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VILLAGE IMPROvEMENT.-Two charming nrfIcies
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CHAUTAUQUA, 1S02.-Profnsely illustrated. The
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08
THE e
OF tho Exchange Bank to John j. Jone
EIled for Record.

OF tho Exchange Bank to John j. Jones
Filed for Record.
Yesterday morning q few minutes
after s o'clock the formal deed of US.
signment ofthe Exchange Bank to John
]. Jones was fled at County Clerk
Hooks ofate for record. 1t is dated
Saturday, August 8, aud signed by the
Exchange Bank by it's president pro
tempore, L. s. Delaplain.
At the same time q similar deed was
sent to New York City, to be entered
on record there, so that tho transfer
may have the same force aud effect in
that state as in this.
The dccd transfers in trust to Mr..
Jones for q nominal consideration the
real estate at the corner OF Main and
Twelfth streets in this city, known as
lot 4 in square 8, excepting a portion
disposed Of several years ago by tho
Merchants and Mechanics Bank; also
certain real estate known as the Ar.
mold Ore Bed property, in the town OF
Ausable, in Clinton county, N. ",
decided to the Exchange Bank in 1885
by Royal Corbin, referee; and all tho
interest Of the bank under a certain
mortgage decd in real estate known us
out lot No. DIN youngstown, Ohio. 1t
transfers also all the safes, furniture,
fixtures and appliances of every kind
in the bank, with all assetsa aud person.
al property Of whatsoever kind aud
wherever situated.
The assignee Is authorized and en-
powered to sell, convey, sue or colnpro.
mise, in the settlement Of the business
Of the bank, in the most judtcious way
for tho interests Of all parties, and to
pay pro rata without preference all
claims against the bank.
Whenever any part OF the sums due
is ready to be paid, he must advertise
in some paper Of general circulation in
the city Of Wheeling for ton days that
n dividend will pay, and 1t shall be pay.
able not less than thirty days after tho
expiration Of said ton days notice. All
claimants must file proofs Of the Justice
Of their claims or serve notice in writ
ing on the assignee, and no part Of the
funds realized shall DO paid to any
creditor who has not fled such proof or
notice.
Out OF tho proceeds all legitimate OK.
penses Of discharging the trust, includ.
ing the assignee's commissions, arc di.
rected to be paid first.
The assignee Is to flo with tho clork
Of the county court his bond for $50, 900,
with sureties approved by said clerk, DO.
fore entering upon the discharge Of his
duties under tho decd, and II at any
time no shall fail for any reason to dis.
charge such duties tho circuit court
shall appoint his successor, upon the
application Of tho bank, aud II the bank
shall not mako such application in o
reasonable time, then any claimant may
apply TO tho circuit court for the ap.
pointmont Of such successor.
Mr.. Jones has not yet filed his bond,
but II is expected that no will do 80 at
the earliest convenient moment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08
LUMBER A DRUG

ON tho Market mt tho Prescott Timo-A
Huntington Man OH tho situation.
Among the arrivals ut tho Windsor
last evening was Mr.. q. A. Glendoning,
OF Huntington, who is oil u trip into
Ohio in the interest OF his firm, tho G..
N. Biggs Lumber Company, Of Hunt.
ington. lilo complains Of the financial
situation in the cOuntry'genorally. His
firm, he said, has mills In Tennessee
and along tho West Virginia g. Pitts.
burgh railroad In this state, all Of
which on account Of tho strin.
gonoy In money matters have been
compelled to shut down. Tho prevail.
ing dullnoss in trade applies To lumber
as well rs other commodities, and his
company has twenty million feet on
hand, q largo part Of " already cut, for
which thoro 10 no market. Mr.. Biggs,
tho hoad Of this concern, though prOsi.
don't Of d Huntington bank, Is unable
10 secure money to keep his mills 20.
ing, and Us tho finished product IL q
drug Oh the market, things arc very
gloomy.
Mr., G%lcndcnning was loud In praise
OF tho united and heroic action Of tho
majority Of Whooling's business mo
yesterday, In making tho effort thpy
did to keep other Wheeling banks
from iollc wing In tho footsteps Of tho
Exchange. Ho did not think there Ia
another community In tho country
where such a Sensible Goutae w0ald
have boon pursued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08
DANA Dead.
a Former Prominent Wheeling News

A Former Prominent Wheeling Newsp
paper Man Gone.
Dana l. Hubbard, formerly n OF
the brightest newspaper men who ever
worked on the Wheeling press, died
yesterday at Oxford, Ohio, after an
illness OF some length. His illness was
not considered at all dangerous until
within a few days, nnd tho first infor-
nation of a change for the worse reached
his relatives hero Sunday afternoon.
His son, Arthur &. Hubbard, was at
his bedside when he breathed his last.
Tho remains will be brought here for
burial, but the arrangements for the
funeral have not yet been definitely
made.
He was in his forty.eighth year, aud
was q son OF the late Hon. Chester d.
Hubbard. He read law, graduating
from the law school Of Harvard college.
He practiced in Now York, and after
ward with his brother, w. T. Hubbard,
here. He was chosen clerk otthe NUM-
cipal court, and afterward became edi-
tor OF tho Evening Standard, with which
he was connected throughout it's career.
He afterward edited tho Erie, Pa, Dis.
patch, and subsequently was editorial
writer on the Pittsburgh Dispatch and
afterward worked on indianapolis and
Chicago papers. For a time he ac.
ceptably filled a chair on the INrRL11.
GENCER staff, and he achieved d reputa.
ton MS u bright Washington correspon.
dent.
A genial, companionable man, no
was especially kind to younger work
ers in tho profession, and his pleasant
humor aud hard sense united often
helped friends over n hard place. His
death will DO sincerely regretted by all
who knew him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08
South sldn PrIze EIght.

Yesterday a heavyweight carpenter
and u medium-woight friend got to dis
gushing their prowess as pugilists in q
South Side bar, aud finally they put up
u modest purse, and with u party Of
friends adjourned to a convenient hall.
Tho proposition was that the carpenter
should knock out the other, a candy
maker, in three rounds. Six.ounce
gloves we're provided, q ring
pitched, and at it they went. For the
three rounds there was an exchange Of
blows that would do credit to profess
sional middle-weights, but the carpen.
ter failed to stop the candy puller in
the three rounds, and forfeited the
purse. The match was said to be as
exciting and enjoyable while 1t lasted,
and about as scientific, as any seen in
Wheeling for n year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

matters OF Minor AIomsut in and about
IA City,

matters OF Minor Moment In aud about
the CITY,
TAG directors OF the O. & p. road
! have declared the regular quarterly
dividend OF Il per cent upon the guar
anteod stock, payable September !,
IL the gas leak on Fourteenth street
near Market is not attended TO soon
there will be an explosion some OF these
days. Tho air is thick with gus for
half a block.
THE greatest financial 'run" seen in
tho city yesterday was on the gas oitica,
People seemed to DO afraid they
couldn't pay their bills II they waited
till the tenth.
CLERK Hook Yesterday admitted TO
record q deed made July ~ by II, NJ.
BliVen and wife TO h Nelson Mitchell,
in consideration of $1,000, for lot so on
the plat laid out by W. P, Hubbard
aud II. NJ, Russell, special commission
ers.
CARDS are out announcing the mar
riage OF Miss Daisy Dobbs, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II, i. Dobbs, to MI. j.,
NJ. Fordyce, of Freedom, Pa, on Wed,
nosday August 10, at tho residence Of
the brides parents, No. 2l4l Main
street.
L. Nj. CRoTnERs, OF Crothers, Pa,
was here yesterday, He is secretary
and treasurer OF the improved black.
top merino sheep breeders association,
and came to consult Secretary Hook,
Of the State Fair Association, as to q
grand exhibit his people propose to
make ut the coming State Fair.
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From tho Catholic Clorgy.

To ne Editor OF Inc IReliQelcer.
sIR:-In view of the fears entertained
by so many at this time Of stringency
in money matters throughout the whole
country, and still more OF the panicky
feeling that may possibly be- augmented
by the closing OF the Exchange bank,
we earnestly recommend to the public
generally, aud to the Catholic people
especially, not to allow themselves to be
unnecessarily alarmed-not to withdraw
their funds from any bank in this city.
A run on the banks, at this time.
would compel them to suspend pay.
ment, aud thereby block every industry
in and around the city, and entail in.
calculable suGerings on the whole PEG.
pie. JouN ]. KAN, Bishop,
JOHN I. SULLIVAN,
Rector OF Cathedral,
Wteelin1, Au1ust G.,
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LENDING nvsINEss nousEs
Sign u Timely Warming to Loss Thought.

sign q Ilmcly warning 10 Loss ThOughts
ful CltiEOns.
Tho following, printed yesterday, did
much to allay tho excitement and pre-.
won't trouble; II called out the sober
second thought Of tho peoples
TO Ire Citizens Of Whaimp
We, bnSInCss mon and dOppsllOr In tho banks
OF hO city, do most earnestly ask for the good
illnO VI our fair city, that all dopOsitOrs tuifaln
ltoin Withdrawing their deposits from our
bAnks Ut This time aud that We make our douos.
is as usual, We feel EurO that our banks arc all
perfectly sound, and IN depOSiiof Inns rauso idf
my Rlafm Lot ia tAkc pride IN tho fact that
Wheeling has always stood high In tho UOmmpf.
nlal world, aud lot ia do nothing at this time
that tnny OntisU us fOgtOt later.
~ q Dune Coz KRAFT 4 HOsOnbug,
.ly. W. A Wilson, Mgr, kOlll& dillingham;,
uucgIiaii y CO.. HOrkllUlnef bros,
wing ItOsy Geo. L. burst,
BtlnOt \ MnblH, llAOf Sons Grocer CO..
h!ligpt Bt0s,i Henry lIanr, i'fpa,
kline DfOA, AW EfnahOlinOr q Ira
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

Later in the day he met one of the
bank officers and said he wanted to
"fess up" This was my day to start
for the Worlds Fair and l came IN to
get some money, Then IL struck me
that ] could do better for the city l live
in by leaving my money in the bank,
The Worlds Fair isn't going to run
away, is it~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08
The IntaIIigenGers 1 Cent a Word Coupon.

lyOu have a house to rent or something to sell or trade, want to
buy anything, want a situation, want a good cook OF a good servant
a faithful clerk, a desirable boarding place, or have found or lost any,
thing, write just what you want, plainly, in the blanks below, Cut
this out and send with amount at the rate'of one cent per word Tor
first insertion and one-half cent per word for each subsequent inser.
ton, to THE ~lNTELLlGENCER. No. 81 Fourteenth street. Moth,
ing less than 10 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

Many people who went to the banks
to draw their money saw so many evil
dences OF abundance and saw so many
others making deposits that they went
out without asking for money, Since
they could get it they didn't want 1t,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

ToR RENT.
IL No. 22Tenth street, second floor, six rooms,
bath aud halt; will rent at s25 per month. No.
1902 Main street, second floor, six rooms. bath
md hall, at SO per month. Also ut 1865 Main
street, second floor, fronting on Main street,
five rooms and bath. $50 per month. Third floor,
fronting on MAln street four rooms, SlS per
month. Second floor fronting on river, four
rooms, ut $40 per month.
lyl8 JAMES L HAWLEY. 1870 Main st.
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Change Of Timo on the pan.IInndlo,

Change OF TimO OIL the pan.IIandlO,
On and attOr Monday, August I, tho
li0j y, IN. train will leave AZ 1850 n. m.
(City tImO,) Tho WOllsburg accommo.
dalton will leave at $3.50 instead Of $3.50
p. IN. (City timG.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

A bum stopped u man on the street
and asked for tho loan Of dime, ex-
planning that no had q large thirst to
take care Of and couldn't get q check
cashed anywhere,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08
THE BANKS ALL RIGHT,
The Run that was Feared does not
Amount to Much.
A RARE STATE Of AFFAIRS SHOWN,

When More Money is Deposited in
the Different Institutions than is
Withdrawa-AIoro Cold Cash "in
Sight" Probably than Ever Before
in the oity's History-The Exchange
Banks Deed of Assignment,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08
FOE RENT,
tnHMw4P
EoR RENT.

Ono Ga:. i've rooms and bathroom, frss floor,
No. 2l0l Eoff street
door, No. 2l05 Eoir street.
One flat, four rooms, No. GO Twenty-third street
OnetRt, thTcoroomS No. G2Twenty.third street
Equipped with all modern improvements.
jy22 F. II. LANCE.
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Ono leading bank took in over $1,000
after the doors were closed at the usual
hour.
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WANTED.

WTANTED-A POSITION AS STEM
wv OGRAPHER Insurance office preferred.
Experience aud reference. Address BOX A74,
CllTksburg, W, Va. au3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08
WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCE TUESDAY. AUGUST s, 1888

Later in the day he met one Of the
bank officers and said he wanted to
"fess up" This was my day TO start
for the Worlds Fair aud l came in TO
get some money. Then it struck me
that ! could do better for the city l live
IN by leaving my money in the bank
The Worlds Fair isn't going to run
away, is itT
Many people who went to the banks
to draw their money saw so many evil
dences Of abundance and saw 80 many
others making deposits that they went
out without asking for money, Since
they could get 1t they didn't want 1t,
A bum stopped u man on the street
and asked for tho loan OF a dime, ex'
planning that he had o large thirst to
take care Of and couldn't get q check
cashed anywhere,
A woman drew out $500, walked down
to the corner and returned to the bank,
saying that she saw some tough'took.
ing people on the street and was afraid
OF being robbed. She asked the cashier
II she could get her money at any time,
and being assured that she could, put
back what she had drawn out
An out-of,town woman presented q
check for $4,000. The money was
counted out to her in shining gold and
silver, the bank preterriug to keep
within the city Us much paper money
as possible.
"What am / going to do with all that
gold and silverY" asked tho good
woman.
'"rhat isn't for US to say" replied the
bank man politely.
"But | can't take 1t away"
"Please make room Tor the next
said the bank man, as a merchant
stepped up to make q deposit,
II suppose l may Us well leave 1t
here" said madam, and leave it there
she did. On the whole she seemed
satisfied to know that tho bank had the
money and could pay 1t out in the
hardest kind OF hard cash.
A man who thought no had to have
5000 presented his check and got his
money. He went out and in a few min.
utes returned and put 1t in again. That
was his sober second thought, He may
have had in mind visions Of burglars.
At all events he had seen his money,
had it in his hand and vas satisfied.
People who had tn make immediate
payment on real estate purchases were
numerous in the early morning. By
10 O'Clock tho real estate transactions
seemed to have been arranged and no
more was heard about them.
"Can l get my money" asked an old
lady.
Certainly, madam"
get 1t all right now%
every dollar"
"Is it safe2"
Perfectly"
"Will you take good car OF it I leave
it hereT
"The best we know how"
"1t l die will you see that l got a de-
cent burial2"
"As fine u burial as your money will
pay for II you want it to go that way"
"Well, I've been q hard working
woman and l wouldn't like to think Of
doing and not having q nice funeral"
She went out perfectly satisfied.
Ono lending bank took in over 5000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

Z @ Iii.
Two nicely located lots in Belvedcro Addition,
S125 each,
House Of I've rooms, Eoft street, Centre Wheel.
Ing, $3.50:
Three houses, MOyaton street, cheap, $3.50.
House otthTeO rooms, Twelfth street, $3.50
House. Srooms, Sixteenth street, IN good con,
dition. 50, ZOO.
House, 4rOoms, Twelfth street, lot s5xlOo feet,
Corner \ lot, Woods street, Centre Wheeling.
The best business properly In Etnayillc,
eight rooms, store room and good stable, on
easy terms, Good reasons for sclllug.
Three lots. 6Oxl00 feet, Filan, White d Gala.
gher's addition, 500 each.
uouse, 0 rooms and stable, Eighteenth street
Three lots III Park Wow, cheap.
one,hGltlo McColloch street, ocntrc Wheel
Fine suburban property, two miles from tho
city. 1.-Two minutes walk from motor line, new,
with all modern Improvements. Cheap.
Lots on CaldWellS run $50 each.
Fine Farm ofli3 acres on National road, nlu0
miles east OF city on easy tGrmA
House, 10 rooms, Fifteenth street, with mod.
crn improvements.
House. Sroomt, Sixteenth street. 5000.
House, I rooms, Twcnty.thIrd street, Sl.2)l
House, 7 rooms, North Market street, Sl,6)l.
Business property gu Market street NJ mOllr
Lois at east end OF Tweuty.thlrd strc,: ou
easy terms
One OF tho bo,t manufacturing slteI In tho
city, fronting gu two railroads.
$500, $1,000, $500 $1,000 aud $1,000 to loan on
city real estate.
\ --vV.V-
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FOR SALE.

ToR sALE-oNE SECONDHAND
il Berlin coach, Que coupe, one slx.seat rock
away; all In elegant condition, VIII BIO sold at
q bargain on liberal terms. Call or address. l.
GLESENKAMP SONS 4 CO., No. $40 Penn Ave-
nue., Pittsburgh, Pa. lu2-F4M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

A woman drew out $500, walked down
to the corner and returned to the bank,
saying that she saw some tough'took,
ing people on the street and was afraid
OF being robbed. She asked the cashleT
II she could get her money at any time,
and being assured that she could, put
back what she had drawn out,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

A man who thought no had to have
5000 presented his check and got bis
money, He went out and in a few min
utes returned and put 1t in again. That
was his sober second thought, He may
have had in mind visions Of burglars.
At all events he had seen his money,
had it in his hand and was satisfied
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

TRAYELING MADE EASY AND
Il trouble saved by using AMERICAN EX,
PRESS co. TRAVELLERS CHEQUES. Paid on
Fuir Grounds and at 200 Chicago hotels, banks,
etc, No Identification required, jY25ITU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08
REAL ESTATE.
e mn.
FOB s IL

House OF six rooms on North Wabash street
Island, SIG per month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

People who had tn make immediate
payment on real estate purchases were
numerous in the early morning. By
10 O'Clock tho real estate transactions
seemed to have been arranged and no
more was heard about them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

VWANTEp-A LIVE MAN TO REP
w RESENT our business III your city, Also
agents In every city and town III Virginia and
West Virginia. Good agency TO the right parties.
Call on or address PLYMOUTH ROCK PANTS
CO, 1874 East Main street, Richmond, Va, qua
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

Large and representative as this list
is there would be u number OF other
prominent men on it had they had nm
opportunity to sign, Several were out
OF town and others were not seen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

"As fine u burial as your money will
pay for II you want it to 60 that way"
swell, I've been q hard working
woman and l wouldn't like to think Of
doing and not having q nice funeral"
She went out perfectly satisfied.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

A depoBitor mot Il bank cashier at
noon and said, 81 wanted uomo
money to-day tho worst kind, but 1 lot
II co."
"Why didn't you como and got ltP"
asked the cashier.
"WOll, l thought thoro would DO
fools enough coming around for money
they had no use for, aud lhavO q ropt.
tatiOn to sustain"
A man walked into abank, said good
morning, looked around and wont out
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-08-12
IN MEMORIAM.

WHEREAS, It has pleased Al
mighty God to remove from Oul
midst our beloved brother. JOIN
Eds SMITH, who was born in Balti.
more, State Of Maryland, April IL,
1915. died May Is, 1868, aged "a
years.
Be it resolved, That Center
Lodge, U. d. of A. +. and A. W.,
offer the following in memorial:
Brother SMITH was made a Mason
in Pearl River Lodge, No. 125, in
1854, and remained a true and
faithful member up to the time he
Identified to go into the organiza-
ton of Center Lodge. of which he
was . member at his death.
Therefore be it resolved, That
while we bow in humble submission
to Gods will, we mourn the loss OF
one of our most faithful members,
and the Lodge extend their heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved
family.
BE it further resolved, That these
resolutions be placed on record,
and that the st. Tammany FARMER
be furnished with copy for publi-
cation. JOSEPH ARD,
j. r. BYRD,
Committee.
July 22d, 1898.