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DIED..

CANALES-In this city, June 18th,
Johanna Canales, sister of Mrs. Lou
WINNER, native of California, aged 81
years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
KAHUHU-In this city, June 18th, Ben
Kahuhu, native of Honolulu, aged AZ
years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
CARSNER-In this city, June 18th, Henry
G. Carsner, native. of Washington,
aged years, 10 months and q days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
WILLIAMSON San Diego, Cal, June
18th, Charles u. Williams, brother of
Ernest Williams, native of California,
aged % years, months and II days.
Funeral private.
North Florin, June 18th, Dorothy NJ,
daughter of W. A. and Nettie Mott,
sister of Fred NJ. and Jessie E. Mott,
a native of California, aged Is months
and % days.
Friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
Sunday morning. at 10 o'clock, from the
parents residence, near Florin. Inter-
ment City Cemetery, upon arrival of
11:35 train.
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IT MERITS ATTENTION.
A NEW PREPARATION WHICH
CURES DYSPEPSIA AND
STOMACH TROUBLE.
Remarkable Curative Properties.

A new remedy which may revolution
ize the treatment of stomach troubles,
has recently been placed before the
public and bears the Endorsement Of
many leading physicians and scientific
men.
The remedy is not wonderful secret
discovery, nor a patent medicine, neith-
er is it claimed to cure anything except
indigestion and stomach troubles, with
which nine tenths Of our nation are
afflicted ~
The remedy is in the form of pleas
ant tasting tablets or lozenges contain
ing vegetable and fruit essences, pure
aseptic pepsdn free from animal i'm
purities, bismuth and Golden Seal; they
are sold by druggists generally under
the name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Many interesting experiments made
with these tablets show that they pos
sess remarkable digestive power, one
grain of the active principle being suffi-
c1ent to thoroughly digest 5000 times
its own weight of lean meat, eggs, oat-
meal or similar wholesome foods; these
tablets do not act on the bowels like
after-dinner pills, nor in fact do they
act upon any particular organ, but the
manners in which they cure all forms
Of Indigestion is this: They act entirely
upon the food eatens digestdng it COM
pletely, nourishing every tissue and
nerve in the body; they simply perform
the work of digestion, thus giving the
weak stomach rest and assistance suffi-
cient to enable it to recover its normal
strength. This is the reason so many
pretended cures have signauy failed;
they do not furnish the digestive power
which is the one thing above all others
that the stomach of the dyspeptic lacks,
and unless that lack is supplied, it is
waste of time to attempt to restore the
enfeebled stomach by means of ''tonics, -
stomach bitters'' and pills no per-
manent good can result from their use.
If the stomach can be rested and as
sisted in the work of digestion it will
very soon recover; this is the secret and
the whole secret of the remarkable sue
cess of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, a
remedy practically unknown a year ago
and now the most popular, widely used
dyspepsia remedy, everywhere success
secured almost entirely on its merits,
as it has never been extensively adver-
tised
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are now
sold by druggists everywhere al 80 cts.
per package; If he hasn't them in stock
he will order them for you from his
wholesale house. They are made by
the F. A. Stuart Co., chemists, Mar
shall, Mich, who will be pleased to send
information and testimonials from
every State in the Union.
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PRISON DIRECTORS.
Yesterday's Meeting at Folsom
Visit From City Musicians.

The Prison Directors held a meeting
at the Folsom Prison yesterday. Bids
for supplies were opened and contracts
let. The Record -Union's'' correspond
ent states that the successful bidders
We're mostly the same as last year.
The board rescinded it's action of
some time ago in directing that as many
commitments as possible be made to
San Quentin, and instructed Secretary
Smith to notify Superior Judges to
henceforth use their own discretion in
that particular.
The Sacramento Institute Band
visited the prison yesterday and favored
the Directors, the officers and the pris-
oners with many of their best selec-
tions. The music was greatly appre-
cdated and the boys warmly compli-
mented They made the trip from the
city in a large carryall
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ARE CLIMBING ONCE MORE.
HAVE THE gifts TIRED OF THE
g TARGET7
Took q Game From the Leaders
Yesterday, and May Repeat
It To-Day.

Ahe taal-enders demonstrated yesfer-
uay tnat they are not going to stay in
tie FAST position much longer, by taking
ho'iy contested game from the lead
ers IN the baseball pennant race, the
ieoouDtable Santa Cruz team.
Inc game was full of slugging on one
siue' while ON the other it was an aver
age exhibition of hitting. The Gilts
were out to VIM and even old Sol could
iioe oe1eat them. On the other hand
ne materially aided them in vanquish-
ing the enemy, for in the Santa Cruz
ranks there We're many visible signs Of
distress caused by the heat.
very large Saturday crowd at
tended the game and all agreed that it
was rattling good game. From the
thne Eagan drove the ball over the left
neld fence for homer" after two
men mad been retired in the first inning
Inc crowd never stopped shouting. In
iact, the small crowd compared to
0nose on Sundays made more noise
dnan has been heard on the Oak Park
diamond for many a day.
Hutchinson, the king-pin first base
man OF the league, failed to put in an
appearance on account of his not being
able to reach an agreement with the
local management regarding his salary
Hutch it is said asks for only a mod
crate salary but the management
claims that it is too much, so the fans
are compelled to see the members of
the team switched and jumped from
place to place. Yesterday Doyle was
ought in to play the initial, and
@Wey' Dennie sent to the pasture
can play first as good as any
the league, but when a player
had regular practice in posi-
can not do as well as if more
with the position. This was
Sc with Doyle yesterday. While
aged an excellent first, still he
up two costly errors that he
id not have got had he been accus-
led to the base
Dennie took in two difficult flies in
an easy manner, and got two hits out
of six times up.
Stulz at second and Eagan at short
Doth put up errorless games, and also
dld excellent work at the bat "Old
Hoss'' Shanahan picked out three hits
and Reliable Matt Stanley made two
singles. Staneys hands are still in
bad shape. but the gritty little fellow
catches in fine form, just as if nothing
We're the matter. The Gilts, to a man,
played star game of ball yesterday.
The BeachcomberS" could do Moth
ing with the puzzling delivery of Har-
Vey, who pitched a great game, but
Baltz, who started to do the twirling
for Santa Cruz, Jared much worse He
only lasted for five innings, and in that
time was touched up for a total of
eleven hits, one being home run. He
then retired in favor of Mike Donlin
the clever south paw from the sad SEA
waves. But Donlin was shown no
mercy, and in the remainder of the
game he was hit opportunely. Pace
caught good game, while Captain
Devereaux injected plenty of ginger
into his crab" aggregation.
The game was one of the most ex-
!. citing played here this season. The
same teams will play to-day, with
Doyle and Donlin as opposing pitchers
Rube Havelin will play" on the
bench for the Gilt Edges in to-day's
5 game.
The score Of yesterdays game fol-
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1t. however, affords some clever people
an opportunity to display considerable
ability: It does not drag: Its wit is
clean, but. not Of a very high char
acter, though amusing and provocative
of laughter.
During the evening Miss Stacey rem
dered some coon songs that We're
highly appreciated and appaauded and
four times she received an encore The
performance seemed to please the aud
ience and will be repeated In its entirety
tonight.
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year they are stronger than ever. and
although in. the amateur class they can
play very near as good games as the
league teams are doing. This was
proven in last Sundays game between
the Athletics and the Lash Bitters Of
San Francisco. At the rate these teams
are improving the cranks can expect
to see good games from now on, when
they play in town.
There was a game Of baseball at the
Capitol grounds yesterday between the.
Capitol Stars and the Tenth Street
Stars
Following is the score:
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Articles of Incorporation.

The following articles Of Incorporation
were yesterday filed at the Office Of the
Secretary of State:
First Church of Christ Scientist of
Eureka; to esta ablish the church of
Christian Scientist; directors, Mrs. Jen-
ME Sawtelle, Mrs. E. s.. Jones, Mrs. Car
rie Brocken, Mrs M. G. Hannah, Mrs
z. Russ, Eureka; no capital.
Veteran Firemens Association of San
Francisco to provide social and bene-
ficiary features; directors, A. B. Tru-
man, S. Mcdowell, ]. J. Mahoney, M.
M. Baker, James Grady, J. w. Kentzell,
San Francisco
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GOVERNORS APPoINTEEs.

A Batch Of Agricultural Directori
Named Yesterday.
Governor Gage yesterday appointed
Directors of Agricultural Districts, as
follows:
Number 80, San Benito County-T. Nc
Closkey, VIM. Paientog. r. J. Orr, G.,
M. Ashe, e. Zamella, John Schoefneid,
Ira Ransdell, P. E. G. Amer.
Number A, Colusa County - E. c
Peart, C. p. Wilson, John Campbell, c.
D. Stanton, William Ash, L G. Manor,
w. M. Harrington, w. r. Merrill
Number 5, Santa Clara, San Mateo
Counties-Ed Topham, F. w. Coney
Geo. Y. Ballinger, James w. Rea, Pau
p. Austin, w. B. Rankin, DR.. F. La
Gada, W. A. Parkhurst.
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Summary: Runs responsible for-Har-
yey 2, BALI 4, Donlin g. Home run-Eagan.
TWo-base hit-McLaughlin. Sacrifice hits
errors-Gilt Edge 8. Santa Cruz g. First
base on called balls-Off Harvey 2. off
Donlin 2. Left on bases-Gilt Edge ii
Santa Cruz G. Struck out-By Harvey &
by Baltz 3, by Donin 3. Double play
klieber to Clark. Passed ball-Pace.
Wild pitches-Harvey. Donlin Time of
game hours. Umpire-O' Connell G. A
Griffin official scorer. Innings pitched by
Baltz 5. by Donlin 4. Hits off Baltz ii.
off Donlin 5.
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Following is, the score:
Totals


Summary: Home runs-Reudy, Nathan
Three-base hits-Politz, Lappen. Two
base hits-Reudy, Lyman, Nathan. Bases
Struck out-By Congdon 8, by Lyman 5.
Left on bases-Capitals s, 10TH Street
Stars TO-
The Phoenix Club will play at Wood
land to-day. This will be the first game
on the new Woodland diamond, and the
Phoenix men are requested to initiate it,
Arrangements are under way for a
game between the Mason Laundry team
and the Phoenix, to come off next Sun
day at Oak Park for purse of $50.
As both teams have recently been
strengthened a strong game can be ex-
pected.
The Gridley team had the honor of
claiming for long time the champion
ship of Northern California, for they
had defeated every. team that came
their way Several weeks ago, how
ever, the Athletics invaded Gridley and
beat that team, and came back claiming
the championship of the northern part
of the State. But the Phoenix team
said nay" They claim they were the
first to defeat the Gridleys this year.
The dispute became so warm between
these two teams that there was only
one way to settle it, and that way has
been decided on. A game from the
rivals is the next thing in order.
The B. and F's recently organized
and are ready and willing to meet any
amateur team for money or honors. So
far the team at Perkins has not ac-
cepted the challenge Of the above team.
The Alkalis are on the war path, and
anxious to meet the Masons or the
Phoenix, but these teams decline with
thanks, unless the Alkalis will forget
once in awhile that there is more than
one place in town to have a social
game of ball.
The Phoenix team has entered in the
tournament to take place at Chico on
the Fourth Of July. There will be four
teams to contest-Gridley, Willows
Phoenix of SACRAMENTO and Red Bluff.
This is for the championship of North
ern California and purse of $500, to
be divided as follows: The winning
team gets 500, the next $50, and the
other two teams $50 each.
The Mason Laundrys have strength
ened their team, and from now on in
tend to make it warm for any outfit
they meet. Following are the names
and positions Of the players: Lewis,
catcher; Ruser, W., pitcher; Becker,
first base; Hellman, second base; De
Costa, third base; Nichols short stop;
Stigler. left field: Ruser, j., center field
(captain); Peters right field; Thomas
Compton, manager.
| The Valley Dairy and Clouds will play
| ball this afternoon at o'clock at Four
teenth and r streets. 1t promises to be
quo pooS q
The Alchise beat the Hay Markets,
3 to yesterday. Chrissie Just made
four runs. John Shaw, catcher and ].
Brown, first baseman, made the put
out.
The Hale Juniors defeated the Young
Alkalis by a score of 5 to 3, at Agricul-
tural Park yesterday.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Among the Amateurs.

Amateur baseball is now thriving in
Sacramento and all over the northern
part of the State, and this year is pros
pering better than in the past. In this
city there are several goods amateur
teams, but the Athletics, Phoenix and
the Mason Laundry clulSs head the list.
These three teams have been before the
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PERSONAL MENTION.

David Wasserman has returned from
a trip through. the foothill towns.
S. Solon Holl left last evening for a
two weeks sojourn at his ranch on, Pitt
river in Lassen County.
Gus A. Navlet is spending a couple
OF weeks at San Jose.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the C1unde last evening the Warde
and Sackett comedians made their first
Pacific Coast presentation Of the farce
comedy "A Bachelors Honeymoon"
The farce is similar to all others, mas
much as the plot is fanciful and light
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Love and His Bride.

Henry Love and his bride, who eloped
from Amador on Friday, did not pass
the night in the City Jail. Shortly after
his arrest Love was released on $500
bail, his sureties being Dougald Gillis
and H. H. Fassett. If he has trans
gressed the law he will have to settle
the matter in the Amador courts.
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The EXCITEMENT NOT OVER.

The rush at the drug store still con-
a bottle of Kemps Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma Bronchitis and Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam, the standard family rem
edy. is sold on a, guarantee and never fails
to give entire satisfaction. Price. 25c and
6Qo
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Drink Wilson, Hall & Co.'s Grown
Orange Cider. Sarsaparilla and Lemon
Soda.
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Don't Hesitate to Telephon 3

know that a great many people read
my advertisements in the Record
Undon' and Notwithstanding my oft-re-
peated requests that they telephone
their needs, l am convinced that there
is great deal of hesitancy about doing
so. People seem to think It is asking
too much to telephone for a ten or fif-
teen cent order and have it sent to
them, and my endeavors at this time
are aimed at overcoming this feeling of
reluctance. l want people to know
that l have the means of delivering
orders instantly to any part of the city.
even II six of them came in by phone
inside of five minutes. / have boys and
bicycles in my service and they are en-
ployed exclusively in delivering orders
ask everyone. no matter If you live at
the farthermost limits of the city, or
over in Broderick, to have no hesitancy
whatever in asking me to deliver your
purchase. I like to receive telephone
orders because 1 know l can deliver
them promptly, and once tried, 1 never
fail to retain this class of custom. 1t
is a convenience to the public that T
have inaugurated and propose to make
a lasting feature. l can assure you that
the service you will get will be entirely
novel in promptness No. 10 on both
phones. Delivery $50 a. M to 11:3O
p. m. Francis S. OFT druggist, 200 K
street. (South Side) Second and X.
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For medicinal purposes drink Glen
brook sour mash whisky. Theo
Blauth. 4O7 K Street. Tel 297.
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CAMPrS RESTAURANT.

ITALIAN SOC DINNER OUR
specialty, Lunch, Csc. with cognac-Ravt.
bli and Tagliarini-every day. P. FER.
ROM & CO.. Props. 1913 Second street.
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Special sale of ladies' black lawn
wrappers for 75c. Extra fine hosiery for
10c at Sacramento Home Supply Co.,
j, 7th and Sth.
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BAY RESTAURANT

Private rooms for families; open day
and night Orders served outside. Oys-
ters in every style. MATT and JOHN
RADONICH. Proprietors.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY
of Sacramento. State of California. IN
the matter of the estate of KNUTE' MOE.
Notice is hereby given, that FRIDAY.
the 23d day of June. 1899. at 10 o'clock a;
M of said day. and the courtroom Of saia
court. at the Courthouse, in the City OF
Sacramento, County of Sacramento. and
State Of California. has been appointe,H,
as the time and place for proving the VIII WI.
hearing the application of G. B. Dean, g.
F: Diekerson and MD D. Z Mannux' an q rr1stees q T
of Sacramento. Cal, for the issuance to
them Of letters testamentary thereon.
witness my hand and the os seal OF SAID
ISesl W. II. HAMILTON, Clerk.
By b. H. Gallup. Deputy CLERK.
Grove L. Johnson, Attorney Tor Peti-
1Endorsed.) Filed June s. 1899.
W. B. HAMILTON. Clerk.
BY B. H Gallup. Deputy. 1l0-td
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MASON FAURE. :
THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE

FIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
spect. Ladies' dining-room separate
Open day and night. BUCkMAN & CAR
RAGHER, Proprietors No. 1919 Second
street between j and X, Sacramento.
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EBNER HOTEL.

EBNER HOTEL.
116 X street (between Front and Second.
BOARD AND ROOM, 81 TO $3.50 PER
day. Meals, Csc.
Renovated throughout and electric
lights in every room. Prices to suit the
times. ABEGGLEN & NYGREN, Props.
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The B. and F.'s recently organized
and are ready and willing to meet any
amateur team for money or honors. So
far the team at Perkins has not ac
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Arrangements are under way for a
game between the Mason Laundry team
and the Phoenix, to come off next Sun
day at Oak Park for purse of $50.
As both teams have recently been
strengthened strong game can be ex
pected
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WORKED FOR INTELLIGENcER.
Tho Distinguished Harrison Gray
Otis a Printer Here in 1860.

The Distinguished Harrison Gray
Otis Printer Here in 1860.
The IntellIgencer IS in receipt OF let
ter from Lisbon, Ohio, which contains
Renaissance, briefly, of 1850. thirty
nine years ago. which, in way, con-
meets this paper with prominent fig
ure In the war In the Philippines. Mr..
A. K. Bell, who is editor Of the Buckeye
State at Lisbon, writes TO remind the
IntellIgenCer that thIrty-nine years ago
he was an apprentice boy in this office
and that there was employed In the of
flee at that time journeymyan print
er named Harrison Otis. He remain-
ed here but few months, but the wri-
ter remembers him distinctly. He states
that he Is the same Harrison Gray Otis
Mt present managing editor of the Los
Angeles, Cal, Times, and who was so
prominent In the war In the Philippines.
Mr.. Bell sent this reminder In view Of
the fact that Harrison Gray Otis was
being talked OF us the possible success
sor TO General Alger as secretary Of
war, and has figured conspicuously
since his return from the Philippines
as an authority on the situation on the
islands. The Intelligencer is glad to
be reminded that so distinguished
soldier in the late war and editor went
from It's walls. Thlrty-nine years ago
another war was approaching, and 9TH
ers connected with the lntelllgencer
then and since have distinguished
themselves in various capacities.
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gLse 1at9liaeneer
once. Cd and q Tourtoenth stroet.
Now Advcrtisoments.


wanted-Good Girl at No. 1iA Market
The Examining Board for the School
Busy Here-stonS & ThOmus-Elghth
"RabIt is Ten Times Nature"-Mutual
Savings Bank-Fifth Page.
Get In the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Shopping for Bargnins-House & Herr
mann-Fifth Page,
tourists Requisites-R. II. List.
Attention, Barbers-Goetze's Drug Store.
Insurance-Alfred P1ull.
RefrigerRtors-9eo, W. JohnHons sons
Linsly Institute.
We Become Surety on Bonds-H. F. Ben
BOOK Clearance sule-stanton's Old City
Book Store.
LIQUID Rennet-Albert StolZe q Co.
Standard Male Qunrtette.
Miss Kate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
Plano and Harp.
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The West Virginia Society OF the
Daughters Of the Revolution has been
presented with very interesting guvel
by Mrs. c. w. Brockunler. It is made
OF wood from Washlngton's hendQunr-
tcrs at Valley Forge and Is tied with
the soclety's colors, bun and blue. on
n silver plate is the following inscrlp-
tlon:
wood from WashIngton's Headqunr-
tiers, Valley Forge. Presented to the
Daughters OF the Revolution OF West
Virginia. June 9th. 1899. by Mrs. c. w.
BrOckunler."
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In Notion and
Furnishing Department.
CHOICE for any one Of our
grand assortment Of
z SILK
PRICE PARASoLS.
Some a little more,
Some a Titles less
than
ONE.HALE
PRICE.
CHILDRENS
TRIMMED
HATS

acc each for those formerly Soc.
I5c each for those formerly S5c, S9c.
soc each for those formerly CSC, $l.ls
and $l.25. .,
Si.65 and Sl.S5.
Finer ones at similar reductions.
ANOTHER CASE OF LADIES' fast
black Hosiery White Mnco Feet. Price
I2nc pair; actual value lsc pair.
TWICE AROUND Windsor sink Ties.
zoe each. Blue ground white dots and
in geometrIcal flgures-the correct
things.
ONCE AROUND Windsor silk Ties.
25c each.
HIGH TURN OVER Ladies' Linen
Collars at two for 25c-in Topaz "a
inches; Narragansett and Delton' )
inches high.
NEW ALLovER YoETNGs in Lace
and Embroidery combinations, Tuck
Ings, etc. Suitable for Waist or Dress
Trimmings.
SILK BoNNETs for Children In
plain White, edge Observation-Disclosures
soc each.
CORDED LAWN BoNNETs for
Children In white. double tuck and
hemmed edges, at 25c each.
NEW Jctted Elastic, Leather and
DOG Collar" Belts.
NEW Ribbons and Belt Buckles.
SEE Market street window display
Of Mems Negllgeo Shirts at Special
Prices.
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In CIorE Rohcrtson,s onIce.

The following deeds were recorded in
Clerk Robertson's office yesterday:
Deed dated June "a. 1899, between
Mary L. Rlnehart, of Buffalo, N. Y,
and Edward Policy, Of Wheeling, trans
ferrlng lot north of EdgIngton's lane;
consideration $3.50.
Deed dated July 2H. 1899, between
Rachel Fisher. executrlX Of Martin
Fisher, and Frank Oberle, transferring
lots and 2 and parts Of lots 3 and l.
In Thomas owens addition, South
Wheeling: consideration, $1,000
One deed OF trust was recorded.