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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-04

Commercial Nat. Bank.
Farmers Nat. Bank, salem.
Fret Nat. Bank, Roanoke.
Radford Trust Co.
Roanoke Savings Bank.
Southern Nat. bank, n. Y. .
LAND, IMPROVEMENT ASD
PANIEs.
Basic City ". NJ. Il l.. Co. .
Bedford City Lind X i'm. Co.
Bucna Nlstu Co.
Chamouni Land Co.
Central Inv. Co., lionnokc. .
Central Land Co., Buchanan.
ClOvcrdalc Iron X Land Co. &.
Colona Land Co, Norfolk.
erosion Land Co, OF Salem. 1.
Crystal Spring Lind Co.,
Roanoke. .........
Flat Top G. l.. Assn, pfd...
Flat Top &. l.. Assn, pfd. inc.
ca. amt. com
Glen Falls Lnnd Co. Roanoke
Glcnm0rc Land Co Salem. .
Gosht n Land and Imp. Co E.
Graham Land anu Imp. Co. &.
Grottocs Co., Shendun..
llockmnn Land Co., Salem. =.
Iron-i'blt building and 10 n
Association.
lvanhoe Land and Imp. Co.. =.
jeanette Lind Co, Roanoke. e.
kenOvA Association. ........
Like Spring Land Co., Sa-
lem tpfD
Lake Spring Land Co. (coIn }
LandstiOwne Land Co., ltoa-
nOke.
LinwOod Land Co.
MclrO=c Land Co.. Roanoke.
Midvalo Lnnd Co., Pulaski.
New Castle Land S Imp. Co.
Norfolk Company......
Other View Land Co., led
ford OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Pierce Inv. Co.. Iulaski...
Pulaski Land and imp. Co..
l;adford West End Land Co. .
Rivcrmont Co., Lynchburg.
Rivervicw Larid Co, ltndford
kndrord Development Co.
Roanoke building Asso'n "
Inv. Co.
Roanoke Construction and
Improvement Co. -.
Rnnnoke development Co.
kOnnoke Development nnd
Guarantee Co.
Salem Building II Inv. Co..
Salem Development Co. .. e.
Salem Improvement Co. -.
Shenandoah Land " I'm. Co.
Shenandoah Investment Co.
South Salem Land Co.
Stcelton Land Company, Sn.
lem prcrerrcd).
Stcclton Land Company, Sn-
lem tcOmmom. -.
Virginia Finance Co., Rom.
okc..
Virginia Investment Asso-
citation, Il per cent. pref;
inclu. cqu Al amt. com. 49,.
Virginia Inv. CO., Baltimore
Virginia Land Co, q per cent
preferred.
Virginia Land Co. ii pcr cent.
pref. Including equal nm't.
COM.
Wall Street Investment co.
West I.ynchburg Land Go. d.
W'st Salem Land Co. (cl's c.
INDUSTRIAL COM
American Bridge and Iron
Company, Roanoke. -.
Dridgcwatcr Carriage co.
Cold Storage Co.. ItOanokc. d.
Comas Machine Co, Salem. a..
Crystal Ice Co, Salem
Graham Furnace Co.
Graham Transparent Ice Co..
Midway Iron Co., Roanoke. 4.
Ola dominion Ph'n'gr'ph Co
Old D'ui'ion Paper Bag Co.
Roanoke Iron 30. :.
Salem Furnace Co..
Shenandoah Furnace Co. -.
Silvia Iron Co.
Virginia B'w'g Co, Roanoke
Virginia l.'mh'r Co.. Graham
W'sh's'n Zinc Co, Lynchb'g
MISCELLANEOUS
Fincaatlc stone II Marble co
International CirErcttc Mn
chine Co...
Morton Heater Co.
Rifc's Hydraulic Engine Co. .
Eoanokc Black Marble Co..
Roanoke Gas n Mater Co.
Universal Electric Railway
Signal Co., Richmond. go. =.
Graham Furnace Co.. l%i mlis
Bucua Vista City e., J.J. 1910
Salem Furnace Co, 1st m.Gs.
SALES.
Roanoke Gas and Salei
W atcr Co. e.. ~ Co
Shenandoah Improve Norf
Mcht Co.. 80. 30 pre-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-04

'I'KuSTEES SALE-By virtue OF a deed OF
\ trCst executed Ia me n trustee br VI. r. z.
Jorchn. dated The s:rd day OF Jan lSHJ and rc-
corded III the clerks Office of the iiustiugs Court
OF the city OF Roanoke, deed book b. page i;si
TO secure TO the West End l..nd 20 npany
FEB -. payable In two equal annual iustall;ncns
OF sl,Mti each. with interest from the @;rd OF
Jan, 1871 and payable in one and two wears
from above date. And, Whereas default had
been made IN the payment OF the fret OF tho
above mentioned notes, and ut the request of
the beneficiary so To do, l will o!Ter for sale nj
pnblc auction OH FRIDAY, THE 3lST DAY OF
JuLl, 1871, AT Il CLOCK, iii front of the
courthouse NJ Roanoke City. the following dc.
scribed property. 70 wit: ali that certain uar-
cci OF land situated in he city OF Roaaosr, Na,.
and Known as lot 4. block :. rs shown by the
map OF the Wet End Land Company
ERMS-Cash sufficient to pay cost OF tho sa,o
ana take mp the past due note or Si'ai,ai with
interest from the BIRD da. oi Jan. iS.u the rur-
chaser 10 assume ono note or Ike amount due
the @;rd day or Jan. 1872, with Interest from The
2Srd day of jan. iSo: the balance on such T. rms
~ may he made known the day or sale
)nncIS-itawtGs Ii. ;. TROUT, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-04

The above property has been sold by myself
and my vcndec has assumed and agreed IN nav
the above described notes.
j. E CHRISTIAN
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=, :, The above salc postponed until tho aaND DAY
THOMAS W. MILLER,
huSl INs"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-04

X n, IN VI. or a DEhDo int ia ED
IL July ~, 1880. aud recorded ia deed book 40
page i1s In the clerks office OF Hastings Court
W W inc city OF Roanoke, Va, in which W. 5.
undersigned trustee certain real estnte therein
particularly described, in trust TO secure the my.
mcnt OF S2,Gtai.G6 evidenced by two negotiable
notes tor T133 ;3 each, drawn the said ~ :.
Weaver aud w. ID. Nydcggcr and payable in one
and two years respectively from July ~, iS.U,
VITA interest ct per cent, and default having
Dcen made in the payment OF tho nrst or said
notes. at the request OF the beneficiary shall
proceed to sell at public auction to the highest
BIDDER III front OF the courthouse on Thurs.
PAY, SEPT EMBEk Sd, 1891, nj II O'CLOCK NJ.
mat certain lot or parcel OF lind situated In the
CITY OF Roanoke Va, on the north side OF Shcnan-
0oah avcrue and fronting 100 feet on said avenue
ami designated as lots and in section ID ns
shown ON the map OF Ro.crs. Fairfax ~ Houston
property.
IEhMS; Cash sufficient to pay the fret note
OF 81, 'S3.23 with interest OF i per cent and the
cost OF executing this trust. and purchaser to as
snne tue payment or the other note for 81 ,333 b.
balance II any payable in any and two years re.
speetivGly from day or sale. A deposit OF 500
caSh VII, be required at time or sale
A'"1-fNs 'RTSu T. nEDD Trr.
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This sale has been postponed by mutual con
sent till Thursday, the 2uth dry of August
1891. IL = Tx In Trust..n
july3l -1awi Skss
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The above debt h,e been assumed hy snhsc
qucnt purchasers. NJ. L. Z. JORDAN.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-04


TNRlSTEE'S SALE.-DY VlR1 UEOFA DEED
OF trust executed Ia me by j. X. Branch dated
july Is 1871. and OF record In the clerks office ~
inc corporation court of the city OF Iioanoke in
decd book ". pngc 3t1. in trust To secure to The
virginia Finance Company the payment OF the
sum or 81 ,'lH.aO. payable In two annual INSTALL
mcnt~ of SSlS 10 each n! the OF her cent pcr
Ahinm. hs evidenced by Two certain ncr,tiablc
notes or j IL. Branch, of even date herewith and
DEFAULT having hccH made IN the pavmcnt OF the
first or said .oics and on hcinr required 80 TO do
ny the beneficiary In sud iced. shall sell to the
highest bidder, NJ pnnlic tGctiou, In front OF Inc
cohTthouse OF the city ar Roanoke. on THURS
DAf. THE 9Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1881. nj II
u clock that certain lot parcel ~ land situated
ana bounded and described u follows: Begin
ming al pnnt Oh the north side q! Robertson
81 Get 81 feet west OF Henry street thence west.
ely with Robertson street ~ feet To n point
thence northward 100 feet 10 the middle OF "A 10
foot alley, thence with tho middle OF said alley
eastward 10 feet 10 the corner III H. W Words
lot sontlward 100 feet To the pncc OF beginning
TEXANS OF SALE: Cash sufficient To nav the
cost Of executing this deed. including trustees
commissions H. provided for In said deed OF trust
and to pay $SlS Ia ccut- with Interest from the
18th day of July iSo, the purchaser 10 assume ono
note o. SSlslO. due on the 18th day of July, is,2
with interest from the 18th day q. JAW ISM AID
the residue upon such terms " will be announced
on dry or -gle. W II T(-K.ER
tuly2,-tds rrust.c
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Our vendecs.h have assumed to pay the
debt secured by the above deed Of trust.
(Signed) w. j. Il l.. BLAIR.
julyl0-tds
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-04

purchasers. ID bOWMiT'
julyfi- tia v -''
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TktSrEs'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
u ol trus' executed Ia me. a. trustee by NJ r.
Z. Jordan; dated on the eth day or April. iS.n
aila recorded IN the clerk Office OF the lusiinys
court, or the city OF Roanoke. deed hook 3j
pase y, to secure 10 the West End Land Com
phnf :l,WoW, payable in two equal annual in
staiithcnts or SSsh.UO each, with interest a. tho
, .a.e OF pc. cent per nnnum, rs cvidcrccd by
N hcSotianlc notes or even date herewith OF
Inc party OF the first part. payable to tho West
Enc Land Company III Que and two years after
GATE. And whereas default has hecn made IN he
payment oi the fret above mentioned note and
4. tue request Of the beneficiary so To do. will
oMer !Dr sale ut pnblic aucrinn, on FRIDAY
l., III , T. SiS PAY OF JULY, ls1i, ATIsO'CLUCK,
III 'front.' or the courthouse ~ the city of Roanoke
the following described property to-wit:
those three certain lots or parcels of land slim
ntcd in he city OF Roanoke, Va, known as lots
y: 10 and II block II ~ shown by the man or the
West End Land Company 'N
IEKMRS: Cash sufficient tn pny cost of the
shIo anu take up past due note or $5l No. with in
.crcrt from the 9th pay of April. $50. tho pur-
Suh-c. 10 assume one note OF SllOU due ON the 5th
nay ot Apr lo,!, with interest from tho 5th day
OF April. lSm. Balance such terms as will Ne
made known on tho day OF the sale
'""e2Ntawtds IS. TROUT, Trustee.
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The above debt has been assumed nv subsc
quc.t purchasers NJ n G JOlinAS
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his sn;c has been postponed by mutual con.
sent I'LL Thursday, the aOih tiay or August. lSn
nugl-law-iws H. s. 'iROIfT 1rrns,rc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-13

Children CIV for Pitchers CastOria.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-13
TEAS. COFFEEs. ETC.
AtlanticTeaCo.
TEA IMPORTERS
COFFEE ROASTERS.

We have just completed invoicing.
The result Is very gratifying to US. Not
50 much for its money item value as the
fact that the year just closed has made
for us thousands Of customers, showing
an increase far beyond our most san.
guine expectations. We feel grateful
toward every patton for the part they
have taken ia supporting our honest
and successful battle against high prices.
At various times would.be competitors
have tried to misfead the public by as
sertinR that We could not possibly sell
gooda at the prices we advertise. This
persistent display Of jealousy on their
part has materially strengthened US,
and while we appreciate the result Of
their conduct, we cannot bat pity the
spirit that prompts such methods. We
fear no competition. We are not afraid
to advertise prices and the reputation Of
our house is a sufficient guarantee that
you will find every article we sell 10 be
Just wha! We say it is, and at Just the
price we advertise. Victory always in
spires confidence. We therefore enter
the promising year Of 1891 with re.
newed viGor with determination to
beat our record OF 1890.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in tho Ciry and Wheeling Folks
Abroad

strangers in tho CITY and Wheeling Folk
Abroad
]. II. Edwards, Of Weston, editor oil
the Weston Democrat, is in tho city.
The engagement of Mr.. Louis Whit
and Miss Bertha Brilles is announced.
PA. Pugh, Of FAirview, and ARhley
Cooper, OF WellsbuFR, we're at the Nc
Lure house last night.
Mr.. Donald franklin, OF EndiCott, and
bis son, J. NJ. franklin, postmaster at
that place, are in the city.
Hon, Ran Stalnsker, Mr.. Al Rhein.
strom and Mr.. George A. Howard, Of
Cincinnati, are among those who left Tor
Charleston yesterday.
pixie" Eugle, advance agent Of the
"Silver Bird" Company, arrived yester'
day, and is hustling for big houses for
his attraction at the Grand the last three
nights Of this week,
Mr.. A. b. Cooley, representing the Tar
old Company, Of Chicago, is in the city
Mr.. Coley's wife was formerly Mrs,
Charley Shay, who lived here with her
husband when he managed the Academy
OF Music.
The engagement is announced Of Mr..
Louis Horkheimer aud Miss Clemintine
Rosenberg Mr.. Horkheimer is mem.
Der Of the firm Of Horkheimer Bros. and
a prominent Young business man, while
his fiancoe Is one OF Wheeltng's most
popular and charming girls.
The many old friends in Wheeling Of
Mr.. NeSlcy D. Cochran, a son OF Judge
4 II. Cochran, and q prominent jour.
naliat OF Toledo, will be glad to know
that ne Rcs last week elected President
n, the Press club Of that city, q thriving
institution, This preference is decided
compliment.
Invitations were issued yesterday Tor
the wedding OF Dir. Joseph A. Glesen'
kamp, Of Pittsburgh, and Miss Annie
Josephine Hess, OF North Main street
The wedding will take place at st.
Joseph's Cathedral, Thursday, January
%, at 4 p. m. A reception will be held
at the Arion BuildiI { from TO II p. m.
the same day.
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HE GOES 10 WASHINGTON.

Colonel KempIs tn tell the Government
some tbIuE. 1t ought to Know.
Col. Jacob Kemple, who has been at
his home in this city for several weeks
on leave Of absence from his post as
guardian Of the Arizona Mexico border
against the entrance Of Chinese and
the smuggling OF opium, goes to Wash.
ington City to-day to appear before
Assistant Secretary SpauIding and pre-.
sent some viewE az q the steps the gov.
eminent ought to take to more etiec.
lively guard it's borders. He will also
appear bsiore the Congressional Com.
mittee.
Colonel Hemple says the boundary is
not half as well guarded as it ought to
be. In addition to the danger OF Chinese
invasion and opium smuggling, which
has always existed, the increased duties
updeY the Mckinley bill put premium
on the smuggling OF live stock and many
other products which 1t did not pay
heretofore to run across the border from
Mexico. smuggiers shut out on the
British ColumbiS border can readily run
their stuff down the coast aud enter
via Mexico.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-13
EgsPnlLEog M lNsAyE
10 - EstaAIshsd IN BbssltHE EBds
PtunaisiBE Anspless-

10 - EstsAusbsd In Wheeling EBdss
PraBisisE AssPiess-
Dr.. Hattie z. Jones, tie Era. woman
physician sYsg appointed 70 = place on
the sus I. the STATE Asylsn Tor the In
ssns .. Weston. l. in ihs city, h4virz
Grriged LES. evening. She Is seeoaps-
MED By hsI iE,hsr, Hon. John 2. Joaes.
Of Preston county, and they expect 10
remain here several days Or. Jgass Il
well known here, having prcdce1 her
I chOsen profession here Tor some utae-
Her mission here nov i = very Interest
/ Ing enc. Ex-senator JOuet proposes
20 purchase or lease Tor her . suiE-
able location for a private hospital i5f
the inGane, and Il the Arrangements de-
sired can b. male, s1eh An Institution
vii! be opened under her charge and
with : con sstsRt corps Of assistants q
ad eSTly day as Practicable. she WALL
10 that event, resiRu her position -
Assistant superintendent OF the state
Hospital.
That such an institution would pay, -
well Gs be 3 great b!essinG 10 the iAni!irs
OF persons brfeis Of their reason, Their
is every reason 10 believe. Many
people dislike 10 contde afflicted friends
10 q public institution, and the absence
Of well conducted private hospital
from West Virginia has often bren de-
plored. Dr. Jones would be an e1cel!en!
head OF such GcOncern.
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THEY WILL MAXI IrALL RlGHI.
The Publishers OF FRANK LssIlo'' say thFJ
were Imposed on.

The PublithVrs Of FRANK Lssils's say they
were Imposed on.
The meeting in the rooms OF the
Chamber Of Commerce fast night Of tie
subscribers TO the special Illustrated
Wheeling edition Of Frank L1,iis's R!ls-
hated Newspaper, to take action in reIer-
encs to the disappointing and made.
duate sheet tina, WAS gotten out, was
pretty veil attended. President Quar-
rier was In the chair and eoreiaTy HsE'
lett at his deck, aud there were also
present Mr. II 81 RasssN, as legal ad
wiser, Judge K. IL. Cochran, President
Of the Union Bridge Company, Hon. a
j. Sweeney, Mr.. J. b. DuB0is, the
Mes,rs, Elaccus, II. F. Behrens, q. II.
Wheeler, ". b. MrMechen, George and
Thomas Reilly, q. W. and f. I. Franz,
helm, q. S. Feeny, b. Fisher, J. II
Brown, the photographer who made
most oil the photographs iOf tho edition,
". l. Hlessner, Thomas U'Brien, II. l.
Loos, |. A. Rolf, Cecil | Robinson, Hon,
n B Scott, Samuel Rice, George House,
g, Steinme George o Smith, Superin.
tsndent Dale, Of the Natural Gas Con.
pany Of West Virginia, and T. W. Sim.
pers, o, the Standard Iron Works.
There vas D good deal Of informal dis
cussion, bat action vas deferred in view
OF telegram from the publishers Of the
paper, pTopoGlDg 70 do the work all over
and do II night.
This telegram read as follows:
M. H. Q4arior. Praiidsni CsaNhrr Of Commerce.
We send an artist to Wheeling To-.
morrow. The publishers feel as II they
had been az much imposed upon as do
the eitisens Of Wheeling. Letter to
follow, AEELE ( HAERIsoH,
Publishers OF Franz Lestie's WU1!raioi
Newspaper,
While waiting for the letter and the
arrival Of the artist, the subscribers to
the fund arc requested by an advertise
ment in another column to send their
nance and the amount subscribed by
each to Secretary Hazett.
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The stockholders Of the Exchange
Bank met yesterday and reelected the
present Board Of Directors, Messrs. ]. n
Vance, L. S. Delaplaine, A. W. Kelly,
William Etiingham, John FEew, J. NJ.
Brown and G L. Stilel.
The Wheeling 4 Belmont Bridge Com.
pany also yesterday reelected the old
Board Of Managers, composed Of Messrs,
J. n. Vance, A. J. Clarke, NJ Reilly, D
D, List, A. Wilson Kelly, John ]. Jones,
Louis @. Stifet, Mortimer Pollock, 10.
seph lawson.
The German Bank elected Directors
rs follows: @. D. Hubbard, Il. Schmul,
bach, Frederick SChenCk, A. D, Seamon,
G. He'll, c. ". FranEheim, J. l.. Stroeh'
lein, L. ]. Bayha, l. @, Stiiel.
The Bank Of the Ohio Valley likewise
reelected the old Board, Messrs. viii
lam A. Isett, ]. A. Miller, +. NJ. Atkin
son. Henry Speyor. Jacob G. Thomas,
Mortimer Pollock, William b, Simpson
John X. Botsford, Victor Rosenberg.
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Al ssrts 81 Lsoai Me-, .aa uo.siF truss
the Class city.

Ero Bf-1slrIss lave sac o. Nsv 0flasai -
~ - Esias SECS
gzEr I1.l-5a. sls ~ 2 lgzzssz. -
pizEbgf sea 't~ i.zE ,s,I,
gEasel Elzsga. f1t isTf5zkE i gal.- ~ ~
a!i aaat tG Lt Irtf1 Tkn1.
me asaa35asl gas sci a. wl.arcb 1EH ii..
1z,1o Ge1 5la.g f5as iuII Aga ca 3 s1lz
tztrr tiEag tLHc
". t. lsra. hzEi 10 ise rgaausy % sztst.
Cay 80 ~ = ssi.y tlri a. a. Eit' iaoltli
d a setiiag a-u1B allg,g los
xtry NsrI. waa s1ss J5la Vessel f1f sc.Ing
ll4a.,' = Ter tlsbs=l 81 50 I1tEaslI a. DE
Ina asilge d. EayUf YESTERDAY.
sire. - ntle a. sas sggel p.tes yeslrsiay
tirfJs=! Z no LA Fsfy sea}u4l5 I2st fIz
psoEt-ss 70 DC isaE szi bz.y oaE-
Nlss Carrlv Waffua 49, th-1sn fFcn hrf
hor,e gnie On Der say % rluful A. hs!ranGt
E!afr aai 80 svyi0af.g h1rs abgzJ the Aca3
p51ghUFty a %. Eru hzy.ns EEls IL iga
.a!isf t1t thg p,Eea me- Afc 2pasg 1siEaE " J..
Ne laia I'll haze tI 0Psnsl5a = o1ablgei
stone egztass and roller - s1la A. IEt wCsshcf
oPspI ter uQfE.
Nm. Games taOIhrr % v. Carufs. o. thb
city Alc1 ~ aef lJls Al Ng.EvtIlr yrsgEfaay
spinal ifogo!C, 81. and Nfs CzfEe, eft i5s
Ihcfe yvsiuilay.
Water pipo, bun. IN The cellar % vs., 7, CErn5s
% sunday slG g11pselvIy % H3C1 10. A. iuek
T0gt2 hhrc r. " eases o. t1EHtsls and = lot q
potatoes Wcfc arranged ~ a. " usaspt the gstef
the wafer EotEs auction PlmP SON g,ghlei
shinE, asala.
nsishs! Shepherd vent home A. usual on Sat
lriay ulSt;, t4t came Out alter EWhlS dtcsss,i
10 CitiE=I's clothes tie catered several places
ana broke up talcgsa luck EAIaUs. Caplaflag
m0acy, rlen AHd Al Tue t1en will have ~ AZ.
agcf bgfoGe TIE mayor
LiIile Alfred SchnE who, while playlns
with bis dog % 1lAhGsglyins day. Ma ihF0s o
mention o. Wait1 sas saAde - TIE time Eas
hcea complaining ever dncu and u sick IN
bel he has gradually WaA.ed away during
this the, and Is slfttlag terribly vita his
bead HE death l. momeutArliy expected.
The tDrtOf sSys there j. 40 hope, He j. .
bright llt.lg isllOg, Egi viii Is greatly iaissCsl
by his irlesds ant play mates. He has given his
pArcntA Instructions a. % The burial ArrAugv
Reats. Taken al 10 al. The EIA!g i very AAl
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lnAL EgElniE.
Matters sf niasr slsfa-st "a zad At-ssi
ths CIR.

Matters - minDf nSns'f - loa Ab-s-t
~ CIR.
Tn GElsD this svsning-1Iae Ran
away wife"
OrEEl Hou,E his sYez!az--LsesEre
By Dr.. GgnsAu.gE.
TEE new engines 90 the Terminal
railrosd allract mech GGtsnliJn.
THE nex ga Lamps OF The Ua!on
Bridge ass 4 ztsA. iiDPfogtnezt
AuAzuA ssYBEa, eyed Ssyepty-tvo,
i:ylus on sogia Jacob street., tsl! san'
day and broke her leg.
IS the police court yesteTlny Charles
sui.h, chargsd With dlordsrly conduct,
Ess sned :! and cost.
PEDEsrEiASs krg. in the middle oiihe
road .Es. night. The sidewalks were 70
smooth a. 10 be dangerous.
&. r. MllLEE, Of the South End, fell
Yesterday and broKe three ;ibs Ia bis
hight AIDE. Dr.. Pipes dressed bis IN
iuriss.
TEsss over the Baltimore & Ohio
from Cincinnati and Chicago were de.
!ayed two hsqs wet d NeGAEE yestef.
day morning
M1YrR's orchestra plays n the South
SIDE Turn Hal this evening aud NJ TIE
Beethoven Hall 70 morrow lot Germanls
Lodge. K. a 7.
THR managers Of the lRts KirmeHs net
Yesterday fi.snoOn and discussed tae
adyisabliity Of repeating the Kirmess.
The proposal was voted down on tue
frat ballot.
TuOuAs MCDEEEoTI, who vent 70
work in the south end Of the Chapline
| hin tuupel Yesterday bad , Singer
mashed off and his hand badly crulhed
in the afternoon.
THz Council Commuters on Contracts
I Fire Department and City PEison have
been called TO meet this evening before
Council c1nYenss in the last regular
session Of tbs body.
TINS franklin Insurance Company
has declared a cash dividend Of three
Der cent, and the Mutual Savings Bsnk
| Inc seventh semi.anuual dividend a. the
rate Of four per cent. per annum.
TnE wall ofthe Public Library build
ING. on the Marie. street side, from the
Ion Of which number Of bricks fell on
Sunday, narrowly missing a man VINO
was plsaing, was repaired yesterday.
GRAND MAsrGg GnpFREY scHuL in
stalled the following OihCerg OF Franklin
Lodge No. 3, o o. +: n. 6 II. a
Flot0; Y G., W. ?. Vogi Secretary, Z
| K. smith: Treasurer, b. +. Caldwell.
CHIEF OF PoLloR DELsRrGaE received
a communication yesterday IRON PItis
bnTgh, stating that ] II. WssIbrook
waited here Tor forgery, hBd been a.
red ed, and the Captain went up yesier
dsy afternoon TO bring him down. H.
returned with his prisoner on the Baiti
more & Ohio CannDD Ball last night.
YESTERDAY morning Coroner sahultEi
sent 10 McKim 4 McKim, Of Cleveland
the samples and CASES, which were sh'
last elects Of ". Il. Henderson, the mar
who is supposed TO have committed sni
eide a. The Windsor Hotel. His rela
tiyes are having trouble about getting
the insurance, over some technicaAty
Henderson was insured in the Western
| Mutual Society OF Detroit, and the Hart
ford Lie aud Annuity, OF Hartford
| Conn.