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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06
PRODUCE.
Pittsburr Produce markat.

PITTsBURG, PA, January 5.-Buster-
Elgin creamery 30a3lc; Ohio fancy cream
cry 25a21c; fancy country roll 2Oa22c; low
grade and cooking i0aljc.
CHEEsE-OhiO new, tlI4al11<c; New
York, new, l2Tal25<c; Swiss cheese, Ohio
tubs, l4al41Ic; Wisconsin Swiss, 15al5Lfc;
Limberger, new make, l31Ia14c.
EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, 22H23c.
PoULrRY-Large live chickens, 5OaeOc
per, pair; live chickens, small, 3ja4Oc;
ducks, 45a6Oc per pair; geese. 81 GOAL 10
per pair; live turkeys sa9c per pound /:
dressed chickens, drawn, 9alOc per pound (;
turkeys, l2al3c per pound ducks l2al3c
per pound: geese, Sa9c per pound
POTATOEs-fancy Burbanks, car lots on
track, &C per bushcl; less than car lots, on
track, 63aGJc; other kinds, 45a5Oc per
busheli Jersey sweets, e. 25a3 30 per
barrel; Baltimore sweets, g. OOa2 b.
CABBAGE-Per 100 head. e. OOa6 90.
ONioSs- Yellow globe, 81 5Oal 65 per
barrel
TrnSIrs-Purple tops, 4Os5Oc per
.bushel
CELgRY-20a3Oc per bunch
RUTABAGAs -s1ai - per barrel.
CARHors-2l 2ja1 30 per barrel
CHICAGO, January 5.--Whest was IT.
regular today, aud after sharp fluctuations
closed &c lower on a smaller decrease i'm
hour stocks than expected. smaller export
cleGrauces and rather free selling. Corn
Is 20 lower Oats is &c lower pro.
visions closed weak, after sharp fuctua-
tious. Flour. easy. Wheat cash No 2
spring Gle; no. . spring, G8c: No. 2 red
Dlc: January JlaG2c, closing at Gle May
~ a5f15C, closing nj GG3zc: July G1I<a
o'-4c, closing at 619<C. Corn. cash No 2
95Ic; january ~ saaJAc, closing at SIZE;
FEBRUARY 8J51a35c. closing ~ 355<c; May
8,3a5J G, closing at 351[c. Oats. cash No.
2, 2'3TazdMc. January 2S5Za2g3<c, closing
~ 2o9Ec; May 3O3<a3l &c, closing at 8O3lc.
Rye, No 2. SIC. Flaxseed, at 81 81
Timothy seed, 81 2ja4 8J Meas Pork. cash
sl2 so; January Sl2 75ai2 s2J<, closing at
81 ~; May Sl2 0iIai2 s7<, closing at
sl2 ~. Lard, cash, g. Bias %; January
~ 65a7 20. closing at 81 80. May 81 57J<a
GU, closing 40 81 81. Short ribs. cast.
s6 50aO 6J; January g. 521(a6 20. closing AZ
% J65f May 81 GOaG ca, closing at 81 col
shoulders. - 2ja5 30; short clear, O. 75a
o.. Whisky, a. ~ Is Butter dull
creamery 2Oa25c; diaries 17a22c. Eggs
dull; fresh l3a22c Receipts Flour. 81 600
barrels; wheat, 90, 900 bushels: corn. 4sg
900 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels: rye
2.OJO bushels; barley, 1900 bushels. shin.
mcnts-Flour, y. 600 barrels; wheat g. 900
bushels; corn, go, 900 5ushols oats. 2i3'OOO
bushels, rye, 1900 bshels; barley, LOCO
bushels.
NEW YoRs. January 5.-Flour. recejpts
1900 barrels; exports IA, 600 barrels; sales
- 900 barrels; market, steady. Wheat re.
ceipts, ~, 900 bushels: exports. 10000 push
els; sales. l.2l5,00J bushels futures and n .
UOJ bushels SPOT: spot market. quiet: No
] northern a. &c. ungraded 65a67c: opfions
weak and lower: No. red January 'G6J<c
February 6sa0sXc. closing At Csc: March
oya'Oc, closing 60 694c; April 7OJfc; May
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BELLAIKE-

Bickerton's grocery, 10 the Fourth
ward, was entered by burglars Thurs
day night. a lot Of coffee was about
the only thing Of value taken. Tho
money drawer, which contained only
Jew pennies, was broken open, and
these were scattered over the floor.
The report that the miners EMPLOYED
at Schick ~ Turnbulrs mines rad re-.
turned 10 work at the new scale Of
wages offered by the operators. is not
correct. These miners are working az
the old wages.
George Walters has been appointed
administrator OF the estate Of DR.. WIN
McMasters, deceased; =. O. CrisweU NJ
Mrs. Mary J. Trueman, deceased.
Chicken thieves stole fowls from Mrs.
Sarah Moore aud the Hemphil chill
dren, in the First ward, Thursday
night.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Last night Albert Sapp met with a
painful accident at the railroad crossing
near the blast furnace on First street.
A Few loose boards were thrown across
the crossing at this place, between
which was a space of eighto ten inches
left open into which he stepped. He
sprained an ankle and also one OF his
thumbs, also hurting his back so severe
~ as TO need the assistance OF Or.
Hogan. He may be laid up for some
time.
The store room which will be used as
headquarters by the Central Relief
Committee was opened yesterday after
noon and goods were distributed 10
those that were known to be worthy.
The W. c. T. L. held their regular
monthly meeting in the Y. NJ. G. A.
rooms yesterday afternoon.
Charlie Trueman, shipping clerk at
the Standard mill, will move his family
here from Bridgeport.
Harry Linn has returned 20 Smith
held after spending the holidays with
his parents here.
Ernest Smith left yesterday after.
noon TO resume his studies a. Lafayette
College.
The funeral of Fred Romars little
son took place yesterday afternoon.
MISS Ella Colvin is the guest OF Mrs.
Louis Seabright, of the First ward.
Robert Stewart has gone to Lafayette.
Ind. to go into business
Miss Mamie O'Donnell IS the guest of
Maynard friends
Elmer Moore is the new policeman I'm
the Third ward.
Mrs. r. 7. ong is visiting relatives at
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STATE NOTES.

A gentleman from one of the adjoiu-
lng counties, who IS an attorney BY pro-
iession and an expounder OF the gospel
as side issue, was in Parkersburg the
night before New Years, and 81 he had
remained at home he would have been
considerably better OF, II all reports be
true. He was enticed into or went into
gambling resort OF his own volitiou.
probably TO pick MP 4 few dollars Tor the
New Year. The cards didn't come his
way, so the boys say. and he dropped an
even $50. all he had. and left the place
early the next morning sad. sore aud
very, very weary. Having had prac-
teal experience he should be able, when
he delivers his next sermon, to give the
boys some good advice on the evils OF
poker playing.
Several weeks ago Floyd Hickman
and Sam Cain, OF Writ county. bought
piece OF land near Burning Springs
for 500. Last week they sold the same
tract for $1,000 aud II they had waited
two days they would have received ST.
800. Oil men came along and gobbled
IL mp. The increasing value OF land
there Is causing a mild excitement.
The Campbelrs Creek Coal Company
have put Into successful operation an
~ motoI AZ u cost or $4,000. IL
eau draw thirty loaded cars OF fifty
bushels each, aud is surely a great adj
vance over mule power. This company
averages 100000 bushels OF coal Ter
week. They ship their coal both by
boat and rail.
Hard times seem 10 have no terror
Tor Berkeley county folks, Judging
from the following item taken from the
Statesman: 1--WE have heard OF NOT
fewer than four pairs Of twins having
arrived in Berkeley county during the
last ten days or two weeks, and single
babies without number. Tho popula.
tion is increasing rapidly"
vein OF coal at Wilsondale, opened
By 7 j. Fee, is said to be an excellent
coal for steam purposes. The coal out
OF the new mine NJ Dingess is pro
nounced 70 be OF superior quality 70,
domestic purposes Wayne NclCS.
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CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
A Shocking Accident ana Other News
ltems from West Liberty.

ltems from West Liberty
most fearful accident occurred on
Tuesday al the home OF Lincoln smith.
In which a child, two years old, was
burned TO death The child was play-
Ing near the CRATE, aud Ia some way or
other It's clothes caught Dire and before
the flames could b. extinguished IL was
burned so badly that it only lived O few
hours.
Living In West Liberty ia one OF the
Oldest and perhaps the Oldest person in
the county. This is Mrs. Lizzie Smith.
now ninety-three years old who still
visits her neighbors. Sometimes she
gets in the hack and goes to Wheeling.
She is a remarkably well preserved old
lady. She stands as erect and moves
about with as much agility as a girl in
her teens.
Mrs. j. Il. Downing entertained n
number Of friends at her homo on
CHERRY Hill" on New Years Day.
Mr. Henry Spear lost valuable
horse on Sunday night.
The Rev. Trippett is having a bad
attack of the grippe"
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, January 5.-Cattle receipts.
$500 head; shipments, 1000 head, market
higher; good TO choice steers 81 g1a5 80 :
common - 75a5 Is; cows a. 25A3 20
Hogs-Receipts, 3.4O0 head: shipments,
5000 head: market steady and lower; prime
heavy - 3Oa5 40; mixed and packers g. l5a
25; prime butchers weights s. i0a5 A. ;
prime light SIS 40a5 A.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head shipments.
l.OOJ head; market, triie stronger. ma.
tives e. O)a3 %; common westerns a. 30
lambs 81 5Oa5 90.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, January 5-Cattle
--Receipts, $50 head shipments. $40 head :
market, nothing doing, ali through con
signments.
Hogs Receipts, 3.7OO head: shipments.
$500 head; market dull; all grades, s. 4Oa
Q 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 2,2OO head: shipments.
1000 head market steady and unchanged
CINCINNATI, o., January 5.-Hogs. In
good demand and stronger AT - OCaJ IS :
receipts, $500 head; shipments. 900 head
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NEW ORR, January 5.-AIouey on call
easy at lal5S per cent: last loan l per
cent; closed offered at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3iSa 5lS per cont Sterl-
ing exchange dull at 4s2l la4S5sl.
GovERNNESTs-Stead
Fours Registered. 1871,
FoGr-and-s-aalf Observation-Disclosures Registered. ..... a5
Pacific Skies OF '95. .............lO2
SrArES-Steady.
RAuROADs-Stendy
SrocKs--This was day OF rumor and
denial OF rumors on the Stock Exchange.
The short interest had covered the greater
part OF their contracts yesterday and their
range OF values established At the close oil
business last night encouraged the pro-
iessional bears TO an attack upon the
market to-day. 1t was said that
the Missouri Pacific held to-day steI
would be taken looking TO the appointment
OF receiver President George Gould
promptly denied the story. The rumor
that Louisville and Nashville would not
pass ITS semi-annual dividend was revived
IN connection with the publica-
ton OF the December earnings
which showed loss OF over
S35O,OOO. y director Of the company SAWS
that tho dividend question had not been
discussed by the Board. Chicago. Bur
hngton and Quincy was also the victim OF
speculative imagination, II being reported
that the company had arranged TO nego-
uate . per cent. loan abroad. Denials
were made ut the company's office hero
and in Boston. Russell Sage denied tho
rumor that President Mcleod, of Now
England, and he had quarrclled and took
occasion 10 commend the gentlemans
management of the road. In the late deal
Is prices sogged OF, the market closing
weak aud inactive, with a majority of the
shares lower than on yesterday, the range
belng = 10 "a per cent. Sales, 202, 200
shares. Quotations closed bid
Atchinson,. llSl Adams Express, l4s;
Ohio, 61l6; Canada Pacific, ~; Central
Pacific, l31<; Chesapeake and Ohio. ia;
Chicago and Alton, 1872; Chicago, Bur
llnEton and Quincy, AZ: Chicago Gas.
81 4; Delaware and Hudson, 1859;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
1913; Denver and RIO Grande pre-
ferred, 81; Distillers and Cattle Feed
ers Co.. 23S Erie, 1871; d. preferred,
80; Fort Wayne, las; illinois Cen
trai 30; Lake Shore, l2l; Michigan
Norfolk and Western preferred. l91I
Northern Pacific, ~; do. preferred. IL /;
NorthWestern, 99I4; do. preferred, 1871;
New York Central, 97J4; Now YORK
aud New England. l04; Pacific Mail,
1915; Peoria, Decatur and Evansville. 80
Pittsburg, las; Pullman Palace. 1853;
Reading, 1871; Rock Island, 81; ST. Louis
and san Francisco first preferred, -; St.
Paul 561s; do. preferred, ll7l{: Tennessee
Coal and Iron. 15l{; Texas Pacific. So;
Union Pacific, IS; United States Express,
So; Western Union, $40: Wheeling and
Lake Erie. 1870: do. preferred, 47J6.
Mining StocKs-Band b., -; Cholor, IS;
Crown Point, 40; Consolidated California
and Virginia, $50; Deadwood co: Gould
Curry, 30; Hale and Norcross, 20: Home
stake, 40; Independence, -; Mexican,
100; North Star -; Ontario 500; Ophir
100; Plymouth, 10; Sierra Nevada, 100:
STANDARD, -; Union Con-, 90: Yellow
Jacket, l05 Iron Silver, 23J. Quick Silver,
1856 do preferred, 1000; Bulwer 10.
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4 BLONDE IN BACK.


Slack satin is much In use by women
OF all ages. Indeed. slender blonde
OF eighteen is perfectly distracting Ia A
black satin gown made with a degree OF
severity and plainness that her grand
aunt would not dare risk. Such a
gown has frock coat OF satin. with
tails haring just little, aud with
high satin stock surmounting the reyer.
In front The skirt is gored, and has
deep cording of twisted satin abou, the
foot The sleeves have greet dropping
yards OF fullness at the shoulders and
cuffs that turn back at the elbow a
closely fitting under-sleeve showing
from there down, and guaranteeing a
bodice beneath, and, therefore. an en-
tire rig of black satin. The bodice
thus promised Is a little riding habit
snair outtoned up At the side. The
sleeves are leg OF mutton, just a little
less big at the shoulders than are the
sleeves OF the outside coat. and they
narrow promptly at the elbow ana 1T
closely from there down TO the dainty
wrist. The gloves worn with this RIG
are glace Kid with three black pearl
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BENWOOD.

Personals: Captain Il. b. Dovener,
OF Wheeling, was here yesterday on
business. Frank Daley and James
Foster, OF Newark, o., were visiting
friends here few days ago. Mrs. DR..
Warden, OF Grafton, is visiting her pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Policy. Miss Alice
Crockard left Thursday for her studies
at Washington, Pa, female seminary.
Squire Riddle was able TO sit up little
yesterday. Henry Meyer, OF Boggs'
run, Is sick. Mrs. M. Garvey who has
been on the sick list, is slowly improv-
ing. Joseph Hoffman, night pilot at
the ferry, is reinstaIed. Capt. Dougher-
ty, OF the steamer Charon, is taking a
leading part in the Columbian Min
strels, now playing at Bellaire.
Fred Grote had Peter Staltz arrested,
charged with assault. The hearing
was before Mayor Mahood last Thurs
day evening. The case was d smissed
by Grote paying tho costs. 81. so. Al.
torney John Conif acted for Stoltz.
A prominent saloonist has passed the
resolution that anyone begging or Civ
Ing tobacco at his saloon will be fired
out bodily. A we'll known mill man
transgressed first. and he was thrown
into the street.
Ladies of st. Johns Church are get
ting up a sewing circle. They Will
meet once week at houses OF the me1-
oers. Proceeds will DO used TO pay the
debt on the church.
force OF painters are putting the
fDishishing touches on tho extension OF
the new M. +. Church. The plasterers
are of owing to shortness OF material.
n Benwood and Boggs' Run man
nave arranged for a dog fight in 70 W
days, out the run. Twenty dollars a
side will be the stake.
Charley Scharf has purchased n fl ne
bull dog. He will prepare the animal
for fight. The dog is valued at 300
The woman's section OF the Red Men
are going to institute a lodge auxiliary
known as the POcahontas Lodge.
This evening the Odd Fellows and the
Daughters OF Rebecca will install Off
GERS at Odd Fellows Han.
Managers OF the "Charon" boat will
oogin raising and grading the ferry ap-
proaches In few days.
Young men of the town have ar
ranged Tor dance at Dolan's Hall next
wednesday evening.
councilman Thomas Allen and wife,
who have been on the sick list, have
about recovered.
Joseph Sliptner was in the lookup for
oeing drunk He served FIVE DAYS In
the lookup.
The W. Il. & T. has force OF men
stringing the Diling for the extension az
Boggs' run.
The remains OF Mrs. Charles Fry will
DC buried this morning at Boggs' Run
cemetery.
george Birkus Hunk is in tho lookup.
charged with being drunk again.
complaints are heard Of the bad con
oition OF the streets I'm town.
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buttons, binding OF white kid at the
tnna and haauu hlnrlr

buttons, binding OF white kid at the
tops. and heavy black stitching at
the back. a Napoleon hat,
very long at the sides,
and high in front, is velvet with satin
on the underside and all severely black.
In such an array tho little blonde may
meet her own great aunt attired in black
satin. and can feel that she better be
comes the material, so is suitably re-
warded for poaching on her elders pre-
serves.
An elegant coat is shown herewith In
back aud front view. Its yoke and
fronts are brocaded satin, and the mar
row panel front, bodice and pleated
skirt are velvet. The circular collar
cite that ends in points in front is also
made OF velvet, and the points are
edged with deep jet fringe. The bal
loon sleeves are made Of brocade and
finished with fur. The standing collar,
yoke, sides and bottom OF the brocaded
fronts are also fur edged.
ELoRETTE.
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Health In OId Aee

Edward Collinson, Queens, n. Y,
says:
Il Commenced using BRAxDEErH's
PILLS over Hfty-fye years ago. first
bought them 10 London. and have con-
unuea using them since I came to this
country In 1886. am however seventy
hVe years DID, hale aud hearty, and at
tribute my wonderful health TO the per-
s'stent use Of BRANDRErH's PILLS. Oc-
easlonaliy have bad cold or severe
attack OF rheumatism. indigestion or
Dlhousness, but four or Eve doses OF
BRAFDRErH's PILLS always cure mo.
whenever my children have been sick
VITO scarlet fever. measles, acid stom-
Ach' disordered digestion or costiveness,
a few doses OF BRANnRErH's Puds
restored their health at once.
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DRY GOODS.

New YoRK, January 1.-The action OF
the dry goods market hardly justifies ex.
pectatlons, much less booes The geners
movement is slow and uneven Mail
orders while quite numerous fail 10 call for
the round lots needed 70 make the volume
OF business whaL ~ snonld be
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY, PA, January 5-Petroleum
opened, lowest and owost at 7gc; highest.
1S15c; sales, 1000 barrels: clearance.
-- barrels; shipments. ISIS barrels
runs, 7O,6l9 barrels.
PrTTsBURe, PA, January 5.-Nothine
doiDg-7g bid
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NEW YoHK, January 3. Pig iron. quiet
American Sl2 0Oal5 90. Copper, dull lake
lOl4. Lead. domestic e. 10. Tin, easier
straIghts &2O2j.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
time table. taking effect St 800 p. m sunday.
December 9Th, 1895
- -. e=---,-,--f--.--
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sDaily.
w. ). ROBINSON, g. p A.
WAnTED-TO SELL FOR RENT AND Fon
w sale Cards, Blank Deeds and Dsods Of
Trust Biank Lsasfs, Justises' Blasks sta
REefsTrR CouRtag 4ooms
DEEDS AND DEfDs OF TRUST PSfNTEp
- and for sale 20 TIA REeIsTnE onRos sxs 4
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WHEELING AND PrrTsBURe DIVISION

WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DIVISION.
For Pittsburg. Washington. Baltimore Phil
adelphia and New York, J05 a m. aud b. 81 D.
m. daily.
FittsbUfg accom- mediation, $50 a. m, daily
PltNburg express. 10 p m. except sunday
Washington, Pa, accommodation, 900 y IA.
except sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia Bnltl,nor,
Washington and Pittsburg, ~ 10 a m. daily ~.
ccpt sunday. aud 10 lOa m. daily
Pittsburg mail, 1880 %. m except SlndaI
and go y. m daily.
Washington, Pa, accommodation. rs A. n.
eNcept SUNDAY.
Pittsburg express. 2i0 m, Sunday only.
TRANs-OHfO DIVISIONS
For Columbus. Chicago aud the west INA
m. and 4 ~ q. Ms daily.
Columbus, Cincinnati and ST. Louis f3ib a
NJ. daily sTcept sunday 10. 10 a. m, daily anI
Gi1 n. No., sunday only.
81. Clairyiile accommodation, I0.i5 f.. m anI
$50 y. m, except Sunday
Newark accommod stion, $50 p. M, excspt
sunday.
ARRIVE
From Chicago . 20 and 1910 a. m. daily.
From 81. Louis, Cincinnati and Coiurnbu,
BOO ~. M and a.S3 y. m. daily.
st. Clairsvile accommodation, fi.a5 A. m,
and SD ,. m, except SUNDAY.
Newark accommodation, lt25 A. M, except
CHAs. o. sCULL.
General Passenger Agent
J. T. LANE. T. r. ACT. Wheeling w. Va.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

money. ini t-e Per Ceut-Governments,
steady -stocks. Lower-Fiour. Easy,
Wheat. lower
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RAILROADS.

w HEELiNG AND ELM CROW
kAlLRoAn On and Aft., xy.,.-.
10y, GS'!see i.lss& ualns Will ran a. fol- 81
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RAILWAY TIME GARD

AfrNAl AVA departurc OF trains on and aft.-
iNsA EXPLANATION OF RxrxNRscs
~hAs. ,pAlyi tsunday excePted: Mon.
on crSsp,eai Saturday excepted. Isuadav
when Is one hour sssiler than Central Tsm.n
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W. 5. ROBINSON. @ P. A.
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NEW ORR, January 5.-AIouey on call
easy at lal5S per cent; last loan per
cent; closed offered at / per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3iSa5l$ per cent Sterl-
ing exchange dull at 4s2jSa4Sasl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-28
TWO EVILS.
Now York CIsrE5 mans Idsna ON
nactai frobitms.

New York Cisrag1 mans Ideas on
hoeiai Problems.
NEW YoaR, Nov. S. tho clos.
Ing meeting Of the tenement house
commission appointed by the mayor.
DR.. Felix Adler was the fret witness,
and outlined n plan for the c0ntlruc-
ton OF mlIcl tenement hOusea.
Rev. VIM. $. RbiusfOrd, OF St.
Georges church, advocated the open.
ing OF saloons on sunday alter.
noon Ne preventative Of vice
among children who were forced 10 by
their parents TO 20 for beer aud
whisky NJ the side door OF saloons.
Respecting the women VI ill.fame who
have recently fllcEoi 10 the cast slide
districts, Or. Raiusi1rd said;
"rho advent Of such women has
thrown communicating influence
among tho women Of that district. The
present idea Of oralioating the evil 10
worse than any other conceivable plan.
l believe In restricting the evil but not
to license IT,"
care you OF tho opinion that the
police should regulate the oyil2" asked
Chairman Glider
81 did not say that,D said DR.. Ralns.
ford, "And while 1 have my ideas on
the matter do not feel at liberty 10
make them public at this time"
The commission adjourned until De.
oumber Z.