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Gorscs ano Carriages.


T AUCTION.
THE 'NTINGTON COLLECTION
u
CLAY and AMERICO- ARAB HORSES,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Feb; Il and 2.
iSH commencing each day At 10 O'CLOCK n. thc hhl.-
Institute Building 3jave., between I'D and 9th
SITS, New York.
pETER c. KELLOGG d co, Auctloneers.
lO1 John-st.. Ncw-York
VIII sell by order u the Receiver
Mr. H. r. DOWNING. ~ New York,
Appointed by the Court
The weknown stud Of nterhrci GAY ana CIay-Hran
horses owned by the ARAB ANGLO-ARA AND CLAY
STOCK FARM. Of oyster Bay y. Y, when Is 'he re-
~ 30 years OF breeding on the part o us
founder Mr. Randolph Huntington. The ~ head Of
horses offered contain the putst representatives. OF '
blood Henry CLAY greatly value. In uottns stock
others reinforced with Arab AMI Barb blood from inc
horses Leopard ana Linden Tree pi'''htri 10 p.".Ia
Grant by the Sultan. arornc unsurpassed trouns mn
icral for track road breeding. and the best OF sadie
stock.
The horses may be place Of sale on ana aiter
February 20 for catalogues address PETER Z; Nell
LoGG CO.. Auctoneers. l07 John-st.. New-York
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LEHlGH VALLEY r. R.

etntons 1907 of COrtiundt ana DesOro-ses Sfreet~
VEsTIBULE TRAIN PULLMAN COACHES DININo
CAR
500 A. VI. Daily Sunday. SID. for BUFFALO and Sus-
pension Bridge.
600 and 4. vi. for BUFFALO. Suspension Bridge
and Chicago.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 23S.
gel ga 1923 Broadway i43 Rowory 81 East lith
1856 East i25h St. New York. $50 Fulton St Court 81.
and 9S broadway BROOKLYN fork Transfer Company
will all for and check baggage from hotel residence
through TO destination.
Gent Eastern OGce. 23J Broadwny
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For Bows and Young Men-City.

" UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 20 West 3fth-s'.
9th Prepares for colleges ac'enthc schoos o,
business. FJirars de lmen; -Four resident ras received
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
DEL. LACKAWsvvs AND WESTERN RR.
stations In Srw-Yoris foot Of barclay and
Christopher Streets


I,lect route t. N1MAkh. BLOOM 49, No" - l.A1lS
Klse; Madison. Morr.sto@n Iassae iateFs'n D2 gn
ton. Dover Stdnhope. BUID'S LAKE, LAAE NO
IArDONG. Fackritsfown. ScHOOLEl' MOL NIAlS,
Washington PHIIIIpsBURG. EAsroN. WATER
GAP. STI,OUDSBCRG. PoconO Mountains. SCFAN-
ton. TITrsrON. WiLKEsBARRE. NANTICQkE
lANNILI.E NORTHUMBERLAND Montrose BlN1-
PHANTOM. oNFoAn NORWlcH. Wateryiile. uTIcA.
kCHFIET.D SPRINGS. Cortland SYRACUSE os-
WyEGiQq ITHACA; owE9o,. ELMIRA, cosNlN .,:
e.oOW EST NQHTMWEST AID AID, ;ourHwGGsTr: roo rx.
ZOO a MThuFFAl0. uTlcA and oSWEEQ ~ IN "a
with train for Chicago. arriving $40 m. next
200 A --BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops a, principal
stations
100 = M.-sCRANToN. RINGHAsiToN and ELMGRA
$40 I. :.-sCI;NNToN WTT.KESBARRE and PLYM.
OUTH EMPRESS. Pullman parlor
go p NJ dalyl-ki FFALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
Pullman Seepers Arrives ~ 7;l5 a. m.
goo 7: NJ. Daiiyl-BUFFALO. UTICA and oSwEGo
EXPRESS. Pullman Slsepcrs
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ -
Murrayst and 40 Broadway Tickets ferry stations.
80 and e42 Broadway ~ West i25h-s. 235 Columbus:
ave. New-York; 339 WashinSton-st 726 Fuon-st ard
= Broadway BROOKLYN. Time tables giving full nsr-
nation. at all stations.
WESTCOTT EXPI,ESS COMPANY WIN call for and
check baggage from hotel residence destination.
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BROOKLYN.

THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. Boarding
ana Day School ;Ir Gi-ls s5i year p ms september
. 1870 Noniasue-st. Brooklyn. " y
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Ccunirn propertn for Sale anN 60 fet


a FEW DESIRABLE modern country houses TO lease
"A In a most beautiful hcalthful resort.
SHORT HILLS n J.
Dwellings, constructed suit purchasers; vacancies
have all improvements sanitary appliances, furnaces.
ocn nreplaccs sewage system complete before houses
erected. pure water: excellent sidewalks; roads
churches. village nuslnces; moderate
rrnfs: 90 minutes from New York. =. j. and w r. H.
Address BOX : Short HIS. ~ J. olcr over station.
T PELHAM MANOR
cottages 10 rent or for sae-Rents from $50 10 5000
,cr year Purchase price given application ROBERT
g. BLACK. 2j1 Jth-ay'.
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DTRIiTZ SCHOOL. or LANGUAGES.
- - Madison Square t25th-st and Broadway -.
Term begins now
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n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R, R

Trains leave OF West i2d-st follows - minutes
earlier from Frankn-st
T. X stations. MlddletOwn, Elenvlle. Fasburg. Liberty
c,arbondae. Scranton. Walton Delhi sidney. Norwich
Utica Rome. Oneida, Fulton. Oswego.
S;i5 p NJ except Sunday, Sullivan Co; Express
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell HAIL.
Middletown Elonyiile Mountain Dale Cen,reyille Fas
burg Hurleyvle. Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksye ana
Livingston Manor.
7A5 p NJ daily Mlddletown. summvIlle. Falls
burg, Liberty. Livingston Manor. Rocklind Walton SID
ney. Norwich. Oneida Fulton. Oswogo Niagara FAILS
Tickets and Pullman accommodations 3Il Broadway.
J. c. ANDERSON. @. =. A.,
66 Beaver ST.. Newfork
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for Sale.
icgnl Notices.

CTATE OF NETWORK Supreme Court
az. n.i Nnn + Ella b1yid u-ncrin ami OLGA I~nd,
" hi ~se n% %o Is FS alo na b gs f f f
nGe,' H. Aes@i9 Men Ing no ana An9 Mr
tyre ~. wife Mary Cmf,s. Eizh"th VI Lntyre Alex
Xnnt MtNlush, n Caroime McNaushton ca'harire
James McNaugl.'on. Trustee in lhc, u James L.
Thompson deceased undcr deci daicl FEBRUARY, -
20 ISL in Rock 81 :! = pc"s a, rare tiG MarFaret
royi. Il.!,n /. M.lg~re feline r. s'rons. nen'9m'n
S,,nns Ez'.e'n M', 'V KIN H2mlcl T. 81 4, n
ticr charles Edward Gaater and Maly =. G3uucr, his
WIFE Anna Ellz31eth Nshcr,.c Iara I'ttan li7t Anna
S",t "1 ' =. E,lcx 81. ao iast Nth y & i son
Gr,casca IoGs, g. Go Wi, Tor2e3 A1nwa EihI
as Ts-ameniaty GuarIan oi saa E.he Aice W4.'n'y
g. Crcs,ry and Mathiia Gregory his wse: Anna Maria
Aien, luise Gauter Gregory ,icotge W GtesoIy md
Mari, Gregory Emclie NJ: Gresory. char = Gregory
Last wl.i 81 teofse w. Gregory licensed: Lotto l.
Gregory Emma smith Kate Wolthington savory. David
henderson Gregory ami Emily ". r Gregory. his wite
Ferguson and Elizabeth N Ferguson. William ; Fan
shave AMI Edward + W5tnGy as ESeruiors = the Last
son Trustee for George g. wheelock. Defendants.
IT, The cnamei dafcni3n,s; ~, T.,
plaintiff attorneys within tventv days after service
OF this summons exclusive OF the day 81 service and
be taken against by default FOR 'he RELIEF demanded
Dated A'T s4h6MAx | 4o&FSaT l's ANDREWS
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Once md Post-ofTlre address.
No. AS Broadway Albany. New York
To
David Henderson. Olga Henderson. Archibald MCINTYRE
Annie :. Mcintyre John b Mcintyre Bessie T. Ncln.
tyre. Louisa @. Crosby. James " Gregory Mathlla
Gregory Louisa Gauer Gregory Dudley Walter Gregory
Kate Worthngon Savory. Emelic NJ Gregory Charles
Edward Gregory. "a. and Edith Maria Gregory
The foregoing summons Is served YOU by nuhli-
cation. t. order - the Hon Codv Irar-
rick Of the Supreme Court dated the 2ith av ~
January 1884, and fled with the complaint in the Office
OF the Clerk ~ Essex County. Elizabethtown New
York. $500
sTEDMAN. THOMPSON & ANDREWS
Plaintiffs Attorneys
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5nsirrtllor.

For Young Ladies lily
. - rrrvcrr ,c,rt.NfN - ,.r,nCvay.-rrot. Berger,
a from Paris: French ns action. no a'hHs t'yi,.'''
d,rv conversation classes 53c 30" f!e'V' 0o"e'SA
tons" fo- siie. %
u,O.rDING AMI, rAv SCHOOL. TOR GIRLS.
ID No CO. sTI-hrE - ,,.,--,
Eev DR. and Mr. ClThS II GARDNER. Principals
1JADEMOISELr.E Vf;LTIN
VI SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
FIREpROOF SCHOOL BrUDiNG
IC0 ard lc. West 7ith-st
TUE MISSES MTHISGTON announce o9H7sc oi ''s
Z sons IN tho study 4 Shakespeare TO De given a.
,tor scho1l Is3 Ionox-aro near ll9h-st The course
VIII he conducted by Mr. oscar Fay ADAMS '-Heu'i'
ui.Dn application Winter begin. February l.
THE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
18Th and seth STREETS. NETWORK
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RayTrno, Fast EApI,ss irAins 10
SAT ST. LOUIS AND ALL opR oiNTs wE SgEclN'
Iea ryeinL A.A CAR SERVICE OK ALL TRAINS
40 70 New-fork loot OF Liberty-st.. daily. CHICAGO
s5 nlra, and i2ls R!sh' sPifTsDURo p NJ
p. NJ daily tsnnhSys 81 LOUIS . A. NJ 600
"a nAiiiat .s 300 A. NJ di:3o A. NJ Dining C9r,
I:s6 A. Al II 'G GSly Any cNccps 800 T. NJ NoRFoLK
and She NJ daily through sleeping ear Via Wsshnc n
"a. al" rii,oadway. 81 East Iih-st io ,iran, -o, 70
C. r. on n, brooklyn; station. foot OF Liberty st.
baggage tx transfer Company will call for and chsck
"ss from Motel or residence 10 Destination 'u 0"eeA
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For Boys and Young Mea-Coun.ry.
DOI.DL.ToWN Is j. NiLTTAI,Y i:,SIiItTE
I'D REV. =. r.. LAEiO%. Il;lN' liAl.-
CAPT. 7 u LAEuo% 'oM'iA%bA%r
HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS 1T Mnf,rl conn:
II Parents Nh" unfortunate 20 me- n-n-r";n'nt =
viii lp we'll 10 10 hY 10" advantages t.tei
y.ar. FEANK N HOWE. sipI
I,EEEHgID INSTITUTE l1~e1oh = J-,jtn year.
l.ys I.ar1.nr school Primary. College Preparatory
l-sir,rs Course S.orthand. Type"ritinE. Fe"siaihy
NrAkE YovRsELF \ MECHANIcAL E%GlIEEH
th'nery iy e. rrcifol d ii0ME sTIrY o., no cor
- -, NJ , ,i, , h, :, road AMI ,vriie Ma.
FRAT" changes. SEMI f'r frc" circular
NEWTON IS j. INSTITUTE. Home ne and care
room aal ilfi hentei. gymnasims; bowl
ms. ball tennis equestrian dept, J Wilson A. IL Ir.n-
rI,IIE PEEKsKIL MILITARY ACADEMY.
/ COTE var. Send for Illustrated catniogus
JO!IS y. ..l.DEN. 4. NJ. II. u. Principal
For Young Lades-Country.
NfoRR1sTOwN NrwJERsEI. MISS DANAs
III BOARDING SCHOOL for Girls. Co,cg" preparations
resident ratve French anil German teachers. special
IN music and art Terms. 500
I'VE CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF ST. MARY.
| Garden tfTY. y. y.
Advantages = N,v-York. Special instruction In Musi:
study Engar,mert- now f.r SoIt.mhcr. s"'
Ms JULIA II fhsWEll. Prlncra-
r NE cAMpRlEcy, scHcGl Ty 2E YOUNG LADIES'
Advantages Of Boston Comforts - hone. Snail classes
Mr ARTHUR GILMAN is the Director.
re HrTrHousr-AvE.. New Haven. Conn. West End
% institute School for Girls Mrs. and Miss Caiy
principals, send for circulars
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Railroads..
pennsylvania
"a RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot o. Desbrosas AMI COrtlanit Street
In ENcct EchrnnrY IG.h. 1891.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosns AMI Cortlanit Street
In Eject February ic.h. 1894
2:C" a. " f..sL Ll%i;-t..Y az, 60. to Li.;s0ass
having ana siaic Rom slecpir- Dnias. Smoking.
na 0 55 4 H. cncnaaa ' rs 'I K g. and Indan s.
apoii, . !; ~, noled9 3:l5 4 ~ weekdays.
"5a 55o and 5asa, ;s,5 'ai;
c! t%S e. p @ M f&sSyo s..pn,
~ F. " Is s5{hT G5isa S:S;
s Pas 3nd R"nF are " to a1p6. 9pd s
500 :. Il. fhfrvTc E%PRrss*pg!lman Bun., Sleep.
d'irv and clcgcari eycc@f coturlov '''' ''''''
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AID THE SOUTH.
s5 fa' b., - 4 l,.i; ;f %ifs
III Parior and Dining Cars. 4:3o DINING carr. $50
4:3o p. M.-Rc6mona and Danviue Express, daily,
sfsr i.S Tr%ga n az" md is
go r. o MSDsIy S for 'G cRcsapea axe ( Ohio Railway
T Sb F6i Go 9 PF s Gs' NORFOLK Via c..,
CshaTles Bout; A. NJ. weekdays and with Through
F I5 M %4SN4 20 s. AT?g' Hs
and and sTsS $50 ard . se & a Ry sss:
Fer so,nc go Rss and PP SEQ 'o n G r6 St. A
For MrE @l ETY. YoF'h so S = NJ Weekday with
For Long Branch Asbury Pork. ocean Grow. and Point
p. NJ. weekdays. Sundays. GAS a. NJ. 5:l5 p. NJ
do not stop at Asbury Pax AMI Ocean Grove on
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: GO 100 &. 500. 30 90 Penn'a Limited,
I5Io ii NJ T. Gl',,,,o, Spe,,aD, ,3.3o 2:iS
days. Express. G.t5. s.3o . 900 90 Limited. 1890
A. ". 2 T. 400. 8 e. 7:i5. $50 p y l2:l' NIGHT.
Aston House 1874 East i23th street and foot q Ds..
brOsses and Coran9t Streets: Court street $50 Full
ton Street. 9s Broadway md BROOKLYN Annex station.
foot q Fulton street Brooklyn station. jersey City.
The Ne-York Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through o. raton
S N pf.rVO-T J. T. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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iniuter Resorts.

FOREST SPRINGS HOTEL,
FIFTH SEASON.
WILL OPEN FEBRUARY 3. 1871
,vor conyrniencr including heat and open IRE
places electric lights bells eey@TT2pSs sun ,snagcr
i isfay ssHs Hotel FGiia GEoRgE rFEiFFAN ''
G3ADDOI9 mAll9
ATLANTIC CITY, NEW-JE3SEY,
DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH GsEN 5 E9H f GEGgo5Tr"
HOTEa TRMVGlORG
5fHN xn1s G fIHy YEAR \ K
HOTEL WELLINGTON,
Kenuckyave near Beach, ATkAXTIf $ cl MliLNoR j.
TG1[E GHALFWMT[E2
ATLANTIc CITY. n j.
on THE BEACH FRONT ,
MODEM and coee in cs Sysry and ca,and For
express raves g,nS VA peuna r. X. S,nc ior de-
s stli b5Soklet +. RoBERTs SONS
THF PENNHURST.
Michlran-avc Atlantic city n J. Near Beach. Jas f'o,u
VIRGINIA. HOT SPRINGS.
New hote and cottages and the most complete ba'hins
establl shmcnt in America.
$500 elevation. In the great Warm Springs nary
Virginia. reached by the Chesapeake ana ono ha""''
MAGNIFICENT surroundings and superb cllid'''
Bathing attendants from European baths Every
bath from flowing hot springs-hot vapor not ar "o'
spout Che most curative bath known. needle spiay'
electric. massage. &C. .
nights ride from NewYork via the e. q ~ +
r v Limited Secpers and Dining Car.
Full Information application at C. & o. once "o-
Broadway. New-York or by addressing DR.. +. W, 'hA
PIN. Medical Director or J. f. CIAMfLlN' "an"se''
Hot Springs. Bath Co. Va.
RARNEGAT PARK akswoodn7Fnes 1one ~p Se,
ter: city comforts convenences prices moderate
u GARD AT MoRRsTowX. y J.-sapsror, os aeSom.
mod oS eI IN pf hTo4 mnutes walk rom station.
Addrcss X. NJ KNAUFFT oiyphant Place
HOTEL LURAY u.
on the nas s sun enc as2T n aTa
the hotel. Elevator and all modern conyenencca.
j. WHITE. owner and Manager
n orEL HOFFMAN.
III ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
rennsylvana-ave Beach. Firs,-ciass IN every
srect Steam heat Sun parlor. J. W. GALLOWAY
HOTEL RvNNYMEDE ATLANTIC CITY, NJ
- '>''''@"' Mrs. L MciLwAiS.
HoTEL EcMMoNR An: c5y ,s j. oog as sn5
nIst-cass Special rates. J, ~ IL-AoI-.
II '''N D, ATT|%$TEEc CITY y o..,. -, %,
sonabe ra,~s ''''' JAS. & GEo BEw.
HOTEL EDISON Atlantic cry n j. Me a E';;..
all modern comforts. j. C. COPELAND.
II oTEL roscoBEL-ATLANTIc CITY y. J. Ken
III mcky-aye. near Beach VIII open March lsst;ox,
/ iHaTi.KHTIc CITY. N j. Ocean end .. p.nnsylvana.
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hailroa0s.
"AmsRicA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
" JEW YORK
CENTRAL
& ullOcON oiuro

nm, From Grand Central Station. i2d Street:
"'"V a. M-Exccpt sunday. Empire State Express.
.,, Fastest In the world.
"'"o a M-Daily Fast Mail For Buffalo. Niagara
,o,o Fails Chicago.
iY:.oo ~ M-Except Sunday Day Express.
INV 4. M.-Daily, Southwestern Limited FOR Cincin-
$3.50 = NJ ~ i,y"s S,;, a. L"i T Allan, 49,, ,r
f'"V T. M-Daily. New-York and Chicago Limited.
5 I'VE Cleveland 40 a. NJ. Detroit 0:25 A. NJ.
600 r. M:-Paiy. For Cleveland. Detroit Chicago.
Ga" T. MIDaily. For Burlington Plattsburs and
''"o +. ,M-Daiiy. For Buffalo and Nlagara Falls
o.Oo aS except sunday for Saanac Lake and Malone
"''" IL M-Dally Only Sleeping Car Passengers for
o.,- Rochester carried this train. "
VII" 4, M-Daly for Chicago and Ogdensburg and ex.
o.o, cep saturday, for Cape Vincent.
Pi,,ssts,d ana 3;t9 T. M-Daily. except Sunday to
r,o oihl'f aiace cars on all through trains
ana wagner offices Grand Central Station
w., -oi 49, ,s3, 9i2 Broadway, 235 Columbus Ave 81
WssS,r-,,n ST. and l3Sth 81. station New-York: 333
Brooklyn. - N' 49, anu ~ pIoa1Way r. D..
colt Express $1,000 - ''''"e"Vc ny 'ne Wes'-
JOHN NJ TOIICEY cropcr, r, ,>.>.,r.
General Manager. Gov Pc 80.
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EXECUTORs' SALE ,.
u = De WAIITEAIISS. AtCTIONEER.
OFFICE. III BROADWAY,
VIII sell nj Public Auction at the Real Estate Exchange
and Auction Room Limited Nos. 80 TO G5 ILberty-st
NJ L. noon -. -
OK MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10 1894.
THE DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
no Ii5 EAST IlGTH STREET.
n T. CORNER LEXINGTON AVENUE.
isxiOxSO For PARTICULARS apply To- the Auconeer TO
CHARLES r. LANSING. ESQ.
Attorney FOR Executors. III Broadway.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
MARTINS FERRY.

Ralph Heaton entertained number
OF his young friends last evening In
honor of his sixteenth birthday, The
evening was spent In various social
amusemeuts, and at the proper hour an
elegant supper was discussed, after
which tho young guests departed, more
than satisfied with the evenings enter
tanment.
Things have been quite lively in
police court for couple Of days. The
docket yesterday was as follows: Rich
ard Conaboy, Anna Costello, Joseph
KlotZ and Patrick Collins, DRINKS, as
sessed 81 and costs each. Fisher and
.Padden were assessed S25 and costs for
Sunday liquor selling, which was paid.
The Misses Blanche SeabriGht, Min
ME Rohrig aud Hannah Rothermund
left Yesterday for few days visit At
Niagara Falls and Buffalo, n. Y.
Thomas Mears and wife have re-
turned home from Atlantic City, where
they have been enjoying the sea breezes
for couple OF weeks.
Matte Mitchell, OF Denver, COL, who
has been visiting here for some time,
left yesterday for thort visit to ST.
CIairsVille.
The school enumeration shows 40
less than last year. There are 1904
males aud 1000 females, making total
Of 2lS4.
Manager Charles Hogue's aggrega-
ton OF bat breakers defeated the Mar
tins Ferry Juniors yesterday. Score,
IS to 9.
a good number OF the Maennechor
Singing Society left on the Saengerfest
excursion TO Toledo yesterday.
A case OF diptheria was reported yes
terday at the heme OF John Stillwell, in
the lower part OF town.
Joseph Harrison and wife, of Barnes
Vile are calling on old frieds at this
place for few days.
James Bayless and mother have re-
turned home from a pleasant visit at
Fostoria.
Charles Trueman has returned from
Washington, ID. G.
DR.. Hogo, of Portland Sta ton, was In
town Yesterday.
Miss Cora Pratt, OF Dennison, is visit
ing here.
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There are astute people behind her who
time all her actions
Whether or not there be any eonspir-
acy upon the part Of northern capital
lists TO drive would-be investors from
the south and interest them in the west,
the correction Of these fagrant false
hoods the WELLS woman has been
spreading abroad wonId be an excellent
undertaking for the newly organized
society for the protection Of southern
immigration. So long as foreigners are
permitted to believe the south land OF
outlaws where crime is fostsred and
human life is Valusless, there need be
no endeavor to induce the foreigners to
come to Southern States. Let the i'm
migration society undertake to assist
Governor NORTHERN in the correction Of
this woman's ISLANDERS.
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THE SINGERS DEPART
For the Toledo sasngerfest and Arrive
on Time

I For the Toledo saengerfest and Arrive
on rIme.
Tho members of the Arion, Mozart
and Beethoven Singing Societies left
in style over the Wheeling aud Lake
Erie road, yesterday morning, for To-
ledo, where they will take part 10 the
Central Ohio Saengerfest
The Opera House band was out early.
1t first marched down TO Mozart hall,
corner Thirty-eight and Jacob streets,
where the Mozart Society formed
In line and marched up TO the Arion
building. Here thirty members OF tho
Arion fell into line, the march was re-
sumed and the column halted again at
Fourteenth and Main streets, where
tho Beethoven society joined IN the
parade. The societies marched up Main
TO Twelfth, to Market, TO the Terminal
depot.
Large numbers of people assembled
on the sidewalks and at the depot to
witness the departure OF the singers.
The baggage car was amply stocked
with refreshments, which kept the
crowd In good humor en- route. Just
before the train pulled out the crowd
and the coaches were photographed. A
quartermaster looked after the comfort
OF the members OF each society. Louis
Quacy filed the position for the Bee
thoven; C. w. AppeDzeller for the
Arion; and j. p. Roth for the Mozart.
Passenger Agent o. Z. Wood, accom-
panied the party. Prof Schockey, d.
rector OF the Mozart and Arion, and
Prof. Orbenz, director Of the Beethoven,
were also in the party.
When the train started, the band
struck up lively air, and there was a
general waving OF handkerchiefs. The
following was received last nighE
special 10 the Rsot,ss-.
TOLEDO, o., July 31.-Spscial Wheel
ing and Lake Erie train arrived exactly
on time. Large crowds assembled at
every town to greet the singers Every
BODY is happy. Nice lunch at Norwalk
and three cheers for o. r. Wood.
Royal welcome in Toledo, whose arms
are wide open 10 greet us.
ARIoN, MOZART AND BEETHOVEN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
SISTERSyILLg NOTES.
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Spe<tct 70 us As9ttsc
SIsrERsvILLE, w. VA. July 81.
The receipts of the Eureka Pipe
Line Company. as reported by the en-
gineers at the Thistle Pump Station for
the twenty-four hours ending at a. m.
were 1874 barrels. an increase over
that reported yesterday OF about 5000
barrels.
Mrs. Fl. J. Connally and son Harry
have returned from very pleasantvisit
with relatives ct Boliver, Pa They
were accompanied home by Miss Anna
Maher, Mrs. Connally's sister.
Messrs. Percy Mcconnell and c. NJ.
Clark, two popular young men OF this
city, will leave Thursday for ten days
visit to Atlantic City.
Clint Moore, the genial snperintend-
ent of the Eureka Pipe Line Co. here,
left this morning for Rochester. n. Y,
TO attend a session of the One Hundred
and Seventh regiment Y. Y. Volunteers,
OF which he was q member during the
late war. He will be absent about s
week.
A. d. Work went to Wheeling this
morning On ousinss.
IL. T.. II. anu a.. -. 80"
art two prominent gentlemen OF New
Martiasvilie, were in the city to-day.
George Z. Burrows, OF. Wheeling. was
here to-day on business.
w. S. Roberts, of Huntington, was in
the city to-day.
Miss Marie Talbot, acharming young
LADY, of Matamoras, was in the city to-
day.
Hotel Arlington arrivals-E. d. Gent
ner. NJ. J. Hill. PittsburE; w. 5 Sims,
Darlington; w. S. Roberts, Huntington;
]. w. McGee, Warren; Geo. NJ Bur
rows, Wheeling; Is. NJ. Hurley, Joaia,
Mich.
Phillips & Co., have bad fishing job
on hands at their we'll at Braden's Sta
ton. The well is in the sand and is
making a good showing OF gas.
w. S. Sims, of ClaringtoD was in the
city to-day on business.
Contractor Henly, who is doing the
brick work on the new Wells hotel,
went to New Martinsville to-day on
business.
E. e. Lyons was in Wheeling yester-
day on business.
MIR. and Mrs. o. Gugton returned
yesterday from an extended visit in
Ohio.
Henry Reuch returned this morning
from a business trip 10 Wheeling.