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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-02
ROLF & 1ANB,
1877 MARKET STREET.
Telephone 500, non
FOB SALE.

You will do well to make your prrchG,e, ba-
fore the first OF the ycas as property is Us cheap
us Il will ever be.
on Thirteenth street. sevcuroomed brick
house, with all modern Improvements, IN lno
location, for $500.
on Thirteenth street. SiNteen.roomcd doub,a
brick house, with all the latest Improvements,
also In good condition. 5000
on South Broadway street IS ten.roomed
double house good Investment and IN gooi
location. $500.
No. gTl5 Jacob street, Is n ten.roomed hou.,
Gun be rented TO three families. Price S3OO
on Virginia street, fou:.Toomcd two story
house. sliOl.
ON Market, nboYe Tenth street. IS n fourteen.
roomGl doGbc brick house, divided by an arch.
way. VIII sell cheap.
III Park View. seven rooms reception ball.
also n new house. Lot l7lSlsj feet sud on the
corner fine Pike and street, $500
on South Penn street. Island. five rooms. Ia,
GO feet by 40 feet, is very desirable. cheap Al
Sl.SO0
No. 1877 South Penn street, nyc.roomcd house
lot 2jxl2O feet A rare chance, as it /, the best
location. $3.50.
g72l EoG street, five rooms. gas and water
grniucd throughout. lotajNl0J feet. Price > 90
Ihree.roomed cottage on South York street
sl,&Dl
Can and sec nv list OF house' Of any size that
you may want, also building lots OF farms
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MURDER TRIAL BEGUN
William Wilson, Accused OF Kill
isg officer Murphy,
PUT ON TRIAL At ST. CLARSYILLE.
No Trouble in Securing n Jury-The
Witnesses Tell Again the Story of
the Tragedy at Martins Ferry IN
September 1, on the Day of Cooke &
whitby's Circus.

The trial Of William Wilson for the
murder of Officer George Murphy at
Martins Ferry on Soptember1, was be-
gun in the Belmont county common
pleas court at St. Clnirsyiile yesterday.
The Cooke < Whilby circus, OF which
Wilson was an a,tache, WAS showing
there that Jay, and Marsha! Westwood
undertook to arrest him, when he fired
at the mar.hal. Officer Murphy came
to his chiefs assistance, when Wilson
she: him, and no died three days later
Prosecuting Attorney HolIingsworth
is assisted in the prosecution OF the case
by Albert Lawrence, while the counsel
for tho iefeAso are Thomas Shay, a
noted criminal lawycr OF Cincinnati,
aad Hon. H. Danford.
There was no special trouble in secur-
ing the jury. Inc twelve men being se-
curod out OF ihe first panel al sixteen.
Mr.. Ho.lingsWorth opened for tho state,
aud Mr.. DanforI followed for the de-
tense. The testimony for tho stats was
then opened, the first witness for the
state being Capt. Abram Lash, OF Mar
tins Ferry, WHO had made plat OF the
ground where the murder occurred,
which he explained.
Marshal Samuel Westwood narrated
the circumstances OF the shooting The
trouble originated at the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh station, where Wilson was.
Mestwood saw him chasing three boys,
and SAW him put his hand to his hip
pocket. He started after him, when
Wilson fred at the boys. The marshal
caught up with him and struck him
with his mace, staggering him to MS
knees. Then Wilson struck at West
wood with his revolver nHd followed
this up by shooting at him. the bail
piercing his hat. Tie man then ran
six or seven feet, when Murphy started
after him He turned and fired, the
ball striking Murphy in the right
breast. wilson then got under a box
car, Murphy STOPPING and firing at him
twice. Westwood ran around tho car
and shot twice at the fleeing man.
From here Wilson escaped TO the circus
cars, and he was caught as he was climb.
ing on car.
Drs. B!ackford and Hobensack de-
acribeI Murphy's wound, and testified
that it was the cause Of death.
Officer Bowman told the story Of the
difficulty, aud said that no had previ-
ously arrested man for being in row,
but lie was not identified and he let
HIM 20. The officer then corroborased
Marshal Westwood's account in all
essential particulars. sn
j. 4. Moore, special policeman,
said when Wilson Was caught Murphy
cried, "Im done for! That's the man
that shot me- Hold him"
c. G. Cochran told OF catching the
wounded officer as lie fell. He said lie
told another policeman 10 kill Wilson,
aRd then asked boy to get him re-
volver
William Elliott, an eye witness Of the
shooting, told substantially the Same
story as the others, us did several other
witnesses.
The Watkins boy, at whom Wilson
fred, was on the stand when the conrt
adjourned till 0 Il. IN. to-day.
Tie court room was crowded. all day,
many ladies being in the audience.
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Divide Musin. with his fine company
Of nrtists, gave most successful
concert at tho Opera House two years
ago, and the general expression at that
time was, il Muslin ever came to Wheel
ing again with his magnificent company
he would be greeted with full house.
Divide Musin's grand concert company
give tho next concert in the Young
Mons Christian Association course on
Friday evening, the Sth. Seats will be
reserved at e. A. Houses next Tuesday
morning. Divide Musin. If not superior,
is at least tue peer OF auy living violin
iet
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.RINEHART G. TATUM,
CITY BANK BUILDING.
Telephone 30. Inoo Room Nos.
8 A LIE.

six lots in rclyederc addition, two corner
lots at s!7h each.
House Oi six rooms and hall Chap!lGe near
Twentieth street. $1,000
House OF six rooms, Eighteenth street, IN good
condition, slSCO.
House Of six rooms, brick. with iourToomed
house IN rear, EOir street. between Twenty
third and Twcuty.iourth streets $3.50
House OF four rooms, Charles street. Sel'''
Wheeling. 500 ,,..-.,
Ing. sl,20G
Two business houses on Main street, con'ra
Wheeling Cheap =.
House OF ioGr rooms, Twenty straet 10!
30XlGi feet 81 100 $50,
House o. seven rooms Fifteenth street, sj;5n
House OF six rooms, brick. lot 21Nll! ieet' Aa1n
street, Centre Wheeling. 5000.
Lot east end Fourteenth street 500.
Honsc OF five roons Woods street, East Whee'
ing, 1850. .,,,,
House ofiour rooms, Eighteenth street slO)l
Three houses, MOystcn street cheap sS35.
House OF three rooms, Twelfth street ~
House OF eight rooms. sixteenth 8HteI Ia
good condition. $500 ca.
Three lot.. GixlO0 icct, Filan, White x Gala
CHER addition. $40 each. .,,,
House OF six rooms and stable EisaieeA'A
street, $3.50.
Three lots In Park View. cheap ,
One.hal! lot, McColloch street, Centre "h.-''
ing s3GO. ,s,
Fine suburban property. two miles from tho
city. five minutes walk from motor llue' new
with nj modern improvements, Cheap
Lots on Cadwell's run S25p each. ,
Fine farm .: 49, acre. on National roal. h'D'
mI,cl east oil the city, on easy terms. .-,..
business property on Market 5I'ec' at mol'''
one o. the best manufacturing sites IN tho
clLy, fronting OH two railroads
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A treat is in store for Wheeling the.
ntre-goers when Miss Julia Marlowe
comes to tho Opera House next Wednes-
day and Thursday nights. Miss Mar
lowe infuses her lines with the charm
of candid nervousness and intellec-
tual womanliness. Her insight into the
poets fancy is deep; and, as his ideal is
high. so IL her Interpretation broad, tho
manifestation OF natural artistic SYM
pathies,
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MAIN AND TENTH SITS.
WHEELING, W. va.
One Cent Articles.

Heavy Envelopes. good Pen Holders, Q Steel
Pens Memorandum Book. Sheets Note Paper
Slate Pencils ! Lead Pencils. ] Collar buttons,
2buucncS Hair Pins. Handkerchief Thimhc,
paper Pins paper Needles. spool SILK Twist,
dozen Hooks aud Eyes. Dlrilng Needles, ]
Nutmeg Crater, dozen Brass Pants buttons,
Hat Pm box CARPET 1acks. ] dozen Clothes
Pins. l'rable,, / set Knitting Needles.
Lois oil grCent goods going at cent,
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For a sore throat there is nothing bet
ter than n flannel bandaEc dampened
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t will
nearly always effect a euro in one
nights time. This remedy is also IA
vorite for rheumatism and has cured
many very severe cases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-02
ZEAL ESTATE.
Real Estate Bargains !

Five raomed hou.o on Jacob street pr,,
Twcnty.thrd street. at 81. 100 Easy teruS
Two-Toomed house on Merit. street. ues,
Twenty ninth street. at $50. Easy terms
Fiyc-roomed house on McColloch street A,
81 COZ $500 down aud balance on time.
SlN.room0l house on Huron street nt $1,000
Fix rooms all convenience, 90 Wtitcly Since.
kirHWoOd. at SlU1J.
scvcu.ruomcd house. all Improvements. ON
North York Stfcet-lot GoSl21-ai $1,000
EightroOmcd bricG on south Front stree,
river view. alta bargain
Seren.roOmcd house on Jacob street, near
Eighteenth street, at 5000 Cheap.
Gail aud SEQ some OF oar bargains.
Money 10 loan Oh real estate security.
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Ten.Cent Articles.

Susprndrri, Clothes lines. y cent Jcwclry,
Anger Braces. Stationery Packages, Jail PldlocEs,
Royal Needle Packages. one-hHf pound Tea. In.
dies Decent Hose Dolls, 2j-cent CUT Buttons,
Mirrors, Pocket Knives
We are constantly receiving bargains and can
not quote prices, az they are here to-day and
gone tomorrow. II Is our aim TO always have
something new ut prices that will make you buy.
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WANTED.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
FAIR STOCKHOLDERS.

u
glnia Exposition and state Fair Association, n
meeting OF the stockholders will be held on
SATURDAY. December ., 1895. at the hour OF
O'Clock p. M. In the Office OF tho Clcrk OF the
Wheeling. state OF West Virginia, for the pur-
pose Of holding M election Cor q Board OF Dl-
rcctorg TO serve during the year OF 1891. aud to
tranSactany other business that may be brought
no9 GEORGE HOOK. Secretary.
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TwO.Cent Articles.

u dozen buttons. Fiac Comb. bottle Ink,
Pint Tin Cups HandEcrchicis, Cake Cutters, Pep
per Boxes Lnngtry Hair Pins, Carpenter Pencils,
Gun Buttons. Pie Pans. Pocket Combs Napkins,
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet Sonp. Gimlets,
TIVE Lines, Rubber Tipped Pencils. llaiF
Crimpe-S
We deal only In Bargains and give big value
for tho money
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Niue.Cent Articles.

Ladies' G'oyes. Shoe Brushes, stew Pans. Pre-.
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives. worth Ii cents,
Glns, Dishes. Milk straincrS, Coffee Pots Flour
Sliters, Suspenders, Extract Vanilla Dolls Dish
Pans Hammers. Pound Grain or Ground Pep.
baking Powder.
The above arS all genuine bargains and lowe;
I,nu knfNrg
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FOur-Cent Articles.

One set Teaspoons. Patent Sleeve Holders, Boys
SuSpcndcrs. tlarkS o. n. r. Thread. Chiidren's
BIbs. Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and Brush
Case, Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes. Fire shoIe!s,
Towclng Charm Knives. Muci.uge Sewing Ma
chine OH, Scrub Brushes, Linen Thread. Hand
Saw Files, Suspcndcrs, Pencil Boxes. Calico. Mus
lins aud hundreds OF Other articles going at this
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CO. 4 Clothing Store, n Boot and Shoe
Store, n Hat Store, Dry Goods store, n
Millinery store, n Notion Store, Furnish
ing Goods Store, Hardware md Tlnwnrc
store, n Tea aud Grocery StOrc-nlno stores
In ono-nll complete under one roof.
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Eight.Cent Articles.

Monkey Wrcnches. Whisk Brooms, wOSh Bowls
Tin Buckets Long Handle Fire ShOvelS, Rules,
Hosiery. Large Lamp Burners, Box Paper and
Envelopes. Spring Balances, Scissors, Blank
Books, Patent buttons
our customers know a good thing when they
see 1t. Join the procession to our store.
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TINS is going to DO big day for La
dios' and Children's Cloaks with us,
Quantity, stylO and price will do the
work. GEO. NJ. Shook & Co.
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To retain an abundant head OF hair of
n natural color to a good old age, the
hygiene Of the scalp must be observed.
Apply Halls Hair Remover.
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LADIES' Fur aud Seal Trimmed Cloaks
At 9. 0S and % oS, only about 0ne.lialf
regular prices. ReNSon-StOne 8 Thomas
Cloak houses
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Six.Cent Articles.

One set Table Spoons Blank Books, Purses.
Shifting. SuSpendcn Butcher Knives. l0-cent
I.aceS, Sleeve Buttons lOcGnt Embrolderies
SrrubbIug brushes Gents Half Hose.
Merchants invited. We have bargains for you
End II win pRY YOU 70 Cnll.
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Seyen-Cent Articles.

Colratc's Palm Soap. large Dressing Combs,
lInrmonlcnS Counter Books. Dress Goods. La.
dies IInndkerchleis Mixed Bird Seed, White.
wash Brushes. large Tin Cups, Wash Pans, shears.
At this popular price we offer many articles
worth double tho money.
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We have tho largest department store in the
state, 100 10 1000 Main street 10 10 "a Tenth
street and 1901 to 1917 Market street Eleven
cntrnnces-iiEc your choice bargains In every
department.
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CHTLDRES'S Cloth Conts Mt 0sc, 81 %
and 81 0S, about one-half and onc.third
regular prices. Tho entire production of
three of New YOrk's Cloak houses bought
and on sale to-day. STONE & THOMAS.
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RENT.

Store rooms on South street, IN Hearne Tab.
ernacle building
s. 900 will buy No. 1910 ChaplIne street, eight
sl'5SS viii buy No. III Virginia street iou'.
roOmcd frRme.
$l,5Oj viii buy No Ills Alley Il, Gve.roomei
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REGULAR SI5 90 Jackets Mt SIS 90 on
sale this day. Read STONE & THOMAS
end -
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WHEN it comes to Chidren's Cloaks
We are in our element.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & Co.
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Real Estate AGan:, U. s. Claim Attorney Col
leutOr aud Notary Pubic
no2o 1912 Market Straat.
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HARRY J. FINK,

1llaMarket street, Wheeling, ". Va
Telephone 6S7. nos
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ACLOTHING.N

0VPpnnHTc at prices that smash all former
VIhhVUAlo reeouS Look, S9.9i for a s. %
Ovcrcolt We also have great bargains ut 81. 81,
$3.50, $500 S6.7j, up to SlD.1j.
twill pay You TO look at these goods.
MEMS SUITS & g. $ ST. 3 q :: .i p sS w g a:s
leaders in low prices II you can match these
wcinvite YOU 10 return thcsNne and your money
viii be refunded. These goods muStgo.
MBNS PANTS 8 H. ' y sS want 2 = % Is E MP TO
the value OF dollar try to borrow one. II you
want TO know how 10 save dollar or more look
ut our Clothing Department
BOYS SUITS At o as SIC o.G Csc SilS sIS7 UP
rot last ALWAYS. You cannot match the prices
BOYS PANTS B,ls s G ana 2S so 9 vg T4GS are
present We have all sizes from to u at these
prices.
MEMS SHUES 81 C. to SIS. " it Is Just I a;
well to save money on ShOcSas anything else
aud we arc away below the market
LADIES' FINE SHOES 81 81 &C. 81 q a. s. Is i 3 g e
s264 Our success In the Shoe line Is probably
more than we deserve. We presume the reason
we sell 50 many Is because they don't last long
but people will have them.
CHILDRENS SHOES & 49, l'i &c s'I H. &c iif S SS
gains
Mems and Boys Hats g. g. l2a S92 So i5 5sG
fine silk Hat, which usually sells atSi5o
Mems Shirts s St sS We lead lac So tSo aa e &C. On
Millinery and Ribbons st T e. gFe %s CO. oa
you lots of money Miss Agnes Garriiy Will
give you pointers on Millinery aud Trimmings
that will do you good aud will not oYeTchargc
you norscll you old styles
Undoruaar UndcrShirts and Drawers ut &c,
Uuu6l h6dl' sc. 3gc. 80. Csc up We are al.
ways below he market Oh these goods Is well
aS everything else.
Bed Comforts aud Blankets 49, Si & IS IS nc
We hnyc Just received job lot OF these goods al
prices that will surprise you.
Ladies' COTS0tS -ut4sc. &c. sc up
UMbF3LlaS at iSc, sos, sac up,
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Lace Curtains a. 800. CSC. SIC up.

ErnnnpinC 2ilbs Grnnulatcd sugar for 81 90:
ulVIOiIOo' Arbuckle'S Coffee. 20: Grain or
Ground Pepper, Cinnamon. Mustard Ginger ana
Baking Powder nil going at DC per pound, OF 3
pounds for % cents
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uood's pills act easily, yet prsmpi!y and
aEslentIy, On tho liver and bowels. z5s,
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JAMES A. HENRY.

FOR sALE,-Real estate of every do'cFip-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-15

A fine display Of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
eto., at the EFT. M. Cos. Cali and
inspect these goods, which are the
finest In their line ever brought to
Elko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-15
County Official Paper.
PISTOLS AND COFFEE.

There are strocg indications OF an
uncivil war, at Elko. Editor Booher,
of the INDEPENDENT, few days ago
took occasion to comment upon As
semblyman Massey's ceursa. in voting
for the lottery amendment, saying
that "Mr. Massey, for some reason
unknown to US, fell down and recorded
his vote in favor OF fastening lottery
upon the people Of the State" This
provoked, inspired or somethinged, a
letter from the silver-tongued Tusca-
Koran, written at Carson, March 18th,
in which he objected to the reference
to him as "haying fallen down." adj
mitting, however, that he didn't know
the meaning of the expression, but de-
claring il it was intended as an init
nation that his. vote was corruptly
influenced, the allegation was a lie
and the, alligator a liar, or words to
that effect. The INDEPENDENT man
published the letter in full, and re-
peated his former expression, grac-
iously according TO his fiery CORES
pendent the privilege Of placing any
construction upon it that he pleased.
The Assemblyman in his letter signiti-
oantly mentioned that he chopped to
be in Elko next week" while. the
doughty pencil phsher casually re-
marked at the conclusion OF his ar
ticle that he would be in Elko all Of
the time and could be found either at
the school, house or INDEPENDENT Of
fee. And 30 the matter stands, while
doubtless the good people Of Elko are
breathlessly awaiting the grand de-
movement, when the silver solon and
equally Argentiferous eIitor confront
each other upon the boulevards Of
that historic burg. E. 49,. 49,. r.. 49,.
The matter is to be especially re-
GREETED, for the. reason that it indi-
Gates lack of that blissful unity OF
feeling and sentiment; that serene
but deep seated and neyer-to-be-
enough extolled oneness Of purpose
and thought, and that sacred spirit of
mutual forbearance, which should,
and which we had fondly hoped, lid
prevail among the followers Of Weaver
and worshippers at =. the shrine Of
Santa Lease But our idol is shnt-
tered, and, as we mournfplly gather
the fragments, our stricken heart
evolves tho silent but soul born invo-
cation that this most lamentable diff
ference between the. two brethren will
not seriously affect the Tree coinage
Of silvar."-Reno Gazette.
'r.,E-, .Is4.% 49,. .
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-02

At a regular meeting Of Commandery
No. PSI, r. Q. L. Knights OF 81 John, OF
Benwood, Marshall county, W. Va, held
March 10Th. 1898, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted;
WHEREAS. having now assembled IN ODE
dience 10 the solemn call Of death, 10 is
therefore our duty 70 suspend for a short
time our regular course OF business and
dwell for a few moments on the gloom and
sorrow that has for the first time invaded
our ranks, for the hand OF death has for.
ever stricken FROM our ranks the respected
name Of our Brother Samuel Blake, who
departed this life on March -4th, lSgs; and
WEFREAs. The COmmandery sadly de-
,lores the loss of a brother, who was a
favorite among all its members for unself-
ish and lofty motives, which were always
PREDOMINANT 10 his character; his strict
adherence TO the principles Of his holy re
licion. which he loved and cherished and
carried with him triumpanuy tohis eternal
home; therefore, belt
Rssolred, That we tender to his grief
stricken parents. brothers and sisters and
other relatives our heartfelt sympathy IN
their trial and affection, and trust that theiI
anguish NAV be somewhat alleviated by
the knowledge that while among US be LED
q christian life; and while we mourn bis
loss we must try 70 initiate his good ex
ample, and that our members wear 3
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Rsaolped. That these resolutions be pub
nshed ia the Wheeling SUNDAY REeISTEI
and Wheeling sunday NslCs and copy
sent to the family.
THOMAS MCCARTHY,
WM. WALSH,
ALBERT ALTNITER,
Committee.
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Eirhtx-Two Lots For Sale.

The rapid growth Of Elm Grove Is a
matter of considerable wonderment
by many people who ought to think
more and know better. 1t is rapidly
becoming a distributing point for a
large section OF territory that has
heretofore gone elsewhere TO trade.
Many residents of Wheeling have Sc
lected the point for their permanent
home. Property is on the increase all
the time at Elm Grove. The fact was
demonstrated recently. At the first
sale OF the Isaac j. Linton lots many
people in aud around Elm Grove bought
lots at low prices. None OF
these persons would to-day sell
what they bought In March
for twenty-five per cent. advance.
Several sales were made Immediately
after the public sale for amounts large
ly in advance Of the purchase price.
Mr.. Linton will have another public
sale on Thursday, April 9th, at which
time be will sell the remaining 81 lots
They will be sold without reserve, and
II he can get bidders every one OF them
will be knocked off. Mr.. Linton is
about to move away, and he is deter
mined to sell his lots, and must dipose
Of them at some price. The terms are
very easy. and any one contemplating
buying a home, or wishing to make an
investment would do we'll to attend the
sale. Don't forget the day, Thursday,
April 9th, commencing at 10 o'clock.
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3. a o. FIRE.
A Small Blaze at the Machine shops Yes
terday Morning.

A Small Blaze at the Machine shops Yes
terday Morning.
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock
an alarm was sent in from box 5s, at
the B. 81 o. machine shop yards near
Twer ty-eighth street. The whole de-
partment soon responded to the call
and found the fire to be raging in the
ice-house of The yard. The ice-house
adjolrs the waste shed and other build
ings, and for a while It looked as
though all the buildings In the approx
innate vicinity would be enveloped In
flames.
Work was at once commenced to pro-
tect the waste shed and adjoining build
ings and this was successfully accom-
plshed, the shed being very slightly
damaged. The ice house was totally
destroyed, II, contained about three car
loads of ice valued at forty dollars per
car. 1t was a fortunate thing that the
flames were gotten under control so
soon, as one OF the adjoining sheds con-
tanned thirteen hundred and seventy
five gallons Of oil, and had this ignited
there would have been some serious re-
suits.
The cause OF the fire was particles Of
hot ashes escaping from the spark ar
roster on the smoke stack OF passing
engine.