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A CHANGE IN THE WEATHER..
a Heavy, beautiful IsniutniI Reduces tho
temperature

4 Heavy, beautiful Isnintnil He'd tho
Temperature.
Tho rain which began to fall about l
o'clock yesterday morning continued
with more or less force aud with few
intervals OF cessation for about IL
hours. In that time, rs shown by tho
rain gauge a. G. Schuepfs, rs OF an inch
OF rain fell. which was considerably
moro than ha!i the entire rainfall in tho
month OF May, when tho aggregate was
only l.32.
Tho rain was not hard enough to
break tender plants or do other harm,
but was steady and hard enough to
thoroughly soak tho ground and 20 to
the deepest roots. In the country tho
effect was almost instantaneous, small
plants nearly parched by the continued
dry weather seeming nlmos. to jump
upward. The trees were covered with
dust, aud with this washed off seemed
to hayo taken on tho fresh, bright
green OF early spring. Roads and fields
drank up tho moisture so fast that little
was left 10 run of. yet ANAL streams
whose beds were dry again began to
flow.
Tho effect on tho temperature was
marked. Yesterday the morning open
cd with tho mercury at 81 and By 2 p.
IN. it had fallen to IS. It wont up n de-
gree or 60 later in tho day, but last
evening was pleasantly cool. About 4
p. m. :ho signal flag for clear and COOL
or weather was hung out. Considcra.
bio moro rain would have Increased
tho good already done, but ~ it was,
tho water that cano down was worth
thousands OF dollars to tho farmcrsand
gardeners aud thcy nll woro n cheorful
look yesterday. In town, also. tho re.
freshing air had a beneficial effect, ro-
viving people who worc very weary OF
100 in tho shade, and purifying tho air
finely,
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LOCAL ]BRGyIrIEs.
Matters of Minor Nlpm,nt Ia uuh About
tho CITY.

Matters OF Minor Molu, ont Ia uui About
tho CITY.
PARK CAstSo this oYcning-"Fn
DiayolO."
TIE street sprInsIcn lnyo como out
oil active aerylco for IA day or two.
Az Important meeting OF the council
Committee on finance will DO hold this
evening.
Tile glorious rain has increased tho
chances for cheaper strawberries. Thoy
will DO abundant by Saturday.
SOMEBODY throw n anal tnrtlo in tho
Paxton fountain basin, and 1t killed. II
dozen or 10 Of tho little fish before It
was d%iGcovorcl aud removed.
Ar tho First Baptist church thi, oyon.
Ing tho ladies Will give Il strawberry
aud leo cream SoCial, TO which all arc
Invited. Tho admission will DO FREQ.
INVITATIONS werO lSsuod yoa,orduy for
tho iorty.oiRhth annual commencement
Of MI. do Cliantul academy, which will
OCCUR on Wednesday next, Juno l2, ut
1880 p. In.
lHE minors at Dillonvalc, out the
Wheeling & Lake Eric road, voted yes
setday on tho proposed 5l.cent scale for
mining. Tho foault was Ill for accept
Ing 1t and ZIG Tor rejection.
SEVERAL reports woro current yester.
day Of now ca'os Of smallpox, but there
was no foundation OF truth for any oil
them. A man has little to do who cir.
culatos falsc reports OF this kind.
THERE wcro three casos In tho police
court yesterday. One plain drunk and
ono disordOrly wcro dismissed, aud an.
othor disordOrly was fined s. and costs.
lilo was inclined to DO ugly about his
homo the night before.
A LARGE audience should embrace
tho opportunity 10 hear tho interesting
addresses Of Mr.. james II. Wilcox, Of
Pittsburgh, aud Major jed I~lotchkis.,
OF Stauuton, Va. Mt the Opera House
this evening, They speak on ell inter-
csting and timely theme, and the
weather is very comfortable for au IN
door meeting.
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owing TO tho rain yesterday the street
parade OF tho Shield OF Honor and tho
picnic ut Mozart Park, In honor OF tho
visiting mcmbot, Of tho supreme lodge,
wero postponed. ThOy will probably DO
given on Friday, although this has not
oecn dciinitoly settled. In spito Of the
inc!cmons wOathOr there was n largo
turnout Of members OF tho four local
lodges ready to fall into line whom Chiot
Marshal Thompson announced that
owing to tho dampnosa and mud tho
parade would not tako place yesterday.
Tho supreme lodge continued lts see.
slons yesterday, aud much business OF
interest aud importance to tho order
wa, transacted, though OF course mos.
OIL II WA OF n private character.
Instead OF instituting the now grand
iougo Tor tho jurisdiction OF West Vlr.
cinta on Friday afternoon, as was in.
tended, this work will DO douo at a
night scssIon this evening, 90 as to
loNvo tho delegates and officers froe to
attond tho outing and rlde iu tho parade.
Tho banquet which was arranged 10
como oil or Friday evening will. on ac-
count OF tho other changes in tho pro-
grammc, be given this evening in
stead, at!cr tho institution OF tho grand
lodge. in tho aGIembly room in the ]. 0.
o. I. building.
The session yesterday WAS taken up
mainly "a tina. OF Tuesday, with tho
hearing OF reports OF supreme officials
and standing aud special committees,
and acting on recommendations Of the
supreme master. This business was OF
a private character, aud no. given out
for publication. To-day the now off.
cors will be elected. and several pro.
posed changes in bylaws and rules will
come up for action.
Tho order OF formation OF the parade
Friday has bcen announced by Chief
Marshal q. D. Thompson, as follows:
Iollco Platoon.
Wheeling City Band.
Wheeling Lodge.
Fo.t Henry Lodge.
EurekA Lodge.
Mayors Hand.
ZSno Lodge.
Carriages containing Invited guests and supreme
members OF the order.
With good weather the order will
have a very credisable denomination,
as the members OF the local lodges are
enthusiastic in the matter and will
turn ont to q MAJ II nothing occurs to
prevent.
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runlho sonooL GRADUATES,
iho Averages Made on tho llonSnt frInai
Examinations vory aood.

lho Averages Made on tho lIpnsnt FInnI
Examinations vory Uood.
Superintendent Of Public School.
Anderson has finished making out tho
averages Of tho graduating class of'thu
schools. Tho general average Of the
asandIng OF tho pupils Ia good, aud
while tho boys did very vol "i0r boys"
tho girls oulstrip them. clearly showing
tho iallacyofthat oitinsittOd OH theory
tho superiority OF tho lordly malo mind.
Both lionors arc taken by young ladies.
aud at worry high percentages, too. Tho
hrst honor, that OF tho yalodicloriAn,
Rocs to Miss Mary Hall, OF Union dis
trict school, and tho second, tho aaluta,
torlan. to sliss Maggie Hathaway, Of
Webster school, Tho first named miss
had an average OF 00.4 aud tho second
OS.4. a remarkable showing aud ono OF
which Wheeling may well DO proud.
Following 10 tho percentage Of standing
OF tho graduates OF zach achool:
WASHINGTON.
y. Rcy Mcdonald ...~s2 IIothS L llcunOnnu- us
John " oo...,.,...,.s7 Q August Koch zee. ...,7 las
JeISlo Dennctl""....sg2 p Amanda I'LL hIllipJ.O
NlpSoS.
Maud Z. Ballard ....s1 6lEinn NJ. SturgeS ......SSI
Percy u. llogon.".,.y7. IEtilc N. Hammond. $50
Grace Edna stOne-o.VS. Walter GulOn sadlur.ssl
n. CeelliS Henri Ada n. Lyle" :-."...Y0g
Leonota NJ ,kfAutGr -0l.9 IS. Blauchc ElLlcr-,.95,
Nellie alphabetically
CLAY.
Nellie q. Thompson SO. iliiaggio Yacke CONSIST
Carrie IL. HanauCr vt Ella MHhnncy. .....s
Paul Green .,.,"...-..V6 q Johu II, Gillcspy. ....pJse
UNION.
Jennie c. Bclts-....7.? g Mnudc i. Soble....sGg
Mary unll. ...""....p9 n Minnie Wilson ....gl.
LydR quinn. ..."mr..S 50 0lEmlna D. Israel. ."r,Dil
CENTRE.
Aun Ruth Hall. ...... S66ICaihcr'o X. Hunter. 81!
Katherine Weller. ,.gSBIAnn c. Caruahul. .-OL6
Neya WcyrlCk.m.--g0,5 Rachel l. PER!I-n....2I.G
Alma q. 0bermau ..S6.sl
WEBSTER
Maggie Hathaway. .ps a'Agucs Boyd EOsbItt. qI6
Manic NJ. McKinloySg.S 81 FRANKLIN T. Tyson .g7.6
Elizabeth h.WRuef BL5llAurR T. Shields .....g7 0
George W. Jackson 90, 2 Josephine A. AubGt.gL
RICHIE
Minnie u. DallInger7k6 lIIulA ~ Ferguson ..S1S
Mile MlrstelIGr. ...SS ! bertha II. FCtle-....V IG
Florence 5ohOckcy- vs., lLluIo Cook. ..... Nh
RhodR L. Camp6cll-s3 Grace H. Fonler....S5
Harry L. B0wefs"...S. 81 Lula Carl ....u.4.....sL
Herman Dtelicr ......7 Il. 2lEdward A. AEElU.. vi
LINCOLN.
Benz. S. Jackson e. 81 lIIeulah McColluSh- -69.7
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FRA DlAvALO"

At the Wheeling Park Casino To-night-A
Bouquot OF Harmony.
Owing to tho drenching rain OF yes.
terday forenoon there vas no matinee
performance at Wheeling Park Casino,
but tonight the gem OF the repertoire
OF the Robinson opera company, FRA
Diava!o." will DO given with IN cxccp'
t~ionally strong cast, and there is Certain
ly q rich trent in store for tho audience
that will DO present, especially those
who appreciate tho harmony Of sweet
aounds. The opera is n OF the most
beautiful that was ever written, and
contains as much melody as the songs
OF tho angels.
Tho cast will DO as follows: Fra Dia.
rGlo. Frank Nelson; Lord AVcaSh. Dick
Castillo; LOrcH.o. Charles n. llolmes;
Mlaeo, Abbott adams; BeDpO, Raymond
Hitchcock; Giacomo, William Pullman;
Francisco. Frankie Breach; FGrinG, Mel.
lie Plummer: Mriind, Elsie Barton;
Lady .AUcash, Isabella Sargent.
"Girotie-Girotla" will DO presented
Friday evening and for the Saturday
matinee the popular success, "Olivcttc,"
will DO given. 1hore will DO no per-
%forInauco Saturday evening, on account
OF matinee in tho afternoon. Popular
prices only arc charged for these operas,
and tho park is at its p~ret,icst, in its
most lovely shades Of color, tho roman.
tic surroundings adding to the even
ins's enjoyment OF music. With all
these things conspiring to please tho
cyo and ravish tho car tho electric light
ing Of the park tonight will mako fairy
laudn dull aud gloomy place compared
tn IL.
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Yesterday afternoon tho retail drug.
gis,s' association OF Wheeling hold its
annual meeting Mt Soibcr.'s garden,
with n fairly good attendance. Tho
main business was tho elcc!ion.of Off.
GERS, which resulted rs follows: Prcsi-
don't. Charles MonkomillOr; viCn prcsi-
dent. Christian Schnepf; secretary,
William IIngne; treasurer, Charles Il.
Goctzc. Other matters Of importance
to tho ,rado wcro considered. and after
adjournment tho mombers INDUCED in
several games OF ton pins and other
nmusements.
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SUPREME COUNT Of APPEALS.
The Regular Jnun Term Opened In This
City Yesterday.

Tho Regular Jnun Term Opened In This
City Yesterday.
The regular Juno term OF tho supreme
court of appeals was opened ut 10
o'clock Wednesday forenoon in tho
chamber Of the second branch OF coun-
Gil, Judge Homer a. Holt, president,
Judge Henry BrNunou, Judge John w.
English and Judge NJ. II. Dent all bcing
present.
On motion OF Z. b. Knight J.. II.
Gains was admitted to practice at this
bar.
McKell OF nj. We. Sugar Crock Railroad
Company, from Fayotto county. upon
petition and rulo in prohibition tho
respondents filed thoir answer aud do
murrer and the case was fully heard
and submitted.
Boyd vs.. Jacobs OF al, from Taylor
county, upon petition aud rulo in pro.
hibition; rulc enlarged to q future day
OF tho term.
Tho court adjourned till 10 a. IN. to.
day.
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- At'H4 '+hA@lN "a '@AA<
~ UADLEOIIIO COUNTY REAL Estate.
Samuel !. Smith. Executor Of
thr estate oisauualH II. smith,
deceased,
william l. Smith, Thomas u I'm ChRuoary.
Smith, Robert 81. Smith, FL
ward g. Smith, Margaret J.
Smith, Samuel +. smith,
Laura Smith aud Lulu Smith.
In pursuance Of n decree OF the Circnlt Court
OF Ohio ounly. West Virginia. rendered on tho
18TH day Of May. 1896, the undersigned, who VIVA
appointed special commissioner IoT the purp0SG,
VIII on
THURSDAY. TIE g7TH DAY or JUNE, 1896,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. H., sell at public
auction, on the 'prcnics 10 the highest bidder,
the following described real estate, t0.uip Ali
that Tract Of land situated IN Liberty district,
Ohio county, West Virginia. that was covered
TO sAmuel II. Smith. Deceased, on the sOth day
Of July, 1854. By Samuel Irwin, khcrilrof Ohio
county, and John K. Bo.siord. under u decree
the circuit court Of Ohio county. In the case OF
John Wayt vs. Samuel Bell. and the crSe OF Bali
vs. WAyt &c. the tTOt Of land In the bill and
proceedings therein mentioned aud dccTeed TO
be sold, and mole fully described In n plat Of a
survey made by John Gilm0ra for said samuel
Il. Smith on the 18th day o.! June. 1850. land
which is attached 10 and made a part OF exhibit
NUMBER Llcd IN the above entitled cGCSel, as
follows: Beginning nj u stone corner TO lands OF
MI. COnueIly. formerly John GiGlu. and thence
norm d east ~ poles 10 Z hOIE' lheucD AQu.l
jcl east 1919 poles 10 Il Stone; thonC0 south I2s
west SIj poles 10 Il stone; thence south 3S5t9
west b25 poles to q stone; thence south Gs-.'
west GLS poles 10 u stone thence north S5G' west
l6J pO.cst TO the place Of beginning. and contaiu-
Ing eighty ts0I Hcres, twot2 l rood and nineteen
49, poles more or less. sud real estate will be
sold ~ q whole or In two separate tracts OF about
| thirty aud hfiy acres each. as divided, by tho
pIbllc road running through the lAndTas may
be deemed best by said special commissioner.
ThCrc Is q dwelling house and other buildings
on each tract
TERNS or SALE-Oce third OF tho purchase
money, and as much more Is the purchaser may
eject 10 Lay in cash on dRy OF sale. and tho bct-
Rncc in two equal tuEtlilneus Rt oue md two
ycars. With interest from day OF sale, the inter
CsE on the sccoad deferred iaStnllmert to- 30 paid
annually. tho purchaser 10 execute his noles,
with approved 'pcr.oaal security, for tho DETER
red tusta!lmcuts, tho title 10 DO retained until
property is fully pait for.
W.M. DUNLAP.
Special Commissioner
thereby certify thst-bond and security as NJ
quired by Law, and the decree In this cause, has
been given by the said ". n. Dunlap. Special
Commissioner. JOHN W. MITCHELL. ClcrE.
my2S
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RESULT OF THE CONTESTS
At tho k Of L. Reunion at St. Ciairsyillc
on Tuesday.

-
At tho *. of L. Reunion at St. Ciair,villo
on Tuesday.
Tho contests at tho Pythian Reunion
at ST. Clairsville resulted rs follows;
The hall milo bicycle race was won In
Leo, by M. D. Gregory, OF Flushing,
Ollie Mann, Of Bollaire, coming in acc
ond. l. was an exciting contest and
was a race from start to finish between
these two, the others not being In 1t af.
ter the fret hundred yards.
Horse shoe pitching contest was az
interesting event. Archer and Rumbach,
OF BelIairo, aitor O close and hard con
test, carried or fret prize, and the Mar
tin's Ferry team, W. II. Co.'s, and ". II,
Heltenbine, tho second.
The foot race was won by L. C. Mont
gomery. OF Martins Ferry, Joe Couture,
OF Bridgeport. coming in second. II,
Dahra came in third.
Rifle shoot was won BY VI. Cowen
making 81 points out OF n possible 60,
+. 4. Dinsmore, OF Maynard, getting 4g
points and second prize.
ohc uIllc oiSS LIZ iaSc WIS III Dl llc
winners only In the half mile contest,
the others having found out they were
not in it. Gregory came out first and
Mann second. Time, Gas.
The baseball game was q most inter.
esting feature OF tho programme aud \.
X. Konuon's team WAS pronounced win.
rer. the score standing II to 10.
By breaking % out OF the 81, NJ.
Cowen carried of first prize in the clay
pigeon shoot. Albert kennon got lG
birds and second prize.
The w~heclbarrow race was ono OF tho
most exciting contests OF the day aud
Dr.. D. ". Boone was the winner by
about ten yards, ". W. Hanlon being
O good second until he was passed in the
last twenty-five yards.
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"IASY Of tho citizens OF Rainsville,
Indiana, are never without q bottle OF
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy in the
house." says jacob Brown. tho leading
merchant Of the place. This remedy
has proven OF so much value for colds,
Group and whooping cough in children
that few mothers who know its worth
are willing TO be without it.
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The Chilean minister at Warrington
says that his counlry's return to n gold
basis will have Il good effect as it will
insure n stable currency. Silver will
be legal tender up to $50. In sums OK.
cecding that it will DO e1changeable ut
tho mints for gold at its market value.
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WHAT n minister Gays: Rev. r. N.
payuo, Now Haven, Mo. writes:-
"Pionso add my name to tho long list OF
friends to your excollout Do Wits
Witch Hazel Salvo. its uso in my family
for several cascs OF skin cruptiono and
soros proved 1t II perfect healer" Noycr
(niIs 10 euro piIcH. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling W. Va, b. I. Peabody, bon.
wood, aud Bowie < Co., bridgeport 0.
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EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL.
Mrs.. NJ. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
Im6uudI3ls Mnrkotst.. Wheeling. VIVA.

The lSinnd cars md electric motors pass tho
door, Fourth annual IcS'iOa begins MONDAY.
September II. 1891. This school Oilers n com
plrtc mud thorough education IN Prlcticlt Eng,
llsh. Mathematics, English Classics, LnIin and
Modern lEnginRcL.
Tho school consists OF Primary. Intermediate.
Academic aud College Preparatory dopartmCntL
Tho methods Rnd course Of Instruction Will
compare fRvOrHbly with tho best sOlninHrloS In
the country.
boys arc received IN tho Primary Rnl lntcr'
mediate, For circulars or Interview, apply to
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal, Wheeling, ". Va.
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De WIrr's Little Early Riscrs. gentle,
and reliable little pills, correct indiges.
ton, relieve bilious ness, effect pleasant.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va, B.
F. Peabody. Benwood, and Bowie & Co.,
Bridpenort- O.
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Mns. HARRIET EvAHs, Hinslalc, Ills,
writes: Let NC say Ono Minute Cougl,
euro Is u sovereign ronedy for Group
My childrcnU navc throe) aro subject
to this broad disease. 1t IN very
suddcnly, but Ono Minute Cough euro
has mover failed to relieve nj once.
should not focl safe to DO without II.
Logan Drug Co, Wheeling. W. Va, Is. T.
Peabody, Bcnwood, and Bowie d Co.,
Bridgeport, o.
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SECOND DAYS SESSION
VI tho Supreme Lodge OF tho
Shiold OF Honor Yesterday.
The PARADE AND PICNIC PUT OFF

on'i' Friday Afternoon, OF Account
OF tho Weather. and This Evening
VIII DO Devoted To- tho Institution
OF tho Now Grand Lodge for tho
Jurisdiction OF wnst vlrglnia-Yos.
tordny's Proceedings.
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NorHrNG equals Kola to glyo strength
and vigor when tho days work Is done.
Chow Kola Gum,
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8 DEMONSTRATORS NUIICE.
Al persons knowing themselves Indebted to
the estate Of Elijah Murl!rE, deceased. are re-
qucs;cd to settle, aud all persons having claims
against said cstito will present them TO me for
settlement.
myIS c. s. TERRELL, Administrator.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
OF the Drawing for Redemption
Of Bonds Of 1855 of the City Of
Wheeling.

Notice Is hereby given BIZ the commissioners
OF the loan OF 1855 OF the city Of Wheel.
insr that on June J. 1895, pursuant, TO
the requirements Of the ordnance OF said
city. passed May 70, 1855, entitled IAN Or
dinancc to Provide for the Issue and Sale OF
Bonds Of the City OF Wheeling. to be known as
Bonds of lSsj. and for the redemption and pay
mcnt thereof, and providing for the payment
into the City Treasury OF certain amounts
from the revenues OF tho Gas and Watsr
Works" tho following described bonds
issued under snid ordinance were duly
determined by lot by said commissioners for re-
deHptIon and payment on the first dayof July.
1876. TO wiz: V6uaS No. Que ~. for SEQ; No. two
tl, for 500: No. SIX I6l. for 500; No. twenty
three t@3l, for 500: No. sixty-thter (6j), for $500;
No. Seyenty-tWo On. for $500; No. ScvCnty-siI
(IGl, for $50; No. cishty.iivc 1851. for 500 No.
cichty.oiEht ISL. for 500: No. one hundred and
ten (ll0), for $500; No. one hundred aud nineteen
Qlg. for $1,000: No. one hundred and thirty.four
U3i), for Sl.OJ; No. one hundred and i~ouy.,hree
uiil, for Sl.0G; No. one hundred and hity-siN
1850, forSl,V0f No. ono hundred and scvcnty.nvo
N1bl. for Sl.N0O; No. one hundred and nlncly.six
(lAil. for 81 ,ON; No. two hundred and i~!fty-one
(2ill, for Sl,OJO. that said bonds will be redeemed
and paid IT the Bank OF ihcOhiO Valley. In tho
city Of Wheeling. West Virginia by said COM
m%iSsiOuerS on and after sold first day OF July.
1898. and That said bonds so determined viii
cease TO benr interest from the last mentioned
day aud date.
COMMISSIONERS OF TIE LOAN OF 1855,
ici by P.B nuDurSs, Chairman.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ UADLEOHIO COUNTY REAL EsTATE.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

jc, DYr.R Dopurs,, Chairman.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-14
STILL KEPT A SECRET.
No Hint as to the Proposed
Route South of the
City.
ARE MAKING HASTE SLOWLY.
A Careful Examination of the Coun-
try Through Which the
Road VIII Pass.

FRESNO, CAL, May 13.-The party of
Valley railroad directors, consisting of
John D. Spreckels, A. H. Payson, Thomas
Magee, Charles Holbrook, L. Sloss and
Robert Watt, accompanied by Chief En-
gineer w. B. Storey, arrived from the
south at 5 o'clock this afternoon. They
drove from Visalia to Reedley this morn
ing, and from the latter place to Fresno.
They looked carefully over the country,
but would give no hint as to which way
the line would run from this city. The
party was accompanied from Visalia by
Ben NJ. Maddox, A. g. Patton, George
Baden, P. M. Narboe and J. V. Huffaker.
Upon their arrival here they went
directly to their rooms in the Hughes
Hotel. This evening they held an infor-
NAL reception at the hotel, and many citi-
zens participated in a conference with
them.
The directors have ordered breakfast to
be served at o'clock, and at o'clock will
leave for drive eight or ten miles west of
Fresno. On returning they will visit the
country east of here. It is thought that
their purpose is to decide through which
part of the country the line shall run.
They will leave here for San Francisco on
the A. NJ train Wednesday.