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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

Asihe day Tor tho vote on tho bond
issue draws Eoar tho proposal to issue
city bonds for sl25,0O0 becomes tho
leading topic Of conversation. Tho cleo.
ton takes place next Saturday. 1t 70.
uuiroS n %lhroe.fitha vote to carry tho
loan. While many people urge minor
objections against the tormH Of tho loan,
the fact that II bonds Rro not issued tho
city tax lOvy muat DO increased in.
clinOS tho same people to vote for it..
Tho fact that Of tho sum pro.
posed to DO raised by tue loan $4,000
10 10 pay of Indebtedness Of tho city
on which Bho has really d~eiaultOd, part
OF 1t being duo two years ago, and part
n yOAr ugO, ought also to win favor for
tho loan. That sum will enable tho
council to rOducs tho present outBtRnd.
ing indebtedness by considerably moro
than $4,000, no that IL will DO wiBu pol.
icy to borrow and thus reduce tho bond.
Cd debt The liabilities Of tho city
must DO mot, at auy ratio, and II not by
a now loan, II must DO by increased
taxation.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
s~tranvor.in tho City aud whOOIIn. Folks
Ahrnnd.

s~traugerIin the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
j. j. Lowell, OF Charleston, W. Va, is
a guest at tho McLure.
Hon. W. q. Morley, OF Kingwood, is
autographed at the Mcclure.
Hon. D. Ii. Leonard, OF ParkorsburG,
registered at the Windsor yesterday.
Capt. Frank Burt, OF Manningtont
was a guest OF the Windsor yesterday.
W. L. Muscrave. OF pL. Pleasant, W..
Va, was at tho Dohlor hotel yesterday.
Gen. A. II. Beach arrived home last
evening from an extended trip, looking
as hale aud hearty as eVor.
Six members OF the advance brigade
Of Pawncc Bills wild west show regis
tered at tho BOhler last night.
A large party oil WheeliHg young PEG.
ple went down 10 Proctor on tho Ohio
River road, for an outing, yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. j.. NJ. Confer left last night over
tho Baltimore & Ohio road tor Washing
ton, d. O., whore no has Socurod a place
in the navy yard.
Mrs. j.. 6. Tomlinaon and daughter,
OF tho Island, loft yesterday for Mans.
field, whore they will DO tue guests OF
friends for Il week or two.
Mr.. ]. 7. WisSSl and wife, OF CumbCr.
land, Nd, registered at tho Mcclure last
evening. This is MIR. Wicscl's frat
visit to Wheeling In twOnty years.
Among tho West VirglnianS registered
nj tho stamm yesterday worO W. W.
Layman, Parkersburg; Il. s. Lantz and
wiio, DlnCkSville; j.. s. Vandervort.
Weston, and W. Wright, Warrington.
Miss Isabella Jopson, tho young
daughter Of DR.. s. l.. Jop'on, was
brought home Monday from st. Claira.
yillo, whsro she had been visiting rCla.
tives, worry III with something like
Appendicitis, IlOr condition 10 con.
very grave.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE FIELD

The Fighting was Pushed by the Whole.
salsrs-Ouo Concern Goes Back on
Thorn.
Operations were a great deal moro &C.
tive on the part of the wholesalers in
the meat war than they had boon be.
fore. Instead OF tho Wheeling Beot
Company only, that concern, f. schenck
& Sons and the Home Dressed Beef
Company were all on hand at tho lower
market, selling meat ct the reduced
prices. All these firms had all the bus
iness they could handle. Nevertheless
the retail butchers seemed to do 4 tolor.
ably good business at their old prices.
There were people in market buying
meat, not only from every part oil
Wheeling, bat from all tho nearby
towns as we'll. One OF the wholesalers
says people are simply eating more
meat. now that il Is cheaper, and about
as much money. or more, is spent Tor
meat than when prices woro higher.
The public is hoping tho fight will
keep W.. Ono mGn yesterday figured
out his saving on the meat for one meal.
lie says it takes four pounds OF steak to
feed Bis family. Three months ago four
pounds Of porter house or loin cost him,
at is cents a pound, ~ cents. Yoster.
day he bought 4 pounds for 80 cents, O
saving OF ~ cents. On tho cheaper
cuts tho saving is even greater in pro.
portion. OF course the public welcomes
a fight with such results! II only ham
al l,,a, ,youll anna Inuyn In Nha
Same proportion-but they will not.
This morning five Wholesale firms
will ha retailing meat in tho upper mar.
ket at the reduced prices. 1t was mn.
nounced that ak would be, but yester-
day tho Cleveland Provision Company
capitulated TO the retail butchers. Tho
grocOrs werO at once informed Of this,
aud under the action Of their association
they will, OF course, refuse to buy cured
meats OF that company. 1t will, how
ever. have practically n monopoly oil
the rotail butchers trade. At present
the retailers are having their cattle
slaughtered In the local slaughter houses
owned by mombers Of the association.
There arc moro cattle In market now
than for n long time. i. SCheuk& Sons
yesterday received seventy five head.
Rnd moro than that many wore received
at tho Wheeling stock yards. schonk9
already had iorty.eight head In pasture
in their field out tho Bethany pike.
d. Cattle are wonderfully cheap, aud il
would be hard to convince Il meat con
samer that there is not still u good mar
gin Of profit in ever tho reduced prices
A. which iha uhnIoaaInFa arn a.ilinO
1t will DO hard work OvOr 10 induce
them to pay Is cents a pound again lol
meat that can bo sold for l2!,
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THE I.grAILNlt9 EXPLAIN
Their Cause In tito Matter In n Card to
tho Public,

Their Cause In tito Matter IN n Card TO
tho Public.
To&s PubIti
Tho complaint raised by tho public
that cxtortionato prices arc being
charged by tho butchers for irosh meat
is unjust. Tho butchers in general arc
not guilty Of tho charge, az wo ali know.
While wo have TO 1.-Two va have TO earn
money to meet our expenses aud obli-
gatiOna 10 our fellow mon. Our CON.
poliiom (monning tho Western houSos)
put their CarCnsaOl NJ bGGi from = 10 10
Conta per pound, commencing near tho
first part NJ January, aud lasting into
June. An butchers know that this was
very high for beef, wO concluded TO
hayo our stock dealers bring 1.-Two cattle
from the west, which they did at n cost
Of from D to ~ cents pGr pound, 1.-Two
weight. Tho quotations furnished by
Goodhuc e Co. at that limo worO for
homo cattle only, which wOfO not aunl.
Clont 10 Aupply tho demand. Finding
that nj own killing was car about tho
same price after taking oil hide mud
tnllpw ~ ouf competitions wore selling
for, wO could do no better To anyO our.
nelyOs va Ind TO advance prlcoa ncCotd.
inYly, These prlCOa worO not EunlOiOht
~ ju9liiy ~ In tho buBinOia Since
cattle lAyo boon coming down, meat
has como down accordingly, until Onr
recent trouble,
sChenk 4 Hons, WOimer 4 BOns, e..
II. htOdiCk aud George HOeCkier having
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FOR RENT.


DROPOSALS FOR DIGGING
l. TRENCHES AMI LAYING SEWER PlIE.
Sealed proposals viii BE- received AZ the ouhco
NJ Tho Hoard VI Public Works NJ the city ni
Wheeling. until ~ O'Clock noon, July ~, lssl,
Tor digging trenches ana lhiihg soWor Uipu III
certain streets aud alloys
Specifications can bI seen Nt Tho ONCE Ot tho
Hand ni Vuhllc Wotks tho successful bidder
will Gu fU1ultri To give bond In tie sum OF one
ihuusnnl dollars lglVlll conditioner IOr lhV
faithful performance ~ tho contract
i,,la must bo on printed forms, furnished by
HE elem al Tho nDaf1. Proposals. to bu inntkod
pranushls inr DIHglng Trenches n0l Laying
Fewer rlpG." m, hoard reserves the tlRht tO
UONRD or PUBLIC WORKS,
N. H. Iionytsu, Clerk. jyll
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Scaled pr1r0,nis viii DO received nj tho ONCE
nj mo Hihfl Of rihllr WORKS " the CITY VI
wheeling until " o'clock noon Saturday, July
N ISIS, Tor paving Cct'hIh streets Nhd alleys
with yltrliud hrlea
supnidrntUna Tor the wnfl, can 10 seen nj the
rHtrr nf ttta iitafti III lHbllt Works The hia.
lrra viii hu required TO- deposit n certified
rhcC. VI three hundred, dollars epll with ihrlt
Ia ilpm Tho Hucrrsg1l blllrr VIII be- ~.
uultul IN rlyu bond IN tiu sum NJ two thousand
luliur glniil conditioned lur tito hllhltl pOf.
iUtmnurU vi tho contract. .lll bond ~ hu nv.
must bu on printed lnttnh furnished BY the
rlutk NJ lno Hoard Proposals tu br marked
oI'uirnlnl4 TOT rnying Streets mud AllDytn
lh6 nuaul reserves tue tlrlit ~ rolpol any or
hll BIDS, ly order 81 The
nuAlp or PUBLIC WORKS.
W. Il, iiuaRtstf, ticfk, MI
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30 srnsitoto i.toirainu from wheeling
vim IHuusVIynuIn Limos.

Atlantic CITY, Cape May, Son lqlo
City, Ocean CITY, Holly Beach mud other
Atlantic conSt anmmOr tOBofls can bn
visited nj above round trim ratio July ~
aud Aignat II return coupon valid
twelve days Pullman shopping car from
Wheeling For "details apply TO J.. q.
fomtinlon, tickOt agont, Wheeling.
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TINS Panhandle Dyolng establish.
mont, ownod by John lloilmOior, nj No.
1881 Market street, is tho busL Oquippcl
house Of It's kind In Wheeling. IN addi.
tion 10 tho dyoing aud cleaning depart.
monha corps Of itst.Clngs tailora nrn
employed, who can do repairing ~ ncnL
ne II ID possible Clothes aud ladies'
garments, cleaned or lyol, can bo mado
20 look lIho now, Satisfaction Guaran.
0auI
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THE MERRY. MERRY WAR
Between tho Butchers Protective
Association and Wholesalers,
Il NEW PHASE IN THE CONTEST

Springs Up Yesterday Which May
Lead to Interesting Proceedings.
Tho Rutohers' Association and tho
Swift Company Both Claim tho
Same stall in the Second Ward Mar
ket-rhO Council Committee Orders
1t Given to the Butchers AssooIa-
ton, Although tho Swift Company
Holds the Certificate of Rsnt-one
OF the Wholesalers Tlunks,
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OF PortWayno, Ind ,writes,on Nov %, lsAi
"I'was afflicted forforty years with heart
trouble and suGorpd'untold agony. ihSd
weak, hungry spells, and my4heart would
palpItato so hard, the pain would be so acute
and tortuTing, that IsbOcHme.so weak ana
nervous | could not sleep. / was treated by
several Experimentation relief and gave
up evcrbutnE well again. Ahout'two years
ago Icommcnccd using DR.. Niles Remedies.
onogbottle OF tho Heart euro stopped oil
heart troubles and thc'Restoratlye Ncryino
dEdtho rest,and now | sleep soundly and at-
tend,to my household and social dutios with
out any trouble.
Sold by druggists. Book seutfrcc, Address
Or. Miies Medical Co, ,Elkhurt, Ind.
Dr.. NiIes' Remedies Restore Health.
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Tngnr Ia ono medicine that will euro
Immediately. Wu refer to Do Wits
Collie aud Cholora euro Tor all summer
complaints. No delay, no disappoinL.
monL, no failure. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling W.. Va, u. r. Peabody, bon.
wood, and Bowio & Co., bridgeport O..
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Tho "merry war" OF the meat dealers
took on another phase yesterday
shat may resultin some Complicationin
which the Second ward market matter
figures to q large extent II appears
that on last Friday a gentleman repre-
ssnting tho Swift Beef Company called
on Market Master Davis and inquired II
there we're any stalls for rent in the
Second ward market. lie was told that
there were a number vacant, and after q
tour through the market selected stall
No. 3, which occupies . very desirable
position, At that timO he told the mar
let master that no would let him know
in time, il he decided to take the stall
30 as to open up on Wednesday. .
On Saturday morning President kal'
bitter, Of the Butchers Protective Assoc
citation, aSked the market master II stall
No. 3 had been rented, and the market
master replied that il had not yet, but
had been applied for. Mr.. kalbitzsr
then told the market master that no
wanted il. aud would let him know for
n certainty on Sunday. This he did
mot do, but early Yesterday morning
sent word that he would take IL Mean
while Swiit's agent about half an hour
later met tho market master and ten.
dered the money for three months
ront Of tho stall and received u csrtlh:
cato, thereby obtaining possession OF
the stall.
This did not suit Mr.. KAlbitzer, as no
thought he was entitled to tho stall, and
being chairman OF tho council commit:
teo on markets he called q meeting oil
that committee for yesterday afternoon
ut 4 o'clock for tho purpose Of ascertain
ing, il possible, who was really entitled
TO tho possession OF the stall.
After some discussion OF the matter
the committee decided that the Butch.
ers' Protective Association wai entitled
to It, and directed the market master to
refund to the Swift company tho
Gmount paid for ront. This puts the
market master IN avery deep holO. Tho
Swift. company has tho certificate for tho
stall, aud the money received for it has
been turned into the city treasury from
where il cannot be recalled except by
order of council. II both parties lay
Claim to the stall this morning the sub
ssquant proceedings promise TO be OF a
very interesting character.
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel Gu 1880 Market street.
FOR SALE.

No, iiss. Penn street, . rooms aud bath ''A
gases, Cheap.
No. Iitlhstpct. ii.roomcd brick lhAp
No COZ Market street, e rooms, 81 ,,,,u
Nos ii0l aud ilOj Market st7oct ol''1'"
pruneItv, St25ft. ,,
Nos. u mud 20 G7th street, y Moons H'l an
No. 2lNi Market street. rooms and pisa s''
No mS. York street ) looms CHtlh c,,,,
No GN, Front ST., 4 rooms aui hlla N"sR
No, 1895 ChapliuO ST., 5 rooms bhIA i''N'-'
large stable 5000. lila. All
Corner 18th aud Woods street DWELLING A''
store room. Cheap. ..,t,ot
Houses VI all sizes aud IN diAcront lo@''0'
Saloon for sale OH 10Th street chGir ,,,e
Restaurant aud hotel Tor sale on Nai'V' '"''
cheap. 90. ,..E
restaurant and hotel for sale on itl ''s'
ChoOp. ,
Cltnr store on Market street for sale theaF al,
building lots iu all the best locations "'"
city.
Fnrms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY To LoAN
HARRY. j. FINS
T-,i,,h,,.r re t,.=t tttl N~,rkOistnsiNt-
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Heart Disease Cured
By DR.. Miles, Heart Cure.

Painting, wOAk or Hungry Spells, IFrosu-
lar or Intermittent Pulse, Fluttoring or Pal.
pltatlnn, Choking Sensation, ShortneSs o.
breath, Swelling OF Feet and Ankles arc
symptoms OF diseased 0FW0ak Heart
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FOR SALE
-Four lots. Elm Grove.
No. 60 South Huron street.
No. 7 Kentucky street,
Building size, Pleasant VALLEY, fronts Is n;
Oh National Road.
Two desirable residences, Wooisla'e
No, Gs Thirty.fnt street. ls'rOoHri dwelling.
Desirable residence on Sixteenth st!ee.
Lot on S0uth Front street. sou
No. 90 North Front street,
Real estate Of every description.
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FOB SALE.

House, s rooms. brick. hall. bath and h5:.
gases, Jacob st., between 18th and ldihslA &jE
House. G rooms and 5,rOomcd house 10 Fgr,
l.ofr st., between I'd and 23d SIS, sy.lp.
House, . rooms, Market St., Centre Whesl!ss
House. 5 rooms aud hall. lot GOIiDi Ht ~
ST.. SJ.gOI
House, a.roOmcd cottagc. Jacob St, near :aa,
$3.50.
House. I rooms and hail, lot slrlmist lsA
st.. between Jacob and Wood SIS, SOL
House. 3 rooms, l}th street, si.Jlu
House, 3 rooms, McColloch St. Centre Wheel
Hqnss, rooms, aud hall, Caapline St, 81
House, i've rooms. brick, corner lot ~ sHs:
Hoa,c, . rooms, brick. lot s5zia t., caspla'
St 5th ward, 5000.
House. Mhooms and store foon Main ,Ds.
near 2lst street. lot Iixl2 feet
House, 9 rooms and hall, ChapulC s.!c,l Ia:
sd street. sLiDl.
Corner lot, Lind street, Bslvcderc, sJl
House. . rooms. lith street, Sl,Gll
Double frame house, 10 rooms aud si1N fool
corner Of sd and jacob streets, reas to' 81 p;
month. sj,6OO,
House, / rooms. Goth street, Sion.
House ! rooms, 18th street. cheap VI cay
House, 1 rooms, brick. Jacob street "a v.t
Sl.SJJ,
Double house 10 rooms, Indiana street L!I'i
onyv terms. St,5tt
terms. 81, 400.
House. 5 rooms. Baltimore street EaH W-s,'
iug easy terms, Sl.0Jl
House. 10 rooms brick, with laTgo l' h'
street cheap. ,,.
Lots on Lind street, BelvcdcN, $50 Ia!''
each.
Three lots in Park View. cheap
Business property on Market street, at na!F
sSG. 500, 500. $500. s!,O1) aud : ~ TO lAan
real estate.
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ReaIEState Bargains

GtoOmcd now house, MI impnNrA''H"
North wabash street, Very CHEAP , paf
GtOOmCN house on slNicrulh N''''
Jacob street At n bargain. Look 10 N,, ,h tv,
HtOOmCd house ON Market. urtf'e''u'"
nj sl,Ol1. FOrouc or two families rg'
Fine mnnntaCtnring site on NlI,I ..y4, ID
Fourteenth street, nj d tcmhtH'ON ".''
on long time, trfn
troOmcd house ON Virginia lf.',' riAj
Point, price $1,000 u.,y U1il
iois, siIO q and 70 foot front on FEN" '''.
at SIO01. sbi
lots ahvlN foot on South Huron N' aplg
lots ~ aud N foot front w sNr'N''
addition, rhCup,
Money Ia loan, 500 toEhNN
ROLF GO ~
Telephone att 20 rurliIllL-~
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TO LOAN.
WANTED.

VNANrED-POsIIION ASSTENOG.
w RAplIER aud typewriter, by II young
lady. Address u, H. care intclligenccr Office
iylIH
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
Veteran Reunion at Gor,!onsvilIe.

Rev. Or. Lafferty. the well-known edi-
tor Of the Christian Advocate, who Is
almost without a peer in Virginia as
a lecturer. has kindly consented TO give
a lecture al GCrdonsvillc Tuesday even
ing. July 18th. for the benefit Of the VIII
tam ). Grymes Camp Of Confederate Vet
Grams. Ills subject VIII be. THE Lack
OF Luck Of Lee" and he will doubtless
have a very full house.
on August stb there Will De a grand re-
union and picnic Of the veterans at Cor
louisville. under the auspices Of the
Camp. with view Of perfecting the roll
Of enlistments from Orange in the Con-
fodcrate army. Senator Daniel has prom
Used TO make an address. and General
James a. Walker. OF the Stoncwall Brig
adc. who formerly commanded the Orange
troops I'm the Thirteenth Virginia In
fantry. is also expected. The camps at
Louisa and Charlottesville will attend
IN n body and special arrangements are
on foot. looking to excursion rates by
rail from nearby points TO accommo-
date intending visitors. Brass bands
and bunting. TO say nothing OF orators.
always draw" IN the country and sew
oral thousand people are expected, with
a feast for all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

in Portsmouth. and on this she borrowed
500. She gave 500 TO her faeher anu
the other 800 to Bennett. lie SAID ne
considered this money his own, and soon
after. when he got ready to leave her. as
he said. II had a right to do, she Deing
no wife OF mine, she was angerei ana
swore out n warrant against me-.
Justice Crutchfield did not feel jusu-
fed to accept his testimony. not even
knowing whether the money referred
TO by him was the same spoken OF IN
the telegram. lie therefore declined to
accept bail.
James Kelly. who tried to commit sui
eide by taking qunlne pills.
when he was TO be arrested on the
charge OF robbing the house OF W. h.
Mayo was sent on to the grand jury
He said he was from Prince Edward $
Island. Canada.
Thomas Jefferson was sent on 10 the
grand jury on the charge OF stabbing
Louis Rocheccioli with a pen-knife. JEFF
ferson said he had been treating his giri
al RocheccioIrs bar. but the saltwater
set before him was not good. and ne
therefore declined to pay for the same.
The bar-keeper then struck him, where
upon he cut him with a knife.
William Brit;On was fined So for threat
ening to shoot r. Won Kramer ana John
Bolton SO for the same offence.
Herman Wendenburg was prosecuted by
the s. =. G. A. for cruelty beating a
horse. His case was continued.
William St. John alias Gypsy Jack was
fined $40 for wife-beating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

Interesting Facts About Eichmond's Citi-
zcns and other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Eichmond's Citi-
zcns and other Matters.
H. c.. Jones has gone to Otterburn
Lithia Springs.
cap.ain Henry Miller is improving but
IS sian sill quite weak.
Mr. !. W. Peatross IS on business trip
TO Sew York and Boston.
Tho Taiiors' Union held an open meet
ing nj New Market Han last night.
Leo camp. at its regular weekly meet
inc last night. transacted only ro1'ine
business.
There viii be no service In Monumen-
tai church Sunday afternoon. The service
in tbe morning viii be as usual.
Me- George Powell is extremely III at
the Retreat for the Sick. \ dchcaie
orcraH3n was performed on him Mon
day.
Mr. August Kragcl. foreman in the
,,,,,iri1r shop al tho Tredegar Iron
Works had one Of his feet quite badly
hurt Thursday afternoon by a heavy
piece Of iron falling on IT, Several OF
his toes were injured
w. n. Mahon and wife. Of Gonzales,
Texas. are visiting friends on Church
HIN. Mr.. Mahon left Richmond forty
wears ago and has been successful
farmer IN Texas.
Colonel and Mrs. Bennehan Cameron,
Of North Carolina, who have been stop
ping al Mr.. J.. H. Mayo's, Will leave for
the White Sulphur Springs to-day. Their
little SOP. Paul Darlington Cameron, who
has been very 81. is improving.
The officers Of the state Bank Of Peru,
n small town in Madison county. Iowa,
are I'm Des Moines. Iowa. in search OF
G. o. Davis, their former cashier, VINO
has skipped IL is believed, with about
$1,000 No trace can be found of him,
and il is believed ne is out of the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
Iron Bar Wins n Great Race.

The gray stallion Iron Bar won a Ave
heat race at Lansing. Mich. on Thursday,
defeating a field Of seven horses. and dis
playing his quality as a race-horse. II was
In the 2.2i class. trotting, for a purse OF
81 600. The first and second heats went
10 Don. L.. in 2:i7 IA. 2.i6 IA. when he
became demoralized. and tried to run
away, and was distanced. After this. the
handsome gray son of Temple Bar march
ed TO victory i'm straight heats. Time,
2:l8 81. go. 2:2.
Iron Bar Is 4 source OF much satsfac-
ton and pleasure to his owner, Mrs.
John l.. Lindsay. OF this city. Iron Bar
has been trained and driven in all OF his
races by Mrs. Lindsay's brother.
Mr John ". Sale. I'm whose
hands he promises to materially reduce
his present record of 2Isl-i before the
close Of the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13

The Knights Of the Ancient Essenic
order Richmond Senate, No. ll52, and
Washngton-Lee Senate, No. 1853, held a
ioint meeting last evening at ST. Al
bans Han. Excellent Senator Thomas y
Render Of Washngton-Lee Senate, pre-
sided. and Excellent Senator T.. NJ. Reade
Of Richmond Senate, submitted a report
I'm regard 20 the place where the meet
ings are 10 be held In the future. In
accordance wi the report. 81. Adams
Hall was selected as meeting place, and
Richmond Senate decided 10 hold its
meetings on the first and third Thursdays
of the month. while Washngton-Lee
Senate selected the second and Fourth
Thursdays.
Both senates afterwards held separate
meetings to transact some necessary rou-
tine business. The resignation Of Mr..
r. L. Freeman as secretary of Washing
ton-Lee Senate was accepted, and Mr..
". So John Coaiter elected In his place.
Several applicants were elected members
of that senate.