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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. April 1G.-The
market is strong and prices have advanced since
last report. Flour sells from 81 % to S6 - for
fine to fancy brands; Wheat from 80 tn lo2 for
fair to choice; Corn 52a53 Rye 55aeO and Oats
30a4O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

Chro constipation is the national curse
of ns ricans. Cure it with Ayers Cathartlc
Pilla
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

The DowNEY CAsE.--J. T. Downey, in j.
dcted by the grand jury for the murder OF
J. I. Burnett, ana who was bailsd on Tues
day last for his appearance to-day, this
morning appeared in the Corporation Court.
aud was further bailed until "Wednesday
next, which day was set for his trial. Messrs;
J. NJ. Johnson and J. Il. Green appeared
for Duwnev
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

THE coLoRED CITIZENS of Alexandria
will celebrate the 18th aud 18Th amend
ments TO the constitution by a mass meet
ing at Excelsior Hall, Gibbcn street, on
Monday evening next 1t will he held I'm
der the ausp;ces of the Independent Polti.
cal Union of this city. The following are
the Committee on Arrangements: Magnus
/. Robinson. Henry Lee J. I. Sayles, John
Payne, H. Dudley. S. J. Smith, c. A. Jack
sou aud F. Lee. Committee on Resolutions !:
Magnus l. Robinson, s. J. Smith and =. A.
Jackson The following speakers have been
invited aud will be present to address the
assemhlage D. w. Lewis. "f Prince Viii
liam, Rev Fields &C, K VIM Miller, Fl. II.
Warning ard Vim. A. Rowe. This meeting
Will III 10 sense be partisan one, bat one
10 lnaugurate movenle, to observe the
celehra,ion Of the emapt .,asicn in this city
on the 22l of September uext.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

FIsH.-The receipts of fish at Fishtown
since yesterdays report have been about
200 600 herring, $4,000 of which arrived this
morning Ky the steamer Leary. and ABOUT
1000 shad and quantity of bunch hsh.
Herring sold at 50 5OaS5.O0 per thousand,
aud shad at 500 50a$27 so per hundred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

NEW York. april I'LL a. m:-The Wheat
market opened very much depressed and prices
broke fully 3a3lsc during the hrst halt hour, VIE
considerable unloading leading to fair degree OF
activity attended at times with much excitement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

CORPORATION CoURT.-Judge N. B. Meade
presiding. George K. Hill & Co. VS.. W., 0.
Il W. Il. R. Co; injunction opinion of the
court perpetuatiug the Injunction until the
railroad company shall comply with the
law and pay damages to the property
holders along the line of said road.
Com. VS.. Jesse Butler; convicted of house
breaking motion for new trial; argument
heard and Court took time to consider.
Com. VS.. J. L. Downey; indicted for muir
der; prisoner appeared in court and was
further baied until Wednesday next, the
day set for his trial.
number of liquor licenses were granted.
Court adjourned till Tuesday morning
next,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

CONSERVATIVES CoMMITTEE.-A meeting
Of III, Conservative COMMITTEES Of the city
was held last night ia their rooms in the
Market building. with Mr.. J. r. Cation in
the chair and Mr. Leonard Marbury secre-
,arr. After an interchange of views among
those present, ,pe following were unani
mousIy adopted
Resoiced, Isl, That III. primary election
be held Tuesday, May 5,n, 1885, for the
nomination OF democratic candidates for
The municipal offices and members of the
Board OF Aldermen and Common Council
10 be filled at the general election 10 be
held May IS, 1885.
Resolced, I'd, That all known democrats
and. all who have heretofore voted with the
democratic party i'll their primary elections
be permitted TO vote in the said primary.
Resolved, Sd, That the two democratic
Judges of the regular elections and the regis
trars of the respective wards be appointed
Judges of the said election, with power to
select one clerk for each ward.
Resolred, 4'h, That there be meeting Of
the committee in the Finance Committee
room Thus SHAY, April 23d, to which meet
iug'the candidates are invited to appear and
DAY their assessments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

Mr.. COOKS CONDITION. Charles Cook,
tie man whose face was badly mashed by
the kick of horse at Portner's freight
ward i'll Washington, on Tuesday, is still
wing = t the residence of Mrs. Trede, on D
street. in that city, his condition being so
bad as TO ,oake it impossible to remove him
to his home in this city. His wife and fam
liz are with Sn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

THE RAILROAD CASE. This morning III
the Corporation Court, Judge Meade rem
dered his decision in the injunction case of
G. K Hill s. Co., va the W., o. & w. K. t..
Company. The Judge decided that the
City Council had the power to grant the
railroad company the privilege of extending
its tracks along Lee street and that under
this authority the company could proceeded
to make such extension, but he held, that
before doing so, the company shall comply
with the law regarding the building of rail.
roads and pay damages to the property
holders along the line OF their track. Unlil
this is doue the injunction restraining the
company from further work on its track on
Lee street is perpetuated. The railroad
company although they consider the deei
sion IL substantial victory for them, will
take the case to the Court of Appeals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

BALTIMORE, April Iva: IS consolidated ute
40; do I'd series 35a! past due coupons o4ts;
new 10 4f's > 21a do new IS - bid to-day. Co.,
ton firmer middlng 1OTs. Flour steady ana
quiet; Howard street and Western super IS Qua
3 10; do extra S3 SIa4 25; do family - Qua
S ST.: iity Mills super So 25a3 90; do extra
SO 75a4 90 do Rio Brands IS 90; Patapsco fam
iv S6 90; do supcrlative patent SH %. wheat
Southern lower and quiet; Western lower ami ne
moralizcd; Southern red 10oalO4 do amber
LOCALES: M Maryland 1O3a1 o3t4: 80
Western winter red spo: 50 ~ asked April 20
asked; May 95asa959s; June 91%ss91S4; July
996sa99$. Cnrn.-Southern lower: Western
lower, closing dull; Southern white oGa50 p 90
yellow 54a56; Western mixed spot. o2ao2t4'
fresh; May 5la.bt; July 5324a54 n steamer e
5Oa501a Oats lower AMI quiet; Southern l,a4I;
Western white 35a47 d" mixed 4'a44; Penn
sylvania 43a47. Eyc lower atI1a1S Hay hrm
prime to choice Pennsylvania. and Maryland
S21a$23 Provisions steady with fair inquiry
Mess Pork S13 25a13 30 hulk mcats-shoulders
and clear rib sides packed, 5'sa1 Il. Bacon
shoulders 81 clear RIB sidesS Hams II ihal3;
Lard, refined GA. Butter quiet; Western packed
1Os1S; creamery 2Oa27. Eggs 'owerat - iba Ia.
Coffee ga ier aud dull; Rio car,oes ordinary TO
fair SaSa. Sugar quiet and steady; a colt ..
Whiskey steady at 81 2Dal y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

The NORFOLK STEAMERS.-The rates OF
fare for the Norfolk steamers for the sum-
mer season have not yet been arranged.
though there are some indications that they
will be less than last summer. The expert
euce of the steamboat owners is that the
traffic between Washington, this city, Piney
Point, Poin; Lookout, Fortress Monroe and
Norfos; is sufficient to keep four steamers
running regularly, and that they have made
more money the seasons when popular pri-
ces were charged than when the higher
rates were exacted The resorts which
were kept open on the Potomac last season
will all be run again this summer with al
additional one at Chapel Point, where a no
tel is to be built.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

LYycHBuRG MARKET April 1G.-Flour mac
tive and prices unchanged at S'aG. for fine to new
process fancy. Wheat is in gpId demand at good
prices; receipts i-ht and sales ut .,''a'o Corn
in strong demand and market supplied from the
West. prices 53AG2. Oats in demand at lOa4o
and kyc at 10 40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

new YoRE, A pril 17.-Stocks dull and Irregular
Money easy at l. Cotton firm; uplands ~
Orleans 114 futures barely steady. Fiour 9u,
and easier Wheat lower. Corn lower Pork dull
at S13a13 %. Lard easier at 5, 22t2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17
Cattle Markets.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. April 16.-shcap
and Lalu1s--Wc hear of no fresh arrivals to note
Trade has been slow and prices without change
all the stock having been disposed OF at the rates
current on Monday. Hogs-Trade has been quite
slow siuce Monday, without any serious change
in prices since then The receipts arc quite light,
about 100 head: with bat few left-ouiS ID
Prices 81. l67s, with extra shade higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

Capt James l.. Cathcart, of this city, who
bias been sufferer by disease somewhat
similar to that which affects Gen Grant,
says that some weeks ago be wrote to Gen.
Grants family giving his views and opinions
from actual experience. Capt. G. has siren
uously commended that it was not Il cancer
ahat the General had, and his views seem
20 be corroborated now by other parties.
WHO can decide when doctors disagree ?"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

POLICE REroRT.-Last night was clear
and cool with three prisoners and two lodg-
ers at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed of the
following cases:
Henry Blish, arrested by OFFICER Simpson,
charged with setting fire to a house, was sent
Oh to the grand jury.
a young white mao, held for the payment
of a fine, was further held.
Alphonzo Arlington, arrested 10y officer
Mccain. charged with being drunk aud
dsorderly, forfeited the collateral he had
left for his appearance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

CINCINNATI HOG MARKET. /. an. nac-;ng
quiet; common and light So 1Ot. !, g,W head
aud butchers 81 ;35a4 90; receipts .
shipments 1,O22.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

CHICAGO CArT.E MARKET april 1o'-odttc-
Tracing active Oh good grades, with values gen.
orally steady; 1,O5Oa1, POI lbs Steers $4a3 20
/ ,2L0., $50 lbs 50 25a5 90; 1,35oal6oO lhs
So Goat; butchers common 81 ooa' gooa % -
"A SO: Texans S4a5 10; stockers and feeders
So 5Oa4 G5. Hogs.-Tradiug slow, prices aver
aging 15c lower; rough and mixed 81 25a 30 !;
packing aud shipping, 240a35o lbs, 81 5Oa4 %
light Interior to extra 81 35A4 90; skips So 50a
'25 shcep.-Market strong, prices loaZ3c
+. or: inferior S., 2oa4; medium Slal 90 ;
hls', .ytraSt 5O.5 So; Lambs $5a5 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-17

CATTLE MARK EFT. April 16.-Beeves
rhraa ao"h arrived for city slaughtcrets; no
ran;n r'i ~ Cattle; dressed Beef steady at
sa 50 100 lbs Sheep a' SSs. and and ST n :.
81 71aG % per 100 10, ,h ,o' ali np,born stock
% for yearling La Urs direcs. nominally
Hogs.-All for slaughter, s.nar 100 lbs.
dull aud lower at 81 SO.5 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-11

raise and elevate the musical appreciation
and standard among the people Of, this
city, and which can only be done by the
methods above snggested, that Of having
frequent concerts by such an orchestra
and competent yocalists.
\ Some dissatisfaction has been expressed
that the local managers were deluded into
advertising the names OF Miss Emma Juch,
who Is at present sick in New York City
and was unable to fulfil her engagement
in Pittsburgh, and that Of Miss Hattie
Clapper, who accompanied the orchestra
to this city, but who was not assigned o
place on the programme. This lady is said
70 possess q contralto voice Of considera-
bic power and sweetness, and was re-
!ceiyed with favor in Pittsburgh, where
abe sang. during the past week. Messrs.
Riester and Banner are entitled TO the
thanks OF the people for providing them
with the rich treat Of Saturday evening
and should certainly feel proud Of the
hearty manner with which their efforts
were met by the large and cultured
audience that filled the building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-11

From all accounts, ga Gold Daywhen
we get Left, the musical absrrdity 10 ha
presented at the Opera House tomorrow
evening. 10 the funniest play OF its very
funny kind, which includes such laueha-
bio and popular things as "Bunc6 OF
Keys, "a Rag Baby, H'Thrae Of q Eindn
and "a Parlor NEatQh.n The Chicago
iT.R,ss says Of "a Cold Day when we Get
Lett: ut is full Of fun and 20. Ades.
cription would be useless. II Is a long
series Of funny situations and startling
gage The Detroit. Eses Prsss says: 'eFhe
-pi0ee represents the ncthing-beyond OF
absutdtty, and while we tigufatiyelyi kick
ourselves TO death for laughing at It, the
harder we kick the more wo laugh. OF
Allthe unbrldled and sportlve fancies that
have found their way on the stage this
ridiculous oigepodge has in II more
idiocy and more laughter than were ever
united In any other product OF our time
that bore like rotations to the drama. II
the aim be 10 create laughter and the
value OF work be estimated at SO much
per shrek, then this outrageous iroltc Il
worth millieps.H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-11
The nl,er.ide,s AeauI,llien...

The steubenyille, Gazette says: The for.
NAL transfer Of the steubenyille Furnace
and Iron oompany's property in the Fifth
ward /, 10 the Riverside Company, OF Wheel.
ing, has been made, and the latter has now
assumed full charge Of the concern. The
works will at once be thoroughly over.
hauled furnace refined, hot blast ovensre.
paired, and other extensive repairs made.
Sidings will, be constructed 10 run into the
second storyof the stock house, and also
TO connect with the Panhandle railroad =;
intact there WILDE q general renovation
and the furnace put inIshapes to turn out
atleast 500 tons Of Bessemeriro per week!
twill probably be ready to 90 into opera.
ton about July !. The entire product Of
the furnace will be consumed by the River.
side steel plant ,at Benwood, which, now
uses / ,5OC. tons Of iron per week while the
companys blast furnace at that point can
only supply 1000 tons. This will insure
the steady running Of the furnace, aud II
Is q source Of congrAtulation that the idle
machinery there will soon beat work.
Arthur Mel ZEE has charge OF the works,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-11

producers Of fine Art Monuments. display
at their Office, 1918 Market street, the fin
est collectionof original art memorial de-
signs that have ever been exhibited in our
city. AS they own large quarries and
factories in the very heart Of the granite
quarries Of the East, they are entitled toa
position among the leading granite pro.
.ducers OF America. Occupying this com.
.manding position, they propose to furnish
their patrons with goodg at the same
prices "middle men" are compelled to
nay, thus securing to their customers an
actual saving rim their purchase OF at least
Copper cent. Another point for custom.
ersFto consider Ia that Messrs. Moore &
90. employ all the! latest improved ma.
Ichinery In the manufacture Of their goods,
doing awaygwith tho old fashioned meth.
DDS Of "mallet and chisel, I thus securing
more uniform regularity in their work,
and enabling them TO place their goods on
themarket at much cheaper rates than'ifI
otherwise manufactured. We take pleas-
ureiA recommending any Of our readers
In need of such work 10 give this enter
prtstng itirm q cal, ny 4 'tllia Z 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-11
THE LABOR MEETING
In 4 the Excelsior Elpk a Martins Fer,

In tho Excelsior Rink NJ Martins Ferry
Yesterday. SIS ssgsi
Quite large crowd was present at the
meeting Of the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly at the Excelsior rink, in
Martins Ferry, yesterday. Alarge NUM-
Der Of delegates were present from Wheel
ing and Bellaire.
The meeting was called to order by R.
Robertson, who nominated 4. @. Irwin as
Chairman. The first speaker was John
Ehmann, representative Of Prosperity AS
sembly, X. of L. He first argued the
question OF mass meetings on Sunday.
He held that whatever tended to elevate
man was good enough to be held on any
day in the week, and that trade unions
most certainly tended tuward the eleva-
ton Of the working man.
He argued strongly in favor OF trades
unions, saying that the organization Of a
trade union Is the first step toward ena-
bling the working class TO protect them
selves; that wherever these unions have
existed wages have been kept up. Some
men argue against unions because they are
antagonisticf to the capitalist. He then
mentioned q contractor who had said
that he preferred trades unions, because
under them he knew what he would have
to pay for labor, and could make his bids
accordingly. Mr.. Ehmann made an
excellent speech, and was frequently
applauded. o q
ATr. j. w. Armstrong followed with a
very neat speech, alter which the assem-
bly, adjourned to meet in Wheeling next
Sunday. The Grand Secretary OF the Car
penteIs' Union will be in this vicinity in a
short time, and it Is expected that Car
Wheeling, Martins Ferry and Bellaire.
The carpenters OF Martins Ferry win
hold q meeting on Saturday night to try
to organize trades union. On Sunday
week the Assembly expects TO hold an
open meeting at the Academy Of Music, in
this city, when some OF the best speakers
in the country will be present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-11
Acn1Lp MISSING.
a Girl Of Nine WHO Has Not Been HON,
Since Friday.

a Girl Of Nine who Has Not Been Homo
Since Friday.
a number Of people in East Wheeling
are Considerably agitated over the mys.
terious disappearance Of a nlhe-year-old
girl, an adopted daughterot Lewis Walter,
who resides at No. l7wood sre etand is
employed as a glass engrayer at the
Central Glass works. The girl, who is
rather stout and well developed for
child Of her age, loft home Friday morn
ing for the purpose Of attending school.
She did not return for dinner and her
adopted parents surmised that she had
been kept in for some disobedience, but
when she did not return in the after
noon they became alarmedand started out
after her. Inquiry developed the fact
that she had attended school both in the
morning aud afternoon. Where she went
after school was oyerit was impossible to
ascertain. Nota word Of the missing girl
had been heard up to late hour last
night. Thsentirenei ghborhoodisa aroused.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-11
EEgsaletly.

James R. Campbell, OF the Island, has q
flock OF thirty.one chickens that has laid
], 1868 eggs in the last four months. In
January they laid 176, February 2l4,
March $50, April Gl7-total 1868 eggs
Heati who can ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Here We are; 3. y. Prentiss, Of this
city, has flock Of thirty-fye chickens
that has laid 1850 in the same four
months, as follows; January asa, Fehru-
airy 1927, March 600, April 806 total 1850.
This gives 50 eggs NEARLY 10 each chicken
TO A for the Wheeling man. Neggst.-,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-11
ntIarsport.

[ u +
a. ]. aaggs returned Saturday from
Cleveland !. y
pr. Fisher has returned from a short
visit to Detroit. I;ia,5-'s'.
A small child Of Mr., John Campbells,
in EtRaville, Is very sick.
Mtas Carrie Warner, OF Marietta; was
calling on friends in town Saturday,
Rev. w. P. Chalispt preached attthe
Presbyterian Church yesterday morning.
EN-. 1uwasend, the O., L. & w. pay
master, was in town spending Sunday with
his brother, Mr.. G. @. Townsend;P
George Evans, Of uriohsyille, Judge
Hance, Of New Philadelphia, andiiyilliam
HsnlaR, Of bruce, were in town Saturday.
The quarterly meeting Of the Third NJ.
E. Church commenced yesterday at the!
brick school housa, Rev. j. H. Daily, OF
Wheeling, conducted the services.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-11
Memorial pay.

Holiday Post, G. A. r., is makingey
preparation for the proper observance Of
Memorial Day. Invitations have been
sent to various posts and societies in this
city and vicinity to participate in the
parade. The Fire Department has also
been inYited, and the school children viii
Sc asked to Sing nstiqlal songs from the
platform.
Chief Marshal Barker has appointed the
following Assistant Marshals: Edward
Robertson, Frank Stanley, August saper,
Israel WaterRl4p aad Louis saltsrbach.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-11
RIVER NEWS.
stage OF the water and Movements Of the
Steamboats,.

StHuEuputktSs
The Fila 4iay#an is 90 the docks at
Charleston.
The report that the White Collar line Of
stesperp viii 90 into the New Orleans
trade,is not true. The line will continue
in the Pomeroy trade.
The Andes Is due to-day from Cincin-
natl, for which pot she viii leave to-mor-
row afternoon atSo'olock. This popular
stern.wheel packet Is steady running
one, has ample accommodations for pas.
sepgers and shippers, and is differed by
as tine set OF gentlemen as can be found
on the Upper Ohio,
Capt. T. p. LeatheIs, one OF the leading
steamboatmen on the Mississippi, will be
here this week to look at the new cotton
packet being built for him by Sweeney h
Son, OF this city, and which isto be named
after him. Itisto be stern wheeler and
IL Is proposed to make her one OF the
fastest boats on thetiyer,
Mr.. John Sweeney went up TO Freedom
Saturday to look al the work being done
there for his firm. The hull for the Ship.
man pleasure yacht Is nearing completion
and work on Capt I.eathera' cotton packet
is being pushed, The cabin Of this boat
will be partially put on at Freedom. The
boat must be eompletedland down the
river before the low water season,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-11
ARonr pRop1F.

Strangers In the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. ". Z. Hughes, Of this city, Is in
Philadelphia.
Miss Jessie List is visiting friends at
UniontoYn, Pa. ~
J.B. Brobson, Of Mexico City, Is guest
at the McLure House.
Hon. Sep. Hall, Of New AtartinsSille,
was ntown Saturday.
Miss May Brock, Of waynesburg, is Wis
iing Wheeling friends.
Mr.. w. n. Tarr and daughters, Misses
Annie and Fannie, were in the city Sat-
urday.
H. McGregor and wife, Of the Island,
are, visiting friends at Cairo, Richie
county.
DR.. John E. West and Postmaster John
B. Longlsy, Of St Clairsyille, were down
Saturday.
Mr.. Lamar Q. Powell, OF the FairmOnt
Heat Trginian, took in the concert Satur-
day night
Mr.. Hugh Clark, Of steubenyille, and
his sister, Mrs. Hammond, were at the
Thomas concert.
Miss Belle Jenkins, Of Parkersburg,
and Miss Julia Burley, OF Moundsyille,
are visiting in thecity.
Miss Belle Hal, who has been the guest
OF Mrs. George Wilding, ct Parkersburg,
during the past winter, Is expected home
this week.
Misses Mary and Carrie Beall, the two
charming daughters Of Colonel @. ii.
Beall, Of Brooke county, are guests OF the
Misses Logan. ~ S
REp srAn couon cunr suits all ages and