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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23

commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M. the following
real estate: part or pntcc. Ol ground situated
on CaliWclrs Run helng part q! lot Numbered
ionrto1n 40 IN Caidwul's Addition TO The city
Of wheeling on 'Nyputrninth street, hnl de-
,rrlbcd ns follow, beginning at u stake ono
hundred and svYeniy,lwu ~ feet north u the
spathcast corner oi Saiilol; thence north with
"a, eastern hnp ht'y 5ll feet 70 asakei thence
wist nnc hnHtrol illD i5ct "a sbSS Thence
south Hity t5Jj itet 10 stake thuucr west oA0
hundred 100 ie't 10 sAErf thence south any
lJJl feet to stake. thence Giat Que hundred ,lOgl
cct to tho plngO Of BEGINNING together with all
improvements thereon icing q nut ni lot No.
il. conveyed To tho said llcnry Micdcbiseh anu
wife BY William sohOcscy by decd dated June
Tfrip ~ sAtr-Onc.halt OF the rurcha'c
money. AMI 80 Inucl moro a. tho purchaser
NAV elect TO pay cltl on tAo day Of sale. anl
Inc residue III $40 equal lnsilllucnt, payable
friDertiyuly Ia six AID iwG,yc months from dW
Of sale, With interest ltOm that dale, the plr'
chaser to give Ills nu,cs With good security log
lie deferred payments. aud the jiiic ~ Nll real
estate in be retained until payment lninll
Tho title /, believed N h. goal. but snlliug hy
trustee. will convey only such title rs II vested
In nc by the rnld deed 81 TUG,
pc1i ]. u ELsON Trusted
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23
THE DEVIL AND
THE DEEP SEA,
ny RuDYAI,D KrpLING.


Tho IIalloIls, ship OF English origin, but OF
very shady record. hM pesh pursued Anl ehp,
In forbidden waters aud wrecked her Onglne
with shell. An officer from the washp has
lust c0rne on board the disabled steamer. aud
inda her loaded with stolen pearls, Mr. Ward
TOp Is the engineer
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TRUSTEES SALE.
'TNRUsTEGs SALE OF
City Real Estate.

By virtue OF a deed oi trust made BY iicrry
WlcdebnsCh aud Ftincc, Wiednbn'ch hi, wife,
TO The undersigned as trustee bearing date nn
the stu day OF June, 1881, aud recorded IN the
Office Of the CLERK Of the Cpuuir (9nt1 ~ QUO
county, West Virginia. In Dc.l OF Trust BOOK
No. ~. folio ~. wiz proceed 10 sell ~ public
auction, al the front door ol tn, Court House Of
Ohio county. IN Wheeling West Virginia. on
Arizona republican., 1895-05-25
The FACTS and FIGURES
Concerning the Rio Verde Canal Companys
Enterprise.

of
been deunda direction md o MI
iI9t %
Campbell
Reservoir
nintyeht mile
sgne1on
alhonN1 nneot %
eexnt and importance this nruci re trough
ednto will in
long
andw construct OF rock ak from the
charged whe the is
of Otea
ofte orandwi no l
oft waero
widetpl
dana dcnalhe located at h them Camp
ChisonsCr "CampM Diversion
smpyor thew elevation to
of
nverT the o is
eCeekab o he of ie NJ et through
the White the
ang@ lands
bee
The apacty Of mc O
a
which fully 100000 fEa AGRICULTURAL
O0ac@w b. rga y
beer 0
and the anal COMPANY
hconru and
furnish fully 100000 land This will the
trutono ltage have ardyt the com
wutes desert acre Of SAM or heen manym lilo
covered construction still and
Arizona republican., 1895-05-25
ENTRY OF LANDS.

o e md reidn of the may
entrno not @ than re and te thai acre each
a Of entry is cents acre four
r
mac
o on from ntr, in the purchase water
sum @ hne Proofs o this expenditure must be
The right for the land by the the
t law wand receipt O.
canal terym o proof annual eendru il
pHancew
o ion GENTRY. final prNd Ian can
and he
a
the W tina he O ftruEigf no
Arizona republican., 1895-05-25
WATER RIGHTS.

n
becusewa OF
beh drought lie O. O none a only ands
wantnga water
assured water supply be one
ever O
fevH
land ont
delivery
htrc land di because guarantees
nseam
condto o
desert farm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Yesterday morning another Of the
dead broke" bicycle tourists passed
through the city aud OF course CALLED
tho usual number Of persons. d. q.
CLANCY. Of Washington. b. G.. was the
young man in the case in question and
some Of his claims are prsposterous.
For instance he says no il riding from
Salem, Oregon, 10 Washington, and il
he covers the distance, over 5000 miles,
in thirty days, he wins 4 wager Of 81, 900.
According to his story he rode from
Salem TO Wheeling, over $500 miles in
Just tEenly.ono days. Anybody &C.
qpainted with wheels and wheeling will
at once pronounce this an impossible
feat. Clancy 10 individually y fraud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
IT WAS A SC0RGHER
The ThsVmomster Up to Pretty
Good Summer Heat
PEOPLE SUFFERED FROM WARMTH
And the Only Consultations was That
the Temperature was DlseoaFasiHE
to tho smatipox-A show OF a
shower aud Much Lightning and
Thunder Last Night.

Yesterday was hot, sunny day. the
temperature being as high as on any Of
the hottest days Of tho summer, with
perhaps two exceptions The mercury
in the thsrmomster At Schnept'a mark.
ed 90 IN tina shade for several hours in
succession, People who mad to be about
IN the sun really suffered from itI fierce
rays, aud in the factories and mills the
heat was almost lntolarabIe.
The unfortunate psop|e'Who had been
at pleasant summer resorts aud had re-
turned home to enjoy the pleasant fall
air Of the OHIO valley Rroausd and con-
fessad that they wished they had been
home in July and at the seaside or in
the mountains iuIt about now. The
weather is certainly as unseasonable "a
it 10 uncomfortable. The pastures,
which had begun TO show green again
undeI the effects OF recent rain and OF
dsRy nights are once more parched,
liItle streams are sill dry, aad the later
vegetation has suffered q great deal.
Tomatoes are Fipened SO fast by the
fierce sun as to have become almost
drug in the Market
Last evening the sky eIouded over 10
way which gave promise Of 4 refresh
ing rain. A few dTops fell about z
o'clock, and thaEs was vivid lightning
aad loud thunder In the Wsat, but the
rain was distant and disappointing for
the most part and the air in the even
ing quite lS oppressive and snervatinG
rs through the day. The only con.
ISOLATION in the weather was that It was
Of the kind which physicians say is
hest to stamp out the germs OF the
smallpox, aud in view OF this assurance
most people were content 10 grin and
bear Il.
The rain continued fitiully for several
hours, but there was not much OF 4
rainfall in all. Some Of the lightning
was very pecniilr, and at times there
was almost one constant fash Of cleo
trici.y for minute ~ time. Some OF
the rays were brilliant rcd and green,
and NJ other times jagged flashes OF
FIRE almost completely surrounded the
horizon. The thunder seemed distant.
The storm cooled tina air to a barely
perceptibIe degree by 10 p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

There was a quiet but none tho lsss,
enjoyable weddin2 at tho homo Of Mr.,
auf Mrs. X, a. McGregor. Of BOiiGire,
last night, when their daughter, Miss
MAIZE, was married 10 Mr. Bspjamin Ii.
Tyler, a nephew Of Mr.. James WilIon,
Of the Bellaire Nail Works Company,
Who is engaged in responsible posi-
ton At the works. lev. II. a. l.. King,
Of tho First Presbyterian church, Off
ciaIcd, and only tho immediate lriendI
Of tho family wore present. After
hearty congratulations and splendid
wedding feast Mr.. and Mrs. TyIor took
tho midnight train for R0anake, Virgin
IN, MIR. Tylsr's former home, where
they will spend wsOE or ten days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Tho pudding department and the
haF mill a. Brilliant viii 10 tho first TO
start. and II expected they can ret on
in two weeks. In addition they will put
in an entire new sol OF machinery Tor
making pipe. This will require ConSld.
nrabIs time, and It mRy be November
before 1t is tCaiy ior work. Tho big on.
4ines will BIZ moved to another part Of
TAO mil. aud some other big changes
arc contemplated. Brilliant people arc
generally rejoicing A. this moVo Of tho
ownOFs, for its continued illonOs' had
almost pOrSuaied them that II would
bn abandoned entirely. BStwOen 200
aud too mon will be- employed whon at
departments nto ready to resume again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
THE EYES.

II hAs beNn demonstrated that there 10
more eye ana head aOhea from the defects
1t rNffHCttuu and the use df ginssot not
nTnpprly adjusted than from all 1ther
SausHa, aud uat II IL absolutely necessary
10 have thr eyes anientihCAily aud ehllltully
examined aud lifted with glasses 80 secure
rblirt ANA prevent ihlury.
Ttt0sa HeStiths HPeStheiss, ~ lhalF eyes
ilFH ar Head nchNa whOh reading or sew.
Ing Ban consult aud liNNS thclt eyes exam.
luOd for glasses without charge ~ Prot.
shan, titN hclNniiiic OptlUlnn, ITO Main
street, neat dUpr ~ bhUuk \ Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
ANormEl. DC rUMp Station.

Tho wheeling Gw Company viii EJECT
Ono StRr unhhlo.
i T. Hallam a Sons will to-day start
force OF mon 10 work hauling brick to
tho Hamilton farm, milo this sidO Of
Buffalo village, says tho Washington,
Ps., Observer OF Thursday. where tho
Wheeling Gas Company will erect a
big pulnp station for the forcing OF
natural gas through its mains. The Job
is big one, Rs this foundation will re.
quro about 500 pOrches Of stons and
100000 brick. When completed il iG
expected that tho station will nave cost
about $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
Best Qualities.
Lowest Prices.

You just ought to see our Fall
Suitings. You are judge enough
to appreciate the perfection Of
Fit, Make and Finish as they are
here-then there are a hundred
or two different styles. The Fall
and Winter Overcoats are be-
ginning to show themselves.
They're perfect. too. The Fall
Hats are mostall delivered-all
the shapes-made for us-best
with the best. Neckwear-
Shirts = Boys and Children's
Clothes--everything Fallish--
is just swarming in from every
corner of the creative world
exclusive and guaranteed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
WIN sn.k az. Nsnr IIsrn.

Tho Pittsburgh Commercial GOze!to
has the following:
Tho directors OF tho Philadelphia
Company decided yesterday not to pay
tho regular quarterly dividend. but in.
stORd to prosecute tho search for gas TO
supply their patrons the coming winter
Greene county and thu northern part
Of West Virginia are tho objective
points, and tho promise for an abund.
ant supply ia good, said Mr. W. ii,
BFnMnO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Use TAILonIya-rALL sTYLE.

We call attention to our large and haud.
some lima 0f Foreign ahd Domestic Wool.
ans, purchased direct bY nuF eastern
agrn Mt for the hHa Tailoring tTade
rae IashinnNble cut Ann AtIlIah 1pPaaI'
selves.
Prices reasonable. Our Furnishing De.
paTtmsnt Il always s0mpisto. 500 Fine
NeGkWeAF y leader. Wa handle the eela-
bFatad EigilmlS shirt, 81 90.
just received. 400 dOtsn 0f our popular
Maea Yahn SIC Half Hoss.
q. HISS & sONS,
fashionable TaIloFs and Flns FurniShers,
1891 and I3e3 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Two double decks Of shesp-370-
were shipped TO San Angelo. Texas. on
Wednesday evening, to DO used ~
breeders on the plains, by James Ham.
ilton, il. They were shipped BY
Robert Anderson 4 Bro, OF Wcst Mid
dletown. Athiri car load was sent 70
Hamilton. Wood 4 Beck, at East Lib
eF.y. The latter is q West Liberty boy.
-WdlsbRd HsraM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted h
record transfers Of real estate as follows:
August %. by Mary ]. Carney to
Mary r., wife Of William A. CraCrait,
for 1863 on. three quarters Of an acrs Of
ground on the Keys Lane road, in Ohio
eounty.
September II, by Charles Seybold 10
Mary GoldenbsrG, for $40, lot 20 10 the
old town Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

There ia no doubt, no failure,
whom you tAko De Wits Collie aud
Cholera Cure. II Is pleasant, acts
promptly, no bad aitor elects. Logan
Drug 20, Wheeling, W. Va, Is, +. Pea.
body, Behwood, aud Dowlc 4 Co., Bridge
4
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Tho Aiadern lIoauty.

.hrlycs on good food and sunshine, with
plainly Of eEOrciBO In tho open air. Her
form glowa with health and hOr face
blooms with lta beauty. II hcr svpton
needs tho cleansing action Of Laxative
remedy. slc uses tho gentle ead pleas.
ant LIQUID laxative Syrup Of Figs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
LINsLY INSTITUTE, wnEELlNa. VIVA,

A school for the Thorough Teaching Of
Hsys aud Young Msn.
Military, Engliah and Classical eOuFs ~,
Also Modern Languages. Military Dn-
paFtmSnt In OhAFgs Of an OitioaF Of tha
unttsd states Navy, Llaut. Van Du1er haA
been detailed n instructor,
Fait rsTn begins Monday, september 0,
1895.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
Hon. 4. ", Campbell, President.
Rev. W. u. Cooke, y. D., Vice Prasidoat.
John l.. DteEey, ~ ID, Secretary
u. q. DgiEsIl, Treasurer.
William Is. simpson, Esa John ). Jones,
ESD, Hon. n, T., Whitaker, J. i, NayloF,
Esq., A. J, Clarke, EsI,, Augustus POllaok,
Esg, Hon. william T.. HubhaFd, HOa, ]. a.
S0almpFVilia, Heavy " Russell, Eaq., Rev.
Jacob Nottingham, William .. stlfsl, Esq.
For further particulars call az or address
Hny member Of the RoaEd ot Trustees or
JOHN N. BIRCH, Phi. D.,
Principal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Wanted -AlnlAnR or Indian Pony.
Lost EngtueeFs Note Book.
steel vs. Cast iron House & iisrEmaun- fifth
page.
Hugas ( Hacke--IAco CurtaiHs-Elshth page.
Notire Joseph Underwood.
Wanted -EEpeFiencad Cook.
Jag Horne e Co sixth page.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Art Store,
Executors Nduea-G, L. Cfanmas,
slAta Fair PremlumA
No Family Can Acknowledging Bros
while lh6 Public Library Is Ciosed-itaut0n'I
Ola City Rock atArN
Fresh Vaccine Ytrus-doetzsS Drug Store
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- HAVE Jour Sy6a
:: !: :" :: !: !. :: ::
b tested for z asses
80 free Of charge "
~ oiRn, Market and
49, Twelfth streets.
IAcoB ". oRUBB.


Tho following special telegram WAs
received from ParksrSburG last evening:
Col. James S. Partridge, Of this city,
was to-day appointed travelling auditor
Ol tho Ohio River Railroad, TO succeed
the late W. II. Yates He entered i'm.
medlately on the discharge Of HE duties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Ash ruto I am opposed 10 proprietary
medicines. still | valnO a good onO,
especially whom huuh Ia tho source Of
telrI from pain. AGA topical (externAl)
application ] hayD iOnnd ChAmbStlAin'H
Pain Balm thB host remedy ! have OvOr
used for neuralgia Of any Kind. l hayO
consciNniioualy recommended " Ia
many pOrAOns. William Horne, NJ. d.,
,iaHstytiio, Wis. Sold by q. i. geslSs,
". ". Irwin, q. 6chnnpl, o. MshkO.
InSllNr. Ino. Klnh, W. II. Hague, H. q.
giOWRtt, II, u. Hurt, i. Coleman, A, u,
gohoalO, Nm, MOnkBmelleE j, q.
EtolO, WhSetingi iiuwf0 n Co., Bridge.
notli II. II, Peabody Il Son, uonwOnd.
I-' - s-a='-s4-a--s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
Y G0NE AND Sci THEM. Y
SPECIAL.

100 Rolls Jolntless China Nat.
ting in a large variety Of Pat
terms at l5c yard.
JOintless China Mating, two
wearing surfaces in place Of
one, practically cutting the
price in hall.
1000 samples Of the best All
Wool Ingram Carpet at 25c
each.
100 dozen Window Shades on
Spring Rollers at l5c each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Mm. llARTs school for yonng ladlDS
and ANAL boys will rOsumO Monday,
sOptombOr 10, al o q. III. Parents arc
requested 10 no present at tho opening
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
APno,iIsrxG ourLooK.
The Twin sbtsrsytuO Paors Keeping VT
PTodueliOn.

The Twin stItsrSVtie PsolS Keeping UP
Production.
The Derricks full and complete
monthly pipe line statement wa, more
eagerly scanned by southwest opsrat-
oFs than any report published in many
months. Producers and operators alike
arc disposed To take a hopeful view Of
thu situation and charge the increase in
production 70 the new pools IN south :
western Ohio and West Virginia.
Enough ia known OF the twin SiaLers-
vile pools. or Middle Island Creek and
Dogskin Run to show that both pools
must be confined TO q comparatively
small acreage.
There ia 4 temporary lull in sensa.
.ioaal Developments in tho FFeidsn
pool, but there will be something i'm.
poTiant within the next iorty.siRht
hours. At this time there 10 some
guessing As to the size Of the Deist pool
after it has been fully defined. An OPP
orator who has kent close watch on the
development in that part Of the field
made the declaration that he did
not think it would roach beyond $50
acres. II his prediction should prove
true there will be 4 good many dry
holes completed in that end o. the field.
The only discovery in the field to-day
was duster, located on the Blacksmith
lot, about 1900 feet south OF Dsist No. l..
near Tail Run poStofhce. and 800 feet
east OF the duSter on the Hll farm. The
northeast, Eouth and southwest diree'
tons from the Deiss we'll have now been
-condemnedaby dry holca.--Dsrrict.
The DGist No. is producing sixty.
five or seventy barrels nc hour aud has
hsen CONNECTED up and will be drilled
deeper.
The Kauawha Oil Company has re.
covered the bit lost in its Gariz No. /,
to the east Of the Dcist aud Ecklebsrry
farms, and il will be drilled in Friday.
The location Of the we'll issimportAnt
and will determine iithere 10 an eastern
extension to the Deist pool
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

For purity, for hnaitli, usO only lily.
peta Ro.DtstittOt Water, manufactured
aud delivered only BY
MMEEIINn IrR 4 SrnnAnE Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

To 20 for tho GnoHt Dairy Batter, three
pounds for 80 cents, At FilERibbOnJ
Rutlnr stand, llO5 Market sltOgt, in
RrIim's meat mnFkNt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
fall cLoTHINo-Thg HUB cLoTHIEas.
We Stand
By Our CoIopS.

The whole house-every de,
partment-has faced faIIward.
All eyes are upon us-Curiosity
is craning its neck to catch a
glimpse of the new fashions.
Our predictions for the future
have blossomed into realities Of
the present. We've done more
-better-than we promised.
We entered into competition
with ourselves and have grown
to our enthusiastically
severingIy-successfuIIy-untiI
even the glorious record of the
past is no measure for The Hub
Of the present Every stitch Of
stock in the store is an arm Of
perfection that holds US close to
your confidence. At the mast
head are flying the emblems of
our enterprise
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
acknowledgement
.-Mnlnng Or Indian Pony.

Omcs, Nos, 70 and ~ Fourteenth street..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
Those Little
Red Hubs

Have been creating quite .
sensation. All week scores
Of them have been hid
away by the boys. They
daTsn's open them until
Christmas morning.
Guess who'll ride Prince
after New Years day. Il
might be your little boy, II
you have one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

lIN lItis HUaS Sc6at aoiSa XEdtGaSlSIS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-28
At TIE CAPITAL OF VIRGINIA
Many Matters of Interest to All
Good Citizens.
PARDON REFUSED TO HOPKINS.
Smith, the Man OF Gold Brick Fame,
AIKEN to Petersburg. Mrs. Fray
sier Required TO Keep the
Peace The Giants Play
Ball. a Commendation.
Special Dispntcn 10 Tho yirginian.


RICHMOND, Nn., March 2T.--Goy.
O'Ferrall this afternoon announced his
hunl decision in the case of Morris
Hopkins, tho negro murderer of Horny
>. Parsons. He determined thnt there
WAS nothing to Justify Communication
oil the sentence or respite, aud re-
insed to Interfere with tho execution,
which ~ TO take place "Wednesday.
April Sd. The work of CONSTRUCTING
the scaiiold began tins Afternoon.
Frank Lockwood Smith who swim.
died Alfred w. Withers ont of 5.OOO
on gold brick deal, left for Peters
DurS this afternoon IN tho custody of
Sheriff Solomon and Jnier Fissell of
henrlco county. On tho same train
were the commemorative Attorney
for RIchmoud and Hcnrico, who want
To fight the motion for bail; Sam
Emery, the New York bookmaker, who
Is hetrleudIng the prisoner, nud the
laiter's counsel, Messrs. Wendenburg
ANA Garter aud Dir. Buck, of New York,
who says he is attending the prisoners
mother during her illness.
Mrs. l.. L. FraYsler, mother OF otto
q. frnysIor, who was shot and killed
III Broad street bnrroom by John T..
hoDihehu, who was subsequently nc.
Ihitbcu ph tue llieh Oh hcClucut, WAS be-
fore the Police Court to-day on com
plant pt Rohineau. The man charged
Mrs. traysier with assnultiug and
nbnsing him. He said that she had
pursued him rolontlessly since his nc
quttal, aud took every Opportunity to
denounco HIM as murderer. The
Justice cXacted from Mrs. Fraysier n
promise that she would not annoy Rob.
lnenu III tho future mud discharged her.
The remains Of George Bahen, the
young Georgetown University football
player, Will arrive here tomorrow
evening. His funeral Will take place
from st. Peters Cathedral,
Manager DAVIS and his Giants"
were here odav and played ali exhibi
tiou game OF ball. In an interview with
he correspondent the director OF the
New York team said TINT he was conf
dent that New York had the best all
around team in the big league this sen
son. After leaving horo Friday they
play III Norfolk aud Portsmouth.
Manager Davis, VINO IL intimately &C
quaintcd with Jake Wells, says Rich
moud has one of the very best base ball
managers III the country.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-28
ROYAL ARCANUM CONVENTION
lhe Thirteenth Annual Session Of
the Grand Council Adjourned.
NEXT COUNCIL IN RICHMOND.
One Hundred Delegates Present.
Grand Council Officers Elected
for the Ensuing Year. An
Historic GavcI Presented.
Made From Bed Post.
BY Southern Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Va, March 27.-A Stanp.
ion special to the Dispatch says: The
thirteenth annual session OF the Eir.
gina Grand Council, Royal Arcnnum.
after two days session. adjourned
TINS Afternoon. 1t was determined to
hold the next annual council in Rich
mond, ana hereafter the annual meet.
lngs VIII convene on the third Tuesday
III April instead of on tue fourth Tues.
day IN March, as hus been the Yule
heretofore,
There were about 100 delegates to-
day, some helatcd representatives. ur.
rivlng after last nights meeting, Tue
Councll heard reports from for.y-two
Oh the iorty seven councils in Virginia.
10 dhy j. t. Jumiesou, OF Alexandria,
Ifhnd VICE Regent, presented on be.
half OF Conncll G27, OF tins city, to the
Grand Council. gavel made from n
bed post formerly owned by Wushing.
ton nnd cbtnined from Mount Vernon
and Kept rs relic by Gen. Il. t. Lee.
Inc Grand Council officers elected
Tor the ensuing year are: Grand Re
gent j. Jameson, Alexandria; Grand
VICE liegeut, w. j. Williams, Ports
mouth Grand Secretary. William Low.
ensteln, richmond: Grand Treasurer.
A. Is. Belts, fredericksburg: Grand
Orator, Sol. j.. Bloombsrg, Richmond ::
Grand Guide, Q. II. Lumsdcn, Lynch.
burg; Grand Warden, Marx Gunst,
Richmond; Grand Sentry, q. c. Berry.
HtHunton; Trustees, y. Myers, Norfolk: !:
James MacFerdy, Roanoke, and John
Henry Ingram, Manchester.
These grand officers were installed
this afternoon. The Grand Regent
was directed to reply to congratu!atory
teiegrams from Minneapolis, ST. Ions
and Boston, and II message of sympa
thy WAS sent 10 W. r. Irvine, OF Nor
folk. whose illness. prevented his ures
Gnce.