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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-18
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW,
Our Daily Chronicle of the Movements
of Individuals.

Our Daily Chronicle of the Movements
of Individuals.
Mrs. ]. B Wells is Visiting frisndg near
S;eubenyille, @.
Mr.. W. ]. Martin, OF Fairmont, was in
the city yesterday.
Misses Annie and Virginia Orr, OF Steu,
b~enville, were IN the city yesterday.
Mrs.. Daniel Sheib. of Pittsburg, ia the
guest Of her son, Mr.. W. II. Sheib.
State Superintendent of Schools Morgan
lett the city yesterday tor Charleston.
Col. Robert McEldoR ney and Hon. Sep
Hall, of Wetzel, were in the city yester,
day.
A Fl Neal and sister, OF Pittsburg, Miss
Jane Humes, OF Abingdon, Va, are at the
Mcclure.
Mas May Dillon, q charming young
lady Of GAINESVILLE, o, is the guest Of Mrs.
Fred ". Seymour.
Owen Mehau, Esq, manager of the
Franklin coal mines, at Steubenville, was
in the city yesterday.
James Powell, who has been an employe
Of Hobbs, Rrockpnier 4 Co fOf some time,
has accepted a position with Mr., EbeliDg,
In Bsllsire.
Prof j. A. Brown, President Of Wheel
ing Female College, pave US q short call
this morning. Accompanied By his family,
he was on his way to spend the summer in
the Blue Grass region OF Kentucky-Par.
kersburg Journal.
NJ. l.. d. Patton of Wheeling, has or.
gained q class OF twenty in short hand At
St. Cl,irSville, ard will probably also OF.
gspize q night class. Ne. Patton visited
BsrnesVills for the same purpose, but was
not able TO get q single pupil Bonneville
Enterprise.
At the resijencs Of the brides parents
No. II Zane street, last evening. at s
Miss Emma Mcclellan and Mr.
Perry Hszeltop, Of the firm of Spencer &
Hszelton, Of New Strailsyille. Ohio, were
married. they left on the 1888 train for
Chiliicothe, where they will spend a few
days before going home.
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$4,000 %
Pleasant Informal MUSICALE.

A very pleasant and informal musical,
vas rendered a number of visitors to tn,
city last evening in the psrlors Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. F. J. Norton at the Mcclure House
Among those present were Misses May Dill
lon Of GAINESVILLE, Jennie Wilson and Gen
ivieve Boggess Of Clarksburg, Mary, Ross
and Mena McGraw end Wills Jennings Of
Grafton, Minnie and Lucy Loring, Mary
Dickey, Gsy Duncan, Zoe Mcclure, Mrs
Fred Seymour, Misc Allison, Mrs. Col.
Arnett, Mrs. Geo FeenY, Mrs F. ]. Norton
and Messrs. Juo 7. McGraw, jos. McGraw,
Hon. Ed Wells, Oscar Seeley. Will Day,
Sam B Harrison, Robert Mcclure, F. J.
Norton, George Baird. George Vardy,
L. Dicksy and others. Those con-
tributipg to the ]epioyments Of the even
ing we're Misses Duncan. Allison, Mrs..
Norton, ars. Fesns and Messrs. Day.
Seeley and Mcclure. Miss Jennie Wilson
also recited two selections beautifully.
The affair was decidedly pleasant and en-
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hi cIrY IN BKIEF.
Matters OF Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

Matters OF Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
One marriage license was issued jester
day.
ONE deed Of trust was admitted to record
yesterday.
EVERY member and friend ofZsne street
NJ. E. church should be at the special
church meeting this evening.
The REGISTER will don i's new dress
next Thursday, and advertisers will con-
fer a favor by s'nding in their favors not
later than next Monday.
ONE Of the most enjoyable things Of the
season will be the entertainment and social
given by the summer band Of willing work
ers at Thompson NJ. E. Church, on the
Island, this evening,
S~TEUBESyILLE has borrowed Sc, 900 to run
them until June taxes are received. The
clergymen of the city have petioned CoQn-
Gil to submit the matter of doing away with
the saloons to q vote.
A DEEPLY interesting meeting was held
yesterday st noon, at the B. 4 0. shops,
under the auspices of toe Wonen's Chris
Temperance Union. Quite a crowd was
present and much good was accomplished.
THERE will be an excursion to Pitts
burg on the 22d inst leaving here at 7:3C
a. m. The fare for the round trip will be
81 so. The attraction at the Smoky City
will be q game Of ball between the St
Louis and Allegheny clubs.
TIE John B. Cough Temperance schoo
will meet this friday evening at 7:3C
o'clock, at Fourth Street NJ. E. church
DR.. Mccoy will deliver lecture before the
school on the effects of alcohol on the hu
man system, illustrated BY the scientific
charts which are the property of the public
schools of the city. All are invited to at
tend.
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In the German Department the total en-
rollment was 286; number Of classes, AZ
number of pupils Of German psrentsge
l60; number of pupils of other than Ger
man psrentsge. lie; number of teachers
4; amount paid for instruction 1886.
The rtport also stated that during tn,
past school year twenty-five pupils OF on
grammar schools have completed the pre-
scribed course Of study and after having
passed a rather rigid examination in th'
several branches, have been found worth,
Of diplomas awarded by the Board
According to a resolution of the Board
all pupils are required to attain a genera
average of IS per cent 10 secure gradual
ing honors But three pupils fell below 81
per cent. The following pupils are gradu
ates in the German Department: Mis-
Krauter, of Madison; Miss Lena B. Meyel
and Miss Carrie Stroehlein, Of Centre, aac
Louisa thinner, Of Richie.
With his report the Superintendent sub
mitted a communication from B. s. Nor
gan, State superintendent, giving state
ment of the amount Of the distributabiG
school fund due Wheeling, ssid amount
being Sl5,249 "a.
The report Of the Librarian showed
totol circulation for the month OF 3,ll4;
average circulation per day. l73; circ ala
lion in reading room, 1875; amount re
oeived from fines, ETC., So.
The election of enumerators was then
gone into, and resulted az follows: First
district, George Williams; Second district
Ed. Csrlin; Third district, Ralph White,
head; Fourth district, Alex. EoG; Fifth
district, John Pipes.
The Que2tioA Of commencement exer
ciaes came up and was fully discussed On
motion OF Mr.. Acker, Superintendent An.
derson was authorized to make all arrange
ments for the graduating exercises Of the
class Of sc, and be allowed $3.50 for that
purpose.
DR.. Pipes moved that separate com.
mencement exercises be held of the white
and colored graduates, which, after aome
discussion, was carried.
DR.. Jepson giated the eolored graduates
could hardly have separate exercises when
only two Of them had the right to speak on
the occasion, and he therefore moved that
the rule requiring every pupil wishing to
appear in the graduating exercises to at
tain So per cent in examinations, be set
aside for this occasion. After a great
deal of discussion pro and con the motion
was adopted, and the exercises will be sep.
a-atG.
DR.. Jepson moved that The local com.
missioner OF Richie district be authorized
to purchase for 81, 800 The Wheat lots upon
which 10 erect a new school building, il q
clear title can beprocnred for the property,
and that a sum not exceeding $50 be al
loved to Geau-p such title by condemnation
proceedings. Carried.
DR.. Pipes moved that the work Of adver.
tiziDg for bids for the new building be sub.
mitted to the Committee on Buildings and
Grounds, which was carried.
Mr. j. A. Miller stated that these was a
move on foot among tue teachers and
scholars o all the schools to hold q picnic
at the Park next Thnrsdsy, aud 10 moved
that the schools be dismissed for the term
next Wednesday evening. Adopted.
Adjourned.
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The Arion Excursion.

The moonlight excursion to be given
Monday evening on the Steamer Andes, by
the members of the A,ion Singing Society
will be a very enjoyable affair. The man
agement has decided to allow no fireworks
on board the boat, on account of danger,
Tickets may be had of any member Of the
society on recommendation of a member,
Members in the Eighth ward can obtain
tickets from Otto Jaeger, Esq.
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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH.
Premiums In the First and Second Classes.

Premiums In the First and second Classes.
Rev. Father O'Conner, of Clarksburg,
here announced the premiums awarded
The yousg ladies IN the First and Second
classes, who had distinguished them
selves during the academic year. The
ladies thus rewarded were Misses
Jennie Brent, of Cressp's Grove, W. Va /;
Lille Potvin. Lincoln, Nsb.; Jennie
Quinn, Sandusky, o.; Ada Fay Collins.
Pennsboro, W. Va, of the Fret class, and
Misses Mai Forbes, Elm Grove, W. Va /;
Teress Msser, Parsons, Kan; Leila Tin.
gle, Glendiye. NJ. T.; Julia Doran, Lock
Haven, Pa. Nora Kerrisk, Hamilton, Der
muds; Mary Hughes, Allegheny, Pa;
Nora 0~ppenheiuer, Pittsburg; Marie
Hamil, New York city; Agnes Kean, Allie
gheny, Pa Anna Moran, Emlsnton, Pa
Fiors Buhoup, Chicago; Anna Mccullough,
Allegheny, Pa; Mai Tyler. Elyris, o.;
Maud Dent, Parkersburg, W. Va; Any
Savage, city, of the Second class.
VOCAL SoLo-"Hymn u the Almighty" Schubert
Miss Mary Tuiiy.
Great Is Jehovah, the Lord
The heavens and the earth proclaim his vond'rous
Great is Jehovah. the Lord!
In storms are his dread ascens heard,
In the wild forest stream he calls 6y night;
Great Is Jehovah, the Lord!
Kondrous is His might,
Thou hearst Il In The green oudoing bows Of the
see'sT il in the eorn-aelss THAI s.eE like gold,
In flowers ye may see 10 In bright varied nus,
Aid In the stNs still His mary'lous pow'r be-
hold.
Sounds his voice I'm the dread thunder roll,
And flames in the lightning, on lis swift h;nding
digit
And eacn beating heart. every soul
Feels His vopa'rOus poS'r and might.
Thou to Him dost thou look for aid,
In hope to gain his love and grace.
rrusi IN 6im. be not afraid
He ne'er viii turn away His face;
Great Is Jehovah, the LOrdi
Miss Tully has a soprano voice of ex-
.csptional compass, the high notes clear
md bellhke, while the lower tones are al
ncsk eontrSlto, enabling the vocalist to
yive rich effects to her efforts. She showed
he result OF earnest study in the express
ion shs gave to the noble hymn allotted
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Music.

Prof. Otto Won Gumbert, who was ap.
pointed by the Milwaukee Saengerfest
Committee to rehesrse the various 30
cieties over the country in the songs to be
sung at the Fest, arrived in the city
yesterday and rehearsed the Arion
Society, early last evening, after which be
rebearsed the Msennerchor OF their hall.
At the conclusion of the rehearsal a lunch
was spread, to which all did justice. The
Professor is we'll pleased with the progress
made by the Arion and Msennerchor. He
will rehearse the Germsnis this evening.
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Evening Session.

A large crowd OF people assembled at
the First Presbyterian church in the even.
ing 10 listen to addresses by Rev. s. B.
Barnitz and Mr.. William Reynolds. Mr..
Bsrnitz's address was to the children, a
large number OF whom occupied the front
part of the church. 1t was very entertain.
ing and highly appreciated by the little
oneg. At liz conclusion most Of
the children retired and their
places were filled with older folks,
to listen to Mr.. Reynolds. The gentleman
is a great Sunday School worker, and his
address on reorganization" was excellent,
containing, as it did, much good informs.
ton. At its conclusion, President Pomeroy
in a neat speech babe farewell to ell, and
thanked the Wheeling people for their
kindness. The Committee on Resolutions
reported a number of resolutions to the
same effect, and thus a very effective and
pleasant convention was closed.
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Sheen Killed.

Thursday night and early Friday morn
ing q pack of dogs got among the focks Of
sheep belonging to George and Joseph
Douglas, who live one mile north of town,
and completely ruined them. Out of eighty
head thirty.G Eve were killed, or crippled so
they will die, and nearly all the remainder
we're more or less Injured. The dogs that
did the killing could not be identified, and
therefore have not been killed. The car.
cases Of the dead sheep we're burned
Cadiz Republican.
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Be
SOLO-Miss Jane Humes.

| CHoRUs-Missas Agnes Heau, Mary Tully, Marie
Hamil, Nate Hughes, MARY Triton,
Anna Moran, Juiia Koran, Mai Tyler
Flora Buhoup, Nora HerriSk, Anna Nc
COIlough, hose hcIraw, Kate Deegan,
alReyTA Friday, Issbella CorcOran,
Lyds Cushing, Jennie Brent, Nellie
Forse, sadie GundlinG, Jennie Quinn,
Meaa MeGirSS, Nellie GalnQn, Mary
Hagan, Teresa Maser, Mai Forbes, Ma
mie Aealy, Dora souche, Mary DonO-
hue.
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Fourth Of July ON N. n.

The B 4 o. Z r. Co. viii sell round
trip tickets to and from all stations on II,
Irans-0bio Division, ircludipg Pitts.
burg; and to ell points on the Columbus
and Cincinnati Midland r. r.. including
Cincinnati. at o fare for the round trip.
These tickets viii be good going July Sd.
4ih and 5th. and will be good returning
uttil July 9Th. inclusive.
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SteubenyiIle Kicks.

The Wheeling base ball club played in
S~teubenville yesterday with a SteubsnVille
club, and the game ended at the frat half
of the seventh inning, with Wheeling at the
bat. Crsgou made a home run, bringing
in three men. Steubenville kicked and
the Wheeling boys retired from the field.
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rHEPUBLICsCHoO
10 Take Place Next FIiday-whites and
Colored Separata.

70 Take Place Next F,iday-whites and
COlored Separate.
The graduating exercise of the Class OF
SO OF the Wheeling Public schools, will
take place on Fridsy, June Is. Ii hiss
been left to Superintendent Anderson TO
make ali arrangements for the exercises
aud it is the Distinct understanding that
no flowers or presents can be given the
graduates upon this occasion. The
exercises of the white and colo-ed
Graduates Will take place separately, pro.
badly upon the same day, bat thai il Jefr
With superintendent Anderson 10 dec.ds
upon. There viii be seventeen White
graduates and FIVE cOlOred, and according
to the action Of ths Board of Rduos,ion
last evening, those who did not attain IS
per cent. in their examination will he Al.
loved to say their pieces On the occasion of
the exercises.
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The Panhandle train leaving this city
ct l:l0P N, (cify time) now runs directly
through to Chicago. arriving in the Usion
Depot at $50 the following morning.
Sleeper can be taken q. S~teubenyiIle
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To EvERY newly welded couple, from
this day on for n year, We will present ten
pounds Of Panhandle Coffee, on applics-
ton at our Office. s. BAER's Sous.
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Plummer's low prices Of his 6ns cabinet
photographs fairly psralJzs other galleries
and catches up the trade. ll38 Main
street.
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M1undsyilis damn

On and otter Thursday, June IL, all B.
y o. accommodation trains East and
West will run into the camp ground and
train No. 4 will stop at the junction.
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Dbeelin9 8e9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, D c., June l8.-For West
ern Pennsylvania generally tair weather,
stationary temperature, north to west
winds,
For West Virginia fair weather, nearly
stationary temperature, northerly winds
becoming variable.
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IN Justice 20 my patrons i have
reduced the price Ot photographs,
but quality remains the superior.
PARSONS.
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Saturday, June l9.h. the p, c. x 81. l..
kailSey, will sell excursion tickets al
rate OF 81 80, including admission to show.
Tickets good for return passage until Mon.
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THE DAILY
Incorrect.

We learn through a reliable sour ce that
there is no foundation for the statement in
yesterdays Intelligencer that Capt. Morris
died at Baltimore.
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Injustice TO my patrons I havs
reduced the price Of photographs,
but quality remaina the sspcriss.
RARnONA
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Index to New Advertisements.
SECOND PA6E.

SECOND PA6E.
Fly Fans John Friedel.
Ohio Valley Rio Coffee Jos Speidei 4 Co.
EsIray-C Gov.
For oale-TOp Buggy.
Excelsior B. king Pc sder-R n. I ist.
The , verett Pianos N. n. Shelb.
Fourth Of ~July-BSnk Notice.
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You Must Aak Pm.

On Saturday the Atlantic Tea Company
will give TO each purchaser a beautiful card
entitled Little Null and Her Pet, Major"
This is a companion to our last weeks
card. Don't fail to secure one. Remem-
Der the location Of our stores 10 this local.
ity, iii and 1851 Market street, Wheel.
ing, 1871. Belmont street, Bellaire, O., 100
South Fourth street, Steubenville, o.
UGARs SUGARS. SUGARS.
Fourteen pounds Standard Granulated
for 81; Is pounds Standard A for 81; 20
pounds Light Brown for 81.
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Away Down.

so pairs gentiemen'S fine low cut shoes
all Mo- 8 and 6, the original price o
same being = so per pair. We will Of
fer them at $500 per pals.
J. ". Annex,
ll43 Main street.
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Persons leaving the city for the summer can have
Tx REsIsTER forwarded by earliest mail TO any
address at the rate Of IS cents per month, or daily
and Sunday at IS cents per month. The address
may bschanged as often as deslrsd, In directing
a change care should he taken % mention the old
a. we'll as the new sddreSs.
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SPRING aud hummer stock Just
received An elegant and COM
pIete line Of S~uitingS, PantalOOn-
iRgs and OVereORIings, which we
will make mp In the best style
and at low prices
Wear BalbriggRn Underwear.
They are the best and cheapest.
Ala sizes at
q. HESS & SONS.
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PANHANDLE COFFEE is a home produc
ton. Buy it, there is no better.
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Only o. Per Dozsn.

Plummer's low prices Of bis ane cabinet
photographs fairly paralyz res other galleries
and catches up the trade. 1913 Main
street
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WEAR Locke's own make Cali Shoes
81 SO.
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Lock E's own make Calf Shoes, all styles
81 so.
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3Ncino.c II you want business, advertise for
Iuoilce IL. IL you have a good business, ad-
'ertise to keep il. The REGISTER Is q good
'edium.
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PARSONS has reduced the price
Of his Superior Photographs, but
not the quality.
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PAx-HASDEE COFFRE is q perfect blend
Of select Java, MArscsibo and Rio Cofses.
Pure and unglazed.
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Keep Cool.

New and popular drinks at Schnepi's
Opera House Drug Store, corner Market
and Fourteenth streets.
Moxie,
Nerve Food.
Spear Beer,
Egg Phospha,es,
Orange Phosphates,
Ginger Ale.
Soda Water with II different syrnps
and Cream.
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PARSONS has reduced the price
of bis superior Photographic, but
not the quality.
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LOCKS own make Calf Shoes, all styles
~ so.
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WEAR Locke's own make Calf Shoes
81 SO.
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an-Handis Train for CHICAGO,

LocEE's own make Cslf Shoes, all styles
81. so.
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WEAR Locks's own make Calf Shoes
81 so.
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Mineral Waters.

Mineral Waters.
Deep Rock,
Blue Lick,
Hunysdi.
A~pollinAr,s,
latham
Bedford,
Settler,
VishY.
Carlsbad.
In bottles and ON dranphf
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WEAR Locke's own make Calf Shoe,.
$3.50.
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ASK for Pan Handle Coffee aud be sure
you pc: il.
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NOT POETIC, But TRUTHFUL.
HyOu want 20 keep cool,
IS the weather grows hot,
Drink PAN PANDLE COFFEE,
Made In any coffee pot
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Only 42 Per Doznn.

eaI Your hsu,e IL you want 10 BY advertising I'm
Sth The RKsIsTEs.
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Vocal QUARrErTE-From "FideliO' see. Bee!horen
Misses Agnes Kean, Mary Tully, Marie Hamil and
Mary DOnOhue.
Premiums In the Third Cla.s.

The premiums in the Third class were
then awarded to Misses Mary Brennan,
New York City; Emma CASTOR, Wellsbnrg;
Marguerite Mcnamara, Las Vegas, New
Mexico; Ruth Richardson, Brooklyn;
Teresa Mccain, PhilsdeIphia; Adelaide
Proctor, Gilman. ILL.,; Marie Dent, Wash.
irgcon, D. c.; Blanche Socket, Mounds.
vile, W. Va +; Cecilia Cannon, McKees-
port, Pa ; Kate Deegau, Bsnwood, W. Va /;
Anna Lang, city Mary Heslg, city; Daisy
Bell, Pittsburg; Sadie Guniling, city
Katie Hughes, Allegheny, Pa Ginevra
Friday, Pltts6urg, and Laura Broussard,
Galveston, Texas.
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GkT married and use Panhandle Coi.
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Excursion to RaTnum's Show at Ste
h,.
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Loss AdiuEted.

The a. justers representing the several
insurance companies interested in the
Laughlin mill fire concluded their laborS
yesterday, and go far as is known the set.
Element is satisfactory to all parties. The
basis ia So follows
LUIS Oh . wv w
I'pSS OIL sock ll.UOO w
Loss ON machinery ......". 5000 90
$4,000 90
Upon this settlement companies
holding 50 500 policies would pay about
$3.50 or about 30! per cent Of the total in.
surauce
The as adjustment vas made upon the sp-
prsisment of the practical mechanics, Col.
A. J. Sweeney, OF this city. and Mr.. Grey,
3 Cincinnati master carpenter, being
among the appraisers.