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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-13
ruE MErHopIsr PREACHERS.

The West Virginia II. L. Conference Opens
ut ClarIest6n-IIIshop Foster Presides.
His "Reminiscences of RIfty-slI Year, Ago.
sptesal DIpsiea 10 " laieHi9aaa.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept 1.-THE
Wet Virginia conference Of the NJ. E,
church opened its torty.eiChth annual
session In State street N. L. church this
morning at 0 a. M, with Bishop R. $,
Foster, L. L D., Of Massachusetts, pre-.
siding. After the sacramsntal services
were administered by the bishop, as
sisted By tho presiding elders, the
bishop addressed tho conference by
"FtIty-six ycars ago next Sunday. l
began my ministerial life in this city
and surrounding country. It took four
weeks by travelling every day to got
around" The bishop then in glowing
terms conlrasted tho present with all
lie advantages with fiity.six years ago.
The support OF married man was
then fixed al 500 and that for a single
man was 500. The bishop has long
been regarded as the strongest man on
the whole board OF bishops and the peer
Of his Methodist brethren. and one Of
tho greatest preachers Of the nineteenth
century.
At the close OF tho Dish ops talk, s.
D. Tamblyn, assistant secretary called
the roll OF conference and the members
present answering 10 their namoA S.
D. Tamblyn and J. EnGle were nomi.
natod for secretary aud the conference
proceeded to ballot. A. Moore was
elected statistical secretary and ap.
pointed his assistants. DR.. ]. L CLARK
was elected conference treasurer. J.
Engle having received Il majority OF
votes was declared elected secretary.
DIR. A. B. LEONARD. ono OF tho mission.
airy secretaries OF New York, was then
introduced To tho conference and spoke
briefly and encouragingly Of tho work
Of that society. Tho usual number Of
standing committees wore appointed
and tho morning session adjourned.
An afternoon session was held, at
which DR.. A. ]. LYDIA presided. This
session was for the purpose OF Gathor-
ing the reports from the various
charges.
The bishop is being entertained Mt
Captain McWhortGr's, where the cabi.
net is doing Its work.
Tonight tho missionary anniversary
was held. DR.. A. Is. Leonard, Of New
York, delivered tho principal address to
very large aud appreciative audience.
Dr.. Leonard il one OF the best speakers
of Methodiam. Rov. A. Moore, OF Graf
ton, preached the annual conference
sermon on Tuesday evening.
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DEsrnUCrlVE CYCLONE

Passes Over Memphi.-Great Damage
Done to Property.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept l2.-At 1l:5O
a. IN. cyclone. passing from southeast
to northwest, struck North Memphis
near the Louisville & Nashville railroad
shops and swept away everything in its
path. Trees were uprooted, an iron
bridge over Gayoso Bayou taken up and
Carried distance OF 100 yards, and n
number OF houses wcre wrecked. The
full extent OF tho damage is not yet
known. Robert Cup. colored, was
fatally. and wilkes Tambell, white,
seriously injured. Other casualties arc
reported, but tho names are not yet
ascerinined. Tho railroad shops weie
not materially damaged.
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IRON AND sIEkn TRADE
Only u Moderate Amount of work-Good
Sales In tho South.

Only u Moderate Amount of work-Good
Sales In tho South.
New YoRK, Sept l2.-The Iron Ago
will tomorrow say: There Is only a
moderate amount OF work coming up
in tho finished iron and steel trade.
Bars and plates, are dull. Some con.
tracts OF fair size have been captured
for structural work in Chicago and New
York, and the former city has lot OF
elevated work coming out.
\ Tho leading producer OF pig iron in
the south reports some good sales, two
weeks aggreGatinC over 1000 tons. The
market for charcoal iron has been in n
terrible condition lately. In Chicago
bankrupt stock is being forced on the
market and SIS has become au open
quotation in that market
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INOltIsAsED WAGES.
hut Refused to Recognize the Union
Printers.

hut Refused To Recognise the Union
Printers.
WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-THE president
and secretary of Columbia Topographic
cal Union oil this city have been intor.
nally notified that Secretary Morton,
prior TO his departure to Europe, in.
creased tho wages OF the union printers
en- ployed Ia the branch printing office
in the department Of agriculture, to
conform to tho union scaie, complaint
having heen made by the union on TINT
score. It 10 said at the department OF
agriculture that the secretary docs not
propose to recognize any private organ
izaiion or combination in connection
with tho government work and will not
answer tho unions letter. Members Of
the typographical union say they arc
not very much concerned at this atti.
tudo OF tho secretary as long as their
men receive the same treatment and
the same terms which is accorded by
the officials OF the government printing
office and other branch Offices IN the
citV
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IsfpoRrAST DECISION
RsEardinrths New Tartn Law cOBesrniug
Pure sweet Wine.

Pare sweet Wine.
WAsur17oS, D. G.. Sept ICON.
missioner Of Internal Revenue Miller
has issued circular regarding section
Cs Of tho now tariff act providing for the
fertilization FREQ OF tar Of pure sweet
wine. After rSciting the section it says:
at will be observed that under the
section above quoted fhs addition Of
pure boiled or condensed grape must,
or pure capitalized cane or beet sugar
to the pure grape juice. or the fer
mented product OF such grape juice de.
acribsd in tue act Of October ], 1890,
prior TO tho fertilization provided for
By the law for the sole purpose OF per.
fecting sweet wine. according TO the
commercial standard. shall not DO OK.
cluded by the definition OF pure sweet
wine in tue law, provided that the cane
or beet sugars used shall not be in ex.
ce,s Of ten per cent OF the weight Of
wines 10 be fortified under the Law.
COLLECTORS, therefore. in deciding
whether the bond Of the wine maker
shall receive his approval, will not de.
cline 10 approve tho bond, nor will the
gauger IN Charge decline 10 allow the
fertilization in case condensed grape
must or pure crYstalized cane or beet
sugar, not in excess Of ten per cent Of
the weight OF the wine to be fortified,
is added"
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IN A FRESH PLACE.

Tho Trouble Among this Fourth District
Democrats Breaks Out In u New Place.
Special DtSpatch TO he EHteui0eaesr.
lISSrINGroS, ". VA, Sept 1.-THE
Barnum Club held meeting tonight
aud passed resolutions suggesting that
q mass convention be held, and that
each magistrate district to select dele.
gates to congressional convention to
DO called BY the committee.
The resolutions wer0 manipulated by
Capehart men, headed by Buck Hard
ing. and thoy gave tho "Sient States.
man" send-oir which caused the antl's
to kick vigorously, and there was the
biggest racket seen in the club for u
long timo. Tho Capehart people out
voted tiIeanti's. anil the latter are sore
aud Rowling vengeance.
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AT CHIcKAsIAUGa.
The Various Commissions 10 Meet on the
Old battle Ground This Week.

The Various Commissions 10 Meet on the
Old battle Ground This Week.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. l2.-The
national Chickamasua park commission
leaves hero for Chattanooga this week
to meet various state commissioners to
locate positions on the several battle.
fields within tho park.
Tho Iowa commission will roach
Chattanooga on the 18th; that from
Pennsylvania, over sixtv strong, will
arrive on the 18th; the Louisiana COM
mission and portions OF the Ohio COM
mission will be due on tho 24th. Ex.
Senator Walthall, who defended Look
out mountain against General Hooker,
is expected. as is also Captain Carnes,
OF Memphis. with the officers OF hi,
battery. The New Jersey commission
expects to be on tho field within ten
dnys.
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LONDON, Sept. IA special dispatch
to tho Times from Shanghai says that
native advicos received on Sunday from
tho front are to the olTect that there is
continuous long distance fighting bo-
tween tho Chinese and Japanese troops
who are separated by tho kimchim
river. No decisive result has followed
the engagements. Floods have ronlcr.
cd tho rivers impossible. Tho ndviceg
show that tho Chinese army is in good
condition and discipline is maintained.
Tho Jnpaneso army, it is reported, arc
snloring severely from epidemic dis
caacS
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GENERAL NOTICES.
GENERAL NOTICES.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
BOardof Equalization Appeals,

CLERKS 0FrIcE, CRY OF wIIEELISG.
Notice is hereby given to all persons concern.
cd that tho aVoNon Of tho City OF Wheeling
have completed their aSc'spcnt for the ycar
1891 aud inado return thereof TO my OfIlcc.
All persons who desire TO appeal from said rs.
Sessncnt or desiring any corrections made. will
appear before the Board OF Equalization md APP
pcals, which board will meet at 10 O'Clock n m,
1.-THE City Building. on tho following days, 10
hear all objections and revise and correct any
errors which may appear:
Fist Wnrd-Monlny. september u.
Second wAfd-rucNiny, september II.
Third Enthusiastically September u.
Fourth Wanl-ThuFNdHy, september Il
Seventh MAni-FhiAy. september IL
Filth Warl-MnulRy. September II.
Sixth WATl-1ueslAy, september Is.
Eighth Ward, Wednesday, september 10.
Its ordG,cd that all petitions for reduction or
correction Of my assessment Of property In any
Of the several wards oil tho city. be presented GU
tho day hereby act forth for the consideration OF
assessments and correction Of errors In any Of
such wards The board will not rCiurn TO any
ward for thopurpO>cu Of making corrections. etc.
after the day hcnbJ designated for the consId.
cratIon Of petitions FROM such ward
THOMAS F. THoNER,
au5l Clerk City Of Wheeling
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BADLY MIXED.

Democratic Politicians Ia tho Fourth Dis.
trIct All at Sea.
Sportal Dpp1teh 10 The InLflicener
IIuSrISdroS, W. Va, Sept. 12.-The
Democratic congressional committee
will meet at Point Pleasant tomorrow
and 1t is pretty certain that they will
call for now convention, with new del.
ega,es from each county. Tho situa.
ton is very badly mixed and they are
all ut sea. John II. Host says he will
not DO candidate. An attempt will
be mado 10 boom Judge Harvey into
the vacancy.
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NESBITT & DEVENE,
Tel ca 1880 Market Street.
Rents Reduced |!

No. 230l ChaplIuo street, three-story brick
Srooms, bath room, collar and laundry, SIS
No ggh Twelfth street. threc-story, 5 I0OtnS
bath. cellar and laundry, A5S
Brick house, 2 rooms, reAr Ills ChaplIne sueeL
$50.
No. 1910 Chapline street, twostory brick.
No 2SoI E0tf street, tlSt Hour
AtwoStOry frame dwelling OF lvo rooms on
South Elm street -.
No. aiIO McColloch street; will ntrangt ~
two tenants or ono. and put In tirst.c.RSs ords;
No. 81 rhlrty.soveuIh SItoel, second uoOf 81
No. lSl Zano street. SECOND ilo0r. ST.,
No. OoJ Main street, tWostory brick.
No. 3i28 NcCsolloch street. tTo-Story intfnc =,
No So Main street, large modern brick dWsGF
lug. fourteen rooms.
No Ia27 McColloch street, brick. sll %
No. o. Ohio street thrcc rooms 81 20.
The WAddIngi0n Place. house and Is acrdL
No, GIG Main street. brick dwelling.
No, aIUl Main strcot. drSt llOOr. three roon'
No. IL Thirty.thlrd street, brick, i've r1ninA
Two splcndid ONCE rooms IN Masonic building
No. 1872 ChRpline sttOct five rooms, Sl5Ob
No, 1905 Market street, ofllco rooms
No. 1T Thlrty.third street, i've rooms; $50
M, gOj Main street. twulyc rooms AMI b;l
OnlCp rooms in Hlbbard Block. 1911 Market :.
store rooms OF South street, III uelrns IL"
enRclN building
MONEY TO LOAN.
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MARSHAL vINsoN

Gives Himself Up to tho AuthorltieS of
Wayne Congratulated to Ball.
SpeniaI DtIpdteh TO he InteRtgaaoa.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Sept. 12.-U.
S. Marshal S. S. Vinson. who has been
in Louisa, KY, since the shooting uttray
in Wayne county last Tuesday, ap-
peared at Wayne to-day and gave him
self up to the authorltio,. Flo waived
examination aud was baied in the sum
Of $4,000 on the charge OF murder. Ho
furnished bond. His deputies gave
bond in smaller amounts. the charge
against them being not so serious.
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EurrnIIcnl of The Rnunrr.

RoME, July 19.-The annual encyclicaI
OF tho rosary was issued to-day. 1t rc.
fers indirectly to lola ind sisnor
Dovio. Tho popc states that devotion
TO the rosary Is now moro necessary
sinco faith in tho Virgin has been
brought into dcrision by tho impious
and the divinity OF Christ is the object
in Italy OF theatrical rorformancos
which even palliate the crime OF Judas
Iscariot.
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Mr.. Barnes was declared tho nominee,
and jefferson county delegate moved
10 make tho nomination unanimous,
which was done. Mr.. Barnos accepted
in brief speech.
Speeches were also made by Colonel
W. A. Taylor, tho famous journalist aud
politician ot Ohio. now OH tho Cincin-
iati Enquirer, OK. Congressman Pearson,
aud Hon. J. S. Trainer. OF Stoubunvillc,
and tho convention adjourned.
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Special Dis patch to The Iaie''iGenetr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Sept, 1@.-Lnc
McDerman was killed at Brownston to.
day by tho accidental discnarg, OF n
gun.
Hiram Adkins and his two cons,
eighteen aud twenty.ono years Of aye,
were arrested to-day ut Winfield Tor
stealing horse from man named
Watkins.
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BERLIN, Sept l2.-Fron noon on
September up to noon on September
10 throughout tho German empire,
thir.y.s;x now cases Of cholera aud if-
teen deaths from that disease were 70.
pofted.
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FOR s A LIE.

Splendid house, I've rooms LIuu street. nsl,
iiGnse Six, rooms. brick, EoG street. Filth
Splendid fivo. roomed house, lot lOj1l75. Todd
View, 81. So
Wheeling. on easy teLIns s!bJ.
House slx rooms, North Market street, s. ~
House oisevcn ROOMS. Eighteenth street with
sIx.rOomCl house IN the roar. lot SlXlA, 81 IN
.lIouSo Of three rooms' Lind Street. b'I'eieFe'
House OF rooms. EoT street. between ~ Aud
I'D streets, with 4.roomed house III tue rcar;
large lot, si:5O.
Fine Improved farm Of SixIy acres, u'ol
miles east Of Wheeling.
House OF dvo rooms. Twenty.ihlrd street
iiOnso Of are rooms, Chnplno street ccu,Fo
iionsS 81 tIrSs rooms. Marke. street. Contra
Wheeling. 500
ward. easy tOrlnS SOOl.
House Of four rooms Jacob street. Sixth
House. dyc rooms. Woods street, East wh,s.
Fine farm, 1877 acres, three mIles from Mounts
vile with splendid improvement Tnli iaA
10 feet OF land fronting ;On MccOllOca aal
Lind streets
Hotel OF fourteen rooms, doing good busn,II
splendid location, cheap.
House OF seven rOonS and hail. ChaplIaI
street, Centre Wheeling. si.@Jl
Lot cast end Fourteenth street, $40.
Lots on Lind strcet, BeiYrderG, $40 each.
Lots in liehrcnS & speldel'G addition. liSuh
lRn'S addition 70 North lOnW0Od. Bnggf Run.
CaldWclIs Run. Pleasant Valley, BellOVlO aud
other places In md noar tho CITY.
MOucv 10 loan on city real estate: sd, Sin
sIO0, $780, siO0. Sl,0O0, 81, 5oO aud S!,OJ1
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TAxGrER. Sept. l2.-The sultan OF
Morocco is suffering from an attack OF
the humps.
Inter.tribal fighting has occurred near
Mcquenez. Over fifty of tho combat.
ants werc killed, and many were
wounded.
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EoR SALE.


j. DAIRY FARM AND COAL LAND
We offer for slle nlncty.Ono acres Of land on
bethany Pike. within three miles Of the Court
House, or will divide the same into two parcels
OF IS aud % acres respectively. A fno vein OF
coal underlieS nearly nil Of this land and
InlnIng il now In operation. aud tho cOnl being
sold as quickly rs ininOd This land has been
IN Iso as a dairy for number Of yCArs, aud the
improvements now pay II pOr cent on the In.
yesIlnGnt. exclusive OF tho profits from sale OF
coal We consider this n splendid opportunity
for live man with u few thousand dollArs TO
invest. Terms easy. Apply TO RIEEHART l.
TATUM city Hank Building. fell
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BARNES IS The VICTIM
Whom Hon. L Dauford VIII Lay
out Gold in November.
THE DEMOCRATS NOMINATED HIN
For Congress a. bridgeport Ysster-
day. But 1t Is Admittedly a ForIorn
Hops-A Rather Tame Convention
and Some Unimportant Resolu.
lions Passsd-onIy One Ballot

Tho Democrats Of the distric. over tho
river me. at Bridgeport yesterday, in
the new Opera House, and quietly
nominated A. o. Barnes, Of Cadiz, for
Congress, TO oppose Hon. L Dantord.
Tho only other person named was the
presen. incumbsnt Tho aspirations Of
Marion Huffman. Of Bellairc. were re-
garded with considerable interest, for
tho reason that 1t was thought that II
he got the IS votes Of his county he
would bs the nominee. but the Belmont
caucus refused to give him all tho
votes. lest his nomination should occur.
This made Mr.. Huffman hutly, and ho
refused TO allow D. II. MilIiGan to pre-
sent his name. although that gentleman
kindly offered to perform the service.
There was no one left to present then
bat Colonel A. o. Barnes, OF Cadiz, anu
Jefferson was tho only county in tho
district that refused to give up Judge
Pearson without a struggle. It was so
we'll known that this was only doue be-
cause OF dosiro TO punish tho con-
gresham that it carried no weight, put
Il serves to show the distracted conui:
tion Of tho Democracy in the district.
Tho coolest headed Democrats IN tho
district concede 5000 plurality to Cap
tain Dantord, but the Republican can
didate is not to DO caught mapping. II
he can secure 5000 1t will have that
much more weight in the direction oil
what tho voters want this fall IN DO
terring Congress from further "monkey,
business" the coming winter. Colonel
Barnes is good lawyer. but there is no
possible chance OF his election.
Il. G. Meyer, OF tho Beliaire Herald,
chairman OF tho congressional commit
lee. called tho convention 10 order
shortly after II o'clock, and named
Hon. Albert o. Barnes, of Cadjz, as the
temporary chairman, and James Alex:
ander, OF tho Woodslleld Spirit OF
Democracy, as Temporary secretary,
with P. T. Anderson. OF Martins Ferry,
as assistant.
In assuming tho chair Mr.. Barnes
made quite speech, complimenting
Tue OouloCTutiG phy va 49,
achievements, and holding up the Re-
publican party to sCorn. When ho re-
ferred to Ex-Governor Campbell as an
ideal standard bearer. the audience APP
plauded, and Grover Cloveland's name
was greeted with even more enthusiasm.
He did not dwcl much on tho legtsla-
tion, or lack of legislation at the late
session OF congress-, but dwelt at length
on the silver question, saying the 10
puhlicans had sct up golden image
and asked tho people to bow down aud
worship It. With some moro tally Tor
the Democracy rs the only party oil
principle. no declared the convention
open for business, and the roll OF coun::
ties was called Tor names OF mombers oil
tho various committees, with the fol-
1owinU rasult.
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FOR SALE. --H"y

Nos. 1872 and 1917 Water street. largo iout'
story bricE building has Is Ool square fest il5oi
Ephcu This properly can be bought cheap Rna W.
will give fifteen years to pay for same LAG
paving rent. ,-,,i,
Desirable Fourteenth street property Tot sac,
Such opportunities arc scarce especially A''Uou
10, Il Eighteenth street. brick house OF seven
rooms, In goDd repair: possession at once. ava
Surprlsing low pricc. For short time only.
For Rent-IlOuscs large aud small very cleAP'
Money TO Lonu.
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MONTOb COUNTY, de L Sp'AES'
belmont, ]. +. Charlesworth.
Jefferson, @. II. SpaIdins.
Harrison, W. II. Arnold.
Carroll, A. p. Moreland.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Monroe county. DR.. ]. Way.
Belmont, 7. I. Anderson.
Jefferson, George W. McCooke.
Harrison, a. n. McCabe.
Carroll, John Shepherd.
CREDENTIALS.
Monroe county, DrrMcKelvey.
Belmont, d. II. MilIiGan.
Jefferson, W. d. Maxwell.
Harrison, ]. A. Dickinson.
Carroll, Julius Farrell.
Tho new congressional committee was
made up US follows:
Monroe county, \. /. Lynch.
Belmont, Joseph a. Henderson.
Jefferson, George W. McCookc.
Harrison, W. S. Session.
Carroll. julius Farrell.
The committees being made up, Judge
Trainor. Of Steubenville, moved that q
recess DO taken for dinner aud to allow
the committees to do their work, and
this motion was carried and tho dele
gates separated.
Upon reassrmbiing the first business
in order was tho report OF tho committee
OH resolutions, which was as follows:
Re,o'r~,l That tho Democrats Of the Sixteenth
district nf OhiO declare tbelr allegiance 10 DcnO.
cratic PRINCIPLES and regard their supremacy
cScntlRl 10 tue prosperity Of the people. Taxes
should be levied for pubiic purposes only anu
we favor tariff taxation for revenue and not IN
excess VI the NpenSo Of the government
Republican financial legislation Illus paralyzcd
DFoductlVr iinluatriGI, Hnd the decentralization
oiSllyer IN 1874 has Brought even mUrc dcStruc.
tIon than irIulh. We favor the rceuactuIcnt Of
tho coinage lnwB OF 1873.
We commend the c0urSc OF one representative
in Congress. IIOn A. J. Pearson. WIN has hecn d
faithful mud true representative 81 tho district:
and We Cnrnmcnd. HIN with "wCll done good
aud faithful servant We pledge ourselves 10
elect the candidate nominated by the cOnven'
ton
The following resolution was offered
MS an amendment aud carried:
R,so'rvd. That we endorse tho administration
Of President Cleveland Us being wlsO, patriotic
and Democratic.
This was adopted without any onthu-
sinsm.
W. II. Arnold, OF Harrison county.
then, in brief aud neat speech, placed
A, o. Barnes, oi Cadiz, in nomination.
Hon. ]. S. Trainer, oil Steubcnvllo,
nominated a. J. Pearson. the present
congressman, but Mr.. SpriGI'. OF Mon.
roc county, Withdrew his name, saying
that MIR. pcnrson would not DO candi-
dato. Ile made n very earnest speech.
Jefferson county's delegation asked
permission to withdraw Mt iSlunctnrc,
and was given Eve minutes. Tho dolO.
pntes retired, and on returnin. M.
Dounced that they wcro ready 20 vote,
and tho roll was called, tho result DO.
ing us follows:
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MEETINGS.
CTOCKHoLpERS' MEETING.

Notice IL hereby gIycn that q Ecnernl meeting
OF the SIOckholdcrS " Greer Il Lalug will be hold
at the Office "a the lirm OF Grecr & Lalny. No.
1915 Main AtrcOt, Wheeling. ". Va, OH Wednos.
day. September 49, 1891. ut 10 O'Clock a. H., for
the PURPOSE felcctlng board Of directors, max.
Ing bylaws and trnnsActinc my other business
which may lawfully 10 douO by Sntd stockhold.
ALEXANDER LAISG,
JACOB Il GREER,
DAVID H. MClLWAISE,
BARKLEY COOPER,
CHARLES II. TRACY.
aug COrpOntnrS