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AYonng Girl Missing.

Nellie Gosnell, aged years, who mas
been living at the residence of Mrs. Hamll-
ton. No. 554 National road, for some tune
past. disappeared yesterday, and up 70 MD
night last night had not been heard from ron!
The girls parents live at No. l4lo SiN-
teenth street
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G.ufI,nrn who fnJ .t impossible 3D. ...
RsiI,.mate White Shirt, chat arr H prrirtl @.
ar. invited OBJ cllI and Inspect tar 81. -r, '' ''
CANT White shirts make tu order 'l
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TEN DAYS SALE.

To wind up all Spring and Summ's
all our varied stock we propose 90 ma..
an object, as it is our policy 10 mahr "0
son take its own losses
80 We are headquarters Tor CHOICE ..''
GEESE FEATHERS
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Hem ADVERTISEMENTS.
atetp advertisements.
Atlantic Tea Co.,
Tea Importers and Coffee RoaSterS.

VIII for the next twenty days, begin
ming Saturday, August Q, sell Tea Sets,
Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, Library Lamps,
Vaces, Bisque Figures, &C., at prices
heretofore unheard of. Remember these
are new and stylish goods, not old odds
and ends usually offered by parties ad-
vertiSing reductions in prices. We
never allow goods to accumulate on our
hands If low prices will move them.
This IS a new feature in our business,
and as we have been for many years the
acknowledged leader in every line we
handle, so we are determined to lead in
this at the very beginning. We have
never recognized any competition. Our
facilities for buying goods in large
quantities from first hands, always for
cash, enable MS to sell at prices that
strike terror to the old tpgy merchants.
We are always busy. No dull season.
Our prices keep the steady flow OF trade
uninterrupted the year round.
Here are a few Of our prices:
Tea Sets, Adamantine, plain, - pieces....s %
Tea Sets, Adamantine, decorated % pieces %
Tea Sets, Adamantine, fine decorated, IS
pieces OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Tea Sets, Adamantine, extra fine 55pieces %
Dinner Sets. Adamantine, plain, l0l pieces 40
Dinner Sets, Adamantine, decorated, l6l
pieces. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Dinner Sets, Adamantine, fine decorated,
l0l pieces ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL -
Dinner Sets, Adamantine, very fine deco
rated lOl pieces OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u -
Toilet Sets. Adamantine plain, 10 pieces. p
Toilet Sets, Adamantinc. plain, IL pieces. "
Toilet Sets. Adnmnntine. decorated, 10
pieces OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .---. -
Toilet Sets, Adamantine, fine decorated, i9
pieces. ..-...--.-.. .....- 600. -
Toilet Sets, Adamantiuc extra fine decora-
ted. le pieces y
Toilet Sets, Adamautinc, granite banded,
10 pieces ............... ~ |
Toilet Sets, Adamantine, granite banded,
Y pieces ............... ~
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MIlMnnkee Hottleh neer.

Having established an Agency for the
sale Of the celebrated Pabst Brewing
Co. : Bottled Beer, we are now ready to
deliver to saloons and private families.
Send in your orders. II. l.. Wheat,
Agent, 1915 Main street. Telephone
5SS
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j. p. TAYLOR,
J. \. LANDER, Committee
j. SINCLNR,
GOLD DOLLARS and Enterprise Baking
Powder alike 90 without premiums.

Il. a o. Excursion to Detroit Industrial
Exposition. via. SanduslSy and Putin
Bay, Sunday, August gath.
On the above date the Baltimore and
Ohio K. K. Co. will sell round trip eX-
curSion tickets to Detroit, via. SanduS-
ky and the new and elegant steamer
Frank +. Kirby, good for return pass
age until September 9Th at the low rate
of $500. Train will leave Wheeling at
1910 p. III. Sunday, August 9ith.
For tickets and sleeping ear accom-
modations call at depot ticket Office.
Those tickets are good to stop of at
SanduSky and Put-in-Bay within the
limit and will be one OF the most popu-
lar excursions of the season. The De
troit Exposition is the largest in the
western country. For information.
rates and time Of trains. call on b. %.
AGENTS
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Space will permit us to mention only
a few OF our prices.
Don't fail to inspect our stock during
this sale Compare our prices with 9TH
ers. We do not fear the result.
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se.OO. $500, $500.

Mems Genuine Calf. warranted hand
sewcd - Shoes, reduced to -. Beats
anything ever offered i'm the city. Call
and see them, at
HASENAUER's SHOE STORE.
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
Privilege Awarded.

At Saturdays meeting of the Board oil
Directors. on the State Fair Grounds, the
privilege Of selling pools on the races was
awarded to Mclaughlin Co. some
additional improvements were also ordered
on the grounds
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8e9ister


Mr.. C.. Schncpf. the Opera House drug
rist made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday, a. u. %; .
a no. 62. 10 M, a., 8 p. m, go, p H., ol.
Weather. fair
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The Popularity OF Wheeling.

The Wheeling eXcursiOns on the 3. X Q.
railroad are still the best patronized short
excursions that have ever been attempted
in this city +. ID. Smith, the popular
passenger agent says that every Sunday
since the season opened he has sent out an
average ten carloads of people, and that
these cheap excursions to Wheeling Park
Will be kept up as long as the people want
10 20. During next month he will start a
series of cheap excursions 10 the fairs to be
held in Wheeling, Uniontown, Washington
and other places along his line He is also
making preparations for cheap fares 20 the
Pittsburg Exposition and expects to do an
enormous business in transporting people
10 the city Exposition PtSbUG Lcldcr.
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Our Leader

This week will be Sl.25 46-inch wide
Black Henrietta Cloths at So cents a
yard Don't fail to examine them.
STONE 4 THOMAS.
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46-inch wide all-wool Black Henrietta
Cloth at s. cents a yard, regular Sl.25
quality. STONE X THOMAS.
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HEADACHE, Neuralgia, Dizziness. Ner-
vouSnesS, Spasms, SleeplesSness, cured by
DR. Miles Nervine. Samples free at The
Logan Drug Co. s and Il. b. Burt's and at
Bowie Bros, Bridgeport.
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PrrirY and strength combined in En-
terpri>c Baking Powder.
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nlnck Henriettn CIoth..

Do YoU need Black Dress? Read
Stone X Thomas adj.
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and appeared 70 be well supplied Wlth To-
bacco and other luXuries. They 20 70 bed
when they please, and get up the same
way. Their amusementS are card playing,
fife and ACCORDION, and vocal music. They
are Great at seven-up and twenty-five.
The larger of the TWO parties started out
from Johnstowu, Pa, last May, and eX-
poets % winter in Cincinnati. They stop
at different cheap boarding houses during
the winter The party will remain IN
Wheeling three on four days, possibly a
week. and the camp is well worth seeing.
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SprCIAITIFS FOR nor WEATHER

NIEIIAI-IIf' TN I1'' ~ -
Fuu line OF Serge>. DraP D'Etes an"
Cheyiots. just suitable for the hot weather
shirts. SuS. Sateen and Flannels, from Is
to 20 neck. Light Undearwear and Neck
,,.,rat {. HISS & SONS,
Merchant Tailoys and Gents Furnishers,
1928 and 1898 Market street.
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ENTERPRISES Baking Powder makes
lighter and whittier biscuit than any other
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-25

If you want situation, read the
Want" column of the REGISTER.
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GBsoN's Prepared Mustard finest for
table use.
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Si.e5 Black henrietta Cloth only -
rerfS this week. STONE X THOMAS
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Go TO J. W. Ferrel'S and see 1000
Fall and Winter samples Of Wanamaker
Il Brown, Main and Goth streets.
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II YOU want "Help." use the want
column Of the REGISTER.
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E,nnrsinn In Plttshnrr.

For the Labor Demonstration at Pitts
burg, September lst, the b. ~ O. r. K.
Co. will sell Excursion tickets at -,
good returning September I'd.
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MONEY TALKS!
Prices That Can't beDupIiCated.
THIS WEEK

One Hundred Pieces
everywhere SI5 Compare you
WOOL BLACK HENRIETTA
CLOTH DRESS PATTERNS and Innings
week it prc
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RESOLUTIONS Of Respect and Coincidence

At a regular meeting of Benwood Lodge
No 3, Ancient Order of United Workmen,
held August Il, 1890 the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Supreme
Ruler to remove from our midst Brother
John Nancuren
Rcsolrcd, That by the deccase of Brother
Vancuren we have lost an esteemed mem
Der of our Order.
Second That we sincerely condolc with
his family on the dispcnsation with which
it has pleased Divine Providence to aillict
them.
Third-That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes OF our Lodge; that they
be published in the Wheeling papers, and
that our Recorder be instructed to furnish
a copy to his family
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Remember we are still selling

Twenty pounds Light Brown Sugar........sl %
Sixteen pounds Standard Sugar %
Fifteen pounds Standard GRADUATED Sugar %
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A Boom i, On in ROUGH oNDIRT SOAP.
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WHEELING INsTALMEYT co.

Don't hesitate about money Don't
miss this opportunity Of lifetime hc.4l-
you haven't the ready cash-NoId.lt
require ready cash TO share the advantage
in our great sale-With few dollar, r
your pocket you're as welcome lcrr .,
those who roll in their wealth-Forad.
lar or two cash you can buy as many goods
as II you had pocket full Of mouoy-Ou
credit system enables you 10 make yor
home comfortable-For a small outlay O,
cash and the balance lin easy weekly a,i
monthly payments you can purchase from
our immense stock all that makes hor.
comfortable and cosy-lf you hAyclt
ready cash, come anyhow-Wcl trust
you've give credit TO every ouc-Wc
deliver your goods free-Comc wc
give you time TO pay--lf you are n0' o..
ready a customer Of ours. come. open 90.
account here during this sale Goods
will be sold on instruments ~ ni.oeI
prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-25

The following special telegram from this
city appeared in the Pittsburg Dispatch of
yesterday.
The Wheeling Terminal Company has
Just been incorporated for the purpose Of
building terminals, for the railroads al
Wheeling, ". Va. IL is proposed 10 build
u complete set OF terminals, including yards,
rOuudhouseS and shops, and depot in the
center of the city. The necessary bridges
across the Ohio river are now building,
and all the property required has been Sc
cured
The organization of this company is the
result of the antagonism Of Colonel George
p. Bissell and the Union Bridge and Ter
miual Company of Wheeling 20 the Wheel
ING and Lake Erie railway. The competi-
ton between the two terminal companies
will be bitter The entire issue Of $1,000
900 of the bonds of the Union bridge and
Terminal Company is held in New Eng
land. the largest amount probably being
held in Hartford, the home of Colonel Bis
sell
''The Union Bridge and Terminal Com
panv has almost completed its work. but
has no contracts with any railroad, whereas
the Wheeling Terminal Company has al
ready secured contracts with several of
the railroad companies intending TO use
the terminals
OF course, there is nothing especially
new in this. the rivalry between Wheeling
and Lake Erie and kindred interests and
the Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Com
pauy being well understood.
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encouragement for the Feeble.

So lonc as thc failing embcss OF Vitality are
capable Of being ~ kindled into warm and
genial glow. Just so long there is hope for the
weak aud emaciated invalid. Let him not,
therefore. dcspoul, but derive reimbursement
from this and from the further fact that there
j, restorative most potent in renewing the
diispidattd powers of broken down system.
Yes thanks o. It's unrNampl-d tonic virtues.
Ho>tett,r'> stomach BItL.rs is daily reyIving
strength iu the bodies and hope iu Che minds Of
the feeble and nervous. Appetite. refreshing
Sleep the acquisition % flesh and color Az
blessings attendant upon che reparatiye process
So, which this priceless iuvigoraut speedily in-
itiafeS ANA carrlrs to % successful conclusion.
Digestion {, restored. the blood feru.i2ed and
,usteuauce afforded 60 each DEMONSTRATING or
gan by che hIlters. which is inoten>iye even 10
che feminine palate, vegetable IN composition.
auj thoroughly safe. Use 10, and regain yi.or
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ENTERPRISES Baking Powder is pureSt
and host.
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WHEELING INSTALMENT Il

When we say be with us Monday. >
TENDER the Sth, we don't mean y0. 81
not come before-We want you hcr.
fore that date--We desire you ,I
come and take advantage of the grer b.
duction in prices that will prevail .n ever.
department Pending our Fall ope,.-.
goods will be sold for less money ua. v-
ever before or ever will again a,s
them--They must be moved 90 make .-
for our incoming stOck-Wc realize t.t
reduction in prices is the great bower
We've employed il 10 such an extent ,...
will induce customers 10 purcha>.-
We've made irresistible reductio..-
Prices fairly startling will be quoted r
every department during the rsi. tr.
weeks-You will pay here during. -r.-
reduction sale prices for goods Na4e o..v
par with value received. Come ..-. q
YOU would save dOllars-C0me ttlt
what others ask for goods is an .tl-..
ment to buy-Come, economical. ta'.
people, come, Practice economy br ig-
ing with US
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L. S. Coon sells Dry Goods the cheapest
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ale'" Anprrtisrments.
The WheeliNo
CO.,
1886 to 114O Market STREET

Trade is comparatively quiet b.,r.
busy nevertheless-Busy as h..
making extensive preparations ia- r,
Trade-We anticipate rushin, b...,
and are making preparations 10 ne..
demand for our unrivalled goods q, ,.
equalled prices-We'ye scourf
greatest manufacturing centres IN
of the most substantial, stylish ar.
able goods and we have succeeded t..
curing the largest and most compile.
Of house furnishing goods ever dis.
under one roof-With our new
filling every department our stores 81
place Of beauty at our Fall opoa.r.-
On September Sth we will sound the.-
note of Fall trade-We will then have
display our entire new line Of Fall ro,
Furniture of all kinds in exclusive
signs manufactured expressly for ..
trade will be a notable feature " ,.
grand opening-Carpets in fine Mon.
Royal Wiltons-Wilton Yeye.,-
Body and Tapestry Brussels T.s.
Ply-All-Wool-EXtra Super-c
ton-Hemp-Jute and Rag $751;
shown in great variety h-u 8.
cured line Of carpets embracing i.ar-
latest and most beautiful effects ID
loose sight of the date-On Mo-
September the Sth be with US.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WTSTCUFSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PI -Arbor Day viii be- celebrated 70
morrow ~ tho public school. Al 10 p III. M ',e
I,',l ~ Fdnea,on VIII receive a hand omc ias from
~. Patriotic order ,on, Of Amrllca. IiNlI''Io"'
b,,. l,r'u extended 10 many prominent citizens.
nv, nv & I',. + - o. T., eaVc Grand Representative
in. Deputy ,,raud Master ap"on'r ana 'I''Nu @ ,''
tlH icrHillitcr t,.' por,,G,,t@T and Di,
tri,' DrpIiy.clcct Wa-hburn. OF White IIa'u'' il"lr
,pcorh,-' ani eighty odd Fellows at down To supper
ia Dolls tnlon Hotcl.
...r>.-Mrs r. u. Z. y. southworth, the novel
is, who ha, long been - resident Of Warburton ave
went to Wn"s'on On arH y, TrS 1h yoacrN S WI lore
E,iIroad company WERE summoned before Mayor NM
f,r.ur, - r.pur!us the street, on which they have
tra,t~ The .ailload company, when II was started
ric street, between the tricks. Il has never done tn :
,ni the officers told the Mayor th'y co"!u NOT a""u
to DO II.
MOUNT VERNON-Thc Governing COMMITTEES Of
ihc Crescent I'M Club has arranged an interesting
programme for May. billiard tournament VIII
- al, I.c' ,,uc. Will be playcd on the even
Ink, Of Monday and Thursdays. Prizes viii be-
given at the end OF the tournament bo%unS;
iourutncnt by I'VE team Of huNlrr, viii be play "a
ON TUESDAY and saturday night, throughout thc
month. The h0Wlnc contest for The handsome gliii
badge given by captain John +. Lnthcr, OF ne "a
Regiment Veteran to.p,, VIII be played on Monday
evening. Wednesday evenings have been ~ct apart
pee, Co and Mi. Grace Clark. daughter Of Joseph
:. Clark. were married IN the Methodist Church iaNt
church ncd with Ia" friend, OF the young couple
\ reception followed the marriage at the home Of the
bride, parents. in Fith ave, and later Mr. and Mr..
HAYWARD started on their wedding tour. . Mr..
Hugh Fhy. wife uf the actor. who seriously Ill -
few day, ago /, now pronounced ont of danger.
NEW KOCIELLE.-IOhn stephenson. the venerable
car builder Who ha, been suffering from pneumonia.
vi ,itcd hi, hu-iuc-, place on Monday for the nfot
time In nearly Two months.
WILLfAM~I,IiIDGE GE.-A commit tee OF nine has been
appointed hy the BAPTIST Church society 10 ~oiciI
-ui~cr pon- for the erection o t2OooD church, the
huilaing oi which will be begun forthwith.
rEEKSKIlI.-The vcstry Of St. Peters Episcopal
a fItr,h ha- cd fp u "A
granite church the site of IN" present house OF
worship. erected In 1855. Tho stone VIII be ahcr.
from the quarry owned 10y rhaddcus X. Gauong. AZ
Lake Mahopac To whom the contract for building has
been awarded. The sunday school building Will be
removed thirty feet north OF the new church.
MERRfrr'S CORNERS Mr. and Mrs william +.
Merritt celebrated the inicth anniversary Of their
marriage with reception last night. Five children
and eleven grand children were present, besides
large number Of other guests.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01

,u,ipc in the course Of the day. and at p. m.
,b door, were closed and the members OF thc oroer
,'ocon troir secluded life in the Institution
Mary Eooth a coored nurse girl. formerly employed
T., tho family of DR.. 4. ii. Glhcn. Medical Director
r. < in charge OF the Marine Hospital mas brought
t uits against him: one to recover $1,000 for al
,.od ossaut and malicious imprisonment; after falsely
hrcinc h-r with theft. and the other for $1,000 On
nconnt of her arrest and arralgnment before United
S,atos commissioner Allen upon charge OF stealing
goo hill and "A gold bracelet
samuel r. Cross IA lcttcrcarrier. attached To the
,a, at FuIton-st. and Nostrand-ave.. was acquitted
-, bc Tncd states Court Yesterday Of the charge Of
robbinr the mails in taking decoy letter with money
T., - J{e had not opened the letter. Cross was a
.n.chor in the BROOKLYN Tabernacle Sunday school.
rhp Cook of No. 2:S3 CoOi-st.. fell while ~ work
~ - nancrhancer on Monday of last week. and broke
o. loo MS wife while hanging clothes on pulley
, Coll ont of a third story window on Monday, and
,,'o hcr rIght leg and spraned her left ankle. The
,,n ,ittIe childreR left without support by these
i,Iar accidents have been cared for by neighb0rs.
- viii no several weeks before the parents out of
the hospital - -. ,
riod " Sweezey. Of Denver. Col. was acquitted
l. 49, curt of sessions Yesterday upon the charge Of
noc,r,n, an unlawful operation upon Miss Annie L..
tmrnhv Of Pamrapo. ~ J typewriter with whom
a hec3me acquainted when she lived at No. 81 East
no bundled "a nd nineteenth ST. New-iork. and he was
s,udvinp law in Columbia College
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
OUTGOING STEAMERS
SAIUKDAI. MAY !.
SHIPPING NEWS
port OF NEw.YoEK...wE WEDNESDAY. APRIL 81. 1880
ARRIVED.

DON'T OF NEwYoEK...WE WEDNESDAY. APRIL So 1881
ARRIVED.
steamer Herman (Gcrl. BOdekcr. Bremen April AZ Win
md =, and passengers g. Ocrichs A 60. ,,..,.
Steamer Alcno tBrl scldrrS kingston. a G.. WIN indse
And p,,seugers; Pm ForwOod co Arrived AL o b"r III
Ssnmrr saratoga Leighton Carienas via Havana Gays.
with nl and passengers 10 Jas Ward Co A'o" " 'o
Z. 80 M. ,ov. with
S,c,mrr Kansas city. komptOn Savannah "a days Win
m,se and pl4,cugrrs to Il l. Walker - - ,, ..,..
Unr Monte \ (lual ProspcrO GO days Win muso
Hark Mariannno ttaD. AStarlta. LcShorh 90 uays VII"
n, To order vessel 10 Brnham Boirnru o.,
D,rk . clark Stahl Burnos 30 days Win muSo W
Emo, Wilder vosSrlto + II smith a co.
SUNSET Wind a SANDY Hook. moderate = couay' ~
CITY Island. wind light, SN, haIl
Arrived yesterday -
shin Gen Mccican. Kcnney. Hun so days with mdSo
to order vessel to- W Elwell "A 60.
CLEARED.
steamer (Br Irving. Liverpool wa Queenstown
i Bruce I4luIy
steamer city OF Richmond tBr Land Liverpool viaVueeh'
Potter Wright a sons ~. =, u,r,
steamer II Romans lBp. campbell Llverpooi-'haS' sun"
{. Co.
steamer SD,m (Irl Guniths London W iuist,,
Lax (5r. IIogc. London Bowring 4 A'ihoa''
Tropic lBr Bartlett. London Samicr-oh Ua;,p
Steamer state OF Nevada (Brl Stewart, "Iasgo"
Baldwin 60.
steamer Trvc (Gcr. Wegerod Bremen vio Southampton
chs a Co.
Steamer Werkendnm (Dtchl Baker Amsterdam ruh'"'
Eyio a 60. 90, ,,,...u g. ~,
steamer plcava (Fr) BRAND Mqrseles JW ElweI q 60
steamer Nl1aya Ganl. Rca, Havana ana M'N'0"" Po''
j VI l'rballUS a 60
steamer iondo Br) Bosurigg. Kingston Grey'o"h' ~
Williams & Rankin.
steamer Niagara. Hansen. Havana-Jas f Ward& co .
steamer sneaton Tower lBr GodSes. ~ JsAas S6' @s-
Muller. Bull y ~
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TIE uIsIIOp CALLS 1T A LOST CAUSE.

A delegation of the members Of ST. stephens
Episcopal Church who ,t&cf By DR.. Pelham Williams
In 7 High Church views and rituallNtc practices ana
desire him to establish new church In the part Of
tbc city where they live called on Bishop Lttlclohn
ON sunday evening after he had conducted services III
St. Pants Church In south brooklyn. The bishop
listened to part Of written address, In which they
asked his sympathy and operation In the cstab-
li,hmcnt Of new church for DR.. Williams lie then
tried 10 get away. he In IA hurry but the
,pokcsmcn of the delegation insisted upon reading
more. Finally the Bishop said lie could listen no
longer and started to 20. But the spokesman caught
him by the and pleaded for consideration of the
matter The Eishop told him lie had no time To
consider the matter. and urgent In his effort
10 get away that finally the representative of the
delegation asked
What YOU paid for IL not for this ~
NUu pleading for lost cause. and not
acting like gentlemen, rctorcd the bishop. This
matter must first come before the clcrgymcn of the
vicinity before can act on it,
llo then pulled his arm away and FASTENED TO his
carr