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I'll shake you Just once for the qui.
nine, as the ague said To the invalid.
When Baby was sick, wC savo hOt culOrIa,
When ,hO was Child, she cried for CastOrla,
When she became Miss, she chung to c@tOrla,
when she had Children, she gave them ca.sOrIn.


Are you disturbetat night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth :? II 30,
send at once and get bottle Of MIS-.
WlNsLow's SooTIING SYRUP FoR CnIL-
DREN TEETniNd. It's value isincalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately. Depend uponit, mothers, there
Ia no mistake about II. II cures dysen.
terry and diarrh9a, regulates the stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie, softens the
gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to tho whole system.
MRs. WiNsLow's SooTiiiNd SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETtIINa 10 pleasant 10 the
taste, and ID the prescription Of one oil
the oldest and best female nurses and
physicians In the United States, and ID
Tor sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price % cents bottle. MwFAW
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bulls and mixed q SOAS 80. Hogs-Receipts 100
a. 80; heavy 81 91al Isl light 81 SOa4 Is; aklpS
s. 6Qa3 IS. sheep-R Receipts 1900 head; market
steady; natives o 60ai 3oi western IS 0a5 y
Texans shorp g OoaS ST. lambs 81 SOaS %, ~
EAST Liberty, Pa, May lS.-Cattle-Receipt
$50 head;. shipments 500 headi market nothing
S6ipmeSG 2,i6S head fmarEet ali; M IISdel.
phias 81 j0RI b0i pigs and Workers. 81 40Rt 30,
Sheep Receipts 500 head; shipmenu 800 head +;
market firm and unchanged,
CINCINNATI, o.. May. IS. = Hogs dull aud
easy; common 10 light s. 60ai 10; packing. aud
butchers 8 loai 9Si receipts GOO headi ship
menh 100 head.
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Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case Of failure
q return OF purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggists a bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. 1t Is guaran'
teed 10 bring relief in every case, wher
used for any affection Of throat, lungs OF
chest, such asconsumptlon, inflammation
Of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping
cough, Group, etc., etc. 1t Is pleasant
and agreeable TO taste, perfectly safe,
and can always be depended upon,
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store, 1
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That the body is now more susceptible
10 benefit from medicine than al any
other season, Hence the Importance Of
taking Hoods SafSapatilla now, when u
will do YOU tho most good, II 10 really
wonderful for purifying and enflChing
The blood, creating an appetite, and CIV.
Ing q healthy tone 70 the whole system.
De sure 70 get ood'sSatsapafillat
"A pecullaf 70 Itself,
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We desire 10 say 10 our citizens, that
for years we have been selling Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr..
Kings New Life Pills, BuCklenB AfniCa
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts.
faction. We do not hesitate 10 guaran.
toe them every time, and we stand ready
10 refund the purchase price, II BatlBia6'
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits,
Logan Drug Co., drugglstg. /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-20
Petroleum.

NEW YoRE, May ls.-Petroleum opened steady
Rtslho, but after allght decline became strong
aud advanced % $40, A slight, reaction then
sales 66O,0Oo barrels
OIL CRY, Pa, May ls.-opened Of size;
highest $50; lowest S0JSc; closed at Sl1+c; sales
10000 barrelSi clearAnees l2IO0o0 barrels; char,
tefa 1919 barrels; shipments d,96S barrels
runs 6O,7ib barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, May 1S,-opened at SO9fc;
closed atsls e; highest S21ci lowest sO3Gci clear
RuGes 81, 900 barrels.
opened at SO7Sc; closed at size; highest S911Sc;
lowest SQ1Sc.
TITusylLlE, Pa, May ls.-opened at s09Ic;
highest S19Gc; lowest SO3ici closed at size
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m, l:m,,arrnS,nopt of TlIOl,s,,

GlObt. DtmOerdL
One good effect which The division in
the ranks Of the Ohio Republicans on
The question Of the selection Of q Cub.
ornatorial candidate will have will DO
10 show that the Ohio Republicans have
q great many men who are az for the
Gubefnatorial Office.
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BONDS AND STOCK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ND,

New YoRR, May ls.-Flour, receipts 1859
packagesi exports 8,oT barrels and S,679 sacks;
market dull and heayyi sales 1850 barrels
Wheat, receipts 2lSSo bu9hGlsi exports ll.A0S
$500 bushels Of spot; spot market weaker and
qulcti No 3 red no; MOL red p6Ifc; ungraded
red SlaSi1 options dull, weak and lower; No,
red May SlHGS2c, closing At size: June 82ho;
closing ii S29ICi December s. q. Corn, receipts
7QO buBlelAi exports COO bushels; sales GOS0 OO
bushels OF futures and 10000 bushels Of spot;
market moderately actlyej tingraded mixed 4la
Xxi MAY 4s jung tlc IVY 4l August
ela: exports 6S5 bushels sales 900 bushels Of
futures and 1900 bushels Of spoti market
quiet QUIET ana lower; spot No: white
G6a7Oc good TO choice SSCaSl %. iiopS iIrm.
Coffee steady and 6alO points downi May, June
and July l0Abal6,0bct August and September
i9.7S4lG g9si October. December, February and
March O:SSal bsiPS: sugarsteady MoAIsea quiet,
mon. strained 81 10. Turpenllno quiet. RegS
steady, Pork STEADY. Lard dplli western. steam
IiSci May and June 7,ilS: July 7.iSc; August
S sPsI SrcaCES sqeF csS,o vSs S:s
tied al 01SA7c.
CHICAGO, May 1S,-WhCat was quiet and dull,
With fluctuations confined 70 narrow ilmlI,
dull and lower, flourg quiet and weaker. Wheat,
caIh No. spring S23iasSci No. . iprlhR TOi
sd July 7Cla17 4, closing A ri August 5lji
., SSso; June 8aIS6l July SJjiei. August 81Sc.
Oats, Galh No. 9, 2lJGCi June aud JULY 2l,fc bAu.
FImsoIGy u * Ne bcit cash. SI III sSsIl 81 ~
June and july. Oh. AK August III 05f lard
caIh B.7bc, July 0,O1o, butter weak ianoy
creamery iS1lo1i choice % lne l0ySAlioi duo
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Mrs. Trims, 81. MAtysstteet Indian.
badly afflicted with Salt RhOutn, his face
badly broken out and 4 large sore on HE
head, Your Extract Of Red Clover CURED
him In three weeks, Logan Drug CO..
Bridge Corner DruggIts, Wheeling, w
Va, paw
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock Mar

The Features of the Money and Stock Mar.
.... kOts.
NEW YORR, May 1s.-lioney on call easy with
no loans, closed offered at pcr cent Prime
mercantile paper SI<a6]f per cent. Sterling OF.
change quiet but steady at 81 s7a4 50. Sales
1885 shares, -... 81
Tho stock market was again active this morn
Ing and strong in all lis Departments, although
the Granger stocks, outside Of the oregonTran
continental .werc the principal feature. The
buying Of the Changers was specially good.
Burlington was the leader from the opening, and
with but slight interruption steadily recovered
2 per cent. s.. Paul preferred was also sharply
advanced. The market finally closed firm Gp0
higher tonight. Oregon Trarscontinen rose
7per cent, s.. Paul ~, burlington & Quincy *
Union Pacific 4 lIoCk Island ~ per cont
Railroad bonds rather dull; sales SGo, 5000.
Government and State bonds dull and steady
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pnz&o. RAILROAD,

B,z,&C. RAILROAD,
BellaIre & ZAnesVIlle Through Passenger leaves
BellAlrG at SAOG m, arrives at bellaire A1S'"
WoodSGeld Passenger leaves Bellaire n 400 p
m, arrives Rt BellAlfe at 500 Q. m.
Summorheld Accommodation leaves Bellaire
at 1925 D, M, arrives at 1850 Q. IN.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINS and after May Y, lSs9.=BX'
day excepted. thondAy excepted, lSalurdRy
excepted. Sunday only. saturday only
ERSteFn Standard ume,
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CHiuAOol NAY "a :; Cattle = Receipts 1900
S$ 's iSci IissG sad SS SSn as ~ ; cSsS
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New YoRE, May lS-A fair business was done
In dry goods to-day, but there was no new iea.
ture. The market was unchanged and with the
previous upward tendency on goods there were
iGirlySc and there is more doing ID medium
and staple prints.
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Telephone IS
NOTICE,
Trustees Sales.
yTRUSTEE's SALE,

VI NNuOlEEp DALE'
Nv virtue Of a deed Of Trust made by +. W.
Ritter and Mary Ritter, his wife, 70 II, i, Fer
guSOu A. trustee. dated August I, lss9, and 70
SOrleI In ibe OBlre 81 The CLERK d The County
Contt Of Ohio County, WGGl Virginia, In Deed
oi Trust HOOK 40. ~, page 10, aud also BY yir'
tne Of an order Of the Circuit Court Of this Ohio
cOuniy. ", Va, entered February 7, 1880, il
IGanCery order Hook No. II, folio $40, will sell
nj pubilc auction, ut the north door Of the Court
N''''' W. SATURDAY, JUNE s, 1880.
the following described property, that ID 10 say;
All Inc north third part Of lot numbered ninety
three IOjJ On Market street, between Twenty.
Third and TwGnlyiOurth streets, In that part Of
the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county West Viz
ginIa, known Us Centre Wheeling, being the
third part Aforesaid OF lot numbered Ninety
three l!EIJ on the general plat Of the addition
10 sald CIty known W. Enif aud ChapllneG add.
lion, The property hereby conveyed fronting y
feet on Market street and running back OF uni,
iorm width from said street the full depth OF
sald lot, together with all aud singular the I'm.
pTOyemunIS thereon, aud the hctedltAments and
appuFtcnanCCs thereto belonging, being the
same property conveyed 70 r. ", Ritter BY Wash
inEt0h Rumble and WIG, ~ iced dated August
/. $50 aud OF record In tho Recorders Office OF
said county, 10 Decd Book No. 81, page Az,
TEENs Oi SALE-0ne half cash, aud the resi-.
due In two equal payments, purchaser executing
notes with approved security for the deferred
payinbnts payable at six aud twelve months
from the dale Of sale, with Interest from date,
The title to DO retained until the purchase
money be paid In iull-Or the purchaser may
pay the whole or any portion Of the purchase
money he may elect In Sx 6vS q tae 9p .,a
" II U,ttVR AurtlnneRF InVO
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AIotAIs.

New York, May lS.-Pig Iron quiet; Auerl.
can 81 bOAl6 20. Copper dull; lake Sl226. Lead
quiet; domCltlc 8 10. Tin quiet at $40 TO-
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Ifa train has a man in charge who
can properly conductor she isn't liable
to run of the track. ...#
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Gray hair IL sometimes found on the
table as well as around II, It's butter
little thing however.
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INV YoRK, May lS.-The weekly bank state.
mentS show the following changes;
Reserve w ~
Loans, decrease S,646,bOQ
Specie, Increase. 800
Legal tenders, increase. "a""............. 400
Deposits, increase SOC
CirculAtlen decrease: g5OO
IS per cent rule,
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
I'D On and after May y, 1850, trains depart
aud arrive at Wheeling Us ioilOws-Eastern timo
MAIN LINE-EAsT.
For baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
4:3S q. H., $40 aud II; p M. daily and S;OO u.
: cumberland Accommodation, $40 a. M, ex'
Grafton Accommodation, $40 p. NJ, daily,
MoundSYille Accommodation, 6:Y6 a. M, 1901
and G;l0 p. M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE:
From New York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
O:OS and l?:SOp. m. and II :0O p. M, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation 600 p MT ex'
'S GTs ss5a Accommodation 1880 p. M, daily
MoundSyllle Accommodation, 7:lb q. IN. and
l;i0 and 7:40p. MI except sunday
TRANs.oHro DIVISION.
For Chicago, $40 aud $3.50 q. m. and $40 aud
~. SinSSinnRd Express, O;soa. m. and li:i5p. me-
1f Columbus AccOmmOda $40 p, M, except
'T st. ci.lwlllO Accommodation, $3.50 a. nj. aud
2:2o and coop. M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE:
Chicago Express, l24S, b'Soand s:SS a. m, and
daily.
except Sunday.
lH0and $50 p. M, daily except Sunday.
WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, b:00and 1926 a. IN. daily, aud
1.40 p, M, daily, except Sunday.
For Pittsburgh and tho East, 6:l0 p. M, daily,
Washington Accommodation, O;sOp. M, daily,
s1 FiIRSbursh Excursion Train, 200 p. m, sun
80 N ARRIVE:
From Pittsburgh $50 a. m. daily, ana 1850,
daily, except sunday and 6;6S and ll;lO p. IN,
Washington Accommodation, 500 a. M, daily,
FiIS6urSh Excursion Train, 1850 a. M, Sun.
day only,
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a. page BIS. will sell ut the north front door Of
tho Court House OF said county on
SATURDAY, the llth DAY OF MAY, 1850,
commencing at 10 o'clock a, M, the following
tract Of land situate aud lying oil the watera Of
Glllesp!e'S Run In TrladelpllA District ohio
county, West Virginia, adjoining lands OF James
II. Oldham, George Miller and Others, and which
isdeICtbOd w follows: Beginning at q beech
tree In the boundary line between tho States Of
Pennsylvania and West Virginia; thence s, G3To
". 2itpOles to stake; thence n, So ". q $40
poles 10 u point near An ash tree; thence n. y
", IA poles 10 n point seven feet cast Of stone;
theuCCE n, 95' H. ~ poles; thence n. 1879 4. Y
poles 10 stone CORNER; thence N, 79o 4. ~
poles to u stake corner; thence j. NJ W. l73 Clio
poles 10 the beginning, COntAining two hundred
and nlnetysx acres aud one hundred and forty
four pCrChes.
The above land will be offered asa whole, aud
In two parcels, one parcel containing one nun.
dfed acres with the tenant house situated there.
on, the other parcel containing tho balance Of
Ead land with the dwelling house situated
thereon, and will DO sold In whichever way Il
realizes the largest price for the whole.
The title Is believed 10 be perfect, but selling
~ trustee Will convey only the title vested In
TERNS or sALE-OnO third aud as much more
Ns the purchaser elects to pRy In cash on the day
Oi sale, the balance In two equal lnstAllmGnts at
twelve months and twcnty'four months from
the day Of sale nOCS bearing Interest to DO given
for the deferred payments, tho title 10 be 70.
hIaed until payment Is wG GSW ~ ~. r.,,,.
W,H IIALLER, AuotIoneGr. Rnl.H {,
The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday,
June s, 1850, at 10 O'clock u, IN.
myiaM ". J. ". COWDEN. Trustee.
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VALUABLE FARM AT TRUSTEES

BY virtue Of Deed OF Trust made by James
Il, MOM aud Ida n, Moss, his wife, 70 mo ~
trustee, dated October II, 1856. recorded In the
office Of the Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio
q, page BIS will sell ut the north front door Of
thoC6urt House Of said county on
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OHIO RIVER RA1LRoAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Feb. 10. 1889. Passon.
ger trains will run a followH-Centfal Time.
All trains daily except. those marked thuHt
which do not run on 6hndAy:
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u ANAwHA 4 OHIO RAILWAY.
N tRoBf, ", KEILEY, IlcceiyeF
(KAnAWha Short Limo. schedule In eject
fObtuAEy 8, 1857, tlubisCt % change without no,
tlCeO Trains leave Wheeling 1910 4. m. Via
OHIO River Railroad arrive Charleston gid y.
Ing 7it6 p, N, via o. r, Il, X, Leave Charleston
1870 p, No arrive wheeling 100 =, N, via Col
tmbuh and Panhandle, daily except Sunday
%CssFl STANDARD Tine, s srEds Sl st9I
p All ~ Tla " I" NJ G SEo. !. ERALtCn, ORA.
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Through Tickets aud BAggaEo Checked 10 all
points. For rates And other Information, Addreii
F9Ep HgsEMEN, =. 7, A., Wheeling.
W. II, OSBORN, 3. r, A., pOmOfoy, D,
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R, \
w on and aiter Monday, April 20, lSsg,
:ralns on tho Wheeling 8 Elm Grove lailroau
will run as follows;
LEAvE WHEELING,
$50 q. NJ, 6,luA, M. 800 a. m, 500 q, m, geo
M, 400 p. M, 500 p. M, 400 p. M, 6lOp. MI
6:l0 p. M, 100 p, M, 500 p. IN, 0;SOp N.
LEAvB WHEELING PARK.
6lO a. M, 7OOA. MI 500 q, M, 900 q. m, 1000
a. M, li:0O q. M, 1900 m, 100 p. M, 400 p, MI
500 p. M, 400 M, $40 p. M, $40 p m.' I'VO
p, m, 500 p, M, sos p. M, i0a0p'm.
sUNDAYs.-Ieaye ut 700 q. m. aud run eyOry
hour, except church train at 9;lb p. NJ. Leave
Wheeling Park Of 100 q. m, and run every hour
until 1910 D, m. except church trains, which
Will leave the Park at 9;46a M, and wheeling
" tE'iO "AN ''' q. HiIRsCH, Superintendent.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
I'D On and after May u, 1850, trains depart
and arrive Ut Wheeling as follows-Eastern timc 1
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-13
TO Be AMENDED,
Newark Features To Be Elm.
mated from the New
City Charter.
ITS PRESENT SHAPE.
A Careful Summary Of the Bill as II
Is Now Proposed to Pass 1t.

The charter bill, introduced by Senator
fore it comes up for its final reading.
In its original shape the bill applied ia
Newark and Jersey City, the only cities in
the State of over one hundred thousand
inhabitants, and was not to have been
submitted to vote of the people.
This latter proviso caused no end of dis
content among the citizens of Newark.
and seriously endangered the passage OF
the bill. 1t was therefore changed. In its
new form, any city or State, of no matter
what number of inhabitants, may adopt
it for it's government Newark numbers
among the officials of its city government,
a Receiver of Taxes, Collectors of Arrears,
a City Auditor, an Aqueduct Board, City
Surveyor, Assistant Corporation Counsel,
and number of special Police Justices.
In the hope of pleasing Newark these
offices were created by the bill, and Jersey
City would have been obliged to have had
such officials.
Now that Newark has refused to accent
the bill, and there is no further any use
trying to please her, these features have
been eliminated from the bill, and the
names of the Mayor and Comptroller have
been stricken from the clause which
added them to the Sinking Fund COM
missions. It's duties will be vested in
three citizens whom the Mayor will APP
point.
For some time past the relations be-
tween the Democratic Police Commission
ers and the Republican police force Of
Newark, have, to say the least, been ex-
tremely strained Despite the anxiety of
the Democratic Board to oust its Republic
can interiors, they were obliged to re-
frain, owing to the existence of the
tenure of office and the soldiers law, which
tied their hands.
A clause in the new charles had been
especially drawn to remedy this, repeating
the tenure of office act and thus giving
the Police Commissioners the necessary
power of removal This clause has now
been stricken from the BILL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-13
GOING IT HIS OWN WAY.

Evangelist Kings Efforts Seem to be
Working iii the Wrong Direction.
Standing room was at a premium on the
floor of the Tabernacle last night, when
Lincoln King, the Western giant,
went for the people of this city.
The peculiar way in which he
went ON Monday evening fairly frightened
Pastor Scudder, who became fearful that
the stranger from the Western wilds, with
his peculiar manners, would drive away
the people, and in the end raise ructions
in his congregation.
He took the evangelist aside on Tuesday
evening and told him to go it easy, some
thing in the Mills style. The request
almost broke his heart and the conse-
quence was that the Monday evenings
meeting was not marked success.
During the meeting the evangelist was
out of sorts and the next day he was 'sall
broke up" Last'night he walked into the
church with slow and faltering step and
going to Mr.. Scrldder, said in his quaint
language
please let me go it my own way"
The request was granted He told those
present in no measured terms that they
would rather go to theatre, or, in fact,
any where than to revival meeting,
which was calculated to save souls that
were going to hell through the "gin
mills He toldf them their duties and
how they should perform them. All the
while he was illustrating his remarks by
telling stories which kept the audience in
good humor.
At the close of the meeting numbers
who are in the habit of attending the
church expressed their feelings, and told
each other that they would never go there
again.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-13
Reid and Phelps.

CHICAGO, March 13 1889. A Neaos
special from Washington says: Rumor now
is that Mr.. Whitelaw Reid is going to
France instead of England as Minister,
the French mission--that he will go to
England or nowhere, and there is very
strong impression that he will decline in
favor of Mr. Phelps. Both of them can
not be appointed. Mr.. Blaine has ex-
planned that very fully. Mr.. Phelps gem
erously surrendered his claims in favor of
Mr.. Reid, and now Mr.. Reid does not
want to accept the position because he
will feel that he is keeping Mr.. Phelps
out and he is under very many obliga-
tions to the latter gentleman.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-13
The Fight Won ON a Foul.

NoRwALK, March 13, 1889. Michael Ca
hill, of Norwalk, and Dominick Fitz-
patrick of Elizabeth, N. j., met at Wood
side Park, Stamford, at six a. IN. to-day
and fought with hard gloves for 800 side
and a purse of 800. Ike Williams and
Mike Gillespie were Cahill's seconds,
while Mike Gushing and Robert Adams
seconded Fitzpatrick.
Eleven rounds were fought, and resulted
in victory for Cahill on a foul, as Fitz-
patrick struck him twice when he was on
his hands and knees The first blood was
won by Fitzpatrick in the fifth round,
Nearly 500 people were present. The fight
was in densely populated part of Stanl-
ford Both men were in good condition.
This was the first ring fight Cahill had
been in. 1t is rumored that another bout
will be had soon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-13
Blizzard Anniversary.

The regular commuters on the New
York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad
who were snow bound on the Meadows at
Wsst End and found shelter in Jaeger's
Hotel on last Blizzard Day have organ
lied an association and called it the
Bridgefield Park Blizzard Club. They
celebrated the event last night at the same
old tavern. The club was present to the
number of about fifty, and they had good
time generally. Brakeman Conklin's
speech was the leading feature of the en-
tertainment.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-13
Large Sales of Real Estate.

Joseph Warren, auctioneer, reports the
following sales during the past week.:
Property ON the northeast corner of New
ark avenue and Erie street,
owned by Alexander Hamilton, sold to
l.. Fischer for 500, 500; lot No 81 Morris
street, owned by George B. English, sold
to DIR. Cravan for $4,000; house and lot
No. 346 Second street, by order of Wallace,
Edwards & Bumsted, to Mrs. Cunning
ham. for Sc, 800; house and lot No. 34011S
Fifth street; property of r. A; MlscAllister,
to Herman Junker, for 81, 100; house
and lot No. 321 Fifth street,
property of Joseph Mayer, to
S. Goldberg, for $4 ,S95; house and lot, No.
1872 Fifth street, to Myles McSweeney for
$3.50; house and lot, No. 31S, Fourth
street, property of Harriet L. Hill, to
Charles f. Schueler, for S3,675; house
and lot, No. PAL Third street, prop
erty of NJ. Lienan to DR.. Loomis
for IS, 500, making total of S51, $50. The
sales were largely attended and bidding
was spirited, the prices realized in ali
cases being satisfactory to the owners.