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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22

after he arrived in Pickens- He is now
turning ont from $4,000 TO 10000
feet q day. The principal pro
duct OF this mill Is cigar box
wood, made of poplar In imitation
OF Spanish cedar. There is not enough
cedar in the world to supply the demand
for cigar boxes, so that the cheaper
grades are put up in boxes made OF
poplar and stained. The money which
otherwise would go to Cuba or Mexico
for Spanish cedar is thus kept at home.
This is one OF but three or four places
in the country where cigar box wood is
made, one other, and the oldest in the
country. boing also In West Virginia.
This one is the next Oldest. The wood
Is shipped, in carload lots only, to all
sections of the country, going as far
west as San Francisco aud along the
coast from Boston to Richmond. 1t all
bears a stamp showing it to be West
Virginia lumber. A branch Office is
kept at Cincinnati, from which all small
orders are filled, nothing less than a
car load being sent from Pickens. The
greatest economy is used in the factory
and nothing is wasted. The veneer
saws used make a cut of only
q sixteenth OF an inch. The wood that
Is too small for cigar box wood is sawed
into lath. fence pickets and dimension
stuff. The company also handles all
kinds of heavy lumber and machines
for making woven wire fences. From
the wood they do not cut into cigar box
stuff, they make oak pickets TO be used
in these fences. The fences are partic-
ularly suited 20 sheep countries, being
close so as to prevent dogs from going
through. They are much better than
barted wire and just as cheap and are
used great deal in other States where
sheep are raised in large numb ers. The
company has the only planning mill at
Pickens and dry house Of large capaci-
ty, where the drying is scientifically
DOM, the wood coming out perfectly
straight, instead OF warped as it
often comes out when i'm
properly dried. One OF the woods Pc
culiar 10 this section which Mr. Damus
makes considerable use of is the black
birch. u is beautiful wood, similar to
the cherry, though superior to it. 1t
has DO gum specks, is nearly as dark as
mahogany in color, and is the coming
wood for fine furniture. Mr.. DamYs
wishes TO introduce the wood more gen.
orally and offers to send samples OF it,
showing It's color aud finish, 10 any ad.
dress, upon application.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22

In 10 part Of West Virginia has
there been more rapid development or
greater industrial growth and prosperity
than there has been In the last few
years along the West Virginia aud
Ptttsburg railroad, which penstrstes
the central portion OF the State. Pos
sessed Of as great wealth as the richest
portions OF the State, the supposed in
accessibility Of the country had caused
this part Of our commonwealth 10 be
passed by. The magnificent timber,
the splendid coal, the fertile soil had
attracted little attention from either
home seeker or capitalist until
the business eye OF Senator Camden
perceived their value, aud be set about
20 provide a means for their develop
ment Five years ago, yes two years
ago, wild deer we're roaming where
now are busy towns; great forests grew
where now are lumber yards, and in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22

iftv men. The mill and yard are pro-
tected by a system OF water works with
fire plugs every 100 feet, and hose at
tached 90 each. There is absolutely no
waste. What is not otherwise utilized
is burned ia the furnace, and no other
fuel is required. There are excellent
facilities here for pulp manufacturing
and the company expects soon to locate
pulp works, which will utilize all the
limbs aud waste cut from the logs.
Upon the property of the company
have been discovered one six foot vein
and three smaller ones OF coking coal,
, which has been pronounced as good for
coking as the Flat Top coal. The town
is now supplied with fuel from these
veins and the company expects very
soon 10 develop the coal, open new
mines, put ia some coke ovens and
make coke. There is also what is be-
Iieved to be a five foot vein Of camel
coal.
Good Rlate FOR roofing and for school
states is found on the company's prop
erty and will be developed.
One Of the principal resources OF the
company, and which they expect 30 de-
velop very shortly, is the clay, OF which
Eve varieties are found, suitable for
making the ordinary red brick and sew
eral varieties OF fire. brick. Sample
bricks made from Pic6enS clay aud ex-
hibited 10y VIM. Roberts, an old Welsh
brick maker, were awarded first premi-
um at the Worlds Fair. Twenty-Five
feet of FIRE clay were dug through by
the company In putting down well and
they are satisfied that the clays all
abound in inexhauStible quantities, and
brickyards will be started In the spring;
also kilns for making filing aud fire
brick. Mr.. Roberts has found a mate
rial for making silica brick, such as is
used for ining the furnaces in steel
works, glass works, etc. These brick
are made in but one place in America,
and are only in tue experimental stage
there. They are made at a cost OF Sc
20 $3.50 thousand In Wales, and can
be made as CheaFly here, while the sell
ing price iu American markets is as
high as $50. lie has not yet had the
brick tested in furnaces but is satisfied
that he can make as good brick as those
made in Wales. Glass sand found on
the cOmpany'S property has been tested
and pronounced 10 be excellent.
The company is Oae OF the strongest
and has one OF the most valuable prop
critics in the State.
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From Picksun TO Weston.

The railroad is lined on each side with
mills, and there is scarcely station on
any part of the w. Va. G5 =. railroad
where some kind Of lumber Industry is
not in progress. some Of the mills
arc large and others small.
There are well equipped mills
employing a hundred men or more, sup
piled in the most elaborate manner with
all the latest improved machinery,
water works, FIRE departments, electric
lights and steam heat aud there are
portable mills stationed emporarilY be.
meath rough sheds of slabs, but all at
work making money ont of the products
of the forests. Buckhannon is the site
OF several mills and industrial concerns
and is one of the thriving towns Of the
interior Weston, the end OF the sew
erel divisions of the road, Is another
growing town whose commercial I'M
portance. however, is creator than its
Industrial. 1t is the business center
Tor most OF the country along the road
and has quite a wholesale trade.
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GEO.J. MATIISON
Telephone l0I. IDS Market Street.


e750-Three rooms, McColloch street, first noer.
o.. O0-Three rooms, McColloch street, second
Il o..
S9OO-Thres fine large rooms, Seventeenth
slGo6-Four rooms. 1854 Eon street. second
ho0r.
sl0.O0-Three rooms, hall and cellar,
slSC0-FIye-roOmed house, y. Huron.
SO uO-Two-story brick 7reoms. hall and eel
lar 1919 ChSphne street; fOr'two families.
S25O0-EleganI modern house Of Srooms and
bath room, both gases. Seventeenth street.
s16.OO-Two new residences on Lind street,
rooms, flashed garrett; for one or two ismi-
lies
Modern residence with nne grounds on South
Front street.
store and dwelling rooms, Twenty-hrst and
Main streets.
Sli OO-Store and two rooms Centre wheeling.
50 0l-Two-story brcS first floor, rooms and
cellar.
H5O-Store room on Main street, between
twelfth and Fourteenth streets.
sy-0uiag 10 the depressed state OF business
in general, the owners have ,deemsd II best to
redsce the shove prices TO responsible parties.
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The Holly river Company.

Situated at the mouth OF the Holly
river in Braxton county, on the bank OF
the Elk and on the Gauley branch OF
the West Virginia and Pttsburg rail
road are the new mills Of the The holly
River Company, recently completed and
pA in operation. The company has one
OF the most complete and best equipped
plants Ia the State, has $1,000 acres OF
splendid timber, an excellent location
and promise to do q tremendous ousi-
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WeatgYIrginia Ma

Wont Wiz ma Hi uIloIOEIH NVIuPNu!'
Adjoining the plant OF the Plckens
Lumber Company, at Pickens, is the
mill OF the West Virginia Manufsctur-
ing Company, BennO Damus, manager
and principal owner; f. Schubert,
superintendent For the past ten years
MIR. Damus has been in business in
Cincinnati, but Gnding popular lumber
was becoming scarcer every year he
sought new location, and OF all the
country investigated bY him he found
Picksns the best suited TO his work, and
located here, where ne is right in the
heart Of the popular timber region OF
Central West Virginia. Mr.. DAmus lost
no time In getting 10 work when once
his location was determined upon and
turned out his first work in thirty days
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22
ElYe.Ceni Articles.

Ladies' Nose, Children's Hos. RolI,n, Din.
Boxwood Rules, Cu1 Buttsns Tin Rseks,,
Somoination Glass Cutters. BOYS Kpive,
PokeEs, Door Bolts, Nsatsfoot OH shoa Hast'
ing, wash Pans Richter Harmonicas. rowrl,
Soseet Needle Package. Spsctacles. pin,
burners, Shoe Dressing, Ladies Pin, T.ns
Knives. A~V's
Many l0.ceut articlesl our 5.cent Lat. Com.
and take them out OF our CaV
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THE WHEELING REGISTER

for nine years before he embarked in
business for himself. He married 10
Weston, where be Is looked upon as one
OF the best business men in the place.
His partner, =. G.. DAWSON, is also
married and is a son Of Hon. Geo. /.
DAWSON, well-known throughout the
State. Together they combine all the
qualities necessary to success in busl-
ness, and their constantly growing
trade gives promise OF immense success
for them In the future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22
Thu Rntnl Mcdonald.

One Of the best hostelries in the CEN
trial portion of the State is the Melon
nell House, at Weston, under the pro-
pretorship OF ]. B. Flnster. A good
many improvements have been made by
Mr.. Finster since he took charge OF the
hotel aud it is gaining daily in popular
ity. The house will accommodate a
hundred persons, is lighted with gas
and heated with steam. Hot or cold
baths can be had in the house, and all
its accommodations are first class. The
proprietor conducts large insurance
business and is considered one OF Yves.
toms best business men.
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Ten-Cani Articles,

SuSpepders. Clothes Lines. 25-cent Jsvslsry,
Anger Braces, 5tatioHsry Packages. jail Pad
locks, Royal Needle Packages, ous-hAlf povnd
Tea, Ladies 2O-cent Hose, Dolls. sO.cent Cua
Buttons. kirrsrs. Pocket Knives.
We are constantly receiving bargains and
cannot quote prices, as they are here to-day
and gone tomorrow. IL Is our aim 10 always
have something nov at prices that will make
you buy,
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FeUr.eeni Articles

One set Teaspoons. Patent Sleeve Hola.,,
BOY, Suspenders. Clsrk's o. \. T. Thread
Chlldren's bios, Rubber Dressing Combs Cam
and Brush case Pot Covers. Tooth Brushs.
Flre shoyels ToweliRF Charm Knives. NuclI.
age, sewing Machine OIL, Scrub Brushes. Linz,
Thread, Hand SAL Files. Surrender, PaSeI
Boxes, Calico, &uSlinS and hundred Of othsr
ArtlcleK going al fhIa ME- :. NsH's
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ThFeescent ErSieIss

ladies' Handkerchiefs, Shaving Bru,A., 1
dozen Dress Buttons, Stamped Dippers. M.teA
Sales. Avchine OIL Cans, Potato N.sh.p.
dozsn Safety Plus, Perfumed Toilet Soar. s.i,
SCISSORS, Pint Tunnels, Jelly Plates Csrr,
Combs, | dozen Shoe LScss. school SlN,ss
basnng spoons, Scent Tablets, Cork Screw,
Windsor Ties A'APS
Come here for bargains, We Will not sl,.,.
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SaYea.Geni Articles,

CelEateb Palm Soap. large Dressing Combs
Iarmonicas. Counter Books, Dress Goods, la.
dlss handkerchief. Mixed Bird Seed, white.
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups. wash Pans,
Shears.
A. this popular price We OFFER many articles,
worth doub.e the teouev
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22
klna.cani lYilcIas.

Ladies' Gloves, Shoe Brushes. Stew Pans Pre-.
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives. worth 10 cents
Glass Dishes, MIX Strainers. Coffee Pots, Flour
Siftetr, Suspendefs, Extract YAniils. Dolls.
Disn Pans, Hammers, I Pouad Grain orGround
Pepper Pound Cinnamon, PsuBd Ginger 1
Pound Baktug Powder.
The above are all genuine bargains aud lower
than ever bsfors
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Two.ceni Articles.

Pint Tia Cups. HAndkerchiels, cake Cntts,.
Pepper Boxes. Langtry Hair Pms. Carp.nts,
Pencils, Gun Buttons, Pie Pans. Pocket Cgmh n.
NaoGins. Can Openers, Spool CottoH. ToiIs,
soap Gimlets, Tape Liass, Rubber Tipped Pen
ellis Hais CrhnperS ."
We deal only IN Bargains aud give big vain,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22
Eight. Articles.

Monkey Wrcnches, Whisk Bfooms. wash
Bowls, Tin Buckets. Long Handle Fire Shoyels
Rules, Hosiery, Large Lamp Burners, BoT
Paper and Envelopes, Spring Balances, scis.
sors. Blank Books PateRt Buttons
our customers know good thing when they
see 10. JOiB the procession 10 our store.
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Slx.GenS kygioIes.

One set Table Spoons, Blank Books. Purs.,
ShIuhg' oulPendsfs, Butcher Knives, lecent
Laces, sleeve Buttons. l0.csut Embroidsyiss
ssrnbbing Brushes, Gents Half Rose.
Meresants invited. We have bargains for
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SONE BIG SAW Mills
AND RECENT RAPID DEVELOPMENTS OF The
TIMBER INDUSTRY

n Central West Virginia-Whai ths Penetration
Of the Forests BY the Railroads is Doing II
the Way Of Building Up the Sia!s Starting
Towns and Employing Nsn-Ennlreis Of
Thousands Of Dollars Invested in Rscsn! Years
ia Iimbsr Industries.
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[. B. POTTS
Bargain
Bulletin.
MAIN And TENTH STREETS,
WHEELING, w. Va.
01e.Ceni Articles.

haayy Envelopes, gosi Pen Holders. a
Steel Pens, / Memorandum Boek. sh.s,s ~
Paper, Safe Pencils, 4 Lead Pencils, Collar
Buttons, = punches Hair Pins, Handkerehisf
! Thlmole, l paper Pins paper Needles /
spool SuS Twist, dozen Hooks aud Eye, A
BRASS Pants Buttons, Hat Pin. 1 boy Carns,
lacks. aezeu Clothes Pins, Tablet Set
Knitting Needles ~
Iots Of k-cen, ~,ods cofr- - -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22

When Baby vas sick. we gave her Cazvh.
whsn she was Child abe cried for CasscrzA
when abe became Kiss she chung To Cazzia.
whaa shs had Chiidren, she gAvOthsn Caasri,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22
C. A. ScRAEFEa & CO.,
mr9l Cor Fourteenth sad Market Streets.
RENTS REDUCED.

No 619 Main street, brick dwelling.
No. ll0j Nc Lolloch street, rooms, 500.
No 81 Ohio street, Isl floor, 5 rooms.
No. 2402 Main street, lat floor, ; rooms
Two splendid Office rooms In Masonic Build
ing.
No. % North wabash street, rooms, lst noor.
No. 1913 Thirty-third street, brick. rooms.
No. 81 Twenty-eighth street, rooms.
Nc. 90 South York street, 3 rooms, $500
No. 81 10 McCollooh strost, large dwelling.
Nc. 1909 Chapliue street q rooms, Sl3.OO.
No. 1927 Alley X, rooms, 5000
No. 1506 Market street, Office rooms
No. AZ alley T. lower part, s70J
No 121 Thirty-third ST., brick, rooms. $780,
No. 2S12 Eon ST., 3 rooms 6rst door, 80 80.
Front room on Fourteenth ST., suitable for
one or two gentlemen.
No. 905 Main s., - rooms, brick.
No. 1892 Maia ST. % ana Sd hooE1.
No. 65 SeVentsenth ST., 4rooms. brick
six room dwelling Ia Leatherwsod.
Store room in Hearns Tabernacle building,
South street
Office rooms in Hibbsrd Block. No. 1914 Mark.
OF street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22

Among the largest, most successful snd
best equipped Of the many milsVThieh
are 20 be seen at nearly every stan
thoNWest Virginia and PittsburS
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FOR SALE.

Fine Farm, Is7 acres. three miles from
MouEdsYille. With splendid Improvements.
This IS a bargain.
Farm 1914 acres. near TfihdelphiA. $50.
FArm % acres, 81 miles east Of city, sl1O0
House. rooms, lot 3jIi22 feet, Eo1 street,
Ceatre wheeling. $500.
Double briok house. and rooms, With mod
ern Improvement, lot 85xlDo feet Bargain,
Two brick houses. 8 and rooms, 10, iooxioa.
Cbeap, $500.
Hotel. "a rooms. doing coed business. splendid
House S rooiss, 1913 N.coiloch street. 1900.
Honss, Q rooms, Wood street., Eighth ward. les
Zxl0 feet, SsoQ
House, rooms, brick, Tsuftssnth street.
g SEQ.
House. 5rooms. Jacob street. Centre wheel.
ing Cheap, tL2o0.
House, 5 rooms, Wood street., East wheeling.
$500
Houie. rooms and hall Cha plins street., Cen
TIE Wkeslisg, A25O
Lot. east cad Fourteenth street. 800.
Lots on Lind street. Belysdsre, Szsb each.
Lots in BehrsBs j. Spideis and HaD1lsn's ad-
dition 70 Moth Bsnwoo6. BogEs' Rds, Cad.
wells Rur. Pleasant VALLEY, Bsiieyge and ethsf
places IN and rear the city.
NESp1TT q DEV1NE,
l7D Narkst Street.
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The underlined 10 prepared 10 take con
tracts for the ksuling OF night sell. cleaning Of
crsspools and other Ike work Tae Wheeiing
Might Soil Com ABy has tns largest barrels ana
pest facilities for doiHg such work. We guar
sntee satlsfactisn- Call on o. adersss e. w.
RlAEi. Manager, telephone Co, once corner
Eof and leih Sta. residence 27O7 Jacob -.
rnar7auh
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MERCHANT TAIL ORIN0.

Our Merchant Tailoring Department will be
ready In q shert time Our cutter. Mr.. w. 4.
Msrlowe. will show you all tbs latest styles and
patterns IN this lins aud wewill save you nsasv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22

NOR SALE-BLASK DEEDS OF TRUST,
IL blank deeds. blaRk leases, Justices and
Iawysrs' blanks OF ali kinds. powsrofsz,torney
blanks fer sale and for rsnt cards - kE4isrEs
c1ce.
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CLOTHING.

(lu.rrnofc 81 prices that smash all former
ViIIlValo records. Look, s2 90 for as %
Overcast We also have great bargains at
1887. $3.50, %. 90, SO 10. up 70 sfo.75.
Mans Suits IS q 81 q 81, q 20 3 4" 70 90
leaders In low prices n you can match these
goods for less than double the InoBsy any.
where we invite you 10 return the sans and
your money will 10 refunded. These goods
must &C.
Hens Pants = g. =; ;ss .. o, % .s - " 10 ::
value Of dollar Try TO borrow one n you
want 20 know how 10 saws a dollar or mere
look at our ClotbiBK Department
Pave gyitc Al sc, SIC. es,, 81 ~. 81 81 up
DVJs JULIO CONS al once. This sale caHsss
last always. You osRBot match the prices.
Roys' Pants a lIe acc %. 20 Thee Sc, ~, ::
present. We have all sizes from TO - a.
these prices.
hslS SHOES q n. 81 o. V ts Is. Il IL jos,
a. well 70 save Bossy 90 Shoes sssnyfhiaG
else. and We are away bslo" TIE market
Ladies Fine Shoes i i e: e - s q u ~
a g. Our success 10 tbs Shse liDe 10 probably
more thar We deserve. We presume TIE reason
we sell 90 many IL bsesuse they don't last losE.
bot people viii have them.
Childfsls Shoes = iss s s sa' al az s.i ~ sss
Mems and Boys Hats "a I as !. sisi Z, ,sS
sns silk Hst. Which usually sells At IS 81
Mans ch,rt. a. Iss &c. nc. 09o up 70 &c.
Hcu sl-Io oaShirtI ~s lead the trade.
Ellirtry and Ribbons sil III S'i: =: e o.
save YOU los Of money. Kiss a Znss Gsyrity
will rive yen pointsrs on Niliinsry aud rrim-
mln1s that viii DO ySs zoos ana Will bot ever.
charge you nor sail ysu Cd styles.
Irn5spusar Unaenhirts aud Drsusfs "a,
Ulutr EDu. &c. So. &c. &C up. We are 81.
ways bslor the aarkst OF these goods ss usll
90 everything else.
Bed Comforts and Blankets ss & = ~
We have iosi received a lot Of these g0eeI 81
pflcss tia: will sufpfiss Jou.
Ladiis' COlStti a. 70. s,s. essp
Umbrellas at &c, sc, soss
Lace Curtains :. 10. 81. s7eu,.
c,o,s,;.s ABS. Cna5latsd Sugar fof u ooi
uIULtTioo. Arhuckis's Coffee z1,. Grain 90
Ground Pepper. CinBansn. Nagsrd. Ginzsf
and BAKING Powder. all goiaz A. Dc PEI rosns
% pounds for . csnu.
rK-A Clothing store a Boot aud Shoe
store, a HAT store, . DRY Goods srors, .
Millinery store. Notion store, efnen-
ing Goods store. n Hardware aad Jtnwsrs
store, = Tea and oroesry stsre-nfne
stores In one-siI eonpiste 1ndsr ens reor
We k.y. tbs la,xest department. sIsr. Ia he
state. Zoo 70 TOO Nsip street. 10 % "a Isnth
street and le0i % lO1 Market tifsst Eleve1
sntraacss-tAke your choice. barsalnshststJ
department.
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FOR RENT.

E'oR REST-SToRERooM no. 22S5 MAR
u ket street. opposite Centre market. En-
quire at g Twentieth street. Inr2Os
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22

TloR STORAGE ROO Il AT REASONABLE
IL prices inquire OF STOLE BROS. 1875 Main
ard 1900 South streets. mrl5-e&dso
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-22

TOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, NO. 8 vIR-
Il ginia street, west end OF suspension bridge.
seven rooms ana bath room, bota gases; now
occupied By Mrs T. Il. Thomas. Enquire OF
JAMES ROBINSON, No. lll7 Chapline street
mrl6eTdQ
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EloR RENT-sToRER ooMoN MAIN street.
IL Address Lock Box $50. fs25ekdh
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EoR RENT-FoUR ROOMS IN THE REAl
Il ofl0+7 hain street. GEO. BUSCH. fe4eSdl
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NIGHT SOIL HAULING.

ID NafKst sIiesN
go
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EloR RENT-EIGHT ROOM HOUSE WITH
u al modern conveniencss, bath, both gases.
62, Market street. For particulars Inquire OF
!. kUGLEN, 50 seventh street. fel9h
The evening world., 1894-05-28
THEY HOPE FOR PEACE.
Anthology Club Representatives
Have a Meeting.
Arrangements for the Big Confer
ence Tonight.
Not DESTROYS OF War, but Want TO
Attend to Their Business.

Edward Corrigan, James Howard.
Fred Walbaum and George Engeman.
respectively representing the Haw-
thorne. Washington Park. Saratoga and
Brighton Beach tracks, met In the
Hoffman House this morning.
They consulted on matters pertaining
to their meeting with the Jockey Gu
tonight. n came to the conclusion
that they were willing to do most any
thing to preserve peace in the turf
family. Nevertheless, they will fight II
the situation should require It.
I'VE think" said one OF the mag
mates, that we are perfectly able to at,
tend to our W business without thu
help OF the Jockey Club. At the sam,
time we recognize that just now a turi
war would be disastrous to all con
cerned. and we want peace II we cal
get 1t.
IAN we wish Is the obliteration OF tn,
disqualification rule. We are willing t,
enforce the forfeit rules, and will eve
give up the foreign books, II necessary
We think matters will be am!cably ar
ranged
Secretary Sass, OF Brighton Beach
aid this afternoon that II matters wer,
not amicably arranged at the meeting to
night Brighton would probably race.
I'VE shall ask for a license, for II II
not fair for us to ask horsemen to ARA!
themselves with us and risk disqualified
ton for one day only. Regarding the re
mainder Of the meeting I do not know
Just now what action will be taken
however. We are hoping for agreeable
adjustment Of the difficulty tonight"
The Jockey Club will receive the fou
track owners In their rooms at l73 Fiftl
avenue,