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,oNrMoNwEAL ARMY.
Barker's Industrials Well Treated q
Fresno.

Barker'S IuduStrialS We'll Treated ut
Fresno.
FRESNO, May 2S.-General BarSer's In
dustriais paraded the streets this morn
ing. ZIG strong, with flying banners and
sounding drums. Lieutenant Smith ad-
dressed the citizens in the Courthouse
Park at O'Clock. aud the army marched
back TO camp at 10.
The Chinese have contributed large
quantities of flour, rice and vegetables
for their maintenance. George L. Matter
yesterday sent them beef and a barrel
of wine. but the wine was net accepted.
Two members had just then been bodily
"tired' Tor 100 freely Imbibing. j. s.
Hill, the Populist nominee tor Sheriff,
donated them beef. Other citizens have
given them considerable supplies and
money, but neither the city nor county
has taken any cognizance of them.
1t is reported quite number OF these
Industrials are much pleased with Fresno
and will probably remain here. A good
many of them are recognized by the
managers of the Fresno Free Labor
Bureau. which dispensed out soup last
summer to l 400 idle ''workingmen."
EXPERIENCED TERRIBLE HARDsHIps.
DENVER, May S.-To-night $40 Coxey-
ties reached here from salt Lake over the
Denver and Rio Grande road. Two hum
dred of the men were the Utah contiu-
gent under the command OF General Car
ter. The remainder We're from California,
and have been forty-nine days on the
road from Stockton. They have expert
enced terrible hardships on the Utah de-
serts. and show signs of hunger ana great
distress. These men are by far the best
looking Industrials that have arrived here.
They brought with them sufficient proyi-
sions to last several days.
kELLY's ARMY.
ST. Louis, May 2S.-Kelly's army. i 100
strong. arrived here this afternoon. The
Conmonwealers' fleet came to anchor off
Ferry street near the city water works.
and the men went ashore, where thew
will spend their time in camp until the
march or rather trail to " asilingtop is
again taken up. They were received bv
the local unions and big crowd OF peo-
pie. A good supper was provided by the
Trades and Labor Assembly OF this city.
and awaited the travellers on their arrival.
The Kelly army, turing It's sojourn in ST.
Louis, Will have 10 reason 10 complain OF
a lack of food.
Kings County Republicans.
HANFoRD fCal.). May 2s.-The Kings
Countv Republican Convention to elect
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Pollard -Breckinridge Case.

WASHINGTON. May 28.-Judge Brad
ley this afternoon overruled the motion
made by counsel for Colonel Breckin-
ridge to file bill of exceptions by virtue
of which the suit of Miss Madeline Pol
lard against him might be carried to a
higher court of appeals. This action was
taken without objection being made by
counsel for Miss Pollard that Breckin-
ridge had not complied with the law re-
quiring that the bill of exceptions be
furnished to them within three days be-
fore the expiration of the time within
which the motion to file had been made.
Therefore this will prevent an appeal be-
ing made.
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e Flood at East Atchison

7 IlC II He''1t1 tt u 11tsS5t @ttCtHISJI1s
ATCHIsoN (Kas.l. May 2S.-The river
is falling. The damage by the flood at
East Atchison will not likely be great.
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Fatal Accident at I.oekli,.

RocKLIN. May 2s. p C. Ward. a
stranger here. was killed this evening in
attempting to cross between two cars that
were being moved by a switch engine.
He is believed TO be a machinist from
Arizona. He was intoxicated at the time
OF the accident.
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CRIPPLE CREEK TROUBLE.
Mine Owners Decide Not to Arbi-
trate the Differences.
ANOTHER OUTBREAK LIKELY TO
OCCUR AT ANY TIME.

Continue Their Preparations
For Warfare. Defensive and Ag-
gressiye-one Thousand Men Oc-
cupying Forts on Bull Hill, With
Ample Supplies of Provisions For a
Long Siege-Mines Loaded With
Dynamite by Strikers.
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Filed a Petition in Ipsolyencv.

OAKLAND, May 2S.-B. w. Parkhurst.
a well-known real estate man, filed a pc
ton in insolvency to-day. His total IN
debtedness is 100000. AS assets Park
hurst has real estate worth Sl69, 900,
incumbered by Sl27 200: personalsprop-
erty worth Sl3l, 600, but incumbered for
$l6l, 900, Parkhursfs petition says he
has been n heavy speculator throughout
the State, and hard times have made il
impossible for him to meet his debts.
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Troops No Longer Needed.

SEATTLE, May 28.-The troops, being
no longer needed, will return to Vancou-
yer on Wednesday,.
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Anstro-Russian Treaty.

VIENNA, May 2S.-The Commercial LAf-
fairs Committee OF the Unterhaus hassap-
proved the Austro- Russian treaty.
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Two Hundred People Drowned.

CALCUTTA, May 2S.-In the province of
Kulu Punt the river became damned at
Charkkrupri by a landslide and formed
an immense lake. The dam collapsed,
flooding the country below. It is esti-
mated that 200 people were drowned.
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hELI1S ARMY

Kings County Republicans.
HASFoRD fCal.). May 2S.-The Kings
County Republican Convention to elect
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the the Jews, and to ameliorate their condi-
REPUBLICANS LEAGUE.
Great Gathering Expected at the n

Great Gathering Expected at the Ma
tional Convention at Denver.
CHICAGO, May 2S.-The Executive Com
mittee OF the State Republican League
met at the Grand Pacific to-day to select
the delegates to the National League Con-
vention, which meets in Denver June 10Th.
w. w. Tracy President of the National
League. said to-day: "The prospects for
a great convention at Denver are of the
most encouraging character. [ was not
looking for so much enthusiasm on ac-
count of the business depression. but now
l expect larger gathering than we had
at Louisville last year. The League will
have special train. The Iowa Republic
ans are going out, trainload of them,
headed by Governor Jackson. The
Southern Leaguers are making up a tram
load to start from Nashville. We will
send out special from Chicago. and Sec
rotary Humphrey, who is now in the
East, reports that the East will not be be-
hind the West in the number of those
who will take part in the convention.
The convention will mark the opening
of the Congressional campaign, and there
will be few of the Republican members
OF Congress who will not be there"
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Loss of the Matthew Turner Doubted.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 2S.-The report of
the loss of the sealing schooner Matthew
Turner in japanese waters is now doubt
ed by Captain A. 7. Lorentzen, one of
her owners. a conclusion reached as re-
suit OF the latest advices from the Orient.
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EUREKA, May 2S.-The Times to-mor-
row will publish a card from Senator
McGowan announcing his withdrawal
from the candidacy for Congressman for
the First District. The cause for this
action is i'll health.
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Severe Shock of Earthquake in Italy.
NAPLES, May 2s.-A severe shock of
earthquake was felt to-day in the town of
Lagrona. The disturbance caused panic
among the inhabitants.
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Sugar Trust and Tariff Legislation.

WASHINGTON, May %. The Senate
committee investigating the alleged in
fiuence of the sugar trust upon tariff legis-
lation has been in secret session to-day
concerning the subject of compelling wit
nesseS to disclose the source of informa
ton. The committee will report to-mor
row. Mr.. Walker, one Of the correspond
ents, expected TO have his lawyer before
the committee to-day, but the committee
informed Mr.. Walker that he should not
be wanted again. 1t is inferred from this
statement that the committee has decided
to hear no more from the witnesses until
1t has decided on the course on their re-
iuSal to answer questions.
Must Act Under Commanders Orders.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-The many oc-
casions of late for the employment of
Federal troops TO assist judicial officers in
protecting railroad and other properties
from organized bodies of lawless men,
and the misconception OF the real func-
tions of the troops, has caused the issue
by General Schotield of instructions to
the army commanders that when the
troops are so employed the troops cannot
be directed to act under the orders of any
civil officer. The commanding officers
OF the troops so employed are directly
responsible to their military superiors.
Any unlawful or unauthorized lawful
act on their part will be severely dealt
with.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, May There was
considerable Of increase in the at.
tendace at Cumberland Park TODAY and
for the first time did the talent draw
ont moro money than they put on the
books. The track was last
First race, purse 500, for taree.yea,.
ol3s aud upwards, seven furloncs-Fes.
Ess woa; King Lee, second; Thorpe
third. Time, l:25l.
Second, purse $50, Tor three.year.
olds ana upwards, one mile-vsnera
won; Il. Williams second; Tauha;chis
third. Time, ISL;
Third, Maxwell HOUSE stake Tor three.
yesr-oid lilies $1,000 added, one mile
Audrey woai Shuttle second; Fssrlein
third. Time, 1:42t.
Fourth. purse $50 for two.yesr-olds
four surloass-Fyins Dutchmaa won
The Henrietta second; Miss Eloas,
third. Time. :isSS
Fifth, purse 500 for three-year-old.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Haps and MIshaps in tae Thriving City
Across the River.

Haps and MIshaps in tae Thriving City
Across the River.
4 large number OF Martins Ferry
people went 10 Bellaira and The Island
yesterday TO see the Galvinites, and
found Them more respectable looking
than generally supposed.
Bob DooIan, piano PLAYER in a 49,
loon, and Eta Sspp and Iva Pond were
found in shany boat in boa, Gown
yesterday morning sad locked up. They
got FIVE and costs each
DaridMckim, formerly OF Martins
Ferry, is engaged in she manufacture Of
steam gssksis in Denver, Col. He is
the inventor.
Mrs. Push, OF Pittsburgh, who hss been
visiting Mrs. G. j. Greenfield, goes 10
Piedmont, Ohio. to-day.
Martins Ferry vas we'll represented
8. the dedication OF the High Ridge U.
?. church yesterday
Robert Metz was in town yesterday
calling on his old friends. He is loca,-
ed at Albion, Ind.
Ale1ande. Humphrey. OF the Eumph-
reg glass works a, Sisubenrille, was in
town yesterday.
Forty.three hundred kegs OF nails are
being shipped by wafer by the Laugh.
lin nail works.
ENTRY blanks forfhe InieiliScncer -oad
raes n, LEWIS New stand, next door TO
Postottiee.
About twenty-five applications have
been made for places OF the police force.
The Columbian Club will receive its
gymnasium apparatus in lew days
The base ball club will play 4: Beth.
any next Saturday
Mrs. Thomas Henry, OF Main street
died yesterday.
". E South, Of wsllsyille, was down
yesterday.
Mrs John Cox, ST., is visiting IL Gin.
cinnati.
Fred. CLARK, OF Headsy.ou,E, is in
town.
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A BASE BAIL LEAGUE.
a sornI-Protesslonal Ono May be
Organized in Wheeling.
MUCH INTEREST is MANIFESTED
In Tho schems-A Largo Crowd VIII
go UP to Pittsburgh to See tho
Opening Games--Rcsuits OF the Ball
Games and Races ies,crdHy-En.
tries at Nashville For To-day.

Thi, year the interest in base ball liz
Wheeling Is by far more pronounced
than ever, and on every side are heard
expressions OF regret that Wheeling has
dropped out OF the swim so far US pro-
iessional ball is concerned. The an.
nouncemcn. that a semI.proiessional
league may be organized With clubs in
Wheeling, Martins Ferry. Bcllaire aud
several other neighboriuG towns is re-
ceiyed with much favor By tho base ball
enthusiasts. tie hoped on every side
that the idea may be carried through
without hitch.
The opening Of the season in Pitts
burgh tomorrow will draw q large
crowd, il Is said. from Wheeling. The
Pan-Handle road has made a rate for
the round trip OF s. 60, II more than ten
go Up. As probably i've or six times
that number will so up, the rate is rs.
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Deafness canno, be cu.sd

By local applications, Is they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way 70 cure deafness,
and that IS BY constitutional remedies.
Deafness !. caused oy al iaaamed con-
dilon OF the mucous lining OF the
eustachian tube. When this tube gets
inlaned you haye s rambling SOUND O.
imperfect hearing, and when j: is en-.
tirely closed deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out OF ten are caused
BY cAtar.h, which is nothing but an
inaamed condition OF the mucous sur
faces.
We will give one hundred dollars 10.
any case Of deafness caused by ca,a1rhl
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send 10. circulars, Tree.
T. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, o.
n1~Sol6 BY druggists, IS cents.
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llarhonr conntr I,crusllenn,

Special DiEndleA 70 ih' Inieli5saer
PmLLirFr, W. Va, May 1.-The Re.
publican executive committee, In pur.
suance to a call OF the chairman, me, to.
day in their headquarters and called a
mab meeting 10 be held on May 90,
1924. On that day public addresses will
be made by speakers OF national reputa.
ton. twill be field day for Repubi-
cans In this county. Rcpublcanism
has been In the asecndency since Mr..
Cleveland took his seat and especially
since the introduction Of ihe ruinous
Wilson bill.
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Our lines of Ladies Tailor
Made Covert Cloth, Serge
and English Duck Suits and
Vests are all made to order
and therefore in the best
manner. When alterations
are required to make a pei
feet fit we do it without
charge.
Ladies Muslin and Cam
brio Underwear all made es-
pecially for our own sales.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
VRUSTEES SALE.

i
By r!rsle o. q DECD 0. frost -aade BY CAt-;es
H Wise, Accnst EsE:nh; and EHyzund lGue;.
70 Ne Is ;.oS:ee. caied August I'd. 1892. Lcd
recorded IN The otaee Of The Clerk o. tic Corrfr
Cocrt Of Ohio coGary. West T!-cin!A il ptej d;
I-oSt Book No. d. 1913 i19. ! shah ocer a. prs
lie sale 70 the highest Bidder, On
SATURDAY, NAY Il. 1874.
seciaaiag &; 10 O'clock a n. II the ao,th dos
o: Tie Co1-t House Of said coaary. cer.IIu lo:
o. parcel Of lad Il The city o. Wheeling oAIo
coCaSy. West Virginia I'M. described to-pii:
!Seins lot numbered one hundred and twe.tv
iI2ol on TIE northeast corner o: Market AID
TEeny-sor-th st-eets il Skid city. Wits The ap-
pa.tecE1cs thereon. and bA.ac The sS-ue mop
erty cnnreyed by The said Wise. Kssroet ga
9aCe. By Samuel J. E!lii,It-, By deed dated !rpe
8: 1882, aad recorded in said otioe- I5 = =
TINS OF SAIE:-oac-tAtrd O! ;he purch sla
money AID As I-1eh more Is Ii. aarchsser ,alT
elect: casa il AIae. and The DIE IN rwo eoukl
ins;tnDe1ts a. 1tre Gad eighteen month"; re.
sPecttTHiy. with interest IRON the csy Of skle.
the purchaser 70 give nnies for The deferred IL.
s;EIlnsnrs secured By deed o! rus; upon u Z
premises Ead ey policy o: insarGccs 10 N
a.aaunt aid IN. company satisfactory % TIE
undersigned.
JOHN J. JONES Tras,ea
W ?. HC8SaRD, ATTORNEY.
W Il EAsyIgs A nctionhNr uEIT r-N
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AssIGNEE'S SALE.
4 SSIGNEEs SALE.


81 Ttrtce Of q te4i OF ass!gazea; mar % :aA
% The sth day o. March 1851, ~ CaR-les G
Hoffman and ADDS K Hoffman. his wife. and 0,
record in tae o.4cc Of the clerk Of The coC-.y
CoGSs OF os!o coGaty, wei Virginia, win oa
SATURDAY. TEE 51z DAY OF NAY, ;ssl.
81 Tie t-oai doc. Of the Court House CT onIo
coUaty, ole: 10: s1ie tie following real esiX:e,
to-Wii;
LOS Nos Is and - IN tie town o. Fui,oa. sac
OF West Virgins and The two resideuccs-cas
tEo-ktofy t-a7e E1t oae trosto:y h:lck Lrui.si
iaeseoni also ooe o-ieE sable, one S-!ck smoke
house one frame Ice honse one carriage house,
one frame slaughter house che brict -aAch!rery
AID manufacturing house; al situated OF the
above lois. Is well Is eli o.he: buildings s!tuE:ed
OF said preR:bex
wi! also o5er .or sIle on IKE ss-ne 6sT on lie
above premises at Fulton the following pe.oaii
property. to-w!t: oce large wafer cast. Two ls-d
coolers, one Jacket kettle, two Erind-stoueS. ooe
lard pres, funr counter scales, one platform
sct!e oat zeal chopper, iEo sausage stutsS-
Saws sa6 butche.s tcolx sour rars; c.Se., s.
pounds ll.sp!ce, one lL.Se s:ssra jacket lard
Kettle, one lSrd kettle, oae sleigh one tvose,ra
cA...ASe, one top rGgoa. cas fam wsEou o.e
Set double harness one horse
IEEHs OF SALE OF RIAL E-ITr-Oae-th!,!
CASH balances IN s!E and t#elve raoathX secu:ed
BY deed Of tsrSt on above real eS;A.c The pur-
chase. -aay pay 50 much more css Is he nay
des!re-
ISsA- n ise meantime SsleS o! The above pe-saa-
q Isoperty Will Re made p:!rsielr at the Ito,e-
said FeAldeace u Fultoa:
WILLIAM c. aASpLAS,
ASSSnea OF Caa.leS c, Holman kad Aar1 =
Holman. - All
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Rod Cross Defeated

e181-7<E y s1sS - =
NARrrrA, O., Nsy 1.-The Marietta
college team defeated the Red Cross Oil
club OF Wheeling to-day in very IN
tsrestinc game, score 9 20 s Hastings,
the home pitcher, did efectusl work
and rs batsraaa has home run to his
credit He wss ably supported by Zim-
mer. Wheeling hat,esy-Malcomb,
Enaigsn. Umpire, Mcclure.
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ST. LOUIS, May l.-East st. Louis rc-
suits: First, nine.sixtcenth miles
Larkin won, time l:oa. Second, seven.
eighth miIe-Furlong won. time 1857.
Third, three-quarter mile-Tho General
won, time l;9lt, Fourth, nine-six.
teonih mile, No Remarks won, time,
5Si. Fifth. thirtecr.sixteenih mile
handicap-Chi,weil won, time, l;e7.
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Next Tuesday evening. At the Opera
House, Sousa's famous band will give
one OF its famous concerts. This organ
ization won fame in New York, al The
ST. Louis exposition, the Worlds Fair
and the California Miiwinter expo.i-
ton, and j: is safe TO say that ii will
pack the house on its yisii here.
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The skating races al the North End
mink last evening attracted quito large
crowd. The event Of the evening was
the two mile race for the amaiuer
championship OF IVES; Virginia. Will
b Kane, OF the South Side, won by lap.
The other entries were l. Beuter. b
Dunlap, Will Greer, B. Emblem. Wal.
ter Worls, William Tertill, Carl Nc.
Granigan and Charles Burtt
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Martins Fe,ry'snew council orsanizcd
last night by eleciing Charles James,
president; Charles H. Carpenter, pro
ten, and Frank Allender. clerk. Mayor
Samuel " estwood recommended Mar
tin Myers. John Fisher. Fritz Och and
Scott Neal for policemen. and council
confirmed these. Och and Neal have
been on the force
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A"aAAA "htNIs
nth 10 fkk Tnts,Ijr,as-

S9Sc1d' VItp1ith 10 ne LEsLigfaocH
CHARLESTON. W. Va, May l.-Je:se
Fellows, while roofing church here to.
day, was killed by the scafold breaking.
He fell twenty-five feet and Ii, on his
head. His neck was broken and he
died instantly. lie leaves large
family.
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Many persons suffering from chronic lack OF
vieor esk themselves this question II win
TheT have neglected the one sure means oil coz.
te,ring What hey lack and long tor. II ve:y
e.!ef time, Z they would bat use Hostet.er5
Stomach Mtte:x. they would aa6 the!r appetite
and sleep renewed and strength reviTei Tae
Bit:e-s Will also surely remedy dyspepsia, aA!A.
rs and I've. complaint
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'J'tcial DiTsaIiA 10 nt laie,a3eav.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May Post
masters appointed: J. A. Mcintyre,
vice ]. W. Beverlin resigned, Lyon,
Doddridcc county; G. 4. Buskirk, vicc
I. Rutherford resigned, at Waterman,
Logan county,
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SNGX. z F1E nm ! RF
cnSanAti-.---....---.oo O1OIl So
Htsshusgh. 0 0 n

EEs7A rGrx. cincIlnhd. :: Pittsburgh {,
Tw5 bass bits. E smith, Bie-eAae.. Xlle1,
G!AScoek, 6. Smith THREE base hits Z. Smith,
Do95vIn Sacrifice hits. Stencil Doaoyku'
Double plsya FArrott, AePsee, Not, Ginsscoek,
St-oek out By PAr-ott 9; KIllen. / P1,set
balls. Vaughn. :; Mick wild pitches, PIrso;t.
Tine TWO hoS-S C:api-e E-aslie
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and upwards, six iurlong,--lssie o.
won; Bonnie Lassie second; Bryan
third. limo, l:l9i.
Sixth, purse $3.50 for thrce-yeas-olds
and upwards, one mile-Liiilu Ed won;
Footrunucr second Ssddlebags third.
Time, l;4ai.
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commencing L; 10 q n, The following dese-:s.a
properly. that IS 70 sly: 4 cs,fS4u LOT o. pk.cbI
Of land lying "a oA!o county. W. VI, on the
National road. Abort three niles trora the cftr
o: Wheeling bounded Is Eor1vy: Coranloctac
f-ota tae ao-:htEsi co.aer o. said 10; &; 4 sale
on the vcst Sde Of drita IA WiIliaz Porter 8
at!a. on The exit side Of The Sotiarkl road AID
running taeaoe north ~. degeeeS ives. sS.lk1
poles 70 sake. south 653t degrees atst 9SI:lno
poles 70 tAe middle Of the Sk;Iaatl road ara
With aid SEt.oaLl -cad south aiSz deS7ces esyf
ss-io1 pole5; thence north e. degrees atlHs
s'olcS 70 tie I'lhen Of beginning containing Soa-
l!on acres tasethe. with all Lnt siarGlIr = E
improvements and EPpu.tcnEaces thereon o: n
any wise belonging thereto, beIay Use SING
Property c1avsye. % the sid Noah Zane IN
William Po-ssr rad 5 ;. Rsyd Aydeed dated xhe
SiEt day o! October. 1877. Gad recorded n She
disco Of The said County Goart n deed hoaS NJ.
G., Pages SS and s5I The t!tle 10 SEIa rI,pnerry
IS sei!eTed 70 be goot. but selling as t.I,stce !
VII coETey oaty The tt:le ces;e3 ia me b. sad
deed Of trust -, = =,
TEHXs or StLr-oae-h.A Of tbs purchase
;aoasy o! & mach roaee Is the purrhn,e,
elecis "a ply cGsA o. the Day Of sale sSe balance
II twelve months, aose heEriaS !utereEt .-ors
The dry q sale - Be ctves Is. the deferred osy.
taezt The tide to be rctGtae1 rusl pSyraent
has been IaRae IN fall gsI ~ ! -
3 b DoyESEg. T.aS.es.
= ~. Y AAltes- AnctiSnees- 'isa Eaxo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02

Speetal Dipa.Jt Is ne IEe.ii7elts.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May l.-Patents
granted: George Loomis, Of Parkers.
burg, stamp holder and mois:ener;
William S. Grafton aud r. r. Spears, OF
Wheeling, machine for joining and roll.
ing sheets OF metal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02
Amatcnr Rn.n Rail-.

The Hess / Lemons dsiested the
Turkish Bathroom boys on the Tunnel
green yesterday afternoon by the score
OF Is 70 S The batteries were West and
Cook and Scott and Mcbride.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02

Our prics tos the fve-but.on colorei
Is the SANE Isl So as charged by Cea.
tene-i il New York. When We haven't
the color wanted We very chee:trlly
send on to the New York o5ce spedL
order for the same, without e-:'i'
charge
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02
REDS AGAIN DowNED.
Tbs ris.sourshers VIII Come Home With a
Good Record.

CINCINNATI, O., May Pittsburgh
won the second game from Cincinnati
To-day by hard timely batting. The
Reds rallied and came dangerously close
70 tying the score bu, failed by one run.
PARROTS fielding OF his position was the
GESTURE Attendance 100 Score: