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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-30


ously to preiudicethe British people against
Ireland, there are tidings Of sore distress
throughout a populous section Of that
country. Last month the Dublin Free
man published dispatches from Q special
correspondent an the west coast, which
declared that the supply Of food on Achill,
ofEsgle Island, and Inniscofin was bare
ly sufficient to keep the people alive until
Christmas The condition Of the people
now fally justi6es that gloomy prediction,
for many Of them are ct b: po,It Of death
frora s:sryatio4. The principal resource
of the isiands named, and Of many smaller
ones near the Mayo and Galway coasts, ia
the fishing industry. This year the catch has
been very meagre. The fishermen have
worked hard, but are hsmpere6 sy the
primitive cbs-gcta. 81 taelt boats and
tackle. That they have not been afraid to
brave danger ia pursuit ot their only
means of subsistence is proved By the long
list Of wrecks and aesthg caused by the
un,suG;iy lerss and iFsS1sut gales OF the
past two months. Many oftbe fishermen,
who barely escaped with thsit lives lost
the means OF proloDgipg it BY ths destruc.
ton of their boats, saiis, nets, &c. Almost
the hrst business OF the Psrnellites in the
session Of Parliament which begins in
February, will be TO persuade the Govern
ment to send reliet {. tha YVES. Coast dis
trisls c; Ireland. This, however. will take
considerable time, and the distress is al
ready so pressing that various messgrss oi
immediate relief are ks.Bs ptauped, main
! j in EG6liD, d.lWsy and Castle Bar.
AMERICAN DONATIONS REQUESTED.
If the charitahls people Of Americs
wisL 20 sid In this good work, their bene
factions will be cbesrfally distributed b
the Cable News Co@2sry, without one
shiIiing OF expense AnF donstions, large
or small, can be sent to this psp'r. TheDc'
they can be transmitted By check to tn
American Office Of the company, snt
transferred By cable on the very deF o
recent TO the Iondo2 o5acs. The dIsui
lutisu Of tns aims will be nsde by th
com npanys own agents, who sre permsn
emily stationed in Irelsn1. and who will re
turn vouchers to the London Office 70
every shilling distributed.
oL4psraSEs E6Ta AsNFsEsAaz.
LoyDos, December 2e-Mr. GIsdston
hiss requested the press association to col
vey to his friends his thanks for tie man
hundreds Of coDgrstulatory letters and 4
! egrsms received y an On the occasion
J ths Ieta saniEerssry Of his birth. He al
wishes to express bis appreciation Of Il
: tasteful and beautiful gif,a ss1 tokel
8 which have been lowed upon him fro
T every class and quarter and which
many instances we're accompanied BY 4
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John AicCIeary, the boy sent TO the
penitentiary from this county on January
"a, j 1888, for q term Of six years, has been
Epartioned by Governor Jackson. He.waa
arrested, tried and convicted Of incendiar-
ism. IA was the chief actoriin the burn
ing OF the North Wheeling Glass Works,
one OF the most disastrous fires Wheel.
ing has had Tor along time. The pardon
wis brought about by the efforts OF MI,
James McA Adams, an uncle OF Nice leary,
who agreed with the Governor to take the
lad in his Keeping and Try and make Q
useful memberol society and q Christian
citizen OF him. The Governor deemed
that this would be better than life in the
,penitentialy for alad Of his age.
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TInnJuSo ORION mon CO.


aeffl rrttfs-fssis fl1fl a
Has Had no pinleulty With It's Paddisrs
Iron Nails. y Is 7. x 2
40 he EtilorQ M lals lligflesE. Isl j
srR:- Your correspondent from steu.
benyiiie gives publicity to the statement
that the Junction Iron Company had
posted q notice that pudding must be
done IL s. or they would Roito making
steel nails, and had already eeaaed %
make iron nails, dischafging their pud-
oilers; We have never madea demand 81
any Kind on our pudd oilers. We have never
posted q notice we would or would not
make steel nails. We expect 10 pay the
ipuddlefs what we have agreed 70, or stop
only when we cannot do Il, bat we have
often said We thought the true intarasts Of
the boilers would be advanced by D yolnn-
tafyreduction on their part for pudding,
thus enabling US to continue making
iron nails, which We are now
doing, some j 800 kegs daily, Of superior
quality, and seIlingthesame without hay,
ing 9 gnaulntee required that the heads
won't Nv oil. And there fe many Of our
customers who will only haya iron, which
We viii continue making n we have pro-
per rednctionsin our labor departments,
placing us On equality with labor in
the East, and with those manufacturers
fffthis iocalisy3,gii liifye rub stituted ma
chinery IN the place oil mammal labor.
j AK the correction 81 tho statement
made regarding ourselves and employees;
which d utterly without foundation. and
has gwen fiseto considerable comment in
ourcommunity and mills,
sAil'L IskudtTIIN,
PreB't junction Iron 20,
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Tpeati, Or a Prominent citizen,

{ Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Luke Elton
died at his residence on Main street in his
18th year. He;haii been sick with typhoid
fever for over two week but was sup.
posed TO have passed the danger point,
and though still sick bis death
was mot anticipated. He leaves q
family consisting Of his vile
and nine children. Mr.. Elton
was a valued citizen noted for his upright:
ness and business integrity. He had
built up large plumbing trade In this
city, which has been his lhomeifor years.
He was a. prominent member OF the
Methodist church and one OF the hardest
working members in the Monndsville
iGampmeeting association.
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FINANCE .ANp lrRApK.
The Featares OF The Money and Stock MAJ

The Features otithe Money and Stock Mar.
= kets.
NEW York Fsbi %. Money easy al la percent
cloSed NJ y pefcent, Prime mercantile paper IA
peleelt Sterling xchange ban keEss bills iuietal
Gox!RSNRSr Dali tirm aud nnehaug nd prices
STATE sECuRtrtls trpng on limited business
STpeKs-At the s. mex Exchange dealers report
q ROOD ontt dc denaudi renewed aet!yity mi Tho
Iiln the cpptle o. pElteS Ths MAtset Vas aeadyai
tho oeittng, and the early give indications
81 dlsPa ton 2 hesitate during Which prices
eyes n NJ iit,sea N ne nj i Stsns nq ~
ioft Tie end % the tit hour taWantia sold
above par point II had not kince pecchi.
6erigt stMid neasly eysty thing on sle lisswas
.it AS ~ this time The Highest prizes Of the day.
with O ieW exeept lions; were made, ~ z n
Although the marx continual active II was
lraetlonall Lever aud iot most o Tic
O'clock when an active Aelllng movement sef IN,
which continued pntilth close and carried prizes
down 70 The lowest figures q The day and Ecnetay
eySIitik The ieatnfso Of he Inafsst WaS he tnsd
ing. IN Lake shore and IAckaWantsg Il was most
ppaih egtly Y ne day and tho report
Ngs Widely DIST huset thAt q tiemedt between
been made that rates bot Ql Ieitt and pascal.
GER would Ne fully tntetl Ia the mex f0ftyfeIght
hotg The report is isgnt q I've III ots FORMS
unit late ~ The not ading West
st6fe ose ials denied The know q anything
ilPpn 70 basp The ltetnen made. and Lake
Shore provo an exception 70 the market by t0uehs
hight highest prize Just after 2 O'clock whenit
Tho only other active stock * eptionaily strong
az tiIis time VA sllith aftst seiiiig
In The forenoon % 100 llned 70 1gi ei1Fei2
O'clock and only 4 n feaetiSn cl6ted On
AZ XII New t Yt tetil mi rs IN.
ented q 81 hcayl dpelinb, closing at l31S II
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,ilay % iaIepanl

And d d Be heiwho ffst cries hold,
hnougii9n That Is The sEEhation atpreseht
at Charley. shay's theatre, and Alouday.
night week will;tell whether specl's Bad
Boy will be on deck 1T this popular
theatre orwhethet he5will pick up bis
ned and depaIt as he Ina 10 10 IN Louis
vile, Cincinnati aud Pittsburgh. Manager
Shay says had he received notice In
time, hewould have put In another com.
Ipany. But al thisilate honr he Is obliged
to play ''Peck'a Bid Boy, or close the
theatre dufing the week. M Il Is, the
show must 70 on, and he Is willing to
slhnd the consequences
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Election OF Oiiieers.

Alta stated meeting of Mcdaniel Lodge
oi Perfection No. ], A. and a. S! r., held
III the Scottish Rite Hall in the city OF
Wheeling on the third day Of the Hebrew
month Adar, 4. N. 5845, which occurs ON
the 10th day Of February, 1885, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for tie ensu-
inethfee years: John w. Morris, Venergl.
bic Master, Andrew Wilson, Senior War
den; j. +. Merfiman, Junior Warden;
John NJ, Birch, Orator; Thomas NJ Oar
rah, aAlnoner George FL Irvine, Secreta-
ry;J !. A. Miller, Treasurer VIM. II. Rose,
Master Of Ceret onies jacob Berger l1x-
pert Alfred Paul, Assistant Expert . |,
b. McFadden, Captain Of Host; 4. Nv.
Bliss. Tiler. slil 'fais5s s'ilt;s
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ABOUT People.

Strangers in lie CITY and wheeling Folks
Abroad
Ed. NJ. BOYD, travelling correspondent
ofthe Charleston Daily 1Ynits Is In the
city.
Mr.. VIM. Entler has sheen confined 70
his room for two adayswith symptoms q
typhoid fever. 4
Capt. Sam D. Hudley. Of Pittsburgh,
wasin the city yesterday. He Is Us gay
and cleyer.as ever.
Capt. b b. Dovener leaves this morn
ing for Nashville and other Southern
points on animportant business trip.
Miss II. Mary. Douglass, who has been
visiting Miss Jennie Coen for several
weeks, leayesfo her home in Pittsburgh
to-day. Z
Col. Robert White left for Washington,
d. O., last evening to be present at the
dedication Of the Washington Monument,
which takes place to-day. Col. " hite has
been appointed aide for this State on Gen.
Sheridan staff forthis occasion. He was
accompanied by bis son, Mafsitall:
Rev. Alexander Sinclair, q brother.in.
law OF Dr. Cunningham, died yesterday
at five O'Clock r. NJ, in Salisbury, Mary
land. The funeral will take place on
Monday afternoon. DR.. Gunningh will
leave to-day and be absent over the Sab
bath, so thatthere will beno preaching
in tie First Presbyterian Church to-mor'
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KNIT JACKETS.

E We have now In stock q full, line Of the
above Jackets; also, IN xtraheayy quail.
ityforbutchers, and o full line oftSeotell
Wool Underwear. D warranted mot 10
shrink, @. HESS Is sons,
Merchant Tailors aud Gents Furntshers'
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. N ], " E.RHLY q. DREAM.

is=lfIYi 7iTI7T u - s : q,
but stern Reality Valuable Horse Stolen
5fii's Ff Nc Elm Grove. Fl;
Elm Grove was alltofn up yesterday
over case Of horse stealing Thprsday
might James Black, one o. the8ell known
residents Of The village, retired about Q
O'Clock and being tired after d heavy days
work went to sleep almost Immediately.
lthopt 10'o'clock he awoke witha start.
| He had in9t dreamed that tone Of hisyalua-
Die horses had bsen gtnIeh. So strong an
Impression did the dream. make on him
that after lying awake for a few minutes
he, determined 70 get up and satisfy him
self that his dream was not q reality.
Hastily dressing llp went to his burn aud
ereascertained to hlsdismayt hatabtight
bay mare valued a 80 was missing. The
animal was one Of the best in tile village,
and only d few days since an offer OF 500
for her was refused. A light snow, had
fallen aud it was easy to trace the direction
the thief had talcn, The tracks led to.
wurds this city. H1tryiHg To the railroad
office Nj. Black asked that the police be
notified, but for come reason, 80 the re,
porter informant.says the operator said
he could not get Wheeling. Tho pres1mp-
ton d, that the thief hurried into the city
aud going over the btidge reached Ohio,
where he could easily dispose Of q line
animal like the one her6de Oh.
{ As soon % possible the matter was
placed in the hands of officers d the low,
and tliefe Is q posslbil that the thief
may yet be caught. There Is very little
doubt as owho!he ID, but h;s iatne g not
known. Thgrsday morning there appear
cd In the village allow heayS:aet man
with BLACK curly hair lis ticustache,
though, was.light ID color and vas ANAL.
,HeWas roughly but weii.t ite sed. Hahad8
Oh d piIt Of tine boots, into which his
pants were tlelied, He came from the
OF Little " ashingt Oh and 'ciaim-
ed5to be DESTROYS Of purchasing some fine
horses. He spent the day in Elm Grove;
calling on aud examining allthes best
horses in the vicinity, Towards night he
disappeared and:has not been seen since.
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@hsa,a.
(Illtl|iieIllliI;ia;I::.I..
lrheonlyR Remedies for the SEinaO
Blood Universally Conlnlenlnll-

VIM. n. lotion, 90 North Tenth st,te, mn,
phih that ono Of his Custom ~ t,asas
him Incl dsnlally that Ras feeling . Se III y.
t,s ~ @ " pounds IN do III ~,
the Cuticufl olyetlt, which hRS pr1yd SS..e
Ehenall other remedies Jailed. ''S'Ns =. slss'al
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on February % and March ] y and SHE
B! & os Co, .willI sell inaugnratio exclfr.,
sion tickets TO Washington, ID! o., good
returning until March 10, inclusive. Day.
express leaves at Z Al ". and arrives OF
Washington city at TT. ". Nightexpress
leaves at 8 ;31 II. III and arrives at ash.
ipgton, D. q at 7;2o A. NJ, city time.
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chas. Dady, sDmeryiile, Mas. wbo sst,,. !,
y. Wood druggist Of that an. eeFt y Y N
nerinl cure drumming sores On the nsSS 4
been treated by hospital physlcRnS NIi,,Ta,.s y
Ead which yielded completely 70 ,Ss S, tal
Remedies. ~, NV SAtfan|
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skin diseAse, which resisted ,cvs,,, -,
fenleIilt and other FenredieS advISe,i i,g ~ glt
has been cured by your Culiehn RenafiS ' ~
surpassed my most sailSnine exrCciiiIoS. lh.
tapldly effected Aclre. J,C 1RESTSrSiIa g
vihCEHNEs, I'M. 'sA'A3VE
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All % your cutieun Remedies g,ve v.,,. !,
The cutlcur1 IclCCisIly n,o;ys ~
4 5 u N. j, PRATT. Moa,tllo ".
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NfATtsrr al Charley Shay,s Theatre this
a,tsSnnoi,' IS 81
I,,iv Cartel Rink Polo clabwillmeet al
~ an Xxi; XII. ,nerains 'at o a elock. 4 7
st' Y. ~. s.,ts -, IS g;l, .;yes
iA AZ. M, "a n;foI TinE
Dels y ~ ~ 80 iss.
tseAs ftiuy -
The usual Smontnly SUNDAY nlsa =
rehearsa! BY the opera tioass 1ts,ssssa
Wilde ny gLsslllh 'isstinstenVe t3.
TOW evening"; /, Z !, h, Z 4,
Bofll aouses ot tle !, ~ ~
in session aHtnle to'aay my tnost o. ~ y,
members viii attend tlie sotree asistlsledss ~
Mt. de Shantal. s. 3
Juneg BoYp will hold Q special term q
the Circuit Court to-day at Mopnds sille
for the purpose O. ,dlsposing OF some
chancery cases IN 9i W t e., =
ANNE SESSEpl tllesgifl who has beer
i'll with small .pox for some days. at tho
home OF her mother on e,hapline stree!
north OF Eleventh, died yesterday and
was buried last night. 4; Il. u I
TaReEwas q private skating party nun.
herring over a hundred couples occupied
the snrfaee at the Ghapiine street riph
Last night aiter 10; o'clock, This rink has
t,ecnl engaged for two like parties next
week. 20 4
u ,iiv,cy, h falling slowly Heavy fee
vas r,,n,,ins during tlieday, but towards
Sn sI II cleared ant antlit %as tepoitei thai
the river nal eofred above the Sisters,
and also, fliatthe fee had cane lit below, in
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AiieelIng Of ga Itude impCls mo To Astn,,,.,.
the great merits o. your Clticua, and eS;S
recommend Is 10 the public Is 4 VEN rTlS.1I
REMEDY. Il. N. PolNkhs
Bridgeport CON
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ror n. "a caantai.

The special train to convey the tnem-
beers OF tho Legislatnfe and invited guests
70 Mt. de. Ehantal 70 attend tie S0iree
R,,.sio1le this al efnoon will leave tho Cap
itol, on the Hempheld railroad, at 2
O'clock r. ~, Wheeling time. Those de-
string 10 20 out should take the cars at
the corner Of chaplipe and Sixteenth
streets al 3 CLOCK sharp.
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PfIsoners for aloahdsyilie.

Henry Goodwin was received at the
NIoundsville prison yesterday from Wood
county, TO serve q i've year sentencc on O
charge Of burglary, and w. II. Robinson,
the same day, from 6ilmer county to
serve three years here for grand larceny.
Goodwin has already served two termshere
and Robinson one term. The twoyoung
men viii be reported 10 the Ghcnit Court
Clerk OF Marshall county by the Super
fIitendent 81 the prison, in order that the
additional penRlty which ii o lie sentence
inSthe case oi Goodwin, and tlye years in
tbe case oil obinson, may be Imposed by
fine Judge Of the Circuit Court Of this judi
cial district.
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ouTuuRA ABRoAp,

Through home Teturned NoFw,yIsn ~.
learned 10 know your ClluculA, W6irh n. ~, aW
short time cured me o. An RCzeRsk ma nv ".
Ieianis med eines could not heal. W lelNF
n CHR. HEL1zEy, bergen. Sor,,,
flGe 4l1elttFtor1iSj,!N ~
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o. the b. ID o, limited express trains
the time to- Washinst otf exceeds that kos
complicated by fiyal line &, switch heavy
tax Is demanded Of all passengers In ex-
cess OF the regular railroad fate. The
trains, initheir make up and style through.
out are also equal II not, indeed, superior,
vet on the B * o. nothing more Is asked
Of any passenger than the inauguration
ticket Tor passage. he can't lloW his own
sweet villas 70 the particular Character o.
accommodations deaired, and unlike the
must.taka .soup style OF other lines on So
called elimited trains, he, as hitherto
stated, does as he plsases
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An exchange remarks that, "the best
teachers are those who learn something
new themselves every day, SO we am
'nounce this day that several Thousand
important cures have been made by the
use of. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. .....
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pHti.ApEErIttA, pa. Fe6. %. Bi6nrfhll. Wheat
dull md weak no, red February sass 70; March
APRIL nay Oo,t,,
ll:cafi lots stronger and 'tnii6Ih demand: No 8
yellow t1;sGt steamer No 2 mixed No, 2
mixed Bebfaary 81 r.: March 55kcs
April and MaS 4HtS &c Oats dnll /; reIected While
SSaaII No. 8 white - No 2Whlte, 3,.a
$40; futures nOminally UNCHANGED. No. . willis
Fcbriiafy and March fl5 q. Butter dull creamery
extra 5Sa:s w stern fair 70 good dull;
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& MEMBERS OF Legislature invited 4
n s. JACOB w. GHUBB,
y JeMeler. Cor. Twelfth aud Market.
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EXTENSIVE preparation are beingimade
for q grand Art Exhibition at Kirk Art
Store, opening March ] and continuing
for q period Of ten daysto two weeks, and
from the interest that is manifestedin It
by, the lady artists 1T promises 70 be a
grand success on their part, and will give
our citizens q treat in art that they win
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rnn wnIrE ElERHANr.


THE wHIrF ELEPHANT,
Better Known as iss cepitotRuiidinr The
county Don't Want Halt.
The special meeting OF the Board oil
County Commissioners heldat the Court
House yesterday morning Tor the purpose
oi considering tue proposition iien the
seityito purchase d oneshalt interest in the
Capitol Buildihg, for ssoioo was attended
10y allthemembcfs. TheApecial commit
lee appointed to confer with like cons
inistec from the City Council reported that
one hall 81 the building conld be owned
and occupied by the county for SaQ, ~,
and then followed one oil the Windiest
arguments that the Commission ever
INDUCED in.
Mr.. Boring was very much opposedit 70
accepting the proposition, Nh. Delbrngge
favored combining the county and city de-
parEmeats, bat thought 500. 900 was OIL 20
eSther too high d price. Mr.. Prince did
mot favor making any change at pres
emit. Mr.. StoelSef was posed to! accept
Ing the city b offer. Mr. Maxwell was ops
posed to the Gitysand county departments
being In the same building. Mr.. Peter
son thought that legislation ought to'bes e-
cured first and mnyed that the Committee
on Legislation procure the necessary act
W the ior nylng ent-nlt <, ~
the capitol pnlialng OF alsposlns q t =
present properly, K, 1, K K, Il.
Nj. borlng moved 70 stslple the Z, 1,
pr9pos au9 tpaL mouon WIS auoPss9.
Referring 70 MI, IL terson 9 smoliopi ~; !:
Woods spoke against nnylng any paLb g g
the slaIe House w: botlng c'lilea sstIets
tion " tte Iact ltat vac eity s9y
want me nulluip tu y tps county Mss
70 share y Win the city, Whatever vas W
done mus PC done alckly y W. \. ait.
kstocker turn 20 speak an w tnls liil
and ne saia ne tnoaga. Iheloest stniIs Y
son took occasion % sly tnas ne tilougnt
MI. std tiot ttitnk 20. ~
laxwel 81 tne opinion that q tiie
county could not sell her properly.
All. .i1elpfngge came % the 'front.' again ,tl
aha 9yea q rec9nsase lne sote "a
wil.ch sne Guys EoslHon was taoie y.
and pein fecoilsiaere1 oyeo 20 Leless y,
talked and talked until about lsf. y They
love 20 talk and talk tney VIII. me SUN
and snnstance 20 me 9e. eItne maloIiIy
seemed tospe Inat u Noulq pe pestt9r. lie
county 70 remain 10 her present ntlluln,gs
iornyss or sixyeai ner ana lneh puiiu
Dniiains on ne present SSart o NJ.
State House would occasion the cSpendi'
tate @ large amount q , money IN Ieme1,
ellng tne part aeslsi lor the county sn1
would require annually me expendlt ",
o. large sums q money q, lo o., repairs. me
Following was finally offered by Mr. Peter
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Tllk Capitol Rink Polo club willmeet ai
tile rink this norning at O'clock.
BALTIMORE Lodge K. OF 2. will giyea
benefit entertainment at the! Capitol rink
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LION znIls, the boy skater, was pre-
scented with a handsome gold medal by
hisfriends at the Island rink last evening.