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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
GINSENG.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, October 10.
Ginseng is in good demand at the fol-
lowirg prices: 81 25s2 35 per pound; eI-
ira choice 81 40
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
n
TRY the CURE Jay
CATARRH

- . disaSse OF the Mucous membrane, generally
cxigiCating IN the nasal passages aud maintain
ipg rs stronghold In the head. ErO1 this point
n sends tOrth q poisonous virus into the stomach
an through he digestive organs, CorTup.ing the
elcod cud producing otos, troublesome and
Dangerous sympbCr3.
A particle Is applied into each nosItl and Ia
~agrEeSOie. Ptcc SC cents a. druggists; by mail,
rezisterai, 90 cents. ELY BSOrHERS, No. Sc
WarrCu Street. New YN-k au2S S0ieAR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
MUSTANG Eminent

CURES PILES, BURNS, CUTS, C0RNS,
BRUISES, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
CLEVELAND q PTTTsEUIa Z. z.

y
Under schedule In eject May II, iSs, trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio, Central standard Time;
For Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cleveland. 40 Z.
Cleveland LA p. m. Pr Pittsburgh and New
York. 3:39 ,. N. For steubsny ollie, sSs z. m:
For Martins FerrJ, c;S q n. Trains hiifys ~
Bridgeport at 1853 q m; lclsa NJ i2H > a.'
A. l. wALLIhG, Ticket Agent
myl6 BridgoJ CIT, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
|USTANG LiNIMENT

IS ~HOLLOWHORN, CAKED BAGS,
70 Z HOOP DISEASE IN CATTLEl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17

DIRECTORS:
AUGUST ROLF, JOHN WAGNER,
MICHAEL REILLY, R w. HAZLETT.
{. W. 0GLEBAY, J. r. McCOURTNEY
CHAS. W. BRoCKUNIKR-
EARL W. CGLEBAY, President
CHAs. W. BRoCKUNIER, Vice President.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
LAWRENCE L. SANDS, Assistant Cashier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
MUSTANG UNIMEN7MUSTANG Eminent

HEALS INFLAMMATION, OLD SORES SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP,
CAKED BREASTS l. INSECT SITESl KITCHEN, STABLE AND FACToRYI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
In tn. Academy Of Music. New Orleans,
Ilesdsy, November IL. 1883.

CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
IOO .oOO cts At Twenty Dollar
each. Halves so; Quarters %
Tenths o.; Twentieths o..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
ExXS

CleSCSa9 the
EeaaI Passa
yes, Allays Pain
and Iahsmuna-
Hon, Heals b
Sores, Restores
the Senses OF
II u q { . q Il 4
GnoH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17

Through Tickets and Baggage Checked 70 all
". ]. ROBINSON, Genr Pas. Agent
Parkcrsburg. W. v.
FRlD HUSKMEN, Trsv. PssS. Agt
wheeling. w. Va
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-10

8eriu9e bic ct. patrids
pillen unb berglei6e ibre Wirtung
nit b~erienisen anberer piaen. Sic be-
hben bic guten giseni6aften dlterer
prdpnrate unb 3uglei6 bic t%pertbbolfen
SeiImittel, tpel6e bic moberne MiKen.
t1aft entoedt bot. Nls elm Wittel ges
gen Qatarrb unb 2eberleiben fteben bic
ct. patrids pilen unerrei6t ba. gu
baben bel o.. @obn 6 Co., gde
@eItsg ommerces uno SIb.O Rtrabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-10
BUR 6eiluna Derlauqt

rs 6erreu unb 9amen BON San Nns
tpel9e on 6dmorrboiben unb
anoeren 9arm'R rantbeiter leiben, m6>
gen fid meiben unb gebeilt tperben,
obrte eiuer Nidel gu beaablea big bas
bolfdnbig beieitigt 1T.
ellis & Chamberlain,
Dottoren, Golebab 8lod, gde Soleoab
14,2,t3M unb 9ouffon StraBe.
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9ie GutSeduua etmcr Trau.

Eo6 cine punberboae gntbeduns 1T semadt
iuorben ano bas nod baSu bon elmer Dame
aus bieiem Gountb Sieben Sabre lang bate
fie bic emtIeslidfen eeioen aus3ufeben, peIde
osrart an ibrer 2ebenSfraft aebrten. OaS ibr
Sob nidt mebr fern gu iein fdtsn. Drei Mo.
nate bufete fe unaufb0rlid unb fcnnte feinen
S9laf finoen. Da faufte ie BON uns eine
G'aide BON ST Sings vgeuer embedding fit
S@wiubiu6t" unb fano i9on mad ber erfen
0ois 70 biel @rlei@teruns, baB fe idlafen
tonnte, unb bic cine Glafde eurirte iie bol1fdn.
big. Sbr Name lit Mrs. 2utber 2uB. 90
ibreiben uns IS. 6. Samrid & 60. in Sbelbb,
Norb Carolina.
Man lafe fid cine &rObsHaf9e seben in Der
Npotbete bon u. DreiB in Gan Mntonio.
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0eiO Az OerIetbest

obne mmiffions.9ebhbren
bon $1,000 an aufpdrts auf l Bic 10 Sabren
auf Sspstbeten bon cultibirtem 2anb, elm
ge3duntes @eibelanb unb @ruuoeiaentbum in
groseren Stdbten in 9sras. aufauf unb
9erldnseruns bon Seniors 2iens.
6raneiS Smith, @albwe1 & Co.,
$50 Commerce trabe, Sau antonio, Geras.
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&3OO.OOO.

gSer fein Slid berIu9t uab Obise Summe
ober einen EbeiI babon in Der 2ouiiiana. ober
aud $4,000 In BET 2ittle Sabaua Qotterie &C.
pinnen mOdte, iuenbe fi9 fur 2idets on
DUCK RIsCHE, Mamo 4Iasa.
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&eiue @e.fQhr.

griter Strol9: r9bre, Wartin, iebt
fteisen mir bel Der 9Dfrdtbin eini"
3weiter Strol6: pMber, Seinri1,
am bellen Sag! 90 merben lins bod
bic Damer b6ren!"
grfter StrOId: v6ab' feline Wnglt.
Sd babe ebeu ben 2aufburf9en bic
Mobsiournale ins 9aus trasen ses
feben!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-10

@- Die neuer @aaren fur bic
@regorp groderp 60. langen
nun an uno bic Girmn bot bereits einige
CARLOADS erbalten. Man befu9e bas
@ei9dft uub brittle bic preiie. 400 &
Al 6puftnn.G traRe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-10

Riuber Wagen in sr6Bter Nuspabl
bon $3.50 Bis gu $500.
80 pra@tuole Pbotos2itbograpbii9e
Mni9ten bonn &bein fir i1ur 50 Gents.
SoubenirsM buuns bon San Mntonio
nit 81 Infi9tert fir so Gents.
PauI Wagner.
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sa~ 8. WoIfon bat cine 9roBe
Nusmabl bon 2onir EN-
" nsiige in allen @r6Ben aub gu
allen preiien,
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Muerlet.

= Die Mitglieber ber GA. of r.
baltsn am IL. Mpril in Mufin cine &es
union ab.
Die @entraIe, Wetli@e unb Die
9eranii9e Sraffc.NKociatton baben Be-
f6lohen, mdbreno bes gan5en Sommers
gr%curionstidets nod Seras gum balben
Preife gu ~perfaufen.
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$. .. Stiibbet, 3orbma@er.
Rorb unb &obrmaaren itets on 0anb.
&eparaturen perben prompt beforgt.
go. "a Mpenue 8. Il, 1,t2WiS
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9r. meb. Wops, prattif6er
Mr5t. Office in ber Nlbini'i9en Npss
tbefe, go. 215 Nlamo plaaa. SeIes
0 299. San Nntonio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-10

~ Greek George unb Duncan
Ross laiien fi9 Samftag 4benb in Der
Surnballe als &inss unb 6%au1ttdmpfer
ieben. o. &oB mirb auBerbem feline
@ei9idli6feit als Ge6tmeifter probu.
3treu. gintritt SO unb rs Gents,
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peS- Beige Dress Suitings, bor3hg.
IiGe Stoffe fit 0%ausileiber gum &c.
tutbnliden Gebrau6. Sie srbBte Nuss
tpabl au 8, 10 uno Is Gents per Oarb bel
8ebr. SDsfe.
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~ Ronfirmanben an.
Il 9 e in allen Gr6Ben unb gu alen
preifen bel 8. WoIffon.
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peI6e fi6 ni6t binmeghreitea IdSt unb
mel1e 6ur9 bas @etammer ber ameris
tanti@en 8u6bdnbler nur lire Beitdtis
gung finhet. Ob bieie Sbatia1e cine
erfreulide ober bebauerlide it. (dBt
ii6 i6pes f~eitfe0en, bintpegldugnen
ldBt Iie fi6 auf feinen Sail. Der unz
gebeure umfang, ben bas amerifanif9e
3eitunssmefen anaenommen bat urb
in 5olge be1er aud bic groBen 3eituns
gen bieies 2anbes in ibrem umfang gu
10 gu fasen, tdglid eri9einenben Btz
9ern aagepa9ien finb, bat es oabin
gebra6t, oaB bic Bu6er.2 iteratur aes
Ben Der 3eitl6rifte1 2iteratur gar
t,i6t mebr peiterbeiteben fann. Ser
2eier folder groBen 8ldtter 1T faum
mebr i'm @tarbe, tteben feinem Sagess
berufe aud nod bic unadbligen 9pulten
feiner 3eitung gu bemaltigen = no foI
er ba mod bic 3eit unb bic Miibe ber=
nebmen. Bidder our95ulefen!
Mber iber Gins m6gen fi9 bic 9erren
8u6bdnbler berubtgen: Mls J6rberer
ber 8olfsbilbuug unb als Srdger ber
Snteliseua erfiat bic amerifanii9e 3ei>
tungss2iteratur = trsB aIer ihr anbafs
tenben Mdnsel unb Mbfonberli@teiten
- ibre Rultur : MiiRon ebenio gut,
menr1 ni6t nod better. als es oubersmo
bic Gu9s2iteratur tbut unb get6an bat
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& ommiffare.

mir Si&inter3eidneten- Bangen urb 8ant.
talier, perben ale geipinne, ipeI@e in Der 2oui.
fiana StaatSs2 otterie sesueen unb uns prdfen.
tirt iuerbeu, an unisrem 5abItif& a~msbeaabIen.
J. n. 0GLESBY, Pres. Louisiana Nafl Bank,
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State Natl Bank,
a. BALDWIN, Pres. Ne,c Orleans Natl Bank,
CARL K0MN, Pres. Union National Bank.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-10

Das wiebergenefeae ainb.
nMsein fleines, Z Sabr altes Mdb@en
batte beftiset 9uiten unb g9nupfe,1.
Sic tonnte ni9t f9lafen unb buftete
aft anaub6rit9. Man rietb
mir, @bamberlaius 9uftenmittel gu ges
brauden unb i9 NOR aber bic fofortige
2inberuug unb bic baIbige b6lige &C.
aeiung erffauut. I'm fetnen preis
m6@te i'd iebt obne 6ies 9ausmittel
ieia. Sd babe biele berarttge Wittel
probirt, aber bies 1T bas bette, bas i'd
iemals periu@t babe" prof. s. M.
Meban, 9anbels Mfaoemie, 9es
Moines,' Soma.
Gum Wer:auf Bel g.. obn& &c.,
@fe Weit Commerce u. SibsO ftraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-10
2ife Der @euinne.

APPROXIMATIONS @ewinne.
100 espinns bon $500 anndbernb BEN
$4,000 0 0epinne MAIDEN ....... .$50,00e
leo Wepiane bon $500 annHbernb benz
100000 Geptaue MAIDEN $500. $4,000
100 Geipinne bon $500 aundbernb benz
$4,000 Gtpiune MAIDEN ...:.... 10000
Eerminol @eminne.
$500 9epinne bon 500 entf9ieben 4.
bard ben $500, 900 Webina MAIDEN 500, 600
l,o00 @esizHe bon 500 entfdieben
trr4 ben 100000 @eut1n MAIDEN 100,o zoe
s,lss Gepinne TN Betrass BON $1,06E,oo6
I'm Glubraten obtr nabere Mustunft penbet
9sk An ben llnteraei6nsten. Cure Sanbfdrift
14> Seme mub beutIi4 fein. GdneIere BE.
fsrsuns sirb Sabur9 gsidert, penn SIR elm
&enserf mit bolf6nbieer abrede ~einIeset.
sG4i6t POSTAL NOTES, Grpreb Uloneb
Dr1ers cher Me4feI auf sfeip Bot in ssinSbns
Ii9e Driffen. YapiergeIb per gyprte (nuf
xnitrt a6fen) a~breffrt an
W2. u. 9ampbin,
eoer: STEM Orleans, Ca.
~. 8. 9aapbiu, Buibtnstcn, .. 6.
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@dnfti9t u1b 6eilt

bic entsinoeten @ebdute, tbut oer Mbniit>
5ang @inbalt, uno binterldbt feline naftbei>
ligen SolSen. 0aber i9dbt man es bober
als aIe aroern ipectfideu aunsenars=
ueien.
6. .. gtrbp bon 8artonspiIe, ST.,
ifretbt: ySor bier Sabren erfdltete i5
mid btftts lnb aog mir einerl ldredliaen
Sulte1 81. SD tpar Iebr fral1f unb uutgez
fdbr pier Dlonate al baS 8ett gebun6en.
Gnoli9 erfldrte mir Der glr3t, i6 babe bic
M1sicbrung, uno ct f0nre mir nt9t helfen.
@ttier nlet1ter Nadbaren rietb mir, ei1en
gerii6 nit G1er's Gberr1z 9ectorol III
MADDEN. SD folgte benz Static, unb ebe
ld) Die erite Slalfe gang perbrau1t bate,
ipar i'd ipohl, uno babe Mid ieitbem inlnter
in gutter geiunbbeit befunoen."
@lonso g. Sageett bon SmDrra WiIs,
STE, Ihretbt: pSor feds Sabren mar id,
5anbels-ciienoer, nno lit gu jeuer d3eit an.
eirem
Qnmgeu=0eiOen.
Monate lang founte i) .92a9ts ni6t
iflafen. 9elten fonrte i'd mid nieoer(es
gen, fiiblte mid bduftg benz Grfttden nabe,
ullb mar oft gen6tbigt, mir iu Ser freien
Quft @rbolllng at iuden. Sd lieB mid
bereben Nper'S GberrpsB Electoral gu nebmen,
NIB baS balf mir. Ser fortgeiebte &C.
brau9 besielben bat mid polidnbig &c.
beilt unb, mie i'd CLAUDE, mir bas Qeben
Gerettet.
Nper's gberrp=Beetoral,
3ubereitet non
DR.. S. 6. aper & Co., aopeu, 1saf.
Sill allen @potbeten gu baben. @reis 81; fe@s
silaihcn, Sc.
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Mission Concert Garten,

SIS Gib : Alamo > etrabe,
MbtiHtr C. @aul. :. Giseutbiimer,
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set Aatnr Detttebet

SI Der 8ieoerberteIung ertranfter ODER
terbral9ter @etpebc, bas 1T allies, mas
eilte 4r5tei tbun faun. Sci 2ungenleibeu,
Die Grfdlt1ng, MISUNDERSTANDING unb
@llssebrung, ent3iinSet ii6 INNER suerf Die
Sdletnbaut, oann uertopfen ii@ Die 2uft=
5eGen tn Der 01nge, unb bic Tolseu finb
Srberfeln rno sulett 3eri0rung Der Sc
toe6e. 9araus gebt berpor, baB Die Qufts
lObrendffe ri9t beilen f@5nner, bis Der reis
aelbe 9nften ~entfernt lit. Iper's @berrg=
Yectorat
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-10

8stauratieu unb 9etel
N SsrbiaSuns nit siHsm Bar . Boom sritn
Meness. ~ Simmer fnb az xaifcnabIen
vrtiftR ~ ssrMistbtx. -4Dg le,3,t-
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9sniHana etaatssaotteries@ eieIIiMaft,

&ettftn11a @taatssEottertes@ eielli9aff.
SyeOrpsrirt I'M Sabre 1868 bon ber 2esis.
iatur fur GrSiebnngs. unb BobItbdtisteits.
Dptds NIB iuHrbe ibr Gretbrief au einem 5beile
eer Geeepiudrtisen Stnnts .Ronaituticn, in
1879 bnr9 Elm iberpaItiseabes goItsSotum
sema6t.
Sbrs 9roSen GiuSeI. 4 I.
8ttbuusen finben msnatlid, uub bic 6 o.
zen bierteIidbrIi@e 8iebun9en
reeelmdeis iebe brei Monate, (Wf6ra. SUM,
September unb Desember) Hatt.
@ir betatigen hermit. bab mir bic Dber.
asIft4t absr bic arrangements fir ale mOnat'
Iiden nnb biertsIiabrliden 3iebunseu Der
ecuifiana Stats . 2otterie . @efeuf6aft baben
nnb serfonIi6 bic 9iebunsen leiten unb beauf.
F9tieeH uno ba6 bitfelbea. ebrlid, seredt unb
IN unparteiif6er Beiie allen Bstbeilistsn &c.
atnfber bur ii@ seben nnb mir autoriIiren bic
0tieHf9aft, biefes 3eusni6, berieben init benz
eeffmiIe anisrsr llnterfdriften, in ibrsn an.
jststR 5u gtbrauden. =
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WI ~ $SSNS t&S1B2
bon Artitsln, pelde f@ beionbers 10
@eburtstaSs. unb 9c4jeits : Gei&ealen
etsneu, ais:
StlberpIattirte W1aren.
Statuen bon Gron3e, Terra . Gotta,
Bor3eGan unD Mabnfer.
&elisiSie Gisuren, grucifre unb So.
ientrdn3e.
Blumen. Yaien unb ampeln.
Eafien, fem becorirte.
Glbums in grocer auSwahi.
photographer aller Art.
Scupeairs nit 81 NnIidteu 0 Gan
MntOniO, fir so Gents.
Bilcers unb Btlber= Rabmen.
Mulitpoien unb ubren
Spernsldier unb Ternrptre.
IaidenmeRer unb SGeeren.
Saunenz rnD @erreneT oilet HeceHotre.
@elotaiden fir 6erren unb Dameu.
Damen.9 anbtui4en.
Brief. Mappen.
Sareibseuse unb @cti3ba9er.
giften<aarte @tuis.
Damen. Nrbeits= 2dfden uub QSrbe.
9anb=S pieael unb 2dmme.
Rau@-E tide unb 6erbice.
@isarren.G tuis.
aeitunSa. Wappen.
Sps3ertSde.
Uosels unb gi1hcra. Rdfae.
Mcccrbecns, 3ithern unb 9armcnicas.
Mui4eln in GROCER auswabl.
/ Giid.Mpparcte.
Bapiere unb iOnftise Materialieu Snr
Nnfertisuus bon Bapier DIumen.
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4uftrorStutlide biertelidbrlide 3ie=
Anna
8amptgelptun $500. 900.
IN ben asabemb Of giufit, Sem Orleans,
DisnltaS, ben 10. War3 1898.

100 GOO gOOie su 3wan3is Dollar iebss.
&slbe $40, Siertel S., .3ebntel 80,
Reconstructed 81.
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SaT @roBer &ing= unb s a #.
tamp 5mlfSen Greek George uub
Duncan Ross Samtag Mbenb in Der
Surnbale. @intritt so unb 25 Gents.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-05-29
Rev. Dr. walker.

Rev. Dr.. George L. Walker of Hartford has
been elected a member of the board of visi-
tors of Andover Theological seminary, sue
ceeding Rev. DR.. William T. Eustis of the,
Memorial church at Springfield, whose death
occurred few months ago. The board con-
sists of three members and is self perpetual
ing. Each member retains Office until he
reaches the age of seventy years or is re-
moved by death. DIR. Walkers associates in
the board are President Seelye of Amherst
college and Rev. DR.. Marshall. The Spring.
field Union in speaking of DR.. Walkers cleo
tion says: cdr. Walker is one of the ablest
Congregational clergymen in the country and
his election will be generally regarded with
satisfaction. DR.. Walker is too well known
by his long and useful New Haven and Hart
ford pastorate to need any introduction to New
England Congregarionalists, and considering
his conservative character and views upon
current theological questions and at the same
time his pronounced sympathy at the Ameri-
can board meeting in this city with liberty of
thought and conviction within certain we'll
defined limits, his election can hardly fail to.
satisfy egationalism as WHOLE
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-05-29
English Hail Notes.

The notices for the week at, English Hall,
corner of Court and State streets, are as fol-
lows Religious meetings every evening of the
week, except on Wednesday evening, when
an entertainment consisting of readings, reci-
tations, vocal and instrumental music will be
given in the large hall. Admission will be
free and all are invited to attend. Wednes-
day afternoon the mothers meeting will be
held from 2 to o'clock. On Friday after
noon at 8 o'clock the woman's board Of city
missions will hold their regular meeting for
the month of June. Saturday afternoon the
girls sewing school meets at 2 O'Clock and the
children's temperance meeting begins at 8
O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Mosman's Office hour at
the hall is from to p. m. daily.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-05-29
BASE BALL.
The saloon Keepers 10 Play This After.
noOn-Other Notes.

AOOA-VGAcE NOSSBs
The State street bartenders will play the
Church street bsrtenders at Hamilton Park
this afternoon. William P. Gilligan will
caatain the latter and Thomas Harrison the
former. The State street nine are Thomas
Harrison, James Kelly, Nick Coffee, Charles
Strickland, William Coogan, Daniel Nc.
Cough, James O'Brien, Bert Cowles and
John Kehoe. The Church street nine are W.
P. Gilligan, Frank Ellis, George Hitler,
Thomas Madden, John P Carney, John Spa
and Gus Carroll. mn
Fitzgerald of last years New Ravens Is do
ing some good pitching for the Wilkesbar-
res. Last week he held the Scrantons down
to three hits. The Scrantons were shut out
Besides, he made two safe hits and one two
Dagger.
Brill is playing first base for Wilkesbarre.
Billie" Taylor is holding down first bag
for Scranton
Mike Kelly leads all the league batsmen,
with Brouthers second and Herman third.
Last year at this stage of the game Darling of
Chicago led, with Carroll of Pittsburg second
and Thompson of Detroit third. Last year
at this time Kelly was twenty sixth in the list,
Brouthers seventh and Herman forty-ffth.
O'Rourke stands forty fifth now and "Jim-
my" Donnelly of this city sixty-sixth. Of
the catchers Jim O'Rourke and DAILY of Chi
cago are tied for first place in the fielding
average, with Murphy of New York next
Morrill, leads the first basemen, Bastian of
Philadelphia the second basemen, Kuehne
of Pittsburg the third basemen, with Ewing
second and Donnelly fourth; Smith of Pitts
burg the shortstops, Donnelly eighth; Hor-
nung the left ielders; Hoy the center felders;
McGeachy the right fielders, with Tiernan
third. Bufinton leads the pitchers
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-05-29
A CORPS OF METHODIST EDITORS.
Many Elections Made at the General
Conference YesGerday.


Conference Yesterday.
New York, May 28.-The fourth and last
week of the great Methodist Episcopal confer
enee was opened this morning by Bishop
Foss. After devotional exercises the report
of the committee on Freedmen's Aid society
and work in the South was taken up. The
majority report of the committee favored the
election of two secretaries to the Freedmen's
Aid society. The minority report was in fa-
vor of not changing the discipline, but to
leave it as it is with only one secretary.
After a brief discussion the minority report
was adopted by a show of hands. The cleo
ton of a secretary to the Freedmen's Aid
society now became the order of the day.
There were 392 votes cast. OF these Rev. j. G.
Hartzell received 500 and was declared elected
Rev. DIR. Benjamin S. Frye waselected to the
cditorship or the Central Christian Advocate.
Rev. DIR. @. w. Smith was re elected to the
editorship of the Pittsburg Christian Advo-
cate. o. q. Warren, the present editor of
the Northern Christian Advocate, was also
reelected and B. +. Crary was elected to the
editorship of the California Christian Advo-
cate. Rev. A. G.. P Albert (colored). the
present editor of the Southwestern Christian
Advocate, was reelected. The report of the
committee on church extension was next
taken up. The report proposed many
changes in the discipline which called for
annuity fund in addition to the loan fund
now in existence. It also provided for the
payment of the expenses of the board of
church extension from the interest accruing
from both funds. The report was adopted
after an amendment which struck at every
thing relating to paid treasurer. The con-
ference then took recess.
At the afternoon session, Bishop Walden
presiding, the report of the committee on
boundaries was presented and adopted. Rev.
Sanford Hunt moved that the missionary So
ciety appropriate annually sum sufficient
to maintain the missionary bishop. This
was debated and finally substitute proposed
by Rev. j. M. Buckley was adopted, provid-
ing that the $12, 900 collected from Bishop
Taylor be placed to his credit in the Episco-
pal fund. Rev. William Mast, for forty.nine
years editor of the Christian Apologist of
Cincinnati, was reelected by reclamation.
Rev. Henry Liebhare&as reelected editor of
the Haus Und Hurd and Sunday school pub
locations at Cincinnati by vote of 100 to
14S. The dispute arose over the question
whether the conference has right to elect
an editor of the Methodist Advocate at Chat
tanooga, the present editor being T. G.
Carter, proprietor of the paper. It was de-
cided to appoint board to annually
visit and report on the paper and
if the report is favorable $500 ehall yearly be
paid toward the support of the paper. Mr..
Carter was then reelected without contest.
Delegate Jones, of Bowling Green, KY, made
an earnest appeal to change the name of the
Freedmen's Aid society to the Southern Edu-
cational society. The southern delegates OPP
posed the change. Pending discussion the
conference adjourned
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-05-29

Agreed On BY The Democratic Caucus
last Night.

WASHINGTON. May 28.-About one hun
dred Democratic members of the House met
in caucus at the Capitol tonight at o'clock
and discussed proposed changes in the Mills
bill until near midnight. Quite number of
amendments were proposed, all of which led
to spirited debate. As result of the DELHI
Grafton it was agreed to take works of art,
kaolin, pottery clays and prunes and plums
from the free list and restore them to exist
ing rates of duty. The wool and wooden
sections were not touched by the caucus
tonight, and remain in the bill as they came
from the committee. After the caucus had
been at work an hour or two Q &koposition
was advanced by member OF the ways and
means committee to abandon all proposed
amendments to the bill and bring the meas
ure as it originally came from the committee
before the House for its action, but the
proposition met with such storm of opposi-
ton that it was at once Withdrawn. The
duty on pottery and salt was left for consid.
GRAFTON by another caucus which will be held
on Wednesday next.