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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-04
VIRGINIA
The Democrats. Loso fave Representatives
In Congress,

In Congress.
RICHMOND, Nov. S--The Virginia con-
gressional delegation stands as follows;
First diHlrIct, Brown, Republican, Second !,
Bowden, Republican; Third, Wise, Demo-
craft Fourth, Gslnes, Republican; Flltb,
Brown. Republican; Sixth disuict, Hop
klns, Knight Of Labor; Seventh, O'reuall,
Democrat; Eighth, Lee, Democrat; Ninth,
Bower, Republican; Tenth, Yost, R,pub.
lican. The Democrats lose five rsprCEen-
tatiyes,
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FOURTH DISTRICT.


A Close Pull BetweOn Hutchinson anu HOgg
-Cabell County Results.
Social Dt.pdsch 10 The IntelEtGaetr,
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, Nov. 3.-Cabell
county gives HoVg 40 over Hutchinson,
MCCalllster, Camden Democrat, Is elected
from the Sixth Senatorial district. Rose.
berry, Camden Democrat, is elected from
this county to the House OF Delegates.
Wayne county elects Democrats with
decreased majorities. Hogg Is claimed Ia
be elected in the Fourth district by q
small majority.
Cabell county by the skin Of her teeth.
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PENNsYLYANIA.
Beavers Majority Crawling up-Ths Con
ETeASIOnnl Delegation.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-The new dele
cation to Congress in Pennsylvania will
consist of 10 Republicans, including
Brumm (Rap, Greenbacker) and o Demo
cTats. The prcusut delegation Ia com :
posed OF 20 Republicans, including
Brumm, and Democratic.
The Democrats gain the Twelfth district,
where Lynch (Dsm) defeated Scranton
lRep,) the present incumbent,
The Twenty.sIxth district is also
q gain for the Democrats,
Norman Hall defeating W. B. Roberts,
Republican. Fluger, the present Rspub-
lican member from that distriCt, received
a majority OF l,GnO in 1854, The Rspub.
llCRns gain the Twenty,iirst district, now
represented by Boyle (Dsm,,) who was
elected in 1854 by $500 mpjlriEy,
The present Safe Senate ID composed Of
81 Republicans and 10 Democrats, Of
these 10 Republicans and 10 Democrats
will retire and be succeeded by the 20
senators elected yesterday, l9 Of whom
are Republicans and II Democrats aud
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quiet Marriage OF Two Well Known YounI
People.


People.
Yesterday afternoon at halI.past four
O'Clock, Mr.. A. F. Wilmoth and Mas
May Black were married at St. Mathews,
P. L. church by the rector, Rsy. R. Rush
Swape. The ceremony was witnessed by
number Of friends OF thebride and groom
both Of whom are well known. There
were no attendants except the ushsrs,
Mr.. Andrew Wilson, OF this city, and
Mr.. Bruce Hall, Of New MartiusvilIs.
From the church Mr. and Mrs. Wilmoth
repaired to the parlors, where they re-
tives and friends. They will be absent
from the city nearly all the winter, al
Mrs. Wilmoth will accompany her hus
band, who Is a representative OF the furni.
ture manufacturing firm OF A. H. Andrews
& Co., Of Chicago.
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CmcAoo, Nov 3.-At swltts packing
house killing waH reaumOd to-day, but not
on a very extensive scale, II was difficult
TO ascertain where the butchers came
from, The strikers said they wetC from
the Office, At Nelaon Morris packing
house about l2 } men weto Of work but no
iElIlng VISA done. "IhVy have oil the
0eet on hand" Oali ono ol tho llrm, I'VE
need, We don't WOut 70 kill any moro
Just yet, We can gat all the men VIC
want We have applications from oil ioE
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a,ccldl Dispatch 10 The Intel!igeacer.
GRAFTON, W, Va. Nov. 3-The official
vote Of Taylor county shows the following
For on yress, Flick l.4l5i Wilson l,O2Gj
Fllrl's majority 4lS.
Legislature, ThRyer, Rep, 1876; Martin
loss; rhGyer's ma ority SlS,
State Senate, Minesr, Rep, 49, lIud'
kins, Dem, 1,096; Minear'a msjlrlty 8M
County Commissioner, Hall, Rep, ! 277;
Lucas, Dam, l,l55; Halls majority l!2
The Republicans are jubilaut and
enthusiastic, the Democrats depressed.
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mOre2

SENATOR sc.rr mas between Two fires
The biz end OF the liquor interest fought
him and 30 did the Third Party men.
Ba. he plays the June bug act and his
friends are smiling, lie will have his
weather eye on tho tax.ORters al
Charleston.
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PlTTsDuRa, Pa, Nov 3.-Rsturns from
nearly every district in Allegheny County
give Beaver, Rep, for Governor $500
plurality. The entire Republican, county
ticket is elected with tho exception Of
Judge. In tho Twenty.second Congress,
slonal District John Dalzell, Republican,
has $500 plurality. Thomas NJ. Bayne,
Republican, is re.6leCted in the Twenty.
third District by about 1000 majority.
The Prohibition vote will reach nearly
5000, an increase over last year.
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Tucker County,

Special Dtpatch to the IntsIItGaletr.
Sr. GEORGE, W. Va, Nov. 2.-The cleo
ton returns from two Of the ten voting
places in Tucker county give Flick Gl ma
jority, and Minesr, Republican candidate
for Senate, 72 majority. The probabili.
ties are that Minear has carried tho
county, Some Of tho diGtriCts will give
majoritles against him. At st. George
Minear Hot two votes TO Hudkin's one. II
Is probable that Wilson carries the county
by small majority, lees than 100.
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gent, House Of Delegates, two hundred
and twenty-five. Siler twenty votes,
Hardy County,

Special DtIpdlch 10 lN hleIgeHceF'
MooREvIELD, W, Va, Nov. 3.-Thres
precincts have been heard from officially,
The total vote is 800, The total vote for
Governor in 1884 was 600, Wilson's ma
iority for Congress over Flick, Rep, is
2O7; Chipley, DEM, for House Of Dele
gates over Fisher, Rap, Is 95l, The
seven precincts to be heard from will
probably increase Wilson's msi0rity to
700 and Chipley's to 625, Grant county
will probably give Fisher 800 majority.
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sEsAr5H kENNA Gains into the First
Congressional District and Senator Cam
dan supplied his friends liberally with
iunls, hacauso "GolI must bs GoGned'"
btt loo much 10 sak Of our friends the
enemy that they may serve ia 60 GONE
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MASON COUNTY
Comes UP Handsomely senator woodynrI
Elected.

Comes up ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS woodynrd
Elected.
Special Dirpdleh!tO he In'sIIiQHctr
POINT PLEASANT, W. VA, Nov. 3.-Com.
plete returns from this, Mason county,
give Hutchinson 1Sl majority, William
woodward, OF Roano county, carried this
county by 81, and Roans county by over
100. Eastman carries Jackson county by
rs. Woodyard's majority in the district
ID 10. ]. Spencer, DEM, runs ahead Of
his ticket in this county, and is elected to
the Legislature by % majority; Dr.. J. +
Hensly, Rep, is elected To the LegiDla.
ture. The entire Mason county Rspubll.
can ticket 10 elected by handsome MAORI.
ties. with tho exception Of Spencer.
Charles Edgar Hogg claims 900 major.
ity In the district. Reports from Roane
county say Hogg has carried the county
BY 90, Roans county two years ago gave
Gibson over 200 majority.
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A telegram from lrontoni Ohio, says
Henry Scales and Alice Gladman, a ju.
venils runaway couple from tho wildS oI
West Virginia, were married at the Iron
ton House pArlors this morning, lIsv, Hill
officiating. They had bssn ilsOlng all
night from wfathiul parents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-04

10 the Republican State Executive Com.
mittee, Wheeling, W Va:
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Now Sour en-
tire county ticket is elected. My majority
Ia thirteen hundred, and seventy.fvc in
Kanawha county. Senator Kenna con-
cedes my election. ROBERT s. Cam.
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Sps,Gsa UAnLIsLg will feel sort OF lone
sous Ike ia the next HouHo. Mr.. Morri-
.a will not he available for Chairman of
tbs Ways and Means Committee, and
Frank llurl is once more elected to stay at
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home

Tn6sg Democrats VINO put tueIr money
sgsnat Goi and Scott now fully realize
tbe wiekelnorU Of betting, They ought to
have kaown better than to fquandeF their
molpy on IuxurieB in thUae Democratic
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Special DiTdIch 70 lhs InltIIl9tHcT'
BRAxrox q. H., W. VAo Nov. S.-Bran.
mons msjohty over Gofi in this county Is
estimated at 500 aud will not exceed that,
The largest vote that was ever polled In
Tho county. peyton Byrne, DEM, ia elected
10 House ol Delegates. Byrne Is tor J' N.
Camden for United States Senate.
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CiSctNSAri, Nov S.-E.timatsS and OI
aCiAl tnSlotitles only give John q, Gar
Isle, Of Kentucky, candidate for Congress
In the Uovlngton district, o. majuflty. 1
will take the official count 10 settle II
CArlible had 1000 majority In 1854,
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Morgan County,

Special Di,pdlcA to & iRttIliei"esr.
siR JonSs Run, ". VA Now 3.-The
Republican majority for Flick Is three
hundred and elOvSni Gstzsndinst, Sem
atO, three hundred and thitIsSni Bar
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CosuocroN, o., Now 3.-Mrs. Lydia
Gifliu, at New Castle, this county, last
night, attacked and probably fatally
wounded hor husband with an axe. She
was to-day adiudged insane and sent 10
the ASYLUM,
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sptcia! DlSSalc1 TO the IntelIiOeeT.
Sr. MARYs, W. Va, Nov. 3-Following
Is the result in Peasants: Hogg's msjor.
ity over Hutchinson 1853; Sweeney's over
Smith 154; Gorrell's over Bier 105; Shin.
gleton's for Commissioner over Bills 06.
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TIM circumstances OF the case latly con-
,,,jtct the foul assertion that the Federal
c6iee.holiers in Wheeling were ccercing
ns5lc sentiment, The returns fully ex'
ousFate them.
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Special DSpllch 70 He llusHlltNcer'
PARKERsnuRa, Nov, S-Oomplste re-
turns from this Senatorial District elect
Sweeney oyer Smith by 81 majority, I
think this reliable. A correction In Wood
county returns gives the county to sWee-
nsy by 20.
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Independent Democrat. The new Sem
ate will stand 81 Republicans, 10 Demo.
Gratis and Independent Damocrat.
The State Republican Committee com.
putes Beavers majority over Black at
40, ,24O.
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Sptcial Di,pdtch 10 I've LRisLIt01'otr.
MlppLxnovRSR, Nov 3,-Tyler gives
Ciofr 87s inajorityj Smith, tor sate SEN
ate, 259 majority. The Cntlro Republican
county ticket 10 elected.
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MSi,cI COUNT

special Di'patch TO hs iHItlIiotne'r.
NRw MAnrNsylLLR, Now 3.-Btannon's
majority In this county 10 Os5i Watson,
for Senate, OIL Cochran 800,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-04

Jrp5g BaASNoN ia our meat, was the
1xrgllsgScRR's able comment on the
rSp,inat,n Of that lated statesman, We
h,ys been feeding him to our coon,
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MovSDsvILLE, W. VA, Nov. S.-The
votc Of all the precincts Of this county is
in and the result shows a majority Of OPS
ior Goa, for Congress, and $50 for FurbOe
Ior State Senate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-04

Special Di'pdiet 10 tM I1i'Iligtnes'.
CENTRAL STATION, W. VA" Now D.
eoG's majority 2Og; Maxwell, 2Ol. The
county ticket l6 elected.
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Will our Democratic friends Of protec-
soois. learning kindly note that Republic
r,p, not only killed the Morrison bill but
RLI Mor4on Rs we'll.
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rhn Anntrhl.ls un tlle sILnntlpn,

onlcAuo, Nov S,-Ths OOuuty jail con.
talned more than the Usual number Of
SympathiSuts with tue eight condemned
AuStChlnts to-day, OwVll, did you hear
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BEHOLD what protection hath wrought
I, old Virginia, 1t is doing the same
,bipe ii for lhe youngest child of the mother
n st,Les Tho is'ue ia Irresistible,
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JACKSON, Miss, Nov 3--LynOh still be.
iievel that he has been elected. The he.
publlClns do not conCede the election oil
other Morgan, ouIchlngs OF StoOkdAle,
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Editor Whites Figures.
To o, q, Scodad Secretary ReplbIeaH Sldh E1eca'
tirs OmRiltc,
PARKEhsDuRG, W, Va, Now 9,-The
majority for Hutchinson is 479 in Wood,
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Special DI1Dalch 10 he inltLlloRar
HvSriSoroS, W. W., Nov 3.-Hogg
will carry CabOll by less than two hun.
dred, Wayne by lees than four hundred
Lincoln by less than three hundred.
j. j. Peterson,
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BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. Full returns
from the State do not change the result as
announced last night. Five Democratic
and one Republican congressman were
elacLad.
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sNYDER,s ELECTIoN
In tho Third District Is in Doubt-aIengC
ltOturns Received.

Returns Received.
CHARLESTON, IVA, Nov. 3.-No deGn'
ite conclusion can be reached in this the
Third Congressional district for several
days on account OF the lack OF facilities for
securing the returns from the back coun.
ties. Both Brown, Republican, and sny'
der, Democrat, claim a majority. The
chances arc in favor OF Snyder.
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Special Dt,puich 10 TIE iNieliOsHecr
RAvESswoop, W. vAs Now 3'-BoIh
Democratic delegates are elected. Hogs's
majority Ia BeVenty.Beven
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Cas Gateuigelt4r,
on,-, Nos. 80 aud ~ Fourteenth Street,

Tho way to pchieye Republican success
n Ohio county is to degetye it-GOf,
S,o,, and Whitaker,
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ga? in Rilchte, 1Ol in Mason, ll8 in put

SI9 IN Richie, lBl In Mason, lI8 In Put.
nam.
Hogg, 70 in Peasants, 81 in Writ; IS in
Roane, less than 240 in Oabell, Calhoun q
stand of. The result will be very close
aud hangs on Lincoln and Wayne. We
lose two delegates here by Doodle.
A. B. WHITE,
Editor of State ,IOtrrnl.
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Graln Dealer Assigns.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 3.-Duucan D.
Garcelon, a grain dealer, made an assign.
ment in the County Court this morning to
Kenneth Il, amo0t. His liabilities are
placed at SO 900 and bis aasela at $1,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-04

OMAHA, Nov S-The latest returns To-
day show that John A. MCshAns, Demo.
orat for Congress In the First district, ls
elected by oyet $500 majority 0vsI
UhufCho6e, Republican,
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Coz. ]. D. TAYLOR, in the district over
n,dgsr, has majority enough to satisfy
ory roasonaba man.
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Special Dipdich 10 ihe inislligsAetr.
RED HOUSE, W. Va, Nov 0.-HutChin
sons majority In Putnam 10 lls. The Re.
publican member Of the Legislature ia
elected.
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Special Dl,pdisA 10 Ms iaitltgsnett'
HARRisvlLLu, W. Va, Now S.-RltOhiO
County siyeO q Republican majority for
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Brown, $50; Minear, $50; Young,
House OF Delegates, 026; L1udln, Com.
missioner, 433. Upshur maintains her
record,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-13
Tho Ball Last kvenlpr.

The annual reception of the Fleet
wood Assembly was held ia the an.
diturium OF the institute Hall last
evening, and was one of the most en-
joysb that has taken place this season
Although the evening was very disa
Hreeable, there was q large attendance
The grand march was led by MIR. Thos
johnson and lady, and was followed
by 90 couple. The music, which was
furnished by Professor Albert's orches.
ira, was, as usual, very fine. II .tresh
ments were ser ved in abundance
ani every one seems ed highly pleased
with the evenings enjoyment. Toe
much praise cannot he bestowed upon
the committee for the orderly manner
In which the affair was cond ucted, ard
If they conduct their future balls o.
they have In the past, they will always
DO sure of large share Of the pub il
patronage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-13
Quaker Testimony,

Mrs. A. N. Dauphin, q Quaker
lady, OF Philadelphia, has done a great
oeal to make known 10 ladies there the
great value of Mrs Pinkbsm's Vegeta
BILE Con pound as cure for their trou-
bles and diseases. She writes as fol-
lowe: "A young lady OF this city while
bathing some J ears ago was thrown
violently against the life line, and the
injuries received resulted In an ovarian
tumor which grew and enlarged until
death seemed cert&in. Her physician
finally advised her to try Mrs. Pink
bam's Compound. Sac did 30, and In
O short time the tumor was dissolved
or caused TO slough off and she
Is now in perfect health. I also
know Of many cases where the medicine
has been Of great value in preventing
mis- carriage and alleviatinR the pains
and dangers of childbirth. Philadel-
phia ladies appreciate the worth of thi
medicine and it's great value"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-13
Y0rklyn Items.

The farmers arc about finishing husk.
ing corn. Wheat IL looking fair gen.
orally, considering the past month. The
Oniton Milling Go. Is doing . flourish
Ing business. Mr.. p. Durham, owner
and proprietor, 10 using every effort to
make 1t one Of the lead ing Touring
mills OF the country. 1t IL now ship
Ping about $50 barrels per week besides
doing very large transient custom. A
new set OF grinders have Just been
placed in the already enormous snuff
mills, OF which Mr.. Mr.. r.. Durham is
superintendert About so hands arc
employed, and the mills situated one
fourth OF mile below on the same
stream employ about 20 hands, and
turn out an immense quantity Of snuff.
OF which one would wonder in amaze
ment how they get sale for such an
immense quantity.
Our Sabbath school has about fallen
through for want of attention and at.
tendance; those having conveyance pre.
ierring to drive from two to four miles,
thus compelling those not 80 fortunate
70 walk that distance, which Is too far
for little folks. We sincerely hone the
community generally will consolidate
In early spring aud make it yet -four.
lshipg instit ution
Me- James Il. Polk Of Hockessin re.
GENTLY met with o very serious and
painful accident by . epawl OF steel
penetrating one Of his eyes. IL 10 feared
he will lose hie sight.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-13
WaIdemar Declines.

LoNDoN, Nov. 1.-The King OF Den,
mark, on behalf of his son, Prince Wal
demsr. has sent telegram to Tirnovs
expressing thanks for the honor confer
red upon his sop, but declining upon
any condition TO allow him to accep,
the throne. II is therefore needless to
rend delegation to Cannes to meet
Prince Waldemsr.
It is semi.cffl cislly statsd that the
Prince Of Mingrelia Is looked upon with
general disfavor throughout Austria az
d candidate for the Bulgarian throne.
The German St. Petersburg Gazette
says that the Prince of MingreliA Is the
only possible Russian candidate for the
Bulgarian throne, and thinks his fe!ec-
tion would be sure to be approved by
the other Powers. The same pa per says:
ut will be some time before quiet i.
restored In Bulgaria sufficiently to rer
der the election OF q Prince possible
uuder conditions which Russia would
recognize Is legal"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-13

A middle-sged mao, with a young
and pretty girl on his arm, alighted
from train ut Broad Street Station
yesterday morning, and was immedi.
ately taken into custody. Th3 man
was James brennan OF Manayunk, and
the girl, who is net J ct IL years old, is
Minnie Long, OF Elktop. Md. Dren-
nan. who worked in paper mill ut
ElktoD, formed Miss Longs acquaint-
ancs and eloped with her on Thursday.
Her father suspected that they would
come To this city, and telegraphed q
description OF the couple to the police
authorities with Instructions to ARES
taen. Tae prisoners were held by
Magistrate Clement to await tie arrival
of the girls father. The girl declared
that she ''would not marry any body but
jim" ard Say 3 that she will run away
again if tai en- back TO her home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-13

The following additional articles
have been drawa ut St. Mary's Foir:
Table No. BOX Rlycerine soap, Mrs.
6chnider, 30l East Eighth street; pal,
of opera glasses. Josie T. Lally, 621
West Fourth street; fancy bouque!
table, Mrs. Robinson, Gel Spruce street;
milk maids stool, May o. Ford. Seventh
and Lombard; box Of soap, Lizzie Bull.
ger; box cigars. Mr.. o. Dryer. Voting
contest for gold watch, between Miss
Katie McConaghy, Miss Mary Hanni-
gan and Miss Lena Jordan, resulted
In Miss Katie McConaghy being the
lucky competitor, having received
$1,000, Miss HauDiasn $b3.25, and Miss
Lena jordan has not returned any
account.
Table No. 2-B1x raisina, Sally Tur.
ner; an accordeon, Mrs. Henry, 6O4 K.
Seventh street; tidy, Mrs. Hannigan.
Table No. 3-Fanoy basket, David
M. Brown. b18 E. Eighth street; pair
slippers, Sally e. Canon; Popes pic
ture, Lizzie Bulger; lady's satchel,
Sally Canon; pair Brussels mats, Nora
Stewart, 628 K. Fifth street; pair vases,
Sally Canon; pin cushion, jos. Wat.
son, 6.6 g. Ninth street.
Tahls No. 3-Swinging lamp, Mamie
K. Newell, 1928 West Second street;
dherchief box and contents, Lizzie
Bulger.
Table No. 4-Pillow sham, Maggie
Heating; box of cigars, Rosa Nc
K'gpey; handsome vase, Mrs. Point,
Az East Eighth street; pair crazy
tidies. Annie Meany, 724 East Sixth
| street.
Table No. 81 dozen silver spoons,
Father Fallon; crazy sofa pillow, Dan
iel Gillespie; table cover, Mr., o.
| DIVER; fancy splashtr, May Traynor
ohild's small rocking chair, Mrs. Mo.
Gin ley; handsome counterpart, Mrs.
NJ Gilkey; satin pin cushion, Ellen
O'DJpnell; small bedetesd, Mary Nc.
Cullough; Smyrna rug. Annie White.
Table No. 6.-N cord wood, Jno. Nc.
Cafierty; scrap basket, Annie McCon
aghy; bouquet table, Maggie O'Toole
sstchel bag, Kate 9. Gibbons; fancy
chair, Mrs. Mccullough; ohild's silver
service. Daisy Dougherty; door mat
Katie Grady.
Table No. Z Two hassocks, Rsv. P
| CorDinian.