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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-15
BuroHEn BOYS OUTING.

A Great Programme Announced TOT LUIS
Afternoon and Evening.
This afternoon and evening Ia Butch
ers' Sons day at Mozart park, and it is
safe to wager q big apple that Mozart
park will have moro butchers with
their wives and friends than ever
gathered there before. The committee
OF arrangements has completed its
Lahore, and is satisfied that tho public;
will come and enjoy an afternoon and
evening with them. =,
The amusement committee, with II.
d. Bayha rs chairman, has given its
friends plenty OF enjoyment. The first
on the programme arc the bicycle races,
seven sturters, best two cut OF ihrec,
half-,nile heats. The first prize 10 n
bicycle sweater; second prize, bicycle
horn; third prize, Il fine shirt.
Next on tho programme Is the lat
mems race tor the old butchers, thon
grand cako walk by tho wives OF the
butchers, and this no doubt will be in
terestinc, Ono Of tho most interesting
events will DO tho grand prize bowling
for n spring lamb. The winner can got
his prize ut the Wheeling stock yards:
Professors Baker, the magician, and
Biz, the yentriloquist, who stand to-day
e0ual 10 any on the American stage.
will appear, and all will certainly miss n
treat who do not SEQ them. Nothing
like this has ever been given at n picnic.
No extra charges will be made. Ten
cents la certainly small enough fec for
mn evening with the butcher boys and
10 SEQ this great show. The committee
has erected n stage in the dancing pa
vilion so that all may have an oppor:;
Biz will perform some Of the greatest
tricks ever given In Wheeling. Both
were born in Wheeling, and Wheeling
should feel proud Of thcm and give
them rousing greeting ut tho BUTCH
ers' outing this evening.
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nIAlirIN.S EIclsltY.
Iaps and AIIshnps In tue Thriving City
Across tho Iayer.

Inns and AIishnps In tue Thriving City
Across tho Isiyer.
lewis Smith, OF tho Standard mill,
was fined S. and costs for pointing re-
yolyor at August Albright, aud Albright
was fined S. and costs for throwing
stones at Smith. Several othcr minor
cases were disposed OF yesterday.
Tonight the Masons will have work
in The third degree and visiting
Masons will BIO present from Wheeling,
Bridreport, Steubcnvills aud Spring
field. They viii banquet ut the
Bayles, House.
The funeral OF the late Joseph Nc
Cleary Yesterday was very largely ut.
tended. Ills sons, George, Ross and
Robert, and his son.in.law, shively
Neal. were the pall.bearers.
Sui. has been brought by Mrs. Mar
paret r, Hobonsack, executor, OF the
will OF Or. J. D. Hobonsack ct al.. 10 sell
The real estate for tho purpose OF pay
Ing debts and other relief.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Rocco re.
turned Yesterday from q trip including
Niagara Falls and jamestown. They
saw that more people are at ChautauGua
this year than ever.
Tho old ware house at tho ferry land
ing. now occupied by Thos. Mears. was
photographed by Uhrichsyille photo
rrapher who was sent here expressly
for that purpose.
Tho health otticor has boen authorized
TO impound all stock running at large
and kill oil dogs not wearing muzz!es or
accompanied by owners.
Two mon drove in from Dcersyille
with load OF potatoes and took out
watermeIons. The distance ono way is
thirty.six miles.
Michael Vorzcch and Dartol Babrlck
loaye over tho Cleveland x Pittsburgh
road this morning for Crested Butte.
Colorado.
Mrs. J. B. Gillespie. Mrs. J. NJ: Tur-
nor and Miss Sallie Miller will visit tho
camping party at Bass Island to-day.
". NJ. Lupton left last night for Co.
Iumbus to attend n meeting OF tho state
Democratic committee.
Vim, Frazier and Edward Lloyd, OF
NIuncie. Ind. nro in town. They came
OH their wheels.
Miss Carrie Hobbs will entertain
friends Tomorrow evening ut her home
on Fifth street.
Miss Emma McCarty returned last
night from months visit at East
Liverpool.
Mrs. Samuel westwood leaves today
to visit relatives ut Marietsn.
Mrs. +. J. Vnn Horn. Of Zanesvillc, 10
visiting Miss Ann I. Miller.
Paul Boyle. son Of Row. S. j. Boyle,
returned yesterday from Cambridge.
Mr.. md Mrs. N. Allredge returned
las. night from Bethesda.
Miss Louisa Swartz has returned from
Cleveland.
Miss Ella 1nglobright is at bethesda
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LOCAL BREvlTIEs.
Matters Of Minor siOnsat Ia aad About
tho GUY.

the GUY.
THE steubenvillo races, at Pleasant
Heights driving park, open Today
Many Wheeling people will attend.
soxE very Gno new paper announces
The coming Of '.The Devils Auction" TO
The Opera House next Tuesday night.
C,rEK HOOK Yesterday issued 4 mar:
,ISss IIccnSo TO Archie P. s. Wood, aged
20, aud Elizabeth Maxwell, aged lS'
both Of this city.
HoS. G. W. ATKINSON will address
the Republican clubat BonWood Sasur:
day night. The mere announcement oil
ths fac. Is sure 10 dill the hall.
TuE BUYER Of Dimes, Pomcroy 4 Stew
art, OF Harrisburg, extensive dealers IN
pottery ware, was IN the city yesterday
looking at the new styles produced At
the local potteries.
Tur Ohio and West Virginia fairs
have conflicting dates this year with n
ven1eance. both arc slated for Septem'
her 3 10 7 inclusive. The Harrison
county fair At Clarksburg also has the
came dates.
lo.MoaRow evening tho Grand Opera
House will DO formally opened for the
season, tho attraction being sherman &
Morrisey's "a Jay Circus" which Ia
said TO DO one OF the greatest specially
shows on the road.
Tire BelIairc Lnoependent says: The
management OF the State fair at Wheel
ing have succeeded In securing entries
OF some OF the best horses ever at that
fair, and they arc giving more attention
to other departments.
Tng Old Citizens Club, OF Martins
Ferry and Bridgeport, was entertained
at dinner yesterday at the residence Of
Mr. William Clark, the occasion being
his seventy.fonrth birthday. Remarks
we're made BY several Of the guests pre-
sent and altogether a very enjoyable
time Was had.
Lou TAYLOR, coiorcd cook at al Eof
atrcet house, hired Mary Stnedley. also
colored, to work for her two days, whiIe
she was sick. Mary offered TO take htty
cents, but not getting it, sued for 81 in
Squire GiIlespy's court. The case was
tried last night any Mary won II. The
costs, which Lou must pay, aggregated
over 81.
TIE excursion on the Wheeling &
Lake Erie railroad on Sunday will leave
Wheeling ut 1920. city time. and return;
ing leaving Massillon at Z o'clock and
Zoar about 1880. The run to Zoar will
be made in about two and one.half
hours. Quite number Of people will
take advantage OF the excursion to visit
Zoar, Ala:sillou, Myers Lake and Can.
ton.
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Eok SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
11RUSTEE'S SALE.

Iy vIrtuN Of dccd OF trust 'nltlO hy F, L.
GCrling Nnd Catherine Corning. his wltO. to h'H
rs trustee, dated August 9Th. 1871, hul recorded
in the nIIIrO OF the ClcrE OF the Count! Court OF
ohio county, West Virginia, IN Deed Oi IFMsI
book No. rs page o. | will H.! NJ thr n0rth
front door OF the court hIuSc Oi Snti county Oh
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER STlI, 1891
commencing Mt 10 O'Clock u. IN. Iho following
,r.rrihrh property to,wlt: Lot No ms two In!'
in Division H." Rs shown on the pl9tnt rlrrrlH;
streets mud alloys, made by DANIEL Lamb nnl
Henry ". RuNOil. Hpcclnl commissioners nl Inn
Circuit Court Ut ohio COUNT. in the ChhlCcIy
suIl OF s Is Caldwell RsHtn,t Caroline NJ wilson
rInl. Also one Iron Erny horse, one butchers
wagon tNiu sct harness. ono hnggy AMI buEEy
harness, one sleigh, onG ic"hoI. three lnent
blocks one meat counter, Que Ert Oi hn'Chot
rhnp futures aud machinery, including engine
meat chopper. lard kettle, Gtc.. aud ono nfGnn.
TrNNs OF SNLE-Evcry snlu for leN man ~
shall bu for cash nni every hnlc IN excess ni ~
shall lIc one third aud as much moro rs me
pWrrhnVormny elect 10 pNy IN cash, the, hhlnilCn
In two equal initnlmCntS ut six ana i"rNS
months notes ltrnrlng interest from the Jay Nl
TniU with security satisfactory IA mo trustee '"
bg given for the deferred pnymenlh
Hllg " = AI.hl-.IN, I,I-,N-
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho CITY aud Wheeling Folks
AbrOat.

Strangers In the CITY nnh Wheeuhs Fo'1s
Abroad.
Miss Ella Sutton, of sistersvilIe, was
at the Stamm.
G. d. Thompson, Si'tersville oil
operator, was at tho Mcclure.
Miss Mary Sample. OF Washington.
Pa, is visiting Wheeling friends.
Mayor II. Ii. Smith, Of Toronto, Ohio,
autographed at tho McLurc yesterday.
G. A. Titloy and 3. Garrett, promi-
nent Uicora, Pa. oil men, arc at tho Nc
Lure.
jim. Carvalho, tho Philadelphia cigar
manufacturer, was a guest ut the Nc
Lure.
James F. Dolau, OF Sistersville, pro.
prietor Of tho Hotel Newell, was at the
Windsor.
K. NJ. Friend, OF Indianapolis, on the
road for tho McMechens. registered at
the Mcclure.
r. B. Moore, Of Cambridge. Ohio, n
well known insurance man, hSurcs on
the Mcclure register.
General A. Eckbert. OF TitusvilIe, Pa,
of the South Penn Oil Company, was
at tho Windsor yesterday.
Mr.. X. Hoge and family returned last
evening from Belmont, where they have
been visiting for two weeks.
George +. Murray, in advance OF
Yalo's "Devil's Auction" company, was
ut the Mcclure last evening.
J. r. Ripple, district passenger agent,
Pennsylvania system. was here yester'
day, guest OF the Windsor.
Miss Bettic McLuro leave, today for
Cambridgeboro, Pa, where she will ro'
main during the hot weather.
+. A. Orr, OF Salon, travelling repro
sentative OF the Vance Shoe Company,
figures on tho Windsor registe.
Charles uagan and Paul Hagan, OF
Uniontown, two touring whecltnen,
werc hero yesterday enrou!o west over
the national pike.
Henry Dellingcr and sister returned
yesterday from Atlantic City, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Church, vino was also one
Of tho same party.
Colonel Bon Wilson ia hero on one OF
his frequent visits, to look after his
street railway interests ut Benwood aud
Moundsvillc. He Is at tho Windsor.
Superintendent Il. NJ. Shoats. Of the
Grafton and Wheeling divisions. Balti-
moro & Ohio railway. was here yester-
day OH business and autographed at
tho Windsor.
Mr.. William EllinCham. accompanied
nv Mrs. EIIingham. left yesterday for
Macinac Island, where they will spend
several weeks. They take lake steamer
from Cleveland.
"Ilonost John" Barton. ono Of the
tho best known OF Whcaling's army OF
travelling men, has returned from At.
Iantic City with q most surprising fund
OF "reminiscences.
William Pomeroy and John Preston,
Of Warrington; a. Clark, Of Dean; U.
n. Arnett, jr., Of Fairmont, and ". II.
Wingard and John W. Schmidt, Of Sis
tersvillc, were among the West Vir.
ginians at the BehIcr
Mrs. D. ". Brewer, wife OF tho GvNngO-
list, spent Monday with her fathers
sister, Mrs. Gilbert, who has lived in
bridgeport forty.tlvc years in tho same
house. She il soventy.seven years OF
ago aud Us spry rs cricket
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REDUCED HATES 70 WASHING
TON, u. Q.
Grand EncnmpI"nt of tho Knights OF
pythIna of tho World.

Grand Encnmpu"nt of tho Knights OF
pythIas of the World.
Tho biennial cncampmcns of tho
Supreme Lodge and grand oncampmontt
Of the Knights Of Pytnias Of tho world
will ho hold at tho National Capital
August 81 TO September 8. j.
For this OCCASION tho baltimore 4
OHIO Railroad Company will sell round
trip tickets ut reduced rates from all
points on its limos east OF tho Ohio river,
August % TO Is, inclusive, Wild Tor re-
turn trip until September Is; further
extension Of timO to September 10 ca"
no occurred. provided tho ticket Is do
noNiled with tho joint agent ut wash
;ncton. D. G., on or before September u.
Tho rate from Wheeling will DO $40.
CorrospondnGIy low rates from other
stations.
For moro detailed information apply
to nearest Baltimore & Ohio agent,
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The old soldiers OF Wheeling just at
present are engaged in the sometimes
laudablo occupation Of kicking. Tie
target 10 this Instance Is the railroad
organization that fixed upon tho rate
that the boys IN blue will have to pay to
20 10 the great Pittsburgh encamPmont
Of tho Grand Army Of the Republic
next month. 1t seems that tho rail.
roads have decided TO charge rate oil
81 for tho round "Trip for NIL places
within u radius OF ono hundred miles oil
Pittsburgh. In this way Wheeling,
sixty rnilos from the Smoky City, will
pay lust as much as town forty miles
further away-consequently tho Kick,
which is undeniably vigorous one.
Tho G. A. K. people arc hoping: now,
ever. that compromise will be euec'eI
by which they will get rate oil ABOUT
Assistant Adiusant General Joseph
A. Arkle, OF the department OF
West Virginia, G. A. r.. Of TINS city
was seen yesterday by an lSrELLidEET,-
err man and asked IS to the probable
representation OF Wheeling and West
Virginia Mt the coming oncam pment'
He replied that both wouIu snow up
with moro soldier boys than ihey nave
had ut any former meeting Of me
Grand Army. II is estimated tnat
Wheeling, Benwood, Moundsyl1Ie' SOL,
lalre, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry ana
WelIsburg, will send about l.0Oo' ana
the state at large will send fully that
many. Fairmont alone Is booked ior
over ono hundred. General Atkic mas
had prepared West Virg'nir badge
which will DO worn by every repreSen'
tatiye OF the New Dominion.
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baltimore Live slock Mnrtct.
UEIOH sroCK YARNS, CLARENNHr,
MDSDAY. August ~, 1897

swInC-ThC rcccirts. s0mC :. no head less than
they were last week nrU about equal In n mod
crlliO IrnRnd prevailing In NIL the Yards, We
quote western hngS 81 BA6 I2'S Uer 10 lis gross
N"[oS IN h"ESI1M%% ifS ,ac MHFyGG "a H., Es tSy
KOughs e NhI7j per 100 lbs Er0tS Receipts.
s,Gli head
Sheep aud lnmhp There IL fairly good trnir
cnInmon light stock oi both Kind. is extremely
dull. Sheep all nj ,n@ per IT. gross, most sales
9n1'Sc; lambs ?IEaJytc aud few extra NJ 10 per
Is gross.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR s A LII.

TTousO of seven rooms, Eighteenth street. with
six.roomeil house IN tho rear, lot :OXlD. sI.70l
House Of three rooms, Lind street. BelVcuetc'
ssh. ..., a., -,
nd streets, with 4.roOmGd house Ia tue rear;
largo lot. St,JOl
Tino improved farm Of sixty acres, three
miles cas-; Of Wheeling, 49,.
House OF 1.-Two rooms, Twcnty'third street.
Iiousc OF flye rooms, chaplnO ssroOs Centre
Wheeling. s,.N01 , c..,.,
ilousC Of ion rooms brick. MarEctstrcct Filth
ward. GnSy terms 1901. ,,-.-...,. 49,.
House OF 1.-Two rooms. brick. Fonttecnsh strcsI
iiHusC Of four rooms jacob street. Sixth
ward. 81 80 80. ,,,,.,
Ing. &linO. ,,.,.
willie. with splendid improvement" This IS u
X EG LEct OF land iroutIuS on McColloch and
Lind StNtN ,,.,.
Hotel Of i0urtCcn rooms. doing good bustneN
splendid location, cheap c..,,.
House OF seven ROOMS md hail. Guapuao
street, Centre Wheeling. SI,@h
la, east end Fourteenth street, SNl
iOts on Lind street lIcv"hcrO, S!It each.
InIs in lIehrunS Il Spciici'S addition. Hand
lon's uilIlInn 10 North lIeuw0Od. BtgS> KIM
CnMwcll'S Kun. Pleasant Valley BcllcVuo nnd
other uACcS IN md near the citf. 49,,
Money tn loan on city real c'tGtc: S0J sbJ4
500, 500. Si0I. SI,0rI. si.jOO aud e!OJl
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milling.

Pittsburgh-River 5 feet 2inchos md
falling. Weather cloudy aud warm.
Standardization foot inch and
falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
Greonshoro--lIivcr 6 feet 8 inches and
stationary. Weather fair and warm.
Oil CIty-lRiver 3 inches And station.
arv. Weather cloudy and warm.
Wurrsn-Rivsr threU.tenths OF foot
below zero weather cloudy AM cool.
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SPECIAL engagement OF Professor
Bakor, tho magician. and Professor
Biz, tho ventriIoquist, Mt butchers
Sons Picnic, ut Mozart Park, Wcdnos'
dnv. August -.
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To Atlantic City, Cape May md Sen EsIc
CITY via II. ~ q. ThursIny, August 10,
1901.
Round trip $40. Tickets good twelve
days. with stop of privilege at Wash.
inVtOn. D. G.. returning. Pullman
sleeper Oh tue 5:3l p. III. train.
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TO-DAY.
SpsoIRl Sale OF Remnants nj
l.. =. GOOD y CO.'S,
II96 md 1877 Main Street.

PnoFEss6n BAKERS illusions and Pro,
iossor Hilza speciAltiGs, Mt butchers
Sons Picnic. Mt Mozart Park, Wednes'
day, August IL.
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surrs to order $l5, reduced from Sl7
aud so, ut Morton 9. Stout Il Co.'S
Merchant Tailors, under Mcclure House.
JonS l.. RICE, Manager
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Rrv. JonS BomSu will DO heard from
Mt tho old camp grounds. MoundaVllIo'
August Olh 70 18Th.
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NESBITT & DEViNE,
Tel 6@ Use Market Street. =.
MF0R RENT.#

A comfortable thr"C.rOpmcd dwClllgH. with
lnrpr ynrl. No 1910 NicCOll0Ch sIretL Cheap rent;
Enur MONS Nld hail corner Twenty "sCcOnd
md MnIu streets. ItuHt slI " II mouth.
SIX rooms bath both gases. No. us south
RrnHlwnv. Rent 5000 mouth.
Three rooms. No US Main street.
Two rooms No. G,S Muin st'rct Rent s. % Il
mouth . ,.,
street, 81 10 n month
Eight rnoins and bath. No. 1!3 Market street
Rent 81 O.
rIhCc nj Sl.OOJ lnrs0 lot
Money 10 loHu from 500 to 5000.
L. A. o. L.
ROLF c&o %.ANE
1clcOIonC M No. ~ Fourteenth Street
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nOOKs nnd Stationery, NsAIEncc's Sale.
Gront bargains. Lowest prices. -.
uEIsISELL.S. - twelfth street.
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Last evcnin. at tho potters' hall. on
tho South Side, over MonGe & llowlcy's
place, at social gathering OF tho work.
men, Mcssrs. Edward AIeng0 and
Thomas lIowley were each presented
with n fine silver water SGT appropriate.
~ engraved. Both recipients thanked
their friends, tho pot.ers, in neat
speeches, after which there was gen.
eral good time, participated in by over
one hundred persons.
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SOLDIERS KICKING.
The Rate to the pittsburgh En-
oampment Unsatisfactory.
Two DOLLARS IS THE RATE FIXED

From wheeling aud this l. IS Claimed
is Not Low Enough Considering tho
tho Importance OF tho Occasion.
,Towns Further Away Got as Low
Rates as wheeIing-onc Thousand
70 Go From Here.
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TEAS, SPICES, ETc.
Atlantic Tea Co.
TEX IMPORTERS
And coffee Roasters.
WsLsad, Let Those Who Can Follog
OUR PRICE LIST.

Large Lemons, cach...........-.......... 10
lIalLplnt Jelly Glasses per dozen csc
Quart Mason jars ave
Bakers Tomatoes, cans ior........ &c
Be.t s.aninrI Tomatoes cans tOr............. s5c
standard Sugar Cora. cans iO'.....~......... .5c
Sugar Peas cans for $50
Bartlett Pears, cans for use
Cholcc Rcd Salmon. . cans tor.,",........ @5c
Fresh Ginger Snaps, pounds iot ............~. csc
Baking Powder, yer pound 100
Fresh Butter Crackers. pounds for........... eco
Large Lump Gloss Starch, pounds tor.,.,... :5C
Rolled Oats. pounds fOr..........".".......... $50
Palms Root Dcer bottles for. 900
lGnlt.pint Beer Mag Mustard. glasses for. $50
IIAli.pnt CatSup bottles $50
Clothes Pins per dozen. 10
Carpet TacEs ounces, per box................. 10
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage OF wntor n"I Movements OF noat+.

The KyOr Interests.
Tho marks Mt tho public landing
showed % inches in tho channel and
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Tomorrow evening there will bc a pri.
vate hop at Mozart park, on tho South
Side, and many arc looking forward to
tho event with anticipated pleasure.
Prof.. Kilmcyer will play. The follow.
ing committee of young people have
charge: George Hartong, Q. +. schulize,
Henry BelIlngcr, Peter Belts aud Joe
Shaughuessy.
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Rents Reduced

No. $40 McCoIoch street: will arrange ,'l'
two tenants or ono. md put IN iirIt'C. rs Nr!s,
M 81 Thirty seventh street, second iloJT' a.
No 1T 2auN street, second iI0Or. 81
No Gs1i fNiT street. ono or two families
No. 91i Main street, twoEtory brtck.
No. al3 MCColiOch street. two'stoty frame IL,
80 ~ Main street, large modern bTcE dWeIF
Ing, fourteen rooms.
No 1921 MrCnllOrh street, brick. Sill %
No 81 OhlO street three rooms. e7A
No ~ Virginia street, frame, sig rooms
The Washington Place. house an ! H5hcF't
No Grp Mnn street. brick dwelling
No. 1itg HHin street HrSt iloOr. three rnomt
No III Thrty.third street. brick, ;ivo n2'aS
Two splendid O!lcc rooms iu Masonic bui IsuS
No. "FE CiHpllnC street, tlvC ROOMS, SS1h
No lini Market street. O1icO rooms
10 lll Thlrty.'hinl street, hvo rnnm' SD
No plI Main strnOt, twelve rooms aud hiii
OIlcr rooms IN lllhbnrl Block l2h iG'SN :
No li'i Main street second aud third No
Store ronm.of South street IN liea'n; II''l
CTuAC!u bu.ldIHg.
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SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.

Events That EFonK IN UFUH tHu 'r'usuH-
MGR ouiotncm.
Miss Mary Fleming last evening en-
tortained a number OF friends at her
homo near Wheeling park. About
twenty couples were present aud oil had
most delightful time. They returned
to tho city in n hay wagon late last
night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-08
NEGR0 ENIGR4TI0N

A migration society of Birming- ham, Ala, Is said to have closed a contract with Philadelphia steam ship company for the transporta- tion of 5, 600 negroes from the South ern States to Liberia prior to Nov ember l, It said that the same society will carry out 10000 more enigrants of the same character to the same destination by January 1, says the Chicago Record.
 These reports, if they be true, in dicate the most important move ment in the direction of negro emigration in the history of the race. It remains only to prove their truth. So much has been said and Sc little done in this work that the Ameri- can people naturally suspend judg- ment on such reports until they find confirmation in fact. More than enee the too credulous colored citi-  zen of the South has been inveigled into pretended schemes of Liberiau emigration, only to find himself de- serted and stranded on the streets of New York. or Philadelphia. Many even of those who have been carried to Liberia have found in that far away land sorry chance of improy- ing the conditions left behind.
 Itis the memory ef these facts which inspires the hope that the re- ports now current may prove true. But the Afro-American, like his Caucasian brother, enjoys perfect right to go or stay, so long as he pays his way and ooeys the law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-08
MADE A GOOD CATCH.
Lafayette rhOmpson Jailed at sEuneis
 For Robblng Stores.

Lafayette ThOmpson Jailed at SEuneis
 For RobbIng Stores.
 MuSc1E, Ind, Sept. s.-The arrest of Lafayette Thompson in this city on the charge of burglary proves to be good catch. The young man has confessed. He told how he and William Cox broke into the stores of Rowlette & Mckinley, J. D. Murray and Frank Thomas. He told of the articles taken and directed the officers where the booty is now con- eealed and it was found. There is evil dence that the same crowd robbed the postoffice and store of H. D. Hartley at Oakdale and stores at Selma and Honey Creek. The confessed burglar stole Q lot of watches from the New Corner two years ago and was sent to the state prison for trying to dispose of the stolen prop erty in Terre Haute. He has been out of prison but few weeks, It Is ex. pected that he will diyulge the identity of the gang of thieves that made Nun cis their headquarters.