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AT INGLESIDE.
Short End Players Received Occasional Comfort and
 Much Coin

A packed grand stand and several hun dred people in the adjacent grounds saw Mlalmo go out and land the stake at h. gleside yesterday. It was a day of torrid sport Seventy-two dogs were in the con- test a the outset. Of the number at least twenty were thought to lave a show at the fnal flag. The knowing ones played Mlalmo and Gladiator, the latter getting rather the bulkier bank roll He was in Yincible until he met his kennel mate Mlalmo in the semi-final, and he then went promptly to his kennel.
 In the main the favorites proved worthy their backing throughout the day. Still the short end players were not with out occasional comfort Tom Bell started 1t in the initial course by putting out the Q to ? favorite Rosalie Masterpiece also Jared the push" by defeating Van Needa. Lass O Gowrie ran away from Hobson In a working course, the latter selling favorite at 2 to 1. Some of the un- knowing ones made Old Glory favorite over Crosspatch at to l. Crosspatch was the one dog in the course.
 Mohawk beat the fleet Terrona, the at ter to l favorite and played as a stake winner in the long odds book. Hot Stuff beat the to 4 favorite Myrtle; Mialmo ran rings around the to favorite Koo- lawn in a bye; Gladiator added to the sorrows of Terrona in a bye with Ter roma, pipe" at to 8; Crosspatch ad- mnistered another defeat to Koolawn in bye, the latter the choice at to g.
 Koo Lawns work was most dSappoint- ing to her packers. She lost to Gladiator in her first course through a short course and a course that went no whit to her discredit But in the two byes which she : afterward ran it was seen that long or short she was not in trim to win course
 Mialmo's work was of the red letter order. For some time she has been in poor condition, but she was not so yester- day. She ran as she was wont to run last fall when she was given to landing all most every stake in which she was en- tered.
 The Eastern dog Hot Stuff put up work consistent with his name. It was his best performance since landing. on the coast. He put out everything with ease until he met the stake winner Mialmo. and he made a gallant fight to the end.
 l Terrona was deemed a good thing at the
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ARRIVES AT MADRID
 TO LABOR FOR PEACE
Miss Jessie Schley Disobeys the Command of Her Father, the
 Admiral's Cousin.

MADRID (via Paris). July A.-Miss Jessie Schley, delegate from the Peace Society of Paris, has arrived at Madrid with the intention, it is asserted, of in terviewing members of the Cabinet with Humanitarian object"
 Miss Schley is the daughter of Charles Schley of Milwaukee, who Is cousin of Commodore Schley. She is member of the Daughters of the Revo- lution It was announced from Paris last week that she was about to start for Madrid to see the Queen Regent and Senor Sagasta with a view of bringing about peace and then proceed to Washington to visit President Me Kinley in the same interest.
 Last Friday the Milwaukee Sentinel annoupced that Miss Schley's father, on learning of his daughters intention, had instructed her to return home i'm mediately, disappearing her course and excusing it as the result of a warm, sympathetic nature and special en- thusiasm for philanthropic and peace movements
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LOS ANGELES COURSING.
The Sport Rapidly Growing in POpularity-Winners in a
 Bio Stake.

LOS ANGELES, July 24.-There seems to be no decrease in the popularity of coursing in this city. On the contrary, every succeeding Sunday seems to bring out a etill larger crowd. At Agricultural Park to-day there was a forty-dog stake 1t being necessary to increase the number in order to accommodate the entries. The old faVorites were out in force and there were several new dogs in the field.
 In the run-offs Sunset beat Fl Monte Girl; Don Orsini beat Little Dick; Stella beat Ben erino; Baker Boy beat Turk; Doncaster beat Santa Ana Boy; Feetfoot beat The Ghost; Ma poleon 1 beat Clover Leaf; Crow Dog beat Lucky Jack; Juanita beat Lady Agnes; Little Brown Jug beat Buck Massie; Fleetwood beat ental beat Fair Rosaline; Uncle Tom beat Cata- lina Lady Wallace beat The Ghost a bye; Orpheum Lass beat Beau Brummel; Kitty Scott beat B B and B; Snooze beat Matinee; c beat Grazer; Home Rule beat Cleo patra.
 In the first ties Don Orsini beat Sunset; Stella beat Baker Boy; Doncaster beat Fleetfoot; Crow Dog beat Napoleon I; Juanita beat Little Brown Jug after a tie; Reliance beat Fleet wood; Oriental beat Uncle Tom; Orpheum Lass beat Lady Wallace; Kitty Scott beat Snooze; beat Home Rule
 In the second ties Stella beat Don Orsini Doncaster beat Crow Dog; Reliance beat Juan ita; Orpheum Lass beat Oriental after a tie Kitty Scott beat A B c.
 In the third ties Stella beat Doncaster; Or pheum Lass beat Reliance; Kitty Scott beat GraZer a tie.
 In the fourth ties Orpheum Lass beat Stella; Kitty Scott beat B B and a bye
 with Orpheum Lass second, Stella third, the rest divided
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MRS. KATE MCCARTHY, 28 Sheridan Street, Poured Coal Oil Into Her Kitchen St0Ve With Dis
 aStrOuS Results to Herself and Son.

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EMILE Z0LA HAS
 NOT BEEN FOUND
But the Paris Newspapers Have To- cated Him at All Points of
 the Compass.

Special cable to The Call and the New York
 Herald. Copyrighted. 1SsS by James Cor
 don Bennett.
 PARIS, July 24.-M Zola's flight has given note of gayety to the papers here for the past few days. He would possess the gift of ubiquity indeed were he in all the places where his presence Is telegraphed to the French press. In Ostend, Fale, Brussels. Geneva. every where in fact, except France, Is he re- ported to be staying. To-day the Etoile says he has arrived at the Spa with Mme. Zola and lap dog. Here, how ever just as in all other towns I have just mentioned. I visited hotel after hotel without finding a trace of the novelist. The reason for this may be found in a telegram from Antwerp to the Libre Parole. which says that Zola is leaving that port for Norway at 5 o'clock Like every other dispatch on the same subject, this is oiven as ab- solutely authentic. In the meantime M. Zola has not yet been found, and the crop of duels growing out of the affair gives quite a cheerful idea of life in this hot weather
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expected to score. The first hare up was a poor one and Judge Bull signaled to hold the dogs
 This was done and they were taken back for another trial. In their excite ment to get away the dogs jumped about and Maud backed out of the slips She course killed. She was returned to the slips at once and was badly beaten.
 In the actual running the most sensa- tional course of the day was that be- the hfth round. Odds of to 1 were offered on The Buck. To the delight of the bettors Lady Blanche scored every point but one. The hare was a clinker. leading the dogs across the field and finally making it's escape.
 Tn the fifth round of the puppy stake Golden Russet was drawn against Macs Melody while Sunburst was to run a bye As Russet and Sunburst are owned by E X Sullivani he elected to run Sum burst in the final, withdrawing Golden Russet. Macs Melody won The results of the days sport follows:
 ,1Ail-age stake, second round-E. V. Sullivan's tlylng Buck beat Alfred Haigh's Hadiwist; K, F. de e, B. Lopez Minneapolis beat Curtis & sons \ iller's Maid s. E. Portals Laurelwood Whitney's Theron beat D. Winder's Arno: 5?' F J; Cronin's Magnet beat Thomas McEldowney's s The GossQon; John Kerrigan's Lady Blanche beat beat j. H smiths Bendigo; Curtis & son's Maud beat E. V. Sullivan's Pretender Cur f1s psot K sons sons Vanity Fair beat E Y sullivans Al Austin's Douglas; P. J. O'Dcnneus Coun- terteit beat A. II. Hoag's Obadiah: Curtis &. Son Chartist beat A. Johnsons Tod Sloan; E. V. Sullivan's Jesse Moore Lat R. E. de B Lopez Green Valley Ma1u.
 Third rcund-Flying Buck beat Mnneapolis: Theron beat Laurelwood; Lady Blanche beat Magnet; Maud $ beat Lord Byron: Vanity Fair beat Counterfeit Jesse Moore beat Chartist
 Fourth round-Flying Buck beat Theron :. Lady Blanche beat Maud s; Vanity Fair beat JeEse Moore
 Fifth round-Lady Blanche beat Flying Buck; Vanity Fair a bye
 ElnaI-Lady Blanche beat Vanity Fair
 stake. second rDIIn yG. C Belle Of Seville beat F.. V. Sullivan's Maid of Erin; F. V Sullivan's Golden Russet beat D J. Healeys Sheridan; G. Sharman's Wait a Little beat F. and R. Scotts S Daisy Deane: Pasha kennels Rest Assured beat j. J Ed. mond s Washington; John Kerrigans St Ger uude beat H. R. Baldwin's Brutus: John Sagan B. Gladstone beat Larkey & Rocks Liberty Bell; E. V. Sulivans Flyaway beat J. Monkhouses Miss Skyrocket; Bartels Bros Mac Melody beat T. Halls Miss SlSyban; B S kennels Beauty Spot beat London's Mag netto; E. V. Sulliyans Sunburst beat J. J. Ed | monds Morning Glory.
 Third round-Golden Russet beat Belle of seville; Rest Assured beat Wait a Little; B Gladstone beat St. Gertrude; Macs Melody beat tlYaway; Sunburst beat Beauty Spot fourth round-Golden Russet beat Rest As Sured; Macs Melody beat B. Gladstone; Sun burst bye.
 Final round-Macs Melody beat Sunburst CGolden Russet wlthdrawn).
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outset on the grounds of speed. Terrona was speedy, but Mohawk got in some of his close work on the hare and Terrona was loser. Crosspatch, the runner up, was hard and consistent worker throughout the day. In the final she was but odds were not warranted. She held to Mialmo throughout and the course was at an end only when the kill was accom- plished.
 The running in detail was as follows:
 D. Flynn s Tom Bell beat c. Browns Rosa lie; R. W. Wymans Rush O Hill beat T. J. Cronin's Reliable; J. Shea's Ratbone beat s. E. Portals Lightning; Kay X Trants Masterpiece beat P. J. Rush's Van Needa; Kay & Trant s Crosspatch beat Larkey & Rocks Peaceful Glen; Deckelman & Panaro's Old Glory beat D. Hooper's Bendalong; D. Shannon's Swimmer ton ran a bye; J. Sheehans Lass O Gowrle beat J. Baddely's HObson; l. l.. Sears Hot Stuff beat J. Quane's Marietta; J. Quane s Thad Stevens beat D. Kaber's Belle of Moscow; {; Larkey tS Rocks Myrtle beat D. Shannon s Systematic; P. Brophy's Benicia Boy beat J. O'Dowd's Clifton Lass; J. Byrne's Mohawk beat J. McCormick's Rapid: Pembroke Kennel s Terrona beat Gibson & Morris Monitor; J.. Deans Gladiator beat D. Hooper's Koolawn; {; J. Deans Mlalmo beat Deckelman & Panarto' s Glen Chloe; Lowe s, ThomPson's Prince Hal beat Kay & Trants Chit Chat; G. Smart S Silkwood beat Lowe & Thompsons Sir Willful.
 Second ties-Tom Bell beat Rush O Hill; Rat bone beat Masterpieces; Crosspatch beat Old Glory; Swinnerton beat Lass Q Gowrie; Hot Stuff beat Thad Stevens: Myrtle beat Benicia Boy; Mohawk beat Terrona; Gladiator beat Prince Hal; Mialmo beat Stlkwood.
 Third ties-Ratbone beat Tom Bell; Cross Gladiator beat Mohawk; Malmo bye.
 Fourth ties-Crosspatch beat Ratbone; Mialmo beat Hot Stuff; Gladiator ran bye
 Fifth ties-Mialmo beat Gladiator;' Crosspatch bye.
 Finai-Aiialmo beat Crosspatoh and won the stake.
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FRENCH THEORY FOR
 BRITISH NAVAL ACTIVITY
Belief That Great Britain Fears Americas Growing Power More
 Than Russia

Special cable to The Call and the New York
 don Bennett
 PARIS. July 24.-Mr. Goschen intro- duced the supplementary naval budget in the House of Commons with the assur- ance that the step was not aggressive. This statement has been ironically com mented upon here. The papers regard 1t as threatening. Le Journal des Debats says it Is not possible to believe Russian naval activity was the real reason for this strengthening of the British marine.
 MT. Goschen, 1t adds. while ostensblv looking toward the East was really in thought regarding the West
 The Debats then builds up an elaborate theory to prove that England fears the new born naval power across the Atlantic and that she is anxious to be on the safe side.
 None of the papers seem to think Eng lands naval activity is a good hint yet that 1t is so Is proved by the general way the idea of a conflict between France and England Is poon-poohed This might not be the case If they did not think England was strong enough to hold her own.
 Denis Guibert utters solemn warnings that France should be in a position to
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SAN FRANcIsco CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call corner of Market and Third streets, open until 12 o'clock every night In the year.
 BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street. corner Clay; open until s:S0 o'clock
 SS7 Hayes street; open until 9;30 o'clock. 621 McAllister street: open until 9;30 o'clock. 6l5 Larkn street; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1941 Mission street. open until 10 o'clock 2261 Market street, corner Sixteenth; open until O clock.
 1Oe Eleventh street; open until o'clock. 2526 Mission street; open until o'clock. NY. corner of Twenty-second and Kentucky streets open until 9 o'clock.
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AT THE PARK AND CLIFF.
Soldiers Indulge in Interesting
 Aouatic Sports at Sutro Baths.

-NS~SANSa
 It was dreary occupation searching for pleasure at the park and cliff yesterday The sun was obscured a goodly portion of the day by drifting fog banks and the trees and grass were glttering with the precipitation. In consequence the usually snug corners and recesses around the band stand in the park and along the cliff out by the sea were practically de- serted. At the Chutes there was a good attendance.
 The aquatic sports attracted a large crowd to Sutro baths. The juvenile races were very exciting, and A. Adams, a newcomer, won in the remarkable time of 33 seconds, considering that the young ster is about 10 years old.
 The following is a list of the winners:
 5o-yard juvenile dash-A. Adams first, L, Cook second.
 75-yard juvenile dash-G. Stark first. A Adams second.
 sprlng-board diving-Fred Burnett first. G. La Costa second.
 l2o yard dash (handicap)-G. Ringrose first. C. Miller second.
 Under water swimming contest-F. McDernd won easily distance zoo feet.
 Trick and fancy, trapeze and high diving Otto Schulte first. C. Cook second.
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OFFICERS MAY PREVENT
 CORBETT-M'COY FIGHT
Sheriff and District Attorney of Erie County Talk of the
 Match

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 24-When asked what he intended to do should an attempt be made to bring off the Corbet Mccoy fight in Erie county, Sheriff Kilgallon said.
 ..The fight is a long way off and there is plenty of time in which to act. It Is too early in the game to do anything. I am not sure that the proposed contest will be illegal. As soon as l see 1t ad- vertised in the newspapers I will call the matter to the attention of the District Attorney"
 not know anything about the proposed fight The Sheriff was the executive off, cer of the county and until he made some erless Mr Keneffck assured the public that the law would be maintained.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-25
ISLA DE LUZON TO
 CARRY PRISONERS
Spanish Auxiliary Cruiser Will Be Sent to Santiago to Take
 Troops Home.

Special cable to The Call and the New York
 Herald. Copyrighted. 1SsS by James Cor
 don Bennett.
 GIBRALTAR, July A.-The Isla de Luzon will leave Cadiz for Santiago to bring home Spanish troops. The British Illustrious will proceed to Tangier on Tuesday. Admiral Camara is going to zines, which broke down before reaching Carthagena. Ceute will be the Spanish base of operations.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-25
Construction Boat Reaches Santiago

WASHINGTON, July 24.-The quarter master general to-day received a tele- gram announcing the safe arrival at San tiago of the construction boat Panama She will proceed at once to Porto Rico tc join the fleet there.
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defend her colonies or territory were they threatened, presumably, by England or America.
 A. de Mangny in Gaulois takes MT: Goschen to task for having introduced Russias name into his remarks, while approving the way in which he reduced to proper proportions the fears excited in certain parliamentary bosoms by rumored visits of French warships to the Channel Islands.
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CHANGE CONTINUES TO
 PLUNK THE SPHERE
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

CHICAGO, July 24.-The Clevelands played championship ball to-day, fielding perfectly and batting Callahan very hard. Powell was a puzzle to all the locals eN- cepting Chance. Childs' fielding was very brilliant. Attendance 6100. Score:
 Clubs R. H. E. GaSsIsDa GhiSssq ..,...................... E 4
 Batteries-Callahan and Chance: Powell and Criger. Umpires-O'Day and Mcdonald.
 CINCINNATI July 24-Rain prevented the playing of double header to-day. The game was played on soggy grounds. Dammann was driven to the bench in the second inning by a series of bunts which, together with his own errors, netted two runs. Breitenstein, who succeeded him, allowed but one scrat tch hit in the seven innings. Tn the seventh inning Steinfeld hit Corcoran in the head with a thrown ball, seriously injuring him. Attendance 72G0. Score:
 Batteries-Dammann, Breitenstein and Peitz Rhines and Schriver Umpires-Gaffney and Brown.
 LOUISVILLE, July 24.-The tallenders had a battle royal to-day. The Colonels won in the ninth off Fuckers huff Hoy's stolen base, Sugden's wild throw and an outfleld hit. Score: Clubs R. H. E. Louisville ............................. 0 St Louis ............................1 2 Batteries.Magee and Kittredge; Hughes and Sugden. Umpires-Emslie and Hunt.
 SPOKANE, July A.-Score:
 snokaane ..........................."e 3 TACOMA, July 2i.-score: '''''''''' FsS5issa FssS@s ..:.........................s
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Change in Wales, Plan.

Special cable to The Call and the New York
 Herald. Copyrighted 1898. by James Cor
 don Bennett.
 MARIENBAD. July 24.-An accident to the Prince of Wales has caused a decided change in his plans. I have 1t on the best authority that the order for rooms for August 10 has been countermanded.
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LONDON, July 25.-Don Carlos, the Spanish pretender, according to a dis patch from Brussels to the Daily Mail has hurriedly started to Switzerland.
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Hanford Pioneer Dead.

HANFORD, July 24-D S. Mouser, s6 years old, a pioneer of this vicinity, died last night
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO whom it may concern-The liquor firm known as "The Commodore, corner Natoma and Second sts., BARRY X SMITH proprie- tors, has been dissolved, BARRY retiring and SMITH assuming all debts and responsl bili- ties JOHN BARRY JESSIE RAYDEUR. alcohol baths and mas sage 101 Eddy st., rooms F and H BAD tenants elected for $4 collections made; city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION CO, 415 Montgomery st., G. tel 55S0
  ALVINE HALL and assistant; genuine cabinet baths. 1512 Turk and HIS Market. rms. 15-16.
 DIVIDEND NO1lC-S.
 DIVIDEND Notice-Dividend No. S3 (lfty cents per share) of the Oceanic Steamship Com pany will be payable at the office of the com pany. 327 Market st., on and after August l. 1898. Transfer books will close Tuesday July 26 1898, at o'clock p. m
 E. H.sSHELDON, Secretary.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.

 PACIFIC Employment Ofhce-First- class g.
 lect help. S35 Market st.; phone Clay 13o
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Blacksmith' helper $ day; Ger man or Scandinavian gardener, $50 and found; stabeman, $50; farmers, $20; milker s25: la borers S1 day and board and $1 75 day; brick moder; carpenters for mines, 8 day and $40 and board: coopers, slack work; 3 wood choppers s1 50 cord cooks, walters and oth- CTS. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO, 62S Sacramento st.
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HELP WANTED-EE1IATE

SECOND girl and seamstress, s2O. MISS GIL
 LEN, 325 Sutter st.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

G H Williams Cal ,C R Glass, San Ramon Mrs A Bond, Texas o R Biggs. Tacoma c W Shores Los Ang Nj P Morgan 6 w. Wash w Foorse. U A W J Soring & W. Wash II T Jones, Cal N Wines, Truckee
 J GoOdacre. Cal H E Barker &5 W, Cal r Brown, Denver U O Donnel Boston Kay. Chicago F c Morris Boston W H Tiff X w, Or c Sutherland x W, Mo Mrs II Wynn, Cal Miss A Alden St Louis Dr Maddock. Stockton Miss l. Alden, St Louis A K Nash 6 w. Cal M R Loose Bodie
 Mrs J D Nash X q. Cal D Laub, San Mateo F w Johns, Ventura W Forree U S A
 II Johns. Ventura U s White Ogden Mrs s D Milgan Cal T Fitzgerald Ogden A s Brown, Riverside l. c Windsor & w Cal P Morse & ", Cal P Ruhlman W
 D F Brush, Portland H c Melon Sacto c r Cox & W, Delano e H Schiveley Oroville C F Bailey & W. Cal H A Horton & w. Cal K Jusley X W, Dawson $ Hirst. Vallejo
 Mrs Eppinger. Dawson c w Porter Los Ang F C Brown 6 w. F T Cadley. Stockton
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day. second cook, country hotel. $50; cook boarding house, near city s40 cook and dishwasher, same small country hotel $40 and SIS; cook for men at a factory s35; camp cook 10 men, s35. c. R. HANSEN 6 CO. 104 Geary st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-19
DUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of a deed OF trust made 10
the undersigned trustee by Mary A. ID
Sante and Y. Di Sante, her husband. &c
the undersigned trustee, dated on the Path
day Of May in the year $50. / Will on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18th 1893.
beginning at ten O'Clock a. m, al public
auction, al the north frozt door OF the
court house Of Ohio county, In the city OF
Wheeling. in the state Of West Virginia.
certain piece or parcel of land fronting
ninety-six $50 feet on the west side OF
Morrow street. between Tenth and Flew
enth streets. In the city of Wheeling,
county Of Ohio and State Of West Virgin
Ia, and extending back westward twenty
90 feet. being all of the lot No. and
part Of lot No . IN Buena Vista addition
to said city Of Wheeling. and being the
same property conveyed 70 said Mary A.
Di Sa8te by w. J. w. Cowdeu, trustee,
BY deed dated on the 9th day Of May liz
the year 1890
Terms OF saIe-Oue-khfrd OF the pur-
chase money or so much more as the pur-
chaser may elect. In cash on the day Of
sale, and the residue in two equal INSTALL
nents. payable in six and twelve months
respectively after the day OF sale, with
interest from that day. the deferred In
stailments being secured 10 the satisfac-
ton OF the trustee
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL.
Trustee.
J. C. HEREEy. Auctioneer. noziei
Above sale adjourned to December g.
1855, same place and hour
HENRY N. RUSSELL.
del9Q Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-19
]. s. RHODES { CO.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

IN
BY virtue Of a deed of trust made by
James +. Doan and Mary l.. Dolan. his
wife, to me- dated the 8th day Of April,
1890, and recorded in the office Of the clerk
West Virginia In deed Of trust book No Q,
folio 53I will sell a. public auction on
the premises on
SATURDAY, TIE 2TU DAY OF
DECEMBER.
commencing al 10 O'Clock a. m, tho
following described property situate
and being In the city OF Beuwood, county
Of Marshall and State Of West Virginia:
Beginning at point In the westerly lins~
OF a sixteen foot roadway. distant one
hundred $50 feet Fouthwardly of the
point Of intersection Of the said westerly
line with the south limo Of R0binsons adj
thence southwardiy with the westerly line
OF sald roadway one hundred and nfty
U99 feet; thence westerly and parallel
VITA the south line Of said addition ono
hundred and eight and seyen-tweifths FEET
70 the sasteriy lire Of the river road:
thence with the ssld easteriy line of the
river road, r0rthwardly one hundred and
hfty and three-tweifths feet to stake;
tnence eastwardiy and parallel with the
sald SCUM line Of said addition one hum
dred and one and four-t welfths feet to-ths
place OF beginning
Terms of SaIe:-Onetkfrd cash on day Of
sale. one-third In four and one-third In six
months. the purchaser giving his notes
tof sueh deferred payments with security
70 be approved BY the trustee
HENRY u. RUSSELL.
Trustee.
J. c. HERVEY. Auctioneer no23esx