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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
Auction SALES.--FUTURE DAYS,
lI-'-I,ITT5'0|l, , n,ur
~.C.r,rpC NH" THE RESI-

s. CENTRE HILL" THE hhSi-
DPNCE OF THE LATE COLONEL ~,
BERT Is. BOILING, CONSISTING Vr nnrftJ,.
AND BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS A ~, III"
mos, IN PETERSBURG. VA rons 90 S.',,,
I'm execution OF n decree Of tho Hastings oV ,,
~ tho city Of Petersburg, Va, rendered NJ tne
March term. 1891, in the suit of = !; > pO'l,ns
r., Robert B Bollings heirs shall ouer iOs sS'o
publicly, for partition. on
SATURDAY. JUNE II. 1892,
Mt 40 o'clock =. NJ. on tho premises, tho 'hoyo'
mentioned PROPERTY. situated m fetersbnrk,
Va containing botseen THREE AND rum
ACRES OF LAND, extending from Henry firtet
on the north to m extension Of cast I9Db street
on tho south. and from Jefferson street on lhe
sast 90 Adams street on the vest The uiuri,h
Is q SPACIOUS TIlEfE.sIOkf Bklth bullD-
ING with twenty four rooms. including Tour
Easement rooms, besides bathrooms and closets
on each nOor and hnils, closets, dre-slng-rooihr'
pantrics. diaries, &c, and there Is an undtI-
ground passage formerly u-e' Co enter me pilu-
Ing from Henry street. The mansion ms wv
fr0nfs-on Henry aud east iabb streets tespe'-
ttyely-With a large pOrficD and mafsive granite
steps on each lrOut, and Is supplied throughout
with gas. city water, and cist"rn water. more
Il on the pre- nises HANDSOME Ihlttr-
STORY BRICK OFFICE. with six rooms, klich-
en-, and cellar. supplied with city water ana
fitted with gas.pipes. There are also ample
servants apartments, carriagc-house, sihbles'
Sc. The shale-trocs and shrubDcry are ahuh-
IT.
jefferson and Adams streets arc enclosed WIN
brick walls. ono side lOn Henry streel "a en-
closed with n nnr iron fence. with iron gates ana
granite gate-posts and foundation The SCUM
side u not enclosed There aro TWO excellent
and bold springs sufficient NOT only for supply
ing the mansion with pure water, hui pof.i)n
81 tho lower part of tho city also by means OF
pipes.
This Is one OF tho han1s0mcet properties IN
Poter-hlrg r. centrally located. and = suitable
for private re- ilcuce or school or other in-il-
tuition, and 70 misht be- made ana excellent and
attractive hotel
TERMS one fourth OF parliamentary cash;
balance payable IN one, two, and threo years.
equal nsfalmcnts, with interest from date ana
30 'urc1 by decd of trust ou tho property; pur-
chaser % keep up Insurance on building ~
further security Tor purchaso-money. nnf 10 pay
taxes Tor 1892. GEORGE hAHpN,
Special Commissioner.
T. PANSIf, Auc.iOncer.
YIRGIsiA-IS TIE CLERK's OFFICE or THE Nus
TING5 COURT or PETERSBURG, Va, JULY H.
1891: H. = BOlLSG SIS. ROBERT j.. b0LiiNGs
HEIRS.
certify that the bond required hy the decree
entered In the abofc--tyled cause. 23ih March,
1891, ms bron'eAcruteI by .rgo Mason, CONE
missioner, with securities approved by me-.
lost: ROBERT GILLIAN,
my 20 'lel :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

The dwelling IS bran new. OBTAINS six rooms
extra-weu bui.,, doIlie irout-do0r-. a.. COM
yeulently arranged and Wlil make ui.e homo
or rayiuE Investment the lots front thirty feef
carn on west side OF lNcuty-ninth sire G, q i.w
squares no-t1 OF the olectri, line, amt Will bee
sold a- q sgfrllc'.
This locality II fast building 40 AMI many inn
pr0gemeuts are daily being made lnucan buy
here ui,h e. rtanty 0l coins iu an improving
location.
Terms: small cash payment AMI long credits
j. THOMPSON BROWN s. co.
ms y6 AuctOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

A. l. Aiqmson, Nan hester
Real Estate Aurt.oneor-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
By J. b. E'am & Co,
Real Estate Agents aud Aacli0neers,.
lIi3 Main street
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
or IuE
CENTRALLYLCCATED AND VERY DEsIRA-
DETACHED BRICK RESIDENCE,
WITH LARGE LOT,
no. go NORTH SEVENTH STREET.

BY request OF the owner We win sell by public
auction, ON the premises. On
TUESDAY NEXT. nay 3lsr,
AZ q o'clOcs p. ", tho anoye-namei very suit
stantial. spa i0us. attractive, aud conveniently
located DETACHED BRICK RESIDENCE OF two
stories and attic above basement. contain lns,
about nine rooms, having the usual modern con-
yeniences, a detach Il brick kitchen, and most
desirable lot, fronting 40 feet aud extending
Dack between parallel lines about 100 feet
Its central yet retired and pleasant location,
It's good neighDorhOod substantial character, anti
fine lot reader this property very desirable A. a
home and profitable for rental purposes.
We invite an Inspection OF " before and az tho
time Of sale, and tho attendance OF all persons
Interested.
Terms: Easy, and announced at sale,
my2o J. u. ELAN y CO., Auctlopeers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
ByJ. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1886 east Main street
POSITIVELY THE CLOSING AUG
TON SALES
OF THE
NEW FURNITURE
AT
.GATHRGGHTS WARER0ONs.

F.GATHRIGHTS WAREROOMS.
NO.IG GOVERNOR STREET,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MAY 26rH AND 26rH,
commenting az 1880 4, ".
AFTER THESE SALES ALL GOODS WILL
BE REMOVED fRON RUlLDlNG.
Tho STOCK now consists of such goods "a hah
been ordered before tho auction commenced,
nnd goods sold and not delivered ana tho re-
mainder of original stock never 0fcrei
IL includes PARLOR SUITS IN no latest de-
signs ia Shapes ana Coverings:
CHAMBER SUITS IN ANrlQt + OAK, m French
Dresser AMI other siyles, with Piate-Giass
Mrr0rs: -
WALNUT and OAK EXTENSION TABLES;
ABLEs Of all kinds;
FANCY and LIBRARY TABLES:
Pill 81 md CANE ROCKERS;
LIBRARN-CASES, BOOh-SliELNFS;
. elegant -ui's Of PILPlI-CHAlRS;
Firsi-Ciass HAIR MATTRESSES AMI WIRE
EED-SPRiNi-:
Several Handsome ESCRlTOIRES;
Several sots Il OLD MAHOGANY TABLES;
large limo Of FURNITURE for those who sell
again.
Remember these arc the last two Of the auc-
tion-snie days.
Tho stock "a nrs'-,lass, and is sold 20 close out
the business, not to raise money, and must De
paid for ana removed az once.
A credit Of sixty days Will be given on bills OF
$50 Toy satisfactory piper
r.. GATHRIGHTS son,
my 26-lt 10 Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

sAII RDAl, JUNE ., 1892,
40 O'Clock T.. NJ, that TRULY VALUABLE
AND MOST DESIRABLE VACANT LOI above
referred 10, fronting lUB feet Inches on tho
west side OF sixth street, running back $50 loot
aud bounded on the south by Byrd street.
Tins Is one OF tho few LARGE VACANT LOTS
IN the heart Of tho city, ana Il la admirably
adapted tor factory or warehouse Us - - 10 IL
not only central in location, bat being Oh the
James River division OF tho Chesapeake and
OLi) railroad, IL IL almost certain that a spur
track can bc gotten into the lot
This is a rare opportunity for securing a fiue
manufacturing or warehouse site, OF it viii doubt
less prove a speculation % the fortunate buyer,
as large lots are rapidly being absorbed, and the
steady demand for them II already causing an
appreciate Increase IA thel. rental and fee
simple values.
TEsus: one third cash, and balance on several
years credit, with interest soml-annualiy, and
secured by deed u trust ~ W. BOWIE,
NY 20 Aucticueer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
by sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneSrs'
1914 east Main street.
UCTrON SALE OF TWO TWO

A UCTION NALE OF IWU N y
\ STORY FRAME TENEMENTS on TIT
FA>TSIDE or TNENlA -ElGilH BEL W thn
q AND p STREETS. nos. 9l7 AND 9l9 NORTH
VMEN1 Y-FIGITH SlREEI.-At the request Of
the owner We shall offer for sale al public auc-
ton, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 2G, 1892,
NJ I, O'Clock L. NJ, the PROPERTY described a.
above. The houses contain four rooms each and
the lots front about 26 feet each o. the east side
of Twpnfy-rchth street and run back between
parallel lines 40 feet. This properly rents well
and f. now occupied by good, prOmpi-paying
tenants. and il you wish 20 invest your money
where You will rct "A large percentage On your
Investment. don't fail 10 attend the spl".
SUTTON & CO.,
nv % AuctIOncers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
AUCTION sALEs-fhis Day.
by John I. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent ana Au'uono"''
BANK and Eleventh streets.

UCTION SALE OF THAT Al
~ TRACTIvE COTTAGE No. 1lJ sVo ~
PINE STREET, NEAR MONROE fhhh'-ne
request Of the owner VIII sen Nv p"'''o ""
tion, on tho premises. on
THURSDAY, MAY 90. 1892.
nj q o'clock L. NJ. tho nbovo-described .ol,
TAGE. containing i've rooms. Largo ,tDn, n'a
r.ar vard SyitI fri,if- and shade-trees. Lot has
front oi rs feet aud runs back loo feot 10 an
atIev Water and culycrt on the promises.
This property is conycnientto tho new InarN ,'
,,.,,hho,hood should command tho attention OF
or INVESTOR. .. o, ,.,,r,,,>,
TERMS: A. sale. JUN l. .'i
my 21.21,2JG@6 Aucll9lIr-l. --
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
by Boswell & Hartman,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
north Tenth street.
CtRovE-AvENUE PROPERTY TO

(tROVE-AVENUE PROPERTY TO
N BIZ SOLD NJ PUBLIC AUCTION. WITH
4 COMFORTABLE FRAME COTTAGE, STA
BLES. CARRlAGE-HOI II, AND ALL Me- Is
-AltY OII-BrlIDlNGs, FROM llNG 40
FEET Z INCHES Oh THE NORTH SIDE OF
GROVE ANFNI T.. CORNER OF ROWLAND
STREET. WITH \ SPLENDID DEPTH or
I1g FEET fNCHES-At the 70 lIest of the
owner We VIII oi'cr Tor sale by public auction, on
the premises. on
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1892.
a. $50 =. VI. the ah0gc-dcscrihei PROPERTY,
situated IN the line % the ctys best growth AMI
on the most popular dive.
For n home % moro desirable locaf on could
no' be des red. bclugurar tne Electric street-ci n
Line and now within the c.iy limits the lo'a-
ton affords every advantage AMI convenience
81 n more costly home.
We will Doe glad % show the property nj any
time and furnish ans desired Information.
Terms: Very easy aud nnnounrei - sale.
BOSWELL & llAliNAN,
my2I Suorth Tenth street, city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
A VALUABLE VACANT lot.

By request Of the owner We shall sell by pub
he auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY NEXT, MAY -, 1897
NJ q o'clock j.. ". tho ABOyENAMED. WELL
.TOgtTFD. AND VALUABLE PROPERTY. TUE
DWELLINGS SOS. 92l east Leigh street ani
525 north Tenth street. cnn-giniur nino ana FIX
rooms. respectively, having tnc usual moi ih
couvenicu -e-. range. bath. h0t aud cold wafer
closets, etc.: spacious, Wei blA'. AMI 100 ni''
ORDER Tho entire lof fronts ABOUT .iHt2 i''i on
Ieigh street, extending tirs 0u Tenth street
100 feet. moro or less, afiordIng d"- rplir
vacant iot fronting on Iontn street, oni VII he
-oid - whole OBJ iu separate parcel as may
-cam hest no time oi sale.
Purchasers. whether for homes or Investment
arc spnctiully urged % attend flI- -a.'
TEnM-: one third cash; balnu'e iy nfsDilhh'e
notes AZ six and twelve months. with interest
aided. and secured hy decd OF trust; or all cash
40 tho option 0f the purchaser
my 80 j. D. ELAN s. CO.,, AIri.0neors.
Il. b. Chain & Co.. Richmond, Na,
AMI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

By Appcrson Pollard
Real Estate AuctIonocrs.
COURT SALE BY PUBLIC AUG
Y 1ION
Or
SIX BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLE LOTS,
SITUATED o. THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER or HANOVER AND
LONBABDY STREETS,
JUST FOUR SQUARE, FROM LEE MONC-
MENT.
HANDSOME OAK sHApE-TRFE oN EVERY
IOr
THIS Is TRULY DESIRABLE PROPERTY.
THE LOTS FRONT EACH 2jxl25 FEET TO
Az ALLEY.
Gresham IN the Circuit colrtoi Hen
a.. REQ county
In obedience 90 ihc decree in the ahove-men-
toned cause the undersigned special commits
sioner viii sell by auction on tbs premises on
FRlUAY.JrNE 3. 1s32,
m g o'clock T.. NJ. tho Aforementioned and de-
srrihct BEAU llflL LOTS. tl.h l0t has
frontage of D., fDef 0u tl.n south 4re MT Hanover
street, running BACK 10 ir. I'D am eA't' l4'r
property iy virtue col lI- situation, i- specially
desirable. either from the standpoint OF aga in-
weston or from ono seeking p hOme-~ite ucar Co.
ana within fuil VIEW b.tu oi the Lee monum 900
anal Richmond College.
Ne hope fO sne "FrfF one VINO reads inns No
ysr.isfWrnf no This -HIr.
Tlavs: Ole third cash, ana the rcsilue in
three equal instruments Of SIX, twelve. fui
eighteen months. nncllarln notes fo b." given
f0r deferred paym'uf-, with interest iiei from
lnF u SALE ami t.e ffiH fl h. retained until the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
BY u. a. MclIriy,
Rell Estate AlctiYleer.
1912 Main street.

80 htIN -NIft.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
\ SMALL FRANE DWELLINGS AID Lots
ON jAtQJ ELlN STREET MAR RANDOLPH
SfkkEI-ln execution oi tNs tctree lerHln
after mentioned tlr undersigned. appointed
commissioners thereby. T.ll 90 i0r sale, up1l
tAe premise. Oh
FRIDAY. NAY o.. l012.
90 Is O'Clock p. NJ. tho REAL ESTATE described
JOB -iIl ..eGce rs " fronting - i".t ou Jlrl lrln
street and running back co. icrf. witl the im-
prog'ments thereon Iur.n Do uses 500 make
snug homes Tor personnel moderate means.
IEKHs. Ono thri cash, residue at six and
twelve months, negotiable notes, ilterDst added,
ana title retained until all deferred payments
are made. ". II. Ben fklUnf.
WILLIAM ELY sos,
&. a.. tOiIIN>
Special t0m"Ii -unors.
II. 4. MCCCRoY, Auctioneer.
HAgRis. WHO SUES. &c., PLAINTIFF, AGAiNsT
MAN-HAIl, IRtsrsE, pEfENpANr-lN rIE
tHiScrHY Court OF rHE CITY OF RICHMOND.
!. Charlie. ". GOll.n. clerk ~ said court, cer-
Try tnDt the bond required ~ fhe sprItl cons
mi.-i0urrs Boy tAe decree lu said cause 0t lelrI-
ary 2I. 800. has been duly given.
Given under my hani th.s 2Oth day ~ May
1892. CHARLES ~. GODDlN.
nay ~ O.erk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
ByJ. II. Valentine, Auctoneer,
1886 cast Main street.
A UCTlON SALE.

= a
ON THURSDAY, MAY 26ru,
will sell at public auction. on my farm, known
as COCKS TAVERN. situated on the River r,ai,
four miles from Stanard station. formerly known
as D0yer-Ni'l-. on the James-River division 0i
the Chesapeake ana ohio railway, in G0Ocnlaud
county, 4 LARGE LOr OF FARMING MILE
MENIS. consisting 81 Reapers, Mowers, Clean
cr-. Wheat-Drlla. Corn.lllnters. Whcat-Faus.
Gri-t-Mills Pl0ws. Cultiyator-. iarr0ws, Wagons.
carts. 3 new Oliver Chilled Sulky Plows, large
number 0i different kinds of Chains, and many
other things TOO numerous 10 mention. also, 20
or 80 head OF Cattle, including OF = Mich
Cows. several nno Horses and fine team OF
mules: ous lO-horse pOwor Portable Engine and
Snw-Nill compiete-in good order.
TERMS: Ali sums under 500 cash: all sums
over 800 four months time viii bo given on APP
proved endorsed negotiable notes.
Mas. JANE KING.
j. H. VALENTINE. Auct0uecr
y. B.-lrnm leaving Richmond 10 @ O'Clock y.
NJ. ON day OF salo Will stop OF Jules Ferry, one
and one-had Mlles only from the farm, 90 let
passengers N 90 attend tie sale, AMI will stop
for passengers coming DOM 90 4.41 j. "a.
Wagons wall he waiting 40 tine ferry 10 carry pas
sensors % the sal-. my -o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
r. Il. Chain a Co., Richmond. Va,
aul
:. /. Adams ", Manchester, Va,
Real Estate .uciiOncers.

Il. l.. Chain 4 Co., Richmond Va,
and
:. /. Adams r. Manchester, Va,
Real Estate .uciioneers.
VRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
OF
NEW DWELLING.
STORIES AID CONTAINING g ROOMS,
WITH NfCE LOT,
~ sWANsBORO. ADJOINING MANCHtS
gER, Va,
ONLY ABOUT . BLOCKS PROM ELECTRIC
CARS.
By virtue Of a deed % truet dated November
&, 1850. recorded b. c. tcrIeid County Court.
~ u ei-Bo0S 81, page 100. default having been
made IN payment Oi GoDi secured, aui being re-
CURED so 10 DO by bench larry, we VIII sell by
public auction, on tne premises' on
TUESDAY, MAY 81. 1872.
n 6 o'clock p NJ. the PROPERTY described in
said deed As "Gll that lOI OF LAND in rho
county of Chesterfield. With improvements there
on, lying n the village Oi SWanslotO, desl gnated
a. lOt -, and located on western side 90 Vest
ham or River road, upun which 10 fronts 20l.
feet, commencing at TIE southeast corner 81 the
lot on which o. saWte.l resided, 70 the line 81
James fOxs lot. running thence southwest
Wardiy, aud fronting on " e-tham road 2Bis feet
and back between parallel lines 1870 teet.h
This a an improving location. and rs nearnesa
Ia the eecirir-rars makes u very desirable and
convenient. Come Ia tnc sale.
Terms: White the deed requires cash for debt
dgo tSs'Do3l and expenses OF sale, more liberal
terms viii bo announced az hour OF sale
JULIUS sIRAus,
W. j. ESINUOD, Trustees.
Il. Il. CHAPLIN,
X. u. CnAffIS Il co..l ,uctiones,a
A. l. ApAhsOS, my 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

ysrArER.GROUND MAJ
w Best Family Flour f'''.
Flour, Patent, -; trcsh "'"
Coffee. poe: Fine ougar-' lfrl
Good Lard. &C.: fine fcfA s.i,'
Sueag-Curcd shoulders God .''.'
liable butter. 2Jc. = large "a he
Good Rice. &c; New MaeAeiet INNS
Eighteenth aud N.- ,.,.yl
Phone 800 my i-'Ah.S"''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

GPRING STOCK loH
y have received my Hf
TtNGS. CARlElS. Ollrtiut .l'
ana PAPER-ll ANrlNN> up
au ofern. 20 luN lri.rt a..
Attended O.. a. tkNNlNuN' '-
street. Richmond, IA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

WANTED, TO SELL
w ING YACHT. n
rcomy cabin; VII a'.
below deck HoIil re ,-'
the thing iDr pleasure. '. B.
RoA &c, Hampton, 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

WAIVED EXAMINATION.

Tho Hotel Gary, on 1abb street, was sold AZ
public auction today, and was purchased by Mr.
". X. Mckinney for 1880. The sale was made
70 satisfy "A deed Of trust.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-19

barrels. Wheat, receipts, $4,000 bushels;
exports, 267, 900 bushels: sales 2,2O5,OOO
bushels futures and $4,000 bushels spot;
spot irregular and quiet; ungraded red e3a
91s[c; No 2 Chicago soc; options moder-
atelv active and lower; No. red May
SSs(as9c. closing at SSIsc; June SSs[assl4c,
closing at S94c; July S9lIagOc, closing at
S95Sc; August S914c; September sSIsa
S9l1c, closing at S9Sc; October S99eayOc,
closing at S95Sc; December 9lisc Rye
dull and steady at S5c. Corn, receipts
IS. GOO bushels; exports %, 600 bushels;
sales $4,000 bushels futures and 5000
bushels spot: market higher; ungraded
mixed 5la55c; May 53aj31Sc, closing at
53c; July 59a59S[c, closing at OBS G.;
August soc; October 50I4c. Oats, receipts
80, 800 bushels; exports 10000 bushels;
sales PAS. 900 bushels futures and lll,OOO
bushels spot; market moderately active
and steady; May 353sa36c, closing at 36c;
June 351sc; July S5a3535c, closing at Doc; ;
August 341<c. Coffee, steady and 5alO
points down. Sugar, steady. Rice hrm
Petroleum. steady; United 555c Cot
tonseed Oil, steady and quiet. Rosin,
quiet Turpentine, dull. Eggs, firm;
western 155la16c. Pork. quiet and steady
Butter, quiet and easier; western dairy
l2al5c; do creamery l5a2lc; do factory
1la19c Cheese, duh and weak; part skins
3a9c.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 1S.-F'lour,
dull Wheat, firm No. ? red May 92s4 a93c;
June 909Ia9lc: July S916aS9s[c; August
S9aS91{c. Corn. steady; No. 2 mixed May
5lAa5lHc; June 500 a5l14c; July 5Oa5O19c;
August 5Oa504c. Oats, firm; No. white
Nav 371{a37%c; June 37%a3I%c; July
375sa3Sc; August 3611a37]&c. Eggs, firm;
Pennsylvania frsts 16Hal1c. Receipts
A ho lie. hrra 20
corn, $4,000 bushels; oats, 10000 bushels.
Shipments-W Wheat, 5000 bushels; corn,
$1,000 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels.
CINCINNATI, o., May lS.-Cotton, frmer
and higher; middling T3sc. Flour, steady
Wheat, firmer: No , red Soc Corn, No.
mixed 4Sc Oats, stronger; No mixed
35%c Rye, stronger; No 2, SIC. Pork,
steady at $40 00al0 1919 Lard, firm at ST %.
Bulk Meats, steady at 8 S5a5 90 Bacon,
steady at 50 SIS. Whisky, steady at 81 IA.
Butter, Sugar and Cheese firm. Eggs,
stronger at l3c.
BALTIMORE, MD, May Is. - Wheat,
quiet and lower; No. red spot 9la9lHc;
May 9l3a9l4c; June S9l2aS9S4c; July
SS5SaSyc Corn, firm; mixed spot j0a5013c;
June 5Oa5OAc; July 49$4a4S4c. Oats,
steady; No. white western 31a3111c: No.
mixed do 3215c. Rye, No at 93c. Pro
visions, steady; mess pork Gil Oh. Lara,
refined re. Butter, firm. Coffee, steady;
Rio l6]4c.
TOLEDO, o., May lS.-Wheat, dull and
steady; No , cash 9l14c; May &c; June
SS3c; July S41Sc; August S39sc. Corn,
dull and steady; No. ? cash 49c, May SOC;
July 47c. Oats, quiet; cash &c. Rye,
dull; cash soc. Cloverseed, nominal; prime
cash s. co. Receipts-Flour, 125 barrels;
wheat, II 900 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels;
rye, 100 bushels. Shipments-FlOur. 1000
barrels; wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, A.
600 bushels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-19
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Time Table In Eject Feb I, 1879
Eastern COR wheeling Tims.)

Leave WheSling-So. 81, 6:l5 a. m: No %
80 A. IN No. %, $50 a. M; No. f5i. g:45 a. m. ;
40. -, lO:3Oa. NJ; No. Ill 1850 n ~. 40. eI3
1890 ,. m; 40 'lb, l:30 ,. m; No 'l7, 2:3g p.
81, $50 p. m; No. t28 5:S0p N No. 80, 6:Ij
p. M; No 81, 7:3O ,. m; no. ~, o:SOp. m;
No. tSl, $3.50 p. m; 40. tS3. 1913 ?. m.
arrive Martins FerIy--No Il. 6:25 =. M; No
%, 7:46 a. IN; 80. tt $40 a m; NO. t5l, 1851
4. n. No -, l0:45 3. ~; no oil. 1854 m No
'lS, la:4b p m; No. 'l5, l:l5 p. IN; No. ~ 20
p. m.; No. 'j3, 3:37 p N. No. 'lg $40 y. m:
No. 81, AS p.fn.: No. ~. 5:t5 y. m. 40. 10
o:b7 p N. No. n, 7:s5 p. IN: No rSs. o;5 p
M; No. tSi. . - ,. m; No; tSs, u 90 ?. m.
Lave Martins Ferry-No. ~. o:5s q. M; No.
a. 500 =. m. No. go, s:5s a. m; No. -, l0:0oA
m; No 80 II GOA IN: No. ~. 1910 p. NJ. No.
IA, 100 p. m; No. 'i6, COP. N tNo. 80, 2:as
2. m, NO. 'ls, $40 ?, m; No. 20 500 y m;
7:lOp M; No. -. 500 p. m: No. t3l 900 p
~, No. tS3. l0:o0p.m.
Arrive Wheelinr-So. u, $50 A. m; No a.
S:l5a. m; No 80 9:l0A. M No. -, 1913 A. m;
No. 40 80 a. m. No. az 1874 p. m; No. 'h
1915 p. ~; No. 10 2:l5 p. ~; No. t5I 2i5 p m ;
No. Fls $40 .. m; No. 20, 4:l5 ?. m; No. ~
5:25 p. n. No. "a, $40 ?. ~; 80. %, - p.
M; No. rs, s:l5 ?. N; No. 30. s:i5 p. m: No.
~, 1918 ?. m.
+Daily except Sunday. 'Daly
Trains No. / and II Will ran 70 LRuRhlin's
Mil, arriving at o:s2 m and 40 ?. NJ. re.
speciiveiy. Returning, trains No. 2Gnd ~ will
leave Laughlin's 1914 a. m. and BOB p. m. re-
spectivsly.
from Martins Ferry only. Trains Nos. 50,
- and - for Wheeling and trains Nos 81. 80
aud 81 from Wheeling. will not stop between
Martins Ferry and Wheeling. All other trains
will stop on signal a. Rsymann's u7th street,,
Peninsuls and Belmont Brewery geherson
street,.
jAn30e&d General Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-19

at o'clock to-day for Wheeling. accom-
panied by the Jr. D. u. A. Nj. brass band
and delegation Of brethren from Benwood.
About fifty members OF our lodge will go.
They will so up on the steamer Phillips
DR.. VIM. McMaster, one OF our best
known citizens, was married yesterday 10
Mrs. Sarah Spencer, at the brides home,
near Lewiss Mills. Rev. A. b. Williams
accompanied the Doctor 10 pronounce the
ceremony.
Capt b. T. Jones has been re-emplOyed
as superintendent Of the public schools for
a term of two years. The schools have
never been in better shape, and the Board
has acted wisely in retaining an efficient Of
fetal
The School Board has received applica-
tion from w. w. Dove for manual training
teacher; from J. G. Myers for principal,
and Nellie G. Myers for teacher.
James Corbet was called to Steubenville
Yesterday by the death Of his sister, Mrs.
Samuel Campbell, well known here. She
will be buried in that city.
The Wolnan's Christian Temperance
Union will hold meeting at the home OF
Mrs. T. A. ROdefer, in the Fourth ward
this evening.
The Republican League Club tthis city
will make arrangements to attend the Con-
gressioual convention at Steubenville next
week.
p. w. Helpbringer, Of Glencoe, Repubh-
can aspirant for the Office Of county COM
missioner, was in the city yesterday
Several members Of the o. u A. M.
went out to Belmont last night to help or
game a new council at that place.
The young folks Of the Christian Church
will hold a Japanese tea at the church to-
night and tomorrow night
The School Board Will make for the en-
suing year the same tax levy as last year
seven mills on the dollar.
Col. David Rankin, who has been long
i'll, is able to 20 about with the aid OF
clutches.
ID 5. Creamer, Clerk of Mead township,
was M the city yesterday.