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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
RAILROADS..

fftft ~tNSA '~SA1fstsSS AftA4N7
VIA PHILADELPHIA. TO
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Leave Nsw,York foot Of Llborty.st.. as follows;
For Chicago. $50 D. m. ; 10 90 midnight
For Cincinnati aad 81. Louis. 8 80 a. m, 4;l5 p. m.
For Washington. Baltimore, Wilmington and Chester
$3.50 M, II 200 a. M 80 M 80 p. m, 44s y, m.
u 100 midnight
All trains Except II 100 a ny run daily.
For tickets and Pullman car space call at B. and o.
Ticket onlsoN 81 POI. AlS and l. lao broadway. at
Station, foot OF LbertJ-ss
New.York Transfer Company win call for and check
baggage from hotel residence.
W. N. CLEMENTS. oHAs, o. soULn.
General Manager. Genr Pass Agent
{ EENCIRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
..oo Tine Table Of March 5aa-i 10. 1859 $50 ~ SO
ohaa;;SSo e. for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. MAuch
Fi eSSR9Soas 'EastOn Bosehom Alien
ne,SS. n tsI flemnsson Lake nepase9ns Ee.sop
osdins harsSSf ote EsSsaTs
sslaR SsSslsnom Allen
oS SI Easoai Bsss6eS z si Msuoh
WSoIS o SsSSatSn IsSaaSs shS@on
S snd N fsS s:nsyilis IA SishlasisS
Chunk. Feeding Harrisburg. etc. On Sundays ii 80
SSSsR r., Sundays, 70, Essson 10 IN am
1:6uY PARK Ocean Grove except sunday, Point Pleas
:la ION. v so2 ssS ? e. for g.'n's'''
S0S siS s 70 rs iSo TO 0C sS
JgSoE LAKEWOOD at 80 s:1s a M. 100. 2:sO.
" ~ FOR ATLANTIC CRY.
,4aO "a. /: 100 D. N. q $50 D. m Through Express
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
ns sn H. and basRUiS and 0hS H. leave Q;
IN "a 10 ss TO- 4 y S 80 M
BsD2Ys g. sS tt No. G 49, go tIS S,5a
sriss JS5sss and w' 81 &c., ans g. 100
49, SS4ShH At have a. s5hls SS fSr
s ST. " ffSs 81 isss % g
i2iS l e E Esss4 iss go
D5sso s @ 81 Ses WIN call oi and sAe'I
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and att + 5 ThSlS1i fr2 II, 1852
AND UNfTED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YorE via DesorosSeS ana 0ofuano'
HsSrisSSE si..sSsIs and .Ss west Win Pullman rspcs
Cars snisn'd YORK ana ehisasd Limited q Pario
bninE. snokpg and Sleeping VsSahulsd Cara At 100
w,%spoi oss Haven 2, G sE5y.y aHs
s nS' ,S ~ on REGIONS connecting !" 'o"' 'O'
F. f. t EssTn 20 RS sRa =
100 a I%o..odd 100; 2;oo and 400 p M sundays
Baltimore wsssEcn and tho South gsy s wS
an. sSs'y y L Dining g. s;s s q
To- nsHJ 's qua 800 p : = sns is nleS
Sunday rs and 0 90 a. M. 80 and 100 D. NJ An7
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Il 20 D. n Through Parlor carr, and .. m weeG
1sS SsyS S,.a rS cay hsS h h: s S's G sta
lonS Viz Railway and AmboL. oIo a M, y noon
&c e. ::sP s'I, s. R.rr.,. pnll.a.l.
Ssfe ana nay Line ;o0 r. wss1 SD, ssJs an through
Beas BTeoEyn AnneT sGnnos' vnosSy aad direci
tfsaSief Tor brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave hew'iofA, va DeSorossea sno
SG5t'1a: s!,iS SSissss iSlTsS pplns "a,
si SS 20 . - "a az :%S
sa3s,'; t sS$s' y e "a: Ind IL ii
md ,s ~ n sand.y eonasc, :, rsaioR Tor
s.s om as SO ana sD3 "a o SIS1sT1 s
4' couIhs md al breys scn o., q F1l.on
HSs'SSGs Once d. SsShtGa s s'oH Jersey
shsSS SssSsFs iIqE hOsOl' and fs'idfn'Rs. WOOD.
oAA1s; ensriI Nanirer. General Psss'r Agent
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Copartnsrship Noflfss.

N, HE INTEREST OF Mr.. EUGENE u. VAN
- = VAN s0AsdrEN B1os 4 a
ssWTak March a. lssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

II RE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 401, 3l7,
~ III and psf Broadway. 1888 IL Dowery. 4 nattery
ggl and S9S Flltons 81. Brooklyn; loI Broadway,
Ns"HE y AND S hSd9 @ hPRSs sa
or srCpnG Car reservations and oriors for checking and
JrrnIfsf q basEsEe. can DO obsinsd Express trains
leave 2Sdst 5 minutes earlier than time shown from
i,ufeI DrawinG. room Coaches 70 Buffalo.
10 80 a. m. week days, PRrloI CAT 70 Binghamton,
E% ss, c8 5T 1ns sSd st. u. Limited
sod pullman train pay and Bullet sloegnS C0&shss e
aHo Hsgars C sSSiss r f as o onsnn"a
nss 20 sesop w.; o HS6rhaon oWcsO Es ROehestsr
10 90 81 aob aS 'G ss b.
SS GSS00 o. enc RsSSS ~, ~ a Y,""
s,a S1 Slso = a{ :ssg ss5$% ID S''o $50
9f sS, :jst"ssS i !; SsS Z SS; + $aS
SfTstt - f.!S''sSas ' AZ. SsE abd sS SS 49,
ssS g. si IT, Ss 49, 70 - 80 10 &c. Il
49, T. ESQ, $40 80 S y? s2223 l.
SS S.SSS1 aiS0 80 ]. 1919 $780, sSS
+ ges 4; SS; y n. s"A 7''O. o 1880
81 As sS 'n Sb nsi 10 S % sG sh IT, SG sws
sbfes trains from he wsA arrive In NowYork at
~ WI MnIuRPHY NO'' L. p, FARMER
W. cen5f Stunt. Gcn'l Iass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
REAL ESTATE.
Br1srNEss AT TIE ExcHANGR

IA BUSINESS AT THE EAtTiH1so1t.ns. -
The auction sales at the real Es.sie "a nv
,>scrdsy wors light r. Y harneu . ~ ~ 20 f.ast
20 a. the supreme Court, In partition 10. ~ r,.
- v.nta.st. vacant lot, 25xss, for "a $50.
= q brown. stable IN the rear Oh ~ ...ns.
-. X ina same buyer for s10,e30 a nrs ys
Son oiieIed two thrce-story stone th-st'
che north side OF NJ ,ao al each No
ss ~ COO ion Charles s. KeIssH meo slSe
[ook no. So At s7,ioo. Lesppasse = The south side
e. psssss sS 1as fss. 8ssi q running
through to and cluding three io's s club. 81 which
g The German ,an si Aimed TAber the
sry. and Wilhelm Helmsth ~ rt
present. elabhese a No. s ~ sold for Mr. q osilstn
A. sr9 ~ Pii,s-sys. Dstreea Ninety sixth ana
ninety ssysna s pyss. ''l tor two ae scursors
san q the Iscass s .ss rtiesh and Thirty eighth
sss. msSon ana Fih ases VII pay sor , sose
5000 rent Forsoss ,sr cent also other sums in
sssc Sss ss, fS smcpas d 4 IL ana cent
10. s EssESs sIs i ES &c E aasa and
iS: T & 4 e i y A sss ' e.
t e. 1850 sss:'ssf s siSsSo s.s
go, sveiios ' win lot no Is west i1sth sS
snas ss e.i ios sos'ooii buyer siTiOo
i
asss 10 r 20 . siss.s &c; cora o' sasoOo
r. Msssss 7sso 90 &C. John Ely and
siss 70 wa ss5 i ISsalSs 75xos5 John
fs,yss p ; 10y . W.T. sss 400 81
x,sNss,sss; ss g s aser s' RsssnSssn | $3.50
ss s; snS w hiyss Jssob Bsrnea 2e 500
49, asi - JossoSns L Atwood $4,000
iss Vanderbilt % se Tscs EZRA srsscea 10000
IA e s g Mary fs0aa ss. Won
yesrIss mo zSs Lorlllsd Spencer e. al heirs % ,oo
sss s sfsSss 10 LoriIlsrd Spencer and
,s! ssss $ ), TO Il q Fatenase. 1oox1e4s
isnss setter e John Y sts sasHss n.,:
asssias 70 3. JOIN Ia Bal u @ - 49, $500
, ksssnSsy es e lds and WEE is and solomon
s,s.d as,.n ~ ssS. psEs *; W Brasn to ~.
sassw. g sor q 7Ist-ss, 75snaox75S; Mary 80.
s sssa 2 10 sn ss1s isaas Jacob. ana wife
usss sn 10 ss2 east as pare Eea Hoey TO .os
- |5ls sasys s e SIS i nSSs
ave- mons VS. 4 s' y ssthst ss sssss2
= s N ss:asss sS
g lawrence Blake and wife % smith
s'ssA J ssssys. rd si 100 s.'s pa. ~ ssaa
s. s.sI:ss r. ..s s & s g sss s.s esss:
0sSst . 5. 1882 4 Of 4th-aye, o. x1oos3
N II Eastman ana wife 70 Isaac Westerhcld
0hsI {. 1892 &c Of <th-aye, o.2x1oos, :.
s si Ts &c., : ss@ sssdnan and wife
1ashsys 1877 g go r. Of 1a5shst 7ssxlco; also
& 5 isis..st. 800 h " q iothsve. ss.iixiS II
,ist-sa n . cor sthave. a5xso IsdOr wailsch to :,
.,sEE Wsnarn l. . :, .o,i =, 40 Ixion li,pai
1s.;s; ana q s : p a is Hashs: 1880
Hssisa ss S0 VIE g = sSn Nsv@sn 800
fsa % - Henry p Lsd siA'. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

THE NEWPORT ALUMINIUM AND STEEL CO..
Manufacturers OF Pure Aluminium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
AlusltaI JnsIruments.
Railroads..


NEW LINE TO
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
VIA
CENTRAL r. r OF NEw-JERSEY,
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
SOLID TRAINS-No TRANSFERS.
NO EXTRA FARE FOR FAST TIME
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
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Orean 9teamers.

A NcHoR LINE. y. S. Mail Steamships.
and sysry isSrs wsdSssaay thsr s e. 'an' -
From Fisr Il ssrss Eyss ioSs 4 fHsiey.ss
6 GxS,sf 10 m AasSos AP H.
GLASGOW rJ assS Il si:siss' o. LIVERPOOL:
'l cs s2 and 5 &
W; ssERs ss r.
G. HARLEsToNs 8; G.; AND THE SOUTH
JScKsoSv1LIrA. Sin sS2 SSPESk T. 80, -.
THE CLYDE fSR Ahh F goaFRaf POINTS
rS3 per 20 = S Got
66ERR%8kk {ca sa,dn anal Fens S'g Ms s
Al steamers have ff;siass pss:snsst ;esoosSaa6s
a uH'Si PSGSSf ''
t Q. EeER. G. EAesE4r Lac oi SO s''xSy. M,
NoAiPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN.
TI9 3,I gREo ki aS,S ~ nS ".
= SSy y.;:i; Sa'u,sasy NsE:s
La foSSs esh Ami se sE ARs Sts N
OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.
" TRI;TEE NEE S.T JIS Y EoR .d sAyAEE1E
IS. CITY on AUGUSTA. ;Tassday March %. D. m
S. SfS2292GHH6666G sss SIsssSy MsSa e
cGsgneesPg gIIh oeqt1 RSSy q Ca ana ssysnnsS
Fo S South Csroiai 1sSsms - aad LSsissas Uasaf
passed accomDodAtioaA Ftrstca13 Inoto ~ hote Epf
freight and passage apply 70 x..1
w. II. RIETT, ]. d. HASHAGEN,
eenl Ast ssyh East FrsI9ht X ARt s. p Aw.
Lne, 3tT Broadway Rway 29f BycadwaY.
n L. WALKER ACT ocsan s. s. Co, New Pier Is N, n
CUNARD LINE
EEw.XoRK 10 LIyERPooL. via QUEENSTOWN
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
serva -.Meh go 10 80 N. UnDria April Is D
sgs.a, Asi q S m s ssti
eiSlS S ss s ana Zoo ISslasd.s Hsss
eeeTage bokets 70 ard hon all parts o. Europe =, verJ
low rates For freight Apd passage sppy 70 The COMPANY.
once Boyilpg Green EsM:Y g.,
n LRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT for
issued By HEfDELBACH, fcKELHEfMER Co. PoT
sign BankerA 20 Winiamst corner OF Exchange Place
DACIFIO. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
4 LINES FQB QkLdI9RNiA JAPAN, CHINA, 49,.
Prom New.York. pier foot Of Canalsts ".
CITY OF PARA sails Monday April l, noon.
From Ean Francisco. LIST and BrannAn
For China and Japan
CITY OF PICKING sails THURSDAY March g. D
For freight passage and general information apply 81
eorapapys once the pier, foot ~ CAnai.at., N r.
II. J. BULLIY, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

EQUESTRIAN outfits, English and American illus
~ trated catalogue free. WHITMAN SADDLE CO.,
11S Chambers-sk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
THE COMING NEW METAL
Why not investigated

Pure Aluminium or Alloys In Sheets. Bars Wire. Plates
Castings or Irnots. These metals win not oxydize or
tarnsh like Silver Aluminium is the metal OF the future
for any and all purposes very Hight malleabo ana elastic
$4,000 ounces sold within three months Awaiting your
kind reply with trial order. Yours truly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
DGRTS EYp0STTION

pARIS EXPOSITION.
Apply 70 NETHERLANDS LINE, 20 Broadway,
~ Y, for new Tourist Guide 10 Holland. the Rhine and
Paris Exposton. Entirely renewed heet Of powerful
ROTTERDAM lssT. 8 |: AmsgTdam | 1852 s. yesndam:
Ist.. go. ESQ eco. Second Cabin esq Ten days @
July Is. Rotterdam 3 PARA hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

G TATE LINE between Newly FORK, Glasgow
- and Belfast arne), with through tickets reduced
rates 70 Liverpool, London Dublin, &c.
STATE or NEVADA. THURSDAY; March %. D. m
STATE OF THURSDAY, a D q. n.
Cabin passage e55 10 ESQ according 70 iseaton Of state
room Excursion tickets eos to 800 sseraes tickets 20
and from all parts vi Europe AZ lowest tes From pier
foot OF Cannl-st., North River.
Fer frnlght and apply 10
AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 CO.. Gen. Agents 80 by, ". Y.
SteeTaRe 0fiee 81 broadway, New.YoFk
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WHITE STAR LINE

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
CELTIC Can't Dawson "wednesday March on Q H. M
GERMAEIC, Capt. Iryfng. "Wednesday. April B. a. m
tADRIATIC, Capt CAMERON. Wednesday, April TO- D. m
From White stsr Doek, foot o. West iOth.a
Saloon $50, $50 ESQ and 8lo0 6eeShge from NewY0rk
$50 from tne Old Country ga - llmsld number Of see
ond cabin passengers carried these steamers outward
ass prepaid, e40 excursion go. CObpaIs ONCE
No II broadway, New York. ]. BRUCE IsNAY Agent
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Esrtures ano aleetinss.

ST JOHNS COLLEGE,
F0RDHAM. NEw-YoRKa CITY, March 22d. 1850.
NJ OTICE.-There viii be meeting Of the
TsSsss March q so55 oSese ESt soiae N H. On
MICHAEL FLYNN
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

ped STAR LINE.
HI FOR ANTWERP AND PARIa
Ealing from New. York and Antwerp weekly.
PEEELAHD SATURDAY March % 10 $50 n.
Cabin. rates FiTzt Cabin ESQ ard upward Excursion,
tloo and upward Second Cabin $40 Excursion e70 aud
PETER WRioHf boNs. Gsn'i Agta. o Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

STANDARD THEATRE. BURLESQUE.
- LAST NIGHT LAST MATINEE TO-DAY.
EEILY FARREN. FRED LTsLiE AND THE :.
LONDON GAIETY BuhLESouE COMPANY. IN
March o. Boston Howard Atheneum Star Specialize
G TEINWAY HALL, March Q 5th.-EDWARD
y MoLLENHAUER'S CONCERT. Tickets s1.. Com
at & y. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

NORDDEUTSCHEh LLOYD ~. 90.
srw. ,SHoE3 R9pITtEfp M dofNRRooS
steamer M from pier foot q, 2dsS ~ HoboKon.
Vera SCI Neh 20 l9s m Tss ,H' %ea April m
Ems Sat, Ach 30. 8 80 am LAIN. .wea Apff 10 p
First Csbn SIS ara upward befthsccoFdlng b loca.
s'a s''''e sac Co., ~ Sss II sa''A
4 IMAM LINE y: s; and Royal Mail Steamers.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVEnPOOn.
From Fjsf rs. foos o. Chriltopaefst, nsw.YefE
CITY CITY oE CHICAGO, .ws1nssdsy March ~ 2.se
CITY OF BisRII WEDGE sasy. April To- i so p m
CITY OF Wednesday, April IL 8 80 y,
cAETN FKsyA9H go ana tprard Sel2coMn
AZ EtS sd cu'Ef sss il IgsSs sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

A LARGE STORE and basement TO lot. Chambers
"A s., with 10 TO 20 horsepower desired; lo'eVo
square feet; 200 feet street front
A CORNER STORE and basement, 42xoi, In arstclass
N building Postoniee 70 lease.
rutland q WHITING. Beekman.st.
MODERATE RENT. stores to Yet on Frsnktori-st'
- near '''0 RuP4ND WHITING Boekmau.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

(LUIUN LINE.
F0R QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERP0GI.
Leave Pier 3d. n. r.. foot OF Eing.sE
Tussdal. March 20, D. m
NEVADA: --",.-.."....:. .. Tuesday. April q Q D. m
ALASKA Tue sday April b. II 80 A. m
ARIzoNA. ;S T re AntIl % u go An
''' 4. NJ GN6ERHfIE 4 CO., sS broadway, N. r
HAMBUR american So. Line for Hamburg
AoraysI $50 am, Meh g. Bohenia 100 D. M, Meb 49,
smp.on snd nsmbsr ey nc new tyr sSrss steamers Az
hqras power. Send fgt rates and eAillng&
General oq ss,rnz hs9ad gaeIs nass1SS 2se
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21
PARKERsBURG GOSSIP.
The News of Week Condensed In Pithy
Paragraphs.

The News of Week Condensed In Pithy
Paragraphs.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, April 90
L. n. Tavenner, Esq, and wife, have
gone south for Mr.. Tavenner's health.
They will be gone two or three weeks.
Judge George LOOMS, wife and daught-
er, have returned from Washington.
Senator William woodward, Of ROane
county, was in the city Friday.
J.P. R. B. Smith and S. S. Spencer, Of
Point Pleasant, are here in the interests OF
Jim Mensger for Collector.
Miss Jessie Stafford is home from Balti-
more, where she has been teaching in
young ladies' seminary.
DR.. CrOustOn Nash, Of Tennessee, is vis-
iting bis parents here.
Hon. G.. F. Scott will break up house
keeping. He will 90 to Washington to
spend some time and his wife will 90 to
Delaware, Ohio, to remain until his son
graduates late in June.
1t is thought that Hon. John A. Hutch
inson will be made chief counsel for the
B. & o. company in this State to succeed
the late Judge Boggess Mr.. Hutchinson
has been assistant counsel for sometime.
Capt. c. B. Smith gets an average OF
about twenty-five letters in every mail,
nearly all OF them about office.
The Germsnia Gessng Yerein will give
calico ball Monday night.
The cooking main Monday night will be
a big affair.
Friend Hutchinson will probably not re-
turn to Marietta College.
Mrs. Will H. Smith, Mrs. General Jack
son, Mrs. A. Gardner Jackson and Mrs.
George w. Thompson are visiting in Balti-
more and New York.
Miss Daisy Shattuok is home from school
at Baltimore.
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Perry have Eloved
to Frederick City, Md.
Miss Ella Sharpnsck is visiting Cameron
relatives.
Parkersburg has a citizen by the name
of John Bottle, who wants an appointment
as Consul to Cork.
Mr.. Charles A. Bukey and Mr.. Adams
will give an organ recital at Marietta next
Thursday night.
Work will begin next week on the street
railway.
H. L. Dis, the new Chief of Police, is
a very small man, but he is brave and full
of pluck.
Mr.. W. T. Rittenhouse and Miss Belle
Bryan, two pop lar young people, will be
married about May 9th.
A very swell ball at the Hotel Banner
hassett is one of the pOst-Lenten events
now in view.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21
MARTINS FERRY.
Easter Events-GeneraI Local, Personal
and Industrial News

Easter Events-GeneraI Local, Personal
and Industrial News
All the preparations for the laying Of
the cornerstone of the new St. Mary's
Catholic Church are completed. The GER
emOnies will occur on Sunday April 28th,
and a large attendance will be present.
Arrangement is have been perfected where
by the following Catholic societies will
turn out: Knights of st. George, Knights
of st. John, St. Alphonsus Beneficial So
ciety, Ancient Order of Hibernians, of
Wheeling; Hibernians, of Bellaire; Hiber
mans of this city. Ri. Rev. Bishop Wat
terson, of Columbus, and RI. Rev. Bishop
Kahn, of Wheeling, will be present. 1t is
expected that it will be one Of the largest
religious turnouts this city has ever seen.
Work has been begun on the foundations
of the church lot on North Fourth street,
and is being pushed with all possible vigOr.
The location is very good and st. Mary's
congregation will erect a church we'll
worthy the parish.
Mr. Ed. Mansberger is building himself
new residence on Tenth street, near Wal
nut.
Mrs. Thomas Johns returned to her
home in Meyer, Pa, last week
R. ?. j, Drenen, of Minneapolis, is in
the city
Mr.. Henry Helling is still in quite a
critical condition.
James Crossley will build second story
on the Colerain property on Fifth street,
and otherwise improve the premises. He
will occupy it after July 1st
It is to the credit of Col. Poorman that
he has been absent from his duties while
the House was in session during the past
session only single day. Perhaps no
other member can show as good record
Such showing, added to his ability and
experience, entities him to a higher
position.
Several important Improvements on the
auditorium of the United Presbyterian
church are being made. The outside has
been nicely painted.
Martin Smylie, who was ken sick
during the Industrial Exposition, is slowly
gaining strength.
Mr.. Harry Northwood and wife, and Mr..
Percy Beaumont left yesterday for Column
bus, o.
Mrs J. B. Gillespie was in Steubenville,
O., yesterday visiting her sister, Mrs John
Means.
Theo. Buniss and VIM. Coss left yester-
day for Alliance, O., to assist in establish
iug q State council of the American
Mechanics.
ALDER Harris was at Rush Run yesterday
on business
Miss Lille Shawn was in the city yes
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lican. and who succeeded Fred Martin as
postal clerk instead of Lloyd Hefner, was
in town this week.
Will Nuzum has opened his grocery store
on Main street below the Farmers Bank.
He certainly deserves to be successful.
Mr.. L. Koran has removed his store from
Palatine to this place. He has done busi-
ness in Palatine for many years and now
that the bridge is free of course his custo-
mers will all come over and buy of him.
Sir Knights Capt. Frank Burt, John
Blackstone, T. F. Koon and Chss. E Wells
came down last night to attend the meet
ing of Crusade Commsndery No. 6 The
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: E. c., Frank Burt; Generals
simo, John B. Crane; Captain General, r
C. DunDiDg on; Prelate, Conrad A. Sipe;
Senior Warden, K D. Wslker; Treasurer,
]. II Bcownfeld; Recorder, Frank +.
Nichols; Standard Bearer, Charles +
Wells Sword B carer, J. T. KooD, Warden,
A. J. Stone; Sentinel, Alex Bebout. Tbs
Grand Commandery of West Virginia will
convene here on the Ssh day of May, and
besides general and complete arrangements
for the occasion, hotels have given special
low rates for guests. The Grand Com
msnderv headquarters will be at the
Hough House.
The boys who indulge in the art pisca-
torial, have been having fine luck this
week on the old dam.
Harrison Jones will soon have his
Maple Avenue property ready for occu-
pancy.
Mr.. NJ. G. Connolly, of Des Moines,
Iowa, the guest of Mr.. L. Koran, has
been slightly afflicted with chillS for some
dsys past. -.
The sale of the personal property at
West Fairmont Shaft took place yester-
day. 1t is deplorsble fact that this
mine has been abandoned, the pumps
drawn and the whole mine flooded with
water. 1t was a good place for operations
and could be worked very cheaply, but 1t
died,
Prosecuting Attorney Haggerty was
called to Pennington yesterday on busl-
ness.
Miss Lola Halls i'll with pneumonia.
The stone work for c. w. Arnett's new
house is about completed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21
NEWS ar BRILLIANT.
Industrial News of Interest-Local ana
General Events.

TndustriaI News of Interest-Local anu
General Events.
BRILLIANT. O, April 20.-Mr. Humes,
foreman at the shaft, has purchased the
nronertv on Main street lately occupied by
las Danning, from the Building Assoela-
ton of Wellsbure. Consideration, 81, SUI.
Miss Bertha Pritchard, of BellaiTe, Is
visiting her uncle, David Pritchard, in
Spaulding addition.
Mr.. Nick Flickenstien, who has been
employed at the glass works, has resigned
his position and will move his family next
week TO UniOntOwn, Pa, where ne Will
work in the new Thompson Glass WORKS,
in which he is interested. The new works
is about ready to start.
Mrs. Geo. BurTell, of Wheeling, Is the
oust of Mrs. A. LongbottOm.
Candidates for the Sheriffalty on the Re-
publican ticket have been soliciting among
their brethren the past week.
The prospects for improvements during
the season, which is Just opening, Is en-
couraging. Quite a number Of houses are
expected to be built, If the works con-
tinue. as there are no empty houses IN
tOWu. OUucc4 uCuNlJ tASAS - ~ -NS-- -
improvements in house building.
Miss Lizzie Fiffen, of Mingo, o., Is Wis
iting Miss Maria Bell.
Mrs. Kate Carr, of Wheeling, spent Fri
day with friends here.
The people Of Brilliant and vicinity will
be startled when they see the new stock OF
spring and summer goods, just arriving for
the very popular and enterprising firm OF
McCune Bros. They have made quite ex-
tensive purchases within the past few
weeks. and have closed out large lots of
wonderful bargains, which cannot be
matched anywhere. It's remarkable what
an immense business McCune Bros. are
doing. You will have to travel many
miles to find a more lively store. But
they are deserving of all their success, as
they are doing business in straight-tor-
ward and legitimate way; are the closest
and shrewdest of buyers, and always give
their customers the benefit of bargains
picked up by them. Treating everybody
politely, it is no wonder they have gained,
in such a short time, so many friends and
patrons