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police district, says that Samuel Kelley,
owner of the building, was notified by
the police last spring to erect suitable fire
escapes, but that he had failed to comply
with the notice. The only means of egress
from the upper story was by passing across
a small plank bridge to the top of q high
embankment directly in tho rear of the
bridge. This plank bridge" only ex-
tended from tho upper story and left the
second, third and fourth floors entirely
unprovided with fire escapes.
The firemen worked until five o'clock
before the flames were gotten entirely un-
der control when diligent search was made
for bodies among the ruins, but none were
found. Great excitement prevailed in
Manayunk and in the vicinity of the
burned mills. Women ran bareheaded
from door to door asking for information
and rumor placed the number killed and
wounded at highly exaggerated figures.
Lieutenant Allison placed his headquart-
crs in direct communication with the
scene OF the disaster and received all au-
thoritative accounts of the wounded as
fast AZ they were made public by the ply
sicians.
Hundreds Made Homeless bv Fire.
lEe business quarter OF Kingston, ia
maica, has been destroyed by fire. The
loss is $4,000, 600. Hundreds arc home
less. Wharves, warehouses;, stores, banks
and supplies are gone. Food supplies are
needed. Charitable relief should b sent
to w. X. Azbill, secretary of the Kingston
charity organization.
Arrest of Notorious Pickpockets.
Thomas Bigelow, alias Ward, and his
wife, Louisa Bigelow, alias Jordan, alias
Aaron, alias English Louise, notorious
pickpockets from New York, were arrested
in Baltimore, Tuesday afternoon, on the
charge Of having picked the pockets of
three persons. They visited the savings
bank of Baltimore, from which they fol-
lowed parties who received money.
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the able.bodied big brother an insur'
mountable barrier in the way of his hears
aspirations, but tho expectant kentucky
bridegroom who FASTENED to the home OF
his fiance with the purpose of making
her his wife, but who received instead
a mortal bullet wound from the girls re-
calcitrant brothers, will serve to point
many a moral and adOrn the tale of love
as it courses in the blue grass region.
The fact that the big brothers are more
than likely to 10 hung for the part they
took in tho tragic occurrence will not
seriously detract from tue eager interest
with which romantic young persons will
read the nournful tale.
The proprietor of the mills that were
burned in Philadelphia yesterday says the
employees could have readily escaped by
means of wooden bridges that extended
from tho upper stories to adjoining build.
ings. Seeing that these bridges were
among the first portions of the buildings
to succumb to tho flames, it is difficult to
perceive in what manner they could have
been of much service to tho endangered
and panic stricken factory hands, nor how
by their erection the owner can deem him.
self to have complied with the command
of the authorities to provide fire escapes
for the buildings. The idea of putting
wooden bridges on factory building and
calling them fire escapes" is not to he
seriously considered. The Manayunk
mill fire, following SO closely upon the
catastrophe, calls for prompt
proceedings On the part of those charged
with the safety Of the people. The disaster
might have been a great deal worse, but
it was bad enough in all conscience and
points the necessity for reform.
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EvEN1Na DEC. 10, 1889,
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It's an even clip that Kriss comes on
runners this year.
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Lcvcc Iaconics, steamboat SquIbs, etc.
Found on the Wharf.
The Regular left for Parkershurg yesterda,
at 1850 A. N.
The G. W. Bachelor will leave III morn
Ing for Parkersburg and the Elaine for Mata
nUras.
The II. N. Townsend passed down yester
day aud the Little Anna d, parted at 3 +. ~
Tor Darlington.
The mar ks last evening indicated depth
oi3 feet inch and.rising Yesterdays rain
VIII swell the river somewhat, but W lie Their |,
Will be enough to allow the towboats 10 come
out is doubtful.
The Cincinnati Commercial OF Yesterday
says: Business was fair on the leyee yester.
day. the Welcome receiving literally for Up-
per Red River. She will huve fine start in
both people and freight, when she departs TO.
MORROW evening, Of which she is deserving"
The river is rising. This is the first time
we have had tue pleasure Of making this an.
nonncelnent Tor several weeks River men
Will learn OF this with pleasure. For two
weeks past business has been terribly dull,
and most OF the steamers have been Obliged
to 50 to bank. At the head OF navigation
there is n tremendous amount Of coal pack.
ages waiting for rise on which TO come out.
PtTsrHuEGH, October River G inches and
stationary. Weather cool and raining.
NIcKsrvnc, Miss, October e7.-Riyer fell /
inch. Arrived, Arkansas City, from St.
Louis. Departed, Paris for New Orleans.
Weather warm and cloudy.
ST. LOUIS, October o7.-Arriyed, CITY of
Helena from Memphis, City OF Vicksburg
from Ficksburg, War Eagle from KeokuE
and Wyoming from New Orleans. Departed,
War Eagle for keokuk and City OF Helena
for Menu his. Waiter cltu " and warm.
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Parade OF militia Of Pennsylvania the
gL .-. ... Feature.


Parade OF militia OF Pennsylvania the
Feature.
PHILADELPHIA, October 27.-TO.day is
styled military Day" in the official pro.
gramme Of tho celebration, the principal
feature being the parade by the militia Of
this State, participated in by military or.
CARNATIONS from neighboring cities.
Tho same dense crowds that have almost
lived on Broad, Market, Chestnut md
Third streets since Tuesday again packed
these thoroughiares this morning, and the
decorations seemed even more proinse
than on previous days. Over twenty thou.
sand men were in line, exclusive Of the
several cadet and military institution or.
CARNATIONS ofthis city and Chester. There
were in the parade, in addition to the
whole, three brigades Of Pennsylvania State
Militia, brigades and battalions from New
Jersey and Delaware and companies from
Baltimore and Washington. The Grand
Army Posts had about 10000 men out.
President Arthur and Secretary Lincoln,
who arrived this morning from New York,
Governor Hoyt and Staff, the officers and
members OF the Executive Committee Bi.
Centennial Association, and distinguished
guests, reviewed the line from the grand
stand on North Broad street.
The final ceremonies OF the Bi centenni.
al celebration took place tonight Mt the
Academy Of Music. After the musical ex.
ercises, participated in by loo school chill.
dren, District Attorney Graham delivered
an address. He WAS followed by Gov.
lloyt, who said the deliberations and
labors OF those who had devised and man.
aged the celebration could be expressed in
two words, triumphant success" This
closed the celebration. Rev. DIR. Catell,
President Of Lafayette college, closed the
exercises with the benediclion.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH,
MErnoDIsr5 siArrERs.
Tho Dl,tribntIon o fCon1crencc work

Tho DlStrfbutl0n Con inference Work by
= tho bishops.
BERWICK, Pa, Oct. 27.-The Methodist
Episcopal Bishops have about concluded
their labors here, but will remain for day
or two next week, when they go TO Phila-
delphia, 10 attend the meeting Of the Board
OF Church Extensions, Thursday next.
A number Of the most prominent divines
Of the Methodist church were present a,
the public reception. ~
The following Conference appointments
have been decided upon SO far: -
Arkansas Conference, Little Rock, Feb.
ruary II, Bishop Hurst. sT
Germany aud Switzerland, lleilbroun,
June 20, Foster City Of Turin, April 10,
Foster. 75l
Kansas, lliawatha, March 90, Harris.
Lexington, Lexington, KY, March 20,
Andrews.
Libra, St, Louis, January %, Bishop un.
Little Rock, Pine Bluffs. Ark, February
$, llurst. Egjs
Mexico Mission, Mexico City, January
ii Bishop unappointed.
Mississippi, Mrriden, January II, Hurst,
Missouri, kirksville, March I, Andrews.
North Indiana, Nestorvile, April 18th,
Bowman.
Northwest Kansas, Deloit, March 10Th,
Norris.
Norway, Arendal, June Oh, Foster.
St. l.ouia, Clinton, Mo-, March l4;h,
Andrews. asfy
South Kansas, 0swego, March lst, Harris.
Southwest Kansas, Winfield, March Sth,
Harris. -
Sweden, Norkoping, May lith, Foster.
Southeast South American mission, Buc.
nos Ayres, January 81, Bishop unap.
pointed.
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GLEANINGS AND GOSSIP.
Personal Intelligence and Society S.nu

Personal Intelligence and Society S,nmI
Talk. '=a..l 7ail
John Pipes, after long illness, is able tc
be out again.
c. G. Blake, Cincinnati iron merchant
is at the McLure house.
Mr.. W. B. lIearnc, editor Of the Ca,l,z Re
publican, is in Wheeling.
Geo. ". Nealc, Of Parkcrsburg, arrived il
town yesterday Oh a business trip.
B; F. Caldwell, Esq, who has been serious
ly i'll, was reported ny improving yesterday
Mrs. Hopkins, Of Wheeling, is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs, Stevens. in this city, Wayne,
L1rg Independent. ~
Waller s, Ilprry, agent OF Frank Frayne
and T. II. Madigan, advance mun OF Berth.
Welby, are registered at the Mcclure house
Rev. J. b. Milford, pastor of the Frs
Baptist Church. has returned from PhiIa
delphia, and will preach in his own pulpi
10 morrow morning and evening.
The many friends In this city OF Mr.. George
Howard. the gentlemanly agent Of Van Ant
,werp. Bragg 4 Co., the Cincinnati schop
book publishers, who visited here last sum
mer. will regret to lear Of his serious Hines:
at ktngwood, this Suite, where he went for 9
brief visit after the Educational Convention
at keyser recently. ~. lg,
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SOME elegant paper has been displayed on
the walls and in the Windows advertising
Frank ]. Frayne,,s new play '.Mardo," which
Thursday evening. The scene OF the play Is
laid In Africa, and in It arc introduced
lion, two bears, several hyenaS. horses and
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NEW York October Election steady aud I'M.
changed: futures easy. Flour quiet receipts 81
a9J barrels: exports $50 barrels; supesllne west.
ern s. pa "; common 10 good 81 Glai So good
px,n Ohio 81 0Oa7 0; ST. Ieuis 81 0o7 TO- Minnesota
patent process 81 1iaS 50. Wheat, opCnSd aLasLc
hSherhlltl slroiig aferward lost the advance and
dec ined ls+Ac. closing stronger; receipts G., 800
bushels; exports A 90 bushels uneraded red Ac4
liH;SO. ISL OGungraded white S5c,lsl il u;
No.l while 81 o.; no lwlite, sales q 900 bushels
al 81 e9Hnl OK: No. 2 red October Salcs 5000
bushels u 81 tsal 0Ss. closing NJ 81 OS1s: Noycm.
ber sales 3ii QD bushes al 81 o. closing at
81 ~; December sales 5s2,Vo0 Iushelsu, 81 0Szsa
ly,s closing nj 81 TO- Corn, lal1S lower opt lis
1Ini1ehisher with a reaction Of Eal1scat clo.lng;
receipts 1905 bushels: exports lis bushels: hi
sfnded SllSaS5c: No. while, SjasSc: No. October
81 &c clio Ing at lc: November soaSV1ic closing
Ut soHc; Deceuber ItaiSsc. closing 1t 551c: Ian.
fairly active: receipts 1900 bushels weseni mixed
BE: white western i0aiSc. ENy klr0n, al 6U,
Coffee quiet mud unchanged, y! i!'g
Oil cry October 27.-prrEoLguM-The retro
lonm market showed great Improvement IN both
strength and animation. no doubt caused, TO a great
which Will show a Sreat decline In production
The opening figure This morning was 9.1<o and
jumped suddenly 10 VIC, REACHING to 9211<c, and
closing ut noon ~ 9i1tc. Afternoon IL advanced
steadily 10 p and ftll hack at $50 to95c, then adj
IelS 1a'ynyerASe pip, line runs In October II $40
barrels; daily average shipments In October( leo
barrels. r $50 ess-. IIdal7rT1 = =
NEW ORLEANS October 27.-colte steady and
In good demand; Rio cagoes, ordinary 10 prime.
Gnlt14c. Sugar 10 cool demand but al lower rites
6isat9>G: prime, az yellow clarified TIafJic
white clarified, S1ssaSi4c prAnnlated. ~. Molasses
active hut lower: centrifugal, 35a;s common. 37a
lec iair, aSl9c; prime TO choice, 5a5Gc fancy, 57c
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Reception on the south Side.

rhe East elegant social affair tkat has
taken place on the South eide for long time
was the reception given last evening by
Philip Scheehle, Esq. ut bis handsome resi-.
dence, 30. 1925 Chapline street, in honor OF
his two SOM. G. Philip and William, both of
whom have taken unto themselves wives
during the past two weeks. Mention has
been made Of Wills marriage to Miss Katie
Wildle, which occurred about ten days ago
on the South Side. Philip is Mr.. Schedules
second son, and is rising and prosperous
druggist at tho northwest corner OF Fifteenth
and Christian streets, Philadelphia. He en-.
tered the Pharmaceutical College OF that
city In 1876, and has remained there ever
since. lie was married Thursday evening
last to Miss Louisa Evans, at the residence
OF her uncle, James Il. Evans, Esq one OF
Philadelphia's rich und influential citisens.
That evening, alter q reception rendered
them by their friends. they started for Wheel.
ing, yis Washington, arriving here Thursday
evening" ".g
The spacious rarlors of Mr., scheehle's resi-.
dence were crowded last evening, both old
and young, gathering TO extend congratula.
tons 10 the young people. The guests were
cordially welcomed By the Messrs. ScEcehle
and wives and the evening was one Of the
purest enjoyment Mayors full orchestra
was present and dancing was freely INDUCED
IN. About II o'clock u supper was spread
that was by no means the lenst enjoyable
featuFe,
"Tbe Boys" BY which must be understood
the old friends and school mates of the
Slessrs. Scheehle, presented each with very
handsome silver water set. There was also
q table con taining large number OF hand.
some gifts to Philip and his wife from
Wheeling friends. Both brides looked yery
attractive and wore handsome costumes, K
large number Of fine toAets we.a worn, We
Join wilma host of friends In wishing both
couples all manner Of Joy. ffs4s''
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CHURCH NOTES,
Announcements by the FnstOrs for
Z TO.niorrOw'x Services.

Announcements by the Pastors for
- TO.morr0w's Services.
- The Citizens Bible Glass meets as usual In
the Lecture Room OF the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow afternoon at half.past Two
o'clock =
30 In the Third Presbyterian Church, corner
'Fhirlyseventh and Jacob streets, Rev" J. G..
Lysle, pastor, will preach at 1850 A.. M, on
/. "Uhrisi's Volunteers" and att r. N. OH "Fall.
RI Leaves" ~, -, ,,s,.5 ..,,54E S
Zlue street NJ. L. Church, Rev. J. B. FiIz.
patrick, pastor, preaching tomorrow (Suu.
jeCt, "rhe Sight OF the Blood" evening sub.
ject, "Door.post Religion" Seats free. All
invited: W -, - ;57 Il sF,
Al the Fourth street NJ. L. Church tlero
will tc preaching on Sunday al l0k A. n. and
7p.u by the pastor, Rev. j. H. Smith, d. D..
Sunday School ut r. NJ. The pastor will
give Bible reading at the Dung Peoples
Meeting on Monday at ~ I'm. tSt
,iv There will be preaching in tho First Pres.
byterian Church by the pastor, Rev, ID, A,
Cunningham u. D., tomorrow at 1850 AN.
The congregation Is invited to be present at
Decentralization OF the Rev. ". II. Cooke as
/. pastor OF the Second Presbyterian Church at
Z o'clock =. u. z55st x. i ~, j. -
At the Disciples Church tomorrow, Rev.
/. w. j. Thompson, the pastor, will preach ut
III A.. VI. and Tsr, ". The evening discourse
twill be illustrated by charts, showing two
waysoi life aud two ends. The meetings that
have been In progress for some time pc9t, will
for Il tine 10 limited 10 two \ week, on We'd.
nesiuy aud Friday evenings. ,,-, -.
First Baptist Church Preaching to.mor.
row morning mud evening by the pastor, Rev.
II. b. Mulford.st Thome al 1880 AVN, "Ohrist
the End OF the Iaw."% Sabbath School ser.
vices at . +. NJ; ut 7r. M.,,S"The Inviting sa.
viorn the fourth sermon in the coursa on the
"Iife and Character Of Christ" Half.ilour
prayer mud prsise meeting at the close Of the
service. = ST. 4 ', b y. rs "
Services at the Scco,d Presbyterian Church
atl0,I o'clock A. ". Installation Seryicos In
Z the evening at Z o'clock. Rev. Dr. Gun,
ninghsni, of tile First Presbyterian Church,
viii preside. Rev. ]. j. Cooke. Of Louisville,
Ky, viii, By invitation OF the Presbytery OF
Washington. preach tho sermn1: Rny, ".
ri. I4,tsf, OF WcstGAlexaalcr, will eiya tho
charge to the pastor. Rev. Dr.. Motlat, presi.
dent Of Washington and Jefferson College,
will give the chsrss to The people. All are
welcome. vs., *
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POLITICS IN MILWAUKEE.
Democracy Corrnlling Foreign horn
Residents by the Hundred. f.E

MILWAUKEE, October 27.-Somc astound.
ing work in the way oil registering voters is
III progress in several OF the Democratic
wards Of this city. One Democrat in one
ward has succeeded in corraling about GOO
Polacks and getting them registered. Two
days after being, registered the majority OF
the 600 were marched TO the municipal
court rooms, and their first pa.
pers were made ont for them. The post.
master AYERS that there is every reason to
believe that at least one.half of the 600 are
not legal voters. They will deposit Demo
cratic ballots in November the same MS il
they had been born here. That the brew.
ing and liquor Interests are alive TO their
interests in the campaign now in progress,
is eyinced by the earnestness which the
leading brewing companies are showing
in getting all Of their unnaturalizcd en-.
ploycs to the court room and from there 10
places Of registration.
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OUR BUSINESS


AL Lust Week nnu this Wcek HAS hecn
Pub, rrush, Jnm. .3
Kline brothers, the reliable Clothiers. 81
Twelfth street Bulletin OF booming bargains
this week. Last week this house rang The
chime, on all attempted competition, and
fairly demoralized all the feeble itnitators Ia
aud around the nelghborhood.
fIuS soYs' DEPARTMENT. 4.
Boys good osercoats reduced 10 $l75
Boys Cheriot 0yercOats reduced 10 50 80.
Boys Chinchilla 0vercoaA reduced 10 - Is
Boys Union Cashmere suits reduced 10 - 80
Boys Cheviot Cashmere suits reduced Il
s. 81. pIf .I1GiI'''lf y - - : Il
Boys fine dress suits from s. to $i?. n
.t1iG..l MINIS DEPARTMENT.. J.ls RI
Men 8 GOOD Overcoats reduced TO 50.
Mems Chcylot 0yercoats and Ulsterettos re-
duced to II so. ', IS q $50 8 sfI7-i
Mems fine fur Beaver Overcouts reduced to
s.. 49,
Men S Worstcd suits reduced 10 a.
Men s Business suits reduced to 81 80.
Mems Harris Cashmere suits reduced Ia
IS 60 '- ~. 1TSTs - - :
These suits we guarantee equal 10 any fl4
suit In the city. Warranted all wool.
ouRFuRSIsIlIYo, GOODS DEPARTMENT..
Az 10 cents, Gents good Suspenders.
AT 20 cents, Gents good undershirts and
drawers. $3.50. M, :
All cents, Gents good Stamped Hose.
At IS cents, Gents All Wool Hose.
At$l Gents Knitted All Wool Scarlct..tIn.
derwear, worth double the money. ~
:, We established our petition as tho leading
Clothing House In West Virginia and mean
to maintain It. ,.'-' - T~lll1 :"
Notice our new styles and see how soon
they are initiated by other concerns. Notice
our various why's Of advertising aud how
soon the same Is copied. All are free to bene.
Tt by our enterprise, 70, by 50 doing they
pay compliment TO our judgment.
one Thing alone they cannot imiiialc and
particular We stand alone. Call early and
avoid the rush. Mime BROTHERS, ~
tlg The Reliable Clothiers,
lHN- 3tTwelfth Street.
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Why VIII You

thus elicbhiFsp lapts ts;ipEs MaiSiIes, . siIii
as Pneumonih Hemorragss and Luunn;y
treubics when an immediate relief can lie TX sS
readily attainedf BoscHHr's GEaxAW sYRup
has gained the largest sale in the world for tbs
cure OF Coughs, Colds and the seyerest Inns
Diseases. 1t Is Dr.. Boschse's famous Gern,a q
prescription, aud Is prepared with tho greatest
care, and ne fear need be entertained In adj.
minisiering Il to the youngest child, as Der
presedSted. snaS tilt ihsoaliseS theEs S a,
oeen aconstant increasing demand and with.
nut angle report Of failure TO do its work In
buy case. Ask your Druggist as to the trsth
Of these remar Ks Large siIes rs cents. 'Trv
itand be convinced. rrhsAY
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Az the season is now here when every perY
son Is In need Of good substantial foot wea,
desire to call attention to my large and
well selected stock OF seasonable goods, which
| sell at lower prices, quality considered
than can be purchased elsewhere A Ter.
sonnl inspection will convince you OF the
truth Of This statement. L. Y RLnSn
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A New Use for Cork.

The wonderful success Of the; American
make Of 1Linoleumn hoor.clotl, is fully de.
served. tts s beautiful floor covering com.
p Sss q mainly OF timely groIPe fort and sol.
floor, cloth, suneIcelled for elegance I'm IL.
signs and clorines. Especially suitable for Mi
Glasses OF dwellings, dining rooms hall
churches and hospitals, TIC genuin" In !
"l.Ilieolnnl' printed OIL The back Of every rT,
square yard, keptRbyyallc arpel dealers.
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banner Mullins (Corn).

Mix together one and half plnts corn
peal. half pint wheat flour, half cup now.
4ertl sugar ~ desired sweei). one tea.
.po1nfnl salt, Two measures "Rsnnet'': GpE:
lug Powder, then RIB IN hall teaccuun coiu
lard; stir into this three we'll beaten eggs and
one and a quarter pints cold sweot milk.
Bake in gem pans In quick oven. ~. = h. \.
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SKILL IN TIE WORKSHOP do good WORK
tho mechanic must have good health. II
long hours OF confinement in close rooms
have enfeebled his hand or dmmed lis
sight, let him at once, and before some or
ganic trouble appears, take plenty of IIor
Bltters. His system will DO rejuvinated, his
nerves strengthened, bis sight become clear
and tho whole constitution built up 10 q
higher working condition. 7Thesw.
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Whht PhyHicinnx Say.

eAS LEANnRo, CAL-Dr. Il. V. Pierce
Buffalo. \. y: Dear Sir-1 have employed
your Pheasant Purgative Pellets" in my
practice for the Inst four years. I now use
no other alternative or calhartic medicines in
all chronic arrangements OF the stomach
liver and bowels. l know OF nothing thai
equals them. Ia. MILLER, II. d.