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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
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stations foot o. restr. secs aaa co-,ardt Streets
300 " n Eg'y January g.. lSle. ,..,-
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w. cas 5r,s ' oa,a "'5 ,'9 "s c ' '' 3
l'giayIie i5o 4 ST. s.; Ioas soo 7 st. ana TolcIc
40 y. VI. CHICAGO AND 81. LOUIS EXPIRES
rTrinian Sleeping AMI Dining Ca,s 30 s.. LOUIS i.ous
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f;es taa,aas " inla nsp' an" iol5 = w.
$40 =. W. rAriic rXIrs> l,imaa sieegne, ca'
land Ns'a.y ',a"eHs 'a crcag, dsl} ana cie'~
s. $50 M ~ u MD ,TnH. sorrn:, d., o.
G,nas c, H. i~q all iar "nt nan r.i 20 y
- as1t. sunda.. sfo $40. ii g. " g 20 Con
dining Car l3o dining clr, : cDnins ali p NJ
So, rHEEN RAILwtY.-a2o p. NJ daily sleepers to
T., a. Nv - nC "a Il. Tamr" 40 r. N aoG q' IIS
d-.i' night daily sleepers to New orleans and
Atlantic A. COAST iINH "Fonaa spcial OR Ie.A
4 ~ daily. S.,per- Il, 4. RI Tampa Atlanta and lack
S.n,ie 500 T.. NJ. da:y sleeper, 10 JIcksn,.il, and
cnEsN..=lN E IS 3HIo RAILWAY. Express 800 r NJ
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hunet I4Ilf Car throusl g, Atlantic CITY. ~
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i2l3 nis', @5nsS 1 .,' a. aoo 40 90 ~ ms'5
J." H. T. VI. Dnina Cfr. 80 !. 80. f3u 'ilia nG
IISSr; DINING carr. dInins carr. 10 5 = NJ.
Ti Hs, S'ces Nos a. pa LES a2a III and 2eI
broadway ana bro Alyu Annex station. 10; ~; FG.'oc
ran-ier t."@a VIII os for and s6eck baggage i'm
h'eis nnt ri iences through to dcsunat,n y,on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

.,xeytne Aseneth. 10 George Grossmann. 3lst-
$50 T. g Of l0fh-ave years .............. 5
rrnercisl Cable Building Company to the Cen
.-aj Trust Company. Y all real estate prop
-.Ies and franchises bonds. ~ years j .OV
orl,o Joseph and wife 20 William j. RAYMOND
.isiee Thomas McMuien. 6jth-st. 2Io # W -
4 shave. years. ..........- -
nsiansd Elizabeth 20 Eliza Telaheld. corner
r,~oef, Isabel to Annie : Mccormack. " : Gro
,'na-a,c -, Fl y - Crotona-ave. year. ....:..
cnin Micraol and wife and James W Taylor
,o James flanagan. 1O%d-st. $50 West End
ave . years. .........-
ssr,. 10 lanes Flanagan. u corner West End
sv, and iO3d-s; . years. and instalmen's ~
mortgages w.
Grr,ry Mary 10 the Tmigra1t Industrial Savings
RAM corner LeNington-avs ana 4lst-st' :,
Letter Louisa A. and Henry to Hosea
b Perkins lots III and 1l2 map Charles DarEe
Ivngston James. and wife 10 William Halls
sons $ S4th-st 10 II W of Columbus-ave.
Nelmoth Dorette. and Ernest G. Fred X and
uenrv .. Al 20 Metropolitan Savings Bank. : -
corner Warren and West Broadway. l year IL
Path Ernest 90 Henry Gescheidt. No 1'o
schmidt, Frederick William c Strange. No
Weed joseph T. 20 Metropolitan Life Insurance
Cornpany 7ist-st. l25 IT OF Columbus ..
wolkenberr I.seph. TO Joseph Rupert NO 3Oi
Stanton. &C. '"nand. lease .-.................'.
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Real Getute,
NEW-Y0RK REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGE CERTIFICATES.

Now-~ferei by the Lawyers Mortgage Insur-
ance Company.
percent. for permanent or temporary invest
non:.
f;aris ccrsiGirs,te :.s~i&n> ur undivided
interest I'm "a specific geond and Mortgage
on NeT-YOrk City property described therein
Guarantee Of payment of principml
and interest.
Title insured by
Lawyers Title Insurance Company oG
Ecw.E0rk.
Certificates registered by a T-,ijt Company and
assignabc on books Of
Lawyers Mortgage Insurance Com-
pany.
Apply az Office OF company. 81 and 80 Liberty
Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
ERIE RAILROAD.

.O.n.
follows. ana I've nnui,s caIl,! lI.in N'.t @iis
600 insam Hr nr. h' ao p niad h VAN JAM
M-adtil and the West railor 10
Bufidl0.
23O M'es.S ehsa li'G S ss foa A
100 A. ~, Chicago J.35 T.. NJ. Slecpers 10 chr
Gle, Gland and Cincinnati. DINING car
ION 4. VI. Buffalo Ne.tihulrl Express DaiS. arrives
t.')O Buffalo : 80 \. NJ. making direct connections
for Detroit. Chicago ana the West
$40 ~ c i rh i a9 H.s" % ai
faio Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car.
fI,rftIiS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PI I.f.NAN
l nroaaiiYus al III. 2Gl iO and ~ Broadway.
Ia; i.Jflgf chambers and West 23d-st. ferries
EDwYork % liioa!~ay aad 33 Fultonst. brooklyn. ~
irrdeon d fIri,.krn Jersey city Station. Enc
r.nsfer company ais i1r aud checks baggage from
hotels and residences 10 destination.
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uITLDING PLANS FILED.


r... ..l alterations for the following new hnldnSs
W. fl.I yesterday:
N.c buildings 49,,
I:sd-s. n o. q OF Melrose-ave a three
sg frame tenement O' i'""" ', $500
l,,.f-si s. 1453 Il Of Morris-aNe. three
s;or, frame tenement. by Henry and Elizabeth .ono
(;am5el of No 5I East 13ith st .......... ooo"
Feats31d-ave : 30 q Il % lS2d s. a one
tory frarre dwelling. by Benjamin + Gerdins 20
z Norris and Highbrklge aves ,.....,....' "
MONS Park ave. : 20 r. " OF lhncoin ST.
fv.,-sirrv dwelling. by Ralph ana MIN -, ooo
ne Maziotta q No 3Ji East l2ith ST. o'Vo"
Tns-sv, " e 2y5 II II 16Jih-s three
-7v frame dwellings b. George w Flaeg OF
20 'si Inter n, alesaVe' anu 10000
Alterations
parl Place No % b. Charles De Rham. OF NO;
- ath-ave 10 a nve-story brick factory ana q, eoo
'fNV
R,sreton- 81, No. III by a NJ Levy. or No 10
Division-st three-story ana basement CA
brick and store. w
shave No. SjT. by the estate OF Da"id Jones
Tohn J Jones trustee. 10 a six-story DITCH o oco
store and tenement.
Srh-st No 81 and G3 East. by the Real Estate
,nrnIany, 70 TWO iouf-s'o'' e'o'es 1000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-16
THE LEATHER FAILURE.
Ksans, suttsrIss & Co.'S Liabilities Nay
Reach FOar sIlniOns-othsr Failures

K.ans, satterIse 4 Co.'S Liabilities oiay
Reach Four sIInions-othsr Failures
Follow.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan. 15.-The
leather trade of this city was thrown
into state OF CONSERVATION to-day by
the announcement that the liabilities OF
Keene. sutterIe & Co, leather dealers
and Importers. who failed on satur-
day, VIII reach. II they do not exceed
100000. This statement is made by
leather merchants OF the highest COM
merctal standing, who affirm that lea
ther was only one OF the various COM
modities handled by this arm. They
were heavy importers OF goat skins,
ehen,lcals, coffees. wool and hides, most
Of which came from South American
ports.
Their arriving eonsigumerts were
very large in many cases, and their
consequent output Of these goods was
necessarily large: but Il was not al
ways a profitable output, say the
-Four other leather l,'rses have since
gone down In the crash which wrought
the ruin OF the larger hrm- These are
John NJ Fenlin. liabilities nearly SluO,-
UOOs Ch4rIea w. IAnutil, NA0V,vVVs SA4slts,'
IllinSsworth. trading a. the Eagle
Glazed Kid Glove Company and John
A. Duncan. The liabilities OF the latter
two houses are not yet known.
Frederick W. Sutterle and Ledin have
not been seen by those with whom they
usually associate since last Thursday.
From whisperings in the trade II would
be supposed that many Of the men who
hest knew the concern and its methods
are Inclined TO believe that the failure
hinges considerably more upon the dis
appearance Of these two men than IS
COMMONLY supposed
No other failures are anticipated by
the various trade merchants who re-
main above ground financially, and the
general feeling Is that the leather bus
mess win soon reach better basis than
II had before the failures.
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rs "a cAHnrpArgf
A writer VINO says IIarrison's Sau,s WIZ
be Presented.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Jan. l5.-Tn lta
series Of articles on Republican preuI-
Dental candidates. the Commercial
Gazette tomorrow Introduces a strong
article, under a Pittsburgh date, from
a prominent Republican fayoring ex-
President Harlson's nomination. as
follows.
"Uniess death or an unequivocnl de-
ciInation lnterposes. the name OF Ben
iamin Harrison viii go before the Sc.
Louis convention and receive substan-
tial support
and the name will not be presented
to the convention BY Indiana. It viii
he precipItated by delegates whose
home are far remote from Hoosier soil
Gen. Harrison IS n natlonul character.
pre-eminentiy. It may be- that q Penn
sylvania orator win formally present
the distinguished statesman to the ma
tional body OF representative Republic
cans, although It Is understood that II
Is the present intention of the ex-Presi-
dents friends not 70 make formal
presentation. bat simply let his
strength develop, and vote for him from
start 70 finish without announcement.
at r. certain that Indiana Will have
a loyal delegation OF thirty personal
friends ut St Louis ready TO Do Gen.
Harrison's viii. whatever that may be
at the time"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-16
Mss ANTHONY MAD.
she Says that President Eliot. ofHsrvard
A. Guilty. OF Treason.

ROCHESTER, n. Y. Jan. l5-MIss
Susan 3. Anthony is much lncensed at
the criticisms OF President Eliot, Of
Harvard University and Bishop Doane,
OF Albany. on her cali for the twenty
eighth annual convention Of the Amer
tcan Womans' Suffrage Association In
Washington. January . 20 Is. Miss
Anthony said to-day:
The trSt and only time / ever saw
Precedent Eliot was at the convention
OF all the superIntendents OF schools Of
the United States. Before that great
audience President Eliot declared that
It was not the interests Of the American
patriotism or loyalty TO have women
teachers IN the schools. There form
ed my Idea OF the man and have not
changed Il. Regarding the criticism
that have IN any way distorted his
letter, it Is not true. It Is harmful 70
the nation to have such man As Atr.
Eliot at the head OF such a great InstI-
tuition as Harvard University. HIS
views are naturally impressed on the
minds OF the students and the country
Is worse on for II. In my mind. AIr.
Eliot Is not an American OF whom a
true patriot should be proud. He Is an
arch-traitor and has by this letter
alone committed treasoI''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-16
IN TyT~P COUNTY.
The Kyle We'll IIns,. ~ It's Production
FiEurrs-on Middle Island.

The Kyle Well IIn,,l ~, It's Production
FigurCs-on Middle Island.
The pevonlan Oil company's wildcat
on Indian creek, Tyler county. located
on the Kyle farm. east OF the big
Noses gasser. continues the stellar at
traction In the southwest The well is
reported holding up at twenty-five
barrel an hour gait. says ID. s. w. II
will be a month or longer before any
more wells will be due In that vicinity,
and the wildcat will have a good long
pull at the territory before It viii have
TO share Its honors with any new wells
in that part OF the field. To the south
and southeast OF the Big Moses Is q
wei on the Iackmau farm and another
on the Furhee farm, that have been
drilled to the top OF the sand. and were
shut down on account OF the big gas
pressure. There Is no doubt but that
both will make oil producers when the
gas pressure has subsidized so they can
be drilled deeper.
Very little work IS under way in the
Eeener sand territory on Middle Island
creek the producing territory having
been fully defined
Three wells on the Dye Brooks farm
are producing in the aggregate about
ITO barrels day It was on the strength
OF the showing made by the No, Dye
Brooks that a prominent operator paid
$4,000 for q small well on the Hin farm,
including 400 acres OF territory. and
then spent 10000 testing the stun and
never got q dollar In return. It's q
great gamble and the fellow who tGras
down his hand quits ahead OF the game.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-16
IN OILS DOMAIN.
Monroe County Comes to the Front
With Another Gusher.
GAYLEY BROTHERS COLEBAuGH
Well /. the Latest Addition TO the Recent
eu.hers-Rsportsd to be Doing Twenty
HarrsI. an Hour--opsration' on The
Ohio side VIII be Active Asaln-NswS
from the wavsriy Fisld-Ths Reed Well
Is Probably Dry Hole.

Another good well was drilled in over
on the Ohio side OF the sIstersville field
yesterday afternoon. and it Is one that
makes the section In the vicinity Of
the colebaugh farm look very good.
The well drilled In was that of Gayiey
Bros. on the Colebaugh farm. The well
Is a little In advance Of anything yet
drilled In that section, and Is flowing at
the rate Of twenty barrels an hour.
II is located on the line Of the Stewart
farm. on which Crawford & Treat are
drilling couple OF wells, and 1t now
looks like certainty that these people
will get good wells on the Stewart farm.
OIL men were OF the opinion last night
that there has been new pool opened
up over In that section, and that there
viii be q repetition OF the Detst ex-
element In q short time.
quite a number OF operators who
have been waiting to see what this
well would make have now stgnined
their intention OF going ahead and drill
ing on their territory.
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NAY BE pIsAPPoINTINe.
Reports from thr Big Rasknaau Well arr
not Encouraging.

Reports from thr BIZ Rasknaan Well arc
not Encouraging.
The operators In the Eureka field are
very much exercised over the Union OH
company's strike on the Ruckman
farm, located $500 feet from the Braden
4 Company well on the Hammett farm.
The later reports from the well are
somewhat conflicting and It Is altogeth-
er likely thaE the well has been over
estimated and will not prove the big
product that was claimed fer II when
first drilled into the sand. One OF the
owne-S stated that he had not heard
from x, but did not think It had been
drilled any slnee Saturday. when the
show OF oil was developed. and the well
shut down to make connections and
move back the boiler. 4 telegram from
Eureka later stated that the Ruckman
well had been drilled TWO screws during
the afternoon. but had not improved;
II was further stated that the well had
not made 4 flow since Saturday.
Braden & Company have for the first
time. tUbed their well on the Hhmmett
farm, and will put II to pumping I'm
less the Buchanan well improves with
deeper drilling II viii be sad disap-
poIntmert for the holders Of territory
TO the south OF the big well on the Ham
NETT farm. Some big bonuses have been
paid for some OF the territory in that
ioSaikfy
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me Lax. Carter, A..oel.tion.

DETROIT. Mich. Jan. 1S-Members
representing nearly $1O0OOo.Ooo worth
Of property are present at the annual
meeting OF the Lake Carriers Associa-
ton, which opened In Whitney's Music
Hall shortly before noon. All the lead
ing lake ports are well represented.
The reading OF the annual reports
showed tonnage In the association for
the year OF 81. $50 tons, compared with
Ss0.l3S for the year ending March II,
1895 The dues OF J cents per net regis
tered tonnage were mostly paid up.
Thirteen thousand nine hundred and
seventy-aye men had been shipped. ac-
cordlng TO the shipping Offices at Chi
caEo. South Chicago. Buffalo, Ashta-
buia and Toledo. II was estimated that
a saving OF over $4,000 had been effect
ed by vessel owners purchasing fuel
where they pleased, according to the
action taken at the last annual meet
ing.
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YVES. ylrslnlan. at yva.hIngton.

Special Dispatch TO the intelllgencer.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jaa. la-seu-
asor Elkius will leave tomorrow with
other pronlnent Statesmen, by special
train. for Philadelphia. where the party
will be tomorrow evening the guests
OF the Clover Club.
E1-Afarshal Columbus Sehon Is IN
the city. stopping at the varnum. He
IS on private business and will remain
several days.
Editor White. Of the Parkersburg
Journal. ex-Presidert OF the National
Press Association, Joined that organI-
E7tion here tonight and will accom-
pany II on Friday to 81. Augustine.
Florida, where this years convention
will meet. The party VIII number one
hundred and nifty. Several members
Of che West Virginia delegation are al
ready here. including J. Z. Hall, Of the
intelligence. one OF the deiegates-at-
large.
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RN o.Prr.isl.nsr.

II Is said on good authority that the
Baltimore & Ohio management Is con-
sIdering the advisabillty OK Offering
the presidency OF the company TO d.
3. Robinson. first vice president OF the
Atehison company. 4 preferences has
been expressed for Mr. Robinson be-
cause OF his ability as an operating
manager, which Is what the company
particularly requires. The financial
fnanagement viii rest with the board or
with the finance committee. says the
New York Mall and Express.
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LNaA1 NOTICES.
NRpER o PupLIcArIoN.

ORDER or PUBLICATION.
The State OF West Virginia. Ohio cOun.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
West Virginia January Rules, iSs6
Laura Jane ohies vs.. Jacob ohler-In
SUMMONS:
The State OF West Virginia.
To the Sheriff OF Ohio County. Greeting:
We command you that you summon
Jacob ohIer, II he be found In your BALL.
wick, to appear At the clerks oiiice Of the
circuit court OF Ohio county. At rules 10
BE- held for the said court. on the DIST
In chancery exhibited against him In the
said court BY Laura Jane 0hler. And
have then and there this writ. Witness
John W. Mitchell, clerk Of our said court.
at the court house OF said county. IN the
city OF Wheeling. the ID day Of Decem-
her. 1895, and in the sd year Of the state
OF West Virginia.
JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
SherifTs Returns-Iacob Ohler is no In
habttant Of my halliwicE, nor found there
IN this 9Th day OF January, IseS.
GEORGE. s oTTE,
Deputy Sheriff. fer A. A. Franxheir1,
Sheriff OF Ohio County,
The object Of this suit IS to secure 4
divorce vinculo natrimonl from the de-
fendaut.
And II appearing from an afiidavit fled
In said cause. at these rules, that the de-
fenGnnt, Jacob Ohler, Is NOT q resident OF
the state OF West Virginia. and he not
having been served with process In sad
suit, on motion Of the complainant, by her
solicitors, this order OF publication Is en-
tered against him, and Il 4 ordered that
the said defendant. above named, be and
Is required to appear within one month
after the date OF the first publication OF
this order and do what q necessary TO
protect his interests Il IS further or.
dered that this order DO published and
posted Is required by law.
Witness, John ". Mitchell. clerk OF our
said court. at the court house Of said
county. this 7th day OF January, 1873, to-
wit: January Rules, lgoS
JOHN W, MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published tirst time January s 1876.
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
ATKINSON & FLICK,
Seiieitors for Complainant.
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NEW YORK, Jan. I5.-GeneraI
Booth. OF the Salvation Army. has or
dered Commander darlington Booth 10
give up command Of the American
army and 80 10 London. Why he has
% ordered "a a mystery. Commander
Booth says he has no idea why the no .
call Is made, nor Of where he will 20 or
what he viii do. Mrs. Booth ana the
babies will go with him, a. will several
members OF his personal stan. includ-
ing BTiEadIer Perry.
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Mrs. winlfred Gordon, OF this city, was
acquitted ut the Old Bailey to-day. The
charge against Krahn was Withdrawn.
Mrs. Gordon has been known rs Lazy
Gordon and said her second husband
was Lord Henry Gordon. krahn's YER
sion OF the story was that Mrs. Gordon:
who Is about hfty-three years old, mao
won his love a2od that he had entruSt.
ed her with 10000. Later, he wanted
the money returned to him and faiLng
70 eet i, he gave her sound thrashinS
and took Il by force.
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ARniIrnnlI annrrrI.

EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio. Jan. Ia
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company has purchased a large tract
Of land IN this city. extending from the
present passenger station down to low
water mark on the Ohio river front
The new East Liverpool & Canton Rail-
road Company Is known 70 be after an
adjoining tract for 4 freight depot and
terminal yards, and this, II Il reported,
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh company
also wants that It may block the way
for the new railroad 70 reach the river
uotferfes
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nARr.,i M.iip r.

Information received here yesterday
afternoon from the Reed OIL Company.
on the John James farm. in the waverly
field, Is to the eject that the sand was
penetrated two screws without any
sign OF OIL. It will very probably be 4
territory recently acquired by Wheel
Ing people at big rental and bonus.
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Sonth,,r., on Nnts..

The DcvonIan oil compauy's well on
the Kyle farm, on Indian creek, Tyler
county. wus reported from SlstersvIlia
rs having declined to ten barrels an
hour.
ACROSS in Monroe county in the Deist
pool, the Henry OIL Company has drill
ell thirty feet into the sand on the
Buchanan farm. located 1000 feet north
OF It's well on the Steel farm, AID has
developed neither SlS or oil
North % Huntington, on Flat run.the
United States OIL Company has drilled
through the deep sand on the Widow
Warner farm, and Will have light pro-
Queer. There Is 500 feet Of fluid in the
hole.
In the MeElroy district, DoddrldEe
county. the sonth Penn OIL Company
has drilled Its No. on the Freeman
Underwood farm through the sand and
has buster.
Operations In the vicinity OF St.
Mary's Peasants county. continue
fairly active.
The Braden & Company well on the
I.hmberBon lease has been drilled
through the Cow run sand and got a
good show OF oil IN that formation, but
will be drilled down 70 the big Injun"
and u nothing Is found In that stratum,
II Will be tested from the upper sand.
Mcknight & Company have compIet-
ed new rig on the Rebecca DelonE
farm In Peasants county and VIII start
the dr!ll az soon as the machinery can
be put In place
Unknown parties are getting ready TO
erect a rig on the G. C. Roby Farm ON
Middle Island creek.
The Hebron well on the L. C. ShIngie-
ton farm has been drilled into the Keen
er sand and has fair gas pressure, hut
no show OF OIL
Parkersburg operators have the tim
beers on the Fround for n rig on tho Il
s. Reynolds farm on Middle Island.
on Calf Creek, Ravens Rock and
Broad run there are Indications OF re.
neweh activity
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-16

Charming duets viii be sung at the
Grand Friday and Saturday By the Au-
Der Sisters. Miss Marie GrIflths, the
graceful Spanish dancer. is also with
Rice and BartOn'E Comedians. Those
funny comedians Rice and Barton, with
n company Of equally clever comedians
win appear IN the plecc.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

Laura Jane ohler, Plaintiff. vs.. Jacob
OhIer, Defendant.-In Chancery.
The above named Jacob ohler will take
notice that the dispositions OF Laura Jane
OhleS aud James MgllS and others Will 10
taken at the office OtNAtkinson & Flick.
at iuL Chapilne street. city OF Wheeling.
sinia. on the 10th day OF January, A. D.
1895, between the hours OF o'clock a m.
and o'clock p. M, to be read as evidence
IN the above cause IN behalf OF the above
named plalntin. And Il. from any cause,
the taking OF dcpoSItions shall not be
commenced. or. being commenced, shall
not be completed on the day Aforesaid,
the taking OF the same will DC adjourned
from time to time, At the same place and
shall be completed.
LAURA JANE oHI4ER.
By ATKINSON & FLICK.
Attorneys. iaS-w