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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
SILVER IN, HIS POSSESSION.

Martin T. Thomas nineteen years old. who says
that he comes from Boston, arrested at Forty
first-st. and Seventh-ave yesterday afternoon by
Policeman Beadle. of the West Thirty-seventh-st
station. after lively chase. He had with him
bundle Of silvervare. These articles were found in
the bundle in the prisoners possession: Seven
knives nut-cracker a gold pen with pearl holder;
six forks. silver comb and brush with initials
tx A e.; silver jewel box, with same initials
a fshspoon. three pepper-boxes, six soupspoons. a
silver bowl. six teaspoons and a nutpck. He de-
Clined TO state where he got them In Jefferson
Market Court Thomas remanded until the
police can find an owner for the articles.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New York. TOT 81 LEFTY ST.. daily.
CHICAGO 2 0. M. and 1918 night
PiTTSBUkG $40. ex sun: Sun. 1918 night
CINCINNATI ST ,if 21 ,s rs d s M p m 80.
=, 40 a. m dining Carr. $40 Dining Carr, 1Dinins
a m. DINING Carr. Dining Carr. Dining Carl Z
o. m 1918 night. "a,
'NORFSoI.K II 30 a. m daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper 500 D. m daily
All trains are Illuminated with Pin,sch Light
Gfsces: iIS III? 2sI 434. LAO Bway. 81 E. l&h ST.
,aS Rovery ~ Y: no. Stt Fulton St. Brooklyn: station
90, a, liberty ST. n C. r ~ y. j. Baggage CHECKED
49,, hotel or residence TO destination.
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received their Uptown ONCE. No LAP broadway,
"a door north OF 3istst. until o'clock M advertise
m.ns received the following branch Offices at regular
once until o'clock m. via 2oa sh ave; e.
cor Dad ST. i5o Uth-a,e. l2th-st, Mays Whave
and i4th- ST. i42 Columbusave near West 86th-st l06
West 42d st. 9th ave. " East l4hst 27 West
It'll and sth 1850 East AIthst l.2S
sd-ave 10th and TIth o26 3dave. 6st
s54 3d-aye ol0 Bleecker-st: 1913 Blocker St. 2ps I'd
ave: 2sO T9h-st: 1921 3d-ave.: 1882 ID 9S
Amsterdam ave 400 West s2d-st Eas, 10th 2os
Fast 18th ST.: $50 0th-ave e5i 9have; lisp lave.
ave; I'D sth-ave i.sis "a ave-; 1853 6th-ave At the
Harlem Ofhces 205l Sd lave if3th-st: l56 East
18th near 243 West i2sthst between 7th and
9Th ayes 400 West i45nst AZ the Brooklyn Oces; Se7
Fulton st., 726 Futon-st.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BARRYMORE AND wAsl

~ TON
Far PHILADELPHIA weekdays 430. 500. 900. 1000
:, aa ,i,nns Carr A. NJ 1870 200 80 400 Buffet
ParIor Car, s:so 500 Dining Carr. eco 7;$o 200
cs H. 200 400 500 Dining Carp. GOO p. NJ i2:iS
"' Fnr Baltimore and washington week days 500 1000.
II 40 Dining A. NJ. 200 $3.50 500 ,pinins Car.
81 7, 1918 night Sundays. 1000. II 80 Dining
S ~ NJ 200 500 Dining Car). 600 p NJ. 1918
night. .- ... a.. ,-oouraa =, TO, -
@ sa- 9Th Ave 81 East l4,h St. I53 East l23th g..
S.a IVES, I25th St 2ti Columbus ave-; Nsw-York: 4
30 ;, SEQ Fulton ST Brooklyn: 9s Broadway. VIII.
stuTg The Ncw-York Transfer Company will call for
ana check baggage from hotels or residences 70 desna
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DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. II.
stations in New-YOrk. foot of Barclay
aud Christopher streets. -
vEsTIRUIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. plNTSCH

D,r.c, ,o,,,e 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR.
INV THE ORANGES. summit. Berna rdsville. BasNing
Ridge Madison MorrsoTn Prssec Pag5sSn bG2R
MOt;NTAIN Washington, PHILLIPsBURG. EASTON.
WATER CAP, sTROUDsBURG: Pocono Mountains.
SCR ANTON PITTSTON. WILKESBARRE, NANTI-
Soss EbhISGHAMToN. OXFORD. NORWICH Water
wills. UTLcA KIGHFEEhp sP dME5S GoS;iana
s s3FAGS BATM b9AHs1L BuF2L6 and ali
ooinis NEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 A. AUTHORIZATION NAIL Stops at principal
,o.oa stations ccafe Carr, BUFFALO SCRANTON. BING-
HAMToN, oWEGo ITHX Xe ,,,l EkMIRA Utica
EXPREss Pullman Parlor Cars. Connecting at
Hurao With trains for Chicago and points Pull
Dan toa rjor Car New York Richfeld Springs
On p n SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and EI.MIRA
'' EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parlor Cars.
Am y N~SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PIYM-
ouTH EXPRESS Pullman 2a. BUFFET P 1,lSG, car
NV f6-: Se,RANToN. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BCF-
FMO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New-York to
Chicago, Dining Car west OF Buffalo s
$50 sF;RANroN, BINGHAMToN, ELMIRA, BATH. MT
M0RRis and BUFFALO. arriving Buffalo A. ~
40 p " Daily)-BCFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
WOW Ton OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMRA. SYRACUSE and
OSWFGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Seepers
Si.eners New York TO Richfed Springs.
rrST FRS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a,
Henry Gaze s SONS, Limited nit ls Broadway. Il Park
Stations iii 4th-ave.. l2hst; 81 West l25,h-st
ss5 CoIumbus-ave New York: 33s and 726 Fulton-st
and OG Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving full In
TOT WEsTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot Of West Twenty third Street anu
Ds.Sro.ses and cortlandt Streets. Cortland,
Streets s hye minutes later than that given 0e0" w.
:Ss FAST FAST MAI-pum.n puns, p.,Sr C.; %
New York % Pi,tsburs; Sleeping Car P'''0''s v
Tss S a.
scti sss p cs~:na 4o:o
cG Mcaao 81 HSb 51s LOUIS
Ea; r. E s1 e1enSfE
dSl.aa ESTE c'nea
!ss Ess':ss s.s
: ssn rs s!.: 4ss r%E :sS S,.s: cars!
S Sonsres:opaI Linn all Ps cd s ss
:sS. gag p'?Ss s.r. sss cS Diaas
sotTAfRS RRanS wfaT sss nj 10 night
ATLXNTIS COAST LrNE-E.pre-s o20 a. M ana 300
faR S5 SSISA e es2 Inv
* s. - Street Streets si's'
? ss1 ss tfssy p s.s ss"4
s5s; s.ssn s ss sS US ss S sas
81; g. IS S% Is Sa sS
!" sundi Fos 81 rn III ',n,,.o ,S
1H4s rs S1 nin Ss cal rs rs D 's bSiHs
50 sj g. s$'';s' s,S i SIS Dining M;
Sss D Sa a ts 70 D 1SS. SIS N" 1910
ss 5 SGi os:. ~ ne g.
Court Street SO PaSD BrO1swsy c and
Brooklyn Annex Station BROOKLYN sstiTn, cali s'' for and
check baggage om hotels ana through to
J. D. HUTCHINSON. J: r. p, wGo ps.n.
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Gem pnbliealions.
Now READY.
AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS.

A Manual of Suggestions for Beginners in
Literature. Comprising description Of
publishing methods and arrangements. d.
rections for the preparation Of MSS. for the
press explanations OF the details of book
manufacturing. instructions for proof-read-
ing. specimens Of Typography. the text of
the United States Copyright Law. and in
formation concerning International Copy
rights together with general hints for au-
thors BY @. H. p. and J. Il. p. Seventh
Edition, rewritten. with material
12mo, gilt top. S115.
Full Of valuable information for authors and writers.
most instructive and excellent manual Geo
William Curtis, in Earper's Magazine
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MOUNTAIN RESORTS.
Conntrp Dodr0

For summer Excursion Book. With map and list OF Ho-
Boarding Houses send six cents 20 Albany Day
Line. Desorosses ST. Pier.
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0rapeIIer's fotel Docket Hnioe.
1rapeIlfrs 6ottI potkft Unioe.
Thi. list appears Mondays Wednesdays snd Saturdays
HOTELS OFF THE WORLD.
For a.c,r,, poo.,e,. Information Circulars. giving
Railway connections &C.. any Hotel below. call or
address tsend stamp
M@Gs1 Tariff BWr@aW,
GO Fifth Ave. New York;
90 Regent St. London:
24S Rue de RvoI. Paris
@WTgl POCKET GW0lU(Ea

"a. =. means American Plan; T. p. Europeano
ASBtRY PARK y. Coleman House now open
BATH BEACH l.. I.....:: Argyle Hotel. oeh az year
BALTIMORE. Nd. Hotel Stafford. =. p. fl3o up
do. Hotel Rennert. r. r.. SlSo up
BOSTON. Mass. Hotel Nendome. ~ T.. 20
do: :copley So. Hotel. f p. $50 up A. p. $50 up
BRISTOL. II. I............. ID Wolf Inn opens June
BROOKLYN, " Y.Hotel st. George T. p. 81; A. p. 81
FIRE ISLAND. surf Hotel and Cottages nov open
FISHERS island y Y.The Munnatawket a. p. $3.50
CT. BARRINGToN. Mass. Berkshire Inn A. p, - up
MIDDTETowN sPRiNGs vt The Nontver open
Mineral Springs and SCIENTIFIC WATER CURE
NARRAGANsETT PER- X. l.. Rockingham. A. F.. 80
do The Massdso'f now open
NEWPORT tW. Leland. Jr).... Ocean House now open
NIAGARA FALLS. Cataract House A. r.. -
DO: .:.:..............In international Hotel p. -
DO. .......... Hotel Netherland +. p. So A. p. s.
do. ..Chas A. Davis Hotel So Andrew. T. p, sl.o
DO. IN b. Barry New St Cloud Hotel T.: p. 81 -
DO. wv Johnson QUINN Hotel Empire. f. Isl: PS3
do n23 W both. mr. Bway) The Parker. +. r.. slao up
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. The Aldne Hotel. A. p, $3.50
do. Restaurant n la carte) New lafayette Ef. 81 up
QUEBEC Canada. Chateau Fronterac a. T.. Stoc
ROCHESTER, y. ". WhItcomb House, a; p - up
SCHENECTADY. n. -. The Edison. A. p, 81 20 up
ST LOUIS. No .Lindel Hotel T.. p. 81 up s25o Up
SYRACUSE " ". Yates Hotel T. p. $3.50 A. p. 81
TROY, \: Y............ The Troy House. A. r. 20 Up
Utica y. Y. ....... The Bu,ternei. A. p. 50 to 81
WASHINGTON. D C........ Arlington Hotel, \: p, -
do. .....................The Raleigh r. f Sl.oo UP
WATCH HILL X. Atlantic Hoei no" opei
90. fllUp'r note NV ~
IIii7t; IT'D uuse nov omen
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four Tracks. Automatic BLOCK signals.
IN and after June 81, 1897

Four Tracks. Automatic Block signals.
~ On and after June -. 1897.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty s.
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &c,
40 IFS. $40 A NJ. 1920 ~ No to Ess,ton Ito Y
SUNDAYS 30 600 TO Eaton A. NJ. 100. $50. 500
For Or wlk.sbarre Pittston and Scranton. $40 A. NJ
10 1 70 4:i3 p 81 sundsys 30 A. ~
Far Reading AZ 4:30. 500. 9l0. 1000 u 30 A. ~.
lilo I TO 200 100 4:3o. $40 900 p NJ 1918 might
sundays 4:3) A. NJ. loo. 200 300 $50 o'oo r. NJ
1915 night ,. =. ~ o.,o ,,,o a, ,,n
20 4.3O 5.l5 p NJ. 1918 night. Sundays. 4:3O A. II.
loo. $50 800 T. NJ; l2:i5 might "a.
For Srnbury Lewsbure and Wlismsport. at 30 500.
aio A. NJ i:i0. 1870 900 r. N. Sundays +;3o A. u.
Wv" ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE &c.
Grove. and points south to Point Pleasant go sS
IN 20 II 40 A. NJ Il 30 Saturdays ony). 30 2l5 3d.
100 "a 80 Red Bank only AS 3;3o e:l3 500 sa'ur'
p SUNDAYS. (stops at lnterlaken Tor As.
hurry PARK and ocean Grove) 9l5 A. NJ. go 400 p. "
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnega, Park and Barns-
eat 40 $40 A. NJ, $780, 4:3o p. NJ .
For Atlantic City vineland and Bridgeton +so A. NJ
For Monmouth Reach. seabright. and Highlands Of
Nave.lnk 40 $50 II 30 A NJ. $50. +:45 6:i3 p n
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GUNNER Resorts.
The HALCYON,

MIfLBROOK, DUTCHESS CO. n l.
NOW OPEN Easily accessible. Unique In desgn
Offers all the attractions comforts ana aecomn NM, nh
OF nrs,-cass city hotel Perfect cuisine electric nsn
private and public baths golf links ideal bicycle roa9s
Music three times daily. Pamphlets on application. H.
r. ROBERTSON JR., Proprietor.
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GUNNER Resort 9nioes.
Summer Homes on Long Island.

Long Island" an illustrated descriptive book. and
Summer Homes" book describing hotels and boarding
houses Long Island. free upon application at ii3
$50 l3i3 Broadway ticket offices foot OF East 34h-s
and James slip foot Chnmbers-st.. New York. 3S3
Fulton-e Eagle Summer Bureau and Flatbush-avc.
ton L. l. X r. BROOKLYN send 90 In stamps
for Long Island C2) for Summer Homes"
H. NJ SMITH Traffic Manager l. !. r. r.. Long Island
City, New York.
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SANDY AZ HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN EHUE z. &c
From Pier S. y. r.. foot Of Rector 81.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach: Normandis
Branch 40 900 IL 20 A. n. Loo 200 3:+S. <Sn
$40 p. NJ. SUNDAYS. 9:3o A. NJ l1" =: NJ. 49,. ,,,
south to Point Pleasant ii 90 A. NJ. 100. 200. 3tA
soSo al r N sundays stops lnteraken for Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove. 100 p. NJ
For Lakewood Toms River. Barregat Park. and Bar.
n.rat 4 30 A. NJ. 90. 3'+3 r. NJ -
For Atlantic City vinelard and Bridgeon. 40 A. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07


MOUNTAIN VIEW FAKM-Scenery unexceled. eleva-
vi 200 feet: large rooms pleasant walks and
drives For further particulars address Miss FANNIE
GRADY, Dandy Vermont.
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lEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot Of West 23d 81 Penn. r. N'''
or Desbrosses ST. .... .,ov
Indicates time from West 23d 81. Otner hsu'e' $780,
time from Cortland, Desbrosses ST. . n, for
sO:15. $40 A. ". daily Sunday 'O:+o ~ '"' "
MArCH CHUNK and intermeda,e s;stionT;; scRAN-
TON (week days., ELMIRA week days,1 trniHJS
GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO NlAGAhh "a nI and
and the West and principal local points; dining ea' ~
chair Buffalo p..ox
.1O:25. 1O:sO A. NJ Sundays only for Bound nro0N
and intermediate stations. a.. u.,cu
s1Os25. 1880 A. NJ daily except Sunday ior "AON-
CHUNK and intermediate points
Lass. IL 900 noon daiiv except Sunday. 49,.
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TIE PROFESSORS DILEMMA.

BY ANNETTE L. NOBLE. author Of Uncle
Jacks Executors" etc No 81 In THE
Hudson Library" I2mo. cloth. S1.O0; 16mo.
paper. 80 cts.
The delightful humor with which this love
worked out never for moment flags and the book will
do credit 10 the authors already weearned reputation.
G. p. PUTNAM'S SONS.
AND - WEST 23D ST.. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

. ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"a received at their Uptown ONCE No 1.22 Broadway
"a door north Of 3lsist until D.
ents the following branch regular
Office until o'clock p. M viz: "a shave, =
and lNh-st: li2 Columbusave. near West 66,h-s, 100
West sod-st near cth-ave 92 East l+th-st; 251 West
st 1th and sth l39 1
sdave between 10th nth sdave near GIsi-
St 7Us Ist-ave. $50 ave- near 4lst-s
55i 3d-ave: 30 Bleecker.s S5 B.eeekeT-s 2yOs ga
ave- $40 East 1sthst.. 1921 3d-ave. coz ave. 81
Amsterdam-ave +02 West &2d-si i4s lGth-st 203
East 18th s56 9TH Cji ethsve; 1852 IA ave-
2O4 East s6h-st $50 Broadway 5s3 3D.
ave: l29 sth-ave l,3s 2d-ave: 1853 Gth-sve At the
Harlem Offces 2,d6l 3d-ave ll3th-st.: 1850
i25,hst 3dave 2i3 West 18TH TN and
ayes: go West :+3h-st At Brooklyn Oices 337
Fulton st. 7o6 Futon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

Cornelius " Bliss Secretary OF the Interior.
called yesterday al the Fourth National Bank. Of
which he Is a director. He was on his way TO Bos-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

The golden ball the Flagstaff on the tower of
the Produce Exchange became loose. and yester-
day steepe-climber assembled the pole and fixed
Il securely in place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
0carhfrs
School Aaentiss.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supple. Professors. Teachers Tutors Governesses.
&c, TO colleges. Schools and Families Apply
Mrs VI. J. IOUNG-FULTON, % Union Square
MIRIAM CoYRIERE's Teachers Agency supplies pro-
VI fessors teachers goyenesses etc in all depts
schooe carefully recommended $50 5thave cor 10th At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

Frank c. Mayhem. cashier Of the Bowery Bank
has been elected presiden, in place Of the late
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

4 EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions for The Trib-
~ received at their Uptown oi!ce No 1922 Broad
q 3lsf-ft.. until q O'Clock p. a.
received the following branch Offices
regular office until o'clock p m. viz - sh-
ave. pa St. 1852 Gth-ave 18Th IT,. Mays
Cth-aye AMI iih-st ii2 Coumbus-ays near West Goth
ST.. 100 West iei-s near oh.ave; a2 East lthst.. 2j'
West f2d-st. between 7th and sth 100 East
st.: i.33s 3dsve between sGth and 'Ih sts o2G I'd
ave. 6stst LOS lstave.. near s'h-st. 60 3D.
ave. ist-at - "a ave 2iO Bleecker ct. soJ
Beecker 290s 81 ave- $50 East ,gth 1T. Lei "a
co. 20 ave- 6 Amste roam t02 West f2d-st
lis East lGhst. 200 East 4sth-si SO 9ih-aye. G5i
yih ave LIS: 3i-aye., G7h-st e,i East hist
G20 broadway. 1868 3dave 100 shave; LBS 2i-ave
I53 6h-ave. 4. the Harlem onces: 2o5 3dave.. near
li3th-st.. 1850 East l25h-st.. Shave: 2t3
I2jhc bet. 7lh End Sih $50 W.s, i45th-si. At
the Brooklyn Offices: .2I Ful.on-st I2j Fulton st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

So far as known. none of the counterfeit sill
certificates the existence OF which has been an
nounced from Washington have been seen in New
York. None. at least have reached the Sub Treas
ury, any OF the downtown banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

James G. Cannon. vice-president OF the Fourth
National Bank Will start to-day on a months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL
l elegant hotel.
Ni,grfa-ays and the Beach Atlantic City ~. J.
I,xriously appointed Every modern convenience Pas
o,er elevator u street beautiful having
ana six windows Many with baths attached The
terms are reasonable Write for booklet showing hotel,
diagram, Of city etc. Coach all trains Paror
orchestra. CHARLES H. COfE proprietor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-12
OF PUBLICATION.

The state Of West Virginia, Ohio
County, IS: ,,-...
west Virginia. March Rules, 1885,
Ada e. DIehl and John II. Dlehl. her hus-
hand. nnd Larry J. McLain VIZ. William
i. Cots, in his own right and MS trustee,
William ]. Cots, committee OF MARY L.:
Wagner a lunatic, Mary Il. wagner ana
Edward c. Wagner. her husOahu'-In
ChancCry.
The object Of this suit Is to obtain and
have decrced among the parties entitled
thereto. q partition OF the property con-
viewed to said william J. Cots by Isaac
Cots. ST. by deed dated July =. 1851, and
Of record in the office OF the clerk Of the
county rourt Of Ohio county In Deed Book
81. mage 6ii: and also to obtain an account.
ing by said William j. COTS OF thc prop
prIv which came into his hands by virtue
Of said trust decd, aud nave proper us
And II nppeHrlng from an affidavit iilcd
In snId cause, at these rules, that the de-
PENDANT, Edward c. wagner moi resi-.
dent OF the state or west NirElhlR, ana
he not hnyIng been served with process In
said suII on motion OF the cOmplnlnnntS,
nv ihrir solicitor, this order OF publication
IS entered against him. and II Is ordered
that The said defendant, above named be
and is required TO appear wlihin one month
this order and do what IL necessary TO
urntcCi his interests, II Is further or.
GrTed that this order be published and
posted ms required by law.
Witness, c. H. llcnning. clerk OF our said
coiiri. nj thu court house OF said county,
This "a day OF March. 1897, to-w!t March
Rules, 1877. ,,,.>.>rN,y. C,.r
Published the grit HTS I'EREN MGSSG Z Gls t
." s SoSIcitor Tor Compalnants. mr6.a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-12
Teresa CarremO Umdsr the Auspices Of the
WOmem's linton CIUbg

We quote from the Musical Courier this
description OF Teresa Carreno's magnth-
cent triumph in Chicago, that Wheeling
people may have come idea what we may
expect from her here:
Central Music Hall-packed from floor
10 ceiling, was the scene OF the widest
excItemen; after the CarrinO recital to.
day. Recall followed recall. braves
came from all directions. the audience re-
fused to go until the lights were turned
out and Nine. Carreno with her wonder
ful Smile-Iniaturated. not Sign of wear
mess, without even trace Of annoyance.
but simply unalloyed qualification with
drew, after her sixteenth appearance fol-
lowing the conclusion OF the programme
proper. And what a programme! Ye
gods how the people shouted. nothing
would satisfy them. Everything she
played but added fuel TO the tire-there
was almost a stampede for the stage. re-
call upon recall and shouts for more.
Suddenly voice cried-Cheers for Car
reno'-and the hall rang with cheers.
again and again. have never-with all
the artists we have had here-and in
London or abroad. witnessed such a
scene over any one artist. Her appear
ance has been the GROWING event Of the
season and Stupend0us triumph"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-12

The vote for council was as follows:
First ward-B. +. HodRman. Or. and
CD, lS2; J. NJ. Fox (R.), l66; r. s. Nc
conncil Or. and c.. 17S; Herman Hess
CR, and c.. 1SS; S. RislnGcr (C). SO:
Hodgman, Fox, Mcconnell and Hess
elected.
second ward-J. W. Maxwell CR.). 1856;
j, +. VoItlc OR. and CO. 262: J. NJ. Clay
ton (R.), l41: II. w. Hall (R). l2l; J. j,
Kers (C.), lis: +. W. Brown (CD, l62;
G. w. Bruce (C.). 1884: Maxwell, NoItle,
CLAYTON and Brown elected
Third wards. Nj. Steele (R.). 2OS; c,
w. Conner CR.). 2O3: John Nollcr R),
lSS: Conrad Wilton (R), 1889; l.. V. Blake
(CO, lis: D. W. DauGherty Co. 49,; J.
Il. McPeek Co, 1879: Samuel Wilson CC).
1875; Steele, Conner, Noller and Wilton
elected.
The vote for school commissioners re-
suited az follows:
School commlssloners-L. G. Brock.
tR.), SOC: ]. NJ. Roberts OR.). GS7; S. NJ.
steele CR.), 1876; Rev. b. NJ. Spur, (C),
alO: Thomas Scott (C.). 329; II. GchrInE.
CC.). III; Brock, Roberts and Steele
nIcrtpd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-12
TwlVEM's REMAINS
Were Taken to CsntrsviIlS Yesterday His
Wa q sensItINs Nntnre.

The remains of j. W. Twlncm. who
committed suicide by taking laudanum,
at Market square hotel, on Monday,
were taken TO his former home at Lewis
Mills, in Belmont county. yesterday
morning, at 1910 o'clock. The remains
were in charge of j. II. Bell. OF Lewis
Mills, a friend OF the deceased. and Mr..
Ralph Woodland. OF MoundsvillC, u
bruther-in-law. The lntennent occurred
Mt CentTeville.
Mr.. Bell was Intimately acqualht0d
with Twlnem. who, he sHys, threatened
TO commit suicide four or 1--WE months
ago. Twlnem was Of an over sensitive
temperament. and he brooded consider
ably over a love AFFAIR. He also lndulg-
ed In periodical spreeS. and did not like
10 be censured for his drinking. He was
an orphan, and reared by his friends. and
It ErIeved him when they commented on
his conduct. He was OF family of six
children. who are now scattered in dit
ferent parts Of the country.
When Twlncm left his home, he had n
gold watch. which II Ia thought was
stolen from him, while he was at Ben
wood
Twinem had host OF friends, who
awaited the arrival Of the train bearing
his remains, and after the train pulled In.
the funeral cortege wendell Its way 10
the little cemetery at CentreV!lle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-12

Milton Reizenstein. graduate stu
dent OF the Johns Hopkins University
OF Baltimore has prepared a mono
graph as a thesis for a degree which
he expects TO receive next June. He
has chosen for his subject the history
OF the b. & o. r. r. from its inception
on the night OF February 18th. 1871
when IS OF the leading business men
OF Baltimore met at the home OF Philip
f. Thomas and devised means wherehy
the trade OF Baltimore with the west
could be restored. 1t was at this meet
inn that the company was organized
which afterwards built the B. & O. r.
r. Mr.. Relzenstein's monograph takes
tho history OF the road from that night
until tracks were laid to Wheeling, w.
Va, in 1853. The 10th anniversary OF
the b. & o. r. Il. Co. was February
18th, 1897.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-12
MARTINS FERRY PRIMARIES
VIII BE Held by the Republicans o
Saturday Afternoon.

hANuEuAI "Ato'""""s
The Martins Ferry Republican prI-
marieg will be held in the different wards
tomorrow afternoon. between the hours
az 1 and o'clock. The ticket complete
Is az follows:
water works trustec--J. p. CrowI
Electric light trustees uhree 10 be
nomlnated)-GcorEc II. Smith, Lewis l..
Schechle, William Joy.
Cemetery trustcc-WillIam Heslop,
BOARD Of education Cthrcc to be nomI-
nntrdI-W. r. Bowman, George G. Rails.
ton. Thomas Lloyd.
Councilmcn-Flrst ward, Jacob Kaiser,
James Robins: Second ward. John -
Tarnell. Blon u. Williams; Third ward,
W. Kerr: Fourth ward, $. Hopkins,
ir.: Fifth ward. j, r. Riley,
: Nssessors-FIrst ward, Harry Romlck;
Second ward: rra"E Cna n r,", U,rtm m
E0urth ward. Fcrd y. Strlcklin, Pier
coleman; Fifth ward, Theo. Coss.