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MARTINS ENrslsY.
uaps una MIshaps IN tho Thriving CItI
Across the River.

uaps nna NIIahapS In tho Thriving Ctr
Across the River.
A reunion OF the children and grand
children OF Mrs. Samuel StlllwelI Waa
held ut her residence on West Wash'
ington street on Thursday, Seven OF
her married children were present with
their children, also three unmarried
children. There were sixteen grand
children, the oldest OF which is ten
years old and the youngest three
months. All OF the family resides with.
In q radius Of three mica except one
son In Bellaire.
Albert sapp, IT,, was arrested on
Thursday night, chsrged with perjury.
He Ia oae OF the gassworkers who was
indicted by The Belmont County Grand
Jury. He skipped out aoOn alter the
indictment, came home to celebrate the
Fourth and was run in.
The Independsnt Hose Company and
friends were met by drum corps and u
large number OF admirers at the ClevO'
land & Pittsburgh depot yesterday
morning OH their return from Coshoc.
ton.
W. f. BARRETT ana family go TO HaFFi.
son county on Monday to spend the
week. They will drive from CadiE to
Freeport on Friday 10 attend the picnic
aud hear TaImage lecture,
1t IL said that the new glass company
ut Washington, Pa, wilt organize to-
day. A number OF Martins Ferry
glassworkers contemplate taking stock,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G. Boyd, Mrs. DR.. j.
NJ. blackboard and son, Robert, and Mrs.
+. Anderson will shortly leave for
Chautauquu.
KinuemAn's circus Is holding forth on
tho commons near the blast furnace.
They claim to have forty people.
Tho remains OF Mrs. Frank Porter, OF
Etnaylllc, wore laid to ro,t in River.
view yesterday.
A pension has been secured BY J. I.
Ifancs for John Shaw, who Is at the
Soldiers Home.
MI and Mrs. VIM. Hill, Of Saliueville,
arO here with relatives Un their way to
Mt. Lake Park.
Tho Thimble Beo had good time nj
tho homo oil Miss Bessie Brady yostsr.
day afternoon.
Tho Cleveland Clothing Company Inns
sold out to tlorwitz & Company, OF Chi.
Cago,
A. u. Davidson wont TO Woodsaeld
yesterday to visit friends and relatives.
Spence liuggs Il Co.'s stove works
will shut down to-day for ono week.
Miss Rcna Coleman has returned
from years stay nj MunciC, Ind.
Miss Maggie Ralston won't to Glove.
land yesterday TO visit relatives.
Ernest Smith entertained tho Cleo
Club very pleasantly last night.
Thompson Kerr was homo from
Cleveland over The Fourth.
Mrs. II, Q, Montgomery returned last
night from Nav Brighton.
William DiodrCks, OF East Liverpool,
was In town yesterday
J. u Reynolds returned yesterday
from ClNrington.
j. r IIOnos has secured rClsuuO Of
pension.
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RocnEsrEu, n Y, July 5.--Tho Brook.
Ign National League team stopped over
In Rochester 10 play an exhibition game
with the RochOst0ra and was defeated
In close contest Marx baldwin. the
ex.Pitlsburgh twirlOr, wns In the box
for tho home TENN and no had tho
GEooma gnDOsln9 most Of tho time.
DAub, on tho other hand, was an easy
marx for tho Rochester hittOrS, Al.
tendance 1000 Score:
RorhNtorn...O o q OF 0 0 "a II 6
DfOOElyn a,"no2 o 90 . ~ y
batteries, baldwin aud Berger, Dntb and
Daily. Cmpitc, MCldmnn,
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last night. Tho general opinion was
that the Iron and Oil league would die
at y0atordRy's meeting, and evory Inter
State manager was ready when tho last
breath was over, to pounee down and
secure the pick OF tho sixty or seventy
playeTa under contract to its teams.
but II ssoHts White, DarFah, West, OF
al. arc entitled to another gneas.
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I.aal,eyenIng In nc AIasee leagne CHM

l4a3teVentng In the Musee league cham
pionshlp series ak games Wero played.
The DAlslGa captured two ont oil three
games with Pen and Pencil, while the
II. o. Richards aggregation showed
their heels to tha BowleTa twice in three
contests, The contest for tho tail end
Of tho first division Is getting very hot,
Pen and Pencil and Americas being
tied for tho position with the Richards
team one game behind and coming up
faSk
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IA n common complaint and ia dan.
gcrOuS aymptom. 1t moaua that tho
eyatOm 10 dObillAtOd because Of impure
blood, aud In this condition II Ia o..
poclally liable TO attacks Of disease.
llood'S SarsnrNrilIN is tho rcmoly for
this condition, and alao for that woak.
moss which prevails NJ tho change Of
season, climate or lilo.
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Tho bOlt hNIvO In tho world for cuts,
bruises, uorO', utcers, suit rhOnn, fever
horOS, tOttOr, chappol hands, ohilhlnlns
Cotn9, aud all skin OtunttOn9, and poaI.
tivOfy ctrut pftgI, or no pay REQUIRED,
It's gnaranlool to givS poriocL aNtia'an.
ton or money refunded. prro as
ccutr rcr box. Far sutc bv Logan Drug
Company.
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CnirMcorup, O., July 5.--Tho mid.
summer moot OF tho Chillicolho Driving
Park Association closed to-day with
only two tncca. Track fast. Summarizes
First, cas- pRcs--l1lae Ridge won In
straight hoals; timO 2.ll4, 2;ll4, 2;ib,
Ellen $. Sanford, L. King of SALEM. II.
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George Birch, the light weight, we'll
known in this neighborhood, has iust
returned from England. and wrltea to
Wheeling friends that he would like to
have 20" with somebody before the
Metropolitan club. lilo eau DO ad,
dressed at Ilacketts Station, Pa.
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A game Of base ball will DO played at
the Martins Ferry athletic grounds this
afternoon ut o'clock between the
Irilby Stars, Of Bellalre, and the SGheeles,
The batteries will DO WRrling aud
WalleTS, Goes and Smith,
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PgonrA, ILLs, July IA large crowd
was present at the races to-day,
Strathberry broke the worlds halt milo
track record, pacing the mile In 300 in
the second heat OF the free for all pace,
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Tho Athletics, of Monudsyille, ohAl.
Isngs tho ], W, Gallagher Juniors, Of
WhsellnG, for a game Saturday IN
MOnndsVilIa
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KExroN, o., July 5.-Tho home team
took the load to-day in the second in.
ming, and the Statesmen" never head.
ed them OF. Following is the score:
Kenton ......,...-..-.1 2O1 ola
Columbus......,. .,.......l l o l. I
BASO hits. KCntou Is: Cotumbusg. Errors Ken.
ton q: Columbus /. Batteries, KcntOn, Miller
and OutcAlt. Columbus B9ailC, Hand Doe aud
Prince UmplTe, Batter
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II. D., Imperial Hal aud william start,

Second, 2l0 probationary d. won In
straight heats; time, 2;904, 2;l5t, 2;l7,
Fair Lillian. HileaWay and Royal Hal
nlao HtaFtnd
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PrrNBuRon, Pa, July5.--A misjudeOd
fly by Beckiey in tho first inning, gave
Cleveland four runs and practically the
game. Attendance 900. Score:
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tptti1l Dl'p1,ch to HE m'oiioHn
Nav OAsrLr, Pa, July 6..-AtN mOct.
inu Of tho Iron aud oil longuo hold
hefa thiA evening II wal unanimously
decided 10 ADish tho season, and Prc1I.
dent iowOt wnS instructed to prepare n
schsdulo for tho Deconi VOrlc', which
opens on tho 18Th. Every club Ia In
n1rcllcnL shape financially and will
finish thu season,
Manager Harrington, Of sharon, wO7
given nOrlnIa'ion to transfer his club to
COicron, on Chauiauqua hakO, and tint
place WINS admitted to tlIo league In
place OF sharon,
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TWO GAMES TODAY,
The Twins WIN Mako Great Effort Here


The TWlna VIII Mako u STeht EHuEt h"Ee
This Afternoon.
Club W I. P'rC'u Club ", l. Prot,
Konton. ...,. 10 s .d3iICoiumhui-. 900
FIuilSy 10 Q .d!blTwiu cities 'iGi
wheeling, . hillLIna.,...~,' I Is 80
To.paY'sGAHrs-Twtu Cities a, wheel,Rg 1.-TWO
gansesli LANA al Flndlay, Columbus at Eenlon.
On account OF yesterday mornings
rain, which made the Island grounds
unfit for playing. tho Twins and Wheel
ing did not play the game OF ball schea-
ulsd. Instead, this afternoon there will
be two games for one admission, m at
traction that will no doubt draw large
crowd Of the enthusiasts, The first
game will be called at . o'clock. and tho
second will be started Immediately at
the conclusion Of tho frat.
Ia the opening game the opposing
twirlera will be Anderson and Reddy,
aud Ia the second McClenry, for Wheel
Inc, will he opposed to Foley or Wright
The Twins ara smartinC over the double
dose Of defeat administered them on
the Fourth and will ondeavor 10 even
up matters to-day.
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IloOp'S rlttS act easily, yOt promptly
and efficiently on tho bOwCla aud lIvor,
96C,
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Al Chlcago Attendance N2Ol HB.M
cincinnati. = o 0 o : Z 0 . cit 10 0
Pitchers. Terry aud Thorton and DIVER
Atkt Louis Attendance 80 r. Nh x
g. l,oult"nl % - 70 9
IdulSyllle.m.A o D 90 D o o. . IL $
piichors- RlSlngpr. Ehfol aud Woyhlng
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Eafrrd runs. PliishnFgh .; ClOYolnn1 I. Two
tNso hits EenGlcy Z. rpbcnu. MaAlecr Three.
bass his IIuiEctL MrAlcrr. Double plays.
BIerban6f, Cro1 nNd Heckley; tilnEGAnl Nor
iilcthanOs. lilrSett. Blake, hit b. pitcher MGR.
Iltt Zjmmet struck out Smith CrnV, ioplRn
2; Ntc(lAff. Wild pichO'. Jordan and Cuppy
Time, 1925 Umpire, Emslle
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Tho nOws from Now Castle was Eager.
ly awaited by tho Interstate managers
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nIonAlLn4 ANn DAISIES

HAD tho Hig End Of Last Nights Bowling
Pom and Psnen and BOwtosa tiuatuH
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Cisvs!Snd.."".......,.,,.6 / 0 o i I'D
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Y'sGANEs-Twtu Cities at Wheeliag 1.-TWO
gansesl; LANA al Flndlay, Columbus at kenlon.
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TIE .KAFIR CIRCus. -

Within the pas, few weeks Wall Street
has several times experienced a jolt
owing -oa rumor Of an impending crash
in the speculation in South African gold
mining shares. which are known in Lon
don as the "Kafr Circus" The new
York Times points ouc that while there
has been no marked effects as yer from
these rumors they show wha, is expect
ed The expectation IS not unreason-
able. Never since the famous expert
men, Of Law upon The creiuli-y and
greed Of the incorporating people Of
Eag'ani and France has there been a
speculation so enormously inflated rest
ing on an actual basis Of no greater ex-
tent and solid--y. Undoubtedly. as We
have heretofore pointed ont. there is in
South Africa perfectly sound and very
promising basis for Investment. a terri
terry giving large and increasing Yields
Of sold and mines equipped and oper-
a-ei under proper conditions. But the
relation Of the foundation 10 the specu-
lative sup srsuucUre is rid.culously
slight.
on tAe14,h Of last month The London
Econ7mis- published a statement of the
capital issued, The par value. and the
market price Of shares Of such compa-
MES as could be traced. This en-
braced no, only mining companies. but
exploration enterprises. companies for
dealing in shares. banks and subsidiary
ventures T. was a very Incomplete
lis for. said the Economist. there
are syndica,es innumerable Of which no
particulars are available. there are null
titudes Of companies for whose shares
no quotations are recorded. and among
The shares. which are quoted in the or
binary channels, il is frequently impos-
sible 70 ascertain what issues Of capital
have been made Many shares are free
" bought and sold Of which neither n,
parties 20 the transactions nor their
agents possess anything Ike adequate
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III referring 90 the malicious libel OF
The United Press upon the Associated
Press. in which the latter organization
was blamed with starting The false III
nor Of -le assassination Of the Presi-
dent che Register yesterday remarked
Incidentally.
The haste q the T.. p 90 blame the as
-----a--.I -.r--r upon 10
-- have known Hae innocent ot -re
--- t---r -.--- -rs
real author 90 the rum7-.
This was d chance shot, 5u- i- hi- the
J1u'l's eye fair and square. In our tel
egrlpLlc columns this morning is an
exceedingly interesting story o. how
the sssszlua-o1 ruu0- came 70 be
circula-ei. and how the ell-y libeuer
o. che Associated Press did the circl-
E-.rg itself sending & one broadcast
from The Atlantic 10 the Pacific.
Had the United Press been an honest
and legitimate organization the false
ruuor would never have seen the light
o. day. bug no, being that kind Of
uewssa-lerer. Il once more feI head
over heels into a trap 81, for i- on the
private wire of an Associated Press
newspaper. from which The United
Press has been i'm -he habit Of stealing
its news for SIS constituency and on
r-rf.A channel az --a--z ID re1t 2 mas ems
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FREE At LAST.
The Third Trial OF Osborne Garten Re
suits in a Verdict OF Not Guilty.
Cnaeiel - The PagiS-e-

The Third Trial OF Osborne Garten Re
suits in a Verdict OF Not Guilty.
Special 20 the Register.
Hinton. y. Va. October 13.-The
Circuit Court OF Monroe county has de-
cided the famous Osborne Garten muir
der case 81 is presen. session. by &C
quitting the prisoner. Osborne Garten,
q youth, fatally stabbed J. II. Hudson.
al New Hope school house, Monroe
county, June 10Th, last. The difficulty
arose over money matter and bad
blood existed between The TWO parties
before the fatal encounter On the day
Of the fight. J. II. Hudson. who was rid
ing on horse back, had just taken his
children 10 school and was returning
when he net young GaTten. Some
words passed between the Two, when
Hudson. according 70 the testimony,
started towards Garten n menacing
attitude. and The youth % defend him
self stabbed the elder man in the leg
with 2 pocket knife. Hudson fell from
his horse and was taken into the school
house where he died soon afterwards.
The case came up for trial three
times. In the first trial the jury hung,
the second resulted in q verdict Of vol
untary manslaughte7, which verdict
the Judge Hon. J. = Preston, Of Green
brier county, set aside. The third trial
ended as stated in the acquittal Of the
prisoner. Hon. J. \. Preston presided
over The last Two trials, Judge Camp
bell being disqualified.
The attorneys were, for the State:
Jno. owan. J. Alex Meadow. both Of
Monroe county. and for the defendant
Jno. Osborne and u. Gilchrist, OF Mon
roe county, and ex-State Senator ". r.
Thompson. OF huntington.
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DINNER sgTs.-EwINe BROS.

NacCorkle IS receiving from the Republi-
can press, and the consequent silence OF
the Democrats press s one OF the puz-
zles OF politics. There are Republicans
who confidently claim that a. the proper
time the Governor viii hop, and there are
Democrats who seem 70 b. expecting re
calamity but those who know the Gov
ernor best are not worrying much over
the matter Our opinion Of the situation
IS that the Governor is about as !iaole 70
flop a. We are. and when that happens
then comes the deluge. II cannon ~ ue
Md that M Governor has administered
State affairs well and he has SHOWN no
partisanism. He was expected 10 oe a
partisan, and because he has not oeeh'
some people are wondering WnaI ~ N NJ. IL
der is going 10 happen next" el-e- Lem
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tur RANK aS-lillly q recent u--eranCe
-r -n. r-.. r......r -
Ut GAG -'7-l- ''-'- ---- -P'- enc su3l %
WOOL To- Bradford, Eng. me centre or
che English WOODEN Industry, takes The
first prize The Journal says -l-s eX-
po-au0c indicates the depressing in
tueDce Of The new tari0 upon the do
mes-c WOODEN industry. Says The lead
ing Mckinley organ of New England.
~why is ne American wool sold 90 for
,ae5e is f. l.-as.8 Tor it a. 6.--me.,
The Journal goes on as follows.
,s.. a@ s,.-, mills. wh-s6 So their trade
lave uo use 70 american materials. ana
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COMMISSIONERS R0TlGi.
J. ". Beltz &, Sons Co.. a co-r.-at.-
vs.
William II. Chapman ana Others


William II. Chapman and o'..
In Chancery.
BY virtue OF an order entered a
above entitled cause by the
OF Ohio county. West Nir-.r.a
day OF October. $50, II is re
undersigned commission
First-The amount OF the -
respective priOrlres upon RE
Of the defendant William
in that portion OF lot No. 3 r
In the city OF Wheeling 1-.
and State OF West Nirgiri-
adjoining the portion Qf
owned by J. Y. Greer. thus l--
ginning al the intersectll- US
boundary line OF said portion
owned by J. Z. Greer Will --e
Main street: thence with me
said street s0utheriy rW
thence eastwartly one hur1l
ty-six feet more or less % t--
alley =. thence with SAID l.lr-
north twenty-five feet 90 the
dairy line OF J.. 4. Greer; then
last named line westwar1lF "a.
and twenty-siX feet more OF ---s
Second-Any other matter
tinent. (Which any Of the par.
sire. l,r-
signed has fixed On Iuesl-t
Of November. l..1, az T. ..-.st
and his office No. 1917
Wheeling IS. Va. as i--
he will proceed 20 es
matters in said order
CURED q
GEO. =. E-.
Rogers & Melvin, aa
ant
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ORDERED TO RESUME.

Phillipsburg. Centre county, Pa, DC,
tober 13.-William B. Wilson. master
workman of the Independent Order OF
the Knights Of Labor. was in the Houtz-
dale region yesterday. and ordered the
men who suspended work 70 resume on
Monday. A committee will visit rep
resentatives OF the Berwyn-White Coal
Mining Company with a view 70 having
the discharged miners reinstated, the
strike having been occasioned by the
discharge OF several men. Whatever
may be the result Of the convention 10
be held in Clearfeld on Tuesday. Cen
tral and Northern Pennsylvania opera
tors say there viii be no suspension in
the Clearfield and Beech Greek regions
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DIED

RAFFERTY-On Sunday. October 18th.
1876. John j. Rafferty,. son Of the late
James Rafferty,, ST., and Mary. his wife.
Funeral this CMonday) morning. Inter
ment private at ut. Calvary cemetery.
-0r- 81. o~ -rrd~,- '-.-ta- rr.-
1885. at 3:S5 p. m, al residence Of his
sOu-Iu-.aW. AK. MOOD, NO. ~ .Jl--.
Road. Richard Dobler, aged ~ years 8
months and 10 days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Enthusiastically evening. October 18th,
1S5. owen Riley.
Funeral notice hereafter.
GODFREY-On Saturday. October 18th.
Of VIM. Godfrey. in the Slst year OF her
age.
Funeral from her late residence. No. H17
Eon street on Monday afternoon al >
O'Clock. Interment At Greenwood Gene
terry.
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- - - El.116.ss3.la

]
Total. $50 IS 80 Sl.07s.ss3. I'D
OF the dividend-paying mines, which
stand for less than. one-ffth Of the above
market values. il viii be seen that the
average increase Of market value over
/ he par value is 800 per cent. The high
est dividend on any Of these was on a
small comapny which yielded 27a4 per
cen. on market values. On nineteen Of
the twenty-five companies embraced in
the list the returns were less than Oper
cent. and on more than half Of these
were from > per cent % 6 per cent On
the other hand. among the banking, ex-
ploradons companies. &c, are the Bar
na-o Bank. selling al $50 per cent Of it,
par yalue,,he Ba-nato Bank consoli-
daled. selling for so per cent. Of par,
and the Robinson Bank selling for 225
per cent Of par. These three schemes
alone. It viii be noticed, represent q par
value Of s3S.750.000, swollen in the mar
ket 10 s115.937,5O0. Il We return 70 the
actual yield Of gold in South Africa on
which all this speculative is built up,
We find. according 10 a careful cores
pondent OF The Econom!s-, thar the net
prof. in the output Of gold for 1894 was
less than sS.OOO.OOO, on a market valua-
Ion OF S625. 100000. or about II per
cent
L IS hardly necessary 10 say that Z
has required much industry and more
ingenuity 20 initiate this ballon Of specu-
lation 10 It's present dimensions. And
yet the devices employed are no; novel.
and 10 those who know anything about
the business they are not difficult 10 de-
tect But they are made possible by the
extreme appetite Of men-and women
w.-h relatively small means for the ac-
QUESTION Of sudden and relatively large
wealth. Thus. one company, having
placed more Or less widely a million Of
capital stock in fve-dollar shares.
gravely proposes 70 double that capital.
giving each shareholder the privilege
Of taking one share for every Two he
holds. The market price being SIS, the
Shareholders may have theirs for $3.50,
a syndicate generously taking an op-
ton on the remainder a. the same price.
As the New York Times says, that
speculation Of this sort and on this scale
IS bound 70 collapse is obvious. When
the crash comes. speculation and legiti-
maze trading as well in all parts Of the
world Will necessarily feel the shock.
But after things have adjusted them
selves, legitimate investment will for
some time be more popular. That is
prospect 10 which American fnanc:ers
can look forward with cheerfulness.
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FOB sAL-MLscELLANEous.


FOR SAILED GUITAR STRINGS N
good order. al g each. Apply No. lI9
Seventeenth street. Ocl3erdq
FOR SALE-MY RESIDENCE, No. 80
South Broadway, with all modern i'm
provements, al bargain Z sold soon. +.
c. SWIFT. oceeda
FOR sALE-sALOON AND RESTAU-
rant viii offer az public auction on Sat-
urday, October 18Th, 1885, the Buffet sa-
loon and restaurant. as whole. including
the unexpired term Of the lease on the
building. running 70 April lst. 1,s-j- Inls
IS a completely furnished saloon and res
taurant and the finest bar IN The state,
Well located and commands first class
trade. Immediate possession can be given.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money and as much more as the pur-
chaser may elect 20 pay cash on Gay OF
sale the residue with interest, IN two
equal installments in six and twelve
months purchaser 20 give good per-1 I.tl
security for the deferred payments. Sale
begins ar In o'clock e. IN. on the premises.
For further Information inquire OF JOHN
g. VII son Receiver. l4u Cnapllne
street. Wheeling. W. Va ec5eu
The abo>-e sale is adjourned until SAT-
uriav. October 20. al the same time and
place. JOHN 2. WILSON, Receiver.
oclA
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GRADUALLY LEAVING.
Members of an Episcopal High Church
Join the Catholic Faith.

New York, October 13.-An interest
ing ceremony was performed this even
ing al S.. Lawrence Roman Catholic
Church, when George ". Davidson,
who was until to-day sexton and di-
rector Of a religious order in the high
ri;ualistic Episcopalian Church OF the
Redeeuer. made q confession Of faith,
received absOlutiOn and was afterwards
baptized and received into the Roman
Catholic Church. The Church OF the
Redeemer IS high Episcopal Church.
Mass IS said there every day. confess
sions are heard and all The paraQherna-
Ia used in the Roman Catholic Church
in public worship IS 20 be found there.
Mr.. Davidson is the third person 70
leave Il for the Catholic Church. The
first was the Rev. Henry Austin Adams
formerly rector Of The Church. The
second convert was Mrs. VIM. Arnold.
the daughter-in-law OF the la-e Richard
Arnold, OF Arnold & Constable.