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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29
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10 Have Remains Of Clarence Barlsln

10 Have Remains of Clarence Barkla
Brought Home for 1nterment
Special Dispatch TO the Intelligenesr.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. 2s.-The
friends Of Clarence s. Barkla, Of Hunt
lagton, w. Va, late corporal in, Com
pany NJ. Twenty-seventh Z. S. yOlun-
teer Infantry, who was killed In the
Philippines a few days ago, are work.
ing to secure the return of his body
TO his home for burial Senator Scott,
who has been appealed to by the fam
lily and friends Of the deceased, is now
taking steps to secure that end.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29
THE RIVER.
YpsrERpAY,s pEPARruREs.


Cincinnati. VIRGINIA, S a. m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, q m
GAINESVILLE. .L0RENA, 10 a. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HuR. a. m.
SlstersViile. LEROY, Z a. m.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWIiA, ] a, m,
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Marietta. -. .URANIA, a. m.
Marietta. =. .ELOISE, II n m,
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, p. m.
SistersYtlle. RUTH, $40 p. m,
Clnrington.. LEROY. $3.50 D. m.
SteubenvIlle. n. NJ. BAYNEi, 800 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Marietta .uRANIA. 10 q. m:
Natamoras. JEWEL, II q. m.
Pnrkersburg II K. BEDFORD, II a. m.
Sistersyille. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Claringtoii. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
steubenVille. n. n. BAYNE, $3.50 p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

Some prospect now that appropria-
lions for river Improvement can be
utilized.
DR.. Jameson was wounded in the leg
as result OF Long Toms" practice
on the 22d inst.
The United States collier Alexander
has arrived at Gibraltar with her ma
chlnery out Of order.
Sympathy usually goes to the under
dog in the fight, and. In that view OF the
case the British stand In need OF sympe-
thy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29
Along tho Landing.

The keystone State is to-morrow's
Cincinnati packet.
The packets have nearly caught up
with their schedules after a siege OF
fog last week.
The marks at p. M, Sunday. showed
10 fet 6 inches and falling. Weather,
clear and cold; fall of 10 degrees to zero
within twenty-four hours predicted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29
Rheumatism Cured in a Dny.

mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in to days.
It's action upon the system Is remarsa-
BILE and mysterious. 1t removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. The first dose greatly ben
efts. rs cents. Sold by r. H. List,
1910 Main street, Chas. Menkemeller.
corner Market and Twenty second
streets, druggists mW&f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29
ITS FIFTEENTH
Anniversary Observed By ?. \. Q. A.
with Appropriate EzsFcisss,
sEC,YLYNCH'S ANNUAL REPORT

Showed a Small Balance In the Treas
ury, the Associations Indebtedness
Being Wiped Out During the Year.
Addresses by Rev. Or. sooy and
Rev. Mr.. sehwarm, and an Inter
esting Programme Rendered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29
HAWKINS OWN
Probability that at Least One Conn
pany of the Famous
TENTR PENNSYLVANIA VOLS.

WIN Figure In the Dewey Day Par
ade-oaptain cragO, Of the waynes-
burg Company, VIII Place the In
vltatiOn Before his Company To-
Morrow : The Warrington Conn
pany, Too, Nay be Induced to
Come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29
rAmrY wAsHINn

Rough Dry Washed, SEARCHED and
Dried 5 cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 5
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
ner hound, At LUTZ BROS,
Home Steam Laundry,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29

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% aha%ha SadoaIhS
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29
Il. Z. Hillman
Coos.

Diamonds, Studs,
Rings, Pendants,
Charms, CuH But.
tons, Bracelets, Pen.
Knives, Cigar.Cut.
tcrs, Watches, etc.
Gold Watches, Fill.
ed Watches, Clocks,
Silver, Ebony and
Gold Filled Brushes,
Sterling Silverware,
and best Silver.
Plated Ware. Head.
quarters for Regina
music Boxes,
o Eleventh Street,
WbeeI;NV " We
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29
RELYING
ON SOME
WATCHES

Is to lean on q
broken reed. ANY
watch that ever has
been, or is capable
of keeping regular
and correct time can
be made to do in
our repair depart.
ment, We guarantee
skilliul handling and
moderate charges.
NM
McNamee,
The Jsweler,
1907 Market StreeA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29

splrItual.-The dlstinctlvely religious
work Of the association is never inten-
tionally subordInated to the secular.
This phase Of our work was not per-
haps. MS fruitful ms In some previous
years, but II was not without the seal of
Gods approval The religious work Is
OF n kind that is both direct and indl-
rect. The former embraces meetings
for gospel addresses. devotion md b.
bile study. The latter Ia the general In
fluencc Of the association on young
men frcQuonting the building and COM
Ing In personal contact with Christian
men. 4 large part Of the spiritual and
moral value of the association is in
this indirect work. A few weeks ago
nm active worker sat down with an as
Roclatc member for nm hour In quiet
conversation and led him to accept
JcsuU ChrlRt as his personal Saviour
The young man made public profess
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
FTREMEN TO USE MEG4PHONES.
CHEF CROKER BELIEVES THEY WILL
GREATLY FACILITATE TRANSMISSION
OF ORDERS AT FIRES

When fighting fires IN tall buildings hereafter the
fremen will use large megaphones in transmitting
orders from the street to the upper floors. The
megaphone is the latest innovation in the Fire
Department and its introduction is the result OF
many suggestions submitted by officers and hremen
TO Chief Croker.
Since the advent Of the modern tail building the
hrcmen have experienced the greatest inconven-
iepce in communicating between the floor
which the fire was located and the street where
the engines were at work Where the fire was
floor than 125 feet above the street the
hremen found II almost impossible to- make them
selves heard the street. Many precious seconds
have thus been lost in making the engineers at the
steamers understand just what the orders were and
IN than instance fremen have had to run
those in tho street. This great handicap was par
ticuerly noticeable recent fire on the eleventh
floor Of the building Nos. 4a6 and 49s Broadway
Offcers shouted orders subordinates IN the
street but the voice was lost in the distance
Chief Croker, who was In charge Of the fire, at
once began an investigation to remedy the evil and
he was assisted by the suggestions Of officers and
hremen. As between a rubber tube little tele
phone outfit and the megaphone Chief Croker chose
the last named appliance. the score Of simplicity
A test of the megaphone was held yesterday
morning in the drill yard at Fire Headquarters by
Chief Instructor McAdams. The building is more
than 1& feet high. Chief McAdams spoke to the
the roof IN a moderate tone, yet every
word heard The mega phone equally
successful in transmitting the orders from the roof
The Department has ordered fifteen modern
megaphones, and they viii be used in every bat
Croker last evening The Department has been
greatly handicapped by being unable to communi-
quickly with the street where the fire was in
f any Of c the qPRer @ stories OF {a D GgdHg In @ y
went. believe the mesaphones will be a material
telephone outfit or some other device for trans
mitting orders"
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
fGrerlosure Sake

duly made and entered the above sE-ied scCn and
bearing 18th day of January. 1886 J. the u1fsr
signed. Referee IN said judgment named. VIII sell
public the New York Real Estate 5alesroor.
No. III Broadway Borough Of Manhattan CITY q
New YORK the 2sth dav o august. 1s99 az t~eiys
o'clock day BY McVickar & Co, Auction
ees the premises directed BY said Judgment to b sold
and therein described follows
that certain lot piece parcel % land M
buildings thereon the EoTthsstsrly 0s
Ninth Avenue and FOrtyfCurth street ths City %
York. bounded and described follows. viz: Begin
o. intersection %
Ninth Avenue with the Northeriy line q Fortyfou-h
Street thence running Westerly
o. Fortyfourrh Street Eighty thence Northery pa
ale with Ninth Avenue Forty fee- and
Eastery parallel with Furtfourrh Ftfrseu
thence Sourhsry parallel with twenty
thence again Easterly parallel
sixty-hye feet % Ninth Avenue and thence southery
along Westerly side of Ninth Avenue Twenty fsst
and one inch 70 the point place of beginning TIA
Northerly Of thereon. hetnr Al
Dated. New York. August 3rd. 1900
EUGENE II POMEE0T. Referees.
ALFRED HAYES JR.. Attorney for Plaintiff No u
Broadway Borough of Manhattan Neqg York CITY.
The following - diagram - the property
Street Number Is s23 Ninth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
BIG GAS EXPLOSION IN BROOKLYN
PANIC CAUSED IN GREENE-AvE. = MAN
THROWN TWENTY FEET

PANIC CAUSED IN GREENE-AvE. MAN
THROWN TWENTY FEET
Persons living in Greene-ave- near Bushwick-
ave, Brooklyn. in a state Of panic because Of
big leak in Of the principal gas mains Of the
Brooklyn Union Gas Company. The leak first be-
came apparent Saturday night
For several months the Borough Contracting
Company has been building new sewer in Greene
ave About one hundred and fifty feet from Bush
wick-ave one OF the gas mains sprung a leak
The gas escaped in large quantities and in short
time had filed the houses in that nelghborhood
that many OF the residents were forced to spend
the night their poTches. little before II o'clock
last night Henry Cowan7 q watchnan for the sewer
contractors started 70 find fresh leak. While
he was crossing the main trench the fame OF his
lantern ignited the escaping gas. At once there
was an explosion and Cowan thrown twenty
feet and into the yard of a neghboring house.
Immediately after the explosion there was rush
Of the burning gas into the air, the flames at one
time being forty feet high. The shock Of the ex-
plosion and the sight Of the flames drove the
frightened residents into another panic. Two fire
engines and reserve squad Of police from the
Ralph-ave. station hastened 70 the scene. Later
the gas company sent men to repair the leak
During all this time the houses were in darkness
The police guard in the street They pro
hibited cigar smoking and the Of lights in the
r
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County OF

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County of
New York-Isiaors Jackson and Abraham srsrn,
Plaintiffs against Abraham Solomon Samuel HAzbsn.
and others. Defendants
duly made and entered in the aboveeuted action bsa
ing date the seventh day q august 1900 the under
public auction the New York Real Estate Sales
Room No IL HIoaoNay = re ooHo1sl q As-l@slel
po1esr the premises directed by SAID judgment 10 be ed
and therein described a followss
-7v1-asnls ne t5ara5r srsS-5 ssts Ivf.E 5. bs51z r.
5v he in1e-secti5n OF ne n0-rHsrIv sis q TnE1ou
street with the easte-Iy street ana r-
Norfolk street evenyeght feet: thence eassriy and
vi+r PfvinE-0u seventeen rhe7~s
ol1terly AID parallel with Norfolk street partly
rbrogh the ce.-e of party wall sevenry-eigh feet %
- -S--ra- ei- Pfvf--tor sr-ae- s15 tHs7~a vTes
aan fse ne point o. place 6f besn1in sbiscr %
Also all that certain piece parcel ground with
and being In Seventeenth lare Eevsurhl Ward OF
the Cftv of New York Borough OF Manhattan. On the
bsT I3Ss5 RIvfng5r street and bounded so1rs.-IV a
street 1orrherIy In the BY conveyed by vert
FlsrrEs- ans wife 70 sbrshsuu Tauusn a-1 za9rs-v
BY house AMI lot known number hundred and
trtysour RvinEroa containing breadth IN front
and rear seventeen 30 feet length each side
more or less said premises being subject 70 the right
insurance COMPANY Of New York 10 Abraham Ta5oe, 81
0f7~e f'i-v
County OF New York n lioer 395 q conveyances. page 5-
Dated New York. August 18th. 1900
WILLIAM TEMPLE E0TNdET. Rsfe-ssL
a STERN Attorney Plaintiffs Once and Postofacs
Address No 81 Nassau Street Borough of Nanhartsz.
the following is diagram properly 70 Be sold
described above. the street numbers being I33
EivIlg
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
RENEWED INTEREST IN ST. LOUIS FAIR.
EXPECTATION THAT THE s. 100000 FUND WILL
SOON BE SECURED


s. Louis Aug. 26-There has been q marked re-
neWal of activity AT the Louisiana Purchase Cen
tennlal Worlds Fair headquarters recently In
accordance with the programme mapped out at
me meeting held the end Of June. active local
"ork 10 secure the completion Of the stock sub
scr1pton fund Of S5.0009o0 will begin with Septem-
Der More than 100000 Of this amount has been
pledged already. and II is believed that the
nainoer viii be obtained soon after the books shall
have been reopened
a. ieast one subscription running into six figures
Is confidently depended as an encouraging start
= Ior the last canvass. Both Ex-Governor D r
francis and William Il Thompson. look upon the
early completion Of the fund as certain Encourag-
ng correspondence has been received with reference
70 the constitutional amendments. So far op-
position whatever has developed. and only
majority of the votes actually cast question
Il necessary, the carrying Of the amendments
authorizing the issuance OF 100000 Of city bonds
o The diversion from the sinking fund OF 81 600 900
~ state exhibit is looked upon q certainty
prominently before the voters Of each Of the coun-
tAes II the state n order that the majority may
. overwhelming and further assurance given 70
ne country that the is generally in
NCfsec throughout the entire State
nunica tfOns received from outside points give
1rtner evidence Of the great interest taken in the
LOUISIANA Purchase Centennial, not only IN practl-
Ca-y every State IN the Union, but IN q large mum
Sef of foreign countries.
Correspondence from Paris indicates the certainty
Exposition there for the Louisiana Purchase Cen
tennisl in 1905.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
Fo-tv-fou-rh Sra.

The approxunafs satisfy
which The above described property Is 70 e sod = SIX
thousand and seventy and StG0 dollars Ga01osl vita
interest thereon from the I-1 day q January 1856 To-
gstner with and allowances S4S A. tth interest
thereon nom the 1fth tav q January 1895 together
with the expenses of F-rT1- paid
the Referee OF purchase the approxu1a<8
amount of Fourteen thousand eight hundred ard thtssn
and 1100 dollars GS4sI3 wl-n 1rsrssr thereon from
October 18TH 1870 and allowance S455s with IN
terest from November I5tn. and Under
p-or ju1snent Of SiiS9 IS With interest from Deceuosr
both 1898
The approximate amount of taxes. assessments and
other allowed purchaser
OF the u paid Refs-es "a
1868 81 and interest
T-T-EEN-r = pCMER0Y ReH----
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
NV YORK sTPRElIE COURT. CO.,

OF NEW YORK-Jacob Shire and another. Platnslcrz
s and others. Ds.sn6a118-
Notice hereby gwen thar. pu-suanr 70 11osz.en<
foreclosure sale the above entitled Action
ONCE of Clerk y rne County OF New
YORK On August I4tn 1900 Undersigned Referee elT
appointed judgment purpose. VIII sell az
Peter Meyer Company, aucrCl@erz.
the Exchange No IL Broadway. Borough
of Manhattan City County % View u o'clcek
noon September 9Th 1900 the premises mentioned In
said Judgment described follows
that piece parcel OF Land. with thz
buildings erected,
being Seventh Ward o. the CITY cf New Toxk-
bounded front Cherry Street EaSerly
certain alley from Cherry street %
Morroe Lorhardy Street Aechanlcs' Alley.
Northsrv ground formerly belonging
Estate Carpenter deceased. and lats q
Charles Dickinson and westerly on The other SIDE ~
ground formerly belonging Nicholas De Psysrsr
Iara 70 Thomas lyon premises being
and twenty Ezsserly
along alley hundred nnsCy-rhrss 193l
eleven Cd inches and The Westerly side
dred and uner-sx $3.50 feet ard 0
Inown as number 1s6 Cherry City
all the right title and
Custzvs Drachuan and the said alley running
the easuery described premises, o.
in and advantages privileges thsreurto
being the premises conveyed
CSusave Drschran BY Maria 8. Wright Others ~
deed bearing April 26. 1899
Dated New York. August Is. 1900
Ebert CRASDALLA Renzr-.
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL
IS Street, Manhattan, n Attorneys Plaiasfss
following Is diagram OF The prope-ly
the foregoing notice OF sale
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF PORTO

RICO San Juan. P. R Aug. IIth. lsOO-Pro-
posals proposals in dunIirara
win be received al this ohioe unJl September 25th
1900 and then publicly opened. for supplying The fol
lowing furniture etc for use by the Legislature OF
top. with guard -ail row Of drawers on SIDE.
for the President . rIs
desks chairs pap@r hastats
IS ink stands For the House desks nat tor with
guar raN Of side tnrI,,Finr
double desk for Speaker. % chairs setreas a.
paper baskets. 40 ink stands. The farntture
for the Council 70 be IN dark cherry furniture
Tor House be in oak Bids be accented
whole or the Prices he 2 q
at York Brooklyn Cuts OF each article
accompany bids on V.Ju y.
required thirty The right 10 re4ser an
and all bids II reserved Proposals
the undersiGn~d WM II. HUNT. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
Proposals.
70 CoNTRACTORs.-seaIed

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro-
posas for furnishing the materials and performing
the remodel the heating and plumbing
for furnishing and installing Switchboard
Panel Dynamo the House of Refuge
Tor Randals Island. n. Y,
sent by mail delivered person to - O'Clock,
Thursday 10th day OF September. 1900 Al
E orr. President OF the Board Of Managers.
RandaIps Island New York City. al which time and
place the Board will receive and open all proposals
Drawings and specifications be consulted and blank
OF proposal obtained the office Of o. '. Sage
Supertnt ndent OF Refuge. RandalTs
y. Y the office Of G. L Helms, state Architect.
Capitol Albany. n !.
Contracts will be awarded TO the lowest responsible
bidder bidders, unless the bids the
available therefor IN which case the Board
Managers reserves the right to reject all bids,
A. Z. ORR
President. Board Managers
New York ". Y. Aug 21st. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
NOrTolk streer


The approximate amount hen charge to sztzey
described property
thousand i've huadre[ and ATTY dollars G156SO with
interest seventh of August, 1900
together with and allowances Amounting %
SSlS with interest from August tn 1900 tossthsr
with said premises
be subject mortgage upon prem
Rvingr0n street. amounting
twenty-five thousand dollars 5000 and
interest thereon Isr 1900 and subject
a h-st mortgage now lien upon premises 1uIaosr
132iz Rivugron amounting TIE cf Nine
thousand dollars and accrued interest Ghsrson
May 1900 Subject also % for ths ye&<
1900
Dated New York August 18Th. 1900
WILLIAM TEMPLE ENIdE-. RetsreA
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
Vasy fs0Vh Sr

The approximate Of tne lien or char-z q,
Seh ne above dese-toea property sold
3 Sltl4dS4 win interest thereon the fTeh day os
august lae together wi-h and allowance arnonr-
lng % A.31a win interest from August 20th. Isoo
tosete WIN the expenses q the sale The
amount Qt taxes assessments and or oher
liens wsch are % ae allowed purchaser cut os
ne purchase money, paid Rsfe-es Is essa "a
Dated. New York August 24,h 1900
JOHN 2 DUFFY Rsrsr>->
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
PRINCE TUAN APPOINTED PRESIDENT OF
TSUNG LI-YA AMEN.

On June Il the japanese Chancellor was murdered
by the same crew in Peking.
On June 13 came Imperial edict regarding the
Japanese Chancellor and mentioning at the same
time the loyalty Of the Tho Chuan but stating
some bad characters who are rebels have got in
with them.
On June Is another edIct stated that the Govern
ment troops sided with the Tho CHI and that
command Of the army had been given to Prince
Tuan. Kang vi and Jung Lu- That is, the control
of the army was given over to these men, two OF
whom IT was known were leaders of the Iho
Chuan.
On June II the Taku forts were taken TO protect
Seymour's communications
On June 19 Admiral Seymour was forced 10 re.
treat. when within a day of Peking. So news OF
that would be received by the Mauchu govern
ment that day the next.
On June 20 the viceroys were instructed by Impe-
resist foreign aggression and TO externlnate the
foreigners. The Tho Chuan, or Boxers. were re-
ferred to herein as "Ch uan Min, or Loyal Flsts'
On June q the Viceroys and Governors sou1n OF
the Yellow River were ordered to assenlole tLe
modern feet and attack and drive out foreign Meets
II was also announced thai Prince Iuan ana Rang
II were appointed Supreme Chiefs or the mo
Ch'uan.
On June "A the foreign Ministers were ordered
to leave Peking within twenty-four hours the Iesa
tions then to be sealed up and the hagstans cut
down Sir Robert Hart this date sent MS
short and despartng message Tten-Tsin was re-
neved the same date -.
On June 25 decree issued exulting IN the
defeat OF the foreigners
miles from Ten-Tsin after he had fought for four
teen days, and cut OF eighteen hundred men ne
had So killed and PIP wounded, employing more
than two-thirds of his force bearers
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
BRIEF STRIKE or STEAMER STEWARDS.

Halifax, n. s. Aug a.-The steamer Halifax
vas delayed sailing for Boston On the hour. owing
10 the stewards walking ashore 81 the last moment
through dissatisfaction at one Of their number be-
ing discharged The matter arranged and the
strikers returned The steamer had large passen-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
THE GUILT OF THE GOVERNMENT.

II further proof is wanted than that contained
in the above statements OF the fact that the
Manchu Government instigated, originated and
protected the Tho Ch'uan with the absolute inten-
ion OF eXpellinE the foreigner and with that oo-
iect in view utilized the superstttons and religion
of the masses to inname hatred against the Fan
kuei Qoreign devis), calling in the aid OF the
Buddhist monks all the country, but especially
in the north, let those interested study the lives
OF the known leaders. such as the Empress Dow
ager, Prince Tuan and Kang vi, and also carefully
read all the placards that have 50 far appeared
bearing in mind that again and again the Govern
ment patronage of the Tho Ch'uan has been re
ferred to and protested against by Chang Chih
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
STEAMBOATS,
NEW EIyGlAND POINTS
STEAMBOATS,.


VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE
For Fall River Boston and all Eastern and Northern
points Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN. Orchestra
Pier 49, n. R.. foot OF Warren St. week
days and Sundays P. NJ Steamer from New York
sundays only touches Newport On other days Of the
week Providence Line Eastward steamer Newport
PROVIDENCE LINE
For Newport Providence Boston. East
ers PLYMOUTH PILGRIM Orchestra each
Leave Pier Is R. Of Murray ST. week days only
at 500 P NJ, touching at Newport. r / CAonday
ings excepted On Monday mornings Fail River Line
Steamers touch Newport.
STONINGTON LINE.
For StoninEton Narragansett Pier. Watch Hill Boston
and East Steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
Pier 36 y P, foot of Spring St, week only
from July September O. inclusive. Saturday night
westward trips will be omitted during same period.
NORWICH LINE.
For New London. Hill Block Island. Worcester
East and North Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY
OF WORCESTER. Leave Pier 80. n. r. Spring St
days only $50 P. NJ On SUNDAYS s %
September 8. inclusive. Steamer NEW HAMPSHIRE viii
leave New London at 1918 P. NJ for New York
NEW HAVEN LINE
For Haven New Britain, Mer4deu Hartford Spring
field and the North. From Pier .. z R Double service
Yor. $500 P NJ Steamer RICHARD PECK at 1900 mid
night Sundays and Labor Day Steamer CHESTER w.
CHAPI\ leaves $3.50 \. NJ. New about 10
p. NJ 4 delightful trip All day Long Island Sound
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
Cherry Street,


The Approximate lien charge SATISFY
which the S12.51233 and interest from
1900 SSG 10100 costs approximate
the and other liens which
70 allowed purchaser o Rsfsrss
Sls4 Ebert CRANDALL. Rsnsrss