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REFUSED TO ANSWER.
Witnesses in the Wasp Case Were
Very RetiCent.

Very Reticent.
The taking of dispositions in the case of
Thomas E. Flynn against John c. Quinn.
Walter Willett and others was begun before
Notary Harris in Garret McEnerney's
Office yesterday morning.
Quinn and Willett, who are stockholders
in the Wasp, are charged by Flynn. the
editor, with having voted his stock at an
annual meeting, falsely issuing $50 shares,
and conspiring 10 defraud him of his man
aging control of the Wasp. Garret Nc
Enerney represented the appellants, Harold
Wheeler appearing for the defense.
AS the case opened Attorney Wheeler
made a motion for continuance Oh the
ground that he had not had time 10 consult
with his clients, having been employed late
Oh the preceding afternoon.
Mr.. McEnerney made strong objection
to this, and said that the defendants were
brought there TO give truthful statement
in their defense. and that he saw no reason
why consultation should be held for that
purpose.
After lengthy argument on both sides
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Notary Harris decided in favor of the ap-
pellants. The first witness for the defense
was H. II. Adams, but he had been in
structed by Attorney Wheeler not 10 answer
any questions. Other witnesses were called
but they followed the course adopted by
Adams.
The next witness was Attorney Eugene
Bert who did not wish to consult with his
attorney before giving testimony. He was
ready TO tell all he knew of the matter and
stated in reply toa question that he was a
stockholder in the Wasp Publishing Conn
pany lie then went ahead and told how he
became stockholder in the concern and
how various negotiations were conducted.
a recess was then taken until 2 O'Clock in
the afternoon. but In the meanwhile Mr.
Wheeler had applied to Judge CARRIER for a
postponement, and with Mr.. McEnerney's
consent the case went over until o'clock
Monday night.
The morning call., 1893-03-05
COUNTRY CLUB SHOOT.
Score of the First Match of tn
Season.

The first shoot of the Country Club for
this season was held yesterday at the Oak
land track. In spite of the rain the shoot
ers enjoyed good days sport. The birds
were lively. there was a good attendance
and some fine scores were made.
After the regular match a number Of ex-
citing pools were shot off. The best scores
of the match were made by r. H. Sprague
and X. 4. Wilson, the latter killing Ii out of
II birds. and the former 10 birds. Follow
ing are the scores:
The morning call., 1893-03-05
THE LACE HOUSE,
D. SAM ELS,
I23 to I2O Post Street, San Francisco

prietor. died suddenly of heart disease on
Wednesday morning. A notice has now.
been placed in the cfubroOms announcing
that Miss Gayner, a sster:ot the late pro-
prietor, will carry on the concern, certainly
to the end of the year, and ii is understood
that by his will tho late Mr.. Gayner has
desired taat this lady should continue to
control it indefinitely. understand that q
well-known member of society is to assume
the appointment OF managar-generaL
The morning call., 1893-03-05
An Emergency Case.
nnn-nn R

Not only was Dr. Sharp the best surgeon
in the State, but, best of all, be was young
and eligible. II was. then not 10 be won
dered at that he was parlicularIyliked bv
fond mammas with marriageable daueb-
ters, and still less cause for wonder that
he considered himself as always ON the
defensive.
One afternoon at tea given by Mrs.
Bicker for her oldest daughter his hostess
remarked, with hatterng. interests: 'It
must require great presence of MIND in your
profession, doctor. Now, supposng. a. man
should fall out of balloon, what would
you do first ?"
Walt for him to come down., he replied
calmly,
The morning call., 1893-03-05
Proposed English Channel Bridge.

OctEOlb EEco IEcSS
New plans have been made for the pro-
1ected bridge across the English Channel,
and the promoters will Apply to Parliament
this session for powers to go ahead with its
construction. The engineers are Sir John
Fowler and Sir Benjamin Baker. The
length of the bridge has been reduced about
three miles and the number OF piers have
been reduced from 121 to 72. The canti-
lever system is proposed. The greatest
span will be 1910 feet. The masonry piers
are to be 147 feet long and &c feet broad.
The cost is estimated at e32 750 600
The morning call., 1893-03-05
No Boccaccian House for the Queen.

The Villa Palmer, which the Queen will
occupy during her visit to Florence, Is not
the villa where Boceaceio's ladies assembled
to tell their tales. The real locality OF the
latter is behind the town of Fiesole. 1t is,
however, very likely that Boccaccio himself
did live tor a time at the Villa Palmieri,
which is a long. low, white structure in the
Italian style. 1t is situated on elevated
ground, commanding a fine view of Florence
and the plain of the Arno. The gardens are
very fine and abound with flowers
The morning call., 1893-03-05
A Famous Club Run by a Woman.

Many years ago Boobies Club. in ST.
James street, was one of the leading insti-
tutions in clubland. Some years since an
unfortunate dispute led to a very large
number of the members resigning, and
therefore Boobies sank very considerably
in Importance. Mr. c. Gayner, the pro-
The morning call., 1893-03-05
A Dead Infant Found.

James Pullman. laborer who lives at
the Potrero, found the dead body of male
infant on the Government reservation at
Black Point yesterday morning. The body
was taken to the Morgue and an autopsy
was made by which IL was ascertained that
the child had lived about three days There
was nothing about the body to indicate that
death had been caused by violence and no
inquest will be held.
The morning call., 1893-03-05
Mayor EIIert ANSWERS.

When Mayor Elert saw the interviev
with William Greer Harrison. which was
published in morning paper Yesterday. in
which the latter makes some remarks in
criticism of the Mayors action in regard to
The morning call., 1893-03-05
Fatal Termination.

James II. Little, the expressman who was
thrown from his wagon at Precita avenue
and Harrison streets last Friday evening
and sustained fracture of the skull. died
yesterday from the effects of his injuries.
He was native of Ireland. 30 years of age
and leaves widow with several children.
The morning call., 1893-03-05

An immense ore dock is building at
Onesta, Minn. The structure, which, 1t is
SAID, Will be the largest on the lakes, is to be
25O0 feet in length, so feet wide and height
above mean water level 52h feet.
The morning call., 1893-03-05

There have been six divorces granted
against five members of the Parker family
OF Bcllaire within the past ten years.
The morning call., 1893-03-05
THE Rank EIxrnRrs.

The artistic manner in which the bank
fixtures are provided is a matter of COM
ment by those VI ho have seen them. The
fne brass grillwork on the counters and all
the gas fixtures were furnished by the
well-known house of Thomas Day & Co. at
222 Sutter street, who make this work one
of their many anecin Lies.
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Total liabilities
81 3sp 35a "A

SApItaI pare IN colh-.... SboO.uOO %
Profit and loss and contingent fund 2S325 II
Due banks and bankers ................ 3l7,268 20
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o Ok LIGHT SECOND HAND WAGON; IN
y Do. good order. 1ll4 Harrison st. MIRA II
The morning call., 1893-03-05

Oakland
The morning call., 1893-03-05

PARIS NTTN-Frst shipment
Monday GOWN
The morning call., 1893-03-05
CARPETS.

NARPETs-sMITHs BRUSSELS, Csc A YARD
- M, FRIEDMAN & CO., 224-22S-23O and sos
Itockton and 23T Post at, open evenings. Jtf
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Fonar, 800 head to Glasgow per sleamer
Assvrian. Quotations. Extra, 51Sc;
good, 4s1a5c; medium, 4a4l4c; common,
Sl4a3%c: Texas, 3As3%c; fat cows,
215a3Ac.
Sales.--future was fair demand for
first-class stock, but medium and low
grades were very dull, and hard to move,
with prices ruling shade easier. Receipts
were heavier B. H.Cook reports the sale
of 1868 sheep and lambs at the quoted
prices: Quotations: Sheep, extra 41fa5c;
good 81<a4Ac; medium 3a31c; common,
21Ia2Nc; culls, lace; clipped lambs, 3a61fc.
HoGs-Themarke ruled firm during the
past week, and prices are higher in SYM
pathy with the advance in the West.
Prices are also strengthened by the amount
of premium, which has TO be paid for cur
rercy. Quotations. Wastern medium
weight, SIC; Western heavy weight,
SaSlso.
Fat COWS were in light demand at 21S
a311c.
ais 90 for bologna and SIS 00a20 90 for slip
Mich cows were dull at sos OOa4O 90.
Mich calves were in good demand at
Dressed beeyes were in light demand at
514aS15c
CHICAGO, August 15.-Cattle, receipts
$500 head; shipments, 1000 head; mar.
ket lOc higher; prime 81 S5a5 90: good to
choice 81 35a4 as; common 50 05a3 SO;
Westerns 81 5Oa4 10; TexaDs 81 OOaS 40;
cows 81 25s2 Is.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; shipments
5000 head; market higher; common rough
81 25a4 IS; mixed and packers 81 90a5 %;
prime heavy s. 30a5 40; butchers 6 Goa
: -. 1ight 81 0Da6 10
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
]. 200 head: market lower; natives Is Goa
4 90: westerns e 75a3 1919; fancy west
ems g. 75a3 l21S; fancy western wethers
SS 25a3 50; lambs g 00a5 80.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, August 15.-Cattle,
receipts, 22O head; shipments, 74O head
market steady and unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, !, 400 head; shipments,
900 head; market, slow; best light weights
/ IS 90; heavy weights s. 00a6 10; medium
weights s. 90a6 co. extreme heavy s. 40a
5 30; rough g. 00a5 90.
Sheep Receipts, 800 head; shipments,
8. 200 head: market, demoralized; 80 loads
on sale; prices the lowest Of the season.
CINCINNATI, O., August 15.-Hogs, strong;
g. OOa5 A.. Receipts, 5000 head; ship
ments, 1000 head
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AT BETHESDA CAMP.
Another Pleasant and Profitable Day for
the Chautauqua Assembly.
special telegram 10 1s Register.

announcer EloAaAnN anu - - -
the Chautsuqua Assembly.
special telegram 10 ths Register
EPwORrH PARK, BETHESDA, o.,
August IA better day for begin
Mig the work of the Chautauqus As
sembly could not have been selected
than to-day. The weather was COM
Portable in the grove, and the sun
bright and shining. At an early nour
the place presented very Lively ap-
pesrSnce and the residents seemed TO
anxlously await the beginning. The
following Is the programme as render
ed: a. IN, Reyllle; 6;3O, Maths.
After allowing about an hour for
breakfast devotional meeting was
conducted by Presiding Elder
James R. Mills, superintend-
eut OF instruction. The hours
of from 9 to 10 was devoted to the work
OF the following classes. 5. 5. Normal,
conducted by Rev. J. +, Gilbert. Act
class, Miss Lucy Curran; Young tray
elers' class. Miss Ada Fowler; Kinder
garten, Miss Hall. At 1880 the first
lecture OF the course was delivered by
Rev. j. L. Gilbert. ID. D.; topic, bible
Study and Christian Character" rms
lecture was delivered TO large and IN
terested audience, aud lasted until the
noon hour. After dinner the class work
was resumed at l o'clock, and the fol-
lowing classes met for the hrst
time. Look about clubs conducted by
Prof. Joseph Rea, of GAINESVILLE; physl-
cal culture, Miss Jones; elocution, Miss
Watkins; astronomy, DR.. Eaton. This
was followed at two o'clock 0y chalk
talk on the topic, Through Europe on
a Bicycle" by Prof. j. w. Van De VEN
ter, after which the class work was
again taken up by the following classes:
Chorus class, Prof. j. V. MCMILLAN
stenography; Prof. Joseph Rea, micro
scopy; Rev. DR.. q. L. Eaton, arltnme-
tic. This occupied the time until sup
per time. After the usual "Vespers" at
7:15. the first musical and elocutionary
entertainment was given, starting prob
ABLY at S o'clock, by the BarnesVllle
Guitar and Mandolin club, of Barnes
Vile. assisted by Prof. j. V. Mcmillan,
chorus director, Miss Laura Sellars, OF
Bellaire, Miss Watkins and Mr.. La
Loche, Of Bellsirs, with Miss Gertrude
Mills, Of BarnesvIlle, accompanies.
The concert Was we'll rendered in every
particular, aud not q number was given
but what was received with hearty APP
plause. The concert was rendered with
much more satisfaction this year than
last and was highly cOmplimeDted
on all sides. The violin solo by Mr..
LaRoche was rendered in such a style
that plainly showed that he was master
OF the instrument be was playing, while
the singing Of Miss Sellars and Mr.. Nc
Milen, and the elocutionary numbers
by Miss Watkins, were highly enter
tanning and did not fall TO bring out the
applause which they they so richly de-
served. The CLUB has increased con-
siderable In number as well as unusual
ability since we saw them last year, and
was heartily applauded after each OF
their numbers and never failed to re-
ceive an encore. The crowd numbered
nearly double the attendance on the
second day last year.
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BELLAIRE

The stockholders of the Enterprise
Window Glass Company held their an
uual meeting in this city yesterday.
The old Board OF Directors, John w.
Iavl0r. Joseph Bates, Andrew Bates,
T. H. Johnson, NJ. j. Brand, Geo.
Defbaugh and Geo Walters were re-
elected, aud the old organization will
be continued for the ensuing year A
fifteen per cent. dividend was declared
out Of the earnings Of the past year.
The Enterprise has been operating
branch factory az Dunkirk, Ind, and,
as will be noted by the dividend de-
clared, has had a very prosperous year,
considering the dull times.
Tomorrow at Epworth Assembly will
be Farmers Day. Hon. A. I. Nickel
vey will give talk on the topic, Sow
ing and Reapiug;" Rev. DR.. j. Il. Gill
bert will deliver a lecture entitled,
"The Bible 10 English Rev, j. l..
Eaton, on address on Two Kinds of
Evolution:" Prof. Van DeVenter, q
"Chalk Talk 10 ChIljren;" Erasmus
Wilson, q lecture entitled, The Farm
er as a Social Factor" illustrated lee
ture, ln costume, by Peter Won Finkel-
stein; topic, "BedOuIns Of Arabia and
Palestine. A pyrotechnieal display will
be given on the lake In the evening.
Seymour Dunlay, Jack Gallagher and
Scott Lavelie were arrSigned in the
Mayors Court yesterday on charge Of
assault Dunlap pleaded guilty and
was held for appearance in Common
Pleas Court 10 the sum Of S3O0;Gallagher
pleaded not guilty, waived hearing,
and WAS held In the same amount La
yelle pleaded not guilty and will be
given a hearing. The man Reder, who
was assaulted, did not appear at the
hearing.
Messrs. J. w. Taylor, Joseph and
Andrew Bates, 7. H. johnson and Geo.
DefbauEh, who were in the city at
tending the annual meeting Of the En-
terprise Window Glass Company, left
last evening for Dunkirk, Ind.
Philip Grow, OF Heath, father-in law
of Elijah Kennedy. Esq, OF this city, Is
reported TO be critically Ill. Mr.. Crow
A eiQhty-seven years OF age, aud the
chances are against his recovery.
Rev. 5. R. Frazier, Of Youngstown,
has been secured TO deliver an address
AT the Harvest Home picnic 50 Stewards
grove. which has been changed In date
from the oath TO the s3rd inst
Harry Burkett, Of this city, and Miss
Mary Getsy, Of Wheeling, are an
nonpced TO De married on Friday even
ing.
oliver Umstead has purchased q tin
-. . Clairsvflla and will move TO
the county seat this week.
Robert Cow left yesterday for two
,vesks wish 10 relatives In the interior
Of Monroe county.
Josephus Gorby has returned from q
- relations as Mansfield,
- Bridgeport. was In
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WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, CHICAGO,
August 15.-The four hundred chair
pushers Ia the employ OF the Columbian
Roller Chair Company, excepting hfteen
negroes went out on a strike this morn
ing for an increase Of wages The chair
rolling business has been rather dull
during the last month OF two aRd as the
amount OF their pay depends largely on
the number OF passengers they have the
pushers have been making but little
money. Last evening the chair pushers
held a meeting aud decided TO demand
an increase from IS cents day, TO one
dollar and ten per cent Of the receipts
per day. A committee was appointed
aud this morning IL waited upon the
MANAGEMENT and made the demand. 1t
was refused and the strike was de-
clared.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, MD, August
l5.-The Mountain ChautauQua grows
more and more interesting as the days
go BY. Where did such talent come
from, Is asked by many. The audiences
are growing daily Ia numbers and In In
terest. The solOists, Miss GoetZ and
Miss Hulee, the recitstions OF Miss Short
and the music Of Prof. Lefangwell, the
violinist, have called forth general aP-
plause. They are a host 10 themselves.
But they are 20 be reinforced oy the IA
nous Ariel Ladies' SeXtette within the
next day or two. The lectures yester-
day were literally applauded. Tue
English Hand Bell Ringers made de-
cided hit. Prof John G. Scorers reel
tation OF EaOCh Arden, Illustrated
By brilliant stereOptiCOn views was
a great success. AT IL o'clock this
morning Rev. Lucien Hawkins, Of Chi
cagO, conducted the devotional ser
vices. At3p ma. DR.. Elliott Mott lect-
ured on "Geatlemen Of the Jury" The
c. L. :. G. Round Tables are proving a
great success, At p. N. Prof. Scorer
gives recitations from famous authors,
to be illustrated by beautiful stereopti-
con We've. To-morrOW's programme is
rich, bat the great day will be Thurs
day, when Sam Jones, the Georgia evan
gelist, will lecture on Get There" and
'sden and Money" This will be the
day of days. The B. & o. will run
special excursion trains from Cumber-
land and intermediate points. The
days programmes is unusually attract
i've. III will be treat OF life time,
The hotels and boarding houses are do
ing a tine business.
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wool.

PHrLApELPHIA. August 15.-The Wool,
Market continues dull with prices nomi-
nal. Ohio. PENNSYLVANIA and West Vir-
GINA XX and above 23a25c; X 22a23c:
medium 25a26c: coarse 25a26c; New York.
Michigan. Indiana aud Western fine or Y
ana Xxx 20a2lc; medium 25a26c; coarse -
a26c: fine washed delaine Y and Xxx %
a26c; medium washed combing and de
laine, -26a27c; coarse 90 26a2511c; tub
washed choice 2saS9c; fair 27a2Sc; coarse
&c; medium unwasbed combing and de-
lsine COAL; coarse do lea2lc; Montana la
l6c; Territorial "a &C.
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ears, whieh kept me in terrible misery all the
time Finally my hearing grew so bad could
not hear anything at all Spots would appear
before my eyes Ny sleep was broken and dtd
not refresh me any; would cough very natu,
and about six months ago l took to
FITTING BLOOD
about twice day, with shSrp-shooting pains
which weAkened mo 10 rlbiy. had no Appe-
tite, and what little l did eat would not lay on
nv stomach, causing great pain in the pit OF
my stomach. which grew so bad would ire
ouently have to resort to medical ala for reneL
Bowels constipated, followed by diarrAeA,
main across nv back in the region OF my kid.
news, rheumatism in my limbs so bad was
compelled to stay in bed for one month. Ny
feet would swell so much / could not wear my
shoes / was in this condition when called
on DRs. COPELAND d BELL four months
ago The second month OF treatment could
bSeaths freely through my nose. hereby tes.
tlfy for the benefit OF human sufferers: That
now feel stout and hearty. Can eat good,
square meal with pleasure. Sleep well. Have
no headaches or pains any place My ears feel
as we'll as they ever did and can hear any ordi-
nary conversation. now weigh thirty pounds
more than ever did in my life, and cheer
fully recommend all human sufferers to try
those eminent specialists and be relieved"
Drs. Copeland Bell aud Davis treat sue.
cessfully all durable diseases Al ll2l Main
street, Wheeling, W. Va. ONCE hours, 10 IL
a. M, 2 to s D m, Z to p. N. Sunday, 10 10 10
- NJ 3 to p. m. Specialtiss: Catarrh aud SA
diseases OF the Eye, Ear, Throat and Lungs;
Dyspepsia cured; nervous diseases cured; skin
diseases cured.
Many cases treated successfully by mail.
Send 2-cent stamp for question bank.
Address all mail to
DRS. COPELAND, BELL & DAVIS.
ll21 Main street. Wheeling, w. Ia
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Town Burned.

EVEN, Mich, August 15.-Mutch-
wood, little town of 200 inhabitants on
the Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic
Railway 25 miles south Of OntOnagon,
was almost entirely wiped out by fire
Yesterday afternoon. The people saved
little, being compelled to fly for their
lives. They need money, provisions ana
clothing. The Duluth and South Shore
sent a special train to bring the home
less to Even for shelter and food. The
flames crept 10 from the burning forests.
II is reported that the wife and child Of
a lumberman are missing and are sup
posed TO be burned.
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ur. miIIer's Original Statement.

sTwo wears ago my trouble got so bad wss
finally compelled 10 seek relief" says MI
Miller.
INV nose would stop up on one side and then
on the other. so | could not oreathe through -
~ ali. droppiug OF Mucous from my head Into
nv throat kept me hawking aud spltunE a.
most constantly had terrible headaches over
my eyes roaring and buzz NJ SOUNDS In ny
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-16
CURES THAT LAST.
First, Chapter in the Series Of Interviews
From Patients Whose Testimony Was
Printed Three Years Ago
To Prove the Permanent Results
ofDrs Copeland, Beland Davis
Method Of Treatment-Mr. Au-
gust Miller's Case.

at has been about three years since Drs
Copeland and Re cured me OF very serious
aIlmept SAYS Mr August Miller, the very sen
tienanIy ur5prietor Of lunch counter and sa-
loon. Hnnoyer street, near ". 4 L. Z. K. K.
depot telephone No I2lO, Martins Ferry;
land alth ugh have passed through severai
severe winters since then still remain wen
an hearty aud consequently leel very sfatelul
for benz restored peEmAne nifty"
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PETKoLEUM.

New YORK, August 15-Petroleum was
weaker; no sales. September options 571fc
bid.
on CITY Pa, August 15.-Opensd at
b6sIc; highest 5s16c; lowest 561c; closed
5sc; sales. q. oe0 barrels; clearances Is, 900
barrels; shipments. 129, los barrels runs,
le7, S47 barrels.
PrrrsBuEe, PA, August I5-OPenel
at 57xe; closed at 571<c; highest S1s<c:
lowest SIC
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PRODUCE

CHICAGO, August 15.-The premium on
currency increasing the discount on New
York drafts here to-day was chiefly what
knocked 40 OF the price OF wheat. The
cables were generally lower, rejecting the
course Of the American market yesterday.
The early weakness in railroad stocks in
NewYork was a weakening feature. There
was good buyingat the decline, which held
the market rather steady. The receipts
continue light. Corn weak as theepening,
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rRANs.oHIo pLvIsIONs

For Columbus. Chicago AM ths West e5oa
m. and rs p ~, 6Aily. aud so p M, stcep
Columbus. Cincinnati AID S. Lsuia iab
and 10 " q. m. daily. -.
ST. ClaiTyllls accommosaioni IVA ~
35yp. IN, except Sandy
AHhlvE
From Chicago 50 a m. sud 30 p. m. daily,
and 1905 D. M. except sunday
From -. Louis, CINCINNATI oua boia"D'~
500 q ~ and 8 10 p. ~ dsl =. -.
~ Clairsy lie acsomm gdEgl0R, 100 andaS
p. NJ. except sunday. ,s n scfft.r
General Passenger Afent
LANE. T. p. ACT. Whssiink W. Va.
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NHw YoRK, August l5.-PIg iron, quiet
ana steady; American, &12 as 90 Copper,
steady: lake 50 e5. Lead, Hquilt at - 81.
Tin. steady; straits slS q
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This dainty model gives an excel
lent idea for the now popular linen
gown. IL Is combined with embroidery
done IN brown silk on linen gown aud
forms a very useful and stylish cos
tune