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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31
. PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE.
Real E state.

IN pursuance OF a decree OF the Circuit Cour.
oil ONO county, West Virginia, entered on Tho
intn naS o. psecmbcr IN the ycnr 1891, in suit
n chanccry therein pending, wherein Bernard
h,,eiSts and Others arc plaintiffs and William H.
hheVcs ana others ;iTr defendants We will
on THURSDAY, JANUARY. 81, 1892,
beginning At 10 O'Clock n. m, sell at public
auction, at the front door Of the Court House OF
ONO county the following described real prop.
IN Chap!inc e EoI's addition to the civ OF
Wheeling, county Oh Ohio and State OF West Wiz.
sll, situated on the west side OF EOlf street. be-
tween y, s iWenty.sccond and Twcnty-third streets
IN the said city, and also the south TWENTY-FIVE
legt oil lotnunibcredG sl IN said ChaplIne < E0rS
ndditlon, being the northeast corner OF Eotl and
iwenty-third streets in the said city, and also
I EnS,. numbered y md II In sud Cbapinc &:
r;ons addition, fronting on the east side OF
water street between Alley Nineteen and
Iwenty-SecOnd street, and extending back from
water street Southwnrily to Alloy A. and being
INF, upon Water street in said city With tho
salu lots numbered 2ii und 2l5. the said special
commissioners will also sell the buildings, ma.
ehinery, boiler aud engine situated thereon.
real estate - Il-s1 - -
On the said two lots numbered 2ii mud ol5 IL
Stuatcd the planning mill, known Us klclycs,
hrait q C9mpany's planning mill, with IFS ma.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne.third OF the purchase
money and rs much more rs the purchaser shall
elect 10 pay In cash on the day OF sale. and tho
residue IN two equal iustallmcnts, payable G-
speetiYely In one aud tTo years from the day OF
sac, with interest from that day, the purchaser
glving his Inotcs for the deferred inStallmcuts,
and the tito being retained 10 secure their puy-
ment, and the purchaser Of lots numbered oil
and 2l5 eiiccting md maintaining m insurance
upon the buildings, machinery md fixtures TO
IN amount not less than five thousand dollars,
the, policies for which shall be payable TO tho
undersigned commissioners ms their intcres.a
ma! appear. "a. J. CLARKE,
III 8 n; g HENRY N. RUSSELL,
Special Commissioner
hereby certify TINT bond has been given By
me above named commissioners as required BY
me said Decree JOHN W. MITCHELL
de29.rThas ~ Clerk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31

If you feel all broke up and out OF
sorts agitate your liver with DR.. a. S.
Todd's Liver Pills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31

"AN TED 1MMEDIATELY--LA.
wv DIES aud young gltS to work for u n.
their own homes; something entirely now; % TO
S. easily mnhe no na!ntliig or cnfvNSSlng. Send
seliGddresSed envelope. ECHO MANUFACTURE,
ING Co. ! Liberty Square. BOSTON, aiasL nc3i'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31
GENERAL. NOTICES,
& TOCKUOLDERS' MEETING

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of tho
National llank OF West Virginia ut Wheeling
JASUAISl2, 1872, between tho hours of and
8o'clocG.p, IN, for the election OF directors nnd
the transaction Of any other business that may
como before them. JOHN WAGNER, Cashier,
= WHEELING, W. Va, December 30, 1891. dcSO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31
BUILDING Lots FOR SALE
Forty.iiye Building Lots in Eiclt AMI
Lipphardt's Addition 10 the City
OF IIartin's Ferry, Ohio.

These lots arc part. OF twcnty.onc acrcs-onc.
half OF the property known as the old Newlcni
slopins ground; good natural drainage; n com
handing and pleasing view OF the city, as well
G OF Wheeling andthc Ohio River
The location is certainly one OF the choices.
IN the Gity,mot FAR IRON large and commodou,
school house. within n few minutes' walk OF
The electric street car line nearly completed a,il
within ten minutes walk c.: postoiicc railroad
station. ferry landing and the Terminal Rail.
n ;r bridge and other prominent points.
ons and easy terms 10 suit purchasers
- For imrther particulars inquire at once OF J.
!; ilANES. or ut the Office OF the BELMONT
HKEMiNG CO.. Martins Ferry, Ohio. or c. 4.
". Va J" c,iit,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31
.wAMrEp.

NJIANTED-GOoD Statesmen TO
w SOL Advertising Cards and Novelties oil
Commission dircct from Manufacturer. You
can make so per week. Address: ADYERTlS.
lSG SPECIALLY CO., Iunalo, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-27
A ROYAL MENACE.
THE BLACK LADY" OF DARMsTADT.
'-,y, Tho Gentlcwoman.

From The Gentlcwoman.
The Courts OF Germany and Austria boast host OF
legendary lady spcctres who when woe TO beal the
prnccly house In question, make their appearance at
The hour Of midnight, before some sentinel officer
on duty their appearance striking terror and dismay
among the inmates Of the palace, and perhaps hasten
ing tie death of the prncely sufferer. We have In the
first instance the White Lady" OF the old palace of
DerIip who was said to have made her last appear
ancc on the eve of late Emperor Fredercks death
and her namesake, of the Vienna HOfburg. who, be-
nevers aver haunted the palace during several nights
AT the very time when the Missing Archduke" may
have persisted But number OF minor German
Sehlosse-not 10 mention the palaces at Prague and
Budapest-also boast traditional lady spectre either
black or white aud in one or two red as for
instance the Nympbenburg Frau at The Palace Of
Munich. the discarded mistress OF kan Theodore.
ElectOr OF Bavaria, and murdeTess OF her own child ;
and the socalled a. Black Lady OF the Court Of
Darmstadt.
Unlike the hapless Nymphenburg Frau"-so runs the
Darmstadt' lawfully born princess. and. more
over. the welded consort Of regning prince being
Princess Marianne, the wife of the Grand Duke
Ferdinand Maria. She always. are told. appears In
deep mourning and Is reputed TO bespeak TO the
Grand Ducal House OF csse In particular but also to
the allied royal of Bavaria. In oldcn times the
reputed appearance OF the Black Lady, would cause
sentincls even fleeing from their posts.
A young and daring officer Of the Grenaders once
prayed the Grand Duke Ludwig to be permitted to
stand sentry at the Court chapel. "I &c be no true
ghost he remarked viii the individual Of the
desire 10 haunt The prayer granted, with the
request that II the spectre refused stand when cha
leneed, the 0fiicer to fire upon it, The Grand
Duke himself and c0urers in due course repaired
TO the vestry Of the chapel, whence view could be
obtained Of the courtyard. and the path which the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-27

gbostly object was said to take. The weird hour Of
midnight approached Presently the chapel bel bel,
sSs ssh before the hour o snd hnS 's f The
night followed instantly by the report Of gun mn, he
hiding place into the courtyard where they beheld the
bold Soldier stir and dead lie had not single out u.
side was rent from the stock, and the former twisted
like corkscrew Singular to relate within three days
About the year 1850 Queen Thcrese Of Bavaria
died most suddenly and even In the highest er tet
had made its appearance Just before her death KING
Ludwig her consort. spending the summer IN the
WSSe eusso Their ss hs
Duke Ludwig III Of Hesse Darmstadt Ind been IN
vIted. when evening at dusk just ms the prneey
company ekng tea in the gaycst OF Spirits ,psLe
suddenly sppearcdso those present nver-behlnd the
chair OF the Queen lady in deep mourning. who;
rons se e Grand
atey FASTENED after the mysterious visitor and In an
angry voice demanded OF the officer on duty by the
door how he dared to permit strangers to enter I'M
announced and at that hour The latter declared on
the ante chamber or the royal saloon. lIororstruck
the Duke returned 70 the companv when ne was com
Having heard IT, Queen Therese hastily from the
chair and exclaimed. " That is intended for mel Inc
tSe cholera had RACED during the summer but had
then disappeared; In few DAYS the unhappy euee"
Again in the early DAYS Of March, 1864, the Black
Lady figured in occurrence a. inc eyents
created an immense sensation in Germany The LIE
Guards officer duty had, at the hour OF midnlght'
begun his nightly round Of inspection OF the scntes
dressed in black coming from the apartments occupied
bv Countess Fuger, lady of the Court tie saw ner r
only exit to the chapel courtyard. Believing that she
was making 81 mistake. the officer called to her tIa'
But without paying the slightest heed the lady CON
tnued her way toward the chapel stairs QUICKLY NE
officer FASTENED after her but she disappeared In the
gloom: Then, in the belief that y might be some one
cuar AT the bottom OF the stairs Arrest hcr r-hlm
self descending quickly. But there was nobody, and
the empbstcay declared that no one llad passed
him Two days later the news spread like wdfre
throughout Germany that King Macmillan IL of ia
'vsrla had suddenly been taken DANGEROUSLY III ne
and was Just dressing for dinner when he was seized
with cramp, and in a few hours he was dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-27
Real estate.
What is an Abstract Of Title ?

1sth-An abstract title Is what the person VINO sup
posed himself TO lie the undsputed owner oil properly "
CoId.st In the city OF New-York had when Tue s
90, on, g., pa,tlctt aat Afusnor (2s Of Hun. $3.50 was
commenced IN 1875. A..
IL .ct out In chronological order the history Oh INC
title and showed how Bartlett single man. con-
,eycd tho property 1855 AS the property haa p"ssc
fron hand 10 hand since that Tine one attorney ui1er
o,,o, had for valuable consideration, expressed the
opinion that the title was good
In 1870 however, the plaintiff In tho above ac.oi
asserted and maintained the claim that she was tne
widow OF tho said Bartlett and after long hueiuoi
uccedc in recovering for her dover right, from the
holders NJ the zee more than "a 200 arredrages,
and a yearly sum OF si00 during her natural IRE ~
does not sppear abstracts and opinions OF coun
ayaled aught the defendants In the st or 70 1heir
,edeccssors I'm the title when called upon TO pay the
.,.o. az the litigation and the heavy money judgments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-27
prouosals.
DPOPOsALs FOR THE COLLECTION, , RE- (

ID PROPOSALS FOR THE COLLECTION, NJ
MoyAL AND disposal OF GA ds8ms.soosrs, D.
q Washington November 90 IS91-SEALED Ilsoft 10 10
Ats viii lie received this Office until ~ O'Clock ~ % ali
canher lat 1891 for the collection ana removM w "a
safage refuse animal and vegetable m'er ana
fd rom dwelling houses markets, hotels ana wr 10
IN The cities OF Washington and Georgetown ana ner M
mediate and density populated suburbs 70 n "a an
dead sansis from the District OF Columbia and for vdnS
OF al etc. and dead animals
The limits OF The District Of Columbia or the desr.ea
10 Inc ration OF same, by or both neehous
% me nerIod OF 1--WE Isl years July lst 1892 sub;
lect to appropriations by Congress. separate BIDS WI
S on the several items contained In the specimen
lions Blank OF proposals and spesncstlons 70 20,
gsther with all necessary information can Dc op.n az ~
District Columbia application er 9r ana ah Gay
,,eserved 10 reject any and all BIDS u w. DOUGLASS,
r W ROSS, w T. ROSSELL Commissioners d. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-27
SARDOU AND SARCEY.
A FRIENDLY LITTER FROM THE PLAYWRIGHT
TO THE CRITIC.

A FRIENDLY LITTER FROM THE PLAYWAOHI
TO THE CRITIC.
Tn. relations between NJ. sarcey, the famous French
critic. and NJ. sardou have not always been OF the
pleasantest nature owing to the critics merciess at
tacks upon the author Sarcey's article in lie Temps
on sardou's Mas Intimes," which was produced re-
Gently in the Vaudeville, an unexpected recogni
zion and pleasure to the dramatist Forgetting the
critics bitter words in the past, Sardou wrote MN
letter which was published in Paris, and has found
It's way to the majority of the newspapers on the
Continent.
any dear sareey," wrote sardou. II have had so
seldom reason 10 be grateful you that 1 should do
wrong In allowing this opportunity to pass BY That
will remind us both of that evening In which you en-
braced me on the stairway Of the Vaudeville
a picture group which would astonsh the present
generation. With all your articles, the memory OF
that evening is most delightful, for, although am
not Indifferent to criticism, have nevertheless DC
como sceptcal regarding II.
Yes II gives me pleasure TO recall that distant time.
Not that l wish it back; did not live very we'll
In those days, YOU will remember. and ike you
better as you to-day, sitting quietly at your fire.
side The dreams of youth, after all, have been
pretty well realized.
"You cut my dramas as rule to pieces, but that
does not prevent their being played throughout the
world rdicule your articles at times, but they are
awaited and read with no less interest that ac-
count Let us have no bitter feelings, therefore, let
us not complain OF the present. Let us rather pity
our successors because In ten years the trade OF the
critics will be difficult one, it will disappear In
the necessity of hasty reporting. 1t will be hard too
on dramatic art when young people perSevere IN
wasting their talents in writing theatrical pieces which
do not deserve the name and in condemning their
predecessors instead 81 attempting TO improve upon
tho good parts which their works contain-despte the
critics
me pleasure. Despite the many years which have
pussed do not think, Marecat says, that have
become so old. ] see OF the Juniors who appear
DO be older than ourselves. That Is oOnsODg. With
. warm pressure Of the hand. sARDOU."
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB.
"A uNE WILL De RECEINED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No. 1,23S Broadway corner Thirty nrsLst ;
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt and Des-
7 a. M for Maueh Chunk and intermedia.e points.
10 a. m. Geneva Lyons Elrlira, Rochester. Buf.
falo and West pottsyie and principal local points
0 a. m. Tor Msueh Chunk end intermsdlate points.
10 40 D. M for Emra and intermediate points chair
car TO Wilkesbarre -, -, ,..-.,,
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nection 10 Reading and Harrisburg,
Al n m for Bound Brook and all intermediate points
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Connectlon 10 I,esdng and Harrisburg.
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folo and the West Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and Sus.
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40 D. m for all points in Mahanoy Haz
w" ' e SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and II o. m. for Mauch Chunk Hazeton, Shenandoah
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pension Bridge -
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Railroads.
pennsylvania.
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The STANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West,
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, fsot 81
Desbr0sses and C0rtlandt Streets,
as fOiiews:-
On and utter November 10th, 1891,


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THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
200 md Mf Fny1: R sf''9s sn s%ss
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Express: 40 20, o0 49, 100 40 90 Pennsylvsna
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$40 400 80 90 80. 90, :o9 g 30 o9 and
m 40 and 90 p. m. Sundays, Express: 10, :3Q,
600 40 100 Limited and 10 100 m, 90. 700, 80
800 30 8 100 and 100 y. and IL 10 night. Ac-
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Time stables OF trains to local points on the Pennsy
Railroad syssem aBPly At the following Ticket
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Jnslrurtlon.
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COOKS TOURS.
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cept Sunday 49,, ,
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= RE LINES.
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Direct route to PassaIc. Paterson Tuxedo, Newburg
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Buffalo, Rochester, Toronto and Chicago.
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CENTRAL Il. II. OF NEW.yERsE'

GEN II hes w 49,
FOOT OF LIBERTY ST, NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of November Is. 1851
4:so a. m. for k4soa A1SSa 1auh p,,,.,1le -
NaaeA GhEaE w9s.Sari saS in al sSsaRSn
cssns s,nYMs .a, ind oS %.H JPE.n
as1aRs fS ss so.cS
port 90 p. m, for Es.son Maush Chunk ResSHs .s ~
on SsuaSss for G,ueh ohuhk TamsquA -
S Reading and G .s5a %,sscA Chunk Residing M
burg go whs r. Scranton Tamsaus PoSs
y: M i 9s' E E.;sss Sc a; sss:E a..an.
burg :..s ss$s. IA s ss.ss $ssssa
/, IS IS me- So 1892 p. M sunday 'a' a.
plss -, sea Ills $500 y q 50 r. r:
sSly go . ta0 f soG g. s % 20 Si's
FOR LAKEWOOD,
Toms River Barnsgat Park and Barneg't' t;sa III
i is.n.c 20 c isprsvii nsi.nd and Brdssa ~
II rs M $ ~ &c. nsssa 20 fs.'''A' 80
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
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For Baltimore and Washington daily at :oo II ~ ~
Dining Car, a. m, / 80. 80 Dining Osr)' o~
Trains leaving at 7 AS o. m 80, 100 6oo, i,
m, u rs night Except Saturday night sunny; hsS
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West 125th-st., 1874 Fast 1851; t., New i0~'
$50 Fulton ST. % Broadway, Broohyn, o., "A ehsk h.
Network Transfer Company VIII can 'Of '"N '
gage from hotel residence.