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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-29

ioraay vac . very quiet day In the
1roduce markets and prices on near
- epr1uodilies were low and weak. A
sd shipment was received from
kenia BY the San Francisco steamer.
arrived Sunday night, and this. to-
- nth the slow movement. made the
l.6yer stocks for the day larger than
me California consignment con-
principally Of oranges, apples and
lanies, all arriving in excellent con-
a TIE cloudy. d.sagreeable weather
"a tse effect OF keeping . number
xC1cIs away.
MA fruits oranges are in tho heavi-
IS nupely and make very attractive dis
- Eh<y are dull, however, and no at
8 made TO maintain asking prices.
- nsvels sold yesterday for s. per
- osd some dealers let them go for
E6& oeediings were sold for 81 per box.
1<nFfanean sweets were quoted at $l.50
r Nh per box. Choice lemons are nu-
~ and are quoted at $3.50 per box.
nert on them Is very slow. Lines
"a q Hight supply and are almost ne
4&RH-ES ta4Vb0 Ad4A3y WStA ~ THO
Ates prevailing and In order to ef-
~ mles considerable shading OF asking
~ has to BIO. done by dealers.
1nry grades were quoted at prices
n1eS from $.lo to $50 per box. while
I'm grades were marked at 65 cents
L ~ Tropical fruits are plentiful and
efnent op them Is very slow. Occa-
onIly saies Of dates or figs are made.
II MIR in small quantities. Nuts are
&luf and are neglected. Cranberries
~ tbr "A cents per pound and move
6latIy.
44etabies Of al descriptions were plen-
n yesterday for the requirements Of
no and moved Off moderately well. A
e11lgnment was received from California
- ere from WILDLY island. Prices on
( - - low and have a slight downward
& tepey. Celery remains firm at 50 cents
IA dozen. Potatoes are plentiful ana
\ ~ u quotations.
R1lry produce Is plentiful and asking
4 Eiees are not strictly adhered to. East
- nsamsry butter Is firm, but native
California stock Is weak. Cheese Is
n eanged Ranch eggs are very weak
al Prices have no stability whatever.
~ market Is overstocked and no reason
oasr Is refused. Poultry Is quiet.
q @ly movement being in chickens.
w and feed remain Arm at quotations
Roeks are fair sized. Oats are
~ nrmer and can't DO had for less
eaa Qs per ton.
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and. 80: 81 pAu1. G1-s; o. Pxnl Pre-
ferred Ms 81 Paul = omaAa. =; 81. Paul
= Omaha preferred. IA; 0oukherA Pacific,
- - Sugar Re0nery. ~ -: Tenn. Coal
= Iron. Ml9: Texas Hxci1e. sf-3: rol. &
q Cen. preferred, MI: Union Pacific.
- 2. q ExpFesss =: wabash 81. L Z
PC. -: Wsbash st. L . PIKE pre-
eerred. p; wells Fargo Exprsns. Ms:
Western union. ms-s: Wheeiinr 8 L Il.
80: Wheeling = L. T. rreferrsd. s:
Mimi = 81 Louis. -: Dsn & r. G.. 10 IL:
Gen. Electric. = -. National Lanseed, Is:
Col Fuel = 4. - 1-1; Col Fuel q 4 pre-
feFrsd =: H = Ter. Cent. 1l-s; Toll. A.
~ = North Mich. IL: Tol St Louis q
K @. I: Tol St Louis = X. c. pre-
Ssrrsd. Z
Fetal salss.
Tho total sales Of stocks today were
baccO. xsee: American Sugar. 3. 80: Bur
ncgton. s,so6; Chicago Gas a1oe: Distlll-
Ing. zeoe; Erie. 100: General Electric. n
GO: l. q n. $50: Missouri Pacifc, Also:
National Lead. lssoo: n J. Central, $50:
Northwestern. z5c: Rock Island. 4.ae:
81 Paul. 1880; Southern railroad. 4foe:
Southern Railroad preferred, SOC: West
ern Union. 6loe
ns,a.
Hors-9tsady.
west
Weol- ouist
Mssais.
Pig irun-ouiet.
T1n-Quiet and weak; straits. 91A5os
plates. dull and weak
SpeIter-Weak; domestic, an
Lsad-Firm: exchange price. Q.1o0
&121-2
Copper Steady. brokers price. ssH IL:
exchange. 3s.00ss6.
CA3.e.
Co1ee-options closed barely steady 1t
ao4z points net advance. including: jan
uary, slAS5a1Aso: October. sl4Ss: Decem-
Der, $4soai4.9o. Spot coffee-Rio, frm:
No. !. ls 1-sc: mild. steady.
Sugar
SugAr-Raw. arm: centrifugal. s6-tsst.
: Ills ex-ship. Refined. quiet.
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CHICAGO nAskErA
The Beayd q Trade.

Chicago. Jan. z.-The price Of May
wheat took a fresh tumble at the OPEN
Ing today. The crowd appeared to have
scarcely any selling orders to start with.
From 53 1-S953c for a few lots right ct
the start, the price rattled down IN less
than . minute to Sc s-Sc- That decline
appeared good enough for rome shorts to
cover and In the next forty minutes It
had reached IS Lac. The rush to sell at
the start was doubtless duo to the Wash
angton City news that q premium on gold
coin was within the possibilities Of the
week The price OF Map wheat was.
however. almost entirely q matter be-
tween longs and shorts. The former sold
early. causing the first break. The shorts
bought enough to cause q reaction to
IS 1-ic. That was faElowed by another
period OF realizing OF long wheat, which
was principally due to wicked shake
out OF holders OF corn. That caused
wheat to drop to 50 Sac. az which point
1t was again taken hold Of by shorts and
reacted to s. 1-2c, the closing price. The
visible figures did not have much tnflu-
ence as they showed about such q de-
crease as had been looked for.
Corn was firm at the start, but raid
ed the market. Stop loss orders became
numerous and the close was weak. Ship
pers here who have corn In New York
claim that they can find no sale for 1t
at the equivalent OF Chicago prices The
nominal opening price of corn was Is 1-2c.
or l-Sc above Saturdays close. It dropped
to <5c. and that caught the stop orders,
under the influence OF which the price
went down TO "A 1-fGH s-sc. After recov-
ering to II 3-4s5i4 7-sc and declining again
to a lac 1t closed at "A 5-Sc.
The business In oats was quite active.
Prices were following corn to some ex-
tent. selling up 1-s4i-4c early and then
participated In 4 decline which was kept
up until shortly before the finish, when
the markets raiited again and closed UNI
der Saturdays last quotations. The buy
Ing was quite fair, but scattered and
all in small orders. The visible supply
figures had no noticeable effect on the
market.
With only 5000 hogs at the yards, In
stead OF 5000 as estimated, the provision
market started firm, the first trading in
May PORK being at $io.75 against s0.s5 at
the close On Saturday. May lard opened
-, '.os
- 90 - a az .a,ss openins
cs,r,, ,.,-s.,. :.
,,-,,,,s,or,s "a -. : u
-. 49, - - sae = : .saahs auf-
80. - ~ sAe 1's a. ans s.ose
aas 1a1o a--c
's"s' A1 's 80 'o"'i'
s.oAins oa"tAsions:
wheat--January, so I-2c: May. ss1-2c.
Corn--January. II Use. May, 445-sc.
oats-January. Is i-4c; May. g Lac.
Probationary, siase I-2: May, sio,571-e
Lard-Janaary. s.sa L.. May. ss.sa
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fosrLAsD GRAIN MARKET.

aand. Jan Notwithstanding, so
~ FER Genital: waiia waiIa. 4oa41c
- basael.
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BANKS.
PEol LES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block, Seattle Wash.
Canital. s1oo o.

OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. President
Arthur A. Denny. Vice President
James r. Hayden. Man'gr. Cash'r, Sec'y
Frank ]. BIodgett. ...... Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins.
e. C.. Neufelder. r.. w. WilmanS.
.Transacts . savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 to 10000.
Interest allowed per annum. Six per
cent. on term deposits. 1 per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May ana
November. Leans made On real estate or
approved collaterals only.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time card In effect Oct n ffol.

Seattle and Whatcom route-8taso OF
Washington leaves Seattle daily, except
Saturday. at 10 p. m. Seattle and La Con-
ner Roufe--Fasrnayeu leaves Seattle daily
Seattle Route--State OF washington leaves
Seattle Tuesdays. Thursdays and 6atur-
days ~ 40 D. m.
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The Hctei Isangtsaszis corner OF Ellis ard
Mason ssreess. san Fraorz<co. WITH .
<russsASe Gxi04 AzS been sold BY ia
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER gosALrE.


Arisngtoa dock, leaves for StctcrsA ard
Port Townsend daily. except Sunday, ~
q u- Steamer Idaho leaves Tor Per.
Townsend and way ports daily. except
Sunday. ~ - sa-s SandxT. direct. At 3
q m. returning direct. ltxyes r0rt Tcyn-
send al .. n. Tese2kons IA
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

xN~3E " ~UA61 H1EzAdbx11F COs
Dispatch steamers from Seattle ~ fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria, at q. m. 1passengsrs re-
Is, 9. g.
For Alaska, Jan. and q. at q. "a.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Is. 20. g and 90
Tickets may be obtained at the ONCE Of
the company. at Ocean dock Seattle.
GQODAI.I1. PERKINS q Co,
General Agents, San Francisco
]. II. JOHNSON. r. s. Supt.. Seattle.
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CafA5~ ACROSS sz;
MUhJs..sAv GREAT
~ QAlIWNs States

writing and card tables. barber o6ops
dcws. etc, in connection with Psisce
ono. Class Coaches ana Famiiy X ToasisS
Trains leave Seattle daily It II .. :. IL
Everett. Ksitspeli.
Leavenworth. 1Arre.
Wanatcheos cSoekstnn.
Haysfngson. Fssgas Beala,
s1Hs.sss. 3 3 c G..,
Donnsr's Ferry.
.----------@---~-
Palace Sleeping Cars. Family Upholos
tered Tourist Cars fully equ1pped onI
.s cs.s. Sss s DpT Yae ss
Chance % see sos X ne sss sses.r
z Ansrics. the s5aes. having stone Bal
81. Paul ana Minnsapolis With With s vim To-
Ennls and. the south and Chicago and IL
. .s.slus srs & q. ioa Gas az -
tolSl LINES esiI lSD soull
Through Train TO yanOouve,
Without Change.
Train leaves daily at..............e:1s :. =.
Train arrives aasiy at-.....s....ssss0 y -
For applications and infosmssion sppa1
9 os q ri' Agent. Ga frons b. T. 3sslsi@
Wash "a. '
General Passenger and Ticket Aes1I ~
Paul. Nina. #
Depot Ticket onace, Commercial poel
between Madison and Marion strsstA
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EVERETT RouTE-STR. GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 7:S0 a. nj. and $50 .. a.
Leaves Everett 10 a. m. and p. m.
Sunday-l4eaves Seattle u q. N. Leaves
Everett p. m.
Fare-Single trip. 76c; round trip. uM
Connects. with boats Tor Tacoma and
6nohomish.
Landlng-Coiman dock. foot Of Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY,
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OLYMPIA TACOMA AND SEATTT n
ROUTE.
s Wiley Navigation Cas- Steamer ,
NJLTNOMAH-
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave Arrive.
OlympaA at. $50 myTacona at. $50 Z N
Tacoma at. 1850 mlSeattie 1T. lao m
SEATTLE St.. 100 . IA; Tacoma at LOO p m
Tacoma at. $50 D mSOiympla. at. $50 3 n
CITY OF ABERDEEN
Leave. Arrive
seattle. 80 q InITAcoma. s..9 80 4 N
Iacozna-..... 1880 a mlOlympsa ~: 20 p m
Olympda...... zoo p nsITacoma ....5.o0 p m
Tacnn1a-...... $50 p mlSeattle .....7.Sl D m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. 50
cents Landing at Seattle. City dock.
foot OF Main street.
CITY DOCK Co. Agents.
Capt Il Wiley, Manager. Telephone So
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roRKIeS MARKETS.
rfnauciai.

London. Jan. ss-Bar silver = La
Corsois Ia ls-is
Bank OF England discount rate. per
cent.
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SAN JUAN ISIsANDS-sTEANER LY.
Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail, leaves City
Doc1, foot OK main street. Monday. We'd
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom.
TIME CARD.
North Houna-LeAve Seattle 2:0o O. m.
leave Port Townsend leo &. M: Leave
Friday Harhcr II:so .. mn: leave Roche
Haroor ls.3o p. M arrive New WhAscom
500 D. m.
South Bound-Leeve New whatcom go
q "a: leave Roche Harbor loo q m. !:
leave Friday Harbor 400 M; leave
Sis p. m.
y. r. Thompson. managing owner. !. A.
Hatfield. agent. Phone. 50.
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rrrE VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
.earrer Utopia j. A. OsBrfen Master
T@aves Tacoma II noon. seattle Cer-
,raI wharf .. m. Mondays and Thur
DAYS for Port Townsend, Anaeortsx. Fair
haven, New WnatsSm. ,,l Baaine and FRI
rars TO Blaine. y: fare 70 Vancouver.
FOR further information apply at Cen
trail wharf.
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erpArT STEA afg7fTp fsoMpANv

STRAIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at 12:l5
q. m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungeness, Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. pysht, ClalIam Bay and
Neah Bay: returning. arrives Seattle 40
D. m on opposite days. Steamer Evangef
leaves yesler dock for Port Townsend
Port williams. Dungcness. Port Angeles
ard Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays At 6 p. M; arrives Seattle alter.
nate days .. m.
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Liverpcci. Jan. .S.--Cscse. whsat-Spot
quiet: demand poor. Ne. red winter IN
I'd: No. rel spriax IS ID: No. I hart
Manitoba % -: Ne. ] California s.: fa-
lures opened easy with near and distant
positions fasshtngs lower. Chased steady
with near and distant positions fsrth-
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.

STEAMER FARALLOS.
Dispatches steamers for San Francisco
Febrsaary 3. -. March Z. e. and every II
DAYS fherea fter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest.
Tickets and freight rates can be OBJ
tanned By applying 70
Union dock. foot Of Union sfrct, Seat
tys,s Telephone g.
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Lyons Kathairon
FOR THE HAIR.
Stimulates the roots,
Increases the growth.
Prevents 1t from
Falling out,
Eradicates dandruff,
And is a
Delightful dressing
For old and young.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Hono4usu and Australia.
Steamers leave San Francisco for Ho0o-
mau. Samoa. Auckland. ~. 4. ard Syd-
ney. N 8. W., without change.
SteamShtp Alameda. February Z. 2 p N
Honolulu only. Steamship AustraGA,
January -
THoS A. GRAHAM. AGENT. seaxr.
B. c.
y. .. spreckeas q Bros. Co. 0snerul
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DExTRR HORTON q Co. sANxrRa

DExTRR HORTON = CO.. BANKERA
Incorporated 1854.
surplus ..................'........ 10000
VICE frssiaeni: Y. II. p f.aaa
Masa;ge-..,N. u Latimer;;
Sight exchange and teiegraphic trans
| fers on New York. Chicago. St Paul, San
| Francisco. Portland and various points In
sisht Bills Bills Of e1chanse s on London avail
| able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all point on favor
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
Paid up capital. .............$l5o.ooo
Surplus. > ........-.............. 10000
Maurice McMicken. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..........vice Prssidens
Lester luInet...... ....-.....s........Caxhler
General banking business transacted.
Sight and telegraphic exchange payable
In all the principal cities OF the
| United States and Europe
THE roer'1 OF SFe sEaT sni!oSAL BANK
Capital stock paid .Sn.oos
Surplus accommodates
} T. g F ssldsns
DIRECTORS.
ssgmand schwaSseher.
Correspondence in all the principal cities
In the United States and Europe.
----------------------- -----------------------
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Paid up capital 50 900 90; reserve. s., s75.-
oe0 Head Office. 60 Lombard street. Lon
ss Taso. Sew san
sfer. Nanalmo. KaniIoops- Nelson. VAN
couver, u. c. A general banking and en-
Bills discounted Commercial credits
granted. Deposits received on current sc-
conat subject to check Interest paid on
'''As Il. LEA BARNES. Manager.
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Incorporated 1885,. Capital, ssocooa
Transacts q general banking businesa
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits resolved in any amount from 81
upwards and interest allowed thereon
Money loaned upon improved farm and
city real estate.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Corner Commercial and Yesler Ave.
Paid-up capitai........-.......... 30. 100
Transacts . general banking business
II. ID. l$2ifarG..-.-.s.-..<.--.. lsSsiusat
n. c. HenTy-.-.-.-s..-.-.s...ss ice k-rsss1c9t
R. r. epencef.-..s...--,....s.
STEAMERS.
FOR ALASKA
STEAMER cHILRAr
Leaves on February Il at 10 o'csxck .. n.
For special rates inquire q
J. G.. CARROLL. Agent.
Tezephorc a. schwahaekers Wharf.
J.. W. AcAIdsEP. Master
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RosAL.1E.
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ard
PART r&eszd daily. except SaEI&y
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TINE CARD.
STEAMER CLAN M'DoNAI,n
SKAGIT RIVER ROUTE

Leaves Senk.le Tuesday, January q, al
midnight Thursday, Jansxary "a at IL
midnight; Friday. january s, ct IL mid
night: Saturday. January Is. az II mid
night.
Leaves Mount verrpn - wednesday.
january e, at o. m. Thursday. Janu-
airy p. at > a m: Friday, January Is. at
a M: saturday. january g. at e m. |:
Sunday, January q, at a m.
Meals Is cents. Berths. = cent?.
LILLY. BoGARDUs q CO..
Telephone No. is. -'1 1
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STEAMERS.

FOR ALASKA
STEAMER CHILKAr
Leaves on February Il at 10 c'esock .. n.
FOR special rates inquire q
J. G. CARROLL. Agent.
Tesephore 81 sciwakashers Wharf.
J. W. AcAIdlEP. Master
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Government bonds-Weak on pre-
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NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Corner Commercial and Yesler Ave-
Paid-up capital. 30. 100
Trznsacts q general banking business
n. G. ......Ftce President
R. r. Spencfr--..s..---...s.s.. --.r-..SAsnsef
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LOCAL BltEvlrIEs.

Matters Of Minor Momsut In and About
tho CITY,
The GRAND this evening-"DsImon.
ico's ~ O."
Twelve or fourteen Of the Wheeling
II. Of Z. VINO went to Fairront returned
yesterday, well pleased with their enter
tsinmeus there.
SgvRRAL papers print O story that
typhoid fever /: epidemic IN Wheeling.
There is not ana nGyer has been any
Foundation for thia report.
MRs. ELLlorr. OF l59 South Broadway,
Island has in her yard dahlia plan;
which is twelve aud one'hall feet high.
It iI probably the largeSt plant OF tue
species ever grown in tho city.
REV. p. RAPHAEL SAEMASS, Ad. Cap,
OF st. Alphonsu' church, was yesterday
licensed by Clerk Hook to solemnizs
the marriage ceremony in Ohio county,
and gave the customary bond.
YESTERDAY dog belonging to Thomas
Halpin bit boy named Eddie Cheese
on the lip, inhioting an ugly wound,
which DR.. JepIon seWed up. The dog
was ordered killed by tho police,
A LARGE section Of plaster fell from
the ceiling in the hall at tho Clay
school house yesterday afternoon, while
the hall was crowded with pupils. Il
made great crash. but fortunately no.
body was just under it at tho time.
NEsBrrr & DEvISE yesterday sold the
Rust property on tho corner OF Eol aud
Tgenty.ftth streets. South Side, TO Mrs.
Henry Flood, Tor 8, 700, also the Exley
property on Thirteenth streets to II.
Fair, for $500.
/. J. MiLLER will entertain his many
friends this evening on the occasion Of
tho opening Of his new wholesale
grocery at 3O3 Main street. Numerous
invitations have been sent out and II
good time is expected.
Ma. WILLIAM BARRY, the inimltable
Irish cnmsdian, is without doubt the
most un ctious actor on the stage to-day
and n, Martin McShdne In The Rising
Generation" ho iI at his best. lilo will
DO seen at the Opera House tomorrow
night,
GEoRGE KENNEDY was fined s. ana
costs In tho police court yesterday
morning for disOrderly conduct Ut us
home, while his wife was let 90. Dan
CrumbAcker, accused Of throwing
stones at Nick Miller, the oxproSsman,
was acquitted.
REV. l.. p. PAqUIy pastor Of and tho
members Of the Film Grove Catholic
church wish to extend their thanks to
the various societies and citizens o.
Wheeling who attended In n large
crowd the ceremony OF the laying OF
tho corner stone Of the new church last
Sunday.
A GIRL named Burri', who is fro.
orently seized with fits on the street,
fell in ono on Eighteenth street about
o'clock yesterday afternoon and lay for
over al hour but when tho ci'v patrol
wagon was sent out to haul her homo It
WINS found that she had recovered and
walked away.
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Last night the Island citizens vino arc
interested in the continuance Of tho
ferry run by the Wheeling Island Ferry
( Packet Company in opposition to tho
two bridges, held another meeting for
the purpose OF continuing tho effort to
raiSo funds to insure tho running OF the
Charleston. There was a very good
Iizod crowd present, and the spirit Of
the Island seemed to have been thor
oughly aroused. 1t was reported that
81, 200 Of the 5000 necessary to insure
tho running Of Tho ferry had been raised,
and the indications arc that there will
DO no difficulty in getting the other $50,
The meeting was called TO order by
Mr.. J. u, EommeTyille, who called Tor
reports from the subcommittee re-
Gently appointed to solicit iunda Tor the
ferry. Captain Mccoy, Of one OF the
committee, reported having received
SIS additional since the last meeIlngi
he had been met with rebuiis aud ro'
iusRlS from 4 number Of people, inrlud'
ing property owners on tho Island. Mi.
swift, OF ono OF tue other committees,
had collected $40. and Mr.. MOreers
committee reported 20, bring tho total
pledges ap 10 81. 200.
Mr. n. q. Hamilton spoke oil the Inn
porlanCe OF bringing IN the ladies',
whose assistance would be invaluable.
lilo proposed tina. a fair aud bazaar 10
held, 10 DO arranged for by a committee
TO be appointed by the chair. Tho iol'
lowing committee was appointed BY
Chairman SommervillG: hesdameI u.
U. Smith, L. q. Myers, O. I. Gee, +.
WhWlly and n. q. Hamilton. Il Is
probable that thoy will meet soon and
map out plan for a fair to DO giYon
coon With tho assistance aud co'opera'
lion Of tho Island ladies'.
Tho bali gam: feature was next dis
CusIed. Captain Jack" G.aHCock, who
has charge OF tho game, reported that
ho had arranged for u game on Friday
afternoon at tho Island ball park boz
tween the HANDLERS and team made
up Of returned Wheeling professional
players Ito asked that committee OF
young ladies' be- named to sell tickets, OF
which already over 500 have been dis
posed OF. This was iAyoraby acted
upon, and Misses Grace Stone aud Ada
Jones were selected a. general COM
mitteo on salo OF tickets with power 10
select five or moro assistants.
The voting on the several motions
was 90 light that there was au inquiry
whether thOre wasn't numerous repre-
sentation OF tho New Man" on hand.
MOssrs. Harry Mendel and Thomas
Wilson were appointed ticket men for
the ball game, aud as ushera MeIsrs.
Sweeney and Ephlin were named.
The meeting adjourned TO convene on
Saturday evening,