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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-11
Q RRRvITlEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment Ii and abOuI
the City,


DocKsTADER's minstrels opened q
three nights engagement vt Pittsburgh
last night.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday
issued to Henry Koehn, aged23 and
Leah Lemasters, aged p, both OF
Wheeling,
a LARGE and enjoyable picnic was
given near MCMeChen yesterday by the
Wesley NJ, L. Sunday school Of the
Eighth ward,
YESTERDAY City Clerk Fhoner paid of
the city street hands, There are about
ninety OF them, and the sum dispensed
was $2,ll3 05,
ROBERT ANDERSON left yesterday for
Brighton Beach and other eastern rae
ing resorts to secure running horses Tor
the coming state fair.
ADA EIKY, the 1l~ve.year-old daughter
Of Charles Eiky, died at Elm Grove yes
terday morning, and will BIO buried to-
morrow morning at 0 o'clock.
A CHARTER has been issued to the
Benwood Southern railroad, which
proposes TO build IN electric or steam
motor railway to Moundsyille.
T|RIADELpHIA lodge l. o. o. +. gave a
very enjoyable picnic at Sycamore
grove, beyond Elm Grove, yesterday,
Many Wheeling members OF the order
and their friends took part, and Mayors
band furnished the music,
In cleaning out the new city reservoir
the other day several good sized fish
we're found. How they got there Is q
mystery. 1t is supposed they got
through the strainer when very small
and grew there, One German carp
weighed eight pounds.
JACOB SNYDER, the iron merchant, is
IN receipt OF u letter from the ]. Painter
& Sons Company, of Pittsburgh, COM
plimenting and congralulating tho busl-
ness men OF Wheeling on their wise
and conservative behavior in the late
financial furry. Tho conduct OF affairs
here attracted wide attention.
MEMBERS OF the Reymann ball club,
Of the South Side, claim that they were
not fairly treated at Martins Ferry,
and challenge tho same nine to play
them in Wheeling u week from to'mor-
row for S. n side, good grounds guaFan-
teed. II tho Martins Forty boys arc
game they may respond through the
INTELLIGENCER.
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wonLD's FAIR TOURISTS.
PooplC Coming from and Going to tho
Zig Exhibit OH.

POoplO Coming from INT Going to tho
Zig Exhibit on.
L. A. Rolf and wife loft over the Pan.
Handle yesterday.
George Gray and wife were Baltimore
&0hio passengers for the fair yesterday.
Pat Mckinley aud Tom Mclaughlin
are taking a vacation OF tho White City.
Miss Edith Halter, George Kramer
and Abort BauOr returned homo yos.
terday.
1t has boon suggested that II would
DO appropriate TO have Madame Rolla
singh at the Worlds Fair on "West
Virginia Day"
Mr.. G.. D. Groom, the popular and off.
Cicnt commercial agent Of tho Il. 4 O.
railroad, with his wife and son, depart.
cd yesterday for n ten days visit.
Among those who left ovcr the Glove.
land, Loraln & Wheeling yesterday
wore D. Carter List, Mrs. v. NJ. ShnGor,
Albert Boltz, Il. Q. Post, Charles Kast.
nor, Rudolph shultz and Adolph Bott,
Col. Robert White, Mrs. w. j. w.
Cowdon, Miss Zoo Mcclure, Miss AnniO
Clarke, D. Green, wife aud son, Robert
Roberteon and eistor, Miss EmshOimUr,
Mrs. Horn aud two daughters, Robert
Simpson and JULIO Hoarno left over tho
Baltimore & Ohio yesterday afternoon.
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BASE BAIL YESTERDAY.
pittsburgh in Two Games and Wins Ono
Games Elsewhere,

Pittsburgh in Two Games and Wins Ono.
Games Elsewhere.
PIrrsnURoH, August lO.-Pittsburgh
could not hit Hemming in the first
game and lost. Killen was knocked
out in the middle Of the fifth inning,
Colcolough taking his place. The Sec
ond game was easily won by Pittsburgh,
Stratton being hit hard throughout.
Attendance $500. Score, first game:
Pittsburgh -."'.,.~vSS 9 20
Louisvillc","".o""."'2 o U 1 . U U y vi
Earned runs, Pittsburg, 8; Chicago. A.
Two base hits, Van Hattren, w. Brown,
Pfefer. Three base hits, Stencil, w.
Brown, Pfelfer. Stolen bases, I. Brown
9, 0'Rourke, Weaver, Twitchell, PfetEer.
FIRST base on balls, off Hemming, 4.
Struck out, by Killen. A; by Hcmmiug,
2. Passed balls, Sugden, l; Weaver, Il;
sacrifice hits, Donovan, Pinkpey and
Denny. Time, 2:10. Umpire, Wilson.
Second game, score.
Pittsburgh .......-...O o o 0 Q x-li
Louisville r........"",.0 y o U y y 0 0 j. .
Earned runs, Pittsburgh l, Louis.
vile /. Two base hits, Van Haltren,
Donovan, Lyons, Pfe1Ger, Pinkney,
Home run, Beckloy. Stolen bases, Stem.
eel, Bierbauer. Sacrifice hits, Van Hal
tren ., Beckley Smith Bieurbauer and
Mack, Denny and Stratton. First base
on balls, Off Stratton 2, oil Killen 2,
Struck out, by Killen4 A, by stratton |.
Wild pitches, Killen l, Stratton 2.
Time, two hours. Umpire, Powers.
Cloveland-Cleveland II, st. Louis A.
Earned runs, 2 and .. Errors, l each.
Hits, 10 and Q. Pitchers, Clarkson and
Breitcnstcin. Umpire, Lynch.
Baltimore, Md.-Baltimore, Z; Bos.
ton, 0. Earned runs, 8 aud G., Errora,
/ and 8. Hits, 8 and -. Pitchers, Null
lane and staley. Umpire, Emslic.
Washington, D. C.-Washington, 1;
Brooklyn, 4. Earned runs Brooklyn,
2. Errors, 8 and 1. Hits, 9 and s..
Pitchers, Meokin and Daub. Umpire,
MCQuaid.
Now York.-New York II, Philadel-
phia 5; earned runs, l and 8; errors, 4
and Q; hits, u aud IL; pitchers, Rusic
and Carsoy. Umpire Galrnoy.
Chicago.-Chicago Z, Cincinnati 0;
earned runs, . and / errors, 7 and l;
hits, 10 and l2; pitchers, Mauck and
Dwyer. Umpire MCQuaid.
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10 Cnrnp on saltwater.

Tho boys along tho creek from Soap.
town to Pasco station on tho O., L. &
w. road have organized an outing club.
tho ihcorporators being Messrs. Dan
Crymbal, Carl Pasco, Will Porter,
Charlie seabright and Judson and
Charlie Quimby, jr. Tho first "out"
started Yesterday morning. Tho party
was we'll armed and equipped for its
descent on the crawiish OF the saltwater,
and started at M carly hours and pro.
ceeded on its way west and down
through Egypt and Is doubtless orc this
encampcd near tho Great Falls Of tho
Saltwater.
The initials Of tho club arc somewhat
ofa puzzlor, being o. 0. S. X. G. U.
The two o. are supposed to represent
tho expected exclamation OF tho boys
nitor eating heartily Of turtle soup,
crawfsh and buttcrmilk.
A party Of raw recruits from Wheel.
ing arc expected to join tho club on the
1dLh iugl
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Tho Riverside tubO workers WHO arc
onCampOd down tho river at WilCk's
Bottom report having an enjoyable out.
ing. The captain IL a. Feth, and among
those who arc thoronow arc II. Ycnkey,
Ed Okor, j. Keenan,, VIII Hahnc, Fritz
Knoop, H. GCste, ]. Cool. Thcy havo
entertained Il number OF friends recent.
~, some Of tho later ones being August
ScmlorIand Albert Karsen, Of tho South
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Robert, tho wUll.known colorcd por.
tor Of Wheat & Hanohor's, foil from All
Elm Grove train going TO tho Park last
evening, near MI. Calvary, aud WIS
rendered unconscious. Mr.. II, q.
Franxhclm revived him. Just as Ito
came to, Robert asked languidly,
"Whorc am II"
"ln tho cemetery" was tho reply.
"Who arc your"
II am 81. Potter"
10, Lotdy," said Robert dot mo
stay right horp."
llO didn't Rct to, though, but won't on
70 tho park.
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HARRY j. FINK.
Telephone Gsz tauSl 1lla Market street
FOR SALE.

Lots in Bchrcn's and speidels addition.
Corner lot Tbirty.hfth and Chapline streets,
house two rooms and kitchen, Cheap
A Hour mill, with roller process, twenty-five
barrel capacity. Water aud steam power, Saw
aud plancr also attached; doing good business
In the country. This is a bargain. Coal within
900 feet. Has thirty.snvon aCres OF lRnd. VIII
sell all together or mill separate.
No. 37r7 Eolf street, framo house, six rooms,
large cellar. alloy corner. Easy terms.
M. 800 Eotr street, Btick house, six rooms
and hall good location. Cheap. Easy terms.
Three houses on Wood street, high ground.
No. 5lS, $50 aud 1922 SSjD each.
Two houses on Twcnty.ninth. four rooms
each, 81 400 each.
Xgood farm Of 7lA acres. one aud halt miles
from tho city. 4 good orchard. six acres IN
grapes, has q ilyO.roonOd house, stables, otc,. and
the best Of water. VIII sell on oaIY forms or
trade for city property.
Lots In HoAinann's addition. the boyt value In
tho Eighth ward, on very easy terms, for short
time.
No. Il Thirty eighth street, six rooms, new. s?,5Oo.
Brick house, four rooInS aud hall. Forty.irSt
and Wood streets, full lot
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Last night the B. F. o, Elks capped
the climax of their many social suc-
cesses by giving tho largest and most
enjoyable outing that herd OF antlered
good fellows have over given since the
organization. Nearly 5000 invitations
were sent out to the public to join the
''best people on EARTH in an outdoor
fete. That such an evenings enjoy
ment was appreciated by the public was
shown by the acceptance OF over 1900
OF the cards sent out
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Not the slightest detail OF the pro.
eramme was omitted, and nothing
occurred during tho evening to mar
the pleasure Of tho guests, or lesson
their intense enjoyment, This can bo
credited to the interchangeable efforts Of
Chairman Q. r. Tracy, Of tho enter
tainment committee, who was ably
seconded by tho entire committee and
lodge. Mr.. Tracy, Joseph Ward, Morris
Jacobs, N. Fiel, w. II. Manning, John
A. Howard aud A. II. Wiedobusch com.
posed tho committee.
About 800 we're in the advance guard
at s o'clock bound for tho Park, aud
from this on every hour tho crowds
grew larger. At 7 O'clock there were
1000 people at the railroad office trying
to get in the three sections OF eleven
cars, many being left, who were takon
out Oh tho s o'clock motor. In all
about $500 passengers were handled.
Hundreds OF vehicles also carried guests
out.
The main feature of the evening was
the concert at the pavilion. Only q
small number were able to get on the
inside. The others stood around under
the pine trees, and they were somewhat
disappointed, as the vocalists could not
BIO heard to any advantage.
The programme was as follows:
Overwhelmingly ..,........ ..,.,,. .,....,., Keller Bella
Opera House Band.
DuNtt-SCe the Pale Moon ...,........,... mplnl
MCssrs. Day and zulauf.
In Cellar Alquin
MI. Harry Sweeney.
Douglas ordon-Sf::T;;;;;; liz LOwFenco Kellio
POu'pOuFfl''' Mi. <. s. Adler ;i.'"'"'i'0On Ho0u
selectlon-"wang ......-...... .........,....W Morse
Opera House Band.
MT. ". j, Day.
ia. still VIE Die Nachta. .m.......... Boon
III. My Love VIII Come To-day. ..."... DcKoYen
Madame ROlla.
as'''''''"'''''TN r Charles 2SiaGi. '''''''''n' ''D''
Galop-"Furore '~.,..: .....,.,.:....;"...Th Tobani
Opera House Band.
Prof. II. NJ. SchocRey, ACCompanist,
The concert is rarely oxcelled in merit.
The central figure, the star. of tho
brilliant OCCASION, wal Weddings
prima donna, Madame Rolla, whose
magnificent pure soprano voice was
v heard to better advantage. At
LUB ouu Vi cuCL hullDot SHS nhS CUM
PEELED to respond to an encore, render.
ing a pleasing ballad, "fhe Mill" and
that old iavorite, "The Last Rose Of
Summer" Since her last appearance
a year ago, her voice has grown much
richer, fuller and moro liquid, especially
in the upper notes.
Messrs. Day and Zulauf were also
compelled to render enCoros to satisfy
their pleased audience.
At tho conclusion Of tho concert, an
other was started on top OF tho mound
by the Opera House band. Hither tho
throngs wero drawn by the many at
fractions offered at that point.
A fine display of fireworks under the
skilful direction OF L. b. Franzheim,
and u colored vocal quartette were tho
principal cards, Dancing was also
started ut tho pavilion and continued
until after midnight. The entire
grounds were ablaze with light and gay
with Chinese lanterns, and tho air was
filed with the strains OF charming
music. All left the scene with regret.
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The I%ntaIligenCeE'S 1 Gent a Word Coupon.

If you have a house to rent or something to sell or trade, want to
buy anything, want a situation, want a good cook or a good servant
a faithful clerk, a desirable boarding place, or have found or lost any,
thing, write just what you want, plainly, in the blanks below Cut
this out and send viii amount at the rate OF one cent per word for
first insertion and one-haf cent per word for each subsequent inser,
ton, to THE INTELLiGENCER, No, 81 Fourteenth street, Non,
ing less than 10 cents.
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THE BIG CAMP MEETING
On the Wheeling District Grounds
at Moundsville.
ANNUAL SESSION TO OPEN TODAY.

Mr.. BodIoy says rho Prospects are
Bright for tho Graudest Meeting on
Record in tho History of tho Three
Score Years the Grounds have been
in Uso-Rov. Sam Jones will DO
There, and his Friend and Co.
worker DR.. Stuart will Open It
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR

Now Is the time TO invest your money where
you arc sure 1t will DO safe and will pay you bot.
ter Interest.
house, fronting p feet on Main street, west side,
aud In one OF tho best locations on Main street;
Will rent for eight or min hundred u year. VIII
soil cheap.
Eight:roomcd brick house on South Front
gtreGt, Island, $1,000.
Four.roomed frame house and lot G0xl20 feet,
on South Penn street, all for sl,SO0.
Lots S1xl0O feet on South Elm street, Island,
500.
TGn.roomCd franc house near Twenty.sixth
street on Eotf street, cheap. $1,000.
Fine house on Chapllnc street Of eight rooms,
bath room and nil other improvements, near
Twenty'titst, cheap. 81
Mlny other bargains, both III large and small
houses and lots On tho Island and on this side,
which are not mentioned In the above
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AS AN a~ftcrdinner pill, to strengthen
tho stomach, assist digestion, and cor.
rect any bilious tendencies, Ayers Pills
arC considered the bOst being sugar.
coatCd, they arc Hs agreeable as any con.
lection, and may 10 taken by the most
delicate.
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PUBLIC SALES.
FOR Said.


ASAobAAl HSNNSt ~ AN'Sl
at 1880 o'clock p M, my fruit farm and country
residence, known as ''WRddlngton Place" Just
five miles from the city, on tho Bethany pike,
comprising "a acres, or more, with large, spacious
brick house and fine stone and brick barn aud
out!bulldings Of the best, nnd all In tirst'GlHst
condition. Beautiful grouHds, commanding
tin0 view, splendid garden, nil kinds Of fruit OF
finest varieties! also u fine crab orchard, elegant
water and large CistCrn, 4.
Persons desiring a productive place, combined
with fine mir and beautiful scenery, Will lnd
this tho only place Of tho kind In this part OF
the country, riGDrly 100 feet above tho city: IT
would make the most delightful aud hCalthiul
summer resort, something 80 greatly needed
near Wheeling, or would also make q fine road.
house, where the young people could drive out
for supper and have all necessary nccommoda-
tl0ns Tor Il pleasant evening. A fine macada'
miZed road. good the year round. To the right
party would certainly DO u paying investment
aud n splendid home.
Terms Of sale very reasonable aud made known
on day OF sale.
O'CLOCK p, N,
For further Information address the under.
signed, box l0J, city,
J. G. HERyEY, AuCtloneor. au7.NwEAl6
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Carl Schneider, aged n, now a rcsl.
don't Of Columbus, but yoars ngo Chioi
OF tho Wheeling FRO department undcr
tho old volunteer system, 10 In tho city
this week oil his way home from Gettys.
burg, pa lilo Is full OF interesting
rolninisconeH Of tho old days.
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THE ELKS' BIG OUTING
The Greatest Summer Nights Fete
Wheeling Ever Saw.
THOUSANDS VISIT The FAIR PARK

And ENJOY a Magnificent Concert aud
Fine Fireworks Display-Madame
Rolla the Star of IN unique and
Memorable Entertainmcnt-EveFy'
thing Passes or with Harmony and
brilliant sucoess-More Power to
the u. T. o. f..
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FOR SALE.


Lots No. 4 and T. Gilchrlsl'S addition, square
No. O..
No. 600 Market street, sl,4OO.
Lot No 9, South Front street, 60 toct Iio0t
running 10 river. ,,nn
Five lots mud five acres Of land III IfihNeipnIt
with two dwellings, slaughter house zee .nl''
stablc. and sixty bearing fruit trees for wv
100 aero farm, Long Bottom, MelSi oDAAV'
Ohio; 1000 fruit trees. Price sl,JJl ~
lot No 10. section 81, ConttC street Molaa
willie, aud 10 shares IN MoundsyLllo MliinF NNi
Manufacturing Company. p.,,
Corner lot north Of Street car barn. foiy'
eighth aud Jacob streets ,an,
Lot Nc. 10 Water street, south Of fo''i''''''
street r..
Lots Nos. 0 and7 Eolr street south Oh loiV'
eighth street ,oI.
cast Of jacob street.
No, 7I2 Main street.
No. 1915 ChlplInc strOot
No 1879 Fol street.
No. 1925 MCCOllOoh street
No, 1911 MCCollOCl strGei.
No. 21i TWCnty.nlnth BttCOt
No, POS Maln street
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FOR SALE.
FOE s A. I'D.

Two nicely located lots in DelVederO Addition,
1920 each.
House Of five rooms, Eoft street. Centre Wheel.
Ing, $3.50.
House OF four rooms, Eighteenth street, sl,OOl
Three houses, Moyston street, cheap, $500
House OF three rooms. Twelfth street, $50
House. : rooms, Sixteenth street, IN good con
dltion, 81, 100.
House, 1 rooms, Twelfth street, lotS5xlOD feet
Corner X lot, Woods street. Centre Wheeling.
The best business property IN Ktnayille,
eight rooms, StorG room and good stable, on
easy terms Good reasons for selling.
Three lots, JOxlO0 feet, Fllan, White & Gala
ghcr's addition. 500 each.
House, o rooms and stable, Eighteenth stree.
$500
Three lots in Park View. cheap.
0ne.haH lot, MGColioeh street Centre Wheel
ing, 500.
Fine suburban property. two miles from tho
city, tlyo minutes walk from motor line, new
with NIL modern improvements Cheap
Lots on CaldweliS run ESQ each.
Fine Farm Oil43 acres on National road, ninJ
miles east OF city on easy terms
House, 10 rooms, Fifteenth street, With mod
Cru improvements.
House, SrOOms, Sixteenth street, S6OJl.
House, I rooms, Twonty.thlrd street, sl.2ll
House, 7 rooms, North Market street, Sl,b1l
Business property on Market street a! moi!''
ate price,
easy terms.
Ono OF tho boSt manufacturing sites In the
city, fronting on two railroads
$500. $1,000, 81 200 $500 aud 5000 to loan on
city real estate.
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT.

EOR RENT.
H. No. 22Tenth street, second floor, six rooms,
bath aud hall; will rent AT s25 per month. No.
1902 Main street, second floor, six rooms, bath
and hall, at SO per month. Also at 1905 Main
street, second floor, fronting on Main street,
i've rooms and bath. $50 per month. Third floor,
fronting on Main street, four rooms, SIS .por
month. Second floor fronting on river, four
rooms, at $40 per month.
jylS JAMES l. HAWLEY, 1870 Main 81.
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FOB SALE.

ToRsALE-A FINE A NO. l KRAN-
II ICu & BACH Piano. Just Us good US new.
For a bargain call on or address WILLIAM RAT.
CLIFF, No. 1927 Jacob street. lW
dor sALE-A FOUR-Ro0MED
IL frame house, In center OF q a0xl00 foot lot,
with largo stable on rear end. Price $1,000; To-
cation good. Also n six.roomod brick house, on
full lot located on n level Price Sl,GJ0. In:
quirO OF o, +. BARRlTT. No. u Twenty'hsst
gtFapt nus
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House OF six rooms on North WabaSn street
Island, SIG per month.
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FOR REHIT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-04
Perfecting the Organization Of the
Manufacturers.
KILLED By AN ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRE.
A Teamster "HeId Up" on the
Georgetown Pike.
CALLERS ON MIR. CLEVELAND.
ATTACKED BY HIGHwAYMEN.


Bold Attempt Made to Rob . Colored
Driver.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE. MD. Feb. "A bold attempt at
highway robbery was made about one mile
from here early last evening, and the highway
men came near committing murder. The
victim was a colored man employed on the
farm OF Mr.. Thomas Bailey. He had been to
Washington with a load Of hay and was on his
way home when attacked. The bighwaymen
evidently thought he had with HIM the proceeds
of the sale. and that was probably what they
we're trying to get
The driver was ordered to halt by the two
men. who grabbed his horses. but instead Of
obesing their command he dashed his horses
and tried to get away. One of the highwaymen
held 10 the horses while the other attacked the
driver with sharp instrument, cutting
througl is oil coat and a wooden coat beneath
IL, rs Wei cutting through the legs Of his
boots. There was a boy in the wagon at the
time and when the driver called 10 him the
highvaymen evidently thought that there was
another man in the vehicle and they left the
team without securing the proceeds OF the hay.
The affair reported here last night. and
an EFFORT is being made to apprehend the crimi-
rails, but the officers are at disadvantage for
the reason that the party assaulted Is unable to
tell whether his assailants were white or col
Cred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-04
MR.. CLEvELAND's CALLERS.


ne helO reception ~ Usual Th1s morning.
New YORK, Feb. 4-President-elect Cleve-
land came up on the regular 10 o'clock train
this morning and arrived at his Office in the
Mills building about 1890, as usual.
The President-elect spent the morning re-
ceiving the usual callers. Among those who
presented themselves were ex-chief of the
bureau Of statistics, W. F. Switzler of Maine,
Prof. Riley Of Washington. D. c., and W. C..
Astwood. f. J. Richardson, member of the
national committee from Iowa, and Congress-
man W. H. Brawley of South Carolina were also
said to have called again this morning.
The presence Of ex-Secretary Bayard at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel gave a general air of
expectancy to the Mills building office. 1t was
said that he to call on Mr.. Cleveland dur
ing the day, but he did not appear during the
forenoon.
ST. PAUL. MIMI. Feb. "A Despatch special
from Mason City. Iowa. says: The report that
National Committeeman VIM. +. Harrity was to
accept position in Cieveland's cabinet can be
set at rest. Today Col. McConlogue received
the following letter from him:
Il will not hold any position under the in
coming administration. MY official duties at
Harrisburg. Pa. and my professional and BUSH
ness engagements here are of such a character
that it would be great mistake for me to think
of accepting any federal position
NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, Feb. 4-Ex-Secre-
tary of State Thos. F. Bayard and Mrs. Bay
ard have been viewing the ice scenery here for
the past two days.
They returned to New York last evening.
Mr.. Bayard was very reticent on political M
tiers.
When asked if he would accept a position in
President Cleveland's cabinet, he smiled and
said: II really don't know