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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31
Fir. Daley stIn cogltatlng.
E,yssr Tribune.

Hon. c. w. Daley. of this place, has
been offered the position of Assistant
Attorney General of the United States
by. Mr.. Cleveland. Mr.. Daley is consid-
ering the offer, but owing to his large
legal engagements we fear he will not
accept of it. He will fully decide in q
few days. The salary OF this position
is S., 600 per annum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31

Mrs. John vinton Dahlsren has erect
ed chapel of the Sacred. Heart in the
grounds OF the Georgetwen University
at cost of $4,000. The chapel is in
memory of her first son. VINO died in in
fancy. II is built in Engfsh Gothic
style, finished in polished oak. with
timbered roof. There is an an>sltar Of
richly carved marble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31
NEGLECTED COLDS
The Reasons That 50 Many People Die Of Con
sumption, Which Kills About Nine Out Of Ten
Who Die Of Disease

Two-rhirds of the Deaths from Lung
Trouble Might be Avoided IL the Ca-
tarrhal Conditions Which Tend TO IL
Were Treated and Cured-Heed the
Warning Signs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31
SAVED FROM CONSUMPTION.

MIR. Benjamin Stewart, who Suffered from
the Results OF Neglected Colds, caused
by Exposure, Saved from tho Grave by
Drs. Copeland, Bell y Davis.
II had pains through the chest and should
ers running down my arms so bad l could not
sleep" says Mr. Stewart who is employed at
the standard Mil. Appetite poor. and what
title did eat caused my stomach to hurt, sour
stomach or heartburn, had headache nearly
all the time over my eyes and across the top OF
my head, shortuess OF breath and palpisa-
ton Of heart The heart trouble caused me 70
lose great amount OF sleep, as II happened
to roll over on my left side, would waken up
IN a hurry.
THE pains became so bad l had to quit work:
Ny bowels were irregular, constipation followed
by diarrhea. Had night sweats which weak
ened me very much. ChillS running down my
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR LEASE.
The Arlington stove Works Prop
erty,

We beg 10 inform our friends and the public
at large that we will continue the Stove and
Range business. both wholesale and retail. In
Wheeling as herctofors. but having dlscon.
tlnued manufacturing. wish TO Iell OF lease the
real estate we now occupy.
The property consists OF two tracts OF land
ona containing lots, having frontage OF 10
feet on Main street, 20J feet on Fourth street
and $50 feet on West street More than hall OF
this ground is covered with brick huildinga
suitable for manufacturing purposes. Iht
other tract, directly west OF the above, also con.
tains lois, having $50 feet irontage on west
street and extends 10 the OHIO river aud 10
bounded by Fourth street on the south.
This property Is conveniently situated Tor
manufacturing purposes or any other business
requiring railroad facilities, having tue Pan
Handle tracks and n private switch on the
premises. VIII be sold or leased on accommo'
dating terms. Apply on the premises
JOSEPH BELL STOVE co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31

and enriches the blood, and through it
cleanseS and renews the whole system All
Blood, Skin, and Scalp Diseases, from COM
mon blOtch or eruption to the worst Scrof-
ula, are cured by it. For letter, Salt
rheun, Eczema, ErySipelas, Boils, Carbun-
oles, Sore Eyes, Goitre or Thick Neck, and
Enlarged Glands, Tumors, and Swelhngs,
rs an unequRled remedy.
ADon't think it's ike the sarSapsrilas.
" claim 60 be good for the blood in
ch, April, and May Golden Medical
very works equally well st all seasons.
not only claims to do good-it guar
II It Doesn't benefit or cure, N
you have your money back.
pnly for the good you get
gik morel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31
Slammed out

Stamped out
blood -poiSonS Of
every name and
nature, by DR..
Pierce's Golden
Medical DiScov-
ery.
It's a medicine
that starts from
the beginning. 1t
rouseS every or
gan into healthy
action, purities
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that st 8 general meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the Consolidated Car
Heating Company, TO be holden at l2 o'clock
N at its one in the city OF Albany, county OF
Albany, and state Of New YORK. tuesday. the
9th day OF June, A. d. 1873, shall. by the unan-
imous advice and approval OF the Board OF
Directors OF said corporation, offer the follow
ing resolution:
Reso!Usd That the capital OF this corporation
be reduced from a. $4,000 1.-TWO million I've
hundred thousand dollarsl 10 d.2h0,OO0 lone
million two hundred ami fifty thousand dollars.
WILLIAM G. RICE,
A Stakeholder OF the Above Mentioned Corpor-
alton. mySets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31
FOR SALE

Groom house, bath, all conyeniences, Jacob
street. near Eighteenth, at 5000; cheap.
u room double house Nos. 81 and so.tour-
teenth street. at s. 200; good location; lotSSxl2o
feet
rooms and storeroom front near Fourteenth
street on McColloch, AZ S!,700 on easy terms;
room house on Sixteenth street. both gases,
at So. 500; lot 40xl00.
Lot on Market street between Twenty-second
and Twenty-third streets, Ssx9o feet, at tl,'Oo;
cheap.
rooms. hall, pantry, both gases, on Elm
street, ut &, co., on easy terms
room house No. lllS Elizabeth street, at
sl.0OO; cheap. 80 -.
Ing three streets with natural gas good water,
Young orchard; possession az once at great
sacrifice II taken az once; only Two minutes
walk from motor station.
We have building lots for sale from SO up
ward, and $40 payments monthly. BE sure 70
sail on Us II you have small amount OF money
to invest. Real estate is sure investment
FOR RENT.
rooms and bath, all conveulences, 5D,gallon
cistern, large yard, Edglngton Lane road; rent
S25 month
rooms and BATH all improvements, No 1873
South Penn street, at go.
8 rooms, hall, pantry, basement bath, not
and cold water. Zane street, at sia
rooms and bath No S0h Thirteenth street;
rent s25.
rooms, both gases, Ne. 43 North Huron
street; rent SIS month.
room new house, bath, hall, beth gases, hot
and cold water, on huron near Kentucky
street; rent s95 n month.
room fats all conyeniences, on Twenty
third street near Eod; rent Sl2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31
A BUSINESS CENTRE.
TIE STATE CAPITAL AS A MANUFACTURING
AND COMMERCIAL CITY.

The Moro Important Of its Enterprises Mentioned IN
Dstail-Ihs Ward Steam Boiler Fac.Ory-Ihs
Thsysr Iron Wholesale Stores Which
Have Grown From Small Beginnings
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31
$500 Per Month.

All diseases treated at the uniform
rate OF So a month. Remember, this
includes consultation, examination,
treatment and medicine fer all dis
asses and all patients.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31
RIBBONS.

From the narrow "Baby' Ribbon
now so much used in Lace Beadings,
up to the widest trimming widths.
All c0ICrs of Silk or Satin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31

NoTICE-I INFoRN MY FRIENDS, AC-
N qusiutances aud tue public IN general that
have removed from the Woodbine saloon, No.
1912 Main street, TO No. Sixteenth street. and
kindly invite ali 10 come and see me. very re.
spactfully yours, JOHN GL0ECKNER, No. Z
Sixteenth street, Wheeling, W. Va my25evdq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31
LACES.

1t bears repeating. They are in
1t strongly. $1,000 worth Of new
LaCes just opened.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO UNION WORKERS
IN We. the members OF stonemason's Union
No. 3 are informed that the Mozart Park As
ISOLATION are having their work done by nom
union workmeu, and therefore have this day
resolved net to patronize the Park, and solicit
the support OF all Labor Unions.
COMMITTEE OF STONEMASONS UNION
No g
WHEELING, w. VA. May 20, 1873 my3oetdq
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Real Estate Agents and Collectors, Eotsris
Pubic 81 Zane street. Island. ieIeo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust made by Sarah 9.
Degarmo and Jubish DeRarmo. her husband 20
me as trustee. dated June - lss5, recorded 10
the Office or the Clerk Of the County Court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia. la deed OF trust
hook NO. ~. page 2G0, will sell AT the 'front.'
door of the Court House on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
LOWER RATES FROM THE NORTHWEST

Chicago. June I2-Thc lines In the Western Pas
scngcr Association are uneasy on account OF the
threatened reduction Of rates from the West hy the
Great Northern. They Induced the latter road 10
withhold Its reduction for few days, the original
date for the establishment being last saturday
They were In hopes that the Great Northern would
consent TO further delays. and several kilograms
pissed between Chicago and st. Paul today inviting
the ST. Paul lines to L. present NJ To morrow's
meeting OF the Western Passenger Association, thea
and there TO see II way out OF the threatened
reduction could not bc found. The Information today
that the Great Northern had declared S.o rate from
Seattle 10 81. Paul very unpleasant news and
Il knocked the wind out Of the proposed proceedings
In the interest OF harmony. In the face OF this rate
II Is difficult to see how rates from the Northwest
can he kept from suffering material reductions II
L. believed that the Northern Pacific will meet the
cut by bringing down its through rnte 10 Chicago
This will involve the WiscOrs sin Central. member
OF the Passenger Assotiaton, and necessarily the
Great Western As well. The Wisconsin Central has
already accepted the revised Passenger Association
agreement. and " y should now In rates there
would I've no ,nd OF trouble for the association.
The revised agreemert Is now Within one Of being
adopted. the Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern
Louis Is now the only Hue to hear from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
WEIGHTS AND CONDITIONS AT NORRIS fAhh

An extra rlcc will b. given a. Morris Park tomorrow
making a programme Of races instead oi inc usu
SIX The will b. for two-yearod miles d
tance five furloncs SPECIAL conditions a. - wrights
The second Thursday. June 10, VIII he hahdi'
can for all ages go each I'll GOO added distance h\c '
longs.
The weights for the Pocontcco Handicap for thrccya
dds ESQ each 81 800 added distance one mile 70 DC run
tomorrow, a, follows:
Don ,lonzo 1872; sport 100: Cho -ter. 1861 ST. Leon
ards I2J Ccmanchc. 12.; St. Michael. ll'' Kaihbo"
III: Ajax iiG rs; Prince ''corer. 10 Love
lac 1l2; Miss Maude. 100; ST. Domingo 100 Ol'h
uo,ne III Chisvic ITO; Spartan. l07 Emn hey. 100
Ton, Watson los Monowai IOj Hamme, los Me;uchen
lO3: Lawcs>. lO2 Red Banner, Io: Midnight lo-i Ia
Diva 100; Young Arion. 100; Lu'tF'. % B"'hi'nscf
os Lady Belmont. IS: Rcdskin. - ofghi'. ?o' Ike
sraint % Certainty. 95 Louise, % Uncle jim 10
Clara colt o.; II.clc Of larc Bird 81; Br JoNc %
T,ouhlr o5: Long Dock 9i Mcndicant % iidy Marion
o.; Tim. % wormser, 30 Reynara 30 PieOeiai'
Il: Clcmcnt. 81 LcoIIar 10. 50. WaI,aw, 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
OFFICERS OF THE CONSOLIDATED ETCHiNGE.

The annual meeting Of the Consolidated stock and
pe,rolcun Exchange held yesterday resulted In the
election OF the following officers President, Charles
G.. Wilson: first vce.presIdcnt. Thomas l.. Watson ::
second vice president. W. >. William; treasurer.
John stanton: chairman. 4. ". Peters; trustees Of
the Gratuiiy Fund-nve years, II. NJ. Curtis and =.
f. Arnsi rong; members Of the Arbitration Committee,
Marcus Helm. J. ID. Lawrence, H. f.. Montgomery,
H. W. Walter J. II. scOiield, ;. &. Williams and >.
J. Marx: directors for two years, &. H. Badcau, &. G..
Brown, A. = Caldwell VI. T.. de Aguero. j. +. Fowler.
A. W. Hart, !. Ionlgman. George W. Jones. j. d.
Lobb, X. Is. Motlcr. NJ Il. Mendlam, :. g. Nelson.
IT, q. Komanc q. :. small. jr.. >. +. strong. George
w. sutton, IT, II. I. ". Waller L. J. Werner, ;.
White IT,. director for one year. ". VI. Brllndaee.
The annual report shows sales Of stocks for the
wear Amounting 10 G6.OSi.ooO shares, against So,
1Oi.ODD shares laN, year. tn" Gratnl'y fund shows
now III III, e''::,:ai account show II balance Of
X1-,o OBS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
THE COURTS.
LOVE CONQUERS THE STRONG WOMAN.

LOVE CONQUERS The STRONG WOMAN.
MINERVA. THE CANyoy-rALL TossER. SUED FOR
DIVORCE By ONE OF HER THREE III sBANDs.
Let no one say aencpiorth that physical attrac.
lions not more potent than mental quahhcations
in the fair ssX 50 far getting Husband Is con'
ceIned. TIE Strong Woman, who uses bars OF pig
ZION fos Indian clubs In her physical culture exercise
In the morning. anI plays with cannon balls as an
urchn would with marbles In the afternoon, has SET
tied the question conclusively Minerva Is the name
OH the show bills OF the woman who comes out WIN
swelling liceps and receives the plaufts OF the null
,liudc like TO display CT strength even ID
a woman. a, home she was known by the less pro
cnt.ous title Of Mrs Wohfarth. the wife Of PORK
packer. lork packing may be manly occupation.
but no doubt II seemed somewhat plebean to Minerva
AZ any rate when she CHARLES J.. Blaft 10Y
with a cannon ball In the same show with which
she WIS connected she Disseminated In his favor
and against her husband ard promptly eloped with
the cannon bail luower.
All went well with the two strong people until
rlatt nad 70 90 10 Texas 10 look after some OF bis
Freaks in museum down there. AS soon as DIS
manly foim had disappeared Minerva became 40
qua.nud with a b0oAke"per Nance henry Deicau,
"a Eiston. Tenn. Whether HeIcan was mcmoer %
local baseball or athletic club or was SIM
cne,icd lightweight does not appear. 90 no one
except Minerva herself knows whether or not sns
had br,orn, tired Of throwing heavy weights at nome
whom she ncht easily stdri on ms heid "hen ,h nt
remained ou too late at night Inc iact Il mat
she IVES married 10 the man who handled hsuross
Now Inc pork packer did not like these numerous
marriages ana lie brought suit for absolute divorce
Inc case came up before Judge McAdam n tne
r. and no doubt decree will be entered u
iavcr OF husband no. | within short time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
Court CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

surr,ae courGeasra rer@pei1,s ya Is. B s y
gs Is s. So. TO- Is. "a S. 81 49, ia 49, ioi' o.
supreme Court-Clam Before Ingriham J-MotOn
cas9,r 'd a. m Gf repa Betoe Patterson
supreme tOurt~spccisl Tcrm-rart II-BetoFe Truax
' d4sS. a'tola ilgeorc ySe,
;sg,. s $40 Sssc S ast es 50 s sss $se 49,
Circuit, Court~part I-Deiole Barrett, Gases from
Clrtat cour-par II-Betorc Andrews J.cases from
r' trt tt cOur,-Par IvBOre Beach, Gases from
surrosate', Cour-Iral TeTmwl of Joseph Badcr.
Sn rr a. court-chambers Calendar 10 80
a.S %E'f p ne Of f Err SS
10 80 a. ~ p,c,,,enera Tern-Adjourned until June 10.
common rieas-special Tcrmiicoro B'ahOn j.
Common pe,s-Equty Term-Defoe Gicgcrich. j.
case on Rcqla vs., kiqnar pa, ~, n,..,,.,o,
cS%"o ,sy ISIS & ss SET lis sSs
81 l S,s sgS y: IG'S 1885, So 1855 $751; ISL ST. S 49,
go Common rsss-Tra Term-rat iI-Reforc rryo'. j.
fGm%S. f ,EeS ars re'"r' iiH''0'' Day.
supr n cour'-enSra Adjourned Until July, ..
Su,,rior ,ourt-special Trim-icforc McAdam. j.
Nos si3 sii, sei. So $50. 1913. si' SIS. so 81.
superior T,rmFra sI,s,I p@S ms, nv
SUPERIOR Court-rrIal Tem-pat III and lll-A0'
civ court-speciii Tcm-Bcfcrc Ne"burccr. j.
Motions. r...,.oo.
ssss soS si7I 2i'7 isso i;o ~ IA.
ff ! S 81 80 s' sa s ST. Us; i III!
@ s.S t,s S'I isra ZAP s'f i H Van Wick
NJ Ssoo slos $50 $3.50 a5io 63i. 2ttS. 1890 iSSs.
sss. SssS os05 1870. 2i3i. :Is5 300, ISL 2Sooooss'
zoos 0b7 o8i6 o54d 5i3 2sos 2sD. 600 "ooi wv
ooOS 1904. ,,.. Ma, hv -
- w, 1000 sOl oiGt .1oi osii 2co G26. 200 s9S!.
100 1874; icsS a lita d'2S -6 SIes S' SG S:
sid; oi72 $50 .oC3. ..,,-. -
CIV Court-rral Tcrm-par IV-Before Ehrlch 4. -
S,or, ,an,e,: Nos 1916 SSs2 1925. 1893 3s!. 800
s9SS 36i7 1885 1878. 375i s77s. 49,. 3so'' ''o"'
'Ccurt OF General Scssons-Part I-Rcore .o"'s !:
j. ard A. istant District Atio'n", "lrV,e -'o''
q Inclusive P,eading.-Nos I to 81 nclusi'e n
Court OF Genera =" so's-I'ar IL H"" ~" a.
ard Assistant Dstrict-A Attorney Macdona-No'' W
inclusive. - 49,, N.,,,,. T.
Court OF Gcrcrti Sess"a-i'nr i-B,,o'" n In
AMI Assistant District Attorney wccks-Nos. To w. "'
elusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
MILITARY SHOOTING At CRREDMpoR.

A detachment of the 18th Regiment. composed OF
Companies 4, Il, and X. under commend % MAJOR
Buns. occupied the raiiGe AT Crecdmoor yesterday
The weather fair. with a light - o'clock w'nd'
shifting {, "G o'clock and again 10 o. and from
there 10 H. making II pulling ~ shoot. the shoot
inc wa, under charge Of Capin'n MncanIey. Inc
Rcgimcntal !. II. p, supervised by IN" "'h"rai III
spcctor Of Rifle Practice. :. y. Y 81 tao'c pres
cn 1873 qualified In the second class 200 YARDS ana
m.do coro> NJ 40 or over ai 300 and 800 yards, en-
lining them 10 the STATE nIar.sihau mccall.
In the vOllcy firing NJ the man targets inc re'oi
stood Companv A. $40 shots. 20 hits, Company
b. 800 ,hot. 80 HIT. Company J. 21o snois, ~
hit, Company X, 30 shots. - hits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
MTTUODISTS AND SUNDAY OPENING.

DIFFERENCES OF OPINION At THE WEEKLY
MEETING OF THE MNI;TEEs' \sSo?ITioN.
The usual weekly meeting Of the Methodist Min
isters' Association held Yesterday morning In the
Methodist POOL; Concern Building. No. $50 Fifth'ave
The Rev Or. T. X. Enrn,s presided. The resolution
oljcctlng To the opening OF the Worlds Fair on
sunday which has been tcrccly comha'ed NJ the
las, two meetings. came mp for discussion after
being read by the Rev. J. W. A. Dodge. The Rev.
Mr. Roach. who has been foremost In the attack
upon the jumped 70 his feet rs sohn as N.Y.
Dodge had finished reading and energetically attacked
IT, when was II boy" he said. " | would not eat
an apple that picked on sunday, or ride In n
street car that day, even visit Central Park hut
feel differently now. do not believe In boycotnS
the Fair. When you do that YOU not oGy enter II
boycott against the country, but against the whole
world"
Al this point another minister asserted that the five
minute law barred the speaker from continuing. An
attempt was made BY the friends Of the Rev. Mr..
Roach to secure for him extension Of time. but II
fared.
The Rev. Thomas Land0n then asked the presiding
officer exclude all the reporters. Dr. landon said
that some Of the newspapers had persistcntly mis-
represented the tone Of the meetings, aud had rdi-
culcd associations actions. An energetic protest
WIS made to this. The Rev. DR.. James VI. King said
that II the rulc debarring Ill not members Of Tho
association were enforced only handful would
remain. The chairman requested the reporters 10
leave the but they were going out, the Rev.
Mr. Roach encrgeically protested that they were
allowed to remain until the matter was settled.
The Rev rr. Landon said that reporters were rot
bred 2on and therefore not able 10 appreciate
religious discussion. The Rev DR.. Chadwick opposed
discrimination agarst the press, and the :'ev Dr. c.
McAnrey. Of Tarrytown said that the newspapers had
greatly benefited the association and It's members.
The Rev. Newton wray said that In excluding the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
WHITE SAILS IN THE LOWER BAY.
rHE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB HOLDS lis I'i"ih
SIXTH ANNUAL REGATTA.

The thrty.sixth annual ra-c Of the Brooklyn iaeh'
Club was sailed YESTERDAY in Hight northwest wn1 "ncn
fIc,hcned toward the end Of the fce There was n"e
OF thifty.four yachts starting In "c race anu VI NC
,,r, ono ,ni.hed The courses the several classes
moro all I'm the Lower Bar except that for the big srhoon'
ers which went ont to the scotland Lgh'shp' ihe'c
we're % many boat hard work TO re the ac
curate time Of all OF them aud hguie oa' uer co'f'"'
time. III. us
commosore suttons new schooner Loyal which sailed
aono over tho course showed that she /, good schooner
=. every one ha, believed Her time wa" not "h' was
noc,ed Of her but she showed that with sSul handling
che will tc = remarkably fast boat
,r,o soon Golden Hone sailed well AMI PIT In protest
ao.,,st the Yachts which IN her caes IL was a
beautiful regatta AMI covered the whole Of the Lower Bay
wien white sails The winners In the various cis''s ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
TILE COLRT OF APPEALS.

Saratoga y. Y. June 12.-ln the Court OF Appesb
today the following causes were argued:
The people, responds ns. agi j. Carson sheldon ana
Others. appellants. Appeal from the amrmng Oh
Judgment OF convection by the General Term. fourth
department obtained in the Niagara sessions. OF the
defendant, the charge OF conspiracy and sentence
of 80 fire each OF the defendants for conspiracy
10 raise the price Of coal 20 consumers In the CITY
II Lockpprt. - ,v ,
Thomson p, al. respondents.
Daniel II. Bennett and another. appellants. agt
rrnnci. prLpnr. impleade1. etc. resp)nfent.
Bridget Mel onalf. ldnnisratrix. ana Others np-
n.llonfs agt the NewYork Central and Hudson River
kalruad Company. respondent. 80 49,.
The calendar for Tuesday: Nos. 35s 44o 4o3,
ijG 67I 81 67I. aud 3-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
HACKNEY HORSES BRING FAIR PRICES.
FIRST DAY OF a LARGE SALE AT latter
SALL'S-SOME OF TIE RI'YEKS

FIRST DAY OF a LARGE SALE AT latter
sALL's-soME OF THE BUYERS.
sale Of hackney horses, many 81 them prize win.
ner belonging to John l.. Cook Of High House Itch.
am. England NJ bet Ogonu, Penn. James H.
Wdener, OgOntz. Penn. Capt,in Bike Ceda,hurst
l.. l.; A. j. Cassar. Chcserbrook Stock Farm; Dr.
w. Seward Webb Shelbumc Farms. shelburnc VI. ;
the Bioodeood Stock Farm. New-Marboro, Mas. q. W.
smith, Black Rock. Conn. and John A. Logan, Oriol.
STUD Youngstown. Ohio begun at Tatterslis sev.
enthave. AMI fhy.iiith-st yestcrd1y and will be con-
tinued for Several days The Attendance was good and
the prices fair. Here Of the horses Sold with
their BUYERS and the Prices:
Imp PaisainterIe ch H.. 0. 1912 h.; Rudolph Ellis.
q, 900.
Duke. b. g.. 5. i4si. h. Colonel Delaney A. Ksne.
1925.
iearl, br. m. o. lil h.; J. ]. Emery, sso5
Daylight b. g., ), 1879, H.; S. Cohen, s,o5.
Elsnore. br. M, 5, Is h.; Rudolph Ellis, $50.
N'andiere, g.. m. 8. Ii h.; Rudolph Ellis $780,
Amhurst b. g.. 4. 1872 h.. Henry Hcntz se75.
LILLIAN, b. NJ. .. l;s h.; Rudolph Ellis salo.
Starlight b. M. 3, 1872 h.; {. a. Gfskn, 300.
Imp Lady Drcwton, blk ~. .. ISL h. J. d. Cameron
81 100.
Imp Lady Levna. r. M. 10. IsIh; H. Fairfax $50.
Imp Vanity, br. M, 9. 1913 h. ; Oriolc Stud $3.50.
Eysium. br. T.. o Rudolph Ellis. $3.50
Vixen, gr M, - X l.. stephens e27j
sidney. ch ., 2; Orolc Stud, 5000
Ma siuis, ch. c.; X. l.. Stephens, 8275.
Lady Josephine, CHI NJ. Z, 10 h.. J. Lyon. 300.
Msnonctte. ch. m, o, lac h.. f.. Lovely. $50
dignity. b. m, $. al h.; Rudolph Ellis 5000
Conco, blk. 9. u. IL h.: II. 7. GOWN. 1878.
S.ansh Duke, Oh. g., 9. l5.o h.; II. r. Dustin. 1900
Imp Lady Primrose. b. NJ, 4. 1872 h.. George Green.
eiOO
Imp Lotte b. M, g. 1913 h.; S. W. Shoemaker. 1900.
Imp. Lady Violet b. M. T. l6.2 b. George GIcen.
e375.
imp. Duchess Blk M. o, lss h. s. NJ. Shoemaker,
s7c0
Imp Burg Kosewater. b. M. Q: r. J. Gamme &3l0
Imp. Duchess Of Eye Grsen CHI. m. =; Rudolph Ellis,
$500
Imp Fanny. b. M. 5. 1919 h.; J. Lyon. s275
Imp Pouza. b. O., 3. 49, h.; E. LOOMS. 500.
Claire, b. m. @, 10 h.. Maxwell Eyarts, 5000.
Hoistaway. b. g.. 3; VI. Fairfax. ao00
Cock Robin. Oh. O.. 4. - h.; II. Fairfax. ESQ.
Electricity. ch. c., 2; H. X. Shaw, $3.50