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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17

There very call for Brazil sorts today s ana ,ns
, ns I" ay0 are OF not SSye openly Se
goods the market but II Is nnner S ,nan s Weak
spo,s lfa, viii permit their picking up some desirable
nh snsf ls a. S s S 10 on spot and i.c Buy
paying attention 70 mild grades Du, Inv, hr
days of ,se week The tone on S steady to
FIRM and there does not seem 10 be any marked pressure
FLOUR AND MEAI has been stupid week IN nog No.
buyer. on the sor With orders anywhere afkns
lw win more 1nsatisfacory than satisfactory features
a sales only sSa & 9 9s e n's@ns
reSss 90: 500 Dbl; spring PATENT 81 S. Gar clears
@ s1@ so Ss s sGnA eaoa rpu, 2; 5as
RYE dull sales is se At q Ssz g.
sas.mers g. Western southern 81 soasz % a. an:
' SAS ssas e. co S9is 9 c:ss
s rEgp sc qus o Su ssase D rye FEED soa
S.. 's5 SS honnE ,a aS 'E", city s. s.
cRAIN-wHEAT-rhe wheat market was dun IL and s
:sssins on Win trade light Foreign markets were
Sr trade ssrep sSnss export.
sse h @ 5 sSs the fact 'S' Of
Increase in Atlantic Coast shipments. The decrease war
s sso ~ falling on q 500 S'A rs IN he 5sSs SSss
ssin, soiiooo bush the previous week ana Win
22ioooo Adyices from The a,i SO, nd
Duluth sp9F about an bus" IN sG fos the
IN y. y. fair cS W face the OF s shs
icing expected 10 from The falling on ,b .. c
,Ss',er feeling developed the market raiyins IN, Inn
Ieasing on steady sQAc ne, decline Later ,ne III
psoyemsn continued The market on The cnro sHa
70 Nc. with MAY selling G2zMG2Ac closing o@stc. ~
rally seemed be a little buying In sympathy WIZ
tne strength corn which advanced sharply T"pctons
ss Current quite decrease IN iocai stoch h'
- me Of the the visible pointed 10 Sinai
increase Late cables steady both i.iPish anu
.pnnenal neglected. two ioads on ~"
red sold private terms. b, a'ioat Tor eaPoi'.
mo one load OF No hard at private terms ih'eo,
sscelpts OF wheat spring wheat markets tousy "ev
eSsv7S bush Including Chicago. rs 1872 bush nearly
sihisr) against 3JG. .JS bush last year winter
push against 10i S32 bush. Seaboard receipts 100 ~
ssXL against III 90 bush total 5o245G busn asain,'
0S+z2 bush: exports 342 bush against " 1O0 pus
...;,.. .cORN-The trade in corn was very rma WI" WIZ
prices however exhibiting during the early par, OF me
uuay quite steady undertone. Later there was SOM
,i.ie Improvement IN price estimates % small
10y arrivals Chicago Monday and predictions pok
my TO continuance OF the weather. Prices advance
quite sharply leaving the best figures OF tnr
al &c decline net advance. Later on ne gu"
sn better feeling May selling at 2tsuoztc
Ans AT 52;sc The small receipts OF are quite an
Important factor in this situation and changed the posi-
S affairs considerably The small arrivals maj"
NJ quantity OF low grade stun for sale compafal,eis
such where few days ago there was 5000 r dea ,Ss
~ corn Offering and with this factor removed oH .e
Ssot hs influence OF the small arrivals IL ist vsy
EInpty IN the future market. Cash corn was qules,:
-" included 10000 bush old No At sac de"Vsren'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17

ers' steers 81 1Oas4 40 Hogs-Suppy sma.. which
caused quiet market Top was 81 40; butcher graaes
brought 81 2JNs4 10; 10 ordinary uHh - n"H
81 90 The bulk Of gales were steady basis ~
compared with Fridays close Shecp-The light supp.
absorbed strong prices Natiy" mixed Jog 10
average sold ST. fair Southwest, - ID, al e. 90
common - n. Southwest, at 81 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


Country.
AGENCY for I.niclair -Reslden,"' an
binds for sale Or rent. fuini*h'd h.uS'
TI-H,S A TAYLOR. ; E-rFman-si.. y. /.
VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SAIL
on James River. from 10 10 30 miles W"s'
cf Richmond one twenty miles al pa
gain. RAILROAD station adjoins this tarm'
w a PARSONS.
Sabot Island. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17

ELEGANT seyen-ropm aud BAN s!hs"
fats. 600; East JGth-st., near Maiis,n-
o,a and PARK en,ranc~. S2s 20 So also
sis rooms and bath. i2s East "tn-st'
So: all heated b. hot water Hrh''"s'
sCII%TtG - East gGfh-sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

LARGE Fi'RNISHED ROOM in private
house: all conN"ui-ncrs, for g-ntl-n-h'
references. lj1 East 3Gth-si.
RARE CHANCE Tor party OF gentlemen
or family: second and third floors IN
select priynte house. near elevated ana
cail- r,ads. references. III West l9d-sl'
40 WEST BID ST.-Larse. sunny room
with bath: two smaller rooms. beauti-
fully furnished. biedkiast optional; refer
-nee. -.-----
- WEST l2TH-sT. Handsomely furnished
floors or suites - large rooms In quiet.
prlvatr house: sunny southern exposure
oleflu. king 5th-8ve.. windows on t"O sldes
IA every room: references
ilTH ST. WEST. IA ana 2iG. Front and
back paIlors. suitable doctor or other
business. -
2lsr ST. IA EAST Gramercy parlO.-
handsomely furnished rooms. all con-
v~nienc--. references. reasonable gentle
fn-n.
~ GRAMEKCY PARK.-Eiegantly fur
nisheI grnilrmen's apartments; private
bath. also small room; breakfast. REFER
.nr".
- WEST 23D-ST Large and small rooms
steam. bath. terms reasonable gentle
men only. -
47G WEST 22D 81 Large front ana back
rooms. suitable for two. rooms i0r Hght
hous, keeping. city visitors ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

MORRIS PARK RACETRA'k ana Gun
h.use for rent. For particulars apply 20
A II. DYETT Norris Park Clubhouse,
AAcst ChesfDr 4 Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
v rang and close to-day. and closing bids the
nigh, ard last year follow:

Marke, closed steady unchanged TO points decine
compared with yesterdays closing price liansie'r''e
notices : So Total sales, $500 bales. 49,.
Liverpool cabes-SpOt cotton frm~T; sales up nai-s,
r~uaiion and export 800 bales American '"p pa,
receipts 10 600 bales American. 10000 bales niunIihs
urltnds AID Futures opened steady. buyers at -oth
sayance closed firm at 4-G4d advance. iJe,"hO-I
snay. December January. 303Q3D4 January
AaSo4 February March 3Oia 3Oj March-ApIil. ooDo4
a1 April. May 3O1s: MayJune. GOSH June-' ~"
no. july-August. Bib. August September
September 3i4s. October emter ol,p ~
asiscai position of cotton. made up by TINS morn"
mrs "Chronic.e,' is follows: .x
e This week Last week. Last year:
,.,,,o s,c,,y 4 3xg O32 4235 s3i i.3ps.69.
OF which American. -. O32 Ss966st Ss,o'4e.
sSron IN sight ........ 3 s7GH2l 5.422 W,l 4Wonia
came in sight during week 454 27o 500 so1'SSss
Plantation deliveries. ..... 311Il9 $4,000 "-.,oo9
COFFEE-The opening transactions ~'it On " en- ~
srale with prices unchanged some instances h'u
rotns lower on others The was barely steaN.
chief transactions for January delivery; N
tended TO market at the starr pu "a.
Paltir came the rescue OF the bulH WIN "u''s
orders which strengthened prices Havre opeheI a.
martial ADVANCE Of franc and closed = LOVER. Deem IN
fr 20. January s62J; February. ~ 90 haici 'o.o.
April S. market unchanged for No AZ l',s l'
ances for United States 1000 bags stock lizo" Dass
market ouet Santos unchanged at l3Ho res, hs,ne'
quiet: receipts $4,000 bags: stock $1,000 bag. na
burg opened dull unchanged and clos = pig ~,
Dereni4r II pigs January GU 30 pigs 'Drudiy' w
pigs March Cs pigs. April GiO pigs me s'ealhsilp
capua with 600 bags from Rio and santos ar'''ea
here to-day. ..,n,a aac,,,e sales
were 2Ovco bags. as follows; Ia,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A GENTLEMAN has on storage LOT ot
fire staolr effects. beautiful runaD Ut
wagon. sleigh portlsnd). harnesses. Ionrs
saddles, etc. at your own price. Mhh-
CHANT. Triban- Office.
HANDSOME. stylish pair chestnut
horses la, hands. I years old; sound.
kind AMI fearless. long names and tais.
free. pleasant drivers. single ana doupir'
good saddle horses. price $40. bfOushanl
and victoria. both By Brewster. IN sup-Ip
order $40 each worth double: single and
double harness &c PALACE BOARDING.
STABLES. 237 and 80 Scbrsm"l hoi n-F'''
near Bond. brooklyn.
FOR SALE.-Ponies for children: hoi sss
wintered; Lox stalls. Address DIX. .. :.
JACKSON. =. q Box iGi. Jamaica l.. l.
Y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
DVESSNlAkI

Artistic DRESSMAKiNG. o. Imported
fashions. tailor made dresses. SO also
dinner and evening gowns AT short notice.
perfect III and finish. Mrs " ELRDl, "
East Iith-st.. between Broadway and Uni
verslty Place.
A FRENCH DREssMAKER. just arrived
from Paris, would Ike o. get work al
ladies' own residence. L., ~ and 90 Mac
cOugal-si
IA. COUTURE FRANCHISE
Fancy waists. street. dinner ami nal
dr.ss.s. ladies' materials made. special
atvIrs for isrgc ladies. remOdelling short
notice; moderate prices. Nine. ANDER-
son. los West lIih-st., late win stern
Bros.
ARTIsTIc DRESsMAKER. nrst-clsss
hitter, accustomed to fine trade desires
more engagements ia iirst-class families,
city or country. personal references ~
o5l SHAY.
DREsSMAKE ~ years In business.
tailor made suits. 81: evening dresses
and fancy waists equally low. Mrs
SMYTH, $40 Gth-avs. near '~'h-si
pREsgMAKING-A competent dressrnak-
or wishes more customers by the nay or
NJ home. best references. l.. D.. ga W4'-
ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17

A-CoNNECTING ROOMS. bath. many
closets; thorough ventilation. references
exchanged. 80 East d2d-si.
A-s4 WEST 5isT ST. Desirable ami
Handsomely furnished fooras. with board;
references.
DEsIRABLE rooms on the second Moor.
with board. at No. 3? West lIth-st; rel
eTencrs ---
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms: southern
exposure. superior board ard servlcr,
table board. references. 10 West 4sth-st.
WEST 10TH ST Board and room in a
private family for lady. terms mod
crate. Address II. A. ". i0j West 42d-si:
WEST 1iTH- ST. Select hoard; Southern
family, references. CASHIER. =. o. Box
2.l5j .--..------
WASHINGTON SQUARE WEST 81
sirohl, furnished rooms excellent taDlr'
parlor door: feasonaLlr; 1th-aye. cars.
l. 3sTH-sT., 10 EAST--Large. room. "a
hnor. also back glrlor; excellent ia'e :
references.
2lsT- ST. . WEsT-A second-story and
fnurih-s;Ory room, with board. sriecl
surrounding: moderate terms; references:
27rll-sT ~ WEST. Degirable. well
furnished rooms 80 let. with superior
board. references required
4iTH-sT.. 22l EsT.-second and fourth
floor large and single furnished rooms,
with board: table boarders taken.
20 WEST 5IsT T.-rIandsome. large front
room: superior table and attendance:
small family: reference required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
FOR SALE.

At REDUCED PRICES. 500 second
hand wood and iron working machines
fullv guaranteed. machinery bought ana
Exchanged. GEORGE h. EDDY, Sss Msdl-
son II. -----
AT TITLES TOO. STORE. 90 Fulton.
g New York. workshop machinery t"ot
r1wrfl u.t free: wood carving tools, scroll
saws. designs and fancy WOODS lhcuDa'"is
and brooders In operation.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT " new and
secondhand pianos. various makes, a.
great bargains fur cash. easy terms, rent
or .schans" WALTERS. ., and 90 / nj
V~rsiiy Place. ---
AUTOMATIC. genuine wilcox & Gibbs ;
nearly new hiif cost. store. 3lv s'h-
ave near 2-th-si.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Beautiful gold
chairs. only s. 80. T-tailed uptown Tor
ST. 90. bus direct from the factory; open
evenings GOLD CHAIR MANuFACT-
UREKS - Warren-st. --
OPTICAL GOODS stationery. desks. Office
furniture tables. chairs. gas stoves, ran
Ing. bar~ain. l73 Broadway. Room j
TOR SALE Large number of very rare
letters Address J. NJ. J.. Tribune Once.
KINDLING WOOD. Best quality pine de-
liv.rei IN your cellar. 81 30 per load'
oak and hickory. for CRATES equally az
low. Address FAIR. 40 Avenue a.
PIANO. Magnificent upright. brilliant tone.
cheap. d months. plano lessons Tree, OUT
gain. 33l East yOthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
A WI. l.. HARTuNG.
Expert Accountant and Auditor;
Barnes building. Room s.. Il PARK ho".
A YOVNG MAN. - Years old. as elevator
,tnner. long experience, or as us'iu'-
man. Address r. y. Box -. La Il way.
AN ARTIST on draprries. fine hangings
and furniture. Oriental rooms ana pn n.r
cor,ers. wishes engagement. ARTIST
Box -. i2I2 Broadway. -
4 LICENSED. temperate druggist with 10
v.nrs' experience and good reference
wants Il position as clerk. h. H. HID
une Once.
10Y. II. English. just landed, under but
Tor 2 wears experience. good references
$. i. $. il5 Main-st.. Norwalk. 'Onn.
RooKKEEPER. &c-Hy young man.
Al ~ bookkrep"r ONCE a-sistah, or
order clerk. highest references. Adur"ss
L.. IioN :? Tribune once. ------
UDOKk EEPER or assistant; books opened
and examined. any line. including com
mission and banking; thorough. references
BOX iW. FREEDOM y. j.
Roy. II. wishes work at anything: VIII
INK ana obliging reference. klCiiAhp
-. FITZGERALD 7i2 3d-ave.
noY III. wants "A position az office boy:
hr.t nf reference GEORGE ". RYAN.
o0l East 2sthst. -
EoY. II. wants "A situation to learn q
trade. OF work AT anything can make
himself useful around horses. FIXED.
nARNIG. - East liIth 81.
BooKK EEPER double entry; competent
speaks fivc languages familiar Win real
e.,nt. or grocery business. part or All dhN'
references. MERWEDE. l.2i0 Madison
st.. Brooklyn. ------
(T'TTER.-A young man about 20 az an
u.
~" c0urt-st., brooklyn -------
COLLECTOR by day or month: real
,st.t. or mercantile; strictly temperate ,
city references. tOl.isi' i'N' - "'"'
l4th-st.
a young German
~ 81 hand. ~ Avenue A. I'd iioor,
COpYUOLDER. who Is also compassion.
wants work: experienced on daily papers
A. H.. go Morris-a'e. -
DETECTIVE does any kind Of confidential
work. or acts as private nlrssrhssl
Christmas presents Delivered pto"'P.S
hughes, reference. Ikk. @|' Fast
isth-st. --------
DETECTIVE special onicer open for any
engagement public or private best rel
ercnces HARVEY. lo2 Eas; 5sd-st.
El.ECTHIcIAN. -competen, and sober;
charge ~ isolated plant. Address ELE'-
TRICIAN. 100 Gates-aye., BROOKLYN.
rSf;INEER 49, Ry arst- class engineer;
llcepged: thoroughly understands his
lusiass,. can do repairing; city references.
Address A. X. Box . Tribune Once,
ELECTRICIAN. Understands all KINDS 81
electric repairs and armature wind;ns'
wishes good position; best OF references
Address JOHN ROSS. =. ~. Box 49,
lIObdken. y. j. --------
TNGINEER. -First-class license; steam or
hydraulic elevators. electric IHht, oes1
rsfer,nces a.. 100 West .Oth-st.
ENGINEER. middlc-aged man; IL
censed In New York or Brooklyn: thor
ough'v understands his business: city ref
ercnces. Address T. ~. BOX ~, tribune
Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
THE STATE or TRADE.

4' .p", IS lE,'%s $s %asa
red ..a5SC SoGihern BY fa%pis 5sadoc DO grade
sS ssa$ S,e sogH Hs 2ssr Oqss ST. aSss 4
49Ac May 80 askei steamer mxed 41sat,se sSah
bush: sales 5000 bush firm: No 2 white Mestera
is % scia No - m'e sss eo SSs so i'a M
good demand. good to choice timothy s2 sogsiS n o.
dlings, $50; Provisions qIiet hrm mess pork s'' 20;
sugar-cured shoulders, ~ hams small u.s. laGss
.9s;c i'' Iaie isc ro isai7c store paeH~d oa
Erss firm, @sq2se. other aI,icies nncnansci ..,.,
oats i' juliet Shorts quiet steady Butte que,
Northnrn creamery 25a2Gr; western 2iQ"5c Cheese
mcliy; best northern I.plia.c Western ioHilc Eggs
buffalo Dec l5.-sprng wheat market weak demand
very light sales 100 buah old No northern $c oyer
New YORK May ZOO bush sample hard. d6c ,iosins
80 hard Gy.c: d. GGi.c. old ana new No
northern c5c asN- Winter what wcsE .; NJ e r1
h h 9nSr T1 Si e .H' ,oM &c 30 cora a.
ssarSe aTm 81 white aa'.aaG,.c ~ whit ,, &c.,
quest strong we.!en quiz asm Goa r 3@ " eass rn
lans a% NM Tnah feed DO aa DC sc aSy unS a " ~
Chicago. Dec l5-The leading futures range a. '''
Wheat No .: opening, nis4s;, Lowest CLOSING! r,
S $ IF; :: B: 4: ,,..sS ": 81; 81 Il
Corn No. q
s s s::%s- IL Il: .,.., f. ,., Fl
oats No. .:
s r.; II: 5 i;: .... e; d:
a $', '':. ':: 3D.: ~ !;:. !;. HI;
Lard. per 100 ID:
KY sasr- .,..::.:..:: 81; rs s IS IS;
short rils mr. 100 IL:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
DREsSNAKlNG,

MRS. COOK. PRIVATE DRESSMAKER.
~ Fast 23i-st.-Lades' material made
I'D o. material furnished. frst-ciass work
a; moderate prices. Evening dresses
speciality.
SEAL, GARMENTS redy-d and altered into
fashionable capes and Etcn Jackets Mrs.
RARKEP il6 West 3Jth-st.. near Broad
wav. late with Gunther's sons. Jth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
Male.

LEADING HOUSE in teas exclusively
on~r exceptional opportunity Tor aS'iN',
,..,,rd aud controlling high-class trade In
New York. New Jersey and PennsNlNhhia'
TEA IMPORTERS. Box GI2, y. \. Clty.
WANTED \ bright young man. about
- years Old. FOR a steady position pay
Ing fnir wages. Call from TO only. at
80 3l-ays. room \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

Cuts FOR rATALOGt rs. advertise
menfs etc. engraved nom 30 Genus up
resolutions and testimonials tnsross"d
send postal 10 EDWIN SODEN. ~ Gates
ave. Brooklyn.
CONSULTATION FREE Wesilotorn Co.
Detective and Law Agency. divorces
sprcialty. separations. damages. conhieh-
tial Investigations. private Information iuI-
libel ,.xurrt detective service. strictly
confidential IL Broadway.
yyE HAVE received the nrst consignment
~ Failing Rock camel coal. when We
are delivering Ia bags at si2 per ton or
900 n. hits II he finest camel IN the
market. Lehigh and frr.buInihs Nh'n .,
,i,.. ali slz.s delivered - -. our motto.
.OuaIitv ana quantity" TliEDtORD.
2Tihs and yth. ave. ssth-st. and Boule-
y.fl
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WORK WANTED.
n ale.

carssJ. thoroughly understands his bus-
ness; city references. Address q. r.. Box
IL Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17

ENiINEER and MACIilNlsT. with hrst-
steady position: thoroughly understands
lee machine. and factory work can do all
repairing Address w. L., 3'' 2d-ave..
cigar store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22
SMALL TALA.
Minor Matters OF IntersSs Briefly and
Pithily Told

Minor Matters OF InteroSs Briefly and
Pithily Told
SEVERAL business firms OF the city
report trade much better.
THE Arlon Society will give concert
and ball on next Monday night
The Kreiger Verein held an import
ant meeting last night at MenSe i
Howley's hall.
ALARGE part OF the old brick wall Of
Sweeney's foundry, at Twenty-seventh
and Ch2pline streets, fell yesterday.
THE new barber shop, at 9O2 Market
street, to be occupied by R. Brubach,
is being fitted up. 1t is a handsome
shop.
FREDERICK SCHNEIDER is taking out
a store front at his home on Twenty
second street, and will place handsome
residence front there.
ENGINEEE WALTER LAYAIAN, of en-
CINE > on the Ohio River Railroad, has
rugged up an air whistle on mis- engine.
This is the only one on the road.
LAST Tuesday night boys broke sew
eral panes Of glass at the rear of the
Centre foundry. Manager j. Young
has taxed their names and prosecutions
are TO follow.
FIFTEEN persons were baptized last
Sunday at the Chapline Street NJ. E.
Church. Arrangements are being made
for a large number OF baptisms at the
river of Twenty-fourth street.
BLACK Prince Lodge, No. II, K. of
P, will meet this evening. There will
be FIVE candidates for the Squire rank
and two for the Knights rank. This
lodge now has about 200 members.
THE funeral Of the late Peter Wag-
ner, of Belairs, took place yesterday
afternoon at Rose Hill cemetery, Bel
laire. The funeral was large one. Mr..
Wagner was once a well-known Wheel
ing citizen.
CeUR DE LEON Division No. met
last night and two candidates were in
itiated. Initatory steps were taken AT
this meeting toward the trip to Wash
ington City, to the National Conclave,
the latter part Of August. At this con-
vention a quarter OF q million delegates
are expected.
The Eagle Canning Company, recent
" organized at Flushing O., has elected
the following directors: Asa G. Hollo-
way, Rev. G.. S. Hsckett, John Webb,
John d. Hayes. A. w. Beatty, d. r.
Humphrey and w. L. Ashton. The d.
reetors organized by electing Asa G..
Holloway President, and Rev. q. S.
Hackett Vice President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22
Court Rouse rlaas accepted.

NJ. F. Giesey, the well-known archi'
tsct. of the firm of Franzheim Il Giesey,
has just returned from Fayetteville,
Faystts county. this State, where the
County Court adopted the plans OF the
above firm for a handsome new Court
House, which will be erected at once on
the site of the old building burned last
year. There were number OF plans In
competition from architects in this
State, Ohio and Maryland, and the
fact that the plans of this firm were
adopted shows that Wheeling architects
are coming to the 'front.' This firm
have quite number Of large buildings
under contract throughout the State,
and by close attention to business and
carefully looking after their clients in
terests they are making a success in
their profession.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22
SUNDAY REGISTER

The SUNDAY REGISTER is on sale at the
following business places, where you can
secure a copy if your boy tails 70 leave
YOUR favorite Sunday paper.
Robert Burt Druggist, corner Virginia
and South Penn streets.
W. E. Williams, Druggist 81 Zane street,
Island
George Ebeling, Druggist, 2125 Market
John Coleman, Druggist, $500 Chapline
street.
Chas. Menkemeller, Druggist Twenty
second and Market streets.
VIII Irwin, Druggist, Twenty-fourth aud
Chapline streets.
Phil Roth, News Dealer, 24o4 Chapline
street.
Harry Stewart, Druggist, Thirty-sixth and
Jacob streets.
viii Menkemiler, Druggist Thirty-third
and Eoff streets.
Win McElroy, Druggists, 3746 Jacob
viii Armbright Druggist SS4l Jacob
Forty-third Street Pharmacy.
c. H. Quimby, News Dealer, 1414 Market
street
1. E. Freese, News Dealer, 14l6 Market
street
W. H. Hague, Druggist III Sixteenth
street
A. T. Young. Druggist northwest corner
Sixteenth an Jacob streets.
ALWAYS ask your grocer for Marvin's
Toast. They are the favorite crackers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22
mineral. WATERS |!

HATHoRN WATERING have a large stock
Of this celebrated Mineral Water on band which
we are closing out at reduced prices IN order to
make room for other goods. Put up in doL,
2 doz. and doZ. packages.
SPRUDEL WArER-The King Of Mineral
Waters from Mt Clemens, Mich. pure.
wholesome water unsurpassed as = beverage
and table water.
KRONTHAL WATER - From kronthh
Snrings Nassau. Germany This Mineral Wa
ter 10 Justly celebrated for its excellent digsS.
tive qualities is also a refreshing and delicious
summer drink. either pure or mixed with fruit
syrup milk. wine or bran dy.
APOLLTNARIS WATER-From RheniSh.
Prussia, Germany, in pints and quarts.
r. WELTY a CO.,
1llS Main and ll2l Market Streets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22

Deeds OF Transfer Len for Record Yes
terday.

The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday:
Deed made March 5, 1894. by Mary
Ann Gwinn and G. w. Gwinn, her hus-
band, OF Cabell county, TO Marsden L..
Colvig, for piece of ground at the cor
ner of Wood and Thirty-seventh streets.
Consideration, $500.
Deed made March 10, 1894. by the
Whitaker Iron Company, to George An
drew Aclavman and others, for piece
OF ground on the Hubbard road" con-
tanning 9.649 square feet. Considera-
ton, $500.
Deed made August 5, 1898, by John
Anschutz to Hannah Hahne, for lot No.
ISL, in Mt. Zion Cemetery. Considera-
ton, S13.
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esterday thew ad-
The Food Exposition

Is an educator for housekeepers. You
are not obliged to attend IL to apprecl-
ate the value OF Borden's Peerless
Evaporated Cream. Your Grocer can
supply you; always ready; uniform re-
suits assured. Insist upon having Bor-
denis.