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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-31
FOR RENT-STORES.

TfOR RENT-sTORE, AT 2l34 PENNSYLVANIA
l. avenue: has been occupied by plumber. Inquire
Of j. c. REEVES, opposite. my3O-3ts
DOR RENT-PART OF A STORE ON 7rH STREET
Il northwest to responsible tenant Address Box 49,
Star Office. my3O- 3ts
FOR RENT-LARGE STORE. SUITABLE FOX
north of Pennsylvania avenue. Address W. F R. Reg
Div. City Post Office. my2S6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-31

Congress has adjourned for Chicago. The Senate
his shut up shop altogether, and the House is
merely going through the motions OF existence
The Baltimore agent for the New York Associated
Press. never very efficient, has got to be utterly
worthless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-31

Oun F1nsr CLEARING SALE
OF THIS SEASON.
CUTTING down. PRICES AT
KINGS PALACE.
sl4 SEVENTH STREET.
FROM MONDAY. JUNE I'd.
Until further notice first clearing sale of the
will begin Fifty Thousand Dollars worth of Fashion
able Stylish and Desirable Millinery to be slaughtered
in season to accommodate our customers
Come to KINGS PALACE to purchase your
HATS, BONNETS. TIPS. PLUMES. FLOW.
ERs. RIBBONS. LACES. SILKS. SATINS,
VELVETs VELyETEENS AND LACE
CAPS
We have also an elegant line of Isle THREAD
GLOVES. worth &c., at 2Oc. Elegant SILK GLOVES
at 45c
Come and examine our stylish trimmed CHILDRENs
HATS, at CSC. only
Our great bargains in black ENGLISH TREBLE
CREPE from 81 to 50 Per yard
DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU HAVE GIVEN US CALL
KINGS ACE,
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The Coon Will AND F1xrUnEs,
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ARE OFFERED FOR SALE.
Possession given in time for Next Springs Season. IS
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VIII be ready by that time
NONE BUT RESPONSIBLE PARTIES NEED APPLY
AND TO SUCH WE CAN GUARANTEE
RENEWAL OF THE LEASE
For further information call on Ms.
A. SAKS & co.
my30
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IMPORTED CLARETs. WHITE WINES AND CHAM
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And Cheaper than New York Prices for
DOMESTIC CLARETS
q, d all other Summer Wines
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Importer and Agent for American Vineyards
my3O 1417 New York Avenue.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-31

The announcement of the suspension OF the
banking firm OF Middleton & Co., this morning,
created some excitement about town, but nothing
like a sensation or panic, as the house had been
considered somewhat Shaky lately, and to many
the news OF the suspension was not a matter of
surprise. Inquiry in the best-informed banking
and financial circles OF the city shows that there
Is no apprehension felt that the failure will extend
beyond the Middleton house. The Washington
banks and banking houses rank among the sound
est and most conservative In the country, and they
have lately been taking extra precautions to fortify
themselves fully with resources to meet any call
Shouid the emergency require it they could readily
Unite as they Gid some years ago to form a clearing
association that would prevent any possibility of
financial disturbance.
The situation at Chicago has not changed
materially within the last twenty-four hours, and
The result Is as uncertain as in ball game with a
Tie score, two men out and the bases full Mr.
Blaine is at the bat, and he has national reputa-
ton as slugger. On two previous games, under
Similar circumstances, he ''Struck out" but his
friends are confident that this time he will get in
safe hit and make home run to the White House
MI Arthur, however, Is q dangerous pitcher,
famous for head work, and is well supported be-
hind the bat by Mr.. Edmunds, while the bases are
handled in mastery manner by Logan Sherman
and Gresham Lincoln, as short STOP Is another
dangerous man, while Hawley, Harrison and ALI
London is again disturbed in body and mind by
further dynamite explosions. The conspirators TO
chow their boldness, set OF can right under the
nose OF the police in their headquarters in Scotland
Yard. Another can was exploded near one Of the
LaShlonaDie clubs. number OF people were
injured, mostly OF the working classes, against
whom the dynamiters cannot be supposed to have
any grievance But it is part OF the mischief Of
such blind and peevish freaks of revenge that they
generally fail more heavily on the natural friends
oi the consprators than on their supposed enemies
MI Quay the Pennsylvania " boss, has hereto
fore been content TO pull the strings from behind
the scenes, but now he aspires to come out as a
Gully authenticated statesman, and hence has set
about capturing the congressional nomination from
his district lie VIII undoubtedly get it. but even
with this prize in possession, his eyes are said to
have far-away look in the direction OF one OF
Pennsy lyania's two seats In the Senate.
Freddie Gebhards horse Leo beat the record yes
terlay b. jumping the top rail at SIX feet six
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1884-12-18
Going East.

F. A. Stewart departs for his old
home in New York the oath instant.
leaving his business in the hands of
John Wells and S. H. Snyder. All
accounts and notes may be found at
Mr.. Snyder's office, over Peirce's
hardware store. Wahpeton, and it is
hoped that all parties having past
due notesand accounts will call and
settle at once.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1884-12-18
New Years Ball.

The Mazeppa hook and ladder
company will give a grand ball
at the opera house, this city, New
Years evening, and special pains
will be taken to make it the social
party of the season.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1884-12-18
Subject for Sunday Evening.

Sunday evening next, the Rev.
Mr.. Barnes at the Congregational
church will speak upon this subject:
Whether it makes any difference
what man believes if he only lives
right.''
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1884-12-18
Northern Pacific.

AVA AVAOAh 4 ttCIlC.
Going East, Accommodation, ;. Arrives lo:4(, d n,
Departs 10:4s pm.
Going West, Accommodation. -. Arrives 400 D III
Departs 4:15 pm
Daily except Sunday
Passengers taking this route roach Wsdsna ut
$50 m, can secure berth in sleeper and
thereby get . good nights rest, arriving At St.
Paul At :: 50 m. making connections With ali
east and south bound trains rom this point,
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS
Sre run without hange on all trains from st :,
Tor beauty and comfort these cars are snsur
passed.
ELEoANr NORTON CHAIR cans,
on day trains between Fargo and Mandsn. These
cars are hxed with new reclining chairs. and
offer speial attractions to the traveller.
SUPERB DINING CARS =
without exception, the finest on the continent
are run on oil trains. First-class meals. .7tc,
Persons wishing to purchase tickets East.
West, North or South, will find 1t to their adyan-
tage to SGT them via this line. G. 4. HAWKES.,
Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-31

MACON, Ga, Dec. 3o.-There is a queer
state OF affairs existing here over the death
OF 4 butcher, whofe'l dead suddenly yester-
day. Hc was Mt work Mt his bench, stulinp
sausages. lie suddenly fell back without
a word, easped three times and died. DR..
j.. J. Snbers was called, who pronounced,
after and examination, that the mar had
died OF Justification OF the heart. On
his testimony the coroner of the
county refused to hold ali inquest. The
body was removed to IN u%ndcrtaker's.
Persons standing near saw the body was
warm, and insisted it was alive. He was
placed on 4 stretchcr, and strong mcdi-
ci1les administered. Two physicians were
called in. Both said he lived, and it was
a case OF suspended animation. DR.. Subers
was sent for. He said he was stone dead.
Citizens insisted on an inquest, 1t was held.
Three physicians decided tho body dead.
The jury was not satisfied, and called in
the undertaken to testify. whether or not
he was alive. His decision was that the
man wa dead. A verdict was returned
that he died OF ossifica,ion OF the heart.
The people still believe he is alive, and
his relatives have refused, to hermit his
burial, claiming he ia alive. 0IISEa :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-31

Tho offerings wc!c quito light today, bu, more
that, ample for the extremely limited demand,
SONG demand for si0ckcrS was a feature IN Tho
market, Gov. lh,wie bliyinglo7 head. Prices ranged
about 3c per lO pounds higher than last week.
4n.ds WIS yery 1nll. Prices ~31la5}Gc. With most
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-31
UELLAIlSE,
Narrow Escape From, Flrc..Tllicvcs Folled,

Narrow Escape From, n Flrc..Tlicvcs Follcd,
r' Other Notes. -
Work on the brick block on Union street
was resumed yesterday.
Buffers 4 Giltillan, tho Belmont street
restaurant keepers, have been closed i'm.
Thieves tried to open 4 window at the
Armstrong House Monday night, but only
broke tho window.
The Disciples church will have its enter.
tainlnent. on New Years, rs has been tho
custom Of that church for many years.
DR.. llirst's lecture on "I.ove, Courtship
and Marriage was not delivered Inst
night, as the Doctor was Unexpectedly de.
tanned at home.
The funeral Of Mrs. Schick from the
First Presbyterian Church yesterday was
Il large one. Rev. j.. X. Mckallip preach.
cd the sermon.
a lamp exploded in Davis's saloon last
night, and there was a narrow escape
from n dangerous fire. The department
was out, but its services were not needed,
as the fire was extinguished with buckets.
There will be more OF 4 change in the
baltimore 4 Ohio freight Office, with the
New Year, than was talked Of. Captain
r. 7. Devries has for many years been
General Agent OF the company at Wheel.
ing, Benwood and Bellaire, with chief
clerks ut each station, but. no station
agents. Now Mr.. Fitzgerald, q brother Of
Master Mechanic Fitzgerald, OF the rail-
road, has been appointed agent here, The
people. here would have been much
pleased to see Mr.. John Bigelow, who has
long been chief clerk here, made agent,
Mr.. Fitzerald worked for the same com.
pany in Wheeling and has more recently
been with J .Spcidel & Co., the Wholesale
grocers. Rev. Jas. kcyser and Chalmers
Coulter will probably take places in the
office. - 49,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-31
MpKEE-CooK.
EILLEN Ht---- W-TrrF q!
An Enjoyable Wedding on the Otl,er Side OF

An Enloyablo Wedding on the Other Side OF
yG@s the River
Last evening witnessed a notable event
in bridgeport, II being the the marriage, Of
Mr.. George. Q. Mckee, a rising young
bridgeport attorney to Miss Mamie,
d~aughterof Dr.. John Cook, one Of Bridge
ports well known citizens. Tho core.
mony, which took place. at the home OF
the bride, was performed by tie Rev.
Robert Alexander, DID,, OF St. Clairsyille,
Il, near relative Of the; groom, 1t $50
o'clock. There were no attend.
ants; The bride was atrayed in II
handsome and very becoming pink
costume cut dccoiltiie and beautifully
trimmed with lace. Her ornaments were
diamonds aud flowers. The ceremony
was witnessed by II large number Of friends
and relatives. At It's conclusion m in
formal reception was held, after which nh
elegant repast WIS served. The remainder
Of the evening was passed IN IL pleasing
manner. About midnight tho entire
company escorted tho, newly married
couple to their home in Kirkwood, where
Mr.. Mckee had richly furnished n new
house for tho reception OF his bride. The
presents were numerous, ind as n rule
practical and useful.
Mr.. md Mrs. Mckee intend taking IN
extensive trip in the near future, at which
tlme they will visit tic Now Orleans Tx.
position. They start out in married life
followed by the best wishes OF q large cir.
Gle Of friends, for their future prosperity
| and happiness, go
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-31
SWEARING OFF.
Tho Scasouable Folly-Abnndoning Dat
Habits With tho Old Ieur.

Tho S%casonablc Folly-Abnndoning bad
Habits With tho Old ieur.
Once more the week for swearing of"
has rolled around. Not to argue at this
time what may DO the metaphysical on.
tology that concentrates social action OF
an individual nature into specified peri.
DDS OF the year, it is demonstrable that
all humanity has 4 penchant for running
in Il groove or filling 4 common channel.
And in proof OF this may be offered the
"swcaring Off tcndcncyoithe present sea-
son. 1t is very seldom that there is sucl, a
general Swearing ORA al any other sea-
son of the year, unless there be Il
Murphy movement such rs is now
~agitatiny Pittsburgh. 1t is reserved
for the end Of the year to morti(y the flesh
or like the tug end OF a mis.spent life to
stir up the lees OF mortality and attempt
to impregnate them with new vitality,
after the iifty-one preceding weeks have
drawn Oft all the good wine.
The commonplace acceplation of the
term is q vow OF either total or provisional
abstinence from the use Of spirituous or
malt liquor or more technically speaking,
.rcd-paint." But these VOWS OF sohrictv.
form but n portion OF the ramifications OF
Swearing of" time. There are quite a
number OF human frailtics, besides train
ing with the devotees OF the Kentucky
staple. The list is altogether too long to
give at length, but among the more
popular features may be mentioned
smoking, chewing, too vigorous profanity,
borrowing and loaning umbrellas, run.
ming in debt, playing poker, eating late
slippers, etc. In fact, the field is SO well
covered and has been in the past that there
is q paucity Of fresh materials to suggest;
although it would be quite pertinent in
the season to offer up something new in
theway OF Swearing off," =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-31
O PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Foil

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
49, Abroad.
Hon. John Basel, Of Clarksburg, is in
tho city. +
Miss Lulu Brown, OF St. Clairsvillc, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Lewis Baker returned yesterday
from St. Paul, Minnesota. !
Judge A. b. Fleming and son, Of Fair
mont, were in town yesterday.
President Pendleton, OF Bethany Col.
lego, was in the city yesterday.
Prof. Al. Braden, principal Of the Wash
ington, Pa, schools, is in the city. .
Mr.. G. G. Lewis, Of Clarksburg, was
among his Wheeling friends yesterday.
Mr.. M. G. q. Church, OF Parkersbnrg,
ran up 10 Wheeling yesterday on a brief
business visit.
Edward Larkin has returned from New
York, where he went rs 4 delegate to tho
Grand Lodge Of Elks.
Mr.. Alex Reed, OF Washington; Pa,
came down last evening to see the presen.
tation OF Engaged" by the Friday Club.
Mr.. Tom ?. Howell is suffering with a
badly sprained foot. This will DO learned
with regret by his friends. Mr.. Howell
was to have led tho New Years german
tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Florence Wilding, daughter OF
Rev. &C. Wilding, has again carried of
tho $50 prize awarded in the Parkersburg
schools for proficiency and good deport.
ment. 70 stimulate the students to
earnest work there are four prizes Of $50
each, in gold, awarded at q reception
given OH the first OF January, to, the four
girls and four boys making the highest
average. Miss Florence has carried of
three.o these prizes three years in sue
c%ession, and three times has stood first on
the list OF tho girls. This is no small
honor to the little lady herself and Ger.
:tainly very pleasing to her many friends,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-31
Kcenc az uAIuclJeth.n

Thomas W. Kcene, theiamoustragedian
will appear at the Opera House Friday
night IN the role OF Macbeth. Few cl,nrac.
tiers in the legitimate drama make higher
demands upon the actor than this. Al
though Mr.. keene has not yet received
his full need OF recognition from the
critics, he has passed far beyond that
point where there is any question as to his
ultimate position. None can now DENY
him the premium OF extraordinary phys
ical features for the perfect embodiment
OF the legitimate roles; none Gun deny
that his stage training is thorough; none
can deny that he brings to the %interpreta-
ton OF all his impersonations that broad
human sympathywhich is generally called
genius; and none can deny that he touches
the popular breast quicker than any actor
in similar roles upon the stage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-31
STILL STEALING.
ANOTHER nopBERY REPORTED.
AM East End Slaughter House Entered by
Amateur butchers who Steal Ilnlfa Beef.
The Remainder Ut the Ment wantonly
Spoiled "A ~liisiiwnrmnn Held.
-

The e;nterprising burglars arc still n
burgling. Some time Monday night they
visited the slaughter house OF George
Hess, near tho north end Of the Seven.
%tcentli street bridge, III East Wheeling,
forced open tho door, and stole n whole
side Of bcct. Tho meat was carried out.
side tho house, and cut up into convenient
size for carrying oil, M old cleaverthat Ind
been left on u bench which stands outside
tho slaughter house being used to hack up
the beef, and was then carried of with
tho chunks OF beef by the thieves.
There was more meat In tho house than
tho thief or thieves could conveniently
carry oil, and the remainder vas haggled
upilnd then thrown down and tramped in
tho dirt. There were evidently Mt least
two men In tho party, rs tho beef stolen
would have been too large n load for one
man to carry.
Residents Of East Wheeling say there
IRE three sl,antics OH the creek bottom
near the scene Of this robbery where boys
and young men congregate nightly to play
cards and carouSe. II no worse crimes arc
Matched here it is n wonder. The evil Of
such lettering places has been repeatedly
proven in Wheeling, and II there is any
way to get a hold upon them they should
be removed and broken up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-31
Some Truth In It,

The Register yesterday had a detailed
account Of the organization Of a vigilance
committee Mt Fulton, tho driving out oil
gang OF suspicious looking strangers and
the poisoning OF 4 dog. Tho impression
gained from the article by n casual reader
was thatFulton had been fortified, and the
Governorwas tojbe asked to order out the
artillery to defend the village under the
hill, and prevent s%ixroughly dressed stran-
gers, who stopped in u saloon there to get
a glass OF beer, from carrying Off the town.
Arcporter asked a well known denizen
Of the village what he knew about the
matter.
i"Wcll, said he, there's some truth in
the story; no use TO deny that"
SLOW much truth is there in it,"
well, there was a fellow out there had
a dog poisoned-at least, the dog died"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-31
THE FRIDAY CLUBS T.
Second Successful Presentation OF GIlbcrts
~ Comedy NEnynKol,N

. VA SIlUOttF
Comedy %"Engnged."
Gilbert's sparkling little comedy drama
Engaged" WIS presented for the second
time ut Arion hall last night by the Friday
club. The play moved smoothly and the
members Of the cast showed marked i'm!
provement over their acting on the first
night. All seemed perfectly Mt homo in
their roles, ind there was II charming NH
Of nature about tho performance.
The audience was not quite so large as
on the first night, but showed heartier
and more discriminating approval.
Tho pleasure Of the performance was eli.
HANGED by the charming setting OF tho
stage. The scenery deserves notice. II
was painted especially for tho perform.
ance by Dardine, Of this city, and was
creditable both TO the artist and the club.
This performance is the last that was
contemplated by the club, but some pres.
sure has been brought to bear upon the
members to reproduce the comedy Mt Il
matinee. While this has not been dc.
cided upon, it is among tho. possibilities
The repetition would give great pleasure to
many who have not had an 'opportunity
to see tho play, us we'll us a large proper:
ton Of those who did.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-31
The Salvation Army,

A reporter last evening asked one Of thu
officers in charge OF the Wheeling post o
the Salvation Army what had become
OF the rumorcd split into two wings here.
oh" was the reply. shat never
amounted to anything. Three or four lefl
us, but they never did anything toward
securing a following"
(Which branch do you belong to?"
"The American incorporation. The
English branch only controls about six Of
the posts in the country, and three Of
those in Canada have come over to the
Incorporation, so that the net loss ia
the latter is only three. At least one
OF those wants to come back"
"now many soldiers have you enrolled
here now ?"
About seventy"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-31
Tho wheel Dotl, not Rsyolyc.

The turkey rattle, or wheel Of fortune
game, which was opened before Christina
nlthc former stand OF the Tidal Wave
saloon, adjoining the Opera House, was
closed yesterday by Constable j.. ?. St
Myers, who warned the %proprietors thati
they did not close the law would be in.
forced. 1T has been7n matter OF much
comment about town that the authorities
did not long ago recognize tho illegal char.
acter OF the scheme. Similar games arc
said 10 DO in operation on the South Side.
Tho wheels were set up in ono or two
towns across the river, but operations
there were very promptly stopped by the
authorities. si-.g. M.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-31

Tho crown OF England has twenty dia.
mondsaround its chief circle, about $780,.
600, and ever so many other diamonds
and precious stones, tho whole costing
about $4,000 OF our money. Some peo.
Pile think Queen Victoria wears it every
dry, but she docs not. Uneasy sleeps
the head that wears a CROWN" Browns
Iron Bitters costs but a dollar and brings
'sleep to the nervous, strength to the do.
,bilitated, and comfort to the rheumatic.
Mr.. VIM. S. Lane,::Frederica, Del, says,
Browns Iron Bitters is the best remedy
for lame bGckf and liver complaint I ever