToy Fdwsfd K and wife to Nelson NJ Whipple, s
o8i-st W OF SHAVE instals, $1,000. o., - q ..us
Same 10 w Ihorne, 9h'ave, Oh othaNe' d years.
$4,000. -, . 49,. 1oOo n @ sboridan
Mueneh, Louis, and wife, 10 Anton Lang, o oheiiu"n
q OF Lot 2l6, instals 81 300 ,,. . - 1,oDdorhu,
Rafferty, Thomas 10 Eliza Worthlngtoh' ; 'dhu0iOii'
ave S OF 1S2dst Years, $500. ,., r,o,o, ,.s
sehmOt william III and wife. 70 E 5nS f1s'' We
Uren Lydia and Thomas, to Jonas Wen anu ano'nef'
en 1Oth-ave, Of 37th-st year. S2oOOV' =, a7thst I
Same 10 julius Dreyfus, 1Oth-aVe' n Oh o''n's"
rear, $1,000.
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financial.
90 Per CENT
upon The present price OF stock will undoubtedly be
paid by the
FlEDMONT COAL & LAND COMPANY

Ai1DMVNI tViL q LAND CUMPANl.
on WssS CGmpany controls 800 Of land sltaa.ei
being dvidei iSge' khea Co. Tennessee tho msghIan
WITH hS,tanooga thriving Of $1,000 Inhabitants.
Company sw number Of factories and iron furnaces he
They also H. H.. H. to The mines, distance OF ~ miles
sac rt the mountain. II, miles in length
being ifoS b. ID present. a - Spenngs some OF o. the ,r r
no MADE directly in the side mountain. M SIC
placed o GSq he s' cS s9a ru HSlS to The
located To- Probably no mine in the United States better
Of COKE e. d mad NSs the w cR3P19g o5 S
mi sh All 0 oeed sufficient number viii be pm in to
H %So rTc ,oDg have been mai: Y agents
the milne: q prices which viii average S to Company
oaSs Bur q 1Of 6 per %os to be Immediately
70 MO- MO- tons per day including the amount Necessary
saSrnRg within months from $3.50 to 500 day.
s @2Ga VIII make very handsome dividend upon the
shsr and the Company is oieanI4ci under the laws o.
whatever being at oSS peR a TN ssoeSbcrs 3
ssEHGARMHBTE,R Ri PRESIDENTi JAS. D. HENDERSON
, ~ has been determined to sell limited amount o. me
S r aqd b as . s1sn 6 Much SeP
az me mine is well developed and soon as the cGkins
the n1a OF s h' 6 of & WI" pc
STOCK BE- ksLF ger3 70 F2Y 9GSf Ro
VALUE C on To p PER G PEE CENT CENT N9H uPo G T
PRESENT PRICE There is nothing at all improbable
III MS as the coal is there In large quantities ana me
experimenting has all been done. 1t Is only necessary
TO put In the number Of cokng sufficient to produce
the coke already spoken for realize the above amount
III must be taken into consideration that the mines
are admirably located and that the business IS legitimate
mere being no question about the quantity OF coal at
c,I 1T WOULD Re HARD TO FIND 4 BETTEf.
CHANCE FOR AN INVESTM EMIT WITH AN AZ,
RETURNS.
As the stock is being taken quite fast and goodsized
blocks It is expected that the number Of shares TO %
sold az the present price will all be taken WITHIN inc
next three days.
Nothing under 10 shares will be issued.
MAKE CHECKS OR DRAFTS At THE RATE OF
"a PER SHARE TO THE ORDER OF
w. =. CHAMBERLIN. Trustee,
115 Broadway, Rooms I and J3, y. Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsTERs-N. Y.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N; Y CITY,
,s,hst n $ $50 IT e Of Avenue A, 24X1Oo3; -
'WIIiam Klein " Lena Klein o.
iSd,st n 90 2, ~ %eaIts ~ON-VO 1850
s,s 1Se s = 25oS r. Of 2d-ave. 1s.9x9s9i
% Eii1abeth lee 70 Helen NJ BTltton.
ssthsS s. $50 W y 2, SaSNe. 145oo
1othsye r s. 40 and Wife e to lydia $1,000
e1thst o6s II Of sthaye, 2OXlOO; cara baif- ,,o
child w IL Nails ~
s4tst 200 t # OF ethsVe, ioAiOO s''e ZIG
sad st n $ PES It W Of sth-ave, 2ox100; II
Nails TO Aaron Butler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

-CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, RONDOUT
N. and KINGSTON. landing at Cranstons (Wes1
poinD Cornwall Ncwburg, Marlboro. Milton. P0ugh-
keep,e and EOpp connecting vita Ulster ald Delaware.
The steamer CITY OF KINGSTON viii leave Pier 40.
foot OF WEST 10THST, every Tuesday and THURSDAY az
A n, m Saturdays | D. m, landing only at NeYburg
and Poughkeepsie connecting with evening train through
he Mountains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
GUNNER Resorts.

If you wish to know of perfectly
developed place to buy home where
you will be cool in summer and warm
in winter, with southerly exposure
on the ocean, within 40 minutes of the
heart of New-York by delightful
trip at any time of day, send for illus
trated circular of
BENSONHURST-BY-THE-SEA.
Address G. b. +. Randolph, Al Wall
ST., New-York, or Bensonhurst Z. o.,
Kings County, York, or Agent IN
Bensonhurst RR. station on property.
Fourth-aye.. ID htuse fiom ocean; gas, artesah
water sanitary arrangements perfect; nrscass table
Address MRS. A. SIMMONS
HOTEL, ALBION. AsBURY PARK N. J.-only so
yards from the tenth season table and appoint
the best from $40 els per week az TO -
day. Now OPEN Orchestra engaged for the season
send for circular. c. II. PEMBERTON.
Gonntrn Doar0.
GOOD BOARD and accommodations can be had with
N ii. r. HALL, at his fruit farm at Rdgebury, orange
Co., n. Y. references given.
QUIET HOME among the mountains; good rooms. ex.
W ceent table, butter cream and milk from the famous
Jerseys OF Merldale Farm reasonable rates best refer
ences. Send Tor circular. L. A. PARKER Meredith Del
aware Co. n. Y.
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TINE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave. 500
PAGES iinstratsd the ssSndart au,hoity 90
ming ball playing shooting. horseback riding, &c.
full 81 per copy Published by The Tribune New YORK.
Entertaining and universally eompmented By the prosss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

~ ORWICH LINE.-For Boston, Worcesters
y New.London Norwich watch HI Block Island
Greenpor Shelter Island sag Harbor White Mountains,
ali ponts North East. Steamers leave Pier 40 l0d
number, y. r., foot WattSst next pier above Des-
rossesst Ferry daily Sundays excepted az 30 D.
Tickets and State secured at principal ticket Offices
in n Y and Brooklyn. Company's Office BAT Broadway.
and az pier 40, ~ r. Wes,cots Express will call fol
sTd check baggage from hotels and residences.
GEO. w. BRADY. Agent. q
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ITO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
Il EXCURSION tgood dsysl 81 23
Steamers c. III. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leav9
reeE SIP Pier n and II us sund stn.
Tor MERiDEN; HARTFoRD. SPRINGFIELp HQLs
ga broadway. New York. and Courtst.. BrooflJn.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. The Old Route
" QUICKEST. CHEAPEST AND BEST
Catskl evening line steamers ksaterskin ana cats
r. connecting with G. NJ. and Cairo Railroad For List
VI ~ w J. HUGHES, CatskilL NY. 4
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Che Curt.
STEAMBOATS,.

ALBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE.
"A Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave old
pier Al n r. foot OF CanasL. At p m daily Sundays
eycepted) connecting at ALBANY with m. special
express for SARATOGA. LAKE GEORGE; sARANAu
LIKE PAUL SMITHS. and all points Ia tho ADIRON-
BACKS Leave Brooklyn, FUlton-st., via Annex, az
D. m. Electric lights In all rooms.
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D RoyIDENCE line FOR BOSTON, PROV: .

dIrect route tor WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS. Llmitef
White Mountain Express with parlor leaving direct
rom steamers wharf for Fabyans and intermediate points
Steamers CONNECTICUT and MASSACHUSETTS leavs
pier % N. R., foot Of Warrenst az $50 p M day.
eycep Sunday connecting at wharf with express train Tor
Boston. Tickets and ssterooms secured At RrincipI
ticket ofnces in NewYork and Brooklyn, az all 0nlces
New ork Transfer Co.. who will call for and check bag.
ags rom hotels or residences Send TO o. Box 30i1
Tor Excursion Book which win be mailed free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
FALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
N. NEWPORT, FALL RIVER PROVIDENCE aud

A FALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
N. NEWPORT, FALL RIVER PROVIDENCE, aud
I'LL i''' DOUBLE SUMNER SERVICE.
-Four steamers in connlsSon-PUKITAN
pIJGRIM PROVIDENCE, and OLD COLONY
Snlendid orchestra attached TO each vessel. O..
Leave New.Yo from Pier %, N. i. lold MOL foce
OF Murray ST., as follows; - a., -,
40 d. M Eau River direct, connecting with
is D. m.FoF Newport and Fall River. due Newport
about Fall River, a H., connecting Win expfesS
train due Boston 8 90 a. H.
SUNDAYS, leave New-YOrk at 30 D. N. for all
points. Returning leave Boston p Ut,
Jersey CITY 4 D. N. Tickets and stateroOms may "
Obtained in n. Z. az 100 Equitable Arcade, 2ol, sS5
S13 o44 957 and 1923 Broadway; 1,lIO 9th3ve. 26A
west lo5th-st and 1874 East 125thst 1873 Bowery Aston
House and Windsor Hotel; Line once. Pier 2o n. lie
send lye cents stamps 10 p. O. Box 49, N. Y. foR
s.Fa River Line Tours" and nod Colony or Pu%'
nm, Land" An illustrated book of nearly 100 pages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.
Il d EX PRESS SERVICE between New York. South
smpton Iondonl and Hamburg, by the new twin screw
Mail Steamer HAMMONIA, 5 80 a. m. August Is
Expires s. S. AUGUSTA VICTORIA, 3 .. m. Aug, 90
REGULAR SERVICE 10 Plymouth Qlondon), Cher.
bourg paris and Hamburg; also direct 70 Hamburg m
Kugia - 80 u. M, Aug =. BChemla..2 D. Aug. 20
Steamers leave from Hamburg docks, Hoboken, N. j.
General Office 81 Broad General Passage ONCE,
way c. SCHiJRZ Dir g. b. HiCHARD & CO..
T.. J. CORTIs Mgr OF Broadway. NJ Y
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S175 AND UPWARD,
Citp ]1ropertp 90 Eft.

.>->--1D~~>~>.--J~~~> -.
A LARGE STORE and basement 70 let on leaadng
a downtown street very light; 200 feet front; 1900
square feet: power u desired possession now rent
moderate. rutland Mh1I1No, . Do9rH-e1
II UILDINGS stores lofts and Offices 70 LET in John
Is FutOn. Beekman, Chambers. Nassau, WllaIn' ill.,
Pearl and Water sts., and vicinity: .,, - x-.,. -.
rutland & WHITING. Beekman-st
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THE ELMER.

Under one management II years; mountain air; me
drives and walks, boating, &c. open 70 DecelnoeI
Cornwa-on- Hudson, N. y
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BUTCHER HOUSE,
aaMWONAssETT HOUSE,

MADISON, OUNN -.
This popular hotel opened June II 1880 under
on Long Island Sound with an uno6srucded view view %, or
and free from mosquitoes. The table will DO
Srsciass Particular attention given TO sea food Terms
rreasonsSIs j. p. & F. A. NEWTON, Projectors.
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCIIOR LINE. U. s. Mail Steamships
"A NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL.
IS. CITY or ROME, Wcd Aug. p, Sept IS. Oct 10.
ard fourth Wednesday thereafter
Saloon passage $50 100, $50 900; Sc ono eisss. $50
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
From Pier II. North RIVER loot OF Leroy.st
Anchoria Aug 3, 10 a. m. Deyonls Aug. II, 10
Furnessia. Aug. 10, D. Circassa. Aug q. D. M.
Rates OF passage 70
GLASGOW LONDONDERRY or LIVERPOOL:
Cabin. $50 and 500 Second class. 800 Storage. eco
Travellers Circular Letters Of Credit and Drafts for
amount issued az lowest current rates.
HENDERSON BROTHEIlS. BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

rrUE NEW ENGLAND TERMINAL co..
4 HOUSAToNIC LINE, via wilson's POINT .
For South Noryalk ard az pSn, on ne s1St.y ana
IUE FAST NEW IRON STEAMER
"CAPE CHARLES'
froruerly running 10 Long Braneh),
30 East River, foot OF Rutgers-st, 81
ak n M and foot OF Slst-st. Fast sver. ., 80
M connecting Wilson's Point With train on DanbarH
Norrsik Danbury and intermediate points.
Returnng train leaves South Norwalk at IS q me-
making connection with boat at Wilson'S Point AZ N,
rsg landings. ARRIVING at new Per 80. foot VI
puteera st., New-York at 10 III . m
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TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITN
AsOF TROY, leave Pier 49, N. H.. % Dier sbovs
Christopher.st.. daily except Saturday. Sunday
steamer touches at Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
Day Line Steamers .
"E"'foHh DAILY texcept Sundays,
Leave BRooKLYN. Eultons. 81 Anne1)..js a 09 A
West 22d-st Pier..;g 700
forA IRkNY. landing YOnkers, West Point Newburgh
IouehEeSpsie Rhlnebecs Catski1 and Hudson Returns
Ing. leave Albany 5 80 a. m.
WEST POINT. NEWBURGH and Po'KEEPsIh
iRaHISEBEcK 10y ferry. with Ulster and Del T. Il
i0 r ATSKIII, special trains on Catsku NJ r. RS
ArRANY with trains for Niagara Falls Buffalo and ~
Vcs, Montreal and the North ana
SPECIAL TRAINS TO AND FROM sARAroGh Ss
The NcwYOrk Transfer Co VIII call Tor anu eH'oA
BAGGAGE from hotels and residences
fine BAND attached 70 each Steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

HCDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY pow
IA ELL, for West Point NewbGrg. Poughkeepsie.
iiondout ana Kingston landing at Ciaaston's. Cornwall
New Hamburg Milton, and Hyde PARK. .
Leaves sA 2TdSD leaves ONE HOUR EARLIER ILL.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05
GRAND View HOTEL,

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J.
Terminus Sandy HOOK Line steamers 70 Long Branch
f,ror pier North RIVER. select family resort Same
Management As 1857. Accommodations for 400
PALMER & WHITNEY. Props
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-05

& ISTERS OR SWEETHEARTS; Tale Of
- Summer Travel through New England giving Routes
and Rates offered by Passenger Department Prosaenes
L. o. Box BOIL. New-York City,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-15
BOLD DAYLIGHT ROBBERY,
An East Wheeling Residence is
Broken Into
WHILE THE FAMILYIS ABSENT
On the MoundsyIlle Camp Ground
Tho Robbery DisooyeFcdsoop, but
no Clue to the Thieves Found,
They are Amateur Workers,

There was a very bold daylight rob-
berry on Fourteenth street in thiCkly
inhabited part Of the city yesterday,
The family Of Mrs, Robb, who lives at
No, 1O4 on that street, has been at the
Moundsyille camp ground for some time,
and the residence has not been occupied,
although some member Of the family
has usually visited the premises every
day, Yesterday morning everything
was all right about the place, but last
evening about 7 o'clock when Mr., James
Robb went to the house for some pur-
pose, he found it had been entered by
thieves,
The back gate, opening into the alley,
which was Kept securely fastened, had
been pried open. The door leading
from the back yard into the cellar was
then forced open, and the thieves went
through the cellar and stole quantity
Of preserves and canned fruits, The
back window OF the kitchen was then
forced open, and the thieves entered and
ransacked the house, carrying oaanum'
Der Of things,
Word OF the robbery was at once sent
to police headquarters, but there was no
clue TO the robbers. II is believed the
robbery was performed by persons liv'
ing in the neighborhood, who knew the
family was away from home and that
the house could be entered with im'
punity,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-15
MARTINS FERRY.
The Coming Zig RsupIou-othsr Local
Matters.

The Coming DIg RsuuIou- other Local
Matters.
NJ. ], T, HAiues left last evening for Col
umbus,
MI. All, Fuller and son, of Mt, Pleaant.were
In town yesterday,
Tue business and professional men will play Q
game Of base ball this afternoon,
Miss Maggie haywood left yesterday for Mt
Pleasant tOattend the Jefferson County Teach
ems Institute,
Benjamin Exley, who has boon confined to his
bed BY sickness, has sufficiently recovered 10 be
on the streets again!'
Misses May Rankin and Anna Colbert, Of
Pittsburgh, returned yesterday after q pleasant
Vlsitwith Miks Jessie Williamson.
Anumber Of property owners met last even
Association, TO protect them against bad renter
aud. other evils which plague landlords the
world over,
The district reunion Of The old soldiers TO BIZ
held In Martins Very on Tuesday, September
II, promises 10 be sumner. Tho members o.
William II, Orr is secretary, Is already receiving
good many inquiries from various points 4
free dinner will be given every soldier who Of
tends, which Will pr0b0bly be served lil the La
layettc rink, tho largest room IN Martins Ferry
Preparations Will be made to feed go soldiefl
and even more, II necessary. i ~ believed thai
from 5000 10 5000 strangers Will be In the city
on that day aud many persons even put the
number higher. Thoburn Post, the WOmRn'i
Relief Corps and the Sons OF Veterans have al
been Invited 70 assist In Entertaining the visitor
aud they will do Il, as also will tho people o.
Martins Ferry In general. The q, A, \
W0nanB Relief Corps and Sons Of Veterans In
every town IN tho four counties Ia the dis
lrlCt aud Wheeling, WellSburg, East Liverpool
aud other places. Captain Abram Lash Is chair
man and Captain William II, Orr secretary o.
the Executive Committee.
Patriotic Mt. Pleasant has already kindly vol
unteered to send lot Of edlblcS to help feed the
soldiers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-15
BRIDGEPORT.


Birthday Party-wreck ON tho G., L. s W,
Sad Death-PersonAl Gossip.
Prof. and Madame zera played TO good house
ut city Hall last evening.
The Etna and Standard mills twohOrse teams
haul four 10 i've tons Ut one load,
A couple from Wheeling Greek mines were
married by squire Howell last evening, at hi
office.
The Cleveland, Loraln 4 Wheeling Railroad
will put In new crossing frogs al this point
Sunday.
Mrs. William CHM leaves for indianapolis to.
day, 70 attend tho wedding Of her sister, Miss
Jennie Mcconnell.
W. II. Daniels left yesterday over the Penn.
sylyaniA iines with bis family aud car OF house
hold goods for Grand Junction. Iowa.
Mrs. Woodruff and her two daughters, Maggie
aud Bessie, OF Little Rock, Ark, are visiting
MrS. Van Pelt, Of the Sherman House.
Oscar Townsend, General Manager Of the
Cleveland, Lonlin & Wheeling Railroad, was IN
the city yesterday looking after the cOmpany'E
interests,
Dr., William Estep, who has rracLicCd mcdl.
cine at LoydSyll lie, q, during tho past forty.
hale aud hearty, \
Billy Mckinney, who used to conduct The 81.
Clainyille passenger train, has gone 70 work
with tho PennSylvAnla Company, IN tho freight
train service, on the Cleveland & Htuburgh
division.
Miss Maude Cloudy gave party celebrating
her tenth birthday, A number Of her little
friends were present, aud made her many fine
presents. Refreshments were served bounti.
fully, everything was pleasant and good time
was had In general.
Notice was received here yesterday OF the
death Of MfS, I'd. Hinklcy, wlfO OF tho former
Cleveland, LOrRIn 4 Wheeling ticket agent at
this place. She died At Mr.. IlinkiCy'd home
near Cleveland, where he ID also lying In u very
critical condition from lung trouble,
The white properly line posts that arc being
planted by tho Pennsylvania company along the
line Of the Cleveland Pittsburgh Railroad, are
put there only after thorough searching OF 70.
cords and cafeiDl aud accurate survey, by 4 com.
potent civil engineer. Property owners along
ire line generally are acknowledging tho limo Al
correct. b
Yesterday afternoon Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling lwltohing engine, pulling train Of
cars backed Into . switch on tho tfeStle at West
wheeling, whore tho section men had taken out
o rail-. No one on the train noticed that the nail
was 0tit until two loaded cars left the track and
before the train could be stopped the d0raIled
cars left tho tfcstO and tumblCd Into q CNbbaPe
patch, diltAnCp Of about thirty feet. The cars
were heavily laden and II was necessary 10 have
the wreck train to got them back upon tho
HuNAt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-15
Tho Mheellng Mheelne On.

The members Of the Hall committee
Of the Wheeling club are feeling quite
jubilant over the prospect Of having
secured suitable room Tor a club house,
and are anxious 10 have a full meeting
next Friday evening, so that prompt ac-
ton may be taken, ratifying their selec-
ton.
Mr.. ]. w. Terrell, the agent Of Wanna.
maker & Brown, who received the con-
tract for making the uniiorms for the
club, has been furnished with the forms
which will be used in taking the mea-
sures. Its thereforenecessary for those
members who have already had their
measures taken 10 call again on Mr..
Terrell and have him gil up the blanks,
The attention oil the members Of the
club, and those who propose joining, ID
called 10 the importance Of being present
ut tho meeting on Friday evening, as
several matters Of great importance will
be introduced.