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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-27
WORK OF THE RACERS.

rares Rowe is well pleased with Requital. who Is
doing spIendidly and takes 10 his work kindly.
ono Love is rounding. too. and promises 10
s,ou the public her true quality as racer before
tho season ends. Frank McCabe has no further
fears about Handspring. but Is confident that the
,o, NJ Phillip J. Dryers stable will render good
account OF himself before the racing season ends
Ron Brush who had n severe campaign In the
We, &c afflicted with shoulder soreness but Is I'M
n-orirp every day Ben Elder Is In fair CONDITION.
"a is likely 10 race at Brighton this week
rr,nca 7 ief IL ang. according 10 the reports
from the West An expert reports tItt r. u ll II
,irnuent although his owner may siart MIN IN 'ne
nsciaI II Prince Lief does start there VIII pc NJ
n 70 against him in the betting as many snfu" '
ii,,sre ~ odds refuse to believe western turlnsh
,ar oa,b and Openly there Is nothing me
a,,er with Prince Lief that long odds WI" NOT
y. r Smith is the possessor or spiendIa cIipPio
". Iarnilton IL who r. slated 10 starr IN SCH
naiIi.e shoud he sufficiently from MS
ilis aness 10 start In them The two-y ar
rr, In, so far the lower classes ar
sotd' There Is no possible method OF clasaliSins
,bem because the two-ycar-o'" '"''' ~" ' 1870
hnt easy for the b"ttors - TO-, 81. Euturitv but
h nm few races at Brighton 10 pIhce MN nj,
my nondifion Eakins the lroquos.. 1 oo
goon hy Davd Gideon. IS being trotted anu az
own" T'he colt may be ready 10 start Deioie '''
ts sen ~ the rncing season ,,o,.,d c,deon
close 81 Uevman who has what Da'in ILL., 10
.as "a stable OF thea'rss' ttS %un says: AN
the a tor = long run II there are any 'p''H'e''
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n.1r1LORE q: ST. LOUIS. 8.

:, Louis. July 2s.-Brei,enstein went 10 pieces IN
~. seventh inning to-day and the Baltimores Sc
az. rms and the game. Attendance, 1900.
The . = , 4 !,
c, Louis ...................o . y q
r,,,s-s, Louis r. Baltimore. IL ETors 80
Dc +. Baltlniore l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana NC
i<'uis tI.mrning and Clarke rmpire-Emsle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-27

Earned r1ins-Chicago. 3; BROOKLYN. !. First base by
errors-Chicago l. Left IN hascs--Chcago. Brooklyn
q First base On bas-DT Griffith. I. on Harper, 3.
struck out-Dy Griffith. 9. Three-bass hit-Day Two
base hits-fprcoran DAILY. Griffin Sacrifice hits anse
Iahen C,rcoran. Stolen bases-Anson. Everit Double
nlsv.-Pferer and Arson. Lahlen ana Anson. Passed
b,,I-Grm l. Jrnpire-ODay. Tme-i'O. Attendance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-27
NETWORK WINS AT CRICKET.
rzr VICTORY ENABLES THE TEAM TO PULL OF

The competition for the championship OF the We"
York Cricket Association Is assuming new p"aS.'
and the standing records promise TO- be compete'y
s., nv nrotests which may result in games being
,broun out and ordered replayed. This state OF
1,,rs Ia. arisen over techn.cality. brought about
bv two Of the Manhattan SECOND e!even Pas,aas nc
league. and NewYork at ast Is no longer a, me
bottom in, OIL ,"e are the records 10 date:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-27
METROPOLITAN DISTRICT CRICKET LEAGUE.
Sr,w-YoRK CRICKET ASSOCIATION.

The Manhattsns have actually won seven games,
and the Brooklyns lost six: but this match has been
ordered replayei on protest.
The only League game played In the Metropolitan
League on Saturday was the contest at Bay Ridge
between the Crescent A. c. and NewYork c. {.
The game stubbornly fought out. and the
New Yorks eventually came out ahead by nine
runs and wckets 10 spare. The following Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-27

BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB STAKES.
ENTRIES TO CLOSE on AUGUST Io-GUARANTEED
STAKES FOR THE SPRING MEETINGS.
1897 AND 1905
Following are the stakes for the fall meeting OF
the Brooklyn Jockey Club to close on August 10:
FOR THREE-YEAR-oLDs AND UPWARD.
The Oriental Handicap Of 5000 for three-year- Odds
To the $500 the second $3.50 and the third
$3.50 One mile and quarter.
The First Special Of $500. for threeyear-olds and
upward $50 each and 500 additional for starters To
the winner $500 to the second $3.50 and to the third
$3.50 One mile and a quarter
The wcotawn Handicap Of $4,000, for three-year-olds
To the winner ST. 800 10 the second $3.50 and the
third $3.50 one mile
and upward selling $50 each and $50 additional FOR
starters To The winner si3" TO the second s2o" and
The Bayshore stakes OF $500 for olds and
upward selling SO each and $50 additional FOR ,srt s7
500. Six furlonEs.
FOR THREE-YEAR-oLDs.
The Of 50 90 for ,hre.year dds $50
each and 500 additional for starters To ne winner
mile and furloag
Tn. Fulton Stakes OF 5000 for threey.aroId.; $40
$3.50. the second $3.50 and to the third $50 one
mile.
The oceanvlew Handicap Of 5000 threeyear-oids
81 zach and $50 sddona for starter 70 the r wirne s
al a
parkvlIe h-ee-vear-olds VIII
have a the value SI.osO time OF
entry SO each and $50 additional for s'arers To The
winner Sl - the second $3.50 and 20 the third Woo
one mile.
The seaer.eze Of $3.50 for hreey.arold.: sell
s a., - sD,ont xa,.. - et,.,
wnst ~ 10 me seood e." anu 10 III" '"''' ''0
RI, rro,c.,a s,., %, ., 20 tor ,,. = o,a.. g.,
sou - - ~
80, $500 GOO, 20 ,be si,.,
Sly f,irl|nrs $50 ~ ''' ~ ~ ~ $3.50 w.
FOR TwO-YEAR-OLDs
1,a r,-o,,o,. c,.t,o. o.o
each ana 500 add; mai Tor starters To the winner
700 10 the second $50 and to the third si'" SIX
The ss,s,o,s s,akss n, e. oo for ,xov.ar-ot. which
nave 10, won sl"o up - time OF e1ry - eacn ahd
500 a1ut.1a -, ar - ''e
seCohu S''' anu ID 'he '"i'" S'''' ''- i"'''"e'
The Willow stakes 81 81 600. FOR two-ytnr-lld nlIe
which have $1,000 up time Of entry: 50 each
and $50 additional for startes To he winner Srp ID
the second >e' ana u Inc 'hitd sl'' fNe 'u'''"s'
The Algeria Of 5000 for madens two YEARS old
To the winner 81 500 second $3.50 and the third
$50 Five furlongs.
1ha ttoii,. tIs,t.s, ., g. o.o .r tvo-vearoes 500
.,ch and a., agiir1,,ai Tor starters To the winner
$500, 70 the second $3.50 and the third $50 Five
furlongs.
Pillow ~ SD each
,S go a1G,raI f,r er,r,ez r, he winner 81 90
w. sccns si51 and 20 tho thlrt sl5O Five furIongs
r. t,,,4. -..s ~, a go selling ,o- naidens two
49, iii 81 ,os - sntrv 50, aca and $50 additional
:Va'S ~ a. % tho sec,rd
- -, GOO So ,rri,rcs "
ana u inc '"'u Sio'' i'' '-'''"N'
To he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-27

In the lot that can't stay. why. will give them
at grass or snowballs without any delay"
Charles Frohman Is too busy to attend the races
but expects to witness the Futurity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-27
Hotel de Lille ct d'Albion

223. Rue St Honore. Paris
Between the Tueries Gardens Place Vendome
and New Opera Advantageous arrangements Tor
families. Beautiful Hall. Large Drawing Rooms,
Electric Light. &c. kilograms. "Lilla'hlon."
Paris. HENRY ABADIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-27
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

a, Observation-Disclosures 8: Newark.
a. Observation-Disclosures, g Buffalo
A. Paterson-Hsrtford, I: Paterson. o. 9.
Al Observation-Disclosures H. S''ueuSe' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-27
TWO PAGERS TO MEET.

n, THURSDAY Joe Patchen and Robert J. are to
meet In the open race for PAGERS. They have not
vet come together this year. and both horses are
reported TO be In fine form just the race would
carry a world Of interest II 1t not FOR the fact
that the public have learned 70 look with suspicion
on the parties who control Joe Patchen. John X.
Gentry who last season looked upon by some
misguided turfmen the peer OF Joe Patchen and
Robert j. T. not entered in the Cleveland tree-for-
All The meeting will begin to-day, continuing until
Friday. $780,, ,,,
The trotters Of the New-England Circuit are due
AZ Franklin Park Boston. this week. four days
meeting opening there tomorrow. Apart from the
remarkable race trotted by Page at Mystic Park
last week the performance OF Ncsegay was the
feature OF the Boston meeting. Nosegay IL ten
year-old mare by General Washington that John
II Shuts purchased last spring FOR $3.50 10 a
hrooIrnare AT Parkvllle Farm. She then had a
record of 2:l3is but supposed be outclassed
a nd was sod by her former owners on this account
a few weeks ago the training track at Parkytlle
Farm, and she moved well that he fitted her TO
irot a race and sent her over TO Trainer +. r.
Bovine OF Boston. Starting for the first time las
Friday against the pick Of the New England cam
paignere the Parkville broodmare amazed the talent
ip stepping OF three winning heats In 23x 2l3 and
2:l4i. without "A sign OF effort. Nosegay was once
before re.egated the harem a trotter that
couldn't hold her the turf She was then
bred 10 an obscure horse called Wofert, and pro-
duced the PAGER Agamemnon who gained . record
Of abb last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-27

ROYAL cycling Is a new game just coming into
popularity In the West 1t is the invention Of J. II.
Athey Of Chicago II can be properly called cycling
polo as IL has many features similar 10 that game
az played al the present time The principal differ
ence is In the confinement OF the pneumatic tired
wheel which answers for the ball. In an tnclosed
alley Of from 80 800 feet In length Above this the
wheel extends several inches, so that II can be
struck by the stick held by the rider. the contendng
teams riding beside the alley in opposite directions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-27

c. w Barnett OF Brooklyn. In making up party
OF twenty -four to attend the National Meet Inc
nartv viii go through In chartered Pullman sleeper
Cyclists desiring to join the League OF American
wheemen may obtain full printed information ana
membership banks by sending name anu ao"'s
the Cycling Editor. Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26
A rlG BATTLE


ENptetsh SOOn--luvcra Srntl, n Warning
to wryisr.
NEW YORK. Dec. ga Special from
Key West I" the World says: steam.
9hip passengers way that Gcn Rivera
who 10 IN command % thu nr7ny of
Macc0, has sent formal warlhng 10
Gen. Weylcr. Gen. Rivera notified the
Spanish captain general chat II he pcr.
slstS IN his threat to kill paclhcos found
In the country, the Cubamp viii make IT,
prISalS on all Spanlards Whom they may
capture.
Gen. Rivera "a moving cut or hin In
trcnchnIcnts. An mdiclilouS puing to an
important engagement sOu;l,
Gen. Wrylcr has visited Nlri0uS points
an the troCha md San CriS,Obni. lie Ia
always accompanied by II large force.
There Is SklrmiHhlnS daily alDnY the
trocha ana on tn" outskirts OF Artrslma.
\ battle has been tonight In Santa Clara
province Between EucrIl,n bands. The
CuhliiS forced the Spanish 10 retire Into
Rcncdloa with heavy loss.
R"Gln. across tho bay from lIlTnnN,
was attacked again llft ulEht al1nOs.
under the gums 81 the f0rtlrsS. Several
houses wer" burned aud u summing fight
was maintained for two hours,
The SpANiRTdI lost two soldiers killed.
the insurgents i've or six. The CubIns
took their dead away. Tie fighting
around the city greatly Alarmed III" resi-
dents. The troops night watch In the
suburbs mas been doubled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26
NATIONAL WOOL GROWERS.
The " COL Growers to oIect In Wn.hing-
ton, ID, G., JAnnary IL, 1887.

The National Wool Growers Asso-
citation met nj the EDoett House. Wash
lnEtun. d. c. December 1918, 1895.
and Endorsed the wool ;arIT bill. agreed
on by the association in December 1895.
same appropriated by the Farmers Ma
tionTl Congress ut Indianapolis. Novem-
Der 10, 1896. and Dy the Ohio State
GrlnE" NJ B-llr'ontaIne. December 10,
1896. The committee Of ways and means,
or the House OK Representatives 81.
Washington. VIII formulate tarIft bill
at tn" present session 10 be submitted to
an extra session uC Congress, soon
after March. 1897. The committee will
give hearings t" the various Industries.
The wool growers IT.. 20 he heard be-
fore The committee. Ways and Means. at
Washington. d. c.. January 6. 1897. The
National Wool Growers Association ad-
journrd December 18th. to meet in Wash
ingion again January I, 1897, 10 be ready
for hearing on the Jlh. Every wool
Growers Association. every Sheep
Breeders Association. aTd wool grow.
crs who belong 10 no association and
Wool dealers who who favor the bill.
are urged 10 meet In Washington Jam
nary a.. 1891 Il * important ihli there
be full attendance.
Some OF the Eastern papers have OPEN
~ az ku'll hIlVpslkl'U W lnt new I@rlll
bill. II viii require i contest 20 get JUS
tIcr done 10 wool growers There is "
strange m!slpprHhensIon as TO the wool
tariff. The Mckinley wool tariff 0f
1890 Will not answer the purpose now be-
cause N) the worlds WOO prices have
declined since 1890 and more protection
Is needed now. and t2l .cCElISp OF de-
fec;S in the Mckinley law, which were
cnEr3ttcd on II against the FISHES OF
wool growers. The Mckinley bill MS re-
ported 10 Congress by him was much
better than the bill AZ passed. Some
Eastern manufacturers E0t (: changed
~ aS TO impair It's Usefulness. \ new
bill must remedy these defects. The
DinGlcy bill Is dead with few 10 mourn
ltS :4lc.
WILLIAM LAWRENCE.
President of the National Wool Grow
crS' AssOclaticn
Bcllefuntl!Ee, o., Dec. %. 1896.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26
A TERRIgLB DEED.
An omsta Man Attempt, TO Murder HI,
NvIa aud Then Kills Iii,nself.

OMAHA. Ecb.. Dec. ga few MIN
utrS after ten o'clock last night John
KInkcnn0n attempted to murder his
wife. Stella kinkeanon- and then killed
himself In Douglas street between Four
Ieculh and Thirteenth streets. TIL" wc-
man was struck In tho forehead by the
bullet, but WAS not seriously wounded.
The couple separated ,WO years ago.
III ewomAn obtaining divorce. The
husband has threatened 20 take her Ne
Il number OF times Last night he met
her In company with her own Aon and
woman friend. With but few words ne
drew a revolver and shot at her. lie
then turned the weapon on hlH own fore
head and sent Il bullet through hiS brain.
The street was TANNED with Christmas
shoppers ii; the time and Created = SEN
sl.lnn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26
LITTLE SIGNS OF WAR
In Pinar del RIo.-WhAt - SPECIAL Cor
resnOndent SAYS

NEW YORK. Dec. Cdr. William
Shaw Bowen. II staff correspondent nr
the New York World, who had permits.
sion 10 paRs the Spanish llirs and travel
through Plnar del Rio province. cabIrl
Il report OF his observance 10 IN" World,
He found RlSuS OF civil war excep; about
thc garrISonS. Tobacco was being cult
waited In many places except that the
planting was later than common and the
inhabitants seemed to be following their
ordinary nvoCltIOnS.
The Worlds correspondent sums up
his observations and Information by
saying that Gen. Rivera, who succeeded
Gen. Macea, has not yet been able TO
concentrate the inSurgcnt forces III that
province and thnt unless he does - all
OF Cuba west Of Havana viii soon viz
tually be in the control OF the Spanish
uTiny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

CORNING, y. Y. DEC. GA horrible
double murder occurred at Rathbunvill..
fifteen miles west OF this city. last night.
William Allea, William ITrrrrgtun and
Cl"yd Myers Iuarrcled about the pos.
session or Il Buffalo robe. while in an In.
tGXicated condition. Myers had the
robe At his home ana Allen und Herring
ton drove there az 10 o'clock last night
and demanded l.. They vera met by
Myers. who had shot gun with him
When they demanded the robe Myers
shot both uf them. Harrington was IN
the buggy ut the time, and the hors.
started nj the report " the gun. Allen
died ut 19:lb this morning The bodies
Of hnth men were terribly torn. Myers
was captured at = O'Clock this morning
aud IL now IN Jail
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Dec. GA
special from Clarke. c. D.. 10 the Jour
nal says:
Christian Christensen has just been
convicted ~ wife murder and sentenced
10 the prnItent!nry for life, It was sup
posed thu. his wifi. had committed sui
eide, ns she was 1OuHl hanging 10 Il
tree. in tre. claim. He had hung her
to the tree from his wagon, and then
driven ont from under, leaving her
there. CircuTu ;taniiai evidence was
found which rendered th' suicide theory
uutcunblr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26
Tie Enemy Is Ours!

The grippe usually leaves the SUI
ferer in n very feeble condition, with q
persistent cough md other Fremont
tory symphonic oIrulmonary affection.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup promptly
administered ct the beginning of an
attack Of grippe, will forcstall that dan
gcrous enemy to lilc-consumpiion.
Mrs. Maggie Tulsa, Ironton, Ohio,
says: at affords nc much pleasure
TO boar testimony to the merits Of Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup. I had been n
oun'crcr from tho grippe for n week, l.
tricda bottle ofDr. Bull's Cough Syrup,
and after taking II, was completely
curcdOct the dreadful cougli aud disease.
! clicorfully recommend 1t TO all SUIT
crors." Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is
cold everywhere for % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26
QUEEN LII ARRIVES
Ia Washington, lint Does mot stop 10 See
Tier 'C:rrnt n NJ! Good Friend"

WASHINGTON, Dec. Queen LII!
0ukalanl arrived in Washington nj an
early hour this mJrHiug and departed
after 4 short rest without se.tIne tnot
on the soil OF the capital II was her in
trntIDn no; TO have stopped here nj all,
but She arrived very !a;e and was weary
and in need OF sleep. So she requested
the railroad officials 20 detach her Pull
man car and let It remain on a siding
uRtil morning. This was done and the
queen and her attendants enjoyed a
short BIZ; sound sleep. She dII not
emerge from her ear and ut 40 this
morning the latter was attached 10 the
regular colonial express and whiried on
towards Boston
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec. 2j.--ChristmaS
morning was uShrrcd in with horrible
murder. Mrs. Frank WateuE. - years
Of age, was found dead ;hI" morning
in her Residence on pcarc- street, this
cIty Her husband. Il stationary cnGi-
nr,r. and vino WORKS for ;hc Bohlenh0u5
Ice Comnauv. ~ unirr arrest but has
not confessed to the crime. Watson and
his Wifi. hlv,. had frequent QunrrrlS OF
laln, \ babe 4 few months NJ age was
found wallnwlng In iI's mothers blood
WHERE il had lain all night.
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nrdn.tG+t Their Christina. GIT.

FRANKFORT. ~, Dec, 2j.-One
hundred convlcts In III" Frankfort rcnI-
tentInry hiel It petition with the gov
"rnnr for pardon. They stated In IL"
petition, X parJ0nnl they would all 50
10 Cuba and light VITA the insurgents
30 .r". the island. Tn" gOvrino" could
no, gee /, that way, aud was inclined
10 thini; they mlpHlt work for freedom
Inside. wali., dui .h,.Ir expected Christ
mas &IlL has gone glImmering.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

CONSTANTINOPI.E, Dec. 25.--Whcr
thc French aud Italian ambassadors
protested TO the sultan against Maj.
harley. who Is held To be responsible
for The Salvador murder, being Inclul.
ed in the general amnesty. they re-
uucsied their respective governments
10 send fleets 10 AlcXnndrrtta.
This step was taken IN view Of n
possible miscarriage Of Justice. which
France aud Italy are resolved III all
hazards shall not happen.
All Of II" ambassadors have refused
thc portrs request that all foreign YES
sells be searched FOR arms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. 25,-WIlI.
lam j, Bryan stopped here an hour to.
day. on his way from the lecture Al
Atlanta. While saying that his lcctur.
there was success. 1t ~ understood
thnS he does not look with favor on
his Lecture engagement ana NAV ngli
to b" relieved, He remarked to u clOg.
friends that he had made mistake In
undertaking TO deliver II series OF nm
partisan lectures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

bcgInHitT; at 70 O'Clock a. M. the fol wv
Ing described parcel Of real property s.l'-
ntrd iH the city OF Wheeling. In said county,,
in ChApllnc anu EoH's addition to thv SAL
city. ihEt Is TO say the north oWN-I"f
OF LOT numbered ono hundred and slN'r-
half feat more ncNT south OF III" uolii
Onc-,LIlf OF The said lot, making iOEri'wr
thirty.fNUr and onr.hRlf feet ni1usUr'!
nlong tito front OF tho said lot ari extend
INK OT the same width from east 10 Wu-i
the whole depth OF tho said lOl TIES :,
the sAmC property which was conveyed
Ia tho said Joseph l.rIncr by Thomas T.
McIalu. trustee, and Elisabeth MCMcchon
by deed dated on the 9th day OF l'CbruNry.
4. d. 1874, Had recorded IN said clerks
ui,Ic"ln, Deed hook No, 81. ut page ..
TERMS OF 'SAlE-Of the purchase
price the purchaser shall pay N.5s IN cash
on The day OF sale, $500, or such less
remain unpaid. shall be paid on NoVc's.
hur II. 1897; S,2i0, or such lcss amount Z
the purchase money MS shall still rrnIn
unpaid, shall he paid on November II.
1885,. SLiS0. or such less amount Of '''
purchase money az shall still rTmnin r;U-
pa a. shall he pnid on November Is $50.
N,i2N. or such loss amount or the purchase
money as shall SIN ROMAN unpaid stall
be paid on November Ia lStN: nnG ih"
residue OF the purchase money. II ANY
shall then remain unpaid. shall ur paid
on November IL. 1861. Tho deferred in
NnllMcnts OF the purchase money shN.
hear Interest from tho day Of sale. ard
for them tho purchaser shall give his nnt''
WIN personal security satisfactory To tiA
undersigned trustee. Ilr shnll Also mat.
lhui insurance tn an amount EattSfLrt"l'
20 he trnst"" md for his hcnriit urgn
Tie buildings iipun the said property
dc7 TrusiTr
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IDGBLlC SALE.

On Wednesday, December q. IS's, -
nj lmhlio or private sale small farm ~
eight acres. fronting on tho Ohio rly'r
along two lines OF rniirOads, and fNur
mile" from Wheeling, W. Va. and lu
Well improved nIro lwo.glo, 'y ,IweIlIrI ~
rooms. carriage house. static and ol'sf
NmthmluinEs Would suit gardener, ="
NJ p9rtculnrs. call on or address WI
TIL L. MEDll.L, Northeast Corner Cow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

WASHINGTON. Deg. 25.-Chcstcr Il.
Faulkner, Senator Voorhees, private
secretary. who was run over by a street
CIR ELa, night. lies IN a very prrcArl0uS
condition in Providence hospital to-day.
In view NJ hts advanced are 1t ~ eX-
,ramcly doubtful II H. can recover frnm
M, .,ll6ck and tile exhaustion causcd by
the aInputatlun OF hIS right leg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

Is contained in n bottle or Hoods Sar
snparillu than in any other slmIlur
preparation. II costs the proprietor and
manufacturer more It costs the Iohbcr
more ana II Is worth more TO the con.
sumner 1t has n record az cures nm.
the best 10 buy brcauac It IL the one
True Blood Purifier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

exports OF gold during the next three
months. II Ia needless 10 say TINT THIS
conditlon OF tho exchanges Ii condu.
Give to the growth Of Cunndcace IN
our financial markets. whilst 10 tho
European centres II n not hopeful.
HENRY CLEWS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-26

THE length OF lie may be Inu.'-nard
by lcsscning It's dangers Tho major
rs OF people die from lung troubles.
Thcsc may be RvertCd by promptly uH-
iuG Onr Minute Cough Cure. Charles
il, Goctar. corner Twelfth and Market
pirccta: EnwIc & Co. bridgeport; Pen
body & Son BCrw"hl.