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New-York tribune., 1898-09-30

4oth Street.
Tho approximate amount OF e lien or charge to sa''y
which above described property Ia TO toli -
sS5.9s with interest thereon from 10Th cay .,
is.S together with costs and allowances amounting 10
S,o3 81 with interest September 18TH 1895 together
with expenses OF the sale. The approximate anouh
OF taxes assessments other liens. which are TO oe
allowed the purchaser out ot the purchase money OF
paid by the Referee. Is Slli'O and interest
PRATT A. BROWN. ReSeres.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30

CoTTON--The general temper ~ 0-caNs cotton ildht
was ish with covering Of old short accounts ieaue
~ transactons Prices advanced - points AZ me sa
n svmpathy with A a English cab!es an1 ga
Nul,ish weather reports from the cotton ueI, i'ar
cables 70 that and cloths at Mstcntse
were hardening and that splnneTs were hiIplhs On
prices freely f0r large blocks spot cotton al INP
steeS 10 tie better feeling here and increased the aQ
prehension OF the less confident bears shorp ea'oh
in futures at Liverpool led 70 realizing late IN me 70
noon and by midday the ca-iy gam haa beeT GD3u "p
0uf although al no DID the market sho" Signs 81
parcIlar weakness Covering Get N anew cary N we
afternoon ard on this demand prices again Iae WI.
attention Investment, buying stimulated he uG oso"s
something Ike oid-:ire agr:essvonesF hnt absence W
strong leadership seriously Handicapped longs Al ,ne
else the feeling quiet and steady WIN prices ui
changed point higher Orders from the Soatn w, @
chiefly long side while fo:elsn REPRESENTATIVES.
conspicuous as buyers throueh9ut me sesSr1 ,
O,ial forecasts for further rans IN the lowe nan
the cotton belt during The mex ,Meny ,ionr hous
This was regarded important bull feature, ma
much G. the were sad to have ALREADY ma
ier,silv DELAYED picking number % sections. ana m
prrs omen cotton greater or less extent Sihei
IN g.as of dealers spot cotton al many southern spo'
Insrke.s and Increased demand from eXporiers, were
among the influences which steadei the afternoon mar
e, While The yellow question continued To, at
tract considerable attention individually II failed %
e. particular bearing Uarket. the movement u
lie crop as vet has retarded In by
Of this disease.
The IN the local market to-day
W a
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot oottpn
hardening sais l2Ooo bales s?eculaon and expert 0
bales; American 1900 bales. receii~~ ll.rcO ha'3.
American II 600 middlnr vpsncs. 3'sd Futures
openet steady. buyers lGiG Cl.srd qu.ci al
sEi-3+d n.t advance. DeceniDer-Jaauari 2l3b. Jaa-
usry-YsbruaGy. :6sas. February March. Szds March
April 30i Ms: Apri-May 3D2l7s MAyJune. 3G3s June
July, aOtb; September 3n2b Sepiember-Oc,ooer Sad b:
Oetooeg-NoNerAber, 80 November -Eecember 2d]e.
Observation-Disclosures and firm. Cloths-Oldeis al
low limits
FLOUR AND MEAI<-A fair demand was reported 'F
low grade winters. but market otherwise Qulet
ans rather IN sympathy with the break in wheat
spring Patents - STs4 So. wia,cr stragtts. 81 +1I
g 60. winter patents s. 1898 s. spring cears S. Ia
~ tO extra No winter 81 0ods3 i0 extrn No virifr
q 'SGk2 80; sg&!s. 81 1924 arriv4l; buckf at
nolf, y o5Vsl spt aal TO arrN Rl f FLOLR
fEin. quoted 81 10 dsS 30 mostly 81 JygS3 CORN
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30

raD quotation, were follows Fi2ur steady sS 90
80 yellow corn. co. TT S2 1o white T.
- .',;ic- N1 . rye 40. 80 barley, b. 3igi3c.
N faxsced eoc: prime timothy eoer, e. al So'
rot n IS & Gas' is iT sg s s % 9 80 sai,ei It. shogds.
e. So rhiskry dsers finished goods per ga'qn, 81 20.
., 1,y the butter market was steady S,eameties ISI
10, ,ores l2al7c Cheese steady TgS'.c Eggs hrm;
cincinnati Sept % Flour dull. Wheat quiet; No 2
rod rs, Corn STEADY: No mixed. Slc Oas Gun 30 :
rer ned 2tG2i,c rye dun No 2 4sc Lard nrm: 4ooc-
nsrS nEscS easT n~T lsc cheese arm
Miuaukee Sept, 2a-wheat lower: No Northern 6'o;
No Northern. 65c Rye lower no l. 7''sH'o' H'''7'
steady, No .. i3i.Giic.
minneapolis sept % Wheat easy: sepemser, =, s2c:
r,irer,to- S9i sqfA9Ac: MAY 6ls,c No ! hard O%e
So I Northern. 62sc; No Northern ";.c Flour ana
bs4n unchanged.
phn,delphla. Sept a--wheat dull and lsc lower;
No mixed september 33sd34c. oats steady; No
white 2sa2s'sc: ~ white. 2Sa&ol5c No 2 mixed -Ig
prints 2ic Eggs firm: fresh nearby lSc do Western.
i7isais-: 10 Southwestern. i7c Cheese hrn rood d.
mand Refined sugars unchanged Hecepts-Flour 900
hIs ard 10 600 sacks wheat. 226oo bush: corn Soooo
o,,s 10 Ooo Shipmcnts-Whea' 5000 bush: corn.
3lS 900; oats 1900"
<, Louis Sept, 2o-Fiour unchanged Wheat-Spot
big,or. No rel cash elevator 6Sc bid, track 'Sqb9r
senf.rbe~ &c No hard cash. GGc Corn-spot better
~ "ash 10 bld September 2Qc. December. 2Slsc bid
No ogs.c Oas-Spot bettcr. No cash. 22lsc; track
2sT23igc september 22ic. December. 22.c May 23'sc
A., cl east traok 4sc Butter steady. creamery. $50
~ dalrv i3Qitisc. Eggs steady. i2sc.
r,,edo Sept - Wheat lower, weak: No cash esis
D.rrrnicr &c hd. Corn duh steady: No mixed 30%c
ca,h 4ogc Coyerseed active lower prime cash 81 -
q unchanged
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30

Rivinston Street.
The said premises are sod free and clear Of all
-, 40,
CLIFFORD W. HARTRIDGE. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
NAVAL STORES

eorts ,urpentine wcre quiet. but ste iy held al un-
changed prices. Ros.n dull and u nargeh ana TAR
and bitch quiet. Quotations follow
TAR Regulars. 81 s.. ol bbls. 81 rs
prTCIl--<l a5.
SPIRTTS T1'RPENTINE- 3ois sG3ic - . .
RosiN-Common to good stralnei. 81 20; p g. 20;
81 50 O. 81 CO.'S. H. 81 ei T. ~ Io X IL Io' NJ ~ 10
\ s: rs: " @. 50 20; " ". 81 30.
STOCK on HAND.
~, ............ 80 1888 bbs
~ .,,.-ar.i,. -................. 1919 bhs
Ter ...'''''''''' ''' '''
savannah Sept. 2o-spirts turpenns frrn. 2oc: sa.es
2no bt!s receipts SaJ Rosn firm; sales, 22oe bbls,
receipts 6g5 quote. \. - G Mc: 2; 81; F. 81 10 -:
81 on II 81 as 81 30 X. 81 81. ". 81 40, y 81 co.
G. 81 -. " ". 81 T..
Charleston. sept - -Turpcntns market firm at 27hc
Ros.7 quiet unchanged
Wilmington sept 20-Sprs turpentne frrn. 2sq2sisc;
receipts IS casks Rosn hanged; receipts 2SS bos
Crude turpcnilne steady 81 10 81 @ ard 81 co. receipts
a. bbs Tar hrIn. 81 %. receipts ls5 hbls
London Sept cOCa.cutta unseed. spot. 3Ss Petroleum
American. rerred 6i.d Turpent!ne-spiris. Us
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

B,son Sept - Flour dull receipts Is5 hois spTrs M
patents new. 50 sjg$t 10 winter patents - 2g>" ~,
hag 7iG7ec Corn quiet. steamer yeloH s.;sc So 80
So . AMI \, 3 3Oi. G3otc. Mifcei quiet bran. spring
Sin a51Si3 ~ bran winter si3 7hgSit midings s3 20
s,x6 ~, Rcd DOG -four Sl14SlT SO Butter steady North
en- - ye2-. We, cir. imitation. l3GlBc ladies'
iIc |hcese arm; northern. asgotc; Western sac
rrN,,, Sent, ca-Spring whea, unsettled. weak; 20
t,.t ,p,; 75c ~ ] y rtheru snot .lt. 10 .o'St
err .r3, 6sc WINTER wheat qui-' Ne rsn t. -
,.,,. -o- corn easy. 40 yel ". 33rd63Hc' 80 .
,s,,1s 80 aa3i,r No 2A92-c. y. corn. SEt4
~, =" S,,s Nerke, rrm: No white. 21d2'llc; 20 )
-. o.iarcG-. No white 2sisq25r. no : mihel.
",i y, rriaei .3i.c Harley unchanged Rye qtl't'
on ,rack 62r canal freighis not 50 strong as yet
F-.ur steady. light demand .
cn,car, sept ?p-The leading futures ranged as 'o'-
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30

spot the local rnarke closed quiet and sieany
with prices unchanged the bass OF 69sf Tor micdhns
upland and SIC for mddinG Gut. as compsied win
eh46s.c respectively. last year Total sa,es o' 80 pseS
We're to spnners. Spot cotton IN southern markets.
nidarg quoted officially reported by specia! as
patches % Exchange a. follows: HeW ehis HlH'
4I.c; sales COO bales Galveston steaoy. 4sc sa.s
I2i2 bales Mobile steady. i%c sales GO naies sscam
4Sc Norfolk qle,. a%c sales 622 bsies baitmore on
nominal sac Augusta steady. llGc. i-loc aGNahoe'
bales. s. Louis steody 5e sales Toi haEs
M.n.phis steady 4-sc. saiea. 200 bales louisFi'c
steady l-lec Cincinna.i quiet 3lac Houston sieo1y
~ sales 625 bales - 80
Great Britain. France Continent
-zv. ,a- ,N,. vA.k % pa 1914
Since September l........ l2S2 lh33' IuV''''
Rscelps at New-Oreans were oHcaly estl-
mate 10 be 10000 70 IS 6O bales. against 1885 lsl"s
(aousD last week 3.4OS bales last vesr t. noro~
recelats AZ Tous estimated At 1850 70 2p3'O
bales agaas H. l0 bales last week anf GAZE bales last
year.
Receipts at tNe ports interior points to day com
pared with Lse same GsJ week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool seot. 30 3aJ p. .-Exchange-cioslns-
Whcat-No red. Western winter steady. Is 2hd; No
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo Q:55 p VI. Pullman Nestoule Dty SOa
and Parlor Cars, Dining-Car service Meals "a s~s
Connects at Buffalo wll5 through sleepsrs 10 OetFS s
Chicago =. -, < v,erOy MAr,cts
CHt;NK WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON and COAL
80. 4siO p. " daily, except sunday for wILKES-
BARRF' PITTSTON, SCRANTON and prircipal inter
mediate stations Connects for All points IN coal resons-
pullman rufet psrlor Car for HilAesoaTre ...,.o>,
s4.5O. $50 P. n. daily except sunday. Tor EAsIo'
AMI Intermediate stations
.i:5o. e,IS p. NJ sundays only, tOF MAUcH CHUNK
.s:5o. a.iO P ~ daily except Sunday. for EAsroN
and principal intermediate stations ,,...,.,
.0i5O. 1900 p. 81 daily fOr BCEFAlo NiAGARA ,,s.;s
train = to Chicago sisepers to Buffalo and Toronto
Dining car New York 10 Easton ., -,
'7.5o. 500 daily except s5Sday stpPRng Sn
%AUcH CHUNK, sAYRE GENEVA, ROCHESTER,:
BArAVIA BUFFALO and TORONTO. Pullman s.eepsr
Ter Buffalo None but sleeping ear passengers Carried
$50. 500 p. NJ. daily .or W~ILKEseARRE; ~ rTR-
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS ani all points West Pullman sleeper to CnIGsse
pIAINFiELD. BOUND BROOK. and intermediate point.
oniy a. NJ .2:2o 2:3o IS 5o. $40 $3.50 and $50 p y.
% AMI Pullman accommodations at ll3 26i, 2TS.
AK ett anI a23 Broadway 81 l.. lith St. l56 r. i25th
81 I2T Bowery y. Y. 500 Fulton 81. Court ST.. sS
Rrosdway ard Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
n v transfer will call for and check baggage non
hotel or residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND "AAH
INGTOS.

INGToN.
From foot o. Liberty ST. =.
Week esy. 40 500 10 90 ~ 80 p!n!ns Car, A. ~.
Sundays. 4so 1000 dl 80 Dining Cap a. NJ itS 90 20
PhisSelphis week days 900 A. NJ. 400 +3o. 3d. 600
p NJ sundays 900 NJ. 400 7; M.,,,-vu.,y sr
WEEK Week days: 7io 3s5 $40 s.5. eos o;2o s:ss
loOo 1915. ioi5 II os II 80 ll;3o a. s,o s.ss an
isS ,GS i3S ssS. s:s s s5s s5s sic 3 S2s s$ Sso se
sss s55 10 CO. ii 40 l. NJ i2O0 y. i?sJ i;s5 aso so
800 a:55. 42o. 455: o25. 6Oo $50. TO- e"'' ''S''
9:sa 1855 J. NJ. 1918 mdt. -. =. ,,,.,,v c,
Tickets and RaTlQ- car seat: e. M 100, q s2s Broad
way 7s7 Ave 81 Eas. i4th ST. iSs Eas, iYsn
Cur. g. SEQ fulton ST Brooklyn: % Broadway VIII
iamsburg The n Y Transfer Co will call tor ana ehecss
Hnrr frnrn hotels r resi!ences 20 dsstlnatlon
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
tdRs. a.

Rio--Conee market weak. ~ RID. 1929; exchangs
.rsints ~ 90 ,ss ur..cf Stntes
co BAGS cleared for Europe 1oOO bags; STOCK 4''VVc
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four ira Ks Electro Pneumatic sisn.''
Stations In New York. foot Of Liberty nt
and South Ferry. Whitehal-st
Trains leave foot OF Lberyy-ft

On ard after Sept 49, 1895. .
ro, Ea..on bethlehem Allentown Mauch chunk. ~ ~
800 7i5 s:io a. ". d2:oo d. to Easton1. I'D 10
q q o0 ie EastonJ A. NJ 100. $40. 500 P. NJ Attn
For WilkesbLrre Pltston and Scranton. 4oo' VI" -
AZ / 40 p ~ sundays 30 A. NJ. -. .nn ain
Fo, Reading ard Harrisburg. at 90 80 sw' ~ stS
uo:Oo II 80 Reading A. NJ, las go o30' o0' nj AZ
t o0 10 Readir y p NJ .2:i5 night Sundays 4so ~
to Reading) A. NJ. l:Oo i:i5. $780, 500 - A'' i-"
night ,,-. =, 4 N soO.
eio A. NJ ! 30 i:4,. a:oo p. NJ. l2i5 night SUNDAY"
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, 20,
For Red Bank. Long Branch A.6ury Psrs o6ean .n ~
30 353 G:3O Rel Bank ony). 4;ao S;So Sd "a oces.
Sundays (sops az lnterlaken tor AsDurS ram "
Grove. 900 \. NJ, 100 p NJ .o ,,,o , ~ an
40 as p ~ sundays 900 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ
For Lakewood, Toms River Barnegat Park snd bHppr
raj. 40 S 80 A. NJ 80 4:3o p N. sundays 800 n
For Atlantic city vneand and Bridseton. %so A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach. seasrish. sns I H'sslsnd' f'
Navesink 4:3o, $50 A. ~. 1:30. 44o $40 =. NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE; 20
Prom Pier y r. foot OF Rector ST >,.
For Atlantic Highlands Highlands OF Nayesink; not.
rande Rlmson Beach Seabright, Monmouth feacn; ena
Long Branch 4:3O 1915 A. NJ 100 3:io. o'oo r. II
sundays $50 A. NJ loo r. ". .,...
For Elheron Asbury PARK. Ocean Grove ana po'n,s ~
south to Point Pleasant 1918 A. NJ 1.oo St2 o,U "a
NJ sundays. (stops Interlaken for Asoury PARK sna
Ocean Grove). $50 A NJ
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30

eoS Average santos $500: receipts $1,000 bags 'o T.
600 bags Hamburg once mara = r,,t
brter; n, 80 m. quiet !. pfe net higher sales go
xaes Havre-Conee inarfet opened stead ptcAaIsei
20 a franc lower At II M seaiy :. lIdle n..eeati ..
% m steady. !. franc lower closed het un-a'se' -
/. franc higher; totaI safes 1'Uoo ossS 90.
January $50 July % x
February 20 ausCs'' 20 ~
March ......... 1900 Septep Der 5y 80
30 23 October %
~, ....-...... 80 81 November ~
L,re ............39 80 50 December 5s %
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30
LEHIcH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot Of West 11d ST. tfean. X E)' S''""
DesoTosse5 st. 49,,
Indicates time from West 20 81 Other figures 'A'"
time from Cortlandt Descrosses st. 49,, L..
sG;IO, O:2O A.. VI. daily tsuniay go, ~ Si' LUZ
EASTON and intermediate stations .,,,,
1880. SEQ A. daily for WII;KEsBARf.Ea;
NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and prinepa1 sSS~'
points: dining and chair car TO BlIa,o
sII 80. 1900 noon daily. except SUNNY:
New-York tribune., 1898-09-30

Receipts Of breadstuffs al inferior poins IN 'ncu s
last three ciphers C000) emitted. Flour bp!s' ga" O'
{ lo!lJNs: n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-02
RESUME WINTER CRUISES.
Orders TO Naval Vessels That Have No
Cnban Significance.

Orders TO Naval Vessels That Have No
Cnban Significance.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. 1.-Or-
ders have been given by Secretary
Long to have the big armored cruiser,
Brooklyn, make a cruise through the
West Indies and especially among the
Windward Islands. ST. Thomas and St.
Cruz. The vessel is now fitting out at
the New York navy yard and It was
expected that she would have sailed be-
fore this time. but certain small re-
pairs were found necessary at the last
mon--it. However, she will be ready
for sea In a day or two. 1t was at first
intended to have the Brooklyn join the
North Atlantic squadron at Tortugas, In
which case she would have gone direct
ly from New York to Key West, but tho
change In her orders will make 1t nee
essary for her to put In at Newport
News, Va, to take on coal for the lon-
ger trip she has before her.
This cruise OF the Brooklyn is 70 be
followed by others In the same dIrec.
tlon, as was the case every winter until
the interposltion OF the veto upon such
cruises brought about by the fear that
the presence OF the United States ves-
sells In the nelghborhood OF Cuba nigh,
be misunderstood. This fear now be-
Ing removed and the way being clear
for the resumption OF the old practice
as to winter cruises, It Is the intention
OF the secretary OF the navy to allow
some OF the smaller gunboats TO touch
at points along the coast OF Cuba. out
side OF Eavana. such as Matanzas and
Santiago and other ports where the
American flag has not been seen on q
national vessel for several years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-02
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

Testimony In the Luetgert trial Is
ended and arguments of counsel have
begun. ssl )
Pennsylvania mine workers will meet
at Altoona on tac 18th instant, to elect
state officers.
Republicans OF the Fourth Indiana
congressional district declared for the
single gold standard. w
The Republicans of the Ninth Indi-
ana district have endorsed General Lew
Wallace for United States senator.
President Dole, OF Hawaii, will visit
Buffalo next week as the guest OF, the
Pan-American Exposition Company.
Rear Admiral Beardsley, U. S. N.
was retired yesterday, on account Of
nge. lie was the second ranking oNlcer
in the navy. q
Tennessee Democratic legislative eau
Gus nominated Hon. L. B. Turlcy for
United States senator, TO succeed him
self. Mr. Tn:ley Is now filling the uncx-
pircd term OF the late Senator Harris,
s The trial OF Sheriff Martin and his
cighty-tw0 deputies for shooting and
killing twenty-five strikers and wound. i.
Ing Nifty moro during the anthracite
coal strike at Hazleton, Pa, began yes
terday. at Wllkesbarre. The jury was
no, completed. 's 4
Another instnlmcnt OF 10 per cent OF
tho Union Pacific money on leppsIt or,
account OF the Ualtcd States Eovcrn-
ment In certain national banks will be
paid into the treasury by those banks.
The amount on deposit In New York Is
now about SCI 900 900. 2. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-02
JAPAN PREPARES FOR WAR.
Ths Eastern Situation SerIous-Germnuy,s
Latent Demand y,l.t

Ths Eastern Situation SerIous-Germnuy,s
Latest Demand.
LONDON, Feb. LA, dispatch to the
Daily Mall from Nagasakl says: "Ths.
far eastern situation /, very serious,
and It is believed that Japan Is active
ly preparing for war" 5}att 8 ~ + eis &
Germany. according to a special dis
patch from Shanghai, demands that
Port Arthur and Ia Lien Wan be made
free ports a
According to special dispatch from
Shanghai, the critical point Of the Chi
nese loan negotiations was Great Brit
aims insistence that the British should
always remain at the head OF the Yang
Tse-Kiang valley customs and assume
their full administration In case OF de-.
fault ssg s. i35s
The dispatch adds that several thou-.
sand Russian troops, which have been
guarding the trans-Siberian railroad,
have entered Manchuria with the con-
sent OF the Pekin authorities. n a
The Times correspondent at Kobe
says: fslt&S
There are repeated rumors from,
Seoul that the Russian agent, NJ. Alex
Jeff, is trying TO persuade the Emperor
OF Corea TO re-occupy the Russian le-
cation. -
1T IS reported also that result OF
the agitation against Russian influence,
pro. Russian minister has been dis
missed -" z- - -. ..It,Fi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-02
NATIVE OF THIS STATE.

Ex.Mlnister to Brazil j. l.. Thompron
L. Commits Suicide.
SANTA ROSA, Cal, Feb. 1.-Thomas
L. Thompson. ex-Unlted States minister
to Brazil. committed suicide here this
morning. by cutting his throat. De-
spondency Is supposed to have been the
cause.
Thomas L. Thompson served in the
house OF representatives from 1887 to
1889. lie was born In Charleston. W.
Va, IN 1888, and in a sketch OF himself
said he was educated in the common
schools and In printing Office" He re-
moved to California at the age OF six
teen years, and for about forty years
worked in that state as printer, ,edi-
tor and publisher. He was n delegate
to the Democratic national convention,
which nominated Hancock, and was
elected secretary OF state OF California
two years later. He declined q re-elec-
tion to that Office and later was sent to
Congress. SIS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-02
WILLIAM BAILEY LYNCHED.
Released from Penitontlary Last Satur-
day Only TO Die ut Mob's Eands After

Released from Penitontlary Last Satur-
day Only TO Die ut Mob's Bands After
Another Murder.
Special Dispatch to the IntcllIsencer.
WEIGH, W. Va, Feb. lat east end
Of the tunnel. near here, William Bailey
sho, and Instantly killed Harry Draper.
Bailey walked through the tunnel. which
Is strictly against the rules Of the rail-
road company. and Draper. who is
watchman at the east end, told him he
would have to so back again. After 4
short quarrel Bailey pulled revolver,
and shot Draper four times. The mur-
dere was captured by party OF miners
and taken to Bramwell and lodged in
Jail. At midnight MOB OF about twen-
ty men broke the jajll doors and entered.
They went to the cell in which Bailey
was confined and placed rope around
his neck, dragged him down the rail-
road atbnut 200 yards, and riddled his
body with bullets.
Bailey was Just released from the
state penltentiary at Moundsville. st
Saturday where he served a .h.as-year
sentence for killing man in Mercer
county. He was convict No. 3.0s7.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-02
UTTERLY FAILED.

Two Witness ia the Allor cd Bribery Hear.
lug Know Nothing Important.
f COLUMBUS. O., Feb. 1.-TWO hack.
men were examined by the senate COM
mlttee investigating the alleged brib-5
cry charges this evening. NThe purpose
OF the testimony was to attempt to show
that H. H. Boyce. who is alleged to,
have attempted to bride Representa-
tive Otis. came to Columbus on the a T.
ternoon OF January 10, inauguration
day, and met Major Rathbone. one Of
Senator Hanna's lieutenants. The tes-,
tlmony failed utterly OF It's purpose,
The hackmen told about having driven
two men around the city. but could NOT
describe either OF them. nor did they
hear ans conversation that would giye
any clue to the identity Of the two
men. Charles Ste!tz, employed by the,
Columbus Transfer Company, testified.
that on inauguration day he took
man from the Neil House to the Union
Station about noon; that after waiting
there q short time he was Instructed to
drive to Broad street east. opposite No.
263. After waiting at the latter place, a
carriage drove up in front of No, 26s.
and his passenger told him to go over
! to the carriage and tell a man on tho
inside to get Into his (Steltz's) car
rlaee. -
Tho man in carriage No. had two
Vallses which he deposited in Steitz's;
carriage and then Steitz drove the two
men around for an hour or two. Stel,z
said he was instructed. In case any one
followed them. to drive fast. Once he
thought he saw a carriage following.
and whipped up the horse and was soon
out of sight. One OF the passengers
subsequently left the carriage on Third
street, opposite the capitol, and tho 9TH
CT left It near the depot "a
George II. Brown, another hackman.
told CT driving u stranger 10 No. 263
East Broad street, and OF the PASSENGER,
being transferred to another hack, Nsi-S
ther OF the hackmen could describe the
alleged mysterious passengers, and
neither OF them knew Boyce or Rats-
bone. Brown contradIcted Il Steitz 4 by
stating that the man left his cab and
had started Into the house before he
was called b. Steltz. sEs,s