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"RlACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo o.55 + NJ Pullman Nostli ilo a' e'n,
md p9rlor cars Diu.ls-Cu seisi-e- Mras 10 id .'.'
connects 1t Buffalo VITA through ne'pes 90 "e'i,' ana
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= 80. 5:l5 ,. NJ - '-"5s o't' Joy N-A IL 80 -'N
and intermediate stations e,. 49, -, .~.,,.
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FALLS ana all points N"si I'il4inaa -4"'itf 'e .'s
80, X y 70 'rieago Sleei.cs 90 buffalo '4 Toronto
- 30 500 f.. NJ ea.L. rSc@pt sunday =. .s
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Transfer o.. viii call - .'.h i.ft-ate -
boteI o- residence through 20 ccs'i'aii. o.
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CT%ARD LINE,

"a. 40 LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
E,o-n pier 40 y. r.. foot OF ClaTks'n 81 p =,
1.rca,,a "Juiy 2. . r N oamp,nia .Jr5 -. = = VI
4.ucal'" G'iv : a. NJ TmAfi. .-...Juf -. " y 81
f,.,',r1a July q 10 = " .rar,a .JN,I -, i''"
VERSO R00w Il Ger GREEN NEw YORK
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23D STREET

The Approximate amount Of tho lien "r
charge o. satisfy which tho above %
scribed property Is to be sold Is so. NrI io
with interest thereon from the 9Th das u
June 1898. together with costs aut allow
ances amounting TO S35i.S5. with Interest
from tie i4th day OF June. lSe>, together
with the expenses ~ the sale. The 40
prCximate amount ot taxes. assessment.
or other liens which are % be allowed io
the purchaser ont OF the purchase money
or paid by the Referee. is $1,000 ard In
terest
Dated New York. June 10Th. 1873
AUGUSTUS II. VANDFRpOT'.
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uOLLAND-AMERlCA LINE.

II ron ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM.
VIA BOCLOGNE SUR MER.
AMSTERDAM ...-.-.-.-----+ SAL iny = ip D. ~
,5erate prices rrcft comfort SUPERIOR scornnols-
,,Ire Amply fo- han1hooi ana terms 10 Gen fAss
Arerev 20 Broadway. New No'k
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sIHRoGATES' MOTTO :.

IN PURSUANCE q, an order %, hon. ien1
H. Y. Arnold. a surrogate To-, tlf Ky
and Couny q NewY0rk. Hiic- IS he ~,
gwen 20 81 persons having Claims t.ls'
Alto Adams late q the City q. Ne -
York. state of ~ew-No~s. dere.so' - pr--
cent the same vi.h vouchers Thereof % ,ks
subscriber. at rer place OF trar"etstS
businoss AZ the o-ic- O.; Adams B.n., ; -
q West 2sth street. in the CITY q. New
Yorl. on or tefole 1he l9.h dIy " JhY
reXt. - -,
lated New York. ne i5.h cay OK JAZZ
rary. 1893.
StRkH T. adams.
NM CRITTE.SDEN ApAMf
ExscDIJrs
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Al REDUCED PRICES 3'D -rcori hani
VOL al .i.n rA.ng mar"ines. fuD
ryarafierc uaoi4ftry bought and Il.
chaarsc GEORGE o. EDDY. 5yN Mad
srfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-27

ro.cr4NAx nv Protestant man: me
dun Size. highest city testimonials nom
La. en7nlover. who can be seen. W. G.,
care Of Robert Currie GN3 tih-aFe'
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Rnilrodua
~hmEa.cA's oaEhTseT 7hlLsoac."
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER 3. e.
TIE F0UR.TRRCK TRUNK LINE.

Az through trains stop at Albany. UTICA. syracuse
E.lls-trI rnl HGHa0. ,t
Tram leave Grand cen'-a! station Fourth Avenue anu
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~ PURSUANCE %, an oris- ~ iIoa,
Freok r Fitzgerald. SprloSat" cd. re
CIV and COUNTY ~ Scv York.
NOTICE - lorehv given =. az u,
h.vin~ claims against CATH IIN = -
A%v-yC.(. iato ~ tic cry o. Nfy l1fi'
rero.irn ~ Nanhaffan. deceased. 20 "r'-
SORT the same. with vou"tcrs thereof, .
he g. b.crlhs- az lis place p ira sac. ~
t".imas, A. tho office ~ joan u. sned'iter.
,.r. 80 'Io-fsgue ,treet. N tho 0iy 81,
Hcv YORK. Borough = Brooklyn on 81
je,0re tie arst Iay OF December next
Dated New York. The l3th Day % May
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
COACTMAE by Protestant man M
dun Size highest city testimonials H"n"
la. enrplover who can be seen. W. -
care of Robert Currie. GN3 eth ave.
CUACHMAN Scotch. aged 10 good re-
ercnce. understands his dqtles ,SS8 8qa IT,
orcnces. cirv or country. W. tAMfbi'l'I''
429 West 37th-st.
coAcT4NAN - Thoroughly experienced.
highest recommended IONS, u years IN
last place. ncar. good arpoa'hn'". Wiz
excellent cook. want positions toE''n,' !"
penf'emar's family. WAGES 500 iof N''"'
L. MHRlrr. 100 East 'd'h-s'.
coACHMAN AMI GARnTNDR-liorSE-
WORK -Sc0fchWan and wife. no "W
ny. strictly honest. sober and industrious
Young. neat and tidy. weh reco.5'l I,
VIII boz generally useful. Al 'At'I In
TIERS. a., Cth ave
COACHNAN ana GARDENER English
ago 81. good driver. r:re gardener. NOW
lawns. milk. etc. strictly sober. VEL
roc mmendet. Al CARPENTERS. JOS
en- ave.
cOACHMAN BY competent city driver
strictly sober. - years cily re- 'r"ncea.
CAL or address l.. - Las. SON ct.
COACHMAN.-ry thorauehiy G. iapr,,ent
all round s.rglo man. excellent i.i'f
encss. personal Z required Al.l,ss JAS.
AYLwhRD. i3s West 5lth-st, or teie-
phone So 3s'h.
cOAcrrNTAN. by calored man. 10. mar
~.s4. M family. - years highest -
erenoes. las employer can he seen. -
DIS COhCIIMAN. Box 80. Mount Yer
nm. y. Y.
FARMER Ply Scotchman. single. expert
e-ced In the care and hon4.ng oi in"
dairy cattle rs h"rdsmap. GOOD mi --'l'
ref,ren- es. IrERDsMAN. l.2i2 broad"ay.
TADNCR- &c.-COoK. &c.-Marr!ea c-n-
ne. man understands farming. garden
,r- horses. COWS. wife cook ana i'en-
dress. not afrad = work. furnish te'e'-
erre can :. T.. - Hir'n" ~ AZ.
FtRNER. &c.-Py man and VIE.
mans. .u, crfdren. good ffrmer sA,,.is
n. object Address ANDkLAS JN""i''
10 .'"uwicH-st.
GARpENrR. Niltle-asel. single ana
scapc. erosnh lses. f1iit. Z >" "a VIZ,
table farm work. - years Tei'i' H'''
GARDENER. 10 EAST Bt"aI"ay.
GARDuN.R By single man: lors -.
uerioucr. fcnsst end Hoae9. ,'o'',1H
understands g. rd.oing. care OF h''s, ".-
COW. Iclercnce. LANG. $50 East h0ls-
tor g..
GARDENER. German. SINCE, vesoia pes .,
and flowers. fanl horses. r'Ws. '-l'.
crs log, references. wishes steaty ~,
ton OF geutlomau's llse'. GAl-4'L-'t'4''
10 Cnr' SIZE 80
CADDr,NrR. rrcllgt. g~ary.ef. thor
oueftv rauro'onl. h''h rnf"r glass =. -
outside pwerf-an a-l Tur Dean rN.cl
er~-. first ..les rcfeierces. -. HO'll-N
$50 Icrh-.,e
GAHDT,;rT manac'ug gardener DE-
-a4 .rcl 1t mont ll rtt ''tll o.. 500
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tAKPET Gle VINO.

ChRPET5 cleaned ny steam. ~ hama ..
on the foor Careful carpet tleanins
CO. l.SS srcadHay. 40 H.lst fsth-ss-'
OF & FRANDT. -. i22 3S;n.
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I,KENCH LINE.

CRENCH LINE.
i covPAGN1E GrNEEAGI1 TRANsATLANTIQmE
,,rDt,-r IIsI, TO HANET-PAI'lS QEAN'E-
'-'' seiIr- every saturday at lO 4 "
.,,,., pi.r 40 -. North PIVOT foot Morton Sife .
pl,'gi.s,e .. July = "a Tr.'lrne ly -
70 r "a July Ia Cascffne 'if W
la sa.e--o Iul, 90 La Brgrr rn" ~, O.
~ ca tg'cy for L. $. md Can Bowling Green = !
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lllf-f. IT, if- lis W.sf 3.' &C. -t..-
roe rnItlr- Tsi.un. %. 16i '~'h -
.fPIIONY MANDOLIN & Ct IT I
~~-,.--~-~ -~~~-~1-.-'-, ~
THE w.4t ssu.w.ed i,s-- Ii..ri. o.. -
made .y ST. 81. i<-iitDMLNI
N.~f.FaCTt-RT~a COMPANY. 80
r.gtrv ren1 f.r CORAL en-"
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NCuOR LINE-J. 6. MAIL STEAMERS
y GLAsaoy va Lo S, 81 pE ,l.I, o,,..
. .tn " Julv o noon Elm pia ..-.--ii} ~ r'.n
49, fff, An Dbl altN' DO"
fu'H.S7'" Cabin passage $50 nni upwards
Second Cabin -
v,-,ces,a s37 70. Othe~ steamere. $50
gfe.i-ro Passage.
r,--,sa'a so3 80 Other Steamers. F2i'O
- nov, Illustrated BOOK - Tours. Apply 70
,yr,,bFRsON BROTHERS. AEts.. Bowling Green
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Otcan 5icnmcrs.

T7N0NIg gTEAm3G10P CO.,
steamships Horatio Hall Sew and Maintain leaye .
&c - w. foof of Market g.. Iles1HY-. i''..'5
a Saturday, Al ?. steamers h',r. W. ~
Anu cement FOR comfort and convenience u
-,sis o,ces 973 Btoadway. and ~ = yin - Ian.
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y pUtcIANEE y an oTctt q I'D
Frank +. Fitzgerali. SUR gate 81 re
Ciiy and county x New N.rf, nctice -
h.-by nssn 20 az pers.ns having claims
main Inward C. SecCn. late y the CIV
~ New York deceased. t. pres ~ fce
same. ~th you-hcre 'tereof & re ~
rcr.he-. At her place O., tansacting busi-
ro,l,e e Nvnderee. ~. - Wal street.
rt1nattan Borough. IN the cry u Nov
York on or before the Goth day = sep
dated New York. the l4h day q March.
cr'sAN ". sTGrIN. Txecrtrly
rr'~rrp NO~NtN. f)LiNE g Wy.
DrpST ht'or-'r' ''r r,.',.''N' W
WI c-~aa. Nq.fN7ftof =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-25
LONE WOMAN IN BLACK.
4 Sight for Spartan Eyer Widowed
Mother Walks In the Rank by the side
of Her Son Nlfs. .arHlHH tsE.lrsIE

4 Sight for Spartan Eyes Widowed
Mother Walks In the Ranks by the side
OF Her Son. tnba
CHICAGO, April ga sight for
Spartan eyes was witnessed to-day as
the first detachment of naval recruits
from Washington and Milwaukee
marched down the smooth asphalt OF
Jackson boulevard TO the Pennsylvania
depot in route for New York TO enter ac-
tive service.
Right among the marching recruits
and keeping close alongside Of a strap
ping young fellow In a light overcoat,
who was carrying n small travelling
grip. was a woman of fully sixty years.
She was dressed in mourning, and many
a hurrah hushed as people caught the
first glimpse apparently OF a widowed.
gray-haired mother personally taking
her son into the rank and file of the boys
in blue.
She kept an arm around him and her
head bowed, noticing no n else. Per-
llaps twenty other women and girls
mothers, wives. sisters and sweetlearts,
walked with the recruits. but the atten-
ton of the spectators followed only the
lone wpman in black till she was lost
In the distance,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-25
CONFLICTING ORDERS.

There. are conflicting orders regard
ing the movement of the companies lot
the First regiment TO n mobilization a,
Kanawha City. hear Charleston. on
Saturday. Captain Humphrey. OF Com.
pany b., Moundsyilic. received the fol.
lowing dispatch from the colonel com
manding his regiment:
Capt. Robert Humphrey.
Report AZ Charleston with ~ enlisted
Colonel First VIVA. Infantry"
CHARLESTON, ". W.. April'si.
Speaking OF the matter yesterday.
Colonel Baguley, of this city, chief sur-
econ OF the West Virginia National
Guard, remarked that there must be a
mistake somewhere: that the orders he
had received did not call for anything
more than TO prepare for a noblllza-
ton TO be ordered later.
Desiring to keep the public Informed
OF the exact situation, tho Intelligencer
wired to AdJutant General Appleton, at
Charleston. asking him II II was true
that the First and Second regiments
had been ordered to move on Monday.
The following reply was received at
midnight:
Tho 1~ntellisenccr, Wheeling.
Regiments will not BIO modified until or
,ders are received,
J. W. NJ. APPLETON,
@ Adjutant General.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-25
AT PARK.
The Camp Visited br Thousands OF Sight.

- 90
scrrs Yesterday.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. April "a
Chickamauga Park to-day was visited
by at least 5000 people. From early
morning till late at night a continuous
stream of bicycles and vehicles of every
description lined the macadam road
leading TO the national camping ground.
All the regular trains running into
Chattanooga were damned by slghtseers
from the surrounding country n an
occasional excursion train was crowded
to the doors. Extra trains were run 10
the park as often as possible 20 accom-
modate the throngs anxious to see the
blue coated United States warriors. The
camp grounds of the Twenty-tifth: In
fantry and the Ninth and Tenth calvary,
all colored troops. attracted the colored
people and thousands of them fingered
near the tents all day. laughing and
chatting with the soldiers.
The unloading of troops which arrived
late yesterday afternoon and last night.
q good many OF which were compelled
to stay in the railroad yards on account
of a partial blockade OF the tracks, was
finished before noon and then the new
arrivals were sent to the park. One lull
regiment OF infantry arrived to-day, the
Seventh. from Fort Logan, Colo., ,origi-.
nally destined for New Orleans. It was
commanded By Col. Benham, and was
made up OF troops a, b. C, D, Z, T, g
and III. $50 men and officers in all.
As a result OF several encounters
which convivial troopers have had with
the Chattanooga police, one OF which re-
suited in the woundine Of two negro
civilians, the soldiers In future will nave
20 leave their side arms at the camp
when allowed q leave OF absence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-25
Henry Flosr.heIm Assigns.

There was much comment IN coal cir
c!es at Pittsburgh about the assign
ment made bf Henry Floershcim, the
weli-known coal operator Of Finleyville,
to Harry Levy and Nelson Boyd, says
the Press. The assignment was forced
on 4 note Of $40. 900, made by Josiah
Cohen, and endorsed by Flocrsheim. An
attachment was issued In the Allie
gheny county courts. Floersheim for
years operated the Germania and Not
tinsham mines on the Wheeling dlvis-
ion OF the Baltimore & Ohio. He sold
the Germania mine some weeks ago TO
Boyle Bros. The property OF the Not
tingham mine, is considered valuable.
The pit equipment Is modern, the out
put Is large, and in connection with the
plant there was q large number OF indi-
vidual freight cars.
Floerslieim had the Wheeling gas
works coal contract for many years,
losing It only a few. months ago 70
Boyle Bros.
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WHEELING PARK DIRECTORS
Have Secured Brooks Chicago Marin
Band for OpenIng,

The board Of directors of Wheeling
Park Association met OIL Saturday and
discussed plans for the opening of the
park: this season. It was decided that
there would be an informal opening of
the park next Sunday, May /. when no
admission will be charged.
The more elaborate and formal open
ing will occur 4 week later, Sunday,
May $. when the principal attraction
will be the Chicago Marine band, under
the direction OF Thomas P. Brooke.
This band was seen here last season,
and created a most favorable impress
ion. This band will give concerts at
the park OF Sunday and Monday. both
afternoon and evening.
The directors hive other attractions
under consideration for the coming sea-
son. Engineer Hazlett has submitted
plans for 4 bicycle track, 10 be located
10 the right OF the Casino. which were
adopted, and work on the track will be-
Gin at once,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-25
NUMBER OF OFFICERS
That VIII nc Composed In Proposed Vol
uutrer Organization. ri


WASHINGTON, D. c., April 24.-1n
anticipation of the enactment OF the
volunteer army bill, General Miles has
prepared a table, showing the exact
number OF officers that will be com-
prised within the proposed volunteer or
~ganlzation. Unless the bill u~ndcrsocs
some radical changes In Congress. the
volunteer army will call for the APP,
pointmcnt of officers rs follows:
Four major generals.
Nine brigadier generals.
Four assistant adjutant generals,
ranking respectively as colonel, lieu
ltcnant-coloncl. major and captain,
One chief engineer with the rank OF
colonel.
Two Inspector generals With the rank
of colonel and lieutenant colonel re-
.spectlvely.
Two chief Quartermasters with The
rank o~fscoloncl and lieutenant colonel,
respectively.
One assistant 1unrtermaster with tho.
rank OF captain.
Two chief commIssarics with the rank
OF colonel and Northumberland. re-
spcctively.
One assistant commissary With the
rank of captain.
Two chief surgeons With the rank S0r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-25
WEST VIRGINIA MATTERS.
Recent Pensions Observation-Disclosures
Appointed = aIarsl,al Thompson In

WnshinEtom.
Special Dispatch to the Intcllisencer.
WASHINGTON. April 24.-Represcn-
tative Dovener mas been notified ny the
department of an allowance of pension
to Jeremiah Fox, Of Darlington, Ohio, at
the rate Of sli per month, from July
1887; to James C. Alexander, OF Cox
Mills, Harrison county, at the rate Of
81 per month. from October 81, 1889, 81
from March II, 1891, and sl4 from Feb
ruary l6. 1895: alSo. pension to William
NJ. Morgan. Wheeling. At Sc per month
from Deccm,bcr l.. 1897. Mr.. Dovener
has also been notified OF the appoint-
mcnt OF Deborah 3. Montgomery, as
postmlstrcss Mt G%rangeyille.
Representative Miller has recommend
ed the appointment OF J. W. Boehm, as
postmaster III EllenbOrO.- W. Va, and
the appointment will be made the com
Ing week.
Pensions 10 West Virsinians have
been granted as follows:
lncreasc-Charles C. Dougherty, Buck
harmon. SIC to Sill.
Additional--Jacob D. Henderson, Tall
monsvillc. IS 10 $40.
Wldows-Sarah VI. Taylor. Wheeling,
IS: Susan j.. Fleming. Maxwell. IS.
Observation-Disclosures OF James S. Mar
tin. Maxwell, SIG.
Certificate of Increase OF pension has
been Issued. also TO Patrick WEIGH, Bell
alre. Ohio. Sl2 to s2i: 10 Joseph w.
Wilson. Bartholdi. Washington county,
Pa. original. s.: jeremiah ". Collins,
deceased. Monnncahrla City, Pa, in
crease. So to 81; L. Collins, same post
Office. widow. S..
United States Marshal Thompson, OF
West Virginia. Is in Washington. on
Official business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-25
MOZART PARK N


"y hiSy
Festival 0ccnrs Then.
The opening at breezy and attractive
Mozart Park will occur on Thursday,
May 5, and the attraction is an excel
lent n that will no doubt draw large
crowds to the hill top resort. The at
traction is the annual May Music Festl-
val by the Mozart Singing Society, as
sisted by the Beethoven society. The
society has engaged some notable tai
ent TO cooperate In making the coming
festival the same brilliant success that
has marked the two festivals that were
held last season and In 90. MICS Emma
S. Howard. OF New Haven. Conn, a
well known eastern soprano. has been
engaged 70: this concert, and her np-
pearance will no doubt be the occasion
OF an artistic triumph. Others engaged
for the concerts arc Mrs. Flora Will
iiams, Mr.. Charles Zulauf and Mr.. VIII
liam Clcmans. The Mozart chorus will
be assisted on this occasion by the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-25
E. B. POTTS s f5x
II45 and II47 Market Street,
WHEELING, W. VA.
PUBLIC SALES.
DuBLIC SALE.

Under the authority OF, a deed OF assign.
ment made by Hannah Emshe!mer and
Emanuel Emsheimer. her husband. dated
on the 9Th day OF October a. D.. 1881. and
recorded In the Office of the clerk OF the
in Decd Of Trust Book u. page SS.
the undersigned assignee will. on
SATURDAY, APRIL 30, \. D., 1saS.
at 10 o'clock a. H.. at tic north door Of
the court house OF Ohio county. aforesaid.
sell at public auction the following de-
scribcd real estate, tllat'iS TO say: All tina.
part OF lot No. IS on Main street, in the
city of Wheeling. on which Is erected q
three-story brick house. which part Of said
lot fronts forty-four I'D feet. more or less.
on Main street. and is one hundred and
thirty-two Q3el feet. more or less, In depth.
and Is bounded on the west By Main street:
on the south by n private alley: on the cas-.
by lot formerly conveyed by Mary i. Do..
sey to Adeline fletcher. and oil the NORTH
by all that part OF lot No. IS north OF III.
northel n wall OF the said three-story brick
house; Icing the same property which was
conveyed TO the said Hannah Emsheiriet
by W. Ii. Frank and wife by deed dated
October q. A.. d. 1897, and recorded N
Deed Book No. 50. page 425. together With
MI the buildings and appurtcnances there
unto belonging.
The said deed OF assignment provides
that out OF the proceeds OF sale, after the
payment OF expenses, the assignee shaI
next discharge any proper liens or lnclrn'
brances that may be uDon the properly
sold. and after doing so shall pay the bal
ance OF the proceeds pro rata upon the Ia
d~ebtedness of tho said hannah En1shsl.
mcr. Upon the above described properly
are two liens existing at the time OF ths'
said assignment. One of these Is a DEED
OF trust made by the said Hannah Ell.
shelmer and Emanuel. her husband. 70!
D. Ewing. trustee. dated October I, E";'
and recorded in said clerks Office In Deed
OF Trust Book Sc. page R5, TO secure CT.
tain notes payablcsto W. Il. Frank. Tht
other Is u deed of trust made by the sail
Hannah EmShcimcr and Emanuel, her
husband. to Gustavc II, Emshcinef,
trustee, dated January I,S1SaI, and re,
corded In the said clerks Office in Deed
of Turst Book 90 page III. 10 secure Henry
Spcycr against loss Ms accommodation en-
dorscr. or guurantor Of the said Harras
Emsheimcr. Aftcr the payment o! eI-
pcnscs the proceeds Of sale Will be applied.
90 far as necessary, 10 the said liens u!
The order In which they have been named
above.
TERMS OF ShLE-oIc-thiui OF te
purchase price, and so much more as tno
purchaser may elect to pay, cash on tn!;
day OF sale, andsthc residue IN two equa.
installmcnts, payable In one and two years
respectively after the dRy'ofisale, with ~
terest from that day. The deferred lnst1n,
mcnts shall DO secured by n deed OF tEust
upon the property. with satisfactory 'nSuf'
ance to be kcptup by the purchase.
SAMUEL KRAFT.
Assignee and Trustee:
Wheeling. W,'Na., March %. lSSS. ME-