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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-18
HOUSE OF MOURNING.
Many Friends of H. L. Yesler
View His Mortal Remains.
QUEEN ANoELiNE SHEDS TEARS.
Her Early Friends Passing Away One
by One--Pfoneers to Bear Him to
the Grave-The Funeral.

The remains of the late Henry l. Yesler will
be laid away by his family and his old pioneer
friends this afternoon. 1t 10 evident tina. the
number Of those who will show their respect
for his memory BY following the mortal part of
him to the grave viii Be large. The Pioneers
Association will attend IN a body, aud many
members of the Women's Home Society may be
expected to remember his benefaction to the
Sarah B. Yesler in the same way.
OF the Thousands who mourn over the death
OF Mr.. Yesler il IL doubtful whether any one
outside the immediate circle of near relatives
feels the blow more keeniy than Princess An
gelfue. Poor, old Indian though she is she has
. great. large heart and her love and devotion
70 the old settlers il truly wonderful.
Yesterday afternoon q Posi- INTELLYsKscER
reporter called at her cabin. which is located
near the beach in ''shsnry town." to see If she
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-18

ne Guy o. kesiock, Germany, wss the scene
fI1dsr OF the celebration of the l5eth snniver-
sssy O. the birthday OF Gen. Won Butcher. the
russian soldier OF Waterloo. The city was
sally decorated and there Was = great military
parade
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-18

Aono,, 10 foss: . 70 ~ sss. Soc
MVHC 20 Sso,oao. Isss<s BofsuxH,
6os.os Hlo<k IIIetAose q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-31

- IA complete line of the AMERICAN HOS
IERY COMPANIES make in Chidren's sizes.
One special feature about our UNDERWEAR is the
correct way is cut and made There such thing
as comfort in imperfectly shaped garment of any
kind Least of all an enlargement. You know
promise satisfaction this is one Of the main
stays
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Died.


BURROWS. On May ~. 1872 at his r.idrnre,
sTKRoys SIM IN s ~ seventy ninth -. e h.s
west. june J. = $50 ~, ReistiSes and friends re-
M tPfsei RS 81 l lane s e 1Gosy
at her residence. 4;.1 sixth street southeast
GREENLEAF. On MAJ 10. 1892, EMILY A. wife
Of Albert Greenleaf In the seventyighth year Of
Friends are respectfully invited 10 attend the fu
nesal srvBcee ~ her late resiens s Franklin sfr~t
haltimors. Md. II 10 An ON THURSDAY. Intennsnt
Jose; On May 81, lses. st ; O'Clock y m. JULIUS
j. JOSE. hsloyed SIN If Jacob and fda Joss. sssd
dI gr1 Sane fro sns r'n's liS street. w.an.'
sssa h.s e. @ ys. " iu bssTS1GhE
Hassssl services II the r~.a.ur.. is.s v.ru,.nt
svsnue. wednesday. Juns i. at 3 pm. Funeral Pr
ssh e oAfSs' 1as q ' sssa 4 Nc .. :.
uo0 street southwest.
Funeral nom h s' s .oas m ssassss 1,s ...
soutAusst THURSDAY norAing. Jusse = az Q s'closk.
vii be offered fos the repose Of her soul
PAsEsEof psss e Msy 60 fs 81 m.
fansrsi from oSs lard .s..ss ssrss~~s w.s,.s>.v
sfsxynoon = O'Clock. Relatives and friends in-
1892, CHARLES +. fFlzMAIkR
Nay ~ rest IN pssrs1
Funeral private FROM his lAss residence. coz First
street 5dS e sss .ss :. sss
inssrps.s ct BALTIMORE. Ma
zsazGafa - II. Be-. TTi sssk. 4, I'd - e
IsisrS 10. " .aasss. a l.n.s.s, kh..Iks.
:sss e ss ss ND IN 49, = Z:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-31
SUMNER CoRsErs.

One lot Of Summer Corsets reduced to 45c.
Per pair.
One lot Of @. p. Sonnette Summer Corsets
reduced from 81. 25 to 81 per pair.
81 Per pair.
and 81. 80 per pair.
R. G. Linen Corsets. the coolest and
strongest for summer wear. 81. 80 per pair.
Remember the lot Of Black and Gray c. p.
sonnette Corsess. which We have reduced
from 81 70 75c. per pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-31
WATER CONNECTIONS.
A Bill I'm Regard TO Them R-ssa1eassl
by the Cousmissiooers.

A Bill In Regard 20 Them 0roOD0e06e6
by the CsWssissiosers.
The Commissioners today transmitted 10 Con-
gress draft Of bin authorizing the COM
missioners Of the District of Columbia 30 ref,use
applications for water connections in csrsain
cases." The present Inv only gives the author
titles recourse against the tenann IN cases Of
neglect or omission TO pay water rents. and the
scope of their power IN ths premises y confined
to cutting of the supply Of water.
The Commissioners some days ago wers adj
vised by their attorney that they could not COM
pei the landlord or a new tenant 20 paw the ar
rears Of water rents ineurred ~ . defAulrng
tenant fhe object of TINS bill In 10 make the
owner OF the property responsible for all ar
rears of water rents and charges for the use OF
water and to enable the authorities 20 enforce
their payment by Withholding further supply Of
water until they are settled
The bin provides that Il shall be lawful for
the Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia
whenever applications for water connections
shall be received TO refuse such applications
until al rents and charges for the use Of water
against the premises in respect Of which such
connections are desired are adjusted and paid.
ssecO1d Eslsfk0. fsveS,ueS an ar pu~~
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. II sooTHEs the
CHILD. sOFTENs the GUMS. ALIAYs all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and is the best remedy fu
DIARRHEA. Sold by druggists in every part Of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs. wipSlows Soosh-
ing Syrup" aud take other kind. 25 cents bottle
d3l-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-31
OoNr Pay lr.

DoSr Pay Ii.
DON'T Doar pay pc. for Seamless Msttins
PAY Grastys price .sg<c. or 90 roll. 90 yds
DON'T Dssl Gst,ins Sqssy 'sr p ss,ss ss.' n
PAY rag 81 30 70 e2 50 for Iinoieam, 3 ycs
DokT sor pafs HE'D Msse. az <
PAY price sl2. 90 Don't pav % % tl2 for An
DoN,r tom. Grsstys 81 price 81 80 and Ia any beSt
poNr f9 tss s hps Rn
ff q ps si e. s1 : p 70 * n
Pay s$s, &e, for bss, Iron ee stone ioriee s
DoST prse Sen. sc h,l B as % 70 SO os
1T arss,ys price e. bonf seS u. 30 to s.
Pay sras pr.ss s. Is Tsaf saS sY SUE q {,
DoNr Sinsss, white Knob and 5oek. sss. f snrs
poEr IS g. g fos cS g s6 o. S Ss Sf
% s s S's cyssasa b s .sS - hs ss s
PAY Don't Say q : Pound for prime Coos Ke.tA
DON'T u pi M q " no POUND Tss ess i 20;
1T make ali these claims becsase we EsvJoy
PAY Ne Essp dora expsnsss- Ainr that sound
poNr you try We 90 sos p. s1 for y ss as eos .
poNr sH sSoSs u 8. and md ss hs
"a s.; sssa ~ : matter d how
much or how little you buy. Come sAd
NJ. c. GRAsrr,
15i0-l2 IN 81. bet ?. and Qn.v. my.8
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WILLIAM HI. McKxEw,
933 Pa. AVE. N. w.

Noother House DOES-EvER DID-or EVER WILL
sell such STERLING QUALITIES At such LOW
PRICES As We quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-31
CH1IDREss USDERwEAR.

Children's Ribbed Vests. low and high
necks with short and long sleeves Only
pc. each
Children's Ribbed Pants. Sc. per pair.
three pairs for 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-31

BENNER-PIERCE. At Georgcsown. DC. NAY
-, 1ses. by REV q. A. Nixdorn LEVIN h BEN
NEk b MANY j. PIERCE. both Of Nsshinsspn
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| E E s. { II
II Y r 6 {: III III T. I.
. #S$ss#E = E$ *$$ss$$ ::
OuH Frvr-DAr JUN
REDUCTION SALE Be-
GAN W1rH A FLOUR
1sH THIS MoRs1se tn.
advertised items were bought
with avidity. We are closing out
..oDDs AND ENDS"
SMALL Lors.-
Broken LINES.
SLOW SELLING Lors."
SURPLUS STOCK. &c.
| Prices will be ,orered right and
| ietr pAenerer the occasion de-
maads it.
| Today We give the second in
stallment of Bargsins-which are
even greater values than the nrst
BLOUSE WArsrs REDUCED.
Ladies' and Misses Outing Cloth and Sat-
cen Blouses. in light striped effects; reduced
from 81, lbs. 81. 20 and 81. 81 to 2oc.
each.
BOYS WArsrs REDUCED
100 dozen Boys Outing Flannel Shirt
Waists. laced front. reduced from % to 15c.
each. Sizes to IL years.
LADIES' CoArs REDUCED.
ladies' Black Refer Jackets reduced
from 81 % to s2.4s.
LADIES SHIRT .WArsrs REDUCED.
| Ladies' Bstiste Shirt Waists. RUNE around
neck and cascaded down the front, in Navy
Blue and Black ground. with . variety Of
fancy colored polka dots. reduced from
81. % to Csc. each.
LADIES S11k WA1srs Ar HA1r
Price.
Superior quality of Black surah silk
Waists. made to sell for 81. so and o.. only
% 90 each.
HASDkERcH,Ers REDUCED.
Mems Colored-bordsr Handierchiefs re-
duced to DC. each.
Ladies' Embroidered Handkerchief.
White and colored. reduced from CSC to
12,<c.
Snk CH1rros REDUCED
Double Row Embroidered silk Chiffon. in
dozen Of the choicest shades. reduced
from Csc. and 81 3S to Soc. per yard.
SILK KATHERINE REDUCED
The balance Of our surah Silk Featherine.
in all the fashionable shades. reduced from
40to l5c- per yard
Fancy ScARrs REDUCED
One lot of Silkalne Scarfs, with hand
painted boiling cloth ends. all shades.
duced from % to 15c. each
One lot of China Silk Scarfs. with hand
painted boltine cloth ends. reduced from
80 to 23c each.
TRrxx1Nes REDUCED
One lot Of Jet Edgings reduced from 90
Is and 30 to 10c per yard
One piece Of Black Silk Ribbon Frinssrs-
duced from u. So to Csc. per yard.
A BARGAIN In SHIELDS
One lot of stockinette Dress Shields only
&c. each.
Nor1oxs REDUCED.
One lot Of Herring bone Feather stitched
Braid Reduced to &c. Per piece
One lot Of Silk Shoe Iaces, Black Brown
and States Only 1Oc. per pair.
100 boxes Of Soap 8 cakes to boz. Re-
duced from 15 to 10c. Per box.
The Bow MAnoHz.
314 AND 316 7rH ST..
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NJ NJ: l.. ~ !: ::
E E E 4 : . II + E. 7
EKE TIT TIT ZEE sRE5
f., T. T.. + + f. f.. t. IL
SPECIAL SALE Or USpKRwEAR
Underwear weather at last, and we hsvethe
Underwear. Search where You may you VIII
not find better values for the money than
we are Offering We have skipped the com
noner sorts on account Of their unsatisfac-
tory wear. You can DEPEND upon these
SPECIAL VALUES In UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' swis, Ribbed Vests. White and
Eeru, v and square neck. Regular DC
quality. Only 2lc. each
Ladies' Ecru Swiss Ribbed Vests. low
neck and no sleeves. run with tape. finished
neck Special value only &c each
Ladies' White Swiss Ribbed Isle Thread
Vests low neck and no sleeves Special
vslne only 37lxc. each.
Ladies' White Swiss Ribbed Pants, knee
lengths. Special value only 371<c. per pair.
Ladies' Black Ribbed Vests. low neck and
no sleeves. Only Sc. each
Ladies' silk and Isle Thread Vests. 7oc.
-, pr..A r,.,a rhra.s y.s,s -.
..ch
n.cs sna me Sleeves s only SD 81 each. Best
quality ever offered at the price.
Ladies' White Swiss Ribbed Corset Covers.
low neck and no sleeves, low and hishne
button up front. Only SOC. each
Ladies' Rihbed-top Isle Thread Equestr-
enne Pants. knee lengths. tors run WITH ND
bon so a. 10 Mt comfortably ana elossiy over
the hips Only 7,c per pair
LADIES Swiss hooed communion sur's'
low neck and no sleeves, u 70 each; hisn
neck and long sleeves. sl-oo escn'
~
CHIIDRESrS UNDERWEAR.
nee nssss s,c with short and long sleeves Only
Children's Ribbed Pants. DC per pair.
three pairs Tor sL
A'On
We have reduced from ~ 50. ~. IS and e3
to Seash Shades TO match the Spring and
Summer Dresses
Elegant line OF Changeable SIX Coaching
Black md coior.. TSsss are the most fash
@a :, Black Sun Umbrellas. 81 and
SUMNER CoRsErs.
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&c. and 10c. Colored SIX Gmps an shades. &c. yard
25c. Marrow Bead Edss. With nail hsss lie. yard
9c. Black 6ilk NoM Trimming. In vids. .08c. yard
e1 Black Stlk MORE Ribbon Fringe. CSC. yard
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fARAsOIs.

Don't fan to get one OF that lot Of Parasols
We have reduced from 81. 80. ~. IS and e3
to 81 each. Shades to match the Spring and
Summer Dresses
Elegant line Of Changeable SILK Coaching
Psrssols. with covers to match. 81. 10 to
a4JO.
Beautiful Chifon-srimmed Parasols in
Black and ColorsL These are the most fash
ionable Of this seasons sun shades.
24-inch Black Sun Umbrellas. 81 and
$l2a
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IMPURE WATER, THE CAUSE OF 30 MUCI
J. ii-health is made harmless BY sdding little Al
gosfura Rtfers- Man afactured 81 Dr. J. e. "a sII
CERT SONS. A. al dxuQgises'.
, 1892-01-06

Societies, and possibly by Chinese
Mahommedans from Mongolia. The
rising is said to have attained certain
proportions two or three important
towns are alleged to have been cap
.tured and some hundreds OF natives.
among whom were 4 considerable
number Of Christian converts. are
reported to have been murdered.
There is. however, no reason for be-.
lieving that the lives Of any Europe
n have yet been sacrificed. Six
thousand picked soldiers, commanded
by the chief officer Of the province,
have been sent by the Government
to suppress the risi4g. and the Gov
ernment are confident that this will
'.Ea done. The soldiers shoufd be now
near the. sceie Of the outbreak aa.l
should be able to- deal win it," Tt
will. be observed that this account
admits the seriousness. OF the ~.risin9,
and. derives its explanation as to
'brigands from Chinese authority.
1t also admits the massQcres, though
it implicitly confirms the assertion
of the Belgian Goverr~ent that
the Belgian pastors got away to the
hills.
, 1892-01-06

due mainly to the journalists. who
In their hunger for sensation, blamed
the Government whenever nothing
went wrong. The meeting of the
French and Russians at Cronstadt
altered nothing, for even in 1870
the War Ministry had considered the
problem Of war with a double front.
and what have we got to object
to in other people shaking hands Z:
The Emperor of Russia is as peace
full asst is possible to be and as to
France, her heightened self-consci-
BUSINESS has diminished, not increa-
sed her nervousness. Military writ
ers were always exaggerating the
dangers of the Empire. The armies
of the Triple Alliance were equal
III number to the armies Of Russia
end France, and perhaps superior
in the quality of the troops who.
would be at first employed. The
Russian garrisonS were not on she
German frontier, but in stations ,nree
hundred miles away. The whole
speech was one in defence Of full
preparation and tranquility, and pro
duced a profound impression in the
Prussian Chamber.
, 1892-01-06

ing of cattle on western ranches. The AMI
mails are to live on fish, which are plentiful,
and the expenses will thus be reduced to a
minimum: The cats are to be raised and kill
ed for their fur; and the projectors expect to
make millions out oft. Most Of the origi-
na.l stock, it is announced, will be brought
from Holland.-Times-
, 1892-01-06

=. The Of ,ial account of the Chinese
rising, ira ,mitted from Pekin to the
F,reign Ot,ce, is probably the most
acc ate yeA received. It runs as
folltws:-"Ap outbreak has taken
place to the wet Of Jehol, beyond
the Great Walls It is led by the
br'gA DIS, who are always present in
the n rthe parts of the Province
of Pc bel mi no, ARE no doubt
In thi case az listed by the Secret
, 1892-01-06
AN AGRICULTURAL TEXT BooK.
(Jamaciu G{eanar. J


me Alphabet OF the principles OF
Agriculture KINDLY lent to me by
Wllllam faWcettEsq, Director of the
Botanical Department, IS an interest
ing iortE-slX-page primer which pre-
Se!!ts the A. 3, T.. OF the science i'm the
SulSe q q conversational story be
1Weeh Two oos 81 g tenant farmer.
me elleF q the two boys had already
completed his school work and was
working on his fathers farm, The
Younger Is a hard working and stea-
dy boy still at his lessons. The lat
ter asks help OF the former in some
preliminary steps Ter the science class
about to be commenced by his master.
me former gladly co%nsentinS sets to
~ the sI3rlt OF a young teacher 70 IN
sirQct his little brother-answerin9
All ms curious questions rather good
naturedly throughout the whole
course.
Inc little boy N his eagerness to
comprehend, deYelopes a critical turn
OF mind, as may De seen during the
Fourth lesson, and IS ON one occasion
checked by the experienced reply OF
hIs brother scientist who tells INN ne
must 4b not always expect to be able to
, 1892-01-06

General Won Caprivi delivered a
strong speech to the Prussian Reich
stag on Friday week in @,faveur of
optimistic views of the situation. He
maintained that pessimist views W re
, 1892-01-06

A quantity of kilograms from Chi
ma have been published this week,
most of which contradict each other.
So.far as we can Judge from a care
full comparison of them, the truth is
something in this wise. An insur-
r%ection has broken out in Mongolia.
beyond the Great Wall. and a force.
described by the officials as composed
of brigands, and by other reporters
as colonists and soldiers. has taken
the largest town, has massacred Bel
gian missionaries, a number Of nuns.
and a large body Of converts. and
Isl marching on Pekin, distant per
hapS $50 miles. The local soldiers
give way before them, or are treach-
erous, and the Court, in great alarm,
has ordered Ii Hung Chang, Yiceroy
Of Pecheli, and head Of the native
Chinese party, to forward 5000 Of his
trained soldiers to the front So
peremptory are the orders, that ii.
who likes to keep his soldiers. has
obeyed; and the immediate future
depends on the result Of the COLI
sion. We distrust the rumour that
it has already occurred. and ended in
a defeat Of the rebels. II these sol
diers mutiny, or are defeated, the
outlook is a bad one; for the Pekin
Cabinet has in hat event no trust
worthy troops in the capital, and
no time to summon its own tribe
from Manchuria. 1t may be COM
PEELED to rely upon foreign assistance,
and in that case, as we have argued
elsewhere, the decision whether to
support the dynasty or summon all
Europeans to the coast, where they
are comparatively safe, will rest with
Lord Salisbury. We do not like
interfering with our weak Army in
a Chinese civil war, but it NAV be
Indispensable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
A. MASONIC TEMPLE
May Soon 10 Erected ON Market siro
.r..i Just Sputh nj Fourtbnntl

May Soon 10 Erected ON Market Stree,
- Just South Of Fourteenth.
Another important real estate deal
took place ycstcrday,which promises tc
result in agreat improvement on Mar.
ket street. Mr.. A. W. PAUL. rs agcn,
OF tho Masonic Temple Association,
bought from Mr.. John NJ. Brown tho
property on tho west side OF Market
street nd joining Pollock Bros. flour mill
on tho south. Tho consideration was
$4,000, included In which IL tho prop.
erty next south ofSt. James's German
Lutheran church, on Chnplino street
south OF. Fourteenth. purchased some
timo ago BY the Masonic Temple Asso.
ciatlon. 1t IDS to DO transferred at Its
cost-tho association to settle tho suit
1t has against tho church and tho con.
tractor who built tho new front.
Tho Market street property fronts
thirty-thre6 feet on that street and runs
back to tho alley. It Is now occupied
by Mr.. sawyer's Eyangelistic Exchange
aud n news depot downstairs and an
awning manufacturer in tho second
story.
It's probable that tho Masonic Tom.
pie Association will build an imposing
block on this property, with business
rooms on tho ground floor, and four
stories above, with ample elevators and
other modern conyeniences.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
THE ELlls TONIGHT.
A Groat Show mud n Great Audience

A Great Show md n Great Audience As.
'9 ~ Enrcd Tho Parade. VI
Last night occurred tho final full re.
hearsal Of the participants in tho pro.
gramme OF the Elk-Celsior Minstrels,
which is to BIO given Mt the Opera House
tonight and tomorrow night. The
show will bc great in all respects, and
from the sale OF seats it is evident that
tho audience will DO rs great us the
show. The stage settings, specially de-
signed by two experts, have never been
cqualed in this or any other city. No.
thing but silk plush and satin hangings
are, in 1t. And the jokes are as gay as
the surroundings. 1t is performance
nobody will want to miss.
All the seats for tonight are sold, but
there are several good scuts still left
in Section L for Wednesday night.
Tho following is the limo OF march for
the great parade6f Elks at noon to-day:
Form ut |. O. o. I. hall; down Chapline
10 Fourteenth, to Market, 10 Tenth, to
Main, TO Twonty.fourth, TO Chapline, to
Twentieth, to Market, to the Opera
House and disband.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
specInl Excursion to Norfolk. Yn

A special excursion will leave Balti-
more & Ohio depot, Pittsburgh, Pa, for
Washington City and Norfolk, Va, at
Sam. Tuesday, April 90. From Wash
ington excursionists will 20 by boat
down the historic Potomac and great
Chesapeake. Excursionists will DO given
an opportunity to visit old Point
Comfort, Virginia Beach and Richmond.
The trip up the James river will be
made in daylight. On Wednesday and
Thursday limited number OF choice
lots in the great city OF Norfolk will be
sold at low prices. Fare from Pitts
burgh to Norfolk and return only Sll,
tickets good for ten days. Parties going
from Wheeling will 40 to Pittsburgh
Monday evening For further inior-
nation address Sloan & Co., 127 Fourth
avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa, or
RISElIART & TATuM,
City Bank Building,
Wheeling, W. IVA,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19

A colorcd man named Abram James,
from Harrisonburg, Va, called at police
headquarters Yesterday and said that
his wife had deserted him some time
ago at Harrisonburg, and after trying in
vain to find her for some timo he gave
up the search, and shortly after cam
hero to work. Sunday he mot his wife
on the street, and found that sho was
living with her aunt in the city and
working at Elm Grove. He wanted to
know il there was not some way tore
claim her by law. The authorities adj
vised him 10 let her 20 on making her
own living till he had saved enough to
80 to housekeeping and then try per
suasion, and he seemed to think that
was q pretty good scheme. ~ Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
Tho Now Route to Colorado.

First-clas sleeping cars-elcctric light
ed-rnn daily between Chicago, Omaha,
Lincoln and Denver, via the Short Line
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway-Chicago to Omalla-and the
Burlington Route-Omaha to Lincoln
and Denver. Leave Chicago GOO p. m.,
arrive Omaha next morning. Denver
second morning for breakfast face and
hands washed, ready for business or
pleasure. Time and money saved. All
coupon ticket agents in the United
States and Canada sell tickets via the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail
way, or address VIM. Kelly, jr., Tray
cling Passenger Agent, so South Third
Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record three deeds OF trust and transfers
OF real estate as follows:
April l, by o. G. Dewey to Charles
Burdett Hart, for $4,000 paid to said
Dewey and 5000 paid to ii. NJ. Russell,
trustee, transferring lot on the plat ut
Edgington and guaranteeing certain
benefits OF the joint use Of adjoining
property.
April Is, by Henry Brinkman and
vito to Louis Brinkman for Sl,75O, lot
40 in tho La Grange addition.
April |, by Margaret A. Carney and
others to Maria L. Frazier, for S., $50,
lot 60 in Moses W. Chapline's addition.
March 10, by William j. Carney and
wife TO Margaret A. Carney and others,
for $605, all tho title OF the parties OF
the first part to lot 60, last above do.
scribed.