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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-23
sprlngnr,s.. CarI.tuas Tree.

SPRINGFIELD Mass. Dec. 22.-The merchants
OF this city have made arrangements for q gi-
gantie Christmas tree. or a forest OF little
ones. to DO placed in tho City Hall on which to
hang presents for the poor children OF the
mas night, aud will consist II j, 500 pairs Of
mittcns. quantity OF boys caps and shirts
dress patterns. a large number Of dolls 1910
States skates, tito horne. harmonious nuts
Fuisins, oranges, and other things Calculated
to tickle the childish fancy.
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sUICID. OF SHOP THIEF.
Hanged HIm.eIrIR HIS Ceu After Arrest
Ills Family Destitute.

CLEVELAND Dec. 22.-Ignatz Herat. arrested
at 8 o'clock this morning on a charge OF grand
larceny. was found at o'clock dead by hang
ing In his cell at the Third precinct station.
lie had taken the strap from his waist. tied
one end 10 the upper part of the door aud
slowly strangled TO death.
Herat Is believed 10 he the man who bToke
SO many windows and relieved several stores
Of their displays. Dependency caused by his
arrest and the destitute condition II his family
are the reasons assigned for tho act
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,,Innr nn.Iae.. TroubIs..

ISpI.NApoIIs. Dec. CIV. @. Wasson 4
Co, extensive coal and coke dealers assigned
to-day. In the deed Of Rssignrn ent Mr. Wassou
conyeys everything he possesses real or DsT-
gonul 10 " I, Brown, as trustee. for the bens-
iii oil creditors. 1t leaves him poor man.
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets.

Streets.
o,oo Egrs, Noy IS Isoa PITTSBURGH
sc,So A. M. FEaSsYLvhNi% I i II Hura%
ssra. .na sss;i Er'a sssp?s .%nf S@"t'%
Ssnspo. 4osaU si week e. S days snd In
s,oS Y: S!IioAGGq n AL 81 Louis EXFREss.
vile. and chIsaao Arrive Ginetnnst 1879 a. n, s.
100 SGi S N sfhssiHso sleep
v as palpS Arrive. ss r 81 nS GSSas nns
r s!as : mel fs
Sn iu i Lpas sry sa,
8 10 7. y: fAcIrIc EXPRESS. Pullman Rqas,
az iso" %.. IsoGis sy Toledo ''' H.
BALTIMORE. wsAeSTHTFMNaToN'ANDTHE
S.yS Pullman Pafor cais and Dining rar wees
s,s0 +: M,..t,e"Gr:s.'c..i I..m,,-d" daily.
Af"h'H"aa fsrrs So T s. 50 so qs e.
sunday, $50. 80 A H.. $50 e 90 8 80 N, II 10
HAa%,,i Coat lin: E.pr n"; Ss,
.stS + M%Risi@osa. nS b.%Ti. EspT. s t" das
800 1;-paily loI Ghss.peske and Ohio Railway.
rd 5AT Sa sii9s sps an. RR SSr Gs via Cap.
Route. go 4 y. week days and. with Through
For ttsn,io cry 90 = II. week dayA with Through
gd rRa SsF flIl SGS Fl. ir NJ week day.
fGF o hGHF nsh HSuF ff o o ss.n Sr9S and
and II ;4b y. Al, week days sundays U;ih \, NJ,
6tl5 T. NJ do not stop at Asbury PARK and Ocean
Grove on sundAys)
FOR PHILA DELPHIA.
E. .5 1918 ga IL sS ! sSs q r' g 5'%
1ibO. 4 siooR u. l2lb might. sundays. Express
0tlo. $3.50 y. 0:ir 40 Llmltell. lOA NJ. 2. Z. 4:3u
bd.7!.h g. $3.50 p. ~, II IS night
% ss'i @ fs rs Ea: TIN $ 'a 81 81
Columbus ay. 1U7 sixth ay, and foot OF Desbrossss
and CortlAndt sIs.. Court St. $40 Fulton st. 10
Broadway and brooklyn Annex station. foot of Pu..
ton ST.. Brookyn l2v hudson st.. hoboken; station,
Jrrssy city.
The New York Transfer Company Will call for and
cheek baggage from hotels and residences th 0ugI ~
destination.
s. NJ PROVOST JRwooD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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1t spread and itched 30 the
poor little fellow had no peace
night or day. Then II started
on the other check and chin,
until all wero raw ns q piece
OF beefsteak, like q burn
where You would rub OF tho
skin, and blood water oozed
out constantly. Ills suffer-
ings were terrible 1 know, al
though he was butslx months
old and could not tell how he
aufTarCti Ittad hta that
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CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

And have effected tho most wonderful cures OF
torturing and disnguring skin and scalp diseases
OF infants and children ever recorded. They
afford instant relief, permit rest and Sleep and
point 90 a speedy euro when tho best physicians
and all other remedies fail.
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Worry 4. Charles Not 20 rs Tried.
Judge MARITIME dismissed yesterday the In
dictment charging Worry +. Charles, Chinese
Interpreter. who served with Chinese Inspec-
tor Schatf with extortion.
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Sold throughout tho world. Price, CuTIcurA,
bOc.; SOAR, Csc; REsoLvENT, 81. POTTER DRua
AND CHEN. CoRP. Sole rroprietors, Boston.
nS-"IIow 10 euro Skin Diseases" mailed free.
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della WARE, LACkAwANNA AND
WESTERN &c. H.,
stations In New York. Foot OF barclay aud
yEsIIBULE TKAINs. PULLMAN
COACHES. 80 -. -.. 49,.
Direct route to Newark, bloomfield, Montclair, the
Oranges, summit Bernardrvilie. BaskinR Ridge Madi-
son. Morrsiown PRssatc, Paterson, Boonton Dover.
Stanhope. Budd's Lake. Lac Hopatcong. HackettS
town. scbooey's Mountain wash ngton. Pbillipsburg.
EastOn. Water Cap. Stroudsburg. Pocono Mountain.
Scranton, rittston. Wikesbarre Nantcoke. Danyilie
northumberland, Montrose. BnRhainton, oxford.
Norwich. watervilic. Utica Mchneld springs Cort-
land syracuse oswego. Ithaca, owego. Enira, Corn
ius. bath. Dansvie. Buffalo. and all ponts West.
Northw est, ana southwest
o 100 A. M.-Buralo. Utica. and OsweRo Express
Pullman palace cars Connects at Buffalo with train
for Chicago. arriving at 100 next morning
SisOA. NJ -Binghamton Mail stops At prinoiph
stations .
900 u. M.-scrsnton. BInRhamton. and Elmira Ex-
press Pullman parlor cars
tl1O r. M.->crant ton. Wilkesbarre, and flymouh
Express Pullman parlor cars -,
y ITO y M.-tdatlvl-Bufalo Limited Express ruiz
man s!eepers ArEivesat Z 10 4. NJ .----
d 100 Il. VI -(dailyi-Bufao, Utica. ana Oswego Ex-
press Pullman sleeper. ,- -.,,
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 10 Murray
Of and 42a broadway Ticket. at Ferry stations IsS
and p42 broadway. West 10th ST. ESQ Columbus ayr
New York. 833 Washington 81 I2o FULTON 81. and -
Broadway. Brooklyn Time tables giving full Informs
tion at all stations.
WestcotTs press Company will call for and chech
baggage from hotel or residence to destination
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out Of worL, dependent, krI.d HIm.siG

Daniel Casey. who had Teen out Of work for
some time. had room at ca Bowery, and for
the past few days had been very Respondent
Between 7 and 4 o'clock last evening he sWal-
lowed same sulphuric acid and cut his left
wrist with q penkniie. EeioIre ne was found
Gouverneur Hospital, where he died ut Sl5
O'Clock.
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New York and Boston All Rail-
BALTIMORE e ONO n. II.

FasI INDFess TTAIns % DATIINUFFI WAaIIINNIUN-
EHlCAGn tINulNNATI ~ LOFTS and AZ pgluis
WEsE PULLMAN GAR SGEN AZ uN ALL TRANS.
Lave New IN, fo9I Of L.brrty 81 dEl'y
tllNAGu 40 L ~ ana ~ 10 night
FIT1SAIEGU 20 n D. ~ uigbE
tINTINNATL 81 Lat ~ ~ ~. SOP n
MASHiNGTuN RAJ. lMuEG. "a 80 A n D'n'ng
Car 81 - u,sE sun e. ~ piIing Tar, 81 0, a.,
~ ~ nlgHt Al. Ia tE except 8 tf1 O. NJ
NuktiIk n 8IA. n G1i.y. ,VI T. " ev SUNDAY
NFW urLEANs auzi o. dAill. thTo ~ rrpiug
ears VIA Va htngI nu AMI Shenandoah Val e. route
uhrss ls2. "a. +l5 Lao ETuA way 81 kast -
> 4iAl Grand e.. y g.. S4t fulton -. brooklyn
STATION fnuI " llhrFiy -, q n nE y j
Nog NorS transfer 40 Bul cali for aul eheek Jag
gaze tr0n hgtgl Or Tssllsucc " destluatl0n
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FACE like A BURN
Bloody water Oozed Out Constantly.
No Peace Day or Night. Doctors
Failed. Cured by Cuticura.

On MnlSs Si ne TGrs and
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ASK FOR TICKETS To BOSTON
VIA The NEW ENGLAND.

AND SEE THAT iOU GET THEM
Two Fast Limited Ex press Trains from Grand Central
Station IS =. H. II. Rd) ~ noon week days onlyl
with through Parlor Cars Coaches. and smoker. via
Hartford. Dining car Millirnantc and Boston. r. NJ
The White Train. week days ana Sundays via whitman
tie Paror cars. Bullet smoker, Coaches. and Dining
Car Wilimantc and Boston, Return service from Bos-
ton hours No extra fare in Coaches Parlor Gag
seats 81.
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ERIE LINE
through trains for chicago and the West leave New
York. foot chambers at, daily follows and I'VE
minutes earlier from West 23d ST..
a, = A. M.-Vestibuied Express for Waveriy,
-. III Blnghamton. Eilnira Buffalo. bradford. ana
Salamanca rArlOt car TO buffalo. Dintng car
C.nn y M.-vestibule limited Solid train for
O.OO Chicago via Chnutnuqua Lake. sleeper 70
Chicago, Cleveland. and Gincinnati Inning car.
H..ln 9. M.zsoid tram 70 chicago via Niagara
O.sDO Fala Sleeper to Bunslo anu Chicago
A,Cn =. MA Chautauqua Lake and NlagIs
osCO Falls Solid train to Chicago. sleepers 70
buffalo, Chicago. and cincinnati -. .
rINT'KETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ
i POI, 2gI. 4D1, ZAP. u5T Broadway 1863 East l2bth
At Chambers and West I'D st ferries. New York S3s
Fulton st, Brooklyn: 100 Hudson st. Hoboken ana
Jersey CITY station Erie Transfer Company calls for
and checks baggage from hotels and residences to dss
tinRtion
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORWICH LINE.

nos ION. 81. WORCESTER, 90.
H-stross-. S. FERRY. al 40 r. daily, except sua.
aar cuErFCtnE VIA hssl4Gu!e s1PTess train IsAYlRs
New LnHlon AZ & 10 A
BOSTON AMI EAsT.-FALL RIVER LINE va
- NewpoI, and FAN RIVER steamers PILGRIM Aad
fLfAullh a. commission Leave Pier 20 y K, fOoI
- array =, wreA days ana sund4ys. At 5OOP NJ
CONNECTING Annex beat leaves brooklyn 4 so Jse
sry tlty 90 r. NJ orchestra each sIeAmsr Yes
uburd p NP-ess trans between steamboat wharf Fan
IA
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sTONINGTON LINE,

FAtEs EEDt CID BusTOE. IS. PROYIDENCE
) - MoTcesteT ana a points EaAt stsAmsrs MAIZE
and NLA HAMPSHIRE Save neN Pier p' \ n, one
bl"eA a'oNe 'anaI 81 al y NJ daily except sunday.
NEW HAYES, fAEE sloo: mEgHlnggut new twin.
~ screw steel stvamer EiCHAtu FEik. toe oyer,
i4,iest strancr "u long Island sound caves Fer rs
= h'Ha".'- sundays excepted. a. g. = HrriYlng as
Nrw tIHyru ~-inf N Ia lime tuE Trains 70 Aerlieh
Hartford. spTiH-tcsd Ho}uky. HuI N"rtH
~ }M>pFIl ltNE-~tsamcTa leave Pier - +,
II Tool FTHnkln a. for traustpn's. West fgnt Lol4
sprIEg CuruWaL FisHkm LAnaiuE AHa HsWbsSsk
EFsk dzYs r. ~. sgndsysVAA
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WHITE STAR LINE.

sAIlslAilt' W cuurkuay. Dec. ~, y a.
...-..... Wednesday. Jan. s. 8 p II
second cshn ACCOMMODATIONS On these sisamsTs sse
and a4n storage To or from the Old country, S26
ON.cr ~ Broadway or on the wharf foot OF wee
Tenth -. n. MAITLAND kERsEi. Agent
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Ocean Steamers.
ALLAN STATE LINE.

New York to Glasgow ard Neville Londonderry.
Through tickets TO Liverpool Dublin, 6c
From pier foot West 2lst st. North Myer =.
STATE UF NEBRASKA. 600 Thursday Dee -, D 80 A. =.
sPeruVan .....,.. Jan. II .tiI ecan Jan IL
steamers marked with do not carry passenger
Cabin $40 10 $40 Second cabin, $50 bteerARe. sz4
AUSTIN. BALDWIN 4 Co, Agents, b3 broadway
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DIED.

BANDI-SaturdAy. April %, 1893, at 1880 p.
m, FRANK E., infant son Of Nicholas and An
ME Bandi, aged 8 years and 3 months.
Funeral from residence Of parents, l3O Sew
enteenth street. Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Friends Of the family invited. Interment at
Peninsula cemetery.
PH~ILLIPS-On Saturday. April 18th, 1898, at
z o'clock u. M, EMMA w, wife OF d. u. PHILIPPE.
Funeral Monday, May l. 1923, at 3 o'clock p.
m. Interment at Mt. Wood cemetery.
DELBRUGGE-At Etnaville, o., Saturday,
April 20, 1893. at 1920 O'Clock o. M, LAURA e.,
onIv daughter OF Albert and Mollie H. Del
brugge, aged | year, 4 months and IL days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
DUFF-At Martins Ferry, O.. on Thursday
April q, 1898, OF II m, MRS. DEBORAH DUFF,
in her S9th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
DEFLEY-Monday, April "a, 1898, At $50
a m, MARY, wife OF Michael Dehey, at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. John Moran, OF
North Third street, Martins Ferry, Ohio, at
the age OF og years.
WATIER-Near West Alexander, on Monday
morning, April oath, 1893. DoLLIB WAITER,
daughter OF James and Emily G. Waiter.
KRESS-on Monday, April "a, 1893 at 2:45
o'clock p. M, ANDREW KBEss, at the residence
Off. Girchner, No. "a Twentieth street, aged IL
years.
DESMOND-On Monday, April "a. 1898, At
1850 o'clock a. M, MAR B., wife Of John A.
Desmond, aged SO years, 5 months and "a days
ANDBRSON-On Tuesday. April ., 1898, at
10 o'clock p. m. ALICE, wife OF James Ander-
sou, in her sd year.
PRACHT-Sunday evening, April 90, 1893, ~
$50 O'Clock at family residence, No. 92i Main
street. LOUIS PEAcHT, aged SO years.
TEUFEL-Tuesdsy. April 70, 1893, at 2:36
O'Clock p. M, LILY, wife OF Edward Teufel,
aged II years.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
REMARKABLE GROWTH
THE A. O. U. ". NOW NUMBERS NEARLY one
THOUSAND MEMBERS
In This city-E1cslsior Lodge Instituted Last Night
With a Membership Of Over One Hun
dred and Fifty.

The Ancient Order OF United Work
men has distanced all competitors in
the growth Of the organization in this
city. The first lodge was started mod
estly a few years ago, and the member
ship in the city now amounts to nearly
1000, with good prospects that that
number will be reached within 3 few
months.
Last night Deputy Grand Master DR..
G. l. Garrison instituted d new lodge at
the Wheeling Club Rooms, which
starts off with a membership
Of 1o4, which will be in
creased to 153 at the next meeting.
The name Of the new lodge is Excelsior
No. 10. A great many members OF sis
ter lodges were present last night, and
took great interest in the exercises.
One hundred and four members took
the degrees Of the order, after which
the following officers were chosen: Past
Master Workman, John c. Devine; Mas
ter Workman, Frank Cruise, Foreman,
Israel ~Izenberg; Oyerseer, Robert G..
Darrah; Guide, Henry Shelf; Receiver,
Allan Brock; Inside Waterman, Fred
Frederick; Outside Watchman, Charles
f. Bachman; Trustees, Albert w.
Hoehle, Jos. Hedges and Fred Happy.
Welcome lodge is the banner lodge Of
the city, having a membership OF about
300. LaBelle lodge has about 200 mem
bers; Hermann lodge, 1875; Reliance,
1877; Excelsior, 143. In addition there
are about sixty members in the city,
who belong TO the Supreme jurisdic-
ti0n. The next lodge to be instituted
will be Upchurch No. 20, named for the
founder OF the order. The charter list
is now open. Excelsior Lodge took a
recess last night until Tuesday even
ing, when the organization will be CON-
pleted, and applications for certificates
will be signed.
Welcome Lodge is making extensive
preparations for its anniversary enter
tainment ut the Opera House In May,
which will DE the most elaborate affair
OF it's nature ever given In this city.
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The accompanying cut is an excellent
likeness OF one OF the numerous tne
buildings to be erected in our city dur
ing the coming summer. The con-
structlve features Of this immense
structure, a warehouse for the Bloch
Bros Tobacco Co., will be what Is gen.
orally recognized in the New England
States as the "mill" or ''slow burning
construction" q system Of construction
recommended by insurance under wit
ers for buildings OF this class.
The outside walls will be built OF re-
pressed frebrick, the loads concentrated
on immense piers, with only thin or
''curtain" walls containing windows
between. and the floor and roof con-
structed OF large timbers, with heavy
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tended, and was a success In every
particular. \
THE Cleveland base ball club passed
through this city, last night, en- route
from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati. They
could not play 1t Pittsburgh yesterday,
on account OF rain. Jesse Burkett was
with the club.
INFORMATION was received yesterday
that an infant son of Civil Engineer w.
Il. Campbell, formerly o resident OF the
Island, had died at Johnstown, Pa.
Mrs. Campbell died while the family re-
sided in this city.
MRS. MARY BLAKE, aged seventy
eight, who made her home with VIM.
Mahon, Of 3744 Wetzel street, died yes
terday, Of old age. This lady was very
we'll known and respected. The funer-
al will be held tomorrow.
UNION Ruling, L. M. c., hold very in
teresting meetings every Tuesday even
Ing. Last Tuesday new bylaws were
adopted and other business OF import
ance transacted. Union Ruling Is now
In a flourishing condition.
YESTERDAY there was q meeting OF
Virginia Lodge No. 4, OF the Amalga-
nation, In Handlan's Hall, South Side.
Willis w. Watt was chosen as delegate
TO the National Council to meet in
Pittsburg in the near future.
THE Riverside works lowered all
previous records in production the two
weeks ending yesterday. The previous
pay, more metal had been produced
than ever before In II two weeks. At yes
terday's pay it was found that over W
hundred tons more had been produced
than the previous two weeks.
The members Of the Beabout Club
are having a fine club room built. 1t
will be supplied with a billiard table
and other sources of amusement, and
the members will have choice facilities
to enjoy their spare time. The club is
in a very pros porous condition.
ROBERT ]. SMYrH, dealer in grocers
specialties at the corner of Twenty-frst
and Main streets, will discontinue bust
ness soon, and go on the road as sales
man for a New York City firm. His
specialties will be canned goods and his
headquarters will be at Chicago.
FANNIE A. MILLIGAN was yesterday
appointed ~executrix of the will of Geo.
c. Milligan, deceased. Bond, SIS, 600; j.
w. Milligan and VIM. Erskine, sureties.
Henry Koch was appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Frederick Koch,
deceased. Bond, 81, 200; John Arbenz,
surety.
- 80
The Turner's will give an exhibition
for the benefit OF the class on Thursday
next, May 4th. The benefit is for the
purpose OF defraying the expenses of
the class to the Worlds Fair and Mil
waukee next July. The exhibition will
be the finest ever given in this city, and
all those who attend will be we'll repaid
for their time and money.
A STRANGER created considerable ex-
element last evening at Jacob and
Forty-third streets. Ed. Kasserman's
wife was standing at her door, when
the fellow advanced and began talking
to Mrs. Kasserman. The lady felt ip-
suited and her husband came out and
ordered the man away. He took a brick
and was going to hit Mr.. Kasserman,
when Officer Menkemyer arrested the
fellow. He said his name was Jack
Burns.
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plank covering. No boxed cornices or
enclosed spaces between the floors and
ceilings are permitted in this class OF
buildings. The elevators In the interior
will be in a fireproof shaft. This build
ing, designed by Mr.. Chas. z. Hamil-
ton, architect Of this city, with whom
the above class Of construction is a IA
yorite, will be, when completed, one OF
the finest structures or the river front
between P~ittsburg and Cincinnati, ana
a decided addition TO the architectural
feature OF our city, as we'll as a credit
to the push and energy OF this well
known firm OF tobacco manufacturers.
The contract for the building Is not
yet let, but it Is estimated TO cost
about s35, 600, and will be completed
about December this YeaE.
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Real Estate for Sale,

Is room double brick, corner Sixth ano Main
streets; price sl2,Cm.
House OF 10 rooms, store front, on twenty
ninth street; price 81, 500: easy terms.
9 room house, store front, on Woods street, ~
s room house, lot 25xlOO. at 1880, on Twenty
seventh street; cheap.
Two 6 room houses on South Huron street at
s2,l00; lot 25Xl00.
6room room house, Alley II, at VI, 800; cheap.
Business house on Eleventh street.
Two new 6 room houses on Erie street.
room house, Alley h, stable In rear, lot
S0x70, at $3.50.
Two 6 room houses on Sixteenth street at
t3. 300 and $500 each.
q room house on Elm street, All conveniences,
at a.. 500; lot 30 feet front.
Q rooms and bath. all conveniencss. on corner
Thirteenth and Byron streets; cheap, 81 S.tOO.
room house on South Broadway; lot 4Oxl2o;
price $3.50.
Fine 6 room house on South Front street; at
tic, bath. both gases; price $500.
8 room house on McColloch street, lot ZoIlVO
price e., 100: good investment.
Furnished cottage No. 80 simpson avenue,
Moundsvilie Camp Grounds: price $3.50.
New 3 room house on Elizabeth street At
81 ,O25.
6 room house on Twenty-fourth street, cheap,
at s., $50.
6 room house on Fourteenth street; artificial
gas, water up and down s%tsirs; cheap, at 200.
room house, bath, al convenience, lot
20x9l, on Sixteenth street; sood investment.
3 room house South Wabash street, lot 35xl2o,
at 1909; easy terms.
6room house on South Broadway, lot 3Txl2o,
at $3.50; bargain.
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FOR SALE.

Fine residence property on North Main
street, river 'front.' and on one Of the best cor
ners: house with Is rooms, hall. bath. attic,
cellar aud all conveniences; lot 4Oxl76. Al a
very low price.
BEECH BOTTOM-House OF rooms, stable
and all necessary outbuildings, with 3 acres OF
land. good water and young orchard OF 25U fruit
bearing trees OF ali kinds; three minutes walk
from station. Price $500. owner wants 10
leave Brooke county.
No. q South Penn street. House OF 6 rooms.
bath, hall, attic, laundry. cellar; lot SOxl2o.
Price very low.
Country residence at Echo Point. House 6
rooms, stable; lot l00xl69: possession at once.
Price $500.
Building lots on Chapline and Eor and
Twenty-seventh streets, 25 or 30 feet. TERMS
cash, = in one year, u in two years, at low
prices.
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THE opening OF John Coleman's new
soda fountain last Thursday was . sue
cess in every particular.
All day the fountain was running
steady aud In the evening between the
hours OF 7 and IL o'clock it vas a per-
feet jam 10 his store, all responding to
the generous call OF Mr.. Coleman to test
the kind OF soda water be intends to
dispense, and all agreed that 1t was the
finest soda they ever tasted and the tile
apparatus the haDdsomest they ever saw.
Mr.. Coleman will make this same
kind Of soda all season through. Stop
In some time and try II.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
Now X. of z. Lodge.

A new lodge of the Uniform Rank K.
OF p, will be Instituted in this city on
May 18th, starting of with a charter
membership of 3s. Capt. Geo. w.
Weisgerber will oficiate as institutlng
officer. The exercises will be followed by
a banquet at the Hotel Windsor, to be
given under the auspices OF CGur de
Lion Division, OF this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
special sale OF banquet Lamps.

Commencing on Monday and con-
tinuing for five days, we will offer our
entire line Of Banquet at the following
reduced prices:
$1,000 Lamps. Fine Silk Shade. 500.
$1,000 Lamps, Fine SILK Shade, 5000.
$500 Lamps, Fine Silk Shade, $1,000.
$500 Lamps, Fine Silk Shade, S14.o0.
The above prices are for five days, at
Shelf Bros, lilo Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
NOTICES.
dissolution NOTICE.

The saloon known As Swineberg L Jeferson's,
conducting business on Forty-eighth street,
dissolved partnership during the past week.
Edward Jefferson retiring from the firm. The
business will be conducted hereafter by Bert
STineberg, and known under that name.
Thanking our former patrons for their iayors,
and hoping 10 receive further courtesies | re
main, Respectfully,
WHEELING. April %, 1893 ap2serdq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

JOSEPH ROBINSON has taken charge
OF the saloon, No. HAS Water street,
and will open Monday with a grand
Free Lunch.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

Why allow bed bugs to keep you
awake at night when a bottle OF Bugine
will destroy them in q minute? % c.s.