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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Miss Gussie HilIycr OF Colt avenue
gent to Lansing Tuesday 10 spend .
few weeks with her many friends.
Among those whom she 10 whiting are
Miss Lizzie O'Connor and Miss Lucy
Clute Miss lnez Bunnell went day or
two later. in time TO attend . reception
given on Friday evening. This Was
called May part. and was given in
honor OF these young women.
v. Sebring Hillyer, son Of DR.. Francis
s. Hillyer Of Colt avenue. accom- panied
his sister b Lansing last Monday. He
is visiting the family Of President Clute
OF tho Agricultural college. He intends
making an extended tour. taking in
Detroit, Pttsburg and several Of the
coast cities.
Miss Minnie Holm Of Lyon street left
for Chicago last Thursday morning. To
accept the position Of private secretary
20 Mrs. Rachel Foster Avery. She will
be located in the art building Of the ex-
position.
Mrs Fred H. Ball Of Cherry street.
and her little daughter. have Como to
Kentucky 10 visit Mrs. Balls parents,
Captain and Mrs. Perkins.
Edward j. Fay. formerly chief clerk
In Sweets hotel. has gone to Chicago to
accept the position Of clerk 10 the Will
ard Fraternity club.
Miss Emma Field has gone 10 Buffalo
r. investigate the workings Of organized
charities. She may go to Boston and
Baltimore.
WI. Wood, clerk at The Morton. has
accepted position in the Vendome
club, Chicago.
Mrs. j. Williams will leave Monday
for Chicago and will not return until
October.
DIR. Nellis and wife have gone to Colo
RADIO 10 spend the summer.
Willie N. Mead has returned to his
studies in Philadelphia
d. +. Stearns and wife are visiting in
Big Rapids.
Mrs. l.. N. Treat is spending Sunday
ia Chicago.
DIR. J. ID. Peters il wishing in Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23
Welcome Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Putnam and daugh.
tiers. Miss Helen and Miss Estelle. will
soon bc at their home. on the corner II
College avenue and Washington street
They sailed from Liverpool yesterday in
the new City Of Paris. George Blackmar
also returns in the same steamer.
Lawrence Wright Of the dental de
partment IL the university at Ann
Arbor. and Paul Wright Of the engi.
neering school are home for spring va
cation.
Mrs. Gardner. an army nurse during
the war. and relative 81 the surgeon at
the Soldiers home, In visiting Mrs.
Henry Smith of No. sos Gardner street
Mrs. +. W. Joelin ~ Big Rapids has
been in the city during the past week
visiting Mrs. II. f. Grand Girsrd. IL No
~ Morrison street
Mrs 4. j. Daniels and daughter. Eva.
Mrs ". G. Winchester and Miss Ball
have returned from their southern trip
D. A. Blodgeit has returned Ia his
home. after spending the winter in the
south. chiefly in Florida.
Mrs. I. j. Gardner Of Somerset. y. Y.
and Miss Starhuck ~ WATERFOWL are
visiting their sister. Mira q. q. Bailey.
Miss Della Bailey II Union street is
at home from Ann Arbor spending the
spring vacation Il the university.
Master Charles Colo. who has spent
the winter at Lake Worth. Florida, has
returned home.
Edward Ward IL vi-it'ng his father
and mother at their home. M la sum
mer street.
\ q. Parker 81 Meriien. Connecticut.
10 visiting his SISTER. Mira Booth. - the
Kent hotel
Mr.. anil Mrs Harry Long are bone
FROM Chattanooga and are q, the Morton
hoiise.
Mira J, r. Long - North Front street
has returned from Chicago.
Ars Harriet A. Cook 10 home from
fheion for short time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

A new and decidedly pretty program
~ given two evenings OF the past week
by tho Watson Wonau's Relief corpa
On Thursday night the carnival was
held In Good Templsr hall and last
night In Engineer ball. South Division
and Sycamore strectA Thirty pretty
girls were the onea Who carried out the
affair. There werc three companies. each
with . captain. and they were under
marching and hoop drill orders. and not
Q girl recruit stepped out of time or over
the line. How could they with such
captains - Mn Anna NJ. Besancon
over Company A. Mise Nellie johnson
for Company b and Miss Annah X. Viii
son fog Company G! Patriotic Captain
Anna bad her guards out in old glory
colors-the red. white and blue; Com
pany Il were in pink and green. and
Company & wore yellow and blue. So
we'll vas tho carnival patronized that
the captains have consented to march
their companies on May day over TO the
North End baptist mission and repeat
the entertainment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

List Friday being tho anniversary Of
The bisth d the groat Frosbel. tho kin
dergarten training teachers Of the city
met ut tho residence IT Ma Sly and
Miss Barker. st No. 173 South Lafayette
street. to celebrate in IN appropriate
manner. Tho pleasant kindergarten
rooms wore beautifully decorated, and
embIems Of dcft 6ngsss adorned tho
walls and appropriate notices were con-
spicuoua Owing % tho many other
attractions the general reception had
been postponed. The evening was. how
over. spent delightfully."-. kindergarten
gamss were INDUCED in. music Vas dis
c0urssd and refreshments were served.
Az often ma this day comes. - do tho
lovers 81 childfifs and it. many desti-
nies love a. do honor 70 the man whose
guilele~s but prophetic soul caught the
angel vision that may Be- reflected with
proper guidance and dsveiopWent from
every human soul. The very name IL
Froebel echoes 10 the heart child laugh
and happy thoughts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

DR.. and Mrs.. J. w. Cooper Of Grand
vile CO LIBERATED their silver wedding
Monday evening. They were married
April IL. Isis. A large number Of
friends paid their respects 10 the happy
couple. Music vas Furnished by MIR.
and Mrs. A. II. Smith of Grand Rapids
q. NJ. French and Mr.. and MrA Fred
Taylor of Grandville. The HOUSE was
not large enough 70 accommodate all
the guests. 20 = tent was erected in the
yard. Here games were played and
light refreshments served.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Nine hundred people enjoyed the 60
ond annual juvenile carnival given by
the pupils - Mics Wilcos- Tho hall
vzs tAsiefuliy decorated. aud the danc-rs
sers net hsmp-r-d by tho weight ~
years At tho clp~e q the carnival
everybody waa young again. and every
hofy danced The Juveniles lookrd like
AMI mated yssy rod. and they danced in
time ,s the mus,s that led them through
the useansiesing. and % s<es u the grand
march. flower dance, Kate Gs-~n~sy,
royal gnvuste. Spanish msdriilns. High.
land Hing. s-essniiers. cosnie Dutch
racket and the esiar.tn~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

G. f Baker and vile entcstained a
numbre Il their frieuds and relatives
Thursday evening ut their home on
Wealthy avenue. il being THAR fiftssnth
wedding anniversary. Among tho
musicians present was Mr.. Markell. tho
famous banjo player. Who furnished
them With come 6ne music. Supper
va served and their friends bade them
good night leaving several handsome
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Henry Spring returned fhars.ia, ftoa,
business trip ~ Minneapolis On his
way back he rentet hsnt-onls fat about
. asle fse@ tho worlds fan grounds.
whore he AMI his daughter, Mfs itay
nson.i, s.i fsaiiy Gill s.~aa the msaths
q July saa August With hts usual
kis.iis consideration. he had ia ,sind g.
provide pleasant home fs hi. ea.-
ployve aud their families. Mo saay stsh
~ avail Themselves "a tAs shsnsse b. s~a
the fsis dusisx tsests,s The falis*iss
l- has fsus a lassai SO The l,sek "A
aif fsfsiass sissiiHs ssssis
II asy hIsssi- haze aIslastsF hass~
lsld .ssy, faii q fsa.rsat pe4fue.ss. "a
-yBsEsthy aEa afsg tsss8. y hsSh thes n
~sala rather iL1y wssId 1ssAs thea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Critics snd srt Apvers tell NJ bat the
sssplsy a pictures Rsves ~ tbs Ussasf
Rat.sl. An a~>oeisAsssa aersna The ps~t
se~s sss.~iis.i n msf,s shas given on
prev 80 crrss,oos. Hsy~~w-r usst inay
D., shsr~ 49,. maeh iaser~~t tssea IN
psctsred ses 81 this time. snd cue Rsssi
srtivts rre~tv,-i a~-~rvrs psssse
Ans,srg ,hs rsinsss4I hon~ ARTISTS
sars -ptrihuied ~~rs Hr~ =, y, Tsp
pens. a.. n X fer~~y. Nrn ~ y.
f9srs frsnk ssixsr. Ms Misnss i,ssss
srd Ms aiisia A 4ales sspss~ats
ps~sp by FrSas >-is>t. entitled A lss~s
AMI FsSssr-.' -ss esrss:sas IL Esss
en- Q senps ~ ssst sssd salrt-
Ma - y. wu~fs "AFyi-s slsi GsisS'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

What dreams have come into our
nightss Well. not over mEh ct gAyety
Tor wesk r~st. bat Just . Wholesome
SAVIOR 10 $50 A lev receptions. Asme
tribute 10 - lpid who has beca rcstins
on hi> fss much. Oh. very much a
ripping AMI spougibg and pieeing and
pr~s-iag. Ma oil csf the wesl crused
have garments entirely new. and II the
revival - CHI fashions dictatess moro
cloth. 10 gisest~ latisade II combination
In quality ard Color limo naxes all
things even.
t.vcrythuy looks bright and gay!
Ssucy. iaun ing ribbons and T-oeiee on
old shared eonuefs and hats. cx.es and
car~s. irifed. rufhed. plesnsd aud
sstber-t, but all with pinions and PEN
nsnts Ewing.
What il the sappho of the shopping
promenade be grwned In naixe-snlorsd
pau ds soie with bands II satin IN
Tyrisu purple that divide her skirt AMI
hers~l, like old Gaui into three parts,
Are ss not all getting ready IA r., ,o ti,e
BIG FAIR. and can't ws wear Just that we
have a hiiuds I wonder II the man who
advises his cit, tn don the "rsodifi~i
syrian eo<ts r,st' that has u late maize
hiieous the storm journals. will stand
by her shs'i abe - over against the
rainbow g,sis
fresn the sublime 20 the ridicuhns
and back again 10 cnly tiny way. unisse
yuu measure il BY the width ~ the rew
skir, hottoru II Do do. yos viii not
socn make the enchanted journey
Every one with IN artist soui hs- i.scn
o. 80. the rscsare~. n course. some
gushing hs~ been iu.sulged. bot thank
g,sodnes. r,.ve II quiet. cultured apprs-
eisfson q tate heavenly art has t~ea--
not dispsss, esi-but just ben Ne ere
- glad that art 10 IvAs- and that more
ard 'ncr~ "a ito various expression. are
tapping wings ssr our behoiding
A little rsn~r and little mss~ dane
irg have not b~en wanting.
The Saints - Cecilia have pip.d ~wee
eeha~~ ef the Fsth~visnd and ~ ftsly,
snd saints sad ssnaers have vslfsssd and
icne the -sinuet ~ The ssms nesssurs
Al Who have an sar Tor mspsfc' are
waiting sith grvst expectations the
rDsstns II the Boston symphony orchrs
Ira.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Lsss fs~~s.y s.esssx vss; fsssssas
sssas tssk tis<s 81 Nc. AZ hs~sFy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

1000 n Y E Deb 5s.1O1
1000 n Y C& ST l. IS "a
oOOO y Y l. l. & w
New Cd Con-. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
CLOSED AT TOP FIGURES.
LONDON RUMORS IGNORED.
..oprurRy PACIFIC PREFERRED SCORES A
GAIN OF PER CENT.

Gales AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, May Il"
e,IES OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

81 "a 3-4aS4 50 IA and "a s9as4 50 IA for long
and short sterling respectively; French francs
'o a5dO1 s, Techmarks "a ecned s to
o. 11-lG for money! and 3-S to " 80 ior ,n'.
account The rally which was made YESTERDAY na
was lost almost Immediately he Dank u i- tho
open market money was firm at 4 per cent t t
discounts, and lower at 3a3 Il per cent aop
bankers balances India Council niiis Were hpr
allotted at decline of :-32d. per rupee but par
silver was steady and shade better at 81 ibid
an ounce. American railway shares were irresu-
lar, and. in the main, lower, but they were fA,
cmpt from the pancky feeling when pcTVaueu
the Stock Exchange markets. At Paris french
s7f2l-2. ''' '"'
The following securities were sold at auction at
the Newiork Real Estate Salosroom by Adrian
IT, Muller IL Son:
x.,is5 20 Attica ard Freedom Railroad stock ssOs
$500 Attlcd ana freedom Rarold stock. s.O- 49,,
$50 coo United States per cent REGISTERED bonds que
40 shares Mechanics National Bank, 1907. NAH. ~,
,. shares N Iehants EAslanse Natio@s Bank 49,
3 ssar,s IN n nix nsur1ncc cOmany Of I nop ss COM
,ss; c nnS'S Fire In;2qe; ,s Go"any ls
70 shares a na aSr aoa Bank 200
$500 Try DceE. East broadway and BATTERY RalrOnd
Fec cc snse s Nn!Ycrk Security and rru-, Company go
share S,, S,I%as a%G Of Ss~ n,nH 80
1G2 shares Third Avenue l;aircai. 1ooGl?oA:. .
sj 600 the security Corporation first mor9ato per c'h'
consolidated gold lond-. due November ]. lJll, 70
100 shares Second Avenue Railroad, li2is. - .,-.
$1,000 Northern Pacific Railroad Missouri DiNs'ohl
first mortgage u pr cent cold bond. 100. 80 ,,,-
North Iacif, ailrOat cnd Orcnlc diNlsloh)
first q per gold bond 100 .
$1,000 IiackcIsark Company. rsorganUf, iirst
per cent gold bonds. due 1926, lcJ'e. . oil,
400 -har's Louisville. New-Albany and chicago lali
road. 1J's.
The regular monthly dividend of 10 c"nts a
share has been declared for April by the directors
of the lomcstakc Mining Company. payable at
h. A. M | :,
Broad-st.. on May -.
The directors of the Michigan-Pcninsuln r Car
Company, of Detroit, Mich, have declared a
dividend Of per cent on the preferred capital
stock for the quarter ending May 81. payable
June !, at the ofic" of the Ncw-iork Guaranty
and Indemnity Company, No 80 Ccdar-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
Dipi0cn0 Notices.

OFFICE II THE HEC4EE:JONEs JEwEiL MILL.
ING COMPANY.
20 Produce Exchange Nay l.. %.
DIVIDEND No. 3.
~ HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS nave this day
L drrlar - Iu rlv dividend per ~ on ne
preferred took u the IlrrF, Ionc,Jc"c Milling ,om.
,nv va' illc June lat .otAfoGcr- CT 20 ord az ~
clo.nc ~ thc transfer te"hs. Tansfr loo's VIII BE-
closed at 3 +. n M,y I'D ard o,rlcl > i. .
June -. IEo~ y NctN l ! IKE Ir 1~''i";
LACLEDE Gas LIGHT COMPANY.
I.,u.. No. Nir -. iS9..
~ He DIRECTORS Of this Company have de-
J clir.d - dividend - aad oac-lunfter cont.
81 the prefcrrd Calial .tocH. m]all, on aad AFR
Jun" 18th. ls? follow:
o. Nc,y.l ok ttorA at :'e Ole II be Conf INV -.
Fiscal Agents. Mc.sr'. II. Il. Hons & Co.. - WI
street New Nor, C.r' and tie =; Louis stock =.
The once ., the CoTr'ny ~ To'th Eleven j. ST.
1T and rcop JWr irlh. 1874
ENEHSCN NcMlII.lN, Pr dcpt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

steamers leave san rancscO a follows:
OCEANIC . Tuesday. May o. 3 D. m
GAELIC ........... ...... Tuesday, juno 49, p ~
Bl.LGIC. Thursday July 49, D. NJ
Supcbly eppo!n:cd-Superior Recommendations
Reservations can lie made by letter telegram 70 and
cabin plan, - and 3I3 Broadway, New-Yora;
Eat cry Place or Room a. Railroad Pudding san Fran.
disco. LELAND STAMFORD, President
T. IL GOODMAN t,cneial Pas.engcr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. May L. p. m.-tcnsps. o. 1ll6 for
money and 90 IS for the account y w York. Penn
sylvnnia AMI Ohio first mortgage bonds. -, Canadian
Pacific. 90 SIS: Erie. l. 81. do second cOas'is.
% Ia: Illinois Central 06 - M"Sican ordinary.
Is 81 Paul common. 30 81: Mexican Central new
per cent bonds. 81 = Money. 81 > IL per cent.
india Council bills allotted to-day at decline
OF 3-:,od per rupee. The amount OF bullion gone Into
the Bank Of ENGLAND on balance to-day Is c6i 90.
4 20 D. m.-Iarls adv.ces quot, 3 per cent renes
M o. francs i. IL ccntimcs for the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
FALL RIVER LINE.

FARES REDUCED 10 BOSTON. FALL RIVER.
PROVIDENCE and al Principal Ea'te II Poihs' steam.
PUKIIAN "a rRDN lprN .. III commission from
PEE IS y L.. foot OF MurrIy.t wee@ day, ana sun.
q 80 u. Connecting Annex boat lcaNc, Jefs'
City at T. brooklyn 90 T. M. ORCHESTRA on
EACH STEAMER. Two connecting ve,nbulea express
resue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
financial C!crtions.
BY ofdcF OF the Boafd o3 Manacer.
+. NJ. OLYPHANr, Secretary.

PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
MILLS BUILDING, 81 Wall sire T.
Ncw-NGrk. MAY Il. .s'3
~ HE FORTY-sIXTH ANNUAL MEETING
L OF siorkhnldar> ~ ~" PACIFIC NAIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY viii b I.d 1t tie Office o. me
Company. 81 Wall It Mills Building In the CITY OF
1893 between the hours 1t Il noon and o'clock D. M.
r the election OF Directors and the Transaction q sue
orlcr busircs. nay properly come befor' H. The
tria.fr book, o the c"mIany VIII clo.e a. the olir'
" the Union Trust CnI1ran' Monday. tlc 81 di'
% May. 1879. ut O'clock .. NJ. ana Will reopen Oh
THURSDAY June !. 1898 at l. O'Clock a.
w. II. LANE Socr'tiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
LACLEDN Gas LIGHT COMPANY.
STEAMBOATS,
ALBANY BOATS.

Steamef. DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Olt
Pie. y IL. foot GsIal-st., a. l.. VI. daily lSuhily,
excepted D.sc,t iioas pint North. East and
Wost !aturiiy night ,t,a'ncF connect, Win snnd1J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
NIAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

nc ONLY direct Inc COttIge Guy, Mass, and Port
land. Me, connecting Portland WIN all railroad and
.tn1m.hlp line. for Ear Harbof, Oh Orchard, Poland
srrim.s White Mountain n, and all Eastern summer re.
49,, - amer sail every "wednesday ard SATURDAY at
- t rom icr B. East Rive foot q MarHet-st., New
YORK. For information apply 70
'0' nor Alto NJ ALL. Agent, the pier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

ye, cash ral si@0, 27o $3.50 'Is''so Inc s1a.as
inc lorcaIssniors in demand drafts and cable
slisnt nu London were allowed Shipments Of
On ssS Win Be a as s' a
only Iues'ioh Saturday. Following are quo
vii 60 for Sa' sctua business Dancrs bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
long BRANCH BOATS.

-HREWsBCRY RIVER route.
Steamboat "a nay dd f.IstttSJS lea"
foot four blocks bclo" liuist North RlNcr
daily af q a m. aud & - m. sunday ? a. landing
Of Seabright Long Branch and BrIacbpor'. Excellent
farites f.. Ias1;cr> horses, carriages and freight en-
,ur.i,n tickets 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.

Ava rom New.York. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
Tor TEXAS GEOKGlA AND FLORIDA.
Through Tickets all points In Texas Colorado Utah,
Arloaa, taiiicnii, Mexico &c. ,"orga fiof.aa ana
iiayani. cuba. Excellent l1->cnscr accommodations
Write for our Cl-Ia.o 1888 Manua (nsied free: -
&. II. MALLORY & CO.. Gen. Acts, Pier 20. En-, Ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
Storage.

A r MOEGAN 4 BROTHERS STORAGE Waicho',r 70.
n and .JB West isti-st near Dr dGwll-N palate
t,,mS furuitur' mirrors lI-lIrr. pan ana M r
,hand., q avn la,Vng'r and freight elevators boNin,
and .hpnlng attended t.; padded Tor mVNln, IN
city or country In.p'ction invited Telephone lib SSH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30
ing pottery. Two cars jnmped4he
tracks and were not gotten on agn till
late In the afternoon.

ing pottery. Two cars jumped the
tracks and were not gotten on agn till
| late In the afternoon.
Assistant Yardmaster Ell. E. lord,
of the Ii. & O., suffered painfuhcci-
dent while making q coupling lsser-
day. His finger was caught, maslng it
painfully.
Louis Foster, clerk in the w. q !. e.
freight office. will accept the pc tion
to be made vacant by Foreman Gorge
Coffman, of the w. & l.. E. platfan.
George Coffman, platform fore In at
the W. & L. e. freight depot, wllleave
for Chicago tomorrow night. d will
spend three months there.
Capt. John Henderson,, the pbular
| o. r. R. conductor, who has beerislt-
! ing in Cincinnati and the World Fair,
has returned TO duty.
Chas. Ebert, conductor of theo. R..
R., is running the Wheeling andPark-
ersburg accommodation train tepora-
rily.
Capt. Senior, OF the Plttsburg B& O..
accommodation, is off duty, sick. Capt.
Eilery has taken his place Tor tnepres-
| ent.
Hugh Traestei, of the Wheelin and
Pittsburg division local run. lshome
from a visit to Washington, d. q
Conductor Il. II. Mercer, OF theP. a.,
Is making arrangements TO go ) the
| Worlds Fair in a short time.
Division Engineer Hayes, OF thtB. &
o., from Grafton, was in the CIT! yes
| terday.
Cashier r. B. Nay, OF the b. & O.
freight depot, Is home from the Vbrld':
Fair.
Chas. Adams, of the Pan Hand road
is able to be on duty again after Ssick
ness. ~
J. V. Braden, Panhandle ageIt, il
again on duty after Western triE
Conductor T. j. Hinde, OF the D. R
R., is taking in the Worlds Fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30
Fined for Fighting.

Thos. Fee was arrested yesterday
afternoon on a warrant sworn GUT oy
Thos. Henderson, charging hin with
assault with intent to MAIN, disigure,
disable and kill. Fee reciproca'ed by
swearing out warrant for Henderson.
The cases were tried before Squire Gill
lespy, and the evidence showed i to be
a plain "scrapping" match. Lefend-
ants were fined IS and costs each The
fines were paid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Meyers Case.

All the evidence in the Meyer rape
case, for the State, was heard t the
Jail yesterday morning, and someof the
witnesses for the defense gave their
evidence. The evidence OF the foster
mother of the little girl was herd at
bar homo in the afternoon. A flrther
hearing of the evidence was then post
poned until this morning, whenat Will
be concluded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30
Beethoven EKoursiop.

Messrs. Mugge, King and Scbaefer,
Committee on Transportation pr the
Beethoven Singing Society, have COM
pleted all arrangements for a grh ind ex-
curslon to Cleveland, Ohio, July 18th,
via the w. & l.. E. Railway, to attend
the National Saengerfest. Special
through coaches, low rates, and Meis-
ter's full band are some OF the induce
ments offered. The public generally
are invited to join the excursionl Tick
cts and full particulars can be obtained
from the above committee.
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Sent to jail.

Andy Hight was taken before Justice
Gillespy yesterday morning and sent to
Jail for a hearing. Hight hai been
staying out at the Infirmary and making
himself general nuisance. Some time
ago he engaged in fight with another
male inmate and broke his nose with q
blow. When he comes to town be gets
drunk and annoys every person with
whom he comes in contact. He was
fined and committed In default pf pay
ment,
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Deeds OF rrnusfer Len for Record II
terday.

Deeds OF Trnusfer Len for Record Tee
terday.
The following transfers OF real es-
tate were left for record at Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday:
Deed made October 1st, 1892, by Car
oline Zimmerman, executriI OF will OF
ADJUST Zimmerman, to Moses Bell, Da-
yid Bell and George Bell, for lot II,
SQUARE 35, ia South Wheeling. Consid-
GRAFTON. $3.50.
Deed made June eth, 1898, by Louis
Riedel and Louise Riedel. to Franz
Riedel, for parcel OF land In the First
ward. Consideration, $1,000.
Deed of correction, dated April %,
1898, betweel James ID. Bodley ct al to
VIM. J. Bodey ct al, conveying the
east half of lot fronting on Eighteenth
street, heretofore enormously entered.
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To the " orld'. Fur Via the b. s. o.

Excursion tickets now on sale via b.
& o. to Chicago at reduced round trip
rates, good returning until November D,
1898. Trains leave Wheeling at ESQ g.
m. and 1928 p. m. daily and $50 p. m.
except Sunday. Pullman sleeping cars
on all through trains. For further In
formation apply to B. IL 0. ticker
agents.
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At the Trimming Station.

The work at the Water Works tpetST fs-F p
ing station above the Top mill is pro-
crossing nicely. Yesterday force OF
men started to drive the tunnel to the
wells about about one hundreq feet
from the river. Wednesday the work
Of digging the trench for the pipe was
commenced. All the foundations are
completed, but delay of two weeks is
caused by the non-arrival of britk. 1t
is probable that work on the tunh bel will
be stopped by high water.