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Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-12

FIRST OF ALL we advertisement the sale of big ot of the Famous Victoria Kesey and Young Men 5000.
 The Kerseys ya heavier than the Mddlesex ana which for SIS and sso The quality equally me
 s1ooo in all the sizes from sa A.
 Victoria Kerseys Bue all the from a3 to A.
 Victoria Kerseys Brown, all the sizes from as to Az
 No in America Victoria ke1seys tor this price.
 Next you big lot of Mems Moscow Beaver overcoa over which nghbors bowling hoarse They staple strong durab and popular We shall close them $s5 this price Sze 34 to A. you can buy one outside for$ $500 will give you two.
 Next we shall of grade the Celebrated Riverside Black Word overcoa and all with Things collars and bound edges at sooo Ten Dollars for marked down from $so and $2s lis last toalon Riversde at this --
 Nextwe off you cheaper lot of overcoats
 What it ask? Iris nothing vboo Chinchas and Eysns extra heavy good quality good three years solid Price $500 Boy's but Mems.
 the we'll oakdae Blue chinchla Over coats Young yes thousands of Men probably bought the okdae Chinchla overcoats this season paid They worth too, but be now delay this unheard of s5 price never known in these regions
 splendid Mems Young Mems London Tan popular and diagona and the al smooth $12 ngs satin things There's better than these that CT s12.
 Next Redfern Wide Vale Diagonal Overcoa at 5000 sold New York England October for $5 and better value offered than these same overcoa until January Colors Blue and Brown.
 the Belgrade Chinchlla Overcoats Bla Things soOo Can buy them for $sooo York; Hyou will fit for nothing and also give you one O the best suits in store
 large Elegant Shetland Montagnac Men Young Men, edges silk velvet collars for $19s5 M goods ordr and $50 the price ready made.
 200 Young Indigo Blue All Wool Chncha stylish quality only 5000; regular $15oo Ovrcos
 Next large widely known and world ned Weybosett Krsey
 elegant genlemens the They made with double stitched seam collars sleeves with facngs They regular ss5Oo oeoa and shall sell fail them and need
 Boys Skating every clipper sled 
 sa5o gun clipper every can't sell this month going
 Boys and $6 oo and either clip per or pair of skates with every
 Boys $s5o, $s5o of club skates Take your choice Boys. ~ "~ |
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-12
Etmamr1aI.

stocks open Slightly Lower and she Trusts Develop Marked Weakness, While the Gensral Hist Closes as she Lowest Prices.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-12

$1ooo $oo $1aoo s1ao and s5 o and with these clipper sled of club skates Take your Boys clipper gun pail of club skates with buy don't you $350 $o $500 the sled
 pairs Boys remember wool ages to 1s only expect entire lot of 50 dozen before Saturday night
 Boys Long Pants prices Nearly 500 sell they closed January away they go to Auction We give customers the first chance.
 Boys Suits for $a5o worth every take choice sled pair of club skates
 Boys Suits for $a5 that sell everywhere with get sled club skates Take choice.
 There's end bargains Boys Department give almost kind of % the only amless the market pair of club skates with every
 To:pubIicIyl quote prices now for Mems and Young Mens' Suits, would paraIyze the Auc tioneer who sold .ooo. .oo worth of goods fo, us at 558 Broadway, N Y., last week.
 Nevertheless shall Heavy Oak Valley Cassimer Suits tor s79 marked down from $5oo How price you Does not tell the whole u Do YOU want good for mone Do su Young Mems for $500? We have hundred suits The goods made the ~ are strict y all wool dark heavy think you can buy one outside of our stores for $1s oo Our SUIT.
 Now offer lot of suits made known GLOBE WooLEN MILLS On sleeve printed ticket telling you that these are "he Globe None exce hn This their newest patterns and popular them to be sold lower than s24oo regular price, WE SHALL SELL 100 SUITS $50 and s greatest bargain fine suits ever offered on this globe.
 NATIONAL CORKSCREW SUITS lots and tvles that sell everywhere send any of this lot auction We preferred of this focs Fifteen Seven-fy and the most popular goods in the
 300 Mems fine suits both shown this and suits worth $5o $1eoo $oo sooo close at $ee5
 Young for in large lots worth S5oo
 AND NOW WE OFFER YOU PANTALooNs.
 500 pairs to fit of all sizes, $35o Five Hundred pa remember sso the price which mixture cheviots beavers cassme worsds this have another chancel ike
 the "Dickey all pantaoons at $1 pair buy them for less than anywhere will give you the whole lot Our price until only sI5O
 In every particular this sale is practically an auction. The only difference being that we pIain- y mark the last price on the ticket and in addi- tion give you chance to select and an emporium ity to get fitted.
 The Sale will positively begin Tuesday Mern- ing December 1 9th, and will continue until Jan- uary lst, unless the stock is sooner closed.
 While we have advertised but fractional part of the stock which is to be sod the prices here- which we shall name on the whole.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-12

A USEFUL PRESENT in every package SAv- ENA. the best washing powder. Sold by grocers.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-12
New Haven, Nov. %, 1888
East Rock Line

East Rock Line. SPECIAL trips will! be made on any route of this 0 line for parties of six more, at any time, at regular rates. Please leave orders at Klock Mxs
 drug store. or at Betts 6 Alling's Parties called
 for and delivered to any part of the city without extra charge. Respectfully, nix " H h0nT.TTTTE
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-12
graneIers' Gmiae.
StariD's New Haven Transp0rta-
 siOn Line.

Every Bay Except Saturday. Leave New Haven from Starin's
 Dock, at 10:15 o'clock ?. m. The JOHN H. STARIN, Captain McAlfster, every sss.y 9e .aa Returning, leave New York from Pier IS. NR., foot SL Courtiandt street, at ?. m.; the Starn every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, the Corning every Snnoay. tuesday and Thursday. The only Sunday night boat from New York
 Excursion tickets 31.as. n' ''e' ''Aso'oo1n si' Free stage leaves the depot on arrival of Hartford train, and from corner Church and Chanel streets every half hour, commencing at s:30 o'slock p. m.
 Tickets and Statsrooins can be purchased et the Tontine Hotel, at the Downes News Co, s69 Chapel street. and at Peek f<i.hop's. Na Chapel strset
 H. VAN VALKENBURG, Agent,
 New Haven. Conn. NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT co. Daily for New Eork-Fare 75c, includ. Ing Berth-KXcur8fOn Tickets EoOc for six days, 41.25.
 Th The steamer CHI NORTHAM, Capt J. Peck, will leave New Haven a 12 ociock D. m, Sundays excepted. Stateroomi sold at office of Peck Bishop, 702 Chapel street and at Klock's drug store, corner of Chapel ant Church sts. The steamer CONTINENTAL Captail excepted.
 From New York-The c. H. NORTHAM leave Peck Slip at p. m., and the CONTINENTAL at I p, m, Sundays excepted; Saturday, 1a o'cloc Sunday Boat for New York k-The steame rooms sold at the Elliott Rouse. Free stage from the Insurance Building, Chap< street, ct p. n.
 JAMES H. WARD. Agent
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-12
General state News.

John Madden. employed at the Bridge port Malleable Iron Works. fell down an elevator shaft yesterday morning distance of about ten feet striking on his head. He was taken to the Emergency hospital where it took ten stitches to close the wound.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-12
GOING! GOING! GOING! G0NE!! ONCE, TWICE, THREE TIMES AND SOLD. THE GREAT STOCK
 c. IF. LONGLF;Y & CO.,,

NO disposed of at what is practically an AUCTIO L. of Clothing. We hundred thousand and all this shall BEGINNING TUESDAY MORNING. DEC Ot AL AUCTION PRCES
  January We t Auction at
 SOLD IT WILL BE.
  than advertisement beforep lin New
 Guns, Club Skates and Clipper Sleds given to Boys with Suits OvercOats.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-12
sKNAToR BuRNHAM MONORED.

Tuesday evening at the Wilaon house tho board of public works gave banquet in honor of Hon. E. G. Burnham, who is . member of the board, and has just returned from Europe. Members of the other city boards were invited to assist in the festivi- ties.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-12

suInma Cum Laude. John Christopher Schwab, graduate of Yale in 1886. has just taken from one of the leading German universities the degree oi Ph. D. summa cum laude.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-12

Total saIe5 today, S25,74J.
 The following were the quotations for United States bonds at the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-12
Pieaesr Council, .. U. 4. M.

Trap Shooting.
 The State Trap Shooting association will hold their annual tournament at Union grove, Hartford, to-day. At the same time the competition for the State championship cup will take place. The cup is now held by Mr. Whitney of New Haven. New Britain will be represented in the competition.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-12
THE TEXAS LOAN AGENCY,

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 SuhfLUS.- ......................... 70,OOO Debentures and Real Estate Eoans- Guaranteed Per Cent. Interest,
 l Payable at our office on presentation of coupons l Principal payable at the NATIONAL PARK BANK and 1 the ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY of New Yerk city, These securities are positively safe Investments
 Send for circulars, or call and investigate
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-31
Sabr9an9 49, 9ubnque Sowa 9ieufag ben 81 9aeb 1S89

bartnddiser giferiu9t ba,Iber wadt, buB
tein anberer @iufuB aIs ber ieinise in
Spauien it5 selteub madt. Damn erit
tommen bic usrbaBten Dsutidsu, bsreH
SabI auf go, 600 sefuntsn 1T, wuuon uobI
3ur SiIfte gIiaBs2otbrtnser iinb.
3pii@en EortugaI uno 0roBbri'
tannien TT Elm iebr erniter Strsit mesen
ibrer geFtunsen In &frita entitaubsn.
Die portusiefi9s @ssieruns bat sur
S4Iidtuus bteies Streitss einen europdis
i&sn GOusreB uorseidlasen. Da aud
OsutiSIanb, Grantrei4 unb StaIien fur
ibre afritaniiden goIouien uub S9usses
btete tbeilpsiie uon anbereu Wddten nt9t
anertanute 9sbiete bsanipra9sn, Iudre ein
ioI&er @OnsreB mob! bas einfadits WttteI,
bieie Srass su ressln.
Sn BortugaI iou bic Guweienbeit bss
enttbronten Raiisrs Dom Ssbro BON gras
ilIien ni9t iebr eruinidt iein, ba man BE-
iorst, baB bic S9nelIisteit, uon,it In gras
itIien bic &spubIit protIau,irt worben III,
aud in YOrtusaI su einem icIdsu rspubIis
tauiiden Sutide anIuB ssbsn tOnnte unb
bic Gnrpeienbett Oom Bs6ro's bas Bolt
bsitdnbis on ben grfOIs Der RepubIitausr
in graiiIien ertnusrt. Sa 0irtlidtsit
wiblen bic Treimaurer in Spanisn unb
BortusuI bsute reser wis ie, um bic i5sri.
ide 5aIbinisI su elmer eiuSisen RspubIit
su seitaIten. ltsberau ssbsn iid Ssi@sn
Der usridisbenitsn Irt tunb.
Wit ben @iienbabubautsn in
China 1T ss pisSer ni5ts. Denn tn
5oIss pOIitii9sr @sbdiFstsit 1T bas aIts
gOrurtbeiI bss 9OItss ssssn bic in China
nod ,fait gang unbstannter giisnbabnsn
uisbss 10 errsst worbsr, baB uorIaufig an
ben gau Der prois.tirtsu giisnbabnIinisn
ut1t 3u benten 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-31
Eefesrap6if6e 9epef6en.
Deuti d I n b.

Berlin, "a. Oe,. Sn einem aus
Yaris butirtsr Sdrsibsn brirst Der afri.as
reiisnbe Or. S9ucinfurtb barauf, bas
DsutidIanb iid bic Oienite Gmin YaI&a's
ii9srn uub ibn 3u benz Bsbufs ber Seri6b:
nuns Der Iraber In bas Snnere Mfrtta's
isnbe. SuaIei1 iou er an Gaganiitas See
einen WittsIpuutt fur ben beuti&en Sauz
bel i'm innersn afrita srinbsn.
Berlin, %. Dss. ga& bem geribt
Ger bieFssn 9siurSbsitsbsb5rbs bat bic
Grippe bier an 5abI urb S1usre Der grs
trantuuSeu 3uSenommsn unb ss fnb Be-
reits ueIe TobesfdIe In SoIss pou Musars
tuns Der Seu9e In 0unssns unn &ebItopfz
gntjinbuus bier anssmeIbet worben.
Sn Bremen 1T bte WsbrsabI Der Mrbeis
ter tn ber @asbereitunssanitaIt an ber
Grippe ersrantt unb ss febIt tn SoIse beis
fen an Grbsitsrn.
au1 In Win@sn srsift bic grippe UNI
ii1 unb bte &rantenbduisr Rnb pouIfdnbia
beisst. Su ButarsF, @aIas unb BraiIa
tn &umauisn 1T bic Ssu3s sbsniaus aafs
SetreteI.
RarIsrube, %. Des. Der babis
ids StaatsanwaIt @uttsnitein trat In elmer
bier absebaItensn SoItsueriammluns ais
iosia!iitii1er Rebner auf unb besann NIT
elmer gntpidsIuns Der iosiaIifiiden 2sbre
unb Der gefirwortuns Ses iosialiiiiiden
poIitii9en Yrosramuls. Die Ysriamms
lung wurbs iofrrt poIt;sili9 aufssI5it unb
Der SaaI ssiSIOTsn.
Berlin, 26. Des. Der 9ice. .Yrdiis
bent bes baierii9en 0aubtasss Don aIpsns
TT seitorbsn.
Oeitrsid llusarn.
8isn, %. Oes. gs wirb berittst.
baB Ssfrsi9 unb ltnsarn babin iibereius
ss,ommen ieien, tn Swet Sabrsn untsr
slsid3eittser giniibruns bss Oe,imaIs
Ssitems bic @oIbwdbruna ein,uflbrsr
unb SiIbsr nur fir S9eibemln,e III sss
brau4en. SsbeB pon bsibsn 2dnoern wirb
bts notbwsnbisen 9sIomittsI bur1 eine
anIsibe aafbrinsen.
Wien, 81. Oss. Der frabere 8ots
i5aitsr In 9onpon unb Berlin @raf @Ipps
RaroIpi be Rasp SaroIp 1T auf bsr Sasb
aui isiusr SefSuns bet PrsBburs etnss
pl6sIiten Eobes seltorbeu. ST mar auf
Der Sasb bsrittsu sewsisu gnb warbe auf
Der Grbe Iiesenb, NIT ssbro5ensm SaIie
aufsefunben. Wean NETS ni9t, Oh sr pon
eiuem S9!asflafe sstrofisn pom Sfsrbe
seltartt III oeer bet etnem SturSs oom
4ferbs ben 6aIs ssbro5sn bat.
9raf aIops SaroIyt war am s. ausult
1895 sebcren, waro 1852 failsrIi5er
Rdmmsrer, 1858 @eianbtsr In Sopsnba
gen, 1860 @elanbter unb 1871 Botl&afs
ter tn Berlin uno pon 1873 bts 1888 Yots
i9aftsr In 2onbOu.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-31
preiie Der 2ln,eteen.


SeO'r 3ou aer spulte per Sasr. ..sla.Oo
Ronate ( 500
Sir iebe 3eiIe Sreoier, ooer oereu Rrur, bas
eriteutaI 10 Gents, bic ndatermaIe gents.
Seiratbss unS Gobesau3eisen NIT Sprud5
$3.50, obue Spru6 $1.0O.
aGsuGrtiJs gnjciseu mafea poraIs5ej jabtt pcrSen.
aujei9eu fit Yicnics, 9otterien, @lifsIpieI,
&C., Die benz @eiite Der tatb. &irte iupiber, fin
ben tetne gufuabme.
Nn3et8eu fenSe rsan fndteHenS
Noutas Dsor8en eta.
Job=Irbeiteu aIsr 4rt prompt une
btuts dussefibrt.
cfiaes ser ,,8asetts",
Gde Der 9. uro Jowd.Strase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-31
glufraIteu. y

Spbueg. %. Sesbr. 0as bisRss
8erft Der StssiseIanbs Dampfl9ifiiabrtss
@slsIIidaft 1T sefern nsbit einem bebsus
tenben Waarenlaser sin &aIb Der Slams
men seporbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-31

gaeno.s Ayers, "a. 0sS. Seit
Samltas aubausrube fdpere ReseusiiIs
baben ben "a SIata Strom Hart ausez
f4usut, uno babsn bic 9afsnanIasen In
ROntsuibso bstra5tIt5 sei6dbtst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-31

Wsrtto. "a. DEG. Dis &esisruns
bss Staa!ss Gan Cuts Yotofi trifft Mns
ftaIten baSu. TN Sabre 1891 cine swiidnz
itaatIi&e Aasifslluns ab3ubaIten. Der
GIan wirb uon bsr gunsssrssisrrns unb
Der YrelIe uutsritast.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-20
TnE JACK BAss0 HOME.
The Members Return from their EpIoyabls
Dating,


The members oithe Jack Bass Fishing
Club, who this week made the annual
excursion to the clubs headquarters out
on Middle Wheeling creek, returned last
evening, after q few days absence,
bronzed and dirty, but happy, They
had a glorious time bargaining with the
country youth for the fish necessary to
supply the one fish meal they enjoyed,
and for enough Of the inny tribe TO
make q showing on their return home
While away from the bosoms Of their
families they put in o part Of their time
attending camp meeting at which none
bu. "brethering' were present, and IN
dulging in a game the password TO which
was "Iill go you five better" Colonel
Egertef wore the red shirt in which he
acquired fame rs a New York volunteer
fireman on u trip to San Francisco, and
frightened seven men out oil q years
growth. Professor Schockey was I'M
recognizable during his absence IN q
loud flannel shirt and hoarse voice, Major
Beiberson managed rs secretary to wear
a clean shirt and preserve in his. per-
sonal demeanor some semblRnce OF dig,
nifty, but this required the hardest kind
OF work on his part, Briefly summarized,
the Jack Bass fellows have had a great
time this week, and II no questions are
asked they will tell no lies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-20
RELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.
The baltimore &0hI0 pay car was here yOStcr'
day,
Dan MOClelland and family move next week
TO Lancaster,
Rev. W, T, Lane, father aud mother went to
Bridgeport yesterday.
Edward ~lAndiricd Is vCy low with conSump.
ton ut his Second ward home.
G, II. DankwGrth and wife leave this evening
for Darlington OH u visit 10 friends and relatives.
In the opinion Of Il great Inlny Bellaireites
the next County Treasurer Will DO Frank u.
Archer.
Rush &. FarIs aud wife will go to tho AllO.
gllenies for two weeks, up on Cheat river above
Rowlesblrg.
The posters Of tho West Virginia State Fair As
ISOLATION arc posted al over this county, 10 pe0'
plG say, sud some OF them arc very fine.
a small child Of Edward Elliott was reported
very low last evening. There Is u great deal OF
GlCRneSs among the small children here.
William PARKS has written 10 friends hero
saying they had arrived safe In birmingham,
England, aud tile whole party q sslck but HIN.
Rev. a. r. Chapman and sou. Of sleubenvillC,
passed through hero yesterday on their way
home from q fishing excurslon 10 ArmstronR's
Mills.
James MUNGmeO received tho first voucher for
~ Nceldent In tho new Voluntary Relief AstO'
OlatiOn OF the Pennsylvania lines west Of Pitts
burgh, having spnlncd AN ankle not long SlnCe,
The children Of Mrs. AMMO McNIurray, Of
BurgCttEtOwu, Pa, hrC visiting their aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mn. Il. A. MCGregOr, MEA. Nc.
Murray passed Though on her way 10 Utica TO
visit relatives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-20
sCHluLBACH RERR ALI BIGRT,
The Strike AmleRbly Adjusted aud the
Boycott Lifted.

kAN EkNAhN SANAAAANAL AhAlNAhNA anu kWN
Boycott Lifted.
Two conferences were held-one yes
terday afternoon and the other Inst even.
ing-between representatives of the
schmulbach Brewing Company and
their striking workmen, in the presence
of the Arbitration Committee Of the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly,
At the afternoon conference, held at
Trades Assembly hall, statements were
made on behalf Of the men, and last
evening at the News Letter office, sworn
testimony was taken on behalf OF both
sides. President Schmulbach and Mr..
Charles Horstmann represented the
company, and the four discharged en-
plsyes were present, Alter a lengthy
discussion, an amicable settlement was
reached, The four men will be restored
to their original places at their former
wages, and printed rules will be posted,
one oil which will forbid carrying off Ice
without permission,
The settlement was satisfactory to
both Messrs. SchmulbaCh and Horts-
mann and their men, and the strike was
declared of and the boycott lifted. The
adjustment is permanent, Both MeSSrs,
Schmulbach' and Horstmann expressed
their entire willingness to have a Brew
ers' Union, and Mr.. Horstmann said he
would rather see n organized, en-
braCing all the brewers employed In the
city, than not,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-20
NEARER 70 VHHHLING
Draws the Oil Development at
Each Advance Step,
OPERATIONS in OHIO COUNTY,
Many Leases being Filed for Record,
and u Well is to be Bored at
Once Pottery, Steel, Iron,
Nail and Glass Matters.

The oil development continues to ap-
proach nearer to this city with every
change OF base by the operators. For
some time parties have been leasing
land in this county, and yesterday seven
OF the leases were filed for record in
Clerk Hooks office. These seven cover
several hundred acres Of ground In
Liberty and Triadelphia districts, from
nine to eleven miles from Wheeling,
embracing the Grow, Gray, Helms, Ew-
ing, Stevens and two Craig farms, The
leases state the consideration at one
eighth royalty on all oil produced, and
$500 per annum for each paying gas well
struck. The lessee is 7, l.. Mc0lelland,
Of Washington county, hut II Is under
stood that he represents the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company,
Mr., McOlelland has also leased the
farm OF j. B. Noble, eleven miles from
this city, and 1t Is said will sink a well
on II at once.
The West Virginia Oil Company has
located six wells In Brooke county, and
the work OF developing the territory
will begin In a short time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-20
Directing to Whpslmsn,

/ hereby extend an invitation to all
wheelmen who own or who can borrow
a Victor vheel, to participate In q run TO
be known as the HiciOr run, and to take
place Monday evening, July %, After
the ride a lunch will be served NJ my
residence, lO5 South Penn street, y ing
TO the absence Of my family, freedom Of
the house will DO extended to the wheel
men, and all riders, regardless OF their
mounts, are cordially invited to Join the
Victor riders at the house, A word to
each individual wheelman; 1t is my
earnest desire To see every Victor wheel
owned in Wheeling, Bellalre, Bridge
mort, Martins Ferry and vicinity appear
in the line. II you know OF u Victor
whose owner cannot be present, borrow
the mount and Join In. II you own a
Victor and cannot attend, loan II to or
exchange with a friend who can. II con-
yenient drop a card s~igniiying your &c.
ceptanCe, The line will be in charge OF
NV. Grubb and Clarence Irwin, they
having kindly consented to ride Victor
wheels on this occasion, Should the
weather be uniayorable the run will take
place on Tuesday evening, Will DO
pleased to hear from all by card, telephone
or In person who can arrange to join In
the Victor run. The line will form cor.
ner Market and Twelfth streets at 7
o'clock. Very truly,
EDw. L.. ROSE.