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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-11
Public Sale
REAL PROPERTY!

BY virtue OF deed Of trust made by Geotfs
@. bannan and vito 20 George w. Eckbaft ",
dated on the 18th day OF December, A. ID. ~
and recorded in the once Of the CLERK OF tts
Couaty Court in Deed OF Trust Book u pag.
81. aud OF an order OF the Circuit Court a
Ohio county, West Virginia, made on the 20
day Of December. A. ID. 1891, substituting rs
undersigned as trustee 10 the said deed OF ifB',
in place Of the said George W. EckhArt, IT,
will, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9th. 1892.
beginning a. 10 O'Clock a. NJ, sell At pgbiictsg
ton, 1T the front door Of the Court House q
Ohio county, the following described resl pf2ar,
elty. that Is 70 say: parcel CT land In me ~
bounded and described As follows: Begisnipz
In the west line Of iot one hundred and oite
ty-one In Chapiine A Eof addition 20 .be CT,
OF " heeling. said line being the east hns :.
Chapliue street. a. the northwest corner 81 Is
portion Of The said lot owned By W. lisla.
thence running exstEardly and parallel 70 "
north line OF said lot % the alley in tue zee.
thereof. called alley "D". thence runn,Bs
northwardly with the west SIDE o. SAID ~,
thirty.four feet, more or less. 20 the nortbs.s
corner Of brick vxsh-house. thence ;seSibj
restwArdly and parallel 20 the foutn me =.
sxi5 lot 20 Chapline street. and from thsLo.
with the east line Of Chapiids street 70 ne -.
Of beginning, together with ths onlSIhs,
thereon, or In any way sppgrta.oing; 800
the same pro perty conveyed y the ala hs6n isa'
BIZ Edwin HOrnbrook ano wife BY deed Of 80
Der "a. 1872. and OF record In the ONCE o. -.
Clerk OF oapty Court Of Ohio county, We"
Virginia. in Deed Book 70. page lS3
TEENS OF SGLE-One third OF the pufes,
money aud 30 much more as the purch1sef y. -,
elect. cash on the day of sLle, AID TIE fs.loS,
In two equal inst1llmsnts, payable re- pecAIs.I
in one and rwo years from the day OF sac. ~. ~,
interest from that day. The purchaser gh...
bis note for the deferred instsilments, secsi r..
By deed OF tres. upon the property, sna -
sursnce upon the boildinzk -,svrr
des Trgs.sa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-11
z1e,p advertisements.
GRAND REMOVAL SAL:


HAVE leased the adjoining storeroom, No. 1l4 Main Street.
also the room directly the same No. l5 Market
street. and will occupy these in connection with our present
quarters as soon as they are vacated the present esses This change
will ovs us the greatest ground floor space any store the Ste
broub outlet TO Market street. and uvaed facilities for handling
large and growing trade.
We desire to reopen with entire lines and order to reduce
nsent stock we shall this date offer every Coaks
and Dress Goods. at UNHEARD OF LOW PRICES
In addition The low prices everything preceding removal pro-
mise TO hold series Of Special Sales sm time to me notices which
will be given.
No effort will spared make these sales profitable and attractive
TO buyers as possible
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-12
The Man Who IL to Fight Andy Bowen.

BAY ST. LOUIS Dec 11--rrot. James Robertson Is now
well satisfied with ice F.cidens work and his conl
ton Tho light weight at last realizes what he has
hand and Is doing well as any OF the boxers have
done in this section Fisiden rises at o'clock In
tho morning and takes small glass Of egg and sherry
after which he has atwo-miio walk. p.unge in tho
Guf good rub down. and breakfast at O'Clock. For
this meal he has mutton chops broed STEAK. with
sofboiled eggs. toast and . cup Of beef tea After
breakfast he rests while. and At y:45 O'Clock he
dresses In heavy sweaters and goes for walk
fourteen miles lie arrives back at his quarters at
las o'clock, when he takes bowl OF beef ton has
shower bath. and then \ good rubbing. Dinner Is
served 70 him at IL O'Clock. auu consists Of roast
ton. beef broied chiccn with green peas aud other
vegetables lie has Light custard and another cup Of
beeftea. He usually drinks half bottle OF beer for
dinner
hardest work OF the day begins at the gymnasium
lights the ball until G:.tO O'clock and boxes with his
trainers until $3.50 O'Clock when he gets through
bells until oc!ocs. After he gets through work at
vigorous rub down performed by two ssrong lie
eats supper at 80 clock. after which walks seve
miles. At O'Clock he 10 IN bod.
Andy Bow en- 10 also doing good work. Tho oncsrs OF
the new club keep an eye on both mes. and each
vii, have to DO COED and sound before entering the
ring.
FIeden told Tar srH's representative to-day that
felt pretty Of winning and that he never Eel. bet
ter N his lie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-12
Conner, Won Without F,rbt,nr

Tho fight with skn.tght gloves to = finish that WAS
to have occurred between Jack Duggan Of Troy
weight champion Of northern New York, and Danny
Corners OF Brooklyn. ended in = fzzls through tho
actions Of the Troy party Aquiet place Just the
county line in Quesns county had been prepared for
tho tight. over 200 subscribers had guaranteed tho
purse for tie mill and each side had rnado ready to
put mp tho remaining side bet Of $500 each party
place in the referee 4 hands $3.50.
Then the Troy lad begnn to Kick At little trivial
tions OF tho ARRANGEMENTS and finally Just few hours
before the advertised hour for the iigh occur
fed the MANAGERS OF the brooklyn Boxing Clup TINT
wond not fight ut the place selected ns he believed
that ho was going to be robbed whether he
All tax to the obstinae boy proved futie and finally
he was persuaded that he might hight in city club
house ami once more the tip WAS sent forth hut again
ne Troians courage commenced TO ocxe and lie finally
cunt for good.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-12
EATING AVERAGES.
Odds aud Ends or Sports.

WI. oC.-,Iames j. Corbst was born in San Fran
cisco Sept. 1866. lie defeated sullivan In the
twenty-nrst round.
Constant Reader-Jon l.. Sullivan stands feet Ioi6
inches Charlie. Mitchers height IL feet 81 inches
Mitchell when in training weighed about 100 pounds
he always claimed TO be lighter
II j. VI. and Othsrs-Niism Mu'doOn wrestled a
draw with Carl Abs the German wrest'Ir IN 1880
Muldoon agreed TO throw Abs in less than hour
failed Koeber has never wrestled with Abs
". H. Mt Is our judgment that tho best player In
your three handed game has fulfilled his agreement or
giving the other two players thre. balls each no
has spotted three balls II lie were to spot six no would
simply double his handicap
s. j. SIS IL correct in his claim that In three-
handed game of pool In which he spots i've balls for
the balls for these spotted balls should DO added to
his OF four balls in The rack against ~ lie has
beaten ii. TO q. And wins the game.
EAs FKANcIsco. Dec, lO-George Dawson tn . Austra.
Han weller weight will leave shortly for New Oriesns
where no is to tight Tommy Ryan of Chicago during
EGrdi Gras week. Alexander will accom- pany Dawson
as trainer and number of local sporting patrons will
go to New Orleans to see the hight
W. w.-Ths Lass A. A. U. boxing championship
zee won as fSows, io6 pounds Millin. West
delphia i33 pounds O. II. Zesler. A. @. q. N: 100
pounds. ". II. stuckey. West End A. A. Newark: heavy
wslsh 4. isaAcs. fastino A. o.. Ne~ York.
Tom ORonrks told a Syn reporter yesterday that he
would match 200 Wacntt against tho winner of tie
parsoI,Rysn nght =" II not successful In tnis" con.
tvnIs. OROu'lo. A" 1 Viii match him sEstnst Dick
hu;sc Billy Mycr or any Other light weight, excepting
JACK .IrAuIine As sGon az the clubs bid will post .
forisi' NAH TIE SUI 10 show Tat mean businsss"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-12
AMoy9 THE FIGHTERS.


From facts learned last night II seems that
there still remains considerable work to be
done by the Crescent Athletic CluD OF
New Orleans before tho Hall-Fitzsimmons con.
test becomes fxtura. 1tnow transpires that
now articles OF agreement will have TO DC
drawn up. md several clauses and stipuia.
lions will certainly have to be inserted. IL VIII
also have to bs decided what the losers end
Of the $4,000 purse should be. As far rs the
PRINCIPALS arc concerned $1,000 would meet
with the approvn OF either. ,,
Inst night Cnpt. Williams had lengthy talk
with Warren Lewis about different matters
relative TO the fight, and this question was
brought up. Mr.. Williams belieyed that
$1,000 would be agreed uron as THO loser >
end, and that It was perfectly satisfactory ms
far as he was concerned. He expects TO nave
everything settled by to day or Tomorrow, u,
Warren Lewis told n BUN reporter tnat na l
and him self would start some day inns Week
to select a suitable place where the lormn II
can train. Alec GreRCains and 100 MEN VII
look alter his wants. Mr.. Lewis also anid tnnI
he would not deposit forfeit for Han uh'il
new articles were drawn UP.
Everything must DO liked In snch rnnn-
ner," Mr.. Lewis said. " az TO leave no douDts az
to the whole affair being genuine: suppose
fhere was n plan OF some kind that would IN
terfere with n meeting between the men.
where would come in after, going TO an on
pense Of having Hall properly trained anu H.
FOR the nght2 ] want. everything properly
fixed before 30 ahead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-12
Roach Defeats barney and McDermott Hests
McMullins.

seldom II ever has the club house Of the Star
Athletic Club corner of Vernon avenue and Ninth
street. Long Island City contained tho crowd that 1t
aid on Saturday evening" when the second OF the win
ter serss Of indoor athletic entertainments took place
Tho star A. C. Mascots opened tho fun with clever
set to- tho little fellows catching the house. Johnny
German ex.auia.eur champion 12b-pound man. ard
rresden. jamcsJ Rooney Of the Star A. g gave rat
ting exhibition next Al llammarth and James Muir.
ply spared three rounds aud then came the rst OF
the special nights.
A. C.. facing John lsonch of the star A. C. 1t IVES
Ing that he was by far he ceversr and punching Li;
round found Barney picking up bit but in the third
round Roach went at his man, and right han6er on
the throat and the left In tho face did the trick amt
Mr.. barney was knocked out in just minute and 55
seconds.
The second special followed between Dan McDer.
mott Orchard A. c. and Jack McMullins of tho stand
Ard A. Up to the nnh round it was either mans
fight each smuggling away hard as possible for tho
money. In the ninth round McDernnit treshened NJ
and smashed his all over the ring. and In tho
tenth round had him lying the ropes almost out.
Both men literally unable to stand from their
furious work, and the referee promptly gave the
test to McDermolt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-12
Yesterday Lasker left for Logansport, Ind.
Prospects for an Excellent Baseball Team
at FOrdham.

The prospects are very encouraging for frst class
baseball team At Fordnam this season The cage has
arrived and has been set up II extends the entire
length OF the gymnasium being 15S25 feet. and has
been in almost constant since Its arrival Tues
day morning. In baseball there has been u gradual
development OF definite system Of traning-slow. to
be but nevertheless such ns 10 n AXE those inter-
ested snort feel that there brighter days
store for Fordhan Las: year. in particular this feel
ing produced marked results. and this season will
without doubt make tho strength o: rdhams system
Of training more apparent. A call for candidates WAS
issued last week. and over thirty responded tho most
yas:%s: sc; .a% %t %sca1si!y i; kisinan
ioran. r J. b5wyer. a Duran. j. j. poSt"ry. j ".
Raterty,W Elemming. Ramsay Phslap ponohne DELE
ed 10 come out ana Try for position on tho team
h she i.
until prOiess"nai coach I. engaged lie will have
Siss up me ms Pont. d ne r.%s from ;ls S..:
ess and 0Hs
take turns batting. throwine catching and sliding.
on s Viii al no 1e' the ans
tsble 70 10 ready 10 resume WORK immed ia:eiy
s y a s$:f
s. nh til. .HsnG1 Ss'!y ss ss,
vl I'll; 10 al tie s"ses hs:
&c .apsiyi'Sn q nc malsseI Joseph l. haya,d !.
2s:.y ~! .;nsa fssTass% sss.,S -. s
e hS"n
whore good showing as st. Johns did against
tho larger colleges Games Lave been arranged tor
their Eastern trips by the foowin teams. Yale TN.
yersty. PRINCETON College. Williams College. and
with Cornell University and University Of PsnnsyI-
van:a. II not probable that tns Harvard Graduate
Advisory Committee Will permit their team to play
outside Of New Engand. GU th,s account no game Is
WI. be arranged with the New York 4; c. Manhattan
A. c.. New Jersey A. G.. Staten Island A. e.. Staten
Island C G.. Xavier A. C.. and tho Acorn A, A.
There Is one branch OF college athletics in which St.
Y hns College is still infant. viz track athletics
Now that she hn. Joined the intercollegiate Athletic As
sociatiOn. an endearoT VIII DO made to urn out some
crack runners. jumpers &C.. to represent her on the
Ciuaer track.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-12
Strikes and Spares.

F. " Nil er-1here Ia no cirb in this city VII sc N en-
berh age do not exceed ~ years
Tie Ladies' bowling Club 0f the yarurg Boa, Club
WAS ORGANIZED on Thuriay evening. ihr following
nhrcEs were also elected President. Gr"rgr Pierce:
iinssnrer, ~ MrClosksy. s,c'cta!j. u lowing CAP
~ meeting OF the Aurania RowinR tub. he'd ~
Arlington Hal, the following Offices were elected
rrehlaent, George u. van u ..ru, NC"if"sI1rni.
Seorre W. 6roeng: Secretary. g Muller: iFras"EeT =.
kraexer: Captain Groehmg.
The Civil Service Bowling Cub. WI. va orrshsIei
ny Mrs stnaenGnd. secretary Of lsi scaf s women
,nnrhalneht elected the iotinw'ns giltr,N IAN
PRESIDENT. MIRA Meister; Nice President Mr. kiieker
treasurer, Mrs. 10th; secretaiN, Mr.. H1Hd-MNhu'
COrdes Of the FideliA Cgn won The bowling bail given
by Joe Thum to the bowler I"'n. w. iitAeh score IN
the nrst hat of the AmrI'Hu EAih'iHl tournament =
similar prize IN ut sak" fur TIE ~ frHe roller IN tho
second half of tue Tournament "ldrss score Was -
The follow ing Officers HI Icol -e''"d Icy 'r Lave
land Sowing club: rrr.ilrn', n Newman, Nrc FRESH
dent. +. I. iltyyint. H"'H"i'r. ana Irfhsur"r J..
kramer. aptala, Il. il LuH. The tlrv.aI G M roll
on ThuIs lay nights n 'hp ale!s Forty sixth street
ana Eighth avenue.
Aseries of games was rolled on Tuesday nght at
timers aisys fremont, Tor u $50 prIe between N.
Hard OF the Saturday Night Rowing Club and Otto
Emanuel Of Mount nopo Rowling CiuD versus !. y.
Brady and 4. A. Mcska also or the latter club Brady
and MeeIs won six OF the nine games played
The North Hudson Bowling League MAS orEauiksd
yesterday afternoon at AoTps Alloys c"rnsE 81 Kos
Suth street and Hudson avenue. IniUE IIii }, ~. IT
comprises The inlons. linhsons ilamitons tT.n,tse.
Wheelmen aud Americus Athletic Clnh, both of Nest
Hoboksn. A club from Guttenburs and one from West
New York are s1psetedte Join st the meeting to b.
held next sunday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-12
Sale of Seats for the Press Gibbs Carnival.

The auction sale OF boxes for Press Cubs carni
val OF sports at the Madison Square Garden next
Saturday afternoon and evening will take place this
evening at the Manhattan A. &. Theatre Thomas ii.
Evans will mount tho block promptly At O'Clock.
The sale promises to DO spirited and 10 likely to net
the club snug sum as the committee have received
good many orders to purchase. such orders may he
sent up to O'Clock this evening Walter o. Esch.
wese: care or tho Manhattan A. C.. Madison avenue
AMI Firty.Afth street
All the hnxes including those In the arena and tho
tiers. will he available. The boxes hold and
nine persons each aud the tier hold i've. They
may be purchased either for the two performances
n single one.
u~ing to the unusual interest tho two hig sthletic
climbs will have In the evening entertainment because
OF the announced appearance OF Mika Donovan and
nomtn!cs McCafrey in q thre~round bout. the two
middle sections on either side OF the house have been
reserved for them. Tho New York A. {. tens are on
me IWentysevcnth street side and those OF tho Man
ln'an A. g. hre on tho opposite sdc. The tickets for
these seats are now on sale At the two club houses Tho
regular sale Of reserved seats VIII a. the Madison
sIuAre uaIlen box once on Thnrsday m0rninH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-12
MRS HARDLE rs kyrHUsIAszIo
She Wants the Women to Prepare fer An.
other Bowling Tourney.

other bowling Tourney.
Tho women bowlers have decided to hold
another tournament. at least Mrs. Harde says
80. and she is President Of the Women Bowl
ers. and her pluck and hard work has been
the means OF booming tho game among the
fair sex.
1t was two years ago that Mrs. Hardie organ.
lied tournament among the few female clubs
OF this city. 1t was held at the Gsrmana
Assembly Room alleys Six teams competed.
and there were eight members TO each team.
The tournament proved such big success
that last year. long before the DO wiling season
opened. Mrs. llardio had matters arranged for
atournament on more extensive scale. In.
stead OF only six teams there were ten to COM
petc In tho series. which was held at tho Cen.
trail Turn Verein alloys. All OF the contestants
were healthy look King women. and they seemed
to enjoy the sport.
In the approaching tournament It is eS-
pected that fifteen teams will compete. Every
cup VII! have tho privilege OF entering two
teams. flye members each. The name s 81 tile
regular bowlers and two substitutes OF each
tenn must be scnt to the Secrstary, and none
put these bowlers can take. part in any OF the
the alloy upon the date scheduled Tor them to
appear, they will forfeit the game. Each team
VIII! roll three games. the vim or to be decided
Dy me total number OF pins scored. The on
trance ice will be $40. and the prizes will bs
Mrs. Hardie Is now negotiating with tbs
management Of the Central Turn yerein for
the use OF their alleys. II arrangements can
be mads In time. the tournament will begin
shorty after the coming holidays.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-12
WHAT A LITTLE WILL DO
A Few Suggestions a. 10 the Great Enscts
or Little Things.

or Little Things.
A little cnre will save you much annoyance.
little neglect OF some simple duty may
lead to disaster which would impair your life.
A little kindness to a fellow creature may
cause you little effort. and may result in un.
told good.
A little attention to the right thing at the
right time may result In great things to you at
the proper time.
A littlo chill may seem trifling. but II may be
the FIRST symptom Of pneumonia. possibly Of
death.
A little prompt attention whom you first fecl
chilly is by oil means the thing you should do.
and do ut once.
little pure medicinal stimulant taken
promptly will drive away the chill. restore the
circulation. and warm the blood.
little reflection will show you that only
pure. medicinal stimulant will answer. and
that there is but one. which is Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey
little Hrmness whom the druggist or grocer
tries to sell you some so-called whiskey which
has no merit will save you much annoyance.
and perhaps preserve your health.
little constant use OF this pure medicinal
stimulant will tond to holp your health and
keep you In n condition to resist the sudden
changes OF tho senson.-Idr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-12
Results In the Btrd DOE Trials,

LPHiSGroS Dec 11.-Good weather favored tho run.
ming OF the Aage Setter Stake OF the Central Field
tlgb Yesterday. An abundance OF birds was found
brighton. Tohe and Nahinkc Phillip mode a credrable
showing the former deficient in sfanchnca. Nahinke
che,ah MAS slow and Idle The second series then be-
gan. E't,io s. showed good range. speed judgment
ana point work. far SURPRISING An"y Oo and ora and
easily surpassed IGin H. hob rn"nrr mud Harry G.
Tanxcn well Harry WIS faulty in point work; MIS-
hNby was run alone she found and pointed BIRDS well
gently,
I.orn and Pe,s y ran a rood. we'll sustained heat.
hob COOPER and Anteyolo ran short heat hush OF
eNy ny Va" later ending his chances. BOB 0Or'r ana
Miss kuby RAM heat In winch Bon was beaten IN
point work FRS, and third wsrn won respectively by
ioIa ana Miss RUBY Second by Avent Hni Thhyer
kennels Bette $. The four.Lour race begins on Mon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-12
The Champion Yale Team at Home In Full
Dress,

Tho hour WAS well toward midnight saturday last
when. after viewing the beauties OF tho "BIack
Crook" the Yale University football mon the
guests Of the College Dramatic Club sat down to dino
st the clubs rooms. 6<3 Fifth avenue. Then the
faiensians shook OF that appearance Of nercen.ss
Witch seems to Characterize them on the foot. ball
peld and became brothers IN merriment with the Jolly
"strolleu." II was yerttable love feast at which
the ran. rah, rah OF Yale. and the ray. ray,
Column bill mingled glorously.
NseeEeo uhiAmiiIr to see the bnNlegged giants a.
tired n broatcloth and white Linen but the way thsy
looked like ycritAOlo "prex" in his oyegasSes and
stAd AIR but when ho entered into the spirit OF the
oecAAaen the college maIner was dropped, Laurie an.
pesed nico witty toast TO coumb4 IN retir Butter.
Worth was called nn the ffollr ny wh.st.ug . very
sweet and yonowha. a ticuit tune Among tho other
champenA present. Hinkey was consp cli0us by his
siisnre II was matter for regret that Capt. Vance
AcCormacE. ureenway. Winter and WALKS were un
ey Tss ssr a had guilt. prosramm. arranged
for tho entertainment OF their glssis Joseph Lambs
resources were drawn upsn 3nits frequently nn. Joe
Bofe!t rendered some gems from Blue Eyed susan"
Is did also LATHE Nippor" Boka. Jshn H. Bird. the
lawyer huncrist. gave some PAROLES on passages in
Ehnkespere. Cne eFthem was on NJ. Antony address,
aud Bird aroused sone enthusiasm BY rteiting "Fel
whom Yale Is scored against"
Barrabee and FTotbLgham sent notes Of regret
Sheriff hsrnnbsr pleaded /. ruh IN the head as an OK
cute Thu special committee VINO looked aft.r tho
Joseph Lamb nsm.iy.n risl Tue ~: John Il Grg",r.
John 4; TrArcrs. Robert =. Em'f, AMI AI'hGr Nas'.
EDWARD iayes towari Nice!Evsidr " the eI'1, PIE
adsd At tie table,