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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08
THE WAsK.JEFF TEAM
VIII Meet Their Old Rival. OF Geneva
>Atnriny-Aftrr n Quarterback.


aTAcIal Dispatch 10 the INterIGenccr
WASHINGTON, Pa. Oct The W.
y ;ont hall team will meet their old
rivals. the Geneva College team. at Bea-
veg Falls. Pa. mex, Saturday. Manager
Nei.ach!an has completed all arrange
meats ~ the game The Geneva clev-
"G Carried ~ the championship OF the
western Pennsylvania colleges on the
s-t.lron In ~. defeating ". and J. in
$50 games. Last season W. & j. We're
=" y!c,prS by score OK Il TO 0. and the
c0T.HS gam" PROMISES 10 w. one OF more
'uaa usual Interest
m" local team Is aEaIn-duwn 10 hard
~ ..,.gr. Coach Wood has been putting
TOO boys through 4 rigid discipline and
games have been played Zach evening
between the Varsity" and scrub"
teams. Hamilton. VINO played end on
las, %rars team AMI who was at tha.
iretiion FOR W. x ]. four years. is again
'a college ard engaged In active prac-
t.c" last night The whole line will now
H'. strong
Tn" management huv.. been looking
nl; tJr =. uuartcrbaCk, but have as yet
h.'ra unsuccessful Herman Suter. OF
Princeton. has been writi-u for. but AS
Yet no definite answer has been received.
Suter played on the W. i J. team In "a,
and II he does not get place on the
Princeton team, may be willing to enter
W. 4 J. Coach Wood will remain with
the team until after the ". Z. p. game
IN Saturday week. bat will BE- present {
Pittsburgh on October ri. and will likely
be pItted against the p. \. c. as half
hack II good quarterback can be Sc
cured. Richards, who played hnlibark
on the Yale team In 1885,. and last year
coached University OF Michigan. will be
here tor a few days probably previous
N the Stat~ college game and will give
the team some valuable suggestions.
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LEFT THE TRACK.
baltimore II Ohio Cann0n.Bull
Express In Trouble ut
THE TUNNEL ON TIE PENINSULA.
The Pullman sleeper was Detailed, hut
Happily None OF the Passengers were
iimrt-Tronbis On the baltimore & ohio
Aiain Iinc-A brakeman Shot Ht Nv n
Marshall County Constable tttfnstd To
Fay the Fare, Hence the Tronbie.

The cannon ball express on the BalII-
more IL Ohio met with mIshap ycs,Or.
day, near the Peninsula tunnel, east OF
this city, which might have proven fatal.
The train, which leaves here at 1865 II.
M, was going at pretty good rate OF
speed when suddenly the sleeping car,
which was attached to the rear end OF
the train, lett the truck and wns drag
Sed considerable distance before tho
train could he stopped. An eHamna-
ton showed that had the car gone but Il
few feet farther II would have toppled
over the bank. and In that case loss OF
lie or severe injuries would certainly
have resulted.
The car contained quite large num-
Der OF passengers, all OF whom were
thrown out or their berths. and, of
course. were scared and shaken up pref
~ badly. II required over nm hours
work Ia right the car upon the track and
travel on the Pittsburgh branch was
necessarily delayed for some time.
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In the Big Flint territory In D0dd-
ridge county, the South Penn OIL Com
'anY has drilled In a very satisfactory
I,g lnJun producer ON the ]. Allen farm.
THIS j. that comp2ny's first venture on
20" Nllnn farm and II IA producing 200
a.''rais day. II IL not located In new
rrIFOry, hut shows an extension 10 the
south and west from the iIardman tract
~ which Murphy, Jennings x Co. have
been operating successfully.
Tn" Eannwha oil Company has not
'"f succ"d"d In getting It's No. 3 on tn"
Hf''s tract to pumping. When the well
WIS 'irsr drilled in II was rated at 100
barrel. \ day. but since then the tignrcg
nav" h"cr revised and the estimate plac-
% Al ~ barrels y day. There are some
VIM think the last named figures are too
liberal and will have 20 he cut down
h"n IN" well has been fully tested.
~ the .Ilkc's run district, Monongalia
'rr'v, the South Penn on Company
'i Dewitt have drilled in thnlr No. 3 on
t.' 6 TCnuant farm, and have 100
barrel producer. This part of the Big
.1'I. development on Jakc's run has
i''r furnishing some very nice wells.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hap, aud Mishnp, l." the Thriving city
Across the River.


The attendance In the Martins Ferry
public schools during tn" month of Sep
TENDER was lI9 greater than In tho cor
responding month In 1875. This shows
somewhat OF nm Increase In population,
| while the school enumeration in Bridge
port. BeIlaire and other river towns shows
| Il falling on. Some boys who were work.
Ing Il ycur ago are attending school now,
but the general Increase Is greatly to the
credit OF Martins Ferry The new tin
mills have brought Il great many new
people to town, and they more than over
come the losses. One good Indication M
FAR as population Is concerned Is the scare
lily Of houses, There are, II Is believed.
fewer vacant houses In Martins Ferry
thRp for two years. and II works was M
plentiful hS IL was a few years ago the
people would be happy and contcn,eI
Martins Ferry has been one of tho hest
towns In the country for It's size, and IL
IL hoped that as much Gun be said for il
In the future.
Three quiet weddings took place last
night. Miss Kat" Ralston. daughter Of
Mrs. Katherine ltnlEton. was married Ia
Mr.. Alexander Dixon by Rev. L. G. BAILEY:
Miss Bertha Wood to MIR. Anon Paxson'
by Rev. Or. j. W. Robins. and Miss Emma
lI"lm TO Mr.. William Mcckcr by Rev
Paul Hummer.
There IL some doubt about the mertiur
announced to be addressed by ILeutcnnni
Governor a W. JoTrs mt the opera ho,lsc
on october ~ az the house huS been ron, :
cd for tho week by Il comedy company,
Fred Flick, who has been visiting rrIrpay
and relatives ut Cincinnati, has returned
a hnrvcst home supper will be given
In 81. paul's Episcopal church Tonight nv
the ladies' OF the church.
The big PhrkCrSburE delegation which
went to Canton yesterday attracted much
attention as II passed through town II
was nm enthusiastic crowd. The train re-.
turned ut $50
Amos Ashead and sister, Rchccca M
Philadelphia, who have been vIsIiInr, mo
family OF Joseph Williams, 20 to Smith.
field to-day TO visit relatives
Hon. George X. Nash will sprak n,
Canal Dover Tuesday evening, October ."
Hon. John i. Locke speaks at GUNNER.
land tonight.
The Martins Ferry teachers will study
Shakespeare aud civil government ult"T.
nmtcly on Friday afternoons, Commrncinr
tomorrow. 'H
The only departments in operation M tbo
ActnR-Stnndard ARC the puddlrrg. two
guide mills and sheet mills Nos. 4
4 and t. ~ "
Al tho reunion OF tho Sixth Ohio Cnv,I,,
Association NJ Warren II straw vote WINS
taken ana showed Mckinley &c, Bryan :
Every member OF the Dnpford Guo,,I,,
should attend the drill and meeting 70.
night Mt 80. W.
Sheet mills Nos. L. and Il At tho A,,u,-
Standard Will I've started up next Mond%v
na tin mills. ''''''"S
II Is SAID thnt 10000 can hc raIs.d Il,
Martins Ferry TO wager ON McEInlcy'a
election. ''
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip About
the GlRNs city.


the GIRw City.
The Blackburn Cadets held meeting
last evening. and the proceeds OF the sup
per given Monday amounted to between
$50 and $50. After the business meeting
they came out for drlll. They will 20
to Wheeling Reed night.
Joseph NJ. Covert and Miss Ella NJ, Res
EsSger were married Tuesday night at the
brides home, in the Fourth ward, hy Rev,
II. S Boyd. They left yesterday for II
short trip through the state.
Charles L. Anderson and Miss Angle /.
FOwkVs were married Tuesday night Mt
the home OF the brides parents, In the
Third ward. Rev. II. \. l.. King per
formed the ceremony.
The SascoInpany has the Second ward
torn up now and II team ohnnot 20 below
kellar'a grocery store OF account or the
street being all torn up and the creek
bridge is In bad shape.
c. c. Carroll md Hon. \. 7. McKclvey
spoke at the Forest Hin school hous"
last evening. A good crowd was out and
heard the money question discussed.
The First ward marching club has rn-
ca!Ved It's new uniforms, which consists
OF white duck pants. red sweater and
light blue caps. They drill tonight.
MIss Clara Johnson entertained a num-
her OF her friends Tuesday evening nj her
home In the Second ward. Several couples
from Wheeling were present.
James Flugan. Of New Lisbon, o, who
has been visiting friends and relatives
In the Third ward. has returned home.
Mrs. A. Fulton. OF the Second ward. has
returned home after Il pleasant visit with
friends and relatives In Pittsburgh.
There will be special exercises in the
high school tomorrow afternoon. The
high school pupils will participate
Miss Nettie Brooks Il popular young
lady OF Moumdsylle, IL the guest OF her
friends, Miss Maggie Gee
Arthur Andrews. OF MuncIe. Ind. who
WAS spending Il few days in the city. has
returned 10 his home.
Mrs. Charles Knox and children, OF
StCubcnrlllc, are the guests 0T relatives
In the city.
Howard Golfer. OF MunCIc. Ind. who
spent few days In the city. has returned
10 his home.
Several boys playing bnlI around the
Central school building broke II window
yesterday.
a. II. Ineler OF the Third ward, has
returned home from II visit with FRIENDS IN
Newark
turned from visit with friends at New
ark.
Thomas Godfrey, OF Mlngo Junction. was
the guest or friends In the city yestcr-
day.
4. J. McScllan was IN WcllSvillc Tues.
day attending the funeral OF n relative.
Miss Daisy johnson has returned home
from II visit with friends in the city.
W. p. Moore. OF BnrnesviIc, spent yes
terduy In the city with friends,
Miss Maggie Inn. OF bridgeport. Is tho
guest OF friends In the city.
Mrs. james Dolan: OF tho Fifth ward.
Is quite siCk ut her home.
Mrs. Mary, G. Day. OF the First ward.
In quite III ut her homc.
The Gravel lin reading room has been
opened for the winter.
To-day IL pay day on the Cleveland e.
Pittsburgh rnilrOnd.
The pension examiners met yesterday In
usual session,
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E"v, lrr j. l.. SOoy, late OF Dies Molnca
I"Ha', the new pastor Of the Fourtl
si'""t II Il. church. haa arrived In III,
..iE DR.. and Mrs. SOOg. and ihcll
laughter. Miss Elizabeth. are guests a
Nh" HON" OF Mr.. Henry X. List. OF
""in Main street, where they will re-
main until repairs on the parsonage OF
htplinc street are completed. Last
@hl Dr. SOOy presided nj the prayer
n.',i"G aud created u most favorable
Impression. An elaborate reception In
honor or Or. and Mra. SOOy viii proba.
Niy be arranged Hoon. tr.
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F:ASTON. Pa. Oct. The Lafayette
football team covered itself with glory
In to-day's game with Princeton. Two
hite"n minute halves We're played and
III" gam. ended without either team
scoring. The game was witnessed by
nb0ut 800 persons Both teams played
IN aggressive game. The features OF
n" game were runs by Barclay. Wal
Er!dE-. Kelly and Poe. and Rinchsrt's
work nj guard Lafayette plays West
Virginia University here this monthly
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II You Have n Sick Child thi, /, SEro y
Message or Hope.


This Is the best OF news FOR parents
Of weakly or siSkly children. 1t Is fact
that our people have heretofore not
had the same opportunity for having
their children who suffer from chronic
or lingering complaints treated and
cured by eminent specialists In chill
dren's diseases rs do the residents OF
the great cities where such skilled
physicians reside. In other words our
people have been declared from Seek
Ing Il cure for their children by the
great physicians. owing TO the cost OF
travc! to tn" large city and the high
ices charged by such physicians.
Here, therefore, Is 1 chance for tho
cure OF the children OF our community
which should not be lost. DR.. Greene,
OF 30 West ith street. New York City,
who Is beyond doubt the most success
full specialist IN curing diseases OF chill
dren, offers 10 give free consultation by
mall In all cases OK chiidrehs COM
plants. Parents have the privilege OF
consulting DR.. Greene BY letter. de-
scrtbtns tfr,lr childrens diseases. and
he Will. after carefully considering the
symptoms. write a letter fully explain
Ing the trouble, telling everything
about their complaint 40 plainly that
You VIII understand exactly what ais
your children. He will also give his
advice. founded upon his vast expert
cnce. and wonderful success In treating
such cases, as 70 lust what to do to eff
feet cure. All this VIII cost you moth @.
Ing and you can thus have consultation
with the best known physician and ac-
knowledgsd most successful specialist
In The world without leaving home and
at no expense whatever The doctor Is
the d!scOEerer NJ that greatest u med!-
cines. DR.. GreeRcs Nervura blood and
nerve remedy aud has discovered
many other most valuable remedies.
WrEe 10 him now about your child,
Tor this Is chance OF cure which you
may never have again.
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AN EXCITING INCIDENT
Down In Marshall Connfy-A Constable
aud n Revolver Hunt Trouble.

Down In Marshall County-A Constable
aud n Revolver Hunt Trouble.
An exciting incident occurred on Bal
timOrc 4 Ohio train No. 4. Tuesday af-
tcrnoon. The train, which leaves here
Mt $40 p. m. il IN charge OF Captain
Carney, one OF the most popular cOnduc-
tors on the rond. and Joseph Sidwcll.
brakeman. Tuesday afternoon just as
the train had left Moundsr!lle. Captain
Carney was taking up the fares when
he came upon two men who had no
tickets and who wanted 10 20 to Rosby's
Rock. They got on the train at
MOundsvillc and the regular fare from
that point Is twenty cents; It is Gus
tomary, however. for s.coiliuctprs to
charge ten cents as asHdrawback. 4"
which Will be refunded at the ticket
office upon presentation az the receipt.
The two gentlemen. one OF whom was
Andrew kiug. a constable from Mead
district, Marshall county, refused 10
pay more than twenty cents each. They
were Informed by the Conductor that
unless they did so they would have to
get OF the train. They agreed TO do
this, but when the train was stopped
they refused to get off. The brakeman
was called, and he and the conductor
had to use force In putting them on. The
brakeman had Just turned TO enter the
car when pistol shot rang out and a
ball whlstlcd uncomfortable close to his
ear. He turned and saw Klug standing
with smoking revolver In his hand.
The engineer, John Lemons, saw the
occurrence and jumped on the engine In
pursuit of the constable. He was Joined
by Sidwell. and together they captured
him. He was taken to Cameron, WHERE
he was arralcned before Justice Davis
He waived examination and was sent
to Moundgville. where he was given a
preliminary hearing before Justice W.
c. Mann. who held him In $1,000 bond "
appear at the next term OF court.
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FLAME SWEPT.
Tire Destroys Fifteen squares In tho City
or GnHyauuii, Ecuador.

LIMA. Peru. Oct. lilo u. m.-The
fire at GunyaQuil, Ecuador, which Is
said to have destroyed fifteen squares
OF that town, including the most I'M
portant buildings IN 1t, Is stu raging.
Among the buildings known to have
been destroyed are four banks. all the
foreign COnsuiatcs, all the hotels eN-
Cept one, two churches. all the prin-
cipal business houses, the military
barracks and the arsenal. II IS further
stated that Guayaqutl has been burned
from the pOstotice TO the custom house.
the flames extending from the bank or
the river
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bishop is.nne. Probable successor.

AUGUSTA. Ga, Oct. THE Morn
Ing News has information from II
prominent Catholic that Bishop Thorn
as A. Becker, of Georgia, Will prob
ably be made rector OF the Catholic
University. lie Is one OF the Original
tors OF the institution and was UtIered
the first rcctorshlp. He Is learned
man, speaking many languages and Is
regarded as one OF the most scholarly
men In the church.
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EARLY yesterday mnrniHg. u. ~
ft"lcy, whose arrest on the charge
81 obtaining money under falls" pre-.
,'ns"s, waH Chrdnicl"d IN Yesterday
'ni"llIG"Dccr. was ytIca srd on his rwr
,'c"Enizance for appearance before
JNqticr Phillips Tomorrow afternoon
u Is said Crawl"y has credentials from
..-" nrm OF architects which VIII make
j, easy Tor him 10 acqult h,mrelr OF tho
'naEg" made by IIlbbcrd.
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TETTER, eczema md all similar
skin troubles nrr cured by the usc Of
De Wits Witch Hazel Salrc. II
soothcs ~ once. and restores the It's
sues TO their natural condition. and
never falls TO cure piles, Charles X,
Goet2e. corner Twelfth and Market
streets Howl" & Co. bridgeport; Pea.
body ~ Son. Bcnwood. a
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PIRATES AGAIN BEATEN.
Tut Time the Marietta Champions All
minister the Dose.

hlihhttF tItn Dnse.
Special Dispatch to tho Intellleencer.
MARIETTA, o., Oct. I'm one OF the
mo-; exciting and brilliantly played
games u the season. Marietta defeated
the Pittsburgh lsaguers by q score OF 10
~ O. Owing TO the chllly-Htmosphere.
there were hut 700 people on; to see the
game, hut they were well repaid Hast
.a-s pitched three Innings Tor the Pr
rUrS and the Ohio valley champions got
'Tu runs from him. Horton was then
substituted, and while he pitched ex-
trIl"ut ball, the Mnrizttas hated him
heavily from the start and pounded out
a victory. Purcell, OF the homo team,
l.!l the Pirates down to seven hits The
Pittsburgh team takes rs defeat grace
'GIy and has no kick. except tina; they
were autplayed Owing to their defeat
here. they have cancelled Wheeling to-
morrow aud will play here for sweet re-
yenGc. Errors, Marietta /. Pittsburgh
! Earned runs. Marietta !. Batteries,
Purcell and Collins; Hastings, Horton
and SULlru 1927
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. THE
pOstofiic" department has issued n
fraud order against Gordy & Co. and
Gorden L GOrdy. No. 10 Anderson
street. Allegheny, Pa. The firm adyrr-
tised the sale OF IL photographic outfit
and promised profitable employment 10
purchasers. These promises We're. 1t is
ALLEGED. not fulfilled.
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To the Editor of the IntelIigcncer.
Strive will ask you 10 correct tho
mistake that we said Mr., Fred c. VIII
liams, councilman Of the Eighth ward
aud foreman at the Riverside tube
works. tried 10 influence his mems yntas
10y threats or any other way, This ia
wrong. We have known him six or
seven years and lind him perfect gen.
tlrmaH In every respect.
DENNIS CARPENTER.
g. ST. CARPENTER
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stlll alarm last night about :
NJ .i'Gh brought ont neHrly all the on.
mes and reels. y defective liue In the
Na'l dividing the press and Jl;hOgrnph-
'ls rooms Of th" News building waa tIr.
omuse o. u" alarm The damage was
Ni6ht, tho FIRE making no hondwny
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CLEVELAND. O.. Oct. 1.-The man
nl-mrnt OF the Temple Cup base ball
'.-.,s announced that owing 10 the eX-
r-"7H-ly unfavorabIe weather which pre-
'alis. the game scheduled FOR to-day
has been FASHIONED un:il lo.morrOw.
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WASHINGTON, D., c.. Oct. The
treasury to-day lost $l25.2O0 in gold
coin and $500 In bars which leaves
the true amount OF the gold reserve
SIS, 1856 Gold 10 the amount OF $780,
600 was to-day deposited in the sub
treasury at New York.
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organism. II may be due 10 cateleSsness.
II may be due 10 ignorance fostcrd by
mistaken parents on the plea Of preserving
modesty.
1t may result from improper treatment OF
some minor trouble. Whatever sickness a
woman has, Il seems always 10 affect the
orgaus which make her woman and these
In turn work upon oil the rest There "a
much insanity among women. II is really
surprising that there Is not more.
The troubles peculiar 20 their sex work
strongly oil the nerves. They dtag upon
the most delicate nerves In the body and
the Inflammation always present canses a
dcbilitatirg drain that will euevate the
most robust
Dr. Pierce's Favotite Prescription has
brought comfort and health TO thousands
OF suffering women. Por many years, Dr.
Pierce has been Chief Consulting Physician
at the InvRlds' Hotel and Surgical luSti.
tutc at Buffalo, n. Y. lie has used the
"favohte Prescription " all the time, with
uniform success With II. there is no
need Of the commonly insisted upon dis.
tiessing examinations and local treat.
ment" Twcnty.ore ceutS sent to Worlds
Dispcns1y Medical Association, Buffalo,
NY. will bring a. doctor book Of 1000 pages,
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PROPOSALS.
BIDS FOR COAL.

WHEELING, W. Va, Sept So. 1885
Office Of Clerk of l5ourH % Education
No. II Fourteenth Street.
bids Will he received al tho Office OF tho
Clerk OF the BURrd u! Education until
Tuesday. October II. NJ T. ~. Tor furnish
ing clean coal and alsn slack Tor the public
schools OF the city Of Wheeling for the
ensuing school year. ~
Bids Will he received Tor furnishing coal
FOR al OF tho schools Hs wril as to each
sEN.'iistrct separately Til" contract Will
lo awarded TO til" lowest responsible hid
der employing union labor The board re-
serves the right 10 reject any or all bids
WALTER II. II MI. Clerk.
SpA,OC"NLaIn i
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For Pin Worms, Eczema. Hives, In
fact, any Of the various torturing. itchy
diseases Of the skin, Donn's Ointment
Is an instant and positive remedy. Got
II from your dealer
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ALL our city fathers say: Use Srl-
walton OIL. tho greatest cure ON cnrth
t0r PAIN, for rheumatism and neural.
gla. 70 cents. so
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WILLIAMS TYPEWRITER.
OUR MAIN POINT

Lics IN our differences. We arc not
compelled to- and No cannot draw
parallels between tho WILLIAMS
and other typowrItrrs. because ours
~ Shirnnrris." II does CvcrythinGS u
Typewriter should do most cSquIsiteiy
and with the utmost gImplIrIIv. hui
does II In tito ''WTLl.IAMS" wny, and
whether Il IL the best or not, every
ono Interested In typcwritinE can
iudg" for himself. We make distinct
claims. rather than comparative ones,
The lnt"lltECnCCr usrS and rCcOm-
mcnds the Williams.
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city Bank building. 1900 Market 81.
SrTOCKS FOR SALE,
y Il shares National Bank OF W, Va.
70 shares Wheeling Railway Company.
4 Wheeling Pottery bonds. per cent.
10 shares junction Iron Company.
\ WhCclirg Steel 6 Iron Co. 6 p. g. bonds.
20 shares RcllaIrr Steel Company.
70 shares Wheeling Bridge Company.
i shurra Exchange Rank.
70 shares Aetna standard Steel & Iron Co.
shares Ohio Valley Bank.
II. s. IRWIN. Broker, .: Twelfth ST.
SEES