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RlNEHART g. TATUM,
CITY DASE BUiLplSG.
Telephone @!I. Iic2}I Room Sos.
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
Of Ohio County Real Estate.

]. Echu!S 10 me as trustee, bearing date on Inc
u day Of February. Isgj. and now Of record In
the Clerks Oncc OF tho County Court of Ohio
county. West Virginia. in decd of Trust BOOK
No 81. on pago &, l will sell At the north iTnpt
door Of the Court House OF Ohio county. West
Virginia. OIL
SATURDAY. TIE SD DAY OF MARCH, 1891
commencing Mt 10 O'Clock n H.. the following
described tract OF land, lO-wit All that certain
trHc! or parcel Of land. situated IN TriHdclphin
district. Ohio county: West Virginia. and adj.
Joining the town OF West Union. and known M
part Of the David Jones farm, uEd bounded
and described as follows: beginning ut IL stake
near II maple and IN or near John TrUssc!ps
line: thence nuTgh 1919 west sic poles 10 n
stake thence south 81 east q poles 10 d
stake; thence with lines OF lands OF Margaret l..
henderson. sonth so east 80 poles; thence
sou;h 10 east T. poles; thence north 10 wesr
pole; thence north sIta0 cast .! poles; thence
south 5Sis7 east poles; thence south l. east n
pole. thence soulh @5' west 40 poles; thence
leaving said lines and with the line of lot north
~ west poles; thence south &Ol5' west III
poles 10 tho public road: thence wiki said road
Moth TO- west no poles: thence north 7D7 wrgt
poles; thence north So west - polr,;
thence south So west q poles thence lcay.
Ing said road uO5tll Sjl3o west lj9 poles In
the place of beginning, and ContGInin; seventy.
one acres and Scvcniy.iiYc poles, more or less.
This being the same properly that was covered
10 the said William j. EChOis by l. 5. Jorian, as
special commissioner, by deed dated yiUy IL
1852, mud now 0! record In the Clerks oiiIce of
the County Court OF Ohio county,
TERMS or SALE:-Onc.hulf OF tho purchase
money md rs much lore us the purchaser may
elect 10 pay In cash on day Of sale. the balance
in two equal instruments nj ono md two years
from day OF sale with Interest from date Of sale
interest on second deferred instnlmcut paynhi.
annually, sgid notes being secured by deed Of
trust on property conveyed. The TITLE 10 tho
above property is believed 10 he perfect, hut
selling as trustee will convey SUCH title rs ia
vested In me. join L. DUNLAP.
fplu.S lFugfnn
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CALCUTTA, Feb. 23.-The Bengal cham.
Der OF commerce to-day discussed the
resolution that tho best interests OF the
country demand the minis be reopened.
but the chamber OF commerce adopted
by vote OF CD to l6 an amendment to
the effect that the minta should not be
rnnDpnpu
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MANSFIELD, O., Feb. 23.-Otto Fink, a
celebrated horse thief, was caught last
night while stealing ]. @. Laser's horse,
Fink lives at Roam, Ind, and it is al.
legged has stolen two hundred horses in
tho last tiro years. he has already
served two years in the peniten,iary.
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Cheap Money IN England.

LONDON, Feb. 23.--Thc Times, in its
financial article, comments OH the bank
statement, which it Gays is remarkable,
and shows tho highest reserve on record.
It regards the statement rs an irdica.
ton OF tho prolonged choapness OF
money
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i remarkable discovery is one OF tho
chronic proclamalions OF advertisers.
Cubcb Cough Cure is not such, it is an
established remedy OF known merit,
made on scientific principles by cxpe-
rienced chemists.
Sold by Alex. T. Young, John klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., bridgeport,
Ohio.
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FOR S ALE.

House OF I've rooms. brick. Fourteenth street:
s. go
House Of eight rooms Lind street. sl.sgl
House Disk rOomi, EOT street. Centre Wheel.
ing. SGD
Farm Of 80 acres. 81 miles cast Of city sJ3Ol
Six lots IN 8alvclGro UlIItIon, two cosao,
lots. II! S!5h each.
House Ot SIX rooms and hail, Chap!Ire, ncar
Twentieth street, $1,000
House OF rig GOOmS, brick, with fnur.ronmei
house In rear. !:0n street, between Twenty.
third Cnd Twen!y.iOurth streets. $500.
House Of four roomS, CHARLES street. Centre
Wheeling. SD
House ottcrca rooms. Fifteenth utreet, sj,5ol
lot east eud Fourteenth street. 500.
House Of i've rooms. Woods street, East Wheel.
ing. $3.50.
House Offour rooms, Eighteenth street. SlO)l
Three houses, HOysIGn street. cheap $500
House oithEce roOns Twelfth street $50.
Three lots. 5DIlCJ) feet, Ellan, White & Gala
CHER add!uon. $40 each.
House OF Six rooms and stable, Eighteenth
street, $3.50.
Three lots Ia PirS; View. cheap
Olc.AalilUt MCC0!!och street, Centre Wheel.
ing SEQ. .tH
business properly on Market street Mt modcr.
ate price.
One OF tho best manufacturing sites IN tho
city, fronting on TWO fallrUIdL
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GORGEOUS FUNERAL
OF otGni Kooho, Famous Japan
ESQ Probate.
MANY THOUSANDS or YOTARIES

FROM All Parts OF tho Empire-A
Hundred aud Fifty Thousand Per.
sons Witness tho Imposing Process.
sion OF Two Thousand Priests and
Ton Thousand MOurncrs - Fltty
Thousand Persons Fed After tho
Service.
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HUNDREDS OF people are inQuiring
how to get the excellent Worlds Fair
Art Portfolios, issued by the IyrELLI.
GENcsa See next Mondays issue Tor
this opportunity.
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LIVERPOOL, Feb. 23.-Arrived, Brit
tanic, New York.
HaMuuRG, Feb. 23,-Arrived, Rhae,ia,
Nav York.
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NosT men break down when afflicted
with rheumatism. II they would trv
salvation Oil they would find relief at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-24

HOOPS Pills do not purge, pain or
grire. but act promptly, easily and
efficiently.
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REAL ESTATE.
Rents Reduced !

lNGl(S NGQuCGQ !!
No Il Thirteenth street eight rooms. brick.
No. ) Sorth Broadway, five room, so 10
No, 81 ONO street, iiYc.ruOTlcd irhne.
No. los Fifteenth street, fOGr rooms, S 90.
No. &iThirty-seYcnih street, three rooms, SOD
No. 5jThirty-scyculh street, three rooms. S7OO
- North Wabash street, three rooVlS. SlD o..
- North Wabash street, six TOdmS, Slj 10,
No. 2l)1 Chaplluc street, tive rooms, sl3 20.
No. 3li0 McColOch street, frame.
No. l / Fourteenth street, seven rooms bric't.
No. Il Eleventh street, four rooms. bricis, s. o.
No. 9Ss9 Enirsrcct, brick, FIVE rOOTS, Sl5 No.
No. ISL TJlI street. brick. five ROOMS, SID W.
No. 1906 Market street. OitlCc rooms
No. 10 Tenth street. stOrc.onm. SEQ.
No. II Ohio Street. second ilOOs, f:Rmc, SO %.
No. I. Alley :. lower part, s. 10.
No. l2l Thirty.thlr,i street, five rooms. s. %.
No. ll27 Alley II. frame, ave rooms, so w.
No. 9Sl1 EOT street, three ROOMS. SJjn
Front room on Fourteenth street, suitable for
onc OF twNE1ntlemcu.
No. lJ2 Chnp'iau street. seven rooms.
No. IS south Front street, sGTel rDonS AMI
cath.
No. 0Oj Main street. twelve rooms and bath.
OtIlc, rooms in iIibbG7l Block. i3li Market St
No. Il South YO:S street. IlI5cc rooms.
No. 1872 Main street. second aud THIRD floors
No. IL Seventeenth street. four rooms.
No. 0aOhiO street. llrst iloOr. three rooms. S. co.
No 9llJ Chnp,lGG street, five rooms, $500
Six-ronmed frame dwelling Il; LcaiherwOoI.
Store :1nin on South street. IN llcarne Tab
,SulCly building.
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MGCEINISTS.
MACHINERY.
CAROTHERS & HOWE.

We have In stocl; Il. the present time the fol.
lowing: One second .hRnd horizontal Engine
and Boiler II. P. One secondhand Acme AN
hand Horizontal EngIne and Boiler. 6 II. r. Onp
secondhand Skinner Engine and Boiler. 10 H. P
One secondhand Fisher Engine and Boiler Is
H. 2. One secondhand Spence Traction Engine
and Boiler, III t. Z. One secondhand Know IS
Nolsard Pump, 5lsxsl4. One secondhand Horl.
zon!al Tubular D6lIcr u Il ?. ono second
hand Horizontal iwo.Guc BoIlGr. &sTlG. ono
new Acme Automatic Engine and Boiler, . II. P.
One new Skinner Horizontal Engine, 70 II 7.
Agents American Feed Water Heaters, by tho
use Of which n guaranteed surfing in fuel Is
made OF y per cent Agents sncdIHcr & Ca-r's
Power Fly Fans.
WhEEROoNI, :i53 MAIN STREET.
OFFICE ROOM, 80 Peabody building.
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ElA II r Y y. wIN x,
Marsets.r1a;. Telephone C57. icc0
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Il. A. 70. L.
ROLF e. ZANE.
No. 1877 MARKET STREET.
Telephone t6i feI4
FOR SAID.

Isl South Penn sI!Cct, !nur.IOomcd house.
lot C)Nl9O feet $50
No. lG Virginia street. iour.rOOmcd house 1850
No. II South Penn street. Cight-rOomcd
house lot 3,Xl2O feet. Cheap.
80 PIG Chnplino street. clcht.roomed
brick hOus9..... ... ...., 100
No. Ii south FrOalwGy street seven
rooms. hnll, stable, both rtScs .......... 3.lOO
Nos. 20 aud Is SOHlh Broadway, ten rooms $500
No IS South Huron street, new seven.
ro0Inrd house lOt i0= l2J..,...,..........,5 $500
Iot9ixIo0 .,....,....,.... .' 5000
No. l37 South Penn street, ilvc-roOmcd
house lot !}xi9o ...., ....,..... 1850
No. lOi South Penn street, eight rooms and
bath. lot GlSl2J Cheap.
No 3Dig Thirteenth street, seven rooms
md bath ..... 500
No. North Huron street, seven rooms md
basement, lot ;OXl!O feet, new house 80 5000
Bakery. No. Is Zane street, Island ...,.,. 40
Saloon. la: fixtures and stock. good lOca.
lion. in the o." so
And other residences not mentioned in this list
Also building lots everywhere. mud farms
Three good business houses on Market street,
above Sixteenth.
For licat--IlouscS.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real E,ia,c Agent, Z. $. Claim AtlorueI Cll.
lcri1T and Notary Public
fc2. 1919 Market Street,
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18

Gov. Tiilman Is determined to force
his dispensary system on South caro-
lima August 1.
President Zelaya lays the distur-
Dances on the Mosquito coast to drunk
en- English sailors.
"Gen." Coxey and DR.. McGlynn We're
the speakers at the Peoples party pic
mic at Ridgewood, l.. l.
Secretary Carlisle has adopted a de-
sign for 81 silver certificates made by
! Will H. Low, the New York artist.
Mrs. T. F. Meagher, Of Louisville,
! Ky. shot and killed her father, who
was beating and kicking his wife to
| death.
A man giving his name as Timothy
Burke seized little Lucy Magrino in
! Second avenue, New York, and ran,
| but was captured.
J. P. Haas hanged himself at Indian
apolis in the cottage he had built for
his fancee when he learned that she
had welded another.
Bishop Michaud and other prominent
churchmen officiated at the opening OF
the second week of the Catholic Sum-
ner School at Plattsburg, N. Y.
The Sherman Bank Of New York,
though it overcame its recent troubles,
has decided to quit, owing to poor
business. All depositors will be paid
in full
Secretary Gresham has instructed
our Minister to Japan to offer to the
Japanese Government the good offices
Of the United States Government in
the Corean dispute.
There was a great rush Of people to
Europe, caused by the cut in steerage
rates to $40 from New York. Several
steamers sold tickets to more people
than they could carry.
The Rev. G. G. Reynolds, of Victory,
N. Y, has sued the Rev. James Thomb
for libel based on articles in a news
paper charging Reynolds with insult
ing his congregation.
Followers of Debs say he will organ
ize all American labor into two unions,
preside at a monster convention JAM
uary Is, 1895, and inaugurate strike
May 1, 1895, for pre-panic wages.
A. G. Renshaw, a British capitalist,
has commenced suit in the United
States District Court at San Francisco
to recover $245,O00 as compensation for
the fraudulent sale of the Birds Nest
Group of the Alaska mines.
A man upon whose person was found
a handbook bearing the name Joseph
KENNY was sunstruck in New York
Saturday afternoon. Though he has
never regained consciousness and his
t0mDeratlIre rose too high for the thar.
mometer to measure, he is still alive.
Thomas Walsh invaded the dining
hall of the Banquet Club, New York,
shot to pieces the halo Of an image Of
st. Patrick and cleaned out the place.
His friend John F. Dunphy, who did
not Ike the clubmen, was fined in Es-
sex Market Police Court as the insd-
gator.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18

The Brazilian rebel, Gen. Saraiva, is
reported captured.
Another proroga for the Panama
Canal is expected.
1t is announced that Rubinstein, who
was engaged by Henry E. Abbey,
would not visit this country.
United States naval officers were
guests at Queen Victoria's reception
at Osborne in honor of Emperor Will
lam.
North Cardinals Democratic State
Convention has words of hearty praise
for the President, but demands free
silver.
Two trainmen were killed and sew
eral persons badly hurt by collision
between two Santa Fe express trains
in Missouri.
Only $4,000 was docked from the
salaries of Congressman absent from
June to July, although the fines should
have been 100000.
The Moors are about to set up a
navy by buying a foreign-built fight
ing ship, the first they have owned in
more than century.
Senator Hill has succeeded in hav-
ing the nominations Of four anti-snap-
per postmasters for points in New
York rejected by the Senate.
Two cable cars in Harlem crashed
together, badly damaging both, smash
ing a buggy and throwing its occu-
pant out. Nobody was hurt.
Calhoun County, ILL.,, is cut off from
the world, as the Mississippi and H.
linois rivers are so low boats cannot
reach it, and 1t has no railroads.
President Cleveland has directed
Secretary of State Gresham to send a
formal note to Minister Willis APPROX
ing his course in recognizing the re-
public Of Hawaii.
Burnett Baurer, Of Philadelphia, was
knocked senseless while stroiliDg in
Bedford Park, New York, and robbed
of everything he had but his under
clothing and a cane.
John Sabine Smith and Pol;ce Com
missioner Kerwin had a conference
with Mr.. Platt at Manhattan Beach
on the question of dividing election
inspectors between Republican fac
tions.
The absorption of Janeway & Co.'S
plant in New Brunswick, N j., by the
Wall Paper Trust caused the dis
charge of 200 workmen, and the rup-
ture Of ideal relations between en-
ployer and employees that had existed
nearly two generations.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Latest Quotations From the Leading
Trade Centres.
NEW YORK.-Markets have continued dull
In spite of the general advance in stock We
quote:
GRA1N-Wheat No. 2 red. 611s at 62c: No
l. Northern. 7o14c: rye. No. 2. 42c at SIC: corn.
No. 2. 1910 at 44c; oats. No. 2 white. doc az
<2c; ungraded mixed. 41c at A2c; barley, No. g
66c at &c.
HoPs-State; 11oat 18c.
CorfoN-SC.
PRov1s1oNs-Lard, pure leaf. s.1Bc s.2oc:
Tallow. 54o; Butter. State and PENNSYLVANIA.
dairy. 19c q 20c; creamery. 21o: Cheese full
cream. 1870: good to fair. 11c 1I1zc; Skins.
7c 91sc; Eggs fresh State lilo a 12o, west.
esn lie a 111So: Pork family, STATS aSI5.O0
dressed hogs. ESQ TIC; dressed beef, &c eIlo,
HAT~Timothv 500 600 per 100 lbs
FzHD-Bran, 78o 500: middlings soc S5c
rye. s0c
LIVE STocK-Steers common to extra 81 40 a
a. SO; COWS and bulls. SO. SO 1915: calves s.
SO a So 90: sheep. S3. .25 500; lambs S.. 25 a
S. so; hogs, $3.50 S5.T5.
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowls. 13c; chickens. 10 a 12c:
spring chickens, 75o a S1.00 per pr; t~-eys,
12c 13c; geese, 10c.
DRESSED POULTRY State. fresh fowls, l3c.
chickens, lie 13c per lb; ducks, 12e lac; tur.
keys 12c 14c; geese 10e lilo.
WooI-Fine unwashed, 12c medium coarse un-
washed. 14e 15c: fine washed. 15c; medium
and coarse washed. 1Sc o zoo: choice fine scouE.
q. Sc 27oA
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Latest Quotations From tho Leadin
Trade Centres.

Latest Quotations From tho Leading
Trade Centres.
NEW YORK.-Markets have continued dull
In spite Of the general advance in stock. We
quote:
GRArN-wheat. No. red. 611s at &c: No
l. Northern. 70Nc: rye. No. 2. 4sc at SIC; corn
No O. 1870 ut 44c; oats. No. 3 white. 4Oc at
&c; unsraded mixed. 41c at 42c barley, No. 2
66o at &C.,
Hofs-State; lilo at 10c.
CoTToE-8c.
PRovIs1oNs-Lard. pure leaf. 6.16c s2oc:
Tallow. SIC; Butter. State aEd Pennsylvania.
dairy. 100 2oc: creamery. 21c: Cheese full
cream. 1870: good to fair. 11c 11Ac; skins.
7c q 91lo; Eggs fresh State. lie 12c. west
ern lie a 111fo; Pork family. $14.75 a$15O0.
dressed hogs 6No Tic; dressed beef &c e1zo
HAYcTimothv soc 900 per 100 lbs.
Fgxp-Bran. 7Sc q SOC: niddbass. SOC $50
rye. soc.
LIVE STocK-Steers common to extra, 81 40
$3.50 COWS. and bulls. So so a So 10; calves S..
so S. 90; sheep. 1925 a $500; lambs. $5.25 q
$3.50; hogs, so S5.75.
LIVE PouLTKY-Fowls. 13o; chickens 10 O I2c:
spring chickens. 75c S1.o0 per pr; turkeys
12c 13c; geese. loo.
DRESSED POULTRY - State. fresh fowls. 1ac;
chickens lie 13c Der lb; ducks. 12ca 14c; tur.
keys, 12c 14c; geese. 10c 11c
WooL-rine unwashed 12c; medium coarse un-
washed. 14e 15c: fine washed. 15c; medium
and coarse washed, 18c zoo: choice fine scouE.
Cd. $40 $40.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18
THE PERilS OF THE RAIL.
A Freight and a Light Engine Collide
Near Buffalo.


Near Buffalo.
Buffalo, Aug 13.-A collision occur
red at 6:30 this morning between a
Lehigh Valley freight train and Buff
falo Creek railroad locomotive, which
was running light. Both locomotives
were badly damaged, and two freight
cars and an oil tank car ditched. Three
men were injured. The accident oc-
Cured at the Elk street crossing of
the Buffalo Greek railroad. over which
the Lehigh train was being switched
to the Nickel Plate tracks, when the
Hight engine crashed into it. The in
iured men were employed in the rail-
road shops, and were riding TO their
work on a freight train. Their names
are John SulkerieS. leg crushed, had
TO be amputated; Michael Fisher, four
ribs and right arm broken; Tony JAN
lOski. injured internally.
Anderson, IND, Aug. 13.-Tom, the
|twelye-year-old son Of Thomas D;ckin-
son, of Pendleton, saved a score Of
lives last night. A passenger train
was side-tracked at this city waiting
for a fast freight to pass. BY some
Oversight, the switch was left open.
Tom, who was playing near by, no
Iticed it was open. He took in the
grabbed the handle, and
when the engine was less than fifty
feet away, threw the switch. The
next instant the freight train rumbled
past the passenger coaches. AS the
freight train was going at a high rate
|of speed, a wreck would have been
terrible.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18
CHURCHES MOBBED.
Chinese Commit Awful Depredations on
Them

Chinese Commit Awful Depredations on
Them.
San Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE City Of
Pel1in brings news of a great confla-
grafton, which almost amounted to a
national misfortune. The great new
rifle factory and steel and iron works
at Han Yang were destroyed by an in
cendiary fire, entailing a loss of ST.
100000. The incendiaries are thought
to- be Coolies who had been severely
punished by the officials in charge Of
the works.
The steamer also brings details Of
the destruction of the American Pres
byterian Church at Shuk Lung, near
Canton. A mob appeared liz that place
June 10 and pulled down the church.
Luckily all the missionaries escaped,
but the Chinese convert, Igan Lap
Shang, was oVertaken, beaten to death
and his body thrown into o-ttAh the FiE river e..
ity were subjected to indignities and
robbed. The soldiers then appeared
and arrested two of the rioters. The
next point of attack was the Roman
Catholic Church. Those inside the
church fired on the mob, and held
them at bay for some time. A squad
Of soldiers came and saved the build
Ing. June 21 the church at Sam Kong,
in the village of Tsang Shing. was
sacked, and girl of nineteen years,
belonging to a native preachers fam
~, was carried away. The girl was
recaptured by the Christians and taken
to Canton. In Tung Kung city the
vilest and most exciting rumors are
current, and the American Consul at
Canton will make an investigation.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18
LOW TARIFF.
Was the Decision of the Democratic eau
cus-Sepate Bill to Pass.

cus-Seuate Bill to Pass.
Washington, Aug. 13.-The passage
of a low tariff bill is now assured. At
1.-The Democrat caucus this morning the
Crisp resolution to accept the Senate
1 bill was adopted by vote of l3O to Il.
Speaker Crisp's resolution was that
the House should recede from 1ts posi-
ton and accept the Senate bill. The
resolution also includes a provision
placing barbed wire, sugar, coal and
iron ore on the free list by series or
separate bills.
One hundred and fifty-three men,
n bers were present at the caucus when
Chairman Holman called it to order.
Mr. Wilson took the floor, evidently
laboring under deep emotion. He de-
voted the opening portion of his speech
to making explanations Of the en-
'barrassments under which the House
labored. That they failed to reach a
satisfactory conclusion, honorable
alike 10 the House and the Democra-
tic party was not their fault He
made the startling statement on the
Authority of a leading Democratic Sem
ator that the trust had bought S112,-
| 100000 worth of sugar in foreign mar
kets in anticipation of the Senate
schedule receiving the approval of the
President This will result in a profit
Of S40,0O0,0O0. His declaration that
"the Sugar Trust has the people by
! the throat" and that it was now "a
battle between the people and the
trust" received hearty applause
Speaker Crisp followed. He began
by saying the House must take the
Senate bill. He moved that the House
9recede from its position and accept the
Senate bill, which motion was car
ried.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18
AUDITORIUM DEDICATED.
Ocean Groves Multitude of Worshippers
Pay for the Big Building.

Ocean Groves Multitude of Worshippers
Pay for the Big Building.
Asbury Park, n. j., Aug. 13.-Yes-
terday was the greatest day in Ocean
Groves history. The new auditorium
which was completed in June at a
cost Of $4,000, was formally dedicat-
ed. The building has a seating cap
acity for over 10000 persons and ac'
commodaions for 1000 more, and
they were all there. Bishop S. L..
Bowen presided, and Bishops Fowler
and Walden, James A. Bradley, and
the Rev. DR.. Stokes assisted him. In
the morning and afternoon $4,000
were subscribed. IL the evening the
Rev. DR.. Stokes made an appeal for
funds, and the last dollar to pay for
the auditorium was subscribed.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18
HIS sPEcULATIoNs ENDED.
Even He Cannot Speculate on the Life to
Come for He is Dead.

Even He Cannot Speculate on the Life to
Come for He is Dead.
st. Joseph, Mo-, Aug. 12-Luther
ChaIlis, who has been a prominent
figure in this city and Atchison during
the past twenty years, and who was
at one time a daring speculator in
New York, is dead at his home in
Atchison. He was once among the
leaders of Wall Street. Several times
in his life Challis was worah ST.
100000, but he died almost in want.
In the West he was known as heavy
speculator and railroad builder. Chal-
lis went from Atchison to New York
in 1861. He was member Of the
Stock Exchange from that time until
he left the city in 1872. When specu-
lation in gold was at the highest he
was one of the heaviest operators. He
figured in the famous Woodruff -Clafin
blackmau suit.