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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

II the iron chancellor retired, has apo
plexy at ~. ever SO slightly, there Is jus, cause
for the alarm Of his friends. When Bismarck
dies, the greatest statesman Of his times will
have departed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

Two hundred and nifty lawyers want to be
eircGit court judges As there are only nine
places TO be filed i, Is clear that 24l e,ninc mt
aspirants viii droop Ike the sunfiower at sun
set hen the nominations are announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

This 10 the anniversary Of North Points day
Of glory, when Baltimore was saved and the
arms Of the United States were covered with
konors-then not so plentiful AZ since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

The democrats and the third party will moi
unite in the congressiona! bye-election in South
Dakota How big straw il this?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

That republican rumor from Spain and Por-
tnsai viii probably 30 the rounds until 1t gets
its majority and can set up for itself on tho
basis Of accomplished fact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12
WARS Fon The AUTUMN Rec,

cases We tAink this ir!Or nal display and talk with
cur buyers Will prove interesting and Instructive.
WARS Foe The AurrMx-Rrrr.
FRS are to be wcrn qai,e IoaS. from 3s to Sc
inches. We have to show you the choicest domestic
an imported novelties from 50 to 40 EACH in cheviot
ehevron. boucie hsssst cloth, diagonal, in Black ana
all the correct autumn shades
we intend deviatag from an established rule. we
intend 10 Offer the expeasirs imported norslt,es
rery small pre6t NOW. at the commencement Of the
sedson- vcu know the rule is to obtain large profits
early in the and prices half later.
no one requires the goods
Here is an imported Bedford Cord Refer. ss,in
lined throughout, military braid loors. fur stuart
collar and front. only $50 We write only thirty dol
lars because as much as $50 uia be ASKED
some stores.
SAPES are much improved. the addition OF sleeves
being not he least Improvement. Our prices range
from sl9 to s45 each. those si5 being really
ter bargain than the lo~er- reed goods. The roasoa
70 that ~e offer them at sndlIer MARGIN or pToft
and thus make certain or quick sales for goods that
are generally siOe stiiing.
See the si5 English Tan Broadcloth Cape. e,quis-
itely hand embroidered
The handsome Stewart collar and entire front
trimmed With coque feathers.
LEA GowNs.-s55o to sa5 are the ,rice e,-
tremes We have made effort to otter by far the
best So so Gown this city, and should be Success
ful. for we have placed large orders thus obtaining
the lowest possible price from the makers ana are
selling at nonl:nal profit. See the s5 80 Gowns Of
figured cheyiots. Tie material, style and finish
must be seen and the garments he tried on We
can't DO them proper justice in an advertisement.
CHILDREs's GaRurSrs.-riserenr more sifa
cult to tell Of the Suits fo- the little and big children
Easy enough to see that they have tie charm and
originality that is Paris born-Lut hoe 70 trrs or ~
Won't You please bring the children here
You'll feel at home our second floor for away
from the hustle ami noise Of down stairs you may he
quietly seated and deliberately make selections Pc.
lite assistants TO try on the garments, an expert
niodiste to make any alterations you may suggest
We feel assured you will he than satisfied with
the variety We have to show. OF this certain.
that now. as in the past, PALAls ROYAL PRICES
ARE LOWER THAN QUOTED ELSEWHERE AND
FOR THE SANE REASON AS IN THE PAST
THOSE DOING 4 BUSINESS LARGELY CREDIT
CANNOT COMPETE WITH THE STORE WHERE
PR0NPTPAruEyTS ARE MADE WIEN Buy
ING AND DEMANDED WHEN SELLING.
APRoNs.-our late ''opening" display was a source
Of satisfaction not less to buyer and assistants
than 70 our patrons. Erea the manufactures con
graduate us. drummer OF the leading wholesale
house in the country said: you haze the choicest
stock Of chiidren's aprons haze seem" We have
pleasure in announcing the special prices Tor the OPEN
ing display will be continued for Monday and Thurs
day:
Marked prices........50c. T5c. nSc q. 25i e1 6s
ss-see the surprise We have at only 25 cents
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

Building inspectors and not inspection laws
arc what New York needs, the Park Place ver-
dict 20 the contrary Notwithstanding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

hAnohS INC VI hNc
90 the readers of The STAR is the organization
or development from existing institutions OF
universities on tho new model of broad
scholarship and national aspiration. Scholar
ship. says President Jordan OF the new Leland
Stanford, jr. University of California, iuiplIes
freedom That is the keynote of all the dis
cussion in this republic over higher education.
The essential quality OF tile new theory Of the
university Is indivi1ualisru. The teacher must
be free 20 make the most of himself and the
student must be free to acquire what can be
learned. Research is the cornerstone, research
in all directions and upon all subjects that can
throw light on human progress or train the
human mind to serve the ends OF InaE des-
tiny. Investigation Is the life of culture, Of
education and the critical spirit is necessary in
oil investigations worthy the name. The age
is one Of inquiry and progress. and the uni
versity must not be behind. but must be
abreast OF the age or slightly in advance of it.
The modern university. whether in Washing
ton or elsewhere, cuts aloof from the system of
favored studies and false incentives. In brief,
President Jordan sums up the whole argument
in a few lines: The new university can dis
card the worn out part of the educational
methods and machinery Of past ages and of
other lands, and can address itself directly to
the life and work of the people Of great re-
public, and Of the coming twentieth century.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

WE SHALL OrrER Os those Two
opening days. souvenir to every lady, the iBut
ton Monumental Best Quality Kid Glove. every pair
warranted. at 81. Regular price S1.G2.
Or our S-Button Monumental Kid Gloves best
quality at el. - Our regular price S22J
We guarantee that both style. 1T and quality can.
not be e1celIed.
HEADQUARTERS FOR Rid GLOVES.
Over forty different brands. Every style. every
shade. The best quality at retail for wholesale prices
Every pair genuine imported.
Every pair. from 81 upward. warranted and fitted
to the land.
Today We will name few of our brands. including
some of the best Of our own importation.
The Monumental S-bu,ton Suede.
The Monumental s-button Glaze.
The Monumental 4-Iutton Suede
The Fontaine S-button Suede.
The Fontaine 4 button Glace.
The Bertnold S-bu,ton Suede.
The Ber,hold s-bu,son GIace
The Biarrtz in all the newest shades.
The Pekin i-button Glace.
The Fosters 7-hook Glace.
The Fosters Shook Glace.
The Fleuri s-button Suede.
The Chaumont 4-button Suede.
The Tuxedo 4-button 6iace.
The Dogskin Driving Gloves
The PARIS 6-button Glace
The Florence 4-button Glace. Black stitching.
The fanchon S-button Giace
The Misses Mousquetaires. Sbutton.
The Misses Berthold. 4 buttons.
The Misses Foster Hook
The Gents Derby Dogszin.
The Gents French Kid Glove
Also Al line OF the bASt Sftk and Tar clovo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

OPEN UNTIL 9 TONIGHT.
LASsBuReH & Bno.
IMPORTANT NEWS.
SPECIAL AND INTERESTING.
We place on our counters today:
11Odozen Best FRENCH Isle HOSE.
drop stitch. Black boot. plain and fancy
tops. for As cents. worth 75 cents.
FAST BLACK GUARANTEED.
All sizes in stock, s. So, Q, 9H
Remember. the Black Boot is guaranteed
fast color and the combinations are varied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12
FASHION Hrxrs FoR Autumn.

The ection at the fAlAis Royal practical les
son IN The latest Paris and London fashions We In
ve our friends and patrons an informal display
Monday asAinx them not to expect any special s:or,
decorations, &c, hut merely view Of the lately re
eeved imrortAtons. Jus; they taken from tho
cases We think this informal display and talk with
our buyers Will prove interesting and instructive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

w = MIGHT Have DEEM
LITTLE ASLEEP N OUR ADVERTISEMENT.
BUT WIDE AWAKE MAKING PREpARA-
TIoSs ron 4 LINE OF GOODS THAT
We HAVE ALWAYS BEEN
NOTED FOR.
WE HAVE SOME OF THE CHOICEST BARGAINS
MONDAY AND THE ENTIRE WEEK.
7ou know where arc located. At 31Il N street.
West Washington that viii remain branch tor our
West End trade.
AHUNDRED CASES
OF New Fall Effects in cotton halfwool and Atwood
material.
NOTE THE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
2oc. childrens Muslin Drawers. tucked and laco
edge. 4. D and .l2Hc
Sec. children's Corded Corset Waists. all sizes.
Petiect
DOC Children's Derby Ribbed Vest, long sleeves.
p'ari .-....1oc
2oc. childrens Derby Ribbed Full Regular Made
hose, Fast Black u to
lec Ladies' Egyptian Combed Thread Fas. Black
cc.Apron GiDEhams 90 d. fisrent styles OF checks Nc
ioc. Dress oinEhams, all the fall piads ONO
soc German Linon Damask Towel, size 10 by SO. .l5c
elSJ White lU-a Blanke t 75c
q: ~ dorInaR Fink Blanket, full ia ..... q. rs
go Au-wool Id Silver Gray Blanket with Light
Blue Pink and Yellow border. eS
~ Size Plaid Doyes. per dozen. 37Hc
size German Linon Doyles. fancy border and
OUR REMNANT DEPARTMENT
We stall never abandon. no matter where We cater
Tor the trade. We are the original founders Of this
great saving money device and matter how many
initiate We stili claim to he tho piousers.
yards of Chantilly. in short length. the newest
thinx Tor fall dresses 2gc
Canton Flannel, unbeacbed, in q diff .rept quail
ties, .. q, 2 =, uud TO- every yard worth SO
eV' iofe DC
&c. fard-wide Shaker Flannel ...................5c
&c. fard-wide Unbeached Fine Cotton sc
DC. fsrd-wde Bieached Cotton 5hc
l2hc. fard-wide Pride Of the West Bleached Cot
'ou SIC
&c furniture Creton, large fowery design .5hc
DC. satin finished Chsntlly Dress Goods. .5hc
DC. Manchester Dress Goods Nove.ties..........5 kc
loc. choice patterns OF Fall Saline ..,,.,.... Ss.c
oc French Satnes. White and Black effects lOszc
l5c Dark Pattern Flannelettes ...............9 Mc
loc fard-wide Armenia Cloth. SIC
i.,c 4ainch Pillow Case bieached. Sc
2Oc Cnbeached Heavy shcetInx ................l 6c
2oc. Cnbeached Heavy Sheeting ...............lS c
The complete line of goods hat We arc showing has
made An everlasting impr.ssion with CUR West End
patrons.
Our number IL
Bill N st.. West Washington
Car passes the door.
A. KAUFMAN'S.
COMBINATION
Main store will oren Monday, September II. This
will be a great feature for wonder specials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

THr MONUMENTAL
0e7 AND ges ST. NV.
GRAND OPENING.
FIRST IMPORTATION.
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
SEPTEMBER Il AND %.
We SHALL SHOW OUR FIRST INFORMATION
PAkISIAN FA1IERS BOSNETs. HATS AND
MILLINEHY.
NOVELTIES
FOR TIE COMING SEASON
YOUR GAIL RESPECTFUL scIICirEp.
NoCARDs.
TIE MONUMENTAL.
II o37 and 800 1t. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

Tur MONUMENTAL.
The imported Hats aud Bonnets. eon prisins the
bnest collection before exhibited in Warrington
in QUANTITY. QUALITY and STYLE. and made in
Paris by the finest modistes. such a. Madam jesse.
Pouyansee. Luis Folknsr. Tirot and Tulis. Be sides
the imported ones. We shall exhibit ,ome made in our
own working room.
We shall also show
OUR FALL IMPORTATION
CLoAKs. CAPEs. JACKETS. FURs. HOSIERY.
UNDERWEAR. INFANTS WEAR. CORsETs.
GLOVES. NECKwEAR, UMBRELLAS,
uANDKERcH1EFs. FANS. RIB
DoSS. yELyETs. &C., DC.
THE MONUMENTAL.
sel1-2t' s37 and 029 Fst. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

sFAroN PFRRY,
"PERgY BUILDING"
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established 1S40. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

New DOMESTIC DnEss' Goops.
Monday you may what Q representative
stock We have brought together for Fall. The
styles are very choice. and closely resemble
the fine woolstuffs. The assortment of all-wool
and half-wool goods. suitable for Children's
School Dresses. Is unusually attractive. Ready
for inspection. See them.
Knickerbocker Suiting in choice light and
dark ground colors. with stripes in contrasting
shades-just the thing for chiIdren,s school
dresses and ladies' street and market dresses
80 inches wide.
--2ac. q yard
Plaids In all the latest combinations OF color
ings.
81 inches wide.
Die yard
Plain Henrietta Cashmere in all the new Fal
70 shades.
80 inches wide.
-25c. n yard
Checked and Striped Cashmere in Brown
ksd. Garnet. Old Rose. Tans. Grsys and Blue.
81 inches wide
--25c . yard
All-wool suitings in Brown. Blue. Green.
Garnet and Bed.
q inches wide
DC yard
Atwood Tricot in Tan. Ryown, Green
Black. Red, Garnet. Sapphire and Golden
Brown.
u.. 81 inches wide,
rT --2.5c yard
Brocade Mohair In Black Green Terra
Gotta, Plum. Brown and Gray
"a inches wide.
Die. q yard
Danish Cloth In Fall and Winter shades.
30 inches wide
-I2sc. yard
Diagonal Suitins in stripes and plain Gray
and Brown.
81 inches wide.
--25c yard
Plain Suiting In Gray, Brown. Sapphfre
80 inches wide
(Second door, 18th ST. buldng.)
New Attractions DAILY
BLANKETS. QUILTS AND coMFoRTERs.
White Cheese Cloth Comforts.
81, 81. 80 and 81. To-
Colored Scrim Comforts with fine, duffy All.
ing and tuftsd with colore worsted.
ell. 20 and ao-
Batiste Comforts. in delicate shades of Pink.
Blue. Yellow. Milo Green and Olive. tied with
worstcd.
Figured silkoains Comforts. tied with
worsted.
-S2.5-
Heavier Comforts covered With calico and
Saline and filled with White cotton.
al. SIPS. u. 50 to e4.5O.-
FINE MARSEILLES QUILTS.
We are showing some Of the newest thinep 10
be had In this line and the prices are very rss-
10 to e13 Co.,
One lot Of Honsycomb Quilts 1t
-6,&c.-
SPECIAL
We o6eS for Monday q lot OF
CRIB BLANKETS,
Ali wool-Sixe 3oxs0at
--tL25 pair
Our o and 90 BLANKETS are meeting with
ready sales Large size ll.&-ALL WOOL, soft.
pure aud white.
Is and 90 palr.-
feecond noor. ilth u. bniiding.>
WOODWARD b LoraRos. a
reI2 10th. lIth and sts. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

IDoPUISR MUSIC ONLY Sc AND l0c Gaia
II lo-ue copyright lslsic onethird OF also ons
2t-haa Weber PIANO for sac 81 q bargain THO4
SONS MI Sic STORE. 5il 18th 81. aufs-ln
TN Law REPORTER CO.. 500 81
Il PRINTING. LAW BLANKS.
$50 n ". MOORE. Manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

Now READY.
FALL AND WINTER sTyLxa
YoUMANs'
CELEBRATED NEW YORK HATS.
WILCOX Co. BOSTON, CELEBRATED sEI1.
CONFORMING hats
COMPLETE STOCK DERBY HATS. FOB MEN AND
BOYS.
hei.5o. o.. ~. so. %. o. and ss.
DRESS SILK HATS. Is. % and %
FULL LINE SOFT HATS
A. q. el.5o. 81, g.. 60 %, $40. d. - 50. IS
and 90.
LADIES' hiding HATS AND CAPA.
HATS FOR CoAcHMEN.
GENTS WALKING AND DRIVING GLoyk&
CANES, UMBRELLAS and kIDISG cRoPs-
JAMES y. DAVIS SONS.
ss3tr nv. cor. Pennsyivanis ave- and 12xh -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

Soxr STRIVE Fon FAVE.
OTHERS FOR WEALTH.
But THE AMERICAN MECHANIC AND
WAGE GARNER ARE CONTENT TO PASS
THEIR DAYS IN COMFORT. SURROUNDED
BY THE CHARMS OF HAPPY HOME AND
THE ATTRACTIONS OF A CHEERFUL
FIREsrDE.
TO ACQUIRE THESE aRAcEs coNsip-
ERABLE EXPENSE IS MET WIFI. HERE.
HAPPILY. OUR
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
system
INTHKrosEs.
PLACING IN JHElE IMMEDIATE POSSES
MON EVERY CONVENIENCE. ExACrING
IN RETURN But a FEW DOLLARS BY
TIE WEEK OR MONTH. All THE CON-
sClENCE OF EACH ONE May DETERMINE
THE MOST JUST. THEY ALL The WHILE
ENJOYING LIFE EQUALLY WITH THE
MORE FORTUNATE
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
STOVES.
BABY CARKIAaEs.
DBArERiEs.
WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE HERRMANN'S
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
OH. 0lD. Gel AND 9a3 7TH ST.
AND
se12 COG MASS. AVE. NJ W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12
W. ID. CLARK 4 CO.,
Sii Market space.

RuDDrs's NV Fuxsrrunr SYoar
GLIB sTH 81. n. w.,
Between snd U 81
Our fall goods are now arriving. ana our a.
vice to housekeepers IL to make their selections
ssearly as possible. Fashion has dscrsed some
newdesignsi In Carpets and Ike wise in Parior and
bed-Room Furniture. which make them doubly
attractive to discriminating eyes. and they
are bound TO so-aDd 10 Fast, too. Wen no.
attempt to describe thela-ws'd rather show
them
Open until O'Clock and u you'll call ven
guarantee to show you something in the way Of
Carpets and Furniture that will be attractive.
ser,iceable. seasonable and reasonable.
Al in the past. always willing to make
terms to suit customers. and NO one need
therefore deprive himself Of houss csaassrsssa
~. y4sa u WALL VI ready csaa
JOHN RuDDEN.
&c RSiT URE EALER,
6l3 9TH u. n. =. sulo4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

GET TEE BEsr
TIE CONCORD HARNESS.
Lurz . sRo..
Sp7 Tenn. ave- sd,oinsne Nations, HosS-
Trunks and ssschsls OF best male At isv pssssA
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

SPECIAI. OFFERINGS OF DRESS GINGHAMS
~ latest designs. 64e., DC. and 91.c. per yard.
selo-2,. 14,.a7 sin az ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

We also show a rich assortment Of
WILTON AND MOQUETTE RUGS
MONEY-SAyING PRICES
JAPANESE GOAT RUGS. White or Gray
Odorless
2SxG4 inches.
-&3W.-
Fourth door. 1lth st. building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12
THE MONUMENTAL.

IT. 937 and 900 st. n. v.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

SPEcIAL SALE BED COMFORTS, Soc. &C., 7sc.
ssia2s. zah1s. Nh !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12
NEw DOMESTIC Dnrss Goops.

(First floor, I'd annex, near slylight, }
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-21
putchors' Association Jnunt.

The Wheeling Butchers Protective
Association, No. II, is making arrange,
ments to go to Pittsburgh on Monday
next TO attend the convention OF the
National Butchers Association which
convenes in that city and which lasts Il
week. The Wheeling butchers are ar.
ranging for an excursion to Pittsburgh
and for accommodations while there,
They propose to stay week, and near
" every member OF the local association
intends 10 go and stay through the time
the convention lasts.
The different concerns hNve made or.
rangements for supplying the city with
meat during their absence and no meat
famine will take place on account Of
their absence. The Wheeling Butchers
are jolly lot and they will show tho
Pittsburghers and others who attend
the convention some things about hav'
ing good time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-21
TuE rERSrINA1 COMPANY
Holds It's Annual Stockholders dcetir
nnJ Ila.elsrts tile Old DlreCtnrs.

Holds It's Annual Stockholders Meeting
md He-elects tile Old Directors.
The annual stockholders meeting Of
the Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Rail
way Company was held yesterday at the
office of the company in the Rogers
block, this city. The annual reports
of the President and Chief Engineer
were received and approved, and the
meeting then went into an election to
choose members of the Board OF Direc-
tors for the ensuing year. The follow
ing gentlemen were chosen; Il. II.
Cochran, OF Toledo; N. T. Whitaker, w.
+. Peterson and w. A. Wilson, Of
Wheeling; Job Abbott, r. B. Ferris and
r. H. Rochester, OF New York City; w.
B. Thomas, of Boston, and A. II.
Almstead, OF Hartford.
Subsequently the directors met and
organized by re-electing Judge R. d.
Cochran, president; JOB Abbott, vice
president and chief engineer, and N. w.
Eayrs, Of st. Louis, general manager:
The lastnamed position had never been
filled since the resignation of Col. Ball,
Mr.. Gilmore Brown having been, dis
charging the duties OF the position tenn
porarily. Mr.. Eayrs, elected yesterday,
Is an experienced railroad man, and
will doubtless manage the large and
growing business of the Terminal COM
pany to the best advantage. A. L. Rip
ley, OF Boston, was made secretary and
treasurer, and Judge Cochran, Mr.. Alb
bolt, Mr.. Thomas and Mi. Rochester
the executive committee.
A number OF contracts were author
lied and others already made were
approved, and O great deal OF other
routine work was done. The reports
submitted showed the company's affairs
to be in fine shape, and they gave the
stockholders much satisfaction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-21

Elmer Riggs, young man of twenty
years, died Monday OF consumption and
was buried yesterday.
The County Commissioners were in
session yesterday. The business before
them was principally pertaining to
roads.
The time for commencing the June
term of the Circuit Court has been
changed by the Legislature from the
first Monday to the first Tuesday.
Miss Ida Hammond, who Isl eriously
i'll OF consumption, is undergoing
treatment by the Koch remedy, but her
physician thinks it is too late to do her
good.
James Kingsley Grimes, brother Of
the Rev. G. w. Grimes, lectured at the
Simpson N. e. church Monday night,
on "The Different Phases of Man." His
talk was we'll received.
At the meeting Of the city Council
last evening five applications for liquor
licenses were received, and four OF them
were granted, tho bond of the other
man not being filed out right. The
four successful applicants were John
Kull, John Egan, John Henrietta and
Peter Burk. The tax on each license
was fixed Mt $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-21

Henry L. McCammon was yesterday
appointed administrator OF the estate Of
Edward Lang, deceased, and gave bond
in the sum OF $500, with I. S. Riley as
surety. Messrs. NJ. B. Muldoon, james
McCammon, Jacob Yost and Ellsworth
Curtis were appointed to appraise the
property Of the deceased.
George Vennum was appointed guard
ian OF Mary Fette, aged nineteen, or.
phan of Charles Fette, deceased, and
gave bond in the sum OF $500, with Au'
gust ]. Fischer as surety.
John J. Bayha was appointed guard
ian Of Charles, Annie and Elsie BayhaI
orphans of Eliza Bayha, deceased, and
gave bond in the sum Of 81 400, with H.
g. Bayha as surety.
The last will and testament of F. w
Lindemann, deceased, was admitted to
probate and ordered to be recorded.