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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-30
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Saldr& de San Juan todos los microbes
Il amanecer, una vez por el Este otra por
Il Oeste, tocando en- los puntos de Faiardo.
Humacao, Arroyo, Ponce, Mayagucz, Agua.
illla y Arecibo y vice versa respectivamente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-30


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05
I'd EDITION.
CHAIRMAN HARKrry HIRE.
He WIN Settle the Trouble over the Tn.
augurstion Matters.

seS'tstteh sstt~fN-
As stated in Saturdays sT.H would be The
case Chairman VIM. p. Hsrrity of the demo-
cratic national committee is IN the city for the
purpose Of settling the controversy in lccsl
democratic circles growing out Of the appoint
ment Of the inaugural committees. Mr.. Har-
rity reached the city about 5 O'Clock last even
ing. He was met at the rsilroad station by
Mr.. James l.. Norris and driven 70 the Arling-
ton, where conference followed between Mr..
Hsrrity, Senator German. Mr.. James @. Bsrres
and Mr.. Norris. The conference lasted unsl
after IL O'Clock and was, IL Is said. perfectly
satisfactory TO all parties TO it,
To . reporter Of THr srAR who ssv Mr. Hsr-
rity this morning he stated that he would
probably leave Washington this evening ana
intimated by his manner more thar bv In.
words that he would experience little difhculty
In arriving ~ a solution o. the problem arising
ont OF the action taken BY Mr.. Norris. II pro-
pose. said Mr. Harri;y. ito hear all the gentle
men VINO have been in correspondence with me
concerning the matter. and then 20 do what I
think proper and necessary.
III understand the matter rightly" con-
tnued Mr.. Harrity. the controversy has
arisen out Of the failure Of Mr. Norris 20 con-
suit certain gentlemen. and not because he has
committees.
IL am told that Mr.. Norris but followed The
! precedent established in both 1884 and lsss /"
remarked Mr.. Harrity. land I am sure that IL
he has made a mistake n made not through
anv desire on his part to slight any one entitled
TO recognition, but simply because of = wish 20
30 ahead with the necessary preparations I
anticipate no trouble in settling the matter 20
the entire satisfaction Of every one concerned
The matter Is one in which not only are the
people of this city deeply interested. hut also
one in which the whole country is concerned.
81 expect 20 get through with the matter In
time 70 enable me 10 leave Washington this
evening. and 1 will announce nv decision IN a
day or So"
Speaking Of the reports that he would be
found in the cabinet OF President-elect Cleve-
land Mr.. Hsrrity said. very earnestly: 1T is
rather delicate matter 60 decline something
which has never been offered 90 one but this 1
do say; There Is no position which would nc
cept. i am exceedingly pleased with the one
which i at present hold and there propose 20
remain"
Questioned as TO his views upon the extra
session proposition Mr.. Harrity remarked;
That is a matter alone for Mr. Cleyeland's con-
sideration, and a matter which can 4 think best
be determined later on. At present I am in
clined 90 think that an extra session would have
disturbing influence. But there is no need %
haste in the matter. and there may between nov
and Mr.. Cleveland's Inauguration arise matters
which would then make an extra session advise
ble."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05

The Epworth League Of the Metropolitan NJ
E. Church held an interesting temperance serv-
ice yesterday at $50 p. m, which was presided
over by the "Y'' w.C.TU. Of that church.
Miss Cora b. Thomas presided. Mrs. Cark and
Mr.. c. W. shelton offered prayer Miss Bertha
Gray read an article on the wines Of the Bible"
ard Miss Mollie Mckee sang a solo. Mr.. c. @.
Burlew conducted the music. The vestry vs.
filed and the meeting was very enthusiastic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05
Slight Efres

About $50 O'Clock Saturday night FIRE took
place at the house and store 81 Isaac Levy, No.
1912 AZ street, caused by defective tue. and
slight damage was done.
At IL 80 O'Clock last night the cookshop Of
Daniel Woodland, on between LIST and "a
streets southwest, was damaged s25 by fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05
Marriage I.fceUseS

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: John Ed
ward Cook Of Baltimore, Nd. and Mary Agnes
Egan; Roland C. Booth of Philadelphis and
Maude Z. Totten of Findlay, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05

NJ ARRIEn

AsTHNATIc TROUBLES and soreness OF the iunrs
or throat are usually overcome by DR.. d. JAYNE q
Expectorant-a sure curative for coda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05
STRANGE ADVERTISEMENTS.

STRANGE ADVERTISEMENT.
have been amazed at the statements made b,
some redit houses claiming that they sell goods
time as low any cash house will sell same article
This is tring with the intelligence Of the public
the most ignorant of people knotc that TO buy or
instalments means about double prices for cash.
have found nat ad. paws unless il inspires con
fdence in the resders and must not carry With il
doubt to the writer's ability and intentions
do what he claims We advei tise because We believe
sds. are read and lust careful to stats
absolute facts you looking the goods and
We are in bus iness the profit at the same time
we do not consider it all Of life dollar. We dc
business right or not at all Try to buy these goods
anywhere al prices and your eyes the fact
that no house in WASHINGTON viii meet them.
Solid Oak Extension Table. q it., 33 Is.
Solid Oak do. cluster leg: 81.
2-yard- wide Linoleum. 81.
The best floor Oilcloth at 21c. in the city,
Yard-wde Carpet. 12kc.
Extra good Carpet. 3c. Soc. &c.
Best All-wooi Carpet 75c
Solid Solid o sI;, Suites. sl3 e. sle 50 to ESQ.,
Our Suite. e6o. credit houses get sl25 Don't take
our statement, but tryit-
Handsome ,hiffonier Bed. $40.
Urrisht folding Bed, e7.95
l00-riece Dinner Set IS. so.
So piece Tea Set, 90 9S
Crystal Tumblers, loc.
Carpet Tacks, 30 in box, 1c.
All Feather Pillows. 95c.
Prime Goose Feathers. Is and 75c. pound
Curtain Poles. 5 f. long. brass trimmings. lec.
We can furnish your house. every room in IT, with
every article except stoves No other house WASH
tngton can do the same. Remember name and place.
ShAsTf. The Pusner.
nyou can't pay cash don't come. II you consult
your own interest I'll maze il pay you. n30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05

LENEf-DoSoGHUE- on Wednesday Novemh-r
10. lSsre, by the Rev. Father Dalen. Miss KATIE n
poNoGHCE and Mr.. WILLIAM p. LEyEY. both ef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05
DIED.

DIED.
BANNISTER. On December z 1852 st aoa nm
the residenes Of her daughter Nm. Mafs csms.s
land. 4Os 4th street southeast.
She was thoughtful. loving tender
With US. each and every one
HOW she suffered. nut Il now rejoicing.
By HfK' S GR&SsDDccHrLpRES.
q Funeral from shove residence Tuesday, December
D. att pm lNirgnia papers please copyl %
BARR. Departed this life saturday. December I
l ISL al II a3 am. JOHN H. BARR. $40 5sh
Funeral notice hereafter
wbE pRicr December 4 lssts. at pm. BEsJAMIs
eiehty. si1 years and ioar day. snefA I" o A. .ssa
Funeral from has late residence. ., Lafayette
BUTLER. suddenly, Saturday. December \ 1872.
at . T; M; AZ his res,dsnce. SO Sd street south
Butter. in the sixty-eighth wear o. his are.
fNnerai z Tuesday. December o, from Metropolitan
Friends and relatives respectfully invited 70 81
CARRIco. The remains Of the late WILLIAM II,
SAkkiCo viii be tax from the vault and inferred
day Deoember q. issss At s' oeloet S pun on
EBERLE- On Sunday. December T. 1892. at $50
a. a his residence. 44l LIST street southwest.
a., Tus s 80 at German Lutheran
1872 CHARLES b. FOX. husbsna Of Geses,sv.
CsSheld For and son-in-law Of Or. John p Cauln.d
HARDING. suddenly. on Monday. Decemt~r s.
streei sou;hsast Epw1S H al Issn sisri =.
division. pension Office.
Maine. '''
SHARE On Monday. p.,ember s. Isss, a.
o,Hare. alive Of the county galway ireland
Funeral fr2m her late resdsnce. 1921 O ssress
sd r e sb ST % 1 srs mas % =
are respectfully invited to attend.
c. Reks psPar,:a shls NE spns,y ms,pips De-
ran pfou and Aal. Rail-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05

NO other house DOEs-EvER DID
or EVER wILI@-ssll such STERL-
ING QUALITIES 1T such Low PRICES
- WE quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05
SAxs AND COMPANY.
Ur To TIE Tor Norcu.

ssss oMETHINa FINE,
osss here are the FINEsT-in both
Ssss SUITS and ovERcoATs.-
They've got the ssyis In them.
You'll get satisfaction out Of
them They look Ike . parcel Of
''so-order" garments waiting for their
ownen.
Lots Of folks think they can SIGHT
ready-msds clothes ''af.r on."-
These Of oun II give your discrimins-
ton the toughest tusssl It ever had
The best fabrics have been used.
The best trimmings have been
The latest patterns have been used.
And the putting together has been
done faultlessly. That's about all
there 10 to fine clothes
isn't perfection unless vou are per
fsctly satisfied.
II you're in the habit Of going to
tailor-the fear Of bad fit keeps
you from trying at leas.-our kind Of
resdy-msde wears. imagine you
are out Of the ordinary build
Your tailor has told you that ono
shoulder is higher than the other
that you're hollow backed,-or thick
hipped. Listen to them and they
make you out a living freak"
That's all buncombe we can
1T you without q bit Of trouble
without . wrinkle or q fault-and at
considerable Of saving. OUR
costs cover actual quality
OUR best SUITS are from eos to
$40.
OUR best ovERcoATs are from sa5 to
SIS.
You know that tailors' are twice as
much. but there's NO qualify"
reason for ii.
The CHILDkEN'S SUIT SALEis spinnino
on0 at Q iire!v 0ait today. The price is a
sher.--SL.S 80 tor a choice Of hundreds If
!. ~. so. 81. %. 80 and Sc Short Pants suits.
One day ieft for those 81. 25 aud $50 NEWS
ERBY at % cents-dnd for the 75c. and $50.
OYS TURBA vs. at Lsc also
Wear our NEWS SHOES FOR satisfaction.
SAKs AND CoMpAxr.
'ENN. AVE.
AND COME IN,
ru STBEFT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05
LACE HAxpxrncHrrrs.

Duchess and Point Lace HsndkerchisfS. s5c Csc
o.. sl- Is. 81 b. Ell 50. sl.Gs. e1. 70 e. 81 so
a. o.. 81 O.. 81 CO. IS. %. 90 81 30 IS 15 90 So
si0. go IS. sli.5o. ere 9s. Ella 80. ala IS. sis.
el6 so
~The above price list gives only an idea Of quan-
titles and variety. The Handkerrhiefs At special
prizes include those worth DC. for Is. those worth
6Oc. for 35e And ask TO the Meas Initial Hand
kesehssfs- In boz for 5Cc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05
DoOLE's
L COLES
Gs sSoesEEssyy
LIIssFF
-For Tomoryow.

nwetold you how many people took
advantage Of the rebate on our CALI
fohNIA BLENDED FLOUR - offered
last Thursday and Friday you would
hardly believe u.s. We are more than
gratt1ed. We are now sure that Tho
Star" IL cell read ard that there are
many people glad to save money when
there ID an opportunity. While We
pronted none by It we feel that the wide
distribution given this most excellent
Flour has more than repaid us
Tomorrow we shall again give you an
opportunity.to save about 20 cents on
every dollar you spend by quoting the
Following low reduced prices for Fine
Staple Groceriea
Don't think that you can buy else
where At these prices:
Fancy N. 7. Burbank Potatoes. Csc
box q lbs. Fine California Raistns ... .86c
Slbs- New Valencia Raisins Csc.
o lba New Currants. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT jc
cans California Lemon Cling Peaches. ........e 81
b cans California Yellow Crawford Peaches - 81
Deans California Apricots. ESQ
oS-lb cans Bartlett Pears. ...................e1
Scans Shr1ver's Early June CSC.
II cans Shrfvers String Beans. .00c.
IL BIB. cans Standard Tomatoes. .......e1
7los Very Fine Selected Mixed Nuts 81
Qss- Hominy.
oV.A Deans...... 40.
Az ios nace. Quo.
~ ios- 400.
1oioes ouckwneet-. $50.
Small sugar-cured Hams .......l2c .
lob hit Very Fat Medium Size Mackerel. 81. AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05
TFsmcni iSas SttSScckf OF KsaaSkkssETshiss.

We have more than 1uSie tie stock OF Hand
ke-S els shown last season. Today We devote
spare TO the initials
Ladies' UnlsIni red Initial Handkerchiefs two
styles Of lettering. Ellir. each.
We have been fortunate enough to secure a
small lot o: J0c. Initial Hcndkcrrhiefs which we
sell at DC each. The initials N these are
embroidered by the nuns OF France in he vari-
out "onrents. As you know the work is OF the
very best. PC. each inst I'D Of Soc
Ladies Laundered Handstitched Handker-
chiefs 3stylcs Of e;ters 25'.
Men. Initial Hems:itched Handkerchiefs, DC
each.
Ladies' Sheer Quality Scal.oied-edse Enb. In
itial Han d:eSchie.s. Joc.
Ladies Japsn,s. SIX Initial Handkerchiefs
49,.
Mems japanese Silk Initial Z sndkerch!ef, Soc
quality. :}Sc. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05

ArER's SAns.rAnrLLA
SO DrLLwYN ST.,
PHILADELPHIA PA
1have tahen . great dsa, Of nedi-
cine in my rte. but no remedy ever
helped me 30 much g Ayer's ssrss-
parillA. which I consider the best
blood purifier in the world
CURES OTHERS
WILL CURE you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05
s$S#f $$$ g. sS$$$#r E$$##$$ SIS SIS
EGa K KN M ZEE Wv" ssss
e. I. He II
B BOD , I ~ 4 II II LII { I
= EEE FIT TIT ZEE RRR
{ h.u l.. + ! f. f.. IL :
NV For lie C frissInss TT Taas.

Don't permit vourselfto be hurried into buying
something you do not like. You will hear plenty
OF talk shout not putting of your buying. We
believe you will do as you please and buy
when and where you please. We have bough,
largely and believe we have plenty of stock to
last until Christmas eve. OF course it will de.
pend upon the demand. We are ready for you
whenever you ready to buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05
Fssnnssyy Hooiiiiddaayy Go ooas.


You will find hundreds Of little things we have
never kept before sl'read out for your Christmas
buying. Below we umerate few:
Boxes Of Toilet Sets. containing comb. brush
and mirror Of zyIonite. cornelian. amber. cellu-
loid. MCKEE &c. at 81. 81. 25. 81 so. g. 81. p
and 81 per set of the three pieces.
Beveled Stand Mirrors, with metal frames.
Toe.
Hand Glasses. Soc and IN.
Filigres Metal Covered Toilet Bottles glass
shoppers, square ard round Soc.
E;.i,ree Letl-Coverel Vinaigrettes, 25c.
White retal Card Cases. with pack Of gilt
ed-e Paving cards. &c. up.
White Metal Hair Receivers, Hair Piu Boxes
&c, !0c.
Figured Sill Sacbeted Card Cases. &c.
Boxes containing 4 small bottles OF Cologne,
Csc.
dozen or more different Hsnd- painted Fancy
Boxes. containing two bottles of extracts. 40. So
75 Soc, 81. 81. 10. 81. 75 TO 81.
Fancy Colored Porcelain and Vienna Glass
Bottles. contaiuing extracts. coloIne. toilet
waters. &c. 81 and S1.25 We couldn't get
enough of these Lass season.
Eand-' ainied Glass nj Opal ktomizers en-
brac.nC French and Vienna novelties at 80, 7oc ,
81. Si.,J 81. TO So -
Soap Boxes Of 2yll, ni5e. Cellulo;d. Comedian,
Aiane-. Porce ain and Nickle-plate l.:J 20 81. -.
100 oz. Dotil of extracts in , or more
different odols, glass stopper. Only &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05

BANN1STER On Deceuber 3 1sfso, At 10 a m
Mrs SARAH. widow of the late John Bannister 81
the residence Of her daughter. Mira MARY Cum hse-
land. 4Os 4th street southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05

Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05
TIE PALArs ROYAL

A. L1sSER
c.. l2sh ss- and Pa ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05
ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
INTRODUCTORY Prices FoR Dolls.

We quote these low prices simply to get you &C.
quainted with our stock of Oh istmas Dolls.
l5c. Bisque- head Jointed Dolls .............1 Oc
1Sc Bisqne-head Jointed Dolls .I21&c
Sc Bisque-hesd Kid-body Dolls. IA inches. .23c
35c Bisque-head Jointed Dolls IA inches . 23c
$50 Observation-Disclosures Dotls 81 inches .... go
Toe. Handsomely Dressed BisQue Dolle .49c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-05
CAA EIF9kS1A BEEE ESBEB FE E9oggRR:

We are having . remarkable sale Of
this Flour. CONSIDERING its merit and
price. there IL no reason why We
shouldn't. Although 1t Is the best Flour
on the market IL costs no more than what
you pay for inferior kinds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
Hanlons In n Now pnnt o,,u l 1 g.

Pantomime, writes an Eastern critic
referring TO the Ilanlons, what memoir
les Of by-gonG productions and familiar
scenes that name awakens. Tie Ravels,
that never to be forgotten family Of
artists, and George Fox, the world re-
nowned Humpty-Dumpty. To be sure
their offerings would not be considered
spectacular in the present era ofextrav-
agant expenditure in the dramatic
world and SO their worthy successors,
the llanlons, have adopted in n great
measure, this form OF the pantomime,
adding to it a varied attractiveness rs
special novelties and scenic splrndors
unknown to their predecessors in this
line OF popular entertainment. "Su-
perba, ;, their latest creation is I'M for 4
long term OF popularity and is likely to
outlive even the memory OF the ""Noy-
ago en- SUISSE ltis without donbt the
most cxhilurating spectacular novelty
now before the public. "Superba" will
be seen here for the first time at the
Opera House on Monday and Tuesday
evenings OF next week. is il:T,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
"Juck Royal" Tonight.

3 Harry Lacy will be seen in his new
play, slack Royal OF the 3d." at the
Opera House this evening, and judging
by the advance sale OF seats, a large
audience will greet the popular actor.
Jack Royal is 4 young lieutenant, 4
graduate OF the class OF 80, who returns
from Europe to offer his services TO his
country. On the homeward trip he
meets for the first time Kate Delaplaine,
the daughter OF n wealthy New Yorker,
with whom he is deeply enamorcd and
who eventually becomes his bride.
Some very realistic scenes are por-
traycd, among them being the Hudson
Palisades, the Kennage tunnel at Man
hattanvillc, the Sanitary Commission,
and the forge scene in the Manhattan
iron works. Mr.. Harry Lacy, rs Jack
Royal, with the dash and effect that are
always n feature OF his acting; He is
painstaking and picturesque in his per-
iornlanco and in tho present produc-
ton he has the advantage OF being sup
ported by company OF unusual
strength. NJ. - $3.50 * 3 ~ -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
Tie floy Crowell Company.

Itis said that a company playing5ior
a week inn cityahd changing tho plays
every night cannot give satisfaction in.
any one sof them. Tho SFloy Crowell
.companysis an exception to this rule.
Theperformancc given by this COM
.pany! last night was IN extremely fine,
ionefand was appreciated by the Eall-i
idience. Miss Crowell in the leading
role gave>grelt satisfaction. Miss Crow,
ell looksswe on the stage and is very,
careful in her work, and works hard to
please. Nlr.sDudlcy and Mr.. Morrison
furnished tho comedy,which waslaugli-i
able in tho extreme. To.morfownight
Exit, the Child Of the sierras, will be,
presented. This play represents the
home Of Tin the Sierra mountains.
Miss Crowell will assume the part OF!
Ait and Mr.. Dudleywill split your;sides
laughing in the character OF Pete, the
,darkey. Saturday matinee at 2 o'clock,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
at Clerk Hools,s Omcs.
he following business was transacted

The following business was transacted
at Clerk Hooks office yesterday:
Christian McGibney, aged 81, OF
Luzerne county, Pa, and Fannie NJ.
kinsey, OF Salem, Belmont county,
Ohio, were licensed to marry; as also
were Barney Stubs. OF Cumberland,
Nd, and Linnie Sprague, OF Belmont
county, Ohio.
The following transfers Of real estate
were recorded: A deed by Albert
Conrod and wife to Joseph Conrod for
two-thirds interest in lots II and - on
New Jersey street, Island, for $4,000.
A deed by Ruth Woods and others,
heirs OF John Woods, deceased, to
Edward O'Neil and wife forj four hun
dred and forty-one one thousandths OF
an aero OF ground in Ohio county.
Consideration, $1,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
An Event For nilIInrdlsts.

This evening and tomorrow evening
Mr.. W. II. Clearwater, champion pool
player OF tho United States in 1883,
will give a grand pool exhibition at the
McLuro house billiard parlor. He will
play an amateur $50 balls Mt continu-
GUS pool TO amateurs 125. After. tho
game each evening Mr.. Clearwater will
make some wonderful fancy shots.
Game called at 9o'clock each evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
BURKE SENT UP FOR TRIAL.
IIie Kick, a Camera to Piece. While Beini

He Kicks n Camera to Pieces While Being
!, Photographed Yesterday. V
The preliminary hearing OF Burke,
theman who was arrested for entering
tho residence OF Mr.. John Frcw on
Christmas day, was held at the Office Of
hecounty jail before Justice Gillespie
yesterday afternoon, and resulted in
Burke being held for the next grand
luryin $500 bond.
Burke is slick ono. This morning
Chief McNichols took him down to
Browns photograph gallery to have his
picture taken. Burke was determined
that II should not DO taken, and no en-
phasized his objection by kicking the
camera to pieces before tho officers
could prevent him. Tho desire for his
picture was, on account OF u description
OF Philadelphia murderer which ar
rived ut police headquarters tallying
very closely with Burke's appearance.
There Is no doubt but that tho man
has been leading n crooked life. All
tho excuse he could give for being
found on Mr.. Frew's premises was that
he had mistaken 1t for another, and
that he had been drinking heavily
that which made more bold than dis
Greet. lie cross.questioncd tho wit
nesses with tho ability OF lawyer and
took voluminous notes OF tho testi-
mony, aud argued with the justice that
no case had been made out against him.
The justice thought differently and re.
mnnded him as stated above.
y Burke claims to have been q promi.
ncnt cmploye OF tho contracting firm OF
Ryan IL Mcdonald, OF Baltimore, who
did the b. & 0. work ut Benwood. lie
also claimed acquaintance with Frank
Moran, the pittsburg contractor, all OF
whom, he said, would give him a good
character.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
sl,lel,l of Honor onlc.erlr.,..

At its last meeting Fort Henry Lodge,
No. ., S. OF H.. installed the following
officers: w. NJ, Charles w. Drichorst;
]. NJ, William IL. Long; S. NJ, Abra-
ham Fadely; chaplain, Charles Som
derman; Il. S. to ". NJ, William Kill
yer; l.. S.to W. NJ, Charles Meyer;
r. S. toJ. NJ, Thomas Doyle; i. s., to J.
NJ, William Rothermund; recorder,
William c. Marlig; recorder OF
finances, Henry Stuck treasurer. Fred
Schaub; conductor, Lewis Deagel; in
side guard, Peter sNeutzlig; outside
guard, William keelsig. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06

Tho Parkersburg State Journal OF Mon.
day says: A marriage license was
issued Saturday to George Qucll aud
Lizzie Flanagan, both Of Wheeling.
They came to this city to have the
nuptial knot tied because, they could
not get married in Wheeling, as the
groom is a few days under twenty-one,
and there was some opposition on the
part OF the parents. After some diff
Guilty, telegraphing, ETC., the couple
were married by Father Deehan. They
are respectable young people and have
s ome relatives in this CITY,