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COMMERCE OF THE ARGENTINE REPUBLlc.-
The bureau Of the American republics has re-
ceived dispatch from the Argentine Republic
giving brief summary Of the commerce Of
that country for the year ending June 80 last.
1t appears that, notwithstanding the revolu.
ton, the imports for the year amounted to
s175. .955, 1877 and the exports $159 627 ,814. The
wheat crop for the year has been enormous
and will probably be the largest ever
grown in the country. During the year
2s9, Ola immigrants landed at Buenos Ayres, Of
which number 109, ,243 had their passage paid
by the government. The population in Buenos
Ayres is reported to have Increased between
thirty and forty thousand during the year, l26
new streets being laid out and between eight
and nine thousand new buildings erected.
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Probably Fatal Fight I'm Church.

LOUISVILLE, kY., Dec. z6.-At a Christmas
entertainment at a church at Nabbs Station
near Jeffersonville "Wednesday night Joseph
Tafinger and Bud Robinson were probably
fatally wounded. The tight sprsng up an the
day school was being carried out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-26

PRESIDENTIAL APpo1NrMENTs.-The Presi-
dent has appointed Philip c. Garrett of Phila-
delphia to be q member Of the board of Indian
commissioners, vice Clinton B. Fisk, deceased,
and E. Darwin James Of Brooklyn to be men,
Der Of the same board, vice VIM. H. Morgan,
resigned. He has also appointed Joseph W.
Paddock Of Omaha to be government director
Of the Union Pacific Railway Company. vice
James w. Savage. deceased.
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Shot at a Chri-tmas Eve Dance.

DEs MoNEs, Iowa, Dec. 26.-Assistant City
Engineer b. Schreiner was probably fatally
shot by Jas. Dempsey at a dance early yester-
day morning. Dempsey is in jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-26

The bark Fred. e. Richards. from PhiladeI-
phia for Havana, was lost at 50 December u.
The captain and crew took TO the boats and
were picked up by the Spanish bark Felo, which
took them to brunswick, c., vhsrs they now
ere.
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MUST LEAVE CANADA.
An Insurance Organization Alleged 10 BE
Evading the Law.

Evsding the Law.
ToRoNro, Dec. 6.-There is much excite
ment in Canada over the affairs of the North
western Masonic Aid Association, whose head
quarters are at Chicago. The organization has
in force in Canada over 1000, 900 Of insurance
among the Masons. 1t has been doing purely
Masonic business in Canada, but il Is coming
to the knowledge Of the dominion government
that the association was accepting non-Masons
as risks in the United States. 1t was notified to
quit business in Canada or put up the statutory
IS, 000, 900 deposit at Ottawa. The latter Il
would not do, 30 it has been peremptorily mott
fed to withdraw from Canada. It Is said that
after withdrawal from Canada the association
can snap its fingers at the Canadian patrons
who have paid in many thousAnds Of dollars In
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Discussing the NeWfsundland Question.
Dunlsps Cable Dispstch 10 the Evening Star.
PANS, Dec. 26.-With reference 10 the state
ment Of Hon. Robt Bond, colonial secretary Of
Newfoundland, regarding the fisheries ques-
ton, the Steele draws attention 10 the fact that
the proposal to exchange the stretch Of coast
known e. the 'sFrench ehore" for certain ter
ritory in another portic of the island, does not
emanats from the Z ench government but
from the French con. I general Il St. Pierre
Aiquelon- The French government has mot
indorsed the proposal and the attitude Of the
French cabinet continues The same Il win mot
socept any pecuniary indemnity nor win Il ks-
ten to any scheme looking 70 the abolition Of
the bounties on the cod HkherissL There aleo
seems 10 be an unvilingne1 70 indicate THAT
sort Of territorial compensation would Be
deemed an squivalsut for The s.Frsnch shors."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-26

A New MNIsrER.-Mr. Benjamin Molina
GuirOla, the newly appointed minister from
Salvador, was formally presented to the Presi-
dent today by the Secretary Of State. The
usual formalities were observed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-26

NEW CHIEF OF DIv1s1oN.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has appointed Erastus 8. Rock
well Of New York to be chief Of division of
the sixth auditors Office, vice w. r. Compton,
resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-26

Nxw ORLxAxs, La. Dec. 96.-A match vas
arranged yesterday between Andy Bowen and
Austin Gibbons Of Pstterson, n. J., for purse
a q, 900; the loser 10 receive e50o. The mill
is to take place before the Audoben Club on
March 3. The men sre TO nght at LIS pounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-26

CHICAGO. Dec. S-J. v. Clarke, treasurer n
the Chicago Irish eviction una. ON IN. A, :,
the Irish delegates, Messrs o. Brien Diiio,, ,9 ~
4. ID. Sullivan, 7. O'Connor and Harr;ns,, ,
ton, Forwarded ei,2oo 20 the Dublin srnss
%r SIsr' NsSs sea aaN webb !. and p. Jo.sph Ksnnsy
Mccarthyite- Kenney h . Rnrnszlits - - hs.on99
variety. nAAo
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AuLErovx, Pa, Dec. 3s.-A : ,hoot,,.
match here yesterday afternoon : riss n s,'s
e.nos On ssmuei Dunn vas sociAsut.,1v dis-
ensrgsd xhile he We. IN ths set oe puttips or |.
- stosos sSons o:Esr % Ccn5sd, boy IN the crowd
hsad, killing him almost instsps,v 1o0sA N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-26

Unempaoyed workmen Demand Bread.
Dunlaps Gable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
VIENNA, Dec. 26.-A crowd Of unemployed
mother-of-pearl workers made demonstration
in front Of the home Office yesterday, clamor-
ing for Count Taafe and demanding work and
bread. As the count refused to receive them
to the police headquarters, intending to make
another demonstration there. but the gen.
darmes had little difficulty in dispensing them.
Thirty were arrested. Although they retreated
before the charge Of the police further trouble
10 expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-26
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Expert in Trousers.
d26 Cor. 9Th and g SITS. NV.

YTHEEQUITABLE wILLCoNTINUl
~ TO LEAD ALL COMPETITORS.
FRIDAY, Dec. :.6 1880.
The Equitable will lead all competitors in
1891 1t has done in 1890 There are many
reasons why it will do 50, the most prominent
Of which ars the following:
1t Is the most progressive!
1t Is the strongest!
1t pays the best dividends!
1t never contests it's policies!
IL pays promptly upon receiving proofs of
death!
II offers the most liberal policies!
Its dividends to poiicy holders are steadily in
creasing instead of diminishing with most
companies.
We will be glad to give you further informs
hon upon this vital subject of Life Insurance.
BOWES HALL,
The Equitable Life Assurance Society,
d26 LEG st. w.
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Killed While Taking HE Christmas Drive.
BrNoHAMToS, MY, Dec. 26.-wm. Carnevan,
a well-known and wealthy citizen of Susque-
hanna, was thrown from his cutter yesterday
and instantly killed.
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~ GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY,

Consisting of q 3-story brick build
ing on 9TH st. let. NJ and n sts.. il
offered for sale; 1t contains IA rooms,
including the store ON the first floor
and has all the modern improve
nents; tine lot is 24xl1O feet to q 10
foot alley; property under rent for
800 per month.
Price. 515. 600.
THOS J. FISHER b CO.,
1924 F st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-26

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, S796, ,249; customs, $697, ,45S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-26

K<BRADBuRH PIANOS
CIRCASSIAN WALNUT, ENG.
LISH OAK, MAHOGANY AND
ROSEWOOD CASES: SWEET,
SINGING QUALITY OF TONE.
AND PERFECT REPEATING AC-
TION.
MANUFACTURERS GUARAN-
TEE
SOLD ON $40 MONTHLY IN
sTALLMENTS, WITHOUT IN
TkREST
F. G. SMITH.
BRADBURY PALACE WARE
ROOMS,
d200 LIB PA AVE. n. W.
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&wANTED. By A RESPECTABLE WHITE
- man. place to do collecting; can give real
estate security to reliability bonds II necessary
prefer plnce with bank or breWing company. Ad-
tiress Box 81. Star ONCE. d:S-3ks
ND3. HAYWARD, 815 18TH ST. n. W.,
cures nervous affections in male o. female.
rneuniAttsn. neuralgia sciatica gout, tumory, &c.
Oldest eieSfrtcaan end only pbyGcian In city making
speciality OF electric treatment. dx3-lWs
RS BLACK HAMBURG GRAPES,
SGSHkoons. HUT Aoos. 1oA1oAs'
TERkApIy
CANVAS RACKS.
SHkn(Ps. SALMON. -.
Go0 j. l. TIBB4TS.
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STORM OvERCOAr.

The reather Is likely 70 continue cold;
~ sTs0p or ram; nOrtteytv rtsds.
WHAT DIFFERENCE
There u among lumber dealers. One firm, In
order to iyorease their business, will give yearly
credits. take houses in trade. deed Of trust
notes. &C.. and get big prices. Other firms will
sell only for cash, or to gilt-edge. short-credit
parties, and to increase thei- business will sell
LUMBER AT 81. .l5 PER 100 FEET.
LIBBRY. BITTINGER b MILLER,
HIGH GRADES OF LUMBER,
d26 9th st. and New York ave.
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N@OFFICE OF RIGGS FIRE INSURANCE
~ Company, Washington, d. CA dividend
Of three CD per cent has been declared, payable the
Office of the company, 1881 st. H. w., on and after
January 2 1901 70 tie stockholders Of record at the
fer books will be closed from December 90 1880 to
January =, lSA1-both days inclusive
BY order of the board of trustees
d26-6t Secretsry.
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THE EVENING STAR.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

III LSI<lh ~NOI ISIADs
9srHE AMERICAN SECURITY
TRUST COMPANY.
CAPITAL. sl.25oooo
Under sct of Congress approved October 1. 1880.
A. 7. BRITToS. C.J. BELL.
President. LIST Vice President.
PRRcY B. NETzGKK. A THOMAS.
Treasurer. I'd Vice President.
GEORGE Z EMMoNs,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
A. r. BRITroy. JAMES G. PAYNE,
JAMES z FITCH. n. W. BEyERIDGE.
". g. THOMPSON, CALEB j. MILNE.
HARRY y. WEST. WILLIAM NJ COATES,
ROBERT DORNAN, CROSBY s. MOVES,
WILLIAM WIENER, JOHN E. HERREIL,
HENRY 8. LOUCHHKIA. MARTIN r. MORRIS,
c. J. BELL. JOHN .. JENKS.
NJ n PARKER. ALAN ii. REED.
CHAs- C. DUNCANsOn. 9. s. SHARP.
CHARLES PORTER, DANIEL DONOVAN
A A THOMAS. BENJAMIN n. wARDER,
JOHN r MCLEAN. MATTHEW g. EMERY.
HENRY A. WILLARD. HENRY p. BLOUNT,
JOHN n. HUTCHINSON.
ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS OF MoHHY
payable by cherk without notice.
AUTHORIZED DY LAW TO ACT AS EX-
ECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR. GUARDIAN,
TRUSTEE, RECEIVER, ASSIGNEE. AND
TO RECEIVE AND EXECUTE TRUSTS OF
KvERY ID DESCRIPTION PROM TIE COURTS.
CORPORATIONS OR INDIVIDUALS.
ESTATES MANAGED. INCOME COL
LRcTRD. GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS
FURNISHED. LOANS SECURED BY FIRST
TRUSTS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUM-
BIA BOUGHT AND SOLD AND DEBEN-
rURB BONDS ISSUED BEARING INTER
EST AND ABSOLUTELY SECURED.
WILLS RRCKIPTED FOR AND KEPT
UEER OF AGENT FOR RELIGIOUS. BE-
NEyOIENT OR OTHER INSTITUTIONS
AND AS REGISTRAR OR TRANSFER
AGENT OF TIE STOCKS OR BONDS OF
CORPORATIONS. PAYING THEIR DIvI-
DESDs or INTEREST. IF. DESIRED.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT WITH
THE MOST MODERN SAFEGUARDS.
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE
STORAGE or PLATE. VALUABLE PAPERS,
FURNITURE. CARRIAGES or OTHERvAL
UABLE GOODS AT OUR FIRE-PROOF
WAREHOUSE. No. II4O 18TH ST. NV.
CALL AND SEE US. INFORMATION AS
AND BUSINESS CHEER
FULLY FURNISHED. d23-et
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LEGISLATIVE PROSPECTs.
Seven Senators Present and q Light At
tendance in the House.

NOT MUCH WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED UNTIL AFTER
THE EoLIDAYs-sENAToRs WILL TALK ON THE
ELECTIONS BIIL-DEBArE ON THE SHIPPING
BILL WILL DE EXTENDED IN THE HOUSE.
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OMAHA, NEB., Dec. 26.-A special from Pine
Ridge says the Indians in the Bad Lands are
still in council. COuriers came in yesterday
with news that Short Bull has said that if the
government will agree not to disarm his men
nor to take away their ponies he will come in.
The Indians holding out fear that they are to
be given oxen instead of ponies. A wagon
train left Pine Ridge today with camp supplies
for the ninth cavalry, which marched yester-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-26

DOCKS FOR PRESENTS IN POETRY HISTORY
ID BiOGRAPHY, Art AND FICTION
PLAINLY AND Elegantly bound
BOOkS EOR CHILDREN or ALI. AGRS
THE HOLY BIBLE IN MANY SIZES And
III BINDINGS.
DIARIES AND cALENDARS.
e. c. FURSEI.I.
sls-3&m.lp SIs ysh 4. Az.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-17
4 brilliant Reception.

Mrs. Mary a. FraIzheim gave q recep.
ton yesterday afternoon from 8 O'Clock
to 6 o'clock. 1t was Il Of the mos,
brilliant affairs ever seer in Wheeling
Three hundred and fifty ladies' attended,
The large mansion was brilliantly illu.
minated with gas and lamps in many
%coloIs. The parlors, dining room and
hall were richly decorated with a pro.
fusion OF cut flowers and rare pottcd
plants. The Opera House orchestra
added much to the pleasure OF the occa.
sion. The entertainment throughout
was on a scale almost without precedent
In Wheeling. Mrs. George Il. Taylor,
Mrs. W. \. Isett, Mrs. Jessie Berger and
Miss Betty Mcclure received with Mrs.
FranZheim. The ladies' assisting were
Mrs. Charles Burdett Hart, Mrs. NJ. L.
Cooper, the Misses shriver and Miss
Gussie Wright. The dining room was
in charge OF Miss Emma Stamm, Miss
Jennie Franzheim. Miss Katie Hazlett
and Miss Florence OFT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-17
NOTES Of NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and Movements Of noats.
The River Interests.

Stage OF Water and Movements Of Noats.
Tho River Interests.
The river was still falling last night
with II feet . inches in the channel.
The marks above indicated:
Brownsville, Pail feet / inch and
falling; weather rainy md cool.
M%orgautown, Pa feet s inches and
falling; weather cloudy and cool.
Warren, Pal foot 0 inches and ris.
ing; weather cool, light rains.
Pittsburgh, PA.-l0 feet 8 inches and
falling; weather cool and clearing.
The Rainbow as soon as she comes Of
the ways Mt Cincinnati will enter lbs
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trade, taking
the day OF the l.. A. Sherley, ~leayinl
Pittsburgh every Saturday.
Yesterday the G. W. Batcheller pass
cd up for pittsburgh.-The Ii. X. Bed
ford passed up at 0 a. m.-The keys.on,
State passed down ut 10 a. NTH,
Courier got away for Parkersburg q few
minutes after noon.
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BELI.AIRE.
AL Sorts Of Local News and Gossip FROM
the Glass City.

AL Sorts Of Local News and Gossip FROM
the Glass City.
Hon. William Iundy, OF this eounty, is In
town.
The Crystal Window Glass Company will blow
glass Tomorrow.
Louis Etzell, packer at lodefcr Bros. glass
WORKS, secured a Red Letter watch this week.
George Romicl, Cleveland & Pittsburgh yard
master, is on the sick list, threatened win fever,
Car Clerk James Geary, OF the baltimore &
Oh!o, who has been on the sick list, Is out again.
Counterfeit silver certificates are In circula.
tion. They are OF two md i've dollar dGnouina
lions.
Bentley Rardon died at the home Of his sister.
Nfs. sullivan, in the Fourth ward, aged thirty.
three years.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson aud Mrs. Jesse Kelly
leave Monday next for u visit 20 Los AngeleS,
CAL, relatives.
Nj. and Mrs. James Elton, Mrs. ". c. Dickens
and W. kemplc and daughter are IN Pittsburgh
attending the Exposition.
Mr. George Robbins and family. who vent to
LahcaSter, o., nave returned to Bcita!rc again.
and VIII make this their horrc
The railroad building through this county Is
destroying some OF the county roaos, and the
farmers who use the roads are complaining.
Arch Kelsey was In the city yesterday with
apples. he having u great many on his farm near
heIsey. lie has wlolcsslcj several loads here
at SIS per barrel.
Mamie. q little daughter OF Mrs. Joseph Nc.
pona!d. got hold OF a bottle OF ammonia and
drank Il. The child saf not swallow, and Is IN
a prccarious condition.
William Piper, OF the Buckeye Lantern Com.
paiiy. mud Mis- Amelia Hecker, daughter OF Fred
Hecker, were quietly married by Rev. Mr.. Wirzt
at his homo Wednesday evening.
Tho Continued rains and high river have DAM.
aged the work OIL the Ohio Valley milroad Ter.
ribly. The contractors all lose heavily, Ms
much OF the wo.kh MS TO be doac over again.
The First NJ. Z. church was crowded 10 over.
No~ing last night, n6iFiihsiRHdsn ING the weather, |
to hear Bishop Thoburn, a great many strangers
being In attendance. The occasion was one long |
10 be remembered, and was u royal Treat for ali, |
4 show window on Belmont street is fitted IN
with the products OF the John Neif farm, cab.
oase as big as a tub, eleven. pound beee, huge
turnips and pumpkins, cduliiower, twelve.
pound turnfps. rs we'll as all kinds of new SCUM |
Ingredients OF fine quality.
MI. Sialey Creamer and Miss Annie Fowler
both OF Key. were married In til. parlors at the
WINDSOR hotel yesterday by Rev. Mr.. Lane.
Ihey were accompanied by friends and relatives
IN bugg!esr seven or eight In ull. and they made
luitc u procession and wcro having a gay time
IN spite oil the rain and mud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-17
To tho Ladlcs.
THE WHEELING
INSTALMENT CO.,
1885 10 ll40 Market Street.


Begin the week by calling hero IA.
mos!ow!-iou can't do b~ettel-The
Eoyus W. onerm oH HaIS never fsen
a my nose, WI, seosssiu III .I,B clsy,-Not
sasas VII %ae sGG ;oSHH . goods that
yo ~, w Ia o ma m,ii on az .is1 e'"Ss store
M 'ua. W. VIII vner ',ct. AZ prices
,nas ~ .duui u ptV XII a. ~ hf't class
housG vuss'ud ni tn,smuoous OF every
uesc.ip.l;1ih w. w. W.. u"' an,,asnse ss0ckem.
osaee s W.. 10 n.iaas Nv aVo"s hatt Their
hc1ua' wo'.'nn ".eI ms away uowht hia
can ntane ,nore money by
eattias hesu u5 .aaa You ever
peioiI !, n ~ n aaO ~. ~ " maxi Our
s.1,e - .do so Toi iJ' h ,nS Sgcnnonilcal aud
",Ie q" na;,;n"t o n" "r uT1'ass are ftIed
uP '.o.u ~ - represent
youi en Thou u 800. IN Me ses nutliH this
mse, ooa All oshefehSG be-
49, M. ttrhnn,i bo ,So you II pay
e enaJ;, 81 ,hasa wh, ,o, p'aoSV 10 the
ea"uss q, os1 wy. Iii, "@o au'ahtaSo Of
occoaiom NJ n lila i'm" ,hot vow nm.sls az
uoahao,aToaaI r"me oa UH cTn well
nvS. ~ ,oo,ov IL I, " T.. utaere Is
anwo' 's ~ !" '"c early
eon.u'o'
WHEELlN1 lNelALMENTCO,
BY far the lowest prices ever placed on
equal values WIN, loI nus week only, PIE.
Sail mr. ~ 49, ndmHa asmE. arc
ae eei, ;n. ~ s%c Juo u"'ly thas our
ssou = sSa;,;nI .onmniaa~ nNgv',l1c aS
~ man Nuo,I"aHop wi'l, "noJs To"ete SIM
r ~ ,nos. onI hsst assor,oI y; ~ STOCK
luz .nes;stsu" Of En- ,nitnra ~, ~ III i'e ely
rsrHr, ~ hlLGs-
;ah;nS GooJs ~ ,hn MOTT iiatSpuse'iut'
Tinns, Gn;sh and snS,,no, i"1'e made
n,ust i hs rnloadeI1Tn nIaim quality
m uo,o uu an must coli anJ | .oii esytyi,isy
w. on%,t ,"s. an~t;maMGoodiq ulcAIy,--
wv; IVY fa0,or ,Lon w. con %Hus a'e atfS'
cssods snrh as wa IondIo N rnn tle'l-
s ""1" %a,ro "ot N mnto ;,quIte roo@,
1n ,eue tbronnh orr nave,
s,Nn,' and mails s%rraerr, a5 Immense
So "lIns aeunGliohsa al
aJun,;,r ;nnI,So. 80. "1.lnlS great
W. 0tnr,aJ ~ raJ,,ca Wy ueplrlllght-
n,ue;t ;n monnor ~, r Ia "in "sAaSs
unsnnsair tha nom;nn , "ML ot,tHI you
tuniiu cnt nr;ces IN hs,t w., Ye%'
;un i Won don,t cot dnnhla ronr SSa nost.
ue,th hove Inr;Sc th;s rsJr CHt moneys
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-17
Sold Beer without II license.

Josiah Morrelli, the Italian who keeps
q boarding house over the creek, and
who was arrested for selling beer with.
out n license, was fined by Mayor Sen.
bright $40 and costs yesterday. His
brother, Tony Morrelii. was dismissed.
Later Deputy U. S. Marshal Robinson
arrested Morrelli on n charge of selling
beer without a government license, and
he was required by u. S. Commissioner
Campbell to give $500 bail for his appear.
auce at the U. 8. Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-17
GEN. GREEN b. RAuM
To Speak at the Opera House Saturday
Evening.

To Speak at the Opera House Saturday
Evening.
The bare announcement that Gen.
Green B. Raum, w. S. Commissioner Of
Pensions. will speak at the Wheeling
Opera House Saturday evening. will no
doubtdraw acrowd which will pack the
house to the door. The old soldiers,
particularly, will be anxious to hear
him, while the general public w~illdoubt-
less regret only that the house is not
much larger. General Raum is in the
city on businesa, but at the solicitation
OF the Republican committee he has
consented to make this speech. He has
not been heard here since the campaign
OF 1850, when he was here on business
as Commissioner OF Internal Revenue,
and made a speech in the old court
house which YVES tne Of the hest OF the
campaign aud is yet remembered by all
who heard it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-17
ly3o
MARTINS FERRY.
Wooed md Won under DiIlcultlcs-Othe
Incnl N.,,

Wooed md Won under Dinlculties-Othcr
Local News.
Mts James Ellis Is visiting relatives at New
Maftinsyillp.
Hon. ". a. Hunt. OF tho Belmont Chronicle,
was III town yesterday.
The country band Of Isl Perkins" attracted as
much attention yesterday Ms Il circus parade.
There was n large audience last nIghL, The
ilnehatt OPEN Company tomorrow hight, will
be the next attraction.
About thirty Martins Ferry people attended
the funeral o! Mrs. W. !. Tweed, ~atsteubenyilIe
Yesterday; This was the second death in Mr,
Tweed's family inside OF Il few weeks, his little
child dying here. The deceased was a daughter
Of Mr. William DarrAh, residiUg near Martins
Ferry, anu u sister OF Or. J. W. Dafrat, the drug.
gtst. ehc was 90 years old and had many iriOuds
hereabouts.
Gen. c. u. GsoSvcnOr will sneak IN the opcra
house. In Martins Ferry. on Thursday evening,
October 80. General Crosycnor Is n Congress
man, Is n iltst class orator aud will draw All i'm.
nense audience. It. is too bad the Opera house
Is not t0ur times as large. Remember the date,
October. 30. Gen. William Gibson. the silver
tongued orator. will speak at Barnesyillc soRe.
time during the campaign. lion. {. l.. Poor.
man and Hon; AT. Mckelyey will address a
rouslng Republican meeting al Colsrsiu on Fri.
day evening, October u.
a rather sensational marriage occurred last
night ht lhe residence OF feleg lIi!l, on Eos;
Penn street, near McCord.s brIcx, Ia Martins
Ferry. The contracting parties were John Geer
anu Miss MARY. Hlili. deer. lives III u trading
boat with bis father. near the Buckeye GAS
works. lie met Miss Hill some weeks ago and
wooed aud Won her amid great difficulties. Mr,
anu Mrs. Hill protested agnins, the marriage,
and made life unpleasant for the young couple,
When the girl told her parents that she would
be married 10 Gcer MIS-. Hill gave her a sound
thrashing with Il broomsiick and Mr.. Hill used
aThip, 50 report says. The girl left home and
went 10 tigers bnst gu tuesday, anu the pros.
p~eetiyeGroom went 10 Steubenvillc that day 10
get u license, hu. failed. The parents Opposed
the marriage up 10 that time, aud the Couple Or.
ranged Tor an elopencnt, which did not ma.
terllize. Hill threatened 10 have them arrested,
tho gill being Only sixteen, md Gecr told him
to ctaES his whip. On Wednesday, however. a
reconciliation took place. the parents giving
their consent, aud the young couple spent the
evening NJ Hills.
Yesterday morning Geer went TO St. ClaIrsyille
In company with Andy Taylor, hero they nur.
chased Il license, and Gcer was the huppiCst man
IN town when lie returned. The marriage took
place last evening IN the presence Of Il number
o. trienls: Seer is twenty-five years old, and
| old,