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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
Limit of Time
for DepOsiting
Richmond and DanVille
and
Georgia Pacific
Securities.

Pursuant 70 the provisions OF the agreement dated May
1893 Tor the reorganization OF the Richmond and West
Point Terminal RAILWAY and WarehOuss Company and its
SUBORDINATE COMPANIES. noticc !. given that The
Committee therein named has limited 10 June ~. 1893.
M oclo p W.. the time Of the acceptance Of said
agreement holders Of the Consolidated Mortgage
cent bonds Of Richmond and Dln,ie Railroad Com.
pany and and stock OF the Georgia Pacific Rail.
wsy Company.
Under the provisions Of said agIc mtnt. outstanding
Consolidated Mortgage Per Cent. Bonds Of the
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD COM.
PANY.
First Mortgage Per Cent Bonds Of the GEORGIA
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
Consolidated second Mortgage Per Cent. Bonds Of
the GEORGIA PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
Inc ONE Mortgage Bonds Of the GEORGIA PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
stock Of the GEORGIA PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY
must therefore, be deposited at the office Of Dfexe Morgan
d Co. % Wallst New York, not later than June "a,
1898, nt 3 o'clock r. VI.
Dcpo-ts after that date II accepted. will be received
only upon such : the Committee shall deem ut.
&. II. CO-TER,
GEORGE SHERMAN, Committee
ANTHONY j. THOMAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
financial
OFFICE OF
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
MILLS BUILDING, II BR0ADSI,
June lp, 1888
To the Preferred and Common stockho''er' VI '"'
Northern Pacific Railroad Company:


To the Preferred and Common stockhoi"er' Vi '"e
Northern Pacific Railroad Company:
In accordance with Resolutions Of the Board OF pfetof
~ the Northern Pacific Railroad Company there VIII De
oso,ed n, lime 30 1898 10 Prefc red aud common
Stockholders OF the Company u record on mat ua'
TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS OF ITS FlNE-h lAi'
SIX PER CENT COLLATERAL TRUST GOLD NoIhS
AT THE PRICE OF NINETY.FIVE PER GEM. AND
THE ACCRUED INTEREST FROM NAY !, 1858
subscrption blanks full particulars Of the IIust
Decd and the securities underlying the Trust notes Will ne
mailed TO stockholders record upon the closing Oh w
books on June both, 1898
The Twelve Million Dollars Of these Collateral Trust
s,ockhoIders right Of riptionthus insurng the
placing Of the entire amount.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
THOMAS +. CAKES.
President.
Northern Pacific Railroad Company:
NETWORK, June 10, 1893.
For the purpose Of eas5lng stockholders 10 exercise
their right TO subscribe 10 twelve million $4,000 600
Five year Six per cent. Collateral Trust cold Notes.
the transfer books Of the Prefer eI and Common SUCK 81
the Northern Pacific RaiOad Company Will be closed OF
3 p NJ Friday June Bonn. 1893, and reopen at 10 n NJ
Monday July 31st 1898.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
GEORGE :. BAXTER.
T!casuIcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16

49, CITY BONDS FOR SALE.
fourlshng little city The county seat OF Of q
Alabama has been authorized by the
iegsatur a. issue 2Oy,ar bonds. Learing per cent.
pay able semlannualiy. laNahl' valuation Of property
300 600 90 40 other indebtedness. 4 sinking FUND
Tor their redemption. For particulars apply to
J. A. G0CLDEN, 800 Broadway, n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16

Tho holders Of the gcnero mortgage bonds Of the Pha
delphi. and Reading Railroad Company hereby re
quested the onice ot the complny and 20 sign
ing Rairoai COMPANY the Pennsylvania Company Tor In
susnces Lives and Granting Annuite. and hs holders
mortgage bolds To- the sac 20 the said Penn
.yyanil Company for assurances Live, and Granting
Annuitle fs cash s par OF TIN coupons o. OF the
registered interest they mature beginning with that of
July 1893. aud Including that 81 Jan. 1895 10 be held
a. security for the proposed issue Of coupon trust cern
with the provisions OF the plan To- the
resdjustnent arsr, Of the Phaceph and Reading
and Iron Company, tho funding floating and
other indcbudnes, IN default The agreement also
gives bordhodrs the option take said certificates
par instead Of selling the coupons interest ana makes
ccrncates rcde,mobe los T.. accrued IN
OF the nrst moneys applicable thereto.
Notice hereby given that IN order that the plan
become operative and be carried effect
the holders OF upwlrd OF ninety cent Of the
mortgage bonds should become parties said
agreement before the 2lst day OF June 1898
plan VIII BE- abandoned
Copies Of the said plan and explanatory statement and
the proposed agreement with the general bond
holders b. obtnined the offices Of the company No
90 South Fourth ST. Philadelphia the Farmers Loan
Company. New. York. and Dashwood House Old
Broad St. London.
by order OF the Bonrd Of Managers.
JOSEPH =. HARRIS,
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
THE nay IN THE BOND MARKET.

The business in Government bonds at the STOCK
Exchange was limited to 81 1000 coupon A. at
ITO 3-l 1t was reported, however, that large
private sales were made by the Irving Savings In
stitution The closing quotations were DIS
fellows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
.THE CUTTING AFFRAY
At LAzEARVILLB, ON THE FOURTH, A SERI-
Gus MATTER.
George Hartman, Of This City, the Victim, Will
Die Of His wOund-GsOrge Pond, His
Assailant Escaped.

The REGISTER OF yesterday contained
a publication Of the fact that very
serious cutting ARRAY had taken place
at Lazearville, about mile
north of Wellsburg, on the
Fourth, that the assaiiant
had made his escape to Ohio, and that
the victim was resident OF Wheeling
or Benwood.
Yesterday additional details OF the
story were received, corroboratlng the
report previously published.
The victim OF the affray was George
Hartman, a carpenter, OF No. 81 Main
street, aud aged about q or % years.
Hartman was married about
year ago and recently went
I'D to Lazearville to visit Mrs.
Hartmsn's sister, Mrs. Pond, widow,
who lives at that place with several OF
her daughters. George Pond lives in a
boat house on the Ohio side OF the river,
near Brilliant. For some time past
there has been i'll feeling be-
tween Mrs. Pond and Hartman,
on ono slOOs ouo SSA = y
Pond, on the other, the trouble, 1t Is al
legged, being occasioned by Frank
Ponds marriage with Mrs. Stevens.
About half-past twelve o'clock on the
Fourth the Pond girls were engaged in
a slight alteration with Mrs. Pond, on
the river shore. near their home when
George Pond and his wife
came over the river In skiff and came
up to where the group were standing.
Mrs. George Pond at once became In
VOWED In the row with Mrs. Hartman,
and pulled her hair and struck at her,
while Hartman, who came out Of the
| house, cried:
"Don't quarrel Don'tlet's have any
troubled"
AS he said this, George Pond ran up
to him and stabbed him in the breast
with knife with which he
had been whiting. Hartman stag
gered and fell, and while
those present went to his rescue,
George Pond called TO his wife to hurry
away, and they ran back to their skiff
and escaped to the Ohio side OF the
river. Constable Nsgle was sent for,
but when he arrived it was too late to
CAPTURE Pond. The knife wound
in Hartman's breast penetrated
the lung, making wound from which
air escaped at every breath. DR.. B. f.
Harden was called in, and afforded the
wounded man all the aid ir his power,
but to little purpose, and the informa-
ton from Wellsburg last night was that
Hartman could scarcely live until
morning.
. Pondl seems to bear bad reputation
in the locality in which he lives. Officer
Boyd went to Ohio last night with one
or two companions to capture Pond,
but whether or not they did so could
not be learned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06

tho lime fiom Main street north Sof
Eievhnth 20 the west side OF Market
street.. Hesaid Eleventh street was
too harrow for car line, while the line
conlb run straight out Tenth street
fro1 the suspension bridge to the west
sidsIof Market, and thence on Market
s,reAt 10 Eleventh, coming thence into
eastI Market and Eleventh east Of Mar
ket.
IN which a number of gentlemen took
mart and Engineer White was called
n non for advice as to the curve at Main
spdI Eleventh streets. Mr.. Menkemil-
ler's amendment was lost.
See. l was then adopted as amended.
An amend mant in the form OF an ad-
ditioral safeguard to the city was incor-
Doratsd in Sec. ., without opposition.
Sic. 3 was approved, with a very
slight change.
IN Sec. /, Mr.. Robinson offered an
embodiment requiring the Company to
nave an tie space between the rails,
and one foot outside, where there is a
single track, and all the space between
the tracks IN oGult4oHf "ASAO VIZ
is to be a double track, the effect
being TO have all space between
rails aud tracks paved with FIRE
brick in all cases, and
the foot outside paved with boulders, II
the rest OF the street is bOulders, or with
brick, If the street is bricked one.
The amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Dobbins offered an amendment In
relation 10 switches, authorizing their
location BY the 3. P.W. or by they Coun-
ell. The amendment was adopted.
Sec. was approved, as was Sec. 8,
after an amendment had been offered
bv Mr.. Robinson, providing for signals
10 those obstructing tracks, and Sec. Z,
after Mr. Dotbins had offered an amend
mept. providing that ears OF the new
Company shall not obstruct cars Of the
old Company. The question OF what
should be done when the cars Of both
companies came together at a crossing,
was discussed for quite long time, and
was finally laid aside for further legis-
Iation in o separate ordinance.
Sections s, Q, 10, II, 10, -, ii and IL
were adopted substantially without
/ change. Sec. 16 was debated for quite
time, and finally approved. Secs. IL
and IS were adopted, and then Mr.. Rob
insoa offered as Sec. 10, provision that
in case the new Company failed to pave
any street within thirty days after its
ira is dOwnand notice to pave has been
civ, 5y the b. p W., then the city Is
10 rave, and the new Company Is &c
aVrea 20 pay the cost Of such paving,
viii no litigation with the city.
Il was half past eleven o'clock when
the ordinance was approved as whole,
and the measure was recommended tc
| Council.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
MARTINS FERRY.

Charles, young son OF Joseph
Trosch, Of North Main street, met with
a serious accident late Tuesday night.
He and some companions were on the
c. & P. track firing some fireworks, ana
young Trosch had some powder which
became ignited while he was in the act
OF putting some on a railroad tie, 10
touch off His clothing was set on hre,
and his companions became frightened
and ran away. He made bis way to
small stream Of water near by and sue
ceeded in extinguishing the flames, but
not until he was terribly burned about
the back and breast aud also his lower
limbs At last accounts he was suffer-
ing great agony, and it may end In the
death Of the boy as he is now In pre-
carious condition.
Walter Cline, James McCaffrey and
William Arbaugh will leave for Marion,
Ind, next Saturday, 10 attend the
Glass Workers National Convention,
held in that city next week. They are
the delegates that will represent Local
Union No. 10.
The reception that was to be given by
the Misses Crap to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Cattell Friday evening, has been
postponed on account OF the illness OF
Mrs. Cattell.
The Government snag boat f. A.
Woodruff was clearing the channel OF q
sunken coal boat, near the Belmont
Brick Works, yesterday.
VIM. Williams and Robert Blackboard
returned yesterday from WoodsneId
and left last night for Chicago to take
in the Worlds Fair.
w. r. Duncan leaves to-day for
Chicago, and from there he expects TO
20 to Denver or farther West to locate.
Secretary Mitchell, Of the Y. NJ. G..
A., returned yesterday from Visit 10
his old home at Beaver Falls, Pa.
It reported here that Prof. Samp-
son. who is spending his vacation at his
old home, has joined the benedicts.
Miss Bessie Griffith was hostess to a
congenial party of friends at her home
on Walnut street last evening.
Miss Eva Hunt, of Fairmont, w. Va,
Is here, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Hood, OF Ninth street.
John Roberts, Billie Jones and
Daonie Job will leave this morning Tor
Atlantic City.
The Welsh Sunday School and con-
gregatlon will picnic to-day at Ridge
ways Grove.
George S. Baird will leave to-day for
Chicago, and will visit Minnesota before
returning.
Misses Ida RaIston and Cora Barger'
OF Smithneld, are guests OF Miss Lloole
Tweedy.
VIM. Jones and wife. OF Broadway,
will leave this morning for the Worlds
Fair.
Henry Single and family, of Wells
burg, were visiting friends here yester-
day.
Miss Gillette Chew, Of Sharon, ar
rived here yesterday to visit relatives
Mrs. Murphy of Pittsburg,is the guest
OF her brother, Patrick Conway.
Miss Ami Stokeley, Of Pittsburg, is
the guest Of friends In this city.
Dave and Ada McKim will go to Pitts
burg the last Of the week.
John McMechen, OF ST. Clairsville,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Blincoe, Of Cambridge, Is
the guest Of friends here.
Harrison Haskins, OF UhrichsVllle, IS
| the guest Of friends here.
VIM. McComas, Of Colersin, was In
| town yesterday.
Evan Wallace, of Brilliant, was In
town yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
Lamar Frnm HowIeY.

Mike Howley has written letter to
the REGISTER, in which he scores the
friends OF Wongo, the Indian, for TAX
ing advantage OF the trouble which sur
rounds his hacker, John A. Sullivan,
aud issuing a challenge as soon as they
learned that he was not in the position
20 accept Howley states that he has
had forfeit money ever since he chal-
.enged Wongo for Sullivan in the Rec
I>rER office, and Wongo declined. He
states further that Sullivan has at all
times been anxious to meet Wongo, but
the latter has declined to make match
BE regards the present offer as a
bluff" and promises that Sullivan's
money will be ready when he is at
liberty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
SOLD RETAIL At WHOLESALE pfc
JOS. GRAVES
26 TWELFTH STREET.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Tn THE CIRCUIT COURT or QUIZ
l. county, West Virginia. July Rules, lbsA
Lewis steenrod, late Sheriff Of
Ohio county, and NJ such ad-
mluistrator OF John irwin
Gregg, deceased,
vs.. u. Cb,nk-
Hannibal Forbes and Willism :" ~
Bailey. late partners under
the nrm namo OF n. Forbes q
Co and the yutual Life In
surance Company OF New Ysrk
The object OF which suit Is W require The d
PENDANTS, FORBES & Co, TO accounLpf and oon
oerning certain dealings and TAM, ctiohs ba
between them aud Jonn IfwtnlOrcKt ~ hia ~
time and connected with which saId FORBES
Co received from said Gregg iBtnfanc
policy OF tho Mutual Life Insurance. C0mIsn
Of New YORK, No. 30.Jl, and 70 recover ~ ~
Forbes a Co. 2,S0, With interest igsm tbs
day OF January, is0s, and 10 attach esriain z
estate In the bill described aud Tor fqultshle
lisL And IL appearing from an aadayit
in this cause that tie defendant. VIII
Bailey IL not a resident OF the State 81 VI
Virginia and be not having been served
process In this suit. on motion % the eompl
ant. by bis solicitors. this order OF pabiics
Ia entered against him and 10 ~ ordered
the said defendant, william Bailey, DO ~
within one month from the date OF ihs
publication OF this order and DO what IL
sary 10 protect his Interests: 10 ne f1fthf
dered that this order DO published and pent
Witness. John W. Mitchell. clerk Of
said court, ~ the court house 81 ttia %
this sab day Of July: 1853. t9.wit; Joy
1898 JOHN W. MITCHELL Ci'
Published The 6rst time July O 1898.
Attesf: JOHN W. MITCHELL. ~
Wars ALLEs, solicitors fof CompiAi
jy6sswt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
NOTES OF THE RIvER
News OF tho Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

News OF tho Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
The Lizzie Bay departed for Charles
ton with good trip.
The Liberty was IN and out with
good trips both ways between this city
and Darlington.
There were feet inches OF water In
the channel last mig ht, fall OF inches
in twenty-four hours.
The snagboat E. A. Woodruff Is at
the landing, having finished her WORK
between Plttsburg and Wheeling. Sew
eral Instructions were removed from
the channel above this city. To-day
an effort will be made to remove large
rock between this city and Bellaire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
Thieves, work stopped.

Special IsItGrdn 70 hs fssLstSF'
HUNrISGToS, w. Va, July 5.-A gang OF
thieves who have been working the town
were knocked out tonight oy the good WORK
of Oficer George Anderson Two OF tnem
were working CLERK IN a snoe store, ana
the other fellow was out dumping goods
into big vaIise, when he spled the cop
corn,nz aud ran. The officer pursued him
for long distance and caught the man, who
ave his name af William Murray, OF East
liverpool. o. The pals got OF. They have
ahmed a lot Of stuff hsre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
FnnsraI of Lawrence Heler.

The funeral of Lawrence Heller took
place at ten o'clock yesterday morning,
from his late residence in Fulton. A
large assembIage of sorrowful friends
witnessed the last services over the re-
mains, and followed the body 10 Mt.
Calvary cemetery, where the interment
took place. Rev. Father McElligott,
OF the Cathedral, celebrated mass at
the chapel at the cemetery. The Full
ton FIRE department and the Town
Council sent handsome floral offerings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
FOR SALE

Four houses on South Frodt street
Eight-roomed honss, oil convenlences, on
Fifteenth, street.
Sixrooned house on Fourteenth street At
q 90
Nine rooms aud bath on Jacob street at " 900.
Four houses on sixteenth street.
Two six roomed houses on Elm street At
e., 500 each.
Fiye-roomed house between Twenty-strth
and rwenty-seventh streets, on Market A.
Sl.J0) Easy terms.
EIgbteen-roomed new double house on South
Broadway street; modern improvements. Good
investment.
sir.roomed house on McCoiloch street At
2lo0 cheap
siT-roomed house on HcColloeh street, near
Fourteenth street. at bargain
Two six-roomsd houses on Fourteenth street
90 feet Iront Cheap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
r,-sherlm Cnrtis nras,ing.

Information from Wellsburg yester-
day was to the effect that Joseph l..
Curtis, whose failure has been men
toned, has left nome, and is supposed
70 be- in GAINESVILLE, o. This is not def
uitsly known, however. The failure
has stirred up a great commotion at
Wellsburg, and there are many express
sious of sympathy for the bondsmen Of
the late official.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
.Ioseph Nichols Replies,
Edtnr nf III. R.risLsr::

To tbs Editor of the Register;
SIR:-Mr. Lewis Steenrod and l have
been friends in the past, and l thought
good friends. He sent for me on Friday
last I called. He seemed very much
yexed at me, and said II was smart
enough to write that piece for the pub
lie I was smart enough to apologize to
him. For my part fail to
see where 1 owe him an apology.
He never asked me to show my
receipts. He can say whatever he
desires, and air himself as much he
pleases; l have had my say, and what l
have said to The public in regard to my
self and family is true. Those OF the
community who know me personally,
know me to be man OF truth, and
what have stated to the public is true;
and those who know. me not and dlsoe-
lieve me. can call at my home; l have
paDers that will speak for themselves.
| will say nothing more to the public,
no matter what Lewis Steenrod writes
for the public. know We have just
God-alsO good laws.
JOSEPH NICHOLS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
Police Cours.

There were fifteen cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. Clint Curtis
was fined 81 and costs; Harry Jones, 81
and costs; John BIockard, So, thirty
days; Thomas Mathews, dismissed; Sam
Dawson, s. and costs; Thomas Norlin,
s. and costs; Robert Woods, $50 for
whipping his wife at the Island picnic,
thirty DAYS; Chas. Givens, 81; Maggie
Wells, IS, fifteen days; John Storch,
81; A. Hunter, So; Mrs. Morgas s.;
Jack Herbert, S.; Joseph Horn, 81;
Joseph Murray, 81, fifteen days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06

distribution OF their excellent prepare
ton In this city, shortly. Sozodont Is
concededly the best preparation for the
teeth and breath in the market, having
beer well and favorably known for
many years, but its general distribution
will bring it to the attention OF many
who have not heretofore used 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
Furniture store Closed.
sv.c.aI 7sIsOram 10 NJ ReOI'tsr.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, July 5.-This az
terpoon shortly after three O'Clock Deputy
Sherin Wilson levied on the goods belong
ing 10 Thomas Thuma, the Ninth street
furniture man. on an execution issued al
the instance OF L. Zeigler for $500. The
store was closed up by the sheriff at four
O'Clock. Mr.. Thuma IL hard working
man. and 1t is generally believed that be
will pull through. He has many friends
who hope so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
Mt. Wood Road.
Good word for the Park.
WHEELING, July 5, 1898.
- a.. 1--y;,o- or fbs HsJtSfs-.

WHEELING, July D, 1850
To the Editor OF the Register:
SIR:-Will you please permit me
sDace enough TO express my admiration
OF Wheeling Park andfts superior faclli-
ties for accommodating the public?
Although a comparative stranger In the
ritv. am free TO say that wheeling
can boast of one of the finest Parks
nossessed by any city in the Union; and
I know whereof speak when make
the assertion, for have visited III my
exnerience the parks Of every noted city
in the country. Not only is the PARK
accessibly located, but the advantages
snd accommodation afforded the pleas
nro seeker is not excelled by any similar
enclosure anywhere
The management OF the park un'
do-stand. take especial pains for the
u uiassnre of visitors, and as guest on
ihe Foprth, OF this resort, can hereai-
-. .a take pride in recommending IL 70
nos, .S1 who have never been so fortunate
a. ~ have visited the Park.
Is W VISITOR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06

The stomach that Is net TUNED thus BY [.
shaking up OF the ''briny wave" mast te well
Fortified one The gastric apparatus can De
rendered proof against tea stskness vitn tnat
stornachic SO popular among travellers oy sea
snd laud-Hoststter's Stomach Bitters- u de-
Serds The system against malaria and rhsnma-
tisro. aud Nsubdues liver compliant, constipa-
ton and dyspepsia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
NEWS OF TIE DAY.
Car OF the Track.

Yesterday morning a b. 81 o. car
loaded with pottery jumped the track at
Tnirty-fith street, knocked down the
railroad gate, and did other damage.
Several cars have jumped the track at
this point lately.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
Fingers Burned.

Harry Hobisou, boy who lives
South EotT street, met with painful
accident while shooting fire crackers
on the Fourth. A large cracker ex-
pl5ied in his right hand, and badly
iacerated the flesh on two fingers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE,

EoR sALE-HoUsE FIVE ROOMS; EoFF
II street, between Twenty fourth and Twen.
ty-1fth streets for n short time only, VI 800.
NEsBITT & DEVINE, 1879 Market. mSoedh
nor SALE-THE REAL PROPERTY Be
II longing TO the estate OF the late william
Caldwell being the brick house No. II Thlr-
teenth street aud the ground used with H. The
property on the southwest corner Of Jacob and
Thirteenth streets, having two houses on ~
This will be sold as one or two parcels IS the
purchaser may prefer. These two houses are
under leases expiring March Slsi, 1924. For
terms and particulars apply 20 HENRY y. Rus
SELL 1921 ChApline street aplle0d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-06

EYES examined for glasses without
charge. Lenses ground to suit all eyes
and frames. Artificial eyes inserted.
The on.F complete Optical establish
ment In the State. Prof. Shelf, the
Sctentfk Opucian, ITO Main street
s.t,th,d,g.