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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-24

HIGH CoNsTABIE.a 49,, n.,'

HIGH CoNSTABLR'S s6Ip
- wiz sell AZ public auction. IN 'A''r--I
WEDNESDAY FnE 25TH DAY ~ ~.
az ~ O'Clock A. ~. at No. o ssn,s - 1871,
ton Tho premises), tho followine pDtia..o slfs.,
satisfy dlstress-varrnnt IN nv ~, fHsiY y
sLAIhroP BAR-COUNfgg ~,
I BEER,PuMP, 9 sToOLs. 4 cUaps.
I 0oGS,rEk-cOpNIER, ! Stow IS6'p,,.
! b Dunpa ND cl rlpk1 J BAR MIRROR. 'rI;
] BATH-TUB, &c.
Terms: Cash. PC nm.
NH 2f-lt High Constable civ n si.iiNoN,
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BY Frank b. IiISt..
Real Estate A4r...r... .

TRUSTEES SALE OF I.-r
Il DWELLING No. I02 NORM r.
STREET, BETWEEN FEANEtI. t.....
STREETS, FRONTING % It
DEPTH OF l2O FEET.-Bs VITA. ...
trust 10 the undersigned laf.I H... ....'
and recorded in Deed-boa8 I.l o.. l...
Richmond Chancery Court Co.'s. ..t
having been made IN a cartl.- -.f. ~.
cured, and being requested 81, "a. .Ft.. ..
hciary under said deed. Bc sill -.
SATURDAY. MAEuI 90 I,.l
on the premises, 90 . 0'riuoE &. no. OBJ. rr..
PERTY described therein l- ma
BRICK DWELLING No. log --t . ..-..,
in the city Of RichmOII. ..-.-...e t.....
rooms, more or less.
The abOye-descrbed pr r.-.r .s-4l. 70 p. Il
annual ground rent Of Sg.l.ll.
TERMS: Cash sufficient tYs.flF ils rr.a-..t
Of sale and 70 pay the amounts .le sp.5 .s
secured by said deed: but Ore lr1.f-l-y ~
make much more desirable te,lls q l.s-...
POSTPONENrNT.
The above sale is postponed sgu
WEDNESDAY, MAKCH s-. 1881.
at > o'clock p. NJ, on account oi .l. a.....-
NH % FRANK ID. AlL., i--s..a
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Confident Of Psrnsii's Defeat
LDos. March 2s.-Interviews with
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GALE AT AUCTION.
By George W. Mayo, A..t
ONO. T.. Laughton, Jr., salesman.
Nos. % ami - Ninth ,'r..-
ON THURSDAY MOENING.

ON THURSDAY MING,
~ March 26th instant, ~ n O'Clock
at G.. w. Mayo's auction warernoT,. 81.
Ninth street, the SODA-NAIEk AlI..'. IS
formerly used by A. Pzzini, Jr., a-
street, and which was made by iIi'.
az cost 81 $3.50, together win l '.I..a
GENERATOR, FOUNTAINS, ami .'-r
tenances Of the sOda-water bI.ar--, . r.
sold by auction.
The sale OF above IS percmQiorf ti -'
terms cash.
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7 OST, S25 IN CASH; CHECK FOR
IL s22.52, made payable 20 Burton & McGee
and endorsed by them; CHECK FOR s25, pay
able 10 cash, drawn by w. q. Burton ON State
Bank. A reward viii be paid for the delivery Of
the same to 20 west Broad street. mh 24-lt
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4 T THE REQUEST or THEOWN.
IA Frs, who are selling f'r division, Al. .-
sell at public auction, on the premise.
TUESDAY, MARCR 81, l>9L
at AZ O'Clock p. NJ,
THAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TUT .>-UAg
STOCK-BRICK RESlD .N..
No. I417 EAST BROAD si.-..
containing twelve rooms with isia.... .'.t'l
Of four rooms, and large brick pave. .--i E-.
paved side alley.
Investors should not miss this ,..s . 80
renting for s400 per annum.
Terms: Accommodating, ant rrri E
sale. NH .2.f.-.-'1l
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MONDAY. April q, 1872

at l o'clock p. NJ, that VALUABLE NV kt ~
as "South White Marsh, IN G'pl 70
containing about SIS ACRES Splendid '-l p
and farning-lands About 300 lT -
pine, chestnut, white ana re'.- ~. ...
proyements are good; fencing IS r''-' -
sirable neighborhoOd; convenient 8. '.ti -
schools, post-Orices, AMI telephone e..
yenient 20 Norfolk, Richmond, and h4.-
by daily stegners on Ware, severn, OBJ pr.
rivers The farm will be sold In pafcc' ,. BE-
whole. ,-t
This Is a rare opportunity for purchas--i A-'
OF such great value.
TERMS: one fourth cash; the balal 'l =
twelve ana eighteen months. taking from -
chaser or purchasers bonds with appr.'rl
eonal security. retaining title until ire "--'
purchase-money Is paid. .,.,, 3, p,,Nr
j. /. TALIAFEKk1
Special C0mmiss cess
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February 2s, 1891.

In THE CLERKS OFFIcE or THE Cmcrr 1oln
the COUNTY OF GLoCcEsrER-DAsso> ="
Ross, TREAT VS.. TALIAFEKKO, hoS'' 49, ~
RoASB, TRUSTEE. DEFENDANT. ..., .,...-t.
1, Samuel Il. Chapman, CLERK % we -. !
do certify that the bond required OF ihg "a
commissioners by the decree rcnisfc. p -,
cause on the ed day OF February, 1891 ha .'.. :
duly given by Warner y. Roans aad g--'. ii
Tallaferro, two OF tho Commissioners 81
under said decree ,.,....l, ~
Given under my hand AZ clerk Ok 'I' w.
mn i-4w SAMUEL b. CHAPMAN q -
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ELMIRA, N. Y, March 29.-Ex-Gevernor
Lucius Robinson died to-day at his home
in this city OF pneumonia.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL e
- TATE IN GLOUCESTER col MY"
tue Of a decree pronounce Do cll..''
Dawson & co. ". Ross and Other-. h.
VS.. Taliaferro, spocial cOmmis-.Urrr. ..- %
and Others ~. Roane, trustee, .-i
January special term, 1891, ,. tf.0. '...
Court, the undersigned viii seal at p.. ....'-
nj GlOucester Courthouse On
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DOOY AND JOB WORK MIMI ssis..
ID SxrCuTEp AT TIE pLsfAt@h
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aacls'..'''''
lli3 Main street

Real Estate Agents and Ad'.4o"''''
IIi3 Main street
COMMISSIONERS SALE or 49,, >
~ FRAME HOUSE. NORTH flfl,h ii 81, > ~ .;
on EAST SIDE, THIRD DOoE NSvS,e e' Il,s
FEDERAL STREET, hA lp,E;,> a. <rs II llu
SUIT STYLED ...v 4
0flni"' p.an'in' RLanlond, deere ca.'''i
Wells, defendant, sepiemoe' - is'''
BY virtue OF the above decree entered = 81,
we, as special commissioners thete'n - AZ. 80
for the purpose, viii proceed !" ''N'
THURSDAY. NiEcH 20, 1891 ...,
a, 6.ao y. NJ the above PROPERTY oe.-, -
FRAME DWELLING AND LOT, ir.h w., "A !,
ssst linz N north Eifth street and posl.,-
follows: Commencing % 3-lV leSs.-.,.in y
Federal street, thence running hotss,rii-i i1s
feet, and running back between . h.. Al
l22 feet 10 an alley, and being lot N@ y AZ
eneroachr,ent on the south line Thereof VI Ia
m front and $40 feet Ia rear as 81 ~
plat filed In said suit above: -. haiance a
six and twelve months, negotlAhle hs S,fW
aided from day Of sale. a. mi ~ IctKTER
sc,a,,sl Comml,s.oneis
j. THOMPSON BROWN Co, A1e'soAse'S
GsryrS, PrArSryF, AGAINST wEis, p an y
ASr-lN fnE CHAscSsr toehi W '"@
RICHMOND. "a, ,,srL
/, Charles w. Goddin, CLERK % S a. ,,.,is
certify that the bond requires :" s.J casss 1
Sspsember III, 1880, has been dGiy So y, 'varb.
Given under my hand this lob w onniN.
MAI CHARLES ". 1vpvit.rk
mn Il, CO., :,24,s5.so-6t -,
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eeption of Miss Maly's Youngest sister
cpafteu.
MTEpER OF MIss MAIN.

MURDER OF MISS MALY.
When Miss Maly came down stairs
she was accompanied by Miss Zoldoski,
social time was enioyed by the three
Misses Maly prepared to 90 home. Be
fore taking their leave, however, Miss
Zoldoskl asked them to have some
candy, and sultlng the action To the
word reached and got Il small package
containing chocolate drops from the
organ. OF these she gave each of the
girls a handful. which they ate on the
way home with the above stated results
following, the Younger Lady, however.
not feeling any bad effects whatever.
EVERY BODY TEERIEIN ENClTEp.
1t is a terrible affair, and the city and
adjacent country j. wild With excite
mtnt. The suspected girl has always
borne an enyiahle reputation for truth
ard uprightncsS in all her business
dealings, and she has numerous friends
who will see that her side Of the case is
welt looked after. She has retained the
tirm Of Black \ Black as her attorneys
TAXES EVERYTHING CooIIN.
She takes her arrest very coolly. and
app aiently las no mlsgIylngs III regard
L. the probable outcome. When placed
III q cell she asked that a rocking chair
hc provided and her Bible brought her.
~ She did not "eNpect II have any use
for bed"
Miss Xoldoski to-day decided to dis
ptnSc with the services of Black 4
Black. She has retained l.. II. Ban
l,,s Z
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THE COM MITTEES.
Appointments Made by speaker Hogan in
the Assembly.

Ino, flo rocon,.a,,;py of the Assem-
~. -, tho .,ntb Nr U0gon ANNOUNCED
pty ", wy -, ' ttlla,,,,7.
hir I'm y . -, ,,.,-,
Public lmprovements-fltzgerald, ozaG-
kec: Tracy. outaSalnle: IoohhalGS. bul-
1aio; ~, keNt9iiec; ll.iihiiieI cPiI VI,
Mlilua-OsWaid; Grant; thGney. Mon
roe: MGGnlgah, MllNa"ht'; fu&h' Eau
Clare: I'u nam; Green. c-.-... r
Agriculture-Dawson La Crcssc; f. I.
smith. Green Lake: lioustoi, heAoSila,
Henderson, Dane: oohloI., MARATHON:
ohini"ck' ~. ,I"lA' LonSpo'lI'i1' Hialt'
Cities = Phalen, shrpoySan; Hiay,
Blown; tToll. ManlioWoc; irac5. oult-
gamie; SchmltZ. NilEauNee' ! lrh"iinpSon'
Crawford: ta1rr. " lnhehaGo; flehfailtz'
M!lWaukee; Mc'lIiNIhl. 'lachSoh. -
stein, untagamIe: traWlord Iowa: I. l..
smith, Columbia: Mead, " ashourn; olson,
Vernon.
Roads and Bridges +. I. smith. Green
Lake: Dawson. La 1iCsse; iiinn, Grant,
Larson, Marnettc; fluinHcr' Pepln.
State IandS-hrez, MILWAUKEE,: men
Eau Claire: Reuter-. Dane; Porter, Dane;
l.. ii. Smith. Columbia.
Medical Nocieties-bullard. Naukesha;
ncloy, iaf a}yette; Lea, S' " a46Paca; AnS'h'
legislative Expenditures burke. bod e.;
Conway. Manitowoc: Baker. Iowa: hlZ +,
WalW orth: Cook. Wmnebago.
FnerosScd Bills->toppenbach, Jei cI-
son: Meloy. Lafayette: English, NaUk:
LongbothIm. Grant: Rosenkrans. Wau-
kcsha.
Enrolled Bills-Tormey. Monroe: >chwe-
fel. Dodg,: Bailey. OcOnto: Pierce. Mar
ouptte: Putnam. Green.
observation-disclosures. Rock: Watson. Fond
du lac. Dodge. Racine: kreZ. Milwaukee:
Brown. Marathon: Desmond. Milwaukee;
Mead. NaSlhurn: Osborn. Lafayette;
Williams, Milwaukee,
Bills on Third Readng-Briggs. Dane;
Nolan. Manitowoc: Bailey. Oc0uto: Vie
panI. >haWano: Iouis Rossman Price.
WaNs and MeaIs-EdNardS Wood: Ban
non Fond du Jac. Conch. Portage: kiZer.
W"irnrtn. philin Possman. Clark.
FrIerai ReIations TcXtor Taylor:
Bowe. Fond d.: Lac: Croll. Manitowoc;
Davenport. Waushara: MaXon. y alW0rth.
EGucatlon-Desmond Milwaukee: War
den. Slcb0vcan: Bullard. Waukesha !,
niII Pierce. bike. Polk.
PaIlro9d-kpogh. Milwaukee. TayI0r.
Cbinnawo. GRAY Brown. Knapsteip.
| 0ntaGania. HINT. Sauk: Sampson. Dodge:
| phaiGn. >hrioyran: Stoppenbacb .Jeffcr-
san. Ralcocl- .jrncau. EospnkranS. Wau-
kesLa: Fiehrantz. milwaukee,.
Insurance. Banks ana Banking
i.uschcr. WinneDaco: Keogh. Milwaukee;
.Iacobi. jefferson: Faber. Winncbago:
Jennings. Waupaca: Moore. Barron; Tar
rant, Rock.
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NEW HOME RULE BILL.
MIR, q ad>tone Informs Mr.. TarneH @ Ills
Plans for Legislation.

I.oxpoN. Jan. 2o.-The Daily Chronicle
Liberal says Il believes that Mr. Par
nell has received informal assurances
.rom Mr. Gladstone Of his Giadst1ne'-t
intentions regarding another Home
l.aie bill.
Nr. Parnell, in a letter to the Free
man : Journal, urges the attendance Of
tie Irish parliamentary party at the re-
opening ct Parliament. lie says il is
especially important that there be a
full attendance If the Irish members
when the land purchase bill reaches the
committee stage
The Freeman's Journal to-day re-
marks that il was said that tie cities
iii. uere Parnelitcin their sympathies,
Ift 1t now appears that the towns are
al.o in sympathy with Mr.. parnell.
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THE LEGlSLATUR RE.



MADISON, SAN. Title Assembly was
called to order hN tnici Clerk toe at II
o'clock. The election of speaker was
The first business alter the members
had been sworn hv Justice orton.
Hogan got o. votes: Mead. 81 Mr. Coe
appointed Mcssrs. Mead, Winans and
kcogh committee To escort the
speaker to the chair The vote for
chief clerk resulted III Geo Porth
receiving is, and Iouser -. Pat
/ Whelan received 66 votes for sergeant
alarms, against 53 for John NJ. Ewing,
fhc Assembly then took recess till after
dinner Al the afternoon session, after
, the drawing for seats. on.motlon OF Mr..
kvugh the rules ot last session were
adopted. The Senate resolution pro
Ndlng for IoInt committee 10 wait on
the Governor and inform him that the
( Legislature was ready TO rccelN" any
communication he desired Ia make
was concurrcd in. The committee then
performed lis duty, and reported that
! COY. Peek would meet the Legislature
in Joint session at 1850 \. NJ, Thursday,
and read his message. The Assembly
then adjourned till morning.
MADISON. Jan. l6.-Ihc Assembly
simply met and adjourned 70 > O'Clock
/ Tuesday.
MApI~uN. Jan. 20-Atter the an
nuunCemcnt OF the Assembly commit
tees Assemblyman SchmItZ. OF Milwau-
ktc. introduced Il bill repeating Chap
. ter 5ly. laws of 1889. entitled An Act
for the Employment and Education of
Children, more popularity known AZ
the "Rcnnctt Law The bill was I'M
mediatcly referred by Speaker Hogan
10 the committee on education. tlher
l Ill
pealjng law for the maintenance OF u
/ tol! bridge across the Wisconsin River
between Grand Rapids and tentrala:
to amend Chapter So, general
| laws of 1881 The amendment IL
to protect purchasers Of real estate by
reason OF defective titles; authorizing
/ the construction of a dock at Sturgeon
BAY: granting 10 the United States the
power to purchase land III SheboVgan
Tor 4 public building: repeating Chapter
$50. laws of 1850. relating 10 the registry
/ OF electors. This law provides for regis
/ trstion at municipal and judicial clCtIons
! making the Milwaukee journal the OF
I fetal paper for the publication OF no.
/ tees, etc. Fixing the salary OF the reg
/ lister of deeds of Milwaukee at :, ,Vuu per
| annum. with deputy at - ,1oo. The law
| takes effect the first Monday in January
! 1865. Relating 10 place o1 trIal "I
! actions commenced IN the superior
| court Of Milwaukee County against non
| residents. The law allows non-resI'
| dents to take change of venue To the
| circuit court of county III which they
reside relating to liens on logs. keso-
| lutons were introduced providing tol
! the opening of the sessions by prayet e,
| and allowing the use OF the chamber TIL
! January % to the state Historical 20
! rlpfv
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OBSTRUCTIVE CHICAGO FIRE.
The Standard Metal Works Wiped Ga,
hy the Flames.

tHIctGo, H.. Jan. 21-Ihe extensive
rks of the Standard Metal Nanuiac-
ring Company and the Belding Flee
tf.e Motor Company were compete
destroyed by fire this
rnIn-, The loss il sos GOO, with in
trance % three-qEaFters that amount.
Ia nearest engine was half a mile
away. and the Belding structure III
1t started Mas all ablale and be-
wing when the first piece of Ere
HsafIIatliS arrived
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Failure at Chicago.

CHIcAeo, ILL.,, Jan. 1.-THE sheriff
thi- morning took possession of the
wholesale hardware and house furnish
ing establishment of Mayor Davidson,
at lI2 Franklin Street, on four execu-
tons amounting TO $4,000. The assets
aud liabilities are estimated at so, 900
and s4u go respectively.
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The senate.

Inc senate.
M,pIso~. Jan. 1.-The Senate was
called to order by Iicut.-Gov. Jonas.
Charles +. Bros-. clerk of the last Sen
ate, took his place at tn" clerk s desk
and remained there during the session.
The scnators-clcct were then asked 10
stcp forward and subscribe to the oath.
The first man 10 step forward on call
was Senator t.. :. SCUlicld. Of the FIRST
District. whose seat, according 10 notice
filed. viii be contested 10y John tetZer.
John L. Hume. Marshlicld, was elected
chief clerk, and John y. Barney, OF
MayyiIir, scrgcaut alarms. senator
Kennedy presented the name 81
Senator Fred. W. Horn as president
pro TEN. Ofthc Senate. He Was followed
bV Senator tiaNson, who offered The
name of +. !. Kidd Tor the position.
When the vote was taken senator
Horn. the Democratic candidate, voted
for Walter = Green, Il fellow Democrat
while Senator Kidd voted Tor Fred. ".
Horn, thus beating ms political oPpo-
ncnt in courtesy The SENATE adjourned
after adoutiup resolutions incident To
organization. \ notice of a contest oi
the seat of Senator T.. : Scoheld was
read to the Senate, and On motion OF
Senator MacBrde the communication
and all accompanying documents and
evidence were feIciltu 10 'he COM
miitee on privileges and elections.
M,DISoN. WIS. Jan. l5.--Scnator
Greene offered a resolution providing
for the appointment "i a J"int commit
tee, consisting OF seven from the ~cnat"
amt eleven ir"Iu - 40 mo.E, >
which sEa'! l." referred all bil!s pfotId-
lnG tor TIE fcdislricunE OF iht STATE
INTO cohEressIgnaI, Ntiiate an" Assem-
by dIsul'ls. Inc resolution war a""PI-
ed. \ Joint resolution was adopted,
providing Tor adjournment uhtl next
/ Tuesday morning At ~ O'Clock, winch
was cOncurred III by the Assembly
Senator Apple introduced resolution
| to invite ihc resident aeTg! men I"
| open The daiiE sessions oI 'Ie 'NeLaie iIi
! with prayer, "Hleh vas &H"pl'd' me
| Governor rcad ins message to tho Two
! houses IN joint session.
MADI>"N, Jan. Zo.-JoInt resolutions
were introduced by senator eonnor ior
joiht committee consisting "i 1"ur
senators ana seven as-emoiXmtn, 10 be
known a. the Worlds iair Commit
tee i" Wh@ih al! measures feIalhg 10
int '"i0i'p, t'"I,''9tlNtt Hi4'"i't y"
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BElLAMY AS AN EDITOR
The Author of a Looking Backward"
Starts 4 Paper

BosIoS, Mass, Jan. l6-Edward Bel
lsmy, commencing February Il, will
publish in Boston g Nationalist weekly
paper TO be entitled The New Nation
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:ubiic building Bill Signed

.r9ileul has approved the act fer Il
.apl.e building at Sioux City, la.
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EXPOSED BY ALCHEMY.

Why Rose Xoldoski Rests Under u Terri
bic Suspicion - Prisoners Deadly
Work-J ndonbted Evidence that Two
Eichland Center Women Were Foul,
Dealt With-Stors of Miss MalS's sud
den Taking Off-The Chemists Dis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-12
MOUNDSVILLE.

Monday evening about five o'clock,
fire broke out In the roof OF the porch
Of the residence of John Mosslander, on
Washington street. Quite crowd
gathered in few moments warning,
and before the exact location of the
flames were discovered, nearly the en-
tire roof was torn off. The new fire en-
CINE was rushed out Of its quarters and
succeeded in getting as far as the cor
ner Of Jefferson and Third streets when
il was learned that the fire had been ex-
tinguished, and the engine was return
ed 10 the department..
A new volunteer fire department has
been organized, consisting Of eight gen.
tlemen from each ward. Their names
have not yet been made public. h. d..
Criswell has been chosen chief, and has
called meeting for this evening at
1880 o'clock, at the Council Cham Der,
when all the officers will be elected and
the department drilled for service.
SfsHSGak 6g aiffa6gea.n" hnildine new
B.F. Conkle & Son, the ice dealers.
failed to receive their supply of that
commodity the latter part Of the week
anO as consequence IneTe mas Ueen du
ice famine in town since Monday morn
ing, and their customers very much dis
commoded. They were looking for a
supply last evening.
MesSrs. John and Charles Schwab and
c. Frissell are erecting an undertaking
establishment opposite the Risinger
planning mill, on Thirteenth street,
where they expect TO open up a COM
plete stock in that line Of goods.
c. j. Higgs, clerk-elect at the Peni-
tertiary, who has been in dangerous
condition with typhoid fever, was re-
ported better yesterday. His condition
has now taken a favorable turn.
Mrs. w. D. Cheadle has purchased a
most desirable residence lot OF w. w.
Smith, at the corner Of Tomlinson ave-
nue. and Fifth street.
C. n. Simpson has removed into the
Henrietta house on Seventh street.
Miss Carrie Zane, of the Island, was
an Institute attendant yesterday.
II. r. Rogers is East on a business
trip.
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sunol to BE Retired.

SAN FRANCISCO, August lit is IN
derstoOd that Robert Bonner's marvel
Gus mare, Sunol, is to be retired from
the turf. The mare recently sustained
a serious injury In the thigh, and horse
men think she will never be able to
lower her own record or that Of Maud
S. Charles 5. Marvin, her trainer, says:
"If Sunol should be driven it would
probably ruin her for life. 1t is doubt
full when she can be driven again"
Every preparation to send her for the
record had been made when the acct
dent occurred.
Californians think that the record of
Maud S. will stand now for years.
Sunofs second dam, IL has just been
found by Joseph Simpson, is not a
daughter Of Lexington, although Simp-
son has on several occasions intimated
that the animal in question was a thor
oughbred mare. This is quite blow to
the advocates Of running blood In trot-
ting pedigrees who are always willing
and even anxious to accept as truth any
statement that is in line with their
peculiar theories.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-12
MARTINS FERRY.

The Democrats had possession OF the
town yesterday, and finer looking and
more intelligent body OF men coulo
hardly be found. Besides the delegates
quite a number of their friends were
also present. Politics was the CHIEF
topic of conversation, and all were In
the best of spirits, and predicted grand
Democratic victory in Ohio this fall.
Council met in special session last
night and transacted some unfinished
business. A remonstrance was nanded
in against paving Broadway. A peti.
ton was presented from the cltizens OF
Etnaville for the purpose OF annexation.
There were los signers out OF 126.
The opera season will be opened here
next Wednesday, August 10Th, by the
Hicks & Sawyer colored Ministries, one
of the best organizations on the road In
their line.
Sam Perry, who recently sold his farm
back of the city, is making arrange
ments to move his family to the Shen-
andoah Valley the first OF next month.
A Young son of VIM. Wetheral was
severely burned yesterday morning by
being struck with piece OF hot iron
at Spence's blacksmith shop.
lam ready to receive contracts OF all
kinds, especially of stone work, curb
ing, etc., and for furnishing stone. Ad-
dress John Goodman.
A two months old child OF Mr.. Felix
Jerger was buried yesterday. 1t was
only short time ago that the mother
died.
Albert and Wilbur Harris were In
ST. ClairsvIlle yesterday attending the
Teachers Institute held there.
Mrs. VIII Martin, nee Miss Hattie M.
Williams, OF Fostoria, Ohio, Is whiting
her parents on Third street.
Miss Ella Mccain, Of Cleveland, o.,
is the guest of Misses Lizzie and Mollie
Jenkins, of Hanover street.
Robert Downing, the celebrated TRACE
dian,is booked to appear at the Martins
Ferry opera house soon.
The Maennercbor celebrated their
Fourth anniversary last evening by a
grand hop.
Albert link, former business man
Of this city, was visiting his son Frank
yesterday.
George Humphrey and family are the
guests of Albert Graham on Sixth street.
Baker Boyd and wife leave for Eos
toria, o., to-day.