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The JOLLY FoRrY-NINERs.-Thea annual ex-
cursion OF the California Pioneers Of lS49 to
Marshall Hall occurs tomorrow. Two boats
will carry the Jolly Forty-niners and their
friends to the hall, leaving It'll street wharf at
10 am. and pm. Clam chowder, plank shad
and California wines will be incidents Of the
delightful time anticipated. Lunch will be.
served at noon, dinner ut clock p m and no.
one viii be allowed to suffer in the meantime.
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SUNMER-WEIGHT

CHR. XASDER's Olivina Haut Sauterne.
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The president Of the Society for the Proven
ton of Crime Of New York city. the Rev. Dr.
Charles II. Parkhurst. will speak at the Church
Of the Covenant next Monday evening at 8
O'Clock His theme will be: The DUTY of the
Christian Church in Relation 10 the Enforce
ment Of the Laws of the Land He comes
upon the invitation of a number of leading citi-
zens, and representative clergymen Of various
denominations will participate in the exercises
There viii be no charge for admission.
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LOCAL MENTION.


FORECAST TILL 8 P. NJ. SATURDAY.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia, fair till Sunday; warmer; winds be-
Coming sOuth
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Try CKAwFORDs creamery butterine. IL anC
% cents Per pound. stand 500 X st. market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-13

Broad Run Creamery Butter received today
Finest favored and sweetest Butter to be had.
Try pound or two tomorrow morning.
METzoER's Fine Grocery. All It'll ST. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-13

Members of the Rochdale c. A. invited to
inspect my stock of Musical Instruments. d.
N. WALFORD, AT Pa. ave. NV. It,
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SUNMER-WEIGaT
Balbriggsns-usual T5c. grade. Our price is
tsc.
Franc Il Son. One Price. coz. 9TH and ID.
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VALUABLE lot fronting on 14th street near
kenesaw avenue, Columbia Heights. will be sold at
auction tomorrow at 5 pm. speculation
Adrt.
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$500
$500 Us
$500 L. =. Dental ASSN
$500 L. s. Dental Assn Best teeth, IS 90.
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NEW Announcement later .Adrt

LOIS FoR SALE on the Atlantic ocean at
Ocean City, Md. See advertisement in summer
resorts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-13

READ the copartnership Of Wilson 4 Hough
In special notices.-AdrG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-13

Around the Shores Of the Mediterranean.
''The Gates and Straits of Europe and Africa
10 the title Of public lecture to be held this
evening at the National Museum under the au-
spices Of the National Geographic Society. The
lecturer, Mr.. Talcott Williams. is well known as
q member Of the editorial staff Of the Philadel-
phia Press. and his talk will be devoted princi-
pally 10 "Reminiscences Of travel in Morocco and
elsewhere around the shores of the Mediter-
ranean- Mr.. Williams is a pleasant taIker, as
well a. writer, and is sure TO have a large audi
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Indictments by the Grand Jury.

The grand jury today returned true bills Of
indictment against the following: Samuel Sell
vey, alias Sullivan, HOUSEKEEPING; Patrick Ma
honey, do; Gus Tucker. do. Samuel Griffin,
assault with intent to kill; Nora Bates, alias
Lewis, alias Mary Jackson, larceny; George
Fogarty, do; Otto Shutters, forgery; Thornton
Nelson. bigamy VIM Smith and Chas. Fisher
alias Pompey Fisher, larceny from the person;
Henry Brown alias Scott, do: Lewis K. Ker-
baugh, false pretenses; Charles Baker, alias
Bowes, embezZlement
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READ SHEErz's advt.. bottom 4th page.
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The Special Presents

The SpeCfAI FfeSenU
Given our patrons is q grstuity our part in
the nature Of profit sharing and are to be had
at any and every one Of our branches:
1920 18th ST. NV.
9l04 NJ st., Georgetown.
SIS H st. ne. (new(
So, SO and 60 Center Market.
81 and 60 Eastern Market.
81 and 80 Western Market
8 and 3 0 Street Market.
101 Northern Liberty Marke.
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When in Need OF Strictly Fine Coffee
Our Old Maintaining Java Coffee makes
"A royal drink
Finest Formosa Oolong Tea in the city.
Ten pounds Fresh Rolled Oats, 3Sc
Fine Old Maryland Sugar-cured Hams.
METzaER's Fine Grocery, Alt It'll ST. NV.
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sob Lot" cts. WoRCH's, 925 It'll st.
Tharp's Old Rye Berkeley Whisky a.
an 1nvigOrating Tonic and Medicine.

Tharp's Old Rye Berkeley Whisky as
an 1nvfgOrating Tonic and Medicine.
At this season Of the year our systems are
more or less weak, nervous. debilitated and af-
fected with malaria. consequently we need
some good tonic that Possesses excellent me-
dicinal qualities in order to properly tone up to
meet the spring OF the year emergencies. and
right here permit US to state to the public that
there is no purer or better tonic extant than
Mr.. james Tharp's Old Rye Berkeley-it acts
on the liver and renovates the inner man SO
that he can enjoy the blessings Of life. and dys-
pepsia necessarily takes the wings of the morn
ing and leaves the individual feeling good to
himself and the rest Of mankind. Our most
prominent physicians invariably recommend
this excellent medicine to their patients with
good results. This noted tonic can only be
purchased at THARPs, s1s F st. NV, who is
the sole proprietor. myS-tu,f,tr
The Presidential PuZZle.-Can YOU put
your candidate in the White House2 Price,
10c. For sale at the
my11-3t BOSTON VARIETY STORE.
None Name 1t But to Praise.
Wheeler 4 Wilson's New High Arm No. 9.
A marvel Of lightness and swiftness.
jazz Office 437 9th st. NV.
Royal Glue mends everything. Druggists. 10c.
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1t Is to Your Interest to use our Java and
Mocha Coffee, SOC. per pound.
1t makes an excellent drink
-Sun-Rise Chop Ted,-
The best Soc. per pound Tea in the world
IL METzaER's Fine Grocery, All 7th ST. NV.
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Fishing Tackle. Schultz, next to Clown Bank
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METzaERs Fine Grocery, AT It'll st. NV.
The Low-Priced Clothing Sale adver-
tised in Wednesday evenings STAR will con-
tinue at our store. corner 9th and SITS. Four
hundred Gentlemen's Business Suits of all-wool
material. in elegant light shades, at 1928 Three
hundred Gentlemen's Dress Suits in GETAWAYS
and Sacks of Hawthorne Cheviots, Corkscrew
Clays, Auburn Meltons, Pinhead Worsteds.
Black Thibets Fine Diagonal Suits The entire
assortment, $3.50 and $40 a suit. and We defy
any clothing house on earth to beat us in price
or quality. Boys Suits, from fourteen to nine
teen years, at $3.50. "a and IS. Nobby STYLES
at $3.50 and IS. Children's Suits, four to four
teen years. 81. Childrens Suits Scotch Plaid,
s1.5O Children's Suits. all wool, twenty STYLES.
80. Children's Suits, fine quality, s. so. Chill
drens Suits of Slater Tricot, 1887. One thou
sand pairs of strictly Atwood Knee Pants. 4Sc
Four hundred pairs at Csc. Mems Pants 75c,
81. s1.50 and 90. Fine Dress Pants, 81 so. 50,
$3.50 and a. Atwood Blue Serge Suits for
81. We also have a big stock of Hats and Fur
nishing Goods that will be sold at very low
prices. Present given with every childs suit
H. FRIEDLANDER 4 Bro,
Corner 9Th and E streets northwest,
1t Strictly One Price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-13

A MAY MUSICALE,
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
PIERCE GUILD
WASHINGTON HOSPITAL FOR FoUNDLINGs
Will be given in
wILLARD'S HOTEL PARLoRS
TUESDAY EVENING. MAYI1. :so'CLoCK
Those participating are Mrs Shr-Clid Miss Craig
Mrs. Z. r. True. Miss Ruth Thompson, Mrs. II. s
Owen. Miss Anna Vernon Dorsey. Miss Eleanore f.
dette. the National Banjo Club. Mrs. ID. A. Dufour
director ;Messrs Charles Edward Rice John Tweedale
Smith. Simons. Lowery and Rich.
PATRoNESsEs:
Mrs. A. l. Barber. Mrs. Z. C. Hutchinson.
Mrs. A. T. Britton. Mrs ". F. Mattinely,
Mrs. J. Fairfield Carpenter. Mrs VI. NJ. Parker.
Mrs $. N. Cullom, Mrs. Estes c. Rathbone.
Mrs. F. W. Dickens Madame Ron,.ro
Mrs. N. W. Hazeltine, Mrs. z. T. Sewers.
TICKETS, 81
On sale at Droop's Music Store sa5 Penna ave.
my lo-H
"A Last week Of the dramatic season and final 4p-
pearance this season VI
JULIA
M M I'M a BBRRL oooow w WEE
Nm \ AA AZ AZ / k IL 90 WWww Ww EFr -
Assisted by ROBERT TABER and an American
company
This Fridsy) Evening
Sheridan Knowles Charming Play.
THE HUNCHBACK.
MISS
stTTETEEBBA sY Yen S5 T."
Seats ON sale for any performance. 1t
KERNAN's LYCEUM THEATER
h Penn. ave. and llth ST.
THIS wEEK-MATINEE TOMORROW.
BILLY TESTERS
BIG SPECIALITY COMPANY
AUSTIN GIBBONS,
THE CHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHT. WHO WILL
MEET ALL CONERS.
Next week-THE INTERNATIONAL vAUDE.
NlLLES myl3
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE PRINTERS ! FAR 4 ,,,,.,..,. ....,.o.
TONIGHT A MUSICAL PROGRAM
1t OF RARE EXCELLENCE.
THE PEAK SISTERS WILL RI All CHRIST
chnrch Parish Hall s.e TUESDAY. May n. at s
oensf z, q the porcss Chapter. Aamissoa. ioc.
SATukDAf, MAY IA. SATURDAY. MAY Il.
On the Steamer RIVER QUEEN.
a. ~ m and p m. returning by early candle light
of state and business
On SATURDAY, May IA. on SATURDAY. May IA
And toin the Jolly Good Fellows AZ the merry May
Reunion Of the
CALIFORNIA PIONEERS
And all the holly eood fellows il town
On the green lawns of
MARSHALL HALL.
me handsome steamer River Queen vill leave her
wharf foot OF 'th street. at 10 a. and 3 p. IN.
Lunch at II noon. Dinner at 5pm
PLANK SHAD. CIGARS AND WINE GALORE,
Gentlemen especially invited.
Tickets e. 81. including everything can he Oh
Don't you miss Il, See the robust pioneers anhear
r G x1 sstSn,l Quorum is expected No cioture
Jos c. MckfBBiN. Marshall Hall.
L. L BLAKE, Captain.
WASHINGTON MILITARY CYCLISTS
" tsecond separate company. ID. 4. \. o.
ENTERTAINMENT AND HOP
National Rifles Ar,nory. TUESDAY EVE. May IL.
.'''..--'..--.--...--..-.-..-.
DAN CANARY
And his marvellous exhibition Of
Fancy Bicycle Riding
Opening address by Gen. ordway
Selections, GEORGETOWN Amateur Orchestra fsec-
Uonl' Mrs. nifty THOMPSON Berry, soprano. George
Scott. comic songs; ". J. Garfield tenor. IA q
Moore and Albert Barker recitationists Dan Canary
champion cyclist.
Dancing program. commencing 10 o'clock
Reserved seat tickets. Soc. at Oysrmau Wheel %
1l5 18Th ST. W. of members or at door Inv,l-t
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A Pure Article and One Of Merit.
Pure Old Rye Whisky a years old, 75c. Of
This article is very popular with our patrons
with daily increasing sales.
MErzGERs Fine Grocery, AT It'll at. NV,
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A Novelty in Cutlery, Combination Scissors,
Pen Blade, Nail File, 35c. WALFoRD's, ATT Pa.
ave. It,
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TONIGHT MUSICAL PROGRAM
1t OF RARE EXCELLENCE.
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THE PRINTERS FAIR.
est. Nv, opposite Peasion Once
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Coon COFFEE

IL hard to get unless you buy il direct from the
importers. We are the largest importers of
Coffee in America, and you may take it for
granted that our Java and Mocha mixtures can
not be approached at the prices-sS, IS and Ssc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-13

Use use use use use use use use us
use Use use use use use use use Us
Use use use use use use use use us
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Appliances and Trusses. wALFoRD's.

NEWTON H. BOWMAN, Manager
Telephone s4s. [yLw.
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THE PEAK SISTERS WILL BE AT CHRIsI
= onnrch Parish Hal sc. TUESDAY, May Il. at
M REFRESHMENTS srld after en.ertsi nmenf For ID.
w.
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Ct. PAULS LUTH. SUNDAY SCHOOL. COR
Cllth and SITS NV; Class No, II will give lnns
cal and literary entertainment FRIDAY EVENING,
May L. Soclock admission, including refreshments.
2oc myll-r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-13

Royal Glue mends everything. Druggists. 1Oc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-02
The situation.

PtTrsPURG, PA, April 1.-Several wells
c-ot the Oil-bearing straits to-day, but none
0f them are large ones. The most OF them
were i'm the vicinity of NObelstowu, and
as DrCducers are much similar to those
already making oil in that locality. The
production was estimated by tue gauger al
81 200 barrels, a decrease Of 500 barrels as
compared with the day before. The stock
Inn field WAS D, 500 barrels. In the NobelS-
town locality. the well of Marshall, Ken
nedv & Co. on the Marshall, got the fifth
sand and began 10 show for we'll at 10
barrels an hour. After drilling deeper the
oDtnut was increased to about 10 barrels an
bC,ir Their No. > on the No. lease got
the sand late tonight Is showing Tor Wen.
The NcCurlv district got black eye IN
wells of Patterson X Jones which reached
the sand. The No. > Shafer will hardly
exceed ten barrels day and their No.
T-eIso will not make more than seventy-nve
hs,.rsls a dav. These wells do not seem 10
bsve been located in rich fields. South OF
Mcdonald the Venture OIL Company has
iCcated well on Mrs. +. F. Springer'S
farm The well is near the well OF the
Devonian OH Company on MoOrhead farm.
The same couipany's No. and No, Rob
bins have both commenced TO drlll. Inc
rhe latter well is located FOR guSher ana
js expected 10 open the pool south OF Nc.
Donald about its centre. The Moorhead OF
the Venture Oil Company was drilled
deener and found salt water. As result
the production fell from $50 to 20 barrels
a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-02
HON. ALDERSON'S
Resolution to Investigates Pcrter's
Partisan Census
HAS BEEN ADOPTED IN THE HOUSE,
And the Standing Committee on the Eleventh
Census Will Begin Upon the Work Of Show
ing Up Pcri.rs Methods Before LOng-A
SPECIAL Committee No, Needed.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 1.-The
attendance OF the members OF the House
was again meager to-day, and this fact
was emphasized by Mr.. Bailey, OF Texas,
who. without antagonizing any special
measure, made the point that no quorum
was present. and several bills that were
called up had to be withdrawn In order
to clear the track for the regular busl-
ness Of the House.
Mr.. Catchings, from the Committee
on Rules, reported back a resolution for
the appointment OF special committee
OF seven members TO investigate the
charges made against the Census Bu-
reau.
Mr.. Enloe thought that special CON-
mite could conduct the investigation
more satisfactorily. Mr.. Catchings do
manded the previous question, where
upon Mr.. Miller, of-Wisconsin, assumed
the role OF filibusterer. He moved an
adjournment, and this being defeated.
by a vote OF l26 TO . (Mr. Kilgore. OF
Texas, good naturedly voting with Mr..
Miller) moved for recess until 5
o'clock. On this he made the point OF
no quorum. Mr.. Catchings called at
tention TO the rules, which provided
that pending report from the Commit
tee on Rules but one motion TO adjourn
shall be entertained.
Mr.. Miller denounced the rules, de-
claring that the business OF the House
would be better conducted without any
rules. The House bad spent the time
OF this session doing nothing or worse
than nothing. all on account OF these
rules. Mr.. Wilcox. OF Connecticut, said
there was no necessity for the creation
OF special committee. The standing
committee on the eleventh census was
abundantly able to conduct the inquiry.
He offered an amendment putting the
investigation in charge OF that COM
mittee. Agreed to.
The House then went into committee
OF the whole on the free wool bill, Mr.
Cod, OF Tennessee, spoke In favor OF the
bill and In general denunciation Of the
protective system. Mr.. McRae, OF Ar
kansas, described the abuses arising
from the protective tariff. Mr.. Watson,
OF Georgia, expressed the sentiment OF
the Third Party on the tariff question.
Mr.. Dalzeli. OF Pennsylvania, criticised
the Democratic policy and answered the
attacks made upon the Mckinley act.
Az the suggestion OF Mr.. .McMilIin, u
was ordered that the general debate on
the free wool bill close with to-morrow's
session.
The House took recess until 3
o'clock, the evening session being for
the consideration OF private pension
bills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-02
IN THE SENATE
Electricity I'm the Education OF the In
dians-Mr. Morgsn's silver Discussious
Mills Gets 20 work.

Electricity I'm the Education OF the In
dians-Mr. morgsn's silver Discussion.
Mills Gets 90 work.
WAsmSGToS, ID. c.. April THE
resolutions on the silver question that
were offered yesterday by Mr.. Morgan,
having been laid before the Senate by
the Vice President, Mr.. Morgan said
that he did not wish 10 have them taken
up for action to-day and would prefer
that they should go over I'LL Monday.
They were accordingly allowed 10 re-
main on the table.
After the transaction OF regular
morning business the Indian appropria-
tion bill was taken up and Senators had
opportunity OF Offering amendments
10 IL.
An amendment offered by Mr.. Villas
to increase the appropriation for an In
dian scoool led 70 discussion In which
Mr.. Allison, Chairman OF the Committee
on Appropriations, criticised the In
dian Commissioner for writing long
supplementary letters 10 Sen
ators favoring increased appropriations
instead OF recommending 70 the
committee. The school at Lawrence
Kansas, was case IN point, the COM
missioner having written letter to'Mr.
Perkins fayoring an increase from sss,-
600 TO $4,000 II had been discovered
by the Committee on Appropriations that
sI5, 900 Of that amount Expressed In
the estimate as 'out houses'') was ac-
tually for the erection OF residence
for the superintendent and some teach
ers. and that 1000 was for an electric
plant.
What do they want with an electric
plant? Mr.. George asked. Cannot the
Indians be educated except by electrIci-
u? To the first query, Mr.. Allison replied
that he supposed kerosene lamps were
dangerous. He added he did not Ike
the methods OF the Indian Commis-
sloper.
Mr.. Villas said the nation had almost
without exception treated the Indians
unjustly. He thought they should DO
ed ucated and generously dealt with.
Finally the bill was reported 70 the Sen
ate from the Committee OF the Whole.
Mr.. Dawes moved 70 strike out OF the
bill the provision for the assignment OF
army officers 70 the duties Of Indian
agents, and consented that that motion
should 90 over til Monday. After .
short executive session the Senate ad-
jonrned till Monday.
senator Mills, Of Texas, fairly en-
tered upon his Senatorial duties today
and accepted as bis committee assign
ments the places vacated By the retire
ment OF his predecessor, Senator Gin
ton. He will thus be . member OF the
Committee on Coast Defencss, Mines
aud Mining. Patents, and Postoihces
and Postroads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-02

will aggregate $4,000. So far but two
cases Of injuries are reported, not seri-
Ous.
Towando, Mo, is a small village of
1900 Inhabitants, situated ten miles
west OF ElDOrado. The storm laid the
whole town fiat with the earth, and left
not a single house standing. OF the
eighty families comprising the popula-
tiOn, there is not one tonight that'is
not either mourning for dead or dying
member, or Sorrowing with the suffer
ing. -Four persons were killed out
right, and several are so badly injured
that they cannot live. Physicians are
attending the wounded.
At Strong City, Kas., the storm ragged
furiously. The house of Joseph GlasSen
was demolished and his wife and child
were killed outright. Several others
were injured, but none fatally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-02
A GREAT FEATURE.

A Scheme to Have EX-President Cleveland
and Governor Mckinley Meet In Joint
debate In Rhode Island.
New YORK, April 1.-According to
Washington special, Governor Mckinley
talked In that city yesterday about the
challenge from the Rhode Island Demo-
cratic State Committee to meet ex-Gov-
ernor Campbell in that State in joint
debate before the State election next
Wednesday.
''0f course ] will be very glad TO meet
Governor Campbell" said Mr.. McKin-
ley, 'if the State Committee of Rhode
Island so desires, but as | understand IL
they have another feature in view
which might prove little more inter-
estinR. | understand that eX-Presdent
Cleveland is going to Rhode Island, and
as Mr.. Cleveland is popularity regarded
as the exponent Of Democratic tariff
reform, it has been intimated that he
and myself might figure in a joint de-
bate. | will do just as the Rhode Is
land committee wants me to do, as to
meeting Governor Campbell or EXPIRES
ident Cleveland"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-02
MOTHER AND CHILL
Burned to Death in Their Eoms-The
Mother Had Escaped But Went Back
for the Little One.

Burned to Death in Their Eome-The
Mother Had Escaped But Went Back
for the Little One.
WLKEsBARRE, Pa, April Fire
was discovered this morning at five
o'clock in the rear Of the millinery store
of Miss Kate Mccarthy, and it quickly
communicated 10 the whole interior of
the store. The fire spread and destroy
ed the adjoining building belonging TO
the Klipple estate, the Engle building,
and badly damaged the .Schwab build
ing. The family of +. =. Ripple re-
sided in the rear of the second story OF
the adjoining building and it was with
great difficulty that the members were
able to get out. Mrs. Geo. +. Easily
and daughter lived with Dir. Klipple
and in the excitement Mrs. Easily rush
ed TO the street apparently thinking all
the children were safe outside.
On discovering that her slx-year-old
daughter was in the burning building,
she rushed to the room where the little
one was almost overwhelmed with
smoke and was in the act OF rescuing
her when a quantity of gun powder ex-
ploded with considerable force, wreck
ing the interior, and Mrs. Easily and
child were burned to death. Th prop
erty destroyed was valued al about
$4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-02
MR.. PAIGES WHEREABOUl

Unknown In Now York City-The North
River Bank Held $3.50 900 of Their
Paper.
NEW York, April Lit was learned yes
terday that the amount OF Paige, Carey "
Co. IS paper held by the North River Bank
at the time Of It's failure was s45O,OOO.
IL bears various Endorsements. John
Huntington's name appears on s9j, 900 OF IT.
All of this paper is long overdue, and
stands protested, payment having been re-
fused on numerous pretexts.
Mr.. Higgins, the receiver for the bank
and his attorneys say that the paper is all
genuine however. and that they still hope
TO effect a settlement with the firm.
So far as IL is known no legal proceed
ings have been begun against Paige.
Carey & Co., and no assignment has been
made
AT the Office OF the firm 1t was said that
Mr. Paige had not been heard from and
that no one knew where he was.