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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-24
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Liquldation by
pyramid builders was the feature OF
the grain trade to-day, September
wheat. corn and oats closing at de-
clines of 2M2Mc, 4tsc and 2ass respec-
lively. The tone was more nervous
excitement. Provisions closed shade
higher to 10c lower
In corn speculative interests center
ed as usual. Before the opening Kan
sas City reported scarcely more than
a trace of rain. Feeling, however, was
at such nervous tension, that 1t
threw that portion of the long interest
dealing on small margins into semi
panic. At the tap of the opening gong
September was for sale from SO TO 55c
the latter figure being 4Rc under yes
terday's close. This slump uncovered
etop-loss orders which pyramid build
ers had put back of their purchases and
the decline did not stop until Septem-
Der was quoted at 54hc. II had taken
but few minutes in the runaway mar
ket to send prices down and recov-
cry to 57Mc followed almost as quickly
on the wheat map which came out as
dry as heretofore and promised no re-
lief Liquidation, however, continued
as there was not wanting reports claim
ing that when the excitement shall
have ended it will be found that from
one-third to one-half the crops said to
have been wiped out have been saved.
Even these optimists, however, were
compelled to admit that their hopes
were based on immediate rains. Sep
TENDER during the afternoon declined to-
551Ac and closed weak 4Ac lower at
55k 055Hc. Receipts were 268 cars.
For the wheat decline there was more
reason in a statistical way than in corn.
Cables were disappointing, receipts
heavy and vastly favorable prospect
reported from the spring wheat country.
For the Dakotas and Minnesota there
were Indications OF rain. Reports claim
ing damages In some instances running
from to 10 per cent, while one wire
was to the effect that the spring wheat
crop may turn out to be bumper"
Added to these influences was the corn
decline. September opened &c to INC
lower at 72c to Tic. longs excitedly SELL
ing. The decline continued to 70Tsc,
where local support caused sharp
rally to TIC Later the support ceased,
and, under continued liquidation, Sep
TENDER worked down to 70Ac, and clos
ed weak 2@2h under yesterday at 703sc.
Local receipts were 500 cars, 234 year
ago. Northwest receipts were 225 cars.
against 29O last week and 226 year
ago.
Primary receipts were 10000 bushr-
els, compared with ISL 900 bushels last
year. Seaboard clearances were equal
to $4,000 bushels. Exporters reported
eight loads taken.
Oats were active and declined in SYM
pathy with corn. Counter-selling Of
recent purchases was the feature. There
was considerable local support early and
after the opening declines prices react
ed Later. however, the tone became
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NEW YORK, July 23.-The feature OF
the london market to-day was a sharp
rally for American railways, based on
reports of more favorable crop news.
Americans were generally strong and
higher. the gain ranging from " to Al.
the latter being st. Paul. The changes
on the other side follow
3O-Consols declined l 1-6. Atch-
ison advanced "a; Canadian Pacific de-
ellned a; st. Paul advanced AN; Illi-
nois Central declined "; Union Pacific
preferred declined Il; New York Cen
tai Unchanged Erie advanced Il, do.
first advanced 70; Pennsylvania adj
yanced II Reading declined /; North
ern Pacific preferred declined IN: Unit
ed States Steel advanced IL, do. prefer
red declined u; Southern Pacific ad-
yaneed 11s; Anaconda declined u.
p. Anaconda declined u; Atch-
ison advapced 2B, do. preferred ad-
yanced 49, B. & o. advanced 11s;
4hesapeake & Ohio advanced Is; st.
Paul advanced 80; Mexican Central de-
eiined y Denver preferred advanced
"a; Erie common advanced "a, do. first
preferred advanced " Illinois advanc-
ed 3. Louisville & Nashville advanced
j; Missouri, Kansas & Texas advanced
n: norfolk Il Western advanced u;
Wabash advanced u. preferred advanc-
ed 4; o. w. advanced "a Pennsylvania
declined Is Reading first declined u,
Southern Railway advanced "a; South
ern Pacific advanced Il; Union Pacific
advanced PA. do. preferred advanced
2 Steel advanced 1s do. preferred de-
eiined u.
The local market to-day was a firm
ole, the heavy purchases on London
account and the improved crop news
from the West combined to make an
active although not large market, and
prices were not only well maintained,
bat many important advances were
scored. Several small and short-lived
reactions occurred, but they cut very
little figure, and towards the close Of
the day there was decidedly bullish
feeling, and the close was stiff. There
We're persistent rumors that a settle
ment Of the steel strike was in sight,
but the reports could be traced to no
reliable source and were not even OF a
tangible nature. What will happen in
TINS quarter is past guessing, but it is
certain that many active men on the
street are convinced that events of an
important nature will soon be develop
ed. During the day Southern Pacific
sold up to 81, Union Pacific to 10l, and
Steel preferred to S9A
Money was easy at 262h per cent,
the last loan being at 21s.
safes for the week, by days.
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c. l. Hudson 4 Co. to White q White
NEW YORK. July %, 4 p. m.--while
the afternoon was bare Of developments
having bearing on the market and the
volume OF business was only moderate.
yet prices were firm and closed near the
top with many substantial advances
showing. Less gloomy reports froy &c
agricultural section OF the countr, and
the weakness Of the grain market sery-
ed to check the liquidating movement in
the stock market for to-day and sttmu-
lated some short covering
Reports were persistently sent out to-
day of more rain. making traders bull
ish on stocks but we learn from the
most reliable source that there was no
truth In these reports. II is well TO
bear In mind that the damage already
done to the crop Is considerable and
that corn especially will by no means
be an abundant yield
There was disposition also to be op-
timistic In regard TO the Steel strike.
The news OF the day did not justify this
attitude The trouble. II seems to us. is
likely TO spread and we believe that
stock market prices will work lower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-24

C. I. Hudson e. Co to White & White;
NEW YORK, July 23.-The higher
prices in London influenced a strong
opening with not a few stocks show
ing gains of two points. Then the
market again became full OF STOCKS
and prices soon sold off to below last
nights prices in numerous instances.
Another rally occurred on the break
in corn and wheat and reports OF I'M
provement In the weather prospects
for the corn belt. The damage ALREADY
has. been so severe that nothing IKE
compensating benefit to the corn crop
can result from rains at this time, IN
the opinion of experts. The important
news development of the morning mas
been the reorganization of the North
ern Pacific board of directors in accor-
dance with Mr.. Morgan's recommeh-
dations, but having been foregone
conclusion, 1t was without much erect
on the market.
No violence has occurred In the steer
strike. according to the latest accounts
and no attempts have been made 10
open any of the affected mills.
We continue to advise sales OF the
general list on bulge.
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AS TO STEEL STRIKE.

Dow Jones & Co, to White & White.
NEW YORK. July %, 1:3O p: M
Everything indicates that crisis Is
approaching in the great struggle.
Lookout committees have been
placed from Wellsville to Mckeesport.
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THE EARLY REPORTS.

Dow, Jones & Co. to White & White.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-The drouth
continues in the corn belt but showers
reported in Kansas and Missouri.
Firemens strike officially declared on.
Steel strike position unchanged.
American is issuing 100000 new
stock. St. Paul scarce in loan crowd.
Rock Island loaning fiat. Western
houses borrowing stock. No change
expected in pressed steel car dividend.
1t is believed crop failure in Nebraska
may prevent increase in Union Pacific
dividends.
Western men say Southern Pacific
will benfit by large crop in California
and unhurt by corn damage.
Talk of absorption of Findlay, Fort
Wayne G. Western by Glover Leaf.
B. r. T. seaside business larger than
company can handle.
Recent cut In values expected to post
pone Southwestern consolidation deals.
Insiders reported accommodating Peo-
pies Gas against better feeling in gen.
eral market.
Expected L. S. Steel will reduce num-
Der of mills after the termination or
strike.
Northern Pacific directors expected
meet to-day.
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J s Bache & Co. to White 6 White.
NEW YORK, July 20, 4:2s p. NJ
As indicated in our market letter OF yes
terday a change In the elements would
bring about a reversal of the stock mar
ket tendency. lac reported rains In
certain sections of the corn belt caused
higher quotations for our securities in
London which were seconded by our
market at the opening. from which a
reaction took place on uncertain re-
ports and partly on denials OF heavy
rains having fallen. But the decline in
both wheat and corn operations In the
Chicago market of respectively two
and four cents per bushel was convinc-
ing proof that beneficial rains had oe-
Cured and with the idea prevalent n
great deal OF damage has been discount
ed by lower quotations made for the
securities, it was natural that decid-
ed rally should take place. St Paul
Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific ad-
vanced from to points. and other
issues In proportion.
Among the industrials even U. 5.
Steel stocks, both common and prefer
red. easily took the lead in activity. as
well as strength. II was reported that
the end OF the strike was near at hand.
Still no official or reliable confirmation
could be had. The Traction stocks
were steady and displayed good
strength. Amalgamated Copper was
also considerably firmer than for some
time past. Sugar was strong on the an
nouncement OF subscription rights to be
issued to stockholders very shortly.
After several reactions from time to
time, the market at the close of the ses-
sion became more active and assumed
a decidedly bullish tone.
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'1chgO VIoafnH PrfceH.
CHICAGO, July c3.-July wheat
69Mc; September wheat 70ssc bid.
July corn 537sc; September corn
55hc.
July oats 35&e; September oats
35%c.
July pork $l4 q; September pork
S14 IL.
July lard So 65: September lard
IS 20.
July ribs 81 SO; September ribs 81 81.
The Clearing House.
Manager Alex. Mitchell, OF the Clearing
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Hay. quiet.
Hops, easy.
Hides. quiet.
Leather quiet.
Wool. cuiet.
Coal. quiet.
Beef, quiet.
Cutmeats. firm: picked shoulder
use
Lard. steady; refined steady.
Pork. Arm.
Tallow. steady.
Cottonsecd oil, quiet.
Petroleum firm.
Resin, dull strained common to goot
81. soG t.42k.
Tnrpentinc, easy. S6Qs6Ac.
Rice, firm.
Molasses, quiet
Coffee, spot Rio. dull. No Invoice
s 11-i6; mild quiet Cerdiya, SM@l2iee
Sugar. raw, firm; fair refining 9-16:
centrifugal. 90 test 4 3-1G.
Molasses sugar. 5-i6, refined.
steady
NEW YORK, July e9.-on fair trad.
ing. coffee values worked within lin.
IL Of 5 points all day The opening wal
steady. with prices unchanged and al
the close the feeling was still steady
with last nights prices In store. Tho
foreign market news averaged up a
stand eli. European weakness being
counter-halanced by sharp Improvement
In Rio and Santes. Tremendous re-
eolpts at Brazilian ports DISCOURAGED
public buying There was rather
heavy feeling in the market for spot
coffee. but prices remained unchanged.
Total sales futures were 2t,250 bags.
PHILADELPHIA. July 23.--Wheat.
duh and ic lower; contract grade, July,
7SU73he.
Corn, Sc lower. July b7G57hc.
Oats. firm and iae higher; No.
white New York white clipped 400
ibise
Butter. firm. nc to lc higher; fancy
western creamery 2le; do do prints.
Gle: do nearby do 23c. .....,.a...
Eggs, firm, lie higher, fresh nearby
f5nl6e loss of western 1906 loss otfst
do southwestern 12ia loss on do
southern lie loss Off.
Cheese. dull; New York full creams
fancy small 9h. do do do fair to
choice SMQ9Ac.
Refined sugars, unchanged.
Cotton. slice lower. Middlings up
londs Sac.
Tallow. duh; city prime In hhds
b&c. country do do bbls 4A047sc;l
cakes Size.
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EVENING REPORTS.

Dick Bros. & Co. to White G. White.
NEW YORK, July 20. p. m'-The
market has presented a much hrmer
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WHEELING REGISTER WEDNESDAY, JULY "a, 1901.

appearance to-day. London came way
up and they bought 10000 shares OF
various stocks. The decline OF four
cents in the price OF corn caused COW
ering of the grangers. St Paul ad
vancing over four per cent and Atchi
son 3. Strike situation unchanged
though the stocks were well In hand.
Market shows resistance to pressure.
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Kelley, Miller 4 Co. to white 4 white

NEW YORK, July %. 4:l0 p. M
Crop news was decidedly better. corn
weaker az decline OK about cents.
These were the reasons given for ad-
vance in prices The short interest has
been reduced and there is very little
demand for stocks by the public.
We would look for a traders market
for few weeks IL 1t were not for the
fact that we are again receiving infor-
nation which leads us to believe that
an important deal may be announced
in connection with the Northwestern
roads in which Union Pacific will cut an
important figure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
srnciAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.

crECiAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Amelia IL. Csmpbelfs Executor
Isabel s. Savage and Others.
In tho Circuit Court OF OHIO County, W.
Va, IN Chaneery.
Pursuant to an order entered In the
above entitled cause on the LIST day OF
March, 1901. the undersigned SPECIAL COM
missioner Will. on
Thursday, May III, 1901.
commencing at 10 O'Clock Il. m. offer for
sale at public auction. on the premises,
In parcels TO suit the purchaser the tract
Of land situate near Gregg postoiliG Sc on
anv Turnpllr In Ohio county, w. Va,
known Ms the DR.. John G. Campbell iaini.
containing about AS acres The coal I'M
der said lana. with the rights and privi-
leges necessary for the successful mining
and removing said coal and the piock OF
coal to which II may at any time peions;;
will be offered separately. The saip coai
and rights. or such part or parts OF SAID
land, will be sold at shall seem best ior
the interests of the devises or said Amelia
II rFPMs OF sAIE-one-third OF the pur-
chase money and as much more as the
purchaser shall elect to pay ~ casD. anu
the residue In two equal annual psy ia he
ntrrhaeer giving his Negotiable notes;
with approved security for the deferrea
payments, and the title to pc retaiheu ua,,
IN the payment OF the purchase money
" ~ J. r. JONES,
Special Commissioner.
ha,onv certify that the above named
snocial commissioner has given bond in
the penalty and with the s.curity rs rs
ouired by law and the SAID Secree Of OF saio
circuit court. I. II. iif-4'tNi 5ne,t
The ahove sale has been adjourned until
rhur.dav June 9Th 1901, same time ana
49, /. +. JONES,
PtS- Special Commissioner.
tnI
oxaant The dwelling and about twenty
seres of land around II IS adjourned Until
Thursday. June 2oth, 1901, at the same
noui "''N l. Il. JONES.
Special Commissioner.
The above sale Is adjourned TO Thurs.
day' July nth, 1901, at the same hour ana
. w., o"i' T. r. JONES,
Special Commissioner.
Tho above sale is adjourned until Thurs
dav' September 5th. 1901, az sane Tune
and place. e.,., Il; d,,,,,i.s,onsr
iy131s.25,au1, SIS, q. Uses.
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Yesterdays Prices.
Inc following table shows the opening.
high low and closing prices OF stocks on
Wall street yesterday
Special to White & White.
NEW YORK, July o.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
cTOCks For SALE.

cTOCks FOR SALE.
Wheeling Steel e. Iron Company.
La Belle MIL.
Wheeling Pottery Company.
Riverside Pottery.
Wheeling Traction Company.
Century Glass Company.
Exley- Watkins Company
Bonds--Whoelng Traction Co. 81.
NORTON a. COMPANY.
16 Nat. Exchange Bank Bldg.
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CROP NEWS BETTER,
PRICES WERE FIRM.
1,toyG THE INDUsTRIALs UNITED
STATES STEEL TOOK THE
LEAD IN ADVANCE AND
ACTIVITY.
puTLISH TONE AT THE CLOSE
AFTER SEVERAL SMALL REAC.
TONS DURING THE COURSE
OF THE DAY.
PUILISH TONE AT THE CLOSE

Persistent Rumors Looking to a
settlement of the Steel strike, but
No Taneibl. Information Was Oh
,ainabIe-A sharp Rally In Ameri-
cans in London-suearW Was strong
mud Conner Ffrm-The Railroads
Held Their own Well-Thc salient
Points of a Day without Decided
Especial or Sensational Feature.
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Anal Copper. Ii2a4lNat. Salt -. ~
do pref 8 North American. 80
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Express Companies.
Adams ..........170 united States. =. SO
American .......190 Wells-Fargo -. 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-24

Total sales for the day. 66s 900.
Trust receicts: Nominal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-23
E,cer Under the Knife.

Detroit, Mich, Dee. 23.-An opera ton was performed on Gen. R. A. Al ger former secretary of war, who has been suffering for . long neriod rom severe attacks of gall stones. N b. m. yesterday the following bulletin of Gen. Algers condition was issued; Temperature normal; pulse rf. Only slight nausea folloWhS the all aesthetic. All symptoms arc faVof- able
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-23
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
Hotel Keeper Resents a Refusal 70
 Take Drink.

Hot Springs, Ark. Dec 23-Chas Moore, a hotel keeper of this city Sun. day afternoon shot and killed James \. Garner and mortally wounded his brother, Will, because the two would not take drink with him. After tho shooting Moore returned @ lis home. snd securing Winchester. came down town and gave himself ID ta the sheriff. Jim Garner was shot twice, the first ball entering ths mouth. and the second vent through his heart. Will attempted to grab Moore, but he jumped back and shot him, the ball entering his left breast about an inch oye! nipple and knock ing him down.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-23
NO1 THING WHATEVER  In the Story That President Roosevelt Was Assaulted
 On the Streets. HE DECLARES THE STORY THAT HE KNOCKED A MAN DOWN
 RIDICULOUS.
Those Who Could Explain How the Rumor Started Refuse to
 Discuss It.
MYSTERY IN THE INCIDENT

A Washington special says Two stories have been indusdiousIy eircu- lated all day which picture President Roosevelt in q street incident, either with crank or an intoxicated man. Just what has happened has not yet been explained. for the White House officials and the president s friends refuse to say anything about the aI fah. It is still mystery and bids fair to go down in history as such
 One story=i is to the effect that while the president vas out fol.his daily walk carly Thursday evening he Nas aeeosted by a=cFank. who went 50 falz az to roughly seize the president ov the shoulder fais story mas il that NJ Roosevelt promptly dfeW of aHd knocked the maa down II is also reported that tl# president was @afk in9 at taa tifae &ith Lord Paaneafate= the British ar6essaslol This +=iIat lz anl eaiaallE anied
 Whatever tha meidem Vas Lord Paanaafata= May aaee=saea= ata distance, =HaH Aa aaIfalf4y= 9.ts not tae aaesi#e Htsz oannm.9a d#eing taa val
 E5e atfe4 5tziE H5al= #the efizc4 th,lt while tae p5 zIds.a =U.dAins with Commando Co#.e7 ard Seaalo. Loase hs Was sztfe4 ey m intoXicat e3 man. who aimad 3 blow anu Was quickly bluslR l aside
 When the president was asked b~ one of his friends il he had been at- tacaed on the street he quickly broke in ,.Nothins of the kin4 That story is absolutely fiefculous And he quickly dropped the subject
 Other officials at the White House insisted that there was nothing what eyer to give color to the first reports, which were so sensational The story accepted as the most plausible is that a badly intoxicated man came ne1r running into the president and that he stepped aside to avoid collision But why the incident should be silr- rounded by so much mystery has not yet been explained.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-23
PASSED AS WOMAN 15 YEARS.
Man Who Says He Is From Chicago
 DiscIoses His Sex and Marres.

Augusta, Me, Dee. 23-After hay ing masqueraded as a woman for if teen years Sylvester Cole, who says he is from Hyde Park, Chicago. to- day disclosed his identity as man and married Miss Bernard, with whom he had fallen in love with ~hilo the two were employed IS do mesties. Cole is about B years old of slight build and eliminate coun- tenanee and voice. His bride is IS years old. Cole. as 2 woman. was q favorite among his associates, attend- ing husking bees and other country social affairs without having his sc cret discovered
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-23
HEAVY JTDGENENT
RENG BRED AGAINST THE IRON
 MOUNTAIN.
Jery Returned Verdfct for Sf24,0Go
 fer Cote, 3svrea bY Ignition
2Eoccmo otfgc

Newport Bae. 2s.=ria iuX Xin Hrz damzza sait= al th @aaf=e;oIdmaa
 #e99aatite= company 54afast the st Ea2.z. E9a Mountain aaa southaa Raj #ealan5ass s47a=4 fls a1t= af fl.e eomVass re aeze4 saye= verdict ta 5a tas fizi4rat5 IaI @f2l a5a .FH a4I4st.a asl4ad= judgment ta Hls sun af aa9a faf tle de-tfgetioq by ljr@ oI s.5a. 6ales of cotton. stored q IL, Gninn compress. Whcn th4l buil3in- was burned on April T, 1917. The set1 WIS entered upon March 2. the feIeNins year At the last lega lar tenn of court December 3 was agreed upon for the trial of the case The real plaintiffs in the suit are not only Wolff-Goldman Mercantile com uany. but seven or eight insurance companies. who carried the risks upon the cotton destroyed. The peu- ton of the plaintiffs alleges that sparks from engines on the Iron Mountain set fire to the Best feed and livery barn. which in turn set fire Q the compress property, for which de struction of property judgment IS asked against the railroad company. The Lesser Cotton company pfoseeut- ed a similar claim in the fedora court against the Iron Mountain for losses sustained in this fire, the ease havlnS been tried at Little Rock last spring, but was decided against the plaintiff The plaintiffs attorneys were John NJ. Moore and Ashley Cockrill. Little Rocl. and Stayton < Stayton, NeY- port The lawyers upon the defelse were B. r. Johnson 9nd Francis John son. Little Rock. and C. \. HllIhoHse. Stuckey X Stuekey, Phillips < Camp bell, Newport.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-23
THE SMALL BOY
AND HIS FIREWORKS MUST STAY
 OUT OF
Certain Limits ot the City During Holidays, by Order of Mayor
 Bell.

Mayor Bell has issued the following proclamation with reference to the discharge of fireworks within the bus. mess district of the city, the pfoela nation bearing date of December 2a:
 "Whcreas, IL has been duly aA conVmeingly represented to me bX the property owners of the city ot Pine Bluff. that the reckless discharGo af fireworks within certain limits 7t said city during the holidays, is dan gerous to property, espeeally cotton stored in open yards and temporarily on the streets.
 Now, therefore. the discharge O. fireworks of any kind or dimensions, firearms, blank cartridges or toy pis- tols, torpedoes, or other combustibles, is prohibited for and during the pc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-23

'iod Of thirty days from this date within the following confines, under penalty of arrest and fine for misdc. meanor, under the laws for such cases made and provided, viz: All that ter rltory between the river and Sixth avenue, from Alabama to Walnut street, and between Second and Sixth avenues from Cherry street to Maple street"