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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-10
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TRUsTEE's SALE.


By virtue Of deed Of trust made By NG!
Emma RGchStFuth and 8. Chas. RichltrIu, ~ y,
husband 70 me a trustee, bearing date AAS ~
A. D. 1850, and recorded IN the Office Of ihe CStA
Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West y, W
gtniR, in Deed OF Trust Book No. y, page ~, !,
will proceed 70 sell at public lale o. tne HVA'
door Of the Court House OF said county on
SATURDAY, The It'll day Of FEBRUARY is,l'
beginning at 10 O'Clock q. m, the following de
gcflbed property, that IL 70 say:
The south thirty three t83) feet Of 10y n1T n
bered eleven Slll In SQUARE numbered ~ VG i,.
the City 81 Wheeling. Ohio county, M rsSo, M
gInla. In that part OF the said City OF neeiiHs
formerly known a. RltchietoWn. ..sJ
Being the same property which was G0hIe'TT
70 .he Haid MARY EmmA EschGHuth ~ nlIsm "A
Thatcher by deed dated August bth' lsSi' A"'
recorded IN the aid clerks Office. -,,-..1,o
The title 70 the above property u DeIle.sS
be perfect, but selling a. trustee Will COn.y
only the title vested In me BY sald deed o. ~, ~.
TERMS OF sALE-0ne.thiT and a much p III.
- the purchaser elects 70 pay In cam nv ".
AnOe In two equal installment5, payable 49,
lively In SIX and twelve months IRON the "! "a
Uale. notes bearing interest from the Gay o. .Iis
10 be given for the deferred payments lhT "''
% b retained until z TaqS T,p lI
The above sale IL adjourned until sltufaEy t
February II, 1891, at place and hout 'OO'
tliS "a oA.scHAEEER, Trustee
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GALu AeE9ukIa
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering 1t through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip-
tons from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do Is ten fold 70 the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, Enthusiastically
F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., contains
no mercury, and 10 taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen.
uine. It Is taken internally, and made
in Toledo, Ohio, by F, ]. Cheney 4 Co.
t4rsold by druggists, price Zoo per
bottle,
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FIFTY YEAR SIX PER CENT
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE'B SALE.

By virtue OF deed Of trust made by james
Jmith, IT., 10 me a. trustee, beaflDg date on the
l7th day OF November, 10 the year 1855, and
recorded In tho once Of the CLERK Of the County
Court Of Marshall county, West Virginia. N
Deed Of Trust Book, No. 8 pages 298 and as
will proceed 70 sell At public auction on TIE
premises 70 be- sold in the city Of HCuWoOd, In
iaid county, on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY Of FEBRUARY, ls'l,
beginning at 10 o'clock o. M, the following De:
Bcflbed real estate, situated In the aid city O.
Benwood, that d 70 say, all that lot No. y
lthirty.nInel IN 9chRd'b Third Amended Add
ton 70 the said city Of Beuwood, being the tue
property granted and conveyed 70 the aid Jams
Smith, ir., by A. ]. Clarke, special Commissions,
BY deed dated the 18th day Of November, lbSA
TERMS OF HALE-0neithiFd, or a. much
more a. the purchaser may elect cash In hand
on tho day Of sale, and the balance In two equI
payable respectively In So lla
twelve month from the day Of sale, With Iaset'
est the purchaser 70 give his notes Tor the de'
ferfed inBtallments, With security satisfactory
the undersigned trustee.
iaiS - GEO, b, CALDWELL, Trustee
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The great COnnellsville coke strike is
fairly on. What the effect on the iron
industry will be remains to be seen. It
comes at a very bad time, and the con-
tsst Is likely to be long and bitter.
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II now looks as II Hon. John O. New
will be Secretary Of the Treasury. The
President might go farther and fare
worsp.
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CONGRESS costs us $4,000 for every
day It is in session, and every day the
Democratic eide filibustered to delay the
public business $4,000 was wasted.
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TUE Chinese in this country are grad
ually falling into American ways. In
many cities they celebrated their New
Year by getting uproariously'drunk.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust made BY John
MAnion and Mary Manion, his wife, % ne - T.
tho once Of the Clerk OF the County Court o.
Ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed Of Ifa ,s
Book No. %, PAGE al. will sell q the n0n1
tront door Of the Court House Of Eald county on
SATURDAY, the 2lst DAY Of FEBRUARY, ls'l'
commencing Gt 10 O'Clock 3. m, the following
described property, that IL 10 BAy: LOt nun
bered hye In square numbered torty.tWo ~ c w.
town Of South wheeling, being paTL o. w U'N
TERMS oH sALE-0ue third and ~ muC1 m ~
q the purchaser elects 10 pay IN caSh on zoe a.!
Of sale the balance In Two equal y, y
one and two yeArS, notes bearing intef9l nV oS.
the day Of sale, 10 DO given Tor the deIeLle1 y;
men1 the title 70 be FetAtned until payment"
WI. W. CoWDEN, Trustee;
W II HLtnnr. nnSiIn,,eer. ialg
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BE (desply in love, but proud as Luci.
fer)-sDo you love me2" she-'No."
He-"Well, iancied you did, you
know, and / wanted to tell you I'm
already engaged"
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sIel. Headaehe.

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigeation, Con.
stipatiop. 25c per box, 8 boxes Tor 81,
For sale by Logan Drug Company. pGw
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down from oYcrkotk or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters RebuIlds tho
uyStem, aids digestion, removes e&ccs1 fbile,
and CURES malaria. Get tho genuine.
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Many PersOns m hmkon

BRpcHAM's PILLs cure slck.Head
ache. a
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WE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES

Us forBi boxes, accompanied with Is 90, we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re-
fund the money II the treatment does not eject
q cure. Guarantees Issued only By
NOLAN BROTHERS. Drugs lists,
Sole Agents McLalIi's Block. corner MARKET and
Twelfth Htfeeta. MheelinR. ". Va. ial0 IThpAM
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A CHANCE IN A LIFETIME FOR
"A men with capital and active men without
capital 70 secure very pleasant and profitable
business. No drones or curiosity seekers need
apply. Address with two cent stamp, CONRO u.
DATED ADJUSTABLE SHOE CO., silem Mas.
lao TThAs
The sun., 1891-06-02
SUSPICIOUS IN TINE,
He Pretended to Go Fishing hat Was ON
tHand to Save HIS WIGS Honor.

He Pretended to Go Fishing hat was ON
.Haud to Save His Wife's Honor.
MANCHESTER. Tenn. June IA. v. Garden
shot and killed E. w. villers in Mrs. Gardens
bedroom on Saturday night between 10 and II
O'clock Villers had boarded with Mr. Garden
for some time. The husbands suspicious
were not aroused until Saturday evening. He
noticed that when he spoke Of going fishing
that night Villers displayed an unusual eager
ness to getting him of. His wife insisted that
he should not 60. Mr.. Garden. knowing viliers
had made arrangements to leave town on
Monday and observing how anxious he
seemed for him to go. concluded that his
boardor must have some object in getting him
watch him.
Laie in the. afternoon Mr.. Garden left the
house: ostensibiy lor the river. He sesreted
himself under the floor OF bis wires bedroom.
don said It was bedtime. and Villers lett the
room but In about ten mlnu es returned to the
door Mre. Garden inrbude him to come fur
tther. but. paying NO attention TO- her command.
hs h. crossed ross the room and seated himself upon
entered the room. viIlels made n leap toward
him. Garden fred and shot him twice the first
shot taking OF: the first finger OF the left hand
G,efeu a and ess e 10 III
floor and died without utterlnG a word.
In dressing the dead man for burial several
curious designs were discovered tattooed on
his hody One Of the most remarkable was q
which covered most Of his back. He was evi:
IDENTITY man OF many aliases. as he received
mail under several names.
The sun., 1891-06-02
FRENCHY's TRIAL APPROACHING.
Evidence from France and AiGiers Ex.
pected-Can't Hurry the Coroners.

Evidence from Franco and Aigiers Ex.
pected-Can't Hurry the Coroners.
Assistant District Attorney Macdona moved
yesterday. in tho General Sessions. before
Recorder smyth. that the trial OF Ameer Ben
All or "Frenchy No. l." for numbering Carrie
Brown. otherwise Shakespeare" In tho East
River Hotel. he set down peremptorlly for the
18th. Lawyer House. for tho prisoner. said
that Frenchy was a French citizen. and that
the French Consul had put the cable at the
disposal OF the defence. Counsel had COM
municated with a number OF prrsons In france
and Ia AlRiers. with u view to nscertatntnG
facts OF great importance to the defence. He
could not obtain the very material informn-
ton required until the 2nth.
lecorder Smyih said that II. on the 10Th. II
shall satisfactorily appear TINT there Ia good
reason for adjourning the trial until the ZOih
the trial will bo adjourned. In the mean time
the case must be set down perrmptorly for
tho 10Th.
Mr.. House said that the defonce was greatly
oramped because 1t had been unable. as yet
10 obtain from the steno noRrapher to he Coroners
q transcript OF tho testimony taken at tho
ri have no power over the Coroners." said
Recorder Smyth. dryly. l sometimes wish
II certainly wish your. Honor had power
oyer them for twenty-four hours. re loined Mr.:
House, smiling. II am sure that we Wonld
obtain this Testimony very promptly II you
The sun., 1891-06-02
Jersey city. Free Library.

Tho reading room OF the Free Public Library
In Jersey City WAS thrown open to the public
yssterday. but was not worry liberally patron.
lied, because the fact that II was to be opened
was not generally known. The library itself
will not be opened for about two weeks. but In
tho mean limo applications will be received
for membership In order TO be able to get
books from the library q members card is re-
auired and iu order to become member an
application endorsed by some responsible citi-
zen must DO i!led with the trustees. Nearly 2OO
applications for membership werr filed yestsr-
day. II costs pothing TO hecome u member.
The library and reading room arc In the base
ments of the Hudson County. National Bnnk
library ontains l5.MO volumes. which hayo
been cataloeued and arranged under the d.
Hoard Of Trustees and Geor- g Watson Cole.
the librarian. Under the law Jersey City 10
obliged 70 appropriate about S90'0 each year
The sun., 1891-06-02
As TO zAE ITALIAN FLAG.
Alderaaa Lseeh Doesn't Want It to be Put
Up ON the Brooklyn City Hall.

Alderman Lsech Doesn't Want It to be Put
Up ON the Brooklyn City Hall.
The Italians IN Brooklyn have made arrange.
ments to parade on June 20. the anniversary
OF the birth OF Mazzini. Yesterday tho Alder
men received communication from The
italian National Society asking that italian
flags be displayed from the City Hall on the
day Of the parade and that the Aldermen re-
view the procession. Alderman Leech vigor-
ously objected.
II am opposed" he said. ito having the
public buildings made bill board for every
nationality to disngure and mar with their
faia. recollect that last year tho italian
who now occupies the, Chair lCohe,. 10 token
of he triumph, when Victor Emanuel entered
Rome s1a ads the Pore Snd hsd
can Whi:e this might be done in tho city OF
Rome. I. aor one. as an American citizen. do
Alderman Heaney-The flags of all nations
are dlsplayed on the city buildings as rule,
tinction should be made. Ii we put ub the
should not PM the italian e So far
Of displaying the American flag alone.
By q vote vote Of 10 10 tS !. tne % vote II the negative
receive ihe communication Of the italian So
Siety but n9 further d aetion W. Wds faken in ths
tstion 70 review the parade and an order for
Heaney. however. said that the Board Ind
simply received The. Communication. and had
neither accepted the Invitation nor ordered
Before the Board adjourned Alderman
Leach offered resolution providing thnt on
fiae and the State and city colors should be
displayed fiom the City Hail. The resolution
Ias referred to, the Committoe on Public
Chairman. and probably II will slumbcr there.
The sun., 1891-06-02
A sCHOOLMAsEER,s FALL.
Constaas Flotlneau ekips from gwstser>
land with Samuel 0irardia's 5000.

Constaas Flotlneau ekips from gwstser.
Hand with Samuel 6irardia's 5000.
Constans Flotineau was schoolmaster IN tho
Swiss village OF Perref1tte. which lies in Canton
Berne. in the heart OF the Alps. He 10 only as
years old. and has ruddy checks. He was am.
bilious. aud there wore two other men in that
village whose ambition lay in the same direc-
tion As the schoolmaster's.
Constans lived In the house Of Samuel Gl.
rardin. who was President Of tho village One
fine day in April the schoolmsAter laid down
the rod and book and took up lot Of Mr..
Girardin's money and valusbles. The fact
that no had to break open q heavy lion chest
to do so did not deter him. What part his two
companions played in tho robbery 10 not known.
hut all hree came to America. One went 10
Ohio. whore he Is said to be now. the other die
APPEARED. and the schoolm sster won't to board
st " Garden street, Hoboken.
The SWISS Consul Ia tbiY city rsosived .. do.
epatch from home. which he turned over to
grove learned whore the school master WAS
living. and waited until Saturday. whom hs
crossed the river. Ae soon .as he stepped Of
the ferryboat they arrested him. - ~,
In tho Jefferson Market Police Court yestsr.
day Justice MeMahon remanded him In the
custody a. the dotectlvee to await tho arrival
Of requisltion papsrs. Defective ,Hanly SAID
that the amount stolen was 10000 francs. Or
The sun., 1891-06-02
A HORSE 1HIEF,S EXPLOIT.
He Nearly Succeeds In Digging His Way
Out OF JaIl.

He Nearly Succeeds In Disging His Way
Out OF Jail.
LooANsPoRT. Ind. June 1.-Rans Sherman. Q
horse thief. who was recently captured near
Fort Wayne and who escaped from the county
Jail here In April. $780, made daring attempt
to repent the act here yesterday afternoon.
The prisoners are called to the first floor at
noon to eat. their table being In front Of the
window. After dinner sherman went up Stairs
to his coll. armod with a saw and files. In
few minutes no had sawed or n bar and es-
capped to the first floor. He then wrenched
loose an iron bar which supported the eating
table. and with this commenced boring a hole
through the ten-inch brick wall.
In fifteen minutes he had removed enough
brick 10 make AN opening about six inches
wide. and through this he threw his hat and
coat. sheriff donaldson was sitting in his
residence. and, hnppeninR 70 walk to the main
entrance. saw tho bricks falling on the outside.
Armed with q rifle no prevented Sherman
crawling through the aperture. and sent a
deputy inside the lail.
sherman Immediately rushed back to his
cell and lay down. When confronted by the
officers he turned over in his cot. rubbed his
eye as II awakening from nap and when nc.
'cused Of attempting to escape. Etoutly as
sorted that he hRd been sleeping since dinner.
Six other prisoners stood ready tn follow
Sherman had no not been in cree I'd. ~ herm an
was handcuded. shnckled. aud locked in his
cell.
The sun., 1891-06-02
ELoPED WITH MS PRISONER.
A White Guard Runs or with . Negres,
Under Life Sentence for Murder.

White Guard Runs or with . Negroes
Under Life Sentence for Murder.
CALHOUN. Ga. June latter an exciting
pursuit. Sheriff N. H. McGinnis OF Gordon
county succeeded in capturing W. NJ. Bolden
and his companion. Eliza Randall. both Of
whom LETT the Piedmont Broom Company con.
vict camp. near Bolton. Ga. on May 18 Bolden
10 white and was the guard at tho convict
camp. and the woman with whom he eloped Is
black.
Bolden has been guarding the convicts for
the Piedmont Broom Company nearly five
years. He had made some effort to got
decided to leHys tho famp ard tp giye the
desSrysd to be released on account Of 6sr s0od
eentsnce 1or tho murder OF Joe Randall. her
stepfather, in Barlow county. Ga. some three
years ago. Sho xii ed him with an axe. When
captured she wns dressed In mans clothes.
Holden was we'll armed and when ordered to
surrender made an effort TO- use his pistol but
sheriff McGtnnf Is was equal to the emergency.
With hdouble. barreled gun he got the drop On
him. and holden gave In. The capture was
made near Armstrong; Landing on the
Oosl lRnnla River. four miles west OF Calhoun,
after m exciting chase through the country.
Bolden and his companion had left tho land
and were floating down the river In canoe
toward homo.
The sun., 1891-06-02
an UNFOUGHT DUEL.
The Lilo 10 Given In the Senate Club, and .
Challenge 10 Sent

The Lilo 10 Given In the Senate Club, and .
Challenge 10 Sent.
Tho theme OF club gossip in WillismsburRh
yesterday was q duel which did not come off,
in which q member Of three Of the most i'm
portant organizations OF the Eastern District
Of Brooklyn and an ex-oflcer in the Prussian
army were to have been the principals At a
session OF the Senate Club. in Division. near
Lee avenue. on Saturday. May %. difference
OF opinion occurred between a member and a
guest aud resulted In the giving OF 1.-THE lie to the
guest. On the Monday following tho Prussian
sent q formal challenge 10 tho man who had
insulted him.
were arranged. when ono OF tho seconds
thought better Of the matter. and asked tho
advice OF Police Captain Gorman. learned
that in the event Of serious termination to
the duel the -econds would be held equally re-
sponsible with the principals. and n meeting
OF the club was called to try and effect a recon-
ciliation: supper party was given at the IN
dine Club opening Mt Rockaway Beach on Sat-
urdsy. and the belliGercnts. unknown to each
other. were invited The affair ended without
George Pickford. secretary OF the Undine
Club was seen last night and nc admitted that
fused to divuGe for publication the name of
either principal. 1t may b. said. however.
that ono principal Ia = member OF the HIM.
over. the Undtne. and tho Senate clubs. and
that the other is n resdent Of the Heights who
has o vile and family.
The sun., 1891-06-02
SAYS HE COULDN'T. HAVE WORKED
Z. CALLL
The CoHsuI.G General Of thst Country Nae
MaAe No Negotlations for Coz.

The CousuI.GenerMl oS thst Country MAJ
Made No Negotiations for Coz.
Many OF tho associates Of the late Edward
H. GofY are Fastening to deAy nil connection
with that remarkable mans plans for gaining
sudden wealth by corruptinR tho oflcals *
South American republica The Consul. Gan.
srai OF Chill. himself director OF GoH's Amer.
loan Export and Trading Company and owner
Of 100 shares Of It's stook. which werc presented
to him by GofH now writes % follows:
To THE EDlroR OF THE SUN-Ar: In the
report you published ir yout Yesterday issue
OF MIR. Gotre death and the consequent or CO.
incident failure OF the company OF which he
was President. you soak OF hts great expsc.
Chill. and OF .conces .ions which he hopei 10
obtHln' through my intiuencs with the Govern
r,ent OF that republic. What Mr.. GoR may
have expected II In imposaiblo for me to imag.
inc. He never. however. directly or Indirectly,
auRgeeted to mo the iden of any CONNIE, clai Of
other relations with Chill. md had he done 90
my recent eefSrerisncs, With "A, american con:
ne ne ys5y wax IN resomnerSinS bis e
make any such advancss to me may have been
owing to his knowledge OF the little probahli.
tty at present OF any commercial reciprocity
between the United States and Chilli and 10 the
fact. patont to him and 70 evory Spanish. Amer.
Jean honse In this city. that .Chiiis commerce
reauire. no bolsterinR from forelgn companies
tn enable her TO retain her envinble CONNER.
cial status among her sister republics.
FRED'K A. BEELEN.
The sun., 1891-06-02
STOLE FOR HER HUSBAND.
Mrs. John Rathe Pleads Guilty. Hut Prob
ably Won't he Punishcd.

Mrs. John Rathe Pleads Guilty, Hut Prob.
ably Won't he Punishcd.
Josie Rathe. tho pretty eighteen.y car. old
wife OF John Rattle. was arraigned before
Police Juetice Walsh in the Adams Street
Court in Brooklyn yesterda, on a charge OF
grand larceny She tearfully pleaded guilty.
but as tho oomplainnnts expressed their disip
clnation to press the prosecution In view Of
tho extreme provocation to which the young
woman was subjected. It is not likely she viii
be punished. Two years ago. when she was
mere girl. she was married to Rathe in Wash
ine,ou. The couple did not get along we'll In
that city and a few months ago they. came to
Brooklyn and went to live with Mrs. Rathe's
parents at 22l Fifth avenue. Soon Rattle re-
turned to Washington. leaving his vile with
her parents. He wrote TO her from time TO
time. each letter containing more urgent re-
quests for money than the preceding one.
When her parents positively refused 10 give
her any money and she had failed to borrow
any from her friends the young wife resorled
to robbery to get her husband out OF his diffi.
culties. Sho stole some jewelry from families
living in the eame house and. pawninR 1t for
less than one-fourth OF its value. sent every
band. When accused Of tho theft by Detective
fession. She declared It as her intention to re-
deem the jeweIry some day and etnrn 1t to the
owners. After hearing her story Justice
Walsh remanded her until this morning. She
her husband.
The sun., 1891-06-02
MASTER WORKMAN uuGHEs,s TRIAL.
Charged with Extortion - Conn eetion with
Boyeotts Against Clothing Merehants.

CHARGED with Extortion 10 Conleetion with
Boycotts AEainst Clothing Merchants.
ROCHESTER,. Juno Ia criminal trial grow.
Ing out OF labor matters is tho sensation In
Rochester this week. and the case attracts
general interest throughout tho country on
account Of the prominent position which the
accused man holds in the ranks OF organized
labor. James Hughes Of Chicago. Master
Workman Of Trades Assembly 23l. United
Clothing Cutters. Trimmers. and Tailors Of
North America, is called on to answer in the
Circnit Court the charge OF extortion. This is
tho nrst Of series OF cases against leading
membces Of tho order. The charge OF extor.
tion is based on the fact that Hughes received
Ing manulacturers in 9 number OF instances
when boycoytfs against these me rchants were
withdrawn. Hughes alleged that this action
was merely for indemnifying tho labor union
Tor its expenses In proclaiminR and lifting the
. The Hon. John Van voorhis and John A.
Bernhard Of this city with Charles s. Keyser
81 phtiadelphia. ara the defendants counsel
Mr. Van Voorhis said that. In accordance with
an understanding with the Dis rict Attorney
when the llea OF not guilty was entered. he
now wished to withdraw 1t and substitute
demurrer He was ready to argue tho demur-
rer Whenever the Court pleased. Justice Rum
sey liked o'clock as the hour, and o recess
Was taken to that time.