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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15

mcnts. While banks at various points In the
West have been compelled to announce their
SUSPENSION. there has been sc9rr ely = rumor
Inc financial situation in Europe Is much less
encouraging. Another large bank failure in Aus
tralia occurred in the week, and in consequence
of "a demand Tor gold from that country the Bank
Of England again advanced lis minimum rate OF
Giscoun, from 10 3 l.? per cent The Bank OF
Germany also advanced its discount rate from q 10
4 per cent and in the open market, pom ~ LON
don and on the Continent. rates Of discount were
fully up TO the official bank iignres Inc distmro-
ance in Germany WIS due principally TO the dIsso.
lution of the Pcchsag and To the probability that
the Government would meet q fresh dr fcnt al the
general elections. Tue advance IN IOnuoh WIS
a protest hy the Bank Of England against any sur
etantial depletion Of It's stock OF gold Du. i.
was helped in part by the difficulties experienced
in completing the fortnightly settlements at .no
Stock EXCHANGE. Some ten failures were an.
uourced hut they were cOnSd:rc1 unlmport"hu
although they may be followed by others
The foreign exchanges We're extremely strong
throughout the week. and on Friday cable Trans
fers actually sold at 81 30 TO the pound steriihg,
while demand bills closed firm AZ - ." 10
81 50 Ia. At these figures shipments OF eold
to London may be made AT handsome pront' anu
$500 600 went out the steamship mbria yes
terday Further exports are eNpectel rms ws ,t,
unIess there should be sudden change In the
international movement of securities or mcrcnin- mn
disc Recent shippers Of gold, however. VINO
have been sharply criticised for what Is pnrel!
u business transaction, are somewhat rciuctant
10 ship gold until rates OF exchange sn"il NV
either to pay a high price for drafts or JON IL IN
the shipments Til" market closed firm at ~ 80
and 50 So IA, and 81 80 IA for long ana SNORT
sterling bills respectively.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
"The Financial Chronicle computes the gross
earnings in April Of l44 railroad companies AT
S4O.2s5.767, an increase compared with the same
month last year of 81 ,39O.572. or 35' per cent.
The additional mileage represented in these figures
was little over 1000 miles.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings o, OF
forty-fve railroad companies or systems Tor the
first week in May. OF the number, thirty-tnre
companies return gains over the corresponding
week last year 90 S?95.299. or '.s per cent ana
twelve companies return losses averaging % per
cent The whole number gives gain OF S2o3'3'l A.
or SO per cent II has printed also the gross
earnings of sixty-six companies for the
fourth week in April. The whole
number @ives an increase of S04l79O.
1st week in May 1897 1893 Differences sa. ss. Pc
Ia comI,,nes So go 354 - 0Gi 653 Inc S29?29o 'S
II companies 1S4 1871 1i2i23 D'c' fi''oo D."
Total 45 500, 79l si,so7,Ss2 Dec. s2'S'ol 90
sin comnanes 81 rs. 80 7454os Inc. si5Sl I3
ri companies 3.6o3ii2 3,3?l,.2i Dec -oi,'-i %
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financial &lcetions.

New.York May 10. 1898.
II A MEETING of the stockholders Of the
~ Delaware aud Hudson Canal company. held al tho
TUESDAY t,e 9TH inst. the following persons we've
elected managers far the ensuing year:
' IN GRAND u. CANNON,
JAMES ROOSEVELT
ROBERT NJ. OLYPHANr,
BENJAMIN II. BklSlOW.
Il. SuYDAM GRANT,
WM. II. TiLLINGHASr,
ALFRED VAN SANTN0ORD,
JAMES 4. ROOSEVELT,
ALEXANDER T.. ORR,
OLIVER T. c. billings.
SAMUEL SPENCER.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT,
UIAUNCEY NJ DEPEW,
And at meetlng OF BOARD Of Manage 9. held this
MI. Robert NJ Oiyphant WAS unanimously rceicccd
pre- sident.
~ y. NJ. OLYPHANr Secretary.
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financial elections 4.

THE NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY
~ OTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
annual neerinz ~ tie stockhoIaess Of In" North
American Company. for the purposc Of eIecuDe three
Of the torn Of once q the first class Of Directors and
o. ransctng such oh1r tus'aes as may properly
Company; In the Prudent,sl Building; ~. 7tS Brad
day Of June, 1893. at ~ O'Clock. noon.
The stock transfer books will be cos'd OF saturday
May 27th 1892. II O'Clock, noon and pen ThurS
day. June %. 1898 at 10 a.. N
Newark. n. j., May II, 1898.
m HE ANNUAL MEETING Or THE STOCn
Il mnLDr..., VI THt srw.,Oak ~ Al IAs.
LIGHT COMPANY for the election Of d rectors 10.
spcctors will be held at OF company No az
Union SQUARE, TUESDAY, May 49, 1898. Polls open
from 10 a. m. a. II q. ~. The transfer BOOKS Will -
closed May 4th TO 18Th.
Scw-York April %, 1922 ..
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THE PENNSYLVANIA i. II: CO.. 1900,
PHILADELPHIA. May l. 1893.
4 El,fN0DS h. Alir Il

l dee Jared a semi annual Dividend II TWO AND ONE
HALF PER CENT upon the Capital Stock Of the Cam,
Jany payable in cash and an Extra Dividend - !Mo
tEk CENT PAYABLE IN scrip aud after May III, 1913:
clear 10 shareholder, as registered on the books Of
the Company at M April 90 1893. OF u their legal
repre- This scrip VIII be convertible into cap
al stock at par when presented ~ sums OF hN ao,a'
on MONDAY Nav 30. dividends viii b" paid to
only. W'BfkI w SMITH, ITa>"'r
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THE COOK & BERNIEIMEK COMPANY.
I44 TO 80 FRANKLIN.ST.
NTW-YORK. May 9Th. 1893
IN lie BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
i declared n semiannual dividend OF fcur per cent.
the Preferred Stock and annual diIEnd OF ten per
cent the Common Stock . 49,
The named dividends payable May 18th to stock.
holders OF record May lst lN93 - ,,oo,,
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Totals 700 SOP 900 So Jos 600 434 sG5 900 20
The bank exchanges Of the Ncy-York Clearing
House and the stocks sold at the New-lOrk stock
Exchange last week and for the week oil the
preceding two years compare as follows
Exchanges s722 O 1873 ga 500 GGi $50 80 200
No shares sold -. l.5i5'l2i I5+2774 z,oj'.sOd
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
Rates for money in the local markets were
slightly easier. Early in the week call loans at
the Stock Exchange touched Z per cent and
privately little business done az high as ] o
friday there was abundant supply at about
per cent, while balances could not be piIcrd on
several days at per cent. Renewals were gencr-
ally made at 4a4 l-2 per cent, but the average
tate for new business probably below the
lower figure. On time, money Il little lower
prov led that frst-cass securities only put
In the loans. While the general rate was per
cent with a gold clause in the note, there were
exceptional Transactions at per cent. but the
collateral was gilt-e1ccd." The city banks. ac-
cOrding 10 the weekly statement Of averages pub
lished yesterday in an extremely strong posi-
ton bu. the curtamenf of loans has been rather
severe. and the banks have strengthened them
selves at tie expense of their customers. The
general percentage was raised 10 29.l from - .
n wceS $40, aud this compares with 27.g in the
week last year, and &C.? in the preceding
ye3r. In will be observed in the table printed
in another place that OF forfy-si National banks
which are members Of the Clearing House AssOcia-
tion twenfy-one at the close of business Friday
fell below the 20 per cent reserve required by
lew. The first National bank was conspicuous by
reporting only III per cent. AS a rule, the State
banks were considerably above the legal require.
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aeIp mSn.es.

~ ANTED.-For the rnit'd stairs AIM sS :" v m
good pay r,toas clothing and medical s,naa,ss az
a. ~ age character aud habits Apply ~ itv rMh 40"
ar II Abingdon square Ncw.yofS V'V or VI fo'oh''''
brooklyn.
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ST0NINGT0M Line.

FARES REDUCED INSIDE FOUTE TO BOeTON,
Providence Worcester. and al Eastern Points. -
New steel Maine and New Hampshire leave
new Pier So n. r., block above CanaIst, at 80
Z. NJ. daily, except SUNDAY.
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feaal Notices.
OVT HTNDRED AND TWELFTH STREET.

~ supreme Court, Ncw-York County rr,derie \.
trustee Of Mny P,son Ssrs acd sS IA;
IiliIsn f. sI%ss.oS John Mailoa jo6a Nn!oa
l., r's M ri Ma GS.ro 'J james H. sIa frank ar
James Ihsw AsYapser l,a.i'r ,Snn L. Gn 'SDe
ander l. Finke Eugcne Van ss9,c. and CesII R,1 =
Il s,al rI'e' william III S'I S%o S join j. Ms
Mallon PERI MILLION LGis tpIE S Agn,t j tr,S
Ear. James Thaw AZ >a,dcr tlater John l. ,;,a,n
John NJ: Lcnehsn, Ear u. Chaee bowers = 'hS'e'
In pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure and ',l,,
duly made and ertcmd IL. cbcys En,s,fd action ma
1srSs dae hs s S in 'ps st dsnn M
public auction v at The SpSe on s o d
NAY 1888 sn, q, ' i. oSloS asn y v .rasf
Co., auctioncsr. all the right the ama ' Mcn,s
Wors and the other defendants named had IN ara
TO premises described in the COMPLAINT IN ms a d't;
az ofa Juiy' isSo. az ii ocSk and S. mnus. -:
time Of nling pamta's lien scrted In The eomps,as
in this action. The following Is description OF SIT
All that certain lot piece raTce; Of land Win ~, n,
Tweifth Ward OF the CITY OF New-fork. bounded ana
BEGINNING a. point the southerv side q dig
One lIrndrsd and Twelfth s,r.t dI.tans sS ,he mo
hundred and a, % ac FEET nr and '' Tses street
Third Avenue innnnc thence s1",nsFs INA ard iii
eleven inches 70 the centre line Of the block running
thence westerly along s,d centre linc ana i"ss s
m2 9"s sonS @"S ssac an" %or f%s and
Avenue 900 one h.drd feet aud m ea'' end T%cS
S,rcet running thence cist,, the sogite,, AIDE
OF nI.) One Hundred and rwelfth street '-y ~:
AWE feet to the p"s Or r'.ss o. laid
Monteaorc by Jacob A. wicl and WI, ~, ~ I sgo' =
s NAY CIV n az. ,s con OF NeryoS Lrer esi OF co
Seyancc. rage i9i. NAV 10Th. ISIS
Dated Ne"''"rS' MAY RsoiRfET srrRGIs netcr,c:
Ch,rl.s u. Rlir Plaintiffs Attorney No. so ''''a""'
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10, % or $I00. 100 Per Bond on allotment.
921a" 925 90 " " June Is, 1898.
1925 &" $I,025.00

aesins. which bonds Will he delivered bearing interest
from May /. 1893 Payment In full may be made at
purchasers option before that ddtc under dscouho AZ ue
rate OF 4 per cent per onnum.
g. b. Roberts Esq President OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company states the following In letter " MS
dated May I. 1893:
these Bonds part OF total possible issue of
500 900 900 secured by mortgage dated July l.
1873 subject only to the prior lien Of s1930 800 Gen
erui Mortgage Bonds against which the amount of
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds is reserved This Console.
dated Mortgage all the property and franchises OF
the Peunsy Railroad Company including Its main
line from Philadelphia Ptsburg branches, being
total So: niles together with RcalSls.ae and
Equipment all Of which are valued at Sl04 362 O9i'2.
All Of the $50 niles Of main line Of aoa bc,ween Pha-
deIphia Ptsburg Is double tracked and thcie are
zO6 miles Of third track and IS miles Ct fourth track
which. with 4j2 miles Of the tompaDys sdinss. make
total tracgage Of 4G2 miles between these points.
This Mortgage is besides, a MS: lien on tho Com
pany lcaschod interest in other rllicad lines and canals
well It's large investments in Shares and BONDS
Of Other Companies Of an estimated h value Of over
$50 600 600 These securities produced In 1882 an IN
come OF over -, 600, 900.
'Urd,r this mortgage there have already been issued
s32 s2o Bond, which rank in respect par passu
with the present issue.
May 1913, with Coupon attached payable on the
first day OF November and May in each year. Both
principal and interest payable in Gold Coin In New.
York. free OF taxes.
cent the amount issued. beginning May J. 1898 which
Is bc applied TO the purchase OF Bonds obtnable at
price not exceeding par but II bonds cannot be purchased
under this price, Is TO be invested in
lawful securities On Dec. 81 1892. the report OF
the Trustees showed that sl,771 $50 Bonds had been
cancelled through the operation OF the Sinking Fund and
that hcy held in cash and securities 50 for their
redemption.
THE CAPITAL STOCK Of the Penn.
ISsl 20 IA 500 90
Tho BONDED DEBT, including Real
hstIte, MOrg ICES Ground Rents,
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miscellaneous.

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reading matter about ne
"A world famed Table Water Is 70 te obtained by 40
dressing CHARLES GRAEF CO.. 3: bea'GA
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financial
Subscription for
100000
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE
AZ GOLD BONDS.
Principal Payable May I, 1913.
INTEREST PAYABLE sEMI.ANNUALLY ON NOV.
AND MAY I, IN NETWORK.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SUBSCRIPTION
Q 100000 OF THE ABOVE BONDS AT 1o2a PEH
CENT PAYABLE AS FOLLOWS:
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STEAMBOATS,.
FALL RIVER LINE.

FARES REDUCED 10 BOSTON. FALL RIVER.
PROVIDENCE ohd all Principal Eastern Points. steam.
FER :s y. r. foot OF Murr.yst week days and sun:
City at T. Brooklyn 90 p m. ORCHESTRA ON
EACH STEAMER. Two connecting yestibuled express
trains from Fall River, due Boston 90 and 90
respectively.
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

FARES REDUCED. DIkECI KOCIE 70 Piovdence,
Worcester and all points Via Worcester. Train from
wharf 10 Boston resumed early In June.
Steamers Connecticut and Massachusetts leave Pier (old
No. 30. n. r., foot Of Warren,,t at 81 T. N daily.
f,IIFSTRA on EACH STEAMER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15

Total 45 co.'s 553 79l 81 ,so7 3s2 Dec s213ooi 90
sih comnanes 81 rs. 50 7454Gs Inc sll5soiI .
81 81 nn,inanies 3Go3li 339i,.2i Dec. 23l,92l G3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31
Quite Walker.

In Martins Ferry there is colored
barber named Lee, who Is astonishing
the people OF tho town and vicinity, by
his long overland walks and the re-
markably fast time he Is making. Lee
has shop on Hanover street, and
thinks nothing Of q six or eight mile
walk in the country before breakfast.
AS q long distance overland heel and
too walker, he is probably the fastest,
Ho has beaten eight or ten walkers
and is afraid OF only one man, unless
for a very long tramp, and this is Nc
Clelland, the champion sprinter.
The other morning Lee walked five
miles in IS minutes, and has made nine
in So minutes, six and u quarter in one
hour, fourteen in 1925, twenty-five in
three and q half hours, and so on, all
square heel and toe. He made twenty
five miles in four hours, go us you
please, on muddy road, heel and toe.
He once walked a horse to death, and
in one race won $3.50.
Hearing Of Ices wonderful trQmpa
the 1NTELLIdENCER man called on him
and had an interesting talk. He said
he had never fim-Aammed but once, in
walking against time. He is thirty.flve
years old, married. has four children,
measures six feet one, and now weighs
1877.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31
THE wHEG1MRN's MEET,
1t is to Take Place in Wheeling the LAT
ter Part of August.

1t is to Take Place in Wheeling the Lat
ter Part of August,
Since it was decided that the first an
nual meet OF the West Virginia Division
OF the League of American Wheelmen
is to be held in Wheeling, much inter-
est has been aroused and there isn't
much doubt that tho occasion will be q
big success. 1t Is proposed to have the
meet take place few days before the
opening OF the State Fair the latter part
OF August, and Immediately after the
annual meet Of the league in Chicago,
whore it is expected there will be
twenty or thirty thousand wheelmen
present, Chief Consul Stamp and sev.
eral other local wheelmen who intend
attending the national meet, will make
an effort to get some OF the fast racing
men, who will be at Chicago, to como
here and enter the races. II this can
be done there will be no doubt Of the
success OF the races here, as Wheel.
ing has not seen any really
first class bicycle racing. The
attendance from the state at large
is expected to DO considerable, as there
has never before been so much interest
in matters pertaining to the wheel in
West Virginia as there is this year,
Tho scheme for the meet here will take
definite shape In a few days, when q
meeting Of those who will be interested
In it will probably be called.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

Mr.. Frank Honnigs audience at the
Opera house last night would have fiat
tered any star. The house was packed
with cultured people, and Mr.. Hennig's
Marc Antony won their hearty plaudits,
and won them fairly. lie has made
great strides in his profession in few
years, and the role has seldom been
better played here. His support was
fine. 1t will DO good news to Wheeling
theatre.goers that Manager Riestor has
induced Mr.. Hennig to cancel his en-
gagement for Saturday night and return
to Wheeling. He will appear Saturday
evening in Hamlet" and Misses
Emma and Henrietta Vaders, neither
Of whom was in the cast last night, will
be in the support
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

Some Of the Jacob and Forty-third
street people are kicking vigorously be-
cause the double tracks Of tho Wheel
ing electric limo are still there, after
having been ordered up by the courts
Not so much blame is given tho rail-
road company as the indecislon that
marked the action, or rather inaction,
Of the second branch Of tho city council
at Its meeting last Thursday evening
Had some action been taken on the
scheme for loop around Eof and
Forty.eighth streets then the double
tracks, that are undoubtedly serious
hlndernnce and obstruction to travel on
lower Jacob street, would have probably
come up sooner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31
Death of A. 9. Miller.

The many friends OF August Miller
we're shocked to hear last evening that
he had died about o'clock in the after-
noon. He had been hopelessly i'll for
several months with Brights disease,
but bore up and was going about till
within u week or two. He was we'll
liked by all who knew him, and his be.
roaved family has the sympathy Of q
wide circle Of friends in this sad Attic
dan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

The dry has past whom trust can
dictate aa To what smoker can pur.
chase. Admiral cigarettes omanato
from an effort 10 please in which greed
for inotdInato profit Ia not tho controll-
Ing power
The Admiral is not mado by tho trust
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31
Mlint N Young Indy snrs

in regard to pair of glasses fitted for
her by Prof. Shelf, the optician:
II am very much pleased with my
glasses; they have helped my headache
more than oil the medicines have tax.
on, and they rost my eyes, and / can
read or sew until very late at night, and
my eyes and head do not ache as they
did before when read for a few min.
utes during tho day.
Miss V. NJ. BIaas."
B0"Prof. Shelf can be consulted and
eyes examined free Of charge for glasses
at his new quarters, ITO Main street,
one door above Shook & Co.'s dry goods
store,
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No Cnsh init.

William Geller was up in the mayors
court yesterday as vag, In default OF
fine Of 81 and costs, he went to the
hill for fifteen days. John Lynch, for
disorderly conduct, was fined s. and
costs, and IN default Of the cash was
sent up for thirty days. These were
the only cases that showed up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

Last evening Weat Magrudor, colOrod,
from Martins Ferry, got into quarrel
with white man at Benwood and fired
several shots at him. He escaped, but
was arrested in North Wheeling by
Officer Ritz and about midnight Mar
shall Gocky and Officer Gately took him
down TO Benwood,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31
on TANK BURNS.
A Fire at Washington, Pa, Last Night
Involving Big Loss.

A Fire ~ Warrington, fh'i Lhbt NiEht
Involving Big Loss.
Last nights storm was terrific in
Washington, Pa, and much damage
was done. AT Meadow Landg, two
miles north, ono of tho many large
tanks, containing $1,000 barrels Of oil,
was struck by lightning aud totally do.
stroyod, and 1t is possible that some of
tho others caught fire from the flames.
These tanks contain over 100000 bar
rolls Of oil, aud their destruction would
mean an immense loss Of money.
Full particulars were not obtainablo
last MIGHT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31
Koop Your ilyos On TholO IlgurOa,

81 % Grenadino at 65C.
12bc Bedford Cord and fancy Organ
dies at bgc, dark and light cOlOrS.
SOC Silk 1T 24c,
75o silk ut 4Dc.
Coo SILK ut SOC
COO All Wool Challio at 30c.
zoe, l0.4 Shooting AZ 1910,
EMsnEiMERs,
Eleventh street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

A full assortment Of Ladies' Fine
Shoes, all tho loading BtYlos also q full
line OIL Low Shoes for spring and 0utn.
NOR VICAR. i. v. BOND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

On and after to-day We will receive
Potatoes and Cabbage. The stock will
be as heretofore the best in the market,
ZARNITs Bios. & Co.,
No. 1910 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31
NEWT NEWT NEW

We nrc now In receipt of tho largest and
hnndsOmest line OF Foreign and Domestic
of Wheeling, embracing novelties In
OVSroOatlngs, Suitings, silk VeHtings and
fancy PnntnlounlngH, which we will make
up In the lntest style and ut reasonable
prices. Perfect 1T guaranteed.
A general line of Gents nObby furnish
ings constantly on hand. Eighme Shirt,
laundried and Unlnundrled.
just Received Another invoice OF i'm
ported Hall Hose, in mOrinOos, Bupertlne
cotton md fast black, NIL seamless, mt S6C
u pRir. q. HESS y SONS,
Fashionable TnilOrs and GOnta' Furnish
ers, 1921 and 1898 Market StroOt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

1T you cannOt SEQ and need spectaoles
you should call on us and have your eyes
tested without charge. We haYOtho finest
instruments and more experience than any
other Opticinn in tho state, and guarantee
satisfaction or money refunded.
JACOB w, GRUBB,
Jewolor and Optician,
Corner Twelfth and Market
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Ghs G'tttlIigetaee.


New Crop Olive oIl-AlbOrt Stoke l. Co.
Lists Cholera and DlarThma Cure.
Saved Ny Litg-CutlcurA Remedies,
For sale-NeShitt & DeVlne,
Second Auction Lot salo-FRirmOnt Develop
ment Company Page
Wantud-Meu Of Character,
For Sale-lIOuSe Of Five Rooms
Notlco-slone MasOns Union.
Sealed Blda-Elln Grove Coal Co,
For sale-Mt be Chantal Lots.
Chocolate lolng--H Y, IiehrenE
Elmo Dinner Sets-Ewing Bros.
Lawn MOwers--K. HogG,
Contractor and BuiIdGr-stcphon Mccullough.
Opera Houss-Frank Hennig as Hamlet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

TIE healthy people you meet have
healthy livers. They take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

DO not forget tho fact that tho place to
have your Watch, Clock and J0welry re.
paired isat w. II, ODBERTs,
South end Market Street Bridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31
MEMORIAL pAY-TAE Aua cLoTALERs.
MEMORIAL DAY.

"The muffled drums sadroII has beat
The soldiers last tattoo,
No moro in lIfe's parade shall meet
That brave and fallen few
"Nor shall their glory be forgot
While Fame her record keeps,
Or Honor points the haIlowed spot
Who're Valor proudly sleeps"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

For that tout o sorts" feeling
Take Bromo.Seltzer-triai bottle 10c.