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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-01
MccoY-RYAN BOUT A DRAW.
The Controversy Ended by This OH
cinl Declaration.

cill Declaration.
CHICAGO, May 8t.-The six-round
bout between Kid Mccoy and Tommy
Ryan, at Tattersalls, last Tuesday
night. which Referee Malachy Hogan
awarded to Mccoy at the end of the
sixth round, has now been officially de-
clared II draw. Immediately after the
fight. Ryan protested against the de-
clslOn claiming that the contestants
had agreed upon draw II both should
be on their feet at the wlnd-up. and em-
phaslzed his protest with fistic as
sault on Hogan. They were separated
by the police and Hogan dlsclaImed
any knowledge of the agreement be-
tween the boxers.
The Tattersalls Athletic Association
tonight officially rescinded the decis-
ion in the following statement:
ITO the Publlc:-owlng to the public
controversy ensuing on the decision
rendered last Tuesday night and the in
justice to Mr.. Tommy Ryan, the Tat
tersslls Athletic Association has re-
scinded the decision of referee Malachy
Hogan In the contest between Tommy
Ryan and kid" Mccoy. The decision
in favor Of Mccoy is hereby recalled,
and In It's stead the club declares the
contest a draw. This is done by rea-
son of the seventh clause in the articles
of agreement:
"'If both men are on their feet at the
end of the sixth round there shall be no
decision given
"In taking this action, the club rights
wrong traceable to Referee Hogan's
ignorance of the conditions. He did not
know of the stipulation and on these
grounds the decision is hereby revers-
ed"
Accompanying the statement is the
following from Referee Hogan:
This is to certify that had been in
formed OF the stipulation as contained
in clause 4. of the articles of agreement
there would have been no decision rem
dered."
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BENwooO.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.


Congressman B. B. Dovoner has ac-
cepted the Invitation TO address the
Young Mems Republican Club, at the
city hall this evening. and the boys eXH
tend a cordial invitation TO the public
10 attend. Many Of the candidates viii
be present and make brief addresses. A
large crowd is looked for and all who
attend viii be well repaid.
Many Benwood people attended the
memorial exercises at Sherrard on Dec
grafton Day, and they report q very
large gathering, in which the festive
candidate was conspicuous. All unite
in glowing praises OF the address de-
livered by Hon. w. H. c. Curtis. OF
West Liberty, the eloquent son OF a
noted Union officer.
Harry Jones, of the Fourth ward, and
Miss Peters, OF Wheeling. were married
Wednesday evening ut Wheeling, and
they will make their future home there.
Mr.. Johns is a good Republican. but his
vote Will come In Just as handy in Ohio
county, although Marshall is sorry to
lose him.
Joe osler is doing some hard training
for his coming fistic contest with
George Strann. They expect to pull II
of as a fiVe-ruund preliminary at the
Metropolitan clubs next show, and II
this can't be arranged they will have 1t
out in private on the river bank.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening. at
the NJ. f. church there will be an eXhi-
bltiOn of Prof. Artzburger's paintings
and n musical and Evolutionary enter
tainmeat BeRwood talent will assist In
the entertainment. which is to be given
in the evening.
Renwood lodge, A o. U. w. met last
night and initiated a bunch OF tve or
six candidates. The lodge is enjoying a
prosperous growth and II is one of the
largest In the West Virginia jurisdic-
ton.
The Young Mems Club, q social or
Ennization in Upper Benwood, will give
hop at Mozart park in the near fu-
ture.
Frog Lunch from s to 10 Saturday
evening. at the Blue Ribbon Saloon,
Bspwood.
WIN schad has returned from a trip
to Clarksburg.
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William Caldwell. an employe in II
manufacturing establishment in Wash
ington. Pa. is here for a short time,
visiting his brother-ln-law, Charles
Hill. Mr., Caldwell received an injury
by n press falling on his foot, neees-
stating the aid Of n crutch for walking.
sSHs1asgr:PH= p .!SSr..,!As,b5.rgn McCol-
loch. OF Clinton, is a prospective can
dldate for legislative honors. Mr.. Nc
Colloch has always been sterling Re
publican Of progressive Ideas, and
would make credltable representative.
A party Of men are engaged in dig
cling up the West Virginia Gas Com
pany's pipe line, from Washington
TO Wheeling. The company is substi-
tuting pipe OF smaller dimensions.
Milton Gibson. OF Denver, Col, who
had been in New York City In the inter-
est Of his company, stopped on here to
visit his parents for a brief time
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A 1ife and peath F4Eht.

Mr.. w. A. Hines. of Manchester, Ia,
writing Of his almost miraculous es-
cape from death. says: Exposure al
ter measles induced serious lung trou-
BILE. which ended In Consumption.
had frequent hemorrhRges and
couEhed night and day. All my doctors
said / must soon die. Then l began Ia
use DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, which completely cured me
/ would not be without II even II II
coat IS 90 n bottle. Hundreds have
used il on my recommendation and al
say II never falls TO cure Throat, Chest
and Lung troubles" ReEnlhr size zoe
and 81 co. Trial bottles frce at Logan
Drug Co.'S drug stores.
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

Fort Wayne will open n three-game
series with Wheeling at the leland ball
park this afternoon. and in view of the
good record made by Lytle's men on
their recent trip. there will be a big
crowd out to see them, provided the
weather In favorable. Tho stogles are
playing grent ball these days.
The fans will learn with regret that
there Is n prospect OF Eddie Poole being
gobbled up by National league club.
Negotiations to that end In view were
on foot yesterday between President
Haley and the representative OF the big
lessaers. Poole will be greatly missed
and II is hoped he will be able to finish
the season here. Boston and Cleveland
are after him.
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MoUNDsvII1B BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
CountY,s Chief City.

W. II. Harris, Of Glen TCH.on, was in
the city yesterday, lopHi"E after his In
terests MS II candidate for the Republic
can nomination for house Of delegates.
II. Bisspit. the Jpweler. has gone to
New Freeport for n two weeks visit.
Earl Harris has charge Of his store
during his absence.
Miss Lille Riggs, Of Limestone, was
the guest OF Miss folly Houston, on
Tomlinson avenue. yesterday
c. V. Riley, Of Pleasant Valley, was
n business caller In the city yesterday.
Miss Opca Dnken IL attending the
street fair ut Parkersburg this week.
DR. H. W. Hnl and daughter, Miss
Eva, left yesterday for Atlantic city
Word came to the city yesterday that
S. r. Blair was Improving Ia health
Will Phillips, Of Dry Ridge, was seen
on our streets yesterday.
j. c. Bardall is home from a business
trip In the west.
Rex Houston is improving in health
slowly.
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BR1DeBPoRT HAPPENINGS.
Events OF a Day in the Town at the
End Of tho Bridge.


Events Of a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.
Preparations are rapidly nearing
completion for the mammoth fair and
festival to be given In this city. June g.
7, s and 0, by the fire department and
the Mechanics. Several attractions are
scheduled in connection with the large
AFFAIR, ono being a ten-mife bicycle race
on the opening evening.
Word was received here yesterday,
announcing the death OF Walter Slmp-
sol, at Scranton, Pa. Deceased was n
we'll known and former resident OF this
city
Miss Margaret Wolff. who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. John
Thomas, on Lincoln avenue. returned To
her home at Cleveland, yesterday
William Roach moved his family and
household effects from this city to Bel
laire yesterday, where he has secured q
position in the mill.
Mrs William Meyers left yesterday
for Cleveland, in response to telegram
announcing the serious illness OF her
father.
Miss Lottie Duncan VIII entertain the
Young Ladies' Euchre Club this inter-
noon, at her home in KirkwoOd.
John Edwards moved his family to
Uhrichsville yesterday, where he Will
make his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Robins, Of
woodsfeid. are the guests OF relatives
at Lansing.
Miss Viola Coss is quite III at her
home. out the pike, threatened with ty-
phoid fever,
George Bresock has returned from n
visit Of several days with Wellsburg
relatives.
Miss Alice Black. OF Trenton, was
calling on friends In the city yesterday.
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Amateur Base Ball.

The Charley Bauers would like to
hear from the Independent team, for q
game Sunday afternoon
The Charley Bauers and the Charley
Stevenson5 Will cross bats Sunday
morning, on the tunnel green.
The VIII Gutman base ball club chal-
leHgcs amy team In this Vitality for a
game Sunday afternoon, 8t,3he Fulton
gronndB At 2:3O p. M. G3Almonts. of
Bridgeport. preferred ArDAFer through
this paper. or telephone 70 VIII Gut
man. telephone 525.
The county officials claim they were
robbed OF victory in the Decoration
Day game with the Lawyers, and they
blame Umplres Caldwell and Wilson.
The officials hereby challenge the Law
yers for another game for love or mo-
ney,
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Sealing capaeity Over 10000.

KANSAS CITY, No. May 3l.-The
seating capacity OF the new convention
hall. as 1t viii be arranged for the
Democratic national convention. has
been submitted to the national commit
tee and John /. Martin, sergeant-ht-
arms, by F. z. Hill, the architect, and
approved. 1t makes provision for ac-
commOdatlons 22.26O persons. OF this
number, 3,4GO will be provided for on
the arena floor, stage and correspond
ents' platform, these being distributed
rs follows: Delegates, 900 seats; alter
mates, $50: officials, 600: stHge. 200:
newspaper correspondents, GOO. The
remaining sents Will be distributed
over three balconies.
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RIFLES suRRHNpEREp
By Filipinos-captain Roberts and
Two Enlisted Men CAPTURED

MANILA, May S1.-A number of RI
nes have been surrendered at Cuyapo
and more are expected.
The fugitive governor OF Benguet pro-
vince. n rich. influential and devoted
friend of AguInaldo, was captured at
Ait yesterday.
Generals Grant and Funston have
sent detachments In pursuit of the In
surgents. who rushed in the townof San
Miguel de Maypmo. near here. Tuesday,
killed five Americans. wounded seven
and captured Captain Roberts, OF tho
Twenty-third Infantry. and two enlist
ed men.
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BOSTON, May sl.-To-dny's eleventh
ming game was pitchers battle. IN which
Plttsnger proved the more fortunate. The
fielding Of both teams was very sharp.
The work OF Long and Crawford was e5-
enth on two singles. a sacrifice and long
ny TO the oltieid. Attendance. l''O
SSO'e' RHE
Boston .1OOOOOOO0O1-2 s
Cincinnati .,......O 100000 OIL D l
Batteries, Pittenger and Clarke; Hahn
and Kehoe. Earned runs, Boston !; en-
clnnatl !. Time, 2;0S. Umpire, EmsIe.
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nrth VIM Hls GANG.

PHILADELPHIA. May sl.-In to-day's
game between Philadelphia and Chicago
neither side scored until the eighth In
min, when with two men on bases Orth
batted home run over tho right field
wall That was sufficient 70 win, Chicago
being shut out. Orth and Taylor both
merous high balls 10 handle. Score:
Chicago ....,.ooO OO0O Q 90 ! J
philadelphia 20 0 o 0 5'-3 Q
Batteries. Taylor and Donnhue; Ortiz
and Douglas. Earned runs, Philadelphia
q Home run. Orth. Time, I:i5 Umpire,
O'Ddy, Attendance. 3,ib3
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Vote Has Been Rejected.

MUNCIE, Ind, May 31.-Window
glass workers here have received word
from Pittsburgh that the vote recently
taken by members OF their organization
on the proposition to continue work two
weeks longer than the agreement, or
until June 30. has been rejected. The
American Glass Company, In making
the proposition to the glass makers
union agreed to cancel large orders
for Belgian glass, and to resume opera
lions promptly on September /.
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want the strlke called o..

CUMBERLAND. Nd, May 3l.-Meet-
Ings OF striking miners Of individual
mInesof the Georges Creek region have
been held, and resolutions almost
unanimously adopted requesting the
executive committee to call off the
strike Of $500 miners Sf the region
Friday, at o'clock. II the organiza-
ton declines to do so officially. Il is
thought that the men Will meet on
Saturday and end It themselves by ap-
plying in a body for reinstatement at
tho various mines.
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Two compnnles mustered Out.

FRANKFORT. Ky, May a.-Gov-
ernor BecKham this afternoon Issued
an order mastering out ten companies
Of the state guard. All except two OF
them are located In mountain towns,
and we're among those mustered into
service during the political excitement
Just before and Immediately following
the state election last fall. II Is UNI
dorstood that number OF other com
panlcs are also to be dlsbnnded ms the
governor holds that the various regl-
ments now have double their quota OF
companies In them.
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Earned runs, New York 81 PITTSBURGH !! :.
First base on errors, Pittsburgh L Lett
on bases, New York I; Pittsburgh =. tirSI
base on balls. on poheny 8; on T,annehhshIII
4 Three-base hits Grady, Warner. Two
base hits, Van Haltren. Selbach' thinner
Tannehili. Sacrifice hit, BeRumont $40
len bases, Selbach, Davis; Double plays;
Cooley Wild bitches, Doheny .. Passed
BAH. Grady. Hit by pitcher, by Tame
lille ]. Umpire, sWnrtwood, Attendance
LOO Time bob
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR PAVING.

Scaled PROPOSALS will be received by the
BOARD OF Public Works OF the city OF
Wheeling until II o'clock noon. Monday;
fune 4 loo FOR paving certain streets and
alleys with paving bricks. Specifications
can DO obtained ut the office OF the CLERK
OF the board. ,,,,,, ,,o
The successful bidder or bidders VIII pS s
rsonired TO furnIEh bond In the sum OF
three thousand (S3 OOO) dollars, with surety
10 be approved by the board. for Inc inc
fSItbfui beriormance OF the contract. The
names Of the sureties must accompany
n%Sntod forms Which will be furnished by
nc clerk. Proposals shall be marked
''Proposals for Paving. -. -,,,,,
The board reserves the right to REJECT
any Yyys & IA ' VII. H. HoRN1sH, Clerk:
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SCHOLASTIC cHAMP1oNs.
High School Nine Clinches Title by
Defeat OF Cathedral.

Yesterday at the ball park. was play
ed one OF the most hotly contested am
nteur games Of the season between the
City High School and the Cathedral
High School tennis,
The Cathedral boys started out like
winners, but tile High School tied the
score In the sixth and II remained so
untll the eighth. when they battcd in
four runs. thus winning the game
Both sides played hard to Win and the
game was won on It's merits
The High School team, having defeat
ed both thr Linsly and Cathedral
teams By decisive scores, now seems
entitled TO the lnter-Bchool champion
ship OF the city.
Both pitchers did most efficient work
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THURSDAY. THE 18th DAY OF
lime. A. D. 1900,

rrocend IN sell at public auction nt tho
north front door OF the court house OF
said Ohio county, tn the city Of Nhcel-
ing commencing at ~ O'CLOCK u. Hl.' VI
following described two pieces or paTISIeiis
~ real estate lying and situate IN OhlV
counfy West Virginia, the first thereon
bcinE Il portion Of lot No OF the sup
iIivision OF the estate OF Moses Sheppard.
and is bounded and described as loiloMs,
BeginnIng at a point In the line OF 'hS
National Road. corner TO the groahd o.
EiISo Ann Dennis, which point IS so ieot
and inches from the school house lot
tbenrp along the line OF the Ndlohhi
Road in a southerly direction 10 iset auu
inches; thence north ga west ~ AI ~
thence in n guutherly direction by hn9
narniicl with the line OF the National Road
10 Tho line Of Middle Wheeling creek,
thence north with the line OF the creek
10 tho line Of the Hcmpheld rallroad ~
n point 2l7 feet from the Nnuonni hosS'
criy direction 81 feet to Mrs. Dennis hne'
thence with said line to the plnce oil De-
ginning. l., ,,,r, ~
the same lot No. 8, and is bounded anu
described US follows: Beginning AZ u
stake by the abutmCnt Of the dam; thence
rurrin0 north ~ east 70 poles 10 n stake;
thence north 3Iii' west IS poles 10 q Stahe
on tho creek; thence with the IaeanuSI-
ings Of the creek to the place OF begin
Ming. together with the rights, privileges
ana csgments thereunto belonging.
TERMS OF SkLE-oRe-thiF 81 me
purchase money and as much more rs the
purchager may elect to pay cash N hnnl'
and tho residue In two equal lnstnllnis
nnynble respectively In one and two years
from the date OF sale. with interest from
thpt day. the purchaser giving MS nek9-
TABLE notes for the same, and the utlo
either to be retained until such notes are
paid, or TO be conveyed with q refeFta-
lion of n lion for the deferred purchase
money. or upon other security 10 the sat
isfnctinn OF the trustee Such purchaser
must insure the buildings on the property
sold to the satisfaction OF the trustee anu
'o' use LOUIS f. STIFEL
,,,.ia Trustee
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AaENrs WANTED.

A GENTS CAN MAKE ENORMOUS
"A profits by selling our l4-k. gold.hlled.
fiill Jewel watches Write Tor particulars
or send money order for we iot sample
turning, Guaranteed for 20 years. Also
the best 1900 bicycles made for only flbso
complete (retnilInG at 5000. Oners newer
heard Of We guarantee s1lnry TO your
ENGLAND WATCH CO., S26 Grand Ave,
milwaukee,. WIS. Inylg
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ANEoUNcEMENTs.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hvftoy Announce myself 90 a eaHti-
date for the nomination Tor Justice Of the
Peace. subject 10 the decision OF tho Ro-
publican voters OF Union district. Mar.
shall county, and respectfully solicit your
support
myls H. NJ SMITH.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRusTEE's SALE.

Bv virtue Of n deed OF trust made by
Henry Roth and Gertrude Roth ms VIE ~
10 me. ms trustee, bearing date the Sh
6ov Of October, A. D. 1876. and recorded
IN the office OF the clerk OF the county
court for Ohio county. West virginia; " y
Deed OF Trust Book No. p, page Asi'
ygiil m
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and Hcsse bated In the two runs which
put hiB team 81 the lead other f.a-
lures Of the game were the brilliant
running and sliding OF Conrad and oowl
and the clever way in which Gilhooly
coached his pitcher.
Following Is the score by lnnlnRs.
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To-DAY's GAMES.

To-DAY's-GAMEs.
Pittsburgh at New York.
CSicaRo at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati At Boston. 49,
St. Louis at Brooklyn
NEW YORK. May 31.-Doheny's Wild
ness in the fourth and seventh innings
and a tumble by Gleason in the latter
inning caused the New Yorl's defeat to-
day at the hands OF the Pttts6urghs'
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Rough Dry Washed, stRrohed and
Dried 8 cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 5
All hand work finished 10 cents
MIR mound, At LuTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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REAL ESTATE.
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE.
READ THIS CAREFULLY.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Brick dwelling and lot, rooms, wesl
side OF Main street a,099 -,
II building lots..'4O by lSo. Elm Grove'-a
sPef bnIIdiHF sites In PleaSant'valiey; very
4 grocery business. with postofaco con-
neoted, and frame house and lot on Ne.
tionaI Road, near railroad station; great
o9 4 Brick dwellings on Fifteenth street,
from $500 toi{75OO. -.
2 desirable building lots on WOOD stree|
South Wheeling.
Hotel business. with q furnished rooms.
at a great barSain-A'VO loF one "esN
only
C. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone 81.
Wheeling. Wa va.
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WANTED.

"ANTRp-BY YOUNG CIVIL EN-.
w GINEER-Room, with o. Wltnont
board, In an eElinently rehned private
family. Address q. E., care lntelligencer
once. inysg-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND EN-:
w ERGETIC statesmen 10 sell the Vel
known Dleterichs Eaive-oitum Lubri-
eating Oils to tho consuming trade 81, on
comRlgsion. Apply, to- Dl ~ ~ .cs,S
Building. Cleveland. Ohio. JAZZ
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ALL latest novelties In suitlngs md
Fancy VeHtinBs at c. w. SEA
BRGGHT's SON, Merchant Tailor.
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FOE RENT.

NOR RENT = TWO FURNISHED
rooms: privilege OF bath. Inquire Of
MAX EMsHEINIER. IN Eoff street. myii
NOR RENT-sToRg ROOM NO; y
i5catIon IN Inc city. Enquire OF y, 3. Nc
Lain, Young's Pharmacy Chaplne ana
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
philadelphia .. Chicago 0.
Boston ., Cincinnati l
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MANSFIELD, Ohio. May 3l.-wet
grounds prevented to-day's game be-
tween Mansfield and wheeling much
70 the regret,of the fans who were anx-
,ous TO zee the Haymakers and the
s,ories line up in battle again. The
Wheellngs left here for stogietown'
where they play Fort Wayne.
Al YounEstown-Yo ungstown-New Cas-
lie game postponed on account OF rain.
a, ror, wnyne. RHE
F FSE, WaSn ...,.6 Q . Q . . Q . - 2 3
Batteries-Fricken and Bergen; Joss
and Arthur.
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GREAT Line of Blue Serge Suits,
single and double-breastsd. Four
different weaves Of the $40 grade.
N. GUTMAN & CO.,
Twelfth and Main Streets.
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIc SALE.

DUBLIc SALE.
I will sell at public sale at the north
front door Of the court house on Satur-
day. June 2, 1900, commencing az 10 O'Clock
a. M. the following property, to-wit:
lIne's addition 10 Echo Point fronting
IS feet on Hub avenue and $50 feet deep
10 an alloy Terms made known on day
OF sale. Z. D. Ghhhh
u7HE PUBLIC SALE
OF the property No. 81 Seventeenth street,
1dycrtIsed IN this paper for May y, Is
adjourned until Saturday, June 2, 1900, at
10 O'clock a. M, Mt the north front door
of the court house OF Ohio county w.
va on 'uii'e ' ~ ]. C. HERyEY.
mv1s Auctioneer.
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FOR RENT.

FOR SALE.
No. 35s7 ChuplIne street. 49, 80.
30, Sg sixteenth street S'story pEAct
,,nre room and 10 rooms.
M N Maryland street.
10, q Maryland street.
No, 80 Main street.
No, fi2 Ma!I street.
i,ot on Fifteenth street.
T.ot on South Front street. -.
Scyy house OK South Huron street
M 60 North Front street.
No. 06 seventeenth street =, ,,o
IA ia Nineteenth street-JlOO
iot east end Nineteenth street @ fso
front-390Q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-01

CHILDREN's Novelties in Cloth
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