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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-01
THE E 1'l /, ELLIS

Dir, Sawyer stu ut Work in West AieIan.
s ader-Hugan's Meeting Last Night. N 4
& Mr. 9. w Sawyer the E"Dry Goods
Evangelist" as he Is known IN the East,
held another splendid meeting in the
Presbyterian Church at West Alexander
las, night. Mr.. Sawyer Is very much
pleased with the reception which he has
been receiving West Alexander ard ard
feels that there can be brought about d
great awakening Of the spirit $inE that
town: Mr.. Sawyer is being assisted by
Key. Dr. Lester, pastor OF tho church,
aud the committed OF young men ap.
pointed from among the members OF the
congregation are doing noble work. N
The church choir has been increased
to more than double the usual number
ofSyoices, and their singing has been an
important and pleasant feature OF the
meetings. Last night the church was
crowded, not only by West Alexander
people, but by many who came in from
the outlying country on horseback and
In vehicles OF every description n Mr..
Sawyer is going ont to West Alexander
again to-day. \, 1t s2i i$Sli5i 4 {
Tomorrow night Mr.. Sawyer will have
charge OF the meeting here In ...IIogan's
Tabernacle, !" and Mr.. Hogan, or ".Ben, =
Us the members Of his congregation FL.
mi!i,arly call him, will talk to the people
at West Alexander. 2d.sitii, 80
Last night afr. Hogan had large md
enthusiastic congregation. Tho singing
was especially fine aud helped Mater.
tally to hold the interest sol s the
audience. Mr. Hogan gave an hours
talk and was followed by&a number OF
Other. gentlemen, many OF whom Mr..
logan can fairly claim rs bis own con.
yerts. Tonight stereoptican views Of
Paris will be shown by Rev. Mr. Ar.
mold, md q grand New Years meeting
20 ca ptCteusESS, III "a u
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EXCELSIOR LODGE No. 40, I. 0. O. F.,
last evening elected the following OIL,
GERS: Noble Grand, William Clark; Vice
Grand, Richard Mooney Secretary,
Eugene II. Deiters; Treasurer, John
Daugherty; Trustee, John Purcell; mem-
bers Of the Widows and Orphans Com.
inittee, Eugene Deiters, William Gill and
Joseph Purcell. 5j,5
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A ZIG SPECIALITY; ooMpA
AplcnsinE Sense II

OF health and strength renewed we and of
ease and comfort follows the use 8of
Syrup Of Figs, as 1t acts in harmony with
nature to etlectually cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious. For sale in 5Oc
and Sl0O bottles byall leading druggists;
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4 Marriage licenses were issued from
Clerk Hooks office yesterday to the fol:
lowing named persons: Z!
81 Clarence I. Haynes, aged %, and Der.
die 1. Bender, aged %, both natives and
residents Of this city. s. &
u Louis J. Nolte, aged %, and Charlotte
Hiilsbrecht, aged %, both natives and
residents OF this city, b 4 m
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Hoods Sar!s!;;aEIprla;,riIiag y

SOD BY Az druggists 81; sir for s.; Prepared only
& ~ III HOOD q CO, Apothccaries, Lowell, Mass
i MI 100 Doses One Dollar
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!; ABOUT PEOPLE

Strangers III the City and Wheeling People
tabroat. q :;
Marshal Aiger, who has been in Cieve.
land visiting friends, has returned. y y
Miss Ela Davis, OF this city, is! the
guest Of Mrs. RI. Davis, Of steuben.
Vile. 3, q s..a
William Wilkins, OF Harrisville, O., is
in the city visiting his brother, Bert
Wilkins. IS, Il "A; Z,
Z Mr.. b. Krug, Of 4 sistersvills. was
among those registered tat the Stamm
yesterday. h, N.
EsMiss Lizzie Evans and the principal
members other company are registered
at tho Mcclure. i Ia e. B
miss Mary AIillen, Of Brookville. Pa,
is u guest at the residence OF Dr.. ID. b.
Best, on the Island. . III
Mr.. md Mrs. M.SWoodward, OF Gin
cinnati, arc the guests Of Mr.. Schopper's
family on Main street, 8 ig.sI iz...
L, Miss Jean McCurdy has returned home
from Little Washington, where she has
been visiting relatives. N 4, = 81 &,
Miss Sara Roemer, Of this city, who is
one OF the most popular. school teachers
ID, Cumberland, Md has been spending
her holidays with her parents in this
city,; "A =; as3sa; 4 ~:
h Miss Jennie Raymond, of tFairmont,
daughter OF Judge AZ F.: Raymond, late
OF the Supremes BENCH, is to be married
to-day to MT. D; HILL of New York
city, one OF the contractors on the new
railroad Senator Camden & is building.
Miss Raymond has many friends here
who will wish her all happiness. Il tSss;S
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!, " are offering lots I'M A1arytynr $ad.
dltlon to .Renwood atiSll5 each ron; easy
terms until january 1880. There is q
Joint stock company;who are; aboutSto
construct q motor line from Schrad'a
crossing, on the county road to Gravel
streetln McMechen.sss Their line. willirun
byS this addition, which will MAKE these
lots double I'm value in Ia short time.
For particulars call and see plat. tsis
Is Az ROLF & Co.,
u Nj u Real Estate Agents, n
n 4: 1870 Market Street.
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Clothing, Etc.
=Ul)es:5llltllliorl':.lil.rl:.ell!..rll:::..
! onIc., Nos. s5a and 81 Fourteenth, Street.
- pfFgttg = llsi'1 So i. - = z
Z: New Advertisements.

\ Now Neutrality-suspicious. l.. Schilling. ~, IS
~ Stockholders Meeting-NationalB Bank Of Wes
Virginia at " wheeling. y. n. s:iy
Z! Dividend Peabody Insurance Company.
Il. f;osd I've Old Year-Frcw 4 Bertschy. go
" Our iRculuant Sale Geo. NJ Shook & Co.
i Scratched Is Ycars-rour.h page
TellcyE Tca-l. f.. Behrens. -s.:s,f q r;
"a Rusty Base Burners Joseph Bell Stove Co. Z
IL uogG & Dro-The Ideal Feed Mill. W! s
IA Try Lists Cough Syrup. 4 Ss
w. For Snle--e. .. Smith. IS ny
Z !, For Sale or Rcnt-G. o. Smith. tji.t$
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N the aIonolEalin ,,OnsFI

~ ~ tne alohohSaIihl on Flel1. n
The Scott we'll on: the Elizabeth Fetty
farm! outyin the Dolls rum Geld, iii Mon:
ongalia county, which came tinS several
days ago and was shut down., isreportod
to:haye been let in and To, be making $50
barrels a day, This reports notyerifed,S
however as to the amount Of Eoil being
sporting out;
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~ 7'7Ss 5000 Is y - -" :. = - r. Z,
Il HERE FOR XMAS PRESENTS.

,5;;s Umbrellas-A complete line Sof Silk
and Gloria Cloths will Gold, Silver and
Natural Wood Handles.
;ft5.sS Neckwear-t0mpletc lluc Of Latest
Novelties. !. rs 81 Il
igs Nluillers-Sllk and Cashmcr Q. q
Az: s3loyes-Large assortment III Cloth and
8ss jackets Our celebrated Wool /. aud
3Norstel Kill, at I,
G. HESS s. SONS,
n h III n 132 !unl 1923 Market st. a
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IA Grand New Years Night nall.

Grand New YeRr's Night iIall. SlS9
Tie: North End Literary and Athletic
Association will give asgrand Sball at
Tanner Hall Il ON " ednesday Seyening,
January51 1880. U Music by Mayors full
orchestra! u Admission 80 cents. ssss6 .fSSi
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Make useful aud beautiful eiity1a ,a,ve r. sp,
q inent In Antique oak-Cherry- Brass. -
,SS Regular prices, sl75 IA 81 IS = sSS t Z
l Compelling prices, % $4$Gl ~ t5 "a 3fi
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\ ia meeting OF the directors OF the Dolla,
Savings Bank OF Bellairc, held yesterday after
noon: lanes Wilson was elected Vice President
aud William +. Sttfel, OF Wheeling WINS made b
member OF the Board OF Directors to fiji the
vacancy caused by! the Withdrawal of Hon n
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ADJUSTMENTS,
Lizzie Evans Mt the Opera IIouse--The uolI.
day Bills Coming Attract lions, W q; q;

--'sesAo opgk&k kkOubS-AuS AOlls
day Bits Coming Attractions iSs M
;LizsisfEyans COMMENCED her New
Years engagement a. tho Opera House
last night betora small AUDIENCE. The
III was "Our fAngel,n; mining plav,
This afternoon Slime Feathers, 9 i play
play said to have been builded expressly
Tor Miss Evans, with a view to providing
opportunities. for. the reduction Of a
certain kind Of comedy work which this
actress has presented with good results,
Will be given, aud this evening t't.rhe
Buckeye, another new play, will be
Rrescnted.. This play is pronounced to
1e laughing SUCCESS from beginning 10
end. It was originally written ior Den.
man Thompson, The play, as its name
indicates, .ls q picture OF Ohio home life,
and 10 said TO be the best and brightest
drama that Miss Evans has yet offered to
the public. $50. al ..s1SS ~
""BEAcoS Ll0uTsn AT THE GRAND. s l,Sii
"Beacon Lights was s, repeated at the
Grand last night before d fair house,
The .playwill be giveu;again at a holiday
matinee this afternoon aud tie ENGAGE.
ment viii close with this evenings per.
ioIrmance. The plot Of this play lies in
me trials Of the heroine, AIyra Haynes,
whose husband seeks the gold fields and
dies there. Efforts are ,.,ss;ie 70 Iawind|s
her out Of claim which her husband
mas lett her all OF which are deieated
through the good work Of the hero, Phil
;dordon. On this thread are hung sew.
eLa si, stirring scenes and incidents of;a
thrilling natura, y -
THE CITY DIRECTORY, Ii,
tsThe new musical iarce:comle dyss EN- 81.
titled THE City Directory,',whicb il to
be presented at the Opera House Friday
and Saturday evenings Of this week, and
at Q matinee Saturday afternoon, is said
70 De very amusing Great lion. 4 AS usual
with a farce comedy, the plot is one Of
those soi.dislant affairs, Chiefly confined
TO imagination, but with little realism.
stlll, as the pieceiis billed for laughing
purposes only,"'aEd there is a consider.
able quantity Of mirth- provoking scenes
ana situatlona, the purpose OF the author
ls attained, and the audiences are salts.
lied. / Seats can be reserved at Houses
Tomorrow. is5iE3 Is sSssifj
i 4 ZIG SPECIALITY ooMPAGY.SgSsi,,
The Irwin Bros Specially Company
Will begin a three nights engagement at
the Grand tomorrow night. Among the
noted members Of this company are Les
ter and Allen and the &two Macs. 81 The
company appeared all last week in Gin:
calnnati before big audiences and the
press Of that city spoke Of it, as one; OF
the strongest specially companies on the
road. Notwithstanding the high stand.
lng OF this organization there will be- no
advance in the popular prices that al.
ways prevail at this house. 5000
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OWING to the fact tina; i5 va e, = :.

OwiSa the fact that We We, expect to
move on April 4, 1--WE willyclose ont a
large assortment Of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and 4 type;
writers. Intending to devote our; atten.
ton exclusivelystoS the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, I Calagraph,
World and Merritt sTypewriters and "a
few makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains. III s5S 3i ri iS9i
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isl,ta ~ - K ne. lif5dI = ,Iss3yiEi
lsSl 1T the Ladies'; ~
The Wheeling sllstalnelt Co.,
1l3O.llas &li4o Market Est ST.,
sHOPPERs--sHo PpERs-.sHOpp
NEAR v TWELFTH ar

sHoPPERs-sH oPpERs--SHOppERs
Lady shoppers-ionrteen days hence
and the holiday shopping Beason-with
It's attending worry and care-will be-
ended. u The time Is short-it's true-yet !
there Is great deal 10 be done. There
are many friends to think about--anl /
what shall l give to him or her2-is tho I
question TINT now agitates every mind,
or course this Is inatural-it Is reason,
able-and what is more-it' Is ia kind
consideration for tho fortunate recipient,
But 1t 10 nevertheless a difficult question
10 answer unaided-and az we believe \
that the old adage-eTwo HEADS ARE
BETTER THAN ONEp--is applicable
here-we. therefore presume to assist tbs
piver in answering Il "a g.lfl1 ~
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Come early and avoid tho RusH. Secure yr,,r
HoLlDAf3PREsESTs NOW. IS II you have MT mt
got the money to pay cash for them come any, nv.
how.I;We viii givet!on credit.--wc Wilhelm
yon out, and sell you goods ut our Comneilinrr
Prices on EASY WEEKLY OR MONTH"; PAYs
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s; COOP sells dry goods the cheapest.

Jos. srKlDRL. 4 90. are agents for The
Buckeye Extracts. Best on the market,
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.G ;I]|| N. S;!,N],OO,K8&5C0
M. J. McFadden.
UNDERWEAR
A COST ), }, 5: ! !. I
.Ia's -.s.sH ~. - W. ,--LlT-- ~ i','s
I'm. j, MCFadden

ITO insure the rapid sale OF several broEet
4 lines OF Shirts and drawers, ! have married lht
! following styles Of Underwear, down 10 ~
Actual Cost ut the Mills.
N Heavy White or Grey Shirts md Drawers, 25c
" Good Cation Funnel Drawers, Is. ID, bOc. K.
Heavy Scotch Merino Shirts and pIhwers, &c
a.. Good Rcd Atwood sh!rts and pnwets, hoc. :.
$i Cameis Hair, double breast and back, SHIRTS
80 cents. ~ n = . Z
l.. Il tra Heavy Striped Rcd Wool Shirts, t0c.
al Finest White MefinO Shirts and Dfhwc.s, &C
y Extnl Heavy Red Wool shirtSa md Drawers. &c
81 nlcdIcated Rcd Wool shirts aud Drawers, f9e.
z: English Merin0 Striped shirts anu Drawers. &c
ttt Double Breast Red Wool Shirts II drawers, tic
II Cancels Hair Ribbed Shirts and DFaweIs,ttc
* Z! Boys White or Grey Shirts and Drawers, 2oc.
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y WAslllSoroS, Dec sl.-Fory Western
i Pennsylvania and West Virginia. fair,
I followed byalight rain during the after:
moon Eor evening; y warmer, southerly
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AsEi your grocer ior Buckeye Extracts;
best and cheapest. Guaranteed pure. n
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.Sc;rras Lttlc bee; LEI.;28KYe;s:rss;.

mi Y lllN'
Body covered With scales itching terrible.
4 medicines fall Speedily cured " CUT.
n enrN Mt 4 Gust Of 81. ~ lsll .ssll n
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In IA = rkNAV
Ihls 45t
Arrivals last week
arrivals IVA one year it
I n s' REMARKS. 81
There! Is IA light run thisiweek,a nearly 200
mead less thai last week. aud the quality Ii quite
gooda Trade Is fair,i and the prices ruling last
week are firmly maintained; nearly all the Snles
oelpg made ut our top Agpre. 81 q. net, and fair
hogs selling at Be- Common rough hogs, OF
which there arc few, sell ut net. fti!.}
I, OF tho receipts this week j 9Sf head came over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, und 800 head
over tho Pennsylvania Railroad Y,
,tsS ,5!9 cLARExoXT LIVE STOCK ARK II,
81 Il, ~ CHA REMoSr,, Dec. 90. S
ll&hogs sold In these yards by E. "A. Black.
shere are at gross welght.9l y y IS
, Receipts this week $50 head z against S,643
mead last week. Fair 10 good hogs selling at 81 2O;
y Receipts Of sheep and lambs 2,l head . ,a Sheen
selling from 50 to- SIS lambs selling IRON, SIS
10 5 ~ ~ is ],
AnRlyAls OF LIVE STOCK / NJ syS
Al Qaremont stoct Yards, pia he Baltimore x ohio
s Rdfiroddi for ,rth ending DC. % s9-{Sn1sF
125 cars containing 1,42i cattle, p calves al
sheep, SO hogs, 80 horses.fT Shipments TO New
iosk, Philadelphia, etc, PSI cattle, s57 hogs.
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Are appropriate and proper presents, wesbn,,
an assorted slock.SW C o,ler special drive im9Ss
piece sets. Regular price, $40 50 S'a = % s
iSiis2il Compelling price, 81 As.
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GS7. If4 ~
s'$ baltimore, Live Stock Market. VA; "
4 4 Z GALVESTON SrocKsY ARDs, fs5
{, '' ssa M MONDAY, Decem Der 80.
gEYtRKs.SY;l3

A rtipo ~
Arrivals last week 1856
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h Thermom etcr Record. va
h d Tho thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
registered rs follows: iysf5Asf y,


M n, In, F
q, m z p.
% m y eatherFair.
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Wheeling Instalnlcnt Co.

" "a present. to be appreciated mus. at
least be appropriate, -But when utility
and ornamentation are added they piye
1t all the characteristics OF n perfect pres.
ent.. Our Slaughter Sale now III pro.
gress. includes-a line Of q HOLIDAY
PRESENTs--unexcelled by any. house
in tile Ecity-Every one appropriate
useful and ornamental-suitable ior old
aud young-rich or poor-and sure 10 be
appreciated by all--at PRICES, too
REMEAfBER-that weiwould not per.
nit to appear in cold type II compulsion
WIS not sharing usin tho face. Viewers
away behind time in getting into our,
new3 buildingI,and we must do in the
nexttwo weeks what We should have
begun three weeks ago to do.-fiOLI-
DAYBGOODS must he closed out-an,l
i compelling prices will do there
thav .Ss,5i
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9Cutlcura ResolVent3

The new Blood and Skin Purifier aud Spurest
and best Of Humor! Remedies, internally. 4 and
Cuticum, tho great Skin Cure. aud Cuticilra
Soap, an exquisite Skin Deautiner, externally
speedily and permanently euro every species OF
itching. burning, scaly, ciusted, plmply, sctoi,i.
lous, and hereditary diseases and humots Of the
skin, scalp aud blood, with loss oil; hair, from
pimples 10 scroflla. ~ ~ M
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y numberless number Of Hanging. and STAND 5}5
Ing Lamrs-in catchy designs, Beautifully deco. n
rated. Regular price, IS 90. s,,t ~ = NH!5is
q 8 Compelling price, s. %. Il ;t3i
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\ \: ,ElDw.L. Rose 4 Co., IKE.
s ssas IS Twelfth street,
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YESTERDAY evening, Mr. Conrad
Schepp, who has been connected with
LIS. Delaplain Son q: Co. for fourteen
years, severed his connection with that
concern to 60 into business for himself
at the corner Of. TweEty.ipnrth and
Chapline streets. Just before taking his
departure from the store he was pre-
scented with an elegant gold-headed cane
by the proprictors, and those with whom
he has so long been associated. t \; "a Z
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pIMpLEs, blnck.he4ds,r chappcd and oily skin
I lW prevented BIZ Cuticura Medlcatcd Soap. ~
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j Sold everywhere. Price, C,ticurs, ,boc: Soap,
25c; Resolyent, 81. 3 Prepared BY tho Po1Tka
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATIONS Bost ton. W.
Y sn'send for slow to Cure Skin Diseases, 81
pages, 10 illustrations, and 100 testimOnas. Et.n
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A&TnERE was but one case. before Police
Court yesterday morning, John Athey,
bridge builder living inlNortii Wheel
ing, has been in the habit, the police say,
Of whipping and otherwise abusing; his
wife. Monday night Officer Desmond
caught him doing this and locked him
up. Yesterday morning Acting Mayor
Cruise fined him SEQ and costs, and in de.
fault he was sent to the hill for sixty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22
NORTHERN NEwJERSEY COUNTIES.

NEwARK-The annual meetings of the Essex
Passenger Railway Company and the Newark and
Irvington Railway Company held yesterday.
Thomas C. Barr and Edward T.. Denniston. of Phila
delpha. representing the syndicate purchasing the
roads were elected directors in both companies. Mr..
Earr WIS chosen president of both companies, and
superlnendcnt Alderman. Of the Elizabeth and New
ark road was made superintendent of the entire sys-
tenn controlled 10y the syndicate
RAYONNE.-E rastus Wiman and Francis Il. Thur
Der will address the members OF Bayonno Council,
ROYAL Arcanum at Arcanum Hall. Avenue ID ana Thir
* third ST. this evening The subject Of Mr.. Nimans
address, will he How 10 Get Rich' and the subject
Of Mr. Thurbcrs address, success in Life
MORRIsrOWN.-A foury car-old son of Andrew
McGathen died yesterday morning from burns caused
by his clothing taking fire accidentally on sunday.
ARLINGTON.-rhc lumbcrmill of Cadmus a Blau
Welt In Elm-st. was destroyed 10y fire yesterday,
the loss being about $4,000. which is covered by In
surancc The fire originated In the boiler ROOM
RUTHERFORD. Invitations are out for the hrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

OF KTII RACI
SIX FURLOSGs.
SIXTH EACE- SELLING


The Society 20 Bcfrend Norhns'iis "ih'h i''
IFS home Al Primrose House. 10. go West thirty
third ST. issued its fOlrth annual report Yesterday.
The object. Of the society To bcricnd needy work
iur Girls Who are 81 employ or receive 4n-
.donate paw or require aid in securing suitable gu"
norucnt: 10 provide cheerful and 'l"any honf, ana
relief i'm lines, for snch girls and 20 PROVIDE n'lu'
lion. A. means Of self support, for each GIL WHO
is unable 10 support herself
The society j, entirely unsccarin. and last wear
,,d Az inmates al "A total cost - the institution
If ~5a-- Tie inmate pay certain proportion ~
he wac, which they mas hc earning. Or ~ NY ar
I'D. al work ci her cmpl iucnt j. found Tor L!c "I
tnev d. rnrj, for the home. The society is ANXIOUS
ID enlarge s field Of work and a-h for further P,;VA"
hni, 'Ihe following are the officer Jarph W. MACH.
,.r dent MIR, H. Gle -he mcr Vie president AIt'rl
q. Ninrran-icrn .ocsct4rt william +. King 70. "a
-. ,.,,r.v rff--t a.tircr. Mrs. Wild ulatr"n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-22

The work II cleaning ont the Prospect ll Rcser
voir WAS actively prosecuted Yesterday tc wafer nav
lns all been drawn OIL on sunday. Tons OF mud Wev
scooped up and holsted ont of the BASIN j" VIZ
take several DAYS 10 complete the work. Inc n'"
twenty inch main running 10 the downtown pa',
the city was connected with the reservoir N's''l"'
Caleb l.. smith died on sunday at NO. 3D. nl'o %
Place AT the axe of siXty-onc. lie was mehuo, "
tho Assembly in 1867 being elected a. An lndepe"o
democrat MS business was that Of an archisO "i'
builder. IAN
nr Iosenh Dreamer conducted the autopsy yes'er
day upon the body Of Peter Doran, VINO Wa nv 49,,
a., II Waterman on saturday night. lie ionlu ''"'
IN. lullct had pas,cd through the heart. waterman
insist, that he fired in self defence WIS. Dorh' VIZ
Is detained as witness, says t""' ~, u 49,,
knocked Waterman down twice oeloIc "ic "'' -,
She kissed Waterman at tue JAN Ueio'o "' was
up. .. - ,,, 81. 81 With
the progress Of the work upon his new Iaberna,r 90 80
Win the raising of funds for II by subsorlp'Io NJ
his newspaper. He rciiertcS inc s'a'ene'' W."
has no intention Of leaving brooAiNh' ,,,
N,,h,,r has vet been learned Of Alexander h'in'
,r,. who started for his home, No. 3is laiay S
ave- a week ago saturday from his business a. W."
hecner and cashier at No. ll3 Woth-st.. New iolA
=, thc suit for absolute divorce brought by f'Hn"
d. Lee against Mrs. Emily L. Lee, Moses &C. Ne CO.
a smear broker of No. 90 Nall-st, Is nanlVu -.
rosnondent Mr. WanzOr recently the ue'0 vs. a.
in a suit for separation brought by MS WIG ,o.n
said that Mr.. Wanzor's daughter. Lucy, s-o ndnct
horscwhippcd him when - learned OF NE umlrclla
and Mr.. Lee recently thra>hcd him with al ""'"
The application of James J. Gilllgan ior , hst,cs
IN sell uouor at No. 300 Henry 1t. was Oppose" -
the Excise Commissioners yesterday U .,stees of
>iorrs and members of his church who are I'D nv
the Pilgrim Chapel, near which IL Is piVpVo, an
Giigan to open new grog shop. seNe'"' 49,
plications for licenses were opposed 20,
Mayor Chaplin has purchased n plot OF 49, -, -.
feet by 100 feet i'm Eghihave.. near - 'o -, saa
sor s5 900. and IS by 100 feet ~ the opposite s''
OF Eighthayc. lor SSSAoVv.