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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

Rad J. r. xerntyrs's "a. In REGARD % forF
Townsend and fors Aasssss property.
Chaplin a wlsaa. a'soraeyest-saw. eAse ~
moved 70 room IL ktttlnxer eacck- nora wezf
corner sousn ssccnd and wsshinsscn-
psaeh 1res materials reduced o. ne MIA
srsss rssaessoos in ssiss esrias ne saSs
Chester Cl~Ary.
New vie~trsaes .rsnn.nss arrived COG elsr
new stoee Chester C.sAry.
s-,.e nlraehea table eanaak reduced 10 g NC
~ me sale Ches.ez Iseary.
ssss A ies Of slf-woat. vide tress msi<sias
reduced O. 80 st the sale. Caester cay
sc rurkey-r~d table dAsnAAA rrta sf tss
sale Caesssr Cleary.
Sc gfac OF - inch. all WOOL pasifs rsfsrssi
% ae q sAs sac CAssses siessy
oar ssorv 10 net resdy tor as 1cets are par
fus Ia urea us from al Girscuoas - we Are
snrpeH 20 sarssAee them CAesser Csearv.
n hesvy extra large sssea srsesf- Sasssrr
C1eary.
rs,ssrs sasn Chester Clear.
A. w- ell for cash ealy. ear prices a-s Always
tA< laussk Chester Cleazy.
Cse pArev - sep . . saaasA
Nee ella str1pe<s hAnnea& Chesssr elsass
ssr lice Ut heavy white ee<aspssAsA saes-
ter cseASy-
fae. cA<rh Sasas.asa chess<s Clesry.
81. A sSrsaeh nne CANAAN towel fancy
ber1sn CHESTER cisAzy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

Valley City Camp No. 8. Sons Of Vet
Grams, viii b Instituted ct Slaughter this
evening By delegates from George H.
Thomas Camp No. 7. 9. Of w., Stevens
Post No. 1. O. A. r.. and Miller Post
No. 81. @. A. r.. Of this city. and
Custer Post. @. A. r.. OF Tacoma. The
Seattle delegation, thirsy-five strong. viii
leave here on the O'Clock train. The G.
A. r post and the new camp Of Slaughter
have made elaborate preparations for re-
'osiving the visitors and good time ID
counted upon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

The cost bill of the superior court from
March 8 to April 8 has been completed
The total cost IL $S.si2l6 Following are
some Of the more important itsmse Pay
OF jurors. s2.oat: bsilifs. slla; taI&smen.
s22s 50; King county in account With Clerk
OF Court Holmes. $i6s.4o; in account with
sheriff McGraw, S3no.05.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

The West Street a North End Electric
Railway Company yesterday ordered
twsivs cars--four open and eight closed
from the Pullman Company. The cars
will be finished in mahoeouy and burr OAK
and VIII b the finest street cars west oil
ChicAeo. They are TO b delivered In July
and August This order completes the
requisites for the new electric line.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

The City OF Latona was succssso Aly
launched 1t Latons yesterday. This beau.
tiful little steamer is 60 fest long and II
foot beam, and has seating capacity for
IS persons. The City Of Latona will ply
between Latona and the wharf ct the end
Of the Lake Union car line. making half.
hourly trips between $50 = m. and Q p. m.
The machinery IL very fine piece Of work,
and was made and put into the steamer by
local machinista.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

a ssvsrs Geld Cared In Two Days' Time.
vas troubled with severe cold and cough
and On the recommendation OF Messrs Wegman
Il Wire. druggists. al this place. pnrch ased Z
bottle Of Caamterlains Cough remedy, AID in
two days was completely cured ! most sin
cesely recommend this vsiushla remedy 70 any
OF nay friends who ere suffering with cold. G.
l. Hockstt assistant cashier Clinton County
National Bank. Wilmington. O. 0eent and 81
bottles for sale by all druexists. stewart 4
Holmee Drug Company, Wholesale asenta
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A YIn GI.nYE ExrERr.

We have . grand hid glove department. We
are cole agents Tor the celebrated p. Ccutems n
. Co. Md giovcs. We also carry . fuil line Of
Posters hook gloves and various other MAKES.
All sloveo asfod 10 the hand q the counter by Z
r Centemsri Co New York hid eicvs expert
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
j SUPERIOR COURT
| Mullarky's Two Juries
Come In.
-
DIFFERENT vERosoTs.
rlr6s Hin Gsflsy ssd shs OsAss
- ouf'sy--civu Suits rrssd-C1ty
Nu,ts1peA-sssa0er LSbsaoA.

= Z 10 juries in the Mullarky assault
fnnIly came to N agreement after
- ten out for thirty snd tWenty-feur
- ruepee1vely. The frst indictmsnt
49, 1luilasky guilty u simpie asssnit.
upon The second ons he was pro-
- po& guilty. A motion wss q once
~ nsw tF1sl IN the Arst case. which
4 15i11 LIcbtsnberg set for . hearing for
81 ~ morning. April n
scpor sEnA1rou's psPAHSMKrr.
nit was on trial yesterday before
IS ~ etsstton, brought by W. r. Nichols
- d. r. B. NJ Miller. The trial dis
61 that during December. i6se. DR..
l6r porehaDd Of the plaintiff two lots II
<y's addition on which mortgage of
8 = : third party vas due and also .
assessment Of ei75. The puFchase
4 4 ihs property was s. 100. on which
III SOS. the mortgage bsins alter
MID. and before the SUIT was
~ The case resolved Itself into .
- Of fact. the only dispute being
e whether defendant owed plaintiff
p SIS. The defendant claimed that
8 - $50 1t one time, leaving but SIS
uhich be afterws5d rendered to plain
40 refused to accept the sum. The
- admitted the mortgage having been
~, hit said there was yet due him the
ut q grade assessmeut, which be had
- 10y oatis6ed and looked 10 the DE-
11et tor payment A verdict for SIS
q = ou1urnsd.
- tsiaI Of Charles Enos ssainst the
sound Shore road was commenced.
- -
~ e adjournment was 1t hand and
- otsatton continued the ease unsii
$500 morning next The plaintiff
k1 Ne suit 70 recover the value Of
- household goods which had bsen
lDpod prepaid from Michigan 70 Seattle
I'D ~ Days prsvious b tl,e fiss Ct last
1ma When plaintiff demanded the goods.
lhoeumpany refused 70 deliver them until he
! ~ paid further charges Of ia. 50 which
~ sompany demanded. This he refused
q -, claiming that he did not havs
r. money. The fire destroyed the
yorly and now the plaintiff II suing
> recover 1915, value claimed on his prop
~. The plaintiff claims that inasmuch
= - charges were prepaid In Michigan,
- company II guilty Of conversion, the
ooa6e having been demanded and refused
l1)puo he drs occurred. Manager Nsdeau.
= ~ Sound Shore road. Vas called 70 ths
utqnl. Is wss claimed b. him that the
unrood agent Ii Michigan had billed the
oDods through at too low rate. This rate.
~ claimed. was not In conformity with the
1F1nscontinentai association rsts>. which
oocountsd for the extra charges ct this end.
~ Puget Sound Shore. be explained, was
noiine undsr IN arbitrary rate Of the North
N Pacific. and was forced to carry il out
\ a casss. At the conclusion OF Mr..
Nodeau's testimony court adjourrsd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

NeeAeAise PrSssstaas Church Nsv1ng Out
81 lts Canvas Tabernacle.
The organ. pews and other furniture 81
The Methodist Protestant church were yes
terday moved from the tent on second
street. near Madison. 70 the basement Of
The new church on Pine and Third streets.
Until the compilation Of the auditorium.
which viii be abont three months. services
viii Be held in the Sunday school room in
the basement. which viii hold about 800
persons
The old tent will BE torn down immed-
lately and sold. II Is not an impossible
event that the tent may get into the hands
Of some saloonkesper in some logging
camp. which would b very great come
down indesd for the tent that has held 90
many church goers. A few months ago
the CsemoSne theater tent on South Fourth
street, which sheltsred for some time low
variety show. was changed TO Gospsl tent
and the rUvoFDe may possibly happen %
the Methodist Protestant tent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
RrnrcEn RATES rAn.

ne Northern Pacific II now selling Ayss-ciaal
limited uekets through 10 Chicago fSf 81; SEC
ond-claaa 90. These Are the lowest sases nov
IN ed0ce A. Chiieerg. city ticket axent rs
second street. Boston block. \ fonktns dspos
nrhet aren't seattle
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SEw 6oorS
GRAND DISPLAY

Are pouring In upon us for all departmental We
experfed car rev stare would be ready. We
y III snersfSce them Chester Cieary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19


RSans DsowD 1sS uanAssOe 80 Co.
Uo41o0D BuhSaAnD.
Plans Tor ths grand stand st he new
besehan grounds On Madison struee ~
non eefng preparsd By Archissct 6killtnes.
IL > psopoesd - make The grand stand act
only co0mA1io0s and roomy. ut also
moet unosual ana novel IN design fhs
SsOsn1 plan um cover m arsa ooxDo isea
= -. end yin b q The SHAPE q . csss-
osnt WITH - points cut al
On IL 6rss 1oor Win b lafEs room for
n players. commodious hall and di.
rector room The second story. which
VII b h main door. viii ssst 1 30 pr
soma Leading from this Aooe 10 III rod
VIII b stairway and In the front along
The side facing coward he hall grounds yin
b Ten o. fifteen private hoxss for parties
q froU nv 70 I'm persons.
On the fruat towards The street there
VA - hsndsoms entrance With ticket
odlcs attached. and over this viii Be Q
ladies' waiting room Reaching high allows
thess rooms viii b tower surmounted..by
lockout and 6ag stan.
The stand viii b commenced inme-
diatsiy md VIII b completed in six
weeks.
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Nrx srIY Hrs,rRY.

OF uev ersss massrss,s. s;lk. vesvssA paushsa
and woossn sress fahrics. ,uss In Chester
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We received fve cases Of neg scssery. tss'
hlaek. sa.k. isle. ingram. cossrn. etc. Sassss'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

| Price List
INVESTMENTS
oFrERxD N
| 0s.vGsJ@Gn.a,s
CURRENT WEEK
| Son 1(1fl-rvo loss. sosthvsss cosaer
Front anA esnses streets: .
/ 6Ds business lecaS1oa. The corner viii -
| seld ios oosoo and The fns,dA ine tSnon
81. 6OO-Bdek building. shrss ..er'ss
.and basement, corner south
Third and Main sreefs. Leased for 81. 80 per
sannum. This b on ground leased fos IS yesn
u sNo per month. !.
| &36 000 -Cernsr 10 end fourstosy busi-
vOsSO nsss block (beade rssidsncs
| In the rear, Building rents for 1850 per an
num-
| &26 0fl0-TulI lot on south Second street
V~s~SV between Main and Jacksou
Cos nnn-rn,ysv at a. v,.s 80 = Front
vSSsV0U street. between Madison and
| Spring
| Moe nnn-y.n l.. "a .n,....o,, n,.,r...
.v.O'o0O block on Front street. renting
| for Sl,eoo per annum.
| 600 gen-rx. A. vr.,.r frnna an ws,.
| VAVSOOV -. i,l.ra :, $40
|
vzOsOOO bries y.rds on the sound. 10
Gated :. rvelve-ni,e poln. rvervthlnr q IN
70 .el, . iosrsh o. aan Interest 70 |. reliable and
| practical man. This 10 . rare opportunity.
| G1o nnn-Two ises. corner Of Front ana
VAOSOOO Kaxle streets Tie inside win
y sold separately '0f ~" ana the corner i0f
sa"oos
| &lQ fl10-six dwellings and two stores,
vAOsOSS rsudns ioe scac PER month: 10
:" '.'
BIB 00O-bnckysrd weaFeqsipped ana
In running orders new nar
chinsEy; capacity, $500 per day: With twenty
.n,..,s Nm :. .,,.s,-.. $780, 49,, ' ~ !.
Sl6.OOO-oninsie miii' ON sne vasef
mont near sssuae' issess I'M
. 49," $500. e ..a ' 49,, ,s ~. =.
co.ctv. sso ~ 49,.
|
ll.OOO-.wo 'oo sno e'sn..sooom 3.een
| basemens. rss. electric iiRhk vsser. burelar
alarm, barn, fruit, ETC., second door north or
George kinnssrs resaasncs-
| E10 R00-Two iots, with GOOD rsGidsncs,
v northwest corner spring and
| 8lO.OOO-Lose oo new aos eae souee ana
enx-foom residences nersneAss
! houses rent for 500 per month.
VOSOVV seu,heass cernas runsh ina
rAarrv. thn rhodr,e-s p~sidanse v,ov,~~ev a. thn
| ETY. -
| 30 enn-rvo ,ct. .>6 nav Once, Ann.
house q rooms, on Temperance
street. together With ues barn; this property
| 40 o M , =. .. =. street. ,..,
Harrison with three houses. each
.s... i .rsa.a.
49,. 's.''' '' john md 0'.''' '''.''A
~, OOO A. N. urs ~ N. s.s,,s -.
shore d Eastern railroad
| ~ 90 r.. ,o.. ..,.h~... 1880.
~ .VUV T-.,,,h "a co,rrh,. .,-....
| se.ooo-s..s', .s... :. .,:A s.... a..
most .s's'a'.. a.''.'' '.''.
VOsOVV hons fbaah ana pantxv,. ON Yisht
! strest. near Rsnnhlioan.
So'ooo seventh u: md s s.s'.s .s sss'' .
XC.UUU ana sSvsnsS srssS e w. pePo'
~O'ooo ssas'oi Tenth and s'...a.asss
ssss.s '; xs s,s.'.s -: :ss ssss''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

Nm. c. p. Stuart, Of 400 Hayes 81. writes. ~
hsve Tor yeau had spells OF indigestion and die
pspsia. and tried neariy everything. Finally
took vel known sarsapaxi;lA u eansed PIN
pisst hssAk ont on my face vithostheipins ma
Hearing that Joys Vegetable Saraapar!ils did
Dot consain mineral, and might oct Ai6ersafly.
isent for IL The pimr;es disappeared iEmedt
atsly. and hsd no more returns Of the old
spslia." Although The above was written . yees
go. Ma Stuart nov atsesss the permanedcy its
eGscA Says she takes IN occasional dose -
suppress . symptom of resnru and that she be-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
Cowboy Tournament
undss the auspices OF ths southern sad North
western Cattle Associas on
| Race tract, Seattle April q.
FIESTA DE- VAQUEROES!
The Knssssaiument viii consist OF
FANCY RIDING. HORSE RACING.
90 pure fos Gov hersss bali nsle ana
repeat Open 70 ALI
lassoins and Tieins Down Of
Wild Cattle.
80 Oil - ssvso By The naaassaent % aay
cns preiucinS horse tsas ssoor Ncsnei Tspts
cxnncs sf1sA
conYeee hes,veen merican Wanna.
Contest between Mexican Vague
roes and Cow Boys.

RreAkfus ana Riata9 Wiid Bronccs Also.
shs tnrllirs asa reals ie scene Of Hosdinr up
a ssAee In tars this rsrscrmaSce Vii Be eaGal
q s~ry rsseect 70 rae Wild West OF tae famous
naSaio Bali
Lee ocen o. O'Clock p "a. performances
rncu N eaezs q, 30 shArn Admission 50 cents.
res,ar~r - renA Trains iesse every hall boar
sx,- tire cnauraess 4 Pnxes sand shore r.
Fs-s a e~ass rca a tesr Tae raiisoAi GOA.
renv hss also axrxn get 10 ran spesgA ~ rafs ex-
cprsscra tron al psssuts aions tAssf une.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
ACTION roa rlvoscE.

Cordslia II. Manwaring has 6isd Q suit
Tor divorce against her husband. John c.
Aanwaring She alleges that they were
married 1t Victoria. r. c., IN March. 1854.
and that aimee their marriage he has treated
her cruelty: in addition 10 which be has
faied to render proper support she asks
decree in her favor. and that her maiden
nams Of Cordelia II. Miles b ressored 70
her.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
A 6OO-Pound Man
A Hat! A Haiti!

Nv kingdom Richard Ill living these day. The
Richard would satisfied until the best
and mos fashion .he h., made Dunlap uae,s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

The steamer Detroit plying between
Sound points. was liheled yesterday. the
papers heing hled with Clerk Hopkins. Of
the United States dissrics court The
Claim was brought By OTTO Olsen aud Ole
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04


There have been received at the Cath
cdral, direct from Paris, three very
handsome statues. which have been UNI
packed, and will be placed in position
ON either side Of the altar Saturday. ON
the afternoon Of which day they will be-
first seen by the members of the congrc-
CATION. The figures are Of exquisite
workmanship. life size, or little larger
in their proportions. and represent the
Savior, ST. Joseph and the Madonna
and Child. Easter Sunday, they will be
seen TO perfection. and there is no doubt
but that they will be greatly admired
by all.
The new figures take the place Of the
old ones, which have done duty In the
religious services at the Cathedral for
many years. The selection reflects
great credit upon Mgr. Sullivan and the
other Church dignitarieS who exercised
their taste in making a choice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
Anew oil Company.

The great success OF the Wheeling
gentlemen who made recent invest
ments in the Eureka oil territory. in
Peasants county. has led to the form
alton of a strong company. stock in
which was being taken very rapidly
about town yesterday, The gentlemen
at the head of the enterprise have
secured lease on nincty-acro tract
not far from the two Brothers and Big
John wells in the heart of the choicest
oil territory In the district, and shares
were snapped up In lots ranging from
one share to twenty shares to man.
The minimum amount Of stock is Sl5,-
600 and the maximum 100000, and ac-
tive operations will commence as soon
as possible
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04

Three certificates of incorporation
have been issued by Secretary of State
Walker, as follows:
Etna Oil and Gas Co.. organized with
PittSburg capital, for the purpose OF
conducting any or all business connected
with or incidental to the production,
transportation aud marketing OF oil or
gas, The Office Of the company Is to be
kept at Farmont and the capital stock
is $40, $50. with the privilege of increaS-
ing TO 100000.
Harrison County Development Co.,
which is empowered to do general oil
and gas business, also to mine and
/ handle coal. iron ores and other miner
ais Clarksburg will contain the prin-
cipal Office of the company, which has a
capital of $4,000 held principally in
New Hampshire. with the privilege OF
| increasing the same to $500, 600.
The Ronccverte Mining and Manu-
I featuring Co. is empowered to quarry
stone. mine iron ore and other minerals,
Smelt iron ore and manufacture iron and
steel, manufacture timber and doa geu-
eral selling and manufacturing busi-
ness, Tho office will be kept at Romeo
ycrtc, where most Of the capital Of 80,
| 800 j. held.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
The Bridge Company Case.

Arguments were commenced, in this
case before Judge PAUL, yesterday
morning at half-past eleven o'clock,
Mr.. Hubbard making the opening argu-
ment for the plaintiff Company. He
was followed, at two o'clock, by Mr..
Russell for the Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge Company, and Mr.. Hubbard
closed, beginning his speech about a
quarter of four. The jury went out
shortly after five o'clock. returning after
i few minutes and requesting to be dis
missed until this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
BROWN, THE MIND READER.
The Psychological Wonder of the
Age

The Psychological Wonder of the
Age.
Many will no doubt remember the APP
pearance in Wheeling some years ago OF
a young man who gave a wonderful and
interesting exhibition of mental phe-
nomeua termed mind reading, which
was widely commented upon and regard
ed by all who witnessed iI rs most mar
yelpus and extraordinary, This same
Young man, j. Randall Brown, the pio-
nccr mind reader, the only original tho
tutor Of the late W. Irving Bishop, whose
tragic death In New York last May l.
still fresh I'm the memory OF all. will APP
pear at the Opera House next Monday
and Tuesday evenings, in his maryelou,
experiments in mental biography and
excmpifcation Of the latest refined Spir'
itualiStic phenomena.
Mr.. Brown it is said. has developed
his powers to wonderful degree, and
his SeanceS Monday and Tuesday even
ingS will far exceed his previous efforts
i'm Wheeling. lie will be assisted by an
attractive and fascinating little lady
Lille Nav Brown. matcrializing medt
inn. presenting some very strong phases
OF mcdinmShip. Mr. Brogn is great
enigma, and puzzles his audiences be
F0ph meASHrl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
4 New Railroad Rule.

All minors making application for en-
pl0yment to the Ohio River Railroad
Company are now required to file a
written release from their parents re-
licving the company from liability for
damages in ease the minor should be
injured while in the employ of the
company. Heretofore the company
has been reluctant to employ minors
on account of their liability for dam
ages. and they have adopted this new
rule for the purpose of relieving the
company from liability in case Of acct
dent and for the further purpose Of
giving employment to many young fell
lows whom otherwise they would be
compelled to refuse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
GREATEST BARGAINs EVER OFFERED
Boots ond Shoe on Cheap Count

Boots ond shoes on Cheap Counter.
Ladies' fine kid shoes Csc, regular
price $500.
Misses fine kid and goat shoes AZ
Sl.l2, worth Sifs,
Children's fine spring heel shoes at
4Tc.
Ladies' soc. rubberS reduced to 93c
Mems fine calf shoes. hand welt
every pair guaranteed, at s., worth
$3.50.
Mems genuine calf boots AT Sl.9S.
Mems first quality gum boots at Sl.9S.
Mems solid leather broganS at Sl.0O.
Boys solid leather working shoes 75c.
At HaScnauer'S. 1O4S Main street.
Try our Ladies' Cincinnati shoes, at
Sl.75. Beat anything ever offered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
\ New Organization.

The new organization. the Pythian
SiSterhoOd. met AT the hall of Balti-
more Lodge, X. of T., last evening, and
elected the following officers. Z. e.,
Mrs l.. Habcriicld c. c., Mrs. Amanda
Graves: V. c. Mrs. Adam Rottmire;
Prclate, Mrs. John Koch: Mistress OF
Exchequer, Mrs. James Roberts; Mis-
treSS at Arms, Mrs. Caleb SylviS; As
SiStant Mistress at Arms, Mrs. William
Millcrd: |. c., Mrs. Henry Eberling;
G.. G. Mrs. Morgan McGranagan; or
ganist, Mrs. Ed Haynes. The next
meeting will be held next Tuesday
evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04

Feared by Bismark's resignation. but
genuine slaughter In prices is now raging
at the clothing establishment OF NJ
Heyman. and will continue for the neXt
thirty days.
CHupREN'~ SUITS. 20 different styles
age 4 To r.. fancy and plain, at Sl.50
also handsome line. -.
SEE OUR - SUITS made OF gooo
Worsted. Chcyiot and Cashmere mater
ialS, % saving OF : To - on every suit
A>SoRrAbNT l'NrEECEpENrEp IN
Boys wear. Good Stylish SuitsS3.
CoSFlENArIoN SUITS, most rpmplct,
lime in the city, OF very best fabrics, ant
unqncstionahly Low prices.
MINIS SUITS, all styles Al loves
prices. Good Strong Working suits 800
PANTS OF every description. oar eel
cbrated 3jc Knee Pants cannot be beat
FrRNISmING GoopS. We have a com
pletc line. Good Working Shirts 35c
French Flannels 75c. Best soc Unlaun
dried Shirt i'm the city.
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100 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
Nemsnnner Changes.

Ii is on dit that one or two newspaper
changes are to take place in a short
time The report goes that Mr.. Austin
Beach, the City Editor Of the Intcliigell-
Ger. is toretirc. giving place to Mr.. VIII
5. FariS, the former City Editor. who
left his old berth about the middle Of
last August to take charge Of the
Graphic, and who later left that paper
to become associate editor of the ohio
TdIey Manufacturer. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Beach will take the position Of
travelling correspondent Of the MdHuudc-
tlucr, lately filled by Mr.. Il. a. Galligan,
and that the position Of Associate Edi-
tor of the Manufacturer is to be here
after filled. Mr.. Beach'S change carries
with it an increased salary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
4 Einr Hnwlinr Record.

A well-known Wheeling gentleman
made bowling record several evenings
since that cNccllS anything known OF in
this section. and one that will hold the
belt for many days lie rolled 300 i'm
each of three successive games. and
continuing made five more strikes.
aggregated A consecutive strikes. The
previous record in Wheeling was twenty
two consecutive strikes.