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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-07
HOLY THURSDAY.
Services at the Cathedral to be
Held To-Day.
THE CLERGY OF WEST VIRGINIA.
OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH ARE
HERE TO PARTICIPATE IN TIE
sERv1cEs-sERv1cEs AT THE
SYNAGOGUE INACCURATE THE
CELEBRATION OF THE FEAST
OF THE PAssovER-NooN-pAY
SERVICES AT ST. MATTHEW'S
CHURCH THIS WEEK.
Services at the Cathedral 10 be
THE CLERGY OF WEST VIRGINIA.
OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH ARE

To-day Is Holy Thursday in tho Cath.
Ole calendar, and It will DO tho occasion
OF elaborate services at ST. Joseph.
cathedral this morning. For these ser.
vices nearly every priest OF the clergy ni
the church in West virginia has come to
Wheeling. and viii participate in them
The offices assigned the several priests
are as follows:
Celebrant-The Rt. Rev. P. ]. Dona.
hue. D, D.
Archpriest-Thc Very Rev. Daniel
O'Conner. OF C%larksburg.
First Deacon of Honor-The Rev.
John Mullen.
Second Deacon OF Honor-The Rev,
Hugh McMenamln. OF Benwocd.
Deacon OF the MaSS--Tiie Reg- John
McElllGott. OF Grafton.
S~ub-deacon CT the Mass-Thc Rev.
Robert O'Kane, OF Parkersbur.
Deacon of the Olls-Itev. J1Na DAILY,
OF Ellins.
Prendergast, OF MI. de Cnantai.
Chanters-Rev. A.. Boutlou. IL Fair
ivHt' 1NeN. JOsSpu iNiusCE, VL E.uSlHS-
ton Lane.
Assistant Pr!ssts-very Rev. Hya.
cinth, Epp. @. NJ. Cap: Rev. Michael
Fitzpatrick. OF B~uckhannon: Rev. Pat.
rick Boyce, OF MoundsrIlle; Rev. T. ].
Duffy. OF Wellsourg: Rev. T.. NJ. Hickey,
of Parkersburg: Rev D. P. Walsh. OF
Rowlesburg; Rev. Thomas Quirk, Of
RowlcsburG: Rev. A, j.. McGrath, Of
Lewis county; Rev. George Taner, OF st.
Clara: Rev. L.p. Paquin, of Elm Grove.
The services opens at 10 o'clock with
pontiflcal mass The blessed sacrament
will be carried in procession 70 and KEEP,
In the repository until Good Friday,
when Il Is returned and carried In pro.
crsslon to the altar. The repository will
he beautifully decorated With flowers.
The procession to the repository by the
light OF candies and torches expresses
funeral pomp. The incense poured out
on the way recalls the aromatic herbs
of eTbalming. the silence OF the priests,
the mute sorrow OF Mary and the disci-
pies: the chants OF triumph. the Joyous
canticles OF the angels of heaven; the
return with pomp; the sad descent from
Calvary. .Another feature Will be the
conservation OF the oils. This !s partlci-
pated in b.. all the clergy OF The STATE.
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NEW YORK, April GA staff cores
pendent OF the Associated Press, writ
Ing In a personal communication from
Havana on Saturday last, says: 1.-THE
latter part OF the week has not been
particularly pleasant for the eight
American correspondents left here. We
have been targets for threats OF asSas-
sination and recipients OF innumerable
warnings. We heed the warnings and
regard the threats with such composure
as Is given 10 each OF us. AS there IS n
good deal of walking in the dark about
the whole thing. we will all be glad
when it comes to a definite issue-ons
way or the other"
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ENGLAND's SYMPATHY
With United States Based On somstfiin
More Than Sentiment.

With unitod States based ON Something
More Than Sentiment.
LONDON, April Con the highest
authority the Associated Press can am
nounce that the British government has
assured tho United States OF Its fullest
and most cordial sympathy In Its Gu.
ban policy. This assurance was given
with the most complete knowledge OF
the latest developments In the neSotla-
lions between the United States and
Spain, and on tho understanding that
events are tending steadily towards
armed Intervention In Cuba. The Brit
ish government Is even more friendly 10
the United States than the newspapers
here, having more accurate knowledge
OF the real nature and purport OF the
dealings between the United States and
Spain.
The statement made by the Assocla-
ted Press as to Great Brltain's refusal
to Join with the powers In the mediation
proposals advanced by Baron dc Couc-
eel, the French ambassador, has been
entirely confirmed.
The highest officials In London are
convinced that Spain desIgnedly Jug
glcd the facts OF President McKinley's
connection with the popc's attempt at
mediation, In order to influence public
opinion In Europe against the United
States, using the Spanish ambassadors
at the capitals as the mouth pieces OF
tho transformation. This apparently
had the desired effect upon continental
opinion. but 1t had exactly the opposite
effect In Great Britain.
The United States ambassador here,
Colonel John Hay and Mr.. Balfour. the
acting secretary of state for foreign at
fairs. had a long conference at
the foreign office this morning. Cuba
vas the main subject discussed. but the
eastern subject was also touched upon.
The foreign office officials admit that
the conference was OF a most important
nature. f b.
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ROGERS CAVALRY
Regiment VIII be formed 80 Seen rs
Governor Atiinson Gives this wotd.
Letter Frsm the Adjutant Generals

Regiment VIII be Formed 20 Soon us
Governor Atkinson Gives this wotd.
Letter From tho Adjutant Generally
once.
When tho war cloud 1rst dimmed tho
horizon wheeling vas not slow to rise
TO the occasion. Squire Rogers lost no
time In notifying Governor Atkinson OF
his Willingness to organize a regiment.
to which the governor replied that he
would Let the squire stake n whack'' at
the spaniards IL need be. War appear
Ing probable n few days ago. Squire
Rogers wrote again 10 the governor.
and yesterday received tho following
letter from Asslstan. Adjutant General
Casteel:
v. W. Rogers, Wheeling, ". Va.
sIR:--I have the honor to acknowledge
10 the sovernorA referred TO this office.
Your letter hnsS about II n ring that. un.
der tho present circumstances, seemed TO
be Just about right.
whether there will be war. and. II so, what
will DO tho method pursued by the war
department In asking for troopr, we NUS
poet tho first call will be for the national
guard. which tho state organizes and
trains Tor such contingencies az this.
W., Will assure you that your application
Will DC given due consideration In case Of
b, 7. i. cAsTEE1.,
Assistant AdJutant General.
Charleston, April 4. 1898.
Squire Rogers for weeks has been be-
siesed with persons willing TO enlist,
and he has taken the names OF those
having the stamp OF soldiers. He is
nov soIng into the matter in all earnest
ness. and smiles when told OF the talk
OF other squlres raising regiments.
Squire Rogers served In the late war in
a kentucky cavalry regiment, and
therefore is partial to cavalry. OF the
twelve companies needed he stated last
night that five could be organized In
short order, and lie gave tho following
list OF officers. though II Is usual for the
companies TO elect their OWL officers:
Surgcon-Dr. D. H Taylor.
Adjutant-charlcs shuck.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Morris.
Captains-Company a, August II.
Wicdebusch: company B, John Short;
company C, C. Z. Darby; company D.
Samuel Hughes; company E, Louis
Delbrugge.
The regiment, II organized, Will be
known MS the First West Virginia voi-
unteer Cavalry. Colonel Rogers will
walt on orders from Governor Atkinson
before making definite preparations,
and Is certain his regiment will be call
ed on when the President asks the gov
ernor to furnish West Nlrginia's quota
OF men.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
Rendered Y.st.rd.y-sevsrsi otThsm OF
Local Interest

L. rLl rI Local lntsresL sTNNNs
| Special Dispatch to tho Inteiliscnecr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Aprlfe.-The
supreme court OF appeals handed down
the following opinions this morning:
jenkins vs.. Hamilton Lumber Com.
pany. from Tucker county, opinion by
Judge Dent. circuit court reversed md
remandcd.
William Deering & Company VS.. Cob
crly and Hhrpcr. from Randolph coun.
| ty, opinion by Judge English. reversed
and Judgment rendered for pialutifr.
The Greenbrler Industrial Exposition
VS.. j.. n. ochiltree. from Greenbrier
county, opinion by Judge McWhorter.
affirmed.
ty. opinion by Judge Brannon, affirm
cd.
McaIastcr VS.. Dyer. from Lewis coun-
~. opinion by judge Dent, affirmed.
Deiap,alne VS.. Grubb,f from Ohio coun-
ty. opinion by Judge Brannon, affirmed.
Judge English dissenting.
State va, Dana G.cyer. from Ohio
county, opinion by Judge Dent, affirm
ed.
Landcrs VS.. the Ohio River Railroad
Company, from Mason county, affirmed
by divided court. Judges Brannon and
English dissenting.
Mandamus was refused In the casc OF
Kennedy VS.. Board OF Education OF
Grant district. Marion county.
Writ OF error and supersedeas refused
in case 81 LIipscomb VS.. The Kennewcy
Company, from Tucker county.
Un refusing 10 grant the mandamus
asked for against the board OF educa-
ton OF Grant district. Marion county,
the state supreme court decides TINT
there was no law to prohibit the read
Ing OF the protestant 'eoie In the public
schoo!s.)
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Special Dispatch to the Intclligencer.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 6.-Pen-
slons have been granted to West vir-
einia applicants as follows:
orig!nal-Peter I. EllIcott, Tallyio, Sc.
Renewa!-Job Musgrare, IIarrisviile,
Sc.
lncrease--Edward Il. Kerby. Bolivar.
$50 TO $50: George W. Clarke. Goose
Creek, SD to s:4: Jeremiah Blake. Lit
Teton, Sc to IS.
Reissue. spccial-James W. Miller.
Ronda, si2.
Certificate Of additional pension has
been granted also. TO James Wilson,
Washington, Pa, Sc to IS per month.
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FEAST OF TIE PASSOVER.

A large congregation vas present at
the Synagogue last night, celebrating
the feast of the Passover. This feast
began yesterday evening n; c O'Clock,
and continues for eigh: days. 1t IS in
commemoration-0s the delivery of the
Jews from slavery In Egypt. and is
riSidly observeirby orthodox Hebrews.
who. during the period. cast out from
their homes all forbidden articles OF
food, contenting themsei"et with
"matzos" or u~nlea"s7>j, bred.
Last evening Rabbi Levi, af.sr appro-
pirate references 10 the Passover. spoke
on Liberty an the Law" AID his
argument for freedom made . deepim-
preston on his hearers.
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THE RIVER
-pEpAnruREs,


Charleston. .KANAWHA. go a m.
Pittsburgh...BEN HUR. 4 p. m
Sistersville. RUTH. $50 p. IN.
.Clarinston.. ..LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. URAN1A. 60 a m.
Steubenvillc..T n. BAYNE, $50 p, m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh...H K.tBEDFoRD. $50 a. m.
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY, S n. m
,Parkcrsburg .ARGAND, Ii n. III.
Matamoras... LENTNGTON. II a, m
Sistersvillc. ruth. $50 D.. IN.
Darlington. LEROY 800 p. m
Pittsburgh. LORENA, . a m.
Steubenviile..T ". BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, 3 a. m.
Parllersburg. BEN HUR, II n. IA
Sistersville.. RUTH. $50 p. NJ
ClarinSton....LEROY $50 p. M
Steubenville..T r. NJ. BAYNE. $50 p. m
Charleston. ..CRANIA, $50 n. n.
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THE DRUGGISTS ELECT.

Alta meeting OF the Wheeling Retail
Druggists Association held at the
chamber OF commerce yesterday efter-
noon, officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
observation-disclosures Schncpf.
Vice Presiaent-John Kllr!.
Secrctary-Fs NJ. Young.
Treasurer--John Coleman,
A committee was appointed TO make
arrangements for the associations
spring onting. which will be held In
May at one of the parks. probably. 9th
CT business not OF Interest 10 the public
was transacted.
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HAVANA, April 6.-The Mascotte
sailed this afternoon with a full COM
PIGMENT of passengers. among them
many distinguished families. During
the last twenty-four hours there have
been issued $50 passports to persons
proceeding or about TO proceed to the
United States. Miss Clara Barton, OF
the Red Cross society, who arrived by
the Mascotte this morning. visited Gov
ernor General Blanco at . o'clock this
afternoon and was most kindly received.
She left the palace expressing herself
as satisfied with the interview.
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SUPERB PICTURES OF
SANS
NAVY
The MAINE
CAPTAIN slsssgs
The OFFICERS,
The CREW.
GENERAL LEE.
acter Ever Offered to the Country

The public mind has been so nightly stirred by recent event,
in Cuba, especially by the destruction OF the Battlcship Maine
and her gallant crew, that the demand for information respecting
"Unclc Sans Navy" has Secomc exceedingly great, and this
strongly reflects the patriotic sentiment Of the country The
Daily 1ntcligenccr, with characteristic appreciation and enter.
prise, has undertaken to supply this loyal desire by issuing a
superb Portfolio Series Of Photographic Nicws-pagc size
G1x13i inchcs) OF our Battle Ships, Cruisers, Torpedo Boats,
Monitors, Cost Defense Boats, Gunboats and Auxiliary YES.
scls;a also pictures OF our Navy Commanders, Drill Exercises.
Big Guns and other interesting views, each illustration being
accompanied by text matter giving all neediul information Of
our Naval resources. Each Portfolio will contain 10 pages Of
pictures and text matter, printed on heavy plate paper, and
bound in colored paper cover, and may be obtained! upon the
following conditions:
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DENVER, Col, April CIV. F. sager
and E. S. Marlborough, both OF Denver.
to-day broke all unpaced tandem records
from eleven to twenty-five miles inclu-
slve.. and also the unpaccd record for
one hour. They rode on the new board
quarter mile track. W. L. Doty. mem
her OF the L. a. W. racing board, acted
as referee. The distance for one hour
was &c miles. 1899 yards. The las,
quarter mile was made In 80 seconds.
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coal hopper pattern by the Pennsyiya-
MA railroad company. for q sum APP
p%roximaung 3l.c0o.00o. This Is tho
largest single contract ever given for
stecl cars and the awarding otit by one
OF the. great trunk lines permanently
establishes the steel car industry and
takes II out OF the experimental sta
tion. The works OF the scho6n company
viii be run at fun capacity 10 complete
the order, and many additional men
will be employed. The cars Will be tho
largest and strongest Eve made. Each
will BIO thlrty-three feet long and ten
feet high from the top OF the rail-
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AT ST. MATTHEW'S

Every day this week from 1905 p. m.
TO 1920 p. m. services will be held at
St. Matthews p. E. church. and from Il
to 3 o'clock Good Friday afternoon. Last
night the choir, which will render spec
iaIgmusic on Easter Sunday. had 4 GOOD
rehearsal. A strong effort Will be made
on Easter 10 collect enough money to
clear the church debt OF SIl. 900, and a
similar effort will be made II. s.. Luke's
church. 10 clear It's deb.
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PARIS, April G.--The United States
government has purchased in France a
considerable quantity OF ammunltioa
and n number of quick firing guns.
Lieutenant W. S. Sims. the United
States naval attache, will shortly re-
Hove Lieutenant J.. C. ColTell, the Unit
ted States naval attache in London
while the latter recuperateS
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PORTFOLIO NO. /

Is now ready and contains tho following photographs views,
accompanied byfull descriptive and historical matter:
No. battle Ship Maine, with Portraits Of Captain sigsbse
Rand General Fitziugh Lee.
No. 2-original picture representing the explosion Of the
Maine.
No. 3-orginal picture showing Havana Harbor and its FORT.
fcations.
No. -Four views of the interior Of the Maine.
No. 5-Protcctcd Cruiser Philadelphia.
No. 6-Double Turrctcd Monitor Miantonon1at.
No. 7-Battlcstip Indiana.
No. S-Tte lndiana's 13-inch Guns.
No. o-The Ram Katahdin.
No. Turrcted Monitor Terror.
Nc. 11-Protected Cruiser Columbia.
No. 12-The Columbias S-nch Gun.
No. 13-Torpedo Boat No. 6.
No. 14-Armored Cruiser New York.
No. 15-Dynanite Cruiser Wesuvius.
No. I6-Battleship Iowa.
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Added Wounds to Robbery.
Snecial Disputch to the I%ntclllEeucer,

WEIGH, W. Va. April civilian
Bryant. OF osborne's Gap, Buchanau
county. Va, started TO cross Cumber-
land mountain last night and when he
reached the top was held up and rob-
bed by two masked men OF all his mo
ney and valuables, aggresatlng in val
TIC TO nearly two hundred dollars; and
then he was told TO ride away at the
point Of revolvers. While he was going
tho bandits fired ten shots at him, two
hitting his horse, and one passing
through his arm near the shoulder.
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LONDON. April ,6.-Thc British stea-
mer Marengo. Captain Bingham. Of
the Wilson line, which sailed from New
Castle. on March 80. for New York, had
on board fourteen OF the most modern
guns, seventS-six tons OF gun carriage.
n~inety-two tons OF empty shells and
eleven tons OF empty cartridges.
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DIR. R1KER HoSoREp.
His Selection as President OF Mount
Union College.

The election o: Rev. =. 3. Riker, D.
d., OF Charleston, and formerly pastor
OF the Fourth Street NJ. L. church. OF
Wheeling, as president,of Mount Union
college. at Alliance. Ohio. was received
with satisfaction by the doctors many
friends in this city. a dispatch from
Charleston states that Dr.. Riker has
accepted the office and will assume the
presidency OF Mount Union at the be-
ginning OF the college year. next Sep
1ember. He will devote the sumlne: to
Chatauqua work.
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MADRID. April $50 p. m.-Tha
family of United States Minister
Woodford will start this evening for
Biarritz. France. The staff OF the Uni
ted States legation has left Madrid and
will probably remain in Paris for the
present.
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UNCLE SANS NAVY.

Each OF these parts as issued (weekly) for one coupon and
10 cents. Cut out the naval Series" Coupon; which you will
find in another place OF this paper, and send it or bring it to us
with 10 cents, and obtain Portfolio No. l. II you desire II sent
by mail add 2 cents for postage.
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OIL ClTY-River ; feet 4 inches and
failing. Cold and light snow.
CORRESPONDENCE 5 feet 4 inches
and falling. Showing.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S fact e
inches and Stationary. Showing.
WARREN-RcEer . feet 8 inohts. Cold
and light nov
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c feet . inches
and falling.
Observation-Disclosures 10 fee. and
falling at the dam. Clear md cool.
STEUBENVILLE-River . feet a
inches and falling. Showing and cold.
Observation-Disclosures IL feet 2
inches and falling. Snow Nurries all dny.
and mercury at 30. Last night vas he
coolest night FOR April on rccoi !, Inc
thermometer falling to twenty as.g-eas
and the indications point to 6sinE sold
er' tonight. -
CiNClNNATI-River $50 feet and
railing. Business fair. Seven arrivals
including ". S. Nesbitt, from MemnhIs
and buckeye State, from New Orleans
ana SIX departures. Fred Wilson. Acorn
Charles Clarke and John Moren in with
LOWS. Convoy and J!ynrs Moren down
with coal. Belle MrGuwaa up with
emptics. Wy"
LOUlSV1LLE-Rivsr falling. with .,
feet 8 inches on the falls, Cloudv nnd
>coIu. Tom Rces arrived with n tow
from pittsburgh Yesterday and, went
south and W. +. Nesh!t I'M TO-DAY
loaz and tow Will leave for the south
this evening. IVY"
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TWO WHEELING DECISIONS,

AS detailed elsewhere, the state SUI
preme court has sent down decisions in
two Wheeling cases, m the ease of
Delaplain VS.. G.-ibb, and the other the
case OF h state VS.. Geyer. In bosh
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The Bertha passed up with emptles at
10 a. IN.
The two Bay boats had good trips
yesterday.
The marks at 6 p. m. showed Q feet {
inches and falling. Clear and cold, with
snow last night.
The Queen City Is this mornings Gin
cinnati packet. departing at S a M.
She has L large trip In sight.
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COLUMBUS, O.. April 6.-The senate
has passed the Riley bill appropriatlns
81, Don. 900 to put the Ohio Nationa. Guard
on a war footing. There was not 4 dis
sentirS vote.
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PITTSBURGH, April G.-The Schoen
dressed Steel Company was to-day
awarded the contract for the mnnufac-
'usc OF 1000 stool cars OF the orc and
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Labor Troubles Settled.

MASslLLoN, O., April Cat q Joint
conference OF committees representing
the coal operators and miners OF the
Masslllon district, held In this city, this
afternoon. an agreement was reached
and most OF the mines will resume work
tomorrow at The operators terms. Tho
points In dispute were the Saturday
half holiday. and the half hour noon de.
mandcd by the miners. TwcntF-thrce
hundred men will return to work.
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The lnteAigencer..
job Printing Office

to- Tho lnrscs. and most con,T'''
:" Job Printing Establishment ..
- tho. city and one OF the inSs'
Z" extensive In the Ohio N4'T'.
-" Possesses every facility Tor ~,
q. prompt execution OF all kindsS'
" work. from n Neat Card or ""
So culnr to n Monster Poster, IN an,
:" variety OF colors, at the 'np'S /,
:" notice and on the most reasonS ,r,.
81" terms. Country merchants, S,oys
-" crs and others requiring yiIl
Bills. Public Saio Bills. ei;. r,il
%" find 1t TO their ndrantaEm ,nest
:. ut or address Tho lnielus
:" Job Printing Office,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

S-hi-b
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust made )!
Eeazon +. Mozingo. Thomas Mozi1so,
Robert Mozingo and Carrie r. MozInSt.
August, 1885, and recorded IN the Office o.
the clerk OF tho county cour; OF 0hio
county. West Virginia. in Deed o. Trl't
Book No. Il. page 80. ! will sell at pubic
auction Mt Crafts Wagon Shop, in Trii.
delphio, Ohio county. West Virginia, on
SATURDAY. APRIL Is, 1875.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.. the to.
lowing property, hat IL to say:
One ..Lcadcr'' thresher, 25-!nch cylinder,
iS-inch separator: II Leader" TRACTION
engine. 12-horseL over: one rubber dr!Ts
belt, 40 feet lont\ six inches wide. three.
ply: II low vince water tank with pump;
one grain register. and one dust collector
TERMS-Cash.
s. u WILSON. Trus:et.
Meyer & Nesbitt. attorneys. mrl...n
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Book Beer Is nov on tap. II Is INC finest
ever put In the market. Il. Ball, Agent
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CHICAGO. April G.-Thc carpenters
strike. which began Monday. came 20 a
.suddeirend to-day, when all the larger
contractors signed the union carpenters
agreement. This IL n victory for the
strikers. The strike caused 5000 union
carpenters 10 quit work.