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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26
RE11A1RE HAPpENrNes.
Of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

The banquet given By the Eiks 10 Al.
@. Fields and his minstrel company was
unanimously voted a most Interesting
occasion. Mr.. Fields made q talk Of an
hour TO tie boys. during which he dis
cOuraged the idea OF i club to such an
extent that the matter has been prae-
tically dropped. The good cheer that
prevailed around the banquet table will
llnger long with many Of the members,
for IL was In every way pleasing occa-
sion. The company went from here 10
Barnesyitle. where they showed last
night.
The new council committees have been
appointed by President List and they
are down TO business again. The new
ERE wardens confirmed were James Nc
Kensey. Walla Campbell. VIM Ernest.
John Glover and James Good The
council. in spirit OF pique, refused to
confirm John S. Ehler, who was elected
warden by one company.
Il is given out now that the case
against the sale OF the city hall bonds
Is TO be dropped without going through
the higher courts. but this is not au-
thoritatlve. ye II seems to be under
stood by the knowing ones.
Hon. C. L. weems and John McFar-
land. Of St Clairsville drove down to
attend the minstrel show and banquet
Tuesday night. and George A. Colpitts.
ESQ. Of GAINESVILLE, on his way home
took IN the entertainment
Mrs. Elizabeth Compton died at her
home here yesterday afternoon, aged g
years, from the frailties Incident to old
age. She was Christian woman and
had been In feeble health a long time.
]. H. Day. a prominent farmer just
west OF town. Is 70 low that his sons
were telegraphed for yesterday In the
belief that he cannot nve.
There are over 200 cases on the court
docket, and the grand jury nov In ses-
sion at ST. Clalrsville has about % cases
brought to its attention.
Miss Matte Rankin left yesterday for
Pittshurg. where she will be the stenog-
rapher Ia the Office OF the American
Sheet Steel Company.
Deputy Auditor Beatty was In town
yesterday morning on.hls way TO Bealls-
VILE on business. He is a very capable
man.
The fountain in the park has been
frightened up and the grass Is begin
ming to show very attracuve!y.
Colonel S. L Mooney was in the city
yesterday on his way home to Woods
field from the east.
]. A. Fish. OF Powhatan. was In Bel
laire yesterday looking after matters OF
interest to him.
The painters and paper hangers begin
business on the postoflce this morning.
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PENWoop.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

NEWS mules G4SA4 bAs O4'J
County Town.
Considerable credence is given to the
article In the Intslligencer few days
ago that before long Kentucky Heights
would be sldrted with street railway
tracks II Is said the company owns
the ground and vii, lay the tracks from
Schad's to the lower crossing. so as 10
practically connect the two railway lines
and run a car exclusively for this
stretch OF track. transferring at either
point. Only time will tell whether these
Developments materialize. but the oPin-
ion Of many is that they will
DIR. Eskey. who attended little Annie
BoEard. the six-year-old daughter OF
William Bogerd. Jr.. who was struck
By BenwoOd Southern car. said yes ter
day that the child would recover Her
disiocated hip was set In place and the
cats about her face will not prove Sc
rious.
James AIcEie. the young man who met
death by fan OF great mass Of dirt
While he was working at the Riverside
arch at BOggs' Run. was a former res
ident Of Garrett. this state. whence the
remains were taken yesterday The
funeral win occur to-day
Real estate is very active in BenwOOd
this spring. Several transfers have
been made IN the Whitaker addition.
and there are many inquiries concern
Ing sales. The new addition TO the Riy-
erside Will increase the demand for
houses.
The residents Of McMechsn street are
In high clee over councils action IN pre-
pairing to pave the street from Fourth
10 Eighth streets. The cross streets Will
also be paved.
There were many veterans OF the civil
war on the streets yesterday. stopping
here while enruute to the state eneamp-
ment at Moundsville.
Seamon Bowers has made noticeable
improvements TO his property on Nc
Mechen street
Ex-May0r Purdy seems 10 have
good following in BenwOod for county
commissioner.
Officer Ernest yesterday arrested Ed.
Higgins, who was acting as II out OF
his mind.
George Hedleston and Andy Burk-
hardt are visiting In New Matamoras.
The lower steel plant resumed yester-
u2!.
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time 10 build n perfect road system IN
this state. and 50 we ask the abutting
property owners all along the high
ways Of Michigan 10 allow the buiid-
iHE q s!3e re.iis. -; tor ~ exclusive
use OF anybody, or any class. but FOR
everybody and every clnss who won't
use them 10 destroy them. They VIII be
the sidewalks Of the farmer and his
family. the side-paths for the Wheel
men. and object lessons 70 all OF what
a boon 70 the whole people would be
permanent macadam roads"
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1rozart,s Summer Tournament.

A meeting OF the captains o. the
teams that viii COMPOSE the Mozart
Parks summer bowling tournament
win be held Monday evening ut the
office Of the schmulbaeh Brewing Com
pany. and q full Attendance Is desired.
The alleys have been greatly improved
by a force Of carpenters and this work
VIII be completed to-day.
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wELLsBURG.
DOings of People IN the Brooke cOun-
II Metropolis.


~ Metropolis.
Mont Ledger. a young man Of Bufia-
10 district. had quite a rough experience
on Tuesday. While engaged in Telling
tree. his axe slipped and cut his FOO;
near the ankle. severing the arteries
and he bled profusely. be was placed
in a buggy to bring him 70 We!lsourB
for medical aid. and in crossing Buita-
10 creek AZ CoN's fording, the buggy
unset and the injured man was thrown
into the creek and almost drowned re
was rescued and brough; 20 town and
his Inir-y attended 70 by DR.. ]. p.
Johnston. and he Is now getting along
comfortably.
a strike OF the "carrying-in' boys for
an advance OF ten cents per day mas
caused great inconvenience to the Ia
~. Frank. Scott & Hellstern and
brooke glass houses. causing partial
shutdown. Yesterday evening the
boys NJ the Brooke agreed to return to
work and II is believed the trouble at
the other works Will be adjusted. The
Riverside and Standard factories were
not affected BY the strike.
Postmaster McNally has received the
new stamp books and they are now on
sale at the postofilce. They contain u.
a and q stamps or the two-cent de-
nomination and sell Tor one cent more
than the value OF the stamps they COM
tan. being a very great convenience.
The graduating class Of the Wells
burg high school surprised Superinten-
dent c. r. Citizens by calling on him In
a body. accompanied by friends. a very
pleasant evening was spent, Mrs. 9th
ems being In the secret and providing
refreshments.
The High School Alumni Association
meets tonight. Arrangements are In
progress for the annual banquet to the
graduating class. The class OF 1909
numbers eighteen. and commencement
viii be on Tuesday. May p.
A movement is being agltated 10
make the observance n Memorial
Day here more general this year than
ever before, and a citizens committee
has been suggested 20 act In coniunc-
ton with the c. a. r.
Henry stsuglc now has entire posses
sion 81 the BlankenFop foundry, hav-
Ing purchased the interest Of II, w.
BlankensJp.
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President Fogel. OF the Atlantic Base
Ball League. has received notice from
President Young. Of the National
League, that the case OF the Wilkes
barre. (Pa.). club against the Dayton
club for the service OF Second Baseman
J. ]. Burns, had been decided In favor
Of the former by the board OF arbltra-
ton OF the National League. on the
ground that the Atlantic League club
had prior claim on Burns services. he
having signed a contract with that
club before negotiating with the Day
ton club.
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BASE BALL

For the opening Interstate game on
Saturday, the Wnrelius management is
making extensive preparations. The
park is IN excellent condition. the
ground especially. and the stands have
received a complete overhauifns. The
opera House band and the Wheeling
and New Castle base ball clubs viii
take part IN a parade over the prinei-
pal STREETS carly IN the afternoon. The
game viii Be called promptly at $50
o'clock. Fred Cooke VIII oficinte as
umpire. and President Charley" Pow
sz. % the Interstate league. may be a
distinguished attendant
The Wheeling management has mot
y-i announced where the game sched-
u.ad for sunday wiz be played.
Pitcher Pardee arrived from Kansas
city yesterday afternoon, and Is IN the
bet % condition. having trained with
Innings team several weeks. He
said yesterday afternoon that Manning
bad been 80 Impressed with his show
l-E this spring that he had expressed
regret over having sold his release ~
wheeling Pardee says strickiett WIZ
szEiss later in the week
The Wheeling team goes 20 Morgan
town this morning Tor games this a.
'.ra10H and Friday With the West VIZ
GINA University team The collegians
ore run ot confidence and expect to
win one oy the games.
The wheeling base ball management
may know whore they are at on me
Iuleci n those Sunday games sched-
lisi 70 be played In West virginia THIS
Tsgu, but all the reports from t1At
arii1n % the country indicate quit'
rHn reverse n they cannot play sum
Gay BAN az Wheeling this season, me
r1wa which Columbus Is scheduled 70
play there on sunday May s. viii IN
.Hshtadly BE- Transferred 20 this city. IN
u Mould o. necessary 90 transfer
'.7 nue President Riley viii max an
Sort 90 haga the Saturday game
'-lrT'0=raI also, 90 that the Senators
ON open az home on saturday w.
wa b. an Ideal arrnng meut, ana lt
l.d mean many more dollars 10 ne
H NJ both President Riley era
fis The Disp1'rh does not wish tha
wheeling mauag neut any bad lueh,
But u would be very much nicer 70
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ERRoRs THAT WERE cosTLY.

PHILADELPHIA. April z5.-Philndel-
phis lost tO-day's game through errors.
Despite the mispIEys, however. the locals
had several chances TO win. notably IN the
last inning, when Chlles batfed for Piatt-
Two men were out and the bases were
full but Chiles was not equal 20 the Occa-
RHE
Phuldelp'a 20 . / Q 10 . 0 81 Is :
Bat,e-=s. Damn and Mcclure; Plat and
5TcFaTlald Earned runs, Philadelphia =
Time ~ Attendance, 5.lI3- Umpire.
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TRUSTEES SALE
.srEE.s sALE b ~ EsrATE.


TRUsTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
gv virtue OF a desd Of trust made 10 the
underlined trustee By Charles ". StoeAer
and Katie StOcker. his vile. on SoVein-
her l., tSet and OF record IN the clerk
West Virginia, IN Deed o. Trust Book No.
q. page %. the undersigned trustee WILL
=" SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF
MAY. i9QJ.
beginning at 70 O'Clock a. m. sell. At the
ner.h front door OF the court house ot
Ohio county. West Virginia, the following
described rea! estate, to-Wit;
All that portion % lot numbered I'VE As
shown on the plat o. slb-division o. me
ginla o. which Frederick BrCmer died
selted and possessed. and recorded n the
ofiiee OF thr clerk OF the county court %
Ohio couHiy. West VIrEinla; IN Piat Book
No. !, page l. bounded and de'cF'oea a.
Commcncin= al a stake IN line with the
up-lsS;-wiuE OF the first bridge above the
"olL ToIi-Eate." and I'VE feCt and nine
incEcs sguth on the end % said wing:
thence up Caldwci's RUIZ, south a de-
rrees. = minutes east. -l.s- poles 20 4
stake thence. leaving said ggu. north -
degrees east, COS poles to q stake or TOP
utes west. $3.50 poles TO stake OF the
hank N CaIdveiNs Run. thence up said
rEu. south ~ degrees and = minutes easy.
20 POLES 90 the beginning excepting. how
ever. the portion containing !, 81 acres con
veycd 20 james G.. frazlsr b. Frederick
Bromer and Mary C., his wife. BY deed
dated May is, lSs. and Of record IN ne
clerks office OF the county court 81 Ohio
county In Deed Book No. y, page 81.
Also Tot numbered three, as shown IN the
above described plat % the subdivision
Of the farm. OF which Frederick Brnmcr
die! SEIZED and possessed. excepting the
frfTByylnE U1rtinr 1f SAID lot numbered
three VIZ; BeEinnirE az stake IN the
south side % Caldwell Run at the north
west corner OF said lot numbered three
theace east = ices 20 a gate post; tAence
south ~ fect 20 Louis Brpmcr's line,
thence west with said limo if feet to
Sparr's line thence with SNarr's line,
north 40 f,at 10 the place OF beginning
being the came property conveyed 20
Charles W Siocker BY Frederick Bromer
and wife by deed dated September = 1850.
and Of record IN Jhe clerks ctfice u the
county court q Ohio couuiy IN DEED Book
No. ~. page -
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REoE1vER's SALE.
ID ECEIvER's SALE OF wETZEL
III COUNTY LANDS AND MARSHALL
COUNTY OIL INTERESTS.

ID ECEIvERs SALE OF wETZEb
III COUNTY LANDS AND MARSHALL
COUNTY OIL INTERESTS.
In the Circuit Court for Ohio County.
The Syracuse Chilled Plow Company and
Others IS. Robert X. Giiren and others.
In Chancery.
In pursuance OF a decree entered by the
Circuit Court OF Ohio County IN the above
entitled cause on the 18th day % March,
Issl. shall, on
Monday, May 14th, 1900,
beginning Al 70 O'Clock a n. al the north
front door OF the court house OF OhiG
county. IN the city OF Wheeling. West Viz.
gina, sell al public sale certain tract o.
land situate on Horse Run on the waters
OF the north fork OF Fishing Creek, Wet
eel county, West Virginia. adjoining lands
Of 5. j. Long senior. y. King and John
bounded and described as follows: Begin:
ninE AT 3 Ssone in HoTs- Run, corner Of
s y Ions. jr, thence with his lines south
~ west = poles TO a hickory, thence north
81 west poles 10 stake corner 70 ]. ".
King thence with his lines south IS vest
y poles 10 stake. thence south IL west y
roles 10 stake In q w Parks line. thence
with his lines, south 81 east : poles 70 R
stake where chestnut was called for;
thence north &C. east ~ poles 10 e. o;
thence north 81 east = poles to W. o.:
thence south g. cas-; Il poles 70 stake;
thence continuing the same course north
6 east POLES 10 c. o.. thence north ~
wet a poles 10 a maple, thence NORTH =
east 80 poles 10 sake In Bumgard's Inc;
thence north IS west POLES 10 hickory
corner 20 Bumgard's. and with his line,
north 81 west u poles 20 small sour gum,
corner 70 $. J. Long. jr, thence south so
west = poles 10 stone IN run In lire OF 5,
J. Long. r.. thence south 10 east poles 70
sugar: thence south s. east IA poles 70 the
beginning. containing = and eiEht-tenths
acrcs the said tracg OF land being the
same which was conveyed 70 X \. Glhen
BY s x Hail, trustee. by deed. dated De.
cemhcr II, 1891. and recorded In TIE ONCE %
the clerk OF the county court OF MetHeI
county In Deed Book No. y. folio %.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third OF the pur-
chase money and a. much more as the
purchase may elect cash IN hand. the res-
due IN two equal lnstallmeaA payable re-
spectlvely IN nine and eighteen months
from the day Of sale with Interest nom
that day the purchaser 10 give BONDS Tor
the deferred installments OF purchase
money and the title 20 said land 70 be re-
tanned until the payment Of the purchase
money IN full
the highest bidder Tor cash. ore UNDIVIDED
thlrty-sscord part % the working Interest
10 of wells on the william hogerson farm
10 WAshlngtou district. MARSHALL county.
West virEiHr ,o,,>, yopv
Hubbard 8 Hubbard Recever.
Attorney APIS
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ST. LOUIS, April s5-Chicago outplaysl
S. Louis in the field and at the bat. hut
could not win The visitors gave list
Iass exhibition Of base running whenever
RHE
$ louis 80 20 90 - :
Ch.cac0 - Q 0 0 o.o-2 9 1
batteries. sudhon and O'Connor: Grit-
f:r and Donahue Earned runs. St. Louis
I. ChilEo = Tine. 2:l5 Umpire, Hurst
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John ROemer,

Candidate for County Commissioner for
Centre district. subject 10 Republican
primary election on the 9Th Of April at
Hardman's hall, northeast corner Twenty
third and Market streets Your vote Is
RESPECTFULLY and. Kindly collected. apll
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

I Thereby announce myself as a can
didate for County Commissioner Of
Richie District, subject to the de-
ciaion Of the Republican primaries,
on April %, 1900. Your support is
respectfully solicited.
apis ]. NEWTON BOWLER.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

q. P. MeGREGoR,
Candidate for County Commissioner,
Madison District, subject % the Re-
publican Primary. Your support so
hcited. Polls open from IL a. M to
z p. m. APPS
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months with coed rceurity o. partly cash
and plrtly Oh credit OF SIX and twelve
months with good security
LOUIS =, STtFEL, Trustee.
John j. Comm, Attorney apIs-th
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NOTICE

NOTICE,
The undersigned announces to the voters
OF washington District that he will be a
candidate for domination as County Com
missioner. subject TO the decision o. the
Republican primary election.
ans c. ]. RAWLING.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

o1OA DAY EASILY MADE TAX
- " ING orders Tor Life OF Moody.
Best book. Best terms. Credit. Eull OUT
nj free. STANDARD PUBLISHING CO.
81 = SIKH s.. UhladelplIa. Pa. iagI'
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BusroN,s HEAVY BATT1NG.

NEW YORK, April 5.-The game be-
tussa the New YorlSs and Bosious At the
Polo grounds to-day furnished al exciting
fash The New TOrEs made 4 bold bid
Tor victory in their last inning. but were
r. ired after coming within one Tun OF tie
lrg the score. The BOstons won the game
through heavy batting. They hit poheay's
pitching for total OF tweniy-thres bases.
RHE
New York 30 0 II 0 0 IS l
BOston .-......I l 0 0 ! ? { c-s 70 5
Batteries. Doheny and Grady: Dinesn
sid Sullivan Earned runs New York !.
Boston T. Home run. Collins Time. 30.
Umpire, Connolly Attendance. 4.ie0
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

1 hereby announce myself as candi-
date Ger the nomination for Justice OF the
peace. subject 10 the decision OF the Re
publican voters OF Union district Marshall
county. and respectfully solicit your sup
ian HIN SMITH
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zone out when winning run scored.
HRattsd for Flaherty IN eighth.

zone 0It Wnen Winning FUl sCUTeI.
Ba;tsd for Flaherty In eighth.
Cincinnati ..........0 o o 3l01 1-9
P5ts5urEh .........2 0 0 90 0 : rs
Earned runs. Cincinnati 5; Pittsburgh 8.
Tggq-blss hits, Wagner Beckley :. Beau
mont Triple play, Irwin, Steinfeldt and
B.ck.ey Stolen base. Ely. Double play.
or sails. OF Phillips >; on Flaherty 8; on
Ph.llgp l. Hit by pitched ball. Phillips
s. Flahs-ty = Struck out. by Phillips 2;
Is F7ahsriy !. Wild pitch. Phillips At
iz1I4Hee. S+H. Time. s:Sa Umpire,
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-ryClNNATI. o.. April 25.-Cineinatl
nm ,o-dlys zane By superior hitting.
hi, cane very near throwing it away By
,-t.4-,bls SEEDING. y triple play by Irwin.
s-s-ssfl. and Beckiey was the feature.
Tgr 0'BHs1 was seriously injured while
sl.tinE TO ,as plate in the eighth. and had
% -..lra sore:
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BOXING.

Oscar Gardner and Joe Bernstein will
meet FOR twenty-five rounds at New
York tomorrow night. and the local
man will have to concede some weight,
as they are matched at 1876 pounds. II
Gardner wins he may be given another
chance with McGoyern. and the follow
ing from the New York World would
bear this statement out:
Oscar Gardner wants the next chance
to fight Terry McGoyern. Yesterday
his manager posted $1,000 forfeit with
Manager Considine and issued a condl-
tiouai challenge which depends upon
the outcome OF the fsht at the Broad
way Athletic Club next Friday night,
between Gardner and Joe Bernstein. II
Gardner wins. McGovern says he will
give MIN the preference and sign ar
ticles to fight again IN three weeks.
Gardner came nearer to beating the
champion than anybody else ever did,
while Bernstein enjoys the distinction
OF being the only one who ever lasted
twenty-five rounds with McGoveru.
Frank Colyer. OF Brooklyn. who was
TO have fought Eddie Kennedy here
last fan. and In whose place another
Bill Muncey was substituted, In the
person Of Rufus MeNabb. has been
matched by the Metropolitan club to
meet Squirrel" Finaerty. on May II.
They are 10 weigh AZ pounds.
Within a week oscar Gardner will
meet three men. Tomorrow night, at
New York. he viii meet ice Bernstein:
Monday night he goes against Patsy
Haley, at Cincinnati, and Thursday
night. at Louisville. his opponent Will
be Eddie Santry.
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In an address 10 Michigan wheelmen
chief Consul Earle. ~ the Michigan
Division. l.. 4. W. cTpinined the ath-
tude Of his division on slde-paths IN
these words. we whceimeu, or, m
9th r words. we men that ride wheel
don't las claim to the exclusive right 20
run the state. or 20 tho exclusive right
10 run all over the state; we only elaiil
III. rlrhtg that any 10000 citizens
might rlghtful1y claim, provided they
arc uharty-i1vng, iuW-rrsp-'tns ane
6beyIng people our object Is 90 MAKO
fhIs world a better place to live 10, but
moro specially that part % y called
Michigan aud Immediately, Tor
ve4Bt aafns on the good thlnrs before we
20. we realize that Il win take Ions
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CAPITAL WANTED.
PERSONAL.

NToRPRISE. OPIUM. LAUDANUM
nj Cocaine habit. myself cured. will In
FORM you OF harmless. permanent home
Chicago. mrs,
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent. Collector. Notary
Public and Pension Agent. No. l0j
Main street
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srocKHoLpERs, MEEgINas.
MEETING

meeting.
WHEELING. W. Va, April ., iso,
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF The wheeling Natural Gas Company
Will De held az the general once OF the
company. No. i425 Chapline street. Wheel
ing ". Va. on Monday May :. lSV' be-
tween the hours o. Il o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m.
9Th day Of April 1900, TO the ith day OF
May. 800. both days Inclusive
WILLIAM J. DiE.iL,
aps4-tthss Seeretary.
UTUrH CHEMICAL COMPANY.
The undersigned. the inoorporaiors
named In the agreement rec!;ed IN the GER
tlhrate OF Incorporation OF the Wuth
Chemical Company, give notice that gen
eral meeting % the stockholders Of that
company Will BE- held at the ofilce OF Hub
hard & Hubbard. No. itzl Chapllne street.
in the city OF Wheeling. on Szturdgy, MAY
T.. 100 al noon. for the purpose e oTEan-
lE!ng. eIectin- q board OF direc;ors. max.
INK bylaws and transact No any other bus
iuess which may lawfully he done by the
said stockholders In general meeting.
] Z. GRAHAM
". P. HUBBARD.
LAWRENCE Z. SANDS,
J C BRADY.
". S. BRADY.
apz1-s incorporat0rs.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
srANprNG oF cLuBs


-trrati D PittEouTEh 5.
Bfcoklyn z. Philadelphia g..
Boston 3. New York
st. Louis :. Chi1go =
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