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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02
RELLAIWE.
Al Sorts Of Looai NsWI and Gossip from
tho Glass city.

Al Sorts Of Local NsWS and Gossip from
tho Glass city.
The father OF the Dunieo boys, who
assaulted Edna NGtt at picnic tho
other day, came 10 town yesterday and
said that tho boys would come In and
give themselves up, 10 answer tho
charge put against them, but they had
not appeared at the mayors office at 8
o'clock last evening. II the father Of
the boy who was assaulted mOkea tho
charge the mayor will bind them over
to court, but II the hoy makes tho
charge he will Just enc them.
An alarm Of lire was sounded yeIter'
day afternoon, but didn't amount to
anything, Asmall blaze was discovered
In Vogs'a house on Rose Hill, II being
extInRui'hed easily.
Mim'Laah Steward, Of Allegheny, who
has been spending few days at Ep'
worth Park, came in yesterday and 10
the guest Of iriendl and relatives in this
city.
Dr.. r. W. MuhlOmnn was called to
Columbus yesterday TO attend Mrs.
John UoplSon, formerly this city, who
iS very III.
Harry Carpenter. Of the Fourth ward,
returned yesterday from BeallsviIle,
whore he has been spending several
weeks.
There was nothing now at the mayor'O
court yesterday, Business hasn't bean
brisk at that place this week.
Mrs. s. 4. Buchanan will return home
tomorrow from Topeka, Kas., whore
she has been visiting her son.
Mira Jacob RIetz and Miss Tilliie Bo.
nurlus left yesterday for Philadelphia,
to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Nora shipmAu, Of the Second
ward left yesterday for Toledo, where
she will visit friends.
Chalmer Trimbls, Of Powhatan. was
in the city yesterday on his way home
from Columbus.
A. 7. Stewart, Of tho Fourth ward. 10
visiting relatives at Toronto.
Misses Edith and Alice COwen are Wis.
ilIng relatives at Cleveland.
NJ. Booth & Son have new wagon de-.
Iiyertng to their trade.
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nAMBLENs AM mUNTsMANs.

4 Fine Amateur Ball GHmo at the Ball
Park saturday Afternoon.
Saturday afternoon there will DO a
great game Of ball at tho league ball
park on the Island. The contesting
teams will DO the Rambisrs, OF this city,
Wheeling's best amateur organization,
and the Huntsmans, OF stsubsnvills,
who claim the amateur championship
Of Eastern Ohio. MCCombs, who pitched
ons or two games for Wheeling, 10 the
Rhmblers star pitcher, and his work Is
improving so much that II is predicted
he will move in fast company next zen.
son. The Ramblers will gIvo the Hunts.
mans a lively argument, and n large
crowd should wItnoJs tho game. which
wall be called at tho usual hour, 1880.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-02

DALLAS. Tex August 1,-Ex'circuit
Judge Charles Fred. Ticker, states the
law governing prize lighting &c tolIOwa;
The last legislature adopted new crimi-
nal codo In which 1t made p'lSc fight
ing a mIsdomonor punishable with a
fine OF not leAs than $500 nor more than
81. 900 and imprisonment for thirty days.
This law went into operation July 20:
Just passed. That legislature also and
subsequently passed civil code, and
in It enacted that a fight may take place
by taking out license OF $500. This
law goes into effect September let, or
thirty days before the Corbett'Fitzslm'
mons contest. There Is no doubt our
supreme court will hold that 10, or will
be, tho law after the frat day OF Sep:
tembor. Tho civil code was adopted
last aud therefore will take precedence
over the other
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MARITIME rEnnY.
HapS and AIIShnps IN tho Thriving City
Across the River

HapS aud AIIShnps In tho Thriving City
Across the River
John Dobbins we'll known glass
worker OF Philadelphia, and Miss Lizzie
Ulrich, OF the Island, were married in
st. MRry'G church yesterday by Rev.
Father s. S. MattinRly, with the nuptial
high mass. The attendants were Miss
Heflsner and Timothy DobbinS. A
wedding breakfast was enjoyed a. the
81. Clair hotel The newly married
couple left in the afternoon for Atlantic
City.
Charles Downey, Joseph Pennington
and Nobhey arc making 4 tour OF the
nsighborIng town advertising tho Fire.
mems Tournament, aud are doing good
work.
The dipping department at the Esna'
Standard iron works Is making twelve
hour shifts instead Of eight, as former
ly. The change took place yesterday
Tho reunion Of the Mitchell family
will DO held at Steele's grove next Wed:
neaday. aud tho picnic Of Standard
Council, Jr. o. U. a. NJ. on Thursday.
II. Grant Henderson will be married
TO Mise Bessie Buuton, daughter Of |.
y. Buuton, q Pittsburgh coal operator,
the latter part Of August.
Ralph Heatou rode out to St. Glars
Vile yesterday afternoon and entered for
tho road race, which takoi place this at
ternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jump, I. j. II.
win. Elmer Reed, Elmer EXley aud
Harry Rossnthal went to Cleveland
yesterday.
The annual picnic Of the PreIby teriSn
Sunday schools OF Mt. Pleasant and
Dillonyalo was held In LaEoRr's Grove
yesterday.
Fred Fox. Of Bridgeport, left last
evening for IoaT, to spend q low days
with his wife. her mother and sisters.
Thomas l. Williams and Hayward
Long viii! haVo charge Of the bicycle
races at tho Hremen's Tournament
Mrs. r, Scott and children, nt Mingo
Junction, who have been visiting rela'
tiyeE, returned last night.
In the Belmont county jail there are
fourteen prisoners awaiting tho action
Of the grand jury.
Tho union Sunday school picnic at
HaWthorn's grove tomorrow promises
to BIO a big affair.
Wilson White, colorod, aged sixty.
three, died at his homo on North Fourth
street yesterday.
Alex Long was Gned at CadIs for prod.
ding with pitchfork, q horse drawing
q heavy load.
Tho Fraternity Hall will DO erected as
quickly as possible. Ground was broken
yesterday.
Colonel NJ. +. HOslcy, Of BOllaire, was
in Martins Ferry yesterday on his way
to AdenA.
Tho Martins Ferry people who have
been at Uhautauqna are charmed
with H.
Miss May Naylor and Miss Cynthia
AnshutS, oil Bellatre, are Waiting friends
hero.
Mrs. William LOWS and child went to
Sharon, Pa, yesterday to visit relatives.
Tho Misso, Thompson, Of Mt. Ploa''
ant, srcnt yesterday in Martins Ferry.
The Colorain Farnor4' club plcuickcd
Yesterday at Dungan's grove.
Mrs. Frank McCnrty aud daughter arc
Visiting west Of ColcrAin,
Thomas II. Green Ia identifying his
residence on broadway
Joseph Hale. Of stcubCnvillc, wOS In
town yesterday
All. White, Of Mt Pleasant, was In
town yesterday.
Mis-, Nellie llulSlon i' vIalng relatives
nj Cleveland.
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WAusHoN, Ono, August l.-Good
weather attended the National circuit
meet here to-day. Two or three spills
occurred, but none OF the riders we're
injured beyond few bruises, Just bo'
fore the races we're started a stand con-
tanning q thousand people Tell with a
craah and burisd the occupants bs'
meath the debris, Beyond q broken
arm aud numerous bruises, no serious
injuries were sustained, The attend
Ancs was $780, FinHlsi
Huf mile, omen, Glass B-Mcponall'
/; Zeigler, q Rlgby, 3. Time, i;lO To-
One mile, handicap, ClNS1 B--C NJ
Murphy (2O), /, +. J. Titus (3O), 81 T.
Klser (00), 8, Time, 2il9 So.
2;l5 class, mile, Glass B-H. Il, Mad
d9x. Il T. kiSeE; q W: +; Sims 81 Ray
Mcdonald, 4. Time, 9i4l 10,
Mile, open, special Glass b, paced.
F. ]. Titus, Ii o. u, Murphy, q + Q,
Bald. 81 OHIO Zeigler, 4, Time, gao 20
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Mrs. Phnbc Thomas, Of Junction City,
Ill, was told by hor doctors shO had
consumption and that thorO was no
hope for her, but two bottles Of DE-,
Kings New Discovery completely cured
her, and Bllo RayS II saved hor lilo. Mr..
Thomas EsrCrs, 1870 Florida H., San
lrnnCi'ro, suffered from n dreadful cold,
approaching consumption, tried with.
ont tosnIt everything olan. then bought
ono bottle Dr., KngB Now Discovery
and In two weeks was curod. HO Ia nat.
utnlly thankful. II IA such rcSultS ol
which these arc samples, that provo tho
wonderful efficacy oi this medicine In
coughs and colds. FREQ trial bottles al
i,ogan Drug Oo.,S drug alorO Regular
niIs 600 and Sl.00. 8
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IN TuE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh Gets Ia III" Push Again By De
f.ntlnp Cleveland.

Pittsburgh won decisive victory
rom tho leaders yesterday, so that ths
Pirates arc again In the fight for tho
lead Another victory to-day will dis
place tho Spiders and send Pittsburgh
10 tho front. Boston aOOms TO have
struck tho tobOggAn and IL now holding
down the tail end OF tho frat division.
Chicago jumped from seventh 70 nth
place Washington unexpectedly de-
ieated tho Giants. who now 90 to tho
fsnF nj Fnutz'a man.
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ou1RnnsoN coNamAruLArMp

ny tho Great VlrElnIn Hush Mouilns for
M, Anu.PrlAe Fight Proclamation.
PuRcrLLvILbr, Van August 1.-The
following resolution was adopted by a
rising vote AT the great bu'h meeting
to-day;
70 GgrrOr CpIbTpn, NJ Tern.
"The Prohibition and Evangelical AS
ISOLATION Of Loudon county, Virginia, in
session to-day with mn audience Of about
5000 people. by rising vote, seud your
excollsncy greeting, and applaud your
recent proclamation relative tn prize
lighting in your state. Wa want tn DO
recognized rs among those who would
help 10 uphold your hands for law,
order and humanity"
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HRApouARrRRs for Diamonds and
Watches on easy payments.
McNAnEE's, 2i37 Market street.


On August II and 70 the North West
ern Line will sell excursion tickets to
Denver, Colorado Springs, Manilou and
Pueblo and return at half rNtes-one
fare for the round trip-tiekeR good
for return passage, leaving Colorado
points August 20 to %, with privilege Of
further extension until September /.
For full Information apply to agents Of
connecting lines, or address 4. +.
Vaille, s. L. P. A., ll9 South Fourth
street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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castle al Ce'o'on
,r,.ia, Dt,DaitA TO ne hYligmeL
on CRY, Pa, August l.-WhseIing
Lost to.day'a game through errors
Btodia pitched for the visitors and was
almost as effective as Couover yO'ter'
d,v, but the home nine was strength
oned by the addition OF Catcher Dono'
van, Of the Cleveland league team, a
safe hitter and good base runner
r,,ton was only hit Ave times with
safety, although he wa' able to strike
but one man out,
In the third inning, with three men
on bases, Ball drove homer over deep
left field fence, scoring three men Rnd
himself Ireland At third played a
phenomenal game, taking all chances
without an error, and In tho sixth IN,
ming caught ny against the left field
fence after long run, q performances
that Sc. the crowd crazy with enIhusl'
aSm.
own tsrritory aud u considerable poF'
lion Of the in6eld, taking tly within a
foot Of second base after a rdn from
deep centre, Il was the prettieat Held
inc game on tho part Of the visitors
that has been played here this season.
gcnFA.
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Bob" McCleary, OF MARITIME Ferry,
one OF the Wheeling clubs pitchers, was
ordered by Secretary Barrows, WCdne'.
day night, TO join the club yesterday at
Tiiusyille. lie refused TO 90, saying
that no had been roloaIol alter tho
game at Uhrichsyille last Monday,
which was lost by tho home team. Nc
Clsary Yesterday received another dis
patch, from GinsIcock, and agreed to
join the club. lie loft on the afternoon
Panhandle tain for Titusville, and will
probably pitch In to-dAy'S game.
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In tho Muses league race last even.
ing, the Daisies won three games from
the II. G. Richards team, on the follow.
ing scores;
Daisios-J. Day POI. 207, 100; Bloom.
field l2l, III, Isl; Wells 1872, 1B3, l44;
Ainick l42, 100, lb4; Stevenson IA, Isl,
l42; Blind l2i, li3, l48; totals, s94, $40,
Ss7.
Standardization l54, l6l, l54; Hall
0S, l24, 1870; Duga l2l, 100, 40; Richards
2Ol. ISL, 1856; Thompson t2G, f2j, tGi;
Blind 100, LOG, 1888; totals. $50, SOL, 696.
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spo-aI pIIgaitA 70 ne InieEi9fle1.
WARREN, August 1.-The Warrsns,
with Barrett in the box, had no trouble
in giving New Castle another push
down the ladder. Barrett was In fine
iettlo. allowing tho opposing batsmen
only four safe hits. "Davy" Wright,
the ex.Twin, Just farmed out to New
Castle BY Pitttburgh, was touched up
for nine hits. The score:
Warren 2 o 0o0l IS
New CaStle........-......O o 90 1 90 o. ?
Batteries. barrett and Smith, Wright and
snine Base hits. Warren ., New Castle I. HI
f1y. Warren 4, New Castle 7.
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2;ll class trotting, purse $3,000-kla'
muth, 1.-Two hoatsl; Lesa Wilkes, 2
William Penn, 81 Nightingale, Al Aunt
Dslilah, o; David b., 0, Time, 2'O9,
9;00!, 5000, 2illi, 2;ll,
2;20 clasa, pacing, purse $1,000 (un:
finished from yesterday -Valleau, !
lsix hoatsli Gilman, p ArcteFu.e 81
Yiolstta, 1; Jim Corbstt, 8. Time
Each 9;llt, 9;l2h 2;l+, 2'l21 2'l2k'
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PrrrsnuRGn, August Lit was n
championship gamO in every pcn'o Of
the word. An error McKoan mado In
tho sixth inning allowed Pittsburgh 10
Icoro two runs and win tho game. l'Aw'
NY and Cnppy Wsrs both In good form,
Tho nearest Cleveland CAmo 10 making n
rnn was In tho iiith inning, WHOM UCOn'
nor hit for thrOs bases aud trlod to
stretch into home run. He was thrown
ont al the plate. Attendance $500.
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KNOWLEDGE

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rightly used. The many, who 1.-Two bot.
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adapting the worlds best products to
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the value 10 health Of tho pure liquid
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It's excellence Is due to III presenting
IN tle form most acceptable mud plcas'
ant 10 tho taste, tho rclroshing md truly
beneficial properties of perfect Ink.
otiyr cncttually cleansing the ,systcm,
diapolling colds, headaches and icyers
and permanently curing constipation;
IL hnT pIyen satisfaction 10 millions and
met With tho approval Of tho medical
profession, because II ncr on tho kla'
nsy7, Liver and Bowels without weak
cnIng thom and II 10 perfectly irco from
every Objectionable substance, =,
Syrnp Of Figs Ia for sale by MI drug
pi,,S In 5Oo and 81 bottles, but u ia man
uloclurcd by the California rig syrup
Co. only whose name Ia printed on every
pockngo, also the name, Syrup OF flgsy
aad being we'll Informed, you will NOT
accept any substitute II offered
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MINNEHAN RArTGD HARD.

TWIuI Lose Game Ia Ti,uSVills In the
Last Three Innings.
sptei1 DirpaieA tOlle Ineitigcnetr
TrrrsvttLE Pa. August I.-The Twins
were defeated by the home team this
afternoon. The visitors started we'll,
but 10 tho seventh aud ninth innings
Minnehan was batted hard, giving Titus
vile big lead. The score:
TItuUllle ...,.......,.....0 o 2OiIl Ill?
Twin Cities............8 o 2 90 100 i
Batteries Tl,uIvllla. swlndell, Smith and zin'
ram;Twln Cities. M!nuehan and Prince, Base hits,
TlRUl.lc 70, TwIu Cities II Errors, Tiuiviile
1 w,vn Cltles &
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Robert ]. 10 tho front, using tho whip
without stint. The bay gsdlng was
fairly beaten, however, In az pretty
raro us was aver seen in tho tim0 OF tho
four heats being the fastest over paced
consecutlVOly In race, tho average be-
ing tribe more than 2;o4l sum
murlOI;
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A. Philadelphia, Attendance, 6.9?l T. H. {.
bFoSsiSn" % . 0 . > 0 80 il
Pitchers, TampO aud Taylor ana GumbOTl and
Anhey
A, Chicago Attendance, as1). u. H. Z
Chlchrn,,,.,,a.0 0 o ! o 80 y
Pitchers, Tory Ehre. and ElssiHger
AZ Washington Attendance, 9.OlO u. u. l.
Washiugtonu2 0 Al . % ~ 0
New YORK .....l O u . o o 90 y o
Pitchers, Mercer Clarke aud German
Al Boston. Attendance. $500 H. u, T.
Hltmare..,..0 . y 3 0 Z OILS 10 ?
Pitchers DOlan, sexton aud lIOmmlug,
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10. DR.. story's fvc.minute head.
lOS' acho cure. Guaranteed to euro
sick or nervous headache In Ave min
utes. Beet headache euro on earth. Try
IL; only ton cents. For sale by all drug.
gists. Reed, Robb & BREEDING, Whole
nRle AQenis. MwAF.
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lack EASTON'S Fault
nina. Wheeling Did Not Win at OIL
oity-0nly Five Hits Made,
RAILS ROME RUN n FEATURE

~, n. Gamo-trctaad Dld Phoaam'
ami Fielding and Received an oVA'
,Ioo-rho Other Iron aud OIL Games
plu,pursh aud observation-disclosures
J. Defeated at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
News of sport,
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Is common complaint aud is a dan.
gorous symptom. Il means that the
System is debiltated becauie Of impure
blood. aud in this condition 1t is es.
pscially liable to attacks Of disease.
Hoods Sarsaparilla 10 the remedy for
this condition, and also for that weak.
ness which prevails at tho change Of
season, climate or life.
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len bases, Donovan, slnnkol MoAloeF. D1nhl,
plays Hawlcynnd DIerhWpr; Clppv aud O'Cnn-
npr, Base on ball, Croas Nlles McAl1cr Struck
ont, cross, Mclsan Chills hlmmpT MoAleor,
MeGatr rlme, 9ll Umpire, O'Dly,
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a ~ 81

Earntd runs. oil City 5, wheeling ! Two
40 hi BFodIs. Three base hit, Martin, Home
mn Rlll stolen bases, Oh City ., Whcol'nS I.
Pit. base on balls, eg fasion 5, OF Brod!eS
struck ont, By EaS,on !. BY Dfoiie l. Tiue, &Ol
TwnTrA Eeeie
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franklin Takes Two.


SftTil Nlpllch o Nt In'eIII9eHetT.
JlMEs1owS, n. Y. August 1.-The
tlilsndevs were twice defeated by the
leaders this afternoon. Both games
we're very close and exciting. A large
crowd was in attendance. Tho scores:
Fist game: II u. 4
F'a1sIil ,.......... ....''..'''''''''''''''''s'
e,0fUn.-...... .........,...''' .'.'''''".'.
Batteries. McDousnl and DlucSai Hollis aud
T.EImmOnI
ses0Ii game; n H. T.
ffHnE lls,, ''''''s'''''
CeOTGn................ ......,,..a.
ntrchs, Agnn. McGlynu aud Duucaui IIoln
and FluslmnOns
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Nobody pogd hnyr Nupmlgla uot Iir. tttiC e%7,
Pain Wlln from drllgglsiA "OnO cent dose"
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HooD's Puts act easily, yet promptly
and efficiently on the bowels and liver,
95c, 9
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TcpAYs GANrs-NhGelIn; q TH2sNHId U,y
Twin cities At WARREN OIL CITY Al FEAnN''hi NO"
taslle At Ce,oVon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-06
THE WALLER NATTER.
Ambassador EustIs Requested to
Push It-Waller suffering.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-lt is under
stood that the stat Department has r.
quested AmbasicGos EGstis 20 push the
waller matter witt tie French Govern
rIont to final conclusion as speedily as
possible.
The attention of tn department has
Just been called by j. II. Bray. the step
son OF eN-Consul Waller. 10 the fact that
Waller has been denied all medical at
tentlon by the French prison authorities,
and that he Is suffering from chills and
is In an altogether lamentabie coniiton.
As soon as the department was made
gw2re Of this condition OF affairs a cable
gram was at once sent to Ambassador
EUstis to see that Wall-r had proper at
tention and that his case was considered
with proper speed Some % the rersonal
friends Of the ex-Consul arr making up a
purse. which will be sent him. from which
II is hoped he VIII be able to secure per
sonal comfort while in prison.
The department has also sent Il mo2aage
10 our Consul at Antananariyo, the capital
Of Madagascar, asking him TO look after
IN, family Of the eN-COnsul No word ha'
been received from the family since last
January, and IL is uncertain as 10 when
word can reach them. fOr the city Is in
a state Of siege. ana all communications;
have to pass the inspection Of the French
military authorities The nearnest United
States official on the island OF Madasas-
ear is the Consul at Tamatave, which Is
900 niles distant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-06
WHISKEY TRUSTSALE
Decree for Auct!oninS OH Property
Sientd by Judge Shogaltsr.
TIE QUESTION or APPEAL.
Renewal OF Request That Grcemhut
md Lindsay Re Made Parties Ia
the Original suit-Arsunen'
Thereon This Afternoon.

CHICAGO. ILL. Jrly 5.-Judge Showal-
ter to-day signed the decree Of gale when
provides for the auctloning on OF tn
eighteen best pieces OF Whlskey Trust
propertv. Tire sale will probably take
place August 9Th. 1t will be mere for
rnality. as Their, are no other bidders OK
pected besides the Reorganization Com
mittee. whose offer OF '3,sooeo Is made
the upset price by the terms OF the order.
Counsel for the Reorganization Commit
tee say the decree is not appealahle. and
that even II It were. Messrs. Greenhut
and Morris. not being parties OF record.
cannot come In as appellants. An appeal
would probably not stop the sale. unless
made under other circumstances than the
court seems disposed 10 grant tn de-
feated parties to the cause.
Edwin Walker. who represents Green
hut. this morning said he would attempt
To get an appeal lie was OF the opinion
that even IL his client should be folmd
TO have no right OF appeal, Nelson Nor
ris. as q large creditor OF the company,
could carry the case to higher tribunal.
COUNSEL. IN COURT
At noon counsel for both sides met IN
court Mr. Walker renewed his request
that Greenhut and Lindsay be made par
ties 10 the original case, and the Court
set tomorrow afternoon for hearing ar
gument on the point. but as he has al
ready decided against allowing them 20
be put on the record as defendants It Is
not likely he will change his opinion.
Not only will Greenhut's attorney APP
peal from the decision putting their clients
out OF the appeal but they will
appeal on several other points decided
against them by Judge Showalter.
Nothing but a supersedeas from the APP
pelate court can stop the tiNnsfer OF
the property now. This IL really grant
ell. and then only upon the most convinc-
ing evidence. This does not ap-
pear to be q case demanding such
a remedy and in consequence the pro.
ceedinSs before the appellate court
next week are likely 10 prove OF a per
functory character only.
The case is considered ended by coun.
gel for the Reorganization Committee. Tho
sale will be advertised I'm the news.
papers tomorrow morning.