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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26

SCHOOL or THE SISTERS OF THE CHURCH
y i.our.l,l by Ms sylvanus Reed 1885, "a halt ye
L..ns Fch J. Address Sster-iaCharGe. and l. ''a-s
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N,pyyUAVE,N CONN. sc HILIHOUSE AVE;
~ Mrs ana Miss Gays School for Girls, on the most
laaltI:ul Avenue in the "Cuy Of Films" Apply cary.
'E'HE MISSES ELY: SGdooL FOR GIRLS
Sjth and Seth streets.
NeU-York.
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Summer nreorie.

ADlROHDAGlZ MOUSSE
kLINE VALLEY y =.
Accommodate 900 lot ara cii wa'or IN .very noor
Electric tells baths. open il, .ac-7 latest sanitary
Table first .ciss Good fishing aul bunting In SEA
'''' '''- soiOMOT KELLY. Proprietor.
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ABUNDLE or NERVES
Weak, Nervous, SIeepleSS, Tired
and Rundown,
Effect Of Weak Neryes-Loss
Of Nerve Power,
Regain Health, Make Yourself
Strong by
The Great Restorer of Nerve
Force. Vigor, Power,
Dr., Greene'S Neryura Blood and
Nerve Remedy.

Nothing Is so common to-day as tho complaint
OF weak nerves, You hear Il on eyory hand, Its
results confront us In every walk OF life, The
housewife is worn out In her daily round OF du'
Ties and Il" iust Ri nervous as She ran DO" over
every little detail tho merchant Is overcome
with the burdens aud cares OF business Ia 80
tired out he doesn't kuoy what TO do tho pro-
iesslonal ihan has no IuUrc,tin anything" no
Is 50 exhausted with his perplexlng duties; al
most everyone feels Us II h0 or she would TALL
to pieces" their nerves arc so unarung with
the excitement OF our modern life, Every walk
aud occupation Il SfeWn with innumerable
wrecks Of naturally strong and robust eon'tisu'
tlons. which are the inevitable result o! weak
nerves How shall II be rcmodicd3 Nothing
will 30 surely aud safely do this as Dr. Greene's
Ncryura blood aud nerve romedi. II Is the great
nerve rr'torcr the remedy which sIEenEthens
aud iuygoratcs brain and nerves, builds mp tho
blood and gives strength, euCrEy and power to
tho body.
twill mako you we'll aud strong as 1t did Mrs.
Euma Dlodgeit, OF Is Sixth street, Dover, y. IL.
She writes Us follows:
III had severe trouble with my nerves aud also
comfortable difficulty IN my stomach, such as
tho belchlng OF gas aud the usual pain and DIS
tres ola GyspcpIIe, tried DE- GreeuO's Set'
yura blood aud nerve remedy, and proved
blessing to mo IthInk everything OF It, and
feel that could motive wlIhoutIL
II had friend in nroc:on who had neuralgia
abou, the heart and was conAnel TO her bed
being unable TO help herself recommended
hertz take DR.. Grcenes Neryura aud she sent
fora bottle and commenced tHElus It. She was
so bad she could not turn IN he'd without a.
tacks OF acute anu distressing pain, but Mt er
using four doses OF the medicine the palm leii
her aud In two weeks she was out Of bed. /: wss
in my opinion great Victory for Dr. Greenss
medicine. always recommend Dr. Groene's
ScvurA blood aud nerve remedy to sufferers
wherever meet them"
Why waste time 10 trying uncertain and I'M
tried remedies. when hero Is PHYSICIANS pre-
setiptlou.n discovery made By the greatest lIv'
lug specials, In curing nervous aud chronic dis
cFes. Dr. Greene, ofSj West Fourteenth street,
New YORK clsy. Iiyou take this medicine you
eau consider yourself under Dr. Grcenos direct
professional caro-. aud you can consult him OF
write to him about your case freely aud with
out charge This Is guarantee that this RENE
dy will cure, possessed BY no other medicine in
thoworld.
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MAnrlv'S lr~,,uY.
HarS aud NIlsh,p, IA tno rhrIvInE CITY
Across TIA, HiVNE

HarS aud AII.h,p, IA tno rhrIvInE CITY
Across tbs HivNE
A move ia OH foot to organic club
OF about 100 monbsrs. similar to tho
Fort Henry club, in Wheeling, aud pur.
chase the Ralc.if property on Fourth
street, or some other good house, for
tho uso OF tho club, tho building TO be
fitted up as reading rooms, game rooms,
dining room, etc, and place man IN
charge who would furnish good meals
at reasonable prices. The Ralcliti pro-
periy would make ono Of the best CLUB
houses in,the Ohio valley.
Tho case OF Misc Rosa Colts We. Scott
German, to recover $3.50, was tried be-
fore Squire Theo. Halter aud Jury yes
terday Afternoon. Shc got a verdict for
$3.50. Theytraded horses. Mlss Gotta
gave $40 to boot and alleged that tho
horse was worthless. w. B. Frances
appeared for tho plaintiff aud w. 1.
Dixon for the defendant Tho jury was
out only few minutes.
Mrs. Lima A., vile OF Mr.. NJ. j. Nor
ton, died yesterday morning oil con-
sumption, after lingering illness, aged
thirty years. The funeral Will take
place from the family reIidonce on Clay
street tomorrow afternoon At , o'clock.
II the weather Is favorable all OF the
electric light poles will DO up by satur-
day and lining up will begin on Mon
day. From present indications Martins
Ferry will have light by this time next
month.
Rev. Everett Morris lott yesterday for
Millsboro, Washington county, Pa
where he takes charge OF the NJ. l..
church. He has almost entirely recov-
cred from his illness.
Mrs. Rebecca Ann Shirman. wife Of
George ". Shipman, sr., formerly oil
Martins Ferry, died at BOlleviIIe, No
ycmbCr 10. aged GIty.Oight years.
Hon. Lorenzo Danford will have
APARTMENTS a. tho Elliott House in
Washington, and his private secretary
will be Thomas Daniord
County Auditor J. NJ. Henderson has
Withdrawn his suit against the ST.
Ulairsyilo Gazette, in which ho IL a
atockholder.
L. Spence has bought soventy.6yo
acres Of land near wayorly. It is less
than three miles from tho big wells.
The Junior Epworih League OF tho
NJ. Il. church will give patriotic en-
terlaiument next Monday evening.
Mhs Cora Butte, OF Vanderbilt, Pa, !,
visiting her friend, Miss Emma Hon
dsraon, on Walnut street
Delbcrt Cox went to siSlorSyillc ycs'
tcrdaS to spend couple Of weeks with
relatives,
Mrs. Jame, Il. Johns, who has bOen
very sick, is ablo to walk about tho
house.
Tho vito Of Roy. ". b. lIarIzoG is very
sick.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEES SALE OF
civ Real Estate.

Nv virtue Of a deed NJ trust made by Henry
Wicdchusch aud Frances WledcbusCh, his wife,
10 tho undersigned rs trustee, bearing date on
tho sth day Oi Juno. 1851 aud recorded In the
Office Oi tn CLERK VI the County Court OF OHIO
county, West Virginia in Decd OF Trust Book
No. ~, folio $50 | VIII proceed TO sell At public
auction, at the front door vi the Court House Ol
Ohio county, IN Wheeling, WcS. Virginia on
saturday. November 50, 1905,
commencing at 10 O'Clock H. III, tho following
Oh CullWcis liun being q part OF lot numbered
fourteen 90 10 Ca,dwrllS Addition TO the city
Of Wheeling OH Twenty uinth street anu de-
sCrlbrd ~ follows Beginning ut sake one
hundred aud scyCnty.tWO i7l feet north OF the
southeast corner OF said lot; thence north Win
said EASTERN limo nity ljOl feet TO RAtnkei thence
west one hundred ll0)l feet 10 u stake; thence
south ATTY li1l feet 10 ASiHko, thence west one
hundred li0)l Get 10 u sAkcl; thence south MY
(5ll feet 10 q stake thence east ono hundred lOll
feet to the piarO OF beginning, together with all
improvements iheto1n being q part OF lot no.
II. conveyed 10 the said Henry Witdcbusch aud
vito By William schUcGcy BY deed dated June
!, ISL
money aud ~ much more n, the purchaser
may elect to nay cash on tho day OF hlo, and
the residue Ia two equal insAllmcnis. payable
rrsucnllycly Ia six aud twelve months from day
VI sale. Wth interest from that date, the pur'
chaser to give hi, notes With good security for
the deferred pnymcnN and tho ililn 10 said real
estate tn 10 retained until payment In inlL
The title !, believed 10 DO good, but Sclling az
trustee, Will convey only such title rs u vested
In mo by tho said decd VI trust
urni J, y. Eb-ON. IrnS'cc.
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pEnING sNN rNOunhR.
Correspondence n0Iwqun English ant
Inorlcnn stat, l,,nnrtn,onta


Correspondence nslwepn English and
b american state Departments
LONDON, Nov, IS,-Thu correspond.
onco Of the British government with
Sir Julian PauncOtote, British ambai'
sador to the United States, upon the
question Of the Boring sea cOmpOu'
sa,Ion from May, 1894, to August, 1895,
was issued Tonight. In the last letter,
dated August ~, Lori Salisbury, tho
primo minister, enclosed lengthy
memorandum setting out at greater
longth soma oi tho points supporting
tho British claim, no writes Pauncciote;
THE arguments you advance TO sup
port our claims have tho entlra ap'
proval and concurrence Of the govern
nent, Tho attempt made by Senator
John y. Morgan, OF Alabama, chairman
OF the United States senate committee
on foreign relations, to dispute them,
seems largely founded on misapprohen.
sion, and the government cannot doubt
when the facts are placed before tho
public Of tho United Statu', tho liability
OF the United states to make cOlnpensa'
lion, which mas never been denied by
tho government, will be generally reeog'
nized, both in and outside congress.
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BisLhlIrE.
All Sort. of Local Nsw, aud Gossip frOm
tho Giass CItT.

All Sorts OF Local NsWs hhu Gossip trom
tho Giass CitT.
Physicians yeslerday performed an
operation upon William Campbell, tile
expressmau, whose lower limbs were
paralyzsd as tho result OF an accident
on Monday, and nude an internal as
well ns an external examination OF tho
affected parts, and they say he will re-
cover with care.
Michael Hendershot died In tho asy.
lnm ut Columbus Tuesday night and
Mrs. Henderson, went out yesterday
morning to bring the remains homo for
burial. They own n farm near Arm
stroug's Mills, but Henderson, had been
in the asylum about ten years.
Tho council the other night sustained
Mayor Dubois In suspeuding officer
Capito, but recommended that no DO re-
in,tated for duty on Gravel hill, where
tho duties were more nearly commen.
surato with his abilities. Tho mayor
put him on again last night.
Superintendent j. Van Smith and
Division Superintendent ]. NJ. Graham,
OF TIA Baltimore & Ohio railroad, spent
Tuesday night in this city in tho pri'
vato car o! Superintendent Graham,
aad left A. noon yesterday for other
points along tho limo.
The purlor musicale " tho homo Of
1. A. Rodeier this evening, will attract
largo company Local talent will be
atalslod by others from Wheeling and
Martins Ferry. 1t isireU, but II silver
offering will DO taken forswsot charity.
Mayor Dubois yesterday afternoon
sot inside tho verdict OF the jury in tho
case against Gale Potis. Tho Jury found
him guilty. OF assault aud battery. The
mayor set tho verdict aside aud this
probably ends tho case.
Frank Williams served rs II petit
Juror during tho entire fall term Of
common pleas court Juror NJ. Il
gatnes served only two wenkS, being
picked up jus! two weeks before court
adjourned.
Isaac +. Hammond, tWonty.sOvon
yoara OF ago, a brother OF Mrs. /. l.
Flwcett, diud OF typhoid fever at his
home in Moado township yesterday.
Tho mayor turned in SG7 GO, as tho
proceeds Of his Office Tor tho last fiscal
month. Thuro has boon great falling
of in tho receipts from that source.
Tho hromcn want now hose and tho
mntlor has bCcn rciorrOd to committee
to recommend what Is needed,
Tho frat OF tho lecture courHo ontor.
tainmohlS will be giyOn In tho Frat NJ.
Il. church tomorrow evening.
Tho annual mOuLlng Of tho atockhold.
ora In tho Dollar Savings bank will DO
hold In two wnOIo.
John Burrows wont to wood.neld yo'.
tsrday 10 as,ist In rCmoduling tho Cath.
Ollie church thOto.
Tho natural vau company was hunting
u lonk along belmont Htroal yesterday
Tbs pension examiners hold a short
session yesterday
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New HAVEN, CoSS,, Now l8,-At tho
business meeting oftho christian work
ors managing board to-day, the Rev, II,
A, Torrey, OF Chiciro, resigned the po'
sitlou OF president and Rev, Russell H..
Canwell, pastor Of tho Temple in Phila'
delphiR, was elected to succeed him.
Rev. George Il, Shorter, OF SAUL sto
Marie, gave u discussion Of Wo.k among
miners aud lumbormen In Michigan
and related an experience, in which
their association building was blown
up by dynamite because OF interest IN
law and order work. lie said that
country was ruled by mob, Law and
whisky.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN there were standing, ut the limo Of HIS
death, In tho ualnO NJ CALVIN H. DOIl, unmi
ulpi NJ that tlmu out NJ this state, upon tue
books VI "rIlE ia HELlE IRON WORKS" n
corporation created 10y tho laws oi the state OF
West Virginia, hni having IL principal ulllco
and place VI business IN lilo Glty " wheeling,
OHIO county. West Virginia, Two huudtcl aud
twenty-five li9i shntcs " tic capital stock OF
said ".rhc Ltllrlp lrNu Works that tho under.
TltnCd arc the executors NJ tho last Will nnd
testament Oi the said Calvin II Doty. lMo VI the
Cly " stuuhriililiu Jefferson county Onto do
rcasCd. duly qualified ~ such executors VI said
drcOlrnI according tn tho laws Of the said state
pfOlln IN which state tho said Gavin " OnN
Wa dUmulcl NJ tho ilWO VI Ills DEATH mud that
said executor, Wlll OF TUESDAY, TllE Nrll
DAY on SuNEMliilL 4 u, iSli, at the ONCE VI
SAID "rho inllNo Iron Wnrk'' Nv tho said CITY
NJ Wheeling transfer uunn the books NJ said
Tho lnl,rlln Iron NutRs' said 80 shares NJ It's
capital stock standing IN the uauiH VI said Calvin
II Doiy To tho following persons; thai Is TO
say
i7tHhnfrs in ilnffy L. natny
l35 shares w Mary ~ lngnfiUL
* shares 10 bradford ~ Johnson.
1thatni ~ Mary " lnhusnn,
HOFFMAN J. RlNCiAlW
llNWlN H. nOTEN,
Executor NJ Gavin II nnly, deceased
A, \ tLAUkE. Attorney uulth
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Az ENIoYNnLll COMEDY.
".il tho Comforts of Home" Presented to
n Good HuusR,

"..lI tho Comforts of Home" Presented to
Good House.
Last night at the Opera House Will.
IAN Gilletto's farce, IAN the Comforts
OF Home" was given to an audience
which, while OF good size. lot nearly
so large as the mort, OF tho-piocs aud
those who present 1t, deserved. It is
one of tho brightest OF tho authors
many very bright plays. tits farce
comedy which depends for success on
the genius OF its author rather than tho
feet or tho forms or tho voices OF the
actors. There is very little Of the "inci.
dental specially" business. but tho iun
IL continuous. Mr. Valentine as old
Balier is an inimitAbls dctor, while
Miss Gwyune Cu,hman as his vito would
DO hard to surpass. Miss Beryl Hope
as the daughter and Miss Bass as the
opera singer ara natural and pleasing,
and Messrs. Colligan, Harris, Perkins
aud Simpson portray their roles very
well, while tho 0aiire company Is salts.
factory and fairly even 10 merit Tho
piece will DO repeated this evening, and
those who enjoy a clean, neat comedy,
Without hOrseplay, should not fail TO
sec H.
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upon him, and having expected 1t was
going 10 be done he lonud 40 easy way
TO coRVlnee HIMSELF
Tha article concludes; "Lst Lord
Dunrayon ratuln TO New York aud
assist the Now York yacht club commit,
toe In its investigation. llhs eau prove
H. we know the Americans well enough
10 believe they will acknowledge he has
bccn wrougcd. II no does not prove IL,
the accusor owes MT, lselIn and others
q very handsome apology. Otherwise
We aro afraid that most people will
think that tomper and modification DO,
trayed him into behaving rather badly"
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MouNn,YIhLE.


A miscellaneous holnugr OF Minor Stat.
tcrs from Mnrthtlts Ms,ropullS.
Judge PAUL held session Of tho cir
cult court yesterday morning. a do
cision wa' rendered. in tho case Of u.
", Price and othors, tho judge rOlua'
iug TO grant tho injunction and ORDER
inc tho plaintiffs TO pay costs. 1t Is un'
dsrstoud an appeal to tho supreme
court will DO made. la tho case Of j..
w, BurIoy "a. q. a. Jone5, tho motion
for now trial overruled. Several
cnnncery cases woro aian disposed OF.
Tho chrysantllomum toa given by tho
Phoebe Rove Missionary Society. ut tho
home Of Miss Mathews on Tuesday
oyening, VAS delightful affair. About
ono hundrad aud twonty'liYO guests
Woro present aud all enjoyed them
selves. Tho musical aud literary treat
OF tho evening was worry pleasing. a
collection amounting TO SO 10 was
taken.
Tho Epworlh League will give a mus.
ical aud literary programme nj tho Nj
r. church this nvOning, A good pro-
gtainmO has bcOn arranged.
RAlph Parkinson aud sisters, MissoS
Emma aud Cora, lott last night Tor tho
Atlanta Exposition.
ono convict wna discharged from tho
punilontiAry yostofday, on tho oXpir'
ntion oi His torn.
William q. Moyor, n young attorney
Of Wheeling, was In tho city on business
yesterday.
Charles o. McUogan, Of baltimore,
waa hote on Tuesday looking aitor his
lniOtOsia
Mira. =. II. Dobbins, oil WhoOlipg, In
visiting hor daughter, MIR" o. u. smith.
!. NJ. Bonl wan cnlIcl on Tuesday to
Ohio, to tho bedside Of hl1 dying father
Senator W q, worloy, Of Kingwood,
was hero Yesterday
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sournEl!N nAlAwAY wnEoK.


Four Were Killed aud Four More or Less
Seriously Injured.
NASHVILLE, TRSx., Nov. Ia A spe'
cIal to tho American from Birmingham,
Ala, says: Further details Of the wreck
on tho Southern railway at America.
Ala, yesterday, disclosed the fact that
four men were killed and four injured.
The collision occurred between q
freight train and q work train, the lat.
tor backing on tho former without plac'
inc signals. The casualties were as
fOllowa:
Tony Cunningham, Moses McGoc,
Luke Bailey and Steve Mcdonald, Of the
work train, killed.
+. ]. Matthews and Phillip SOwell,
oncinc@ and ilroman on tue freight,
Pink wblbnrp and Andrew Townsend,
oil tho work train. more or less injured.
Tho dead meu wef0 in the cAbooso OF
tho work train which collidcd with the
engine Of the freight and wOtp unable
to Jump as the rest did.
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Five.eighth milo, mAidOns-Ha HO,
Beatrice, ~, Millio l., l05i Chester,
Fred X, NesIor, lOl; Dr.. Ashe, 0s,
Mile, selling-Sun Up. III; Maurice,
1907 Thuraton, lO7; Long Bridge, los;
Candelabra, Merry Duke, 1906 Shelly
futile, lO5i sue KiItis, Mckee, Juanita,
Oh.
One and one.olGhth mile, Brewing
handicap Lake Shore, ll6; Helen
Nichols, 100; Sun Up, 1927 Marshall,
Maurice, 100.
Three,fourths mile selling-Hugh
Penny, III; Irish Rsol, ITO; George
Dixon, l02; Cuckoo. 9S; PitIall, o.
Mile, maidOns-Margaret, Fatal, Sal
var. lO7.
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Tho YiGllanI foot ball club, oil Martins
Ferry, Wishes the lNTgLLlugScBR TO
state that unless tho forfeit is put up by
tho Tigers by next SATURDAY. tho game
announced Tor Saturday, November so,
will DO declared oil, Tho Yigilanla Wero
10 give their answer Monday, November
!, aud did not. They wrote tn Mr.,
Barrows at Pittsburgh on that day aud
have not yOt heard from him, The
Vigllants seem anxious to play for $3.50,
the purse agreed upon.
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At Baltimore yesterday the results at
Pimlico we're AI iollows:
frat. lilo miIeI-DogCett l Phoe.
bus q ION Moore 8; l;50t,
Second. o iurlong'-Whippany !;
Beau Ideal .; PrediCamsnt 8; l:l0l.
Third, l l.S miles-Ina /; ChRradS f"
Lady Adams 8; l:5Sl.
Fourth, . lurlongs-1om Harding Ii
Siroeco .; Amoor 3; l:02i.
Fifth, INSTRUMENTATION Il Wlshard
.; Eclipse 8: l:45l. .-
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paEss GOODS, Erc.-eEo. E.srrEL co.
pNEss GOODS, ETc-GEo. E.sTHEL co.
GEO. = Sr1RHL&Co.
TO-DEY!

And every day this week will find scores of buyers
at our DRESS GOODS counters, getting values in
the newest dress fabrics that at the opening
OF the season were not thought of. Later
importations and newer manufactures in American
goods enables us to offer many new things in Black,
Coored and Plaid Dress Goods at much lower prices.
See them
nobby Rough Jacket at FIVE DOLLARS is
cheap but the nobber ones at $3.50. $1,000,
$3.50 to $I8. 90 are just as cheap, for you have
heavier cloth, finer buttons lined throughout and all
kinds of rough or smooth materials.
A few 27to % inch Fur Capes in Sheared Coney.
Electric or Wool Seal at special low prices to close
them out. There's not a great number of Them so
if you want one you will have to come early. All
this seasons goods
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judgment is in favor Of Mnggie Slime, a
servant who sued for So, 900 for being
injured in an elevator accident, SOW
sTal other servants have similar suits
pending because OF tho same accident.
Tho Orlenlal Investment Company Is
tho Anheuaer'Buseh Brewing Asaucla'
ton, OF st. Louis.
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], g, Gaudaur, champion uoullsr Of
America, has deposited $500 with the
Toronto Globe in support OF u challenge
for $500 y side to q, Il. Harding, the
English champion, Gaudaur will take
$50 expenses md row in England or
will allow GlO0 expenses II Harding
comes to America.
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Special Sale Of Real Estate.

no. $40 MAIN Street. dwelling, now occupied
BY William A. lsrtt ESQ.
M. TtS MAIN STREET, corner OF Eighth street,
brick tenement Of II roOmS rents for $40 pOt
Anuum VIII sell iOT 5000. Bargain.
SO. 81 Virginia street. brick, ~ rooms, modern;
terms, 81. OOl ca,h. balance on easy terms,
No. lS2 TWELFTH STREET, frame, rooms
NO. y6 TWELFTH ST., fine brick and stone
dwelling. II rooms all modern, lot GdXl20 feet
40. 80 SIXTEENTH ST. brick aud frame
dwelling Z rooms lot G0Nll0 feet
NO. lgi FOURTEENTH ST., brick dwclllnH,d
rooms lot 32Xi9O feet brick stable on rear Of lot
house has all modern convenience
NO 1905 CllArLlNE ST., brick dwelling
rooms. lot iSIl8O feet
No. ISIS Gil kPLlNE ST., dnO brick dwelling,
rooms, modern.
nos 1871 AND 1883 ALLEY Is, double brick
dwelling. rooms each. aud good brick stable;
lol GlGGO icOt corner Wood street and Alley 10.
Fine building lot corner Main mud Sixteenth
streets, G7El30 feet
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE
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IL thu Tnautg NJ tee ~ Jnm'a uhtoue'
liz PInd. M sympathy NJ ii"mn,
lioadsd "Bhould DunFayon Apollo
pIzo2" tho London H. jamo9 dn1oilo
Yesterday afternoon published leading
article In which II again severely critic
cI,os DanravOn. II oayu Lord Dun
raven arrival In Now York with lho
proconcoiysd Idoa that tho DoIonlcr
people wsfs going 70 play this 'rlok
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SAY, why don't you try DO Wits LII.
Ito Enfly llIsota2 Those Iitllo pulls euro
headache, indignation aud consultation,
rhoy'ro small, but do Ito work Logan
nfne CO., Wheeling, W. Va, u. u Pea
body, lICnwood, aud l'owIo Il Co,
bridgeport, y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-14

Six weeks ago suffered with worry
pOyOro cold waqalmnsl unable to speak.
Ny friends all NdvBul mo TO consult u
physIcian. Noticing ChambCtlnin'B
Cough lIcmody advertised In tho ~.
Paul Vollu Hntunp | procured bottle,
aud ailor taking TIA abort whllu was
oniltoly vol now most heartily
recommend this remedy TO anyone sul.
lorInp with cold. WILLIAM Kill, GI8
soIby avenue ~ Paul Mimi