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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
THE STATE or TRADE

Baltimore, July o1.--Flour steady, unchanged; re
cepts 5,424 bbls shipments, 24,35l bbls sales $50
bills Wheat strong spot "a LA "a 3-sc the month.
"a / "a 81 3-7c October "a 3-4c southern wheat
i0- .635 bush ai shipments 4s053 bush stock 854eoa
bush, sales 100000 bush. Corn hrmer spot, % l2c
s s n' corn white strong. ia yellow steady
ia 75c: spot No white, 75c; receipts, 4,e52 bush
o cn easy So White western 47c No mixed
Western, As l-2c receipts, 200 bush shipments
receipts none; shipments, none; stock BOSS bush
Hay steady; good 10 choice timothy Sl4a Sl5 %
Grain freghts quiet. unchanged. Cotton nominal
mddlng. : lsc. Prov1siOns-Mess pork. old. ~
new SD bulk meats, loose shoulders, SC long clear
&c clear RIB sides H. sugar bam:
II Lee small. l2c large. Lard-Rehned, &C BnItel
do imitation, 15o l6c lnde fancy lac good 70 choice
Ia 13c; store packed 1oa &c Eggs dull weak l4c
Coffee irm Rio cargoes fair, ID lac No ~ Il o-oc 70
l. 3-4c. Sugar-NO change.
boston, July 2l-Flour dull and unchanged. Corn
steady steamer yellow 73c Oats steady NO. :
Butter steady. Cheese steady. Eggs quiet Receipts
Flour. 5000 bbls. 900 sacks corn, $4,000 bush
oats, 1000 bush shorts, 133 tons
Buffalo, July a1.-wheat-No. / hard. frner. $500
30. l Northern sold at II O3asl OF Ii, closing at
q OF Il No. N2Tthern o. l4c no ! N IT ssT:
sales carloads No. red az O3c ; carloads 90, at
% lie. carloads do. at 92c; carloads No :
81 10 asked. Corn strong and higher: early sales,
1900 bush: No. yellow, al 66 &c clos
store. GO 1-2c asked. Oats-No offerings Of
spot. Rive. nOmlnally at 0oc. in store for No
T. I FqT 9 5 far asmanS eed
bran 5i5 %; coarse spring bran, ga -. Canal
fraights dull wheat, l2c, corn lac oats. J-4c
Recepts~Fiour. SO 900 bbls wheat 291 600 bush,
corn. 100000 bush; oats, $4,000 Canal shipments
Wheat 800 BUSH 600 e9 hbs ! TSs3 oa a 600 basS
corn. 1877 900 bush.
Chicago July 2l.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22

Albany. July 21.-The semlannual report Of the
hamilton Trust Company Of Brooklyn for the six
months ending June 80. which has been fled here. Is
as follows = Recommendations and mortgages, ses0'
o5o. stock investments tmarEet valuei. s37o'72o ;
amount loaned colaterals. e3oo'4oo cash on hand
"a ~ dno.st s4Oi orc ~; other sets. s10,OO1 90
80, a. 4-6I47 "a Liabllltes-Clpi;al stock paid
IN $500 900. surplus fund, 100000; undivided
.oets 30 A1a 81 deposits in trust, Se5ls5 So gen
era deposits payable on demand. 5000 7o2 % other
,.ahu,ties Al 1858: total, s1.47sl47 50 Total
a,ont 81 interest and profits received last SIX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
THE BATTLE OF MANASSAS CELEBRATED.

Charleston. s c.. July o1.-The thirtieth anniversary
Of the first battle Of Manassas was celebrated here TO-
day by a military demonstration and the unvelng Of
a monument 10 the soldiers Of the Washington Light
Infantry who died during the War Of Secession. Tho
shaft Is erected in Washington Square and IS INTENDED
to replace one erected in 1870 for the purpose
at the cemetery. but which has dec ed The grafton
was delivered by United States District Judge C. II.
simOntOn. who commanded the Washington Light In
fantry during the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
TIE PBTROLECN MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Transactions in options at the Consolidated Ex-
change yesterday light the safes amounting only
to 1000 barrels Pipe Line certificates The market
opened the closing price Of Monday, 81 35 cents,
the only change during the day being fall of Is cent
10 e. IA cents.
Refined oil In barrels was unchanged at 7.O5 cents,
in bulk $50 cents and in go cents crude OIL
AT 20 cents In barrels. in bulk 80 cents
Foreign quotations Antwerp. Is IL francs ,
Bremen. SO marks. London, . j-l6d "a pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
MUST WEAR wRlpg OYER THEIR BATHING SUITS.

Asbury Park. y j.. July 81 (speciaD.-A policeman
stood al Liligore's pavilion in Ocean Grove TINS morn
ing and refused 10 allow any one who had nothlus
over his bathing suit TO approach the water No'
only women in perfectly proper bathing SUITS put
little boys and girls sent back 70 their homes 10Y
coats or wraps. The minority Of the bathers knowhs
that they had neither time money nor patience 10 nght
tbc association went back al for their cloaks'
nrotestinc against the action. During tn day men
pasted signs the pavilion, forbddng bathing IN
nude state o. in improper indecent bathing apparel
under penalty Of 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
posroN WOOL MARKET.

Boston. July 2l-The demand for wool has teen qua
Sold at 29d3ec Xxx 81 age 40. !, 81 $780, Miehgaa
combng woods Ar, hrm At a2,c for Michigan 23a5oc
for Ohio with fine deains at 3fd3J, for Ohio; 3SG3fo
FOR Michigan un wash combng woods IN demand at
25d26c one-quarter blood 27dec for tbree-eyt Ms
blood Territory woods slling principally at 6oc for
hne Sc for nne medium; j5dJ1c for medium IeSas;
California and Oregon woods quiet ard steady; pulled
are in request choce supers ~e.lng az 4Od
45c fair 10 good suDers 30d3sc extras 22G5Oc Forg1
woods firm Australian selling well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
or. MARKETS.

OIL City Penn. July 21.-Natonal Transit Cer1neatet
onened AZ e7Lc: highest 673.c lowest, 81 he closed
a. he sales 20 COO bbls cearanc IS 600 bbls ship
ments. 1Oi cas- bbls runs, OF ,2l0 bOls.
P,ttsburg Penn. July 2i.-Petroeum, nothing doing.
National Transit Certificates. opened at 67c closed a;
67i,c; highest 67I.c lowest G7ifc.
Bradford Penn. July 21N1tonal Transit Certificates
opened az g. he closed 81 Ac highest 672c lowest,
eTlsc. Clearanccs $4,000 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22

months. s1o.2es "A: amount Of deposits on which in
terest is allowed 1921 e4s 81; rate of interest
same IL 20 4 per cent: amount OF bonds and
mortgages purchased. sos9,95o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
THE MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending July Il. 1891.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for the week-Beans ,005 pkgs peas, 1900
bush oLxports-Beans, 81 pays peas 6l3 obis In
ports, 80 bags Not trade 20 take the mod
crate Of domestic Marrow. and prices being
shaded little the effort 10 attract buyers exporters
buy choice stock az e. and only Obbng sales Of fancy
Quality are at 50 as Medium bold about steady and Pea
are scarce and fairly firm Red Kidney slow, and former
prices barely ssained California Lima easy Best
grades Of foreign beans held about steady but the
ment continues light Green peas weaker and dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

are very large supply from Jersey and
nearby points aud prices show large 1ceune the market
closing in pretty bad shape. Cucum6ers have also de.
points, and elephants are closing much lower Corn
easier. Cabbages in moderate supply ana STEADY,
Onions show weaker but are stu bringing very
good prices Potatoes coming chiefly IRON nearby
points Prices declined steadily to the close CT last week
but far Their has been some recovery under
oferngs Rel sweets North Carolina meet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
rr-popFAx FINANCIAL MARKETS

London. July 81. p. m.-COnsols. 05 j-l6c Tor
money and O5 3Sc for the account New York Peunsyl
vania and Ohio first mortgage bonds 20 34c Canadian
Pacific - 1-4c Mexican Ordinary. "a sc II. Paul
Common. O. 3-4c Pennsylvania. 81 j-5c. Paris ad-
ices quote per cent reres 05 Ianx. 30 confines
for the account and exchange London az oj francs
"a Il confines for checks. spanish A., - IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts OF milk and cream the
different railroad distributing points in and near the city
for the week have been follows Erie, 1903 Of
milk % Of condensed milk and 300 OF cream
Susquehanna, LOS OF milk and IL OF cream
Isekawanna, 1850 cans Of mix and 10 cans Of cream
Newly rk Central and Harlem, So cans Of milk 200 cs
and Northern, 800 Of milk New-Hayen and HarS-
ford, 1.220 cans of milk Ontario ana Western,
2.235 cans Of milk and 2l5 Of cream; Vest
Shore. 200 cans Of milk and So OF cream; New
ey Central, 365 OF milk and Is Of
and by miscellaneous short routes 525 cans Of milk md
% OF The total daily supply has been 1901
Of milk 233 OF condensed milk and 749 OF
crem The prices paid for the surplus went up 10 81 %
OF 40 quarts for few DAYS last week under the de-
and caused by the bot weather but sank again 10 its
normal average OF 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
BCTTEh

Receipts for the week "a 100 pkgs Exports for week
1921 pxgs Business has been on comparatively small
scale again this week market whole has been
a little more IN buyersi favor Stock forward
freely, aud sellers have inclined push matter.
little being opposed adding materially to the
heavy stocks already in store The local joo6na demand
Is now nearly at the lowest point, speculation doe not
amount 70 much, and the only encouraging feature
az present is the export demand. Shippers have taken
quite quantity OF creamery 1jadl6ac some imitation
creamery at II 1i2c and factory az Il al3c es des he
1900 pkRs that about 4OO pigs are
booked for tomorrow's steamer and will 90 on the
saturday boats II this demand continues 10 VIII AFFORD
substantial relief, Quotations grades cannot De
changed, but there Is sunler proportion OF sales
at the outside rates large obbers buy at inside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
PURITAN, PILGRIM.
PLYMOUTH and PROVIDENCE.

LEAVE NETWORK from Pier IS y. h. foot Of Muir
ray-sJ, follows:
$3.50 p. VI. Week DAYS a9d Sundays FOR Fall River
direc; connecting with Pullman Vesuou!ed Express train
Park Square Station, Boston, 80 a. and Win
express New Bedford. there connecting direct
with boat for Marthas Vineyard and Nantucket The
80 boat frOm New-York Sundays touches az Newport
Mondays at 3 a. nj
6;1J p. VI. Week DAYS only, for Newport and Fall
River, due Newport 49, Fall River 100 a. connect
ing with PulIaSl yesupGlea yrln, Gte .S On
Cape Cod points the White Mountains, &c.
Connecting Annex boat leaves Br00klyn week days ard
Sundays AZ 100 p. m, Jersey City 90 p. N.
Splendid band and orchestra attached 10 each steamer
IN commission. -
Tickets s:aterooms. &C., be obtained in New. York
at 10 POI AS GA $751; and 1928 Broadway, 37 sixth
ave- 264 West 12Jhst, 34 East 125thst 81 Columbus
ave- 143 BOwerY AstOr House, and windsor Hotel ~ tie
line Office. Pior % y. r. and on steamers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22

Receipts for week. 1906 bbs and 81 zoe cases Follow
ing our last weekly report had very bad market M
70 the close week under the influence OF increased
arrivals very dull trade and hot weather Prices gradually
settled l6c for average prime western az WIZ ~e
steadiar SATURDAY.. good dea OF
uruluS stock having been for ed into cold storage This
week opened with little hrmsr the better grades
. fo- objective qu1lites stu have extremely dun
and irregular market At the close averac prime Western
fnrludinr MANY brands which usually lire enough 70
atsv tho bs trade freely offered &c and Z0Od
which show serious defects pressed for sale az lower
nrices hut there are fastdious buyers who wait
exceptional quality and are willing N pay 442c premium
~ secure the few small lots Of such ar?ly1n9
Michigan and Penn sylvana. new-iaid, per toI--l -.
Nev-York STATE. nev-aid. pr doZen-------l7 all p
Western ard North western, Dew-llid lb-2 .-
Western. fair quality 10 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
ALBANY BOATS.

Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave old
Pier Al ~ r. foot Ean1;';t st P -. DAiLA Ssuhday'
MA BOAT, . p IN. Direct connections 70 Saratoga
Lake George Adirondacks. Thousand ISLANDS, Sharon
Springs Cooperstown, Rchneld Springs and Niagara
Fails. SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER CONNECTS with
SPECIAL SUNDAY MORNING TRAIN for SAAAIOGA
nd LAKE GEORGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22

Receipts OF live fowls have run 80 lght tnat dl i
lje Chickens ruling sisaay T AN SGp AM
turkeys wanned a. Iidiec. DUCKS aud geese uhg1;sel
me supply n dressed poultry has been Very ent
nri~rs hays fued h-h for kinds, and the demand
has been go much reduced ht even the moo efae Slr
now annie al wants. fowls nav sl',h
Do ded .renrth and firm at ne highfst
for prime lot-but sprng chickens nave Nens sor1g
durks have bsen dun and 10 buyers favor Iury. In
Old and sell Wei Squd's t"''- '--f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Bid.Asked
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco July 81.

A TRAIN AMONG TRAINS
The superb Chicago Limited OF the New-YorE zen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
CHEESE

Receipts for the week, y $50 boxer Exports, 647s4
boxes llerc has been rather strong market all the
The export ccm1nd developed goo1 deal OK force
toward the close and the arrivals
quickly placed al advancing prices Yesterday and
business checked somswha1 by the higher r-es
asked but there rather market and
receivers holding hrm. Coord cheese had cal
md fancy parcels sold S0sd5a,c most o. the ngle
racbories md or two combinations went at the nde
hcur. but sac obtained for several combinations. and
toward DE difficult buy the best JJira fac
White advanced TO Sl2c yesterday and
to-day that Llt-.dge lots
of Northern dead white that cost high held for more
Of the We-tern New Ork cheese SHOWED
a little yeowish tlge. and some fancy parcels Of these
had D. shaded down ga dSsc. Good full cream stock
had call Sc. and under rr1ces were also firm.
Night have improved a. yet in sympathy with
m lMt eynerted int tley VIII sell lreer ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
STONINGTON LINE,
y RGHR5EE FALL RIVER LINE

For BOSTON, NEWPORT, PROVIDENCE, MAI.
THAS VINEYARD, SANTUChET, CAPE COD, and al
THE FOUR LEADING STEAMBOATS, OF THg
WORLD In commission together.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
HOPS.

Receipts FOR week. si3 bales Exports o2g bale In-
rorf. 10 bales Holders been compelled % name
fI Lower prires AID at the quoted have found
but ut,le outlet for the stock. No class ~ 1de mas be'
nrli1rd 10 cnerata except smat handJO-nouth wa,
and the marAet continues settt under JUS own weren't
ron report. IN this stae and the Coast are connct-
inc hut tbo n-osncts hive Dot improved late. All TIE
adj leo nom tht crop in Europe encouraging ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
,-uAIyE STEAMSHIP CO.

The only direct llns LOtAgs CIV, mss, and Iort-
land Maine Connecting Portland wh az RAILROADS an!
steamshfD lines for HarbOr Old Orchari, Poland
springs White Mountains Roeklaaa Bangor ES'tpert Ad
srs al every Monday wednesday md SATURDAY At
frou pier IS East River foot of Market Strees n z.
Eor further information apply 70 HOIAIIO HALL AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

From Pier 40 East River 700, Of P.Ae;st.,. -.
For Yarmouth \ s Passport, Ne. aud 81; John,
y r. with oil connections FOR Interior ponts Elegant
Messenger accumulation sup nor table NO rehand.
Ing OF freight. N l. NE"SOIhD u'H 'A-4'' % DiVN1-
uuv y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
WHAT 10 >.

5 5egsfs@oeF ... g. S SS Sss SSS3s
Cash quotations were follows Flour nomnaiy un
changed No . spring wheat sac No sirln2 NhttV
ssc: 30 red SIC; No corn, SOC No oots, S9e
20 we a. ec No , barley. sales No ! haNseed 81
prime timothy y 22e:l q mess :p PORK per oo 3d.
81 -Oa &c * dry salted shoulders boxed 90 70ds5 %
short clear sides boxed s. 1Ods5 20 whskey ds:lsrs
finished goods per gal 81 lG No white oats, 35a5Scc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
BO.ToV AND BAR H.RBOR.

steamship OLIvETTE peIforns serVlce oetween aboys
noints leaving Lewis Wharf, Boston, every IL EsDAY,
fHU KSDAY and sATURD at q p. M, arriving Ban
HarbOr early morning.
For further inforn.a;oa apply 20 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
Hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL.

DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Leaves Desl rosses.st Per $l5 Saturdays 40 D. m
For CRANST0Ns' wEsT PoINT, .C3RNwALL. NEW
BURG NEW HAMBURG MILTON, POCGHhEEPSlL.
HYDE PARK and ROADOCI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
rrt-rTe AvD RTRRIFS-DRIED

Receipts for week zoo phgs exports $40 PIGS There
naming STOCKS light, ald prlce, are held firmly
ClOps ,t-aLy quiet Little or nothing dong IN cores
and skins Cherries weak WIKI BULK OF stock Offering 90
zoe few fancy lots held at lc kaspberles anu back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
NORWICHLINE

For Boston. al points Norm ana tA't D4sV Lo4se q
Nev.I london Match Ill., Block Island. Norwich and Mof-
coster steamers Pier 40 old number, Orth River
next per above Desbrossesst Ferry daily, Sundays eA
cepted at =. N. Tc6ets ana 'tate'0oa. secured Al
5 =, POI 3el 3d. 35s 3t -, ana - ysttt
Express Pier 40 North River, and Steamers. West
colts Express viii call Tor and cneck baegage from hotels
aUG reeidences a. w. BRADY, Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-21
PUEBLO SALE
OF
Real Property

VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST VIZ ~,
ID by George q. HanuEn and wife 70 i..'.'i
O'Brien. dated on the 2sih day Of Ms!; ~ 80
recorded In the Office ~ The clerk ~ ~
Court. in Deed Of Trust Book % Page "' 30,
Of an order 81 the circuit Court o. ON, 80.
West virginia. made on the On da} OF
her A. ID 1891. substituting the uad.f"fl .- =
Trustee In tie said deed % tru'i Do I.i'' "
the said Thomas O'Bhen, will on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 9th Iog1'
beginnlngAt 10 o'clock a. M, sell A. pg4.o ...
ton. Al the front door 81 tie Couft 49,.
Ohio county. the following describ. 70, ~.
erty. that IS % cay. Lots uumDH'el W. g..
aud twenty-five. Ia Square numbe Il --,,r.
and lots numbered twrnty-seyen aus 80.
eight: and also lot twenty .ninei IN otssl.-l-,
bered four, In Gilchrltrs a1dll9n 100
three 10 the city Of Wheeling 10 ohi' ''--'
West Virginia. - r...ttsr
TERMS or sALE-Ons.third Of ths ~, ..,,
money. and 50 much more - We ~. 80.
nav elect. cash on the day q sale AZ. 81. ~
idue In two equal installmsnu. PAJ.. Az
spectiyeIy in one and two years ftnm ~
OF sale with interest from thAt eay, $500.
chaser giving his nots for The deirff.4 ~ n.
ments. secured BY = deed ~ iilss
property. hbHhi ~ T,rstss
Nogof LL-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-21

will be opened for traffic in about a
month.
Chairman Clarkson says that Steve
Elkins always has been for Harrison
and that Elkins did not consult Mr..
Blaine before accepting the Secretary
ship of war.
Grip is playing havoc at Marietta,
Parkersburg and Cincinnati. There are
600 cases of it at Marietta, and large
number of people have died from the
grip In Cincinnati.
The American Federation OF Labor
adjourned at Birmingham, Ala, Satur-
day, to meet next year at Phiadel phia.
A proposed agreement with the knights
Of Labor was issued.
A special from Columbus, O., to the
SUNDAY REGISTER says that Clinton c.
Goldman, Of Ravenna, president of the
First National Bank of that place, and
candidate for Lieutenant Governor. has
left the country on account Of forgeries
committed against his father. Young
Goldman is an habitual gambler and
his father, after honoring drafts for
thousands of dollars drawn by his son,
has at last concluded to let the law take
its course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-21
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

DY VIRTU : OF A DECREE or THE CIR.
ID cult Court OF Ohio county. rendered Boz a
chs nccrN cause In said court pending. wherein
:. b. prettymsn Is the plaintiff, ant Fannie n
Wells and others are the defendants, che un.
dersigned will. as CommissioBtrAppOlu t0h.t
as Trustee In the stead OF william II. Pfetyuau
now deceased who WAS Trustee named lu
deed OF trust executed 10y Matilda j. Wells and
her husband for the use OF said $ B.. Pretty.
man, dated the 18th day OF September. IS6 anI
recorded Ia the office OF the Clerk Of The County
Court OF Ohio county. In deed OF trust book SO
29 page 425 offer FOR sale 10 highest bidder A.
puu.c auction. before the Court House door. Boz
the clty OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF DECEN
Der. 1921.
AT 10 o'clock A. NJ, OF said day, the !oilowlugWr
liable real estate situated In the city " Wheel.
ing. Ohio county, West Virginia, to-Ntt. The
western portion OF the eastern part oi io. u4u.
bered Isl on thu south side OF sixteenth ,.fert
I'm said city, being the western portion ~ ODE
property conveyed 10 Lille Is Noble. VIE ei
platofr 4. Noble, BY John Mcneil and oihsfs p.
deed OF partition dated July Z, 1873. ami ia
scrib.d a, follows, viz: BEGINNING 20 Ls
northwest corner % said property, ana 'iieue.
ING with the line OF Sixteenth street eastward
IL IL feet 81 inches: thence south 81 feet iIt
inches: thence east lgif Inches; thence sot'i
20 the alley In the rear OF said iot. thence WIZ
the line OF said alley, westwaruly TO i.ri lurl.
thence north wArdly 10 pla OF beginning A.u
and connected herewith. another lAfce' N
ground (Which was conveyed % Matilda
Wells by James McAdsms aud vile. Apn
lSs5l. and thus bounded aud described VIZ
seyen inches on OF the east side OF the Netifl
feet OF lot numbered Is on the south i'tr %
sixternth street between Eon aud jacob .ei'
in said city. fronting Inches 100 The south -
OF said street and adjoining The nfst 10 cf.h'l
piece OF portion Of lot, and extending tn 'i.A
Width with the said Wells line souihehy 3. U'
> ley In rear including the partition Val DO"
on said lot. -,...,.
Terms OF said sale will be: One-third OF h'
,,rchaser,oney. or 20 much more thereof asts
purchssef may elect, In cash aud ihe i's'4'.
in two equal annual payments, bearing ln,'i,
from the day OF sale; the legal tiue 10 b. r.
tAined 10 secure the deferred payments
Guy T. C. ALLEN
Comms'i9ue'
W. II. HALLER, Auctioneer 1870
The said Commissioner has given bona ,,
ths penN sum Of t2.0O0, condition As fe4 -ii'i
by said decree. ,ov ~ .,rcurrt
CLERK OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio Co1lV,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-21
SUNDAY COMBINATIONS.
Interesting Telegraphic News Copdense,
From Sundays Register"

Interesting Telegraphic News Condensed
From Sundays Register"
The House has adjourned until Janu-
airy 5th.
Representative Mills health is greatly
improved.
Further preparations are being made
by tse Grand Army toward the compile
ton of General Grants statue.
A thief stole tray of diamonds val
ued at $4,000 Of William Wilson, a
Pittsburg jeweler, Saturday night. He
is at large.
The Lottery Issue Democratic State
Convention met at Baton Rouge, La,
Saturday. Candidates for State ofic $
were nominated.
Charles r. Uncles, colored man, was
raised to the priesthood Saturday, in
Baltimore, being the first colored Catho-
lie priest in the United States.
The w. Va. C. and Pittsburg railroad
Construction train reached Belington
Friday evening. The new extension