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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-07
ANOTHER COMMIIEBB
On Electric Lighting Recon-
mended to Council
BY THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE
Appointed by Governor WiIsOn-''
will Include all Those Interested
and Others Several Possible
Plans are Fully Discussed

: The special committee Of Council APP
pointed some tune since to confer with
Governor Wilson and try to induce that
official to include in his call for a special
session Of the Legislature, a bill empow'
erlng the City Of Wheeling TO
build aud maintain an electric
light Plant, met again last night
The subcommittee OF Councllmen
and citizens appointed to go to Charles
ton aud see the Governor, reported that
for good and sufficient reasons 1t did
uot 90, and rendered u bill Of 81 for ono
days wages missed by Hon. John Cor
coran in attending a day session Of the
committee. Tho report was accented
and the committee discharged, alter
which the original committee went into
session to talk about other things,
All the members agreed that the mat
Ter OF electric lighting must have some
attention from the city, but they were
ali at sea as to how II should be b'ough!
ab ut, and on what basis 1t would
be proper to act, Mr.. Filing
ham had q plan for the city
TO proceed az soon AZ possible 70 build
plant for lighting streets aud public
buildings. This can DO done without
legislation. and will demonstrate the
cost OF tie improvement, 80 that the
city may be in a position to act intelll'
gently in the matter OF furnishing cleo.
tic lights TO private consumers, when II
1ets permission from the Legislature
The fact that tho gas works and
pipe lines are worth . million dol,
IaTs, and that the introduction Of
electric light meant death to II was pre-
sented and considered, but y was de
cided better for the city to Kill It's oTl
gasl works, and hold the electric llgh1l
than to allow a private company to DC
both. The meeting finally wound VI
by Mr.. Dawson offering a resolution
recommending that Council appoint I
special committee OF one member lrolr
each ward To act In conf unetion with w
standing Committee on Lights, and TIT
Board Of Gas Trustees, in the matter 0
formulating some plan for the introduc
ton OF electric light,
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Mamie Wright, q young woman about
twenty-five years old, Is missing. She
was formerly employed as domestic at
the Howell House. About three weeks
ago she went 10 work In the kitchen oil
Van Keur0n's restaurant. Last Tuesday
evening she went away in company with
a well.dresscd woman who called tor
her. The girl gaid SHE was going to the
Grand with the woman. Since then
nothing has been seen or heard d her
Nv Mr., Van Keuren. She boarded with
tho other help employed by Mr..
Van Keuren, and her trunk and
ali her clothes are still At his place. II
IA feared she has entered on 0 fast life,
judging from letters found in her trunk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the City and wheeling People |
Abrnhh. |

strangers In the City and wheeling People
Abroad.
h. A. Sweeney, Of Tyler county, was al
the Stamm yesterday.
Ex.sherif' William q. Haudlan re-
turned yesterday from visit 10 wash
ingtOn, b. Q.
Rev. y. B. Updegrafr and Miss Il, NJ,
jenkins, Of Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, are NJ
the Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver aud Mr.. aud
MIS-. Humphreys came up from Mounds
vile last night to hear Nye aud Riley.
Sheriff j. L. Curtis, OF Brooke county
and Mr. +. II. Jacobs, Of Wellsburg
were among those who attended the
Nye.RllCy lecture last night.
Judge W. \. Ice, Of Philadelphia, and
state Senator W. G. Worley, Of King
wood, were reeiatCred attic Mcclure last
nlpht, They wOID or their way homt
rom Steu6enyllle, where they solo
some Tucker county timber land yes
terday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-07
Sc TWELFTH STREET.
LOCAL BREylTIES.
Matters of Minor Mention In and About
tile City,

Matters of Minor Mention In and About
tile City,
YESTERDAY was semi.monthly pay day
atthe Boggs Run company's mines
Tie Cotilliou Club OF LittlaWashing.
ton danced last night to the splendid
music Of Killmyer, OF this city.
.ANimportant meeting OF tho Wheel
ing Wheelmen has been called Tor this
evening. It will BIO held in the room
over the clubs headquarters,
TnR Silver Lake Quartetto will 10 ut
the O'Clock meeting at the Y. NJ. q, a,
building tomorrow. All men will re-
ceiye cordial welcome TO this meeting,
AT a regular meeting OF Holiday Post
No. u, G, A. r., Ia be held this evening,
the annual election Of officers will take
place. There is quito Il contest for the
several offices.
Mis-. CHARLES NJ. ELLSWORTH, well
known South side lady, died on Thurs
day and will DO buried to-day. Mrs.
Ellsworth is the mother OF Mr.. William
Butler and Mr.. Smith Butler, both OF
tho South Side.
MGs, McENTEE, who keeps a little
grocery in East Wheeling, and who was
before Police Court yesterday morning
charged with disorderly conduct, was
\ honorably acquitted. Her arrest. was
brought about by the spite work OF c2e
OF her debtors.
The Coroner'sS inquest over tho re-
mains OF Thomas Pearson, the South Side
saloonist who was killed In the Balti'
more & Ohio yards early yesterday morn.
Ing showed Conclusively that he placed
himself Ia the way OF the train, and that
tho whole matter was a studied effort on
his part to commit suicide.
TlR Kenna Club, the political organi-
zation formed during tho last campaign
bya number OF the junior Democrats
\ gave a dance at Arion hall last night ioI
the purpose Of replenishing their treas
4 ury. There was large crowd. present.
and the occasion was an enjoyable one.
TuE only transfer OF real estate admit
ted 10 record in Clerk Hooks office yes
Iterday was u deed made December 4
i 1880. by Angeline p. Fink 10 DR.. Robert
w. Hazlett and james Cummins, FOL
4 lots Nos. 10 and l6 as designated on the
plat OF Theodore Fink's addition. Con-
alteration, 81, 1926.
Ono Lodge No. /. A. +. and A. NJ
haselected the following officers 10 serve
for the ensuing year: w. NJ, RALPH
A Whitehead; IS. W. Alex. o. Maxwell J.
| r., Andrew Ross; Secretary, O. II. Col
lier; Treasurer, Hugh Sterling; 5. D.
4 i, A. Ferguson. These officers will bt
installed at the next regular meeting.
JusrlcE AnHLE yesterday fined Alex
andrr Purvls So and costs, and place.
l him nader bond OF $50, TO keep the
peace for six months. He paid the tint
and iurnishel tho bond. Hisotiense coli
sisted III making an assault on Jamei
Il Rankin last Tuesday night, in Alley IA
II puryis, at that time, applied severa
A harsh terms of Rankin's mother.
JouN DuFrY and John Murphy, two
A DRINKS arrested by Watson, were be-
4 fore Police Court yesterday morning,
Mayor Seabright allowed them to 20 on
II their promising to leave the city in one
Jlhour. Al 2o'cloCk yesterday Afternoon
.lthe two engaged in a bloody fight on the
Island and were pulled in by Conrad
!, This morning they will probably go tc
! the bill.
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Dr. J. NJ. Todd iSsltll confined to his home BY
sickness,
". t. Graham returned yesterday from three
days trip TO Pittsburgh.
The Pennsylvania COmpany's bridge inspector
passed through town yesterday on tour Of H.
sptcLion.
s. Dunievy has returned from an extended
western trip III tho interest OF the Hobbs GlRSl
Company.
Thomas Hartsell, who has been III for several
weeks past, Is In very critical condition aud Il
not expected 10 live.
The Pennsylvania Company have finished
fencing portion Of their track Just south Of the
bridgeport glass works.
The srecial committees on water works, street
pavement and electric light have not reported
yCt. PERHAPS something from these committees
would make "intCreslln readin'"
Joseph EOlCn, an old GmplOye Of the Pitts
burgh 4 Wheeling Coal Company, has been an
POLITE to the pDsitlOn0i mine superintendent
lie IL we'll and lHyOrRbly known here and bill
many friends wish HIN success,
A new flag stone pavement is being laid OH
Bank street, extending a. lar up ~ the bAnk
building. Renters Oh hank street above the
bank say that unless q new pavement Ia laid
further up the street they will move out
william KOehullnG, who recently putchAsCd
the AtOhISnn building, opposite the Cleveland
4 Pittsburgh depot, Inr $1,000, has sold II 10
Mrs. NCughArt for SlO,60O Since hen several
pariieE have been negotiating for the building
and SiI,0f has been offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-07
JEROME MCCORMICK ON TRIAL
For Putting Distractions on the Elm Grow
Track Other CoFt Proceedings.

For Putting Distractions on the Elm Grove
Track-Other CoFt Proceedings.
The case Of Jerome Mccormick, in
dicled for placing distractions on the
track of the Elm Grove road, Was put on
trial yesterday in Part |, Judge PAUL
presiding, before a jury composed Of the
following citizens; Elmer Carlin, Ed,
Refer, Adam Singer, 7. ], Orr, HeRry
Warner, William Lyle, Albert Belts, A.
]. Ridgely, George Morrison, Jchn
Whelan, Fred ChoTts and L. P, Sisson'
The takiSg Of evidence was not con.
cludeA when the time for adjournment
arrived. Captain Doyener is defending
the young man and Prosecutor Howard
is conducting tue case for the State,
Mccormick is charged with placing OBJ
struCtions on the track in Pleasant Val
Icy, on the afternoon OF July "a last
He is employed at the Crescent mill and
IL well thought Of by his employers.
In Part II, before Judge Campbell
the arguments in the case Of Wilbur o
Jacobs vs.. Klevis, KRAFT 4 Co., IL
assumpsit, were concluded, and thu
case give to the jury about $3.50 O'Clock
When the, hour arrived for Adjournment
no verdict had been reached and thu
jury was adjourned over till thi
morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-07
MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
The Strike stlll on ut the LaughIIn-Th
News Of the Day In COnlenned Fornl.

The Strike stlll on ut the LRughIIR-'rhe
News Of the Day In Condensed Form,
Howard Stanton Is home from Pittsburgh on a
short visit,
Mrs George RCece has been on the sick list
iorseVeral days past,
Mrs S, u, Williams, who has been quite sick,
Is COnsldenbly better,
Mr. J. Z. Ratcliif, Of the Riverside glass works,
was IN town yesterday,
". II. Thompson Of New Athens, is visiting
his irleHd q, W, TOlAnd,
Last evening tho AEcadIAu club was enter.
tailed BY Judge aud MIS-, ]. U. Gray.
Mr., Julius Jacobs ContGmplRtes adding milf
merry establishment 10 hiShTy goods store.
Mr. aud Mrs Charles llelbley returned yeSIer'
day from y Two weeks visit III West Virginia
Teachers examination will be held in the
Central school building this morning at o'clock
| The ladies' are admitting the beautiful display
Of nice goods Mr Julius Jacobs hRs In his show
window,
Mr., Mortimer Williams will leave this morn
Ing for Toledo, where he Will have charge Of The
building Of flour mill: Mn. Williams will &c
IN her hume Rt Hannibal, o., this afternoon, Il
spend The holidays with her parents,
James Miller, q coal miner, was hned s. aud
costs yesterday for violating the Opera HOus,
Eules while taking In "Kely's Expectations
Thursday night. James ShTOdes, tho gallery
policeman, noticed him StIny IN the front row
with his hat on and toll him to take Il on
Miller did 20, but put II on as soon vs. shTode'
had turned his back
Thoburu PoSt'G A, H., No. n, has elected thu
following officers; JAmeN WieE, Commander
George b Barr, Senior Vice Commander; Rob
Lewis, Junior vlCe Commander GeOne 4
BIggs on or Of the Guard; John Madden
Quarter MasteFi Rev. !. S. Winters, Chaplain
James l., Brooks, Officer Of the Day; Sett
Howell, suEeoni William ", Orr, George u
barr aud j., l., brooks, Trustees John Madden
Delegate to the Department Encampment; Geo
u, Barr, alternate,
Warrington Camp No, l6l, Sons Of Veterans
has elected the following officers: X. ., Mont
gomery, Caplalni Oliver ], cope, Flrat LleuLen
Gnt; Benjamin EXley, Second LivulepRnti Lei
Morris First Sergeant; Lewis RnthOFmund sOr
geantQl thu GnAri; John W, Crooks, Quarter
master Sergeant Edwin h. Sparks, CnApAin
GCOFse cope, Color SeReRrl Lows ksyteT
Camp Guard; William ElOlrilE, Picket Guard
Edwin L. Sparks, william EllelFiIz aud lOhu "
Crooks, Camp Council.
The men ut the LRughlin mill who arc Gun
plOyed 10 unload nall plato arc out on 4 glFlkl
Tor higher wages ana u slated number Oi hour
for eGcl turn. Gu the day turn there are lOu
men whb have demanded q per day wages Rpt
Ih,t I'VE heats constitute Tho days work. tb
night turn Is expected 10 do as much work u
the four OIL the day turn, lhey have been pait
by the heat aud earned from :, 80 10 u pe
day, These men unload tho plate which Is COn
veyed IRON the mill to tho factory on trucks
The mill side on account OF the strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-07
Stunt. Anlcrson IIonoted.

Prof.. W. II. Anderson, the popular
Superintendent Of WheCling's public
schools, has been honored by being in.
yited TO discuss the subject Of "orgsnisa'
ton and System as Originality and In:
dependence in both Teacher aud Pupil''
at the next meeting OF tho National
Educational Association which Is to be
held at st. Paul next July. The meet
ings OF the National Teachers Associa'
ton are always important events they
arc attended by the most distinguished
educators in the land, 1t Is no small
honor to be among those chosen TO take
part in opening discussions. Naturally
Professor Anderson feels much gratihed
over the distinction that has been shown
him and his many friends will learn oil
1t with pleasure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-07
YAM BAKER BROKE gOwN
When Told There was Little Hope Of Ill
Getting out of the "Pen."

When Told There WINS Little Hope OF Ills
Getting out of thc "Pen."
VanIBa was taken to MoundsviIIe
yesterday morning and placed in the
State penitentiary, where, according to
the decision Of all the State courts, he
Is to spend the balance Of his life. lie
never broke down till after he had dom
ned the striped prison suit, and Sheriff
gteenrod and the other officers who had
taken him down were about to leave.
linen he asked Sheriff Steenrod Il
his beard would BIZ shaved of.
Mr. steenrod told him the
rules would compel the sacrificing OF
that luxuriant growth Of which he was
60 proud. Baker then asked i the
shaving could not be postponed for III
teen days, as he said Colonel Arnett bad
promised him that inside Of that tune
be would have action taken In the Fed
eral courts that would result in bic re-
lease. Sheriff Steenrod told him as
gently as possible thst there was little
Hope for him, and then Baker broke
down and cried.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-07

ALARoMA is a blend Of java, Santos and
Rio CofFres. and o most deliCious drink,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-07
REVIVAL MRETINGs.
IsypugellAls stirring the People Up-LaSt
Nights Meeiingh

EyaugellAls stirring the People Up-LaSt
Nights MsetIRgh
An excellent Gospel Temperance meet.
ing was held at the Zane Street NJ. E.,
church last night, Evangelist Sawyer
in his pleasing and interesting style
opened the meeting with some highly
instructive, and telling remarks, He
dealt soft, gentle blows, full Of love and
feeling, which reached the hearts Of hiG
hearers. Mr.. Sawyer introduced R'y,
Joseph Smith, an Evangelist froln
indianapolis, who delivered splendid
Temperance sermon on the subject
"Being full OF tho Spirit Is the Antidote
for Intemperance." After Mr., Smith
had finished, Rev, D, B, Updegraf, the
Quaker evangelist, OF Mt, Pleasant, o.,
continued the talk on the same subject
He held a grand conservation meeting
at which there was a great outpourInl
Of the spirit, aud iu which many took
part, ~
This afternoon at 2 o'clock Rev, Mr.
UpdegFatf will conduct special Conse
Grafton meeting at this church, atwhict
large attendance Is expected, Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-07

Ls.GooD cells dry Roodathe cheapest,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-07
A DELIGuTFUL EVENING
With Bill Nye aud james WhItColnb Riley
nj tho OpeFn House,

With Bill Nye aud james Whltc0nb Riley
ut the Opera House,
A packed house greeted the Nye Riley
combination at the Opera House, last
night. From the beginning the audience
and the entertainments were on the
most friendly and sociable terms,
Mr.. Charles Burlett Hart introduced
the gentlemen, and Mr., Nye at once took
hold In the right place, His stories and
readings shook the house, more because
OF the manner than the matter, Mr..
Riley's Rotations from his own writ.
Jugs showed how closely he has studied
the plain, honest folk who have furnish
ed him with the rich materials for bis
dialect poems and prose, The charming
nAturalness Of his character sketches
won for him the closest attention and
heartiest applause.
These talented men make q Comblna'
ton OF rare entertaining power, and 1t IL
not surprising that they draw imIhenae
audiences where ever they appear,
When they come TO Wheeling again two
Opera Houses will not hold the people
who will want TO hsar them, They &C
away with the very best impression oil I
Wheeling audience, which they found
to DO appreelativO Of their most delicate
standings,
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Ben Hogan had another good house
last night, The people were packed and
jammed into the aislCs, and Mr., Hogan
was fearful lest harm might result to
some one. He gave some very entertain
ing sterF opticon views ofsCenes from the
Paris Exposition, aud from the country
Immediately surrounding the French
Capital. Mr,Arnold interested the audi
ence with some views Of humanity In
various states Of dsbalcheTy and inebti'
alton, and others In the manly vigor o.
untainted health; comparisons Of these
states furnished the theme for quite al
effective address,
Mrs, Oscar seeley was q member o
the choir last night and entertained thu
audience with three beautiful solos, 10
night Mr., Arnold will entertain th'
meeting with views Of q 3,00O.mile triI
through ASIA, These pictures are par
tiCularly interesting and instructive, and
the announCenen that they will be pre-
scented will, no doubt, I'LL the hous(
again. Another attraction for to'nigh
Is the Silver Lake Quartette, which hal
been engaged IN revival work at TIT
Fourth Street NJ, +. Church during thu
past week. They will siug several seleC
lions and will have charge Of the musica
programme at to.night's meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-07
LOU SwADACRER.
HOLIDAY GOODS.


Tho largest and choicest selection in
j, dis, Cblldren's and Gents PLATA
and Embroidered Linen aud SILK Hand
kprrhlrIS. lnrs Of al descriptions fur
Ladies' aud Children, III SCtS VI MuiIs
with Steals, lIOas and Caprs, same III
AStiiClmn, AlsO, larry" selection OF Sin.
RlU MniIs ~ LrlCCS away down.
A lob IL i.Jul'On Narrow EmbrOld.
cred 6atk Kid GlUyCs, In all desirable
thadcS, sell nj OiC, worth $l.96. These
NrC superior wearing glove.
some beauties In Throws, lICal.reSlS,
Tides, CnshlnnS, aprons, &C. Fur top
lind Kid MlilS and Glsvrs Tor Ladies
and Children. Black hand run Lace
SCarIS, snail ANA large sNtChelS, &c.
LOU SMABACkER.
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Ntessrs. ". b. Gibson and Ed and
Wilson Blaney, OF West Alexander,
oassed through hero yesterday on their
way home from Tucker and Randolph
counties, this State, where they have
been for tho past two weeks hunting
deer. They killed five, three DUCKS and
two does. They had the CarcaSSeS with
them as they passed through, and they
attracted considerable attention at the
4. q q. tleDut,
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A pELlGHrFuL FNTRRTAlNMENr
Given at the Female College Last Even.
Ing,

Given ut tho Female College Last Even.
Ing.
An enthusiastic audience representing
the culture OF the city, greetedth the young
ladies Mt the Female College last even
ing. The occasion was the first enter
talnment OF an increasingly promising
year. College hall was decorated with
the work Of the art students, adding
beauty 10 the scene aud Indicating sub
stantial progress In this department.
The advantage Of cast work is evidently
understood, 10 several effective studies
were from the antique. In the literary
programme, the young ladies more than
sustained their former reputation. bliss
Dayis, US "Semantha Allen" elected well
deserved applause as did Miss Stanton
In contrasting vein OF delicate pathos.
Miss GalWly's week Of Practice
bristled with points for Christian senti'
mentalists aud Miss Atkinson's "Defentt
OF Xantippe' found some excuse for q
domestic scold III the neglect OF too
abstrusely philosophical husband. The
musical part Of the programme, altCsted
the Efficiency OF that department under
the DIRECTION Of Miss Kate Gushing,
Miss Jessie Allen delighted her hearers
with an instrumental solo from llohm,
and the "Sunhower Chorus" made
uniquely happy hit. "Hiawatha," read by
Mili Jepson, and illustrated with tab
leaux, made q weird and effective eli
max 10 q very enjoyable program.
After a pleasant reception 10 the par.
lnrs the company dispersed, impressed
with tho rare advantages Dr.. and Mrs
Bluisdell arc atordins the Wheeling
nnhlic.
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The Robln.on burning.

Yesterday Justico Davis committed
James Hunt, William Green, John Proc.
tor, Frank Thompson and Buck Tyler,
all colored, TO jail IN default Of 81, goo
bail each, to await a hearing December
10, They were In Hunts barber shop
at the time Frank Robinson, the colored
man from Elmyra, was burned wednes.
day morning. John Ritz, q white man,
who was also In the place at the time,
was also arrested, but gave 81 900 bond
for his appearance. Robinson was re'
ported 10 lie resting easily at the Poor
House yesterday. II Ia reported tina,
Hunt furnished tho alcohol, Green
poured II on and Tyler litit.
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The Silver Lake Quprtette, which has
been In the city for ~ week, has rendered
very effective service IN the revival
meetings which have been held every
evening at the Fourth Street Methodist
church. Rev. Mr.. Mead, the leader oil
the Quartette, Is not only good singer,
but Is also a very successful evangelist
OF many years experience. The singing
Of tho quartette Is as spiritual us 1t Il
harmonious. Theinterest in the meet
ings is extending and deepening every
S S T IL o Is a nGnns Sr 'I plecaSnx
Everything Is calculated to carry convic'
viction to rational beings.
The quartette has agreed to remain al
tho Fourth Otreet Church another week
They will be present at the services
morning and evening, and will conduct
the evening service.
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sllrrIlnn ro.l Eleetn onlcprn,

Alta regular meeting Of Sheridan Post
No, 50, q. A. R., held last evening, the
following were elected officers for the
ensuing year: Commander, William II.
Faris; Senior Vice q Commander, John l.
Stamm; Junior Vice Commander, Robt
OoWan; QuArtermaSter, VIM j. Robb;
Chaplain, q. W. Bags; Officer Of the
Day, Peter Habigi Officer Of tho Guard
r. Vanhcrg; Surgeon, John Walton
Trustees, X, Robertson, II. seamon and
g, W, Baggs; Delegates to Department
ECncampmeni, g. W. Baggs aud John L
Stamn, AlteruateS, Robert Cowaa and
II AOutunu
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TIE special attention Of seekers after
artistic aud beautiful novelties for llOll,
day Pres MS lsdlrECted 10 thu lar Q rnd
carefully selected ElOCk Or such goods IA
bBIOuhi al iliu store Ol John ". llpiSkOll,
No. ~ Twelfth NJ. llG Il better pre-
partd 10 cater IL tho hOllday trade this
year than tNpr before, aud ihOse WtU
know The Immense TRADE no has done ID
The past knew This ~ ANS u good deal,
Ills stock VI lIOOkS, both standard aud
holiday, IA unusually large.