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New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
SUPREME COURT. County Of New Yoriz-

AAA~-hA@ OOCAN1s 0uuulY OF New YORK.
Amasa Wright Saltus Plaintiff against Abraham
Franke. and others Defendants
OF OF foreclosure -,Fa
duly made and entered in the above action ana
bearing date the 10Th DAY OF March 1900 tha Under
signed the referee in said Judgment sell
public auction. at the New York Real Sassroorn
No. III 5roadway IN the City and County York
On the llth day OF April 1900 l. noon on that
day by William Kennedy. Auctionesr the premises
scrfbed follows:
ALL thai certain Iot parcel Of land With the
buildings and improvements thereon erected siruare
wing and oeing IN the Clty County of York af8re
said, and bounded described follows. BEGINNING
point the Southery side Fortyrst Street fss
tan two hundred and feet Easterlv frnrn
the Southeaseriy corner OF Fryrst second
Avenue running thence Southeriy parallel with Ssc-
ond Avenne and part Of tbs distance party
ninstyslst Ssl test and nine inches
ana parable! With Forty-nrs street sixteen d0 fest:
thence Northegy and parallel Second Avenue
ninefY-eisht tSsl
side or Forty first Street. thence Westerly
Southeriy side Of Forrst sixteen G feet the
point or 4
TOGETHER with AL right ana interest of tn.
parties o. in and the u said premises
Dated New York. March l6th. 1890
GEORGE w ELLIS Referes
FREDERICK :. WAIT. Attorney for Pianrtfr No. 10
Wall Street. New York City. n Y
The following Is diagram OF the property - be sofa
Forty-arst Street
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East Goth street.

East Goth Street
he amounts or
assessments or liens, which allowed
he Of purchase money. paid
Referee: mortgage which there Is past due and
unpaid $1,000 4-g9o from November ls
1888 assessments. IS. II ana interest
Dated. New-YOrk. March H. 1890.
HARLAN F. STONE. Referee.
For particulars refer Pease 4 Gilman 81 Nassau
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oTIs ELEVArnn CnMpANY.

II Broadway n Y city Meh. IA. 1900
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF Otis Eleva-
Company has this day declared quarterly divi
dend of slaO PER SHARE upon the preferred stock OF
the payable this office anc after Ap Ia
1900 . stockholders Of the close OF business
"a 1900 The OF the preferred stock
Will be closed the hea ana
reopensd at opening business Apl 10 1900
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East 05th street

approximate the charge to satisfy
which above described property be sold IS
ST 29s 33l loo with Interest thereon
March together with allowances
ing S29T 6l-lO0 with interest from March 9Th 1850
o. ne APPROXIMATE
Of taxes, other
be allowed the purchaser Of the purchase
money paid by and interest
Dated: New York. March lTth, 1900.
CHARLES DONOHJTE Referee.
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the Chicago, Rock Island a. Pacific Rail-
way Company.

Chicago. 18Th.
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of S1.23 per
viii be paid May rhe shareholders
this CompanYs registered such closing
the Transfer Books The Transfer Books Will be closed
Al 800 O'Clock p. NJ the 50th day u March, and
opened 1900 O'Clock NJ. the 9th day Of April
remain open until 800 o'clock z n. the lst
day OF May when they shall be again closed for
election and 20 be again opened
transfers the discretion the President Secre
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A DVERTIhEAENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received al their Uptown Once No i.2i2 Broadway
I'd door north OF 3lsst. until O'Clock p N; advertise
received at the following branch
office rates until clock M viz: 2a4 sth-ave.
Z3d-st, lo2 hth-ave l2th-st.
and l4ta.A la2 coumhus-ave near West e6h.st loa
42dst. between Tth sth l59 4Tthst 93s
Sa-aNs - 'oth aEd t'tl sta, lozo Lave near
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financial Glechuns.

OFT ICE OF THE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
81 80 Liberty St
New York March s 1900
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
Of this Company be held Monday April III
1900, at P RI. al The office the Company, the
purpose Of eecting Board Of Directors ensuing
year, and for the transaction OF such
before the meeting Transfer books will be
closed March lTth and reopened April Sd
WM r. DIXON. Secretary
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Proposals.

GOVERNORS ISLAND, " Y H, March 90
1e0o-Seaied proposals. In tripicate for furnishing
Fuel required Dept. OF the
June 1901, will be received here and al posts
stations Indicated in instructions hereunder
II M, April 10 1850 2 s. reserves right reject or
accept all proposals thereof Informa
on furnished application Envelopes containing pro
posais viii be endorsed Proposals FOR Fuel at -"
JAS N. MOORE a. Q. u. @.
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WEST POINT y. Y, March 90 1900. Sealed

proposals In triplieate. will De
NJ April ~ 1859 for SUPPLYING Fuel Gas Coal Char
OIL during fiscal ending
S. right accept reject any pro
part thereof Information furnished
Application ENVELOPES proposals should
marked Proposals Fuel etc" addressed MALVERN
HILL. BARNI-M a. NJ. L. !. NJ. a
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Note The approximate amount Of the lien charge
satisfy described property be sold
81 sdOa with thereon from The 13sh day OF
March, 1900 together Wish the and allowances
amounting s2sS0S together with % sale
The approximate II the
water other liens. De allowed the purchaser
of the purcha8e paid BY Ins rsferse In
S1s3 81 and
Dated New XorA. March 10Th 1900.
GEORGE Sc 49, 6essra
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The approximate O. charge satisfy
which the above described property DE- sold, is
81 SGT 46. with thereon the 18th OF
March, together with allowances
ing $500 % Interest 18Th, 1900
gether with the the The approximate
amount Of assessments, other liens which
be allowed the purchaser of the
or paid by the Referee is sll62T and interest The
VIII De sold subject against
as @ division n deed Brown Brown
recorded Lber 7Ul VI COnveyanCes. page
office Register Of WestChester County
Dared New York, March 18th, 1900
CHARLES A JACKSON, Referee.
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The approximate amount the lien 20 satisfy which
ne property IS . De sold Is Sss4l17
February II. aud
interest March Sd 1900 together with tne sxDensss
OF the sale The approximate OF taxes ma ssseS
nents 20 oe allowed the purchaser OF the prcnazs
money, paid Referee Is $50 a ana fnrsrS.f
AUGUSTUS VAN WICK Referas
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TIE approximate OF o satisfy which
prope y IL 20 De sold Is s. s57f7 from Feb
ruary a. 800 and s33i 15 allowances with
terest fro March 3rd 1900
the sale The approximate OF and
Hehts 20 De allowed 70 the of
money. or paid by the Referee S3ss 10 interest
AUGUSTUS VAN WICK Referee
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financial HleetlHas.

THE JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY
Chicago III. March 9th. 1900.
ANNUAL MEETING.
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Joliet and
Chicago Railroad Company hereby notified that
the annual Meeting Of said company election OF
Directors and transaction OF other
be presented Will be held Room 507 No. Michigan
ave, in Chicago, Illinois, Monday. the 2nd day
April a 10 clock
The books will al the close OF bust
hours on the l5th instant ana
day or april next Il. Z. r. WOOD
Secretary.
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for interest thereon az the rate Of 5
VIII % allowed purchaser OF mia bid.
following 0f It's
ts End
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OFFICE OF
WestfnK house Electric sS

Westtnghouse Electric 81 Mfg. Co.
l20 Broadway, New York March IA 1890
4 T A MEETING of the Executive Committee
held this DAY Il was
RESOLVED. Thai a quarterly dividend O ONE AND
THREE-QCARTERS PER CENT QaagcJ upon the Pre-
ferred Stock the Company payable april
- 1890 stockholders record that
the Preferred Stock be closed March
Il o'clock 81 and april l90o 10 o'clock
A. 81.
T w sIEMON. Assistant Treasurer
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GOLFER COMPANY.

u Broadway. New York. Mch. IS 1900.
4 MEETING of the Directors of the
Amagamaed Copper Company. a quarterly dividend
Of ONE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT, and a divi-
aend OF 4 declared payable April 80 La
stockholders P M March 26 Transfer
books close p M, March % open May l.
WM. O. ROCK EFEI.I-ER. Sec and Treas.
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To Shareholders of the
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY

me undersigned have been requested by holders Of
large amount OF the stock 10 act as an Advisory
COMMITTEES FOR the protection OF
holders Although concurr1ng view that the best
solution OF the existing difficulties harmonious and
eu action between the creditors and shareholders on
an equitable basis they nevertheless think that THE
INTERESTS OF THE SHAREHOLDERS MAY
DEMAsD THE EXISTENCE OF SEPARATE
OohniTTEE having for its sole object the care and
protection OF the stockhodiug interests The Committee
does not at present deem necessary call for teposs
Oh stoek but stockholders q
at once with its Secretary giving their addresses and the
amount OF their holdings
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
or H1ward Sweet u Co.
JAMES S. JAHVIE.
Of Arhuckle Bros.
EMANUEL LEHMAN,
II Lehman Bros
FREDERICK UHLMANy
stockholders Advisory Committee
w s WILSON. Secretary.
rs Broad Street.
DAVID WILCOX
of Opdyke Wilcox a. Rr1stow
HOLLIS. WAGNER Il BURGHARD
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Dlpioeno Notirea.
hd- Cincinnati. Chicago and 81 Louf
hallway 90.

StneinnaFf. Chicago and ~ Loufs
Hallway 90.
A OT-sDr-r,r,r- March 18th 1900.
Il StAhIERLI dividend Of ONE AND ONE
s.e, ~ AFTER q - PER CENT viii be- na,s ON the
Es5~[s'-SsslocE slocE oi his Company April 2Jfb 1870 o
% record a. the close business Ngrrh sn,b
Eags - -.s '--eS 1i Aasssrs J. 7. Morgan q Co. New
.s0 - @-sier l 11oks VIII close Ii March soth
70 -S'ieisd al ~ clock A Nj. April 9th 1890
Z z. cox, Treasurer.
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY
bIhlDEND no. %
xf'TgEs n, - 5rooklyn y. Y March 7,h taoo
- hcAhD OF TRUSTEES has This 9av
E Il his sgsIsery dividend Of 2 upon the capital
5o5.s loFe Al closing Of transfer boSks To
Eatl gG -. =. De closed from P II Marc 5ss 80
- O. IA april "a. 1900 S4- 90 lS's'
JAS R COWISG. Secretary
'Nios BAG a PAPER ConPAsY
II Tres iDEAD OF ONE AND THREE1ottsAR-
seapAhy has beer On the preferred stock Of this
100 ose.Arsd payable ana afteT nr,i
As-ch 1f fe+-s
.se az 80 snsfeF-is1okH viii clase a OSs.l-ss On
1s oeiock 4 M r NJ and reopen on April II $50 ~ =;
frank "AsHBURE Secretary
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Dipiheu0 y otlres.
New-York March 7, 1900
NATIONAL STEEL COMPANY.

The regular quarterly dividend q has been de-
claTed the preferred this Company payable
March 2lst. 1900 stockholders record at the
close Of business March 10th.
Transfer books will be closed to the preferred stock
from March l7tl Slst, both days inclusive
F. 5. WHEELER, Treasurer.
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RIDER & SMITH Esqs
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
- Pine Street. New York city
JAMES A DONEGAS ESQ,
Atty. for deft Edward McArdls.
Beeknan Street New York City.
COHALAN BROTHERS. Esqs..
Attys for deft- John Dargou
I'll Broadway New York City.
BAGGOTT & RYALL, Esqs
Attys for deft. Susan smith
300 Broadway. New York city
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15

Company are Hornblower, Byrne, Mil
Ter & Potter, of New York City, Stone
& Potter, of Pittsburg, and William M.
0. Dawson, of Charleston.
Ninth-The Pittsburg, Connellsville
and Wheeling Railroad Company has
well appointed offices at Moundsville
and is carrying its project forward in
a business like manner, is making no
effort to block the purposes of other
corporations except for the purpose of
putting up its own line.
Tenth-There is no business connec-
ton nor are there any actual or i'm
piled agreements between the officials
OF the Pittsburg, Connellsville and
Wheeling Railroad Company and the
Pennsylvania or b. & o. management.
Eleventh-We offer to the people of
the Ohio valley in traffic connected
with Wheeling delivery all real and
genuine advantages that can be offered
by any other corporation purposing to
tap the same territory
This offer is made without the ask
ing of any subsidy or appropriation
from Ohio county and we hereby guar
antee that there will be no proposition
made in the future to voters of Ohio
county by which or through which they
are asked to contribute half million
or any sum as a subsidy to obtain the
construction of this railroad.
FRANCIS II. KIMBALL,
President.
EDGAR A. HOLMES,
General Manager.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15
VIEWS OF HENRY CLEWS.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE stock
market has developed considerable
strength in spots and, as a whole, is
stronger than a week ago. Two of
the most influential factors in the mar
ket have been the developments in the
Chinese situation and in the Kansas
City convention.
Affairs inEChina are still greatly con-
fused. The worst feared seems to
have happened. Until the present dy-
nasty is removed and China Is given a
clean and capable government, the flu
ture must be problematical. That is
now the task before the Great Powers,
and it augurs we'll that so little friction
has thus far developed on a subject
regarding which there has been for
years such intense international jeal-
ousy. China Is now passing through
the throes of a new birth. When these
are over, the world will witness an
opening such as never before exper-
fenced; that OIL Japan sinking into in
significance because of the enormous
population and resources Of China The
opening of China means more to the
United States than to any other ma
ton. No people is so favorably sit
uated for supplying the wants which
Western civilization will create in
China Railroads and electrical de-
vices will come first; food products
will follow after; yet these will be but
a beginning of the development of a
greater commerce that will flow out
through our Pacific coast cities from
our established industries in the East
ern States and the new industries of the
West and South. American industry,
in due time, will benefit from the res
direction of China far beyond what it
yet realizes; and as for American cap
ital. that is likely to be as enterpris-
ing in seeking new openings as Eng
lish, German or Russian when stable
and liberal government is established.
Stocks have been chiefly influenced
by special considerations. Some of the
Changers have been weakened by de-
creased earnings by the large dim
mutton of the Spring wheat crop, and
also by the expected moderation of
trade activity in certain sections The
downward tendency OF the iron trade
which promises to continue has had
depressing effect, not only upon the in
dustrials but also upon some of the
railroads dependent upon that traffic.
The Southwestern properties showed
considerable strength. mainly owing
TO the prospect OF big corn crop-the
mainstay of important sections of the
country. The Southern roads are hold
ing their own. in spite of a short cot
ton crop, because of the general state
of prosperity prevailing in the South.
The lessened yield of cotton in 1899
1900 is largely if not wholly Offset BY
an advance of about so per cent in
price; while the development Of Indus
try e the South, especially = cotton
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
AT YOUR GROCER'S.
OIL NEWS.

STEU O., July 14.-E.
S. Moore, of Ross township, this coun-
ty, has drilled in a well at a depth of
1900 feet on his own farm OF 500 acres.
An oil expert says the well is a little
too far south east to strike the line
from Oil City to Cornine, and Mr..
Moore wants the farm tested and Of
fers a lease to company for only a
1-25 interest. j. R. Reed, OF Smiths
Ferry. is trying to organize a company
with 40 shares at S25 each TO drill the
second well and get the lease.
Everything now points to the new
oil field three miles southwest of Bow
erston being a good producing field.
The country is wild. not adapted TO
farming, and is just the kind of terri
tory where lots of oil is found. Get
ting to locations far away from the
Panhandle track means teaming over
all kinds Of country. Scio saloon and
restaurant men have pitched their
tents there and are doing big bust
ness. Mooney & Co. opened up the
field, drilling the first we'll early in
March and the well is still making
fair showing At this time there are
about rs derricks in the ueld, covering
a territory about two miles square. IC
is impossible to obtain. leases In the
field unless through the Spectator in
leases, who asAs Scio boom prices. The
leasing has extended into Carroll
county and in two weeks or more the
limits OF the field will be defined. Wild
cat wells are going down on all sides
and two dozen strings OF tools are az
ter the coveted fluid. There are Is
uyalIa in ha AoId
from 2 10 so barrels a day. No. / Nc
Kean Is making 20 barrels and No. 2
is making 10 barrels. No. 5 Fisher
operated by Cadwallader & Gambler
is showing fer the best well in the
field. The territory is practically sur
rounded By wildcat wells, some OF
which have been drilled in for a con-
siderable length of time One was
near the tunnel, one on the Gamble
farm, two on the Merrick farm. and
one on the Clarkson farm A good
well was drilled on the Dunlap farm
on the Fourth by the Highland Oil Co.
No. | Cheney is making 80 barrels a
gay, and several more are drilling
A. Home company has completed a
10 barrel well on the Long farm. Gil
lespie gave $3.50 bonus for the Nc
Mean IdTm. "A D0nus was paid TOT the
Johnston Hanna lease X. w. Wal
lace, @. E. Gilmore and G. G. LOOMS.
OF Parkersburg. have these leases.
Cheney farm; Nelson Watt farm, 20
acres. $500 bonus: g. w. Grown aarnn.
157 acres. $500 bonus. w. B. Weyand
farm. 100 acres. $500 bonus. The n
7. Petroleum Co paid 800 bonus for
r. e. Parsons, IS acres: John Fl. Scott,
OF Conversion. paid $400 bonus for the
j. P. Brown so acres. and $500 bonus
for Brown Bnos. 50 acres. Copeland
broe. Of scio. paid SOC S-onus Tor Nan
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15
CHARGES AGAINST RAY.

NOME. Alaska, June q, (yia San
Francisco. July 14)--Charges have
been fled against Major Patrick Hem
ry Ray, who. previous to the arrival
of Brig. Gen. Randall. commanded the
troops in Alaska by Captain Wright.
of Company l.. Seventh y. s. infantry.
who in turn has been the subject OF 6
counter complaint by Major Ray.
The charges against the major con-
tain over twenty specifications aIle-
cations involving bis Integrity and con-
duct as an officer, Wright Is charged
with disobedience Of orders.
Gen. Randall Is expected to hold =
court of Inquiry at Fort Egbert, where
Ray Is now stationed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
AT YOUR GRoCER'S.
FOUGHT OVER APPOINTMENTS
Huntington Republican. Indulge sr

Huntington Republicans Indulge an
Desperate Game of FisticuGs.
Special to the Register.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va. July a.
Peter Wiley, ex-chief OF police. and
Sam Belyille, member of Council ON
one side, and Policeman Freb Forbush
and Edward Burnett on the other. en-
gagged in fight on Ninth street at six
O'Clock this evening. Burnett had one
arm broken and other participants
were considerably bruised up before
they could be separated All are Re-
publicans and the fight is the out
growth OF appointments made by the
new administration.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15
II. q o. seashore Excursiopx

Thursday, July 26th. is the date of
the next Atlantic City excursion over
the B. & 0. Fare for the round trip
$1,000. Tickets good Is days, and good
to stop off in Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington, returning. Special
train of coaches and Pullman sleeping
cars will leave B. & o. station 1920 a.
m. enabling passengers to reach At
lantic City 500 p. m. same day. Other
trains leave Wheeling Sis a. m. and
$50 p. m. Secure your sleeping car
space at once. from T. c.. Burke, Pas
senger and Ticket Agent, B. G. o. sta
ton.
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Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, July 14.-Cattle, receipts,
$50 head; market normally steady; ma
tives, good to prime steers, $5.10@5.70;
mixed stockers $3.75@3.90; cows steady
at $4,000 rs; heifers 100000; bulls
firm at s275@4.50; calves $45O@6.S5;
receipts for the week, 1850 head; last
week, 3,100 head.
Hogs, receipts to-day $4,000 head;
Monday, $4,000 estimated; left over
$500 head; market opened steady, clos
ing weak to sc lower; top $5.45; mixed
butchers $5.10@545.
Sheep, receipts, $500 head; sheep
and lambs steady; good to choice weth-
ers $4.10Q5.10; native lambs $4.ov0
go
Receipts this week, cattle 1880
head; hogs, 141, 200 head; sheep, Il 500
head. Last week, cattle, 45,600 head;
hogs, SO, 200 head; sheep, $500 head.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15
THE RAILROAD ORDINANCE
SOME CHANGES IN PRECINCTS.
This MorninE-Trades Assembly to
Meet TO-day-Meeting of Business
Men Last Night-General Interest
in the Election.

The interest in the special election
to be held next Tuesday for the pur-
pose of passing upon the ordinance
providing for a subscription by Ohio
county OF 100000 to the capital stock
of the Uniontown. Waynesburg & West
Virginia railroad, is very lively. and
the indications all point to very
heavy vote, considering the nature of
the question and the apathy which is
usually manifested by citizens in mat
tiers of this nature.
Last night there was a conference
in the Chamber Of Commerce of bust
ness men who are interested in the
ratification of the ordinance at which
plans for getting out favorable vote
were discussed. This afternoon the
Trades Assembly will meet to further
discuss the ordinance and the pro-
posed railway. The Assembly has is
sued circular against the ordinance
In accordance with the law bearing
Va |hO oubJOCI OHC POiio VIII OpSu at
sunrise and close at sunset. There
have been slight changes in the voting
precincts. Clerk Moffat, of the Board
of County Commissioners, furnished
the following corrected list of voting
places yesterday:
Washington-No. 1, 205 Main; No. 2,
40 MoiY1. ~
liant engine house; No 5, sol Market;
No. 6, $50 Market; No. 7, Fulton hose
house; No. s, 1910 McColloch street.
Madison-No. l, southwest corner of
Florida street and alley j; No 2, 1O6
South Broadway; No. 3, northeast cor
ner Penn and Ohio streets; No. 4, Sew
enth ward hose house; No 5, Midway
club rooms; No. 6, Meyers cigar store,
Kentucky street
Clay-No. l, Second ward market
house; No. 2, chemical engine; No. 8,
E. S. Dunaway, on Eoff street; No. 4,
the old jail; No. 5, Geo. Bordeaux, 119
Fourteenth street; No. g. John Mccain
non, McCulloch street.
Union-No. /, basement of court
house; No. 2, Kaltenbach's cigar shop;
NO. 3, Fosters shoe shop No. 4, Bea-
bout club; No. 5, 1712 Wood street; No.
6, Bearley's hall; No. Z, 1905 Eoff street,
Frames oil store.
Center-No. /, hook and ladder; No.
2, 2143 Main; No. 8, 2207 Market; No.
4, 2226 Market; No. 3, 1904 Market;
No. 6, 1926 Eoff; No. 7, 2400 Chapline.
Webster-No. 1, 2605, Chapline; No.
2, 2519 Boff No. 3, 2705 Chapline; No.
4, 1927 Eoff; No. 5, corner Thirty-third
and ChapIne; No. 6 corner Thirty first
and Wood; No. 1874 Twenty ninth.
Ritchfe-No. l. 3517 Jacob; No. 2,
1913 Jacob; No. 3. 3719 Jacob; No. 4,
1926 Jacob; No. 5, 4011 Jacob; No. 6,
432S Jacob; No. Z. 1927 Jacob; No. s.,
school house; No. 8, Caldwell run.
Triadelphia-No. l, Leatherwood
school house; No. 2, Beech Glenn
school house; No. 3, town hall Elm
Grove; No. 4, Feay house; No. 5,
Green's hotel, Triadelphia; No. 6, Jo-
seph Robinsons.
Liberty-No. 1, school house, West
Liberty; No. 2, Lester McCammon s,
Potomac NO. 3, school house at VAL
ley Grove.
Richland-No. l, school house,
Glenn's run; No. 2, brick school house.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15
Officers Chn.nn

Following is the result of the cleo
ton of officers by Mullen Division, A.
0. H.; President. Jas. A. Fitzsimmons;
Vice President, Ed. Miller; Recording
Secretary, ]. e. Collins; Financial
Secretary. ]. E. Ferguson; Treasurer,
Il. w. Daugherty; Sentinel Jas. Tully;
Doorkeeper, VIM. Butler; standing
committee, Daniel Gaughen, Ed Mil
Ter. Jas. Tully, Chas. Hoff, P. Craig;
Insurance Secretary. John Tully.