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flats TO Get FURNISHED.
FIRST FLAT. fully furnished, seven
lieht rooms - 800. ~ East f9th-st.
Apartments UanIeo.

WANTED.-A snail furnished ilat, first
class I'm every particular, Tor a gentleman
and hi, Wifi: must b. in Al nelghb9rhooa
would take 10 until MAY J. ~ Bv the year
IL everything p,fccty sati-fa"tory. Al
drc-- A 49,. Bon ~. f3. Tribune once.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE TRANcrrpc

Ludow-st 5, so IT n OF Cana-st %. ok irrcs;
Jacob Postal T. Julius schwetzer -. s3s 500
Coumbia-st :. 300 f. MOf Rviagton.st 25xlOO:
Julius schwet!er to Jacob Postal. 800
Lewls-st :, - IT OF StantOn-st 21x1OO;
. Lewis Kenlewitch TO Esther Herskowitz 5000
Forsyth-st No l45; Joseph Levy ct al to
4oth;st, :, 423 IT. W Of shave. 5ox9s.9;
Thomas Farrell 10 William II Bogart !
Same property William ii Bogart Languere
tNee''N Co.
21h-st, - lisp It Of 7th.aye 25N9s q;
Charles + White and wife TO Languere Realty
1Oth:dvc. $, 1908 Il Of j2dst 1905 TO
33dst and W l10N lO0.5x5OxIOO.5 b. j2d.st
George Jucket. 100, SOC
lOoMoO5xico; .ame to same .Y..-0.',.,'-. $1,000
1s';aLe. s. % y of 12ith-st. 252MO0;
Sol Jacobs 10 Esther tiodstin ...............
l17thtt 375 II q 2dave. 6ONOo11;
Adolf Green 10 Henry June ......-..........
1lSth-st No 36S West; William II Roqlrt 10
Thomas Farrell ............-...
MorhingS1c-aNe. East. cor 12fth-St o9NSS
Lonsacre Realty Company Charles L White
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gounlrp Real estare DO Get

FAMILY desiring Ia 20 abroad can rent
th'lr house for six months 10 responsible
iunlly, all adults. II price j. reasonable;
inur-,tory furnished house on West Side,
between I'D and 9Oth IS desired. Address
BoN ., Engewo0d, v. j.
TO RENT FURNISHED. at Glen Ridge,
y. - minute. from station; modern
nous. l. rooms. bath and laundry furnace,
iirrpaccs range. city water, ga, fixtures
on The best avenue for one or two years. or
nniil MAY, ls9l. Address Box 10, Glen
Ridge. y j.
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Dressm aklng.

-A.-DRESSMAKER, elegant cu''1 It
and litter % a day or at nome -, ,,o made
III a.antced velvet, silk or cloth ,'l!ts n,au s
su' lSn,, time for 40. fancy waist, Con-, e1nS
ana nall gowns specially - f"S' wv"
ST.. near Broadway a.
--.vrisTIC Dl;ESsMAKING unitue uc-
tn fro,, al, inc latest imported ia,hi",,
hp,", order, Of short notice a sp. iaiiit
w.. McFLROY, A. East 1lth's'' oppo'''o
uotri Albert -
~ARTIsTIC DREssMAKER desires a o iem
more customers by the day sui.uy Id.
L. work guaranteed 81 30 per DAY ~"
49, e. w. $50 Fast 3ist-sI
Artistic DREsSMAK ING;1penesc,,o
c,.,a" costumes, sl2. NINE. OWEN oi<
Nest o3d-st.
npTssNAKING.-All the latest Par Ian
Dhr'',.',de at short notice. remOdelllhe
y, home or By day. WILSON, 1874 "'"
20th-st.
pREssM MAX ERGO on. by ,d the s ssn !
,.6,ss, and children's dresses good .s an.
isu r, will also fix over dresses. Aoofes'
FOX DAVIS, +03 sth-ave
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6orses an0 Carriages.

HORSES BOARDED through the WHIT
at ss per month good stables and, SC sr
care city references. Il. w. BENEDi
East Morris. Conn. --
FOR SALE.--A pair OF very me e.os s
mated BAY coach horses, lG.. hands MN
G years old thoroughly broken 70 al mar
ness: fearless OF steam or electric ears OF
anything; very stylish; have long miii.s
and tails weigh 1.ij0 Zach; can trot iist ,
would make an extra fine coach or carria,, :
team: warranted sound. Call on w, -
SNYDER. 5i4 wyandott-st. South Beth
lehem Penn.
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rlnfnrnisbeo Apartments 90 tft.

Y"
~>-~Joo>-o>>~-eNeNN1~
st. CATHARINE
APARTMENT HOUSE,
Madson-ave. and 53d-st
TO LET,
One elegant suio Of - room. two servane fV y
AID laundry has direct and unoh-Tuct"l exterior
m 900 feet The suite comprises the entire floor I'M
cahInrtwork aud decorations not sifpa--e1 ny aN
house I'm city. Al-O similar suit" Oi tn Ip'i"H'
Particulars premises, from !. j.. BlOpk
Supcrint' ndent'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11

According to imperial decree. published In the
official Law Bulletin. of ST. Petersburg. on Aug
Ost l5 1893 the Russian mint will cease henceforth
10 receive for coinage or in exchange silver bars
and old silver coins The importation of foreign
silver coins is prohibited. excepting Chinese money
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\ -HAMBr Ind. AMERICAN PACKET co

~. FAST In. TO LONDDN,
NEW. YORK SOUTIfNMPTON AND HAMBURG.
rwin--cre ENpres> steamer
Nor1nanns Sept 80 ANlctotia. oct. q 80 p
T. Rsm.rck S.f 81 PIN. Noruanu.a Ortl.. 80 am
tonmhia Sept % 80 & Bismarck Octl9. T. noon
Is Cabin sIj ana Upward: ia Cabin. $50 and upward
n lNRIi Kt;. AMERICAN PACKET Co. 81 Bway. y \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11

After October | the custom house duties In Qua
femala must be paid in gold in the proportion or 10
Der cent on the total duties during the first three
months and of additional 10 per cent every sue sue,
reaches 50 per cent Of the total duties some ar
ficles of Importation exempted from that meas
ire and the decree of the Guatemaan Govern
ment mentions many other conditions interesting
To- Ter
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Ocean Steamers

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ). 5. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NFW-NORK SOUTH AMPnDN. BREMEN,
FAST EXPRESS >TEAMEES 80 40
FRS. Cabin, 40 and upward second Cabin, So ~
and $50 berth. Stcefago low rates. steamer san
from foot Of DIST, Hoboken. -
Sprce Tues sept. L. noon. TraNe. We'd sept y u.s.
paiser sat sent lG noon lib, sat. sept. 30. a. m
Lain. Tues. sept j.? noon ANer Tues. oct. D. ~
Tul, sept. - a. ~aalr. sat. OCT -, a. 49,,
Iavol, Tues .SoIt.2G a. m Nfr, Tue O't.I' - I'M
MEDITEKRANE LINE
New-York To- Genoa in les than eleven days, M
X ronprnz sept 10 fuda ..... NOV. Wcffa pee. ~
TuIa sent g Vera ... NOV. II Kaiser y an. -
ivmrr, OF /, k,i.lr $500 Nov q, Spree. Jan. 10
!, ,i'cr oct 81 mid, De-, 9.Ftda ...... jan. -
Passage. 800 1925 or $50 berth tir,t aoin'
OFLRICTlS 4 Co. - Bowling "''n.
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Real Gstate to &rrhange.

TWO LARGE TENEMENTS, fully
rented, 20 exchange for country seat
MARTIN, Owner, Al Wall-st.
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One more competitor of Americans exporters Of
fresh meat looms up in Bulgaria. Some large cat
tie breeders there have chartered steamer OF the
Cunard Company provided with improved refrig-
Grating arrangements. TO transport 10 England a
cargo of fresh meat The steamer IS expected soon
az Rourgas a port on the Black Sea. lf the ex-
pertinent is successful this new branch OF Bul-
earan Industry will be exploited on a larger scale
inasmuch the price of cattle is very low In that
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ANC Ii Or l. ] y +.

A 2 T 7 = i s = 4 e MA11 srrAMsHIrs y
FOR GLA SGOW VIA LON - ID J. u
From PIER -. y. r.. foot 81 West 2ith.st
c L fi1'Y oE VoNT SATURDAY. oct. II. ) a. II.
saloon $50 and upwarl. ~ ond Cabin $40.
lurness1 sept. %. 3 p. NJ. Ethiopia; oct q - T. H.
Cabin 80 and upward second CABIN 40
CABIN EXCI-RSTON TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
For drafts tours and Other information. apulv 4"
UENDFESON BROTHERS. bowling ''r'fn. N"W-h ork
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NO\lPAGNIE GENERALE TranSatlantiquc

" JAPAN AND CHINA.
NI.w.YOEK 10 JAPAN - n DAYS.
intended -illng from Vancouver
TNpf.I,SS or CIIs ......... ~ pt"fuhfF 49,
EMPRESS OF INDIA ....------- ''tTi ~,
T " SEiTXTR TVTRF.rr TRIVIAL.
- c.n,I ts.f'u At China ana japan ir goo Agt,
"ou :, 1,,,.,,v = Da Wlfi-st.. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-11

Tho Renublic of Uruguay which has Just
ranged peacefully its quarrel with Brazil. was not
in a good condition to make war with anypouy,
a commercial crisis prevails in the country to such
an extent that her trade with single European
nation. France. for instance decreased IN ioSZ' as
compared with 1891 by $4,000 for imports and
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AMERICAN LINE.

4 Y NIT4NTN.NN 1t "
"A NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON LONDON. -
Berlin sept -. 80 am laris ---scp 80 a. M
New YORK sept. % J pm. - Rim. OF. T. ]" u III
From pier AZ Y r.. foot Of ChrsioyheT-st.
Shortest and Most Convenient Route 10 LONDON
Passengers landed 1T Empress DO'k. lN0dn ihcoh'
venicnce and exposure Of transfer " tndrr -.
First Cabin passage Southampton. London or a,re
UPWARD. according t. Steamer Second taDh F''
70 $50. Stccrag" low rate ...v,
INTERN \TGONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Y. r. y .rk.
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-0CF\NIC Steamship COMPANY.

AsUONOII IL AND AZ >TKAIIAN SfRNI - -.
CARVING the United stats and royal mail- STEAMERS
leave san Francisco follows ....,.. -
ALANEDN hir-u'F
NJ tRI PO~A ..--. ih"i-'i rD c,,
remain Honolulu. Throneh u'N'l- l--u'u l' ~
chief points in N"w-Irnand ana N"-t'i'' ''P''''
Round the World Trip 500. ...., 49,. . ,,,n
JOHN ID SPREE kills. BIO.
ruo- cook & SON ,,cncrll Agents,
IntlHs san
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COOK. &c.-CHAMBERMAID, &c.-By
:;yo neat Young North Of Ireland sisters;
| ,Jok gets up large dinner parties; sister
does iir-t-class waiting; city or country;
| references. 1916 6tb-ave.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-14

CoLUMpus, o., June lS,-This morn
ing, at the penitentiary, W. w, Varney
a Cincinnati thief threw vitriol on
William Elliotts face, which probably
will cause the loss Of an eye, Varney,
who is cutter in the state tailor shop,
claimed Elliott had him punished by
reporting falsely that he sold coat to u
guard. Elliott is the newspaper man
who helped kill two men and wounded
eight or nine othersIoR the street here,
February 90, 1891,
When Elliott left his cell no went to
breakfast as usual, alone via the chapel
and fire department, passing between
them through narrow alley. Varney
lying in wait, having got away from his
company by means not known, struck
Elliott with Greman's nozzle, cutting
cash on his head through his cap
three inches long and knocking him
down. The nozzle is three feet long
and weighs twenty pounds, Varney
then, while Elliott was down, threw
several ounces OF NllIlO III Hls AnSo'
The injured mans sclarotic coat OF the
right eye is burned of, and his left eye
is badly injured. The right side Of his
face and head are horribly burned.
Elliot had to be carried to the hospital,
so greatly did he rave on account OF the
injury. >,
DIR. Rowles, prison physician, says i
will take two days to determine the full
extent of the injury,
Elliott says he never gave Varney
cause for the act, being innocent OF in
reference with his prison career. Var
ney says Elliott has been interfering
with him for two years aud dogging
him on all occasions. Varney is a seven
year man; Elliott is life man.
Varney is to be tarned over to the
civil authorities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-14
Government Crop Bullotln.

WASHINGTON, D, O., June l3.-Woath.
or Crop Bulletin: The warm weather OF
the past week in the northwest has
been favorable to all crops, which,
though late, are reported as improving
and growing rapidly
Generally the weather during tho
week has been favorable and u number
OF states report it the most favorable
week OF the season, Farmers are more
hopeful in the west portion OF the cot
ton region and in the South Atlantic
states.
Pennsylvania-Crops doing well, but
rain needed; corn suffering from cut
worms; some hay made, crop lighter
than expected.
Ohio-Growth OF cereals, potatoes and
grass advanced, wheat heading badly,
clover harvest begun, corn and potatoes
being cultivated, tobacco mostly set out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-14
Winter Wheat.

CHICAGO, June l3.-The Farmers Re
Uie,V has received reports from cores
pondents in twelve states regarding the
condition of winter wheat. Tho Revisu
tomorrow in summary will say:
The condition Of winter wheat has
improved greatly in the last few days,
but will fall far short of u good crop.
In Illinois the improvement is very
noticeable, but so much OF the area Of
wheat has been destroyed that some
counties will got little benefit from the
improvement.
Some correspondents report that
niue-tenths OF the wheat acreage in
their localities has been abandoned
The improvement has continued in In
diana and Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-14

THERE is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to, be incurable.
For q great many years doctors pro-
nounced it local disease, and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be constitu-
tional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F, ]. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is tho only consti-
tutional cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to a
teaspoonful 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys-
TEN. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address
+. j. CHENEY g. Co., Toledo, o.
FD-sold by Druggists, Zoe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-14
WEATHER onop nuLlETIN,
Condition of West Virginia Crops for weeh
Ending June IL.

EnulnS June iT'
PARRKERsBuRd, W. Va, June lS.-The
weather OF the past week has been OF
great advantage to growing cropsi the
conditions having been particularly fav-
orable, and ii no protracted drought
occurs, a moro than average yield is
confidently expected, and a steady adj
vance has been made in growing yegeta-
ton and cultivation.
Rainfall Was below the normal ami
with the exception OF the early part OF
tho week, has amounted to but little,
Average rainfall for state SO inch,
Temperature-Aboye normal and iav-
orable to vegetation and crops. Average
temperature for state7l degrees.
Observation-Disclosures headed in
many districts and looking fine; will be
harvested earlier than usual, usual,
some complaint OF red rust. Oats make
good showing, Rye doing fairly we'll,
Corn-Cultiyation continues and has
rapidly advanced; crop will DO later
than usual; the growth would have
been quicker had the nights been
warmer; cut worms not so bad; corn
very uneven in some districts,
Buckwheat-A large acreage will be
sowed.
Grass-Much complaint OF meadows
being full OF weeds; meadows in many
places will be indifferent on account OF
drought last fall, and poor land; past
ure short but doing we'll.
Stock-Cattle aud hogs looking we'll
hornaY numerous
Tobacco Conditions for first OF week
good for setting plants.
Potatoes-Doing splendidly; COM
plain, OF bugs in some localities
Fruit-Strawberries in need OF rain
raspberries promise full crop; peaches
will be a good crop unless the June
drop is too severe; not over a half crop
OF apples is predicted, have been drop
ping badly in the last two weeks, espec-
tally on low grounds blackberries moi
promising.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-14
whisl,r Causes tho.Trouble.

ST. PAUL, MINI, June 1a.-United
States officials arc excited over sensa-
tional reports that come from tho Loech
Lake reservation. DR.. j. r. Walker,
resident physician and overseer at the
reservation, accidentally shot an Indian
and it is reported he is held a prisoner
and in danger OF his life. The marshal
communicated with Gen, Merritt COM
manding the department OF Dakota. A
company of the third regiment is ready
to proceed as rapidly as possible to the
reservation. The situation looks serious.
Tho Indians were paid of recently and
the trouble arises, without doubt, from
their drinking contraband whisky.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-14
ooL1ls TRAIN RoBBERs
Captured in Mutilnted CondItion-Bo
RIddIed with Bnllets.

Captured in u Mutilnted COndition-Both
Riddled With Bullets,
SAN FRANCIsco, June l3.-News comes
from visalia that Evans, the notorious
outlaw, has been captured, Though
he is not as seriously wounded as his
companion in outlawry, he is in a
frightful condition. lie has one shat
tered arm, q shot through another and
one OF his eyes ia shot out. Notwith-
standing his grievous injuries, Evans
was able to walk to the second story OF
the jail.
The son of widow named Perkins,
living 90 miles northeast OF this city,
came to town last night and going to
the sheriff's office gave information
that Evans was at his house badly
wounded. Sheriff Hall secured posse
OF deputies and started after the bandit.
Sheriff Scott and his deputy Rapelje
also received word by another source,
Rapelie claims he was on the front
porch when Hall and posse entered by
back door, and the latter being piloted
up atairs by young Perkins. and no
light left on the lower floor, Hall made
the arrest. Evans way lying ON a cot,
his head and arms bandaged, a forlorn
looking individual. He was unable to
make resistance had he desired to-
Evans says the fight was kept up until
good and dark. He says no was shot
by man standing near the fence.
A physician examined him in the
jail and found he was shot in the right
eye brow, closing the eye. Another
bullet ploughed across the small OF the
back making wound nine inches long.
There was also shot in the left wrist,
passing upward through the forearm.
All the wounds wero made by rife bull
lets. However, he is not as seriously
hurt as sontag, and will have a speedy
recovery. Sontag rallied some this
morning, feeling much better. Both
bandits are in Jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-14
World,s Fair Hotels.

Persons desiring to visit tho Worlds
Fair should not fail to arrange for their
hotel accommodations before starting
Having made personal inspection Of
the various hotels in the Worlds Fair
district, am prepared to furnish accom-.
modationa in strictly first-class hotels
andselect boarding houses, at reasonable
rates. BY purchasing tickets at Balti.
more & Ohio depot ticket office, passen.
gers can have their baggage called for
and checked from private residences
and hotels to destination, sleeping car
space reserved, &C., &c.
No matter which way you go to Chi.
cage, mako your hotel arrangements,
now, with me. For further particulars
apply 10 I. O. BURKE,
Passenger and Ticket Agent b. & 0. Ry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-14
A Wonderful NtnchIno.

There is no doubt TINT man Is a fine
mechanism, but like every other ma.
chine ho wears out by friction. II Is
said that he Is born again every two or
three yenrs. His body 10 virtually TO-.
made from food. 10 rotard this making
ovor Is radically wrong, aS o man loses
60 much vitality In tho delayed process
that II takes n long timo to rocuporate.
Tho process Of making anew is 80 accel-
Grated by putging with BRANDnEru's
piiis that d now man, as II were, may
DO inodo In two or three months, and
tho change In tho mechanism Is ruch
TINT tho worn out part Is replaced by
the now without tho usual running
down Of tho entire muchino You don't
have 10 stop for ropaire. Purge away
with BRANDRErli's Iilistho old, diseased
and worn outbody. They Oropuroly veg.
0lablo, absolutely harmless, aud safe TO
take 1T any time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-14
Low Rates to Detroit.

The Wheeling & Lake Erie railway
will run q low rate excursion to Clevo-
land via Wheeling 4 Lake Erie and
thence by elegant Lake Erie steamer to
Detroit, on Saturday, June II, under
tho auspices OF tho Wheeling Lodge OF
Elks. Tho public generally are cor.
daily invited to Join this excursion.
For tickets and full particulars apply
to G. X Tracy, Ed y. Franzheim and A.
II. WiedebusCh, committee on transpor.
tation, or Wheeling & Lake Erie ticket
agent, Terminal depot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-14
pRlzE CONTESTS
At the University for Excellence iu Decla-
nation and Essay.

AT lhe university Rot HAsuhuhSo IA HeSa"s
nation and Essay.
Special Dispatch 10 h, IatelligRcer
MoRGANrowE, W, Va, June lS.-Last
night the annual contest in defamation
took place in commencement hall.
This prize contest was established
several years ago by the board OF
regents, and is open only to students in
the preparatory department. There
were only three contestants this year,
as follows: =,
LIT. Dorsey, 1.-THE Curse OF Regulus"
w. o, Parsons, "Emmett's Nindi-
cation"
w, II. Sands, "Van Bibber's Rock"
Tho Judges awarded the decision to
Mr.. Sands. After the decision OF the
judges the audience remarked, "Ihere
is no accounting for tastes"
After the contest in defamation the
winner In the Regents pri2a essay con-
test read his essay, The winner this
year was Mr.. Jos, L. Henderson. The
subject for this year was "Ihe Annex
alton OF Canada to the United States,
The treatment OF tho subject was left
with those writing on it, they being
allowed to take either side, or TO discuss
it in general. This is IN annual prize
and was established by tho regents sew
eIal years ago.
The University banjo, mandolin and
guitar and glee clubs turned out in full
force last night and serenaded the town
and visitors. The strains OF their in
struments and voices were heard in
different parts OF the town till 2 o'clock
in the morning. They were everywhere
greeted with flowers and applause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-14
Now Ynrld,s Fnlr Short Llnn.

Commencing May % the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling railway has inaugur-
ated now short line TO Chicago via tho
Lake Shore railway Train leaving
Wheeling union depot at 1850 p. m. has
through Wagner Palace Sleeping Car.
This train lands passengers at tho most
centrally located depot in Chicago, or
within q short distance Of tho Worlds
Fair grounds, Unsurpassed equipment
aud fastest time.
Tickets good returning until Novem.
Der 8, arc now ON sale at tho lowest
ratios and borths reserved at all Cleve.
land, Lorain q Wheeling ticket offices.
For further information apply to or
writo Union Ticket 0Glco, McLurc
House, M. s. Glllctt, ticket agent union
depot, or o. S. BELRNAr,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Mngsillon o,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-14
Itnlian panl, Wrecl,ers Sentenced.

ROME, June 1S.-The prosecution in
stituted by the government against
Cuccinisllo, the manager in Rome of
the branch Of the bank of Naples, who
was charged with the embezzlement Of
two million lire Of the bank funds, re-
suited to-day in the conviction Of the
accused, and his sentence to ten years
Imprisonment. Alesandro, the cashier
OF the bank OF Naples, who was indicted
for completely in the frauds perpetrated
on the bank, was also found guilty and
sentenced to imprisonment for six
years and eight months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-14
presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June lS.-The
President today made the following up.
pointments: Holmes Conrad, OF Vir
GINA, to be assistant attorney general,
vice John B. Cotton, resigned.
Bennington L. Bedle, Of New Jersey,
United States consul at Sheffield, Eng
land.
Among the postmasters appointed
we're tho following: Samuel A. Dunbar
OF Gallipohs, Ohio; John y. Lohmann
OF Hamilton, Ohio; Charles Prentiss,
of Monroeville, Ohio; A. w. Adams, o.
North Baltimore, Ohio; Frank A.
Hackett, of Wellston, Ohio; Charles O.
Graeber, OF Ashland, Pa.