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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Jan. 2l.-Fiour steady. unchanged. Re
ccIpt, h. 900 bbls shipments. D,2j7 Dbl, sales 1000
bb- Wheat nrm,r, 40. :. red. spot aud th' month,
~ 81 l.e$ ~ OF - February - o-G II o. Ia Nay
- 10: receipts, i1,4sG bush; shipments, 10000
bush stock. 7j4,222 bush; sal.s. 5000 bush south
~ o2. Cora weak mixed spot 40 ia ~ l2c ihe
month, 40 ia 80 37c; February, - "a a. J =, ;
- 7-7c asked; receipts, lob,'iO bu,h, shipments,
I.B7 7ils bush. stock, li1r,b5S bush; SUES. 10000
bush southern corn nominal, white ana yellow, i,d
De. cat, firm: No white Western, Joc, No :
mixed Western. 37o - 2c receipts, 900 bush ship
mixed Western, 31037 l2c; receipts, 1000 bu,a;
stork, IOG,4l3 bush. Rye steady No :, BOD 96c ;
umOtiy Sl3 5Oa$lj %. Grain flclgh, quiet. I'M
changed. Cotton dali; middlng, Soc. Provisions
firm. active and unchanged. luter trm unchanged
fair tic. No. :, - 5eo l3 Bic. sugar steady gran
nated sc; a. Sc; cubes. / use; brown. , ga
30 -c. Copper STEADY, unchanged. Whi'key firm.
~ 25asI ~.
Buffalo Jan. 2i.-sprIng. wheat dull Closing prices
40 / hard 81 o.; SO Northern, - No do, 95hc ;
1900 bush No 3 90 s"a a. ~ WmteE "h[at scar
V71,c bid Corn unsettled offerings and demand light
AZ GtGc D ear NO 3 sold AZ lsi.c; ear No 4
sold l21c. Oats easy; demand light; offerings fair
30 3 white. 35e No mISci s5c asked harley IT. adv
tnncy Western. Ose No =, GOdGG~c STAT, o5U75c ;
S,h-c' ycESo quoted we on ,racE Flour a"c:
and steady bsst spring - lQ@oo 20 DO winter ~ 700
winter Sr," .7 Do Rip bb sG 80 o Ge'Gn 5S
cincinnati jan. 2l.-glour barely stcscy Wheat in
fair demand. firm No. 3D. ?6e ReeeipIs. 900 bush
mixed i3c. oats in fail demand firm No mixed &c.
Rye quiet 30 : sis PORK apIet III 80 Lar loy or
nr lower ,aes os7 bhls finished goods ON ha,, u 10
Euttcr steady Eggs hrm, Gle. Cheese dull hanged
CHICAGO, Jan. 2lrhe leading futures ranged col
o"'' NO . WHEAT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
AMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington. Jan. 21.-The senate. in executive sos
sion to-day confirmed the following nominations:
Navy. \. Guthrie, OF Virginia G. NJ ~e Vain,
d. c.. and Henry LamOtte, of New-lork, 10 be assist
ant surgeons in the Navy.
Army-Lieuenant Colonel J. j. Tpham, Sd Cavalry,
to be colonel. Major r. T. y, iuuont 4th Cavalry
lieutenant colonel: Captain Sanford {. kellogg. 5ih
Cavalry. major: First Lieutenanis Robert Lodon ON
Cavalry. and John Murphy reGimental quarernaStcr,
14th Infantry be captains second Lieutenants H. r.
L. Niche I'd Cavalry l.. NJ KOehe!. 9th Cavalry :;
W. A. Holbrook Isl Cavalry W. NJ Wright, "a In
fantry NJ w. Brewster. 10Th Infantry; VI. j. O,Brien'
18th Infantry c. III. Muir. 17th Infantry; A. T. CUTS
I'd ARTILLERY and W. VI. Pierce. I'd Artillery to be- hr>
euenants: Captain f. b. MO,e!y, assistant surgeon to
be surgeon and major. First Lieutenant j. g. Balance.
regimental adjutant, 22d Infantry. to be captain :
Powell Clayton, IT, Of Arkansas 10 be second neuten
ant OF cavalry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22

CoFFEF-Thcle was less lie 70 ;hc spot trading IN
Rio quotcd at iS'-c Sales 1000 bags No pcr OeberS
lYl,c; 1000 tses No ., per Alianch l2fc' asa IVo
moderate demand Sales 81 bas- Mot9cab9 pr'ate,
terms 300 ncus Interior Iadang e. arrive, 2t2c' ana
800 plculs Timor ariiv". 2c; me consset mathct
was slow somewhat unsettled NJ ne ouJ7.I In1S
wa ri &c OF point options while othtrs tui,u
points lower. Local selling So: ia theraiter ana inc
situation gradually weakened final figures showing net
losses OF ia no points. lIaVrc gained 4G ana ram
burg closed +dt PFC better but tlry had nl nte
London closed January u.s. ID February 1'S 90 M0h
SIS; April 80 MAY, 55s I'd June 55s "a ircrip a.
Klo 900 hags: receipt. Santos i2COO laFN holcay
today at Rio Rcccip:- at Rio July T. JAnua'{ ~.
1852. . 49, 900 hays same time ls9l l1u2'OUO Dag,
20 January 90 1899. 2.3030 600 bags SAM time 81
Ia 900 bagr: SANE time 1890, l,4OSOOO bls- lota'
sales here to-day 10. $50 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS

CASES ARGUED IN HE tOthI VI hiI'E'<Ai~o
Albany Jan. 21.-In the Court Of Appeals to-day
The following cases were argued;
The people ETC.. respondents agt. the Buffalo Stone
md Cement Company, appellant.
William T. Ervng, respondent agt the Mayor etc.
of New ork City, appellants.
Daniel a. Higgins. respondent agt the Mayor etc.
Fl New lOrk, appellants. .,,, ,
Thc People etc, respondents, agt. william Trimbe.
appellant. ,, .,,on. ~. tho ,,.,.o, o,o -,
New-YOrk City, eSpondents IT, ~
The People etc. respondents, 0gt. Henry f. Kane
and William Ford, appellants ~
The people etc. respondents, agt william +. smell,
appellant. 49,. ..,o.. ,,o,nucs nm. 80.
s,ondents agt Samuel Treat Lamb and others, de-
frcndants and respondents, agt. Mary Forsyth and
Others defendants and appellants.
In the Second Division the following cases were
argued:
Timothy slattery MARY slattery, administrator ap
n,liant' act the New York, Lake Erie and Western
railroad Company, respondent. Appeal dismissed
with costs on appellants motion.
Wilson +. lift respondent agt the CITY OF BuIalo
appellant. submitted. ,, -.
Del,s.ta H. Woodruff and another, appellants agt
sophrona VI. Paddock. respondent -
Edward f. Kelly, appellant, agt. james u Brower
cphcn Coursey and another, appellants ast. John
Morton and others, respondents ~,
Joscph Levi and another. respondents, agt Eo"afu
6 Ncwhal and another, appellants. ~ ,.,.
Milo A. Daniels respondent, agt. Joseph W. smltii
Samuel G. Brown, appellant, agt. Emil Ney and an
other respondents. submitted
The following are the day calendars for tomorrow
First Dvison-Nos. 81, %. rs, %, 80, 3s', 30 and
second Dvlsion-Nos. 2e3 500, Coz. 6o3, COS, 6o'
and GIL.
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miscellaneous.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY OF
CANADA.
FERRYBOATS FOR SALE.

Tenders are invited FOR the purchase OF one or ooth Of
,he Railway Fcrryboats Huron ana lh'e'ha0ona
,..a1,a r,,...r, now living a. Pt. Edward ontario.
f,rn,rv used fr Transferring between It Edward
ont and Fort Grltot. Mich.
The particulars Of the boats are a. follows
Huron-Icngth Of hull .35 IT, length over GIL Z3' IT,
,f.b A. IT, width over all 81 IT,, depth u n. She has
~ q, hgh pressure engines cylinders 30x30, and boil.
rr. u locomotive type -
"Internatonal"-Lengt Of hull 30 IT, length over all
oos IT. width 40 IT. width all - IT,. depth Is IT,
she has pair OF high pressure engines cylinders 'o III
by 30 in and boilers Of locomotive type
Tho heats have three tracks carrying capacity OF
- car. each Sealed tenders marked Tenders FOR Ferry
hot VIII De received by the undersigned up to 18th Feb
ruary, 1892. -
The Company not bind themselves TO accept the io"
L. J. SFARGEANT,
Montreal, January 1ith, 1892 General Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

An application made by james A. DenhSoh Oh oe,
half OF Charles f. Roach, grandson OF te i"e 'o"'
Roach the shipbudcr before Chief Judge DAY. III the
Court OF Common Pleas yesterday, for AN order ao"h
him 70 come in at final accounting Of The assehees o
the estate George W. Quntrd and George H. "eo' M
Dennson declared that his clients rights coud not &c
noperly protected unless he allowed to come IN al e
accouutng The motion opposed by Alnon "ood"Ih'
who declared that this was only hshhs excursion vi "o
-. =, Tho cr.ndson Decision reserved the mo-
ton.
An application made before Justice Patterson III
the Supreme Court Chambers. YESTERDAY Tor the coha
on of the report commission which recently declared
insane old John Strobe who owns several apartment
houses in Yves: FortyeIgh;hst justice Patterson was
Also asked appoint committee OF Strobs person anu
estate The medical exIsrts who examined Strobe have
put in @ bill amounting in all u $500.
Justice Patterson. in the supreme Court Chambers yes
tedsy appointed Theodore T. Miller, Evcrtt Hcrrick ana
Theodore f. Roach commissioners 70 take evidence and de-
clare whether Albert L. Coles who disappeared from
his home Tinton-ave., week ago, is habtui
drunksd. The proceedings taken by Mrs. Minetta
l.. Coles, the wife Of Albert l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
corRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Court-Genera Term.-lecess continued
supreme Court-Chambers-B Patterson J--Motoh
calendar called at IL o'clock 80 ,.,o r,u.x =
Suprrn.e CoIrt-Spro.al Term-fart BEFORE IIu~N -
Ma, sO3 3Os Ss 923 800. 1927, 1913, 0Il, 81, 50
IA. 80, 46i, AIS, 1897, so7, s21, 0s2' $40 $40
Supreme uIt-specia 1ermPart lI-No caiendsrii ~,
,ircut Court--Part III-Before Ingrsnsro J-Snoft
causes Nos s5o lsl7s 2cs2 27oS 1857 S0sa go %
iS5s S34s. 2747. $40, l72, ll7o, 2oc4 1905 soos'
CrcSt Conr,-Part I-Before Barrett. Gases to be
sent rom Part III. 80 -, c.... .. ha
Circuit Court-Psrt ll-Before Beach, S'-Ossss !" We
ecnt from Part Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
LIVE STOCK MAEKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan. 2l.-"Ihr Evening JOIrnl' rpor,s:
Cat-i,~ceipts I7CcO head price, down u loW.""tcr
MAJ, on good useful t'ef srr qualify ed :
mover .oq lower. and NAY b. qu'' -ac T. Juc lo"'
An, At that; COW stock l'c o. -'e
lower god .t,crs. ~ "jdtt 90 ihc hr-t - tv0f'-
pit 1000 head heavy ond IacKrs D. lower
il,.t higher rOugn. 4iat %; mixed - -
81. heavy ~ 3pdet - light - @OGti -. largely
al JOa Shcrp- ept>, 1000 head steady on both
she y aud lnls. . a.,
~ Louis. Jan 2l.-tdtuoReccip,' 1900 head ship:
mrnts mead uafkc. quiet iar % good I'Nan Gud
Iudan - 9oas3 90. hog. X clips Goo head
simmer 1000 mead market steady iair To- choi'"
h.Ny i5a4i 81 mN,d ordinary good - 70oSt -
light for prnr. - 9uGri -. sheep Receipt 800
head pm,nt, market ston.; top for GOOD ni-
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Gorsco, Carriages, Cte.

- ,rcrtov THIS DAY.
"A At 10 o'clock, at -
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE BulLDlN",
Sd ave-. Dot. u0i Ana ottl sJ'', N'"'i'Ih.
PETER c. KELLOGG & CO.. Auctioneers
(Olcc, 1O7 John-st.)
viii clo~r the
TROTrING STUD
a
Messrs WILSON & HANDY,
Cynthanl, Ky.
Oycr ~ head comprising Erood Mares, young Stock
and an horses owned by the firm excepting The FAMOUS
stallion sultan sire " much Of the young stock IN inc
s,i md ny which ~ the brood mares ar In toal
1 r,at prices that have been paid in Newnork IN pst
N,r. u t. sales ot MIR l.. J It>e OF california t"ho
hr sultan stock ~ that horse Will max" MN an
oti.st of Interest Fa>torn owners ana Tor uaC
ra-on Mcs.r, Wilson Handy have az our request con-
-,u t.d Ia bring hin. from Kentucky and place
SULTAN, 2:24, on EXHIBITION
prior 10 and during the sale. -, .A Gina.
The BROOD Mare, OF this consignment are hy such Sres
a, George Wilkes Robert McGrcgor. Rcd Wilkes fh1iias
Aryonr BouIiOl Wilkes, Alchkar, Alloht biuc puli
Victor Bi-nar.k. lndlanapois &C. The Cots fi l,
aud Drl.ng stock by sultan. Simmons. 'rotVc sun
mon, and ockinghsm The horses will be subject 10 In
-p,ctlon from Tuesday. January 10, until sold
For catalogues address 1000 , ..,...
lO7 JOhn--t.. New-lOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22

~" relo,se d,iIyerles since January l. 1882 New
YORK 1s5 s,7 lag, Baltimore 1872 BAG; N"w Orleans
10 $50 baCs: Galveston. o. bag total 1881 bags
COrION-On the SPOT ruled quiet Ouf st'ady; prices
"a ouut,d last. sale " bale> FOR CONSUMPTION - ~
ccpt, at IN, ports TO-DAY, go bale, ag'lst ID 70
as This day is, week. and 10. 800 bales this uue last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
New.York, Thursday, Jsnuary 81.

NtW'fOfk, Thursday JsnnofY IT
The following sales held at the Exchange and
Auction Room today
Plot OF land RNedse and Palsade aves and Be,tnys
Lane: : Walach and Hirsch. S5.525.
G-story building with lot, No l02 Cedar-st. %
It Church-st, lot % 1OX563x25x Irregular ChaG1
Wolf. So. go.
i 3story dwelling. with lo: No 469 West End-ave, " O.
SOC u n Of s7th-st. lot 20.2Xl0o; Baker, $4,000
l lot, Edgecombeayc. 1910 IT OF 14lstst BOZ
100: G Readhead, 80 $50.
Gore plot OF Crescent-aye, corner Jackson
ave. 1l6sNl0OX63.j; + Selge, $500.
IT, f. Schellhass has sold for f. c. Churchill. No. lea
JefersOnay Brooklyn istory brOwnstone fathouse
for $3.50 Mr. Churchill takes in part payment tr
acres ~ land adjoining the O. D. Mum property
Llewellyn PARK, Orange y. j.
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LIVERPOOL telecrams. 4j p. m.-H'crl r.. fiVW p'''
81 which American. 1000 bales Sale IOVoo oii.r va
which speculation and export 10" D' ittn '
"a opo hal, Sppt kct-t,oud demand. Mlhmf. w,
land. I'D Futures opened - ddy at 2Oid 10 J-otH
Manchester observation-disclosures tendency C'ot'7
bull but steady. a.
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Citr l)ropsrtp Go let.

r, EsIRARLE HOUSES furnished and gnfurapls19e' ~
| 49, NJ the civ WINANT 4 GOADpI,
500 Madison ave. cor o@le-
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

OF which, $50 are for export.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-12
Political Notes.

The Republicans Of the Union District
will hold a meeting tonight in Central
Hall The business before the body will
be the arrangements for turning oVt in the
parade on Mckinley Day.
The Fairmont Democratic Club has or
dered five dozen campaign suits from u.
A Beuter. The Republican Escort Club
Of this city has also ordered handsome
silk banner through MIR. Beuter.
Capt Doveuer was in town yesterday
He is just in for few hours rest. His
voice is as hoarse as an Ohio river steam
boat mates after weeks heavy swearing
az his crew. The Captain reports splendid
meetings. He leaves for Lawrenceburg,
Lewis county, to-day, and will make five
speeches in that county before be leaves 1t.
On an Ohio River up train yesterday a
straw vote for President was taken. It re-
suited as follows: Cleveland 81; Harrison
l6. One Farmers Alliance man voted for
for Cleveland and one Republican would
not vote, but said he could not vote for
Harrison with Reid on the ticket. This
was very hattering straw vote for the
Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-12
Ohio Central Lines.

If you are intending to go anywhere 1t
may par you to consult the following list
OF specially authorized low rates offered by
the Ohio Central Lines, T. & o. G. Ry.,
X. & NJ. Ry., T. G. & q. Ry., at rate Of one
and one-third fares Tor the round trip top,
Chicago, Ill.-Account of Dedicatory
Ceremonies Worlds Columbian EXPOSE
ton. Tickets on sale October 10Th to 22d,
inclusive, with return limit October oath.
Springfield, O.-Account Of Grand
Lodge, +. & A. M, Ohio. Tickets on saln
from points in Ohio only, October 18th and
18th, with return limit October 2lst.
Harvest Observation-Disclosures Excur-
sions have been arranged for October 25th
to points in the Southern and Southwest
ern States, at rate of one regular lowest
first class fare for the round trip. Rel IN
limit 20 days from date Of sale.
Hunters Tickets, Season of 1929
Tickets TO be sold until November 1st TO
points in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan,
Wisconsin and Minnesota with final re-
turn limit December 1st, 1892.
Tickets on sale November 1st to 18th in
elusive to points In Lower Michigan with
return limit December lst, 1892. Tickets
will be on sale with final return limit 80
days from date OF sale, to points in Mis-
souri, until March 1st, 1898. ty points in
Mississippi until April S0th, 1893, and to
points in Arkansas until May 1st, 1898.
For further inflammation call on nearest
Agent Ohio Central Lines, ar address
MoULToN HOUK, c.. p A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-12
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Pittsburg, good hitting by the home
team in the ninth tied the score, which will
be Ilayed of tomorrow. Attendance $500.
Pittsburg 4, Cleveland 4. Errors, Cleve-
land 4; hits, 9 and g.: pitchers, Terry and
Clarkson; umpire, Gaffney.
At Cincinnati. Chicago took the game by
one run Poor fielding by the Reds more
than Offset their good batting. Cincinnati
4, Chicago 5. Earned runs, 2 and l; errors,
) and L; hits, IL and @; umpire, McQuaid;
pitchers, Chamberlain and Luby.
AT New York, the New York team had
an easy time of IL defeating Baltimore.
Attendance 4e5. New York ., Baltimore
4; earned, New York /; errors, 2 and 3;
hits, 8 and 3. Pitchers, Rusie and Schmit.
Umpire, Crane.
At Philadelphia. Philadelphia defeated
Washington by better batting Attend
auce 39S. Washington 4, Philadelphia Z;
earned, and 5; Lifts, s and IL; errors,
eace. Pitchers, Killen and weighing.
Umpire, Lynch.
The championship season was brought
to an end in Brooklyn by the Brooklyn and
Boston teams playing two games, each
winning one First game-Brooklyn 8,
Boston 4 earned runs, 3 each; errors.
each; hits, and z; pitchers, Stein and
Nichols. Second game-Brooklyn 9, Bos-
ton 2: earned runs, 8 and q: errors, each;
hits. u and 5; pitchers, Kennedy and Stiv-
etts; umpire, Emslie.
at St. Louis, Louisville was defeated In
q closely contested game. Attendance, eIs.
St. Louis z, Louisville O.; earned RUS, St.
Louis 8; errors, 8 and 2; hits, IL and o;
pitchers, Breitenstein and Stratton; uIn-
pire SNYDER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-12
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
Individuals.

Daily Chr onIcle OF the Movement OF
Individuals.
Colonel c. S. Spates, of Clarksburg, is
X. of 2. delegate.
J. A. Talbot, ex-Sherif Of Barbour
county, is in the city.
Mr.. Kenny, of the South Side, has re-
turned from Toronto, o.
Senator Dorsey, of Moundsville, was
among the many sight-seers in town, yes
terday.
Cant. Sommers, headed the Clarksburg
delegation of Knights Of Pythias, yester-
day, In the parade.
Rev. c. M. Afford, pastor Of the Third
Presbyterian Church, has returned from a
visit TO Youngstown.
Col. C. D. Smith, of the Fairmont Inder,
is in the city as a representative Of the
Uniform hanks of X. OF P.
Alex. Laird, formerly master mechanic
Of the B. 81 D. r. r. shops in this city,
now at Parkersburg, is at the Windsor
Hotel.
William Hayedom and Andrew Mona.
han. of East Liverpool, have returned to
CITY after visit with their parents on the
South Side.
Hon. H. r. Howard, of Mt. Pleasant,
was among the visitors In the city, yester-
dav. MIR II. is on his way TO Moundsville,
TO attend a meeting of the Penitentiary
Board.
NM. Marshall, Esq, Of the Calhoun
Chronicle, from Grantsville, is in the city
as a representative Of the knights OF
Pvthias Mr.. Marshall is also knight OF
the quill and good one, too.
Miss Mabel Mason, Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
who has been enjoying delightful solourn
in the city as the guest OF DR.. ana Mrs
Fugeue A. Hildreth, departed for the East
Yesterday afternoon highly pleased with
her visit.
Al Bandy, formerly Assistast General
Ticket and Passenger Agent OF the OHIO
River Railroad at Parkersburg, now at
Mouongah, is at the Windaor. He con-
templates opening up an Cfhce In this city
for the sale of the product OF the Monongan
coal mines.
STANrM-J. A. Williams, Of Weston; VIII
A Strickler, Of Ellenboro; Il. l.. Rudenan,
Of Ravenswood; John A. Hutchinson, OF
Parl<ersburg; Mrs. Mary +. Steele, OF
Mor0antown: J. w. Talbot, OF Phihppi;
w r.. MiIigan, Of Parkersourgi VIM:
Goodwin. of Kingwood; l. ). Stewart OF
Ritchie Z. II.
RputER.-Ray Randolph and Mr.. Leon
ord Of Salem; J. II. Carnes and wife, OF
o. po,Slesbnrr: f. d. Holland, Of Morgan
tovn. ri II. Hopkins, of Elizsboth; 5. II.
1;Sdle of Parkers0urg; K. Nj. Marshall,
- ICrsntsyille: A. W. Bell, OF Glenvllle;
q Love. of Grafton; Henry and Robert
r Anderson, Of Tyler county; +. Hazlett
and wife, of Sistersville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-12
A Card.

MCMECHEN, w. VA, Oct, II, 1892.
To the Equitable Endowment ASSOciG.
ton, Branch OGice 80 TtOelIth
Street, Wheeling, w. Va, Bennett FL.
Gilbert, Superintendent:
Having received benefit to-day from
the above named Company, on the
death of my child, Beatrice Daley, L
take this method Of expressing my
thanks to them for their prompt pay
ment and courtesy, and think this Com
pany is highly deserving of the patron
age OF the pnblic.
SARAH DALEY,
McMechen, w. va.
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Total ............ e4,sVV "
The Committee on Health recommended
that permission be refused John Wenzel TO
keep slaughter house in the Eighth ward.
1t was concurred in.
letter was read from Frank Cruise,
Chairman. and p. B. Dobbins, Secretary,
of the Committee on Finance or the Colum-
bian Celebration, asking for an appropria-
ton of 500. 1t was appropriated, Messrs'
Craig and Freeze voting no.
The report of the Main Street Commits
sion was read. 1t showed the total cost OF
the bridge to be Sl2g, 1852, of which $780,
945. II went to Paige. Carey & Co., on orig
inal contract and ST., 990.0S on extras; SILL
4SS. SO to Hallock Bros, and SlI37O.45. is
still in the hands of the city, due Paige,
Carey 81 Co. The report was filed.
Wood Bros. asked leave to erect q tempo
rary bridge over Caldwell's run, at point
between Eoff and McCulloch streets. Ii
was referred to the B. p. W., with power
to act.
MIR. Bailey offered resolution instruct
ing the CITY Sergeant to enforce the ordi-
nance in relation to public balls, requiring
ali balls to be licensed, and 1t was adopted.
Mr.. Kenney offered resolution reiev-
ing Fred Hertzel, who was hurt In a dltcn
on Market street, while in the employ OF
the city, from payment Of water tax dur
ing the time he occupied certain property
in the Third ward. 1t went to the water
Board with request to turn on the water
The City Clerk reported total balances
of 1924, 966. %. The report was filed. Ine
City Collector reported total collections Oh
1891 taxes, of Sl09, 376SS, and Of 1892 taxes
Of 81, 220.46.
In the First Branch the resolution order
g.. eo1a of 10 Main ctroat tannOrnrV
bridge, adopted by the Second Branch at
the last meeting, was concurred in.
An ordinance was presented in the First
Branch from the Wheeling Railway, ask
ing permission to construct switch from
the p, w. g. Ky. railroad between alley 20
and Forty-second streets. II went to Rail
roads.
The Wheeling Railway Company pre-
sented an ordinance, accompanied by a
number Of favorable petitions, in the First
Branch, giving the Company the right TO
construct track on North Main street,
parallel with the existing track OF the Cit
iaens' Company. The matter was the &C.
casion of quite lively discussion, Capt.
Otto and Messrs. Wilson and Emsheimer
being opposed to the grant. After talk
ing it over for quite time
the papers were referred to the Commit
tees on Railroads and Streets, Alleys and
Grades, with instructions, in the form OF
resolution offered by Mr.. Wilson. that an
examination be made of Market street,
with view to ascertaining the feasibility
of running line up that street and max
Ing loop at or near Jonathan's Ravine..
In the First Branch, on motion of Mr..
Emsheimer, the Stone Bridge Commission
papers were referred TO the City Solicitor
for examination regarding the city's inter.
ests in the suits pending against Paige,
Carey & Co.