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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-02
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CINCINNATI 5: PITTSBURG Il.
CHICAGO 3: LOUISVILLE 4.

CINCINNATI. O., May 1.-The Pirates
won their first game from the Reds to-
day Breitenstein, who let them down
without a hit few days ago, was hit
hard. McPhee was spiked by Schriver in
the eighth and will be out of the game for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-02
BOWLING AVERAGES
Standing Of Teams and Individuals in
Carroll Club Tournament.

What the Players Have Been Doing
During the Week-Results OF the
Sunday Games Played in the
Nat ional League-Wheeilng
Iaundries Won a Game--Ama-
teur Notes-Other Sporting Mat
terS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-02
SEVEN CENT ARTICLES.
CLOTHING.

MEMS 81 lis.
At s195. s2S7, 1890. $4S1 $5.aS. ~ ''''
to $l2.62 We are leaders III 10" pIi9'
MEMS PANTS.
At 4Sc, $50 SIC. $50, $1lS rp.
BOYS SUITS.
At Sc. SIC. csc. Sis. $1.37 up Com
once. This sale cannot last AWAY
BOYS PANTS.
At lie, 100, zee, 35c. These are bargain"
and going very fast at present.
MEMS SHOES.
AT 75c. 97c, sL10 sl.25, $L31 $i.5' 70 9-'''
LADIES' FINE SHOES
At 49c. 97c. s1ls, s197. 3l45. tl'-. ''''
CHILDREN's SHOES.
AT, 1876 25c. 3Tc, 4Sc, SIC. &c. Sc ".'
MEMS AND BOYS HATS.
AL iec, zee. SIC. 4sc &c up to FL'@
MEMS SHIRTS.
At l9c. &c, 3Se, S9c up On shirts w. ''''
the trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-02
LAUNDRY'S WON.
Defeated Picked Nine in a Good Game on
Tunnel Green.

The Wheeling Laundry base ball
club defeated picked nine, composed
of the crack players of the Island, in a
very good game of ball yesterday after
noon on the tunnel green, by the score
of 10 to 3. The game was called at
the end of the seventh inning, on ac-
count of getting started late. Follow
ic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-02
LIEUT.. DODDRIDGE AT MANILA.

LIEUT.. DODDRIDGE AT MANILA.
The news Of the naval battle be-
tween the Spanish and American fleets
at Manila, will be of especial interest
to the many Wheeling friends Of Lieut.
John S. Doddridge, o. S. n, of this
city. Lieut.. Doddridge was on the ship
Boston, Of Commodore Dewey's fleet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-02
AMATEUR NOTES

The Young & Dickey team defeated
the H. l.. Hague team by the score of
p TO 3. at the brickyard grounds yes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-02
LICENSES REFIrSEn
Special to the Recister.

Special to the Register
Parkersburg. w Va. MAY The
County Court of Writ county refuses
to grant drug store licenses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-02
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

DAYTON, O.. May 1.-Score:
Dayton. :. :. =. :. .. =. go. E. 9 Il )
Rosebrough and Greenwald; Lindsey
and kellner.
FORT WAYNE Ind, May 1.-Score:
Fort Wayne s 6
spring hSiu % l. =
Campbell and Herr; Graffius and Dolan.
TOLEDO, o., May 1-Score:
r Fl f
Toledo ..... ........................9 3
Youngstown ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II 3
Ewing and Arthur. Brodie and Zinram.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-02
Totals. :. -. Us II II
Batted for Gear in the ninth.

Earned runs, Pittsburg 5. Cincinnati >;
two-base hits, Miller. Davis 2; three-base
hits Davis. Tannehill, PETIT: first on
balls, by Breitenstein l, by Gear l. by
Tannehill /; struck out. by Breitenstein
]. by Tannehill 2; wild pitches. Tannehil
]; time of game 2:10; umpires, Swartwood
and Wood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-02

Washington. d. G.. and Return Only $40.
Via Pennsylvania Lines. Thursday.
May 18th, from Wheeling. Ten days
return limit For details. apply to j.
G. Tomlinson or Jno. BaiIie ticket
agents, Wheeling. 2S,2,6.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-02
GTY'S DUTIES 70 CITIZENS.
Subject Of Sermon by Rev. c. 3.
Clark Last Night.

Takes the Toll Question as the
Basis for His Remarks 80 City
Should Own Its Bridges and All
Enterprises of a Public Nature.
The City Should Provide People
With Better Homes and Take
Measures to Protect Public Nor
ality-Says the Island People are
Long Suffering and Have Been
to Be Imposed Upon.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

notaries public; not related by consanguin'ty
or affinity. within the third degree az determined
by the common law, to any Of the judges OF the
courts Of bankruptcy or circuit courts or tne
United States or Of the justices or judges OF
the appellate courts of the districts wherein
they may be appointed. and residents OF, or
have their Offices in the territorial districts Tor
which they are to be appointed.
The duties as set forth in the act
Referees shall declare dividends and prepare
and deliver to trustees dividend sheets showing
the dividends declared and 10 whom payable
examine all schedules of property and isis OF
creditors filed by bankrupts, and cause such az
are incomplete or defective TO be amended TUT
nish such information concerning the estates ID
process OF administration before them as may
be requested by the parties in Interest, give
notices to creditors az herein provided make up
records cmbOdy ing the evidence, or the SUB
stance thereof ae agreed upon by the parties ID
&ll contested matters arising before thtfn "heh
ever requested to do by either of the parties
there to- together with their fndings th'r'lh aIo
transmit them to the judges prepare ana ne
the schedules OF property and lists OF creditors
required to be tiled by the bankrupts or cause
the same 10 be done when the bankrupts ram
refuse or neglect to DO so safely keep. periect
and transmit to the clerks the records. herein
required to be kept by them, when the cases are
concluded transmit to the clerks such papers
as may be on file before them whenever inc
same are needed Ia any proceedings III courts
and IN like manner secure thc return oi sucb
papers after they have been used, OF, II IL u.
impIactiCabc to transmit the original papers,
transmit certified copies thereof by mail, upon
application OF any party ~ interest preserve
the evidence taken OF tho substance thereof a.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

Olney one Of the vice e-presdents of the Ban
Associ. non and a member Of the Centur! UNI
yers,ty Harvard and Lawyers clubs
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

Joseph Aub. who was rabbi Of the congregation
at Bayreuth from 1880 10 1858 first rabbi af
Mayen.e from 1888 10 1866 and chief rabbi OF
Berlin from 1866 to 1880 His mother was Ida
Osmund, daughter Of the Emanuel In Jean
Paul Nchter's works Hc was educated in the
colleges Of Bdyreuth and Mayence until 1856.
and was then apprcntced to u bank, and fol
lowed q mercantile career in Vienna, Paris
London and other European cities from 1859 to
1866 When under engagement to a New-York
banking house he went to New Orleans, and
came from there 10 New York I'm 1868 ano
studied law with Bowdoin, Larocque, Barlow &
Mcfarland until 1870. He was an honor mar
at the Columbia Law School, but could not be
admitted to the bar In 1870 when he was grad
uated. because he was not yet a citizen. He was
admitted in 1871, and has Iraotised Law IN New
York since that time
M. Aub has wIitteL selsIaA a0iAt leCa
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

Francis Key Pendeton. Ro!aI $ Cra" ano
Stephen Tha!er
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

partner with the late l.. T. Bogardus under
the firm name OF Bogardus Brown In 1864
he became a member OF the firm OF Stanley
Langdell & Brown al No IL Wall-st Of which
Judge Pierropout was senior member In 1870
MI Langdcll became Dane professor IL the
Harvard Law School. and soo, .. ward q
Clarke came into tbe firm D.. beng for
many years in Wa'l-st they r'mrN'd IN 1877
TO the Western Union Building and ia the
spring OF 1882 opened their offices at No. 1853
Broadway. Judge Brown has neYe, taken an
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

ruptcy
The Law provides that referees shall receive az
full compensation for their services n fee Of SiO
deposited with the clerk at the time the petition
Is filed in each case, except when a fec is not re
Quircd form voluntary bankrupt and from es-
tates which have been administered before
them, l per cent commissions sums TO be
paid as dividends and commissions, or one-half
OF / per cent on the amount TO be paid TO
creditors upon the continuation Of composition.
The following are The referees appointed BY
Judge Brown Peter Olney. George c. Holt
Theodor Aub, John J Townsend, Stanley w.
Dexter. Seaman Miller. Nathaniel A Prentss
Ernest Hall John w Houston MorTs 5. Wise.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

this country that 95 per cent of our business
men become embarrassed either fail OF make
assignments"
As 10 qualifications Of referees Tho Law pro
vdcs:
individuals shall not be eligible 70 appoint
ment as referees unless they arc respectively
competent to perform the duties Of that Office
not holding any Office of profit or emoument
under the laws Of the United States or of any
State other than commissioners Of deeds JUS
ices Of the peace masters IN chancery,
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

proved on July 1 1898 and In keeping with lts
provisions Judge Addison Brown appointed
thirteen referees for New York. TO serve for two
years each Each of these referees had to fu1-
nish bond of 5000 These officers will be
much like the registers OF bankruptcy under a
former law In speaking Of the necessity for
these officers IA prominent lawyer said 1T rs
= sad commentary on commercial affairs In
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
active part IN politics but ha. always been \
strong Republican.

Peter + Oln'y was born at oxford Mass,
IN 1S43 and was graduated at Phillips Acad-
emy, Andover. In 1860 and from Harvard Col
Iege in 1864 and the Harvard Law School in
1866 He was admitted to the bar In the city
of New-York il December, 1866, became the
partner OF The late General Francis c Barlow,
and practiscd his profession from 1869 to 1884
Pursuant TO the acts OF the Legislature be
was appointed In 1879 and 1850 a Commissioner,
together with William c. Whitney and the late
George Bliss to compile and afterward to revise
the special and local laws affecting the city Of
New-York The revision Of these laws by this
Commission was adopted by the Legislature
and enacted m 1882 is contained in Volume il
OF the Session Laws OF 1882 and j. known a.
"the Consodation act" He was appointed by
Governor Cleveland District-Attorney Of the
county Of NeW-York in December 1888 and
served d. that office until January ! 1888 ME
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

Stephen II Tha!er
Judge Addison Brown was member OF INC
firm OF Stanley & Brown when hc was appointed
OIL June 3 1881, to succecd Judge choate as
United States Judge for the Southern Dis
trlct Of New York lie was born III Essex
County Mass and was graduated from Har
ward IN 1852 in The same class with Judge
Choat, he was graduated from the harvard
Law School II 1854, and IL ths autumn or that
year came TO this city cnicrmg the oIhce Vi
BroHn, Hail & Nandeipoel Here he was fe'-
low student with United States Distf'ct Attor-
ney Stewart ! Woodford M Brown was ao-
Intted tc the bai IN 1855 and began the prac-
lice Of bIs profession the following year WIN
Nelsor Smith From 1887 10 1860 he vas q
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

agreed upon by the parties before them when a
stenographer 10 not in attendance and when
ever their respective Offices are In the same
cities or towns where the courts OF bankruptcy
convene call upon and receive from the clerks
all papers filed in courts OF bankruptcy which
have been referred to them.
Referees shall not act in cases in which the'
are directly or indirectly interested, practise az
attorneys and counseors at law IN any bank
ruptcy proceedings, or purchase, directly OF in
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

George = Holt was born jr OsWego IL loaA
and was graduated from Yale In the class OF
1866 and from the Columbia Law School 10 1901
He has been resident Of NeW-Yorh Tor thrT
years during which time he has been engaged
In the practice Of Law. he is Republican, Dut
has always been an independent in municipal
matters Nil Holt Is a member Of the Execu
tive Committee OF the Bar Association and
member Of its Library Committee He ls aia
a member OF tho Century, Iae and Lawyers
ubs anc of The Sons Of The Rt| oluucn
TheodoI Aut was born az Bayrsutb Bavaria
,r Ma 1910 HIS father was the Rev DE-
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-16
BUSINESS NOTES.

Fire sale prices at Fields this week.
Best ranges on the market. whitney
Co.
For nice holiday presents go to May &
Faber.
A Torrey razor for 81 at j.. II. O'Rielly
& COis.
Xmas presents suitable for every one,
at The Phoenix.
Just received a car load OF Lemp's beer
at Bachechi n GiOmi's.
Wooden dress goods, % cents, worth up
To IS cents. The Phoenix.
Blankets. cOmtOrters and pillows In
endless variety. May Il Fsber.
Old papers for sale at THE CITIZEN
Office In large or small quantities.
For the best and purest malt whisky
for inYalids see Baehechi & 6iOmi.
Mrs. Albright has engaged more help
In the gallery 10 meet the holiday rush.
"%RICHELTEU" CANNED 6ooDs-Fit for
a king-Only at Becker's Cash Grocery.
For a good smoke try me-RsnOwn-
best In town for 8 cents. BURT JONES.
For cOffee-arrac and Swedish punches,
leave your orders at Bachechi n GiOmi's,
That Tom and Jerry and hot apple
Jack at Melini h kakin are-well, simply
superb.
For Tom and Jerry, rum punches and
military punches call at Bacheehi q
GiOmi's.
"RICHELIEU" CANNED Goons 90 They
are "ausgezeigend'-Only at Beeker's
Cash Store.
The largest stock In cushions, cushion
tops and drapery goods AZ May u Faber,
ll5 Gold avenue.
Visit the Economist art department.
where you can ind everything appertain-
ing to fancy work.
Highest cash prices paid for furniture
and household goods. Automatic phone
l70. T. A. WRITTEN.
II your water pipes are bursted, send
TO Whitney company for plumbers, who
will quickly repair the leaks.
Please engage your time for sittings
and avoid waiting at the albright Art
Parlors," ll3 north Third street.
All kinds OF goods for fancy work, em-
brOidery silk, China silk and satins, rib.
bOns, laces, etc. b llteld & Co.
The New Mexico Collection agency, Of
dee over FOx's iewelry store, charges
nothing unless the account Is collected,
See those novelty dress patterns at The
Phoenix; tl2 patterns, $3.50; $500 pat
terms, $3.50; " patterns, $3.50. b HELD
Il Co.
II you feel weak, get yourself SOM
Dam.i-ana, Cola Pepsin or X ray bitters
They cannot be eXcelled. Bachechi 4
GiOmi.
Have Just received two carloads Of
whisky. and for thirty days will sell al
cost, Come and get prices. Bachechi 4
GiOmi.
We are not great in aiyerlising-oul
shoes do ii for US. Try our Red SchOO
House for children, Ford shoes for ladies
Blorsheim shoes for men. No better line
la the market. A. Simpler q Co.
Don't delay or you may regret that yOu
did not have your eyes correctly 1ttet
with the best glasses made, at such low
prices, by Prof. MeCann, the skilled Op
tician, Tor a short time only, at DR.
Berry's drug store.
We had a few beautiful Navajo rug
consigned 10 us by an Indian trader II
Arizona with orders TO sell them, anC
have marked them down accordingly
Price, 81 TO $40, Simon Stern, the Rail
road venue clOthier.
An appropriate Christmas present.
pair OF beautiful embossed gold-dlleC
spectacles, correctly fitted, for grandpl
or grandma, mother or wife. At such low
prices for a short time only, by Prof
Mccain, at DR.. Berry's drug store.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-16
Ons Of New Me1icos Critics.

A day or two ago the New Mexican
published a clipping from The ALBU-
QUERQUE CITIZEN regarding M Il. II.
Page, who has been writing senrriloug
letters TO the Manchester, n. H., Union
about New Mexico and her people, This
man Page has something Of q history OF
his own, and his experiences with the
territorial courts probably prompted him
to write the letter in question In order to
heal his lacsrated feelings.
An examination Of the records in the
Fourth judicial district shows that he
wa Rrraigued before the court and plead.
cd guilty to the charge OF larceny OF the
pOstOitice ~ Barney, Union county, aud
was fined 800 and costs OF the suit, lie
was released from custody on November
Is last.-NeW Mexican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-16
Prolihe Correspondents

The scribblers who represent the ST.
Louis Globe. Democrat at several Texas
cities and are sending out news supposed
to have occurred in New Mexico and es,
pecially in the vicinity Of Albuquerque,
are very prolific writer's but are foreign
to the truth and have misrepresented
this city ald section IN half a dozen re-
sent kilograms, The latest TO appear
In the Globe Democrat is from Austin.
Texas, and tells OF a startling 800 mile
trip through the canyons OF the Rio
Grande by r. E. H]arrOun" How this
Austin, Texas, correspondent got this
piece OF wonderful news, when Austin ID
farther from Albuquerque than 81. Louis
is puzzling the average newspaper read
or Of New Mexico, the latter being &C
quainted with the geography OF the
southwest,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-16

generated BY a small engine situated
over the boiler, and is operated by steam,
II Is entirely distinct from the machin.
cry Of the engine, the same as the air
pump Of the engines.
This Prescott Journal Miner says. The
funeral Of the late W. II Wade, who was
killed in Saturdays railroad accident,
took place Monday afternoon from his
late residence on Alarccn street,
Deceased leaves a wife and child TO morn
his untimely death. lie was highly
spoken OF by all Of his acquaintance aud
had been in the employ Of the company
for about Eve or six months.
WE. G. Gibson, who was an engineer
on the III Paso Il Northeastern, made q
pleasant call at this office this morning.
and statsd that he had returned 10 Albu.
Querque and had accepted a run out Of
this city on the Santa Fe Pacific. A
short time ago his aged mother died AT
~Alamogordo, after which he sent his
wife and children back east to visit
relatives and friends.
The Wells Fargo Express company has
Issued a circular notifying the public
that as Christmas falls on Sunday this
year, holiday shipments should be started
earlier than on previous years, in order
that they may reach their destinations
on the 23d. Local Agent McCauslsnd
will esteem IL a favor IL due attention is
given TO this suggestion.
The Optic says: While the Santa Ne
company is doing so much building aud
making it's local home here 90 complete,
would II not be well TO establish and set
apart quarters for a railroad reading
roomY Some years ago there was such
an institution here, occupying what ia
now the old depot hotel building.
Beginning January l., employees will
be supplies by local inspectors with
cards for four records OF inspection, one
every seven days. Inspectors will insert
name Of the owner Of the watch, name
aud number OF movement, and the card
must be mailed or handed to the train
master, the arst day OF each month, aud
a new card obtained.
The Mohaye County Miner says The
Santa Fe Pacific people are doing an i'm.
mense amount Of improving on the rail.
road through this territory, and among
other things the Kingman yards and
grounds are receiving a thorough going
over and cleaning up.
Al. Pullar, formerly In the employ Of
the Atlantic & Pacific, recently a ma
chinist Of the Santa Fe at Las Vegas. has
arrived and gone to work in the round
house Of the Santa Ne Pacific here.
Word is passed along the railroad line
TO look out for tramps, thieves and buns.
Great gangs OF them are bound south
from Omaha, and will make their pres.
ence felt in this territory shortly,
T. j. Helm, general agent OF the Den.
yer Il Rio Grande railway, with head
quarters at Santa Ne, is here on business
connected with his duties.
r. A. Matthews, Of the bridge building
department OF Santa Fe Pacific, Ia in city
from Williams, stopping at the Euro.
pean.
W. Crowley, who Is In the employ Of
the Santa Re Pacific on contract work, Ia
In the city from Winslow.
Cade selvy, In the secret service OF the
Santa Ne Pacific, was here for a short
time last night.
The railroad building record for this
territory I'm 1898 will amount to 200
miles,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-16
COURT OF PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.
Final Action ia the Casas dc Riano or Pie
dra Lumbre Grant.

Final Action ia the Casas dc Riano or Pie
dra Lumbre Grant.
In case No, 30 the objections TO the
survey made by the claimants were over
ruled and the survey confirmed. This
case, which Involved the title and acre.
age Of the Casas de RianO or Piedra
Lumbre grant, made in 1906 and claimed
by Aniceto Martinez ct al, was died In
the court August 10, 1892, and has been
kept in litigation ever since by motions
and objections Of various kinds Gled by
both the government and claimants is
finally disposed OF. The last action OF
the court passes title to the claimants
for 1871 acres OF valuable land In II q
Arriba county and closes one Of the most
warmly contested cases In the history Of
the court.
The trial Of case No. 152. the Estancia
grant Of 4l5, O3G acres In Valencia county,
made In 1916 and claimed by Joel Parker
Whitney OF al, was begun Wednesday.
The claimants are represented by ]. II.
Knaebel. This case was filed In the court
March 1, 1898.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-16
To Al kheen OMnera.

You are hereby notified that the head
quarters OF the Sheep Sanitary Board has
leen removed from Las Vegas to Albu.
luerque, n. 81, aud that Harry Y. Lee has
oeen appointed secretary, vice Antonio
LueerO, resigned, You are requested To
At once send In all ear marks. brands and
'uch other information as will enable
he board 10 prosecute the work In hand,
Guild up aud protect this great industry,
Address all Communications TO Sheep
sanitary Board, Albuquerque. n. NJ.
SOLOMON LUNA, President.