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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-13
DIEDMoNT AIR LINE.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Nov. IL, 1856
Trains leave b. and L. station, 9TH and streets
300 alm-Daily for Narrenton. 0ordonsyille, & and
o. points, Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Danville Raj
eigh, Charlotte Atlanta, and all points South Pull
man palace buffet sleeping car Washington to Atlanta
and Washington 10 New Orleans
2:35 p. m.-Daily. except Sunday, for Manassas
Strasburg and intermediate stations.
80 T.. m:-Daily for Warrenton, Gordonsvils
Charlottesville, stanton. Louisville. aud
points on the Chesapeake and Ohio route. Pullmal
sleepers Washington To Louisville
III 100 p.m-Daily for I.y nchbure Raleigh. AshyillG
Charlotte Columbia. Aiken Augusta. Atlanta. Mont
gomeryi New Orleans and points Southwest. Pull
man buffet sleepers Washington To Aiken. = G. Wash
lngton TO Montgomery, connecting with Tarlor e
New Orleans
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION.
Leave Washington 81 10 AIN. daily, except Sunda.
and ID pm daily, arriving at Round Hill IL 40
IN. and 10 pm. returning, leave Round Hill s0s
IN daily and rs pm, except Sunday, arriving
Washington 40 I'M and 3 % pm.
Through trains from South arrive at Washngtoq
m; Strasburg local, 10 .05 am.
Tickets sleeping reservation and information
furnished aud baggage checked office, 60l Pennsyl
Nania ave, and at passenger station, Pennsyly
Railroad 9th and Il SITS.
JAS. l. TAYLOR,
Mo General Passenger Agent
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LADIES, GOODS.
SELLING Our

SELLING Our
TO CLOSE BUSINESS
viii sci, out my entire stock Of Fancy Geods and
fO5s 'sn & s;f
l44 ARgHa sA4 AEsEs Hsgks IN FINE FRENCH
4Sn HSsHsH SHS szSs shzI5s
Hair D D. a by se month Special attentSn
A CARD To Tn LADIES Or
f to hs that trade, haze
Fancy Machine s ssMtshiDf sHH 2qWil6t5RREk &C.
Of all kinds lnciudns Mantei fambreauns Porteres,
Cushions ridie'' M0nG f1pqEs &C.
"a; aRa with Whist = Is
Sole Agents for the New Home Sewing Machine. di
Perfect Shapes. Best Manufacture
SEAL PLUSH sACQUES, SOS upwards
SEAL PLUSH VISITES, latest ard novel shapes
BOUCLE and AsTRACHAN WRAPS,
JACKETS, from s37 upwards
BEAVER and BERLIN Twill x 81 xS1tb SIT a
MILLINERY.
Beautiful Novelties in
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS
Real French Felts, Silk Bound 81. 90 and upwards.
100 dozen Fancy Feathers at reduced prices.
Millinery Ornaments.
Real and Imitation Iaces.
Colored Silk and Cotton Brussels Net
for evening wear.
SILK PIUSHES, in all colors, 10 inches wide Al Oj
AsTRACHAN. best quality, "a inches wide $500.
FURS Of the finest grade Muf and Boas to match.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
sRecia, Importation for Holiday Trade, plain and
Heavy Silk Plain, and Picot Edge.
,,,,.,,,. v...,,.... 10 10 49, Is: SOC:
Elegant Novelties in
At very low prices
FOSTER KID GLOVES. 81 pair upwards. Every
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Decorative metal work, reproductions from original
designs best examples Of Ancient and Modern Relief
j. C. HUTCHINSON.
9O7 Pennsylvania ave.
7Trevise Paris d3
NINE: HYATT sA.!. 5s9 18th, COR; F ST HAND;
Wsdd some Suits s5o S up Exception Dresses and
Tailor-nade Suits specially. Work and fit gusran-
IL Do your own Dyeing at home, with
PEERLESS DYES.
Price 1Oc. package-4O colors They have no equal
for Strength Brghtness AMOUNT in Psckagss or for
not croak smut. For sale by
TSCHIFFELY & EVANS, .
no21-eo Druggist, ATT Pennsylvania ave.
LEDORA DRESS SHIELDS
L Are the best in the world
THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY IMPERV1OUS.
n27-s,t,thtm
MISS T. F. WILLS, HAVING RECENTLY RE-
vi turned from New York with the latest styles, etc.
has opened DressInaking Parlors at OF Nine
Palmers and is prepared to do rstclass work Coats
Wraps tailor-cut Jackets, etc.
S. 7. Taylor's system of cutting and fitting
Tailor made suits specially n9-5ws
ICRENCH DYEING. SECURING AND DRY
Il CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT,
1905 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST
Evening Dresses Laces, Lace Curtains. Grape Veils
Feathers, Kid Gloves Plush and Velvet specially.
Gents Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired. Ladies'
Dresses Dyed and cleaned without ripping. ANTON l.
CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer and
MaisOn Yriese, Rue Rivolle, Paris. ja6
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The RE1eN Or Hen Prices


Is OVER, AND GENTLEMEN WHO WISH TO BUY
FASHIONABLE AND PERFECT-FITTING. HIGH
GRADE CLOTHING, READY TO PUT ON FOR
THEMSELVES OR THEIR SONS. WILL FIND OUR
STOCK OF OVERSACKS, SURTOUTS, NEWMAN
kETS, &C., To SATISFY THE MOST CRITICAL
SCRUTINY. OUR SUITS FOR BUSINESS AND
DRESS IN EQUALLY GOOD QUALITY AND IN
GRAND VARIETY. FOR $40, s15 AND $50 MOST
EXCELLENT GARMENTS CAN BE HAD OF U.s. AND
WE TRGs FOR YOUR OWN SAKE. YOU WILL NOT
BUY CLOTHINGSCNTIL YOU HAVE VISITED.
ALSO THE FINEST LINE OF PIECE GOODS, FOR
THE BEST BROADWAY NEW YORK CUSTOM
CLOTHING. AT OUR
NEW STORE,
No. 1112 STREET NORTHWEST.
A FEW DOORS ABOVE MOSES SONS LARGE
FURNITURE STORE.
NOT TO BE POSTPONED.
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUPPLY YOURSELVES
WITH CLOTHING. AND THERE is NO ESTABLISH
MENT IN THE CITY WHERE YOU CAN BE BETTER
PLEASED, AND FOR LESS MONEY, THAN AT OUR
HOUSE OUR SUIT AND OvERCOAT DEPART
MENTS ARE FILLED WITH CHOICE STYLES. AND
WHICH WE ARE SELLING FOR 25 PER CENT LESS
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. IN OUR SUIT De
PARTMENT YOU WILL FIND SELECT STYLES IN
CHECKS, PLAIDS AND MINED CASSIMERES AND
CoRhSCREW, DIAGONAL. wIDE-wALE AND
UHiPCORD WORSTED, WHICH ARE CUT MADE
AND TRIMMED IN A SUPERIOR MANNER AND
WARRANTED TO FIT TO PERFECTION IN OUR
ONERCOAT DEPARTMENT OUR STOCK Is COM
PIETE. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF MELTON
KERSEYS. BEAVERS, CHINCHILIAS AND
WORSTED. IN SACKS, sURTOUT AND NEWMAR
KIT STYLES. We CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
THE BIG BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING IN
THIS GREAT SALE OF MEMS, BOYS AND Chill
DREN'S CLOTHING, AT
S2i 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
BETWEEN AND STREETS,
YOU NEVER HAD AS GOOD A CHANCE TO GET
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN CLOTHING AS NOW
AT OUR GRE AT EvEN noIy.p err W 60,
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SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE.

We have made big preparations for the Holiday Season
in each one of twenty-eight depart
ments, and intend to totally eclipse
every preceding year.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 9TH. 1854,
until further notice.

j. X WOOD, General Passenger Agent. do
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH. lsso,
until further notice.
Leave Washington from Station. corner OF New Jsr.
For Chicago 1000. IL 40 m and lo:lo pm daily.
M IS Fast nSt.bas and chi
caeo, arriving IN Pittsburg Mt 35 Chicago next
Io:35am No extra fare is charged on these trains
For Cncinnat Louisville and St Louis daily at 30
pm ana 10 10 pm with through coaches aud place
is fast limited train to Cincinnati and 81 Louis.
arriving In Cincinnati next morning at 40 st Louis
and Sleeping Cars TO Pittsburg:
For lexington and Local Stations. $40 am daily,
Ell Hs7Ts e Grace. xllmlns.on and Philadelphia.
For Baltimore week day: ), $50. $40. 7.so.
@ aH so C ssc 44c $40 "a 90 s an;
5sE s;Tef: On s sSH ss si a. 30 Us
For shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
~ a m and 80 pm daily 10 am. has Sleeper fron
For Wilmington. Delaware and intermediate ponss
For Annapolis $40 am and IL 10 and 30 pm
On sunday 30 am, 40 pm.
For Way stations between WASHINGTON and Bale.
ans t p On r Sunday o M aaa S 80
40, 90 and 4 30 pm. For ON MetroIoli.
tan Branch u 40 am. daily except SUNDAY, and b3l
pm daily; 44o pm. daily except sunday, prince
pal stations on Metropolitan Branch 40 m daily;
ON Sunday stops At all stations. For Gathersburg and
lntermeslate points 10 % am, II 30 and 81 m
daily except Sunday. For Frederick 4 40 aud
40 IN. daily. except sunday.
For Hagerstown 10 90 am. and ; 81 m daily ex.
cept Sunday
Trains arrive from the West daily 500 .:ao Am.
]; 10. q 30 and i Fl pm. Little Rock Express.
rom philadelphia, Chester, Wilmington and Havro
de Grace III 40 am- J 20 pm. and 1000 pm. daily.
From wilmington and intermediate points north u
Baltimore IL u am.
From Annapolis. & 30 am. and 1 so and 5:25 pm
Sunday. 1875 am, 30 pm.
From Harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad 5:30am
daily except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate point, s:25 a. IN,
and ID D. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at , 10, @ 30,
20, 900, 905 and 10 80 m. II Is. 30 3 A,
APO, D. q $50. AZ, and III 90 y. m. on Sundays,
$50, 20 100 and 05 am, 80, . 30, 90 3 co.
q 30. 40, p 90 and / ID. IN.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
except % 3: and q 40 pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket office, Washington station, 6l9 and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue corner l4th street where ordera
viii be taken for baggage TO be checked and received 10
any point in the city.
B. DUNHAM, C LORD
General Manager, Baltimore. (n5l G. PA
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RAILROADS.
TIME GREAT
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S THE TSsS sspSESs
SILL fffncr MssSIslGr sth f issd
N' fs q. station sSs: o0rns' Of sixth
For o ffssS sss saS the ss %ssa E.P:
H xl,s s,, 40 daily Sns,as..i s. Ls.!s.
S Hsa. ss s. sssS 70 pssns:
s Sinca.o WITH Sleeping Car htoona % Shi.sgo
sssns Cam sa. hssrsa Ct to chs.S
hapr.s sa1 H MS 70 eyeand :
sr sefs c ,s5 Icnss s,, and ae@Es,. T.e,ns rs
For Eat s5'IssIE BE-
cos %.shas, Ss,liy ssacsp, saturday with fsOs
For w,ilis,msport Lock Haven and Elmr.. at eco
For New M d faSi e sSS ,s ss1fs ..s,
On y SUNDAY nh.so s sSo Ms Ie 80 and Pm
fa5 6 Cars 40 A NJ daily. EXCEPT SUNDAY S and
For For Boston withS1t shanse 90 ? every day
d1 BOAT. I'll q hISs main, !:
ing direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoiding double
For if f5sSs ifsSss sss hss % c .Sa
sJ 500 $40 e 1eeS asd al 80 sunday.
5 lIso f. ki%isd Eipr e4o M ~ w ses
So Is's 500 e zoo II L. @s sM sd
800 sdS NJ M g siO soc99s cSS::
For pops oSeet Lin ne AND and 20 40 a,,v
except Sunday s'
For Annapolis, % ", IL ID. D and 90 p VI,
6aiiy, except Sunday. Sundays. q 90 An Is
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Alexandria 90? o. 9 % II AN. IL .ol noon,
2:05, APO. 30, 6ol, \ o. .o.l and 1 1 20 ~
NJ On SUNDAY at 600. s.25 IL AN, o OF and
For Richmond and the South, O. IL AM daily. and
4:.S5 i NJ. daily, except SUNDAY
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington q q, 8 %
1000. 1913 An l;29 300, 32a j: 10. Of,
g:32 and 10 42 PM. and IL 10 midnight texcelS
MondaN. On sunday at 4 90 and 10 "a A NJ:
5:l0 9:32, 10 AZ y NJ. and IL 10 night
Tickets and information at the Office northeast c,r
of 18th street and Pennsylvania at the
station where orders be left the checking ~
baggage to destination from hotels and rssidences
CHAS T.. PUGH, General Manager
j. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent. do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-13

IN o ICE
TO aRocERs AND HousEKEKpERa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-13

n. A. Poo1E
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
GA LOUISIANA AVE. NV,
SOLE AGENT For
THE CALIFORNIA PATENT ROLLER PROCESS
FLOUR
This Flour for Family use has superior.
am receiving choice varieties of Potatoes
which are coming in very freely, and housekeepers
will do well to lay in their stock as hardly think
they will be lower this have fine line Of
Apples, Grapes. Sweet Oranges and Lemons. Also
full line of choice GROCERIES, in quantities to suit
at wholesale prices for cash only Dufys Pure Cider
Vinegar q speciality.
Politeness and Fair Dealing may be Relied Upon.
:, GOODS DELIVERED FREE
Money returned if goods not satisfactory.
Only FINE ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER sold
here
ocl3 n A. POOLE, ga La ave. NV
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AIDES
IL Do your own Dyeing at home, with
PEERLESS DYES.

They will dye everything; They sold everywhere
for strength: Brightness Amount in Packages OF
Fastness of Color or Nom fatling Qualities They do
TSCHIFFELY EVANS, ..
Dr1,pl nvo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-13
LNEDORA DRESS SHIELDS
Il Are the best in the world.
THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY IMPERv1OUS.
pC1-s fhfsp,

MISS T. +. WILLS, HAVING RECENTLY RE-
" turned from New York with the latest styles, etc.
has opened Dresslnaking Parlors at o. Fstn Nine
Paners and is prepared to do hrstclass work Coats
Wraps, tailorcut Jackets, etc
S. L. Taylors system Of cutting and fitting.
Tailor sllits n speciaIty no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-13
SPECIALTIES.

NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
NJ LIFE. All business confidential Ladies and gem
tlenen so cents EACH 40S street, between 4th and
9Th streets northwest my64Ows
DHES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY d.
Il rect treatment without the Of knife, canstic
ligature. Cure guaranteed. Can be consulted at
213 Sd ut. NV. from to pm. ap2-12ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-13

vnALXER,S, 2Q4 10TH 9T. NV.
w Moth proof Fit Caxbolate OF Lime, Io1ta Pitch
p;astss. n 8. and Cas- Tal. C6ssessI Had. Lima -
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will sell out my entire stock of Fancy Goods IN,
Toys at and below cost to close business Try u be
fore purchasing somewhere else
d1O.2ws A. II. EICHSTAOT. 1905 st n. VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-13

Tie following Senators and Representatives
have arrived in the city and located at the resi-
dences designated:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-27
A SUGGESTION
FOR NEW INDUSTRY IN WHEELING
Made by Gentleman Who claims to Know
What He Is Talking AbOut-ThS Excel.
lent Brick Paysmsuts-PsOpl
Asllpg About Them.

Mayor Grub and tho Board Of Pu5lic
Works were inspecting q delegation Of
Cleveland CoupCilmen to arrive in the city
yesterday to .sxpect the brick street paw
ing, they having written that they pro-
posed to visit Wheeling on such IN err,
rand, with a view TO laying some Of the
Justly celebrated pavement in the Forest
City, They did not arrive, hswever
Some time since Mr., 6ruhb wrote o letter
to the L. a, W. Bulietin, the journal
Of the hlcycllsts Of the country,
in which he referred at some length to
the brick pavement and whata first class
street 1t made, especially for wheelmen
That letter was published and since then
Mr., Gfuhb has received letters from all
over the country making inquiries about
1t, it's cost, how 1t is laid, Ia durability,
etc. Many Of these letters are from
wheelmen who are in positions connected
with municipal governments. Not only
has Wheeling been advertised by means
OF the letter but the chances arc that the
pavement will bs used in cities that would
never have known OF 1t otherwise.
A well known citizen, who has In the
past had considerable to do with the
streets and alleys OF the city and who has
always been noted for tho interest he has
taken in city affairs, In talking recently,
about the pavement, referred tostile iact
thatit was becoming widely advertised
and that all oil the delegations that have
come here to inspeotit have been highly
pleased with II, and expressed 1t as his
opinion that the time was not far distant
when there would be q general demand
for the brick block as o paving material,
especially In cities the eiza Of this,
Said he: II believe there Is go.
ing 10 he such q demand that
It will be impoasibls for New
Cumberland or Hancock county to supply
IL, Now why shouldn't we make the
blocks right hereP You are talking about
new industries being started here, there's
one that would pay, am sure. Look at
New Cumbsrlaud-in the past six yesrs
her population has increased rapidly Just
Oh account Of her brickyards aud the de.
nsnd for their product. | know that
Cant. John Porter says that the
fro clay here Is no good, but ]
claim that right In our coal mines
about here and in Marshall county
is any amount Of clay that will make as
good, II not better block than the Hancock
county clay; there's more iron In 1t, and
know VIVA. I'm talking about. And
with Philadelphia and Baltimore using
the brick block, you'll find the demand
will be heavy Que. Other cities will be
quick to follow the example Of the larger
ones"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-27
ABOUT People,

Strangers In the City and Wheeling FOlhI
Abroad.
Mr.. D, NJ. Csmpsey, Of Olaysville, wa
in the city yesterday.
Capt. Charlie Wells, Of Gloyer's Gap
was in the city again last night.
Mra. 7. Perry Jacobs, Of New Martins
vile, was at the stamm House yesterday
Mias Jennie Bailey has returned from q
pleasant visit to friends in the suburbs o.
Cincinnati.
Hon. G, W. Atkinson 10 to deliver hii
lecture, entitled Don't" at West Alexan'
dor next Monday night.
Mrs. M. M. PigSott, Mrs. Frank Judkius
aud Misses Ella T. Webster and Nora
Kruin, all OF Flushing, were in the city
last evening to attend the Armstrong
solree.
Miss Bella Moore, who terminated a
special engagement at the Academy oil
Music, ParkeTsburg, THANKSGIVING, passed
through the CITY yesterday enroute 10
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Nelson stelle, Of New Britain,
Conn.,, representing one Of that places
large metsl manufacturing concerns, Is ct
the Mcclure. He Is relative oi W. II,
STEELE, Of this CITY.
Mics Lizzie Jones entertained in an ele.
CANT manner at her home on the Island
la1t night, a number Of her friends. There
was dancing to Killmyer's muaic, cards
and Refreshments. Every one was
charmed with the reception.
Prof. ]. O. Baines, Of New York, is in
the city. He was formerly Of this city
aud worked in Meder's cigar factory.
For the past few years be has been on tho
minstrel stage as banjoist, being an &C.
oomplished performer on that now fash.
lOnable instrument. He thinks OF loca-
ting here.
Prof. @. A. schaefer has returned from
q short stay in Cincinnati. While there
he witnessed two performance Of the
great Amer can opera company at Music
Hall. He is very enthusiastic over the
splendid music and grand accessories
with which the opera1 were put on. He
says that even In the old country he never
saw anything that could approach 1t.
Prof. w. H. venable, who has been lee.
turing before the Peabody Teachers In.
ntitute this week, 10 the author Of q vol.
ume OF poems entitled "Melodies OF the
Heart and Songs Of Freedom" published
by Robert Clarke & %. At present the
Professor Is writing series Of articlea for
the Saturday edition Of the Cincinnati
Commercial Gdsslk, On 1.-THE Early His.
tory Of the Ohio Valley"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-27

Miss ssllio Jump ia visiting friends and
relatiYea in Wellsville.
George spsnOe Is home from Columbus
University Tor few days.
The Buckeye glass house closed
Wednesday to make repairs,
The funeral Of Mrs. John Holbrook will
take PLACE from her late home on Walnut
street at Que and hall O'Clock to-day.
Rsv. G. O. sedguick ia home from
smithaeld, where be had been called to
preach the funeral sermon OF an aged
friend.
The G. A r. boys will give social aud
supper at their hall Saturday evening,
December II, Good music and speeches
will be the order.
The Eastern Ohio Teachers Association
began its two days session in 81. Olairs-
vile yesterday. As many OF the teachers
wished TO attend, there was no school yes'
terdsy.
Martins Ferry Is becoming a rendez.
vous for all the tramps in tho country.
They are becoming nuisance, from four
to Six asking to be kept a. tho lookup
every night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-27

Ohio, DR.. W. Il. VenRbls, Miss Ella Dill
lon and Prof. George Z, Little, tho regular
instructors, and also 10 Gen. John Eaton,
tion, Prof. A, l.. Wade, Dg, ]. II, Plpea
and s. L. Jepson, members OF the
Wheeling Board OF Educpsiou,
ReS9lred, That we appreciate the untlr-
ing Efforts OF stste Superintendent Morgan
and City Superintendent Anderson for the
success Of this Institute,
RtOlVed, That wa recognise the valua Of
the Wesl Pirginia School Journal and Of the
press In general.
RssOlvtd, That We express our thanks "a
the, teachers and pupils VI the various
schools Of the city and the Misses HRTri'
son Of Piedmont for the entertaining mu'
Hic Furnished during the sessions OF the
Institute, That We tender our thRnka "a
the trustees aud members Of the United
Presbyterian ohuICh for the use OF their
building for the holding OF the sessions
OF the Institute.
Resolred, That the thanks Of the body
are due and are expressed to the Board o.
Education. ~ For their kindness in
closing the schools during the tins Of the
Institute. (2( For the inspiration Of theil
presence al It's sessions. (S( For theil
confidence repOsed in US and expressed o.
recent meeting. That 1t shall be oul
purpose to bscome better teachers year BY
year, That copy Of these resolutions b'
lnrnishsd the city papers and the Wes
Tirglnia School Journal Tor publication,
Prof, George Z. Little spent an hour o.
more giving chalk drawings and charCoa
sketches. supt. Anderson made somt
very pertinent remarks concerning thu
success OF the institute and thanked thu
Teachers for their prompt attendance
Mlaa Dillon reCited in her very best man
ner "Uncle Daniels Apparltton," and ate
being loudly epcored, reCited "Our s'ns
tor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-27
Obituary,

Mrs. Betsy S. Faris, wife Of William NJ
Faris, died at tho home Of her husband in
Bellairs, O., early yesterday morning, altel
u brief illness. Mrs, Fsris was the dsush'
ter OF the late Judge Benjamin s, Oowen
and @ sister Of the late Judge d. 7. T
CowOn, Of St, ClaiTsvillo, One brother,
General B. r. Cowsu, Of Cincinnati, and
ono sister, Mrs. NJ, n, q, HoRe, OF Bellalre,
o., survive her, az DO also her husband
and five children q. and Miss
Maggie, OF Bellaire, Will s. F6rls, city edi-
tor Of the lNTELLldXNCERi Miss Anna who
Is teacher In the Bridgeport FchOols,
and Ben FaEis, who Is attending the
School Of Design, in Cincinnati.
The funeral will take place in Bellaire
tomorrow, and the interment will bs made
in tho st. ClRirsville cemetery.
Mrs. Fsris WAS q woman Of lovely
christian character, and In her death 0
home will be- bereit Of an indulgent mother
whose memory all will call blessed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-27
Y. NJ. G. 4. NOTES.

The study of the Sunday.school lesson
will be conducted at o'clock this ev
ening.
Young mems social religious meeting
will be hela at 1880 o'clock this evening.
Mems Gospel meeting will be held at 4
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. LAST San
day the patlors were crowded with young
men.
It is cxpsc.ed tho AlsoCisEion will con-
duct megtingsior men In tho Opera House
on Sunday afternoons for some weeks, be-
ginning with December 8,
Tho sscold anniversary will bs haId in
the First Presbyterion CHURCH Sunday ov'
ening, December 8.