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The herald., 1895-02-09
IN THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.
bradstreet's Weekly Review OF
Trade.
BUSINESS Adversely Influenced by
Cold Weather.
Chicago ana San Francisco Grain ant
Provision Markets - Produce
Quotations.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Bradstreet's tomorrow
viii say: Extremely low temperature snow
and high wigns have visited the greater part
OF the country this week and have hid a
marked influence by restricting ordes received
by joboers in all lines. But they have tended
to stimulate purchases of seasonable goods
The New York stock market has been waiting
Tor currency legislation and the expected
bond issue. The uncertainty about the latter
checked buying, but the belief that the issue
would be announced stopped bearish manipu
alton of the market. The tone has conse-
quently been firm without activity. Foreign
exchange has broke to 81 1S for demand ster-
ling on the sentimental influence OF the
ticipated sale of bonds abroad.
Wheat stocks available here and in Canada
and afioat for Europe amounted to l,419.-
600 bushels on the LIST instant, good deal
more than was SO held on like deals in 1891 to
1892, including 1881, 900 bushels more than
in February, 1893, but 2,05s, 900 bushels less
than on February LIST, last year. American
wheat stocks decreased 6,974,0oo in January,
1895. against January decreases of only $685.,
600 to 324,oOo bushels respectively in 1894
European stocks available and ahoat last
month of $3.50 900. whereas. in that month OF
last year European and sfiost wheat stocks de-
creased 5,44s.OOO and two years ago $3.50,
900 bushels.
Prices in the main, however, show favor
able tendency. Sugar alone, OF the more i'm
portant staples. has declined within the week.
Even cotton has remained firm at the last
weeks closing quotation. and wool and coffee
are unchanged. Prices are also steady for pig
Iron and steel billets though request for the
same is not equal to expectations improve
ment in this industry being in the demand
for plates, bar and structural varieties. Live
cattle and hogs are firm with upward
tendency, principally within day or two. AID.
vances in prices include those for leather at
home points, fruits and products under the
stimulus of the cold weather, and wheat, corn,
oats, pork and lard. Anthracite coal is re-
ported firm with improved demand.
Exports of wheat, flour included, from both
coasts of the United Stales amounted to
1920, 210 bushels this week, against 2, 403, 900
last week; 1,67S,OO0 year ago and 9, 921, 900
bushels two years ago. Weekly exports Of
wheat within the past four weeks have steadi-
ly declined from 3564,O00 to o,220,521 bush
els.
The damage by the Florida freeze was exag-
gerated. A large portion of the orange crop
had already been marketed. Only the late
crop and that held for higher prices was de-
stroyed. Some young trees were hurt but old
groves were practically uninjured Heavy
losses isEi on large growers A good but small
-~efepfS expected this year. [This was written
before the present cold snap in Florida, which
is reported more severe than the frst.-EDl
The herald., 1895-02-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


MORRIS to Benno Jastrowitz-NE
n lot o bl X Phillips add Pomona.$ $50
BUssEY. to susan Mills-Frac bl 20,
BRt s9wn Fl i Il to Mary Preuss-N ~
25 feet so feet lot 3, bl Ii, ord's
wEh qrFe GsATHEp;iNE to JOS weiidit- '''
Lots l. 2, 5. o, Q and 10, bi l7,r 80
LOPEZ 5m 1NS !, to Jos weldt.iiots is -Oo
and l6, bl l, Lewis subd Villa lot
IL, Amer Col trt .......,...... 175
sALLER. J P to stonewall saller-Lots
q, z, aud and frac lot 10, bl IA
and bl Al, Lords burg -. .,........ 1900
BURR, JOHN. shift, to VIM F Nordholt-
Lots L, 2 and 8, bl L, and los
and 2. bl f. Moran trt ..,........... 800
sTREETER, GROVE to S streeter-
w 30 feet lot 3, Ogdens subd lot 8,
I n 2 San fa H}aRA to Grace 10
Sanborn-Lots and 10, Lake Ave
RoW iI@i.I EDWIN YIN s to b Eeuhart and
L F. Vollmer-Lot SO, Wicks subd 80
ewYSSE. cArHERiSE i. to Anne -,
HousER, Jo,t to e Carlisle -Und Il 50
GIBBS, J II. to Caroline Bublitz-1O it ~.
side lot $50, Hafen trt.. 10
WALBRIDGE, JNO w, to Fredk Hum
melke-I.ots 81 and So and part lot
q 55, Masters sub Pasadena - a :, 100
OF 80 IT lots IL and IL bl z, o W
Childs 200 lot trt..........., -. $500
L, Il,
ney-Lots 40, SO and 81 bl A, Pome-
roy & Stimson's subd town of AL
GIBSON, 4. trustee, and Pacific Mu
tual Life Insurance Co 10 Jno A
Walls-Lot IS, Order Dow's Ad-
YoUNGs, Oliver, trustee, to Elmer
Thompson-Lots and bl "a. Po-
coRTELYoN,.. G 4 to X 4 MNeilisted- Lot 10
GERMAN, JAS T to Peter Hondeck-2O
acres Colina trt, subject to mtge for ,o,.
CHENoWNii;TfHii.' cHHAs to Edw sheehan-
Lot 10, w Browning's sub, lot l,
o Wilkinson's sub, lot L bl 81,
sHEEMAN. N b. to o. Lucy chenowith- ~
sr1M Ms GEo Ken o eiiSe Y Shilling LOU
HoNDFdR, Fl Fl r to to- IKE Sunn~ao
acres Colina tr, subject to mtg for
BRis iS9S MARY i AND WIN BLACK 'V'
TO Eugene G McCerty-W 100 acres
MOORE, | N to Z F Henderson-Lots % ora
bl AZ, Long Beach ...... .. .......... $50
NICHOLS. ALLEN to Pomona L & W
Co Lots ID and Is bl II, Palomares
MCKINNEY. AMOS s' to R webster
Lots and 40 bl A and lots 4, 10
and ~ bl B. Wave Crest tr. Santa
Monica 10
JOHNSON, T L to Luca A Lane-Iot 81
BRYSON, CHAS AND D W G COWAN
to Emma Kaiscr-Lot IA bl 5, o
.Childs 200 lots tr 49,. ........ .....
RICHARDSON, P, coms'n'r to Emma
Kaiser-Lot Ia, blk 5, o w Childs 500
200-lots trt ....... ........... ........ HOO
McGRATH, JNO, to Thompson Woods
$50 TT lot 7 and rs 1T lot 5. blk II,
Moore & Kellehs 81 sub lot q, blk so,
Hancock's survey .................... 325
CLINE. ] G, sheriff to Lucy Long
street-Lot IL. blk B, Sotos trt..... 1919
ROSECRANs, ALVIN. to Chas Story
Let IA, Minnehaha Grove trt....... $50
BRYANT, E /, to a Nash-Lot 8, blk
A, Bird trt, subject to mortgage for
NASH. B, to f Bryant-Lot 8, blk A,
Bird trt, subject to mortgage for
tpUOO ~
SUMMARY.
Total deeds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4G
Nominal Observation-Disclosures. ~
Total consideration .............,.,.$ sos, 66o.03
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MONEY STOCKS AND BONDS,
The Bears Attack Speculative
Values.
The Presidents Message Depresses
this Stock Market.
london Stock Markets-Foreign and Domestic
Exchange Finance and
Business

New YORK, Feb. s.--The effect OF the presi-
dents message to congress announcing the
amount and the terms of the proposed gov
eminent bond issue was to depress the stock
market and to encourage the bears to make
demonstrations against speculative values.
The news did not reach the street until late in
the afternoon and all the facts necessary to
a full understanding of the transactions were
not in the possession OF the street at the close
of business Awashington dispatch received
by j. p Morgan stated that the syndicate will
sell the secretary OF the treasury 3.'oooo'
ounces OF standard American gold at aoou
1906 per ounce, payable in the United
States 3o-year per cent bonds.
Taking this as the basis OF the terms the
syndicate Will receive bonds to the amount OF
S6a S17, SOD The gold, when coined by the
government will be equal to Sls6oo per
ounce, which Will make the coin value to the
treasury department of the sum received from
the syndicate, sos, III, 500, which gives
premium on the bonds agsregsrng $2.Soo
600 and makes the price to the syaafcsse
$1.O4494
Although the total sales OF the day in the
stock market were nearly double yesterdays,
speculation was dull The defeat or the
Springer bill yesterday caused sweaS opsnins
and induced moderate sales OF the general
list. There was no sustaining inhuenee IN the
market and. with an occasional slight rsiy,
prices sagged off quietly throughout the day
until the presidents message was Publisher,
when the bears made sharp attack on the
market causing n brisk downward movement
which continued in force TO the close. The
loss on the day ranges from IS TO rs
The bond market of the morning was
characterized by unusual dizziness. The total
sales were $4,000
The Evening Posts London cablegram says
1t is be ieved here the contract for the Ame.i-
can loan merely awaits signature at Washing
ton today, and although there IL some uncer-
tainty OF its issue by the Rothschild and Nor
gan syndicate, it is expected to be put out here
nextweek. Well informed estimates say that
$50, 900. 900 will be placed on each side OF the
Atlantic considerable part OF the European
portion is likely to go to Paris. Gold is still
bought up here on the idea that American eI-
change may drop rapidly.
Government bonds Firm.
State bonds-Dull
Railroad bonds-Easier.
CLOSING STOCKS
The herald., 1895-02-09
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NOTES.

C. H. Phillips, the new manager of the Chino
ranch, proposes to establish 40 diaries.
A contract has been let for an addition to the
San Bernardino court house. to cost $35, $50.
J n. McGowan has purchased 10 acres OF
olive land at Hollywood
T. IT, Watkins has purchased a 7O-acre wal
nut orchard at Rivera for $2O,O0U
Ontario has voted bonds for sewer purpos es.
& W. McGarvey has received deed for 20
acres OF orange land at st. Elmo.
The San Diego cable railway has been sold to
G. Keeper and will be operated by electricity.
The Ocean Beach ho;el at San Diego has been
reopened.
The herald., 1895-02-09
San Francisco vegs aple Market

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. S.-Receipts of vegeta-
tables were again light, being boxes of aspar
agus, 4 boxes rhubarb and = sacks peas.
Hot house cucumbers-7 01.50 per dcz,
Asparagus--20 d zoe.
Rhubarb s. |. IS q so per box.
String beans-S010c per h.
Green peas-5f0 DC.
Squash-Marrowfat, T6009600 per ton
Hubbard. So. O0a16.00.
Peppers-Green. 2d4c per Id.
Turnips-40c per GENITAL
Beets-60(075c per sack,
Carrots-3u(15Oc.
Cabbage-3H040c.
Gsrlic-343lac per ID.
Caulhower-30(640c per doz.
Peppers-Dried. 121a(0l5c per ID.
Okra-Dried, 1215c.
The herald., 1895-02-09
MARIN e VS..
SAN PEDRO, Feb. 8.

SAN PEDRO, Feb. 8.
ARRIVED.
February 5-Steamer Jewel, Madsen, mas
ter, from Caspar, with 100000 feet of lumber
to k. G. NJ. g. L. Co. and L. A. s. c. Co.
February 6-Barkentine G, C. Funk, Glasier,
master. from Westminster, with 100000 feet
of lumber for same companies as above.
February 7-Jteamer Sunol, Waling, master,
from Cleone, with $500 ties for L. AT. Co.
Steamer Santa Cruz. Nicholson, master, from
San Francisco, with " tons merchandise.
February 8-Steamer Coos Bay, Jepsen mas.
ter, from San Francisco. with passengers and
merchandise.
SAILED.
February 6-Steamer Yves tport, for Hum
boldt
Schooner Alcalde. for Port Bla kelley.
February 7-Steamer Santa Cruz, for San
February s-stsamsr Coos Bay. for Newport.
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CHICAGO, Feb. s Receipts Of cattle we're
small but ample for the demand The feeling
was rather easier. Sales we're largely at So. rs
QD4.75 for dressed beef and shipping steers and
$2.2513.25 for cows and bulls; extra steers
$500, and there were sales of poor cows at
$1.40, 01.50.
The run of hogs was small. The market ad
vsnced 101I5c. Prime heavy hogs sold up tc
50 6OC0465 aud fancy light as high as $l40;
scarcely anything in heavy weights sold be-
low 81 30 and the bulk brought 81 .4O94. %
while the bulk Of the light stuff sold at 5 zoo
400
The sheep market was active and strong and
advanced 10 also or to 81 750Dt4O for common
to extra Lambs did not show much change
and are quoted at $3.2DG5.35.
Receipts-Cattle, 5000; calves, 200; hogs
10000; sheep, 1000.
The herald., 1895-02-09

Los Angeles Bank Cles.ings-stock and
Bond Quotations
Los ANGELES, Jan. 8.
The plan OF the new government bond issue
is not received with favor by all the local bank
ars. The president of one OF the prominent
banks expressed disappointment that the en-
tire issue is to go to syndicate which
will place half OF 1t in Europe. He said his
bank was willing and anxious to take $780,
900 worth, and had telegraphed to the Chase
National bank of New York to ascertain what
the chances were. The reply was that the
bonds would prove a good investment but
that no one outside of the syndicate would
have an opportunity to get any of them.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT,
Folloviug Ia A statement of the Los Angeles
The herald., 1895-02-09

San FRANCISCO, Feb. 8.-Silver bars, per
ounce, 595lC0597sc
Mexican dollars, 4Sl5 G49c.
NEW YORK, Feb. s.-Silver bars, per ounc e
59Ac.
Mexican dollars 4ai5c.
LONDON, Feb. S,-Bsr silver bullion, per
ounce, .925 fine, 81 SD.
The herald., 1895-02-09

NEW YORK, Feb. 8. The following table
compiled by Bradstreets shows the .otai cieai
of increase or decrease, as compared with the
corresponding week last year.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Los ANGELES, Feb. 8.
FORBES J, dwelling side wild be-
tween kohler and Central ave...,,.S 800
ZEIGLER. H. frame dwelling, 1886
Bellevue ave- ...-....... ....... 40
WRIGHT, FRANCIS. frame dwelling
ssvensa.-!.'..... $3.50 - 1000
Mcconnell, MRS, frame dwelling Sc
corner Essex Sni Clinton. -..-...... 4S5
ARNOLD. I'VE, frame dwelling W side OF
Eighth .-....e......... .......-.....,. 1000
KINNEY. A. frame dwelling side OF
and Sixteenth. ,,..............,.. -. 1850
FETSCH, J. frame dwelling side of
seventh ..."................. $50
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Bank o. England Bullion.
LOCAL FINANCES.

LONDON Feb. s.-The amount OF Sulli on
gone into the bank OF England today amounts
TO ES00L
The herald., 1895-02-09

LIVERPOOL, Feb S.-Wheat-Spot, demand
moderate; No. 2 red winter, As 41ad; No. red
spring, As 4d; No. hard Manitoba. 5s Id.
Futures closed firm; February. A. 5Hd:
June Is sgd; July, As Cd.
Corn--spot, firm; American mixed, new
As Id.
Futures firm; February, As I'd; March, As
I'D: April, As I'D; May, As I'D; June, As
4Ld; July. As 4l4d.
Flour-Dull; demand poor; 81. Louis fancy
Hops-At London Pacific coast, e. 15s.
The herald., 1895-02-09
LONDON Money Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-The Evening Posts Lon
don cablegram says:
Americans opened dull today on the defeat
of the Springer bi /. but rallied on a complete
change of front of the Financial Times, which
now advises the purchase of certain American
railway shares Wall selling turned the scale,
the market closing dull with . further severe
slump in Grand Trunks, which were almost
unssieable. There are the widest rumors as
The herald., 1895-02-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Course OF Business on the Chicago Board
of Trade

Course OF Business on the Chicago Board
of Trade.
CHICAGO, Feb. S-Wheat opened unex-
pectedly strong at from 81 to 541sc for May,
compared with $3.50 at the close yesterday
The strength was caused by the firmness of
the Liverpool market, which had bee looked
for to give its usual sympathy to the bears
here. But the Europeans now experience
ing taste of the same temperature which has
been freezing this country, and more or less
making of winter wheat may be the result
over there. Exports of wheat and -four from
the Atlantic seaboard about equal 10000
bushels. St Louis reported a revival of the
country milling demand for wheat. The sea-
board advised good demand for wheat for ex-
port The reported placing of $62 400 900
bonds at 81 by the secretary of the treasury
did not appear to give satisfaction to the
traders in the wheat pit, as they followed the
announcement of that operation by increasing
their selling The price of May had, up to
that time, persevered from getting below sac,
and it sold as high as 54l4@D54ssc. but after the
news OF the bond issue it dropped to 53lac,
where it closed
The corn market opened firm and &c higher
than it closed yesterday. 1t kept advancing
during the forenoon until about the time
when the wheat traders were expressing theil
disappointment at the bond issue. The fall
from 1876, to which May had raised, to 1910,
1T which rate some opening same had also
been made, was easy, and the value of the ar
tIclc about half an hour from the close was
1850 Receipts were almost nominal, the in
spection being only So cars. The demand
from shorts disappeared during the latter par
of the session, and May closed at 45c
A fair business was transacted in oats.
Values were firmer- May closed at 29}s929l4c
after having sold from 2315c to that price
Fluctuations wer ruled largely by corn.
Provisions started strong and in line with
the grain markets, but long before the latter
gave any sign of weakness, the dealers in pork
lard and ribs had turned round from the bull
to the bear side. May pork opened up &c
higher, but closed at 221z loss on the day
May lard closed at $3.50, as against $6.771at
yesterday. Ribs, which closed at SIS. 40 on the
day BEFORE closed at $500
The herald., 1895-02-09
GRAM AND STOCKS.

Pointers on the Markets by Private
Wires.
Los ANGELES Feb. 8.
De Van & Rutledge. grain and stock brokers,
furnish the following market bulletins for the
benefit OF local spectators
The herald., 1895-02-09

Curb-53Ac; puts. 5314c; calls, $3.50.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Course OF the market:
wheat-May. s2ss. \. q, e'74, Js;, closed
81 rs m session, 9ls4c; .cemoer closed at
IL rs d. m. session, CSC.
Barley-May, 10: December, 7714,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

~ n T. = - ID LIZ.
Los ANGELES. Cal, Ju 81, 1894
DE-. WONG HIM, 639 Upper Matnss
Dear Sir-I take pleasure in adding my testi.
mony 10 the III any you already have received.
Will say that after iaking your treatment for
catarrh OF the head and throat, that am now
we'll, and ask you to refer to me any person
that may feel skepticil and will satisfy them
IS tc the efficacy of your treatment Yours
truly p. Z. KING,
Attorney and Notary Public
Saryanza, Cal
The herald., 1895-02-09

DR. WONG HIM, who has practiced moi
~ cine in Los Angeles for 20 years. and
whose once is at $50 Upper Main street. WIN
treat by medicine all diseases of women, Aeo
and chill drup. The doctor claims that he hsa
remedies that are superior to all others a. &
specific for troubles OF women and men. 4
trial alone will convince the sick that DA
Wong Hfna remedies are moHs eficaci6gs thaa
can be prescribed. DI. WONG Him Is Chincs0
physician OF prominence and gentleman 81
responsibility. Els reputation 10 more thar
we'll established, and ali persons needing his
services can rely on kir skill and ability.
cure 10 guaranteed In every case In which . re-
covcry Ia possible Herb medi cines for sale
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Not included in total.
No: included in total-contafning items
other than clearings.
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New YORK lotion Market.
NEW YORK, Feb 3.-Cotton closed steady and
prices unchanged.
The herald., 1895-02-09

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.--Petroleum Easier;
Pcnnsylvania oil sales, none March option
sales none: closed at 1913; Lima oil sales
none.
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Bank Clearings

to the forthcoming report of the expert on the
CO mpany, but they are probably exaggerated
The herald., 1895-02-09
Tho Orange Market.

NEW YORK Feb g. Oranges. nominal; fan
cy, So. O0@ so; others, s. 0014.00
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Flour-steady; Winter patents, So. 5oG2. 65 !;
straights, 81 Oo(0250 spring patents, SO. 10 q
J.50; straights. S2lU02.o0; bakers extras,
$3.50.
Wheat-No. 2 spring. 5s}S a5s1zc; No. 3
spring, nominal; No red, Dol a. &c.
Corn-No. 2, AL c.
oats-No. 2, asIsei No. . white. 32l4933l4c
No. white, 32a.
Rye--No. ., . | :. 0552c.
Barley-No. 2, o6g5615 No 8. SO: No.
4, SAY.
Timothy seed-Prime, $685..
Mess pork-Per bbl.. $ O.l06l0 90.
lard-Per 100 lbs. Sij.6ztg 52lg.
Short ribs-Sidcs, loose. 10. 1n@5.l5.
Shoulders Dry salted loxed, ~. 62I a(1l. 10.
Short clear--Sides, boxed, ~5.456g 80.
Whisky-Distillers' finished good, per gal,
&1.22
On the produce.cxchauge today. the butter
market was steady: creamery, 1ztg BE: dairy,
902ec
Eggs were firm at % &c
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Article. Receipts ship'ts.
Flour, barrels. .......rs~ 10. 40 1000
Wheat bushels. ...rS.. l4,o0J 1000
The herald., 1895-02-09

The Weeks Failures.
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-R. G. Dun & Co.'S weekly
review of trade tomorrow will say:
The failures for the past week have been 2Sl
in the United States against 3S5 last year, and
SO in Canada against go last year.
The herald., 1895-02-09
DIR. WONG HIM
HERB DOCTOR

$50 Upper Main Street. Los Angeles.
20. BOX 227, STATION @.
Los ANGELES, CALI June II, 1894
TO THE PUBLIC: have been suffering with
piles and kidney trouble for over ave years,
And have tried several remedies, but all failed
to relieve me- A short time since tried DR..
Wong Him, $50 Upper Main street. aud IN
row well and strong, and consider him hsst
class doctor. Yours truly,
w. Fl. HILLYER,
235 s. Hi st., Los Angeles Cal
Los ANGELES, June 8, 1888.
To TEE PUBLIC. For over five years ! have
beeu troubled with nervous sex headache aud
liver complaint. didn't seem 10 find any hele
from the many doctors and medicines tnst}
tried until tried DIR. Wong Ham, $50 Uppa
Neia ptrees am now we'll. Yours truly,
MISS NJ G. BROCK.
ze Hin ton ave-. Los Angeies, Cal
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Following is statement OF the Los Angeles
bank clearings for the current week.
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RECEIPTS.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. S.-The official CLOSING
quota tions for mining stocks today were as fol
lou
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-18

The city beard Of education met in
regular monthly session last evening
with the following members prelent;
Mslars. Birch, Dudley, Hubbard, JalIer.
son, Maxwell, Mcconnell. Alsdlck, Nil.
Ter, Minlgan, Nssbitt Waliord, Weld.
ner and President Ulrich, Clerk Hall
was At the dslk. The minutes OF the
preceding meeting we're read and found
correct.
The superintendent Of seheelV, Prof,
W. H, Anderson, made his September
report, % follows;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-18
YesterdnIla M Alnrnl.

The alarm from box II yesterday be-
tween u aud o'clock was caused by a
blaze in the garrett Of q house on North
Main street, occupied by q family
named SauteE The firemsu said there
was pile Of aahes and rubbish in the
garrett, and that apparently the blaze
was started by throwing hot ashes on
the door Il was put out with slight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-18

BIO appointed 70 Investigate and report
% tue board 90 % the adyisahllity Of
Distributing text books and school sup
plies direct % the pupils, a cost
through tho doi education,
President ulfieh named AZ tho com.
mIttse, Means, Maxwell. STATION and
Dlckey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-18
CHARGED WITH noBRRRY.


the Case Settled
Yesterday man who gave his name
IS Jim Hanlou, and whose home was
said to be in steubenyille, though no
had been q slltenyille for come time,
WAS arrested here by oficnr MeCana-
land, on q charge preferred by John
Tracy. Of sistsrHYiIle. who claimed he
had robbed him Of $50 there some time
ago. Ha was Arraigued before Squire
Phillips but his uncle, also a sleubAn,
vile man, repaid the money and the
case was conRFomised, Vnd Hpnlon lot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-18
BOARD on EDlGATION
An Interesting ssasion Of the
School Magnatas Last Night
IHE LETTING or COAL CONTRACTS

For she Coming Year was tho Draw
ing caFd-Ths Koshallas BID, she
Lowest Thrown out-rhe GilohFIst
Bid Accepted upsFIptsRdsas An
dsFsOa's Monthly Report osheF
business Transacted by she Board.