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New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
MACMILLAN e. co,
1nstrntlion.
For Young Ladies.-Clty,

For Young Ladies.-Clty.
At FRENCH ACADEMY. $50 Broadway. Prof. Bcr-
ladies' Just out French Convcrsations 35c; sample
3sc t-tamps) mailed postpaid.
DEI;LITZ school. or LANGUAGES,
Term brcins now.
RoARpING AMI pay rs School: ,Tor GIRLS.
hev Dr and Mrs cHAs. IL GARDNER. Principals
MI ADEMoIsEILE vELTIN.
"A school. FOR GIRLS
FIREPROOF AND SCHOOL BUILDING
100 ond I62 Yves: '4,hst
THE MISSES ELY.s SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
s5ih ana sG,h Streets. New YORK.
TKE MISSES MOSES
BOARDING AND DAY school. FOR GIRLS.
NOS. 6i7 AND Gi9 MADISON-AVE
New-York city
Prepares for Barnard and other colleges
For Both Sexes-Clty.
u ERIITZ school. OF LANGUAGES
% sa%%sr S scheol at '' HsS"fy S' 'I' Taf% X "f' j.
For Boys end Young Men.-City
n UNIVERSITY. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ~ West 5Gth.s.
iS%s nnD 'feS9:
Musical Instruction
NJ ErROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
AVA LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE AMFEr~A &
esioercc rment TO- n-resdent Students DUDI
BUCK. Pres. Albert Ross Parsons VicePres.: H. "
30 & 81 EAST i4TH-ST.. NEW YORK
Art Schools.
SKETCEING CLASS
- Mr. Chas Warren Eaton VIII receive few plpls fo
Apply at STUDIO. I2a Finh.ave
Sr CATHARlNE's IN THE MOUNTAINS Hoiderres.
10 Sept. 4th Address sr. CATHXRINE's HALL 2s6 10
292 Washlngton-sve. Brooklyn y. 7.
TEMPLE GROVE SEMINARY. Saratoga Springs ~ Y
Regular and optional for young ladies: ter
tesches CHARLES r. DOWD Ph. d.. President.
&c NILLHoUsE-AvE.. New-haven Conn-we,t End
CO Institute School for Girls Mrs and Miss Cady
principals Send for circulafa
For Boys and Young Men.-Country.
II REEHQI.D INSTITUTE Freehold ". J.-soth yea.
business Course. Shorthand. Typewriting Teegraphy
MAKE YOURSELF A MECHANICAL ENGINEEr
esn.y by bs .SoS Or HM TO sSEr charge OF ma
respondence School OF Mechanics Scranton Pa To begin
students need only know how TO read and write Mod.
crate charges Send for free circular.
NfAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE Concordvilie Pa-sia2 per
NI year. successful school, Of the infus
With energy and 10 wake boys TO the duties Of ifs
summer vacation J. sHORTLIDGE Yale) A. NJ. Prin.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
MR. F. MARION CRAwFoRD's NEW NOVEL.
KATHARINE LAUDERDALE.

BY F MARION CRAWFORD. author Of ''saracinesoa,"
"Pietro Ghs,ri." MIR. Isaacs." &c With llustra-
tions and a portrait Of the author In two vol
Small l2mo. in box. 81.
The World says: Katharine Lauder1ale' Is the hrs,
Of Of New York life that Mr. Crawford
proposes write Is said 10 be filled with portraits
Of people well known in NewYork society. and those who
familiar with that Vanity Fair Will have trouble
recognizing them. Whether this be not. the
book IL readable enough for s sake. for MI Craw
ford Is a boon story teller II there one"
''' The publishers beg to tina; the first and
editions OF Mr.. Crawfprds novel. "Katha-
ne Iauderdae having been exhausted publication.
third edition is in the and Will he published and
In the hands Of all booksellers by April II.
EACH or THESE NOVELS. "MARCEILA" AND
KATHARINE LAUDERDALE." WILL BE SENT RY
THE PUBLISHERS POSTPAID TO ANY ADDRESS On
RECEIPT OF PRICE.
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flnancial
FInnntial.
WILLIAM A. LOMBARD,
40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
National Broadway Bank stock
DEALT IN.
Ocean Steamers.


NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S, S, Go.
NETWORK. soUIhAMrToN; BREMEN
I cabin $50 and upward. II cabin st5 and SO n
ss: "s' i"T:I T5SIs rvs May Nay \
hier sat- ASl. 81 A. M Traye. Tues, MAY 4
Lam Tres. Arr - AM :6' , Sat Nay L. u n !"
NfMWEHpYtoJRKNGibRAETH MEptJtENGSiibTRHAGET ss 1vdiES;oA.
s %:asisi, s'ai Z
oELRIcHs q co. Bowling Green
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FAST LINE TO LoNbox Asp coSTITE.ST
Twin screw Express steamers , OF l;1iG001 ~ r.
r rs,sasrcs pr i. 10 - N Tormonna .Jun- n
coIgmSa - dmS1a ni%areT luz 1sH e = M M
Folba SnaacH Nav p a. m + bismarck July z. 30
"'' Low Winre. rates until May !.
HAMBURG- AMERICAN PACKET CO. 81 BROADWAY
INTERNATIONAL NAvreArroN coMPANY's LINES
From pier i4 North River foot Of Fulton's'.
AN0[gRlGAN I0Eyl5
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
enor,est and most conyenent route to London
No t.ansfer by tender No tidal delays
Close connection Southampton for HaNte ana fa'b
b. special FAST twin screw Channel steamers - n -
:EP Ess York Ap1 xpr Il is aIis NJ. : a. % %
RSD STAR lGE1G
FOR ANTWERP.
WAEsLAND wedne,lag ApTil r II 10 a, N, m
fl''fTl'T IT2l'TTEHRHXxrioHA1 YNviGHTIoX coArANY.
BOWLING GREEN.
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II ERLITZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES
- Madison Square open all summer also
Summer School AsEury PaTK y J.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08

Steamers leave San Francisco.
FErG-Ic
@fE1HI' @TTy SF RIO rir iiYEIRo
GAFrIC ia HoNOI.tII. ............:. MAY 80. p m
az Fi c4 ay aea f.c WashasS"
and 2s7 Broadway.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
vi FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
Eleven iron steamships. agsresat'ng BLOOD Tons.
TcST25 wsH'fs} Tsys F5y v9ySh GG Sf9T4ay Az sE.
TO GAyEsToN TEYAs T9s9Ge b, rail- to MEXgo
c0LoRApO STRINGS SALT lake CITY Also 10
SAX FRANCISCO and all southern California Winter
''T''''' rLoRIpAyIA RRrXswICK GAr 2,Nr, l..
sTRAIGliT and Ror'ND TRIP Tickets issued TO al
Si% M@HiS, &c % croria rorio Esce-nt acS9mmoiaions
WI, f9r 9r "p,sr aS S'' gsn"ii Fer as' @ e
NETHERLANDS LINE.
s"ini"y soulTiy April ,priii i at at p m
First cabin s4S and upward second cabin sse .,eeras:
PASSENGER f. ssns l0x Agency enc. 81 broadway.
OLD DOMINION LINE.
W F .s FSRTS"9TH SaW ~.
XRGiNIA BEAG1 PETERsbRGI and W!s R.aH%T96S2 T6S;,
x1 va sat- and rS, $AEFFS$sSN
tS TS. p., %ESr % Dc, SD "a foot aHr
SSs tickets s0i l. dtfi iti E re Pan
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL FOR LA GUAYRA. PUERTO cAbELLo cURA'
FROM ROM PHI fiERkEfoNr MA'sS STORES Bk6oKkIN:
5 FIifHb9IFiiiA.. FhHh4S XVII = ri
rs... a&sr5n butt MS fsr ha trade
have very tdg' M oSI
BOrILTON. BLISS & DAIIETT.
General Managers. l3o Front ST.
VACATION N EUROPE.
Small party gentlemen for summer tour on Continent
Inrhp of he lp On OOt
Price $500. Address CLAIMING ELLERY. DOS West
/ 3Sth-st.. New-Yori City.
A DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEW YORK TRIBtME WILL Re RE-
/ CEGVED AT THE UPTOWN ofFlCE No. 242 br3ad-
way. "a door north o rhirty-trst- St and ADNEk.
Eighth-ave corner Twenty st. i52 Sixh-ave
i5f Fourth-aVe. Fourtt'nth-st.; 100 Thirl.v-
corner Forty ty-scvcnth-st.: 1925 Thrdaye Sixty
nrst IOs ave. lO6 West Forty ~.
toumbns-avc % Avenue .323 Third-ave.; - Wes,
Fourteenth Forty seconds 55i Thri-nve
ATS Thrd-ave; 2O5l Third-ave between one hundred
nnd-tvnlnh and One-h .drei and thirteenth sts
At The HARLEM OFFtCES 80 Fest one hundred and
twenty 2i3 West One-hur, ,Aed and twenty nfth
ST. and 800 Wsst ,One hundred andforty NTH St. up 20
D. m. a regular office rates.
In brooklyn Gi COurtst.: 30, DE kalb-ave. .2GO
BEDFORD ave M to p. AZ regular office rates.
once ndvertssments Norfolk street Strand
W c. London. England.
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Art Schools. Z.

STRETCHING CLASS.
- Mr. Chas. Warren Eaton VIII receive a few plpis fo
hts summer painting class
Apply at STUDIO I2a Finh.ave
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For Boys end Young Men.-C,ty

r. UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ~ West 5Gth. 81,
u 57h Prepares for colleges scientific schools OF
business Primary depar resident pupils received
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Connirn Boaro.

At RIDGE FARM Scaradn"; hrst-clnss accommola-
n ton. high healthy: excellent table" plenty shnie; ~
minutes out. mile from station.
j. II. g.. Box i5G Whte Plains. Y y.
- OARDFRS WANTED -ELLENNIIT.E y Y.-Vnlaee
- ~ Inhabitants located I'm tn" ShawnngunlI
Mountains m" New York. ontario and Western Il. H.
Private family. Fine home In of town. large
gzza. YER, large rooms. well furnished Hot and
cold water anI bath. Pure mountain brook water IN
eauallel. No malaria Terms reasonable win take
guests May lst. MRS. W. J. pENMAN.
l. ARMIIoUsE. ~ miles from station. two hours; 81
to so.
Box 220 Rllgeneil Conn
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
NJ ETROPOIITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
4I LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA s
lsioercc department fo- n-resdent Students DUDI
BUCK. Pres. Albert Ross Parsons. Vce-Pres.: H. "
Greene Sec'y AMI Treas.
80 81 EAST I4THST.. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08

,6 NILLHoUsE-AvE. New-haven. Conn.--west End
~ Institute School for Girls. MIRA and Miss Cady
principals. Send for circulafa
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08

ETIIERLANDS LINE
" for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. via Bouiosns
Ner. France
< ( ORDAM THURSDAY. April Il. at p m.
; $ NEENDAM... ...... SATURDAY. Ap,il u ~ y m.
rir. cabin and upward second cabin s3b steerage
At very low rates. Apply Tor guide and terms General
Passenger Agency. 30 Broadway
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IldulrS.-COUNrTy.
or CATHARlNE's IN THE MOUNTAINS Hoiderpess
- n H.-Recreation school for girls Session June 23tl
20 Sept. 4th Address ST. CATHARINES HALL. 2sG I,
292 Washlngtonsve.. Brooklyn. y. T.
TEMPLE GROVE SEMINARY. Saratoga Springs. " Y
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
VIRGINIA H07r SPRINGS


New motel and cottages and the complete bathing
establishment America.
1900 feet elevation In the great Warm Springs Valley
OF Virginia reached by tho Chesapcnke and Ohio Rail
way Magnificent mountain surroundings and superb eli
Bathing attendants the best Eur baths Every
lath from flowing hot springs hot hot air. hot
,pout one most curative bath known) needle cleo
Gric. massage. &c.
one nichrs rl" from New YORK VIA the c. q r
T. Y. Limited Seep"rs and Dining ca.
Full Information application NJ G. & q. Oince. 1862
TroadwaF Ncw-York. by addressing Dr +. w CHA
rIN. Medical Director. J. r. CHAMpLIE. Manlgcr
iio springs Eath CO.. Va.
DRENTFOED HALL. Spuyten Duvyion Hudson.
ID Twenty from Grand Central sutton. 3's' fee"
above Extensive. well shaded grounds Views of
Hudson River and Palisades unsurpassed
l. II. GERRY. Proprietor.
IJoTEL RTNNYMEDE. ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
MRS. l. McILWAIN
II orEL LuRAT
"a ATLANTIC CITY. ". J.
directly the Beach !Irr'c: nnr',r ami pavilion
the bonrd walk connected by enclosed hallway with
the hotel Elevator and all modern convenences.
j. WHITE Owner and Manager.
uOTEI. BOSCOBEL ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.
III heniucky-aNe. near Beach. VIII open March lst.
A. f. MARION.
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nLD MON LINE.
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

Small party gentlemen for summer tour Continen
nf Europe Portions ~ the jourLcy TO he made foot
Price 500 Address CLAIMING ELLERY Dos Wes
3Sth-st.. Now YORK N1y-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18
|ktssf,,


The season here opens tomorrow.
The Des Moines club arrived in
Rock Island this morning, and is
CHARTERED at the Harper.
The Augustana and st. Ambrose
college mines will belt the pig-skin in
Davenport tomorrow afternoon.
Little Danny Sweeney is reported
rs being able to cover nearly as
much territory as Gen. Coxey's COM
bined army.
The game between Rock Island and
Des Moines. to have been played this
afternoon, has been postponed until
Monday. Tomorrow the opening
game will occur.
Owing to the Indictment weather
today, the parade which was to have
attended today's opening game was
postponed until tomorrow. The Des
Moines will play an additional game
Monday.
Pitcher Lamont Mcfarland has
been temporarily laid off without
pay on account of his arm, but he
feels assured that he is coming
around all right, and that in
of weeks he will be in shape
to pitch. Mac" has made an excel
lent reputation rs an amateur pitcher.
but met with an accident last fall when
he broke his right arm. The arm
where it was broken is all right, but it
is his shoulder which bothers him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18
burg college. which will cost $50, 900
when completed.

burg college. which will cost $50, 900
when completed.
For some days rumors have been
prevalent OF the sudden disappear
ance Of Edward Lieberknecht, and
now anxious inquiry is being made
not only as to Eds whereabouts, but
OF the sum Of about $500 which he
held in trust as agent, having nego-
tiated n loan for a Moline citizen.
The gambling table has been Lieber-
knccht's ruin, and for it he possessed
an irresistible fascination that his
friends could not overcome, try as
they would. A few months ago he
lost heavily Of other peoples money
in the same way, but he made the
loss good finally, and was forgiven,
and it was hoped he had learned
lesson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18

They got into . Broadway cable car
together, and IL he was not man who
had been playing heavy leads on a far
western circuit and she the leading lady
Of the same company and his wife can
tell nothing Of character from dress or
faces. He looked exceedingly prosper
GUS, and the lady was also very stun
uingly got up, but it seemed to me
that the tone of her hair was trifle
duller than it might have been and the
gold not quite red enough for the pre-
vailing mode. He handed the conductor
q dollar bill and received back, of
course, 90 cents in change. Picking out
q quarter, he dropped it airily in the
pocket OF his overcOat; then softly jim.
Cling the rest in the hollow Of his
tanned glove he said in genuine, deep
~ may have some use for this
loose silver, my dear"
Thanks SO much" said the lady,
with toss of her shimmering head.
I've plenty of change, thank you."
Now. what want to know was-be-
cause I couldn't help overhearing it
why did she put such a circumflex &C.
cent ON the word change? Why did she
emphasize the word change-italicize
the word. SO to speak? This incident
has worried me ever since. because do
not know whether the lady meant that
he ought to give her bills and keep the
change for himself, or whether, in tact,
she scorned the change, even though he
gave her the greater part of all the
money he had? The more you think
this question over the more its horrible
fascination will grow upon you. Was
he q mean man, or wasn't he?-New
York Press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18
Fight with Bank Robbers,

SOUTHWEST CITY. Mo-, May ls-A cour-
Ter arrived here from Grand River, thirty
five miles southwest of here, in the Indian
Territory. and reported that battle was
fought near there between the Southwest
City bank robbers and the sheriff's posse
One of the bank robbers was fatally
wounded and captured. Reinforcements
left here OH receipt of the news for the
scene of the fight. j. c. Seaborn, who
was wounded by the bandits during the
fight here, has died.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18

The supper and social held in the
Christian chapel last evening was
well attended. The supper was fol.
lowed by a musical and literary pro-
gram by the symphony and Burris
Mandolin clubs and Miss Ruth West.
1t was short but delightful one, and
was highly enjoyed by ali present.
Ice cream and cake were served after
the program.
The strawberry sociable given by
the ladies of the Broadway Presby-
terrain church, in the church parlors
last evening. was remarkable sue.
cess. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schill.
niger rendered some excellent music,
much to the delight of those present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18
the best in the world.
Four Hard, Sharp Drives

In the Wash Goods Department which Win
the week out-all bran new goods. VII 10;
Drive No. Twenty pieces soft Prom,
cites printed usual price 22c, our price lie Up
Drive No. 2-Seventeen pieces impor,a, P
satines. elegant printings. usually 32c. ior - f'a
19lc. This 4.
Drive No. 3-We closed a lot of Sir.
ettes beautiful goods. the price OF which i lsis
1Sc, while they last they go at l2le. slsi
Drive No full yard wide. soft finish ..s
and cottons in the most delicate tia,s =. "a
light and dark grounds, at lie. as We
We do not think that any of these srecf,1, !.
last through the week, and advise an earl, lGis
A visit to our Wash Goods departmer, ,e;7
close many handsome novelties so suc-estir" ~.
lightful GOODNESS on hot summer DAYS IA. I
ties, printed in the softest of shades and ,aii d,
terms. the peerless Shantong pongee in superb ~, p
effects, and a host of other fabrics tO ping
We cordially invite all coming graduates 10 insr.,
1snries before purchasing silks sub line Goria~. Ab.o
Tamlse, SWISS Dimities etc, etc. in fun h,
We showing very hands ONE, nj iana.k : o.l,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18
Two Strange Meetings.

At table d'hote in New York hotel
two strangers met about year since.
An interesting conversation ended by
hearty pledges of mutual friendship.
Precisely six months later to the day
and almost to the hour they again met.
without the slightest provision or prear-
rangement, ut the same hotel and the
same table. During the interval each
had travelled around the world. one east
ward. the other westward.-Exchang
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18
Woman and Babe Fatally Burned.

PITTsBURG, May 1S.-Mrs. Annie Ko-
mentzky, IA Polish Jewess, and her 2-year-
old babe were fatally burned at their
home on Crawford street by the explosion
of an oil can. The woman poured oil into
the stove to start the fire and the explo-
sion followed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18
H0me-Seekers' Excursion - Burlington
Route.

On May go round trip tickets
will be sold ut half rates to all points
on the Burlington route in Nebraska,
Kansas, Wyoming, South Dakota and
eastern Colorado. Tickets will be
good for stop-over at any point west
of the Missouri river on going pas
sage. and will he limited to 90 DAYS
from date of sale. For pamphlet de-
scriptive of western farm lands, send
to p. S. Eustis. General Passenger
agent, c., Il. L. q. X. r., Chicago, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18
The Dark Angel,

The dark angel of death entered
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Cawi on Sixth avenue and Sixth
street yesterday afternoon ut 2:1O.
and claimed rs its victim their son
John. aged Is years and 4 months,
after short illness with inflamma-
ton Of the bowels. The funeral was
held at o'clock this afternoon from
st. Mary's Catholic church.
The funeral of Clara Atkinson was
held this afternoon at , O'Clock from
the late residence,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18
Excursions to tho south.

Excursions on May 8 and 20, at
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
limited to thirty (3W days from date
of issue; choice of routes offered
stop-overs permitted within certain
territory. Detail information upon
application to
X. STOcKHoUsE, G. +. A.
Depot. foot of Twentieth street
Rock Island, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18

NEW YORK, May 1s.--A meeting OF Irish
men was held here, ut which the recent
utterance Of DIR. Thomas Adiis Emmett
was vigorously denounced. The doctors
words were: Il sincerely believe that Ire
lands condition is best as part of the
British empire; far preferable, indeed, to
the acceptance of her Independence, even
If it were freely rendered by England"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18

Ours are 20 per cent better IN
Comparison tells the tale; there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18
MC/ntyre-ReCk Dry Goods Co
Linens.

week in the Linen Department which will not
be easily forgotten. The prices quote the low
est. quality considered recorded in the three
cities. Compare prices and you will find ours the
lowest every time.
We call special attention to our superb line of
Cream Damask, popular, soft like leather
which We guarantee will outwear any other.
FEW SPECIALS-5Onch, all linen damask,
lac, worth double
52,inch, all linen damask. the Ssss1sslityeisle;
the SIC quality, 223c.
Sc and 6O-inch damask handsome patterns. the SO
and SIC quality, 3S4c.
special &c. &c TO SC ETC.,
which matched eleewhee
Excellent turkey Red table 2 better qualities 1t l9c,
2axc "a &C.,
~ pieces good twi led yard.
strictly all linen crash, worth yard.
Extra he all linen crash, worth 6Ac.
Fancy all linen crash, worth 12xc. 7xc
Glass crash. worth SC.
= dozen all linen napkins.
dozen all S2c. Plenty
30 dozen big Tnrtsh towels each Others sell them At zoe
&c
Others at l5c c isc in ize splendid IN quail
w. We make specially Of selling IS and 40c towels at &c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18
A Pleasant Surprise /:

There was pleasant surprise par
ty last evening at the residence o
Mrs. A. Hartz in honor of her daugh
ter, Miss Katherine. Dancing anC
games were INDUCED in and a delic
ious repast was served. after which
the guests sought their homes. hav
ing enjoyed delightful evening:
The following were present:
Misscs-
DO lie Meeman, Madge Mccarthy,
Annie McGuinn, Alice LAWYER
Katherine Cancannon, Msbie Fowler
Marguerite Gro2an, Eleanor Martyr,
Eva Larsin, Ella Gil en-,
hla Brennan, Cora Kelly.
Lu Boiz, Kate Mulligan,
Aiic.. Green.
Mcssrs.-
Will Hurd. Ben Iglehart,
Frank Grimes, BE t Larkin.
j. r. Brown, 1T john
Robert Winter, Tom Collins
Tom Barlow. Martin ID NELSON,
Gtorse Sexton. Charles Murr.n.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18

A farmer near Spartanburg, s. c.. had
missed many eggs of late. SO he decided
to set trap and catch the offender. The
thief. he claims. proved to be a large
frog.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-18

lt Don't Cost AnythtnG
To try Parks Sure Cure. A specific
for the cure of all diseases peculiar
to women. Ask your druggist our
guaranteed plan Sold by Hartz &
Ullemeyer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-17

Aul (l2) I25, aggregate pins 1889. team
average 7Sg, players average l32.
Calumet-Trusehel (l0) 1875, Cameron
(l2) 100, Murphy (l2) lSs. weitzel (l2)
124, ]. Welty N2) rs, A. Welsy llO)
100, aggregate pins $500, team average
US. players Gyerre l29.
Pen and Pencil-HRndlan ~ $50.
Cassell (l4) l35. McMurchy (I4) lSl,
Archer ti4l 12s, Rkses (6) l29, Borland
(s) 1925. Brewster l6) liz, aggregate pins
IA 1912, team average 766, players
average l2s.
Provident-Walden (l4) 13s, Marshall
10y 100, Jenkins (l5) l25. Bruhn (l8)
i29, Fisher (l6l ll9. McCarter (l0) III.
aggregate pins 1880, team average 700,
players average l25.
Lotus-Sadler (14) 1873. Halter QG)
1877, Henderson tG) l26, Hall ll6) l25,
weitzel tl4) 126. Hamilton (l2) 1913,
0'Neill 40 III. aggregate pins Il, 1851,
team average 747, PLAYERS average l25.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-17
BOWLING AVERAGES
OF tho Players of the Wheeling LeaSu
nm tn Dnte-The Lenders.

OF tho Players of tho Wheeling League
up to Date-The Leaders.
The secretary OF the Wheeling Bowl
ing League has complied the averages
OF the players Of the league for the
eight weeks OF the first series. This
week the series will be completed, and
the interest in the outcome is at d fever
heat The Brownies maintain their
lead over La Belle by two games, and
unless the leaders sustain a double de-
feat tonight when they meet The Bowl.
ers. they have tho first series champion :
chin rag 10 q certainty. La Belle IS just
as sure 10 get second place, 10 fact all
The Bowlers can possibly do is to tic
La Belle, which is not at all probable.
For third place the fight is an interest
ing one between Tho Bowlers, Name
less and Wheeling clubs. Either OF the
last named can tie the former, but bottt
cannot, as they meet for the first time
this season, on Tuesday night, on the
the Wheeling clubs alltys-two proba-
BILE victories for Wheeling.
Columbia, Providont and Pen and
Pencil are punched in the fight for the
lead in the second division, and the lat.
ter club has chance TO tie the holder
of fifth place. Calumet will probably
finish in better position than eleventh,
az the team finishes with the Lotus, the
tail.enders. The clubs stand rs fol-
lows: