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OAKLAND ROOMS AND HOUSES.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

L'IRST-CLASS BOARD AND SUNNY ROOMS
AZ the Juanita Hotel, cor. san Pablo ave. ant
ST.. Oakland: new mana reIncntan27 I
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G-SO HOTEL; l9 ROOMS: LONG LEASE:
u OO. sickness of owner cause Of sale. Nc
LAUGHLIN & CO.. 2612 kearny st.
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TO LEASE.

DOOM WITH POWER; FOLSOM AND 18TH ;
Montgomery st. iny24 I'm
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

McALESTER McMAHAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND INSURANCE BROKERS'
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GROCERY AND BAR; ESTABLISHED TRADE:
" casa business; cheap; 3 liying-rooms. CALD-
w ELL. 4l5 Montgomery St my27 l5t*
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

G.260 EACH AND UPwARD-SPLENDIDLY
u COO located lots In the Fanny Davenport
Tract: san Leandro road; only $40 cash: balance
s. per month. CLOUGH Il BAKER, 1902 Broad
way, oakland. Cal no6 If cod
G1O OOO 4 15-RooM MODERN DoUBIE
u .OOF fiat at Golden Gate Park san
francisco, to exchange for Oakland or Alameda
property. Apply TO WOODWARD " Co, 9O2
Broadway, oasland. my27 1t
Q.1TSO NEW AND MODERN 4-RoOM
U ~. cottage with bath and good lot: We i
located; near cars TO san Francisco and electric
tine: terms only 500 cash and 81 8 per month
Apply at once TO " WOODWARD d Co, 9O2 Broad
way. Oakland. ny27 II
LroR sALE-4 NEW MODERN. ARTISTIC
i and beautiful 6-room cottages, with hoored
easements and servants rooms: lots 27xlS3:
cement walks; price $4,000: $500 to $1,000 cash
and monthly inStalimeDtS VIII buy; OAK and lots
taken in exchange; cottages 1888 Magnolia
st. W MATTHEWS. 4O2 Montgomery ST.,
room ls. mv26 ITS
II uANpsOME RESIDENCE PROPERTY N
Oakland or in San Mateo County. Address
WM. 2. TODD.
my24 weFrsa 81 46O Ninth st, Oakland.
QJ ONE DOLLAR DowN.
u l. Sl-ONE DOLLAR WEEK
FOR LOTS, $3.50 EACH. NEAR LOCAL
TRAIN. II. Is. PINNEY, OWNER,
my24 If 9O7 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
G 00O0 ACRES ALL " FRUITS AND
= COOV vines. fun bearing; cottage rooms;
barn. etc: ] mile from L1verrn re; will sell Or
exchange for East Oak land property. Apply TO
Woodward CO. 9O2 broadway, ,oakla laad q
L'oR SALE-AT A BARGAIN AS OWNER is
leaving the State nice residence one of Oak
lands choice residence localities: rooms and all
modern conveniences: good well of water: fine
stable Tor horses and carriages beautiful grounds;
with II 500 feet of telegraph ave.: If you want "A
nice home don't miss this cnance Call or address
r. r. b. III I. ghth ave. East Oakland. MA 7t*
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IN I n MONTHLY BUYS A s425 LOT IN ALA
y ~ media. e. ID Sparrow. $40 MarketapIl IF
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
I.wEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81. postage
fraa
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DIANo LESSONS BY GERMAN LADY: 25c.
i half hour 93l Market st ruom 80 my27 Sm
THE RESTAURANT GAILHARp, 500 PINE
L ST.. opens to-day under new management as
irst-class French restaurant: meals 25 cents and
a la carte: Sunday dinner SOC; opening dinner TO
day; private rooms.
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NOTICE TO SALOON-MEN-DuN'T FAIL TO
" investigate my special bargains In saloons
this week. GUS STRAND, 80 Kearny.
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FLATS TO LET.


G1O ia McALLlsTER ST. ROOMS AND
,rtU. batn. ASHTON IL GARDNER. All
Montgomery ST. my27 l5t
GOO "a 73O VALENCIA ST. II ROOMS
and stable ASHTON a GARDINER. All Mont
gomery ST. niy27 II
OK sS6B HOWARD sT-l2 ROOMS AND 2
poo. baths. ASHTON d GARDNER. All
Montgomery st. my27 1t
1Oeo BRoADwAY-FINE FLAT: A ROOMS
IOOo and bath; rent sl2- MADISON a
BURKE. my27 st
9I1 3NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS
tlD -. and oath, on Ridley ST.. n. OF Valencia.
Apply j. 5. HURRY. 8 Ninth ST. myZ7 3t
CLIO LOWER FIAT ROOMS, BATH. lOs
n ". Germania ST., bet. Waller and Hermann.
Off Fillmore my27 3t
GIL NEW SUNNY LOWER FLAT; ROOMS,
u It. yard. AZ Quinn ST.. bet Fourteenth and
Ridley, Valencia snd Guerrero. my 27 3ts
QOT 6O 4I61s GRoyE-FINE FLAT OF
III L .OV. rooms and bath. my27 It's
MICE SUNNY MIDDLE FLAT OF ROOMS
~ and bath. 2l7 Polk st. my27 81.
NEW SUNNY LAT; 8 ROOMS AND BATH
1s 9ll Guerrero st. my26 7t*
ELAT NICE SUNNY ROOMS. BATH. 3O7
Castro st. near Sixteenth. my26 3t*
Oh FoLsOM-FLAT ROOMS, BATH: 100
OJl feet from Sixth st. my26 It's
ok NICE SUNNY FLAT: A ROOMS AND
y y. bath. Key at 402 Ninth st. smy2s If
n E. COR. EDDY AND wEBsTER-FLAT 3
IN sunny rooms; $12. Inquire All Geary. 25 It's
T1PPER FLAT: ROOMS; ALL IMPROVE
u ments: rent reduced. so Moss St, between
Sixth and seventh. my25 St*
ZINE FLAT: ROOMS; s14; STABLE. sB7
l Bryant St, bet. Sixth and Seventh. my25 3ts
OOn ROOMS AND BATH; SI4. ROOMS.
tDZ". Apply 434 Brannan, near Third. 25 It's
Dents Observation-Disclosures NEW FLATS
II in the city and rooms and bath; wash
tubs yards: fancy mantes: cathedral glass; rents
$50, $22, $23 S24 and S34: water free; patent
stone sidewalks; also Broom stores; rent
SlS; call and these. JAS. SCoBIE, owner 8
Ninth ST.. near Market my24 ST
96e THIRD UPPER SUNNY FLAT OF 3
OoO roomsi large yard; rent Sl2; water free
key upstairs. my23 It's
Io05 SACRAMENTO ST.-ELAT OF 3 ROOMS
OAO to let. 81 my2l l4ts
JTPPER FLAr, g LIGHT AND SUNNY ROOMS:
y bath. Apply los TURK. my2l It's
c.JA GOLDEN GATE AVE, NEAR VAN NESS
Oh ave. = Beautiful sunny upper fiat of Z
OIL ELLIS. ABOVE VAN y Ess AvE.-sUNNY
y fiat. rooms; reasonable. my22 ITS
- UPPER SUNNY FLATS: LATEST IMP rs goo
L Golden Gate ave. and 25 Birch. off Larkin.2l 7~
ULEGANT SUNNY BAY-wINDOw FLAT A
L rooms and bath; large yard 2261a Tenth st !;
key upstairs my7 tt
L'LAT A ROOMS WITH HALL TO KITCHEN;
$l3. 134 Erie st. ap3O If
ITPPER FLAT4 ROOMS; EATH: ALSO LOWER
Y fiat rooms Key 533 Eddy st. ap23 tt
CMALL ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBsCRIP
y tions taken at Call Hranch offices, 603 Larkin
ST.. 359 Hayes ST. aud 251S Miss ION ST open till
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MONEY TO LOAN.


III ONEY To LOAN, TO BUY OR BCILD BONES
VI in city, oaKland, A lameda and Berkeley; III
stailmenIs. Matthews. 402 Montgomery stI7 ST
z PER CENT; CITY LOANS: No DELAY.
JnoST WOOLLEY, New Aiontg'y stap3D II
MONEY Al 81 on FIRST Il ID MORTGAGE ES
tf without delay. MURPHY, 326 Pine APPS GIN
M 0$EY LOANED NJEW ELRY AND OTHER
ni yaluables at the Security Loan BANK, l1O6
Market. nr Mason: private entrance Z Turk.ip9 IL
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BUILDING LOTS For SAFE

2s MONTGOMERY. BET. sUrTER & MAsKl
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I AIDES! CHICHESTERS ENGLISH PENNY
II royal Pills Diamond brandt the best. safe,
reliable. AXE no other. Send &c (sssmps) for
particulars Relief for Ladies'" in letter by return
mail At druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.,
FhiladeiDhia Pa. apS SaSuTh 1y
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PosTPoNEMENr.

Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board of Directors of the aboye-named company
held This day at the Office of the conpany. 70 IN
35, Nevada block. 309 Montgomery street. in this
city, the date of delinquency Office of assess
ment No. AZ was postponed until WEDN EsDAY.
the 2lst day of June. 1898. and the delinquent
sale until WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day OF July,
l93. L. OSBORN, secretary
my27 I'd Per Peat
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/, 10 OR 20 ACRE 1ors IN THE RANCHO

< 10 OR 20 ACRE LOTS IN THE RANCHO
y. COTATL
10000 acres of the best land in the State fol-
fruit, vines or general farming, to be sold In any
size lots to suit purchasers. from acres upward
terms of payment very easy; the land is part
level and part gently rolling and nearly all virgin
so H. as under the late owners Will very little was
allowed 10 be cutivated this ranch is located be
tween Petaluma and Santa Rosa and the railroad
runs through it; freights to the city are very low
maps and views Of the ranch will he turn ished
npon application. CANAAN LYON or G. T
ihON BRIDGE, 2l5 hearny st. my2l II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

no SELL YOUR PLACE OF BUSINESS QUICK
L for cash call on GUS STRAND, 30 Kearny st.
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ARE YOU GOING TO FURNISH? II so 1T
y will pay you to see us; have every requisite
for the parior, bedroom kitchen, and at the
lowest prices cash easy payments. CHICAGO
CLOcK CO.. the liberal house-turnishers 1871
1926 Market St my2l
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A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS THE
~ WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper, for mailing.
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n.-nn COFFEE SALOON AND CHOP-
- iUU. house. doing business of S25 to $40
per day: worth $1,000; STRAND, 80 Kearnv st. !
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FURNITURE WANTED.

HOUSE OF FURNITURE WANTED FOR
IL cash. Address L., 125, Call Branch my24 II
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR NEW AND SEC
IL ond-hand furniture by u j. QUlRK. general
auctioneer l25 Fifth. nr. Mission: send postal u
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C01O0 CORNER Saloon ON KEARNY
count of sickness GUS STRAND, 80 Kearny. /
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O.1OrO RESTAURANT WITH 9 FUR
u IUOB. nished rooms; No. ! location: re-
CENTS $50 10 S45 per day and clears Sl75 per
month: cheap rent; this is ge uine bargain =:
Cion't fan TO see il. Gus STRAN ID. 80 Kearnv !
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.

ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
I O0S PACIFIC AvE-HoUsE g ROOMS
Oh near @rand station. Apply in rear 25 3*
A LAMBDA. 1872 WILLOW Sr-To RENT
n furnished house OF rooms: modern convent
eDces; pretty view; blocks from Willow station :
$32 80. apply to owner on premises my2O If
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
-.s-s.e-
VERY CHEAP-STYLIsH HOUSE: : ROOMS.
bath: corner lot, l25xI35 DOUGLAS owner
2S0S Gerry ST.. san Francisco iuyg5 3ts
PHYSICIANS
T1R j. Nj HBiNIMANN HAS RESUMED PRAC
IL tice. 0fice-S02 Montgomery or. Jackson Inns
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4 LSO SEVERAL NO. l STOCK RANCHES,
~ fenced and some improvements embracing
some OF the hnest grass land, with abundance OF
water: so to S-5 per acre: call and get uI par.
ucui ars; correct descriptions of all places from
personal knowledge; exchanges a specially. AL
BERT T. CRANE, 40 Montgomery ST.
I GIal l,Ii1,i
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

L,OR SALE-BEDROOM SET AND KITCHEN
T outfit complete; very cheap; in good order and
nearly new sos Fifteenth st. my25 3t*
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DRESSES STYLlSHLH MADE; FIT GUARAN-
~ teed: from So 81 up. 1l9 Stockton. my22 If
I AIDES AND CHILDRENS' DRESSMAKING,
Lhome or day MRS. .OW EMS, ,S3l34 Eddy. m S6m
IOO6 6JACKSON-LAwRENCE METHOD. FIR
1OOC guaranteed without trying my18 6m
CTYLISR SUITS: PERFECT FIT GUARAN-
teed price moderate Rm. 80, Murphy Big IS I'm
/ ASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING; SUIT 5
So so up. 5l412 Leavenworth st. myl2 SIN
TAILoRSYS TAUGHT: SUITS S5 UP; FIT
guaranteed lis Kearny. Miss Glligau, T. l5ly
MRS DAVIES, DRESSMAKER, MOVED
Ih from 459 Fifth to 942 Howard. myl0 SIN
| lRESSMAKING-G AND LADIES PLAIN
- sewing and repairing. / 006 Hyde st. my6 3m
DRESSMAKING AT HOME OR BY DAY;
- first-cass filter. 81 Ninth st. my4 3m
| Attest STYLE; PERFECT III TING SUITS
u very re sonable. 122 Murphy building. mr9 GIN
DRESS AND CLoAKMAKING AT HOME OR
- by day; -. MRS. A. @. ALLEN, lag 7th, T. 9.
STYLIsH SUITS FROM So UP: COUNTRY OR
- ders promptly hlled. 81 Market m2S Sm
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, . 1910 eaeh-S500 cash; balance installments:
D lotS n. liue of l7th ST.. near Folsom: 25Nl00.
SZ2oo ench-SsO0 cash, balance installments:
lols T. line of Folsom ST.. N. of 18th st: 25x100
$3.50 each-$400 cash balance 1staIlments:
lots on Treat ave, W. side, between lota and
4fth sts.: 25XlI5. myl6 II Tulsa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
IT'S A SUCCESS.
TH3 RECONSTRUCTED yIGILLNf ENGINE
TESTED YESTERDAY.
Steam Raised in Good Style, and Water Thrown
in Manner Very Pleasing to, the Men,
bsrs Of the Fire Committee

The reconstructed Vigilant engine 10
all right.
She was given an exhaustive test yes
terday afternoon on Eighteenth street,
under the supervision Of Charles Oliver,
the engineer aud machintst who rebuilt
her, Actin Chief James Cshill, aud the
Council Committee on Fire Department,
and the machine worked Ike 8 charm.
In fact, all who witnessed the test
were Of the opinion that the machine
was in better shape than when 1t was
new, and the Fire Committee had done
good thing In having the engine re-
butt, at cost Of S720, instead OF throw
ing 1t into the scrap pile and buying q
new engine for 81, 600 or 81, 500.
The test was made at the corner Of
Eoff and Eighteenth streets, about four
o'clock In the afternoon, quite large
number OF citizens being present. Al
though no special preparations had been
made 10 make quick fire under the
engine, as is always done when new
engine is tested, the Vigilant had ten
pounds OF steam in six minutes from
cold water. The subsequent record
was as follows
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
NOTES OF THE DAY.
Points Picked Up During the Day and on
the Fair Grounds.

Points Picked Up During the Day and on
the Fair Grounds.
Some OF the plcnicers had "that tired
feeling" latter the ball."
The pontoon bridge was q great &C.
commodation TO the public.
Incidentally, the Street Railway Com
pany had fairly good day.
Mendel & Co.'S new red wagon made
a good showing in the parade.
There was quite an interesting fight
in the grand stand, during the races.
Martins Ferry aud Bridgeport turned
out only tolerably we'll for the picnic.
1t waslke Sunday, up about the Court
House and City Hall, during the even
ing.
The Bellaire detachment never show
ed front for the parade, agreeing 10
come.
A photographer got several good
views Of the grand stand with q kodak
yesterday afternoon.
Many industrial establishments closed
up for the day, to give their employees a
chance to parade and picnic.
The crowd got weary OF the races.
There were not more than one hundred
spectators for the final heat.
The bar under the grand stand closed
soon after the races, as the crowd col
lected at the upper end OF the grounds.
A wheelman named McCue run over
bow on the race track late In the after
noon. Both had narrow escapes from
serious injury.
The dust on the Fair Grounds was
terrific, especially during the racing.
The presence Of watering cart on the
track at frequent intervals seemed to
have no effect.
Martins Ferry people heard a loud
and plaintive cry OF murder" proceed
ing from some point above the Top mill
after midnight yesterday morning. An
effort was made 10 get skill 10 cross
the river, but the men who made the
attempt failed.
Specimen copies OF the now publica-
ton the ohio VALLEY Farmer and Labor
Journal, were distributed on the grounds
Yesterday afternoon. The first issue Is
newsy and presents neat typographi-
cal appearance. Mr.. j. II. Burt will
have charge Of the labor and circulation
departments, and will doubtless make
the new venture success from the
start.
Hodcarrlers Union, No. 5026, Amerl-
can Federation Of Labor, under the
command OF Capt Osborne Gray, made
a very creditable display in the parade
yesterday. This union is the Oldest In
the city, having organized as far back
as 1881. The hodcarriers are the best
disciplined union and always remember
their friend and benefactor who organ
lied them, and has always been con-
slant in his attendance al their meet
ings, Mr.. NJ. f. Moran, who is an hon
orary mem Der.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
HIT WITH A CLUB
warrants Issued ON - Charge OF Disorder,
On the south Side.

WIN. Greer. OF Thirty-third street,
walked into Squire Schultze'S Office, on
the South Side, ,ast night, ana asked 10
have warrants for assault aud battery
sworn out against Edward Menge, Of
Menge 4 HOWley's saloon, across from
the lower market. aud two other men,
whom be claimed had also assaulted
him. Greer took of his straw hat and
revealed a bloody head and an ugly
cash, which be says was made by Menge
With a club. According 70 the mans
story be got into quarrel with two
men ia the front OF the saloon
aud be was there struck 8
blow in the face by some
persons and then went inside. He was
followed into the saloon by these par
ties, one Of whom by the name Of Mo-
ran renewed the quarrel. Words led to
blows and Greer claims he was acting
upon the defensive when Edward Menge,
the bar tender, came from behind the
bar and felledhim 10 the door with a
club. A large crowd was attracted TO
the place OF excitement and the two
men who were instrumental in starting
the fuss ran down the street. Warrants
were secured for Munge AMI the other
two men and were placed In the hands
OF an officer for their arrest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
A aRoUNDLEss CHARGE
Causes Indignation Among tho Friends OF
james Rowan.

Mr.. James Rowan was yesterday
shown copy of the Steubenville Her
aid, containing what purported to be 4
statement from Prosecuting Attorney
Erskine OF Jefferson county, In relation
to the large number Of incendlary fires
in Steubenuille recently. The article
Iu an indirect way tried to connect Mr..
Rowan with the crimes being commit
ted there. 1t was asserted that Steu-
benville people saw q man resembling
Mr.. Rowan, coming from the barn OF
Mr.. Ersklne, after an incendiary fire
bad been started.
Mr.. Rowan stated last night that he
was In Jail at the time Of the fire, serv-
Ing sentence for selling on Sunday.
Mr. Rowans friends are very indignant
that the Prosecuting Attorney should
single him out as an object OF attack.
Mr.. Rowan himself was also righteous
ly indignant. He condemns the Prose-
cutting Attorney In unmeasured terms.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
Fin. prses Of Art WORK.

Mr.. John Myles, the artist, has hn-
ished a fne life-sizs pastel painting oil
Ada, daughter Of J. B. Wills, which has
been on exhibition for several days 10
the window Of Geo. L. burst The
painting was made from a photograph
OF the child that was taken over two
years previous to her death. The
parents are highly pleased with the
work, as it fully represents the child 20
them as she was previous TO her death,
and they prize It very highly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

This was unanimously agreed 20 be
very good work, In steam making.
Then the water was turned on, and the
performance Of the engine, through an
inch and an eighth nozzle, was most
satisfactory, working at 100 pounds
The water was thrown fully two hun
dred feet In the air, and the stream was
steady, compact, and well-shaped, the
engine working very smoothly. With
two inch nozzle, and the steam pressure
increased TO $50 pounds, the engine
gave another good performance, but
she rocked little on her springs, the
explanation Of which, as given by the
engineers, being that there was not
enough water in the street main TO sup
ply her. The engine was next tried
with two streams siamesed together,
and did equally well, aud the Committee
unanimously accepted the machine,
aud ordered Ii into service last night.
She will be taken 10 the paint shops to-
morrow morning, and when II comes out
1t will be, to all intents and purposes,
a new and very good engine.
The new boiler In the engine was
built by Cox s. Morrison, and was
placed by Charles oliver, who also over
hauled the entire engine, put In a new
cylinder and many new parts, every
thing showing wear being taken out
and replaced. The result is good
piece Of work, throughout, and reflects
mnch credit upon Mr.. oliver and the
firm OF Cox & Morrison.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

viewed the column as it moved along.
The decorations were profuse, and IN
several cases quite elaborate, and the
applause was hearty at times, as some
favored organization passed. The Cigar
makers. the Printers and the American
Federation got the bulk OF these mail
iestations of approval, perhaps, the
colored brethren being especially ap-
plauded as they came up Market street,
in platoons OF Eight But all the or
CARNATIONS got more or less applause,
and the parade as whole was an ex-
cellent one, and well-deserves common
dation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
HOOPS Pills are easy in action.
CLOSED By ITS oREDIToRs.
The Boston Bankrupt Shoe Company
Forced to Quit Business.

The Boston Bankrupt Shoe Company,
which has been doing business for sew
eral months past, 10 the Reilly block
on Main street, was closed last night
by It's creditors The company has
been doing q good business, but Its
margin Of profits was so small that
when the strlngency In the money mar
ket came, it was forced to suspend BY
its creditors. The store closed last
night, and will not reopen until
Wednesday morning.
The creditors Of the firm have select
ed Mr.. MIchsels, who has been mansg-
Ing the business here, 70 close OUT the
stock Of goods. On Monday and Tues
day the doors will be closed while an
inventory OF the stock Is being made.
The company will reopen for business
on Wednesday morning. and the entire
stock OF shoes will be disposed OF At low
prices. As Mr. Micbaels is under To-
structions 70 turn the stock into cash -
soon az possible, everything will be
marked down, and there will probably
be a rush OF customers, anxious TO take
advantage OF this rare opportunity TO
secure bargains.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

A great deal Of complaint Is being
made by the people OF the vicinity in
regard 10 the sewer drainage on Chap
line between Tenth and Eleventh
streets The sewer ends az Alley and
from there 10 Tenth street the waste
water is conducted by the open gutter.
The swell is very offensive and nav re-
splt in sickness 20 those who live near.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
OUR ANNUAL
LABOR DAY.
The Big Parade and Picnic
Of Yesterday.
PARADE VIEWED BY THOUSANDS.
The Main Business Streets Handsomely
Decorated.
MANY ORGANIZATIONS IN LINE.
The Picnic of the Afternoon and Even
ing a Grand Success.
Many Thousand People Congregate on the Fair
Grounds and Put in a Day Of Enjoyment
How the Psogramms Was
Carried Out

managed from the start.
TIE parade formed according to the
orders Of Chief Marshal Purcell, in good
time, every organization reporting in
side the limit fixed, aud at the stroke
Of ten o'clock the word forward" was
given, and the column began to move
over the route. AS result the Fair
Ground was reached before half-past
eleven, the entire route having been
covered, and the programme arranged
for the afternoon was thus entered upon
promptly and carried on successfully.
From start TO finish 1t was one Of the
best managed demonstrations ever held
in Wheeling, and those in charge are TO
be congratulated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
PAYING IN CHECKS.
The Miners at Wheeling Greek Receive
Checks for Their Wages

The coal miners employed at the
Wheeling creek mines were yesterday
paid of in checks, payable only through
the Cleveland clearing house, but certi-
fed by q prominent bank OF Cleveland.
On coupon attached TO each check
was statement from the company that
the action was made necessary by the
scarcity OF funds In the local banks.
Many Of these checks were received
by the merchants in this city yesterday,
passing readily as cash.