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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-31
POOR FIELDING THE CAUSE.
The Grays Outbat Eric Eut Are Eeatcn
by II core of q to =.

The Gra,s Outbat Eric Eut Are Eeaten
by core of to 7.
Tie Providence Gr.,ys lest another
game ut Erie, Saturday. principally
through cos IL errors. They outbat: ed
their opr onenis nlthCugi Mic ol was put
into the TO pitch in t them. The
team VAS Greatly weake led by the alb
senc, If Coone,, who WAS Cal,e home
on account Of the Illness OF his wife.
The sc prc stood to in favor of Esie.
other Games.
At Buffalc. Slturday-S oringfeld, Q;
Buffalo, &
At Bingham;on, Saturday, Troy. II /;
Binghamto'. G.
Al Wi'kesb rre, Saturlay-Albany, 6 /;
Wilkeslarre, 3
AZ Buffaic, Sunday-Spri gfi,lj, 10;
Buffalo, 3.
They Want to pJay BAL.
TIE Crdry Stars would like to arrange
games with any i2-yeir old nine Ia the
iy.
Address challenges To the manager.
Thomas O'N-il, 67 Ciayy street.
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CONTINENTAL LINE.

Three trips daily 20 Newport, . n. m. . and
\. ma, week days; ~ IN. m, 2.lu. y. ma sun
days express trips ami matinee around
Beaver Tail every Sunday. AMI afternoon
sail around the Light ship every saturday.
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Mo'rinCe aud Funeral Notices one insertion
zoe. ..b additional f,sertion. i5c.
DlED.
ANDi E--In this city, July 20. CHARLES
LEyINGS, only OF Leyings >. and Ida r..
Andr :. aged months and days.
BEOWNEtl-In JCh 1ston. July 90 DELANA
A., wife Of Waller ;. Browne J.
BILIINGTON--In Ma 'raganett Pier, July 20.
WILLIAM III. EiLLINGToN, sed 90
DtNIsON-In Westerly. July 90. EDWIN "
DENfsoS, usci 81 years, q months and Z
days.
HODD-In this clt4- July 30, BENJAMIN w.
HoOD inhi 6Iih ear.
MAkvIN--In this city. July 30 SARAH H., wife
Of Dr. OraE. Matvin, ia the 37th year VI her
age.
MII.iER-In this city, July %, WILLIAM MIL
LtR In the 55th year OF his age.
NORTHUP-Int this city. July 20. MRs. LUCINDA
NJ, wlle OF AIonzo {. No-ihup. In tho 3ith
year OF her age.
PLACE-In th city. July 20. CHARLEs A. O.,
son q Charles Is. anu Fanny A. Place, aged
months and % days
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10 LET-TENEMESTs.
Three lines under this hcadtnd'Jo cents
To LhT on WEST SIDE. TWO VERY
TO god ssnsnts Address BE- News once.
To LEr.-IN ELMwooD. AN UPPER A,SlJ AND
i lower tenement of o and rooms besides e,aas'
heat eat AZ Addrssss s1i D-s5 News once.
1.-two yEEES Nth hhEAs4aNp oaaSn e6a2sn gaMa
ences on horserar route on west susj rem iow W ".
Westmlnster street. aple-u
RIO LET-oN EVERGREEN STREET. UPPER
L tentrnent 81 seven ooms Win bath room aud
gas; separats sntrancs near cars rent ohy SOW
no LtT-oN POINT STREET. NEAR SUMMER
i vefy pleasant upper tenement OF six rooms ON
iioor IN perfect orIer rent moderate AuufesS
rpo LET-NIcE LOWER TENEMENT OF SIX
L 10 ms. modern improvements, barn at
lached. Address Fsl. News etiIce
v,o LET-rENEMENT OF FIVE ROOMS on
!, Dean street Address E-ZS News ONCE IA
rl,o LET. UPPER TENEMENT OF ROOMS oN
l. FRI ndship street. modern improvements.
10 LET-MISCELLANEO
Three lines under this heading 10 cents
no LET-DEsK ROOM ~ BUSINESS CE TitE,
Il well lighted md Iurn shed; ELEVATOR an, all
modern conveniencss. Atdrsss Box H. News
once. 1ly Z9-St'
fI,O LII. .-oFFICEs AND ROOMS %. WEST
i minister street. near Dean street BIS. News
Office
10 LET-HOUSES.
Three tines under this heading 10 cents.
-----
rro LET. FOR THE SEASON. FURNISHED
i house with barn at Nayatt Early fruit ia
abundance Address C-2f care Providence News
fI,o LEr-TWO -AEW OS--FAMILY H.lusES.
j Smith street. Coz. Broai. Edg wood terms
easy; hot water. heat, etc. j. A. LATHAM 81
Weybosset street je2Lu
l'U LET-oN PROSPECT HILL. HOUSE OF
i le rooms with basement. all modern cOnyen-
i.nccs. Aadrcss C-2y. News onice
LOST and FOUND.
4 OaT-A WHITE l4-FOOf ROUND BOTTOM
Ia row beat II nder Will be rewarded by apply
lag TO William h iaywelL Warren. X. l. jtyky-6
4 osT-S UNDAY MORNING IN THE UNION
IL Depot nrar q. G.. baggage Dom. Lunch
Bisk et oontal ming napkins Dnd two lace caps.
suitable reward Will 10 paid. by leaving ~ this
office. 1ll4-u
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FOR ROCKY POINT,

week Days o. 80. sii, SIP. ST. '2. %, - 3. c;15
81 Return. IL. dr. I@io dl. 20 -, Il. 20 $3.50
sUNDAY-.Io, III. .le. u, - 80 8 63)s.
Return s:s0 IL, 12. l. Z. 81 a. -5. 6. 73O 90
Stop at silver Springs and Fields Point only.
stop at Kullock's Point. Silver springs and
Fields Point only lgolng 10 or coming from Rocky
Point
stop at Bulock's Point only lgolng TO or coming
from Rocky Point.
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Hearing Resumed In shrievnity Case.
CONCORD, y. H., July 81. In the hear
ing in the Grafton county shrievalty case
Saturday the court ruled pro terma that
the qualification of the voters might be
inquired iuto. Exception was taken and
the question will b. deter mined at the De-
cember term OF the court. Counsel for
both sides agreed upon Ex-Governor Pin
gree Of Vermont and S. T.. Shurtleif OF
Montpelier as referees, and they will be-
gin the hearing Aug. z. They will make
their report at the September trial term
OF Tho Grafton county supreme court.
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Mo'rinCe aud Funeral Notices one insertion
1c !: .rh additional bRrriion. iie.
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Joe Mulvey will not play again this sea-


NEW YopK, July T.-'rle Cuion els.
',cd railroad ot Brooklyn. after compet-
Ing for many months, With steadily ip-
crrssing losa. with tho new trolley cars
which parallel IL lines, viii shortly ab,n-
don steam ~ "a motive poscr aud substl
tvtc eItClricity.
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IA TED-dISCELLAN NEOUS.
Three tines Hndcr this heading 10 cents.
NNANTED BY AMERICAN PEOPLE-ROOM
w aud board for genu man an wife with baby
23e rs old, Must DC In good locality aud central.
Price moderate. Mention the price notice
taken. Address or call on St Clalr. News once.
June gS-tf
w iED-THREE or FOUR GOOD UN-
w furnished rooms, with b oih room. with ten
MN ltes wtN oi T.. q. keie rcnces giyel. Ad ross
box r.. ws Office. Jly51-5t
NNANTED-A LOWER TEN MENT. ROOMS.
w moderate rice near ElmWooi Broad II.
address BOX A. News Office. jl-s2-tf
ROOMS AND BOIRD.
ALDiNE HOUSE.
:3i B oad st.. cor. ChestE II, hncst location In the
city, desirable rooms with lrs;-class dining ON.
ia20u
fINO LET IN QUIET LOCA TION. NEAE HORSE
Il cars. furnisned rooms Mo era Imp ovemcuts.
Tower street ill7-tf
fTJ BROAD ST.-ROOMS SINGLE OR IN
4 l. suite with board references required
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-31

BASEBALL.
The Scores OF Saturdays Gnmes-Stand-
Ing of the Clubs.

At Boston Boston, I, Baltimore, 4.
at Brcoklyn-First game. Philadelphia,
10; BROOKLYN, o; second game, brooklyn,
{; Phflaielpaia, g.
AT Washiaston-Nsw York, z; Washing
tor, G
AT ST. Louis-First game, Cleveland, 4;
81. Louis, g; second game, Cleveland, 3;
St. Louis, =
Al Cincinnati-Pittsburg. Q; Cincinnati, 3.
a.. Louisville Chicago, l4; Louisville, 9.
New England League.
At Lcwi,ton--L 'wlstnr, Ii; FALL River, 10
at Por. .larG-DoYcr, c; pJftlanl. 3.
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q Vt'INAt'- DJFtI, y IJIlIiIII, ..
National Lrncnc Standing.
New England Len cue Standing.
Dianioni Tips.


Keelcr has been hitting the ball In great
shape for the Brooklyns.
Taunton, Mass, Is 70 have a 1rst-clas
semi-professional club, under the manage
mclt Of John j. piggott
nyoung Bannon OF 81. Louis caa really
yet his release, there will be a great de
inand for him rs soon rs his 10 days are
up.
Joe Mulvey will not play again this sea
son witn ,.'c 't".n. s..s...., 49, a. 40 Ntty
probable that the present season will winf
up his base bail career.
Last year Preaidcnt llyrne gave is out
That il was John Wards inability u
handle the players that kept the Brooklyns
down. What is il this ysar2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

Mems S1.75 Pants
damaged by water Gle.
Mems So Pants slight
ly wet, Csc.
Mems So Pants wet at
bottom, $1.69.
Mems $3.50 Pants not
badly wet, $1.S9.
Mems single Coats
worth $3.50, 900.
Mems $l.5O Percale
Shirts, can be easily
laundried, 800.
Mems $3.50 White
Shirts 49c.
Mems Summer Coats
20 Gus.
Mems Alpaca Coats
: 80 cts.
Mems Lusterine Coats
$E49.
Mems Vests, wet but
little, were $3.50, 49c.
Mems Suspenders sc,
sc, 1Oc. 12c, worth three
times the amount.
Boys Knee Pants 1Oc
l5c, csc, 35c, only
slightly damaged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

Round trip tickets Will be on sale at
this office or July 3rd and 4th 10 points on
the Missouri Pacific railway within dis
;ance of two hundred miles at the rate OF
one fare aud oEe-third Tickets are good
for return passage until July ), 1893, in
elusive. For further information call at
city ticket Office, or depot corner Second
and Wichita streets T. f BLECKLEY,
Passenger ANA ticket agent Missouri
Pacific railway. ia North Main street
o.3j tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02
Prop osals for Dam.
CITY CLERK s OFFICE,
MICuITA Kan .Iune % lSa2


WICHITA, Kan, June -. 1898
Sealed proposals will be received al this
Office until O'Clock ,. III. July 10. 1893
for constructing II brush dam at the mouth
Of the Little river according to plans and
specifications on file liz The office of the
city engineer. The mayor and council re-
serve the right TO reject any o. all bids.
Bids must be marked, BIDS for brush
dam" {. :. SMITH.
S6-3t City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

coo Boys Shirt Waists
damaged by water 29c.
75c Boys Shirt Waist
damaged by water SOC,
soc white Undershirt
slightly wet 15c.
SOC Balbriggan I'm
derwear damaged by
water. Csc.
75c colored Balbrig-
gan Underwear dam.
aged slightly, 4lc.
75c and 81 Boys wool
Hats, wet but not hurt,
80 cts.
soc Dianit Shirts dam
aged by water, 15c.
Mems fine So Shirts,
95 cts
Mems fine $3.50 Shirts
$1.25.
SOC Canten Flannel
Drawers damaged by
water, l5c.
Boys SOC Dinit Shirt
slightly wet, 25c.
75c fine unlaundered
Shirts, not badly dam
aged. 800.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

The Great Rock Island railway will run
excursion trains every thirty minutes from
their depot, corner of Mead and Douglas
avenues, to the picnic grounds Fare for
round trip. Is cents. J. H. PHILLIPS.
City Passenger Agent, Rock Island Rail-
way. d39 2r
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souy. nir Coins

We have few more Columbian coins to
dispose OF AT 81 each or anyone subscribing
for the Daily EAGLE, paving tor /, six
mo nths IL advance, 81 0sl, We Will send -
OH. 1ails
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

Decorated dinner and tea sets of a hun.
dred ana twelve Q12) pieces of fine stone
ware at Si,.0 a bargain at Palmer's Toy
Store. 25S n Main ST. d39 2t
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W all PAPER

III S. Seneca ST, West side. We are do
ing business on our merits as worblnen
Best reference given and satisfaction guar
anteed. Call and See our goods and get
prices. CHARLES Bros.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

Bargains all through my extensive stock
Some AT cost and less. Baby Carriage
tine silk plush trimmed less than cost.
Come to 25S Main ST. for bargains too
numerous to mention this month, d39 2t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

Sl.00 Ladies Hats.
Trimmed in silk ribbons and flowers.
Great bargains. WARREN's.
232 Main street. d39 2Ls
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

Bargains in Boys and Girls Safety BIZ
cycles. Tricycles. Velocipedes and Doll
Cabs this week at Palmer's Toy Store, 25S
\ Main st. dog 2r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

A few Sl2 ladies' very fine trimmed
hats-s5 WARREN's,
81 Main. d39 2t%
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

For sale-Pig for Is cents, invested in
Rock Island ticket July 4th, at Peerless
park. Go catch him. 80 ct
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july ith Riverside Park

The committees of the Humane society
and Children's Home Will assemble ut the
park at 10 a. m. July to prepare to en-
terrain their friends aud all others who
desire TO have good time aud good cheer
Tor charity sake. Come one come all.
DIR. GEO I. LEWIS. President.
and Chairman Of Committee.
80 l.
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a. O. I. W. picnic July 4th. 5000 mem
bers with their families expected there
Take the Rock Island trains every thirty
minutes, rs cents each way. 1926
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Governor Lewelling at Peerless park on
July 4th, 10 cents round trip Rock Island
route. SO 1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02
80 Cent LadieS, Hats

With flowers and silk ribbon trimmed.
d39 2t% WARREN's
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

Fine Baby Caps, 25 Cents.
Warren's, 232 Main. d39 2t*
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Something for Moth
READ OF OUR OFFERINGS SEE DISPLAY OF MERCHANDISE IN FRONT OF STORE

Buy SOC worth of Goods and
Get Guessing Coupon.
will cost you nothing and may get of the above
Few goods below slightly soled water coming through the roof
extra cheap.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02
At Z Cents.

We offer a line of white
goods that cannot be equal
ed for less than 15c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02
At z Cents.

We show a line of fine
quality of outing cloths,
cheap at la!c.
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Furnished by Apologize g. Mallory,
W hiSiiinm Concerts

The W. c. I. l. Exchange on Market
street, first door south OF postoffice will
be open all day on the 4th of July. when
there will be for sale plenty of home made
bread. pies cakes, cookies, etc. Also the
best ice cream in the city will be served
every day and evening
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02
Guess at the Pins
IN the Balloon.

At 4&c, 200 pieces best
quality Shirting Prints.
Sale every day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

&c, excellent quality of
Crash.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-02

21c, regular Cheyiot Shirt
ing lengths, cheap at 4oc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
PRODUCE

CHICAGO, June 22-Orders from outside
were extremely scarce to-day. tluctua-
were not violent, nor was business active.
Wheat averaged frmer but closed go
lower for July than yesterday. The early
decline was attributed to the reported bank
failures at Los Angeles. The speculative
offerings were liberal anf selling quite
general at the start but the decline oevel-
oped a better demand. The later decline
was helped considerably by the assign
ment of large real estate and loan hrm
here. Corn was generally weak. Oats
moderately active Provisions dull and
lower. Wheat, cash No. 2 spring 65c; No.
8 spring CSC; No. 2 red Csc; June, 64a4a
65sIc. closing at 65c; July, 65a66c, closing
at 659Sc; September, 69%a70%c, closing at
roc Corn, cash No. 2, 1850; June Al IS a
4156c. closing at 411Ec; July 4l1za42c, clos
ingat 4l15c; September 421{ ASSOC, closing
at 424c. Oats, cash, No. 2, 302sc; June
S016 a30%c, closing at 3O9sc; July S93s a3Vc,
closing at 29Tc; September 26A a26Sc,
closing at 26Ec. Rye, cash, No. z, 2OSc.
Flaxseed, 81 o.; Timothy Seed, s. %; Mess
Pork. cash, $40 10; July Sl9 O0al9 40, clos
ing at $40 Is; September, sl9 9Oa2O 20, clos
ing at $50 10. Lard. cash, 80 G5a9 I2B,
closing at 50 721S September, $40 S21S
Short ribs, cash, 80 OH; July, s. 9Oa9 O219,
closlngat IS OK; September, 50 25a9 42115,
closing at 50 S21l.
New YoRK, June 22.-Flour, receipts,
$4,000 barrels; exports 1000 barrels ;
sales 1000 barrels; market quiet and
weak. Wheat, receipts, 10000 bushels;
exports, $4,000 bushels; sales, 100000
bushels futures and $4,000 bushels spot;
spot market, dull; ungraded red 69a721sc;
options, lower; No. red June 7lHa12Bc,
closing at 72%c; July 72Aa722lc, closing
at 72sSc: September 761Sa71Ac, closing at
761Sc; December Size. Corn, receipts,
5000 bushels; exports $4,000 bushels; sales
$50 900 bushels futures and $4,000 bushels
spot; market, dull and easier; ungraded
mixed SIC; July, 49SS a5015c, closing at
49sIc; August 50Aa514c closing at 504c;
September 5OAa5l1fc, closing at 5O1Ic;
December 5O5la5l1Ec, closing at 5O%c.
Oats, receipts, $4,000 bushels; exports,
az. 900 bushels; sales, 295, 900 bushels fu-
lures and 1000 bushels spot; market, dull
and easier; June 311sc; July 365Za37sc,
closing at 36sIc; August 341S Assoc; clos
ing at 3415c; september S21sa33l4c; closing
al 32JSc; No Chicago, 3S$lc; mixed
western 371Sa39c. Cut meats, quiet. Lard,
quiet; western steam 50 95; July SO 90;
September $40 60. Pork, steady. Butter,
quiet; western dairy l4al611c; do. creame-
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the other actually on dresses, and you
will see. IL, therefore, you only have
money enough TO spend on lace by all
means get the real, and instead OF max
ing rufIles of the lace itself for the gown,
make rufIles OF the material and edge
with the lace. The effect is exqulsitely
crisp and dainty, and there Is satistac-
ton about knowing the lace is the real
thing. A wash lace OF some or the
many new patterns would not last half
as well. 10 would be out OF fashion In
no time, and you could never know how
10 would look after being washed or
cleaned Real lace is never out OF fash
ion. The narrow washes very well, no
starch OF course, and is worth taking
of the ruffles when the dress is washed.
The only trouble is that even starting
in on the narrOwest gives you hungry
taste for that sort Of thing.
Very heavy yellowish crochet lace Is
put on wash skirts, The lace is deep
enough to fall from the knee to almost
the edge Of the petticOat, which Is OF
wash silk or crisp cambria. The lace
is run on ribbon and the ribbon Is
lightly seWed on the skirt. The skirt,
YOU see, goes TO the tub several times
before the lace is washed, aud then the
lace is washed separately. 1t is taken
of the skirt and of the ribbon, and
washed Dy hand or sent to cleaners.
People with real or good lace are too
respectful of II TO let 1t take the usual
course OF laundry trial. FLoRETTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23

change was dull again to-day and was con-
rined almost entirely to the room traders.
THE sharp recovery In sterling exchange
mt an end to the talk Of gold imports and
This had an adverse influence, as the mar
ket was advaSced yesterday on the
talk about probable heavy lmporta1-
tons Of the yellow metal
The announcement that Secretary
Carlisle had ordered the prepayment OF the
July interest on the public debt, beginning
ON Monday next had little or no effect.
The failure Of the Reading pan Oh Teau-
iustmeEt the cutting of rates by the Great
Northern railroad company, the bank fall-
ures in California and the heavy demand
from that State for currency, tended TO
weaken the list. Reading dropped "a,
Cordage 8, General Electric 2, Manhattan
. Towards the close there was a small
reaction and the market left on nrmer IN
tone. Sales 1872 800 shares. quotations
closed bid
Atchison, 2S116 Adams Express, 145 Amer
lean Express, l09; Baltimore and ONO, -;
Canada Pacific. ~; Central PACING, 20;
Chesapeake and OHIO, ~; chicago ano
Alton, 1879; Chicago, Burlington and Y lncy
S71(; Delaware and HUDSON, l25; Deia-
ware, Lackawanna and western. lava Den
YER and Rio Grande preferred ~; Erie,
llK. 90. DFSlcEEcN. OON Il Va " - -
Illinois Central. 92sI; Lake Shore, l241S {;
Michigan Central. g.; Missouri Pacific,
33J<; Norfolk aud Western preferred, 2S2l ;
Northern Pacific, 1915; do preferred, 36% ,
Northwestern 1919; do. preferred 100 :
New York Central 1925; Pacific Mall,
fSJ6; Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, lO1a :
Pittsburg, IA; Pullman Palace, l67; Read,
ing, 1877; Rock Island, 72$5 ST. Louis and
San FrancAco first preferred, -; st. Paul
69IE ; do. preferred, 1889; Tennessee Coal
and Iron, 1881. Texas Pacific, 90; Union
Pacific, $3.50; United States Express, 2Oi
Western Union. S25S; Wheeling and Lake
Erie, 10; do. preferred, 46.
Mining Stocks-Cholor- Crown Point
so; Consolidated California and Virginia,
100: Deadwood, 100; Gould and Curry, 60;
Hale and Norcross, 30; Homestake, HOO;
Independence, =; Mexican, l07; North
Star, :; Ontario, 14Oo; ophir' l4O; Ply y
100. Union Con-, 20; Yellow Jacket, 1885;
Iron Silver, Is; Quick Silver, 20O; do
preferred, 1900; Bulwer. TO-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23

The accompanying Illustration shows
a very stylish wrap which can DO made
of a lounce Of black lace OF any desired
width. II has a silk yoke trimmed win
Jet ornaments that is cut quite full 10
allow the outer edge to be gathered into
a wavy frill finished with jet psssemen-
terie. II is not lined ana ties In 'front.'
with harrow faille ribbon. A very good
quality Of real hand made Valenciennes
lace in the narrowest width, aboutquar-
ter Of an inch, can be had at very rea-
sonable figure. Remember the real has
a delicate yellowish tinge and lasts Ior-
ever. 1t IS true enough that II you look
at them separately you may think the
cheap imitation looks just as good, but
put them together or judge the one oy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
MARTINS FERRY.

Absalom Brown, who had been very
an for some time at his home on the
county road, died Monday night about
IL o'clock. His funeral will take place
Saturday afternoon at ? o'clock. Rev.
Sedgwick will of6ciate at the home and
the Odd Fellows will have charge OF the
funeral
Misses Ella Kyne, Julia McDonough,
Kate FltzsimmOns, Gertie McCabe and
Lizzie Hoffman attended the commence
ment exercises of st. Johns pArochial
school at Bellaire last nighs
To Whom Il May Concern:
Any person selling or giving any in
toxicating drinks TO Perry Snodgrass
will be prosecuted TO the full extent OF
the law. HENRY SNODGkAsS'
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, in the Y. NJ. c.
A. rooms, 20 make Arrangements for the
reception Monday evening after the re-
lay races.
Misses Eliose Gray and Emma Hen
derson attended the Embellishments
wedding yesterday in Hancock county,
West Virginia.
John Curry and Jessie Gilmore,
daughter OF Ohio Gilmore, were mar
ried yesterday at Mt. Pleasant, by Rev.
Harrington,
Mrs. J. 5. Harrison returned to her
home at GAINESVILLE, yesterday morn
ing, after pleasant visit TO friends
here.
The case of Cannon VS.. Giles, which
was set for trial yesterday morning,
was continued until next Monday.
The new electric globe on the Y's
fountain was completed yesterday. and
sets the fountain off beautifully.
Koehline & Connolly are getting
down a great amount Of fine brick
pavement in the Third ward.
Ernest Smith has returned from
Easton, Pa, where he has been attend
ing Lafayette College.
Judge L. II. Cochran and son, Of To
leda, came in last evening over the W..
and l.. +. Il. K.
Miss Bessie Brady leaves to-day for
Cadlz, o., to visit Miss COnwell for a
few days.
Harry George aud Ernest Hoge at
tended the commencement at SciO Col
lege.
Joe Henderson came in yesterday
from Pennsylvania 70 visit his parents
NJ. c. Mitchell and family have re-
turned from trip TO the Worlds Fair
Mrs. Joseph O'Donnell, Of Bellsire, /;
the guest of Mrs. Scott Linn.
Miss Lizzie Aikens, Of Tiltonville, j;
the guests Of friends here.
Miss Maud Snediker, OF Wellsourg, i:
visiting friends here.
Capt. G.. A. Coleman was in the city
yesterday.
The Board of Education met las
night.
Paul Morrison has gone to Gambler, o