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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04
Ecanl \ oti1rs.
,I'O the creditors If any, Of Nancy Tuhill.

McChesney Il Hnus. Attys..
10 Second ST. Troy y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

In State issues $4,000 Virginia funded debt
2-3s Of 1891 at J9&4 nj9ih I'm city bank stocks:
, shares Of tn" Bank of Commerce AZ $780, the last
previous sale being AZ lSOl2
Railroad bonds showed a declining tendency.
with some increase in animation. Trading
reached Asa COO but while Chicago and North
Pacific LAT trust receipts advanced - 10 49,
and Wisconsin Central lists 1i2 to 5ll2. Denver
and Rio Grande As yielded = T. soy. Laclode Gas
6s y 10 92i&. oregon Improvement lists 2i2 to M
the consol IS IA 10 Az and Philadelphia ana
Reading LIST preferred incomes ~ to 2Gl4.
The Sub Treasury had credit balance at the
Clearing House Of $l3.l1S. Its net gain on bal
ance S63l SIC. made up 10y gain In currency
Of $500 500 and gain in coin of $23.372 To-day's
operations includeG Receipts $3.50 go. pay
mcnts 50 224 016. resulting In n general balance
OF $lj3.39l.Ssl. consisting of $N6Gii.S93 coin and
SCI. 7i6 9sS currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $24.G7S National bank notes for re-
demption The customs receipts $4G5 36S
the internal revenue receipts $3I3 006 and the
miscellaneous receipts sl05.ll0. Total Government
receipts for the day. $sS3.4S5; expenditures 81.
3S4 16l: excess of expenditures. sjO0.G76 Receipts
for month to date. 81 639 1888; expenditures 49, a..
979: excess Of expenditures over receipts 81 l07-
096
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows.
April 2 April 3. Differences.
Net gold hand. saC57o2io s9o.56o72a Doe sls4sI
hand ........... si.74e7o7 sI4o5.765 Dec 25l.oa2
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fENO the creditors uf any or Nancy Tuthill
i late - Troy. y. Y, deceased
Pursuant provisions ~ section 26dt Of Code
~ Civi Procedure and ~ order made by Snrro-
gates the County ~ Rensselaer,. y. Y. on tho
18Th day March 1898. notice * hereby given that
seaman H. Thomas n brother ~ Nancy Tutht.l late ~
Troy ~ y deceased intend To apply for decree gram,
inr letters administration q the goods. and
cr.dts % said deceased t. myself and 10 =. Ebert
Nostrand Jointly under the provisions OF section 1854 OF
% Procedure whereby or m,
next said deceased the penalty ~ the bond 70
our" w. given such application shall not exceed
twice TIA. amount OF the claims Of creditors against ba
presented the Surrogate pursuant notice
required 10y said section.
Ana accordance with the provisions ~ said section
persons having claims against the Man.,
Tuthnl decoaHed hereby notified present tho,,
claims Surrogate OF the County of b
n city Of Troy. " Y. ar
2Dth day April 1895
Dated Troy " Y. March 10th 1898.
49, SEAMAN b THOMAS
NcChesney & Betts. Attys,
20 S.coa. ST.. Troy. N Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

rIROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.
fon!.u ArrIl g. So . 'ontnls. lo4i. f0r both
III ne, ara ar..unf, Canadian Is.in.. 80. Erie.
ins DO .eronI ,.u-ol- 60. Illinois central go I~Nl.
an ordinary -. 81 PAN common. % New York
Central -. PENNSYLVANIA j27. hradng ~. Mexican
central new Per bonds. 90. luisYi" and sash
VILE 81 A'chlsou common - TN" amount - bull
son gone 10" Bank 20 England On halano" today is
,i,s, n.I N,rct q per Tie rate 4 discount IN
80. pen market both and tire" months bills
d. Ter cent Indt council bills ar" allotted today q,
an nitnnce % .. lrI ier rui""
:, m I,r qi,ycr Market closed weaker. quoted e
an Il nor ain-r Paris ad,lces quote per renrs
Al I9 francs pr M. ana exchange London
NJ ., frnn.a - lnntlmos fIr lhclkl.
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- - '"'"' - -
The price of domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: At Chicago Vc premium
asked. Boston. 25r discount
Bank ciearings were follows at the places
named: New-York $lO'OOIs1l; bal
ances. N1S6SG2. Chicago Exchanges $2l.72S.405;
balances. sl.2Sl.G69. Philadelphia Exchanges,
$4.725.327; balances. $l.945sO5 Boston-Ex
changes, N7O2O.3ls; balances 81. 1032@
The price of commercial bar silver in this mar
kct declined To 66iac. nominal. an ounce Mex
lean dollars were quoted at 80. In London bar
silver declined I'd. to 3oi,d. The market was
weak. The upper house Of the Prussian Diet to-
day referred 10 "A special committee the proposal
OF Count Won Mrbach for an international con-
ference on the currency question.
Both for sterling and continental bills the for
eiGn exchange remained firm. with slightly BET
tor inquiry for Saturday. Commercial offerings
were most limited. At the close the market was
firm. but very dun Rates at which business was
actually done were as follows:
caMcs Long his. Short PIE
! # #s'5s:@a'N. e Is: b: :s
Money on call i'm London was sax per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for both
short and long bills was = per cent. The Bank Of
England gained in gold bullion. on balance to-day.
1880 British consos were unchanged ipr
money at l0ia. but declined -l6 for the account t.
the same figure. American securities were rregl-
larry changed. but generally declined Canadian
Pacific lost li2 II &c. Louisville and Nashville y t.
J2a Illinois Central !. IL 90. St Paul a to ~ ana
NewYorl< Central u to IS. but Erie DDS rose Y To
Cai2 and Atchs0n - to Ga.
French rcntes. los francs; Paris oxchangn on
London - francs - confines: Berlin sight S,er-
ling % marks Az pf"nnngs.
Gold premiums to-day: Al Buenos Ayres 20. ar
Madrid @ ut Lisbon 232j3. a. -. Petersburg -. at
Athens - at Rome 80. al Vienna 3.
Tho following securities were sold by public
auction AZ the N"w-York Real Estate sales
room by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
Prices.
81 9I5 Atlantic Mu'ua. Gusuranc" Co. s-rip. W 800.
Sl.4:s, = lNo AMI slico q lN'3 ..... .lol-lo--.
$500 knirk.riocl~r brewery 80. second mIttgag'
bands dine isp1 ami 5000 Kuics"rt 'rs"-
Is~.vrry GI nrst morfgaE" bonds du" 1871 20
shares Standard Gas Light Co.. pfI. ..--..... wv
shares Waterbury 4 Marshai Co., pa.
% Waterbury 4 Marshall Co.. pfl scrip ...--.:
81 Buffalo Railway Co. first consolidated = gold
mortgage bonds. due 1881 luta
- shares Atlantic Trust C'....-.:- .-. .... ..-"l
S3.no state = Georgia ~ registered bonds. On" .
l. 1915. i,'c
Il shares Atlantic Trust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04

Funded loan Of 1874 per cents. ! $500 -. go
Totals SOL l1G10p So "2>"o
Persons hostile to National banks should notice
the amount Of money belonging 10 the banks
which the Government has the U.s. o. and on
which the banks get no intcrest-s27, 602.16l.
The Treasury officials at Washington are re-
ported In The Journal Of Commerce as holding
the following Views in regard t. the current re-
ceipts and expenditures If the Government:
The character Of the Treasury receipts for
March and the improving business outlook con-
vince the Treasury officials that hey have little -
fear from deficit during TN" remainder Il the
present calendar year. Tn" reports that an extra
session Of Congress viii be needed - supply i"V"-
nue. IN case the supreme Court decides the income
tax to be unconstitutional do not originate I'm any
official quarter or with any IN" who has carefully
considered the stat" II the Treasury. There are
still due to the Trcasury IN account u bond sales
about $4,000 0Oo. payable in foreign gold. II this
amount were received to-day It would raise III"
general halanc" t. t206 600 600 and tAe Ia rescrv"
to sos. 800 900. II would require monthly deficit
of 81 COO 900 for the next eight months 10 reduce
the balance sl5N 600 and IL would s'ill H. az
large as after the two earlier bond sales
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Although the volume II business was larger on
the Stock Exchange today than yesterday. being
1S34s3 shares the character II the Two days mar
kcts was much the same. The opening was rather
heavy. owing t. the bad effect upon International
specialtics in London Of The s.. Paul gross March
earnings. But ~ supply ~ stocks came out AMI
the tone presently became steadicr. The an;hra-
cita coal r,roucrfios were. heavy owing - talk
< nh, .,.,.hi ..,,.,. ,t.., ,., .,,,.t,. ...,t,.
"''"
mcnt OF the dliiicultl'S between tl'S' ''ip'"l'S
was likely despite recent IF lrts - that md. Tn"
-,il,,, ~. ,,, nor ,,...ti,,, ~ ,h. ,,r.sid.n,s ~,
- ,, .,'., o..
Ii'N'S ''''''' - nav 49, ' - -
and the result was that a. IN" clos" Jersey '"n-
trail had lost Il. net to 94A. ana Reading q. 70 i2'
1-od,,o &, ,to,o v.,q not heavy Tn. Changers
49,, - g..
were steady az fracuohal d''hh'S' Win very "'-
Tie doing. some heaViness marked the iutcrna-
.t.,o, ....i, g.. :. d.. -.il that .Y.,.rp.n,s f.,
80
'h'S' Sp'''"'"'S 'N''' ''''' 80
p"cted sales ~ London ~ IhiG" hI'' ~ ~ NV,
YORK central ana N""-l Nf". -" ~ NM
Hartford securities, u De- dIIdht ! "f M. d. J.
Morgan. Much strength was Is 'Nr.'', 't'n
upon llSht taIlnE ID 'l" gene ~ '''".''', -
scored net ai,anc" ~ - t' lla-. 'h " oyer b
II shorts. ana metropolitan Ira non Fl. Az
went up br!skly Tn" suggest ID 4 intilp'!A'! '" ~
N"w-l"rk ana Nr"-i.nIahi ~ " s'i'l.'I.' ~
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Va, s,,o- =, band 10 s22 20 10 703 SIC Inc s95s7
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
outstanding
cerdc ,tes Si9i a,s 757 SI9I 7Go $50 Dec. $i9S i01
Deposits in bank. 24Oa;1 257. Inc. 2632j
Available cash S2o7 1870 ~ s207 02s az Dec. Sl7i>2
Deduct minor La
bilities ........ 20G05.6i5 2Oi7t.G7i Dec. t33 90
Actual bal slsG s1sG S5651I Inc. S2G2 49,
The above statement reflects conditions Of bust
ness on Monday last.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Call money was easier at 2n2ia per cent; time
money and commercial paper quiet. We subjoin
our usual table If rates made mp from information
furnished by the busiest houses:
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financial elections.
financial Meetlmes.

VNIIE ANNUAL. MEETING Of the Stockhold-
l ors Il the Duchess County Railroad Company Will
be- hold AT the Compauy'S Oicr. 20 Main 81. Pough-
keepsic y. y. Monday MAJ 9Th. 1895. AT ! y. m.
rs order u the Board II Directors.
MILTON \. FOWLER Secretary.
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Dlpi6cn0 Notices.

Clpi0cn0 Notitee.
IRON CAR EQi 'lPME\T co SPECIAL os
l GOLD RONDS-The Central Trust Company will pay
July 1894 coupon On above Bonds. a. their ONCE
ii a V. POST. Treasurer for Committee.
OFFICE or
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE R'WtY co.
THE COT PO\S on the First Mortgage Bonds
l - the WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE RWAY CO.
April Will o.. paid after that date at the
Mercantile Trust Company. y New York.
JAMES VI HAM. Treasurer
GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK
NEW YORK. March eth 1895.
THE DIRECTORS Of this Bank have this day
/ declared y dividend u FIVE PER CENT and
"a dividend ONE PER CENT u the earnings -;
able and after April 9Th
The books viii remain closed until that date.
ARTHUR W. SHERMAN. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

--Actual sales-- Closing Shar's
Open. High Low. Final. Bid ASK sold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
DON'T SCRIMP ON SLEEVES.

Eccnomizing on sleeves is hardly
wise at present, and the woman may
safely spend most or her money on
handsome brocade velvet or satin for
great sleeves that reach only 10 the ell
bow. Then she may strive to save
money on the rest OF the gown. If her
pink gown cannot be matched with u
pink fan, let her try a fan OF some pref
" shade of lavender. BY gaslisht the
lavender will be pleasing contrast.
II there be trouble in matching a yell
low gown with velvet Of the same
shade forthe sleeves, possibly pink will
answer if the dress is TO be worn with
artificial light. So. TOO. blue may be
made 10 do duty at night as a match
for green. These hints may be applied
10 the dress OF the accompanying illus
tration, il need be, but as presented
here it is ell spic and span and entire
ly free from devices of triCkery. It's
material is rose pink silk brocaded
with ivory and gold. The skirt forms
very wide pleats at the sides and in
back is laid in organ pipe folds that eX-
tend into a short train The waist Of
ivory white chiffon has a fitted lining
Of pink silk and bretelles OF ivory satin
embroidered with gold and amethyst
sunbursts. R0settes, pointed belt and
bell sleeves are OF amethyst mirror
velvet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
BEILAIRE.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
NJ. l. Church will hold an interna-
tional apron fair and social in the
church on April II.
c. l.. Weems, of st. Clairsville, pass
ed through BeilaiTe yesterday on his
way to Woodsheld.
Mr.. Fletcher has sold his confection
cry store to Mr. John Myers. who will
remove it to the Wassman block April
LIST.
Yesterday was the thirtieth ami
versary Of the last battle fought by
Gen. VIM. T. Sherman, at Beut0nville,
\. c. Three of Bellaire citizens par
ticipated in this fight, John Garrett,
Frank S. Mason and Louis Schamm,
and they unfurled three flags in Ma
sons Office in honor Of what was TO
them very important event.
The J. p. Keyser farms were sold
yesterday. The homo farm to the
First National Bank, for 5000. and the
other TO +. W. Muhleman, NJ. D., for
$3.50
j. c. Heinlein and Harry ". Clark,
of Bridgeport, passed through Bellaire
on their way out the B.. d. & C.. rail
road.
Howard Pendry, an old Bellaire boy,
got his hand badly mashed while coup
ling cars at bridgeport.
Mr.. John Moran, road master of the
c., L. & W. railroad. was, on last Sat
urday. the recipient OF d $3.50 gold
watch, q gift from the roads en-
ployes.
Miss Emma Madden. of the Fourth
ward, is lying very i'll with lung
trouble.
Frank Robinson. a c. & p. engineer,
is laid off in poor health.
A child OF Mr. Connell. Of the Fourth
ward, is lying at the point Of death
from that dread disease pneumonia.
". II. Hickey and J. c. Bay Ter, of
Cadiz, are registered at the Merchants.
A brother-in-,aw Of Or. Wells was
injured at the Mingo steel works.
Z. Armstrong, Of Bethesda. and s. W.
Ault, o. Warnock, We're registered at
the Merchants.
J. W. Calder Of the c. < 2. force, is
now Fish and Game Warden Of Bel
mont county
Joseph SonnebOrn, who has for sew
er2l years been connected with the
Scnneborn store on Belmont street, has
sold cut to his two sons.
The ladies OF Bellaire should be
studying how to make out their bal
lots. so they can vote iltelligentiy
at the coming election.
The work Oh the Darrah block is
progressing finely. The foundation is
laid and lower joists placed and is
ROW ready for the brick.
Robert Ritchey OF Harrisburg, Pa,
and w A. Remington. Of Buffalo, y.
Y, were in the city yesterday, and reg
istered at the Merchants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
NIOTNDSYILLE.

The r. Z. Lowry, indicted at Wheel
ing Tor attempting to pass a forged
check. is wei known here, having
been born ard raised in the lower end
of the county. The sheriff was down
the river yesterday summoning wit
nesses TO appear in his behalf.
p. NJ. shannon, of Pittsburg, was in
The city yesterday on important bust
ness. He has a number OF good leases
in Franklin district.
Thomas AiUrrey and John Baker,
were before Justice Mann yesterday
afternoon on a warrant charging them
with disturbing religious worship at
the Glendale school house Sunday
evening. About dozen witnesses be
longing TO the same congregation We're
present and SWore that the order on
that evening was as good as usual, and
that the boys did nothing out OF the
way. They were both discharged. 1t
don't take much to satisfy Glendale
CONGREGATION rs to what constitutes
good order.
Attorney d. Is. Evans is investing
largely in oil territory in the Sisters
Vile field. on the Ohio side. He has
an interest in a lease adjoining farm
on which is a good producer, and his
lease is rapidly jumping into value.
+. Little has sold his residence on
Jefferson avenue to T. @. Hammond,
who will move there on the 1st. Mr..
Hammond has also purchased the
Finn lot adjoining, and Will commence
the erection OF feed and sale store
IL the spring.
The case of Rebecca J. Dorsey
against her son, Thomas J. Dorsey,
was terminated yesterday afternoon,
the Jury finding a verdict in favor OIL
The plaintiff for $500 damages. the
question as TO whether the defendant
vas released from rent by the paying
OF a legacy to his sister amounting 10
s140O. was decided in the negative.
Candidates for positions on the po-
lice force are doing some tall huStllng
among members of Council IL Is said
chat Bert Evans will be recommended
bv Marshal Kidder, and Will Carlton
Will also likely be retained. They
have both served on the force before
The Casino Joliity Company will be
at the Opera House the last three
NIGHTS OF this week IN a repertoire OF
good PLAYS. 1t is said 10 be the best
company that viii be here this season:
The Board OF Directors OF the OIL ana
Gas Company held q meeting Monday
might. and ordered the secretary TO dis
tribute the amount of stock remaining
il his hands among the stockholders
pro rata. .
Mrs. c. c. Quinn. OF Mt. Pleasant o.,
is visiting her niece, Mrs. Charles 7.
Price
The personal estate of the late Han
nan Roberts, deceased, was sold at pub
lie auction at her residence, east OF
town. yesterday.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Fres-
byterian Church viii give their ami
versary offering at the home OF Mrs. L.
3. Purdy, on Purdy avenue. FRIDAY
evening. The ladies and their hus-
bands viii be present and pleasant
social gathering is anticipated.
Mrs Addison Harris and children
left Monday for Pittsburg.
The members OF the Disciples church,
realized S55. the proceeds OF the chicken
pie social given the latter part OF last
week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
SISTERSVILLE.

Jas. NcCoach was in Wheeling to-
day on business.
J. W Boyers returned from a bust
ness trip TO Pittsgyug this morning.
John Thomas, Of Warrington, is in
the city.
Sheriff Sine. Of Middlebourne, was in
town to-day.
T. D. Hadd superintendent Of the
Mellon pipe lines, is in the city.
The receipts OF the Eureka pipe line
yesterday were 1859 barrels.
Henry Fischer was ND before Justice
Mccoy to-day. charged with raising a
check given him by Mrs. Moran.
The Connolly well. near Next, is
down 1000 feet.
Manager Hill, of the Oil Well Supply
Company. is IN town.
Capt. b. T. Bowers, of New Mar
tinsville. was q business visitor in town
yesterday.
E. D. Johnson, Of Marietta, was in
town yesterday on business
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20

ot present accommodate horses
f'0S First class attention.
-... .rj see me.
n---r-r--- r-r-r~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20

is jolly sight to witness. Every one
enjoys seeing roll Of carpet foored.
We've made it the easiest thing 10 the
world to floor a carpet By putting prices
dowo with heavy thump and Offering
the latest ard handsomest patterns in
All the popular materials at figures that
are filing money savers with transports
Of 10Y. This is not sale OF JOB lots
and remnants, insists ard odd pieces
tbat NAV De utilized as rugs. but a sa-
nsro aggregation Of choice carpetinGs
,hat were tempting values at former
n-ices. and are irresistDly Inviting at
dgeres we now oiler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
LEGAL NOTICE.
Order of Publication.

The State OF West Virginia, Ohio County. SIS:
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, west
Virginia. March Rlles, 1898.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20

The craze for draping and shTouding
materials with chiffon increases. A
wardrobe is hardly complete without
az least one gown of black skirt and
bodice in some fanciful shade of silk
or satin, thickly covered with black
chiffon. A folded belt and collar of
uadraped satin completes the harmony.
The draDing is often carried to such an
extent rs 10 make the new gowns seem
layer-like First. there is the founda-
ton of silk, over which is closely fitted
a layer o. perforated satin in some oon-
trasting color. Then comes q drapinS
Of uleated or fluted chiffon, and a final
layer OF straps, insertions or bands OF
ribbon set so closely that they join
edges at the waist and spread apart
above to show all the under layers. 1t
must take the lady's maid long time
10 peel down to the human core Of all
these strata.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20

In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County West
Virginia, March Rules, 1895.
Ella Mccarthy
r,.n.,, ~ Us; Mccarthy. In 0h'n'''y'
The object OF this suit is 10 obtain from the
defendant q divorce rlHeut0 20 0tTRohI IN
favor OF the plaintiff, aud other genera renel
and IL appearing from an affidavit hied IN
said cause. q; these Rdies, that tbs defendant,
Fraucis II. Mccarthy, IS not resident OF the
state of West Virginia, and he not having been
served with process IN SAID suit, on motion o.
the complainant, by her solicitors: THIS otdet
of publication is entered against him. ana u IS
ordered that the said defendant. above named,
DO and is required 10 appear within one montn
otter the cate of the first pu ollcatiOn oi TINS
order and do what is necsssGry TO protect his
interests. Its further ordered thai TINS order
he nublished and posted as required hy Jaw.
n itppss JouS ". Mitchell, ClagS OF our
sid Court at the Cour, House OF sal county
this 4th day OF hs:ch, 1898, to-wit: MaFch
Ku's'' io'' JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the first time March 9TH $50
AIfe-t. JOIN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Dovcne- 4 Conf Solicitors fos Comp ainant.
" go, IL CnuuceTy-
Franc, H. NcCar'hy. Divo.ce,
Ts~o no ice ih.t The deposIiious OF James
Vance nvselfuud others vii! bo taken al the Jaw
Office OF DoveneT ~ Loniil, lo2o SH"p."o o.,
Wnral.ue. Oh o touDty, IN the state OF west
Nirglnia' on he Sth day OF ApflL \. lH5 =
betNceu the hours OF 2 oc4o'k r. IN ana 0
49,, ~ =, 70 oe read in evidence ID the
9Soys named cause on Deaali OF san tlien Nc
C.~,hv Ana r. from any cause the taking Of
III. said deposition snail n1t be CONNIE a9el
~ b.ing comm need. shall not be CON nleied on
-, 90 80 IN ing o the SAM VIII De ad =
;onrned from time to time until the same shall
re CO III P''''O' ELLEN MCCARTHY,
By Dovener Il Coslf her solicitors.
TO Francis IA. Mccarthy Defendant.
naEjoSwt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20

ROBERT LUKE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
rFE VESSEL FOUND.

r ve.a of the Reina Regente
red With Only Twenty
rs, of Her MaStS Above Water.
Hundred and Twenty Persons
Drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20

Narcn IS he spanish u "'-
r-.r-o NI. has returned here
.,,.b FOR The missing cruiser
-, bo,.i,,.,
ae-'A.@ ana Ie'0l'' '''' ''le
ac latter vessel sunk near baJo
Q,lr-. twenty inches of the
1900. ,,.,,., obo,.a
-,-o-'''
Alfonso XII. has returned TO the
.,.., .,,..eel with q number of
7;,.ir, en,liarcas i'm order
-r. b,Fits of mo rr7,,- of me
,r@rc5 M She had lust
..,, feJi1 In Tangipr on
-,.ii. and i,a. who're
t--.-, ,lot,,il.I,- osoar-
- ~ ono If
- .5-'"s' a.. ~. -, ~
.1 ~ ''',, ~, -, 80 -, -
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