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FOR SALE-An almost new four-hole Ma a 1estlc range, at bargain. Apply to Geo. B. Moore, at Dreyfus, the clothier. 2
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ANTED-Energetic men and women tc w travel and appoint agents Salary S5( month and commissions. The National Go. Little Rock, Ark
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upER. GRAZING. MINERAL AMI
 AGRICULTURAL LANDS.
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IMPORTANT.

&We have daily inquiries and de lands for properties and lands
 bsrrbed below and if you or your Blends have such for sale, write us, Ewing full details, address. etc. 8TupER. GRAZING, MINERAL AND AGRICULTURAL LANDS. IMPROVED AND UNIMpRovED CITY PROPERTY.
 foTroN. CORN. SUGAR AND RICE PLANTATIONS.
 STOCK, GRAIN, VEGETABLE AND FRUIT FARMS. Among our connections are appli, ents to make loans on real estate or Advance money to develop business lnterprises. We have applications hom parties desiring to en"age in llanufaeturing. Also, seeking to Pngage in merchandising, profess sional and mechanical pursuits. etc. Therefore, please state the advan- Iages, facilities and Inducements of
 ered by you and your friends, giving |lll details and address.
 BELL & VERNON, AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 107 West Second Avenue. ISti PINE BLUFF, ARK.
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Result Would Bs Disaster.

The Richmond Dispatch (Dem. ). which favors international bimetallism, declares that unlimited free coinage at ratio of IS to of all the silver which would under the operation of such 6 ratio be carried to the hints for re- coinage would result in universal disas- ter. '
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
EDMUND 4. YAHN.

Mt Edward A. Yahn was born in
Wheeling, W. Va, in 1873 OF German
parents He came TO Cincinnati in
1892 with the intention Of following
his trade. His talent for music had
manifested itself in very early life, but
his opportunity never seemed 20 be
present until this time. With that per-
sistency inherent to the German and
prompting of that golden maxim,
Where there is a Will, there is a way"
he Immediately set to work studying
with Prof. Sterling. of the College of
Music, as his preceptor working dur
ing the day having only the evenings
in which to study. He labored under
this disadvantage through nearly all
of his course. until in consequence Of
his ability he has placed himself ahead
Of such necessity. His voice is a rich,
powerful and well molulated baritone,
flexible and highly colorado his enun-
Citations are clear and his crescendoes
and dlminuendOes are grand. His
leans toward Oratorio singing. and his
repertoire has included selections from
the creations Of Handel, Hayden, Spohr,
and Mendelssohn.
Mr. Yahn is one of the graduates Of
the Odeon College Of Music, and has rch
ceived a gold medal. He will be en-
gagged during the summer in giving his
torical recitals, and is expected home
about next ScptenbeT.-Cincinnati En-
quirer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
THE AEION.
It's Concert oand somraernachtsfest at tho
Park.

3
Park.
The concert and commentaries Of
the Arion will take place at Wheeling
Park Casino Wednesday evening next,
and, as is always the case with the So
cial occasions OF this Society, viii
prove a very enjoyable affair. The
concert will commence promptly at S:15
o'clock, and in addition to the regular
hourly Elm Grove trains, there will be
a special, leaving the station at 1880 p.
m, reaching the Park in time for the
concert The returning trains will
leave the Park at HOS and 1870
o'clock
The programme for the concert will
be as follows:
PART I.
Overtwe-"The Beautiful Galathea'
Observation-Disclosures. Suppe
Opernhaus Dorchester
Chor-a. "Schlacht-Hymne". .......
.....................y. r. Wagner
b. Der Wald' .......y. Waeser
Arion
Flute olo-"Fantasia". ...v. J. S. Cox
Herr H. B. Grimm.
Soprano Solo,. Frau Flora Williams
Quartette-" Nacht' ....v. Z. Abt
Doppelquartett des Arion.
PART II.
Selection-"Little Christopher Gee.
Observation-Disclosures. Kerker
Opernhaus Dorchester
DUett-Sopran ind bass, Itch
lucille deinen Odem Il feel thy
angel spiriO....y. Graben-Hofiman
Frau Flora Williams, und Herr F. J.
Diegmiller
Violin Solo. Prof Edward Blumenbere
Columbus Cantata. .....v. II. Mohr
Nit Sopran, Tenor und BARTON So
los, Quintet und Grosser Chaor.
Frau Flora Williams, Herren ii. Paul,
+. J. Diegmiller Und ArIon Choir
Columbus is the great prize COM
position sung at the Saengerfest at
Toledo, O.
The music will be by the entire
Opera House orchestra. After the con-
cert, the Casino floor will be cleared,
and dancing will commence.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
TRIADELPHIA.

The sale Of the Vance hotel property
this week seems TO point the time when
Triadclphia Will awaken and improve.
Council is 10 meet soon in special
session to consider the application for
license made by Joseph Green, OF your
city. who is to manage the hotel. The
absolute necessity of hotel in the
town and the other possibilities, such az
the extension OF the Elm Grove motor
line or electrical railway, and the ex-
tension of the water works from Elm
Grove. but only mile of, will be con-
sidered by the Council A hotel with
out a license would be q losing invest
ment. and a well-kept bar with an eat
ing house is q necessity.
Dr. u. *. Shields and wife will spend
next week until Friday visiting in Bal
timOre, Nd.
Blanche Fcrrel Of Wheeling is Wis
iting here.
The entertainment and festival on
Thursdey night nc-ted nearly $40.
The I. o. o. p. hall is undergoing
some improvements.
The Philadelphia base bail club would
like 10 have game of ball with some
OF the amateur teams.
Vance d Barnes, contractors. have
secured the contract for TWO fine resi-
dences. TO be completed this summer.
Rev. King viii preach as usual in thd
morning. but The Epworth League viii
conduct the evening service at s o'clock.
Quite a number Of our young people
win take in the West Liberty and Beth
any commencement next week.
Don't forget the Picnic and Hammel-
tarz at Wheeling Park Tuesday even
mo
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
BELMONT POLITICS.
Democratic Primaries Held Yesterday.
John II. Campbell for the Legislature.

Democratic Primaries Held Yesterday
John II. Campbell for the Legislature.
Democratic primaries were held in
Belmont county, yesterday, to elect del
egates to the Convention which assem-
bles next Saturday. The result in Bell
aire was as follows:
First Ward-Delegates, NJ. Huffman
and Joseph PearsOl; committeeman,
VIM. Powers.
Second Ward-Delegates John Nc
Kelley, James Follen and NJ Lynskey;
committeeman, James Follen.
Third Ward-Delegates, Wilbur
Schmidt, T. Baugh and Thomas Powers;
alternates, NJ Ernest, Joseph Jarrett
and Thomas Cook; committeeman, F..
Baugh
Fourth Ward-Delegates, Frank Will
Jams. Dr.. Cooper and J. B. Darrah; al
ternates, w. A. Schramm r. c. Meyer
and II. w. Hermann; committeeman,
precinct A, ]. T. Kelley; precinct B,
John H. Campbell
Fifth Ward-Delegates, Geo. NJ.
Woodbridge and Isaac Meyer; commit
teeman, B. T. Meyer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF Indie
vifuaiS.

. Daily Chronicle or the Movements OF Indie
viduais.
We learn from o. private source that
Mr.. Peter Baclmon, the well known
produce dealer. called 40 the United
States Consulate ut Belfast ON June
4-l Mr. Baclman arrived ON the pre-
cedng Sunday. I'm Londonderry per
steamship City of Rome. He took in
PorUush and the Giants CouSW2y on
che following Monday and reached Bel
fast the same evening. While i'm the
Linen City. DE visited some of the tex
f tile factories and the famous shipvards
of Haranj and VIOLA. So far Mr.
B2chman is delighted with tbe little
he has seen of Ireland and says if
everything continues 20 please him.
and the weather continues iue. ne win
not return home for several months.
He lefJ for Dublin ON Tuesday evening.
and after doing that ancient city be
VIII continue south as far rs Cork,
taking I'm the Lakes Of Killarney, Glen
gariI Blaruev Castle. etc. After this
he win visit ENGLAND and Scotland.
working his way through London.
GLASGOW. Edinburgh. the Highlands,
and AN places of interest along the
route. ana VIII Zee In E.el in time for
the opening of the North Sea Canal.
He saws he must see Germany and once
more taste and enjoy the good ola
sWeitzer 'iu0orger, lager, e-c., OF the
r,,fl.rIsr5 rTo has taken p great
$500. o., +l,s r~is5 iar0+ire car and be-
lers- he wis take Tie design of one
--..f. r-,, r+s thinks If v-,rld
l-a 5,,-- tta -bino for q spi1 out tho
-s.-
AT. William Brsitenstein. of Bridge
WI 49, +,-,norroU for Georgia
''. -. s,,,,marfe os no3ches from
tt- s,.-,
ms -'''I ~ D,.oc-bal of the Sunreme
~ X of p arrivad from
III ~ ,+,or.1 tbe X of -
= ...'7 ,-,-,~+ psri.
~ ,--. c,,,~ios S-aclor and child are
...-..,..,.,-,.. FROM, thoir fitness.
T,.,i,r557 Dqnher of the East End.
,.,- Icr,,.-e5 for 81. Joseph. w. Va. on
,...,tl-- -..i,,
,,-.,,.r,,, Dr,r, of tho ST
i'- .' -. .-..---..r,+t,,, r,icbtb rrarl
step AaAS cons - 80 ., -, os tbo
has returned rom 1lo S77''I vi -''0
ono SYNOD ,,-,.- 80 +ho N-,~tl,
Ni. -N-'e. l,,o -, -,,+ico If
Wheeiin5 pol'o's' -, 49, oeyoo+ +be
ms reslsl''io" ~ ~ '--0
mrs, Oh july ,,,.,;-~ Commonly. hook
O'aIea,e r7 ~ pehrs,s has RESIGNED
Keeper lot H. 49, a., +bo pi,,o~sila
20 'cl-p q" -
iron IN u-A9 rr...,,,-, Do,,1o, moo
hr. ana NIs' ~ ,.-. ,,1,.. ~ NJ.
Anna Lang, OF ti.o wy NO" vi
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
TIE CONTRACTS LET
For the New Exchange Bank and
Sdf8I & Go. Buildings.
Mr.. L. c. HaHOck Captured Both
Contracts, After a Hot Comoe-
titiOn by Both Wheeling and
Pittsburg Builders.

At meeting of the Directors Of the
Exchange Mauk, held yesterday after
noon i'm the bank building ON Main
street, the bids for the new bank were
opened and considered.
There were a large number Of bids,
and it took the Directors the greater
part of the afternoon to 80 over them.
The bids received were from conuac-
tors in this city and Pittsbwg, and it
was a notable fact that the bids Of the
contractors OF Wheeling were DIS much
as ten per cent higher than those sub
mitJed by the P.tJs0urg people and
yet IN spite OF the fact that the Pitts
burg contractors were the lowest bid
dels, tine contract was awarded to a
Wheeling party, 4lr. L. G.. Hallock, for
merry of the firm OF HallOck Bros.
Among the Wheeling parties who sUb-
mittcd bids were Beitz & Son, Weed
Bros. Klieyis. EvaIJ * Co., Murray
Bros. and Mr.. Hallock, to whom the
contract was awarded.
The work on the bank is to be COM
meuced at once and ii is TO be COM
pleted by January, 1896. The new
bank is TO De a I'VE story building Of
the latest design. and in addition to
the banking house. located on Che first
floor. there viii be q store room. The
entrance 10 the bank viii be from Main
street. while that of the store viii be
from Twelfth street The entire upper
part on the building Will bc devoted TO
Offices. and already quite number or
them have been rented.
The building is to be constructed Of
brick and stone the parts OF il 'front.'
ing on Main and Twelfth streets to be
entirely of granite TO the second story
and from there up viii be fancy brick
and terra Gotta work. The granite
selected for this immense banking
building is tine famous South Carolina
grey granite. from the Johnson quarry
al Pac0let. S. c.. which has stood a
higher test than any ether granite used
for building purposes. and is used very
extensively I'm the erection Of large
buildings i'm Pittsburg and other cities.
AT the same time the contract for the
bank BUILDING was let. lir. Geo q.
Stifel. of the firm of Sdfel e Co., let
the contract for the new dve-story adj
di-ion to their store building. This
was also secured hy Mr.. HalloCk. and
IS To- De built Of brick with q solid SraD-
lite front. and viii bc devoted entirely
20 the interests of the store Tn aGdi-
ton to the contractors OF this city who
bid ON these BUILDINGS. there were a
number from Pittsburg who submitted
bids. bur none Of chem were considered
for some reason.
An attempt was made TO secure the
amount at which The contracts were let
bUt the directors Of the bank and also
Mr.. Stif-l decided not 20 give out any
Information ON that line. and therefore
the figures cannot he given. Il is
thought however, that the bank build
ing viii cost when completed about
So 900. and Stifers building about SOS
600, making q total Of about $4,000 for
the two houses.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

sits closely, bat not urplcasantly. to the
face, inCitcs persYiratiou, calls the blood TO
the surface. makes checks rosy. the fore
head white and smooth, c!cacs the pores OF
all impurities and imparts Il freshness and
beauty 90 the face that nothing else has
ever done. Also NcdiCatcd GlcycS. which
produce the same effect on the hands For
sale at the leading Embarrassing parlOrs.
where you can also find the largest assert.
mcnt of hair goods. ). FRONT.
fTfG Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
THE EYES.

It has been demonstrated that there is
more eve aad head aches from the defects
of rerractlon and the use OF glasses not
properly adjusted than from ali other
causes. and that il Is absolutely necessary
to hpvc the eyes scientifically and sidlifuiiy
examined and fitted with glasses 20 secure
relief and prevent injury.
Those nccdiag speCtacles, or their eyes
tire or head aches when reading or sewing
eau consult aud have their eyes examined
fer gIasscS without charge by Prof. Shelf
the Scientific Optician, ITO Main street,
next door 20 SnoOlC Il Go.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

The Democratic primaries at Bridge
port precinct yesterday resulted as fol-
lows: Delegates-Carlos Leatherwood
and W. w. Frasier; alternates, Joseph
Denham and James Feeley; committee
man, haywood Forsythe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

tor at the Bridgeport telephone ex-
change, went to Steubenville yesterday
TO attend the funeral of a Mr.. Yarnell
who died there a Few days ago
Miss Maud Wills, of Thirteenth
street left on the B. & Q. yesterday
for Weston, w. Va, where she will
spend the summer with relatives.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
\ Good Chance.

Anyone in need of a Lawn Mower can
now buy one of our 14-inch fully war
ranted Lawn Racers at $2.75. We have
only few left. and make this reduction
to close cut Tor the season.
HEINER HARDWARE CO.,
1909 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

Tor Commandments
White india Dress Silks 42r. worth 10;
India Lawns IL / -2c, worth 30;
Dotted sWisscs worry cheap;
Dresden, Feather and satin Fans;
Elbow aid Gloves and Mitts;
White Hose in cotton. Isle and silk:
White Satin Ribbons e5c. worth 90;
SWABiCkER'S
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
TROTTING MARE.

$3.50 will purchase a handsome YOUNG
stylish Trotting and Road Mare, 15#
hands, and weighs 1915 pounds. She
is a pure level gated tr0tter, can be
harnessed and driven by a lady or the
most timid person, with perfect safety.
Will road twelve miles an hour without
urging; wears no boots or weights
when speeding and trotted. when pur-
chased. two years ago, (by the late
owner at cost OF $1250). full mile in
2:24l5. She is Of great courage and
endurance, and would make very
valuable mare for road or general fam
lily use. She will be guaranteed sound
and kind and to trot full mile in 2:3Q
or 10 sale Would prefer TO sell to
private parties: also wardrobe and fine
set harness made for her Call or adj
dress. y. NJ. GILBERT,
No. Il South Seventeenth street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

Attend Geo. r. Taylor's great Marked
Down Sale of Dress Goods and Silks
next week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

Geo. r. Taylor's semi-annual sale Of
fine dress goods end silks at marked
down prices commences this morning.
Read his advertisement
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
A GOOD MAN.
ID he Editor Of he Rogister::

7 y IUE IlIIlUI u IilN ItNi7 I'II'-I
Sir:-I desire to urge upon the Demo-
cratic County Convention, which meets
next Saturday, the claims or John II.
Campbell. of Bellaire, for the nominal
ton to the Legislature. He is a repre-
sentative workingman, a steel work
or who is known throughout the
county, not only among iron anG
steel workers, but to miners
and workingmen generally, as a
conservative, sound and deserving citi-
zen. and his selection for the Office
would inevitably result in his election.
The gentlemen of the Convention will
do both the people and the Democracy
of Belmont a distinct service by naming
him by acclamation. d.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

r.. G. summer Corscts soc, worth s1.OO
SMabaclker.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

Mems fine Low Cut Shoes $3.50.
Ladies fine Kid Prince Alberts S1.25
Mems and Boys fine Tan Shoes $1.25
and S150
Ladies fine Oxford Ties 80 and 75c
STONES CASH SHOE STORE,
1912 Main street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
WHEELING 9 .. 1895. >.
DRIVING $SPRING MEETING.
nTUp JUNE rs. 70, u Is.
S S.Y NJ: .,.,.. 5 $4,000.
WHEELING, w. VA.
FIRST DAY. June 18th.
CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
National Association Rules 20 govern ex-
cept where noted. All races in harness, best
3 in ,. Usual division Of moneys. Entrancd
Zee > percent. with per cent additional from
money winners. Five TO enter. to start. A
horse distancng the field will get first money
only. Right reserved 10 change order 81 any
'sprogramme. The Association reserves
the right TO declare OF any race not filling
satisfactorily Always give postoilice adj
dress. and pedigree when known.
New Regulation 8O-foot Track, as good
as the best. New steel Grand stand, the
best at any Half Mile track In the Country'
GENERAL ADMISSION, 5Oc.
H. w. McLURE, Secretary,
ie9etdi Wheeling. W. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

New and Stylish Sailors, cheap. swabact
cr's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

The latest Summer Millinery. swabacl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

Grand fireworks and Hammeltanz at
Wheeling Park, Tuesday evening, 9
n'clOck
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

Don't forget the Picnic and Hammel-
tanz at Wheeling Park Tuesday even
ing.
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You Want Buy Slightly Used Upright Piano Cheap? W Banner Go

D8y aooDs-aGo e. srlFzL & co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

yl,a saHo-s cheap. Swabock-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
NEW BRUNSWICK.

n- william Macon a popular dentist OF New
rrunsvick and Miss Kate Ware were marriel IN
~ c,.r.1 Heart church Wednesday Afternoon.
Tho church was crowded by the friends OF the
,o,,,o The ushers were Or. Thomas Burnett, OF
rrv,h.,h DR.. A. j. Walsh. OF New-fork poth
,o,s,,s ~ the bridegroom; John Harding ana
,rhonas Uavle OF New Brunswick The priues-
maid wos Miss Nora Ware. sister OF the BRIDE ana
.ho has, man George Mccormick. The ceremony
vas performed by the Rev. B. J. Muliigan' re-
ception followed At the home OF the ori'e pa'e"'
IN Suydam-si. -.
New brunswick people. without regard 10 pont-
,.o, ,m,a,,on rejoice in the elevation OF their
fellow ,ownsman Ex-Governor peorse - !. ~
70 a place on the supreme court DIN" VI W
Tho Now Brunswick Boat club has decided on
Juy the date for Us annual ni,ciieg from
80 brunswick citizens and the carniNai VIII ne
arranged on an elaborate scale. -
Tn f,irls' Friendly Society composed OF young
yemen who are connected with Christ Episcopai
,'hurch Of this city. presented two short pays
SniIcd Fcr Ialf Million and POpp'nsi iss
ian on Tuesday evening. The production was
tn. Enworth League Society connected with the
p,,,non Methodist Church held us semi-annual
election OF officers Tuesday , sys,nns' c,,t
officers elected were: President Wi'Ham o.a NJ
vce-presidens r. sutphin MISS nhna aoHSse secre
tarv Frank VI. Moore: treasurer, isaac uIsss
TIE Rutgers Chapter OF the Delta Epsilon FRA
ternity will give IT'S annual coni'nrce'"r h. ua, n
In ,ts chapter house in Blocker Place this even
There was delightful social gathering ss, a, the
home ot ex-Aierman Peter van nnE r,ver Sw
MISS Eme G. Van Anglen IN honor OF her guest
Miss vrse Galbreah OF ~ the ryeSiSs
,en ,ob,es being nlled Prizes We're won by Miss
Hns, ca A. Holman and Mr.. George s silzer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
HOBOKEN.

The annual picnic and outing Of the pupils OF the
Hoboken Academy. at Schuetzen Park was pleas
ant affair The children under the care OF
Director Richard and number Of teachers VINO
permitted them TO romp and play at will. The ca
rousels swings and boats the lake were In con-
slant use and Punch and Judy show was kept
busy all the time. Ir the evening the Older folks
arrived. and a good band furnished dance music.
were Colonel and Mrs. Erlenkvetter, Philip Hex
amer. jr.. Mr. and Mrs Carl Schulz Mr.. ana mrs
Freystedt Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Robertson. d..
Pein. DR.. and Mrs. Schulz. DR. William Hcn-
man. Miss Rahden, Philip Haake, Mr.. ana Mrs
Henry Thinker. Mrs. Herman Lichtcnstein, Mr. and
men. Paul Arnecke, Oscar Rechert. the Misses
Reichert. John Goelz. Louis Tinnelli. George Brug-
Remann. James Sullivan. Charles Bruggeman. MISS
Elsie Luther. John Grouls T. II. Schraeder, Otto
Kaiser Miss Du Boise. William Rnge and Miss
Ringe. and Miss Annie Lynch.
The Columbia Club is OF the best-known in
situations In Hoboken. and at the same time IL is
exclusive At meeting held a few nights
ago the trustees were authorized TO expend N.Vv
for decorations. and the officers elected were
term: cepresldent. Charles x. Cannon; secretary
Augustus X. Howard; historian, 8 Dana Kimbal !;
trustees Colonel +. A. Stevens and Arthur Seiiz.
to fill vacancies; for the full term, William j. IT.
win Frederick Frombach. jr.. j. Harry Sheldon
and G.. p. Erkenbrach. +. D. Jackson and F. s.
Ketcham hold over.
The churches that have arranged for excursions
this summer are: First Methodist Episcopal. June
l5 TO Shippan's Point: German Evangelical. June
20 to Laurelton Grove United Presbyterian. June
a. to Pleasant Valley: 81. Johannes Lutheran
Church. June II. to Oriental Grove; ST. Francis $
Joseph's Roman Catholic. June 25 10 Oakdale-on-
the Hudson