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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-23
MRPrALseRAFF ALARMED.
fl rskesa serious view OF the American
New-t..p.r joke.
r- ur...F

/ fl Tsi.ssa serious View OF the American
Nsw.s-p.r Joke.
81 o.. HUd
"Py g3liy, Do p.shuess vas hlf got to
bseu p1t sb,s3 TO. nos to.dt yOa 80
"W5at business is trai, Mr.. Pfalsgaf?
Inquired a reporter last night.
dot vunny pishnssspy der newsbabers.
D,o diues already in doc weeks doc maHs
vas hat gone det Ply ls1iu atvunoy chose3
O1e mans py Shtcsgg0 md sroter man'
pv san Frsrz'sg0 Dot been q z-riou'
ouluookt YET. sud ] dix me DOT te.tsi
i'd dot something's va7 hat been done ao1ud'
dos. Do mans dst in doc weeks ~
vupny chokes makes ter dsws1aber tan
gerous. like some kikin' mules. Every
nepsbabe-s 80. you vas pies Dup har ST.
ready ble7dv vunuy chokes sbondt VAT
vas der t.ll renee between De- sllhoeTJ
.tfseds py der winter, md der merry
spr,up.imes. shenile Annie, When both
bar some COW clips.
DOT make me pooty bat sickness, ou1
Ia tout vac Kill me yet.
Here vas anodeT POPULAR forms OF
chOkes Wien vas pOoty iuil o' cuoiei" lIVi
pus.
'Captaiu-All hants to der pumps
Der ships was sinkin
"'Comioal Passenger YES hat bee1
exempt from dot punpin' pishness on So
,,urit toa't vas able TO draw even mine
own c0nglusions.
'Somedipgs like dot ell der dimes va.
been gorser ash der shpO.ted isv=rs, und
30 long YOU ton't can waxinate your arm
seainsdt ia some more, what for you vas
goin' 10 dout2'
The reporter admitted that the situation
bad % serious aspect.
~ rion.. 1 shoult shmlle me ike q
cat& T. somedirgs ton't vas done aboudl
iot Ger new bsher pooty gwicS got Sc
deity Ike some slecdric-hgbd yiree, y
shi1go whilksrs.n
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PRODUCE.
wura11ye. TUESDAY, october q.


The produce market has changed out N''Ie
since cur last report, aud the conditions ls,I are
S,1rly ,coa with choice stock moving OF nicely
-, - e-,, AL ouotatiOns. with an active de-
7 r,srf that keeps all surplus ciesrsu w. ot..o'
h. rerorted duh and there is decline IN l.leeS
Mixed stock IS not dtslraote' pul CnOlSS " ~ .
nil have q fairly good sale. tol poultry "
- S,.,S i good but prices are a shade
vve.ker turkeys are In iair demand ou. II -
i,ttis s,or ~ tel what they may DO. reese anu
6-,rkSsre also selling. Onions are sleau! 'po'u'Oe
are dull and apple sre 4ulet.
W. ouote the following prices ,,o,
Butter. country choice loal1c; couhtF! sooU Ia
lie. country fair lpc- -,
Beans for haud-picked navy me ue1l anu - y
rood ana the supply is fair prlees are = IVA -
Cbeese' prime mild Ohio factory 7ssc New YORK
Sal0c. Limberger loallc' sWel'1eI Al9i-0' --''
Potstoes 81 50 per barrel; per bushel 4oai5c' de
mand good. supply teafy- o., ~ - doom.
Pcultrv live chickens, old = W per uo-S .i !;
s,-inr s. 20 % o. Chickens. hens per pluuu
SO rs. ola cocks 5c spring chickens . 10 g Per
Mound: ducks per pound, young 20 Sc turkeys
per pound SC 49,. o., t,s- 5an,and st7LssSc:
Onions Gee per ousneI' oei'Al'N s''>'' '''ii'''
S0 Ss6oaso. PEI barrel 9ocasoo; demand good
supply hgn| 1900, "a - ,s--,,. ,,,,.
I NON -5c supply hghI cnolOe lA1N' e'"0N
,rsrted. common not wanted .....-.,.
5esches-ChOice s. 25 per 6ushel; common
s y. demand good supply light g, co., "a
Pears-Fau g Clsi 'J per oaFrSl, q NoH1 ~
- yIN',soel. demand good. supply light
fsromstoes-sl Ooai 3 per bushel demand
Good. supply III s,.,., s,,.-,,.
/ sGrfen Ccrn-Per barrel q oJal o. supply
1iGrt. demand good
lS,,Sss,nu,s $ OOs5 5oper bushel. demand good
supply light. ,,s.z,
sUSDRIEs.
ps-s stesdy 81 ll[slLSc for white mixed cot
,o1,- - FOR All wool, and 1al9sc for mixed.
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sNAPPY sNIPPINGs.

Rochester Post. Chestnut burrs, like mil
liners, have fan openings.
PH.5lvg Chronicle; The adases OF the
Indians are an Chickasawt, doubtless.
Washington Capital No doubt the sport
ing man always hopes 10 get to better
lard.
Tcras Slfngs When he has cold In
his head Is the only time Bob IugeIsoll is
ca his sne5zs.
Philadelphia Record. Bsirg asked the
nam, OF the worlds gt,stest composer,
su-srt university young msn said: Chic
rof1.m.
Yonters Gazette. A constituencies tenant
and trslnp with ragged cost are very
much auke-they srs each obliyious CT the
back rent.
Ciicago Inter Ocean: Spreading rails asd
speeding blanket mortgages spPesr to be
the most prolific cause Of railroad wrecks
nowadays.
Baltimore american Channel buoys are
professional doaters." Tbismsy account
. for SO many Of them bsiDs found IN me
vicinity a har6Cr bars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-23
LIVE STOCK.
WHEELING. TUESDAY, Oct

WHEELlNG, TUESDAY, UCIUUVI -
The cattle market is slow, with price,
quarter Of cent lower. There is fair deIi , =,
for lambs. calves and sheep. MeSsrs Huoso"
4 Bavha furnish the following quotations. ~.
Cattle 900 to 100 lbs stock 3aSEc leII h. ~,
$40 10 900 lbs 2[Sa294c per 10; 700 10 nv aus
2a2l4 per 10.
HOgs-Market fair; 4ai14c per ID.
Lambs-GOOd at Sa5c per ID.
Calves-Sa5c per 10.
Sheep-25Ss4c per 10.
CH1cAeo. October 22-CGttle, receipts ~
head: shipments none; market active A"U
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cincinnati Horse and Mule Market
WOOL.
WHEELING. TUESDAY.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, october %.
The wool trade continues dormant, very little
trading being carried on. Buyers are paying 30
cents for the best clips OF wool, and farmers are
selling very slowly at this price The prices
realized for wool In the East hardly warrant the
payment Of 30 cents in the country, and the
Situation of the wooden goods market is no better
than has been reported right along
Heavy weight wOOllsns will soon be put on
the market should manufacturers get no more
this year than last seasons prices the wool mar
ket viii keep on in its squeezed condition until
it strikes TIE level o. the goods market.
Prices remain the same as follows
Fine fleece washed at 30c unwashed one
third OFF. medium washed 3Oa35c, medium I'M
washed 20a25c: tub W. shed 30a33c
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RY GOODS.

NEW YORK. October 22.-The market for staple
GOODS WIS without active features. but the light
condition Of suppl excites increased atien,
tention and the tone gains strength. Blesched
g,ods have an upward look Large lots OF
either brown or bleached are scarce for early de,
livery Print cloths have again ADVANCED ana
Ind inward. Prints are in light supply and
steady in price The active fea ure OF the de-
mand relates to spring specalues all deScrip
tons o, new fabrics meeting with marked r.
copntion by the trade staple checks ale very
fi~rn
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FLOUR. eRAIN AND FEED.
wHKrLrso. TUESDAY. October ?

WHEELING, TUESDAY Ootooer -
There is no change to report in the -four mar
ket. Itremains firm at quotations. Wheat bai
advanced cent since last week and is now
quoted at 50 cents for No. l.
The following quotations on -four are whole
sale. retail prices being from so to IS cent
higher: -o l.
FLOUR Choice family -four in wood 81 50; n
paper 81 80 per barrel
GRAIN--Whest per bushel No !, SIC; old cor
nor bushel i5c. new iOc; oats per bushel 25a2S
FEED-Middlings per ton Sli Co., bran per t0i
81 co. baled hay per ton SD 20; loose hay q u
la 50 % per ton.
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Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering ant
psiuful sickness TO robust health marks ar
epoch in the life Of the individual. Sucf
a remarkable event is treasured in TIT
memory and the agency whereby the gooC
health has been attained IL gratefully
blessed. Henoe it is that SO much is hesTC
in praise Of Electric Bitters. So many fee
they owe their restoration to health, 10 tn
use Of the Great Alternative and Tonic
vou are troubled With any disease OF Kid
news. Liver or Stomach, Of long or shor
standing you will surely flud relief by rs.
of Electric Bitters. Sold at SOC. and s
per bottle AZ Logan & Co. g drug store.
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FIyANUg ARD TRADE.
Money st 6a1O Per Gent. - Governments
Dull aud steady-StOois Higher-Flour
mil and Iower-Wheat Lower.


Dull and Lower-wheat Lower.
Ngw YORK. October money on call tight,
ranring from 90 10 per cent. last loan closed
onsrel al g ptr cent. prime mercAnllle
,,sre- siLa- Der cent: sterling exchange quiet
Ana weak at 4Sl1+ for 10 day bills ana 1874 Tor
demand
covvssvENrs-Duu and steady.
SrATFs-Dul and ieatureless
RArLROADS-More active
sro~rs-Tbe stock market was active to-day
hint the tone OF dealings was much stronger ms II
r,-ts-sev AND the result of the days business IL
~ leave me entirs list materially Ill her than
last evening though in many stocks, the losses
/ of Yesterday were not recovered ne iuNA lloe
vas In 4 measure a mere reaction hom yeSlet.
5sv's decline. the improvement IN N.Iues
befnr mostly on account OF the covering Vl
.Sorts thourh there was tome buying LOT 'he
Iorg account Sugar and Jersey central NeIe
Z only weak spots In the market, ihQugn Dolh
I ioined the procession before noon, When pIices
,rers generally ftom n 10 - per ceu.. ps l,e
man those Of the opening. The demand 10.
stcci,s oqsed OF and dizziness became the inoel
nroninent feature of the ma hst'
and prices ssgged OH - MY
9b,rch me uudertoIe OF strength was
- re-ceptible The market finally closed
,,,iet frf frrn az or near the best figures ne
,,,,,o--ont advances were Chicago Gas, anu LAKE
80 ana Western preferred ~, Delaware ana
fi,,1s,r, IS s1gsr 1'5. Northern Pacinc ana
SSs,i,oia ~ Rock Island Missouri Pacific snd
1,-o-s'C influential rs Burlington IL, Union
psciee Northern Pacific preferred Denver,
r@,e. ana 81 Worth and Cotton Oh per cent
zach sales 1873 30 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-23

strong; natives 81 95a4 Is; ttoekers 81 0oa2 60
Texans 81 sOaS 50; COWS, bulls and mixed
81 7OaS S0;Western 50 so.
market strong at an advance; light 81 OOa4 25
heavy S4 LOAF Is; packers and shippers IS 95s
25; skips 81 75a4 35
sheep-Reeeips goo bead lo, shipments none
western 81 00a4 05; lambs VI -.
= EAST LIBERTY, October 2-Cattle-Receipts
74O head shipments $50 head; market slow;
prime 81 l0a4 40: good So 65a3 20. fair SO l0a3 40
bulls stays and fat cows ST. SOAP 50; fresh cows
s2Oa35. No cattle shipped to New York
| Sheep--Receipts 2,60O head shipments 500
head market slow: prime 81 4Oa4 60; fair TO good
| So 5Os4 60; common s. O0a3 90; lambs SO 5Oa575.
! Hogs--Receipts 2l00 mead; shipments 200
| head: market slow: best selected Philadelphia
81 4Oa4 5O Workers "a 2Oa4 40; roughs 50 OOa3 50.
CINcINNATI o., october p. Hogs, common
and light 20 25a4 35: packing and butchers,
81 OOa4 %; receipts p $40 head; shipments. l,2D
head.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
! CINCINNATI. o, October 22.-There has been
a fair deg ee of activity, trade being stimulated
by the altends nee OF Eastern hnyers and orders
from the South. Good drivers aHd s0uthern
horses were wanted especially and the demand
for good mules Was in excess OF the supply.
Quotations at the Union Stock faid stables
were rs follows: Driving horses sl25a200; sad
die do sl25a20O; draft 90 slS5a2OO street car
tglalEU. southern uOfkee SJVdoos NUTS dbtu
10 eight wears. fte n and half to
sixteen hands sl25al5O; fifteen to fifteen
and a half hands, SllOal9; fourteen and
half TO fifteen hands, ss5allO; fourteen TO
fourteen and half hands, s50as5.
The following prices prevailed at the Fifth
street stables Driving and saddle horses sl25a
200 drA0 horses, medium, slSoal6O; do heavy
Si65a2O0; streetcar horses s9Oal; southern horses
s6Oa9O: plugs Sl5a40 Mules, four TO eight years,
sixteen 70 sixteen and half hands, Sl45al65; do
fifteen and half to sixteen hands, sl25al45; do
fifteen to fifteen and half hands, Sll5al3; do
fourteen and a halt to fifteen hands, s9Oall5; do
fourteen 10 fourteen and half hands, SOa9O
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CLEYELANp 3 PITrsBURG R. K.

Under schedule IN effect May l2th. 1850 tsinf
leave Bridgeport, Ohio. Central standard Tine.
For Pittsburgh. Chicago and Cleveland, 80 .
m For Pittsburgh 1922 an For Chicago and
Cleveland, liz p m. Fog Pittsburgh aud NcT
York 24 o. m FOR steubcnyiUe. SIS a ri.
trains arrive Al Bridgeport ~ 7.6s a. ~, lCIs
IN, l2.2s p m, 49, p. m. and 152 p M On -nt-
urdAys only, Tor East Liverpool, ola p M, nom
Eat Liverpool ll.l2 p m
A. l. WALLING, Ticket Agent
my9n Bridgeport Ohio
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For Sale.

TWO STORY DOUBLE BRICK BUILDING
| i on Main St. containing thirteen rooms and
stO'e room, good cellsr, finished attic, natural
and artificial gas. water on both door.
A GOOD business property on Market street
that is paying II per cent on price Aked.
Two good BUILDING sites on Market street.
Two fine houses on Chaplne street, north OF
Eleventh stree.
Two six roomed houses on Thirteenth street.
Twelve small houses ranging In price from
s, 200 to s., 500. Small Garden Farm near Elm
Grove. q 600 Acres Of Timber Land In Pendle-
ton county. IS Lots I'm Caldwells addition. 40
other lots in different parts OF the city. Some
choice lots IN Pleasant Valley
FOR RENT-Rooms, furnished or unfinished.
Money 10 Loan on Real Estate security.
GEO. J. MATHlsON,
co.'s l2l0 Chapline Street.
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sTEAMER BALLAiRE
psi.r Ifin CI-T rime-6.}o, $50 and ll;i7 a.
I ~. l-3O $40 Do n. 800.
..lrday Trip, aud 10 g. m; l.S0, S.3V ana o.sl
p. 10.
~gyRLiEs AlJD KIN GROVE EAlLEOAL
~ on and s.rar Monday April 2g, lS,3 IAiAs
N lhe wheeling aud Ain 4-oF5 hiiuot1 Va.
rln ~ .olovs.
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GINSENG.
wHEE1No. TrEsDAY. OctobeT

The msrket continues strong with no chang.
I'm prices. which are a. follows. Choice ono
and Pennsylvania s. 50a2 81, per pound; ives
Virginia and Maryland, 81 35s2 70.
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CTrsBUKG, CINCINNATI AND $50
nrrr.. - =. IL ~ . " ~

=. 70 = u TIT y - = T vt
Pan Hzudls hD1iel Under scnadllt o. hae.
MAY 18th 1851 trains lsaVe wheeling. D-.l.i'
STANDARD Time. FOR 5tgnbsnyils, fiihbufF M
the hast GO . M, l1f5 ?. m, 81 ul fc
$40 .. n. For Columbus indianapolis. tinc'1-
uGu and S. Louis. Go aud $50 m. Fof Oo',u-
bus and Chicago l245 y. m. Train arivs 81
wheeling ~ $50 ;. m. 1000 G. a.. 80 2. m and
$50 D. m. Trains leaving A. ca a. m and sr-
irving At $40 p m, run solid between " hee.ln q
and Fittsburg All trains daily. eroepi SUNDAY
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Through uofsU aud pAggAgs checked 10 All
points.
For rates aud other Information, addross
FEkD HUbEMKN, Tray. iAfl AL
Nheeiiug ". Va.
WI RCBIESOE, Gsn'l Pc. AEoui
ParkenburR. N VI
VII. osborn 4 7. A., Pomeroy, %
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NEW YORK, October p Pig iron, active ana
firm: American SIS Seals co. Copper unchanged
lake October $40 -. Lead, steady; domestic
So So Tin, quiet; straits $50 20.
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L ANAWHA & OHIO RAIL
~ NAV

lRoBT. W. KELLEY, Receiver
(Kanawha short Line.l Schedule in eject fel
uAry Cd 1852 Subject " change without notice J
r. K, arrive Charleston $50 ?. M Leave
Charleston els A. m, arrive wheeling lfh y. 20
via % RR Leave Charleston lls0 D. m
arrive Wheeling S.65 ?. m. via Columbus sn1
Pan Handle, daily except sunday. "tcntni
standard Time" Sundays only trains leave
Charleston 500 g. m, Arriyo Wheeling 10 ,. m
via o. K. X K. ......
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BARGAIN No. g.

All placed on sale this morning at the
above prices. Please remember the EXTRA
WIDTHS of the above goods and call and
examine quality
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mletjing 4sf9i@1tr
arsrelfrs' Gulaf.

. PPrvAl. AvpDEPARTURE OF TRAINS
a EvrrsstrIoS OF REFERENCs MARKS 'Datlyi
fS-l-.irv excepted MONDAY excepted. ssun-
ttv onf.. Saturday excepted. saturday Only.
IS Ne-Idsn Nay -. lS'9. Wheeling time,
.gaich Is inst one hour earlier man central
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R.

ID
Departure and arrival OF Trains, At wheeling
Eastern time. Schedule In eject May I'm ny
MAIN LINZ EAST.
For Baltimore Philadelphia and New YORK
4:S5 q m, $40 and il:5O p. m, daily and s'OJ D.
e Gumberlsnd Accommodation s.iOa m. daily,
Grafton Accommodation, $40 p m, daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation b.S5 a. m. and
1901 and $40 p m. Except sunday.
AERIyE
From New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
9:O5 a. m. and 1870 p. m. and 100 =. m, daily
Cumberland Accommodation. Goo p m., *
cept sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1880 p. m, daily.
Moundsville Accommodation, 7:i5 a. m. ald
ls40 and $40 p m, kIoept Sunday.
TRANsUGo DIVISION.
For Chicago, $40 and $50 a. N. and $50 sad
Cincinnati KIpress, $50 m. and lia6 g. m.
Columbus Accommodation, 40 p. m. keep.
81. Granville Accommodation. go a. m. AMI
30 and $50 p. m, Except sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago EIpress, l2;t5 8. m, $50 and s:65 a. M.
Cincinnad RIpress, ass a. m. and $40 ?. I.,
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 1910 a. m,
cept Sunday.
ST. ClAirsville Accommodation 1910 a. M. ant
l:l0 and Sis p m, Except Sunday.
w.P q B. DIVISION.
For Pitsburg, 500 and rs a. m, daily,
Except Sunday, and 6:iOp m. daily.
Washington Accommodation, $50 p. n, HI
cept Sunday
fittsburg Excursion. 700 ?. m, sunday ouly.
ARRTvK
From Pttsburg $50 4. m, daily. 1850 p. m,
Except Sunday, 6.55 and ll:l0 p. m, daily.
Washington Accommodation, 500 a. m, daily
Except sunday.
Pittsburg EIcunion Train. 1850 A. M, sunday
only. CHAS o. SCuLL,
myl4 General Passenger Agent.
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Elegant Black Gros Grain Silk,
Twenty-four inches wide, worth
$50 a yard, for SI.oo.

Best English Silk Warp Hen
rietta Cloth, Forty inches wide,
all colors, worth $I.4o a yard,
for IS cents.
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". P. az. DIVISION.

OHIO RIVER RAn-ROAD.
Tine Table taking eject Nay %. 10. IA
sonser trains wall nun ~ f0llOWs-Csnrsl 1uo.
All trains daily except thoes msrkst ta.H
which do not run on sunday
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psrs steady at lllsl%Sc for white mixed CO.
Tor. f.ss[ for ali wool, and Bake for mixed
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-13
A singular &upture.

The theatrical world is ans zed at the eport
that comes from New York of the rupture be-
tween Mrs. Mode ska and Edwin Booth. who
were playing most successful engagement in
that city The report is to the effect that Mrs
Modjeska has taken steps to so into court to
ask ior the annulment of her contract with the
Booth Barrett management, on the ground tina,
she has been treated by the great actor Ia an
offensive and indelic.te manner Such a
charge seems 30 foreign to anything that could
be brought against Mr.. Boo.h, VINO is one of
The most circumspect aud gentlemanly actors
on the stage, thai ali who know him are thun-
derstruck at the announcement. Mrs
aodlesks's husband arrived here a few
days ago. aud is now at his
rauch in Orange county. In conversation
with Manager Hayden, of the Robson com pany
VINO arrived here last night, that gentlem an
SAID he was never more taken aoack at any-
thing than he Was at this report H scouts
the idea that Booth could n any way nave In.
suited Mrs. Modjeska, and cites the fact that
there is no business in the Merchant of Venice
between him elf and 'Portia" where IL would
De possible or him to take any offensive lib
erIes with the lady; and as for any objection
aol7 acts OF gallautry off the stare, ne says
truly that Mr.. Booth is not prone to such
things. He believes that Mrs. Modjeska would
IKE 10 break the engagement, as she has got it
into her head that she is so overshadowed by
the great actor IS To affect her professional
standing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-13
SEwS NO gEs.

The Central w. @. 7. o. will meet on
Friday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
The Police Commission will meet TO-
day in Mayor Hazards office, at
o'clock.
A meeting of the Building Committee
Of the City Council will take place this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Judge Mckinley yesterday admitted to
citizenship August Beske and Herman
Gaffke, both natives of Germany.
The Joint Committee on School Sites
and Buildings will meet tomorrow morn
ing in the rooms of the Board of Educa
tiop.
The ladies OF the Christian church will
give an entertainment of music and reci-
tation at the church on Temple street on
Friday evening.
The Sisters request that those who
have articles to dispose of at the Orphans
Fair send them to the school on the cor
ner of Macy and Alameda streets.
Receiver spilman yesterday paid off
the employees of the Los Angeles and
Pacific railway with receivers certifi.
Gates issued by the order of the Superior
Court.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $42,594, and were A in
number. OF these II were for more
than $1,000 each, and 16 were for
nominal considerations.
There will be a literary and musical
entertainment at the Christian church.
on Temple street, on Friday evening, to
which the public are invited. Some OF
the best talent in the city has been en-
gagged for the occasion.
Chief OF Police Glass was notified yes
terday that horse which was affected
with glanders had been turned out to
roam at will in the vicinity of Ninth
street and Lemon avenue. Officer Vignes
was detailed to kill the animal.
Prominent clergymen and a member
of the School Board will speak at the
annual meeting of the kindergarten AS
sociation this evening at the First Con-
gregational church. There will be re-
ports from officers and music suitable to
the occasion.
The ladies of the Union Avenue M. E.
church will give dime social this eve.
ming in the Rogers block, on the corner
of Union avenue and Temple street.
Mrs. Beeson will sing in duet and will
also render solo. Mr.. Abernethy, Mr..
T. Barnes, Mrs. Wenger. Miss Helen
Narr Bennett and the Union Avenue
Male Qusrtette will take part in the pro-
gramme.
A telephone alarm was sent in to the
Main-street eDgine-house at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon from No. 176 East
First street, which, owing to a mis-
understanding, led to considerable con-
fusion in the department, the recipient
of the message believing it to have come
from East Third street. Fortunately the
blaze, which was caused by a cigar
stump having been thrown into barrel
full of rags and paper, was extinguished
in its incipiency.
3 d. List. Notary Public. Legal papers care.
fully drawn. 1S s. Spring Depositions IA ken