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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-22


szcie Nv Pradze niezmiernie
wiele bylo wypadk6w poraze'
MIA cd s}o6ca.
Wielka Brytania.
Przedwczoraj wieczorem
wydalono 100 robotnik6w
warsztat6w okretowych mad
Clyde pod pozorem, re uie ma
dla mich zatrudnienia. 1ntere.
sa W Anglii kazdym dniem
ida gorzej. Tkacze W Lanca'
shire staraja sic o zaprowadze-
ME s godzinnej piracy, azeby
zbytnio ME gromadzi}y sic "a
pasy, W skutek czego trzebaby
fabryki pozamykat. Kilku
w1ascicieli fabryk juz zgadza
sic z tenn, by system s godzin-
ny zaprowadzlc. Gazeta pre-
mys}owa wp}ywowa Cotton
Factory Times" udowadnia,
re dla uchronienia sic przed
hyperprodukcya (zbyteczna
produkcya), nalezy zmniejszyc
zapasy, ME obnizat place.
w Preston Ia zgromadzeniu
tkaczy 3632 tkaczy oswiadczy
10 sic Ia systemem s godziu-
nym, a $50 przeciw ME
mu. w Blackburn ma zgro-
madzeniu przedzarzy z 1902
robotnik6w 9Ol g}osowa}o "a
systemem s godzinnym.
Fabrykanci zelaza / stall "a
mierzaja obnizyc place robot
nik6w.
Globe" donosi, re W sobo-
to popo1udnill, kiedy kr6lowa
Wiktorya odbywa}a swa zwy-
k}a przejazdzke, jakis cz}owiek
poskoczy} do jej powozu i
krzykna} do niej, re on z kilku
innymi sprzysiag2 sic, azeby ia
zamordowat, jezeli wkr6tce
ME abdykuje. Kr6lowa podo-
bno wcale ME by}a zaniepoko-
jons. Napastnika aresztowa-
no przekonano sic, ze niewat:
pliwie jest ob}akanym.
ROsya,
w piatek wedle urzedowych
sprawozda6 W Rosyi zachoro-
wa{o 1908 os6b ma cholere,
umar}o 2,376. Znaczy to o
1,IO6 wypadk6w smierci mniej,
niz dnia poprzedzajacego. Gu
bernator Niznego Nowgorodu
kaza} po 150 knutow dae s3u-
gom szpitalnym, kt6rzy fall
szywe wiesci szerzyli o chole-
RE. Oprocz tego siedmiu re
s}uzby szpitalnej "a to skaza-
no II. 3 miesiace wiezieLia.
Cholere mieIi przyniest ska,
zaGcy Syberyi.
W Ekaterynos}awiu EASILY
W sobote rozruchy robotn1cze.
Robotnicy zatrudnieni W fa-
bryce stall Hugha podpalili
kilka dom6w, spladrowai IA
bryke wlasnie braE sic dopo-
niszezenia kot}6w i maszyn,
kiedy ukaza7 sic oddzia1 zo}-
merry wezwanych ma pomoc,
odby1a sic krwawa walka mie-
dzy zolnierzami robotnikami
i kilku robotnik6w zosta}o Ia
bitych, a wielu ranionych.
Szkoda zrzsdzona we fabryce
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-22
z Polityh biezacej.

Me many Polaka pomiedzy
kandydatami ma komisarza po'
wiatowego....
Juz W sobote donieslismy,
jak wypadfy ,,primaries". W
sobote zas odbyla sic konwen-
eva burzliwa, trwa1aca IA go.
min, W czasie kt6rej nietylko
pomiedzy delegatami 16 war.
dy, ale takze pomiedzy delega-
mi kilku ward innych przy-
chodzi1o do zajsc bardzo ME-
milych, do k16tni zawzietych,
prawie do b6jek. Istotnie chy'
baby b6jke trzeba by1o sto-
czy6, azeby zuchwa}y gwa}t
Ajrysz6w W 16 wardzie uda'
remnic. Przeprowadzili swo-
ich kandydat6w, swoich komi.
tetowych COMMITTEE men),
swoich kandydat6w ma komi'
sarzy.
Regularly centralny komi'
tet 6 wardy ME zostai uwzgls'
dniony, ma Polak6w ME zwa'
zano, s}usznych ich pretensyj
ME sluchano.
o lie wiemy, jeszcze prote-
sta beda podniesione. zwy'
ciestwo Ajrysz6w ME jest je'
szcze ostateczne, ale jest bar
dzo wazne trudno bedzie wy
drzec i'm je. A jesll ME zwy'
ciezymy, jezeli az do czasu sa,
mych wybor6w ME bsda uzna'
nj nasi kandydaci, to coz wte-
dy?
Zdaniem naszem powinnis-
my wtedy przy samych wybo.
rach okazaf, re lekkomyslnle
postapiono, IL mas lekcewazo'
no.
Me radzimy tu bynajmniej
do zdradzenia partyi demokra-
tycznej. Popieramy partya
demokratyczna, o lie to doty.
czy polityki krajowej i radzi'
bysmy, aaeby demokraci do
stall sic do rzadu krajowego,
DO uznajemy, ae polityka tel
partyi najzbawienniejsza jest
dla kraju; popieramy takae
partya demokratyczna, o lie to
dotyczy polityki Stanowej, DO
zw1aszcza w Stanie Illinois
partya ia tylko ia partya
zbawienne, a i dla mas korzy.
sine rzady sprawowat moze;-
ale co do komisarzy powiato-
wych, u kt6rych zasady par.
tyi ca}ej mato lub wcale ME
maja zastosowania = (chyba
o tyle, ze pewne urzedy moga
otrzymae demokraci cd swo-
ich urzednikow, a tych tax
jua spodziewa6 sic dla Pola-
k6w ME mozemy, DO Ajrysze
AMI pomysla juz o tenn, azeby
Polak6w przy rozdawaniu u.
rzed6w uwzgledniac)-c co do
komisarzy powiatowych, to
mo4emy dac nauczke tym, kt6'
rzy W tax haniebny spos6b z
nami postapil.
Propozycya nasza ma teraz
jest nastepujaca. Skoro przyj'
die juz do g}osowania i jezeli
ME bedziemy mieli ma tykie'
Gle naszego kandydata, powin'
nismy g}osy nasze oddaG kan.
dydatom acknowledgements ma
Representation kraju Stanu,
t. j. krzyzyki pofozyt pred
kazdym z tych kandydat6w.
Go do komisarzy powiatowych
zas, to naradziwszy sic pred
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-22
ROk III.

Je1Otl uoioDJ Sio pioSo"'o "
dziemy postaramy sic o to, a.
by kazdy majacy prawo do
g}osu, istotnie g}osowa} =
pewnoscia przewazy zwycie.
stwo ma to strone, kt6rej je
oddamy. q pomiedzy 10 miej.
skich kandydat6w ma komisa-
rzy obierzemy mp. 6 lub Z de,
nc nckratycznych, a 4 lub 8 re.
publika6skich j i'm wszystkie
nasze giosy oddajmy, = ME
watpimy, ze ci zwycieza, kt6-
rzy nasze otrzymaja gsosy.
Tym sposobem istotnie my,Po-
lacy, obierzemy komissrzy Pc
wiatowych i okazemy cafej
partyi, IL lekcewaayc nas ME
MONA.
Powtarzamy, ze ME byloby
to zdrada partyi, tylko byloby
dobra nauczka dana dla tych
zuchwa}ych niekt6rych repre-
zentant6w partyi, kt6rzy mas
zniewazaja. zajaG sic tenn po-
Wilma liga polska demokra'
ty"zna. Wszystkie polskie klu-
by polityczne wsp6lnie ma po-
siedzeniu ligi powinny ura-
dzi6, jak sic zachowac W dniu
wybor6w, a nadto pilnie pra-
cowac, kazdego z osobna /
wszystkich razem ma zgroma-
dzeniach pouczac jak najdo'
kfadniej, W jaki spos6b maja
gtosowat, jak kartki znaczye,
azeby tego partya wyczyta1a,
ze lekcewazyc mas ME wolno.
Jest to, zdaniem naszem, jedy-
ny spos6b wyjscia W obec tego,
co sic sta}o: jezeli kto zna le-
pszy, niechaj 60 poda ma ma
radach wsp6lnych, albo tea W
gazetach.
Kandydatem ma prokurato.
ra zosta} obrany Jacob J.Kern
(chociaz go ME popar} komitet
2 25) zwyciestwo jego bylo
stosunkowo latwe, chociaz po
mowach wielce gwa}townych.
Sedzia Thomas A. Moran
przewodniczy} ma konwencyi.
Obierano najprz6d komiteto
wych i kandydat6w ma komi-
sarzy, potem innych urzedni.
k6w. Konwencya przeciagne-
la sic do godz. 3 rano j ME
skodczy}a sic. Me nomino-
wano jeszcze sedziow i dopiero
dis popo}udniu o godz. 2 pra'
ce tie sic uko6cza.
Lista kandydat6w ma kon-
wencyi W sobote obranych
jest Masterpieces:
y Komisarze powiatowi z
dystrykt6w miejskich: Martin
limerick, Daniel E. Root, Jas.
A. O'Connell, George Edman-
son, John s. Clark, Francis E.
Cople, John G.. Panoch, Char
les Byrne, H. Ebertshausen,
M. j. Kelly.
Dodajemy tu, ze przy gloso-
waniu W dzielnicy zachodniej
kandydat polSki Dahlman o.
trzyma} 72 g}os6w, kandydat
Koz}owski 9 g}os6w; do wybo-
ru zas by}o potrzeba przeszio
200 g}os6w.
p Komisarze powiatowi z
dystrykt6w miejskich: G. j.
Bartels, George Sherman, j.
Kennedy, Frank Lockwood,
William Moak.
o\ Do Lomi+otu Lono1i1o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-22
Przybycie parOWc0W.

Przybycie parOWc0W.
Havre: La Bourgogne z N.
Y.
Londya: Sygn: Kaiser Viii.
helm N. Y.
MoviJ5e:: State of Nevada z
N. Y.
NeeO York: La Bretagne z
Havre, Werra 4 Genuy,
Anchoria z Glasg.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-08-22

pada ofara udaru slcnecznego.
W Poznaniu w czasie name
wr6w zasz}o kilkadziesiat wy
padk6w porazenia cd s}ohca.
Austro- Wegry.
Kardyna} Fryderyk Won
Fuerstenberg, arcybiskup O}o,
mu6ca, umaH 20 b. m. we VIE
ku 80 lat. Otrzyma} on by1
godnosG Kardynala W roku
1879.
Straszne upa}y W ca}ej Au-
stryi DUO zabieraja ofiar. We
Wiedniu s os6b prledwczoraj
W skutek udaru zycie straci}o.
By}o tam 1O2 stopni ciep}a.
w Tryescie bylo 10 stopni W
cieniu. Woda morska mia}a
temperature 80 stopni. W Pc
szcie i Nv Pradze niezmiernie
wiele bylo wypadk6w poraze'
MIA cd s}o6ca.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-07
MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents aud Incidents In that Thriving
CIty-POrSonnl and Industrial

Accidents aud Incidents In that Thriving
CIty-POrSonnl and Industrial
The grocery of 7. T. Thomas, corner
Of Fourth and Locust streets, was closed
yesterday by Marshal Westwood upon
two writs Of execution issued by Squire
Keller, obtained by !. A, Thomas and
Fred X. Dixon. The former was Tor
500 and the latter for 500.
Mr.. Joseph Hilton and daughter, Des-
sic, left yesterday for Cambridge to visit
relatives. Mrs. Hilton will 90 out to-
morrow, accompanied by Miss Cola
Deever, who has been visiting here.
Mr. j. A, Bownockcr, principal of tho
high school, has resigned, not because
!otany dissatisfaction, but because Of his
intention to do post graduate work in
one OF the leading universities.
Water rents in Martins Ferry have
6eCn advanced u per cent and arc due
JHly l., All payments made before the
IOIh OF that month will save the adj
vance. ]. S. MITCHELL, Secretary. q
About 800 persons attended the pic
nc OF the Welsh congregational Sunday
school yesterday at Fleecy Dale aud
spent the day pleasantly.
The Belmont Fishing club goes to
Dievolps Dam, near Marietta, to-day.
D Bli" Brown is captain and Albert
Dithridge secretary.
Mr.. Harry Northwood moved his fam
ny to Elwood, Pa, yesterday, on the
steamer Bachelor,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sheets and daughter,
Clara, LETT yesterday for New York.
The Seldom Seen Fishing club will
leave to-day for Ulrichsville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-07
BENWooD.
Industrial 1tcms. Personal Gossip and
Gtnernl News Notes.

Industrial Items, Personal Gossip and
General News Notes.
The presidents oft boards OF educa.
tons in Marshall county held their reg
ular annual meeting at Moundsville
yesterday and transacted the usual bus
mess, which among other things in
cludes the appointment OF two school
examiners, who with tho county super
intendent, constitute the board Of ex.
animation for the county.
The wives and daughters OF the mem.
hers OF the 6. A. R. held a meeting at
city hall last evening for the purpose Of
organizing woman's relief corps, and
also to make ARRANGEMENTS for the bean
bake, picnic and campfire to be held
August 8.
John Schaub, aformer employe Of the
Riverside tube works, has gone to Pitts
burgh and accepted a position in the
fire department.
John Healy, OF Columbus, Ohio, who
has been spending a few days among
friends here. returned home yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. E.
church will meet at the residence Of
Mrs. F. Porterfeld this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Price will leave this
week tor Philadelphia, New York and
other eastern cities.
Miss Mary Jordan, OF Washington, D.
G., was in the city yesterday.
Squire Riddle is unable to attend to
business, owing to illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Becker have returned
from a trip to Burton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-07
WANTS TO FIGHT.
u,ooathirs,y canadian Editor Throat.
a Nv an. prnsi,InIt Harrison.

uIoOdthiFsty CNnhu"u 1SAituF A"F'"3'
D'' on. President Harrison.
vos,RrAl, ORE, July 6'-Le Monde. a
fading French paper, referring to Pres
iSsrt Harrison's proposal Of retaliation
oe,inst Canada, says:
'"rho rcprisal legislation adopted at
washington is an insult and threat to
.be p,opls Of England and Canada. BY
. ."g this law the President has
ss,sn I the treaty Of 1871, with the de-
, n,o%o Intention Of injurine the Brit
~ Town. Probably this election leg
;iia,ion will NOT be put into effect, but
i y ;bsy dare to enforce the law the duty
~ ' tho imperial and Canadian authors
!ios ''' !, clear. An injury done to the
honor t'op and dignity Of those who protect
his his treaty and the rights 1t assures to
The The peoplc OF Canada would require
g WI, aud prompt reparation. II the
S Soice Of English diplomacy has no echo
W Washington, recourse must be had
~ the louder and more powerful voice
n lannon's and Calling guns: There Is
No alternative. Choose, Mr.. Harrison"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-07
nKIMAIhE.
an Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
tile Glass City.


tile Glass Ctr.
The park here is filed with people
every pleasant evening. The seats are
usually all occupied and lately some
persons have been making u garbage
park OF it by depositing peanut shells,
paper bags, etc, and new rule has
been put in force that makes this q
tineable ofehse.
County Commissioner Hart, who is
candidate for reelection, Is writing
cards explaining his connection with
the crooked measurements Of stone
work In this county. No one questions
Mr.. Harris honesty, but they doubt his
fitness for the place because othls being
duped SO easily.
Three young men were arrested by
officer Mcdonald for annoying Hoe
doc john" a simple character about
town, and the mayor gave them
severe reprimand with promise Of a
fine for continuance OF the annoyance.
Councilman John H. Campbell and
his family took the Andes for Cincln-
natl Yesterday, and will spend couple
OF weeks in the Queen City.
Robert @. Haas, the Baltimore & Ohio
ticket agent, lost fms suit Of clothes
and other wearing apparel. They were
stolen from his room.
Rev. A. X. Knox, wife and children,
OF East Liverpool, are spending few
days with Mrs. Knox's parents, Thomas
Ault and wife.
George W. Woodbridge, Esq, city
solicitor, wife and child left yesterday
for Block Island to spend VACATION Of
a month. f..
William shindewolf, wife and daugh.
ter, Miss Belle Becker and Miss Maggie
Kern left last night for Now York.
B. O. Tyler, Of the Bellaire Nail
Works office force, is at his home in
Virginia spending his vacation.
w. ]. Morrison and David Walker, OF
the First national bank, have establish.
cd a steamship agency. here. "
Four Of the five pumps in town
were broken on tho Fourth. All were
repaired yesterday;
Capt Lorenzo Danford, Of st. Clairs-
vile, was down yesterday on business.
John Crafty is home from weeks
Jaunt in the neighborhood Of Kent o.
Will H. Mills and wife are home
from visit with Mansfield relatives.
Mrs. George Deyarmon aud children
are home from Chicago Junction.
Postmaster Darrah has sold his drug
store to Charles Arnold.
Mrs. Henry Mppel is visiting friends
at Cumberland. Md.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-07
THE NATIONAL GAME.
r,o BALL Played BY The League Clubs Yes
teFdny,

ruo Ball played by the League Clubs Yes
.terday.
pt7rsD5f7H, July 6,-The Washing
tons made seven Of their nine hits in
The ninth inning, scoring eight runs,
and winning the game shusarts wild
throw to first began the trouble. At
tendance, 1871. Score: Pittsburgh, s.;
washington, 0. Earned. Pittsburgh. 4.
Home runs, Farrell 2,,Killen. Errors,
and 8. Hits, s aud 0. Pitchers, Bald
vim and Killen. Umpire, Mitchell.
CHICAGO, July 6.-Hutchlnson's wild
mas. in rending men to bases on balls
Io,t The game for Chicago to-day. At
, ,ST 1,01c. Score: Chicago, q;
Brooklyn, 5. Earned, Brooklyn, ]: Err
rors, 5 and Q. Hits, Q each. Pitchers,
Hntchinson and Stein. Umpire, Lynch.
KANSAS CRY, July G.-Kaneas 2; To-
ledo /. Hits and z; errors 8 and 2.
Pitchers Hughey and Dewald.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July6. Stupid base
mining lost the game for Louisville to-
dsy attendance 1885. Score: Louis
VILE Il NeW 1uEh " AAAb9 aAA Az ,
errors 7 and 0; earned New York 8.
Pitchers Healy and Rusie, Umpire Gaff-
np OMAHA, Nrn, July e.-onaha, 8; Co,
lumbus, 4. Hits. S and 4. Errors, 4
and 2. Pitchers, vickery and Stevens.
CLEVELAND, O., July 6.-score: Clsve-
land, 8; baltimore, 2. Errors, 8 and 4.
Hits 0 and 5. Earned, Cleveland l.
Pitchers, Davies and Mcmahon. UNI
pire, Hurst.
Fort Wayne 8. Hits, 20 and u. Err
rors, & and 4. Pitchers, Burrell aud
Wadsworth.
ST. LOUIS, July G.-The Bostons won
out in the tenth inning. Score: st.
Ionis 10, Boston 8. Earned, 8 and 5.
Errors, 2 and6. Hits, IS each. Pitch
ere, Getzein and stivetts. Umpire, Nc.
Quaid.
MrxyEAroMs, July 6.-The Minneap-
oils base ball club disbanded tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-07

In another column OF this paper will
be found an advertisement of medi-
cine known as Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera aud Diarrhea Remedy, for sale
by druggists of Wheeling. In almost
every neighborhood throughout the
west, there are some ono or more per-
sons, whose lives have been saved by
this remedy. It is natural for such
persons to take especial pleasure in rec
ommending the remedy to others. The
praise that follows its introduction and
use makes it immensely popular.
While 1t is intended especially for collie,
cholera morhus, dysentery and diar-
rhea, 1t is also claimed to cure chronic
diarrhna. II such be the case, it is
certainly "God-send" to many poor
mortal. DGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-07
All Ahnnrd.

Make hate Your baggage Is all right, but
nav, nave you got a supply OF Ho4sottcFs stomach
hN'e"' mol Then you have made sad omIs.
son' sad II you aeO troubled with StomRohic
qu"''A' el r0u'c-!i you arc sea sick. my dear
,,s OF madam, you will have deserved your fate.
now o'eadsully the wnvAs or the Jnrring of the
engine screw shakes you upl Now there 1, A
.'u'S Oa' awful call to the ships side. Now, II
;ou mad the BItcnalOnS with you this wouldu'
nuppCn' Travellers and tourists, take our advice,
"au before you start on your yatchIug or ocean
, .S!ase your ccAst.wlse trip or inland outing.
o o. The BIitos, and thus fortliy yoursclvc,
SnI wv, stomach difficulties, malaria dyspepsla
ISJ S tie effects Of exposure in rough weather oI
kidbsv ~, 81 water Take 1t, too, for bIlioUsness
G"s! trouble and rheumatism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-07

wAsmNorOy, D. O., July e.-west
Virginia pensions: Original John
Mason, William W. Pixler, Monroe Mil
Ter, Scott A. Harter, Samuel Turner,
John a. Moore, Moses Leman, John
Runner, Percy G. steehy, Rudolph Will.
lam Kunz Amos Hendershot, Simon
Broyle9. Additional -Silas Cooper,
Charles Young, Jefferson Schott, John
Waugh, Griffin Rayburn, Sabens Mains.
lncrease-John P. Burbridge, Samuel
A Sislor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-07
MIke ,Iullen,s Body Found.

Special Dttpdtch Tie Inteatoene1k
MARIETTA, O., July GA .foater was
caught here to-day supposed to be
Mike Mullen who disappeared from
the Andes short distance above here
Sunday evening. He was cabin pas
sengcr and 1t is supposed he commit
ted suicide as when found he was
drcssedi in dark striped pants, no shoes,
rec flannel shirt, and had one dollar in
moAey and a check, No, 70, which the
porter remembered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-07
G. o. SMITH, Real Estate Agent.
FOR s a LE.

One lot on Mccolloch street, Sixth ward. $50.
Half lot on Jacob street, Fifth ward, 500.
Hall lot cornor McColloch and Belmont
House, four rooms. Jacob street, Centre Wheel.
ing, ground 35xl00 feet, Sl,760.
- House. eight rooms. brick, Market street,
Centre Wheeling, $500.
House Of seven rooms, EoR street, $1,000 cash,
balance on easy terms, $500.
Very desirable building lots IN Behreng d
Speiders addition; also on the late site Of street.
House Of Eve rooms on EotF street, between
Twenty.fourth and Twenty.hfth streets, $500.
House. six rooms, Wood street, Centre Wheel
House, five rooms, brick, Fourteenth street.
Half lot on Twenty.ninth street, $500.
House. three rooms First ward, $500
Two very desirable lots on South Front strask
Island.
4 large lot at McMechen, 100 by 9OS feet Very
cheap.
House OF eight rooms, brick, Jacob street, DO.
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
Seven lots, 60xl00 feet, in Elan. Whyte and
Gnllagher's addition. Price 500 to $500 each.
One OF tho best manufacturing sites In tho city,
fronting on two railroads.
!. Lots In Fifth ward, In Filan & Whytos add
ton.
$780, $500 and 81 900 to loan on city real estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-07

b"As oPS
SD,tial DispdLch to he EntsIli1eneer.

WASHINGTON, D. g., July e.-Bids were
opened to-day by the supervising archi-
tect of tho treasury for the stone ma
sorry for the exterior wall of the base
ment to the new public building at Mar
tinsburg. The bidders we've Owen Pat
ter.on, Of Baltimore, S0,775; s. A. West
erhaven, OF Martinsburg, s., 1857: George
Staples. OF Martinsburg, $4,000.
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NEsBITT & DEVINE,
1880 Market Street, i've
FOB Said.

l6o.Acre and 4o.Acre tract OF land ncar Louis.
burgh, Dallas county, No. viii exchange for
residence property In the Ohio Valley. .,
BELVEDERE LOTS, II
Ranging in price from $40 to $3.50 a lot
No. JOG Main street, store room and dwelling
and o full lot for $1,000.
No. 1885 Chapline street. for s., 900.
Thrce'roomed cottage on Moundsvillc Camp
Ground, S65
Fonr.roomed cottage. Camp Ground, 500
No. 1877 Woods street 81 800
I Nlnety.two acre farm one and half miles
from BellaIre, on Winding Hui road.
61.acre farm near Marshall County Poor Farm
ESloy lots, east side OF LIND street and south
OF Tenth street.
No. 1901 Market street.
No. GS Thlrty.frJt street, ground 66xl1
feet u rooms, price. 1900
No. l125 Eorstreet half lot....,...,..,...., 500
No, 30 Thirtyeighth Streot....,....,....,.. $500
No. 81 ThirtyeIghth street $3.50
No. 1l39 Charles street aud three los........ 1859
No. 2403 Woods street.
Pleasant Valley lots. 500 70 $3.50 each.
50.acre farm, known as Porter farm, SIS pos
No. 2lO2 Chapllne street
No. l2l Sixteenth street.
No. 1881 Woods street
No. 1898 Woods street
Fiveroomed house and lot at McMechen.
FOnr lots In McMechen, Mlllers addition
[ No. 226 Sixteenth street.
Desirable Chlpllne street property.
No, 60 North Front street.
No 1925 McColloch street, lot 60xl90 feet s., So1
Lot on South Front street, 81 900.
Lot on South FRONT street, 81 ,iOl
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New York, July G.-Arrived-Elbe,
Bremen.
SOUTHAMPTON July o.-Arrived-Ha,
val, New York.
CopExHAoES, July 6.-Arrived-
Thingvilla, New York.
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1Fthe assessor has omitted to assess you,
see to It that you are listed. You will be de.
prived of your vote In November II your
name IL not ON the assessors book.
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EVERY testimonial regarding Hoods
Sarsaparilla is an honest, unpurchased
statement OF what this medicine has
actually doEe 2
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Telephone 1872.

NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS-I HAVE
IN in custody at the Custom House, Wheels
ing, W. Va. tho following property, Wig: Two
barrels Rye Whisky, one being an original dis
othOr one wholesale dealers package, contain.
Ing ~ proof gallons, and said 10 belong 10 David
Rosenbaum. Tho aforesaid whisky was found
stored at 2lOl Main street, Wheeling, and was
seized by me on the 9th day OF December. 1871,
for ViolltionSo OF Internal Revenue Laws, section
8S26 Revised Statutes U. s. Also one barrel
Blackberry Brandy, containing 49, gallons,
found at 1908 Main street, Wheeling. W. Va, ana
owned by C. sunsten and seized by mo on tho
eth day OF December, 1891 for violation OF Inter.
nal Revenue Law, section II, Acts February 9,
1875. and section SSl6di Revised Statutes y.
Any person claiming the aforesaid goods are
hereby notified TO appear at tho Internal lteve'
nue. Office ut Wheeling, W. Va, within thirty
days from thetrst publication OF this notice and
make their claim known.
(Signed.) ". NEWT BONAR. D. 9,
WIIEELING, W. va. June o. 1892. je?9.Th