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The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

| The n,
 gave a very
 in the Town ha
 netting it's treasury
 of $50, which will be :. for paying for the new
 put in the Grange hall. IT.
 ment opened with lively fare ! ssTurn him out" the cast of cha being as follows:
 Nicodemus Nobbs, itinerant vendor of MT Mackintosh Moke. Leonard Botsford Julia. Moke.s wife Miss Jennie E. Shepard Two porters, VIC. Johnson H. W. Baldwin During the intermission very pretty tableau gathering grapes,' was follow ed by a recitation py Miss Julia N. Flaw ley of Brookfield who recited very nicely Will Carlton's 1.-The first settlers story.'' A Imaginable tableau entitled s'the ideal and the real," preceded the closing farce entitled "Raising the wind" which provoked much laughter, and proved the most entertaining part of the program. The parts were taken as follows: Mir A. Smart Aleck, (An impecunious
 playwright who is desirous of organiz-
 ing an amateur dramatic eompany1 MT Dwight Milde, (who would make an
 excellent hero but is cast for the yillain.) Michael o'Slitergan, (who knows as mach
 about acting as the proyerbial "oKil-
 kenny Cats,") Homer Baldwin Miss Lavender Silk. twhe dotss upon Miss Posy Blossom, (willing to shine as
 asoubrette,l Miss Helen Beers Miss Hortense VanDe RellaIwho aspires
 to the operatic stage,) Miss Grace Hawley The farces both passed off very smoothly and considering that most of the partici- pants were making their first appear ance, very creditably. The work of Homer Baldwin deserves especial men, tion, as his portrayal of the character of "Mike O'Slitergan" was nearly perfec- tion and rivaled the acting of profession als. H. c. Beers, who took the part of the dude in both farees, made quite a hit and did some very clever acting. There was good audience present which seemed well pleased with the en- tertainment. A social dance followed the evenings program, which was thor oughly enjoyable to the young people. Weidenhammer' orchestra from Bridge port furnished excellent music, assisted by c. $. Platt at the piano. The mem- bers of the Grange served excellent ice cream and cake, and as is customary with them, treated their friends in liber- al and large hearted manner.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

Byron used a great deal of hal, ing, but was very particular to n the best to be found in the mar Ayers hair vigor had been ob} then, doubtless he would have C merits, as so many distinguIs1 fashionable people are doing nov
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21
A CONFIRMATION SALE.

To the ladies of Newtown and vicinity we extend an invitation to our millinery sale. Everything going at half price, an opportunity everyone should take ad- vantage of, for fine millinery never sold at such prices before. Every trimmed hat marked in plain figures at half price Sl.50 buys S3 hat; s2 buys a S4 hat. Come and be convinced.-[Dunham's Millinery House, 437 Main street, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

At the annual school meeting of Lant End district, last week, Patrick Rea| was chosen committeeman and Hou| Hawley, clerk. It was voted to enga Miss Margaret Halpine as teacher another year.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

William Fairchild returned on Monday from sojourn of several days with MT and Mrs Lee NJ. Johnson of Stockbridge. MT Fairchild enjoyed a carriage drive through Lenox and Lee. He reports the drouth even more severe in Massachu- sets than here.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

Whatever may be the cause of bld ing, the hair may be restored t}
 original color by the use of that p|
 remedy Halls Vegetable sieilian| rpnewer.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

Pitchard & Jackson have completed the task of painting the new barn of A. F. Clarke, which shines resplendent in it's new dress.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

Owen Meehan has had small barn erected at the rear of his house on Pennsylvania avenue at Hawleyvile. John Gorr an was the contractor.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

The silver trowel offered by Father Fox for the largest money gift for the pa- rochial school building, was awarded to Mrs Edward Troy.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

Martin J. Hourigan has succeeded Thomas J. Donovan. as assistant to Agent Mullane at Hawleyville.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

Patrick Ready will have his house painted. Pitchard & Jackson have the contract.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

V. W. Benedict, the New England operator at Hawleyville, passed Sunday at his home at Wilton.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

far We
 toned to s
 little New EL.
 preciate what th,
 means to the settler. Dr Cobb tells his story .m- ", put yer casts such a h. lance over it all that it becomes as resting as fairy tale. All who care anything for the development of this nation should not fail to hear Dr Cobb; his work is not sectional. it is national. A hearty invitation is extended to this service.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

l.. s. Patterson has taken his three year-old colt to New Milford to be brok-
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

Edward Pitchard ef Hawleyville has had his barber shop handsomely painted.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

Miss Ethel Patterson Is visiting her brother, E. H. Patterson of New Milford.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21
LISTEN TO OUR TALE OF PRICES,

We have large line Of Mems Sack Suits which are handsome, stylish and perfect ft- ting, in both light and dark patterns at $6.5O which will wear and give as good satistac- tion as suits usually sold elsewhere st $s5O and BIO; style single CT double breasted.
 Our Mems Sack Suits at $s.50 and $10 in every desirable style Of goods offers an op. portunity for bargains found only in our stores.
 We have Mems Sack Suits in higher grades ot the very best style, fit and quality, and are conspicuous for the low combination prices. All our goods are from the best mills in the country and represent their latest and bes designs, SIP, SIS, $15, $16, SIS and $2o.
 Mems Trousers best make in the country, McMillan, Sweet & Orr, Duchess and others, Prices $1 to $6.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

J. H. Costello will give a brilliant
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

Just would call your attention to Mems Clay Wor sted Dress Suit all wool and the best mills make the country cut in oc single double breasted sack S95O Our Ch dren Department abundant stocked with the largest City, Our Hat Furnishings complete choicest and est that the market affords Trunks Bags Oil Clothing Blankets. Hammocks. Umbrellas, etc.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

Our Styles in Mems Frock Suits have been selected with the idea of being ahead of All competition in these lines. They are cut the proper length and made in an unequaled manner, prices $10 to SIS.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-21

Our line of Spring Overcoats is complete and is as necessary to complete gentleman's outfit. It is impossible to find anywhere else such an assortment and values we offer at $6.5o, $7, $s.5O, $1o, SIP, s13 and $15.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
Oeutfd.amerifaniides Kodbud.

S9rn felt Idngerer 3eit erbielten mir
aus unierem 2eierfreis Dieltab Nnfrasen
nad einem suten, praftiib DertaBten nno
beritdnbliden &obbu6, pte IS ia fur lebsn
6ausbalt fait unentbebrli3 geporben 1T.
Nusgeben6 bon benz @run6iabe, baB bas
8cite i6lieBli9 bod INNER bas 8iuislte
lit, buben mir na9 iOrsfd[tiser Iusmabl
sinem 8ub BEN 8Orsug Seseben, bas fi9
fir ieben 6ausbalt, 9lei6piel auf melbem
SUB or gefiibrt mirb, ais bur3aus 3peds
mGBig erpteien bat. 9as 8u6 1T BON
elmer beutiden 6ausfrau auf Grunb Ian9z
idbriger Grfabrung nit beionoerer Gerud>
iibtigun9 %unierer ameritanti9en Werbdltz
niiie DerfaBt. @s entbdlt iiber 1900 Gez
cepte, beren jebes prattii6 erprobt tit. Das
8ert 1T auBerbem nit tpeiBen 8latterll
bur9i6oiien, 10 baB iebe 6ousfrau in Der
Sage lit, neue &eceptc binsusufigen ober
Bic n%orbanbenen nab tbren @rfabrunSen gu
ersGnsen. Sin beutib>enslii6es Snbaltsz
per3eidbntB erIei9tert bas Na6i6lasen unS
Nufftnben erbeblid. uniere Nbrnnenten
t0nnen 6tefes 8u6 9ebunben unb portofrei
gegen @tnienbuns bon Is Gents bon uns
be3ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
4nItttTheA.
1ninoifer Silberoemofaten.

J1tnoiier Si~lberoemofaten.
Sn 2ouispt1e, Su., berltef Der bemofraz
ti19e GountDconbent bon GlaD gpuntD bar
mDntf9 unb begeiftert.
Sen. 2etpts 9. ParIons, Der i'm Sabre
1880 bemofrattI9er @icez9 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dioat mar, tpurbe gum @oriBsr gemdblt.
&eiolutionen tpuroen einitimmig angenDmz
men, NORM bic @ntpert6ung bes Silbers
i'm Sabre 1873 als Elm 8erbre9en per-
Dammit, feline Observation-Disclosures gum
WertbperbGltniB BON 16 gu 1 p~erlangt unb
Der 8ef9luB beg StaatSausi9ufes, einen
@taatsconpent ein3uberufen, gutgebeiBen
ptrb.
@s tpurben flint 9eleeaten ertpdblt unb
NIT ben nDtbigen Snitructionen berieben.
Ser bemofratifne gpnpent BON Morgoa
@ountD in SadfonbiIe, SGinots, bat
einftimmig eine@ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
angenDmmen. 9te1elbe mar bonn 8orfiBer 6es
Staatsz@ entralausf9u1es, %. $. 9inriGz
fen, mel9er 8orfiber bes 4usf9ufe5 fir
Hef olutionen mar, ausgearbettet lporosn unp
1tteB auf teinen Wiber1tanb.
Der Gonbent par elmer Der 9r0Bten, bic ie
i'm @puntD gebalten purben unb berIief in
Der beften @inigfett.
Solgenbe 9elegaten purben gum Stuats>
content gepGblt: %, 8. 9tnrt6fen, $50.
s. Doping, Go1, %, s. Mpott, Mai. Do. 3.
Gallon, SO. s. &baer, Sbomus Walfb, Ri3%
ter .. g. S6omp1on, Sliper Goultas, :.
g. &noles, S6os. Groufen, Selir 9. nc
NboD, ghas. q. Barnes.
Sn Der in2acon %abgebaltenen regelmdBi3en
8erfammlung Der rRiper{t oe St1trict
Grange" bic aus berbprragenpen Sarmern
berf9iebener pDltti59er @ldubensbetennt@
niIIe aus ben Counties Maribaa unb Buts
nam beitebt, purbe ein1timntig cine &efoluz
tion anqenommen, tpel9e 1i9 fir 5tlbers
freiprdgung gum WertbberbdltntB bon IL
gu 1 erflGrt.
@eqen ale @rpartung tbeilte Der
0or1iber Des GentralcDmites, bon Wfdr1hau
Gountp, g.. 81. Stateler, nit, baB ii4 Der
G~entralausf6ub beriammeln tperoe, umWpr@
f~ebrungen fir einen @onpent gu @tretfen,
tpel9er Oelegaten 81 Der @prtngftel0er pc
mpfratif@en Contention pdblen lou. Ote
9emofraten BON Maribaa @ountp limb IN
Der sSraqe qetheilt. Die Silberleute be-
fommen fire Gtdrte aus ben t~letneren SrtS
f9aften.
syn Bloomington, SGinois, bat bas
bemofratiI9e @ountD : Central : eom1fe
bic 8rimGrpablen auf ben 20. aRat
angefebt, UNI Oslegaten gum @ountpconoent
gu tpGblen, Der Die @bgeoroneten tur pen
i'm SUM- tattfinbenben @taatsconpent mob
len 5pQ. Oer GountDconpent p1ro am 70.
Mai in Bloomington geAalten tperoen.
Ote 0emofraten BON @fftngbam Gonntp
ber1ommelten fi9 nm Sam1tag, UNI
Oeleqaten fir ben am 5. Stunt in Spring
fieIb Itattfinbenben @taatseOnOent gu lpd9@
len.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
1nnnel 1tnD Getuerhp.
lDohentliber Seribt.

Meber bic 51ne6menDe Equalization in ben
Mdrften nod Die 1tettge 3unabme in ben
eSnbuftrie3peigen 6a6en aufgeb0rt uno es
1T elm 3ei6en BON @efunb6ett, baB 1t9 in
ben probu3trenben eSnbuitrie3tDsigen 'tpeniger
MnSei9en Bpm 3Dgerung bemertbar MAIDEN,
als in IpefulatiDen greiien. @treifs tpegen
Go6ner60bung perben 3ablreiher unb berz
ur1a6en me6r Srubsl uno Die Na9frdge i'm
9leinperfauf 19leppte 6inter ben @boleIalez
oerfGufen ber unb SobbingsNntdufe bleiben
in einigen 3netQen binter Der Yrobuftion
auriid. Srobbem blidt Dur9 man6e etnz
amber ntberfrcitenbe 8eri6te Die SbatIu3e
bur9, baB Die SSnbuftrie i'm 3unebmen be-
griffen 1T, 5pdr nidt imSalopp unbSturmz
I6ritt, aber ftetig uno iiber.
Gs lit nentger flar, buB Die @iienbabnen
erbDbte @tnnabmen BADEN, ober bdB ueberz
prohibition BON 8aumno1e bur9 Elm Steigen
bon Is Gents pieber nett gema9t ptrb.
MGein Elm Mieberau flehen Der S6dtigfeit IN
alien bieIen Gi1tungen bient nur Da5u, bas
70 LANCE gei9punoene 8ertrauen pteDer gu
ItGrfen.
Observation-Disclosures er6alten mebr @eIo
fir @aaren unb 6aben i'm Nagemeinen 6Dz
6ere Q0hne. Ser GpnIum Der nDrbliben
Gpinnerei6efiBer piirbe, gum Marimalbe=
TRACE, 100000 8alen ausmaben, biefel=
BEN baben aber tbdtid9li6 $780, 900 8anen
qenommen unb BADEN einen prpfit an $780,
900 8alen, bic iie cOntroliren, BON $4,000
900.
Die Na9frage na9 8aumateriGG i'm gam
gen Qanoe mar ME grDBer, Der Boom in Del
bat cine groBe Na9frage ndd &Obren unb
platten gu lei6t erbDbten preiien gef9affen.
| 54tenen iino flat, pbglet9 cine &leinigteit
befer in Chicago; Orabt fir 3Gune, Idgel
unb 9rabtftangen itnb 10 fluu, baB fte faunt
%quotirt neroen unb na9 Stangeneifen, OBJ
qlei6 cine &letnigfeit bDber. 1T feline before
Nu9frage. 8eKemer &obeiien lit niebriger
| (GOrtistuaO ouf Der 2. Seits.l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01

Iiden Tamilie nit Nltsnabme oes
ibner ~erfranften &ronprtn3en, ielne
gauabine 8ismard unb Woltfe,
iotpte ietne Qeibdr3te berlammelt.
SIR jeben Oeutiben mirb bieie 9e7
treue 9arteuung beS groBten &C.
i9i9tIiden Greigniiies nab Der
@rinoung 6es neuen &etbes Elm
tpertbes @ebenfblatt iein an ben
Selbenfaiier 8arbablancd.
gfibt su 8rd,nien bere9tistc Qbonnen'
len fDnnen iebes Der Oben angeflbrten Bnz
der ober 8ilber segen @inienOung bon 80
Gents be3ieben.
0ie Quittung fir etngei6idtes @eIb err
foIgt auf benz fIeinen geIben 3ettel bnr3
gerGn6eruns bes Monats unb Der Sabresz
sobl.
8riefe un6 @eI6er obrefitre man an
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG CO.,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
lebten Sabre iiber 5 Mi1ionen 8aloren),
f9lteBli9 na9 9euti9lano ge6t.

I@+tSD*tH tOT ~N""INT"""~ S~T|
S9pei3er Shulunterridt.
Ser omerifanif9e gon5ul in 3iri9 in Der
@6lpeia tbeilt in einem 8ert9t an bas
@taatsbepartement nit, baB Der l1nterri@t
in Der @9tpei3 obltgatorii9 tit, uno DAB
l1nterrt6t, 8ii3er, S4reibmatertalten uno
anbere Ga6en alien S9ulfinbern obne Nus
nabme unentgeltli9 geliefert tperoen. 8ins
Der, beren Gltern ni9t i'm Stanoe fino, oie=
1elben gu fleiben, iperben NIT groben aher
b~auerbaften &leibern berfeben, tppfir Dds
@elb burb 8eitrdge aufgebra9t tptro.
Oas Goenac=6 efddft.
Ser Goniul Sibgeralb in Gognac, Jrante
reid, bat Dem Staatsbepartement etnen gez
ri9t iiber ben goenacbanbel 3ugsidnbt. Der
1elbe erqiebt, baB bic 8erf9idung aus ben
3u 1einem Gonfulargebiet geb0rtgcn 0ufen
i'm Sabre 1894 5,O6O,488 @aqonen 5etrng,
cine 3unabme BON 851,108 @ailonen gegen
bas Sabr 1893. 9iefe 3unabme 1T Der guz
ten Sraubenernte i'm Sabre 1893 5u5ui9retz
ben. 9ie gognacfabrifanten geben nit Dem
Plane UNI, gum S9uBe i6res 5abritoteS
gegen ben auberbalb bes gognac6e3irfes herz
geite1ten minbertpertbigen Irtlf.l einen
Srult gu bilben. Ser Same Gognac pirb
nt9t auein aIent6alben in Srdntreib, ionz
bern au9 in anberen 2dnbern benl5t. Goilz
Jul SiBgeralb iagt, baB Gognacga9dfte IN
8orbeaur unb Marieile anbere Qdnber NIT
gognac iiberl9nemmen. Die Weia5auer in
Der Champagne boben fi9 bas Re4t JeiGe1t,
fir lire Sabrifate aus16ltebli9 bas QGort
vgbampagner" gu benuBen, nno Die Tabrtz
fanten bon Gognac polen iebt 6afelbe Ne4t
fir ibre Waare beanipru9en.
6refhams's 5irforee.
@taatsminiter @refbam bat cine 3abelz
oepef9e an ben amerifanii9en 8otI9after
&unDon in Berlin abgei6idt unb i'm dufz
geforoert, Bel Der beuti9en Regieru1g babtn
81 pirfen, baB ben ameritanif9en 3eitungs@
G~orrelponbenten BEL Der nd9iten Monat
i~tattfinoenben @rDffnung bes Nor6oitIeez
Canals ale mOgli9en @rlei3terungen ge@
pdbrt tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
wndben- Auapnbr.
unfere meItausitelIun9.

9iefes pru9tperf 1T fettig 8um Ser
fanbt. @tr eriu9en Die 2eier, Wel4e busz
1e1be tpini9en, i6ren 8efteGungen 9lei4 ben
9eGbbetrag bet3ufigen, bd bur9 bas s. 8.
9.=@erfabren bic Soften fir ben 8erfeger
betrd9tIiG erb0bt unb Die 8efOrOerung pe-z
Ianaiamt tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
marnnna.

%11nieren Nbonnenten, borne6mli9 in Ga
@uIe, 81, unb Peru, ST., CUR Na@ri@t,
baB Siibor @tod in Ga Safe, Su., in feiner
@erbinbung nit %unferer 3eitung fe3t unb
besbaI6 audi nidt berebtigt lit, 9elber ober
8eiteuungen fir un5 anaunebmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
unIere Gprrefppnbenten unb M5,ntsn

- rnfere GOrrefpOnbenten unb N3.ntsn
beIu6en bic f~Olgenoen Staten:
6err puul SriebeG ben Staat Soma.
6err 5reb S9erf bic Staten Wi8conin
nnb Mi3igdn,
0err SriB @rreb bic Stauten MiiIouri,
&rfanfas, Seras unb bas Snoianecz3errtz
tprium.
Serr 8. @9par5 ben Stat SGtnois.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
50 WILL BUY A Nice KNABE Piano. F.. BAURER & CO.
THE HOTEL REGISTER.
Anecdotes and Personals of Those Who
are stopping IN tho city.

Anecdotes and Personals of Those Who
are stopping IN Tho city.
McLURE-J. E. Groves, Uhrichsyille;
L. M. Czech. OF Butler.
John Potts, Of Natsona, Pa, promi-
nent oil man. Is at the Windsor.
VAN KEUREN. II. Ii. McAuliffe, Of
Pittsburg; Frank D. Fox, OF Pniladel-
phia.
WIsDsoR John Mcmahon, Of Sis
tsrssille; Basil !. Bowers. OF New Mar
tinsvilIe.
SrAMM-R. Watson, OF Washington;
B. Ramsey. of Sstersville; John b.
Wilson, Washington, Pa.
ST. CHARLEs-R. L. Helm, OF Graf
ton; j. w. Mitchell and Wife, OF SIS
tersvile; P b. Harris, of Mannlngtoh.
MI. Urquhart and Il. NJ. Priest, Of
Sseubenvi lie, and G. A. Dean, Of MiDgo,
Official. of the Mingo Junction Iron and
Steel Company, were arrivals at the
Mcclure yesterday.
BEHLER-A. n. Prickard and Kirk
Hopkins, MADnlngtoD; Will I, S'deil
snd JOAN X. Dsnnay, OF New Martins
villr; Robert q, Lexington, U. n Ar
nett. Jr., II. 4. Morrison, OF Fairmont;
D n. Jackson snd J. N. Sheridan, OF
KingwoOd.
Mr.. Joseph thinner, the urbane and
popular night clerk at the Stanim
House, has resigned ats position 10 ac-
cept clerkship at the Hotel Windsor.
"Joe's" sunny disposition ADD courteous
treatment Of guests made him decided
favorite with the travelling public.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
TAR FLOOD A FIZZLE
TEE RIVER DID NOT RESPOND TO THE RAJ =
FALL WORTH 4 CENT.
he Wssr Practically Stationary From 2 p N
Yesi9rday Unll M'dngh, Last Night
kboG lbrss Million Bushels Of
Coal Coming Gu.
The LOCAL MARKS.

The rise which was threated In the
Ohio, Thursday night, as result OF the
previous TWEEN y-four hours OF rain, was
a total failure.
All OF yesterday and a considerable
portion OF last night WAS required TO
bring the river at this point TO stand,
at p. m, a very slight swell being OBJ
servSble on the wharf marks. Al mid
nigbt the upward movement was lit
tie more marked, but the total rise viii
be very small, and will be passed unno-
Ilced by most people.
The volume OF water IN the headwa-
ter streams appears 70 have been eXdg
geraJed by some of the spOndents,
while others, with the recolIec-
ton Of the former food fresh oD
iheir minds, predicted too much In
making up their estimate of what the
stage OF water would be by yesterday
Even the government weather observer
81 PittsbUrg TOOK the alarm, aud pre-
dicted p feet 81 mat point, when only
about Il was actual J reallz ed, aud this
observer is usually very accurate, an III
stance OF this occurring tue drst Of the
week. He predicted % foot stage al
Pittsburg on thAt occasion, ana the
actual result was 25 feet 9 inches.
OF course. with the river at this point
declining rSpldiy at a IS foot stage, IL
took 3 Dig lot Of water to check
IL up, and about all the ener-
gies OF the rainfall were eX'
pended Ia turning the scale, even u
the slight extent observable last night
A moderate shipment OF coal was
commenced st PittSburg Thursday, and
last night the FIRST OF the feet passed
down. Additional shipments will prob
Roly be made to-day. Up 10 noon yes
terday the following boats had left
Pi,tsburg: Dick Fulton, 6 coal boats,
8 barEes and fats; Crescent,
1 coal coats and , barges; Hornet,
No. 2, coal boats, barges, fats;
Enterprise, Osrges, fat; TwiIighr, 5
coal bosta, fiSt; Lud Kseter, oargsS;
Rasoluts, osrgss. 2 coal boats, IiAts;
Bertha, barge; Fsllie, 6 coal boats, 4
barges; Mariner, II barEes, 2 fats;
Cru ser, D coal oOaLs, 4 USTseN; dC' uC,
8 barges, 4 fats; John o. Phillips, )
bargss; Enlerprise, coal boats,
bsrges, I fat; Sam Brown, 2 coal boats,
: oargss, nat; Bslie McGowsn, G
barges, 1ats.
This makes total shipment since
noon Thursday OF A coal boats, rs
bAraes and 81 fats or total OF 9, 25G,-
600 bushels. The total shipment on
the present rise no until this report
elosad, was 3,152,OOO bushels. So far
as could oe learned 90 otner accidents
except those already reported had oc-
currs3 About 1000 600 bushels sre in
the pots aud the haroor awaiting ship
meat.
Al zen o'clock yesterday morning the
Frank Gilmore struck a pier a,
Jones & Laughlin's bridge, bad
Nv damaging the towbcat, sink
ing one coal boat and damaE-
ing another. The towbosts Delta and
stella Morsn went 10 the Gilmore's res
cue. and the tow was run ashore. The
boat sunken was valued at $1,000, and
tbe other loss will be a. much more.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

NYE N WASHINGTON. - A
Thoughtful Expression % Sne Brow OF
She Present Congress. See SuAca7 Req.
ister
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

Before Jtld5e CanDbsI:-
n. 3. Horkheimsr Y. Hiram Thatch
or; Judgment for defendant; motion for
new trial overuled.
Eli Green V. Fidelity, Building, Loan
and IuveStment Association; heard by
Court, which found for defendant.
Azslla Groves v. Sonsafsll, et al, on
trial.
In The matter OF the petition Of ia
cot Ktadsl0erEer, guardian OF Caroline
KrsIs, there WAS so order hling petition.
Before Ja5ss Pluii:-
In Theo. Aillsr'S administrator, v.
Y. A. Miller aud others, there was q
decree Of rsisrsace.
John Scrsioer, a native OF Germany,
WAS admitted 20 citizenship.
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ECHOES AMONG THE HILLS
A Story OF West Virginia. Continued
See Sunday Register.
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TAG JAPAsK,n TREATY.
Secretary Gresham aud the Foreign 81
ialr, committee , OusEltinG Uuonlt.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January Ii
Secretary Of State Gresham spent an
hour ct the Capitol to day in consulta-
tation with mem bers OF TIT Committee
on Foreign Relations sud other Senators
regarding the importance Of receiving
the speedy confirmation OF the japanese
treaty. There has been some delay in
I considering this treaty because OF GER
tain industrial provisions which II isiled
TO embody. Mr.. Quay, with whom Sec
rectary Gresham held somewns.
lengthy conference, declined 10 talk
about the Interview, but IL Is believed
that the result of Mr.. Grssham's con
ference will be satisfactory TO the in
dustrial organizations OF the country.
II is expected that the treaty will be
confirmed at an early date.
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do Blankets for little money at
DlU GEO. NJ. SHOOK IL Co. $


New York, January 1.-The funeral
OF Mrs. William Waldorf Aston will be
held from Trinity Chapel on West
Twenty-SiIth street, at 1870 2. M, sat
urdsy. The tody viii be buried 10 the
family plot in Trinity Cemetery on
Washington Heigh,hs. There will be
ten pail berrsrs selected from among
friends OF the family. Mr.. AstOF himself
prepared the list which will be given TO
The public to-day. The Rev. Morgan
DIX will offlcate and 40 invitation mas
been extended 20 Bishop Potter to assist
RolSslvss OF Mrs. Astor are expected In
this clay tomorrow morning 10 attend
the funeral.
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DAILY REGIsruR FOR THE LEai'
LAgEvs sRSsToN.

The Daily Register will be sent by
mail to any address from now till the
fourth of March, 1895, for ONE Dol
LAR, payable in advance. This will
extend over the time OF the regular SEES
sion and any possible extension.
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The BlInd TO Sec.

1t is like making the bInd see to use
n pair of glasses fitted by Prof. Shelf.
the scientific optIcian. he also keeps
people from going blind by correctly tit
ting tAsir syss Consult him and have
your eyes scientifically examined for
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Fran,nrsd Ri. COLLAR Bone.

Albert. twelve year old son Of Her
man Custer, OF Soutn Eoff street, while
playing on the sidewalk with some com
pAnions last evening, fell. and fractured
his collar bone. DR.. j. w. Pipes was
called, and rendered the necessary
surgical aid. just two years ago the
lad fell and broke the Same bone in the
same place.