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Evening journal., 1892-06-18
GAS ST0NES

Are Invaluable and should DO inresti
lFaied by careful h1usfkeepers
About 2OO are in use in This city aud
the number would be greatly increased Il
their merits were fully understood.
As Cookers they are unrirslled and
are for superior 90 conl on wood stovos in
cooking meats or vegetables.
AS Water Honters and ''lroncrs
they are most useful especially when the
weather is too warm to use She ordinary
stove or range
As q heating apparatus that cnn be
moved from room 10 room in a few min.
utes by the housekeeper they are most
convenient
As assistant heaters ina rooms where
furnaces or steam heat viii not asccnd
on The windward side they have given
great satisfaction
As permanent heaters IN rooms that
cannot be reached by heating iluos they
have given much comfort.
AS intermittent heaters where heat ia
wanted only am hour or two at time.
they are economical
For offices and stores. when the weather
Is rather warm Zoe furnace fires, they
may prevent sickness.
tut nFlHNH anu ~NtNllin use Nhth hnll
days make furnace fires oppressive. tron.
blesome and expensive they are comfort
able and economical
As fires that can be started in a min.
ute and distinguished in less time. they
are most satisfactory
As heaters that avoid ASHES. COAL
GAS and DUST, they are valued by pru
dent honsckoepeT.
Modern Gas Stoves are not only useful
but are ornamental.
The gas the stoves. the fixtures and
the putting in are Inexpensive
Samples and descriptions can be seer
at the Gas Office.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
Iined for Trespa.s.

Yesterday Detectives Vandegrift and
Smith arrested John Cooke. white, who
gave his place Of residence as No. 2l5
East Front street, for stealing ice at the
p W. a b. station He was arraigned
before Magistrate Sasse last night on
the charge Of hespass The magistrate
fined him So and costs. For several
seasons the company has been bothered
by these petty thefts and it has deter
mined % put a stop to them 1t did
not care. however, to Jail the offender.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
sullivan TarLs Absut Corbott.

NEW YoRx, June 1s-John H. Salayaa
says. "I lave never been N better healD.
than al present snd,whl start 10 10 w6fk
for mg nght with Corbott with more cond
dencs regarding myphyscaL esDiitioR ehan
al any other period since my c0nneetion
vita the riRg. / aNPset to begin training
the frat ef July. Niue weeks are enough
for any man TO goa intb condition 1 nov
weigh ~ pounds, stripped. I hAvsVi
tsushsd drop Of hsUor IN EsVea noatsa.
and have ne desire 70 eorbett VIZ nsi
SIGHT, kut wn coaPd me 10 DO al u,
fighhng.n
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
The weather.
aeneralIr faIr and warmer.
no 1yorsllin IN n Biu Tent.

Rev. John Lanahan. d. D.. of Balti
more will preach in the tent, corner of
Tenth and Lombard streets. tomorrow
at 1O,30 a. m. and z 80 p. m. Grand mass
meeting ofthe Sunday school at 2 p m
in the tent. There viii also be young
peoples meeting in the tent at 0.30p m,
led by John White, Jr
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
nTsINEss nrronTINIrIEs.

DOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
II REAL EsIArE.-l'he well-known "prac-
teal Farmer Hotel 40 Grubb's. Bfandywinc
hundred, b. offered for sale. or viii exchange
for city real estate; has been licensed for one
hundred years the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and
Chester, has q splendid bar and hotel trade.
JOHN j.. DONAHOE, No. 80 Orange street.
Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
A MAI Dor'sfrnr,.

Police Officer Gaynor shot a mad dog in
the house of John Lester No 1890 b
street last night The dog ran in this
house and Mr. Gaypor went in after
the dog Il ran at the officer and he hit
the dog with his club with such force as
to break the club in two BE then pulled
his revolver and killed the dog with one
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
Prince 1Iichael Convicted.

ANN ARBoR, june 1S.-"Prince Michael
was convicted here Of criminally wronging
Bernice Bechel, through the exercise Of his
so called religion. The judge sentenced
him to five years imprisonment.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
Yalo and Harvard uofuso.

NEW LONDON, Cons, June ls.-p&e New
London Globe says that both harvard and
Yale have declined oln'ongo 70 row
against Cornell on the Thames, and that n
is certain that Heither crew wiz 60 70 Rpg-
land 10 meet an Oxford eight Captain XII
ton says that no ofieial communication has
been received regarding a race with oxford.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
I.nst His Iifo tn snvn ; cllIollen.

PoRT JERvIs, N. Y, june 1s.-Benjamin
Z. Cuddehack descended TO get chicken
out Of a well and the well-damp caused his
death. He was secretary Of the Port Jervis
Light company.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
rAsTnnN LEAauE aAMns.
Farrcr stoddard nInat ser,n.

TRENTON, June ls-Edwin Stoddard, the
accomplished forger, who has been ia the
Hudson county jail pending the considera-
tion Of his pumerous appeals, was finally
taken to the Trenton state prison 10 serve
out his term Of ton years.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
rltrl,nm,s cnnnsrl Annen1.

BUFFALO, June 1s Counsel for John
Fitzhum, under sentence Of death in Au-
bum prison for murder, has appealed.
This viii serve as a stay for the execution,
which was set down for June %.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
Crrns FIeId Ain nl.

DoBBs FERRY, n. Y, june 1S-Cyrus W.
Field, who a month ago cams 70 his coun-
try home at Ardsloy, near Dohhs Ferry, is
very III. His family are very much con-
cerned about him.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
ro Hnre a nnlf Holldnr.

The firms of Quigley & Mullin, Harvey
q Sisler, Martin & Dure. Kent Iron and
from this day close their establishments
at o'clock on every Saturday afternoon,
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
DEATH IN WATER.
The Millions of Dangers Water Contains
and the Eapidity with which They In
crease Don't Take Any Chances.

anu the itANtNAlN WIN men AhrN III
crease Don't Take ANY Chances.
Few people have any idea how impure even
the pulcst drinking watcr is. The very best
water known d full of germs. They are the
most prolific creatures of which vc have any
knowledge. .fOruringlco one maybe The cauaafivc
parent of more than sixteen million. nye hum
drcd thousand dt-cendenis in day. IhoY are
nlrO possessed Of groat vitality. for they can be-
carried great distances iu water without lOs-
ing their power Of producing disease. They
can bc frozen a. oven boiled without being
destroyed IhOy may Dee kept dried for ye0rs
and yet when placed iH suitable medium
viii come tQ lie and produce fermentation
and decay. They are ihc great producers ~
malaria, fever. grip and most serious Diseases
"liut' YOU say. "what can be- done 20 avoid
them since they cannot be Killed hy hollinlf'
There Is but one thing which Will effectively
destroy them and that Us coming in contact
with spirits. A small amount of pure spirits in
the water viii ciieCtunlly Kill them and destroy
their evil effects. bur it should be- borne iu
mind that nothing but the uurust and best
spirits shOnld be used for this purpose. and
that nothing is equal 20 Whishcy. Not the
ordinary whi-kics which are unun the market.
but something flr above thcnr s0mething
which is highly endorsed by the scientific
world. Such whi-key Is Duify's Pare Malt,
which is, to-day, more popular than ever be-
ers TO destroy the germs Of every disease.
There are hundreds OF families that use b.
constantly in connection with thcir drinking
watcr. both at the table and between alcals.
Beware OF any druggist on grocer who seeks to
offer you something hc SAYS is 'iust a. good.
Duny's Is the only pure medicinal Whiskcy
upon the market.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
No snits Against tho ulster BanI,.

KINGsToN, p. Y, June ls-The court oi
appeals has sustained Judge Furman's order
restraining all persons from bringing suits
against the Ulster County Savings bank 70
recover deposits made prior to its resump-
ton Of business
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
sIInlstsr Aanms. runsral.

KINGSTON, N. Y, June 1s.-The funeral
of Lyell T. Adams, late United States min
lister at Horgen, Switzerland, was held here.
Mr.. Adams was born in Monticello, Sulli.
van county. in 1877
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
The minor Law sustnined.

LANSING, Mich. june 1S.--The state su-
preme court has filed an opinion sustaining
the Miner electoral law. The opinion was
written by Judge Montgomery aud con-
Cured in by all the other justices.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
nir Grncerr Firm nI.soIrea.

NEw YoRK, June 1s-The great grocery
firm of Acker, Merrall & Condit has dis
solved and william J. Neral hus purchased
the interests Of John W. Condit and the
Ackor heirs
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
Excursion TO Bcrmingbam Park.

The employees of the Morning News
took small excursion 10 Birmingham
Park this morning over the Wilmington
and Northern railroad They expect q
large crowd to 90 out this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
YaI. win M Rev cewslI.

ITHAcA, n. T., June 1s-The Cornell
crew sent Ysle challenge Inst week 20 row
at any time OF place. A telegrnphic reply
received says; "Yale cannot row Cernbli
reasons latexn The telegram is signod by
the commodore Of the Yaio navy.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
veteran DecIIei's suicide.

WASHINGTON, June 1s-Anthouy Deckel,
an inmate Of the Soldiers home, shot him-
self dead. During the war he served in the
Twenty-sixth Pennsylvania volunteers.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
Homoopathists Adiourn,

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The national
Homeopathic convention concluded its ses-
sion and adjourned.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

The Office OF the Equitable Life Is now
located on the second lor Of the Equitable
Buildi u. ANsoN A. MAnER, Manager
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

"ioliman used 90 De a smart and rather airy
bachelor. but think he must hnye married
since ] SAW him last year, "Why do you
think soi" "i noticed that there were Two on
three buttons or his coat to-day. New York
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
ODD PANTS.

| have just bought
800 pairs ofSummer
Pants, closed all a
manuiacturerhad and
will retail them at
less than Wholesale
prices. See our win
dow full Of them at
$3.50 for yourchoice;
former price 81 and
$3.50. These are de-
cidod bargains.
Thin coats andvests
by the hundred, at
prices from 40c to
to S., with lots Of in
betWaens.
One price to ALL
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
Cheap Excursion 10 Chieago.

From June 10th Co alth Inclusive. the H. a.
O. r. r.. win sell on account Democrats Com
ycniOn. round strip tickets from Wilmington
20 Chicago FOR SiatO, good 90 return until
July sth.
Mrs Morris Don't you find 20 hard io get
n domesilcf Mif. Essex-'l don't try io get
a domestic. gefthc imported. Truth.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

"Gent ION the right "rhe weather. made
moiscll -" Lady al have already discussed
that subject with my ncighhor on Me LOTT
Gent Hsidel-''lhC mean sCoundrel We had
arranged between us TINT he should talk
about the dinner and myself about the
weather. Humori,uschc Blaitcr.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

Take Hooa's.and only Hoods because Hood'l
Sar>apnrllla Cures. II Possesses merit perui
liar Ca itself. Try Il yourself
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. perfoctl,
harmless. effective, hui dc not cause pain Or
grpe BE sure fu get Huods1
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Mrs. Stinrs "iast night you came homl
with q stor, Of sitting up with q siOk Friend
Now what excuse have you this timer ~
Stngs "lO-night my love, we lhcl al
gathered lhc round his beer. Chicago Int
Ocean.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
". g. ID. II. 4.

spriug clothing cleaned and repaired
skilled workmen. No. on Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
The Delight Of Modern Travel.

Little idea or thought "a given by tho major
ity uf modern travellers 90 the wonderful adj
vance made within the past ten years not
only Ia tho speed and equipment OF trains. hut
also in the method Of conducting them. The
PERSONAL y-0onuurhC tourist system las reV-
ulutiuniTcd former methods. ami the mar
vclnus popularity and development of this per-
feet system OF touring ls iu no small measure
due 20 The Pennsylvania iairuad Company.
This ir illustrated iu the series of tours just
announced hy this progressive corporation ;ono
goes 90 Yellowstone Park. August 25th, by a
suuerhly appointed train. a duplicate OF the
exl-~nsos Tor the entire two weeks absent AN
ether Is characterized AZ tour ~ the North.
leaving Philadelphia July l2th. reviewing
Watkins Glen, Niagara tallu. lor1uu.
Thousand lAhnd, Rapids uf the 80. Ltnrem'e.
Montreal. AuSahle Chasm. Lakes Champluin
AMI George. Saratoga aud y daylight ride
down the Hudson river, ts0chVcra III c1ponaes
Tor two weeks. A Niagara Walls scrisa leaves
Philadelphia July lfth 23ih August llth and
10Th. september 3i and 2qihi fi0lH the ruund-
trip rate, valid Tor return within ten daYr.
SON July -d tour is 90 he run 10 treasou. lhc
rate of t8 irup Philadelphia includes uot only
daos board as the Mountain House. hut
tickets are also valid Tor teu days. iucludne
De- 90 leave Philadelphia ana Ncw flit lDi
Washington. ID. Ito cover three day. .fllo rate
Of sll covering al expenses. lhpfe tours are ir
charge of tourist agent and chauerou. u
medium Tar in advance Of the foreign ornrn.
sive courier. America certainly directs pace
far her foreign cousins in the art or travel and
such an institution as the pcnnaylFania Rail.
road as an advancing agent is we'll worth
being proud ~.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

Proprietor N millinery establishments
"liow Ia it You don't get married ~ Second
diito-"Aou soc. while l remain single. on my
female assistants expect that ! shall Warry
one Of them. and are satisfied with lower
wages Der ilk.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
Carlisle Against Cleveland

The most damaging blow to the Cieve
land faction came in the form Of a direct
statement from Senator Carlisle, Of Ken
tuclSy, eN-speaker of the house of repre-
sentatives.
Much against my will, said he, ~ am
forced to believe that Cleveland cannot
carry the state Of New York for the Demo.
Gratis. II l thought success were possible
through him would be his most earnest
eupDortern
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fOork tUanlr0.

Males
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE.
l,@i2 BrtGiwaT a door north - 81 s'.st
Advertisements and -uD- Option.
received the:e unt!! . O'CLOCK D. IN.
AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular Office
rates until u. m. VIZ:
152 0th-aVe. cor. 13th.st.
l92 COluMbus-sve., near West CSth.st.
Jos West 4-d st. ncar 1th-aNe.
20 Wcst l4th-st., near shave.
2J1 West 4@d ST. bet. It'll and 9Th ayes.
l57 4tI-aVr.. cor. Isfh-st
j 1913 81 ave, between 10Th and 77th sts.
80 1I-at".. between 5j'l aud 1Gui -.
J V25 31-9Ne., mar CiS-st.
los lstayc., near o9th-st
7o0 "a ave, corner f1'h-s'.
65i 3G.aNc.. near Fat 3Ith-st
~ Avenue 4, between 81 and fth avcs.
l. ,an1l-st. and 49, DIV slOu-st.
li9 thurch.St, bet. Warren and Cham.
bers sts.
323 Hi".,f.r--t. u,ar chr -tOphfr~-t.
l59 Eas, f7ih.st. corner 3iptc.
20 bat 4.d-~t- near Madl-on-ave.
Q 0jl 3l-dNc. bet. 18TH ard il3,h IS
HARLEM OFFICES.
$50 Fast 12Jth-s... near "a ave-.
.43 vs. l.jth-st.. bit. 1th and sth AYES
$40 Wcst li5th-st
EEOOKLYN OFFICES:
3o7 Tult0n.-f - Court T.. so De ka'h.
ave. 1900 Redford-ave.. 100 Bway.
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AT BRANCH OFFICES.
advertisements received at regular ONCE
A., rates until D D. m. w.
~ 9Th ave. 8. g. cor. OF 25d'st
iis2 Cth-sve.. cor. 18th ST. oa.
~ tolun.bus-ave. near West och-ss.
~ West 42d-st.. near Oth-nNe-
,Sg West llth-st.. near shave.
1ss- Wet 42d ST.. bet, 9TH ana 81, aNes'
81 SHAVE, cor. 14th.st
tt'ose Sd-aye, between 70ui and 77h Sta
/ 81 5dsve., between 18th aud 1oth SIS.
5ng 5d-sve., near Glst-st.
~ htaye., near S9th-st-
~ wave. corner 47th-St.
Sss sa-ave.. near East 37th-st..
% Avenue A, between 81 and 4th aves.
~ Ssnnl.st. and 1877 DIy:sion-st-
-'' Ohurch'st. bet. Warren and Chsm'
~ EicecEc1-sf.. near Chrlstopher-st.
iSS East f7th-st., corner 3i.ave.
soxxyy East 42d-st., near Msdison-ave.
~"oi cd-aye., bet. 10th and 1l3th SIS.
100 HARLEM OFFICES
: 20 Eat l25th.st., near 3d.aye.
E,o Ne, i25th-st.. bet eth and sth aVeA
e<o West 1f5th-st
n, BROOKLYN OFFICES: -
~ fuIton'st., GO C0urt-st.. 800 De helo-
A'e. l26o Bedford-ave.. 100 B'w'y'
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nliserllancone

3, LAwYERS Bi;AMAN. Of the Equitable
Bnlc,pg, 100 BrOodway, Eacticc every.
woefe-for every state and abroad. Also
states Comm ssiOners, PASSPORT agents. no.
sh,. Evenings. l,x7O Broadway.
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Gennlrp Real estate for Sale

FOR SALT.-Farm. go acre.. Chesa-
peskc by shore, peach orchard bnlidinss
rsNi snriou, dwelling ana barn com
pletelv equipped with registered stock :;
modern improvements and machinery :;
abudlnt forage stored; Immediate posse s.
sion. Apply to JOHN HAY, Annapolis. Nd.
TRACT or MOUNTAIN LAND. with
lake two miles long unsurpassed FOR sum
mer resor; adjoining "A famous resort which
is annually thronGcd with guests four
hourt out. FRANK PERRIN. Fishkiil-
On II udsOn, y. y.
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domestic Dlruations Wante6
Females

HOUSEwOKK.-By neat German Prot:
| Cstant; best city reitrcnccs, gool cook AMI
laundress or gen, raj houseworA, city VI
country. ll9 East Burst, between ID
and ith GNes
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COOk.-Ey Young E-Iglish.s pelking
Sw' dish Ier.On Is sod bake, tarscr, des-
ser;s, gam; In nrSt-class prlyate family /;
city Or country. call 3iJ 4ch- ave-. Le-
tween 9th aud 21th So
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1lais 60 fet, uufnrnlsbeo

FLATS TO LET Furnished ard nnfpr:
nishcd: desirable locations. FOLSOd
BROTHERS. S2G Broadway.
NO. 10 WEST 18TH ST.-To rent un.
furnished entire fourth floor or IL rooms
in absolutely nrc-proof apartment house :
steam heat; apply 10 janlior.
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Gin Real Gsiaie Go Esi.

HOUSES TO LET.-Cnfurnish.d ond
furnished dsi0b.e locations. FOLSOM
BHOIHERS. SO Broadway.
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tpON BY a COMPETENT coon In private
iti"il asst win washing city reference.
CAL Wo>, i4th.st.
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SECOND MAN.-By young Engllshman
can do waiting; good appear nee wiling
and o5lig.ng, cAccllrat reference motnf.
rte ponsa,lon All or address
CASE. car. AZ Society, 30j Fulton
- f,roo.tYu
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lNlfrL-HAN.-B a single nan on
gent mans place. good reference; under.
-tinIs well the car ~ hot-cs; mcdcnte
pav. U>EFUL-MAS. 33j Fulton-st..
Brpoklvn.
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CUAMBERMAlD and WAIrRESS.-
City oI county nrst-cliss references Ad.
dress for three days. 10 West tith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29

man thoroughly understands his WORK care
Of horse AID COW. Address LANG, IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29

USI"rL.MAN IN private family, =
wait on table tend furnace aud make him
ser generally useful around house sober
md reliable neat in appearance, bet RI.
crrncc. Call or adde's. l.. II caro-
Cosmopolitan. So Gtn-dNc.
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FURNISHED fonscs Co. f CT.


Brooklyn.
FURNISHED HOUSE 70 let in Brook
lyn.-Ihc 3io->tOIy b. OwnstOne dwelling,
No JOG HaUcock-St. In fine order con
yepient 10 elevated and surface cars Sl2j
per month. Inquire on premises or o. W.
IRVING COMES, 81 TO 90 Wiliisin-st,
n. Y.
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y kSH By young man ga with 3
year rApc leHoe. a. assistant t. Invalid
none or city hospital; best VI refer ence..
Addfe', ;. d. t., II Abbott-st, Hoosie
fGil,. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29

IT. YOv NEED rooI i.ll1ble servant
The hazcttc VII select and nd v0u one
a. shut nO'!cc free o, cost $50 Fulton.
St. RrOoklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29

THOROUGH business man with cst1b.
Isle1 staple agd profitable manufacturing
Dus nts>. Of best reputation but contracted
mans dcsircs riiiblc person with about
t,NO as eqra partner Particulars a, In.
thiri foor.
WAITED by an artistic drC-sm aker
ieN moTc engagements BY the dry IN n-st-
class families terms 80 pcr dsv. highest
H'Hrcnces. Adde'S D.. o5i Sth owe.
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STA DLEMAN o. GKDOM by D man
either IN private or public. wCuid 20 a.,
scroaG man or footman; excellent refer
cncrs not afraid OF work CAL or a.
d. GEORGE, care AID, 800 FultOn-st.,
Brook yn
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FURNISHED Apartments Co ct

09TH-sT.. 900 AST.-Furnishcd. three
cosey rooms and bata housekeeplhR'
MASTERSON.
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THE TRIBUNE UPTOWN OFFICE.
A'ei2 Bro0dway I'd door north Of 3ist-st
Advert sements and subscriptions
Received there until 8 O'Clock u. IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-09
MARTINS FERRY.

VIM. Mann returned from Minnesota
last evening. Before returning he came
through Minneapolis and says he never
saw such a crowd as there was in the con-
vention building, being fully 1900 people
in the hall at one time.
The steamer Scotia landed at the North
wood landing Yesterday aud there was
scare started by saying that there was
case Of smallpox aboard which was found
TO be untrue.
Mrs. NJ. W. futile left for Los Angeles,
Cal, 10 jOin her husband, who went there
Tor the benefit Of his health.
Charles Helling is back from Ellwood,
Pa.
Miss Ada Selby has returned from
pleasure trip to Chicago.
The c. s. P. ply car passed through town
yesterday.
The Big Four give dance at Pelt's Hall
tonight.
John f. Davis, Of the Third ward, was
TO leave yesterday for Muncie, Ind.
Mrs. Sarah Jenkins, Of Mount Pleasant,
was in the city yesterday.
The G. & p. r. R has enioined the city
from opening Burke street across their
tracks.
Mrs. G.. w. Devault and son George, arc
visiting Mrs. =. II. McConaughy in Bril-
liant.
Mrs. Bell Beck has returned TO her
home at Blaine after visit with Mrs. J.
W. Nichols, Of the First ward.
MISS EeIe Greene. who has been i'll for
some time Is able to be out again.
Pastor Morse gave Bible reading at
the Baptist Church last evening.
The Hibernians viii attend the corner
stoue laying OF the new Catholic Church
next Sunday.
H. X. NOnamaker, of Philadelphia, was
| in the city yesterday.
J: A. Irwin, Of PittsburE, was here yes
terday.
John Tilton, Of Deep Run, was in town
| yesterday.
George Brown and wife, OF ST. Glars
vile, is visiting Ar. and Mrs. NJ. c. Mitch
/ ell, of this city.
For fresh groceries, butter, etc, call on
Simpson Seibert Zane street, near Jeffer-
/ son.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-09

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May S.-The mem
bers Of the House were In very hstless
humor this morning and majority Of the
few who were in attendance lOlled back IN
their seats apparently lacking energy 70
write, read or talk.
The House went into committee OF the
whole Mr., Montgomery, Of Kentucky In
the chair for the COnsideTa-
ton Of the Agricultural appropriation bill.
There was no general debate and the bill
was read by paragraphs for amendments,
On verbal amendment a diversion was
OcCasioned by Mr. J. ID. Taylor, Of Ohio,
who made protection speech with vigor
which is his characteristic, and was an
swered in a stin more vigorous manner by
Mr. Simpson, Of Kansas.
On motion Of Mr.. CulbersOn, Of Texas,
q resolution was adopted setting apart to-
morrow for the consideration OF bills re-
ported from the Committee on Judiciary.
Adjourned.