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to $3.50
400 Chidren's Meno Vests, marked down cents.
200 Fine Rubber Dressing Combs marked down cents
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Pieces Goods to Ia cents
yard
so Pieces 40nch all Dress Goods yard
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25 Pieces Fancy Velvet, marked down yard
20 Pieces of Fancy Velvet marked down yard
500 Dozen Towels good size, marked down to cents
so Pieces Pure Damask cents
$50 Pieces of Lace Edge marked down to l yard.
500 Corsets small sizes, marked down 10
90 Pieces Black Silk Rhadenes, marked down ST. 90
80 Pieces of 45-uch Fine Check Dress Goods
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Mayor Henry Drum, vice-president
OF the Merchants National bank. ten
dered the employees Of the institution
and some personal friends q banquet
on New Years dag in the private din
ing-roOm OF The Tacoma. II was one
Of the most pleasant events OF the
day. The following we're the ladies
and gentlemen present: Mayor and
Ars. Drum, Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Col
liver. Mr. and Mrs w II. 0nie. Mr..
ana Mrs. r. J. Davies, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dominic. Miss Caiyer. Miss Miller
and NeSsTs. j. f. Culver, W. II. MI
Ter. } NJ Miller, f. r. Cushing and E.
T. Dunning.
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The old adaEe. il aeyer rains bus it
pours. j. certainly applicable 70 Rem
ton IN regard 10 social events. Hardly
had Christmas festivities passed before
preparations We're commenced for 3
grand bali and supper, given under the
auspices % the Ns,onic lodge Of this
place The event took place on New
Years eve ard was q decided success
everything going of a. merry Is the
pruverhiai marriare-heN. 4 special
train was run from Franklin and way
stations, and through the courtesy %
the railroad officials a coach vas sent
"a NEE; the Shore line train a; BlacS
River Junction. which leaves seattle
about S. O'Clock. Quite e number, IN
gliding the italian hand which had
been encaEgd s0r tae occasion. were
thus enabled O. reach their destination
Rithou; any Inconvenience.
The bail, which was held iH Custer
hail. COM iencsd ahout : , rg.. dane
ing being kept a0 until ! @ clock a. IN.
with oHlv = short receSS fer supper
which VAS pArt8keu 90 b. about $50
persons, The repast Wa prepared By
Mrs. Kline. the genial hostess az the
Eenton hotel. great credit being due
her FOR she praiScWorthy manner ~
which the meal VS. prepared and pre-
scented.
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On Sew Years eve It : ~ o 'cfcrk, q
Jolly party assem- bed az the resi- ence
q Ar. A Z CoNles. By invitation Of
Mr. John r. 1cyey a1i Mrs. f q.
O B-5s1, ard from there pryseesssa 10
the residence Of Hon A. 4. Ph5lssrss.
where i Was the Iatenfton 70 take Mr..
Phillips ard his family iv sunrise
ard With taera waseh she Old wear out
and welcome he rev ereIn. Ar. and
Mrs Philips we're axav fresn home At
tbs time the surprise party ErYsTst1.
but Misses 4seTTie ard Lizzie zers pres
EFT ard rseeiFet she eosEpz1y with
ftlsir customary grace, E=swifhStan6-
ing the fact that Ehev we're taken COM
rletsiy by surprise NJ. zz1 Mrs.
Phillips entered shortly after AMI haT-
ing recovered fresl their grez: surprise
~ seeing their house crowded WITH IN
invited 5Es welcome guests. they inn
fnediztsly showed their appreciation 81
the visit n manner xsrT aereeas e 10
their compzny. During the evening.
dancing. Music and Al CID fashioned
candy pulling we're INDUCED in The
guests remained until midnight when
they all joined hands snd Sang Aud
Lzng SyRe as the old year bre2thes3 its
last. Hand shaking ard vel wishes
were then the order for several minutes
after which the company dispersed.
Tegretiiug that the enjoyment could
rot be prolonged. Those present were
Hon. 4 A. and Mrs. Phillips, Hon.
John 5 and Mrs. G0Eey. Mrs A. 3.
CoSies, Mrs K. g. o Brien. Miss Gertie
Phillips. Miss Lizzie Phillips. Miss
Annie CoEles, Miss Maud Burr Of
sfeilacoOm. Miss Lizzie McFaadea.
Miss Laura BTec kenrSdge, Miss Anna
Tarbeli. Mr. q T. Cisypool OF Tacoma,
Mr.. T. ]. Notion, Mr. Blanton, Ar.
Jas. MeFaaden, Mr.. l.. Moore. Mr..
Frank u. Convey, Mr.. Geo. G. Mills
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A veTy peasant PARTY vas wiyea i,x
Mr. Charles G. Wilson. AZ the residence
q his parents, New Years eve The
last hours OF the old year and the
opening Ct the new we-e ruerrsiv
passed IA Ezrnes and daring
Aze s0slDwf-5g persons we're present
The Misses Gretchen and Marai4
Eanke. Misses Euhv. Hattie and
Mamie Bray. Miss An1se Burnett Miss
Marion Cxnf5eid. Miss Jennie Hort.
Ms sarah Carrol, Mss Clara
wilson. Miss Mile Uarsafa
Miss Nellie CraxfsTd. N;zs
Mott, Mr. Wilson. Ms. Warren
and Nessrs. Chez Kelly. Frank Carroll
Harry Frelerieks. Chs. WfEson. Chas.
Bssrr. Fred FAM Alex. Rarke. FYas8
kisrzki. sidney Hansar1, Hz-rv
Adatf. ice. Carter. Ch4S. Hsieoub,
LatiFner, Perkins and Wilson.
PgEsESTaT1oS.
The Juvenile Opera company met al
the residence OF Mrs. VI. 4. Kelly. Fri
day evening. where a most enjoyable
time vas spent. Before leaving.
the Juvenile presented Mrs
Nelly with . handsome copy
Of the Ancient Mariner
Illustrated b. Gaztavs Dore. and hear
ing the Inscription. "Mrs. M. A.
Kelly. from the Juvenile Opera Co..
Patience Mrs o. Ranke was also
presented with fitting gift from the
same donors, 10th ladies having made
them selves very popular With the
members OF the company By the kindly
aid and support given.
PORT GAMERS oTFKREss.
On Christmas eve the Sunday school
children OF Port Gamble rejoiced ia
giving a. well as IL receiving. Two
trees xere erected, one with gifts for
the school, the other empty. upon
which offerings to charity we're
placed daring the evening, resulting
in a weli-diied box sent BY Mrs. Drew
to the Chiidren's Home Of Seattle.
AlT. y soderherg presented an order
on Dexter Horton 4 o.. for $40 Is
New Years gift, and Messrs Chiibsrg
& Co, with heir usual generosity,
gave load Of groceries.
Trs wEnDIxa.
The following invitation has been
received by friends Of the celebrating
parties
MT. and Mrs. p. singerman request
your presence at the celebration OF
their tin wedding, sunday evening,
Jan. -, at Turn Verein hall, Seattle.
". T.
1889.
Dancing commences AZ s o'clock.
The invitation is printed on a field
Of blue, on tin tablets and presents a
unique appearance.
WATCH MEETING.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Peterson en-
tertained a small company OF friends
Monday evening, December 81 Those
invited were: Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Gil
man, Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. BaEnes, Mr..
aud Mrs +. +. Blaine. Misses Hui.
Wilder. Baker. Jenner, McRae and
Messrs I.oomis, Faben, Hart, Penne-
father, Tallman. Miller, Crane, Dickey.
Frasch and De Neref.
PERSONAL.
Miss Annie Burntrager OF Olympia.
has been spending the week visiting
her sister Miss Edith OF this city.
Miss Nena Parkhurst spent New
Years day with her sister Miss Edith
at Hillhurst
Miss Esther Hall Of Salem, Or, is the
guest of Miss Julia Chamberlin, at the
residence Of DIR. Mitchell. on Fifth
street.
Mrs. f. C. Lindsay. OF Portland, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. L. II. Griffith returned Friday
evening from q business trip 10 the
East.
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TACOMA SOCIETY.
New Years Festivities - Bankers
Banquet Waihalla Ball Per
souaI

sonaE.
TACOMA. Jan. 5.
Tacoma society. in common with
other cities, has been the scene ei
much festivity the past week, cele-
braUng the events which social Gus
tom has decreed appropriate TO mark
the initiation OF the New Year. The
old was rang ont and the new rung in
by iiguratiye bells that did not iaugle
cut OF tune
NEw YEARS CALLING.
The ladies' OF Tacoma received quite
generally. and an enumeration of
al who refused 10 adopt She Eastern
fashionable fad OF the displayed not
at home card-bAsket would be too ex-
tensiye. The popular hosiery, The
Tacoma, was q scene of gayety all day
and the following guests received /:
Mr.. Frank ALVIN. Mrs. ]. c. Broken
brough, Mrs Frank Clark. Mrs. c. II.
Prescott, Mrs. Frederick Modet, Mrs.
Alexander Bailee, Mrs. W. W. Sly.
Mrs. y. H. I.ouderbeck, Mrs Geo.
Blanchard, Mrs. Or. Aunson, Mrs.
Seymour.
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eseorss J. tsould now stteGas -
pretty much of ali hi fathers bust
ness. Fer days at time Jay Goald
does not spuear az bis Office
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n SOCIETY CIRCLES.
- y.w year Opens Quietly in
this City.
x..r,. Recepti.u at Mrs.. CAT
,,rt..-orive whist Party at
ur.. BooBe's-sotes.

-. geek closed has sees rather
L. he new year. Following il
- xsek.s record.
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M ". n. Tyler, the popular mana
ger 0f The Tacoma. retuTues Friday
irom Pasadena. Cal Ms. Tyler. who
has be6n very III. i improving. aud
may he considered cat Of danger. Mr.
Tyler ha3 pleasant Cosa partnership IN
Mr.. Z. :. j. Hunt. ol Seattle. who fnas
the climate conducive 70 health,
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=. Cozle=. Judge II A. goos- Mr.
/ Frank u. tSswey and Mr.. George g.
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The ladies Of the ". {. 7. Z. cele-
b=aicd the Happy New Year" in an
appropriate and pleasing manner BY
holding a reception at Wheelmea' :
hail. Hundreds OF friends called AZ
the hall, 50 p7etrily decorated for the
occasion. to wish the ladies the COM
piimeuts Of the season aad success in
their meritorious york. The follow
ing ladies received the callers: Mrs.
g. J. Furreu. Ms J. K keanedy.
Mrs.. Hopkins, Mrs. Cleaee, Mrs. BATES,
Mrs. Dudley. Mr.. Wheeler. Mrs.
SchafFer. Mrs Holt. Mrs. Lawrence,
Ms. smell, Nh. Manning, Mrs Cook,
Mrs. Gordon. Mrs :. II. Barber, Ms
J. ". Keni. Mrs. !. l. Manning. Mrs.
Dr. Culver, Mrs.. J. NJ Hopkins, and
the Misses Fannie JOresl. Mary LCreA,
Alice Smell. Lizzie Burnes Nellie shaw.
Minnie Sargent. Olive Loona, Florence
Miller, Florence Fuller. Ella Jacks.
Louie Kennedy. Fiorence Ingal and
Eva HelFafe.
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= ,s'e feeeat annual installation OF
vs'''sss 81 the two Masonic lodges
4, si'ie a very pleasant event
,aas tar remained an
~.s'S4el. Hro. " W. Poole the
niss'er of Eureka Lodge, No.
b. ri n Been coUrlcouslv Invited bv
Is - FonUus. the retiring master
4 ~.s'sa Lodge. No. =. 70 conduct
N,',..J1sI1Saiasiion al both bodies sifnulta-
tie hal gracefully performed
- 80 alb was ENJOYING the happy
ssssbs-9 consequent anon e faithful
n - g The duties devolying up
ess -, Rhen Brother Johs +. pa
NJ, S.e,e, Sna after some remarks,
ssTi,.ssS IN their character. he.
a&ss lest need oi praise npon
"a, y + had borne the burden ard
~, 1e day when an establish
q Masonic snstiteti,,rs
safs.s Mlast meant self
ssza5 t''i and pr.vaUoa,
I 60 = hs9 Poole ana eecountins
y - 81 a3d praiseworthv services
III !, Feodered his lodge aud the
& hh...- 81 With ST. assurance that
lsss--..'ss were gratefully appreciated.
Z ssrI 4 An evidence 81 the truth
a. ai.ce a magnificent level
sa Il, - Masters decree. q sift
= .,k5.etasen o. Eureka Lodge.
sA'ae him 10 believe thai the
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The record Of enjoyable New Year ;
events without a mention OF the ball
given ley the Walhalla order n Odd
Fellows hall would lie very incom-
plete. IL was entirely successful from
all points OF view, and full o. pleasure
fu- the fortunate attendants The eff
cjent committee in charge were on
arrangements-W. z. Snudterg P
Holmgren. {. Tcrc, A. Holm and A..
g. Wickmau; On reception Capt o..
+. Linquisi, !. J soderberg, floor
!. e. Nickmen and Joseph Johnson.
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GREAT SALE BEFORE STOCK TAKING.

ALL GOODS MARKED DOWN,
Except regular staple lines Inande-
prices cut The greatest bargains
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- - CALLINl..


New Years calling vas quite gener-
ally observed in this city. most Of the
society gentlemen deToting nearly the
entire day 70 it and many OF the ladies'
keeping open house in an elegant man
neT Many Of the ladies received alone,
bait there were some notable exoep-
tons Mrs. ] r. Convey vas assisted
by Misses Lizzie McFadden and Annie
Lsnsdale Her house presented q
very beautiful appearance and her
lunch table vas simply superb Mrs.
4. A. Phillips was assisted by Mrs. T.
y. Ford, Mr.. :. NJ Percsval and Miss
0eFtie Phillips. and il Is needless to
say that their guests we're right royalty
received and went away feeling much
happier than when they came Mrs.
n II. CCwles vas assisted by Mrs. R.G.
o Brien. Miss Maud Burr Of Stella
COON. and Miss Annie Cowies, who
gave their guests q most royal recep-
ton. Misses B0ulain. Breckenridge
and TarbeiI received at the residence
OF Maj. J. G. Breckenridge. Mrs. ]. G.
Horr was assisted by Mrs. W. A. New
ell. The custom OF New Year calling
has alkays been very generally Olsery-
ed in this city. and their seems to be a
disposition on the part of Oiympians
10 perpeinate the custom.
PERSONALS.
Mr. Harry y. Cowles viii leave to-
morrow morning for Portland "a re-
enter the Bishop Scott academy.
Miss Maud Burr Of steilacoom is in
the city and viii remain for some
time the guest OF Mrs. II. T. Mayo
and Miss Annie Cowles.
Mrs. T.. L. Carson has returned from
the East, where she has been visiting
friends and relatives for some time.
Miss Allen and Miss B3uldin passed
last Wednesday in Tacoma. the guests
of Miss Anna Tarbell.
Lieut.. John L. Hayden, accompanied
by his sister Miss Allie. left for San
Francisco last Sunday morning. the
Lieutenanf TO join his regiment at the
Preside, and Miss Allie TO visit friends
for "a lew days.
Miss Anna Tarbell OF Tacoma
passed several days in this city during
the week, the guest o. Miss Laura
Breckenridge.
Mr.. T. J. Notion left on Wednesday
morning for Seattle, where be will
probably engage in business in the
future.
Mr.. Chas L. Claypool, having pas
sed the holidays with friends in this
city, has returned 10 Tacoma. His
many friends hope he may soon visit
them again.
Miss Gertie Phillips VIII soon leave
for California to pass several weeks
with friends there. She VIII be sadly
missed in society circles here durin z
her absence.
Mr.. Chas. Lansdale, having passed
the holidays with his parents in this
city, has returned TO Seattle.
Mr.. L. T. ouellette. president OF the
Pugeat Sound & Chehaiis railroad has
passed the week IN this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-04
make A RAID
On an East Wheeling House in
the Absence Of the Family
AND GET A BIG LoToF BOOTY.
Everything In the House Ransacked.
No Clue to ThIeves-A colored
Man Arrested for Stealing
n wateh-A Coat Thief.

Atan early hour yesterday morning
burglars effected an entrance into the
house Of Mrs, Andrew Lang, at the
corner OF Seventeenth and Woods
street and after searching every room
thoroughly, left with pretty rich booty,
The thieves evidently knew the
house was ~unnoccupied, Mrs, Lang and
her family are occupying the house Of
her brother, Mr.. Anton Reymann, on
the hill top, during the heated season.
Members Of the family were in the
house on Tuesday, and everything was
all right, Yesterday Mrs, Lang visited
the house, and found all that was in II
10 confusion. The burglars had entered
by a window, forcing itup with a chisel,
breaking the ~fastenings loose. There
were marks Of the Chisel also on the
front door, but apparently the lock and
bolts were too strong to be forced of.
Mrs. Lang said she could not tell ex'
aCtly what had been taken until she saw
all her children, Two pocketbooks with
small sums OF money In them were over
looked by the thieves, as well as some
sllverware, worth about 500,
A Mrs. Cameron, who lives opposite
the house, saw two men in the front
yard Of the house at 9 o'clock yesterday
morning. Doubtless they were the
burglars. She could not describe them,
and there is no clue to their identity,
Officers Shorts and Bell, who examined
the premises shortly after Mrs. Lang
discovered that the house had been en-.
tered, are Of the opinion that the burg
lars were not professionals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-04
IN the BASE BALL WORLD.
No Tri-stats Games Ysstsrday-TO.day's
GRmss-ThS Tri-stats Standing.

No TrI-Stats Games Yssterday-TO.day's
GRmes-ThO Tri-stats Standing.
Rain prevented the playing Of the
game scheduled for the Wheeling and
Mansfield clubs at Mansfield yesterday,
and terminated the trip the Wheeling
club has been on for the pasttwo weeks.
The team started out bravely, but con
cluded its trip in poor form. The rain
yesterday probably saved the team from
another defeat, Judging from the game
1t has been putting up the past week,
and the slashing style in which the
Mansfield aggregation has been knock
ing things OF late.
The Wheeling team will reach home
at an early hour this morning, and, pro-
yided the weather permits, will play
two games at Island Park to-day, one at
10 o'clock this morning and one at $500
o'clock this afternoon with the Canton
club, The Cantonese arrived last even
ing and registered ut the Stamm House.
They retired early, so as to get q good
nights rest and be in prime shape TO
do the Wheeling aggregation up In both
games to-day,
The rain yesterday, which caused q
postponement Of the Wheeling-Mans
Held game, was quite general over Ohio,
and interlered with the game ut Spring
field with Hamilton,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-04
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad,

bLENukbTb Ia thu wy NHA UApUAAb ANShN
Abroad.
Mr.. John ong is visiting at East Liver
pool.
Mr.. II. g. Ulrich, Of Lazearville, was
down yesterday.
Mrs. Mcclellan and children leave TO-
day for P%arkersburg to visit relatives.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson went down to
Middlebourne, Tyler county, on bust
ness, yesterday.
Two sons OF Mr.. O. Mueller, Of Cleye.
land, are visiting their grandparents, on
Seventeenth street.
Miss Hattie Hough, OF Fairmont, is the
guest OF Misses Kate Wait and Della
Riley, Of the South Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Padgctt and daught.
or, OF Pittsburgh, are the guests Of Mrs.
Padgctt's mother and o. L. Hathaway,
on Main street.
Among those registered at the stamm
yesterday were i. j. Harris, Of Ravens
wood, and O. W. Arnett and Fay Hart.
ley, Of Fairmont.
NIr. j. NJ. Russell, the well known
glass man, Superintendent Of the Nickle
Plate Works, ut Fostoria, Is among his
old Wheeling friends.
DR.. w. L. Stathers and son, OF the
Eighth ward, will spend their Fourth in
Tyler county, and left yesterday for
there on their bicycles.
NJ Isaac uommond and aister. Mrs
pos. o1 S"T ism;iv of tho TslanS Ini vas.
tosII" az tor Naw Vol, md fSe son shors
s '',tnaSS To-, N S,;Il snenJ tLc sNmme
"nI 'NC m.Na 800 ""
Mr.; 4; NJ; naInlI.Ih lev laSs evening ing
IL H. I, nioCnS ~ borse sesh thSt Ia Inns
h"J I q evss m for some time mast,
nuu NO uy'0 w
5. II. Plers9L a. n time tne leauing
dreen6acEer IN tnis SE"'ee,
by J' W. Night ahu W: y. d. MeIIs' AZ
OF farKers1urg passeG EHtoGg. mere yes
teruay on thelr way 70 Il'.AouFgn'
Mrs. Curran Menue ana her son ana
daughter nave NrrlyeH mere rom tnelr
home ! Texas anu "r9 Sis''lMg A,ls'
MEMBERS latneT, O"pl. yonn Mcclure;
They Will spend inc greater portion OIL
the summer near mere
Prof. Oscar sChmiedel, OF the faculty
OF Bethany College, has gone 10 his old
home in Germany to spend his vacH.
ton. He has not been across the water
since he came to THIS country a poor
boy only lew years slnce'
Mrs. Lizzie Moore, the head Of tho
Morgantown Seminary, aud her daught.
or, Miss Susie, who has been studying
music at Boston, left here yesterday after
making a brief visit with relatives, for
Detroit and other points IN the North
west, where they will spend the summer.
Messrs. James |. aud Thomas P. Lacey,
and their mother, Mrs. Mary'l. Lacey,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-04
Tri.state Learuo Standing.

The Tri. State Leagues season is half
over and the percentage table shows
some interesting situations. Canton is
so far in the lead that all hope Of ever
overhauling her may us well be abandon
ed by each and every one OF the other
clubs in the League. A moments re-
Election will be pretty certain to bring
all To this conclusion. The article OF
ball the Canton club is playing, the ex-
cellent material OF which the team is
Composed-all this compared with the
games the other clubs are playing and
their make up, make this about the
only conclusion to be arrived at.
The work that has been done Of late
by the Mansfield team, Is deserving Of
praise, but even 1t, provided it should
continue to splurge ahead at the rate 1t
has been, 1t can scarcely hope to over
haul Canton. The Wheeling team ia
tied with Dayton by the grace Of Dayton.
The Gem City team has been dropping
steadily OF late, and to that reason alone
Is to be attributed the fact that Wheel
ing Is tied.