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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-11

he has reached a ripe old age. The
men who live long lives are the ones who
take care of their health in youth and
maturity. They realize tho truth Of the
old saving that "a stitch In time saves
nine" The ones who don't do this die
Of Of nervous prostration, heart failure,
aud consumption.
The best Of all hcnlth.rcstorcrs and
health prescrvcrs IL DR.. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery. II cures % per cent.
OF all cases OF, consumption. 1t wards oil
nervous troubles aud wasting diseases.
Il corrccls all disorders OF the digestion,
invigorates the liver and restores the
appetite. II fills the arteries with tile
pure, rich red blood Of health. II tears
lown. and carries off old, inert aud
halfdcad tissues aud replaces them by
new II builds firm, healthy flesh II
makes the muscles strong aud elastic and
slendics and toncs the nerves. II cures
debility aud weakness Of every dcscrip'
ton. II 10 the product Of the lifetime
experience aud study Of M eminent ntld
skilml specialist Dr. r. " Pierce, lor
thirty years chief consulting physician 10
the lnvnllg' Hotel aud Surgical Institute,
Al buffalo, N. " Thousands Of men aud
women hive tcstlfcd to ~ Virtues,
Druggists sell Il.
There is nothing In the world "lusl %
good, although nvnriciouS druggists will
sometimes say 80 for the sake Of tie
greater profit 10 ba made upon the IN
ierof article
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TRUSTEES SALE.


by virtue Of a deed OF trust made by
signed, as trustee, dated July J., A. d. 1895,
and recorded IN the office OF the CLERK OF
the county court OF Ohio county. West
Virginia. In Deed Of Trust Book No. ", at
pare C. / will sell at public auction TO the
highest and best bidder. nt the north front
door Of the court house OF said county, In
tho city OF Wheeling, w. Va, on
SATURDAY, THE iTH DAY OF SEP
TEMBER, 1891.
commencing ut 10 o'clock q, m, tho fQl-
lowing described real estate situated In tho
said city OF Wheeling, that u to say a
parcel OF ground situate IN Wheellng. West
Virginia, on the east side ot Eon street.
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, and
bounded an follows, beginning nj point
on the east side Of Eon street, forty-two
Og) foot north OF the northwest corner OF
eagtwardly with the southern line OF q
pi0Co Of ground belonging to Robert
Strange one hundred ZOO feet 10 n twenty
foot alley thence southwnrdly and paral.
lei with Eof street slghleqn V9 leSu
line first above mentioned one hundred
(iOO fcot to Eoft street, thence northWnrd-
~ with the east line Of !Son street olEhlscn
uO foot to the place Of beginning, lQkelher
with the improvements thereon, being the
same properly which was granted and con-
voyod to the said Jerry Crawford " VIII
lam iinch. trustee, by deed dated the 18Th
dan OF March, iNN, and recorded IN tho
ssId Ohio county Ia Deed Hook No, Il, at
'TEiiMs OF eAlE-Ono.thlrd and ~
much moro ne the purchaser may elect 10
my In cash on the day Of sale the balance
nf thn nurrb1a0 money IN two equal In.
siniim,nta. paynhlo respectively 1T one ana
two wears from tho day VI sale win M
forest from that day. for olch Of which
mnnrv inc purohnaor shall give his NO.
rnliAtIo uroinialOry note, bearing lhloroHt
FROM The day NJ sale ~ nforcsnld TO "
occurred los tho title " tile Property gold
AZ tkp aatnp. or ly deed of trust on tho
nropcrty rold, to hc drawn, Acknowledged
and recorded at tho expense OF tho nur-
chaser. ,.,,,,,,, ,,,.,
WIiLiAM it, ttALLEIt, Auctloneor.
wanna" - Aut
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BOSTON, August lO-The work Of Klo-
bedanz in tho box to-day was easily the
finest done by any Boston pitcher this sea-
son, and the New YOrks were defeated by
the smallest possible score. But two men
hit him safely, he gave but one base on
balls and received perfect support. only
one New Yorker got as far as second base.
The only run scored was made by Ber-
gen In the NTH. SeymOur's Boston debut
was a Aatterng one, and he held the l3os-
tons down TO one run and six hits 10th
sides fielded brilliantly. Attendance b'VOa
RHE
Boston .......O OOOlO 90 ii 0
New York....,O 0 o 0 0 0 90 2 l
Earned runs, Boston I. Batteries, Klo-
bedanz and Bergen; Seymour and Wilson.
Time, l:Sl. Umpires, Lynch and Carpen-
ter,
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FOOT BALL.

The Wheeling Tigers are to reorganlze
for the season within a few days. The
first preliminary practice work will take
place next Saturday afternoon between
2 and o'clock, on Bridge Park field, Is.
land. Captain Bob Edwards Is confident
that an excellent team can be gathered
20 represent Wheeling on the gridiron.
He wishes II announced that Saturday'e
practice Is open to all players in the city
and vicinity, and those desiring TO
Join the team are especially invited to
turn out and Join the other candidates
for the first eleven. Greengburg has all
ready asked for dates with the Tigers and
will play in Wheeling. Mr.. Edwards
says more games will be played on the
local grounds this season than were seen
last season.
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LAST sEAsnORE rxcuRsIoN


The last excursion 20 the scnshorc
over the Baltimore & Ohio win leave
here Tuesday. August II, Fare for the
round trip. $40, Tickets good twelve
days and good TO stop on at Phlladol.
phln, baltimore ana Washington re-
turning,
Tralps leave l2,2b, t,lO and 1856 q. ST..
and $40 y. M Secure sleeping car
hurthH nt once. Y. q, n'RtE,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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PENWOOD.
News items from tho Lively Industrial
Town,

News Items from tho Livery Industrial
Town,
There have been more inquiries for real
estate, say local real estate dealers, with
In the past few days than for some time,
and prospects are good for few trans
fCrs
A number from here viii go down To
the camp grounds to-day, and there are
already number summering there.
l.. NJ. schad has been entertaining
some Pittsburgh friends, who returned
home yesterday
Mrs. Edward Newton, the recently mp
pointed postmlstresg, will remove to the
city building.
Louis Becthel returns to-day from a
trip to Cincinnati.
Mrs. NJ. Vancurcn is visiting friends in
Belmont,
To-day Is city pay day.
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CINCINNATI, August 10 rho browns
Knocked Dammhnn out ot tho box In tho
Ilh Inning, scoring nvo runs. When tho
lI'h7 went 10 bnt In their half N the nflb
M. ."ufn stood 10 2, a Lnao an bnlla. ala
..NH lWo singles, u double ana ID irWlp
WIo.Ehl IN ilvo runs Tor the Rods ana won
w, thmr, nh neither Hl1H scored after tho
I'D lnnlnr Grady retired IN tho tnif1 in.
i.nF. having boon hit with u hntirG hall
nll tllH went ~ nrHt nud Murphy behind
'N' Dat Attendance, 1900 Bc0roi
rp,.,...u ttttE
! .iL. SaI. uu"";%b 2SSBSSS c-ss Z
SAfn1d runs, Cincinnati L batteries,
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Earned runs. New Castle .: Wheeling g..
Home run. Miller Wild pitch, Campbell.
Double play. Campbell, Bradley and Tor.
reyson Bases on balls, on Hewitt 3; on
Campbell J. Struck out, by Hewitt 4: by
Campbell T. Left on bases, Ndg Castle Il;
Wheeling e, Base on hit by. ball, Miller.
ftocn bases, Ross, Miller, Lyle. Time,
il5 Umpire, Lally.
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NEW CASTLE, August l0.-New Castle
won from Wheeling to-day in game full
OF brilliant plays. Tho visitors hits. al
wrre scattered. New Castle twice pulled
ovt OF Il bad hole. once In the second, when
Inc bases were filled and none out, the Wis
it0rs being retired, and tho same thing
bappencd In the seventh with only one out,
The visitors played a much stronger game
released from New Castle, put up good
game and impaired much ginger into tho
tcam. The Nallers were shut out until
thc ninth. when things looked threatening
Tor the home club. Lally's umplring was OF
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LOUISVILLE. August lo,-The Colonies
had their regular OF day and the Colts
won as they pleased. Hin was substituted
for Evans after Anson's team had scored
three runs In the fifth inning. Attendance,
- RHE
Chicago ...e 0 90 6 / OILS ]! .
Louisville 81 ! o. ~ .
Earned runs. Chicago I: Louisville 4.
Hill and Wilson. Time, $50. Umpire,
0inay
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BROOKLYN, August lo-The Baltl-
mores and Brooklyns played two games
this afternoon, One resulted In an easy
victory for the CHAMPIONS, while the other
ended In tie after eight exciting innings,
when darkness prevented further play
The teams will play another double
header" tomorrow. Score:
First game IL y
Baltimore 80 / 0 o 02 80 II Z
Earned runs. brooklyn ]; Baltimore ];
Batteries, Fisher and Grim. Pond and
Clark. Umpire, Emslle, Time, 2;lO'
second game RHE
Baltimore MI o OlOl 0-s 6 I
Brooklyn ,,,..,,,O o 3 0 0 0 O-3 5
Earned runs, Brooklyn 2; baltimore !,
and Clarke. Time, 2:l0. Attendance, G,2l2,
Game called at the end Of eighth inning
on account OF darkness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-11
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton,

This Is tho best medicine In the world
for all forms of Coughs and Colds and
for Consumption. Every bottle Ia guar
antced. II will cure and not dlsappolnt,
IL has no equal for Whooplng Cough,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Pneumonia, Bron-
chllia, La Grippe, Cold In tho Head ana
for Consumption. II IN safe for oil ages,
pleasant to take, and. above ull. sure
cure. II In always well to take Or.
Kings New Life pills In connection
with Dr. Kings New Discovery, as they
regulate and tone the stomach and bow
els. We guarantee perfect satisfaction
OF return money Regular size 30 cents
mil 81 20. At Logan Drug Co.'s drug
giOrp G
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BOWLING.
ORNAMENT A WINNER
lie Easily Proved III, Superiority nj
Detroit.

Detroit.
DETROIT. Mich, August lO-orna-
mcnt easily proved his superiority In Tho
International Derby today, aud won
the star feature OF the Detroit Jockey
Clubs opening day at Crosse Polnto
with the greatest ease. Tho attendance
amounted to about 5000 Much Of the In
tercst In the Derby as contest was
taken away by the easy manner In
which Ornament won. lie took the lead
at the start and was never extended,
winning In n gnll0p In $3.50. The start
was Struggling but In half fuflOng
they were closely punched ana ran In
close company to the stand, Ornament
leading by a length, with Dare II second
and MCaduwihOrpc third, MOncrelth
trailing two lengths behind Gulng
around the upper turn Dare II made u
futile attempt to take the track but Or
nnmcnl easily shook hOr off. Down the
bnCk proich the order remained un.
CHANGED, bare II by this time was
ruundly beaten and had dropped buck.
At the lower end uf the stand Moncrolth
gave II up, and this lnfl the race q pro.
cpgRIun. I'm which Ornament CROSSED tho
i'm, three lengths In front Meadow.
thorpe Just an easily second, md Mon.
crolth third The race was worth NOOj,
Of which tI,0Gi went Ia the frat horse,
500 To- the second aud $500 TO the third.
A protest against paying The money
earned By ornament was filed by Me-.
Gulgnu un The ground TINT ornament
has hr,n ynn1usy entered lhlB year ns
the property of Charles Patterson,
Chnrlc1 r. PATTERSON ana Charles r.
Patterson g 60
International Derbv value IN winner
i106j. milo uud o hnlf-urnnmcnl, i2b
Nllhltoi. I ~ i,nu1 out won, Meadow
thorpe, lgi Cl Murphy o to 4 aud ! 10
., place gCconl Muucrolth M tMuwls
SOM, 10 to 1, third Time, 2l9O. Darc
III also ran
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At Dayton. Score: RHE
DAYTON ,......2 o o O31O O-Gi7 2
Toledo ,..,.....O 2 0 o 90 - 10
BattorIcs-Dayton. Rosebrough and Kell-
ner; Toledo. Kelb and Arthur.
At youngstown. Score: RHE'
YOungstu ...3 o o 0 @l0 Y
Mansfield ...I o o o "a II 3
Battcrles-Youngsto Jordan and Zln-
ram; Mansfield. Ely and Netter.
At Springfield. Score: RHE
Springfield - q 0 0 q o 0 % 3
Fort Wayne,,.i 0 2 2 0 &c 10 /
Bat,erIes-sprlngneld Poole and Rupert;
Fort Wayne Holloway and Campbell.
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EASE BALL COMMENT.

Because the 1ntelligencer dares to de-
nounce the action OF President coyle,
late of the Wheeling Base Ball Club, In
filming his players practically all the sal
ary due them. the evening paper as
sumes to speak for that gentleman, The
Intelllgencer did not presume TO injure
the gentleman's business reputation,
neither did It presume to dictate the de-
clslon OF the Justice OF the peace In whose
hands the players suits were placed, but
It did state what Is true-that there Is
widespread indignation In Wheeling over
the uniustltiable filming OF the players
who had had practically no salary for a
month, shortcut method OF playing
even on the season that finds NJ endorse
ment anywhere. unless It Is TO be found
In the editorial rooms OF the evening
paper. -.y-t
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J The Same"
{ Old Sarsaparilla.

That'a Ayers, The same old
sarsaparilla as it was made and
sold by DR.. J. c, Aver 90 years
ago. In the laboratory it 10
I different. There modern appli-
auces lend speed to skill and
experience. But the sarsapa-
rilla is the same old sarsaparilla
that made the record-5O years
of cures. Why don'twe better
itl Well, we're much in the
condition Of the Bishop and the
raspberry: "Dorbtless, " he
said, Good might have made
better berry. But doubtless,
also, He never did" Why
don't we better the sarsapnrillaf
We can't. We are using the
same old plant that cured the
Indians and the Spaniards. 1t
has not been bettered. And
since ace make sarsaparilla COM
pound out of sarsaparilla plant,
we see no way Of improvement
on course IL we were making
some secret chemical compound
we might 80. But we're not
We're making the same old SAL
saparilla to cure the same 80
diseases. You can tell it's the
same old sarsaDariIlG be-
cause it works the same old
cures. It's the sovereign blood
purifier, aud-it's Ayers.
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~ CRAVE but ono Minute" said
The public speaker In husky voice,
and thon hc took doan Of ono Minute
Cough cure, and proceeded with his or.
nlury, one Minute Cough Cure IL IN.
cpuallod FOR throat and lung traublcq
Chnrioa u Goethe, Mnfkct and Twelfth
streets, Chatham Sinclair. Fortv-slxtb
aud Jacob streets! A. " schoola. No.
GOI Main street, liNloy liroa, Penn ana
Zane strcotsi Bowie & Go, bridgeport. 2
-
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F F1,Si.S1a " ,...::..5 SSsi2S5i-

EARNED runs, Cleveland A. pittsburgh T.
on bases, Cleveland q, Pittsburgh o. First
W'N pu balls, of Young T. Struck out
,t Young , by ltlllcn I Thrco.buHc hits.
wallace. thinner 2, Smith IuthfuHH. Two
naln IllH. Wallace. Smith ?, Donovan. GnO-
iL'n hli, Rugdcn Stolen hngoa, Picker.
w 2, IChoutl uCuuuhG paylB. Umpife,
M-D0null. Tlme g.g0. Allnhlnnrn. 300
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!: SPORT.
! Base Ball, Bowling, Bicycling,
! Boxing, Races, tic.
$1,000
AlL'S LOVELY NOW.

tsrhl Dispatch TO the Intelligeneer'
PITTSBURGH, Aug, lO.-I have ar
.,rrad matters satisfactorily with Mr..
r-ys and attorney for creditors IN
vf..,tng has agreed to rent the grounds
=, rsrr5yson for the balance OF the sea-
o II no further obstacles are placed
4, Nh, way, Wheeling will meet all west
arm clubs on the home ground, shnuld
,r5nBls arise over the ground question,
NJ. club Will be transferred to another
ci,y where the season will be finished.
win the proper encouragement, Mr..
T5rreyson will give to Wheeling a team
IA which her base ball enthusiasts can
ain, with pride. C,B. POWER.
President Interstate b, b, League.
This is welcome news to the Wheeling
t,.g ball public, who have been wonder
,,, for the last few days what would be
,b, outcome OF the muddle into which
,E, wheeling franchise ana grounds had
allen. 1t is probable that the Nallers
nil ba at home next week for three
r.,meg with the Youngstowns, after
which the four western teams play In
,bs following order: Dayton, Fort
Wovne, Toledo, Springfield Then the
.s,m goes abroad and there are only a
Ssw more games scheduled for the home
funds. Torra yson win now proceed to
ssrwre the signatures OF several Texas
league crack-a-jacks TO Wheeling con-
,r7cts and the team will win more than
half the games played.
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WASHINGTON, August lO-TO-dny's
was game the like of which for sustained
interest and fireworks finish Washington
has not seen for many days, The Senators
tied In the eighth, when five hits weTo
made off Flheld, and fuckers home run
In the tenth won the day. In the second
inning while Cross was running TO third,
Stallngs, who was on the coach line,
showed Wrlgley OF the bag. He collided
with Gross and both players fell heavily
10 the ground and lay there for some time
but were able to continue playing At
RHE
washington ......,O01100040l-7 0 2
Philadelphia .......,O2OO1OOSQ0-Gl II 2
Earned runs. Washington s: Philadelphia
4. Batteries, King and Farrell; Filled and
Mcfarland. Time, 2IO. Umpire, Kelley.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays wlnners-Clnclnnat Boston.
Warrington. Chicago, Cleveland, Baltl-
more
To.day'F games-St. Louis at Cincinnati.
New York nj Boston. Baltimore at Brook
lyn Philadelphia at Washington, PITTS
Ourgh ut Cleveland, Chicago at Louisville.
b CLEVELAND. August lO.-rO-days
gam0 was n batting contest but the Clove-
ihnt9 Ind tho better OF II. This, combined
with the loose fielding OF tho Pirates, gavo
the home team the victory Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-11

EhreJ Dammann and sohriver; Lucid and
Douglass. Time $40. Umpire, Clarke.
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The men who

W made of tough stuff
q and can stand any
4 thing, generally find
A that death is made of
r tougher stuff and are
found in a coffin at an
age when they should be
doing their best and most
useful work. II Is time
enough for a man TO brig
about his toughness when
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-11

The double Injection of tho brand of
ginger known over the Interstate circuit
as "Torreyson's Sure Cure" which has
been administered to the Wheeling nine,
appears to have had a good effect.
Thayer TOrreyson played great game
for Wheeling and Is just the man to get
all there Is out OF the Wheeling players
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GEO. W. JOHNSON'S SONS,
1910 MAIN STREET.
LOST

T osT-A SMALL GOLD WATCH
IL Friday afternoon, either on fail
grounds or between fair grounds and
Wheeling. Gold fllled. with letters and
w, engraved on outside OF case. Liber.
nj reward will be paid for the returning
OF same 60 DILLON. WHEAT 6
HANCHER. uu7
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sroCxHoLDERs' MEETINGS.

Notice Is hereby given that NJ n meeting
OF the stockholders Of The Peoples TclC-
phone and Construction Co. Of West Nlr-
ginla 10 be held on the 18th day Of August,
1897, | will offer a resolution to increase
number Of shares therein from one hum
drcd thousand dollars 10 one million dol-
lars. j. J. WOODS,
iygi-u a Stakeholder In Said Company.
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FoR SALE.

NOR RALE-A FEW CHOICE LOTS IN
II sllotB addition, Fourth ward Mar.
TINS Ferry Address e, T.. CAnELL,
bellevue Hotel, Martins Ferry. auG
NOR sALE-oNB AND oNE.IIALF
~ lot IN Greenwood cemetery; ilno locn-
ton; corner lot, adjoining beat improve.
menta In cemetery. Address CEMETERY
LOT. caro- lntclllgenccr office. aplg
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.

yosterday's wlnners-Toledo. New Cas-
No. YOUNGSTOWN, Fort Wayne,
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A HEAVY LOAD.

The rigid strength Of the Stormer
will stand almost any strain.
There are no ruilles or fringe on II.
II is simply q strong, light, easy
running wheel. The price Is 5000.
Come in and get acquainted
. with II.
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WANTED.

UTANTED-FouR MEN OF GOOD AP-
w pEARANCE; willing to hustle;
steady employment: good wages, Boys
need not apply. 1915 Main street. aus.
The age-herald., 1897-09-30
THE GOVERNMENT BUILDING
Court PoStponed-Cooper Completes His Corps
 ot Field Marshals.

United States court will convene in this city on Oct. Il, but will be hrnmedi- ately adjourned until Nov. 8.
 From Oct IS. Judge Boarman. who has been assigned to this court, will hold court for three weeks for a judge in Galveston.
 United States Marshal Cooper has completed his corps of field marshals. AS completed tare list stands
 A. B. Mitchell, Birmingham; J. N. Vaughan. Birmingham; R. M. Bennett, Birmingham; Wade H. Mothershed. Tusca1eosa: L. B. Shoenfield, Tusca- loosa; Jeff Kelly. Jasper; J. A. Adkins, Bear Creek; c. M. Tompl1ins. Florence; John Lanier. Huntsville; H. P. McEn- tyre. Huntsville; Jeptha Edwards. Att ta1la; A. H. Fowler, Attalla: D. s. Jack son, Anniston; D. R. Burgers, Anniston;
 Thomas Barber, Cullmap.
 Those appointed yesterday were:
 J. N. Vaughan. brother of the dis trlct attorney; R. M. Bennett. Wade H. Mothershed, l.. B. Slfoenfeld and J. A. Adkins.
The age-herald., 1897-09-30
ANNUAL DAY FOR MOVERS
FEW CHANGES IN THE BUSINESS
 WORLD.
Not the Usual Number of Changes in Resl idences--Real Estate Men Say the
 Rates Remain Stationary.

Tomorrow many people will change their residences and places of business, but not as many as usually migrate on October 1.
 The principal real estate men state that there will be but comparatively few removals among residence renters. In business circles the main changes of To- cation number but five. The Boston Shoe Store removes to 1926 Second aus- nue, formerly occupied by Miss McCros- sin. the nliBliner. That lady will here- after be found at 220 Ninete=nth street. Blick & Black move into the former quarters of the Boston Shoe Store. This constitutes a three-cornered move. The Williams Drug company will hereafter do business at 219 Twentieth street, while Caheen Bros are opening their new building at 1924 Second avenue.
 All the agents concur in the statement that rents, on the average, are neither higher nor lower than last year.
The age-herald., 1897-09-30
SixTY-FOUR CENTS ON HE DOLLAR.
An Important Chancery Case Decided Yester-
 day

The case of Chas. Broadway. ct all. vs. M. A. Little and J. G. Reeves, was set. tied by conssnt decree in the chancery court today.
 Mountj'y &TomIinson, J. M. NcMaster and George Huddlestcn presented the compliments, and the defendants were represented by Lane 6 White. Coleman & Bankhead. Apphng and Mcclure.
 The case has bsen in court for thrse years. Little 6 Riggs were merchants at Patton and OalSnlan three years ago. They failed ewing s15.OoO and the cred ito.s had s. w Lee. of the edcMiflan-Is see Grocery company appointed recover. The basis of adjustment yesterday was 64 cents and Q fraction of the to;al in dabtedness for the creditors.
 Some of the creditors ara: Chas. Broadway Rouss, of New York; R. E. Bonner Sa Co, of New York, hatteis; May 6 Thomas Hardware company. of Birmingham; Birmingham Dry Goods company, Birmingham; Loveman, Jo- seph Loeb, Birmingham; B. F. Rodn & Co.,, Birmingham, and other creditors from New Orleans.