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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-10
Jersey t,ow for Sale.

Four years oil, first class in all re-
spects, will be fresh in few days.
j. A. POWELL, Greenmont.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-10
For sale.

A desirable lot on Prospect street.
For terms, apply to Miss Boughner
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-10
The Weather.

Cloudy and warmer tonight with
rain in west portion. Wednesday,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-10

New shirts at Hirschmans.
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ROAD OPENED.
New Masontown Branch is Re-
ceiving Traffic.

Last spike Driven amidst Great En-.
thusiasm Immense Business That is
Being Done More Rumors of Double
Track on This Branch From Connells-
vile 10 fairmont.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-02
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

]. c. Parkinson. president of the
State League OF Republican Clubs. will
return to-day from n trip through the
eastern part of the state, where he was
looking after business connected with
the league.
William II. Mckinley and Charles
Jones. of Pittsburgh. were here yester-
day. They were here to close a deal for
large block of coal lands IT. Clay dis
trict for Sheridan Bowdcn.
A small son of Sam Beck fell from n
scnffold ut the new Phillips building.
on Eleventh street, yesterday. Hc fell
n distance OF about fifteen feet, but es-
capped with few bruises.
The oil well which is being put down
by the Associated Producers OIL Com
pany. OF Parkersburg. on the Alex.
Taylor farm on, Roberta Ridge, 10
down nearly 1900 feet.
The Hard HItters ball club will go
out to Cameron Tomorrow. where they
will the club OF TINT place In return for
the drubbing they received last sunn-
mer. ~
Drs. ]. W. Hickey. OF Glen Easton,
and J. w. Mcdonald. OF Banw,od, were
here yesterday, attending tina meeting
OF the pension examining board.
a marriage license was issued yester-
day to Jacob Cecil. aged twenty-five.
and Mary Yoders, aged twenty.one.
both OF Cameron. Misses
Prosecuting Attorney T, J. Parsons
will so out to Sherrnrd this evening,
where he will address the Republican
club OF that place.
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adJndged insane and wifi be taken TO
me asylum at Weston in a few days.
Mrs. Alfred Smith. Of Cincinnati. and
Mrs. Wilson, Of Glen Easton, were the
guests Of Mrs. G. F. Gray yesterday. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. McBroom left
Yesterday for Jerusalem, Ohio, to spend
q week with relatives. '555l7
Joseph Malcolm is on duty MS special
police in place OF Officer stilwel, who
is taking q vacation. IS,
Harry NJ. Carpenter and wife leave
Bea4lsville, Ohio. 5sa n
Misses Anna and Jessie Hooten have
returned from q three weeks visit at
Atlantic City. 1,f3'5 i7'''' g'll 9
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fish, OF Tom
iinson avenue, nre the guests OF friends
In Wheeling. |' b, NJ y
Council Will meet tonight and the
Potts case Will be taken up and dlspos-
ed OF. fl1Tl 5s N 15g
Fred. Gray. OF New Nlartinsv4lle, is
the guest OF r. G. Dorsey. Of Grant av-
enue. =
Mrs. E. P. Bowman and children are
visiting their old home in Franklin dis
trtct. stf. 5;i,f. !, h.
Miss Iona Walton and Alex. Walton,
Of Martins Ferry, are visiting relatives
]. c: Bardall left yesterday for a two
weeks so5ourn ut Mountain Lake Park.
Misses Sarah Porter and Bird Hubbs
left yesterday, for Mountain Lake Park.
A. J. Seamon, of the First ward. was
In wheeling on business yesterday.
J. r. Stilwell, of Jefferson avenue, Is
confined to his room with sickness, =
Miss Jean Mcdowell. OF Greenville,
Pa, Is the guest of Miss Dakan.
B. .. McCuskey and son Hay We're in
Wheeling yesterday on business.
G. F. Gray left yesterday on busi-
ness trip to Roane county. ,5st
r. B. Watson. OF Cameron, was here
on business yesterday. I'd. H.,
Walter Purdy, Of the First ward, is
on the sick list. 49, f
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BELLA1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County.

John A. GalIaheT and family have
about completed arrangements to
movs to Martins Ferry. where they
will make thar future home. Mr.. Gull
| aher has been the leading member of
Trinity Episcopal church here, and
Hans Tyler has been selected rs secre-
tnry-treasurer In his place, and Fl. w.
Hunter to MI his place on the executive
board. Both are young men, active In
all the affairs In which they partlci-
pate. Mr.. Gallaher has been q resident
of this city for Ions time, IS q good
citizen and an intelligent gentleman,
who Will be missed here.
: Hcatherington's band went to Ep-
worth park yesterday morning and Will
reInnia during the assembly meeting
Quite number Of people wcne out
during the day and more will continue
TO SO each day this, week, as some Of
them have been holding of unit! the
programme commenced, and that VIII
be this morning. The band will give n
concert each evening during the social
! hour.
The Century Glass Company has fire
In the furnace, drying ,lt,,and the pots
will be set and heated ae soon as prac-
ticable, SO that It Il, pssstble this plant
will be In operation before the first OF
September. The decision TO. operate on
electric bulbs. globes. shades, ETC. In
dicntes they are wlde-awake. for no
business In the glass pnc has such OPP
portunities opening up. ...
The pump Mt the city building Is not
in working order and 1t seems to be
general opinion that batter water might
be had there II new casing was put
down. There arc those. including the
health officer. who pronounce the. water
obtained Mt that point latterly. ms very
bad.
The body Of the young son OF VIII
Connolly was found yesterday near the
wharf. and the funeral will take, place
this morning,
Miss Mary Nicholson returned to Chi
cayo yesterday, after spending sea-
son with the family Of her nephew, T.
c.. Nicholson.
Mayor Goodhue md Marshal Irwin. OF
Martins Ferry. were In Della!re Tues
day evening. on ofIlcIal business.
W. G. Mccain and family have gone
on 4 tour OF the lakes, Mr.. Mccain
just recovering from the fever.
Cathnrine Whiting bought the Little
ton property In Horns addition for
81, 050.
Charles Powell has purchased tho
James Grooms property in lower town.
Prosecuting Attorney Armstrong
spent Tuesday evening In this city.
Hon. +. Il. Armstrong went to Col
umbus yesterday. on business.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor. s5.

Master Roger Lupton entertained O
number OF his friends last evening ut
his home, on Hickory street, In honor OF
his birthday. About t%entyr OF his
young friends we're present! and O most
enjoyable evening was spent bytall, 4,
The funeral of the fifteen months-old
child OF Mr.. and Mrs George Reecc will
take place this afternoon at o'clock,
from the family residence on, Main
street, and the interment will be. at
1ivcryiew cemetery. IN. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. james English and son
left yesterday for their home at NTH
Gle, Ind. after a weeks visit with the
family Of A. G. Hardenstcin, on Main
street. nr,,,,,, II. -
DR.. Edward Arbaugh. returned yes
terday from Columbus. where he sue
cessfully passed the state medical ex-
animation. He will locate in this city.
The marriage of Chester Belleville,
OF this city, to Miss Anna Williams. OF
Wheeling, occurred Tuesday evening. at
the residence OF the brides parents.
The Young Ladies' Aid Society, Of the
st. Mary's church. will give u lawn fete
on the grounds adjoining the church
next Wednesday, evening. ,.,H..a3i
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Harris arc the
proud parents OF new girl which ar
rived at their home, on Fifth street,
yesterday morning.
Mrs. A.:IN. Diven and sister. Miss
Edna Wilson, leave Tomorrow for
Cleveland. TO spend few days with rel
atives. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Maskrey are ex-
pected home next week from an ex-
tended visit with relatives In Scot
land.
The case Of Miss Nora Devinney
against Mrs. Winfield Walsh will be
heard before Squire Newland to-day.
Misses Rose. Tucl,cr and Daisy Cooper,
Of Williamsburg. Pa, IRE the guests of
the family of Howard Hipkins.
. a private dance Will be given at Nc
Swords orchard this evening by the
young people of this city.
Miss Maggie Brannon was taken to
the asylum at Columbus yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Majors.
Mrs. L. J. C. Drennen returned last
evening, from two weeks visit with
her sisters, at Oberlin.
Misses Gertrude Ylngling and Aggle
Alderman leave to-day for q ten days
stay at Atlantic City. l.a-i sT.si,,,.,
Mrs. James Copham left yesterday
for atuncic. Ind, to spend /, couple Of
weeks with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs George W. Reece leave
to-day for Atlantic City. 10 be gone
about ten days.
A trolley party from Wheeling passed
through the city last evening on the
Dewey" car. -
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. HoEe leave next
week for Atlantic City to spend couple
of weeks. s= Ia
Rev. S. 7. Boyle has returned from n
short visit with friends at Pittsburgh.
Auditor Madison Atdredge was in the
city last evening. from ST. Clairsville.
]. e. IIirtz was In ST. ClGirsvIlle yes
terdRy on business. l'.tJA .F'F,,'.,
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upRHr1r-t D
BENWooD.
News Notes From tho Busy Marshall
County Town. -.

The water was turned on yesterday,
after having been shut OF, twelve hours
Tuesday night. A defective plug was
being repaired on Fourth street, which
necesslta,ted shutting of the water.
Much complaint Is heard because the
filter has not been completed. The con-
tract was given ayear ago and resi-
dents are still compelled to drink germ
laden water from the Ohio. Council
should take action In the matter.
DR.. Alley. secretary of the new bank,
yesterday issued notices to the stock
holders. requesting payment OF the first
installment, amounting to 10 per cent OF
the entire subscription. There IRE fifty
stockholders In the new enterprise and
they are all Benwood parties. One
share is limited to each person, the
amount of a share being $500. y'
1t is reported another effort will be
made at the next meeting OF council to
obtain IN independent telephone fran
chise. A similar effort was made two
years ago and 1t was defeated by O
very narrow margin. 60
Citizens complain about the practice
Of boys playing ball In the alleys about
town. Several windows have been bro
ken Of late. and 1t Is hoped the city or
dlnance prohibiting the practice will be
enforced.
To-day occurs the annual picnic Of
st. Matthews German church. at Mo-
Fart park, and no doubt large crowd
Will be In attendance. Dancing and
other amusements will be furnished.
Surveyors have been at work at
Little Grave creek surveying for the
proposed gns main to be laid between
Wheeling and Moundsville. connecting
with the main line at Wheeling.
Ed. Nolan. the Main street barber. re-
turned last evening from three weeks
tour through the enst. visiting Ealti-
more, York, Gettysburg, Harrisburg.
and other points. 40 ~
Miss Bertha Schad will leave In :. q
few days for Baltimore, where She will
enter a hospital and undergo. an opera
ton on her eyes. III
Patrick Ward. of SteubenviIfc. who
has been the guest OF friends here for
the past few days, left for Sistersville
yesterday.
The Empire Athletic Club viii dance
ut Blue Ribbon hall next Thursday
evening. Prof. Long will furnish the
music. }F rsHs'r,EE
Frank Burke had the misfortune to
have n finger severely injured In ball
game at the Junction Tuesday evening.
Miss Mildred Vincent has returned to
her home at Glencoe, after o pleasant
ten days stay with relatives here.
Miss Alice Hoyt has gone to the
camp grounds, where she Will spend
her ten days vacation.
Il Miss Lizzie We-ning, Of Martins
Ferry. Is the guest OF Miss Daisy Beck
err on Main street.
Charles Schad and family have re-
turned from stay with friends on the
camp grounds.
J. W. Leech Will remove his family to
the camp grounds for the summer. to-
day.
]. W. Johns has returned from fly
Ing business trip to Jacobsburg. Ohio.
Miss Carrie IcCnbe is spending q
weeks vacation on the camp grounds.
Charles Erp, the city weighmaster, Is
able to be out, after a weeks illness.
Marshal Furbec is visiting friends at
Glover's Gap.
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A Night of Terror.

awful anxiety was felt for the widow
Of the brave General Durham. OF Ma
chlns, Nc. when the doctors said she
could not live TIL morning." writes Mrs.
8. II. Lincoln. who attended her that
fearful night. "All thought she must
soon die from Pneumonia. but she
begged for DIR. Kings New Discovery,
saying It hud more than once saved her
life, and had cured her OF Consumption
After three small doses she slept easily
all night, md It's further use completely
cured her." This marvellous medicine
Ia guaranteed to cure MI Throat. Chest
and Lung Diseases. Only soc and 81 90.
Trial bottles free ut the Logan Drug
Co.'S drug store.
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To-DAY's GAMEs:! II
Wheeling at Youngstown. ~.
Columbus at Dayton.
= Toledo at New Cast4n js,a

Yesterday being an OH day FOR Wheel
Ing on the Interstate schedule, the
stogies went up to Wcllsburg and play
ed that long promised ,garlsBwl,h tho
strong Wellsburg seml-pronssionals.
The Wellsburgers were confident thut
their team would give the 1riter-staters
all they could handle, but Wheeling
managed to win a very Interesting and
well played contest by a score of to l,
in the.presence of 4 large crowd Of en-
ihlsiasts. aG No.
The team presented weakened front
owing, to four players being on the hos
pttal list. Whlssen, the local twirfer,
who pitched few games for wheeling
and Fort Wayne last year, was in the
box for the leaguers, and Lucas, for
mcrly OF Wheeling and Grand Rapids,
pitched for the Wellsburg nine. Boyd
gave Whlssen elegant support, anu tn.
semi-profasslonals were at his mercy
from start TO finish
The 'Wheelings did not exert them
selves greatly at any staga,%@a victory,
however close the score, being all the
hoys,r'were after. The work Of the
Wheeling infielders. especially Pcquln-
Eey ana Rnthermel. was hair raising.
two fast double plays almost paralyz-
ing the wellsburg fans. Score:
Wheeling .....2 l o Q. o 2 OIL. 0-S .. j
welisburg 80 0 l 90 o o o OIL 6 6
Batteries Wheeling, Whfsscu and
Boyd; 1Wellsburg, Lucas and Farrell.
~ Other Interstate Games.
At Dayton. tqiG RHE
Dayton .......e 0 o o o i o-5 8 i
Columbus 30 0 90 O. o o 0 90 q 4
Batteries, Watkins and Donahue; Dam
tells and Quinn.
At Mansfield. RHE
Mansfield 80 0 az % sOt6;a1-G s l
Fort wayne.5 S o o o cd S0-l2 IS Q
Batteries, From and Fox; ;Fricsen and
Kleinow. t1Of
At Youngstown. RHE
Youngstown 40 Il 90 900 OIL 10 i
New Castle 100 o22oQ0Q1-S1 L 3
Batteries. Rosebrough ard Murphy;
Eiggomier and Grafiius. nj n
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day in the Town at tn
End Of the Bridge. o., !,

The Mckinley md Roosevelt Club Of
Bridgeport met last night, with O large
attendance and great enthusiasm.
| There are now llS members, md more
coming. Liberal subscriptions of money
have been made TO the support OF the
club. Another meeting Will bc,held next
| Wednesday evening, when well known
speakers win address the club.
The funeral Of the thlrteen-months-
| old child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nor
man. of Blaine. which died Tuesday
evening, will occur at . o'clock this af-
! ternoon, and intcrmcnt will be Mt Lin
wood cemetery. IG..a
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Johnson and
two daughters. of West Liberty, are
| spending few days with friends In
Kirkwood. 5l..-'-
a number OF young people from here
will attend the dance given Mt Nc
Swords orchard, In Martins Ferry. this
evening.
Mrs. Martin Long. OF stersviilc, Is
| the guest for q few days of the family
OF r. II. Robbins. on Railroad street.
The Happy Eight Fishing Club left
| yesterday for Darlington to spend n
couple OF weeks fishing and hunting.
Misses Lottic and Alice Cox viii en-
tcrtaia their friends this evening, at
their home. In SIrkwood.
All members OF Branum Post, G. a.
| T.. nre urged TO be present Mt the meet
| Ing Tomorrow evening".
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams leave
| to-day for couple OF weeks visit with
relatives Mt Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Elmer RohertshHw went to Steu-
benvllle last evening. to spend few
days with relatives.
Miss Bessie Foglc returned last eve
| ming from n few days visit with rcln-
| tlves at Toronto.
Harry and Fled Gordon leave to-day
| for ten days Stny ut Atlantic City.
S. J. Bristor, Of Columbus. was n
business caller In the city. yesterday.
Rev. Cook Giffen. OF Hannibal. is the
! guest OF his parents.,in KirlSwood.
The trustees Of the hamlet OF Brook
! side. Will meet tomorrow evening.
There will he no SERVICES at the NJ. Il.
or Presbyterian church Sunday.
Sidney Davis huH returned from n
business trip to Cleveland.
Harry Sells hns returned from bus
incss trip TO Wcllsville.
| r ----e-aN-so------
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phillips Wns Etfective.

BOSTON. August l.-1shgllps was OK
trcmcy effective to-day. thu Ros'ons max
Ing only four hits on ,.hlS delivery In
eleven Innings. BostopnW9n in the elcv-
er'h on a baEo on ballE JRo outs ana a
single. Knhoc was struck on the loot
BY bat,cd bail In the second Inning and
retired, Poitz taking hial place. Attendance
l.Th. Score: ''"il' Il II Il
lioston ............i OO0,i.0DO00l-3 1 /
Cincinnati ........0 0 0'i.6o / 0 o.: . .
Brttertcs. Dtneen and sullivan: Phillips
md Kahoe and Pci,z.'N Enrncd runs.
Cincinnati .. Time. ::,l. Umpire. Swnrt-
wood. -H y lt'f "
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The phillIes Rhllied.

PHILADELPHIA. Ausfst LIN the
eighth inning OF to-day's, $ame between
Philadelphia and ST. Louln the locals de-
veloped n batting streak; ntu won by tho
close margin OF one run. ,:Slx singles and
II double Gent four men iadross the plate.
Up to thnt time Young hat@kept the hits
well scattered. Score: .ulbt. z II J.
st. Louis .,...0 1 0 Tl:0 !? OIL u Z
Philadelphia z 0 0 0 lHl IS IL 3
batter!ea. Young and msabingon; Orth
1. Philadelphia 4. TimHF et2J. Umpire,
Snyder. Attendance. 3.9fO.N0
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also weak at the bat when n hit meant
runs, Warner Is still thtl hospital. The
physicians hope to have Warmers arm in
s shaape for next season. Scores, RHE
New York ....l o / i 0S2 0,t3 IS I
Batteries, Taylor and Donahuc. carrich
IND Bowerman. Earned runs. New York
=, Home run. Dayis. Time. 2:l5. Al.
tendance, 900. Umpire, Terry. III -
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To.DAY's GAMES.
Chicago ut New York, -
St. Louis at PHILADELPHIA.
.Ttltsrr .Ha.s...H.0 Rnstnn n = BrohkIyn

BROOKLYN. August Tho Brookfyns
turned the tables on Pittsburgh to-day,
taking advantage OF some RAGGED fielding
In the sixth, when two errors, n base on
balls, an unaccepted chance, four singles
and nm out netted seven rutis: With the
lend einehed. McGlnn!ty. who'had pitched
great ball. let down In the seventh. while
In the eighth Cross sent in two runs by
wild throw Into the bleachcrss Z The work
Of Duhlen, Leach and Ely and Jones'
h,,t fnn k
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II pnby is Cutting Tneth

Dc sure and use that old and wcl-tried
remedy. Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing
Syrup. for children tecthing. It soothes
the child. softcns the gum. allays all
pnln. cures wind colir and is tho bes,
remedy for d!arrhocn. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle. mws.f
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GENERAL NOTICES.
10oARD OF EQUALIZATION AND
~ APPEALS.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
N1IUEK : VIIICCt
fttir ~ Nrh.ntt,r \V

N4lcEk y pllCc,
City OF Wheeling. W. Va,
Public notice tF hereby given TO all per
gons Interested that the ASSESSORS elected
by the council OF the city OF Wheeling
have completed their assessment for the
year and made return thereof TO my Office.
Any person Wishing to appeal from said
assessment or desiring any corrections
made. will appear Mt the city building be-
fore the board OF equalization and appeals
on the following days ut . o'clock n. m..
MS the said board will meet ut that t!mo
at the said city building to hear all oh
teotiong to said assessments and revise
and correct the same:
First WRrd-Wcdncsday August s.
Second Wnrd-ThursdRy. August ..
Third Ward-Fridny. August 10.
Fourth Wnrd-Mondny. August II.
Fifth Ward-Tuesday. AuSuat II.
Sixth Wnrd-Wcdnesday, August Is.
Seventh Wnrd-Thursdny. August ID.
Eighth Ward-f'riday, August II.
TllOS. o'BRlEN, Jr..
Jy3o 'l.. City Clerk.
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American League.
NOTHING SENSATIONAL
At the Columbus Grand Circuit Race
Meeting Wednesday.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. Live thou
sand people witnessed the splendid rae
Ing at the Columbus Driving Park to-
day. There was nothing sensational,
but the sport was Interesting. The
weather was clear and the track fast.
The first two events were decided in
straight; heats. In the 2:1O pace ,Hetty
G. was almost prohibltive fnvorlte
and won with ease. The surprise Of
this race was the dlstanclng of Sidney
Pointer. the choice for second place in
the first heat. Hetty G. showed great
speed. pacing the last quarter OF the
third heat in :2sA. Coney. the speedy
black gclding. who was barred In tho
betting, won the 2:oS pace without any
apparent effort. The Judges suspected
Free Bond was not being driven out
but Miller, who was behind the bay GEL
ding, declared the horse could not so
faster.
The 2:19 trot furnished oil the en-
element and was the best race Of the
day. 1t was won by Palm Leaf, On
ward Silver with George up. was fav-
orite In the betting, but los. through
inability to keep his gait. Geers laid
up the first heat. but carried the fav-
orite first under the wire In the second
by magnificent drive. In the third
Onward Silver broke in the stretch and
Palm Leaf took the heat. The favorite
landed the fourth heat enslly. but went
off his feet again in the fifth. Just be-
fore he reached the wire and Palm Leaf
took the heat. Geers accepted start
two lengths behind Prlm Leaf in the
final heat and though he made u SEN
sational drive ut the finish, was I'M
able to head the leader.
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TO LOAN.
FOR RENT.
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS.

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
! NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY.
The annual meeting OF :Es stockholders
OF the National Tube Company will be
held at the principal Office OF tho COM
pary, In New Jersey. No. 76 Montgomery
streti. Jersey City. on Monday. the 10Th
day ofAusust. 1900, Mt IL o'clock noon. for
the purposc Of electing directors and for
the transaction OF such other business us
may properly come before the meeting.
Tho stock transfer books OF the COM
pany will be closed Mt Up. H.. on July 30,
1906 ard will remain closed until 10 o'clock
n. m: on August %. 1900.
BY order OF tho board OF directors;
jy23-m&th a. i. LUKE.
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Piano Bargain.

We have ine Lawrence Upright
Pluno, mahogany case, sccondshand
but which has been ro-hnlshcd and Ia
now practically new. which We vii, soil
for $500; formar price. $3.50.
u. w. BANNER CO.
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American League Standing,

CHICAGO, August 1-Presldent Ban
Johnson, Of tho American. base bali league,
Today announced the following standing
OF the Inc, clubs OF thnt Organization, includ.
Ing gntnes plaYed IulY oi.. ! -. - - y