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New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

22d ST, No $50 West for a four story brick stable
2aSXSS-s; H Bevins. No ++0 West 2Oth-st
owner; Dodge & Morrison, architects. .....-.....
WaIes-ave, = corner Westchester- ave for three
four story brick tenement houses with stores. 4
IA Onayou. No 80 East i;6ih-st. owner: NJ
- o. q. o.
Orchard-st. corner BrOume- ii five story
Drick tenement house and stores. Mendel IL
Makransity, owners; Nj Bernstein. No 245 Br1ad-
. % . q . . . . . 70. Sc.
1i9th-st. :. IT5 IT Of Park-ave for three five
story brick hathOuses. with stores, 20 and 27N8
xSjxs1; Schmidt Bros. No il2 East l29th-st
owners, b Wentz architect. ..................
Broadway. corner 65th-st for "a four story
brick store and Offices; John I. Miller No f2s
riverside Drive. owner; Munckwitz. archi-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
Stanton Street.

The approximate the charge satisfy
which the above described property Is sold is
$lO.31i. with thereon
1890 together with costs and allowances amounting
SlSO3, with interest from the 18th of April.
the expenses approx maj
OF other liens which
10 allowed the purchaser purchase
paid by the referee s9e2 10 and interest
with the for 1900 - any may be
lien upon the premises the time Of said
ARTHUR D. TRCAX, Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
No. 1892 Broadway.

10 satisfy which the above described property Is 70 De
sold is 1. no with interest from the esh day Of April
1900 together with allowance amounting
10 $3.50 As with interest from April 2Tth 1900 together
with the expenses
The approximate OF taxes. and
water rents other liens be allowed the purchaser
out OF the purchase paid by the Referee
$40 and interest.
Dated New York. May End 1900.
AUGUSTUS II. YANDERPOEI. Refsree.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
6urrosate 9 Notires.

IN PURSUANCE or an order of Hon Abner
C. Thomas a Surrogate O the County OF New York
Notice hereby given all persons having claims against
Joseph - Hoagland, late Of County York
present with vouchers to
subscribers their place Of transactng
Broadway, in The City Of New York, before the
he Of Marc RAYMOND
JOHN A HOAGLAND. CAROLINE . HOAGI-AND.
JAMES C BERGEN, Executors. WM- y. DYKMAN.
Attorney Is9 Montague ST. Brooklyn ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

Thomas, a Surrogate Of the County Of New-York
hereby all persons having claims against
Catharine J. Mclaughlin. late Of the County OF New
deceased the thereof
the subscriber his place OF business
the Office Of William C Orr, No 81 Chambers
n the City Of New York. before day Of
August Dated York. Of Januay1x
1900 MARCUS McLJOCGHLIN. A "
c ORR Attorney Executor. Street F1r-
0Ieh Mani New York
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
18th Street.

The approximate lien charge to satisfy
which the described property is TO be sold. is
$50 44 400 with from the sixteenth day
April 1900 together and allowances amount
ing S451 901O0. from April 9th, 1900
together with the expenses OF the sale.
Dated: New-York. April 30th. 1000.
GEORGE W COTTERILI. Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of hon. Abner

@. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New York
Notice hereby given all persons against
Ritter County o New Yorst de-
present the with vouchers
subscriber his place transactng the
oace Of James MacCiregor Smith. No 81 Nassau Street,
n OF borough of Manhattan. or
before Of October
Dated York. the 18th day Of March, 1900
DANIEL H. SMITH Executor
JAMES MACGREGOR SMITH.
Attorney for Executor.
81 Nassau St. y. Y. c.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
FAST 3TTH ST.

EAST s7TH ST.
The parcel propertI-ts
Third upon following Diagram,
is be sold subject OF $4,000 with
thereon November g2nd. 1898 o
which said mortgage VIII be
able November end 1902.
York 18th 1900
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUSTs-OMPASY.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
finanr
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
First Mortgage Bonds
THE
OMAHA and ST. LOUIS;RAUROAD co


De1ault having occurred payment
on these bonds which became January / 1900 and
the Receivers OF the property appointed in creditors
u' having procured from the Court s5o
ooo on prior lien Receivers ates default having
also occurred In the agreement the undersigned
Committee and the Missouri Railway Construction Com
pnS oateSi May Il 1896 the undersigned pursuant 10
the terms OF that agreement hare entitled 70
controlling interest in the stock Railroad Com
pay and have taken other proceedings enforce the
agreement ana TO protect the rights bondhoiders
10 render these proceedings eectual prompt deposit
OF the aforementioned bends sary Eondhpde-
Agreement has accordingly prepared and hond-
houers are requested deposit their
with the Union Trust Company Of New York WHERE.
copies OF the agreement may obtained
Dated May o. 1900.
'" ENLEN RoOsEVELT,D
CORNELIUS y. GOLD, = Committee
FRANCIS SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
LEEIGE AND wILKES-BARRE COAL. COMPANY
fiO HOLDERS of Consolidated Mort ya 1s

. Eoncs payable June ! 1850
~5y SG-eement between the Len gh and wIkes-Barre
- company and The Central Railroad Company Of
@ jersey these bonds VIII be extended fer Ten years
Ia A-ne ! 100, al four one-half
sssL payable quarterly the days OF March June
stlsr and December IN each year and such extended
&c guaranteed both principal anc
;- Ie strA- Railroad Company OF New Jersey. These
~ continue iC De secured BY he
- 10Y constitutes FIRST lien almost ali the
-or ressrTing. however II all present ho.ders
ssslL tAetF bonds for that PURPOSE before
-ss the privilege of exchanging their present
ne extended bondS guaranteed Bondholders
% svaii Of this privilege may present their
~e-r the orl Of The Central Railroad Company OF
le .-5 - is3 Liberty Street any after May
eefrs s-,- - y ana including May next, re
siate payment of their June coupons and re-
skfel. ssia rem - the bouds
erlipssEks az - nt-ss.t from jane !. 1900,
"H' isoa 1rTy GERS Maxwell
President
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

The approximate Of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property be is
k0tOo with nteTcsS thereon from the sixteenth OF
April 1D0 together with and allowances
ing 70 500 610O with interest from
gether with the The said premises
viii be sold subject a $50 with In
tersst thereon from the first day OF October. 1880
Dnted; New York April S0ih
GEORGE W. COTTERIT.I. Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
9th ST.

E 9th
sixth described parcel OF No ffs9.
1890 Third Avenue Is shown the following tA-
pated New York. April 2Tth. 1890
LIMITED STATES MORTGAGE ANDrT2CST COMPANY.
Trustee
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
EAST 3TTH ST.

EAST 18th ST.
The third above described property IS ys2
Third Avenue, and following tiax-an,
Dated New York. April 27th. 1900.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY.
rrusIesI
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
IN PURsUANCE Of an order of Ron. Abner G.

- Thomas, a Surrogate the County d New York
Graham, Of County or Tsv
York present vouchers thereor
subscribers their place Of
No 17O Fulton Street Borough OF Manhattan Th.
Of on before day OF Septen-
ber 1900 Dated York. the 18th day OF March 1860
AMELIA MOTT GRAHAM. Executrix: MALCOLM
GRAHAM Jr ROBERT DUN GRAHAM EDWIN r
HATFIELD Executors. Masten Nichols Attorneys for
Executors. No 80 Wall Street. Borough Manhattan
he " nf NeM York
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

e GOTH 81
Tho eighth ce,cr;bsc parcel oropsrtv N y..
I19611sS Third upon tas soIiossns
Dated New-York April III 1900
UNITED STATES NORTGAGE AND TRUST coM7ASY
Trustee
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
n PURSUANCE of an order of Hon James NJ.

IN PURSUANCE or an order or Hon. James NJ
Varnuu, a Surrogate o County OF New York
Notice hereby given TO all persons having claims
against r. Nelson late Of County OF New
York the with there
subscriber place transacting business
at office OF Edward F. Brown. No. Wall Street
Borwgb OF Manhattan. in the City Of New York. or
before the 10th day OF May
Dated New York. day OF November 1880.
GEORGE P NELSON Executor
EDWARD F. BROWN Attorney Wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City few York.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

6grH ST
r ..v.,.h above described parcel property . ~
Third shO~nsCpOn the reiioxsnn
diagram. -o,.
United STATES MORrGAGE ANDSrRUST COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
Dipl6euh Nonces.

OHIO & INDIANA CONSOLIDATED NATURAL. & IL
ELIMINATING GAS COMPANY
New York May s,
THE DIRECTORS OF the Ohio & Indiana Con-
soidated Natural & Illuminating Gas Company have
this day declared quarterly dividend Of per
payable June ls 10 the stockholders Of May
18th, 1900
be from May 2lst 70 May
31st. inclusive A. 3. PROAL- Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18


me second above Described property n No
diagram T ~Ne '1-1o~AnS
Dated. New York. April q 1900
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
EAST s7TH ST

EAST g7TH ST
The described parcel Of rroperty Is No ss
Is shown upon ne follow ing diagram
Dated New York. April 2.th. 1900
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND rFC ST COMPANY.
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ns,f,,rss Can Nal Ia ci,red

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear,
There is only one way TO cure deafness,
and shat IS by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused b. an lniiamed cor.
dition OF tine mucous lining OF the E,s.
.tachIan Tube. When this tube Is In.
famed You have n rumb!lng sound or
imperfect hearing. and when It Is en-
tirrly closed, DcSfneSs 10 the result, and
unless the inflammation Gun be taken
out and this tube restored 10 It's normal
condition. hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out OF ten arc caused
by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an In
famed condition OF the mucous sur
faces. sS IS 6H54tSs
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness Caused by en-.
tnrrh) that cannot be cured by Hairs
Cntarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. D.
r Sold by Druggists. I5c. .
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

It takes n divorce judge to pick n
wcd-lock.
Unbridled passion sometimes leads
to the halter.
The FOOLS weakness may be the wise
mans strength.
Shot silk is hardly the proper mater
ial for war balloons.
Men who spoil babies and build air
castles indulge infancy.
A fiddle Is a violin. and an inferior
hotel Is also vile inn.
When a marriage engagement Is bro.
ken, It is another matrimonial failure.
Many straightforward man is occa-
sIonally to be seen on pleasure bent.
; There Is always room at the top. but
the careless youth never reaches It.
An Ohio woman calls her husband
poorest rule" because he won't even
work one way.
a boy should never attempt TO wear
mans hat until his head gets It's full
growth.
II the north pole Is ever discovered
1t will put lotlof explorers out Of the
business.
Many man looks upon marriage as
m institution that enables him TO put
his property In his wife's name. TX
Some hypocrites try to make a cloak
OF their religion, when there isn't actu-
ally enough OF II TO make 4 bathing suit.
Chicago, News. AZ, Ks 4 =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-22

senteen miles in length American 5reiB-
iforcements were hurried up from the
city TO the front. The battle began
about O'Clock In the morning dawn.
but instead OF achieving a victory the
FilipInos were pressed back and los,
position after position.
The severest condemnation Of the
Democracy Is to be found in the fact
that in Its platform the party halls the
men who. after months Appropriation.
attempted a deliberate attack upon the
American soldiers as "our allies" and
that its speakers and editors have at
tempted for months past to create the
that American soldiers pre-
cipltated the outbreak and attacked the
Filiplnos, who were yunprepared for
such a display OF treachery. and who. In
consequence, were forced to war"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-22
forbidden { city, Entered.

The"sacred,' or forbidden city has
been entered by the allies after a somc-
what stubborn resistance on the part OF
the Chinese troops. The comparative
east with which the allies have pushed
FORWARD shows that the Chinese troops
will not prove to be much Of an obsta-
Gle In any further movements that may
be made. The Dowager Empress, Of
course, was not there.
This unscrupulous woman ana her
encourage are safe for the time being.
but nc: effort should be spared to bring
her to- book. According to Minister
Conger she is the one alone who could
have stopped the whole miserable busl-
ness. but that she never lifted a finger
70 succor the beleaguered legations. on
the contrary. there Is positive proof
that she lost no opportunity In encour-
aging 40. only the Boxer fanatics, but
melting the regular Chinese troops to
Join In the attempt to massacre all the
foreigners they could lay their hands
on. The devlllsh cupidlty OF this female
'flend cannot be covered by her imparia,
robes. nor her exalted station prevea,
the visitation Of some punishment rela-
tive to the crimes she committed, or
permitted. ss - \. e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-22
THE VACANT CHAIR.

When the little family circle Is broken
and we, sit sadly looking upon the vacant
chair, We think Of the things that perhaps
we might have. done to keep the loved one
with us. Why not think Of these things
now before Il is too late Is 1t kind, Low.
ing and Woodworking mother who Is giving
ali her strength and efforts for the family
well.being and happiness? Is Il . delicate,
fragile sister; or weak and ailing wife
Try to give her the tender care she needs.
Do not let her fade away for want Of ear
nest effort 70 preserve and restore her.
An Ohio lats. Mrs. Shropshire. living IN Baliou.
Pierct. Of Buffalo, n. Y. says: !" Ny mother had
an ovarian tumor which We thought would re
suit in her death. but we commenced using your
.,Favorite Prescription and before she had
taken three bottles she began to improve; she Is
li-iug to-day and we have given your medicine
the credit. Ny mother was sixty.six years old
when the trmor commenced TO grow; she Is
sevcnty-sir now and the tumor Is all gone. She
had gotten awful large. and her limbs began TO
swell before she began to use your medicine.
value II so much that am hardly ever out OF
II in my house. a s-5-i r
This is but one of many thousands Of In.
Stances in which this matchless Prescrip-'
tom has restored such complete health
and publication to the distinctly feminine
organism as to dispel every possible trace
Of abnormal or dangerous conditions with
out resort TO surgery or similar obnoxious
methods. For every form Of female weak.
ness and disease it is the supreme specific
designed for this one purpose and no other
by an educated skiilful physician of ex.
traordinaIy experience In this particular
field of practice. .
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure eonsd.
patton. At all medicine stores.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-22
POWERS CONVICTION

And How It Was Brought About-A
Partial Court and Subsidized
Jury.
Philadelphia Press. An analysis Of the
long rambling mass OF so-called evil,
dence introduced to prove Powers guilty
would be impossible. Nearly three
fourths OF 1t would have been ruled
out as Irrelevant or worthless in any
court in Pennsylvania. Hearsays, con-
lectures and all sorts OF stories were
told on the stand by the witnesses for
the prosecution. and the witnesses who.
offered this kind OF testimony were pro-
tected on the cross-examina ton. by a
so-called Judge, who did his part TO-
ward conviction by sneering at the de-
Tense or every possible OCCASION and
by delivering charge so partisan
that in any eastern or northern state It
would make him liable to impeachment.
The prosecution, under the leadership OF,
a lawyer whose name rests under a
cloud at his own home. and whose con-
duct is believed 10 have caused a riot,
with Its attendant deaths and Injuries,
.
and fabrications into the court room,
while every obstacle to the REPUTATION OF
these falsehoods was put In the way Of
the defense.
il was evident from the day Goebel
was murdered that the Democrats pro-
posed to use the crime for all2it was
politically worth. Goebel had forced
an election law through the legislature
which was so partisan that, as Henry
Watterson confessed. 1t did not leave
the result Of an election TO Chance" He
then forced his own nominationforg gov,
ernor on the Democratic state conven-
ton, and when defeated at the polls
took advantage OF an almost forotten
privilege. and was about to have him
self declared governor blythe. legisla-
ture when he was asSfssinated. lie
was victim, undoubtedly OF some
crank whose mind had become unbal-
Gnced by the frenzy OF partisan!sm.
which Goebel had himself created. Goe-
bel had demonstrated that he was Ut
terly lacking in principle and moral
sense. and that he Ind no guiding mo
tive but his own selfish ambition. He
trod ruthlessl3, upon the rights and
privileges OF others. and helped arouse
n spirit of lawlessn SIS which was sure
to manifest itself in crime.
The crime came. and Goebel fell by
an assas sin's bullet. but instead OF seek
irE the murderer the Democratic party
and the Gocbelized courts in Kentucky
have been tr"ing for six months to fix
the guilt on the Republican party. To
this end they have used huge slush
fund voted by the Democratic leglsla-
ture and the bullying tricks OF. no.
torious lawyer. They have succeeded
In getting a verdict against one man.
but II they Imagine they have convinced
the public they are woefully mistaken.
They have simply given one more illus
tration OF the depth OF degradation to
which the Democratic party has sunk
Kentucky. That Is the chief result OF
the Powers trial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-22
REFLECTIONS OF a BACHELOR,

Lots of men have revenged Them
selves for having family troubles by
trying to play u cornet.
There are never any girls pretticr
than the one You are In love with, but
there are plenty OF women hundsomer
than. the one you generally marry.
Every woman believes that though
her husband may have few little
troubles In his business, yet 1t is moth
ing#to the constant worries she has.
When n man is successful in any
thing his first thought is how pleased
the men that like him will be: wo-
mans first thought is how mad all the
women that don't like her will act
New York. Press.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-22
In a Reminiscent yein.

e The speeches and prophecies. OF Mr..
Bryan In 1896 are opulent in Suggestive
ness. for out OF hfs own mouth Bryan
stands condemned and discreditaa.
( Speaking before the memorable Chlca-
so convention four years ago the apos-
tie Of calamity said:
Now, my friends. let us come to thu
great paramount issue, When
we have restored the money OF the coE-'
stitution all other necessary reforms
will be possible, and until thu. is done
there is no reform that can be accom-
plished." :. I. + II
What Mr.. Bryan affects TO cali the
money of the constitution. which
through his conception means the free
and unlimited coinage OF silver" Of 50
cent dollars. has not been restored. On
the other hand sound, honest money
has been fixed by statute, but Mr.. Bry-
an has changed his Ideas OF paramount
.cy by acquiescing In the perverted de-
clarations of the Kansas City platform.
Reforms have been accomplished with
out the restored money, OF the cons,i-
tuition" The country has been reform
ed of soup houses. idleness, distress and
hunger. yet Mr. Bryan said these things
could not coms to pass withou: the
free and unlimited coinage OF silver. ..
There were other amusing things in
this same speech Referring to McKIn-
ley, who was nominated on June Is. he
said: z
why. that man, who used to boast
that he looked like Napoleon, that man
shoulders to-day when he thinks that he
was nominated on the anniversary Of
the battle OF Waterloo: not only that,
but as he listens he can hear, with ever
increasing distinctness, the sound OF the
waves as they beat upon the lonely
shores of st. Helena"
What cheap bombast this is in the
light Of succeeding events. Mr.. McKin.
ley. In the first place never boosted OF
F. his resemblance to Napoleon. and he
wasn't shuddering at any time in the
contest, and the only sound OF the
waves he heard were the pillows of the
Atlantic and the Pacific that beat upon
the shores of this country in mad glec
when the false prophet was beaten on
that glorious November day in 1896.
These prophesies will continually rise
up to plague Mr.. Bryan. SO long as he
continues to ignore the paramount is
sue OF 1896. Of which he is the same en-.
bodiment today and supplants it with
the equally false bosic and scarecrow of
imperialism"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-22
Calumnies Refuted.

:. One OF the most viclous!y untruthful
claims made by the Demo-Populists and
their allies, the anti-imperialists, Is
that the American troops first fired on
Aguinaldo's forces. and this was part
OF a preconcerted programme and an
understanding with the government at
Washington for. the purpose OF hasten
ing the ratification OF the Spanish
treaty. This has been rcfuted time and
again, but the inscriptions slanderers
OF the government have continued 10
iterate and reiterate the charge.
Happily, however, the; position OF the
administration Is strengthened by the
captured correspondence OF Aguinnldo
proving concusivcly. that the attacx
was the result OF carefully-conceivei
plan on the part OF Aguinaldo and his
associates. The entire correspondence,
which relates to this feature, is undeni-
able proof that this is the case. Gall
cano Apacible. the Filipino agent at
Hong Kong. in his letter to Agulntldo.
dated November G. 1898, three months
prior TO the firing on the American SOL
dicrs, after telling OF the arrangements
he had made for sending guns and am
munition to AguinnIdo, advises delay In
the attack. even then under considera-
ton. To quote his own words:
S I think It advisable to avoid the en-
counter II possible. while We are inpre-
pared. and before we increase the
amount OF arms and ammunition.
In the letter OF Mabini. president Of
4 the Filipino council. to Aguinaldo, is
discussed a, length the plan OF attnck
upon the American forces by Filipino
forces without Manila, and within the
city. In this letter, he outlines the Ut
tack subsequently made upon the
American forces. and which marked the
Inauguration OF the Instruction. He
writes:
During the night which you decide
upon, the division which you chose will
pass mt once to tho point where the TN
trance Ito the city OF Mnnilnl IL TO be
made. md Mt dawn Will attack with the
utmost yIsor. A simultaneous attack
will then be made upon all the Ameri-
can posts. 81
at will be remembered" says the
Cincinnati. Times Star, that or. the
night OF February 4, 1890. strong force
OF Fillpinos deliberately attempted 10
cross tho American lines at Santa MaRa
evidently the point OF entrance decided
upon) and were checked by the Nebras-
knns. Simultaneously the Flllpinos
opened a hot fuslllade along q line sev-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-22

u IN . r. e. - go H
The American Agrlcultur,st presents
very interesting statement as to what
1t costs toSraiss corn. The conclusion
reached from reports covering more
than 1000 acres Of corn fields that with
an average Yield Just under forty bush.
els TO the acre thefcost is 1919 cents a
bushel, and the farmer makes 6per cent
on the capital Invested If he gets 2I.5
cents a bushel for:it. The cost includes
the valuryof all labor expended on the
crop. the maintenance of thsm. the de-
probation of team and machinery. and
every cost except the depreciation of
farm buildings and fences. the insur-
ance and superintendent.