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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-28
THE ARCHITFCTTRAL IEAGUE or VIEW FORK

The annual meeting Of the Architectural League
OF New York for the election OF president. vice.
president and three members Of the Executive Com
mittee will take place May l. at the League rooms.
No H5 West Fifty-seventh-st. The polls will be
open from to Q p. m. The retiring officers are:
George b. Post. president Charles H. Lamb. Vice
president: Edward Hamilton Bell. George l.. Helms
and George Martin riuss Executive Committee
a ticket has been placed in the fi4d. which. In
compliance with League custom has been posted
In the League rooms. The following 10 the ticket:
President, George B. Post; vice-presdent, VIII
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fort and William SITS known the Carleton House
or tho Park-ave parcels No l.lg2 ~ hve-storN
brick double nathouse ana 30 lisi Is ms
is a well-known piece Of property. consisting ~ a
large building Jet for hotel and stores. ana OCCUPY
ing a lot having frontage % JM4 ieet ID fidhh-
for,-st and $50 feet IN W!.Nam-sl Zoo
Philip 4 Smyth. II Smyth Ryan viii AT noon
on TUESDAY al 30 III Broadway. sell az auction
a number Of valuable tcncm, 0t-h1u-r my -e'Inr"'
uropertir, and cJayards 10 thi, city. ana 'S' sos
iiS and 80 FIcemau-st., GrecnpOii. j. !.
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RRENTANO'S Broadway cor 10th ST. Union SQUARED

ing her own manuscript. Miss Jesse Dutton sang
several songs, and NJ. Pzzarell played three techni-
cal and difficult selections on the piano Then yea
was served and the brainy newspaper women
snapped stories for hour or more. Among those
present were Jennie June'-Mrs Croly-who pre-
sided: Mrs. Anna Randall Diehl. Mrs. Anna De
Montague. Mrs Sarah McDannOl. Mrs. Harriet
Maxwell Converse. Miss Mary Proctor Miss Frances
II. Hess and Miss naYIs.
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CLEAR OFF THE FIRE ESCAPES.

As result OF the conference I'm the Mayors Of
fee Yesterday between President Martin. Of the
Police Board: Fire Commissioner Ia Grange, Mr..
Constable. superintendent OF Buildings. Fire chief
Bonner and Superintendent Byrncs relative to OBJ
struciOns fire escapes in tenement houses all the
police captains and precinct commanders were sum
moncd Police Headquarters I'm the afternoon
Mr. Byrnes instructed them 10 see that the orii-
nance strictly enforced Patrolmrn viii be
detailed In every precinct 10 report DISTINCTIONS
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BrentanO'S.
A GREAT WEEK FOR BOOK BUYERS.
$4,000 Novels at from 80 Is to IS per
cent. Reduction from Pub
lisher's Prices.

The Most important Sale of Works of Fiction ever held
in this Cv-The Latest and Standard Works OF all the
prominent Publishers included in this Coectlon-Now
the time to fill your Seashore Satche your Steamer Shawl
Strap or your Mountain Grip with the Light Literature
Won will need for Summer Reading.
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H. Low. Executive Committee. class Of %s Thomas
Histinga f. : Lamb and George kestrr
After the election the Executive Committee VIII
make ia report, which VIII cmholy reports from
all standing committees. There Will be- no special
speakers. but The Future Of the League and IL
Exhibition" Will be presented Tot Informal d.'-
cuss!on. \ special committee. composed ~ charles
x Lamb and r. * Ros.ter VIII report ON soldiers
and sailors monument competition.
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or 500. ga. sG5 100 sl4.74G.4l5 La
BUSINESS or THE WEEK.

Tho a,rount Of money involved in sales at auction
last week was $sO5.S55 against $&9eS2 in the same
week in 1894 The principal sales d, private trans
action were the following:
Ialor & Beringer report sale at 10000 for jere-
mlah c. LYONS Of the new ten-stOry build
Ing now being erected at Nos. 733 and 10 Broadway
Ronald II. Mcdonald has sold for the Secor es-
tate the four-story stone front dwelling NO %
East Thirty fourth-st.. TO 7. NJ. and j. ~ FOX ior
about $1,000 The house adjons No d. bought a.
auction last week by William Reynolds Brown Tor
5000
Hoffman Brothers. together with j. y Haley "
Son have sold Nos. 267 and 259 Westinghouse %
feet front. running through and including nos. IV@
and 100 Warre,-st 40 feet front for s2'o"l lhey
have also sold the corner Of Clinton and Dekal-
aves. Brooklyn for $4,000 and SIX private houses
at DeKalb and Waverley ayes. brooklyn ior
$1,000
jefferson NJ Levy has purchased from Albert NJ.
Brown the four-story brick building. No. 70 Dey-st
on private terms.
James McWalters has sold from his completed
plans the proposed fve-story limestone fats, NOS
~ and As West Ninety eghth-st., TO Mr.. Effinger
on private terms. o,o 49,, o.
East twelfth-st. for Charles Wines
Two three-slory frame houses, wi'h lots' 10 Hd'Je
Mn,urn p Collins has sold No SO Fifth-ave;, a
north Of Forty-sixth-st for $4,000. He bought IL in
September. 1885, for $500. 40 ga, Zxl|, was
Daniel Whitford has sold for 1920 two four-story
brick buildings, Nos G2 and "a + at one hundred
anitwenty- hfth-st. 10 VI. J. Adrian. Mr. Whitord
bought the property in 1882 for $4,000. No. 90 was
sod 1883 Tor s2oCc The plot is 2l46 feet west Of
IOurth-aVe.
j. soils Ri,terband has purchased from T. Baker
the fOur-stoTy brownstOne dwelling property, l61X
l2 No 81 East Eigheth-st.. for lZ0. tor ms own
occupancy.
The Duchess OF Marlborough is reported 20 have
SOD 10 a. J. Ford the property NO. 535 Broadway
with hve-story building, store and loft. at $2ZSO
II Is reported that Mayer Kahn mas s0Id the
Graves property, Nos 4S3 and 40 ftfth-ave. at
about $1,000 and purchased No. S@ broadway,
al nCa "a 4
George Morrow FOR about $4,000
W c. WOOdburn Son have sold for Or. Charles
7. and Florence H. Ryan the three-story brown
stone dwelling no l26 West FOTty-scycnth-st., TO
Dr. Richard II. Derby. for $4,000
Kempner Brothers have purchased the fOur-st DRY
fathouse. No 202 East Seventy thrd-st.. from Miss
VI. Boyle
, W. G. WOODBURY. & Co. have sold No. 3l2 West
Seventieth-st.. threc-StOry dwelling. for $50
and for Julia VI. Callahan No. ~ West Thirty
seventnst., a two-and-a- half story building. for
So 900
CONVEYANCES AND MORTGAGES
The following table shows the number of convey
ances mortgages and projected buildings in this
City last week and for the same week a year ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-28

Another illustration. Here
are a few books whose au-
thors and titles are known
to all women readers. These
we offer at the uniform price
of Is cents each.
Mar Z BrVan's \ Stormy Wedding.
Nay Ayues Fleming Virginia hciress
Nr. Harriet Ir~iss The iiciress OF Egrcmont
NJ. + Burke Collin,'s Bonny lean
kaH DrIry'- Three ows.
r Werner iis Word II Honor.
/ Werner lhc Master u fller;burg.
On one lot we have made
a very sweeping reduction
These comprise some OF the
most popular novels OF the
day. We offer them at S
cents each. 1t is like ex-
changing nickels for silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-28

Books are not a new tea
ture with us-not a side line.
They form our main business.
We are afforded daily opPor-
tunities Of making advanta-
geous purchases. Our new
departure means low prices.
We buy low to sell low. No
matter what others charge
our prices will be found less
$4,000 volumes means a
great variety. There are nov
els for all sorts and conditions
of mcn-and women. We
can suit all ages and all tastes.
You can be sure at this sale
of a mental fit, as perfect as
that of a glove. Here are a
few of the authors represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-28

This sale will emphasize
one fact with which we wish
the book buying public to be-
come acquainted. We carry
at all times full and COM
plete line of paper novels.
We keep our assortments
complete, both in new and
standard works Of fiction.
Purchasers will be sure to find
in stock the books they want
at our store.
Remember this sale be-
gins on Monday. If you
cannot call in person add 2
cents to advertised price and
any book will be nnaaed to
you postpaid. A select list Of
these novels mailed on re-
quest.
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quarter-dollars to purchase
any of these at the prices
mentioned
The Dolly Dialogues. Treasure Island.
A Window IN Thrums Sicait Minister.
Nv Lady Nicotine. Master 81 BaantraAt
Love letters II Change OF AIT.
Worldly Woman. House Of the Vol.
Willow A-,-r Idle Thoughts Of an Idle
Man in Back. Fellow.
Dodo. Stage Land.
Ships That Pass In the Singularly Deluded.
Night Reyeries OF bachelor.
Suldy ia SCARLET House on the Marsh.
Black Beauty. Sign Of the -Four.
Are YOU convinced Of
the Importance of this sale?
None of the prices are high.
The more expensive novels
are offered by us at 33c each.
The quality Of these is indi-
Gated by the titles :
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CONVEYANCES AND MORTGAGES.
The following table shows the number of convey
ances. mortgages and projected buildings in this
CITY last week and for the week year ago:
CONVEYAN(-ES
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Toilet Ware.

Not much made by selling nicely decorated
TOILET SETS, full size. at STD incIud'ht
jar; yet that is just what we are dong Makes
things lively Bringing US lots.of new customers
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HIGGINS & SETTER
Fine China. Rich Cut Glass.
An Invitation.

Call and see how artistcally and for how h''le
money you can furnish your country cottage
with CHINA and GLASS by buying from us
The newest and most desirable goods are here TOT
YOUR inspcction. our prices average % per cent
lower than elsewhere. CTheSe are the reaSohS
why we are always busy)
Lots of new things have been receive" Tue
mast week which we would like you to see.
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RE- Books are not ea- Iquaer-doas to purchase
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Ferneries.

oval shape: an entirely new effect mara
know how to describe III. This may give y""
idea Background I'm delicate tnts or pm
green. or blue: pond lilies raised or embossed
white and traced in gold.
With metal inner, 81 90 eac
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TIE COLONIES Al.lLANaE


To attend the Campbell Mcetln: Mt
ueIiairo Wednesday Evening.
Last night the Democratic coionels
collected in the police court room again
to zee il they should 90 to BoIlairO 10
tho Campbell meeting Wednesday
evening. Yhero were fewer colonies
prcsent than last wOek, but those who
did attend certainly showed zeal worthy
OF q better cause. Col. Philo Kimberly
was called to the chair, and Colonel
Hughes acted as secretary. lie read
the miLutes Of tho last gathering, and
then Colonel llandlau called on Colonel
Delapiaine 30 make report from the
committee on finance aud arrange.
mcnIs.
Colonel Dolap,aino said the commit.
tee expected to eSpeud in all about Sll0.
Oi this sum all but Tow dollars had
been colo cted Alester's band lad
been secured, and $50 was intended to
DO expended IN fireworks. IL was the
idea to make tho Bgl.aira people believe
the bridge was on iirc whom the colonies
invaded Tie town.
There had Dreu some rueIgiueII lest
tho Baltimore {; Oml Company could
10, handle an tho people from Wheel
ing and Monnisyi,,r, hu. t.is Was a,lay.
cd by tho aialnmcn. 1uat the Mounds.
vile people hat chartered iTasn On
tho rowhgtlu road.
Colonel Drllp,aue wns chosen mar.
shall, aud i: was decided to liavO the
tram leave the station %! I:lj y. IN.
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THEY s,rnkI.n nm our


\ Fugitive from TcuusYlvnnin Ju'tiro
CnrnsrrI In Coni Nine over the River.
Hugh Anderson hal boon working
out about Glencoe, o., until last saLuT.
day aud no one knew 10 was fugitive
from Justice, but at tnat iimo deputy
sheriff from WayncShurg, "a, appeared
in The neishDorhool looking Tor him,
lie had been indicted thcra for rapc
hut escaped arrest, The deputy shoria
found him, but before lIu got his hands
on him he ran into an old coal mine.
fnu officers kept close watch on the
mtuo to prevent any QUO carrying him
food. but finally hit upon tho idea oi
smoking him out. 4 hro was built near
tho mouth OF tho mino and covered
with old leaves. Tho smoke fairly
rolled into tho mine and in q lituc
while tbs baltsmolhcrod fugitive cama
ont. lilo was brought to lollHiro aud con.
scntei to 20 hnciy to Wayn0abnrR with.
ont any further trouble, aud the officer
and HE man took u lalO train for
WRynuiburg,
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Everybody will b. on baud to wei.
como Camille D'Ary.llo and her merry
opera company at tho Opera House
next Monday night, whore It makes
ITS frat appearance. Maungnr Ricslcr
Is to DO complimcnted on securing this
valuable attraction, aud the theatre
g0crs Of this city will no doubt turn
ont on mas'o to rive Miss D'AryIiie and
her company O worry warm welcome.
George q, Han,iaco, jr., a.,ll roWalui as
leading comedian, aud tho other mem
borB Of the cast ave tho same a, when
last socn. II Is now playing 40 tho
Broad stree, Ihsalrn IL Philadelphia
to very largo bn.ino,t. liis ns iouHh
visit shote. Miss WhtyiHc, st 10 said. ID
more chlrmiug than ever, and hor new
solos introduced have created n iurOrG.
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william Murphy. who was arrested
by Constable Anderson at Elm Grove
on Sunday for beating simple JOe,' q
poor house inmate, and who resisted
when boins brought to town on an lin
Grove train, was arrl'cnGl before
squire Gillo7py last evening on Jour
charges. FOR prolano swearing he wa'
fined 8 ani costs. and in default Of the
cash he was given ten dRyl in iRil. For
being drunk he was given tho same fine
and tho samo penalty In delauIi, aud Tor
the a'saul, on Joa lie was held LOT the
Grand jury A pcSco warrant was held
Tor future disposition. L1 will have to
serve twenty days In jail ut any ratio,
and then take chances IN the criminal
court,
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record transfers Of real eltare as follows:
October s, BY W. NJ. Dunlap, special
commissiousr, to Nillinm l., Smith, for
=, 23l 70. attract OF iiiIy.iour acres 1874
poles Of land OH tho kelly's barn and
Dement, cemetery road,
October S, by ". NJ. Dunlap, special
commissioner, 10 Margaret j. Smith, for
obs O3, u tract oil twenly'six acres
cich; poles Of land in Liberty district.
October 10, by Charlie, kloin and
vile to the heirs Of Philip Schedule. Tor
- and other considerations, an aero lot
fronting on McColloch street, the un.
DERIVING coal being received.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

Last evening at the Island Club
rooms, on Tho Island, tho ladies Of the
Garden spof, who arc interested, Ike
the "men folks" in having the Chsr!a'-
ton continued IN the iarrY lral1 in
opposition to the bridges, held a largely
attended aud very enthusiastic meet
iRg Tor the purpose Of arranging iar a
bazaar or supper to assist in rails
ing part OF tho balance OF $500 needed
to make up the $, 900 which tho Island.
era have been ondeayoring TO race ior
somo time past,
Nearly one hundred were present,
The meeting was called to order by Alrs,
Tinker and Mrs. IL, j, MOndel acted rs
secretary. II was decided with grrat
deal of pnsuim.ty to give inHch and
supper Instead OF tue far and bazaar
proposed by some. llin event 10 TO
occurtio latter part ofnext week. Mrs.
n. y. Hamilton aud aia. p, ". lioge
were nnmcl a. committee to secure
a suitable hall or tho Island, where the
lunch and supper will DO served. Mira.
g. o. smith WAS selected 10 have tue
tickets printed and place them on,lhc
market Tor sale, The following solicit
log cOmmi,tes8 woro uamOd:
Northern l-lnud-Mr5. y. c. llamll'
ton, Alrs II. j. Mendel aud Mrs. Anna
+. Gibson.
Central Islaud--Mrs, John A. Lash
aad Mrs, Il, u. Burt.
southern lslaad--Mrs. Charles l..
Gee aud Miss Julia llaushaw.
Cily-Alrs. James Rhodes and Mrs.
John ". Mitchell.
O.ber committees we're also appoint
cd, as follows;
liable, and chair,-Iiissc, Bird VII.
son and Nellie Young,
Candy tai e--li..sJs Tillie Wilson
and Lizzie Jones.
niIloi !aFo-Mrg. r. X. Gldcn, Mrs. G.
L. Gee. Mrs. y. Q. Hamilton, Mrs.. II.
j. Mondel. Mrs. Smith aud Mrs. Tinker.
ReiEeshments-Mis Minnie Wilson,
chairman, who will appoinI corps Of
assistants.
The supper room will be in charge Of
MIS-. Caroline BFnes. aWd the various
tables were assigned TO tho following:
MYs. James Rhodes, Slri. Tinker, Mrs.
J. A. Lash, Mrs. 7. 4, lloge, Mrs. II. J.
Mondel Mrs. j. W. Mitchell aud Miss
Jennie Cocn, VINO will appoint their as
sistauts In this WORK.
The price OF admission was placed at
- cents. Tho meeting adjourned to
meet on next Saturday evening at the
Island ClnD rooms.
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INtrtilGEyCrn OGcr-Secnnl page,
li0 Nnu Waug tho Eos,-C " Harding & Co.
Jos Horne ( CO,-JsGkoA aud Capcs-S!EIh
Human Ito in Perll-Dr Greene's NerVrra-
Third page.
NcW liooks aud New Edltious-slantons Old
CTS ltouS sloGc.
Star breakfast nacon-I, r. nchTenG
OpJIa llou,c-tauiilo p'ATHle
For sair-- Real hta,u- -llgrD ], Fink & llrO
Furnished Rooms Tor keut.
Ngntod-ilURli0n,
Vented -Afir.tCasi Undertaken,
frr-AllHpulcr
SouCe,-n0ongiOp OF ranneHhlp
hutiCc-M A. koyaal.
How do iOu Boil i,ags- Ewing Rro.
l0,t-sco,ch Collie Shepherd fUp,
still COuing- Aibcrt stole ,l 20,
Youths Clothing -liiuTs Clothing House
Eighth Page
Furniture ,drpct, 0te-whlIo, llaniley &
Fo,,er-Egh,h page
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

''What is a man WORTH" This ques.
ton will DO anIworol in most alo.
Quent and entertaining way by DE-,
James Hsdley, Of Cleveland, in the
opening lecturo Of tho Y. NJ. q. A. course
next Monday evening. seats will be
reserved AZ the association building on
Friday morning. Tn following com.
menl Is from the darlington Hawkoye:
The lecture was full Of good things, Of
noble thoughts cast in poetic and clio.
queRt language, and fairly bubbled over
with lumor. For an hour and hall
tho audience listened attenIivCly."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

Annie McElrOy complained TO Squire
Gillespy last evening that sho had lost
a gold watch, get with diamond, aud
rubiss, and a pockstbook with little
change aud SomO other articles Of value
In it, She suspected they had been
stolen. but was not sure. She last
looked ut her watch between TriadeI'
pbiG and Elm Grove. FOR some reSsos
she suspected n man Of having taken
the property. Tha case was given to an
officer TO inquire into.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

The Pan llunln Dyrnt establish,
mont oSHeI by JOHN tta,meiet, nj No.
1881 Market slro1I, ls tho bust equipped
house ni IT., NuI u Wn'olnH In adi,.
ton to tho dyoOng aul cleaning depart.
mont1l c1rp' oi Nulr.ut tailor, arc
employed, who eau do repairing as noit
Nv it IL possible tlDtn0I aud Ladder
garments. t'cinod or dyol, can bs mnlo
10 look liko now Satisfaction guartn.
tu.U
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az nun cLorHIEas ANo FURNLsHERs
TRUST IN us

HARDLY day goes by that we don't add some
[ new novelty in Suits Oyercoats and Refers
to our boys and ohiIdren's stock, To keep posted
You should be a frequent visitor here We are
Constantly on the lookout for everything that is
new We secure everything that is right and
proper. We have the sole control of novelties
designed by some Of the leading artists through
out the fashion world That is Why you see SO
many pretty things here-that is why you can
never find them in any other store in town. We
do carry an immense stock. We are obliged to, to
meet the demands of the trade our good qualities
and low prices have brought to us. Our BOYS
AND CHlLDRENS FLOOR is a store by Itself
bigger in size-more fruitful in resource than half
dozen of its would-be competitors. Bring in the
boys big and Iittle short tor long pants Wearer
and let US fit him out to your entire satisfaction
Give you our guarantee and save you the conces-
slons in price that our enormous buying brings u.s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

IT. your clillron arc subject TO Group
watch Tor tho fret BympIom oI tho liz
ease loRfBunC1s. II Chamhoflnns
Cough Remedy isgiyNu AZ 8Oon ~ tho
child becomes hontlo II will prevent tho
attack, Even NitCr thu Ctnupy cough
has appeared the attack eau always ho
prevented by giving this tcmoIH II 10
Olao invaluable Tor colds and whoopinr
guVttb
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WOMEN OF THE ISLAND
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE FERRY.

rho Fair aud Eaalar Idea Abandoned
inrtho supper Committees Snmei
Who VIII Have Charge OF the Vari.
Gus Departments aud TabIrs-rho
Meeting Was a Largo aud Enthusi.
RstIc Committee Members,
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hrhANIA EXCURSIONS.


II0WTT TT1IF7 YIN T'NN'T NNnIn TIncs,
In addition TO twenty day Hul ecHFor
excursion ricEuIs,o ATLANTA, uxCcpuuna
low rates haNo boon made for ton day
tickets via lnnn,y.yanin lines. Inptt
tickets will bl foiUl October ~, NoyUm
brr $, ljlh aud a5lh, December nnt
10Th at $3.50 from Nhorllnn lior
apooid Information aldro.s John q
'lomiin'ou or John Baltc, ticket agcnle
Whcol'ng, rutls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

Yesterday Lieut.. CIomAns arrested
man who gave his nsmo as James q.
Ming, who was registered as a plain
drunk.
Officer Holmes put in Mira Rosa
Mincy, on charge Of disordcTly con-
duct.
Last night Officer Eabb locked up
Alber! kupIe on disorlerIY charge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

With the czhillrhling fcasu OF renowCi
health aud strength aud internal clcan.
lircag. which follows tho use OF syrup VI
l'iga, il unknown to the low WHO hayo
not pressed beyond tho old limo mcdi.
cirrs anil tho cheap sub4liiuinl somc.
times offered but never accepted by the
Wpll informed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

In tho poica court yesterday Clara
Winters was fined - and costs, not Tor
trying TO hang herself nor for stealing
an alleged diamond pin, but Tor being
dsnlzen OF Alloy q, A man charged
with disorder,y conduct aud u plain
drunk wen. to tho hill for thirty days,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

AN elegant Hue OF UudeTN car at popular
,pric'A, Agents for tho famous Jnr0s lly-
gianio Underwear aud the celebrated
Eighmln white shirt q, HESS 4 sONs'
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Troba,e IIn.,no,. Yesterday,

Yesterday Hourly n ,lts was appointed
guardian Of Harry Motto, agad IL, and
Carrie Nole, aged 10, minor orphan, OF
Charles Motto, docoareJ, and gave bond
in 5000, with Louis A. Nolts as surety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

FOR drink Of old Rye or bourbon
Whisky, call at lili Market street.
uEAliSL's,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

tiiNI son aeon those rlrr'ut IN 90
n uuirm 4. iiis4 IS SUNTa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

RSOUR BUYER writes from New York to expect
about Monday next great line Trough Dress Goods.
which were bought and will be sold 90 below
regular prices
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

UCr Dt. Mlca' Nrryu rLAptEia Tor SPINAL
WEAKNESS, All dtuBglets sell 'sm tut 10,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

DOS'r fail Ia have - pnir NJ those oiU.
gAut Va 90 truusotN tnldn "a ntdtfm
q, Iitti a sons,