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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-26
DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD.
Published by the Abstract anu
Title Insurance Company OF
Los Angeles.
W EDN ESDA 3 hPfI1 sOi IOk1e
CONvEYANCES.

WEDNESDAY. April 25, 1888.
CoNvEYANCEs.
JH Painter and F Ball to A o Bristol
20 acres in Banter Balls add, Pasadena;
81 500.
AE Hecht and Richard Melrose to Geo
Wilshire-W rs acres Of SW II of Sec 26, TIP
3 8, R Is W; $15, 200.
Lettie Kesr to Geo W Wilson--Lot 115,
Lincoln Park, South Pasadena; 81 900.
l. ng Beaeh Land & Water Co to Il Jeni-
son-W X OF farm lot 7S, American Colony
tract; ST 900.
Milton D Painter to H F Goodwin-E %
feet Of lot ls and y feet Sost Of H 81 En- GPSa Pss
Ed Stephens to S G Penney-Lot a. G.
Macomber subdn Of M of lot 6, block J,
San Pascual tract; So $50.
III Rose tOS A Fleming-N13 OF lot III,
block l6, o s; $32 600.
BF Chamberlain and Clara A Chamber
lain to Peter Jennings and Barbara Jen-
nings-W15 Of lot n, Qess 80 feet, Good
rs 8. 10, ii, IL, 13 and IA, block A, Mon
roe add Monrovia tract; $11 800:
Edwin T amer to Mrs X Kirkland and
W CZ Culver to E D Brigham-Part of lot
12, block E, Orange; 50 .OSO.
GEO B Post trustee to Lille L P0st-W 80
yeet of lot %, and 80 feeS of lot Il, Locke
i Thomas + Moore to Clifton F Parker .and
Mary 8 Parker-W% of lot aud 2.175
acres of EH of lot 5, Vanderlip y Rowan
tract, Ro Santiago de Santa Ana; 50. 500.
Clifton Parker and Mary f Parker to
Thomas F Moore-Lot 10, block 2, Santa
Ana; $4,000.
und is int in rolerty described in bk 1872
p $40, bk ISL IL and ok p OF deeds;
Frank Kaiser to katherine D Lewis, wife
of ThOm ssA Lewis-Lots /, 2,3 and 4, block
1, Washington Heights tract: 81, SEQ.
a w WAYNE to w Connell--Lot 40, Sha-
fer & Lanterman's resub of Dimmick tract /;
$li,&&J Judson to Puente Mineral Springs Co
NJ Of sec 25 4 2 8 B II W; $1s,675.
Chas A Teel to same-N1a Of sec 25 2 8
E c Thomas to John R Reynolds-Lot a
blk A G Weingarths sub Pasadena;
3 G Thomas to samemLot7 blk A,G Vein
garths sub Pasadena; $1250.
and is Blk 5 Washington Heights; $1,000.
John w Deal to James A Cabberly-Lots 4
| and Deal & Kreiser sub OF w 10 acres OF
1928 acres described blk l67 p AL OF
oes L Move and Wellington Gardner to T D
Huff-Los 8 blk A, Hartleys add Santa Ana;
Ralph Rogers TO James NJ g Gamble-Block
I aud lots 2 34567 13 IA Is 16 IL
1S I9 aid 20 block 2, New York tract;
Andrew Glassell aud Ralph Rogers to D
McCooi trustee-All int in strip 80 feet wide
| In Rafael ave, Garvanza, and lots 4
8 Y and s block H, Ralph Rogers sub, Gar
1 John Wise to Sarah Emma Hunt, wife of J
L Hunt-L0t B, in lots 40 and 46 AlaniI
Vineyard tract; 81 500:
Jennie n Jupkin to r B Condit-o acre.
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in swL Sec 1, rs. 14w W; $4,000.
Joseph Lewis to l IASawyer-k12 A of SW14
Sec IL, T 2 S, IA w; SO, 500.
JF Mendenhall to Clayton Wells-Lot IL
block 20, Whittier; 81 600.
FL Tillinghast, Henry. A Bratnober
and Elwood to Moses Rickler, Cad Ma.
son and Hervey Lindiey-NH OF lot "a
George W Dugger to Seymour 9. waite
20 acres in lot 10, Slauson tract, Re sau Al :
t ,Dio: sc, 900.
WIN Monroe to Mrs Della McGregory-Lot
IL, block d, add No 2 to Monrovia; VI ovv'
Emmons Raymond to Raymond Impt Cc.
Lot in Raymond Hotel tract; VI ,OOV.
Peter Davidson and Stephen Davlaasor =,
to B c wright-E1S Of sW1l Of section H. I
2, 8 R IA W; $4,000. u.
BIC Wright to s M Davidson Lot kug.
gems ar Casterline's subdn OF Waru ""0''
$4,000. ,,,,o.,-b,L
26, Davis sdd to Duarte; 81 2Ov; A Al
San Jose Ranch Company 10 Hosal, g d q
len-W14 of Nw14 of MA sec Q 'p D. ~ :
Gilbert C Jacques to Charles C0nsnt;n dn l.,
Lots %. % and "a Whitmores sutoh III
block 2. MOnrovia tract; $3 600.
DIS Carnshan to w T Knight, X clean
and r Pres cott-Lot Martin d Carnanans
subdp of lots z, 10 and IL Ro La Canada'
81 600.
SUMMARY.
Number of transfers above $1,000 each, 43'
Total amount of consideration, 1922, ,407'
Number of transfers under $1,000 each: As
Total amount of consideration, $22,527'
Transfers for q nominal consideration, IL.
Aggregate of days transfers, $344, ,941.
INOTR.-Trsnsfers of which the considers
lion Is less than $1,000 are not published In
he above ligtl.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-26
TEw YORK, April 25. Mining shares
London wool Market.

LONDON, April 25.-There was large
attendance at the wool sales to-day. There
was keen competition for all classes, and
better demand for Cape of Good Hope and
Natal. Total amount Withdrawn, $4,000
bales. Sales of the day in detail are:
Victoria = $40 bales. Secured, $40 @
Is. 6I5d; do. locks and pieces, 5d.@1Oad.
New South Wsles-2 400 bales. secured.
lis. Ld.@1s SID; do. locks and pieces,
9lzd @ls. 2lad.; greasy, 414d.@1l1ad.; do.
locks and pieces, ga @3d. o,
do. locks and pieces, 7lad.
South Australia--1, 100 bales Secured 1Od.
OILS. 5lzd; do. looks and pieces, 71ad@
IOl51.: greasy 5d.@l094d.; d". locks ano
New Zealand-3 300 bales. scou ed. los
I'd; do. locks and pieces. 7l9d.(9ls. 51zd.;
greasy, Cd. q Is; do. locks and pieces,
Cape of Good Hope and NATAL 800
bales. Secured, SD OILS, 51ad.; greasy,
4lSd @sd.
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s.eueral markets.

NEW YORK. April 25.- Hops = Steady.
California, s(9l2c;, r.,s,,
on"ted IS I6c; centrifugal 96 test, 51ac.;
Hmolasses grades, 4@4ssc.; refined quiet;
Copper-Firm. Lake, gig ;7S;
TiT-Dull. Straits, SAC.
coaee-Spot fair: Rio quiet at 14Ac.; op..
tions opened 1O@2O points higher and
closed steady. sales, 90, 750 bags April,
$i1 s5@11.95; May, " e5sSqd lSSSqn1 sS So Sf Jnne
$i0' 2O21O.4 40; September, $40. 1OG1O.3 80
CHICAGO, April 25.-whirky, 81. -:
Pnrf.-Easy. Cash and May. $13.771a;
'gns,d gIn@sr,d@Hsteady. @sid Cash. s7.e5; May. $7.s7,s;
'91S, 1hSo,niders-$5. 1906; short clesr, @7.70@
q n: abort ribg, $7.l7X.
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orange and Raisin Market.

CHICAGO, April 25.-The orange market
this week has been quite STEADY. ices
may be quote as follows: California River
side oranges, Nos 12S aud 226, SO 25(g3. 80;
300; other Riverside oranges, seedlings,
so. 5O03; do Navels Riverside, $5@6; do do
others, $3 5O(G4 20. Jamaica. common to
choice, per barrel, $6, 50@9,o0. ,ssina,
S4 OO@4 SO. Valencia. cases, So 5096. 90.
Raisins are firmer than of late and prices
rule: Loose nus,atels, two crown, per box,
&I .35(pl .45; do do three crown, per box,
81 5O@l 65; London layers, per box, 81 25
O.. 10
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL-John Powers, Azusa;
Compton, A Danlap. city: A N Scott
and wife, Santa Ana; d Spring, Cotton !;
W T Traske, NJ Perkins, A L Atwood, G M
Richmond, Ora Gorada, Call J NJ barley,
San Francisco; B Proudfelt, city; R L Hans
lee, Prosdft, Cotton; Jaha Belly, city;
Byers, Norwalk; A Wuerz and wife, city
c L Warner, Handy, Cal;V M Manzanares,
Elmont; X Fitch, San Barnardino; John
Roch, Sharp, . B Driden, city; Hays,
Pomona,
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DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
DE-. W. g. COCHRAN, h. H. MARKHAM,
PERRY N. GREEN, JOHN BRYsoN, 3d.,
DE-. 81. SJNsABAUaH, F. G. HOwEs,
GEORGE 81. BONEBRAKR.
E~Exchange for sale on all the princl
pal cities of the United States and Europe.
mrS
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Grain Market.
DOMESTIC,

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25. - Wheat !.
Steady. Buyer season, $1.35H per cental
Bsrley~Firmer Buyer season, $3.50. per
GENITAL; buyer 'S9, 96Ac.
Corn-Yellow, 81. .2119@1.3O per GENITAL;
white, $1.35@1.371.
CHICAGO, April 25. = Wheat = Easy.
Cash, 8Os4c per bustel; May, sO5sc.; June,
Corn-Firm. Cash and June, 54ssc. per
Oats-steady. May, 80 16c. per bushel.
Rye-Cash, 6315c. per bushel.
Barley-Nothing doing
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, April 25. Wheat = Scarce;
demand fair; holders offer moderately.
Corn-Firn; demand fair.
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BANKING HOUSES.

DIRECTORS
O. ". Childs, Cameron 4. tThom, Jose
Mascarel, James B. Lankershim, John S.
Griffin, Chas. Ducommun, PHILIPPE GARNER.
Isaias w. Hellman, L. G. Goodwin.
STOCKHOLDERS:
O. W. Childs, PHILIPPE GARNER, L. L.
Bradbury, Jose Mascarel, James B. Lanker
shin, L. g. Goodwin, John 8. Griffin, L. J.
Rose, Domingo Amestoy, Cameron E. Thom.
Chas. Ducommun. Isaias W. Hellman, P. G.
Baker. Andrew Glassell, Louis Polaski
Frank Lecouvreur, oliver H. Bliss. Jacob
Kuhrts, Estate D. Solomon, Estate Chris
Henne Sarah J. Lee. mil
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r ON ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
Temple Block, Los Angeles, Cal
Capital Stock Paid Up, 100000.
Reserve Fund, 100000.

JOHN e. Platter President.
R. 8. BAKER. . .Vice-President
GEO. H. STEWART. 49,. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
H. L. MACNEIL, JoTHAM BIxBY,
JOHN e. Platter, ROBERT 8. BAKER.
JOHN A. PAXTON, GEO. w. PRESCOTT,
GEO. II. STEWART.
ER-BUY AND SELL EXCHANGE on San
Francisco New York, London, Paris, Berlin
and Frankfort.
EH-BUY EXCHANGES on all parts of the
United States and Europe.
EW~RRCEIvE MONEY on open account
and certificate of deposit, and do o general
banking and exchange business.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-26
LOCAL MARKET PRICES.

Los ANGELES, April 25.
wurA-Good dem and: $1.25@1.35.
TlrLrY-Fair demand; $1.1O@1.1O.
EoSk-Ti TEo,Sxk~Tsrieys a.. .Oc@7. SO: alfalfa, $3.50
~. So; osts, $i2@lS; wheat, Sl2@l2.50.
S.-D-si Ss.,Dls Alss1fsl llssossla'So. SSj
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live stock Marker.

CHIcAGo, April %. -Cattle- Receipts,
ii .OOH. Active and 10c. lower. Steers,
$3 s0@5; stockers and feeders ~. .5o@3 20;
Hogs Receipts, 21,000. Slow and &c.
,oyer Mixed. $5.35@5.6o; heavy, IS. .45
@5.75; light, SIS 3O@5; SO.
vSheep-Receipts, 1000. Higher. Fancy
native wool, rs. 5O17: natives, poor to good.
&sm6 Oh: shorn, 81 25@6. 10; western.
5.50@6. so; Texans, $4@6 10; lambs, $3.50
nj o.
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UIRsT NATIONAL BANK.

Directors-J. d. Bicknell, J. +. Crank, q.
Mabury, Z. T. Spence, william Lacy. =. b.
Mott, J. M. Elliott.
Stockhol holders-Estate of A. h. Wilcox. 0.
8. Witherby, 8. Il. Mott, J. F. Crank, A. L.
Lankershim, e. Hollenbeck, Z. F. Spence,
II. Mabury, f. @. Story, L. II, Carlton, Jas,
Mccoy, J. D. Blcknell, william Lacy. J: NJ.
ElliOtf mil
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

l1s NORTH MAIN STREET, Los AEeELEs,l
April 25, 1888.
rATI
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srocy EXCHANGE REVIEW.

STOCK E4CHANGE hhNihns
NEW YORK. April 25.-The stock market
was more active to-day, the total sales being
tile largest seen for some time, while the
dealings were distributed over a large num-
Der of stocks, and an upward movement
made further progress, though getting some
was made of the fact that the London mar
ket came higher this morning Than our last
nights figures, and buying IN this market
assumed larger proportions than on
Reports from Washington that some
agreement with the government weuid
be reached and the injunction against the
Oregon lease dissolved made Union racine
early tn favorite. Later in the day, how
ever, realizing movement knocked the
market off considerably aud some OF the list
closed lower Pacific Mail yielding very
readily in the last hour, while New England
had been the weake st stock mp to that time.
San Francisco, The Grangers ana Lacka-
wana " ere most conspicuous toward noon,
and later Missouri Pacific. Northern Pacific
preferred and Manhattan assumed tne ieao:
Petroleum opened t.ady at S415c., but
gave way under bear raids and the traders
forced the price down to 8214c. The market
was oversOld, however, and the purchase OF
$4,000 barrels caused an advance OF cent.
This frightened the bears, and their cover
ing lifted the price to S6%c and the market
close1 strong at $3.50 Petroleum exchange
opening, S43c. highest, 86%c.; lowest,
s2ca elosng sS sieck osst SPsn
Ing S4I2c., ulshest, CoT6c', ioNSp',, SO/So'p
closing, s6skc Total sales, both exchanges,
1854 900 barrels.
MONEY QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK, April 25.-Money on call
easy at 2@2A per cent; closed ~ aHgiZ1a giS
Sterling exchange $4.e6l4 for sixty day
bills; 81 SS for demand.
Bar silver, 931ac.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-silver bars,
92@93c. per ounce.
crocuc ANN pONDa
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I.W HsLLMAN, JOHN z. PLATER,
ROBERT 8. BAKER, JOHN A. PAXTON,
L. G. GOODWIN.
Term deposits will be received in sums OF
500 and over. Ordinary deposits In sums
Of $40 and over.
- Money to loan on hrst-class real es
tate.
Los Angeles, July /, 1884. mh1u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
Gt.rl Mon Consult.

Yesterday afternoon hert,ns .! us
steel manufacturers was held III the ONCE
of thu Ecnwood lion Works, the object
brirg to look over ard discuss the StceI
workers scale for ~ a. presented recent
" to the manufacturers aud which went
into effect January LIST. The meeting was
composed Of only the manufacturers Of
thus district, including the Riverside,
Whecllug, Brllaire and Mingo plants. II
lasted several hours, and at ita conclusion
4 LEICESTER man asked M,ior lming what
had been dong at the mretDg
1t was not a meeting, sad the MAJOR,
"hut merely a little consultation, aud all
can say is that we did nothing O!COurSe
the scale was looked over and discussed,
hut the consultation resulted in no action
whatever. 30; cannot sag when we
will have another meeting.
care the differences between the manu-
lacturers aud men very great asked the
reporter Of another manufacturer.
"WelI, no, ! clnnOt say that they are,
and do not anticipate much trouble in
ruuiug 10 n satisfactory settlement, al
though do not think conclusion will he
arrived at for some little time. In the mean
time all the steel plants are being put n
inst class repair for good run when they
start Up again.
This was about all that could be learned
OF the situation, but there are no fears o
a loug continued shut down OF the stee
plants.
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NCwa \utcs.

The rumor that the stcel scale had been
signed at MmgO is without foundation,
but it is likely that everything VIII lie
lovely in u few days --%'"b"r"r GdEo'''
J. Il. Butts and n. G., Hamilton will
leave Iu a day or two tor Boston, where
they 20 Is delegates to the twenty second
annual convention OF the National hiich
LAYERS Uuion.
Pittsbmg produced last year I"o"o
TONS Of structural iron and Ia, 600 tons oil
railroad supplies. The pipe production
Amounted t. 3lj, 500 t"rs w!'I' n'''7
showed mp small At 100 O9o k"ga
Thomas J. Irwin, or Martins Ferry, ca
prcsidcut of The Flint Glass Workers
Union. snys that lw0 tableware acton 5
in this district are ia operation ut the
WORKERS scale lie thinks tha mrn VIII
ultimately win the present c"Hlc"l'
The na,lcrs Of the Jefferson held a meet.
ing Yesterday Afternoon und the SitmtIi'h
was thoroughly disclosed, bat no dvllat'
action taken President Muilar". OF to-"
lcil-i>nn, dtriirrs 10 snN anything upon
the condition aud the matter * practically
Unclaimed StUi,HrWr Hr!id
Some time ago the Gas CITY Company,
OF Wrllshmg, determined to sink their
well, which had practically ceased {" flow,
to rha depth Of 1000 feet, in hop, oI a'rik-
ing i new gas main. The present depth
ri The well is go lcc. Operations were
begun, hat the old we'll had only bet
cleaned Out ual the din du,rna foot ~
twn Nhru the old flow m,r' Tr,uui"d w,ih
all oi IT'S original fore.
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TIC snnHhILh."

''Ihe Suggarth, a drama in five acts by
George Darrell, Esq the celebrated Aua-
tralian playwright, which has not only
been running for weeks in that country,
hut also in England, where it has achieved
one of the foremost dramatic successes of
the year, will he produced at the
Opera House,,on Friday and Saturday e'on-
ings January eth and 18th, with matinee
saturday. The plot turns upon the theme
OF the absentee landlord though it is
placed upon much higher plane than
the average drama on that subject,
and appeals most lorcibly to all
classes, the story being a fascinating
and exciting one, introducing some wholly
original incidents OF n very novel chaTac,
| ter. which have never been used in the
drama before, sustaining the interest
throughout To the very moment of the grand
cHmly. Tnr,c are also a number Of stir.
ring and heroic situations, and pleasant
surprises that capture and carry the audi
enCe rreaistihly with them; in addition,
the drama will have the advantage of a
most eNcellen. ,S-t, selected from the very
hest material in the profession. Seats arc
now on sale at the box office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05

The Temperature 'aCetins held At the
'rhm " seventh street Grrman Church,
last mpht, was a very large one. All the
srall were taken, the standing room WAS
all occupied aud quite rumhrr OF people
were turned away. Mr.. John Bags
speech WAS the hest effort of his life, and
the audience showed their aprr,c iation ny
hearty applause. Mrs MrClurgrn, state
OG,uilar Of tic ". i. 4. L., next ad
dr,,j,.d inc audience in 4 telling argu-
Mcutatire sprrrh OF about thIrr quarters
OF an hour. Hhu was very convincing in
her talk Of the necessity of every one doing
their duty du:ing the.ncxt few months in
mGuIdinp a sentiment in favor OF the Pro.
hhition amendment. She urged every
voter, whether he il Democrat or Rrpub-
lican, to throw aside party poli!j,s and
vote tor the aincn:,w@G,. sine il Not in
tie ;urvryst al any party, but working in
the interest of the ". &. I. t.
The meeting will be- continued ct the
Chapline Street VI. T.. Church this even
ing. Good speakers will be there.
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4 pIrnSrnt Event.

MI John Frirarl th" Main street china
merchant, invited all al hi cmnl"Scs oyel
to hi. rlrgant home on the leland ycster
day evening, and upon then arrival they
found 4 fine supper awaiting them, t.
which they did ,rupi' instirr. Mr.. Harry
L.. Bond. formerly with Mr. Iri"drl, I'M
now a member Of th" firm al j. W. ANUS
- Co wa. Also present, aud "as very
much surprised when one Of the number
present stepped forward and III behalf "I
Mr.. Frirdtl aud the employees "t the st"I,
presented him with Il handsome gold pet
and pencil ~ a token Of thcrr esteem an'
friendship. Nlr Bond responded IN II ie"
well chosen words The evening wa'
yety delightful to all.
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Select I,an,tng Academy .

Prof John Mullen will reopen hia Aca
DENY Tuesday, January 10th, III Gcrman's
Hall, corner OF Fourteenth aud Market
streets A class tor Iadn5 and Gcutlrmri
will he formed from $50 To ~ O'Clock,
and will continue every Tuesday nnc
Thursday.
The Professor returns his sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
him during the past Thirty years, anC
hopes for continuance Of the same 81
drairin. to lcarm 10 dance should Vail Upol
him at the above line and place. When
there are Il sufficient number Of applIra
tions achildrcn's class viii he luInea II
thealtarnoons Parents will coulcr = favor
by addressing him at No ll%5 Market
street
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& Gnnh Night schonI.

tn ne EdEr gi G." h''i't.
/ word further m regard to the ques-
ton Of establishing night schools, which
seems at present to be exciting consider
able intereat in the minds of some OF our
citizens, would probably not be amisS.
That great benefit will accrue in the eS-
tablishmsnt of such school to those VINO
are unable to attend day SehooI, no one
will doubt, AID the Efforts OF agItator7 Of the
subject in question ARE TO he commended.
But it should I've generally known that
there is in full operation in Wheeling
night school conducted by n complete
corps of teachers which offers all the ad-
Tantages that are possible in such a school
AT very small expense. refer to the
night sessions of the Wheeling Business
College, at the corner of Main aud Twelfth
streets and which has been in successful
operation for the past fourteen years, and
until public night schools are established,
parents and guardians can do no better,
and ought to send their children and
wards to this school, especially when the
charge is merely nominal.
CITIZEN.
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Mes calf shoes I%I at Iiaecnau,r


Mrs Frances Gishop, one IL til, pretti,st,
brightest and most popular a"nircttra On
the American stage, ~ hrr play the
"Nr~ Mugs Landing and 'Gyr,' will
he the atuatiiun at tEuI,Iand Opera House
Tor three nights and grand Wednesday
matinee, rnmmrnciur Mondny, JAnutiy9
Each lady attending the Wrdn. ,dry natl
nee will receive haudeouC spuvcniel
rlaqur of Mise Bishop. Morlay aud We'd
nc day nights and "Wednesday maf}s,ec she
Will appear in hrl grcat laggtnng success,
the "Ncw MuWI l.andtug % Sine ihe
play nGs a.cu here ia3t 1t lt.. lncu 10
written and me-. mIts,r, snugs an" ,nrc.
added Ia 1t. Tuesday r'~' H.. ,,iu L..
seen 10 h'r lie" and most beautiful comedy
uian" written expressly for her hy A I
I Chapman entitled "Gyp" Notwrlh-tand.
ing this great attrarlrm M. Gcntber, the
Manager OF III" Grand Oper, HOUSE, will
make the usual popular prices. Secure
your scaie at once aud avoid the rush ut
the door
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N A SMALL WAY.
The New of the Dsv PUiutedN frra-
gcaphed Jor Fjasi, Readers.

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gcaphed Jor Basi, Readers.
/ T-orf Ea.p'S ,our, Will not meet un.
nj Fr,day.
Tlrrrt wn. bat one ,.,,r briorr Ills
Homo. Yesterday lunrripg
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near tine corner Of S~'"nd ana Adams
streets, IN Martins iruy, luaI the gas
MAINS IN 'na' Str'eta are Ie4'N'nE very ''''".S
OruuEE DUNLAP run IN John EArtIci
yesterday tur playing the dear aud dumb
racket uu the street and then blowing IN
the money obtained from pedestrians TOT
beet
WHY isn't the uas Iamu uu sixteenth
street. ut ;hr qilry between EoiI aud ia
,oh streets, lighted any more, j. what the
residents and pedestrians would like 10
know.
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THOSE patrons OF the HEUI~rEE WI"
have not Obtained copy "l our '"' =
counting hour' calendar tor - can "5
supplied 10y c2I.Iu% al '"lS '''' i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
\ Firm to Branch out.

The REGISTER last sunday morning
published 4 notice OF the TACT that the old
firm OF Caldwell x Peterson, which has
been carrying on very extensive business
a. manufacturers OF steel roofing tor the
plst two year OF two, vas To undergo u
considerable change, certificate OF incor-
noration under the name OF the Caldwell
and Peterson Manufacturing Company hay
inn been applied icr and issued by the Sec
rotary Of State.
It is the intention Of this corporation to
embark in 2 much moro extensive business