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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-12-16
Jones & Powell.
Raleigh, ~. c.
Plants & Flowers

Roses, Carnations and other choice cut
flowers, Floral designs arranged taste
fully at short notice. Wedding decora
tons. Palms, Ferns, etc, for hous
culture. For ornamental gardening
the lowest price. All kinds of bedding
plants, Geraniums, Coleus, Heliotropes
latest varieties. Vines for the veranda
Tomato plants, once transpIanted, in
standard sorts. Cabbage, pepper, anC
pot-grown Egg Plants, Celery at prope
season. All mail orders promptly attend
cd to.
III. STEINMETZ, Florist.
Phone 142. Raleigh, n. G.
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Our holiday stock is arriving and will
be open for inspection to-day. Watch
my window. Il. Il. JOLLY,
Jeweler.
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VIII cure Group without fail.

Wanted, all parties to know that the Capita
Marble Works is selling better and cheape
work than other dealer in the South.
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Every bald-headed man believes tina,
his active brain has done it.
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.ICEGOEsuP.3

Tie Wheeling leo Exchange Decides on
IN Increase or Prie-t OF the Retail
and Family Trsde New Rates 60 Into
Efiset To.morrow. Il, Y
Z The Wheeling Ice Exchange last night
decided on an increase In the prices OF
Ice. Saloons. Ice cream parlors, etc.
which have paid lsIs TO i5 CENTS per 100
pounds. will now pay % cents; and FAM
ily trade Ice. which formerly sold at
from 20to 80 cents. will now pay 40 cents
per 100 pounds. The list OF rates is pub
llshcd III another column OF the 1ntelll-
gencer. s33is n .5tiSs 9
Speaking OF the new rates, Secretary
G. w, Conner, OF the Wheeling Ice &
Storage Company, last night stated that
the Increase was decided on by the Ice
dealers because under the prevailing
rates the Ice business had been almost
worth nothing for the pnst three years.
Cutting prices by dealers In order to
control trade and spite individuals had
resulted In rulnous competition, so that
while the public was not TO blame, II,
nevertheless. enjoyed n picnic on low
prices Mt the expense OF tho dealers. It
was to get away from this condition Of
affairs, said Mr.. Conner, that the deal
ers agreed on the Increase. In Pitts
,burgh, Mr., Conner said that for years
Ice has been higher, than the new rates
In Wheeling. The. wholesale trade IS
charged % cents, and the family. GO to
so cents per 100 pounds. other cities pay
in proportion. -
Last year Ice consumers. resisted a
proposed Increase. but while there may
be some kicking II Is not known II re-
slstance Will be offered this year.
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TO-NIGRTS BATTLE

Tonight at the 1fetropolltan's arena
In Fulton, Jack McClelland, the pride OF
Pittsburgh. and Oscar Gardner, the
Omaha Kid." do battle, at 100 pounds,
for twenty rounds or more, and the
event Is, certain to draw one OF the big
gest crowds that ever thronged the
ringslde. A big delegation OF 5 Pitts
burghers viii be. on hand, as we'll as
contingents from Warrington and other
nearby towns. a clever, clean and In
.teresting contest Is assured.
Two good prellmlnarles will precede
the main bout. Mark Kerwln. of Pitts
burgh, and Eddie Gardner will so
six rounds for a decision and their bout
will not be the least interesting on the
programme. Those old rivals for ban
tam honors, John Baker and "Buzzy"
Aubcr, will again be eager contestants
for the honors OF n decision, and try to
decide their draw q few weeks before
The prelimlnarles begin on the arrival,
OF the S O'Clock motor, the main contest
an hour later. -, IS
There Is hardly q man In Wheeling
who doesn't expect to see Gardner score
another victory, though It is conceded
that McClelland. as yet undefeated, will
give him the best tussle of any OF the
lads that has faced Gardner In local
ring. The PIttsburghers are willing to
back thel- man ~ given odds, which,
while Showing they concede Gardner to
be the best man. on form, shows also
that they are willing to risk their mo-.
ney on. the clever Smoky City bog. Nc
Clelland made many friends here by
his woris With Eddie Gardner, and his
good work tonight will find applause
from Wheeling SPORTS. He Is shifty on
his feet. uses both hands well, and
guards his stomach well, yet the local
people have /. so often seen Gardner
throw his Emltts Into his opponents
bread-basket, that they have come to
believe he can do the same with any
featherNe!sht In the world. Therefore
1t Will e5taken as the usual order OF
things ,McClelland goes down as Jack
O'keefe, Freddy Began and Jerry Mar
shali,have. done.
McClelIaad Is expected to give the FIN
est exhibition OF them all. His record,
and his draws with Johnny Lavacls,
Iock lIenn!ger. and Joe Bernstein, show
that he can take punishment. He can
jab well, 100. hut he Is not q remark
ably hard hitter. But the best contest
for many a day Is confidently anticipa-
ted and Will doubtless be realized. II
Gardner wins he will claim the feather
weight championship OF the world.
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| SPORT
A CLEAN KNOCKOUT
Ahn,lni.tered On, ltui,iln b., saiior shar.
{ key last Siuht-.,he Fight LaIte,l Lltlis

Ain,luiitercd Gas II uiilin By saiior shar-
key last Siuht-.Ihe Fight I.aste,i Littis
Over Two Minutss. y, az =
NEW YORK, June 90. Tom shnrkey.l
the sailor puslllst or California. knock,
ed out Gus Rubin, the Ohio Giant, IS
less than one round tonight, be Sore. tjles
Greater New York Athletic Club at, d.
ney Island. Rphlin's defeat was hc-
sOmpllShed in exactly two minutes and,
seventcen seconds, and as soon al the
referee had declared sharker the vim
ner, the sailor ran across the rItg and
shook hands with Ruhlin. who bid been
carried TO his corner. RphilI VAS atlll
IN grogsy condition when jsbarkey
Ernspcd his gloyed ha I. and was iih-
able to reply TO his conaueror's remarks
which were uttered In an J apologetic
tone, sharkey then rushSd 10 the
rlnEslde. and leaning ion the props,
shouted; 81 am nov ready 10 meet
other man tor the s'leayyReisht cham
VI liz
As room as lle had delivered this brief
speech, Sharkey,' . Second took hold o:
him and pulledyoft his gloves. Mean
willie. the crowq Kept surging towards
the ring and Sharkep was icheered as he
walked through the mass OF people on
his way to his DRESSING room. Rubin
came to very quickly. and was able, to
walk to his Dressing room without as
slstance. 4 sFE s. t - AZ "a
4 The story OF The fight it 1t can be call
ed such, Is easily told. Ruhlin was tho
first to land, but ,Sharkey was quick to
,reply- Els arm, and he can use both
OF them cleverly, swung like fails and
as his sgloves landed on Ruhlins head,
II was seen at once that Rubin had
not chance on earth against his an
taGonist The Knockout Flow was
hard right swing, which reached Rub
Inns jaw In the proper spot. Gus went
down as Il felled with IN axe, and lay
partly on his stomach AMI elbow. He
tried TO set up, but could not. while the
referee was counting the ten seconds.
which would end the encounter. Rubin
was beaten after the first swing landed
and Sharkeg; stock in Che pugilistic
market went soaring as High as q rock
ct. The spectators left the building
quite satisfied with the contest, which
was devoid OF any. brutality or foul
work.
Sharkey was the favprite and the
ruling odds were 100 to 70 on the sailor.
Rubin was not without friends, howev-
er. and the Akron mab's chances for
success were SO well thought OF that
many hundred OF dollars we're staked on
his ability to take care OF himself.
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BELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local News anh Gossip FROM
the Glass City. 81.

All Sorts OF Local News nnh Gossip FROM
the GLASS City.
The city board OF education met and
filled about all the places OF teachers.
The old corps was re-employed as far
as the successful applicants would
reach, md some of the other places
were given to new applicants who pass
ed crcditable EXAMINATIONS There has
been much worry to the board over the
matter, and they were NIL glad when
they had finished their work. AS It Is
there are some disappolntments. but In
the mair the work was well performed,
and the, schools may be benefited by
reason OF the preliminary jostle as to
teachers. AL the places but one were
filled, Robert Anderson was elected su-
perintendent. He has been an instruc-
tor In the schools for eleven years, ten
Of which were in the high school.
The township board Of education en-
ployed teachers as follows: No. i, pr!n-
clpal. J.tC. Myers, si5; primary, Fran
els NJ. Slnyth. si5: No 2. c. L. Ruble,
$50; No. 3, not reported: No. 4, Elmer
Crow, $50: No. 6, Miss Minnie Clithero,
S45: No. 6, L5D. Dcafenbaugh, $50: No.
7. Henry Hathorn, $40; No. s, Harry
McIfeen. $40; No. 0, not reported; No.
49, John Miller, $50; No. H., s. NJ. De-
long, $50.
The gnrdeD party given by the Epls-.
.!copal church at the home OF John A.
Gallaher was we'll attended, and was
an enjoyable occasion. A musical en-
tertainment was given In the iparlor3 OF
Mr.. Gallaher's homo, and dellcncles
were served on the adjoining lsiwn OF
Mira w. N. Sawyer p;
L. i. Dubois enlisted In the United
States signal corps at Columbus, after
passing a satisfactory examination.
Superintendent f. G.. Williams left
yesterday for Put-n-B ny to attend the
teachers association meeting.
A stable ON the place OF Charles Ham
mond was burned down carly yesler-
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Z The resident members OF the Beta
Theta Pi fraternity last night rendered
complimentary banquet to President
Jerome II. Raymond and DR.. c. l..
Woolery, OF the West Virginia Unlver-
slty,; at the Windsor. Covers were laid
for twenty-five guests, and the banquet,
termed IN the frat" parlance, q "dorg."
was most enjoyable affair.
4. The Beta Theta Pi has more members
IN Wheeling than any other college fra
ternty. being largely recruited from
Washington and Jefferson and Bethany
colleges. where there are chapters. The
fraternity Is one OF the largest in the
United States. which Is the birthplace
and home of the Greek letter societies.
DR.. Raymond and Or. Woolery are here
attending the meeting OF the West Yir-
glnia Educational Association, and the
banquet was given in their honor.
Those present were: DR.. Raymond and
DR.. Woolery OF Morgantowr: Charles
w. Linn, OF Butler. Pa: Park ]. Alexan-
der. OF Bridgeport; R. II. Stewart, of
Martins Ferry; Rev. Samuel Schwarm,
A. A. Wilson. Park Collier. G. r. L. GIL
christ, Nile o. Ford. Carl Anderson. DR..
ooii -. LiShSS, IA. -. NilllCp ". .. oEll-
les. F. P. Mcneil. Lawrence Wheat, DR..
A. ]. P. Wilson, Frank W. Nesbitt, Leo
r. Brilles, Samuel r. Brilles, W. B. Tur-
ner. Frank Crockard, James NJ. Collins,
james Bell, Prof. ]. N. Hammond, OF
Wheeling.
Mr. Frank P. Mcneil presided. Brief.
and happy remarks, reminiscent of col
lege days, were made by Drs. Raymond
and Woolery. The banquet began at II
o'clock and concluded after midnight.
The Windsor's banquet hail was beauti-
fully decorated. and the following was
the menu discussed:
SOS Consomme Royal.
Sliced Cucumberg.
Olives. Tomatoes. =
Fillet OF White Rock, q Ia Jonville.
~ Long Branch Potatoes. ~
Fried Soft Shell Crabs. New Peas.
Sweet Breads, au Parislenne.
Asparagus Hollordalse.
Champagne Punch.
Brolled Spring Chicken, Maitre d'Hote.
New Potatoes in Cream.
vanilla Ice Cream.
Assorted Cakes. Crackers.
~ Cheese. No g.
Cafe NoIr.
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The First Christian Sunday School OF
this city, will Join with the schools OF
Martins Ferry, Bellaire, McMechen,
Moundsvllle and Darlington, in a union
basket picnic at Belmont park, Friday,
July ]. The Eliza H. and the pleasure
barge Charon, have been chartered to
take them to the grounds. leaving the
Wheeling wharf at o'clock tomorrow
morning q e'.-t--tag & n ~ Z 49,
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THE RIVER


Charleston. .KlANAWHA, s a. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 4 p. m. 49,
Sistersville. .ELOISE, S a. IN.
Slstersville.. RUTH, $3.50 p.s IN.
Clarington...LE LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. .URANIA, 5 a. m. ts+s75 (.
Steubenville.. NJ. BAYNE, 2:s0 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. III. X. BEDFORD, ESQ q. m
CINCINNATI. QUEEN CITY, S a. IN.
Slstersville... ELOISE. a. m ~
Parkersburg. ARGAND. II q. m. r.
Matamorns.. LEXINGTON, II a. m.
Slstersvllle.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Claringt on... LEROY, $3.50 p. m, "a 4.
Plttsburgh...L . a. m. III Il.
Steubenvillc..T NJ. BAINIS. go p. m.
BOATS LEAVING: TO-A1oRROW.
Pittsburgh. ..VIRGlNIA. 3 a. m.
ParkersburS. BEN HuR, II n. m.
Sistersville.. .RUTH.' $3.50 p. m. E-s,,i,..s
ClarinSton....LER 800 p. m.
Steubenvillc..T NJ. BAYNE, go p. m.
Charleston. .URAN1f, $50 O., m.
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THEY, ARE WORKING HARD.
Reunion Promoters VIII Insist Upon the
Cent q Mile Rate,

SeIll u Mic Fdte. - r--s.ss &, j.
Captain Rawling, chairman Of the ex-
ecutive committee. and the other pro-
moters OF the reunion of the Society Of
the Army of West Virginia In this city
next September, are working hard to Sc
cure the cent mile rate which the local
passenger committee recommended
some time ago but which the Joint Traf-
fc Committee has turned down. The re-
union people are firm In their determine
ton to call the affair OF IL the railroads
persist in their discrimination against
Wheeling. Yesterday, Captain Rawling
wrote 10 General ". H. Powell, OF Belle
Vile. Ills, the president of the. society,
to this effect. The general Is assisting
In the struggle to secure the concession.
a committee will present the matter be-
fore the railroaders Mt their next meet
Ing in Chicago July 49,,
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MARTINS FERRY.
IInpi and aIl.hap. In tho Thriving City
AcrosA the River, sg

Across the River.
Mrs. Hannah Sedgwick, aged seventy
six years, wife. OF Rev. G. C. Sedgwick,
one OF the oldest residents OF this place,
died yesterday afternoon at her home on
Tenth street, after several months illness
with tntirmities OF old age. She leaves n
husband, five sons and ono daughter to
mourn her loss. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock and
the remains will be laid tc rest in River
view cemetery. -
The marriage OF James McDonough, OF
this place, to Miss Martha Stafford, OF
Wheeling. took place at the st. Joseph's
Cathedral at O'Clock yesterday morning.
,khe ceremony was performed By Father
Move OF the church, assisted by Fathers
Mattingly and Altmeyer. Tho happy
couple left last evening on the Pan Handle
will engage in tho fruit business.
The marriage OF William Jenkins and
Miss Sadie Garrett occurred at the home
OF tho bride. on Walnut street. at $50
o'clock last evening. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Bond, OF the Baptist
church: q go.
= Ernest Smith, toby" Vickers and Larry
Connell left yesterday morning for Pitts
bursh, where they will enlist in the Seven
teenth infantry OF the regular army.
3 Arthur Dickson. while at work at the
Laughlin mill yesterday, had his foot bad
ly crushed by n carload OF tin passing
over 1t. i.ii5.s y
Misses Minnie and Beatrice Erwin leave
this evening for Providence. r. l.. to spend
the summer with their sister, Mrs. Frank
Hess.
!, Mills Nos. 4. and at the Actna-Stand-
ard will lay off Saturday for at least two
weeks undergoing repairs.
Henry WeIdertZ and Louis Frick were
fined s. and costs yesterday for Sunday
selling.
A number from here attended the Amos.
Mitchell wedding at st. Clairsville yester-
day. .G4
The tin department Of the Aetna Stand
ard will shut down Saturday for repairs.
:. Rev. Albert Harris, OF Tiltonvllle. was In
town yesterday visiting his friends. (
John Ford, OF Scio, was here yesterday
calling on old acquaintance. III
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!. P1TSBURGH-Rlver 3 feet inch and
falling at the dam. Clear and pleasant.
STEUBENVlLLE = River feet G
inches and falling. Clear and warm.
BROWNSVILLE : River s feet and
stationary.
Z OIL CITY-River feet 9 inches and
rising. Clear and pleasant.
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4 feet and
stationary. Clear and warm.
= EDNSBORO-River7 feet and sta
tlonary. Weather fair and pleasant.
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Along the landing,

The marks at p. m. Showed feet
2tnches and falling. Weather clear and
warm. - ,l5'
The Queen City, which was unable to
navigate above East Liverpool, will be
here this morning for Cincinnati. and
all western and southern ports.
The Virginia lie due TO arrive to-mor-
row morning from below. It Is not
likely thut she will be able to SO on TO
Pittsburgh. If there is water enough
she may return 10 Cincinnati from this
port or tie up at the Top Mill landing.
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plre,,pilr,, ,tchlnr pIIrr.

MPToMS-Aloisture intense Itch
ing and singing; most at night; worse
by scratching. If allowed 10 continue
tumors form. which often bleed and vi
'cerate. becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops the Itching and
bleeding. heals liberation. and In most
cases removes the tuners. At drug
gists. or by mail, for so cents. DR..
Swavne & Son. Philadelphia. Refuse
all substitutes. tths&w
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NO need to fear sudden attacks Of
cholera infantum, dysenterV, dinrrhoea,
or summer complaint II you have DR..
Fowler's Extract OF Wild Strawberry In
the medicine chest. -. ~
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

AT Mansfield. r Fl Z
Mansfield 90 S91}SsSS..SSzSS Sc
Batteries. Ely and Belt; Brodis and
Campbell.
p az ony.on, 10 o1o,ooo4o1sA7 3 )
Springfield 800 Al 90 90 II 4
Batteries Streit and Donahue: Wells and
Graffius.
at Grand Rapids. r Fl E
Grand Rapids.o o 3 & o 0 70 o 10 Is /
Toledo .........0 8 : 0 OIL O / 0-G II !
Batteries-Altrocs and Cote; Drummer
and Myers. 81
At Grand Raplds-second game: RHE
Grand Rapids.2 0 2,3-1 o % Q 0-9 II
Toledo .......S 0 / o 80 / o 3-SE9 4
Batterlcs-Coleman and Cote: Keenan,
and Myers.
At New Castle. Ri E
New Castle..0 o a / OIL 1 2 S-l2 16 G
Youngstn "a l 0 0 o 0 10 &C 0 3
Batteries-Guese and ZInram; knepper
and Goodhart. - 21 - -s-,.4
At New Castle-second game: RHE
New Castlc....0 Il % 10 % 90 o. il 4
Youngstown 20 10 0. OIL - 10
Ratterles-Ilewitt and Barckley; Cogs-
well and Goodhart.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

no THE CREDITORS OF THE pAER
{. i SONS GROCER COMPANY:}s -Ss95i. - $3.50
Il You nrn thereby notified that tho UNDER
signed have been, by tho United States cir
cult court for tho District OF West Nir-
gnia, In tho suit In equity therein pend-
Ing wherein u. s. ilanr and others arc
plaintiffs, md tho Batr. Sons Grocer Com:
pnny ard others urn defendants, appointed
receivers for said Bacr Sons Grocer Com
pnny md OF all property, real and pOr-
son1l. Ind you arc hereby notified and .r1-
Qucsted TO file with us at as carly Il day
us practicable your claims against said
sdcfcndant company for adjustment anu
payment. :, ~. - 500, n
Il, s. BAER, $500
N, Receivers.
Wheeling. w. W., June Is. 1855. les .
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day morning. The fire department was
called out and saved the house. K
Joseph ManseN, who Is ut Cambridge
boro, Pa, for the rheumatism, Is great
~ improved and Is expected at home
the first Of next week.
Mrs. A. RI Blackburn OF Anthony,
Kas.. is visiting her con, NJ. L. Black
burn. In the Fifth ward.
Miss Maude johnson, OF Matamoras,
is spending q few days with friends
in this city.
The family OF James T. Tallmuw went
to Epworth Para yesterday to spend
the summer. 81
Mrs. John lehman, of ,Fairmont, W.
Va. IS visiting relatives In the Fourth
ward. E,
sCALD head is an eczema OF the
scalp-rery severe sometimes, but It
can be cured. Doan's Ointment, quick
and permanent in Its results. At any
drug store. 50 cents.
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death comes crashing about him.
When man bcgius to feel out Of
sorts. when his appetite Is falling and his
energy Is not up c. the mark, when he has
bilious attacks aissta feeling Of lassitude
and incapacity, IL he Is wise, he will take
DR.. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery
right away. twill bring his appetite back
again. and what is more Il will bring back
his digestive powers twill give all the
assimila,ivc functions tile edge and power
10 extract abundant nonrishincnt from the
food lie cats. 1t will malc good, pure,
healthy blood and send It conrsing rapidly
through his veins and arteries into every
organ and tissue OF the body. It will put
flesh on his bones and force In his muscles;
1t will give him strength and cournge and
,cliccrfulrcss, In word It will give him
complete health y, N Z. II : 81
It cxcretcs from the system every par.
.ticlc Of dead, useless, dabby tissue. II
even reduces the weight of the, corpulent
man nj the same time Tint 1t builds up his
6trcuyth and working power. The weight
II adds to people, who need Il Ia the kind
that comes Of pure blood and every organ
doing It's work properly and thoroughly
what pusilists call /" fighting weight. ]!
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Y YESTERDAYS GAMES.

- J ESTEItDNY'S GAMES. ~
Z Cleveland 3, Boston 0. ii p
~, Chicago r. New York L. gsh ELi
st Louis g. Washington 2.
Louisville 4, Baltimore 3.
f Pittsburgh 4, Brooklyn 3.
Cincinnati 2. Philadelphia 5.
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4 tIrTSBIJRGH. June 29.--Plttsburgh had
teA zone hItup to the eighth Inning, when
II hitsSnnd two errors brought in three
stls Sstieits. the score. III tho. eleventh
iGts gn1nde n jtwo-bagser went to third
onSA eGarthy's sacrifice and home on Bow
eHai Waffle Bnse on balls and two hits
seqts sBrooklyn'a three runs. Attend
antAt t4oa Srore:, 4 700 &. In
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-.l,s--. 30. s.F-#--H.
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE ].
OF Q the Drawing for Redernp-
ton Of Bonds Of 1885 Of
the City Of Wheeling. Is.

Z Notice is. hereby given by the commits
soners Of tho loan OF 1856 OF tho city OF
Wheeling that on June 2, 1895, pursuant
to the requirements OF the ordinance OF
ordinance to provide for the Issue and sale
Of bonds OF the city OF Wheeling. to be {
known rs bonds OF 1885, and for the re- +
demption and payment thereof. and pro-
of certain amounts from the revenues Of
tho gas and water works." tho following
described bonds Issued under the said or
dinance were duly determined by lot by :
snld Commissioners Tor redemption and Z
payment on the first day OF July, 1885, to- z
wit:Hi S'-2'a a. IS1 IA
Number one hundred and flfty.two tiss)
Number one hundred and seventy Q7W
Number one hundred and seyenty.seven
Q10 for 1900. s. so,
LIN Number ~ two hundred and twenty-nine
Number two hundred and thlr,y.nilo
Number Two hundred and eIshly-two
Number two hundred and eishty-nvs (
(2S5) for 81 900. MA. ~, II l5
Number two hundred and ninety te9o) for 4
Number three hundred and six tatD for .
Number three hundred and nine (,O9) for /;
Number ono hundred mud eight (iOS for
Number nine 10y for 800. sc
That said bonds will DO redeemed and j
paid Mt the Bank OF the Ohio Valley,In
the city OF Wheeling, West Virginia, on (
and AFTER said first day OF July. ISIS. and q
TINT said bonds 30 determined Will ceas0
to bcar interest from tho last mentioned
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