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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-31
OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT.

UUR SHUE DEPARTMENT.
Ifyou would like to know
what inducements we are of
fering in this Department just
run your eye over the follow
ing figures:
Lot 1.
Mems French Calf hand
sewed Shoes in lace, congress
and button, all styles of toes.
Regular price. ..$5 SO
Sale price. .......... 8 SO
"These are all French Sta
pie Goods"
Lot 2.
Ladies and misses button
ed Shoes in Dongola and
French Kid. Something new,
neat and hobby.
Regular price. ..$2 90
! ''The Big Sale" price. IS
Lot 3.
Mems Philadelphia calf but.
toned Shoes, warranted hand
sewed, neat fashionable round
toe. All sizes.
Regular price ..$4 90
Sale price. .......... 2 80
Lot a.
Ladies' Kid Oxford ties,
with or without ties. We have
these goods in both Black and
Tan colored leather. ALI sizes.
Regular price. 81 90
Our sale price. 49,. SO
Lot 8.
Mems Kasco Calf Shoes in
lace and congress, French and
London toes. A fashionable
and durable shoe, which we
have been selling at. So 90
Our regular SALE price
is. :. .......... l IL
Lot 6.
Infants buttoned shoes,
sizes | to 6. This shoes is
sold elsewhere for ......4 Acc.
Our sale price. .22c.
Lot 2.
Consists Of cases ofLadies'
Tan Oxfords, patent leather
trimming, neat opera toe. A
shoe, which you cannot pur-
chase anywhere for less
IMAM 49,. ....Sl ou
We will sell them for. 80
Lot 8.
Boys and Youths Kasce
calf lace shoes; we have these
goods in all sizes, and ara
bound to sell every pair.
Regulur price. 81 %
Sale price. .......... SO
Lot 9.
Ladies' Dongola kid but
toned shoes in common sense
and opera toes. This is a
shoe which it is impossible to
obtain for less than 81 rs
Our "Big Sale" price,. l %
Space will not permit of a more lengthy price
list. It Is sufficient 20 say that every shoe In
our house viii be offered at a marvelousIy low
figure. this is YOUR CHANCE" 10 buy
| cheap shoes.
"DO NOT LET 1T PASS"
II you do not need shoes at present IL win pay
you big profit TO purchase at our Big Sale,
/ and lay them by until you require them.
Blxby's best blacKing tins for bc.
Remember tho Big Sale opens on MONDAY
| JUNE Isl.
al TMAYER'S
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-31
GI(ANTIC BARGAIN AND SACRIFICING SALE OF TIL

Ladies Underwear
DEPARTMENT.
LOT /.
8 Styles Of NigghtgoWnS Shirts, Drawers
CheniSS, Dressing Saeques, Corset
Covers, Infants Long and
Short Dresses, &c.,
Cat $3.50.
LOT 2.
NightgOWns, Skirts, Chenises, Drawers,
Dressing Sacques' all landSOnely trimmed,
$50, Cat from 81 90
LOT 8.
NightgoWnS, Skirts Chenise2 Drawers,
Corset Covers, Infants Long and Short
Dresses and Skirts, nicely trimmed, 45c,
Cut from 75c
LOT 4.
Drawers, Chenisss, Aprons, Children'S
Dresses and Corset Covers, 25c, Cut
from 5OG
Is dozen Children's Drawers,
hem and bunch tuCkS, 1Oc., re-
duced from 25c.
SO dozen Children'S Drawers.
bunch tuCkS, edged ruffle OF
Embroidery TIC, reduced from
35c.
Ladies' Lawn Aprons, hem
and fine tuckS, 15c., cut from
25c.
One lot Of Children'S Null
Caps, four styles. &c., cut from
75c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-31
A Great Great Bargain!

Do not fail to ask to be
shown the following goods:
Ladies' Ready-made White
Dresses, So, cut from $40.
Ladies' Ready-made Bingham
Dresses, So, cut from $40.
Ladies' Ready-made White
Wrappers, 81 so, cut from SD.
Ladies' Ready made Calico
Wrappers, 73c., cut from 81 25.
Ladies' Ready-made Calico
Wrappers, 55c., cut from ST 90.
Children's Ready-made White
Dresses at cost Of material.
Ladies' Seersucker Skirts, SOC,
cut from 75c.
5Odozen Ladies Shirt Waists,
&c., cut from 75c.
Child's Jersey Blouse, 29c.,
cut from SOC.
Child's Outing Blouse,
Soc, cut from 81 90.
Child's Satina Blouse, 75c.,
cut from 81 90.
Child's Flannel Blouse,
81 90, cut from 81 so.
CORSETS, CORSETS, CORSETS
/ lot of French Woven Cor
sets, Soc, cut from 75c.
/ lot w. b., DR.. Gilbert's
Newport and French Woven
Corsets, 55c., were 81 90 and
81 80.
ATTN AVER
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-09

WASHINGTON, June s.-The President
had a conference to-day with Secretary
Foster and Comptroller Lacey in regard
to the case of the keystone National
Bank, OF Philadelphia, as a result OF
which he dictated a letter to Mayor
Stuart, acknowledging the receipt Of the
resolutions OF the Common Council call
ing for governmental investigation Of
the bank, and saying that he will facili-
tate thorough examination OF the
a fairs Of the bank to the full extent Of
his powers, and will see that any officer
OF the government foundguilty of wrong
doing In that connection is held to a
strict account for his action.
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SALE OF BONDS.
SALE
CITY OF WHEELING.
Four-and-a-HalfPer CentBolt
oF 1890.

Notice Is hereby given that the unds;iSJitSii
commissioners appointed by m oTqinGasV n 10
City OF Wheeling, entitled An Orlih99nW SItT 4
vide for the issue aud bale Of Bonds q lheT VA
Wheeling, to be known as lDG MMH ri ~.
Bridge Bonds, and for the rcdcmPll'u, IA a.i an
Tnent thereof" ratified by the T3'cis TTt'sFsDII
on the 18th day OF April 1891, Will OH Ss,sS
JULY iii 1871, between the hour o. ~. b
IN. and O'Clock p. M, ut the Hank o. Wv Nm
Valley. in the city OF Wheeling, W. WI g. HI
bids m writing for, and sell the rnhIJpIIgy. ,I-
the Bonds OF said city nuihorlken ny IbTndr4
nance, TO the amount oil sllrEp, Wy Wy ;bsrs u
thereof are 500 bonds; sxiy'thiee ~ ,onds y
$500 bonds, and thirty Of them st t'iorp j5yit
1924, al tie Bank q the Ohio Valley WIZ i sSJs
est at the rate Of ~ per cent amy il
BILE annually on the first day o. Ju! ,bfys!g
on the frat dAy Of July In ench ye", :, ~ ~
until and Including the year w: w: a, gJW6ssllns
Bank OF the Ohio Valley IN the ciy y i,yrs AZ y
for which Interest coupons III p!pl''
These !. bonds arc issued TO Pay, tot ~ .2s YIN
struction OF permanent new oHnse WSetllIi
street, In tho city of Wheeling V,e' Ike h.gs
creek, and WIFI b. sold only l0F ra,h " IISs I'D
est bidder approved By the l1asfI, ~. thaa -
none Of said bonds will be s9ll i9 ~ ~
and accrued interest from yuIS l. ~ are llI9l
The bonds hereby advertised ioI ~ ssI MIaJ
10 redemption, al their par value on TX .sd ofi
time after July IvJ0. " p,,f. r1r The e0gp
thereto attached viii BIG subject 10
der the authority o. said city ,,, o,ii-,,ts ~
by said ordinance The sad cily G ,Ss SSai Z.
TO pay each year after 1880, until t h.ft, 40
thorized under snid ordinance aI' IND, 900
one.twcnty.flfth Of Outstanding
under bAid ordinance. r p JEPs0S.
1 4 TItGiBBlSs
jE HudHa
iei 96 IN IL IA ~ q, 30lyikI
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81 and3; pitchers, EspeF and Mullane !
umpire, Lynch.
BesToS, June S.-Home run drives by
Wilmot to-day, each time with runner
ahead Of him, won the game for Chicago
to-day. Score;
ChiSsso-.........,...........o 9 29o q s
Bostoil.,..... ...........O o o. 8
Errors, Chicago Q, Hits, 8 and o.
Earned, 5 and 2. Home runs, Milmot
Q; Dahlen and Stovey. Pitchers, Hutch
ihson and Clarkson. Umpire, Powers
Nrw YoRK, June s.-The Giants won
their ninth victory by defeating the
Pittsburgh team in an interesting con-
test to-day. Score:
E F;:.S Tssb-. .:::..:....:..5 SSl5
Errors, and4. Hits, and5. Earned,
New York;. Pitchers, WEIGH and Bald
win. Umpire, Hurst.
BRooKIYN, N. Y, June s.-The Brook
lyns pulled out of a very small hole to-
day. Score:
G BsssfPgsE;.::S 3 9 3 9 9 So
Errors, 5 each. Hits, z and 8. Earn;
ed, Brooklyn /. Pitchers, Gruber and
Loyett. Umpire, McQuaid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-09
MONDAYS BASE BALL.
League and Association Games Played
Yesterday.

League and Association Games Played
Yesterday.
CoEMBus, o., June s.-A passed ball
by oConnor lost the game for Colum:
bus to-day. Score:
G 92SislIs. .S 5S SSS59Sf
Hits, Teach. Errors, and /. Pitch
ers, Gastright and Weighing. Earned,
/ each. Umpire, Kerins.
CINCINNATI, o., Jun4 s.-The Cincin-
natl Association club lost to-day's game
on errors. Score:
@ahinst ci..'.,.......,io . 0 i 90
Hits, and 4. Errors, and 2.
Earned runs, Cincinnati l. Pitchers,
Mains and Carsey. Umpire, Matthews.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June S.-St-Louis-Bos-
ton game postponed on account Of wet
LOUISVILLE, KY, June s.-To-days
game was holly contested throughout.
Score:
Louisville I 1.I ..,..-..........i 90 Ok?
Hits, II and s.; errors, and l; pitch
ers, Mcmahon and Bell; earned, none;
umpire, Jones.
cixclNSArI, O., June s.-Cincinnati
outpiayed Philadelphia Mt every point
this afternoon and won easily. Score:
philadelphia. ,...........o o 90 o+9
Cincinnati. ................l 0 o rs
Errors, and Q; hits, and 8; earned,
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HEARTH coafsIITTEE dATTERs.

, 1850 : 2
An oid-Tims Meeting Of the Council Com.
mittpe Last Night-0id Bills Ordered
Paid.
There was well-attended meeting Of
the Council Committee on Health last
evening, the first for long time now,
and business was pushed through with
something like the old-time vigor. DR..
Campbell feelingly referred to the death
OF City Health officer shearer, and on
motion it was resolved by the commit
tee to recommend to Council that DR..
Campbell be appointed Health Officer
pro tenn, until such time as that body
shall permanently fill the vacant po-
sition.
Tho old bills which have accumulated
to quite large amount, were then TAX
en- up and oil but one were passed with
little discussion. The one was passed
by, 1t being q bill from Cox 4 Morrison
for taking down and replacing the
smoke stacks at the crematory, and su-
perintendent Dunn reported tothe COM
mittee that tho work was not done as It
should have been. The clerk was mott
fed to inform the firm that 1t would be
held responsible for any damage that
might ariss from the faulty manner of
erecting the stacks. McssrI. Irwin and
Hadlich were appointed sub commi-
tee to buy a hand fire extinguisher for
use ut the crematory.
A committee was appointed to draw
up appropriate resolutions, to be re-
ported to Council at its meeting this
evening, relative TO the death OF DR..
Shearer. The COMMITTEES was made TO
include Chairman Campbell and !secre-
tary Hanke, and the other members
named are Messrs. Farrell, Caddle, Had
lich and Pollock.
The bill of Cox & Morrison laid by
amounted to S152 is. Bills for sanitary
inspection were ordered paid to the
amount Of 1915, and Dr. Campbell ex-
planned that this paid for all necessary
work but serving some notices to clean
up in the extreme south end OF town.
The whole work, he explained. would
not reach over 500, as against about
$1,000 last year. The other bills ap-
proved made the aggregate S76S o..
These were for printing, vaccine virus
bought during the late smallpox scare,
the expenses OF keeping the alleg ID
smallpox patient at the Peninsular
cemetery, and miscellaneous expenses
OF the crenatorI and the Health Office
from way back, VIA
II was announced that the usual crop
OF garbage complaints had begun to
come in, but no remedy was suggested.
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Good for Little Chile.

WASHINGTON, D. c. June s.-The
Latin-American department of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition has re-
ceived cablegram from Lieutenant
Harlow, special commissioner, in which
he announces that the government OF
Chile has accepted the invitation to par
ticipate in the exposition at Chicago
and that commissioners will DO appoint
ed Mt once. Chile will erect her own
building at Chicago and has asked that
one acre space be reserved for her. The
government will send a military band
and will make an appropriation OF
100000 to pay the preliminary ex.
nenses.
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PROPOSALS,
PRo(3lP az I ];

EOROPOSALSFORt UELAND WASH
4 ING. Recruiting Rendezvous, No. llSl
Main street, Wheeling, W. Va, Nay II, 1891
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, subject 10 the
usual conditions, will be received at the Re-
cruitlng Rendezvous, at Wheeling, W. W. until
T. o'clock noon, on the 18th day 81 Juno, 1891 Of
which time and pihce they will be opened In tho
presence Of bidders, for furnishing supplies and
rendering services Hs indicated for the Recruiting
Service, Tinted States Army. whenever required,
within the city limits, during the fiscal year end
Ing June 80, 1852, viz: Furnishing and deliver
ing fuel and washing articles Of Government
equlpAge. Preference Will be given 10 articles Of
domestic production, or manufacture, condl.
tons Of quality and price INCLUDING in the price
Of foreign productions and manufactures the
duties thereon being equal. The government
Blanks and full information a 10 Bidding. SIC,
Will be tnrniAhed on application. Envelopes
containing propotah Ghouid DO marked: dt'rO-
g9sa.lss ieE Fuel, ETC. and addressed to CAPT.
y eDy1f121e.i1tieafi0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-09

The committee on police department
met in the office Of Chief Delbrugge last
night and went over the bills due for
that department with him. The total
amount OF the bills presented was $685.
So, and all were ordered paid.
An ordinance amending the old ordi-
nance regarding the arrest and punish
ment of Migrants and persons OF bad re-
pute, was recommended to Council for
adoption.
The committee on city prison also au-
dited bills last night, the total amount
beingSl04.55.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-09
New York Races.

NEW York, June s.-There were fully
1000 persons present at the races to-
day. First race Six furlongs, chesa-
peake won. Time 1913. Second race
One mile and furlong, Morrow won.
Time 1851. Third receive furlongs,
Airplant won. Time 1:0l4. Fourth
race-One mile, Pessara won. Time
:43I. Fifth receive furlongs, Pro
hibition won. Time 1:094. Sixth
race-0ne mile-Lepanto won. Time
] :43A.
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Must Pay or Move.

Special Dt.pateh to he Inteligeneer.
oC0LuAmus, O.. June s.-Last winter
the Legislature passed law quitting
the title of several hundred acres of
land at Dresden Junction, Muskingum
county, formerly owned by Stephen
Hosmer. The Attorney General to-day
decided thatlthe law is constitutional,
and the occupants Of the property must
either purchase or lease it. The land
consists Of about 4S0 acres, and is val
ued at $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-09
THE sHERpRooKE FIRE,
Two Hundred and FIFTY Families Lose
Their Homes.

Their Homes.
snERBRooKE, QuE., June S.-The
Black lake fire was extinguished last
night. The total OF the losses has not
yet been estimated and the agents OF
the insurance companies have not yet
reached the village. Very little insur-
ance had been taken out, however, on
the property destroyed. It is thought
that at least forty houses have been
burned and these contained $50 families,
some OF the houses being very large
one or two OF them each sheltering
twenty-four families. These unfortd-
nate people camped out in the fields
last night pending other arrangements.
Most OF them saved some OF their house
hold effacts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-09
THE F1RE pEpARTs1ENr.
Bnls Ordered Paid and Interesting Reports
Presented Last Night.


The Committe, on Fire Department
at its meeting las; night approved bills
aggrcaating $25S Il, It was ordered
that the clerk advertise in the news
papers for proposals for the work Of
tearing down the ruins Of the Vigilant
engine house, and Charles Hamilton
was engaged to prepare plans for the
new building. Council will be asked
by the committee to authorize the
appointment of three freeholders to fix
the proper price to be paid for strip
OF land six feet wide to open an alley
through from Sixth street to alley 8.
The owners of the land agree to give
six feet, if tho city will pay for the othe.
six feet needed the price fixed by three
competent and disinterested judges.
The committee reported the results OF
its recent tour of inspection, and the re-
pairs named as necessary were all or
dered to be made. The Committee on
Horses reported that it had found in
nearly every house horses that were un.
fit for use. Some OF them are crippled,
and have been really disabledfot good
while. No action wns taken on this
matter.
The vigilant engine will move into
its temporary quarters to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-09
GIVE CREDIT
WHERE CREDIT IS DUE.
Friends and Ncighbors wonder at
it, but It Can be Accounted for by
Entirely Natural Causes.

You may search medical journals,
YOU may search the records OF recov-
cries published in the public press, but
the most untiring search will not reveal
case that is more remarkable than
that OF Mr.. John W. House, respected
and well known gentleman, who is ut
present stopping with his daughter,
Mrs. Guy, South Front street, fourth
house from gate OF Fair Ground, Wheel
ing Island.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-09
Dunalo Races.

BUFFALO, June 8.-First race, three
quarters ola mile, Martha won. Tme'
i:l5;. Second race, soveneighths OF q
mile, Pliny won. Time, 1881. Third
race, fiye-eighths OF q mile, Eclipse won.
Time, 1:00a Fourth race, one mile,
Longford won. Time, 1922. Fifth
race, one and half miles, Troy won.
Time, lao.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-09

HALIFAX, n. S., June S.-The death Of
Hon! SAMUEL Creelman, aged IS, is an.
nourced. He was one of the precon-
federation politicians in Nova Scotia,
and was tie first gold commissioner Of
the provinces, and when the conserva-
tiyes were in power between 1878 and
1882 was government leader in the legis-
lative council.
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All Sorts of Runors.

OTTAWA, Or, June SAN sorts Of
rumors are flying around to-day as to
whom the Governor General would call
upon to form new government. Two
ministers said that no one had yet been
summoned by the Governor, and that it
was not probable that anyone would be
summoned until after the funeral Of
Sir John Macdonald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-09

ROcHEsrER, n, Y, June Sat the re-
quest Of the attorney for the defense
the sentencing of Hughes, Master Work
man OF Assembly 2sl, Knights OF Labor,
convicted here Saturday OF extortion,
was postponed until tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-09

ST.. LOUIS, June s.-Tho track was
heavy to-day. First race-Mile and 100
yards, Wild Cher ry won, time 2:o14.
Second race One mile, Rorka won,
time 1867. Third race-Four furlongs,
Van Cluso won, time 1854. Fourth race
Mile and end quarter, Virgo dor won,
time 2:27l. Fifth race-0ne and eighth
mile, Goodale won, time 2:0S3. Sixth
race-0ne mile and 100. yards, Royal
Garter won, time 2:0S.
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Base bail Notes.

The House & Hermann Juniors would
like to hear from the steinfeld Bros
for game Of ball Sunday week, at
p. m. II the challenge is accepted the
answer may be given through the INTEL
LIaENCER.
The Junior Red Cross Oil base ball
club challenges the B. 4 o. Star club for
a match game
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-09
Two More Assignments.

RoNDour, n. Y, June S.-Two more
firms assigned here to-day. They were
involved BY the failure Of George Mer.
rift & Co. on Saturday, and the firms Of
Merritt & Ferret, grocers and commits
sion merchants. Liabilities not known
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The U,ual Kentucity Iynchlnr.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June Sat Wick
life this morning Evan E. Shelby was
taken from the jail and hung by mob.
Shelby was charged with the murder Of
Mrs. sallie Moore in 1882.
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pnrt or q Town parned.

AnnorsroRD, WIS, June SAN that
part OF the town lying southwest of the
Wisconsin Central track was destroyed
by fire yesterday. causing aloss Of about
$4,000.
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Philadelphia, Pa, June s.-The
grand jury this afternoon returned
true bill OF indictment against John
Bardsley, ex.City Treasurer, charged
with appropriating funds belonging to
the city to his own use.
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FoR RENr.
FoR Sale

ToR SALE-VINEYARD STAKES
IL HENRY sPHAB. Moundsville. WA NM
STOCKs, BONDS AND REAL Il
- TATE FOR SALE.
20 shares franklin Insurance stock.
bonds, Wheeling Steel Works, 81, 900 eAch
10 shares Commercial Bank.
ob shares Jefferson Insurance stock.
r 20 shares Hobbs Glass stock.
Is shares Street Railway Co.
90 shares Wheeling Pottery stock.
South Chapllne street building lot.
THOMAS orDRIEN
Stock Broker, No. l1471S Main Street. Telep6ou,