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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-13
the WASHINGTON OIL FIELD.
The Production Steadily DsGFsAslng-B uSl-
nsss DoominE all the Same.

The Production Steadily Decreasing e usl.
nssS booming all the Same.
The production In the Washington oil
field continued to fall of steadily. The
last gauge Of a day'sEun showsdonly $500
barrels. Business In oil clrCles was boom.
ing yesterday, The market opened at 6S
and gallopsd like race horse up to 10.
At that point a stump carried prices down
grade to the 500 mark, but a sudden and
vigorous rally soon marked cent above
the 70 line once more. AT noon the mar.
ket was III cents and the market closed
atrong, the outlook for bstter prices Ia
very bright. A large and thoroughly Or
ganized bull movement Is working from
New York, as ia indicated from the fact
that day before yesterday ClesranCes were
greater there than in all other exchanges
combined. ..
In the Hickory field the West Virginia
National Gas Company has brought in
another Tosrer on the Adam Harrison al
the depth OF 2,270 feet; the Royal Gas
Company brought in big well at the
Samuel Willison No. 3 and the Charters
Natural Gas Company brought in one on
the Mcmillan farm.
Last evenings Washington Reporter con-
tanned the following notes about tho field
Morgan 5 a short distance south Of the
Monongahela Pike, Ia but o few bits In the
sand and this morning shut down, making
connections with $50 barrel tank, two Of
three small flows having occurred, The
Vankirk well filled up 100 feet last night
and then run into slate, aud this morning
Is drilling In inferior sand, She is about
Is feet in the 5O-ioOt, There has been q
fall off in the production OF the Y lail !
her production Tor the past "a hours be-
ing but So barrels. Quail 3 and Munce D
both belonging to Jno, MOKeown, have
shut down, owing to the poor outlook iI
that vicinity. Coast No. 2, the hTat vel!
getting oil on the W, ", Smith farm, and
which came In a gusher in August last
continues to produce 200 barrels Of auid
daily. The No 3 Is doing 5Obarrels day
The No. 1 Ia still fishing for lost tools.
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TS9FOURTH STREET NJ. i. CHURCH.
Wy Preaching by the pastor, iseY. II, y, Ran.
golph D. y, a. 10 A. y. aud a. 1850 r. N. sunday
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Union Meetings,

An evangeliOtic service will he con
Quoted by the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION at tho Chspline street rink To-
morrow afternoon. The meeting will be-
gin at $500 o'slock, but will be preceded
bya half hour song service. All who
sang III the choir at the Moody meetingt
are Invited to be present and aid in the
song service. Everybody Is requested to
take their singing books. Short talks will
be made by ministers and young men Of
the Association. The meeting Is fol
everybody.
On Monday evening a meeting will be
held in the First Presbyterian church In
the interest oil young men. The object
Of the meeting ls to cause the people TO
realize more keenly what q peculiarly
tempted class young men are, and the
need Of definite and persistent work ID
their behalf 10 offset the multiplied agen
cies employed to mislead and ruin them
Five minute addresses will be made, and
the meeting promises to be interesting
and productive OF good,
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THE REUNION OF 's7.
Preparations Already Rsguu to Make 1t
nnuSRr.

Preparations Already Rsgun to Make 1t a
ROuser,
It has been decided to hold meeting
Of old soldiers on Monday evening next,
the 18TH inst, at the hall Of the Lincoln
Club, Tor the purpose Of appointing an
executive committee, which, in coniunC'
ton with a similar committee to be APP
pointed by the Chamber Of Commerce,
will have charge Of the business con-
nected with the soldiers reunion next
year.
Its proposed to elect the officers for
the coming year at this meeting. All ex.
soldiers are invited to attend this meeting,
the importance OF which may be readily
seen.
The gentlemen having in charge the
preparations for ths meeting here next
lall Of tho Society OF the Army OF West
Virginia propose to begin at once to ar
range to make that reunion such one
as the society never saw before, and an
event tho like OF which Is not recorded in
Wheeliug's annals, eyenttul as her history
has been, They realize that 1t Is mol toe
early 10 &c! to work toward this end.
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nr. Il. W. Alton penh.

Intelligence was received In this city
last night Of the death OF DR.. B. W. Allen,
formerly OF this city, at his home at Nor.
gantown. DR.. Allen was formerly one OF
the best known physicians and surgeons
Of this city, but left here four or five years
ago to accept the proiessorship Of medicine
aud uurRery at the Stale University at
Morgantown. He has not been In robust
health Of late years, and his death will not
cause 40 much surprise as 1t will regret.
DR.. Allen was well liked by all who knew
him, was q genial and compsnionable
man, learned in his profession, skilled In
surgery, and his death will leave q dc.
cided vacancy in the faculty Of the Uni
veraity,
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Wool, of Prayer for Young Mon.

It has already been announced that No
vember l4-2O Is the annual Week o.
Prayer for young men, appointed by The
international Convention and the World'l
Conference OF Young Mems Christian As
sopistipns. In common with the associa'
tions all over the world, the Y. NJ. O. A
will observe this season by holding gpeCia
services. Owing 10 tho meetings being
held In the various churches, the week
will not be observed as fully as 1t was last
year, but on Tuesday night and each
night following meetings for young men
will be held at $40 O'Clock OF the build
Ing. Below are given the topics for these
meetings.
Tuesday-From condemnation to justi.
fication, Rom. Ill: 1925.
Wednesday-From selt.Tilled exile To
home, Luke XIV: 1924.
Thursday-From darkness to light,
Mark <: 1852; Eph. VS..
Fridsy-From persecution to prayer,
"a a y Il ~; loss to gain, Mark <
2S 80.
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VANWALTIN TROUBLE.
HE IS ARRESTED FOR LARCENY
Under Very Funny CIreumStaucsA-'Twu
Charges Lodged Against Him-Hl'
hold Attempt to Rob an Old Clo'
Man on Market Street.

Last night Lem Van Walt and
stranger who gave his name as Henry
Lowe, went into the dying aud securing
establishment OF sehmRIzlneIz, on Market
street, and Lowe went into the back room
to ask the price OF some repairing he pre-
tended to want done, The proprietor re-
manned In the front room, which dig
pleased the willy Van greatly. "Here,"
said be, "When bring q new customer In
here you want to show him some polite
ness. Go back and wait on the man."
~ got man vat will wait on him, said
schmatznetz, ~ raider stay and watch
you. You shtole me an oyeTCoat vonce.'
"What are you talking about" asked
Van. " was never in your place before
/ Just came in from New York"
"Vell, you peter 90 right away pacE
nit nj Yorruk. l don't want your bees
just then he was called into the baCl
room. Az he went, he looked
back, and saw Van trying to Conea
a whole suit Of clothes on his person
The propIietoF made dash and CRugh
hin, and while two OF his assistants helC
the prisoner he went for an officer, Lowe
wanted to 90, but sChmstzInelz's employ
es wouldn't have 1t that way. Officer
Jack West quickly responded TO the cal
OF The proprietor, and locked both mer
up, Van was as Indignant as the Count d
FlushOn in "The Payements OF Paris" a
the sspeIslon cast or his honesty.
After the arrest it was learned that l.
Colmar the news and notion dealer jus
below schma zlneiz, had earlier in thu
day lodged an accusation against Van 0
stealing book ard q toy. He will b
taken before Squire W, II. Davis on boil
CHARGES this morning.
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RIVER NEWS,
Stage OF the Water and hoyeulens of II
Boats,

Boats,
The daily packets will all be running In
their respective trades to-day. The atten
ton OF shippers is especially called to thii
fact,
The Kanawha river coal operators arc
looking for rise at an early day, and are
getting their loaded barges ready to be
taken out,
Another meeting OF leading river Goa
operators has boon held In Pittsburgh iol
the purpose, according to Dame Rumor,
oil forming q pool. The Indications are
that pool among the largest operators Is
only question OF a few days.
The river commenced rising early yca'
terday morning, and at dusk los. nigh
the marks indicated Q depth in the chan
mel Of over three feet, Unless the
weather turns very cold the indications
are that there will be sufficient stage Ii
few days Tor tho coal feet.
In Cincinnati, coal stocks are beinS
steadily reduced and prices are being ad
hered to, tho market being strong, will
nothing atloat. Prices to consumers arr
as follows, delivered: Pittsburgh, lGl
per bushel, or $4,44 per ton; KinawhI
River, l0c per bushel, or 81 A per ton
Ohio River, l4c per bushel, or $3.50 PEI
ton; anthracite, $3.50 to 81.
The reports received from above las
night were as follows: At Pittsburgh will
tho Davis Island dam up, the depth was
feet and rising, and 1t was raining; a
Brownsville there was 4 feet 10 inches
rising and Talningi Greensboro, 7 feet
inches, rising and raining; RIcs's Land
ing, feet . inches, rising and raining
Lock No. 4, 8 feet II inchesi rising ant
| ynininu
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ABOUT PRoPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
AhronI

Strangers In the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Colonel William Exley Is in Chicago at
tending the Fat Stock show.
Mrs, Charles Reed, OF this city, has beer
tbs guest Of Miss Flora Hamilton, oil
Grafton.
Mrs. Hagan, OF Dnngannon, her daugh,
ter, Miss Mai, and two younger daughters
are at the 6tamm.
Mr.. Sam Barley, the we'll known base
ball player OF this city, has been Visiting
friends In Grafton this week,
Mr.. Walker Blaine was in the city {
short time last night on his way from hi
home at Chicago to Pittsburgh on bust.
ness trip.
Maj,r R. O. Catch. Of Cincinnati, who
has been making Wheeling his head
quarters for the past ak months while en-
gagged In putting his patent rubber roofing
on several manufacturing establishments
returned home last night. While here hi
made many warm friends, who will al
ways DO glad to welcome him back when
ever he may como here.
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All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from the
Glass City.

ALI Sorts of Local News and Gossip from the
Glass City.
A son Of VIM. Lappert died Thursday
Of Group.
The Indian run bridge is TO be lighted
by natural gas.
William Lane and wife, Of Columbus,
are Visiting ]. T. Lane.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
will change time Sunday at noon.
Tho iron buildings for the Crystal Win
dow Glass Works are well under way.
David Darrah and William Wilson are
home from tho stock show at Chicago.
The Bellaire blast furnace had to bank
It's fires Thursday night for want Of coke.
The testimony in the contested election
between D. II. Darrah and r. Il. Barrett
will be taken here on the 18th inst.
George Grodhaus is running his cooper
shops. The appraiSment OF his assets
shows $500 in city lots and 50. 500 Of
personal property.
Chester, q son Of Nelson Harper, had q
foot crushed Thursday night at the Bel.
lRire Steel works, and the foot had TO be
amputated above the ankle yesterday.
Rev. N. s. Hoey, OF Pittsburgh, will
preach at the First Presbyterian Church
on Sunday, the 2lst inst. There will be
no preaching at that church tomorrow.
Sammy, son OF D. II. Rice, Is lying very
low with typhoid fever, which has settled
in his legs In such a way that 1t is feared
amputation Is all that can save his lie.
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We and hgh,strung Merchant Taors have them
We, ready made at from $1,000 to $25.oo they, to
make at $4,000 to $500
Doesn't seem to pay the little clothing houses to
sell such goods at such prices
Genuine Montagnacs, EIysians, Chinchillas Kerseys
Etc, in Blue Brown Black and Oxford, and many OF
them lined all the way through with William Skinner
& Sons pure san made especially for us, which means
that they are perfectly tailored in work, fit STYLE
That's why we're lonesome among clothers advertising
and selling such luxurious garments at such phenome.
nally low prices Is it any wonder then that we sold
,w Five Hundred oil these Magnificent Coats in the
last ten days?
When old customers were delighted with them and
strangers who called to look stood perfectly amazed,
and then gladly went away with one
Such beautiful garments at such rldicuously low
prices was a revelation to them.
Gentlemen il you want the Best Overcoats in Wheel
ing they are here. Without one you'll owe debt to
your personal appearance. With one proprety, good
taste and elegance walk with you.
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A certificate Of incorporation has beer
issued to the Pittsburgh & Southern Goa
Company, organized for the purpose o
buying and GollinI cosl, The prinoipa
place Of business Ia 10 be at Pittsburgh
and the charter 10 expire January /, 1880
Ten thousand dollars have been sub
ieee Of increasing the capital stock L
100000 In all. The stock Is divided into
shares OF 500 each and held as follows
Thomas FawCett, Samuel L. Wood and
Joseph Walton, Of Pittsburgh, II shares
each; Samuel Brown, Pittsburgh, l.
shares; Simpson Homer, Allegheny, II
Bhsrep W. W. 0'Nlell, Elizabeth, Pa, II
3hsTesl John .. RICHER g DItayosheurg, e.
Pa, II shares; Florence Marinet, ClnCin'
nitl, II shares. It 10 said that under this
organization there 10 a scheme 10 gain the
monopoly Of the river coal trade.
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The young mems social supper and on.
tertAinment al the Island Rink last even
Ing for the ben Of Of the N. Z. church
proved 10 be o grand success, both socially
and financially. The supper and enter
tainment was Tho best ever given on auCt
an occasion. The Rotations Of Miss Rent
House, Miss Ella VeiEh, little Dula Booth
Mr.. II. Emshelmer and Master Enett Rob
lnson we're oil highly spoken Of; also the
music by Mrs, John Ralloire, Mrs.
MCClellRnd and Mt. FoLS 81 was far AboYe
the average. The young men feel highly
elatel over the affair, and well they may
N Il nett0d tiem ahotit $40,
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MNsNM

It has a drug store scene, too, which Ia
a great burlesque, and a live bulldog Ia
one OF the characters. He Is called
"Handsome," but the man who thinks
oeedIngly depraved taste, Harry Conner
who impsraonates the dude tramp, i
quite 3 clever artist, as we'll as an excel,
lent character actor. The cast here will
include Mr.. Frank Daniels, Harry Conner
Mark Sullivan, Edward Oigood, Misael
Fannie Price, Flora Welsh, Helen Rein
or, Clara Lame.
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WNIonte CrlIto.n

Inspite Of the rain and snow lalt night
fine audience which filed every soal
and most Of the standing room was at
trscted to the Opera House by the an,
nOunGement that James O'Neill and III.
fne company would play "Monts Orlato.
The romantic drama was never better
given. The scenery and company arc
both betterthRn last season. Mr.. 0'Neill't
own personation Of Monte CristO ruuld moi
well be improved. The audience was en-.
thuslastlc in It's demonstrations OIL pleas,
ure, and the star and the principal mem.
bers Of his support were g.yyu recall alter
recall.
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The following named gentlemen have
been drawn and Summoned 10 serve a
Grand Jurors In Part II Of the Circuit
Court on next Mondays T, II. Logan
George Wise, John q, Hoffman, Jacot
sLeinfeld, Frank Walters, Thomas W,
Weltzel, N Il. Duhleyy, A. Q. Hatrell
Otto Jaeger, Joseph Ankle, Alex Upde.
graz, Randolph Butts, Il, j. Smith, A. j.
Cecil, '. N. Cunning, John MCOfumm,
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The Norfolk 4 Wea.ern Railroad whose
terminus OF present ia BnmwelI, Mer,
cor county, has a corps Of engineers max.
Ing preliminary Rurvey ola prospective
extension to the Ohio river. Tho enVi.
neerB have run tho line from Bramwsli,
down the Coal river to st. Albans, and
are now OF work between st, Albaas aad
the Ohio river. The su:vOy ia being made
down the bank Of the KSna MIA river. Ii
the road is built 1t will c3uuecs with the
Ohio River and the Ksn&wha 4 Ohio Rail.
roads at Point Pleasant.
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NrpNlM TTaVtItFl
Johnny said Mrs. Jones, "what are
you taking that bucket Of water down 10
The ChlCken.COop iorW ''GoinR 10 pour
II over our old hem" "Why, what iof ~
mCause l wanted 10 find out how mad
you'd DO L you knew that pc kissed the
hired girl Pc said -" But Johnny
didn't need TO purgpe hla researches any
further He found out right then,
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Att0ntIonI

Ladies' are requested 10 cal and examine
the New White Automatic Sewing Ma
chine, single thread.
Persons having used the Wilcox & Gibbs
Automatic machine, will find the White
TO be superior In every respect An ex.
animation Is respectfully solicited. II
can be seen OF the classroom OF
EDwARn L. HosE 4 o.,
M 65 TwelIkh 81
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Major ]. Y. Rodgers, ]. NJ. Doddridgt
and I. L. sttoehlihe, the tnenbets Of &c
committee appointed by the Board q
Underwriters to investigate the sudden
accession Of pressure In the natural ga
mains 81 tho West Virginia Company Lost
Saturday, and 70 devise and suggest rem.
edieB, went 10 Pltbburgh yesterday 10
make inquiries on the subject there. Il
10 probable that q safety valve at the city
limits Weighted 10 the desirable low
pressure limit will DO required by the In.
s1fatce men,
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A BREAK IN THE GAS PIPES.
A Force Of Men Works all Night Repairing
the Leak,

n foFce u hsn WORKS hil NlBuN AePHHl"H
the Leak,
The natural gas main Of the Wheeling
Company sprung leak at joint neal
West Mlddletown, Washington county,
last evening, Word was almost immedi,
Ately received at the office o.
the company, in this city, o.
the break, and Superintendent
Rose and o force Of men at once went ouI
on the Henfeld train aud drove ovel'
land from the most convenient station
working all night at repairing the break.
The jOb was difficult one, and rendered
very dlsagreeable as well, by
the snow and nasty weather,
but by this morning the work
will DO completed. No damage resulted
from the leak. A reserve force was Kept
at the city Office all night, ready 10 go out
at a momsnt's notice, but was not needed,
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The regular Young Mems Gospel Meet
Ing will be held al the Y. NJ, y. A. build
lug al 1850 o'clock this evening.
An error appeared In the announce
ment yesterday Of the newly elected OH.
GERS Of the Y, NJ. q. A, Mr. j, Elwood
Hughes 10 First Vice President, and Nj,
]. W. AtniCk Second Vice President
The Sunday School TeSChers Bible
Study will 10 held at the y. NJ. o. A. al
8 O'Clock this afternoon. Rev. j. Gibson
Can't will conduct tho study. All Sun.
day School teachers and adult scholars
are ihylled.
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On Monday evening next, Charles
HoyL's funny play, "a Rag Baby" will
he presented at tho Opera House. All Of
Hoyl's farces arc hits at some craze or
toi6le. This ona runs on the prize.aght
mania OF recent timeg.
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Medical.
From lis lbs. TO 1871 lbs.
To the Cutlcura Remedies l Owe
Ny Health, My Happiness,
and My Life.

A day never paEfs that do not think aud SPeaE
klndlyO tho luTlcpRA RENIb'Es, heyel yean
ago, all Of q dozen Jumps formed on my neck
ranging In Size from Q cherry stone 10 an nEauge
The large ones were lElRhliul 70 look at and pain
iul 10 beaFi people turned akite when they kAN
me, Ia disgust and was ashamed 70 b. on INT
street or 10 society: Physicians and their rt9t
ment, aud all medicines failed TO do any coed. ID
amoment Of despair tried The CuTlCpRl HGtE
DIE-CuTIcuRA, the great skin ure and CUTICURA
SOAR, IN exquisite skin BeAutlher, externally and
CuTICpRA REsoLvENT, the new h;ond Purifier ~
ternRlly; thesmAll Jumps las call hem gradually
disappeared, and the large ones broke, IN about
two weeks, dlscharSing large quantities Of matter
leaving Two slight lcars in my neck to-day 10 tell
IaeSt0Iy o. my suffering, ny weight then We.
now |. one hundred and IIxtyone t0!Id, healthy
Wounds, aud my height Is Only i've feet i've Inches
~ my lRvelI praised thu CuIICURA RSsIDlRI
North, solih, hst AID west TO CullCvsA RGsG
DIES OWE NY HEALTH NY HATFINts, aud NY LIFE
A pron inent New York druggist Rked me The
other day, 'Do you still uS1 the CuHGuA4 REAg'
DIS; ytu look 10 be- In periect hCR thT' Ny lcply
wa, ~ do, and shall always have never kilb WI
what sickness Is since ConmenCed ullug the CUT
lCukt kINEplEs" Correctness am laughed VI BY
prIiNnB them ~ poop not ACqua' cd With t41 II
merits, but so9let q later thei VIII come to thelT
henSs and believe TIC same US that that use thgl,
aS dpZOlE have whom nave lOlh. May tgo Il nc
come when there shall b. 4 largo CuTlCugA Sup.
Ply House III eve CITY 10 the world, tO' the bene'
~ 9! hNmAnl whIe tho CVTICUkA REAIplEs
hhall bv sold ONLY, 80 that thsIe will DO rarely q
need Of ever entering drug store.
N, HUSRtNDs
20. BOX 1907, New York, n. Y.
CUrI.UaA REYEDIEs are positive cue fJr every
form VI skin aud Blood DiIRS y from Plmplts "a
So Otula, SOll everywhere Price: CUnCuRA, 50
CenlSi SOAR, % cents; RESOLyEST, sl.0l prepared
by the POlTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
Mass,
Send for "How to Cure Skin diseases. "
pllIPLEs, RRGkheads, Skin B'OpIGheS, aud Baby
III HumoIs, u.e CUIICuRA SOAP,
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An Euglish writer, a lady, asserts that
bigamists are nearly all men. We be-.
lieye II, the wretohes.
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received,
4 full line OF Suitings, OVercOAlingS
aud PAntalOOhlngs. Also q full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
SultlugS q Specially. -
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IT
I'M, g,vNt,nni,nr.

Stripe vslysts in plain and fancy com.
blnAtlons. Fur Trimmings In every Va.
ilety. Kid Gloves, plain and fancy stitch.
lngs; beat makes Of owest prices.
Lou HwABACkRR,
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Shouldn't Wonder.

LISBON, Nov. IA shock Of earth.
quake was experienced IN the Province Of
Beira yesterday. Much alarm Is felt IL
Lisbon In consequence.
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For evening wear we have lust received
white lapR aud crepe llssie Robes full
length Of arm, black and cream lace top
mitS, very choice, Lou SwABACyEh
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Gke GtteIi9ettteG;
onIcol Nus. 70 aud " FourioOnth Street
Now Advertisements,

1 ChriGtmAE IN l.nglAnd-li. =. BehrenS.
For Sale Brick Dwclllng-W. II. Rhlnehart,
ktOtkH for SAle-f. Irwin.
Dissolution EotlcU-Lntg & Ellg
Wedding or Birthday Prrs!rts-stanton & DGven
port.
List Leather Diary.
List OF LettOts.
TableS-R II List.
JewGly-l. q. Dillon.
Now dootS -MCNCChcn's- Fourth page.