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l. Terminus of Rock Creek Park.
BEAUTiftL LOTS.
$3.50. 500. $3.50 AND $500.

e5 PER MONTH, WITHOUT INTEREST
month. hi. ground is located near station and bor
5ers on the .th at pike fuur subdivisions center
Many houses now in course Of erection. Streets
s Ssn Sas eGn en Within Laea & mile
there already 40 houses including hotels Of
offered cheaper and the ground sells per acre for 8
times much where lots being sold surrounded
adjacent TO Rock Creek and must in consequence he
lEnsn.ed BY the Park !, has 9 beautiful station
tarium. and bids fair to become; in the very near
IL .hs Ssona Capital 0'' EssIT6 an
m2s-lm l4ls q stu
IF you WISH HOME IN THE COUNTRY on
Il the Installment Plan send name to Box :|65 City
20 Location accessible by rail- carriage or cycle the
THE BEST YET
a. 4 chance to secure . Lot and 7-reom oottsre for
OUT interest, A liberal discount Tor cash,
brnns n the sgs s siaa'ed On the Metropolta
this side Of Rockville. =
sold and contracts Iay. bee, ep,sra s,a we hoss
store anu several dweliins HOUSES " ''' "''''
pass within ihree minutes walk Of the Village
Don't mis-. the opportunity. You are sure 10 get
cneap iot ana you nlay secure the cottage
m., Sib BIS IokFFIEK Agents. I4II oan~
VtUR sALE-wOODsIDE on The METROPoLI-
w,s ian branch e fenwsh sta.lCn s,shs %ies from
opened 10 the public alter a large expenditure Of
money ON streets, avenues and sidewalks. Several
once The location Is high and occupies eommand.
ing view Of the surrounding country The drainage i.
avenue eriendsd and Is bat short aud plssssnt drive
b ns s sna a. i
prepared for the SAM: a he lots sre arre and the
instsii@ents Btior. 6ayins ei.swhere aud en-
conclusions regard TO The terms Of adver
NV. m23-1m
Foe ffAHt kM OF FORTY ACRES MORE OR LESS.
1--WE miles from GEORGETOWN. ID. c. imp. ed by fne
modern Dwelling Of rooms. = large barn: stable
b1iidinss The location is high and hesihfai. COM
m.nSRF ysw Of : cn9SS and the
around the budins. The soil good and watered by
Ing i' inquire q aEfssSSsT ,.'s o1,''
rom St. ASsEs s. ~ ASR vS
e i9 soas sff 02
IoR sALE-MILE FROM HIGHLANps; FROM
wsshinstons Substantially Built bsiek. lUr. good
s ssl a
E0R sALE.9R R.! Elk Z, yLs ss ooo.A PLEAS
stable. &c Cheapest and 6est living any~ssfs sc1m;
r.
my22-2w stephens City. Va
EoR SALE AT sPRENsFIELD. BALTIMORE
s:.sS sSS PC; ss s6Hs ~ ns isas I'd
ave. m15-lms
TNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A HANDSOME
II Country Home N Western New Yofh vail All a.
sdclhssssii 6 81 u, SsSPss Tn or near sh's s
EOR eALk-oN AETk BRAKCH, n 3 O. LOT0
= 0cttegO I'D counsr{ Hsnes; Poultry. Truck ~
sH4.Sa A'st cook ii 8. fTfsH!crfrr. sss = q
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W. ID. Enslish. native Of Charlsstown, W
va, Is candidate for the democratic nomiuas
ton for governor Of California.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

"ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
w Mother. Two Large Airy Rooms with Good Board
1T HyattsviIle, Md. Address LEI, Star Office.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
spY HsaR ron easH
Leonard preferred Address J.. starr Office. je22t'
WANIEy.To BUY A BOYS SECONDHAND
w y, Safety Bicycle cheap Call at loco St NV.
WANTED PARLoR FURNITURE. UPHoL.
stered Mattresses made oyer; work done in nes.
p1. and n
WANTED-A SHOEMAKER twHITEJ ALSO TO
per ban Te oS1 pnH az @ Team seats at 80 Sssts
WANTED-UsK OF DRIVING HORSE FOR
es N iSr a HS, BY p party few
sure sos keeping and careful use. Btu. stss once.
WANTED,-UPRIGHT PIANO FOR also CASH
,S Sfv e fun particulars as to make &'; address
WANTED-YOUNG PERSONS WISHING I o
w w take thoro, Kh course in stenoeraphy and
4 ANA. and Reporters, may apply at Room s
" AN1ED.H. BAUM PAYS THE Hianls7 CASH
s.sei.ty storage reasonable term. Xadrss. ~
WANTED HORSES FOR -pAsTUKE-LONG
W Meadow Grazing Farm, on Benninys road near
81 IL the
my27-lm 18th and SITS. NV.
w AsTED 81 HORSES TO KEEr: KEEPING
si s'''o L. sIASR sig siiso * $.
WASTEp.ALL DESIRING PHOTOGRAPHS
WoPs Gallery ssb
WANTED = PERSONS WISHING 70 GET
fas1s Il 81 50 per Tor Horses please
WANTED-EvERY ONE TO KNOW THAT JACOB
w Hilenross the Pittsburs Agent, located ut f9l
s a Side es 'i sesd Up oA
WANTED-lT KNOWN THAT c. D. COLLINS,
Builder and CsrIenter 5l7.5i9 18th st NV.
ing Boxes made 70 order at short notice nSfD ms
WANTED-HORSES TO PASTURE: EXTENSIVE
w pasture. shude water and careful attention; only
bee s .sr s 20 rfr Eo hspn. E.
dr..s W. H. S inacO sa%pSs ii'h % Sc IA
w Beaie's Stock at s5 per month best Of ias.
sirs 5Sn1 hp mater 70 aS e shade with
fEEn,IY i1,n 81 end Louisiana ave. Or Ut the Farm
w ANTED.LADIEs Try ORANGE BLOSSOM"
Lady Agents TO sell Dr.. McGilis "Comrleni Lotion"
M ssi nm "A; BAILEY General Agent 42of st. NV.
WAANTED-L9oK HERE! ALL KIND OF FUR.
w ni'"re stored ss st vo..
mo-lm. O' N '''' ' WI MI r. REAMER
a. ANTED-FURNiYUKE OF EVERY DEsCRIp.
o ss' ssare: Z kS. q
WAhTED-PKIvATE LETTERS AND OTHER
w Writings to Revise. Correct and Typewrite;
stftctest confidence guaranteed; TRANSACTIONS y W.
FLfNN, AN, Ivy Institute. established 16, r. W.
corner oti anu ATS NV sp2-.3m'
WANTED--ALL IN NEED OF HAVING THkIR
w Umbrellas ind Parasols Covered, Lined AMI Re
Iaired to apply TO d. CHASE 1914 Pa ave. aud 4
llth ST., opp Star oifcr. aplS-2m
w hNTkDmsrtAM CARPET CLEANING AND
s:sysa isO si: ave- ' Rses Ssn:
lUOS-2 fl3
WANTED-.ThY SCRIBNER BEST BUTTER
w ine liable Goods, zoe per pound. Cooking,
lie. per rount Warranted not to yet strong dixie
butter doesl Tor one month, or money refunded.
NIB Don't take amy thing that is just good Scrb
hers" 'All The thing" but best, which
10 for sale only by Nm. O. SCkIBNER .yas. 3sO 33U
Center Market Middle OF Fish AisleL III
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DENTISTRY.

D1sts2kssssciss fnisnss inssfisa. arss5css 400 os
70 Gunls prevents pain IN extrsctnx. AL branches z
Ospsssfx5. A. presspt locssion ten yeAra nhlS
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THE HIGHLANDS.
For SALE.

That beautiful suburban estate on the r. and o. r.
H. ~ miles from Washington. at Highlands being
Tie property of the Highland Country Club locate at
the railroad station aud obtaining about cS AIRS OF
high land. improved by large modern club house,
Win water gus &c neat cottage. eirht rooms bowl
Ing alley. with servants 4rters, stables The
property will lie sold entirety including house
hold furniture, &c. which cost ovor $4,000 The
ffounds have already been subdvided and beautiied
with Kraveled streets shade trees DC There has been
large demand for lots III this subdivision but owing
70 the nature OF the ownership the have
decided TO sell ss whole at greatly reduced price
from actual value splendid opportunity Is here Of
Tered for q hne suburban investments where all the
preliminary work has been done Firstcass railroad
facilities and fine rosdways lending TO the city FOR
ais and fn lriornation as g price and terms apply
to JOHN +. WAGGAMAN. 700 l4th st. NV.
my30-2w
LQR RENT-pURING SUMNER AND EARLY
\ fal,A Desirable Country Home near Front Royal
va, Including all necessary furniture except bed and
table linen; about IL rooms the house and abun-
dance OF fruit aud garden spot II needed:
can te had ia the neighprhood delightful water
the door and abundant shade Inquire at 81 Sth St
NV. or j. A. SETTLE CO. l225Fst. m3O-5t
NOR kENT-FIvE ACRES GOOD PASTURE AND
Il Large Barn within mile of this city; good
ienees; oily tl2 per mo running water. X. A.
PHILLIPS SON. l4l9N. T. ave my29-7t
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Foot notes-organ pedals.

The Minnesota editors, who are coming this
EEK, are the -four of the flock.
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COUNTRY BOARD,

noOD BOARD wITn LARGE, AIRY ROOMS,
NJ IN miles Ssosa+ depct churehsn pest and tale
Dancing, &c Mics SUE L bRlAkLY. White poSt
Clarke Co., Va 3s3-lts
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Personal.


A UTHoRrzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE IGfScV
N Williams Go. Communications pron,rtlr a.
tended TO and strictly confidential Once oi en- "a
hours MM. WILLIAMS. Manager. s20 4 ct nv
my4-l4m.
A LADY AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER WoIyI.D
"A Ike 10 meet several others with view 10 ealner.
club Address las b., care photo supply store sl0
81. my3l-3t.
DRlNATE DETECTIVE WORK PROMPTLY At
IL tended TO by experienced man: All bugin...
strictly con ndental terms reasonable shadpwng in
out Of town Address Box 1874 Star office my o. I'm
A GOODRICH, LAWYER l24 DEARBORN ST
IA Chicago. % years successful practice; advice
Tree publicity Special facilities in many stAtea
sel7-tthSs-ly
(tlvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTION:
~ and Answers. Send 1 DC. 70
hW. FLYNN. AN. Ivy Inst1tute.
ap23-3m Southwest 9Th ana SIS M
NOV Is 1HE TIME. We WILL PAY -BIa
IN Money" for Firttt Second band Clothipr a.
dress VI cell ~ JUb1H's OLD STAND. GU al
NV myl
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e est heures Of the Nettonal hindery cal Loui1sns
myS'lu' JOAN q HODGES. Pssp.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT--FLATS.


1OR RENT-ELEGANr FLATS CONTAINING 8
Il bed ROOMS, larlor. dining room. kitchen, bath
buffers pantry large STORAGE cioset each floor
heat elevator, anitor and every
keeping; Aba 10th st. near H. w.; rent reasonable
Apply JANlTOH, on premises. je3-6t
TtOR RENT-oNEUf THE BEST APARTMENTS
in the ShcrehAul" will be subet furtEe summer at
reduced rate. Apply t. GAMMA 2EIA, The shore
hain" my29-1m
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PRINTERS.

II l. MCQUEEN, PRINTrR,l lOs-Y ia Il sT n W
Al has . cvmplete line Of samples Of John A i1v~iI
e.. Bo.tonj celebrated steel fats FUlderS Oriers
examine thess beautiful soods, whether with inses
tion OF purchasing or not e cordially invited % a.
FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY. mp.
Afc0IfL . WALLACE
IA PRACTICAL BOOK AID JOE pHlHTeHa
frihtinG Of every dssefiption neatly execptSa
11V5 et. NV.
Estimates furnished lm:s2l Prssswork for ths s>ss
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE LOTS ON COLUMBIA
w Heights from owners: must be cheap. fSrties
having such please address Boz 81. Star oce je2.St
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PROFESSIONAL

MME Dreamer THE ONLY WONDERFUL
1eih al evvnu u hfs. once hourA an. 20 pm
On sunday from 10 An 70 $3.50 pm 4loS 9th 40
myl6-19ts
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
WI LIFE. An bszsihcss ceeeasntsaA LADIES and
9th n ml2-12Ns
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HOTELS

IL UTEL IMPERIAL FORMERLY THF HlRRts
III House, Il 81. Pa ave a w., under ne~t ,.sn
asement, newly finished and rented throughout.
American aud Europesh Plan. POLAND q sIhAIs
Props. ,n5s. n -,
VNHE AkDMoRE, 6Y3 18Th ST. n W.. fIRsr-
- clsss Board: central; convenient 20 hotels care
and places Of interest," home eoinferts 10 40 i.r
DAY; co. DO 70 clio week. I. NJ HALL. alaD-SIuS
ABBITT HOUSE,
WASHINGTON. q q
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certain western police judge is known a.
"Old Paragraph" because his sentences are
always SO short
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FOR RENT--STORES.
I>OR RENT
Il Elegant, Light and Airy Store ROOM 80 feet
'front.' GO feet deep IL foot plate glass show window
large cellar and vault; steam heat
429 AND 43l 10TH ST. NV.
Apply to
JAMES F. BARBOUR,
l4lS + st. NV,
Or Janitor on Premises. je3-6t
I>OR RENT-sTURE ROOM AND FLATS BUILD
ing, 1919 18th 1T. NV, either q whole or sepa-
rate; keys ut adjoining store. For terms apply to
GEO W. COCHRAN. 1ll5 Penna. ave. NV. je2-jt'
tE0k RHINESTONE AND DWELLING, 133 nth
4 tsei roons; cellar whole depth; large yard:
driveway stable, &c. all modern roveInents S25
per month. GOOD place for timer. plumber or other
trade mai -ats
lSOR RENT-STORE-N. W. COR. STIi ASDNNw
u thickly settled ntghborhood, and goLd stand for
Grocery Drug store or like Will lease to desirable
party Tor term Of years only S23 per month.
m31-5t W. G. Dun ALL U2J 4 s NV
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FOR RENT--STABLES.

IrOR RENT-STABLE-ALL NJ. l.: IN VICINITY
OF Scott and hulnss Circles: $40; will lease at
Once hooni, UtT i4th &c. n ". sl0 per mo. CAMP
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED-wITHIN EASY REACH OF This
wv city from June Ia 70 September, First -cia.s
Board . n, e least -Four trxe Wen FURNISHED Cool
no other 6oafers prsferred, good price for propsr
accommodation. Address, with full partie ulsrs md
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DoARD AND ROOM FOR LIMITED NUMBER OF
~ Eentleinen ia Private Family; terms moderate
1908 L TIL st. NV je:,.3ts
lSoR hENT--PERsONs OF REFINEMENT HAY-
D.. inx large house and small family Desire some
mer; pleasant grounds and shade; all modern con.
veniences. Northwest corner 30th and o SITS, one
square up from st. cara iel.3ts
WANTED TABLE B0AkDERs AT el6 18TH ST.
w NV: Sl6 per month; families served at their
MONIES at the saaIe rate je2-3ts
RoARDERs WANTED-TEN OR FIFTEEN PER-
~ sons wanting Eirstciass Board, with rood rooms
and elegant beds at reasonable prices can be accom-
modated at the Bslvedere Hotel te2-3ts
GUNNER RATES AT HOTEL FREDONIA, H ST.
- oe, l3th and 4th. Table Board ego per month.
Nooms and Board ego and upward. according to size
and location of room. mYN-av
A FEW PLEASANT AND CONFORTABLY FUR
- nisned hooins with gas, good hotel accommoda-
uoha ~ Greatly reduced rates ter the summer can
oe nsd u ri est n.w my26-lm'
II AhGE, COOL. AIRY ROOMS, WITH BOARD Al
~ per day aud up; Rooms, so and 76c !; Furniched
ARsrsment Tor Housekeeping cheap. THu WEB
oAGn, oIS Ioth st NV myl7
ROAR G-LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED
~ ko9n with Good Board, NJ TIM Auburn +" Pa ave-.
cor syd st. NV; terms moderxtc. myl .3m
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THERE WAS soME TROUBLE

between them by her actions. l think
this winter his visits decreased. At times
she would say he was coming and he did
not come. When he got her drink at
Mingo be would 20 to the Kitchen, get the
drink, give it to her, then return 10 the
kitchen and throw the water out and set
the glass down on the kitchen table. Mr..
johnson, whom be Frank wanted her to
poison. has called to see her. Mr.. john
son called to zee her orce at home, but
he was not there. This was in May or
June. Belle was very sick when / got to
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FOUND DEAD.
AN UNKNOWN MAN GOBs TO HIS LONG
SLBEP
Under Rather Peculiar Circumstances, at BsnwoOd
An Eighth Ward Citizen Drops Dead
Wiihou, Warning.

The body of an sged man was found ~
ing in the base ball plot just above the
Riverside tube workp, at Benwood, be-
tween 8 and o'clock last evening TIE
body was discovered by a workman on his
wsy to work, who reported the find to the
piehtwatchmsn at the plant, who in turn
Immediately notified Squire Riddle,
wherenpon the latter, accompanied by @
number of others, repaired to the spot
where the body lay, and soon large crowd
of curicus people had assembled on the
scene.
animation of the body was made,
and as no evidences Of foul play could be di' :
covered, III WAS deemed OF necessary 10 hold
a formal irqusst. Il ID thought the man
died there some time the previous day, ss
the undertaken who took charge OF the re-
mains stated II as his belief that life had
not vet been extinct for twenty four hours
when the body was fouad.
The body wss lying in swsmpy place
and the clothing wss ated wltn
muddy waiter. Btside the body wsa
lying An empty bottle which bad evident
ly contained epi itous liquor OF some kind
The man had removed his shoes and hose
before he laid down to take his last long
sleep. Why he did this is certainly a
mystery.
No clue was obtained that would lead 10
the identity of the unfortunate man,
though memorandum book Was found in
one OF his pockets, hut it wss so water
soaked that 1t was impossible TO dec'pber
the writing on its pages.
the body is that of a man of perhaps
ffty.s;x years of aye, s;oully built and OF
medium height The face was covered
with gray whiakers. A man present
stated that be had seen the man working
oa the Uuicn bridge, while another man
stated that he had seen him working on
bridge ct Bellsire as a s.onemason or
carpenter. o..
Being in a weak. physical condition, 1t
is thought the unfortunate individual was
overcome, and died OF cold and exhaustion
or heart failure. A small amount Of
change was found in his pockets.
The remains we're taken to an under
taking establishment, where they will be
prepared for burial and remain several
days for Identification.
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INA SMALL WAY.
Tbs News of tho Day POintedly Para
RrAphed for Hssty Readers.

Tbs News of tho Day Pointedly Para.
Er~phed for Hssty Readers.
TaIs is st. Valentines Day.
WAS it a love message, or was it o
comic" ont?
JOHN MACK was arrested last evening
for whipping his wife.
The river marks on the landing last
evening indicated IL feet falling.
THREE deeds Of trust we're admitted to
record in Clerk Hooks Office. yesterday.
A SPECIAL meetipgof Council has been
called for this evening, for the transaction
Of general business.
WELCOME LODGE A. o. u. W., at Its
regular meeting last evening, initiated
eight new members.
BEN HOGAN is doing evangelistic work
at Youngstown, where he is filling the
jOu Opera House nightly.
The Shamrock baseball club will give a
hop at Turner Hall this evening. Mayors
orchestra will make the music.
THE jewellers will close their places Of
business this morning, in order to attend
the funeral OF the late Bsnedics Hebialk.
The glass houses are quite a good deal
disconnected Just row by a scarcity Of
soda ash, which appears TO be difficult to
get.
The Bachelor Club held its weekly hop
al Frauzheim's Hall, and a pleasant time
was spent by the assemblsge OF young
people present.
WHITE RIBBONERs are invited to st
tend a social meeting Of the W. O. 7. U
at the residence of Mrs. Emma Trimble,
No. So Fifteenth street, this evening at
7.30 O'Clock.
MRssRs. NEILL & ELIISGHAM yester-
ierday closed a contract with Paige, Carey
K Co. to furnish the latter IL, 900 barrels Of
Cumberland ce@ent, to be used in 1890.
Messrs. Paige. Carey x Go. last year used
IA. 600 barrels Of this cement.
A RUMOR ia again in circulation to the
effect that the Union Bridge and Terminal
Company has purchased St Johns Ger
man Lutheran church. Judge Cochran
said last evening that the Tumor was en-
tirely without foundation.
a HPENlAls TERM VI oAN W. VI bhc va
cult Court, Judge PAUL, convened yeater-
day and will be in session until the 2lst.
A chancery case was before the Court yes
tsriay. and several condemnation suits
will come up before adjournment.
THR old iron steps were taken out Of the
p. O. building yesterday and now TIE
gracefully winding stairway holds full
sway. The employees OF the building who
have to use the stairs will have their necks
twisted out of plumb in a week or so.
THRER disoTderlies were fined s. and
costs each in Police Court, yesterday
morning, which they paid. Another dis
orderly paid 81 and costs and q third was
fined 81 and costs. One drunk went to
the hill for fifteen days in default Of 81
costs.
THE Committee on Entertainment for
the Tfi State Sanitary Convention met at
the Chamber OF Commerce, last evening,
bot as only q few Of the members were
present 1t was decided to postpone the
meeting at the call Of Chairman Qlarrier.
Mr.. OaarIier will call the meeting to-
gsther next Monday evening at the same
place.
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POINTS on PEOPLF.
Movements OF OitiIene and the Coming an
noin0 ,,f Sfranrera

Movements OF Oitirens and ths Coming and
Going of Strangers.
Mr.. Geo. W. Taylor left last evening fol
Cincinnati.
Hon. Andy CLARK, Of Dean, W. Va, bat
arrived ia the city, stop ping at The HOW'LL
House.
Mr.. w. A. Hilton, representing the Lin
den wood perfumes, Of Jackson, Mich, "a
in the city.
Mr.. Clark Hamilton, Jr., left last even
ing for Philadelphia, where he gces en-
business for several days.
S. II. Alderman, of San Fran cisco, was
the only glass ware ard pottery buyer a,
the Mcclure House, yesterday.
Dr.. d. II. Taylor wss called to Geneva,
Neb, yesterday, owing 10 the illness Of
his brother-in-law at that place.
Mics Emma Ewing has returned home
from q two months visit to her sister, Mrs.
John II. Holt, ofHuntington, W. Va.
George W Maxwell, car inspector Of the
Ohio River road, is lying dangerously i'll
at bis home on Charles street, with pneu'
monia.
Rev. Geo w Grimes, of Thompson M.
f Church, ia fast recovering from his re-
cent illness, and will conduct services at
his church on Sunday.
Mr.. and MFG. James Nsill have returned
home from very delightful trip of about
two months through the South. Part OF
the time was spent 10 Mexico.
Col George Wesley Atkinson was one Of
the passengers for Clirksburg yesterday.
His trunk WAS checked through to Wash
ington, ID. c.. where he expects to 90 after
be leaves Clarksburg, TO ait in seat as
member OF Congress- of which the honestly
elected repres. NATIVE will have been
robbed.
Cards have been sent ont announcing tt e
marriage tf Mr.. Ffank X McConauehy, OF
Washington, Pa and Miss Flora n. Rel
", oil Wednesday, the u h inst, at the
residence of the brides parents in Port
lond, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs McConaughty
have a number of friends here who lin in
wishing them well.
G.. f. Milligan, Of PsrkeIsburg; W. O.
DAWSON, Keyser; J. Taylor, Toll Gate;
John A. sane7, New Cumberland; Rev
Il. T. Scinllin, OF Atbuckle; Geo. NJ. Joseph
and wife aud Miss Brown, Of MoIg'ntown;
". B. Shutileworth, Martins Ferry, ana
Chss. X. McDsrmott aud daughter,
Charleston, are the West Virginians at tie
S,amm House.
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THE KIKs' BENEFIT.
The Eagerly Anticipated Entertainment
To Come on To-Day.

The Eagerly Anticipated Entertainment
to Come on To-Day.
The event of which people have been
thinking and talking for so long, comes
of this afternoon. The original Madison
Square Company will present Jim, the
Penmap," and four prominent local anna
teurs will sing. In addition to these who
have already bten named, new singer
who has rot bee head here will sppear.
His name is kept secret By the Committee.
The Oae a Houee doors will open at 1920,
and the performance will begin at 80
sharp The vocal music ia first on the
programme. In addition 10 all these I'M
usually attractive performances, The Opera
House Orchestra, reinforced for the occa-
sion. will render an artistic programme OF
special music. and the house will he beau
tifuIIy decorated. The expert dec
orator brought from Pittsburg by Messrs.
House & Hermann for the purpose, began
work yesterday, and it is evident that the
decorations themselves will make good
show.
or the seats in the gallery $50 remain
unsold and are to be held for the accom-
mediation OF those who pay 80 cents for
admission to the gallery. This places the
general admission tickets at so cents Oh a
yery desirable footing. II ia tOregone
conclusion that the Opsra House will not
hold the people who desire to witness the
performance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14

Mr.. A. Allan Wheat, who recently sew
cred his connection with the Wheeling
Pottery Company, it il understood, will
Din with Mr.. Chss. II. H,ncher, Of the
firm of l. C. Dillon K Co, and 20 into the
iewelry bu;iaess on on extensive icile in
the building Immediately south Il the
REGISTER building, now occupied by Hob
stetter's saloon. 1t is Harmed they have
leased the building for term Of years
and will have it remodelled in the spring,
putting in handsome new front, and
making other improvements. Both gen.
tlemen are young and energetic and will
doubtless meet with eminent tuccess.