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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters ofIntcrcst In the Metropolis
OfHclmOnt County

Rodefer's glass factory will not close
down at the end OF this week, but will
continue right through July. II the
weather will permit. They have orders
sufficient to keep them busy. but dur
Ing the extremely hot weather It hurd-
~ pays to operate and besides It Is
very trying on the men about the fur
nnCc.
The session of the trades assembly
here yesterday attracted unusual Mt.
tcniiOn from the people here. Every
body seemed anxious to learn that the
boycott was lifted and the cars would
be run. An account OF the proceedings
appears elsewhere.
Mrs. Noble Knott. II niece OF II. \.
flodcfcr. the we'll known glass manu-
factWrer here. died at her homo In Et-
wood, Ind. last Saturday morning. She
WINS the oldest daughter of John Il.
Rodefer and formerly lived In this
city.
The excursion of the Mechanics Hose
Company. to Steubenville and return
on the steamer Elizn Saturday night,
was taken In by II lurgc number. The
Mechanics band went along and fur
nshed plenty OF music.
Hon. c. l.. Wecms win leave to-day
for Niagara Falls ind other pOints. for
II weeks rest and recreation. on his
return he viii take mn active part In
his canvass for the nomination for
Congress.
Charles W. B'ppug. md Jncoh Shin
dcwolf. the Ells who attended the st.
Louis convention. reached home Satur-
day night. not very well pleased with
the entertainment nj tho national coun-
ell.
Joseph Clements md wife, Robert
Brown and Il party of half II dozen 9TH
ers. will leave this week for New York,
where they will take Hhip next satur-
day for Ireland.
The chimney glnss worltcra have
their rigging NIL ready for camping
season down along tho Ohio. They
have Il six weeks vacation. beginning
next Saturday.
o. p. Mason. DIR. W. o. s. Piper and
others have secured an option on Il vul-
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"DUTCH" NEAL DEAD
As the Result Of Il Ring Contest ir
Chicago Last Week.


Chicago Last Week.
CHICAGO, July 25.-"Dutch" Neal,
the st. Louis pugll!st, who fell uncon-
sclous In the ring last Wednesday
night, In the sixth round OF O glove
contest with Harry Peppers. the Cali
forniu middle-weight. died to-day with
out having reBained consciousness.
Meals death is attributed to blood
clot on the brain. resulting from over
exerticn while In an unfit physical con-
dition. Peppers was arrested rs soon us
1t became upparen. that Neal's condi-
tlon was serious. and IL now in jnl! In
default OF $1,000 bond.
The battle which resulted in Meals
death was Six round contest for u
purse. Neal WAS given two weeks no
tice. but when he appeared In the ring
he was so fat and ilabby that his con-
dition caused comment. After min
ute's sparring Peppers landed light
right on Meals enr. The blow unbal-
anced the st. Louis man and US he reel
ed sideways. one of his feet slipped and
he fell to the floor OF the ring. Referee
George Siler had Just finished counting
ten when Neal rolled out of the ring on
the floor. hts bend striking with a noise
TINT was heard throughout the build
Ing. He got up 4 moment later, but
soon became unconscious. and remain
ed so until he died.
Police officials said to-day that no
further arrests would be made In the
case for the present at least
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BOXING CARNIVAL.
Opens Tomorrow Night With the
Northumberland Go.

Opens Tomorrow Night With the
Matthcws-Bcnnct Go.
Tomorrow night, at the Metropolitan
Athletic Clubs Fulton arena, will oc-
cur the first of the two boxing contests
TO be given during the Elks carnival.
Ths card is n banner one, md euunl to
any Lenox club attraction. bringing us
1t does together two such famous light
weights as Matty Matthews, of New
York, and Jack Bennett. of McKees-
port, Pa. who are scheduled to go
twenty rounds. Oscar Gardner will
referee.
Matthews. accompanied by his man.
ager, Fred Fox, who also looks after
Joe Hopkins interests, arrived here
from Youngstown Saturday. fresh from
his victory over Charley Burns, whom
he put out In six rounds.
This job stamps Matthews ms n
cracker-Jack. but 1t Is only one more
scalp to pretty heavy belt Matthews
has secured n decision over Tommy
Ryan and host Of the best In the land
and Is due to meet Frank Erne or
kid" Layisne next, provided he whips
Bennett. He has secured Rudler's
place, out the pike. for his trimming
quarters
Jack Bennett was born In England
twenty-One years ago md started In
the ring at an early age. He has made
brilliant record. his last fight being
with kid" Mcfarland. in New York,
and while he lost he made splendid
showing against the more experienced
boxer. He Is fast and clever and he
and Matthews will put up royal bat-
tie. Bennett is generally seconded In all
his fights by his father. and the latter
Will doubtless be behind him tomorrow.
night. Bennett Is expected to arrive
here to-day.
The club has matched George Tucker,
OF Washington. Pm. and Buzz Auber,
for ten-round preliminary TO decis-
Ion. This contest will be lively from the
sound Of the gong. For Thursday night
Dan Creedon or Dick Moore will 20
against Harry Fischer In place of Dick
OBrien. whose Illness prevents him
from tackling q tough proposition like
Fischer. rs he stated In an explanatory
telegram to the club. Either man Will
do |E..l
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MUsEE LEAGUE

Averages In the Musee League to date
show Emblem still leading and 1t looks
very much ns!if he Will capture the
high average money. The figures:
Emblem. 80. III: Marschner. "a, 172;
Brown. IS. III; c. RAIDER. 30, ITO: Stew
enson. 81, 16S; Handlan. IS. l6G: Bosley,
10. los: Cochran. 80, 1863; Bickmeyer. q,
lG3; Campbell. q. 1850: Modar, 21, 159;
vogler. 10. l5S; Custom. 80. 157; Weltzel.
y, III Reed. 10, 1855; J. RAIDER. 80, 1863;
IS, 1i9; Emerson. Is. 1916: w. Falck. Is,
1i6: kase. -, 14G, f. Bearley, ~ 1i5;
Cory. Is, 14b: Coleman. "a. 1872; Zlmmer,
10. l42: l., Meyer, 30, 142: Frazier. ~,
40; Fox, IL, $40: Pieper. 30. 1879: +.
Wells. "a, 1879: Frohme, IL. 18Th. Wells.
10. 1888; jerks. 81. 137; Beckett, "a, 1876:
King. II. 1874; Mccain. 30. 1873; Ross, 30,
III: Mccoy. "a, 127; Mahon. q, 1877;
Wilson. IS. 113: Black. "a, 1O9.
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KING. g CYCLING.
IMPROVED BATTING

Was the Feature ofthc stosles' Work
During tho Trip last Wcek-Tayloc
Still In tho Lcnd-All the Pitchers
did VOL.
The past weeks campaign OF the
Wheeling ball club away from home {at
New Castle and Youngstown was most
satisfactory In results. While. the club
made Il disappointing showing at New
Castle, where three strnights were
dropped, yet the protested game of
Tuesday may become Wheeling VIC
tory. and the Inst hnlf OF the week at
Youngstown resulted In three straight
for the Whecllnss. making the record
for the week three and three. even
without the probability Of It becoming
four and two. The latter figures. by
the way, are all that could have been
expected reasonably had the club been
playing on It's own grounds.
All the pitchers did well, each scoring
n victory and defeat. Poole, PASTOR
ius and Parvin are all in excellent form
now and may be expected to keep up
last weeks good work on the slab. AS
will be seen by glance at the follow
Ing tabulated statement OF the work Of
the Wheeling pitchers and the team
batting last week. the three twirlers
were all about equally effective, and
another remarkable thing Is.;that op-
posing teams batted practically tho
same, Wheellng's percentage being .2GO
and opposing teams .259. Wheeling got
sc base hits during the week and oppos.
Ing teams got the same, but Wheeling
went 10 hat twice lose -nzr7lsE f=I.I. -
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BOWLING.
MOZART LEAGUE,

sarvcr, Harvest. 8. liz: IIandlnn, c.
c. C.. "a. 1859; Meteor. C. c. G.. IL. lCi;
Murschncr. South Side. c. 1913; Wc,tzcl,
C. c. c.. Il. 1855: Cochran. c. C. c., ~,
las: Fcttc. Harvest. ~. lJ5; Wilhelm, n.
L. l.. & a. a.. q, 154: Boalcy, C. C. c.,
IL, l5l; i. Brnsch. Harvest, Q, 100;
Knokc. South Side. I5, AS; Nolte, Har-
vest, II. l4s: Emblem. N. i. l.. g. A. A..
IL. AS: Wagner South Side. q. AZ:
Henderson. All RIOTERS. 81, liG; ".
Brasch. All Hooters. u. 1aG: Dick. c. c.
c.. II. 1ib; Jones, y. Il. l.. & a. A., "a,
1i5: lcuter. n. f. L. Il a. A.. IS. 145:
Reigwinger, Harvest. 0. 14i: Kraft, All
hooters, Is. IA: Balzer. Harvest, q, 1i3;
W. Falck, n. Il. l.. & a. A., 81, 143: C.
Fcttc. Osceoln. IL. $40: Ebcling. Osccola.
10. $40: c. Nortcman. Osccoln. IS. 100:
Arndt. llnrVeE;. IL. l40: Mnrti. All
RIOTERS, 10. 1888: Miller. An Rootors, 70.
137: Peterson, z. 4. Y. H., II. 1877. ".
Hall. All RooterR. 9. 1875; Andllngcr. Os-
Beuter. Is. l63: Wilhelm. IS, 15l: Horca,
ccola. IS. 1876: IIastinRn. osccola. G, 1876:
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS:
The Daily Chronicle of Whcclinc's
Progressive Neighbour.

The marriage Of Miss Katherine b.
Devault, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Devault. to Fred W. Romlg,
VIII occur Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock, at the First Methodist EpIsco-
pal church. In this city. After the
church ceremony there will be we'd
ding breakfast served ut the home OF
the bride and they will leave in tho
afternoon for trip Of the lakes. They
will make their future home In Michi-
gan. when Mr.. Romig Is connected
with one Of the railroads.
Mrs. W. H. Stewart and sons VIII
and Arthur,lef yesterday on the Queen
City for Cincinnati. from which place
they will go to Oxford. Ohio, where
they will spend tho summer with rela-
tlves.
Miss Bessie Boyle leaves tomorrow
for Columbus. where she goes Us n
delegate to the Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeavor state conven-
ton. as.g.glt.
Mrs. John Nichols. son and daughter,
Harry md Elm. leave Thursday, for
indianapolis and Terra Haute. Ind. to
visit relatives for few weeks
Miss Jennie Quinn returned to her
home In Mingo Junction, Saturday. af-
ter n weeks visit with Miss Bessie
Snodgrnss, on Fifth street. s..
Miss Grace Stakley and Fred Pride,
Of Pomeroy. o.. will arrive here to-
morrow to be the guests OF Miss Edith
Brown for few days.
John Duff. editor of the New Comers-
town Index. and two children are the
guests of relatives In this city md VI
cinity.
The commencement exercises Of tho
st. Mary's schools viii be held In the
opera house. Wednesday evening.
Mrs. H. C. Ulrich. who has been the
guest of relatives in this city. returns to
her home In Muncie, Ind. to-day.
The brick work of the new residence
Of Mrs. w. II. Hobbs on North Fourth
street. WAS completed Saturday.
The employees OF the Belmont brewery
and their families picnlced on the Wiley
farm. back OF town, yesterday.
William Hilton returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he went as n
member Of the wage committee.
The nth open air concert by the Mar
tins Ferry Cornct band will be given
next Saturday evening.
A number from here took In the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh excursion to
Cleveland yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Cole spent Sunday
with relatives Mt GAINESVILLE.
Louis Arnstein left yesterday for
Cleveland on business.
Mrs. Frank McCarty Is visiting rcla-
tives In Steubenville.
The Elks' street carnival begins ut
Wheeling to-day.
Howard Stewart spent Sunday with
friends at CGdIz.
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r. Smith. National. q. 1874: Drum. z. T..
y. n. 9. 1888: Rolf. All Rooters. Q. l3s:
Plnnkey. All RIOTERS, "a. 1872: Fugate,
National, q. 1872: Wasmuth. South Side.
q, 1871; Roth. South Side. IS, l3l; Car
dona. q. z. 2. b., u. 1870: Brett, South
Side, Is. 100: Barteis. q. z. u. b.. "a. 129:
a. Nortemun. Osceola, Il, 100: Martin.
0seeoia. 8. I2S. Kahn. South Side, 81,
1877; Bohn. 2. 2. 2. H., is. 1877: Flana-
gan, u q. q. o.. 3. 121; Kahn. All Root
ers. Q. 127: Ross. Harvest. i, 127: Plan
key, National. 81, 1877: Helmbrlght. Ma
tional, q. 127: Shafer. National. .. 1874:
Hopwood. q. q. Y. D.. G. l22: Relncke,
2. q. u. O., .. 122: Arndt. Osceola. 6,
120: Hammer. N. E. L. & A. A., 6. 115;
Steuernagel. Osceola, 9. III: Henry. Ma
tional, g. ITO: Hoefer, National, G, ITO. "A
Averages below 100 are not published.
Players not having bowled two weeks
in succession lose standing on list.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. June 25.-!The Reds
won both games from the Orioles to-day by
superior work. Brcltenstein pitched In hl,
oid form IN the first gamo while Ilahn.s
Hork In the second was superb. With
feltZ on iirst a1d two men out In the
tweltth Inning. Smith singled ii dimes nj.
lowed the ball to get awny from him and
h2S6. Scores: -. w. - V v
First game. RuE,
baltimore $50 0 1 0 0 0 0 o OIL /
Earned runs, Cincicnnatl 4. Batteries,
Breltcnstein and Peitz; McGlnnity and
T m,o6lnson; Empires. o'Day and McGarr.
Second game. RHF
Cincinnati ......Q 0010O10OoI-i
baltimore ....:..s OOoOO0000 oo-3 > 2
Earned runs, Cincinnati none; Baltimore
Batteries, Hahn and PETIT: Kitson.
McGarr. Time, $50 -
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THE coIoNELs BRAcED.

LOUISVILLE. KY. June 25.The Colonies
took brace to-day, and downed the Semi
tors In both games. Cunningham had the
visitors ut his mercy In the first contest.
Tho home teum battcd weighing hard.
Phillppi lasted but, three innings In the
second game, and Brnshenr. the Colonies
new ;wirler. finished the game In great
style. The homo team won out in the
eighth. by good al!-round playing. Hart
zell has been sold to the Indianapolis
team. Attendance, 5000. Score:
First game. RHlS
Louisville 90 90 O.s o. IS i3 !
Washington ~. 0 o 0 1 OIL
Earned runs. Louisville S. Batteries.
Cunningham and Powers; weighing and
Butler. Time OF game, 80 EMPIRES.
Swartwood and Warner.
Second game. RHE.
Washington IL . l 0 0 o 0 0-5 s
Earned runs, Washington Q, BATTERIES,
Brashear, Philip, and Powers: McFar-
land and Butler, Empires. Swartwood and
Warner. Time, 30
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For the international Convention Chris
Han Endeavor Union nj Detroit, July
r to 10. The Wheeling 4 Lake Erie
will gell tickets Mt one fire for the
round trip. This line has been selected
M the onicinl route by the state trans
portatIon committee and special dec
Grated train Will leave Wheeling ut
4:A5 y. M. Steamer will be taken for
Detroit. State rooms have been rc.
served for the West Virginia Endcavor-
crs and YOU can secure your rescrva-
tons now by applying to s. Sherman,
ticket passenger agent. % City Bank
building. Telephone, 92i. Full lnfor-
nation furnished on application,
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uable parcel Of land near Proctor. which,
is said to be located In the oil center.
The Belmont Electric Company an
nounce that they Will break ground for
their plant on the Morgan site this
morning.
There will be an entertainment and
banquet by Bellaire Chapter, r. A. NJ.
at the lodge room Thursday evening.
Ex-Mayer John Dubois Is quite SER
iously III with acute Indigestion.
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al, me opposing pitchers this afternoon
u, Mi ~, oe raslorius or Wells and McFar-
,an Weils was not with the team last
rest, and ought 10 be in fine Ia t,e eI ~.
gay. II he shows up we'll II, prnc tice
he Will be Stacked up against tho vIsi.
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Bcnwo0d Has II Ball Tenn,

Benwood IL ut last In line and the
Palace team Of that city has been or
ganized. They would like to arrange
games with all the amateur clubs In
this vicinity. The Riverside grounds
are being put Into shape, and Manager
Robert Martin has signed the following
players: Farrell. Magee. Kane, Mime
han. Schad. Iogt, Carey, Westlnke.
Fitzgerald, Garrison and Gnrvey. They
would like 10 hear from some club for
July
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ST. LOUIS LOST BoTE..

ST. LOUIS. No., June est. Louis
played double-header with New York
and Cleveland to-day and lost both games.
The contests. however. were exciting all
through and neither game was won until
the last man was out. Schreckongost. who
was recently truded to the Cleveland club
by the st. Louis club, made three hits and
won the game for his club Attendance,
10000. Score: -
St. I.ouis....O 0 / 1901 o e-sn Q
New York 80 0 0 0 8 0 0 o o I'll 2
Earned runs ST. Louis /; New York 6.
Batteries. Powell and Criger; Seymour and
Warner. EMPIRES, EmEslis and Mcdonald.
Time. 2:l5.
Second game. RHE
St. Louis. I'll 0 O.. 20 90 e-i 5 :
Cleveland 80 0 OIL o 2 % 3 !
Earned runs, ST. Louis none; Cleveland 2.
batteries. Cuppy and Criger; Hughey and
Schreckoneost Empires, EInslle and Nc
Donald Time 2::2255
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

Whriing Opens series OF n week's
duration on the home grounds this nf-
'crnooh at 3:45 o'clock with Youngs-
,nEn ma the opapalng team. Although
=, wheeling took three straight from
irGby's team on their home grounds, It
Is no c!nch that the stogles will do us
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Was the result of his splendid health.
Indomi,able will and tremendous
energy are not found where stomach.
liver. kidneys and bowels are out OF or
der. If you want these qualities and
the success they bring. use DR.. Kings
New Lifc Pills. They develop every
power OF brain and body. Only 25c, at
Logan Drug Co.'S drug store.
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MIR. P. KETCHAM. of Pike City,
Cal. says: During my brothers late
sickness from sclatic rheumatism,
Chamberlain's Pain Balm was the only
remedy that gave him any relief"
Many others have testified to tho
prompt relief from pain which this lin. .
iment affords. For sale bv druggists.
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Bammert has been released.

. carter. who plnyed left field for the
lioIllc team In one OF the Youngstown
S S' IS younsster recommended By
nTuse. ne Is n promising player, and
MN MN prae.ice ana training will. develop
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There 10 no more trying work than the
weaver $. Added TO the confinement, the
heat and the impure air, there is often All

amount OF phys
ical cxcrtion
which seems in
credible. In the
manufacture Of
plush, 70. cx-
ample, those
who cut the pile
have to walk
about thirty
miles a day.
And with every
step of tn at
thirty miles
ttap honotto ;-
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Rough Dry Washed, SEARCHED nnd
Dyed cents por pound.
FInt worlS, Washed and Ironcd, 6
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents per
pound. At LUT2 bros.
arlLip Homo Steam Laundry,
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BASE BALL.
= wheeling vs.. Youngstown.
MONDAY. TUESDAY Il
AND WEDNESDAY. E
Games Will be called al a;.5 nil this wec,
% accommodate visitors to the civ. led

Vel the fore half OF this week for
a. IS GENERALLY admitted youngstown
nus q good team, which has been play
ing IN hard luck. They have lost thIr-
teen out OF the last fifteen games. d
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i, y Rourkc was expected to arrive from
INC ;@ess early this morning Manager
Lyle says ORourke will be PLAYED nj
SNORT, Lyons at second and Taylor In
iei. heid. This Opposition OF the play.
ers hdds great strength to the team, es.
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In fielding Lyons work was q fea-
,ture. He played six games at second
with only one error. Myers. too. went
: through the week with but one mis-
play. Dobbs Increased hts fielding av-
-erage ten points. very fine perform
ance. The figures In detail:
a..s HsH FIELDING, rr..- NJ.
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NOT ICE
OF the Drawing for Redemp-
tlon of Bonds of 1885 of
the City of Wheeling.

Notice IS hereby given by tho commits
sioners OF the loan OF 1855 OF the city OF
Wheeling that on June S, 1879. pursuant
to the requirements OF the ordinance OF
sntd city, passed May u. 1856. entitled, IAN
ordinance to provide for tho issue and sale
OF bonds or the city OF Wheeling, to bo
known as bonds OF 1856, and for the re-
vlding for payment Into tho city treasury
OF certain amounts from the revenues OF
the gas and water works." the following
described bonds issued under the said or
dinnEcc we're duly determined By lot by
said commissioners for redemption and
payment on the first day OF July. 1895 to-
wit:
No eleven ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 200
No. forty-nine for...................... ECO
No. siSty-four for. ...................... 800
No. seventy-nine for. .................... GDJ
No. one hundred and twenty-seven
for ......-.."................ 1863
No. one hundred and forty-iive for. loo
No. two hundred and eight for........ l.t0l
No. two hundred and forty for. loco
No. two hundred and scventy-cIgh.
Tor ............................ l,NO
No. two hundred and nincty-,hree for l,Co)
No.. two hundred and ninety eight for 100
No. three hundred and eighteen for. Loo
No. three hundred md twenty for.... l.0lO
Said bonds will be redeemed and paid
Mt tho Bark Of the Ohio Valley. In
tho city OF Wheeling. W. Va. on and af-
ter said first day OF July. 1899. and
interest from the last mentioned day md
date.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
l.. L. SANDS,
j. ". PETERSON,
Jel6 Commissioners OF the Loan Of 1855.
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Recefucr's Sale.
ID ECEIvERS' SALE.

IHcI,II,r,pc, CALM
H-i'' 'NhT''
u
by virtue OF decree OF tho circuit court
oil OHIO county. West Virginia. made on
tho Sd day OF June. 1852. and entered In
Chnncery Order Book No. -, pngc -.
In cause In chnncery therein pending.
wherein ", W: Wood ct al. are plaintiffs
hnu hGpert ". h!!S C a. are aeiehh,
n ni .nc utuJ.h'snyui lteciVeIs OF oo,i
hFotn , i'l1naiE Mll company. VIII sell
~ P'inme SUI az my nottn lront uo9r OF
We court mouse OF ONO county, west
NnRni'n, 10 tne :, ii'Rncst nhu pest hlcucr.
commencing NJ d" O'CLOCK H. M. on Inc
2lst DAY OF JUNE, 1899.
the following described real estate, that
Is TO say:
ItOi N.M El1REp FODR 81, IN
NJ, Np; CSGh W; SiImALE In NJ
nj y !; NJ. ~, !Sn of
s,,r,,rs ~, TiI GSD StiNIIhS II.
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IN, oitio IUoN a Isl VIRGINIA,
1c,nh nnc snihS pI9Icfty conveyed 70
Mouu bIoSIe'S Ia,i"5 Mui company oy
snon opc'u'l. " use'i uhien June tns eth;
1S's, anu ~ usi W Leu iook ii"lHutteu
S on wEich T1rnnnrtv ~ s,,, M J, ,n
Hrothcrs Rianinr MIN which wI,h o i,a
fixtures and the machinery therein, il
part OF tho aforesaid lot numbered four
%. ind goes with said lot.
Also. by virtue OF said decree, the per-
sonal property OF the said Wood Brothers
hnmbra Rink, adjacent TO the planning mil
and located on leased ground. together
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-26
Low RATE EXCURSIONS.
TO Oakland, Mt. Lake Park aud Door
Park.

June 29 until July 10. the Baltimore &.
Ohio viii acll excursion tickets to above
stations ut rate OF one fare for the
round trip. good returning until July
II iucluqIVp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-26

THE Warffucl yacht Is the qulckcs,
and shortest route TO the Midway
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-26

III wheeling wins to-day and Grand
rapids loses or does not play. the Sto-
Sles VIII advance into sixth place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-26

In batting Lyons showed greatest
Improvement during the week, In
creaslns his average eighteen points to
.9S5. Lytle came next, with an Increase
OF seven points to .25l. The. figures In
detail: