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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o.. January &-flour
auie. and unchanged.
Wheat-WithoIt essential chance,
Cora-Ou.et 40. white, track E'-c-
z Oats-Qu,ct; No. mixed. track, &c
farI-S'teady; fair demand, steam / ar
NV Salt Msats-Steady; shoulders. &c ;
short-r.bs, Sic; clears, S.4c., boxed -
'Bacon-steady: fair demand; shoulders
SIC: shorts. C4c.; clears, o.-c.s poAtd'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27

BAILOU.-Died January Goth, at
Lynch's, Campbell county. Va, MAGGIE,
youngest daughter OF Mr.. J. J. Ballou,
formerly OF this city.
Interment in Hollywood MONDAY, the
18th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27

Journal. and Il will no doubt receive
the general support OF the Bench and Bar
Of the State. The new publication. which
, VIII be known as the Virginia Law
Register. will consist OF about eighty,
pages. AMI VIII be devoted especially 10
the local laws OF Virginia from the
standpoint OF the practitioner. The J.
i. Bell Company, OF this city. Will have
exclusive control OF the business and pub
fishing department. Judge Burks will be
editor in chief. and Professors Graves
and Lie associate editors.
DIR. HALL HONORED.
DR.. ". T. Han, Of the First Presbyte-
Ran church IN this city has received
telegrlpaic notification OF his unanimous
election by the Board OF Trustees OF Co
lumbia theological Seminary 10 the chair
OF Theology IN that institution. The tee
gram requested a reply from Dr. Hal
Simplifying his acceptance CT declinaiion
Of the position. SO that tho board. then
In session. might not adjourn without n
definite understanding upon so important
a matter. Or. Hall replied that II his
election TO the chair was unanimous
one by the board. and was furthermore
agreeable 70 all OF the professors who
would be associated with him in the
seminary. he would accept the appoint
ment. subject TO the decision OF the Mont
gomery Presbytery.
DIR. Hall has been pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church for more than TWEEN
ty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
TOBACCO CULTURE INCREASING.
Wilson Reaches Out in New Terrltory-CIr.
Gus Co he Ecueafed

'Us 70 DC itVIrattN.
WILSON. n. g.. January 2s.-(SpeclaD
oacco culture in uis section Of North
carolina is increasing. Arrangements are
beng made 10 erect two large ware
houses az Springhope. Nash county. That
'.a heretofore been in the territory from
"hlch he Wilson warehouses have been
craving. aud IT wlli 10 doubt cut on
we trade some In that direction. Our
"Iei.odtemea, however. Will reach out
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MARRIAGES.

HEWITT-MORRIS.- Married. In Wash
ington. d. c.. January "A. 1870 by Rev.
o. Brown. HARRY G. HEWITT and
PEARL +. MORRIS. both OF Richmond.
They will visit Baltimore before return
Ing.
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TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YEsTrRDAY
vas clear and warmer. The skies at mid
night were olondless.
State OF Thermometer
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RlCIAOND, January ., IbUh
Lgs.-2, 600 Richmond. Frederlcksburg an
Potomac dividend obligation at ll41E.
Ctostny ouofaflOus.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUAGY 20, 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas, DeYo, Norfolk. msrchsn-
disc ana passengers; Irwin We.1ger, supsrin-
ttudent
SEQ ner Bessie Brown. Smith, Philadelphia,
Goa. ;. Il. Halves & Go.
SchoonerJ. 81. BroomhslI, Cardy, Baltimore,
coz ;. a. HAYES & CO.
schooner ). j. Reese. foxwsil, PamunksY
river. hlcAory lOss; Virginia ana North Caro-
Ina Wheel Company
SAILED.
Schooner Mary Curtis. Maker, Charleston via
NoIfi!k, coal: yc-3o', Gurus & Parker.
Schooner E. r. Johu5Oi. Paul, No-.oik, gGan) /;
Durham Fertilizer Company
Barge Ashland, Kings bul Wharf, 10 load
poplar wood lcr Wilmington, Del; vessel, Cur
lis & Parker.
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High-CIaSS Investments

We offer FOR SALE the following s'''a'"''
U,sh.irado lnyestmeni Bonds; coSo,
yIRGIyIA CENTURY % PEk "A IL y 49, ~
ciTS OF RiCHMOND PEk CsS i !, GGoLp
"a. TENN. 1871. NICE. PIX VS' - w.
u Pc I ~ p. Y. 7PER CENT coz; sl0SSA n
r. a +. K. r. PBA CkNi' p4'''-
prfIs Ss,3a 'Y r.. r. PR cENI. s!0CA vr
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE -"
cusR ROt cni. kAUGUSrA ISL EAip. -
SuRS COZ. 4 AUGUSTA 20. ht"L
RAM q sTocKs. INsU RANCE sios,, =, ..a in.
ana esaer choice seen i.ios. . Dsa, a,rss.
tefsst coll ected for clients $500, M SOLD
FOkkl0N EACHANUA DV0 ia
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Alabama Glass A).................'. '.,,lOf
AiaCG.ua Cas- b.. ................. ......lOt
AADatuh tilasS Nl......-s s-.''.-.'..ssss.s ys
LC1l- INA stamped ..................lOO
NOatu CarJluL 4s.......................,.
= OrLu carolina s-..........-.-.. .'...s,....l<O
southern RaInGy . 49,. ................. b11s
s.u.horu kau0ay, common ............,.. ~
southern Eal.Way, preIetrei..... ........ 80
:. 1. 4lts....................
Tennessee ucF settlement SO. ....... SO. c4bt
virginia IS, rtd..................... 81
Virginia Trust noceipts. Stamped ......... sy4
Slid LcntJ-5..s...... .........s... =, O5Ss GVt
United states As, resistete
United states 8. coupon .........,.......,ll3
United slater = ., ouLon................. "
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Whiskey-steady at So.
ST. LOUIS.
CT LOUIS. MO. January 2G.-Fiour IN

ST. LOUIS. MO, January 26-Floir I'M
'D lsg'hissat-Low.r; January. 1885, Nay
%" G'o5rin-Lowsr; January. 2glc.; May. al
a65ts.Iowsr: January 90, Nay 29.c
Pork-standard mess, In's - H.. 81, %
nv Sailed Meats Shoulders, $40
longs. So: Gears. $50 sh5r, l1t,
U3con-B0Xed shoulders. &C.; longs
go. clears. bt.c.; shorts,
High Vines steady al 81
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL January 8.-l-.sJ 7. NJ
Cotton In moderate 4 n-iHl' ~ SS,i-s.
changed mlding, 3d.. sAl,s 49, ~ Dlls ri.
,r,"riran. 100 balcs. speculation ana eA-
nort - bales. Rec .pt5. l.o'V oa.ea
american, $50 bales. NtuteS opel'tu
quiet and steady; demand lsa.' Jahu.' 81,
W ,l,G ESD. March. and April.
s6-sil Nav AMI June, esd. july
-,I Areu-t 3 2-6fi; August ana otptem-
Ssr. 9fm. Futur quiet and ste'ly' -.
NEW YORK, January. @.-,Co,iton duil
ana easy: m.diiins Gui' i'-lOe'' i'''-
INIT F,5fiTes So Closed quiet January, 80;
Frshrtn-v. SIS; March. $40: April $.y-'
Nav. S Sc: june, &.59: july, ~. Angus,
D65. september. SAh; OCTOBER |''''
9eet reeej 3 9's IS. bales: gross. 4!s7 bales;
AXoorts 10 Great Britain. 2e0 oal e on.
ti,i.Df -5 bales: forwarded, 4S9- pas +.
saies 81 bales, all spinners; STOCK. l0'--S
Total visible supply OF cotton Tor ne
world IL 1888 bales. OK which 4So' ~
bales are American, against 4sot.s" az ~.
0sS. 7oi bales. respectively. for ths SONS
'Receipts this week az all Interior towns
1g5f22 bales Receipts from TIE lAis "a. a.,
tions $50. $50 bales. crop IN sish'' ''--''''
bales.
N,,r,y ORLEANS. January 26.--Coiton--
r.,,t,,,ss steady. 6aies. ZOO bales, Jand-
arv. sS.0S; February. S.li; March. &is'
April. E.25. May. S.2s; June. H'Sai 'uS'
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GROOMING CROPS.

Weather GoueraiIy Favorable Except in
Ohio Valley and New England.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. June lS.-The
weather bureau in its repor: OF crop
conditions Tor the week ended June Il =,
says: The past week has been gen
orally favorable to crops except in the
states OF the Ohio Valley, New York
and portions OF New England, where
rain is much needed and drouth is be-
coming serious to some sections.
Harvesting OF winter wheat has be-
come general. except over the northern
portion OF the winter wheat bolt. whero
it will begin this week; in Oklahoma
and southern Kansas harvesting has
been Completed.
Corn con tinues in excellent condition
in tho southern states and ia growing
rapidly in Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and
Wisconsin. and whilo tho crop is gcner-
ally doing we'll elsewhere. it would DO
improved by rain in the states OF tho
Ohio valley.
Tobacco planting has been pushed
rapidly in Virginia and Maryland and
has begun in Wisconsin. In Ohio and
portions OF Kentucky plants are dying
from drouth.
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THE CoIL,iN DISASTER.

Tho Culpnhiiiiy nr the Pacific .inii Com.
rany icluE Showu.
SAN FGAScIsco, Juno lS.-An evening
paper sayS: When tho governments
investigation shall have boon held there
will DO no lack OF testimony to show
tho culpabiIity OF tho Pacific Mail com.
pany in tho Colima wreck. besides tho
testimony given before tho hull and
boilcr inspectors. \. D. McClelland has
received letter from his brother, who
has II coast ranch In Mexico, near tho
sccnu OF tho wreck. Ton OF tho wrecked
Passengers aro being cared Tor by him
AMI their story OF tho wreck corrobor.
a!o' all that has been said against tho
management OF tho ship. McCiclIand
writes that from tho story told by tho
survivors At his place, tho wreck was MI
duo to Captain Taylor.
Certain II Is. said the writer. chat
Ito made no at,Umpt whatever to save
tho pHs,Ougcrs. Tho rescued pasScn.
gers toll ma that tho coverings werd not
oven taken oil tho boats. and further
that the passengers wore not notified OF
tho danger until five minutes before
tho Colima wont down. Tho freight
ports could not DO closed OIL account OF
tho immense cargo OF lumber aud other
merchandise. Tho water rushed
rushed through those port holes and in
n i0w minutes put out the fires IN the
engine room, when the ColimN was
practically nj tho mercy OF tho waves.
| learn that feeble attempt was made
to hoist sall, though thoro was such
confusion that it was practically useless
TO a,tompt to do anything.
Tho government inquiry will be
directed TO ascertaining among other
things, how it was that tho officers OF
the San Juan failed to pick up tho pas
sengers who havo bcca drifting ashore
near the scene Of tho wreck after the
San JGaI's departure. There Is a6und-
ant evidence that iherc will be somc-
thing like thorough search for tho sur.
yivors il il ia thought that many lost
their lives through their neglect.
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MINERS ORGANIZE
In tho Indiana DiStrict--Thry liny JoiI
knights OF Labor.

In tho Indiana DiStrict--Thny Mny Join
knights OF Labor.
EvASSviLLs, lSD., Juno lS..-John W.
Hayes. grand socrctary.trca.urer OF tho
knights OF Labor; ]. ". Kenny. OF
Omaha, and II. Il. Martin, OF Niuneap-
oils, members Of the general executive
board OF tho organization, arc here 90
day holding an important conference
with coal minors from all over the coun-
try. Their object is to roorganiso the
district boundary that had dissected the
organization. A guarded secret meeting
is being held to-day.
The following officers were elected:
District master workman, \. \. Adams.
Jacksonville. Ohio; district worthy
cullman, James Nolan, Montgomery,
Ind. district secretary. William klus-
meier. Montgomery; executive board
Isaac Edwards. Shawnee, Ohio ;-Gates,
CanneIlsburC, Ohio; Thomas Minueug,
Gloucester, Ohio.
\ new constitution aud bylaws was
adopted, the contents OF which remain
4 secret. A large number OF organizers
were chosen to 20 into active field work
foF the purpose OF organizing the miners
all over the country. All the new Off.
GERS were directed to take the field also
in the interest OF tine Knights OF Labor.
The convention is large one and it is
eviden: the miners are going to come
back to the old Knights oil Labor organ
ization. There il much enthusiasm
among its delegates regardin. It's out
look
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TorEEA, Juno l8.-ln his telegram
reyre.ting his inability to attend to.
days silver conference. Senator W. n.
Stewart says:
Am enlisted in Kentucky silver
fight; cant be with you. Restoration
OF silver Tho only hope to stop falling
prices and destruction of American
homes. 40 other issue OF importance
compared with tho necessity OF break
ing the gold corner. Ono moro gold
president will down tho Americans to
sorvitude, perhaps for all time. Four
ffths Of the American people arc op.
posed to pny kind OF money. tho pur.
chasing power OF which grows in
safe."
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FOR SAID.

House, five rooms. brick, corner lot. ed s.rc.,
s!.&Oy.
Two brick houses and I.ronmcd house In r.,,
ENlT ST., 9Th wnrd. rents for $40 per year. StyIi
House. 9rOomsr brick, lot JjXl.2 H.. Chaplas
ST. jth ward. 5000.
splendid lot for dwelling. y. MaIn street; ne,-
6th street SIOn
House. liroom' and store room Main s,-ss
near2lNt street. lOtiIyl.J feet.
House, 9rOoms ind hall, ChaplInc street, mar
I'D street, SOD.
Corner lot Lind street. T}cyedcre. $50
House. FOODS, brick, aud Stable, 18th s;..r
$40
House. 5 rooms. It,h street. SiGol
House. rooms and hall. corner North F;on.
and Kentucky streets, $1,000
Double frame house. 10 rooms and store roo,.
corner OF 81 and Jacob streets. rents for 81 Ne.
month, $500. ~
House, rooms. brick, md i.roomcd house IA
Ermt. Fol- stTrcI. Centre Wheeling. <I,OOl
hOUsc. I rooms, 18th street. Sl.Oll
House rooms, l2Eh street, cheap On el,y
terms. 500
House, roous, brick. Jacob street. 18th wa,t
Si.SDl
House. rooms and hall. PARK View. 10: DIX
10 fcOI. ca'y Terms. SL1Ij.
eE5' terms SLjll
mouse, ROOMS, corner lot. 2i:A street, cas-,
te:InS. SliO.
House. ) rooms MsCollcch street. Los: Whee..
inG si.7Gi
llou,e,7 rooms and hall. with lar;e lot. li:a
Street. $500
House 5Tooms. baltimore street. las: whss..
Ing easy tC-IIS Sl0'l
House. rooms. 18th street. easy terms. slTl.
House II Eoouis. bE.ci. with la-Sc lot lj.l
steel. chcan
House: rooms, Jacob street. Oh ward c,iy
terms. $500.
House. rooms Wood street j;h ward. sl.G,l
!lonSc,G rooms. hTir'I. Market street. Cent?.
Wheeling cheap. Sl2Jl ''1
Lots OF Lind sheet. pelvcdcre. SD Gnt s.7j
each.
Three lots IN Park View. cheap.
business property on Market stree: a. moi,:.
ate pric,.
$50 SDo. 500, $500. 5000 aud :. sd to loan o.
real estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

At Bcnwood last evening the annual
closing exercises OF the public schools
took place. The audience crowded tho
hall, and the exercises were exceeding.
II c.eGitable. The graduates this year
were W. o. Por,erfeld, Alta NJ. Ed.
wards. Linnie May Riddle. Elsie Pearl
Peabody. May Hausman, Loire Lander,
May Pearl Taylor, Halle Belle Martin.
Kate Hall. Hattie Satertield, Annie Hall.
and Lo.tie Nav Price. Both pupils and
teachers had made extra efforts to give
an unusually fine entertainment, and
they succeeded. uacketts orchestra,
OF Bsllsire. added much to the pleasure
OF the audience by its music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June IS.-Tho
event OF Vanderbilt commencement was
the address OF DIR. Chauncoy ". Depcw
Mt tho Tabernacle tonight delivered be.
fore an immense audience. The address
Wac to havo been delivered at the Ven
dome theatre. the largest in tho city,
but its capacity was not equal TO the
demand for seats. and the tabernacle
was selecteh. On the platform was
assembled tho university faculty and
prominent citizens, and tho audience
was a magnificent one. Upon being
introduced, Mr.. Depew was received
with rounds Of applause. and during
his address wa4 freely and spontaneous.
~ greeted with applause.
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COMPTON, r. l., June lS.-The funeral
Of Cyrus Holden, n wealthy resident OF
Arctic Hell. which has JUS: occurred,
was ono OF tho most remarkable over
held in this state. Holden, who is a
direct dcacondcnt oi that Holden who
was banished from Massachusetts in tho
days OF Roger Williams, before ho died
wrote programme for his own funeral,
which included the reading OF an OK.
tract from pope's Essay on Man." re-
cital of ono OF iIolden'a Original poems,
and popular musical solcctiopa to be
played nj tho house and ut tho grave BY
band. Tho programme WA carried
out in detail.
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Mr.. Walter L. Bracken. OF Maple Hill,
Kansas. and Miss Emma Eva Connolly,
Of Mt. Pleasant. were married yesterday
At the residence OF the brides mother,
Mrs.. Mary Counelly. by Rev. Samuel W.
Pringle. OF the Presbyterian church.
The attendants wers Mr. Fred Upde.
graf and Misa Do!lie Starr, who accom-.
panied the newly wooded couple to this
city, whence they lett on tho $3.50 train
on'the Baltimore q Ohio tor Chicago.
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Squire Gi!lespy yesterday issued war
rants for James A. FiIan, on complaint
Of Ed 'Fitzsimmoag. who charged him
with assault and with assault and n
breach OF the peace. The hearing was
set for Friday.
A warrant WAS also issued for William
Arndt, OF the Eighth ward. on 4 charge
of proiane swearing, preferred by
ne:chbor,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

Lord Colin Campbell came promi-
nantly before the public as tho defend.
an, in a suit ior judicial separation i'll.
stitutcd BY his wife, after three years OF
married life. The evidence in tho case
was Of highly sensational character,
and attracted all the moro attention be.
CAUSE tho defendant was tho brother Of
the marquis OF Lornc. husband OF prin.
ccss Louise. Lady Colin Campbell was
the daugh ter Of the late Edmond Magh-
lin Blood, esq.
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travelling by blackboard to Nacasari
from Disboc, Arl1, with money to pay
tho employees, he was attacked by
masked mon noNr Cacliuta. q point
nbout forty miles soutl, OF Arizona limo.
and moro than 100 miles southeast OF
Nogalos. Tho driver. n man named
Moreno, was killed and $4,000 was ,akon
by tho brivanls.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted TO
record transfers OF real estate as follows:
May Is by G. Schmidt and othe:a to
J. W. Bel.z < Soas Co., Tor sos, lot So
in Bslvedere.
May 81 bye. Schmidt and others to
W. J. Bennett, for Sl55, lot 70 in Be!ve-
dere.
June Is by Charles f. kieldsirC and
wife to Paul Jepson. for S3l5, lot 4 in
Eydinger's addition.
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senLl,rrMll.ort yIeM..

BALTIMORE, June lS.-To.day's News
contains letters IRON many prominent
southern editors giving their opinions
on the silver question and the drift OF
sentiment in their respective actions.
Out Of twelve replies ten arc unaltcra-
bly, opposed to tho free coinage OF ell
yer, as against two who are
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tho past six months. returned yos.cr.
day. MisI Ulrlch will givo hor alton.
ton TO art almost exclusively. and may
havo painting TO exhibit at the coming
State Fair.
". W. Irwin 10 spending n flow days at
MI, Lake Park.
Mr,. G. =. Spear, OF sislcrsvillc, 10 n
guest at tho BehlCr.
W. II, Clark, OF Spencer registered at
tho Boiler yesterday.
". I. Robinson WIS at Moundsvillo
on business yesterday.
J. G. John aud wife, Of Wollshurg,
autographed ut tho Mcl.urc.
J. G. St Clair, OF Grafton. auto.
Graphcd ut tho Stamm last evening.
c. 0stcn, Of Sistnr,villc, was among
last evenings arrivals at tho Stamm. "
Mrs. Laura Carr aud daughter, Of
CINrksburc. registered 1t tho Smmm.
Mrs. i. L. Dovcncr accompanied tho
captain Oh tho Cleveland excursion yps.
tcrday.
II. G. Williams, OF Sistcrsyillc. waa n
visitor hero yesterday, gncat nj the
Behler.
Miss Mary Vcclicr, OF tho Island,
sailed fIom Now York yesterday for
Europe.
L. II. Scott aud J. j. Ward, OF BcvCr.
", were among Yesterdays arrivals nj
tho StaTW.
y. {. Stewart, Of Sistcrsville and L.
S. Easton, OF Warrington, arc guests at
tho Stamm.
W. L. Kirchncr and 4. J. Jamiaon, OF
MiddiobOurac, figured on tho register Rt
the Stamm.
George Heard and Ernest Queen, OF
Pittsburgh, we'll known oil men, arc At
the Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs, o. i. RNmey and son,
from SistcrSyillc. are in the city, guests
ut the Stamm.
NJ. J. BASEL. the well kuown Fair.
mont attorney, registered ~ the Nc.
lnro yesterday.
Edward Kramer and wife, OF tho
Island, arc visiting relatives out q. 81.
Clairsvllc junction.
Mr.. Ed. Riel and family. OF Thirteenth
street, have located ut NJ Lake Park
for tho heated term.
Miss Ada Graham and Miss Emma
Dare have lett for Chicago to spend Il
few weeks with friends.
Rev. DR.. Rikcr is homo from Scio. O.,
whore no preached the 6accalaurcntc
sermon 10 the graduates OF Scio college
last Sunday.
Misses Jennie Bailey and Rose
Sweeney ara in New York City. from
which place they will sail OH Saturday
Tor all extended trip through Europe.
Editor ]. II. Mccoy, OF the Sisters.
viile Oil Review, accompanied bY Mrs.
Mccoy and son, registered at tho Stamm.
They arc on route home after visit to
Pittsburgh.
Congressman Warren Miller and
Capt. John X. Thompson, uf the Fourth
district, were among those who came up
yesterday forenoon in timo TO Join :he
| delegation bound Tor Cleveland.
Mr.. John ThoIen, formerly employed
By William Herman, OF Lcatherwood,
lett on Monday over tho Panhandle
Tor Philadelphia. whore he Will sail for
Antwerp on the steamer Switzerland
His son. Mr.. John Thonen. OF the
Adams Express Company. accompanied
him rs ia. as Pittsburgh.
Morris N. llorkhcimor. q prominent
wool dealer OF Wheeling, ". Va, was in
Pittsburgh last night on his way to
Philadelphia. lie says the wool bust
ness is improving slightly. and that the
general feeling among dealers is that
there will be a material change for the
better in shor. tiinc.-PhsJurgh Times,
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PITrsruRGH, juno lS.-The confer.
ence between the American Film, Glass.
workers and the manufacturers here to-
day resulted in the adoption OF last
years scale. excepting for engravers,
who have been reduced 10 TO 20 per
cent Oh the cheaper grade, OF work,
where the machine. entered into COM