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Sentence Day.


SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.-This was
sentence day in Judge Wallace's court
and the punishment of wrong-doers who
had been convicted was announced.
Charles Hennessy and Thomas Hutchin-
son had robbed sailor of SD 90 and
nearly killed their victim while doing it,.
Hutchinson, who had been convicted of
prior ofIense, was sentenced 10 life i'm
prisonment under the Habitual Criminal
Act, and Hennessy was given twenty
years at Folsom, the usual sentence for
robbery in Judge Wallace's court.
schooner Wrecked.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 14.-Private adj
vices received by insurance people in
this city and the Merchants Exchange.
report that the San Francisco schooner
Norma is lost forty miles north of Man
Zanlllo. The report came in letter from
ManzaniIlo, but contained no details of
loss of property or life. 1t is believed
that had any lives been lost the news
would have been telegraphed to this city.
Banks Consolidated.
SAN FRANCISCO, June l4.-The Bank of
Sisson. Crocker IL Co. is about to retire.
The bank is about to consolidate with the
Crocker- w Woolworth National Bank. The
Bank of SissOn, Crocker u Co. is retiring
because of lack of commercial business,
its principal accounts being those OF
stockholders. The capital OF the Crocker-
Woolworth Bank will remain at 81, 900, :
600.
San FrancIsco's School Children.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE school
census of San Francisco shows that there
are 34.0SS boys and 81, ,546 girls attending
the schools OF this city.
Date for Durrant's Trial Set.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.-The trial OF
Theodore Durrant for the Emmanuel
Church murders will begin on July 10Th,
before Superior Judge Murphy.
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received here from Cuba says the engage
ment between the Spanish troops aud the
Cuban rebels near the city of Moron re-
suited in victory for the insurgents, and
that they captured the town. The loss on
each side was small. Further advices
state that the Government officials in Cuba
still maintain strict censorship over all
telegratns and letters.
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DUBUQUE tIa.), June 4.-During the
Wood Park races to-day, in the free-for-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-28
J y. LOWFNBERG.
4. II. willie ~.
Trustees.
7. j. ROGERS,
Auc ION ecr.
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punSJANTT TO 4 DEED OF Trust MADE BY
he'ie ~ ,lne- and Thomas II. Oliver, Lcr
nus aud, dded Fcbrl ~ 18th. 1888 and recorded
~ ~ u. lyh, P.d "iks Office corporation & ma,
OF Nnflolh, Va. ana at request IT me or .ditoJ
ih'ic'n Sc red -hal sen at publ au lon 4 no
Norfolk H. !-siai= iNcnan.c Man ,trc-t NJ.
10 X, Va, IillLSpA nh. 4th day IF Anil .sgt
=; J.! ococb ~, lie frl OWN. itlop,riy !, witt
~ o. LAND. with mp C lcnts ihctoln. situ-
aic'l on he wet side ni Mtrsta H,cnuc, Bia,n-
hlttou ward. Nollolk. Ne, distant twcniN-hvs
leo nom The uo'ih SD of ioni tree; and ironi-
depth II one hundred and tWcuty dsc feet Also
me use of he lane leading rom Ia. north id or
Is ma 'lrcei 20 The land above mrntioue
- t!'MS Cash a. - zoe and expenses of Ellr,
and residue of purchase Tricc Of prop rty in two
equal instsim"utS iHyga'c in Elk an twelve
months rosa day 81 sale rslcaiIyc!y and carry M
lricrtsi irpul that DAY. auI sCcl.r-d by d-cl OF
ird't on propriy. - Toe DRAM and recorded lt
!. u LowNSRKRY, Trustee,
TOWNSEND y jONNiS,
mh2i-ids Auctjonecrs.
by VIRTUE or \ DEED or TRUST, DATED
ID iith day OF March 1925. rom l.. HOLMAN q
son TO M, rs trustee. have this day taken 100.
session Of the stock of Goods contained in No "a
Water street. NoTiDlk VI, ana the book accounts
aud o her cvidc c. Of ind b cdHcSs due TO said H.
Hoffman X on, and other properly conveyed II.
said tirH will pres mt them 10 me, duy ser tied
aud all persons debt.d 10 tr,m VIII insSe pa -
ments 10 mc or my agsnt o. 80 50 re As soon
possible an inventory "t the .. set will be made
aud hen | will De glad To- furni-h any informs a.
iion to Tie creditors OF >ad finn
For the pr cent will continue to eel goods "a
sand store IN the usual course OF business.
dB. LowGNgERG.
mri5-aS Trustee.
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She Hub.
Praetloing ~ rit.

Crossing City Hall park one day re-
porter saw al Isalian boy Suddenly fall
fiat on his back on tho pavement. Sew
eral companions instantly knelt by his
side, some slapping tho palms of his
hands, some rubbing his face They
were all laughing very much. and after
minute or two of this work tho boy
rose and in two or three moro minutes
repeated tho game, this time all being
serious. especially so when they noticed
that tho Same man was watching Thorn.
Tho boys who were doing the slap
ping an9Tubbing looked ont from I'M
der theiratanglo of hair and grinned at
tho reporter little at first, and then
Recommendations again.
What il tho gamo?" the reporter
askeda newsboy who was also watching.
Dem kids is pract Gin fake. " he
replied
IL fake?'
Sure. having fits t. work guys Any
old guy takes pity on kid wild de fits
aud gives him nickel, SecT'-New
York Sun
ga. ns.,,
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Daughters of the Revolution.

The Daughters of tho Revolution, or.
ganized four years ago at Washington
by u few women, now has 1000 nom.
bers. 1t makes cult Of American his.
tory and traditions and is interested par
tioularly in the story Of the women Of
the Revolution. The society has hung
the portrait of Mrs Harrison, its first
president general, in the Whita House.
1t contributed largely to the Mary
Washington monument fund and TO lhe
fund for the statue of General Washing
ton to be presented to France by Amer.
1can women; it ias made collection Of
valuable books and relics and is now
working to secure permanent home in
Washington, Colonial hall. which is to
bo an imposing building, serving as IA
.fonal headquarters and business center
as we'll as museum for colonial and
Revolutionary roles and records. Dos
con Woman s Journal.
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sAdcr Of Germany. She is ono of tho
hsiross buds of tho season. She is II fine
tennis player and during the past SUM
mer became quito an export swimmer.
The baroness is fino looking specimen
of German. womanhood, and rs sho has
been educated with great care and has
travelled considerably will make the Ger
man embassy ono of tho most attract
i've social centers OF tho diplomatic
corps, noless than for tho official and
resident society of the city. = Washing
ton Correspondent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-28
REMARKABLY LEARNED LADY
Miss Elizabeth A. S. Dawes Has
Won Academic Honors.
TAUGHT BY HER FATHER
This Young Lady is the First to Re-
ceive the Title OF Doctor of Eitera-
ture From the London Univer-
sites. Unusual Capacity.
Her Early Scholarship.

The champions of scademic cl1iyalry
Mho. after tho long and weary struggle,
succeeded in winning for the ladies tho
right Of equality III the examinations
for the London university degrees have
had their contentious more than justi-
fled BY the result. Up to the present
there las been no female doctor of liter
aturo,, bat that is no great wonder, FOR
within 4 very few years only two Of tho
other sex-Dr. Weymouth, form --rly Of
Mill Hill school, and DR. f. Stoc>.-had
achieved the distinction. This year,
however, for the first time, d lady 5
name is added to tho scanty roll, Miss
elizabeth a S. Dawes having just been
passed for the degree by the examiners.
She had been chiefly taught by her
father, the Rev. ]. S. Dawes, d. D., II
we'll known schoolmaster ut Surbiton.
and not many years since the president
of theAssoCiation of Private Schoolmas-
ters. Her natural capacity was quito re-
markabie. and under her father toach-
ing she obtained, in 1881, tha first place
III the open classical scholarship ezami-
nation at Girton college-which may
perhaps rank among schoolgirls pretty
much the same as tho Balliol scholar
ship among their brothers at tho public
schools. The college authorities decided
she was too younG for tho scholarship
she was then not 1S-but the next year
she was elected to Lady Stanley s schol-
saTshtp and commenced residence at Cir
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-28

vioiinist Ysnyo and tho Flowing Fowl

Tiolinist Ysnye and tho Flowing Fowl.
Soon after his arrival in New York
YsayO, tho voiinist, and Cesar Thomp-
son, the other great master of the bow,
strol)od oil together to tho Waldorf.
Ysnyo docs not talk very much English
at tho best of times, and after couple
of hours III Mr.. Thompson's company
his pronunciation had not percoptibly
improved. Manager Johnston, who had
come after him to SEQ that no did not
get lost i'll tho shuttle, was keeping up
tho pace set By Mr.. Thompson quite
manfully. But Ysayo Jagged behind and
began to loso interest i'll things Some
of tho party prodded him up and in
qnired what was the trouble. But his
stock of current English was made
quate, and aftor making several abor-
tive attempts at explanation i'll mixed
German and French hc reached over for
daily paper, and turning over to the
amusement column found tho display
advertisement of % theatrical attraction
then having n great run. Hopointed to
it triumphantly. 1t was Too Much
Johnson, and it was full and suGi-
cient explanation. Washington Post.
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ton in October. During her three years
she pursued her studies with distinction.
and i'll 1885 she WAS Placed-wo may
not yet say graduated-in the second
class Of tho classical tripos. Meanwhile
she had been passing tho examination
OF London university. In 1852 She was
placed in the frat division of tho inter
mediate, with the prize for German,
and in 1885 she passed the full B. A.
with henors in Crock and Latin. Two
years later she was fifth on tho list OF
M. AIS n-the classical branch of the ex-
animation, aud in 1889 she passed. first
IN medieval and modern French and
German in order TO qualify for the do
gree OF doctor of literature, which she
has just attained
On my asking her something as TO
how she had achieved her success she
'modcstly disclaimed, as do all heroines
<aad heroes, tool, having anything at
all TO tail. She placed iii my hand Il
bulky pamphlet of some 100 pages on
1.-THE PRONUNCIATION of the Greek Aspir.
iatss, which was, she said, the disser-
ftation which had bocu accepted by the
examiners. It was, she feared very lit
tie moro than q compilation from the
ordinary German pathological authori-
ties, and she had only been able to work
at 1T during odd times in the intervals
of the regular work of her school. The
7e1alainers had, as was their usual GUS
tom, examined her further upon the sub
ject aud bad kindly taken care TO ques-
tion her on points which she had not
sdweit upon in The dissertation itself.
On my asking her why she had chosen
such a'subject she said she hardly knew,
unless she had some acquaintance with
modern Greek, having spent several
months a few years since III Greece
itudying the language. London Queen.
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Rf NIRTURE OF \ DEED OF TRUST, DATED
- the eth day OF NAV, lSgi Billups and wife 10
me as trustee and duly recorded in Norfolk County
Court Clerks office. and at the reques' Of tho
public auction az tile Norfolk Il. afEsia,e ENchauYs
! - Main street, Norfolk Va, ON THURS DAY, Tho
Isl day of March,. 1898, al - IN that certain lot
OF iamd with The frame building thereon situat, 4
IN Norfolk county, Va bounded rs follows Beginning
ON north side Of Coil itye"t is0 i,ct rom Lewis
Barhus LOT; thence East along thirty feet: thenco
Nnrhwardiy 1T right angles to said street 100 fectt
thence Wtsiwnrdiy thirty feet; thence Souihwardiy
100 feet 10 Con street,
TEAMS CASH.
Il. l.. BORLAND,
Trustee.
w. VI. HANNAH,
m'i' AuciiOncer.
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HELLO! HELLO!! HELLO! i!
THE NORFOLK TELEPHONE EXCHANGE

ofcrs communication with over eight
hundred sub cviOer=. Arc you on the
lst II not can you aford not 20 have
iephono at yo4i place of business
AND VIVA comfort ana safeguAri il is
10 have n telephone at your resii snce.
Attention Is called to the LONG DIS
IANCE SiSIEN OF WIRES, by which
communication / 10 be had, upon pay
meht OF small toll. with Newport News,
Hampton. Chesapeake City. old Point.
suffolk, Smitnneld. Narrett's and Chuck
stuck
Cali on the manager or send him worl
and he VII! call Oh you.
:. W. OkF VS.. Manager
I. l.. McCLCER, District Supt ie4S-tf
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AUCTION sALus -EUTUisH D,YS.
Ny ". NJ. Hannah, Auctioaccr.

X VIRTUE OF TWO ~ DEEDS OF TRUST
lhAlc to us Is trustees 10 r EIm0nil H. FL 81
ana ~ Ihc fcque't OF the creditors the Gin ecu H.
We shall Sc nj puhlic auction, At tie Norfolk E.a,
Estate Nchang' No 10 Nam street OF the sin
hay OF APRIL 1899. Al - m. tie following prop
eriy, to-wii f'Of
First ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND
Dicph ward, oi the city OF Norfolk In the ~ta,r OF
irsinla ana bounded aud dc>l rihtd a, fellows.
ing 81 point on the ciSt side Of Kelly
avenue distant one hundred DtUl feet fro4, m,
southeast corner Of Highland and Kelly menuc>l
thtutc running Ouihwaudly along the said X - IL
avenue, twenty four en- feet ,heit rluriuy nsi
wardy one iHnired and tNirty.thr,e ils:i7 f,r,
lu'rc OF lt>S, thcnrc nprtnw;t Oily about ufty-tw,.
Czl ect To tile lie at l.. II. FrOsct; thence w,.,t-
Nd''y' along the southern line OF l. h. Frcgct',
l,ior''S one hundred and six llfh feet. more or
'S's Ded OF trust bearing date ON IA" tyvcntv-ir-t
gay 81 Iecewcr, in the wear 1888 aui recorded in
IN 'icIkS office -; the CORPORATION Court of IN,
Gil! OF Norfolk in Decd Book li2b, page is3.
Second. ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OR par.
lac l. thereon situated IN ltamD eton Ward o. +,
v'iH oi Norfolk S.ateU OF Virgin a. an houuie ,nt
ic'crii ci as 'O'lpwS. "
BEGINNING 90 the south i Ic OF liax or street nj a
ton ono hundred i"Hl ircl from II Z southwestern
intersection oi Maltbv avenue and EtNtcr .ttort
aud running enthusiastically ON south side 4
Baxter street twenty-five ttiI feet tncur. : min
ward! and parallel with MaltbJ avcnu- siNiv tiu
e .-r",v .. ''sr dy and parallel with BIztcr
,'Ir't en- A-"Ec Let turnct noTthNarui, and
ptI.e! Ni.h Mathy a("niie sixty feet Ia thu p.tcu
81 eginniig. l'e"1 ol trust bearing dat On th,
twcm, II day "f March in ,hr va i,ot .,,t
&c rde IN DE d Book lCi pnpe 25.i oil The g .r'
once OF tie Corporation tour vi the city of Nor.
folk. ' ~ w.
TERMs-Ca.h.
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AUCTION sALEs..- THIS DAY
BY Pannill Bros, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE!

:, by virtue of n deed in trust to me, made by
Marian bearing Lawrence aud II. Il. Law;e &C. Of
uSte NC ODER 9Th, ls9l, aud at the request of III,
beneficiary the elm, Shalt expose for sai- nj prh
lie auc ion at the itcal Estate Exchange, ll5 Maia
street Norfolk, Va, on Til KSDAl. March 2Sth,
1879, at II ~, ALI THAT FARM AND TRACT OF
LAND. with the improvements thereon, lying on
Tue Sheii turnpike in the county of Princess Anne,
Va, IL aiding from Norfolk Ecmpsvil e. and ab mi
four tnt h'lf miles from Norfolk city, and
"nc-halt mia from the Water WORKS IL being
part OF the 'arm known as the Cone farm. contain.
which was Conveyed to said Lawrences by Selover
1892. -''''
rERMs-Cash rs TO 1920 with interest thereon
from October 9Th, lSs2 AMI costs OF executing tl,
trust Sjll with Ike interest thereon 10 he paid .
October sth, 1895. and the residue on October OH
1885, or q, the option of the purchaser al cash.
mrlI-ids y. JEtFERS. Trustee
IANSILL BROS,
NMCt itnoers.
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GEORGE ". DEFY,
j W HUNTER,
4. II. BOnLANb.
lrus Cos.
W. ". HANNAH,
AuC.ipUccr.
rSh2s-,ds
81 4. +. EoEer.. Nnetioncer.

Rf NIRrUE OF 4 DEED or ASSIGNMENT
~ rom w. /. Allen and " f.. to ms =, trlIst,,,
u"tvd me l-th LAY at lcbruNrv, 1891. ami a y
ncpidtc. We viii sell at public aucti, H. at tii.
he'I Estate Exchange, 10 Vain rect Nor uIs
' a., ON MONDAY the Sih day Of Ann 1897 nj II
Va: ' " -''''"'A
|. THAT CERCAIN lot or LAND with,n
5toIeh"u,c thereon. situated al uOrthea t c,Iu .rof
nAlch ana cumberland street.. said lot fronts on
Bute street and rams back 10 the land of = Jacy-
=. THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND with IN.
owe Ilhg-houst No. ~ thrr. on situated on III,
orlh sidr OF Buic street, said lot froIus ON Nui,
street and runs back between the I. perty sbovs
meht ohed On tho west and Tie property Of i H.
LOrtG " go
3. THAT CERTAIN LOT or LAND with tba
hnil itnEs 40. ISL lSi and IsG thcr on which in,
and nuns back 10 fooi
I. THAT CERTAIN LOT or LAND with Ia,
oni dung Ne 2s thereon, situated on The north id,
oil East Ma strcrt.
.. THAT ttEtAIN LOT or LAND with thu
building No. go " in street thereon ocrnpi.d hS
M W. T. NJ cn lN RESIDENCE. said LOT front. 30 eas
. inch 5 Oh Main stiect and runs back iuy feet /
L. ch's and Is about 81 feet Wild Ia the rear
9. THAT EElAiN Lon tr' LAND iust In relr
ot u 20, ABOVE Il scrbed, which 1T fronts h f.,l
inches on erHiu Ia stree: and runs back M lei
lnc cs. moro or less, io-chcf vita lilo ot OF lana
W. Ir.i extends from t:ls lot to East strc.t on
which il iioui- II feet.
VElMS-Cash.
}. y. LOWE NpI re-,
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baroness Jeltsch.

Affair, fresh young German girl who
znnds her debut in Washington society
this season is the young Baroness ven
lssssasR,a Jelts1h, daughter Of the embas.
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GEO. w. DUVAL g. CO.,
NORFOLK IRON WORKS.
70. 10 Water street. Norfolk. Va.

ENGINES. BOILERS. SAWMIIL and nj,
Kinds of machinery OF the most improved
patterns, A.so repairing a tie shortest
notice. Particular attention to ste,iubn.r
work. blNAL'S PATENT GOILEK TUBES
fhkhG LES are the only perfect remedy
for leaky boiler tubes hey can be ser,e;l
III a few inmates by any engineer, ana are
warrant q To stop leaks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

Ono OF tho largcs. funerals In this
county was that OF Mrs. Hannah Shaw,
widow OF the late Isaac Shaw, Wcdnes.
day afternoon, February 20, from her
son.in-law's, james Drum, at Sherrard.
She was In tho ninety.sevsnth yonr OF
her age. She was born a. Brownsville.
Pc, May G. l70S. and has boon n resi-.
don't Of Marshall county for tho past
sixty years. Sho was tho mother OF
fourteen children, and had soventy-nine
grandchildren and thirty.seyon great
grandchildren. Four daughters survive
hcr-Mr,. Robert Powell. Of Wheeling;
Mrs. james Keller. OF McMechen; Mrs..
Jamos Drum aud Mrs. John Smith. Of
Sherrard. She united with tho III. T..
church in carly youth, and has been Il
faithful mombor over sincc. sho was
highly respected and loved by all that
know her. Tho funeral procession WA
over three miles long. She WINS laid to
rast at Allcn Grove cemetery, tho pail.
bearers being six grandsons, Daniel
Shaw, Alexander Shaw. Potor Drum,
Robcr. Kelior, Hiram Drum and
James Shaw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

There will DO pretty lively session
Of tho police court this morning. Wen.
del Bros. tho expreasmen. became tired
of the behavior oil q 20. OF hoodums,
and swore out warrants Tor Vincent
Fresh and lhree other boys, named
Coleman, Clancy and ShueI. Tho charge
is disorder. They throw .nowbnIls.
rocks, lin cans. ct ce,era, at tho Wendell
stables. officer Babb ran in tho boys.
Officer Bauer ran In John Manscwski, Il
Hungarian, aud Andy Marshall, as
plain DRINKS Both had lots Of money.
Charles Watkins was arrested on die
orderly charge by Office, Trautwein, +. and
Henry Frayel as plain drunk by Lieut.
C!emaus,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

About noon yesterday Mrs. Caroline
+. Grimm. widow OF tho late G. ".
Grimm, died at her homo on Seven
teenth street, aged seventy-iiye. She
was the mother OF Mr.. II. B. Grimm,
the we'll known secretary Of tho Rey.
mann Brewing Company, and was high
ly esteemed by all who knew her. Her
son has tho sympathy OF a wide circle
OF friends in his sad bereavement. She
had been resident OF Wheeling about
ton years. Tho funeral will take place
from her late residence Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. tho in,ermen,
being private ut the Peuinsular GENE.
terry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

TIE Panhandle Dyoins establish.
ment, ownod by John Heilmoior, at No.
A3l Market street. is the best equipped
house OF Its kind in Wheeling. IN add.
ton to tho dyeng and cleaning depart.
ments a corps Of tirst.class tailors nre
employed. who can do repairing rs neat
no 1t Ia possible. Clothes aud ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyod, can DO mudo
TO look like now. Satisfaction guaran.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

Yesterday shortly after noon. while
the high wind was blowing. tho southern
end OF the crelna,ory shed on tho hill
was blown in, and the superintendent,
thought the whole building was abou,
to collapse. 1t is pretty nearly time a
new crematory, furnace. building and
all, was built. in decent location,
which will be accessible at all times OF
the year, and not exposed to "cyery
stormy wind that blows"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

The Beabout club proposes to ge. more
suitable quarters. It has rented n 10, on
Woods street, south OF Sixteenth, now
occupied BY the hiitoric Castle Gar.
den" and will clear It of and erect fine
two.story club house. The lease runs
for nine years, and the members OF the
club expect In that time to show the
town something new in the way Of club
headquarters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

commcnds itsolf 10 tho well informed,
to do pleasantly aud elsc,ually what
was formerly done in the crudest man.
ner and disagreeably as well. To cleanse
the system aud break up colds, head
aches" and levers without unpleasant
after effects, uso the delightful liquid
laxative remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

CnAMnERLAlS's Cough Remedy gives
the bes, sati4iac.ion OF any cough medi.
cine l handle. and 10 seller leads NIL
other preparations in this market. l
recommend 1t because 1t Is the best
medicine ever handled for coughs,
colds and Group. A. ". BALDrIDoE,
Millcrsrillc. III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

Clork Hook yesterday admitted to
record transfers OF real ostate ~ follows
February q by John W. Faris and
vito to ANGELA X. Hartley. for s., S57,
tlity acres and City perchos OF land in
Liberty district
March 4 by the heirs Of Frederick
Weigelt to his widow. tor IS. lot 81 in
D. Z0no's addition, on the Island.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

Some time ago Landon We're, a little
nephew OF Mrs. @. N.aTnylor, ran a nail
in his foot. Inflammation set in, fol.
lowed by blood poison, and the boy
gradually grew worse. DR.. A. H. Tay.
lor was treating him, and yesterday he
was removed to the City hospital for
more convenient treatment. lie may
have TO have his leg amputated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

ATrEn departure OF morning tralns
Wednesday. March 6. all Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati, Chicago & St Louis mud
Ohio Rivor Railrond passenger trains
will arrivs md depart from the Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati. Chicago & Ut. Louis
freight depot. foot Of Fourteenth atreet,
Wheeling, W. Va. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

Dan Reynolds, colored, from Elm
Grove. was arraiGned before Squire
Gillespy and fined. In default OF the
cash he was sent to jail for ten days.
Mag Miller was up on charge of
keeping house Of i'll fame. and was re.
quired to give bond in 500 for her ap.
pearance in the criminal court II in.
uicted.