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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-10
BENWOoD,
Breezy News Items Gathered In tho Bu,y
Marshall County Town.


MnrsiiaiI County Town.
Nothing but routine business was
transacted at the meeting OF council. a
letter was received from the state au-
ditor stating that Benwood's share Of
the railroad tax would shortly be turn
ed over. 1t amounts TO $500. an in
crease OF $500 over last year, due to a
just distribution to the proper districts
this time.
AS stated previously. Charley Vance
will make some improvements to his
hall, 10 adapt 1t for theatrical purposes.
The deal with Jack Bowen. who want
cd II for an athletic club, fell through.
John Meeks. boss at the lowe: plate
mill, mas resigned, and Frank Pea
body will succeed him. He will leave
for Kansas City in 4 day or two.
The railroad bond issue, 10 be voted
on ia 4 few weeks is becoming more OF
current topic, and there Is certain 10
be warm fight at the election.
J. p. Barge: has recovered from his
recent Illness. during which his place at
his store was taken BY his brother, J..
w. OF Freeport. Pa.
No time has yet been set for the Re-
publican suggestion meeting, but a
move will be made likely this week, to
select a date. a
Mr. Crawford, of Bellaire, Is building
n store on the Gately property. He
will embark in the paint and wall pa
per business. 4s'ss III
Michael Deegan has purchased the
Joseph Worthngton property, on Nc
Mechen street.
Mrs. Robert TruaS, OF the Fourth
ward, is seriously III.
J. W. Yoho, the Cameron lawyerwas
in town yesterday.
Gates new pharmacy will soon be
nnnnnn 1900
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Darkest Russia" comes to the Opera
House tomorrow evening. The success
which this attraction has everywhere
achieved is most marked and for four
seasons It has net with enthusiastic APP
proval, The play Is one Which by clever
mlngllng of sentiment pleases all. The
plot is stirring and the story Is told by
dialogue bright and cheerful. A happy
Idea OF the author. II. Grattan Donnclly,
Is the introduction OF two strong comedy
characters, who by their drull and witty
sayings keep the audience In u decided
~ cheerful humor. The main feature OF
the tale revolvc around the laws under
which the people are burdened, the
power vested In the officials and the
rulings of the minister of police. Every
characteristic of the Russian Is skilfully
treated and the scenes brought forward
are founded upon occurrences faithful
and true TO life. The opening act
brings to view a fac-simile Of the throne
room OF the cars palace at st. Peters
burg. The second and third acts deal
with the nihilists and the police system
The last act takes place in the great I'M
exile Is seen and stirring series Of pic
lures shown OF life at the mines. Sep
timus Co5b, the American Colonel from
Kentucky, and the German widow, the
Baroness Won Rh!neoers. are two merry
fun makers, who throughout the entire
play, furnish endless amusement.
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Yesterday the packets UP were the
Urania for Pittsburgh at Csc Il. M. Ben
Hur at 1880 for the same point. Boats
announced for to-day are the Lorena at
a. m. and the II. X. Bedford at q. M,
both for Pittsburgh.
The Keystone State left Cincinnati
last night on her up trip and is due
here Sunday. The Virginia will leave
here tomorrow for Pittsburgh.
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BIG VAUDEVILLE COMPANY.

Mile Aimee. the leading feature of the
Hopkins Transatlantic Star Speciality
Company, under the direction of Robert
Fulgora, has come to this country for
the first time, fresh from series OF tri-
umphs in the most critical European
cities. where none but the most talented
performers cal. hope to succeed. Her
act Is positively the most beautiful
terrsichorean production ever attempt
ed and nothing but her great talent and
adaptability for such work clmbined
with unusual beiuty OF form and face
could ever have brought out such over
whelming success as this beautiful little
lady has. Hundreds OF electric lights
and calciums are used In perfecting the
Illusions Of this magnificent act, which
Is beautiful beyond comparison. Mile
Aimee comes direct from 4 four months
engagement at the Folies Bergeres,
Paris, France.
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TIE RIVER.

Marks on the wharf at c o'clock last
night showed the river to be feet 0
inches and rising slowly. Navigation
generally has not been resumed, but it
Is expected that the low water steamers
will resume tomorrow. The through
packets will all be running next week.
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BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated y.
list day OF November, 1891. made BY AusIts
Helmbrecht and Margaretta Helmo'etai
his wife. 10 me. as trustee, and OIL 'ece.
in the Office OF the clerk OF the eal1.
court Of Ohio county, West Nirs!nn 4
Deed OF Trust Book No. 80. page 6ls "
proceed to sell Mt public auction CT
MONDAY, THE 2lST DAY OF FEE
RuARY, 1855
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at " y.
front door OF the court house II, me S3
OF Wheeling. county OF Ohio. and sIals " ',
West Virginia, all that certain pee y
parcel OF real estate situnte. lying aEl =,
ing In the city Of Wheeling. county !. !"
Ohio, and state OF West Virginia. ani q
scrlbed rs follows. that is 10 say: Il
All OF the north onc-half OF lot nninets. 81.
one ~ IN square numbered twenl!.M5y,
f24) In the addition TO what was ioIEt rs.
known ms the Town of South Wherausi
now the Eighth ward OF the city, OF WEI
Ing, laid out by SnrisS and R!tehlnSs, ,. ~:
being on the southeast corner o. l.n;
sixth and Jacob streets. In said eE 1
Wheeling, having frontage on !sS f.,
street OF twenty-five (9il feet and rNhII.,ii
back on Thirty-siXth street one nu"t,Sj
deO) feet to the alley in the rear o. ~ r..
lot, together with the buildings anu g
prpvcments thereon. ~,
TERMS OF SALE-one-thifd Oh =, :.
purchase money, or so much more y II
purchaser may elect 10 pay. cash II i. " ~,
on the day OF sale, and the residue, y. ..r *
equal instal!ments. payable tespsS"s,,,ssy,
in twelve months and twCnIy-tou! tpvsS.
from the day OF sale, with interest latiiSfI N
from that day. the purchaser 70 saiiS-Pl
notes. with good security, for the 'T rs :.
payments, and the purchaser 10 "
quired TO execute deed OF trust o.. On nj NJ
property to secure the deferred p 1.,,.,ss
WIN. p. MEYER. TTus'T'
Meyer and Sesbltt. Attorneys, i.sN,A
ii. C, Hervcy, Auctionecr, !A.ES>
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A GOOD LETTER.
From, the Clcra OF tho Circuit Conr,

FROM TIC CI"r" NJ tNo CItcHIt Court.
FERNANDINA, Fla, Feb %. 1896.
Mr.. ]. George Suhre:, Druggist. City.
DEAR GEORGE:-Plcase send q
bottle OF Chambcrlain's Cough Rem
edy would not feel easy IL knew
there was none of this valuable REM
cdy In the house. I have given It a fair
test and consider 1t one OF the very best
remedies for Group that l have ever
found. One dose has always been suf-
ncIent, although use 1t freely. Any
cold my children contract yields very
readily TO this medicine. can con-
sclentiously recommend It FOR Group and
colds in children.
Yours respectfully.
GEORGE Il. WOLFF.
d Gn11 hp
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Wise Women Economics tn Hard Tinss.
ATen Cent Package OF Diamond Dyes
ontn Saves Zen Dollars.
In these days OF enforced economy, II
should be a pleasure to any woman to
learn how she can save the cost OF new
gown for herself and suit for the little
one, or can make her husbands faded
clothing look like new. Diamond Dyes,
which are prepared especially for home
use. will do, all this. They are 80 simple
aud easy TO usc that even n child can
get bright and beautiful colOrs by fol-
lowing the directions on each package.
There Is no.rech OF soilIng the hands
with Diamond Dyes: just lift and stir
the goods with two sticks while In the
dye bath. and one viii not get any stains
Or spots. Ht
In coloring dresses, coats, and all large
articles. to get Il full and satisfactory
color. It Is absolutely necessary to have
n special dye for cotton goods and II dlf-
ferent dye for wooden goods. This Is
done In Diamond Dyes, and before buy
Ing dyes, one should know whether the
article to be colored Is cotton or wool.
and get the proper dye. Do not buy.
dyes that claim 10 color everything, for
their use Wit result in failure.
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HAYDN'S Oratorlo Creation
nbounds In beautiful solos, ducts. trIos
and choruscs. Among the most beauti-
full OF the solos are Rolling on Fouming
Billows." for bass. with Verdure
Clad" soprano, and In Native Worth"
. for tenor. At the Opera House tonight.
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IT'S mistake to imagine that itching
piles can't be cured; mistake to suffer
day longer than you can help. Doan,s
Ointment brings instant relief and per-
mancnt cure. At any drug store, 50
tS
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TRUSTEES SALE.


BY virtue OF n deed OF trust TIaowr ri, I.
james A, II. Wallace and Nora NJ s.tg
lace, his wife, TO me, us trustee ~ tst
June G. 1892, recorded in the oI,Ct .Csrr,
clerk OF the county court OF OEiS t I'm
West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust hp Wy fr Il.
50. page 1863, ! will sell at the no r',, y
door OF the court house OF ono s""'r'
SATURDAY.. THE 9Th DAY W
MARCH, 1895, a.
commencing at 10 o'clock a; M, ,n' Is;
lowing described property, that IS ~ a
All the west one-thlrd OF 10, nun a,S IN
In W. ". Shriver's addition 10 Nv ,y1r.itI
Wheeling, In Ohio county, West ,ssi
on the north side OF Fifteenth sHSntnS 81
TERMS OF SALE-onc.thsrd, a.; b
much more OF the purchase inonSS! an y
purchaser elects TO pay, In caS nn,Ssl =
day OF sale. the balance In Two ND
stallments Mt one and two ysa,fs' ssis q
bearing interest from the day vi
be given for the deferred pnEl, ',rr.,r,,,a.
w. J.W. COWDEN' Sf,s 1
w. II. lIALLER, Auctioneer' = J
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TRUSTEE SALES,
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF two deeds OF trust u,i,,,
the Hanna & Clemans Paper Compa1r, !,
me, as trustee. che first OF which K ali
January q, 1891, and is recorded In n,
office OF the clerk OF the county coUrt \
Ohio county. West Virginia, IN DEED I
Trust Book No 81, page GSI. and the ar
OF which Is dated April 4, 1895, and Is n
corded In said office In Deed Of Trust BIZ
No. AZ, page PIP. will on lfll
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY - ips
sell at public auction at the north .,,.
door OF the court house OF Ohio county
West Virginia. commencing at 10 o'r,si
n. m., the following described prOptrr
The real estate known as the Fulton n
per Mill, In tho town OF Fulton, In o.
county, West Virginia. which Is pa.tst
larry bounded and described as fO!ISyI
viz: Beginning at the southeast CORE
OF Centre and Fulton streets In said ten
OF Fulton: thence soutneastw1rdly III
the line OF Centre street that Is reins
to Wheeling creek until ltintersects II
west line of Marshall street; thence VII
said west line OF Marshall street soul
westwardly to Wheeling creek; itta1
down said creek with the mearders ttgs
OF until 1t intersects the east line Of Plsl
street eNlcUueu. tlellCt lluElNtdstNEli
with the east side of Fulton street 10 u
place of beginning; excepting, hOEtTr
from the above described premises tEsf s
ton thereof which was conveyed By lkII
Baker and wife to Frederick Forsch y
deed dated September Is, 1916, and r.
corded in the land records Of said Oh
county In Deed Book No. 81. pas. I
which portion is described in said dti y
follows, to-wit: "a portion Of the Fi::
Paper Mill lot situate in the town Of u
ton. county Of Ohio. state OF West ",
ginla, bounded as follows, tO-wi,: CT
mencing at point in the westerly IL
OF Centre street nineteen GN feet vi
of the south line OF the said mill; tA.ta
In a straight line parallel with Mansl
street to a road. on the bank OF Mhstai
creek: thence with said road TO Mar!a!
street; thence with Marshall street 70 Y
corner Of Marshall and Centre streets, q
from said corner along the westerly Lh
of Centre street TO the place OF besinhht
Together with all personal properly .
said premises.
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DO not fail to hear Heinrich NIeyn
sing the rorreaior song from Carmen,
ut the Opera House Tonight.
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo ouininc Tablets
All druggists refund the money II It fails
TO cure. 25c. The genuine has L. B. Q.
on each tablet.
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TERMS OF SALE.

One-third OF the purchase money anin
much more as the purchaser may elsa .
pay, to be paid in cash on the day, Of a..
and the balance In two equal payEt,p
ut six and twelve months thereafter W
interest thereon from the day Of sale, u,
purchaser giving his notes with app'0Tti
security for the deferred installmenis:E.
title to DO retained by the trustee I'll
the property Is paid FOR.
WILLIAM ERSklNE
jals Trustee
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SALVATION OIL gives perfect salts
faction for horses with cracked heels.
: c. w. Lee, IA W. BALTIC. ST., Baltimore,
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DIR. JEKYLL AND MIR. HYDE.

Much interest Is manifested in the
coming presentation of "Dr. Jeyll and
Mr.. Hyde" at the Carroll Club on WASH
iESton's birthday. February %, and also
the anniversary of the opening of the
auditorium of the club. Mr.. j. p. Nor
gan Will appear in the title role. which
means that first class production of
the play is assured. He Will be assisted
by the best talent of the club. Notice
of the sale OF tickets Will appear in this
banar later
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AT 4, SEAT OF WAR.
An IntclliScrIcr Special Cores
pondent now in Cuba.
PERSONAL INVESTIGATION

BY A PLucKY AMERICAN NEWS.
PAPER woMAN-sPEcIAL LET
TIERS DESCRIBING THE coNDI.
TONS EXISTING OF INTENSE
INTEREST AT THIS TIME-EX-
TRACT FROM A PRIVATE LET
TER FROM HER DESCRIBING A
3 VISIT TO REcoNcENTRADos.
PlTlFuL SCENES WITNESSED
4 AMONG STARVING WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
RAND OPERA HOUSE

Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday yI,.,
Feb. II. Is. ls. Matinee Wedne.ias'
Hopkins rrans,occanic Star Specially /.
10 strong acts. headed by Mile Alma.
the worlds greatest electrical dsbc,
Night prices--l5, %, IS aud &c. MSts,
prlces-l5. % and Csc. Nv
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lT'SIEASY TODlYE.
HOME pYEINa WIN DIAMOND DYES
AND PROFI

Beautiful and Rriiiiant coiors, That will
not Faded diamond Dyes Have Special
Coiors for Cotton aud Mixed Goads--iIow
Wise Women Economics TN ilnrd Timss.
ATen Cent Package OF Diamond Dyes
Often Saves Ten Dollars.
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Gates new pharmacy will soon
opened.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

jalS
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

. 1,. ~.
Cirfto. Joseph. to the Greenwood cemetery NOS
12f and 1913 West Sith-st D years, 2 mortgages
Sam 10 -ames Stokes 3 sith-st, 215 II 6 ~
Arnsterlar,-ave years ...................-...
Ncw~York No 237 West 40th-st. year,. .....
Poven " Wheeler. to the Geruania Life lnsur-
anco Company. r 14ith-st 100. rs l3S. l3S.
IL l1i IA mi 232 II g OF CoNvent-ave ?
lea-s : 7 lItcssss .......... ................
ga Wet r;raad,vnv z wears O.. ...............
Roberts, Jo'1 7 &C. Daniel : M,Elros. q corner
42d 81 ard NpdisOn-aye 20 wears. ........... ID.
Carew James II Omar en5 Albert Fay ex-
eciItcrs etc 9 g 76ih-gt 20 II Of Central
PARK
r-r,berseId rohn G 20 Joseph Harrershiar and
another 10Sth-st. 10 ri or West End-aNs
wear ............-... ................. ......
Helmstotter GL5,ave. To- Title Guarantee and
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

7eth-st ., 200 2: " Il Central Park West 1ox
lO2 o. eastman and Albert Fay. executors' etc
10 James Carlo" -
IO4th~st. 40 81 Ia, ard Nos 72 and "a East
lO5th-st U-ni0n rust Company as executor ana
truetee, - ~ rs Wenstein.-. $3.50
Same property. Ella Sra!er 10 Morris Nenstein..
l4sth-st = = lGt = u e ~ Rrook-ave. 16.s1lVo'
Martin Geisz.ei u AdoIh q Hupfel. $3.50.
135th-st p g. 2sY.t It ~ 4 !-elox-ave. 23Es;ili
Ebert Cranda.l. re.eT'c, 10 william Yer
Planck .....::..... :.
aGty1-st n 8 43l.3 o. Of 1th-ave, 1sSxlooo;
Charlotte " Nicoud CT 81 10 Henry Tiedgens
eOth-st, n = 275 II of Arsterdan-ave, DIX
I02 .: Henry Oppenheimer 20 John Nhite'...
Same property; Percy b Heilner ct al. trusteeA
10 Henry Oppenheimer. .....-.....
8l-aNe 2 corner Wendover-ave. S9.5x1oO1fx
1907; Thomas Lenane 10 Thomas " smith.
l77th-s' No 37s East 25x125; David shuldiner
and wife - James G Williams. ................
Boulevard n 9 corner 1cOth-st. $50 10 n 10 l6lst-
:, PCS: Marie KNAPP Individually and as
exec.trix TO Manhattan Company--..
Rivington-st, No 40. n r. Asxloo; Cinord w
Hartridge jacob Kaesewitz.
Same property; James II schmelzel 10 jacob
kassewitz o.,nn =.
Max Godsten 10 Frances Marx. .....-....-...
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

,,o,h-., q 1913 n " OF Courtlandt-ave for two
four-story brick ienement-houses 25x6o
philip i Dlrksen, OF No so East lJ9th-si.
owner; Julius spinder. OF NO 2oZ9 "d-@Ve'
architect o.
WIlllsm-st. SIS l75 II Of Bainhridge-ave. for
twO-story and attic frame dwelling house.
S5,5H. Harry . Adams owner: James Lamb.
OF No 2.0s9 Marion-aVe, architect. ..-......,
,,9d-st n e. 10 II Of Robbinsave. for III. "a
tour story brick nathOuses. 23xIo: Martin
smith OF l49th-st and 3d-aYe. architect. ......
Inis,-st p G7.G II W Of AUstegdam-ave for a
one story brick store. 29.lox2G; Ralph Io"nsehd'
send architect. ..........::..... :.''....
TmdioW.-st Nos 100 and ILL., for ii six-story
Irick double fathOuse. with stores. 4Ox73: Har-
ris Maran Of No 200 East sVth-et. owner;
Uorenfnrger g. Straub. OF No 1872 Bowery
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d ot,re of Gnmmons.

Notice of Summons.
n Y. SUPREME COURT. County OF n,cn-
~'' mond-Warren II. Ssmms Plaintiff, against Mar, MAJ
garet Holman Holman father OF James freo,,lh
Holman deceased; Mistress Hoffman. wife OF James nor
man. Thomas =. Payne John Eagan ana the Fe9pe on
OF NewYork. Defendants summons: 10 .ns
above-named defendants and each OF them GU are mere
the complaint In this ac'on, hna
to a copy of the Plaintiffs Attorney
twenty after the service OF this summons
exclusive service and in case OF your faI
ure 10 appear answer judgment Will be taken against
you default for the relief demanded IN the Complaint
Dated October %. 1895. .
WARREN f. sAMMIs. Plaintiff Attorney.
Postorrce address and once. No. 50 Liberty street.
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City
To the defendants James HOFFMAN and Mistress noi-
man wife OF James Holman: The foregoing summons
served upon you BY publication pursuant TO an oruer vi
Hon William n. Cohen. Justice OF the supremes Sour,
OF the State York dated November - 1880 anu
ned on 7th day OF November lsgs win tne con-,
nain in the ONCE OF Clerk OF Richmond county ~
pp,rhmond Richmond County. State OF NewYork
DATED New-York. November 18th. 1sss
WARREN E sAMMIS. Plaintiffs Attorney,
IS Liberty Street
Borough Of Manhattan.
New-York CITY
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Notice to CREDITORS.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that SHcie w.
A> Green, OF the City OF Patterson, in the County OF
Psssac and state OF New Jersey hath this day made an
assignment the subscribe 81 his estate for the equal
benef OF his and that the said creditors must
respective claims. under oath or amrmauoh
subscriber. st his office. Room O. Fist Satonai
Bank Building corner Washington and Ellison Streets
Paterson. N j..
Dated November T. 1898
LEONARD PIKAART. Assignee.
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ID. PRINCIPAL OF the above e. eo5 900 Bonds win not
be paid at their maturity but II Is intended that until
such principal shah have been rad or reaiiustment OF
tbs Conpanys Affairs arranged interest from December
fsqs shall b paid holders OF such Bonds semi
OF 1ualiy q Of BE srnum Such interest
paenta II accepted VIII be in full for Interest for the
preceding year but will not otherwise affect any
rights Of the Bon6hoders arising from the Company
fafurs to pay principal Of such Bonds AT maturity.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO..
Ry ISAAC I. REoU4- President
IN view notoe. herewith Beg TO INFORM
holders OF our Certificates Issued deposit OF above
Boads that we are prepared or and after December l.
ISIS until further notice purchase at and interest
g.. the rate Of per annurn, from that data
urop Office such OF said Ger
tacates as the holders may desire 70 sell.
1t is expected that plan for the readustnsut OF tho
Corpanys affairs. providing for the exchange OF New
Securities AGAINST Certificates OF Deposit Will before
log 10 announced Meanwhile shall adopt such
cor,s a. may desirable for thu protection OF the
sn,,r,s.s c! the loadholcer~
SPEYER & co.
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CHICAG6 III. Virginia. a. p. $3.50 EP Slso up
FLORIDA Tampa ............ Tampa Bay Hotel a. 7.
Opens Dec 9TH. a. i. DICK Mgr
DO Magnolia spgs, Magnolia spgs. Hotel A. p, 81 up
KANSAS CITY Mo New Coates. E.p., 81 up; AP 81 UP
LONDON England ............Ho Hotel Cecil. f. p 81 up
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Exchange Hotel. A. T.. 50 up
NAPLES ITALY .Roya Hotel. des tiransers
NEW oRfEANs iA...... s. Charles Hotel 4 P. 81 mp
do ...,.,.. The Cosmopolitan Hotel, 2. r. $40 Up
NEW YORK........ FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. y. J.. -
do 30. Hotel Hanover. 5th-aye. & l5th-st. open oct
DO CWaTren Leland. jr) Hill Grenob'e. l. =, Sl.D up
do Cosmopolitan HI. Chambers &W & way, + p. 81 ~
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. The cullen A. F.. - - S2oo
ST. LOUIS Planters Hotel +. p. 50 w; a. p 81 Up
sYRAcUsE Ys,ss Hotel F. r SID; a, r term, =,
UTICA y. Y............T The ButteTAeld A. r. 50 to 80
WASH NGTON. y. C.......Arngton Hotel: A. "a g UP
do Hotel Gordon. A F.. 50 up y. p. $40 up
DO Raleigh r. 70 sloo up