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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-06
SECOND DISTRICT MEETINGS,
Following are the assignments Of
speakers made by the Second District
OamOrratic Conventions:

Following are the assignments Of
speakers made by the Second District
Democratic Conventions:
Hon. j. G. Blanchard, Michigan: Octo-
Der 3. Parsons, Tucker county; October 8,
day, Harmon, Randolph county, night,
Hendricks, Tucker county: October 5.Gor-
man, Grant county; October6 6, Elk Garden,
Mineral county; October 9, Romney, Hsmp-
shire county; October 10, Moorehold,
Hardy county, barbecue.
Hon. A. G. Caruth, OF Kentucky: Octo-
Der 10, Moorefold, Hardy county; October
~, Piedmont, Mineral county; October Is,
MoruantoWr, Monongalia county; OCTOBER
10, Warrington, Marion county October
II, Philippi, Barbour county; october Is,
Beverly, Randolph county.
Hon B. T. Myers, Of Pennsylvania: Oc-
tober 4, Davis, Tucker county; October D,
Elkns, Randolph county; October b, ELK
Garden. Mineral county.
Hon. VIM Oates, Governor OF Alabama
October 3. Keyser, Mineral county; Octo-
Der 4, Fairmont, Marion county.
Hon. f. J. Lane, of New Jersey, October
6, Meadowville, Barbour county.
Hon VIM. L. Wilson: October 8, day OF
his arrival, Charles Town, Jefferson coun-
w. October 10, Mooreheld, Hardy county,
barbecue: October II, Romney, Hamp-
shire county; October -, Piedmont, Min
eral county; October l3, MorgantOwn,
Monongalia county, Joint meeting, West
Virginia and Pennsylvania; October 10,
Warrington, Marion county; October 10,
Monongah mines, Marion county: October
II. PhiIippi, Barbour county; October is,
Beverly, Randolph county, barbecue.
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PRODUCE

Nav YoRK. October Flour, receipts
OF 200 barrels; exports, 5000 barrels;
sales. SO. 900 packages; market steadler ana
Dore active on demand for spring
,,stent and bakers for export, closing
stoo5v. Wheat, receipts, So, 400 bushels;
o,,rorts S.2JO bushels; sales, 4, $4,000 bush
81 fntures and 5000 bushels spot; spot
S-,-l,ot irregular and closing CUl; options
closed steady; No. red bl : ao-c, closed az
s5IIc. October closed 40 55ls e nominal;
November closed 534c nominal; Decen-
-. ~ a5Sc, closing at 5t4c Corn, re-
ccir.s - 600 bushels; exports, 100000
t-sbeis. sales, $1,000 bushels futures and
en- OCO bushels spot; spot market Irregular,
(ycsirr dgll: options closed dull; October
ciCsed az 565sc nominal; November SOS 3
800 closing at 563sc; December 5+9s a
go closing al 545kc. Oats, receipts, So
S01' bushels: exports, none; sales, $50, 90
L~sbeIs futures and 1900 bushels spot;
s,,of market strong ana closed quiet; Op-
49, closed dull; January closed at 35ac
-.;raI. May 2Ia ABS L C, closed at size;
O',tober closed az $3.50 nominal; NOvem-
-, g3i, ASST, closed at 53Sc; December
SSf/eg4JZc. closed at S4ss e.. Hay, steady.
Gi1es steady. Leather, steady. Wool
1000 Beef, steady. Cut meats, weak.
7 go 6ull; western steam closed at IS O5
ssL-ed Pork, dull Butter, quiet and
-otSeT easier; western dairy Bale; do
craouerv l5a26C; do factory l25Sal55SC;
Flgins pc; imitation creamery IoalSc,
state dairy l4a2Sc; do creamery lSa@o15c.
Cheese steady; large SalO54c; small l09lc.
Eggs, very quiet; State and Pennsylvania
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

The appointments of E. w. Wilson, so
far as made. are rs follows:
Berkeley county. Country, Saturday Oc-
tooer q, 1880 a. II.
Berkeley county, Martinsburg, Satur-
dav. October &, 1880 P. M.
Morgan county, Berkeley Springs, Mon
dav October :. 1880 a. n.
Morgan county, Pan Pan, Tuesday, Oc-
tober 9, 10 80 a. II.
Hampshire county, Romney, Wednes-
dav, October 10, 1890 a. m.
Hardy county. Country, Thursday, DC
tober II, 10:30 a. n.
Hardy county, Mooreheld, Frlday' Oc-
tober Il, $50 a. m.
Grant county, Petersburg, Saturday DC
tober -, 10: 80 a. n.
Mineral county, Piedmont Monday, Oc
tober Is, 80 p. N.
Tucker county, Parsons, Ipesday, Oc-
tober Is. o. n.
Barbour county, Belington, Wednesday,
October II, l. p. m.
Barbour county, Phillppl, thursday,
October1S, ! p. M.
Braxton county, Sutton, SATURDAY, Oc-
tober 20, / p. N.
Webster county, Addison, Monoay, Oc-
Iober %. II :0Oa. IN.
Nicholas county, Summerville, Tuesday,
October %, II 90 a. n.
Kanawha county, Charleston, Thurs
day. Octooer %, p. m.
The remainder of Mr. Wilson's time up
until the election will be putin the south
ern part Of the State.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. October 5.-About 5000 cattle
came in today, making rather more than
"a. 900 for the expired part OF THIS week,
against 80. l23 for the same time last week,
81. SIS q year ago and "a, l26 two years ago.
The market was firm, not alone Tor good TO
extra grades, which did not enter very
largely into tae supply but for the poorest
kinds as we'll There was a very good ce-
mand for the several sources and ali oIthe
fresh arrivals and about all OF the stale
stock was closed out by noon. Ihere were
about 4, 600 natives, 4, 600 westerns ana ,OOO
Texans. Natives sold on basis or 81 25a
a6 % for inferior 10 extra; westerns 81 qua
al 80 and Texans 81 25a3 %. Weakness
again mad possession Of the hog market.
There was a fair degree Of activity Doth IL
the shipping and packing demands, but
none Of the buyers would talk trade on
basis of yesterdays prices. The very
choicest Of the offerings could not be turn
ed over at better than s. 50a5 % at any
time. while towards the close buyers could
not 90 found anywhere near these hgures.
The bulk of the business was done at less
than So %. very decent ones changed hands
AZ 81 80 and s. 90, and many sales making
below $50. The market suffered from an
over supply, the receipts for the last five
DAYS aggregating 73, 0O0 head and the total
FOR the last two weeks ranging close TO
100, 0OO. The present range OF quotations
is 75csS3 25 for sheep and 81 5Oa4 % for
lambs.
Receipts-Cattle, 5000 head; calves,
500 head; hogs, 1900 head; sheep, 1900
head,
EAST LIBERTY, PA, October 5.-Cattle
in light demand; prime s. 5Oa5 20; good
butchers 81 GOa4 %.
Hogs-Weak; receipts light; Philadel-
phias So 7Oa5 75; best Workers and mixed
50 50a5 65.
Sheep-Dull; extra So 00a9 %; fair 81 50
az 90; lambs 81 O0a3 IS.
CINCINNATI O., October 5.-Hogs, weak
at s. 25a5 40; receipts, 1900 head ship
Inents, 1900 head.
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Nv York, October 5.-R. G. Dun
g. o.'s weekly review Of trade, which
isslss tomorrow, will say:
With the chief money crops OF the
Wet and South sinking In value, 10 is
nOi strange that purchases OF manu-
fadured products are smaller than was
expected. Wheat has touched the low
es point ever known for options, and
cCton the lowest ever known in any
fem with the present classification,
al the accumulation Of stocks in both
poductS is diseoursging 20 purchasers
fr an advance. Producers are com
Tlled to sell ~ prices below the ordi-
Iary cost Of raising crops, and in some
Festern States there is also a lament
3ole failure Of the corn crop. Under
be circumstances il would be very
strange II the demand for manufactured
products should be quite as large as In
other years.
Wheat suffers most from aecumula-
tion Of stocks 10 sight, which are far
beyond what is usually expected for the
season, and the exports Ia September
we're unusually small.
The price for cash wheat Is small
eeipts st the West have been only 3
third as they were last year, with e1-
ports amounting to nothing, but the
price has not further declined after the
heavy fall during the previous fort
night. Pork products are weak 10 tone,
though only lard is quotaoly lower. Cot
ton Is sc lower, the cash price being
the lowest known for IS years.
WIKI favorable weather the yield
seems likely 20 be the largest ever
known.
The condition OF the industries Is in
some respects more satisfactory. Evil
IDENTIFY there is a larger demand for iron
products than there was q month ago,
though the increase In output has been
somewhat greater that the increase in
the demand, so that prices steadily tend
downward. Bsssemer pig is selling at
5000 at Pittsburg and bar iron 81 95
cents, with steel bars at Sl.O5,
while the contract 20 suppress
the principal western competitor
10 nail manufacture is expected 70 hold
the price at 81 for wire ana 35c for cut
nails. The structural market is fairly
sctive az the west, without change al
The east, and while the coke output has
now become the heaviest ever known
149, 7T5 tons for the week-the price is
dec.inging aud steps are being taken 70
limit the supply. The failures for the
past week have been PIG ia the United
States against 500 last year, and 80 in
Canada against As last year.
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YESTERDAYS LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON, October 5.-The attendance at
the wool sales to-day was good and prices
were well maintained for all kinds OF good
woods. Inferior qualities continue weak
Selections fanced by American buyers
were limited. American purchases amount
ed TO 200 bales. Tue mum per OF oa!es oner-
ed today were 10, 722, Of which l,5C0 were
withdrawn. Following are the sales in
detail:
New South Wales, SIS bales; secured
1Odals Id; greasy 514aSd.
Queensland, $40 bales; secured Ida
Is; greasy 61{da811d.
Victoria, 1920 bales; secured 7da2s
7%d; greasy 6dals.
lOdals: greasy 7daSd. t.
New Zealand, 1859 bales; secured 7s<d
ais 4d; greasy 4lldalld.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal, PA
bales; secured 7dals I'd; greasy 4s<daId.
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DRY GOODS

New York. October 5-Through for
warnings on advance orders very good sales
were reached, chiefly Of colored cottons,
wide sheetings, spring clothing wooleus
cotton fannels, and more or less quantities
of other seasonable stutfs. Ticking and
other colored cottons were in request for
moderate to good supplies. There was no
general market, however, and new bust
ness was very irregular. Printing cloths
firm at &c for G. squares and sales for the
week about $50, 900 pieces.
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ARRIVE

ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia, Baltinors iai
Washington, 6l5a M. daily.
= Cumberland accommodation. SO p. max
Graf.on accommodation. 1000 e. m, daily.
MoundgTille accommodation, 10 and la
m and l90 ?. m, except sunday and lO.lO p.
washington City express, s. % p. m, daily
WHEELING AND PITTsBURa DIVISION
For PittsbSrr Washington, Baltimore, Phll-
adelphiA and New York 5.0J - m and $50 p
IL, daily, All
Pittsburg express, $50 m excsSt Sunaly'
Washington Pa, accommodation 5~ p. Il
except sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia Baltimore,
WAshinZton AID Plttsburg, ll.25 p. NJ, dsily
exc-p, Saturday, and 10 10 a. IN, daily, Ana I'd
P Pit mail lz4j ,. n. sTc,P, susasH
and ESQ D. m. daily.
except Sunday.
TRANs-oHIo D1vISToNs
For Columbus Chicago sndths west 80 .
~ coiunbus CinclnnAu and St. LsuiA IL. . p.
m, dlIIy exsspt sas.rI.y Asa 1919 = n, daily,
ard . rs a m. sunday piY.
s. ClsirvIIle sccom nodauon, le % 4 N. Ani
sSOp. r., except sunday. -. -.
Newark accommodation 80 p. n sIesps
Sunday.
From Chicago. 235 and lO.fS a. m. daily.
From s.. Louis Cincinnati and Columbia
49, A m snd SIS ., m, daily.
s, CIairsyilis aooommodGtion. Ills q n
and b5 = M except sunday.
E,vars scsnmodAtion. 1L35 . NJ, srcspi
sunday CHAs. o. SCULL
General Passenger Agenk
1T LANE T. P. Agt. Wheeling. W. Va
0u1O RIVER RAILROAD CO
T-D,. ,,a,.. taxing eject At 500 p N. Sunday,
June 81, 1894.
.onrn noTEp 5 3
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APPOINTMENTS OF JNO, D. ANDERSON.

Places fixed by Local Com. Raleigh
county. Oct. and 5.
Ansted, Feyette county, Oct. 6, p. N.
Boone C. T., Boone county, Oct. ), l p
N.
Chapmansyille, Logan county, Oct7, 8
p. m.
Logan C. H., Logan county, Oct. 10, l
p. m.
Buffalo, Logan county, Oct. II, 10 a. m.
Oceana, Wyoming county, Oct. II, Up. N.
Williamson, Logan county, Oct. -, pm
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steady; straits sl5 7Oal5 so. Spelter,
quiet; domestic g 40a3 49]3.
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PETROLEUM.

New YORK, October 3. - Petroleum,
steady; Pennsylvania oil sales, none; No
vember option sales, none; closed at sage
Lima oil sales, none.
OIL CITY, PA, October 5.-Shipments,
81, 9l7 barrels; runs, 50, s44 barrels,
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RAILROADS.
Leav. Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.

tDaily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains win leave Elm, ufeys
At $3.50 a N. and Wheeling 1t l2;iT p. N.
I.alEs No. = 6, IA aAd % csGnectwitn herdls
iiIe Ter Triad slphlg. herdic leaves Triadss
paia fog Elm Grove At s.: 20 .. N. $50 y. a.
lS:S - n. ana Gle z. m. Daily, except Sun-
days aud Satdroay's h-rdic will connect with
srsin No. So. leaving Wheeling at 100 D. N.
Surssy's herdic leaves TriAdelPhia ats;oo -
N 1910 =. m. 6:2e p. N. and connects with
trains No. : sand % fro wheeling
Il. E. WEI.GERRER. Gen. Manage
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ciples is one of the strongest evidences
OF the mission Of Christ. The works Of
ST. Paul are always worthy OF our at
tention, but when he speaks from the
depths Of the prison in Rome, before be-
ing led to martyrdom, the words of the
Apostle are worthy OF our reverence
and profound attention. Addressing
the Ephesians, he says: II therefore be-
seech you that We walk worthy OF the
vocation wherewith ye are called, with
all lowlness and meekness, with long
suffering, forbearing one another In
love; endeavoring TO keep the unity OF
the Spirit in the bond OF peace. There
is one body and one Spirit, even az ye
are called in one hope OF your calling;
one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one
God and Father OF all, who Is above
all, and through all, and In you ALL"
Here the Apostle tells rs, as we all
worship on God, not many; as we have
all been redeemed by one Savior, not
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-23

Wheeling, Of every denomination or no
denomination, will find cherished COM
panion, man who will take a loyal,
active, personal interest 10 every meas
ure calculated to improve the moral and
social well-being OF the community.
You know your duty TO your new
Bishop. You have discharged 1t to mis-
predecessors, and I am confident you
will not be wanting in obedience and
loyalty to Bishop Donahue, Remember
that you have the same interests with
him. You are exposed TO the same
storms and tempests, Dask In the same
sunshine, aud are steering your bark
for the same port. Therefore cooperate
with him, and make his transfer JOY
and a blessing. Help him by your
prayers. Help him, above all things,
by YOUR good example. And new, be-
loved brethren, you will to-day make a
solemn VOW OF fealty and loyalty to your
chief pastor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-23

many Saviors; as we all hope TO possess
the same kingdom in Heaven; so We are
all cemenied by the fraternal bonds OF
charity. The idea OF unity in the
Church of Christ, was foreshadowed By
Christ and his apostles. Ia every king
dom there is one ruler, one body OF
laws. So in the Kingdom Of Christ, 1t
was the intention TO have one spiritual
ruler. and one uniform body OF laws
which we are required TO observe.
Christ ompares the church TO sheep
fold. .Other sheep have which are
not of this fold. = There shall
be one fold and one flock" All sheep
walk together they feed from the same
pastures, and obay the voice OF the same
Shepherds: and so it was the intention
OF Christ. that all sheep Of this fold,
that is. all membtrs o1thIs church be
united together. feed same pas
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sphere, may display the same pIety, the
same Apostolic zeal which character
lied him as rector Of the Cathedral in
Baltimore.
1t is not an easy task for any Bishop
to succeed the prelates who ruled the
dicS = Of Wheeling during the last
fifty years. They were prelates. as all
know, possessed OF high order OF in
tellect. men OF Apostolic zeal aud fer
vent piety, men OF force OF character,
men OF great Administrative ability. /
need not say they have left the impress
OF their exalted character on the diocese
OF Wheeling. The names Of both men
are indelIbly stamped for all time 10
come on the hearts and affections OF the
people Of wheeling. This high standard
is calculated TO make the new Bishop
tremble. Jet am not afraid 70 measure
him b that high standHd. In his own
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CONTINUED on Fourth Page. J
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estimation Bishop Donahus regards
himself as q pigmy among giants.
Nevertheless, assure you that he

estimation Bishop Donahus regards
himself as Digmy among giants.
Nevertheless, l assure you that be
WILL FILL THE BILL
He possesses learning without ostenta-
tion, piety without affectation. charity
without stint, and zeal without indis-
erection. There are some military men
whose profession would not be detected
II they did not wear their uniforms.
Bishop Donahue is always priest. lie
may divest himself Of his vestments,
but he cannot divest himself OF the
sacred character which is stamped upon
his features. He comes to you as a
worthy successor OF the Apostles, sn
Ambassador OF Christ, to preach the
gospel with dignity and charity. To
paraphrase the words of Isaiah:-How
beautiful upon the mountains OF West
Virginia are the feet Of him that
bringeth good tidings, that puolisheth
peace; that brinReth good tidings Of
good, that publisheth salvation; that
saith unto Zion, Thy God reigneIhl He
will preach the Gospel Of Christ, which
gives glory to God and peace to man,
strengthens and sustsins the weak, and
holds out promises of blessed eternity.
Whilst he has a well stored brain. he
has kind and tender heart. | think
little Of the man who is all head and no
heart. Bishop Donahue has both. He
will rejoice In your JOY, and sym pathiEe
in your sorrow. His fellow citizens OF
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Not since the memorable occasion
when the present Archbishop OF st.
Louis was elevated to the See Of Wheel
ing, has ST. Joseph's Cathedral con-
tained such an assemblage OF dlstin-
gulshed Catholic prelates as that which
graced the ceremonies incident to the
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Sold retail at wholesale
prices.
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RI. RET. P. ]. DONAHUE
Formally Installed as Bishop
Of the Diocese Of Wheeling,
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES.
Cardinal Gibbons Delivers an Flo
quent Discourse
EULOGIZING THE NEW BISHOP.
EULOGIZING THE NEW BISHOP

Solemn Pontihcal Mass at st.
Joseph's Cathedral - Distin-
guished Clergy Present-Elab-
crate Dinner at the Arion, at
Which Bishop Donahue Makes
an Address-Pontifical Vespers
Last Night-Bishop Kain Cele-
brates Mass-The Visitors De-
parting for Home.
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HIS CONCERN has the most ornse and extensive plant
excellence OF ITS equip
the high qualify OF its productions
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Qramme, exclusively published In sat
urcay's REGISTER, was rendered IN =
manner which reflected great creois
upon Mrs. NJ. E. Whitaker. director Oh
the choir. Prof. Hermann Smokey
acted as organist. The chorus was
strong and gave evidence OF careful
training. The solo numbers, many OF
which were very difficult compositions
were very creditably rendered. Inc
soprano solo, ave Maria, by MRS
Whitaker, with violin obligato by Prof.,
Shockey, was faultlesslV rendered, ana
proved one of the most pleasing features
OF the musical programme.
The services throughout were maj Aeu
by the solemnity and grandeur charSG
teristic of the Roman Catholic ritual
At the conclusion Of the first Gospel
the sermon Of the day was preached oy
His Eminence Cardinal Gibbons. WIN
his purple robes, and the zncheta sighl-
tying his high position in the church,
the Cardinal was an interesting ngure
as he assembled the pulpit. bis mas oeen
heard before in Wheeling, but never
did he appear to preach more eloquent
ly than yesterday. His slow, clear, ring
ing voice, was heard distinctly 10 al
parts of the church, and he was iol'
lowed with the closest attention
throughout his masterful discourse.
He read from the Gospel according 10
st. John, and selected as his text
That they all may be one; as thou
Father art in me, and / in thee, that
thav aIso may ba one in us; that the
world NAV believe that thou hast sent
me-" The Cardinal dscoursed, in sub
stance, as follows:
CARDINAL GIBBONS SERMON.
The gospels read on the last three
Sundays are taken from the last WORDS
of God before his ascension. In to-day
gospel we find His address on behalf o!
unity of faith on the part OF his dis
ciples. Unity of faith among his dis
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SERVICES CONCLUDED.

The regular services followed Cardi-
nal Gibbons sermon. When mass was
concluded His Eminence, Cardinal Glib
bons. descended from the Episcopal
throne. crossed the altar 10 the throne
OF Bishop Donahue, and escorted him TO
the Cathedral throne, himself taxing
the throne vacated by the new Bishop.
This was the happy termination OF the
exercises. The magnificent cnorus In
toned the glad notes OF the TIC Deitm
The new Bishop, seated upon his throne,
wearing the mitre, and with crozler In
hand, was approached oJ
all the priests, who were
present, about twenty-five in number,
each kneeiing before him and kissing
his ring. The solemn procession was
again formed, and headed by the cross
bearer, proceeded down the main aisle
OF the church and around to the Eplsco-
pal residence. Here the prelates and
priests took off their vestments. en-
tered carriages which were In waiting,
and were driven TO the Arion Hall,
where a sumptuous dinner awaited
them. 1t was ar ranged by the 81. Al
pbopsus Society. The ladies society OF
the church had charge Of the culinary
department, and the young ladies
society provided an efficient corps OF
walters.
The banquet was served IN the com
modious hall on the second floor. The
stage was banked with potted plants
and flowers, and waving palms, lilies,
and tall acacias were judiciously ar
ranged about the walls, lending
charming effect to the scene. Cut how-
ers were banked upon the tables. and
the predominatIng colors were purple
and white. Covers were laid Tor
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MINERAL WATERS 1!

OF this celebrated Mineral Water on hand which
We are closing out ~ reduced prices IN order 10
make room FOR other goods. Put up IN do2.
2doz and 4dog. packages.
sPKUDFL WATER-Ths King OF Mineral
Waters. from At ClsmenA Mich. pure.
uholesoms water, unsurpassed as beverage
and table water.
KROHTHAL WATER - ffom ktonthA
Springs, Nassau. Germany. ibis hineIal va
IT, Iustlv celebrated for It's etcelleut diges,
tiy. qualities, Is also refreshing aid delicious
summer drink. either pure or mixed WITH fruit
gyrup, milk, wine or brand
APOLLlNARIS NAfkh-from khenhh
prutSta Germany in piuts and quarts.
P WELTY & CO., y
us Maia and Ilel Market SIeete
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HALE A HUNpRED QUESTS,

including all the resident and visiting
clergy, the distinguished preiates and
the visiting laymen, as well as com
mittes from the ST. Alphonsus Society.
The menu was an elaborate one, ana
was very pleasantly discussed. The
last course was disposed Of about three
o'clock, when number OF addresses
were made. Mt,
The first speaker was 1t. Rev. Bishop
Donahue. He was cheered when he
a<ose in mis- seat, and his add ress was