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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26

Mpntclair. Tourist Cycling Club and
Castle Point Cyclers, at Paterson: Alta
laa,ta Wkeelinen aaa bloomfield. at New
ark.
Tuesday, December i, bloomfield and
Montclair, at Bloomfield.
Cub and BLOOMFIELD, at Paterson.
Tuesday, December "a, Belleville
Wheelmen Ind Montclair Wheelmen, at
Monday. December 80. Belieyilie
Wheeln,en and Ataiauta Nheelmen. at
Thursday. January ., Bloomfield and
Tourist Cycling Club, at Bioomfield.
men AID Geiicvilie Wheeimen. at New
Wednesday. January 8, East Orange
Gyclers and Montclair Wheelnlen, at
Thursday, January 8, Morptclair. Wheel
men inc Tourist Cycling Club. at Mont
clasr.
Friday. January 10, Bloomfield, and
"Wednesday, January u, Castle Point
Gyelers and East Orange Cyclers. at
Thursday. Janga.y 1s, Tourist Cycling
Cup and East Orange Cyclers. at Pater-
Friday, January II, Arontclair Wheel
men and Bloomfield, at Montclair.
Monday, January 20, Belleville Wheel
men and East Orange Cyclers. at Belle
Thursday, January %, Montclair Wheel
men and Castle Point Cyclers. at Mont
Clair; Atalanta Wlheelmen and Tourist
os safnsaa Gla0 j%a M MsWs g. East Orange
Cyclers and Castle Point Cyclers. at East
Orange.
wheelmen and Castle Point Cyclers, at
Belleville.
Tuesday, February A, Atalanta Wheel
men and East Orange Cyclers, at New
Wednesday, February s, Bloomfield
and East Orange Cyclers, at Bloom
Thursday February 6, East ora an e
ORANGE Castle Point Cyclers and Mont
Tuesday, February II, East Orange Cy--
clers and ATLANTA Wheelmen, at East
Thursday, February 10. Montclair
Wheelmen and East Orange Cyclers, at
Montclair.
men and Bloomfieid, at Belleville; Castle
Point Cyclers n Tourist Cycle Club,
Tuesday, February IS, Atalanta Wheel
Thursday. February 20. Tourist Cycle
Club and Belleville Wheelmen, at Pat
Tuesday, February 25, Montclair
Wheelmen and Atalanta Wheelmen, at
thursday, February 2, Tourist Cycle
Club and Atalanta Wheelmen. at Pat
erson; Castle Point Cyclers and Belle
si Saturday, February 8, Atalanta
Wheelmen and Castle Point Cyclers, at
Newark.
Two hundred points in billiards shall
be played each night. The SCHEDULED
Thursday, November q, Montclair
Wheelmen and E~nglewood Wheelmen, at
Montclair.
Tuesday, December 8. Englewood
Wheelmen and Montclair Wheelmen, at
Englewood.
Friday. December 6, Belleville Wheel
men and Montclair Wheelmen, at Belle
vile.
Thursday, December 10, Montclair
Wheelmen and Belleville Wheelmen, at
Montclair.
Monday, December %, Belleville
Wheelmen and Englewood Wheelmen, at
Friday, January 8, Castle Point Cy-
clers and Montclair Wheelmen, at Ho-
boken.
Wednesday, January. s., Englewood
Wheelmen n Belleville Wheelmen, at
Englewood.
W7neelmen n Montciair Wheelmen, at
Belleville.
Wednesday, January %, Castle Point
Cyclers and Englewood Wheelmen. at
Hoboken.
Tuesday, January Is, Castle Point Cy-
clers and Belleville Wheelmen, ait Hobo
Thursday, January 80, Montclair Wheel
men and Castle Point Cyclers, at Mont
Wednesday, February s.. Engle-
wood Wheelmen and Castle Point Cy-
clers. at Englewood.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26
BOARD OF -FREEHoLDERs.
(omcial Proceedings.l

c6 RsgSla Frsa meeting Of the Board Of
h cid in fleer conTt ho on ho on T&h,, God9nty.
October II. 1895.
Present At roll-eall-Director Heller
Green. Hanna, Heiney. Klumpp, Kenny.
Comb. Piercy. Riordan and Ripe-a7.
Observation-Disclosures Bindernagle, Cro-
nan. Eichorn and McFarlaneA.
,~Freeholder Cronin was excused from
On motion of Freebooter Mentally the
minutes of meeting held Thursday, Oct.
1875. We're approved as printed in the
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS
From +. Frambach, jr., attorney sum
mons and declaration. caseWm- Edgar
Reeves vs. Board of Chosen Freeholders
Nov. 70. 1886. Co.
Referred to counsel of the Board.
From Michael Kelleher:
To the Honorable the Director and MEM
holders Of the County of Hudson:
CONFERENCE.-THE compliance with a re-
port and resolution adopted by your
Honorable Board at a meeting held
guarantee that the heating apparatIs.
when furnished with ample steam at a
pressure of forty-ive pounds to the
by the plans and specifications for same,
does not heat the building known as the
New Asylum, located at Snake Hill. to
the three buildings, which includes both
wings and administration buildings, I
shall hold myself responsible and make
changes in said heating apparatus to
heat such building or buildings as called
for, in compliance with the plans and
specifications. | further agree to make
good whatever defects may be found.
il any, in the ventilation of said building
or buildings; said work to be done and
defects made good under the supervision
of H. Kreitler. architect. as heretofore
provided for under my original contract.
and bonds filed With your Honorable
Board. MICHAEL KELLEHR-
JOHN BOYD.
Oct. ii. 1895.
Freebooter Ripple moved that the COM
m~unication be received and approved.
From Levi A. Farr. Town Clerk. West
Hoboken, in reference to the grades OF
the streets where they intersect with the
New Public Road
Freebooter Heating moved the COM
the Committee on New Public Road.
From J. Charles Engle, Town Clerk.
North Bergen. presenting copy of a pre-
lighting Of the Pater on Plsnkroad, was
received. and IN motion of Freebooter
Deitz was referred to the Committee on
Roads.
ting statement of the condition of works
and account of the expenditure for New
Lunatic ASYLUM buildings, was received,
and on motion of F~reeholder Rippe re-
From Patrick Bannon and 13 others,
pet:tioniDg the Roard TO erect steps on
the Bullsferrv Road. where the retaining
Freebnldar Klein moved the petition be
received and referred to the Committee
on New Public Road
Adopted.
TO be continued
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26
JOE JBFFERsoN's HOMESTEAD.
The veteran Actor Buys in the Old
Home at Cinderella.

Joseph Jefferson is once more a Jersey
landowner. The old homestead at Under
cliff. where Jefferson had lived for forty
wears, and where all his children were born,
and where the summers of his busy years
of triumph were spent before he sold the
property and put up "Crow's Nest" next to
President Cleveland's "Gray Cables" at
Buzzard's Bay, was advertised two weeks
ago at Snerif's sale.
The estate had been purchased from JEFF
ferson by J. B. Miller, a brother in-law OF
Jay Gould, who has allowed the property to
run down, and finally was willing to have it
taken off his hands. Mr.. Jefferson learned
Of this fact and was not too busy in the
midst Of his seasons work to inquire into
the matter, consult his attorneys, and finally
send them down over to Jersey one day last
week empowered to buy in the homestead.
The price paid was $4,000.
The old Jefferson home is a roomy, old
fashioned country house set in the midst OF
broad acres.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26
ALL ON ACCOUNT OF LENA.
Out of Jail She Comes, into Trouble
Her Eacort Goes.

Lena Boehm, the young woman ac-
cused of robbing a man of $50 in the
Hansa Hotel, Hoboken, was released
from the County Jail yesterday, and
while on the way to New York with a
married man, got into "a. row at the
ferry which resulted in her escorts ar
rest. The prisoner was Emil Struck, a
bartender, who has a wife and three
children in Newark. He has long been
smitten by the charms of the fair Lena.
and she has frequently had him arrested
for annoying her. 4,
Yesterday where she had been detained
as a witness in the Hansa Hotel case,
Struck met her and they headed for
New York. Struck offered the ferry
master a dollar and objected to the
change he received. He Kicked up such
a rumpus that he was locke up. Lena
remained in Hoboken. This morning the
Recorder imposed a fine of S., which
Struck paid.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26
POOL AND BILLIARDS.
schedule or tho Associated Cycling
Climbs nf Now Ieraev

The schedule for The pool and billiard
tournament of the Associated Cycling
Clubs of New Jersey has been completed.
In the pool tourney two hundred points
must be played. Following is the
schedule:-
Tuesday. November 26, Tourist Cycle
Club and Montclair Wheelmen, at Pater-
"Wednesday, November q, East Orange
r~*rsiFrs and Bloomfield Cycling Associa-
4z@sdar December s, Belieyflle
selmen and Tourist Cycle Club, at
1t...eyille. 49,. r..
tlers and Bloomfield Cycling Association,
at Hoboken. nx..aa ~
Afnianf1 Wsheeamen. at Bloomfield,
Thu~s5sy. December H. Montclalr
Nhssinicn and Believille Wheeimen. r
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26
he L%IoKED-SHE PLEADED.

Carl Oelssen. aged So years. Of No. As
Grand street, Hobolten, was arrested
last night upon complaint of his wife,
who charged him with assault and bat
terry. The woman was badly kicked
appeared before the Recorder and begged
for his reiease. The magistrate. for
the sake of the couples children, who
are dependant. p the father Tor sup
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26
TEN YEARS OLD AND STEALS
CHICKENS

Alexander Albers. aged ten years, was
arraigned before Recorder McDonough,
in Hoboken. this morning, charged with
stealing chickens from Mrs. Farrelps
hennery in Jefferson street, near Third
street. The boys parents reside in the
neighborhood and made a strong appeal
for his release In of his ten
der Years, but the Recorder said he was
compelled to require bail n send the
complainant to the Grand jury.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26
QUARRELED OVER THE CHANGE

Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryan. a young
married couple. occupy comfortable
quarters at No. 1923 Madison street, Ho-
hnken. Last night they went out to-
gether to buy Ryan a pair of shoes.
Mr.. Ryan handed the dealer a ten dollar
had loud words ON the street and attract
ed a crowd. Julia started to run, and
ran all the way to the station house;
Followed. Captain Hayes gave the pair
a reprlmand and effected a ~reconcilia-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26
New Ideas in LAMPS
(Our Patents9
1t has no equal MILLER

THE LIGHT is SO PURE and STEADY it is BETTER FOR
THE EYES than gas or electric lights. SO SIMPLE a
CHILD CAN SAFELY USE. We make ALI sTYIEs-BEST
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26
AN OPTION FOR FEATHERsToNE

Michael Featherstone, who created such a
scene in Justice Potts court yesterday by
calling Policemen Nugent and Dougherty
liars, was given the option Of paying $40 or
going to Snake Hill for thirty days.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26

The members of the Manhattan CLUB
will bowl for turkeys tomorrow evening
at Edinger's alleys.
The Old Velvets and Empires will meet
in a match game at Muller & Co.'S Pa
vonia avenue alleys Friday evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26
HOARD OF ALDERMEN.
OPTICAL P-RocEEDINGs.)

H (CQ0LlnneN,1 s
On motion of Alderman Vermilye an
ordinance entitled:-An ordinance. TO
amend and ordinance to license and re-
gulate inns and taverns and restaurants
etc, presented September "a, 1895. was
taken from the table for consideration,
and the same was read and then passed
by the following vote, the yeas and nays
Yeas-Aldermen Calnon, Dohrmann,
Guiton, Heritage, Losel, Mccarthy,
Mitchell, Ross, Vermilye, Wilson, Writer
and President Simpson.
Nays-None. !,
The following resolution was offered
by Alderman WILSON,
Resolved, That Robert d. OSeirne De
the vacancy In the Fifth District caused
by the death of James ]. Gillease. and
that the said appointment shall take
Alderman MCCARTHY moved THAT the
resolution be referred to the ComInittee
on Fire Escapes"
ing vote, the yeas n nays having peer
ordered and taken on the call OF the
Yeas-Aldermen Dohrmann, Heritage.
Mccarthy, Mitchell, Ross Vermilye and
President Simpson.
Nays-Alderren Calnon, Guiton, Losel'
The Committee on Laws and Ordin-
ances reported the ordinance entftled:-,
IAN ordinance for the protection of bi-
cyclists and wheelmen," presented Al
The, president of the Hudson County
| Wheelmen being present was given the
privilege of the floor, and addressed the
Board on h subject matter of the sac
ordinance, which was read, considered
and then passed by the following vote
Yeas-Aldermen Calnon, Dohrmann,
Guiton, Heritage, Losel, Mccarthy,
Mitchell, Ross VeVrmilye, Wilson. Wit
ter and PPresident Simpson
Nays-None.
On motion of Alderman Wilson the
Roo rd then adjourned.
EDWARD w. WOOLLEY,
Chtv Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26
WITH THE BOWLERs.
Opening Camel in the J.. G. Club Team
ent@Notes.

The opening games in the two man team
of the Jersey City Club were
rolled last evening. Following are the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26

DO not let us talk Of novels; leave
them for your old age, as / dO,'a singu-
lar remark for a lady OF eighty-seven
addressing a Statesman of eighty-five.-
Exchange.
She Would Talke Her Rest.
TT comforts me-" said a little BEN old
man, as he spoke tenderly of his dead
wife; 1T comforts me to know that Tally
would allus he down every afternoon
and sleep a bit. Some folks thought 1t
was a dretful lazy habit, and twas no
wonder we didn't get rich faster, but
she suited me just as she was. Sally was
a comfortable sort of a woman to have
around, never frettin' at a Teller, or
When feelin' troubled, shed often say:
Father. ! believe I'll lie down for a few
minutes then back she'd come spry and
clipper as a canary bird. Sally didn't
driv and scold, but she wasn't lazy, an
h brought up the youngsters to do
their part. / dom see that drjvin' women
get on one might better than she die.
1t does comfort me to know that Sally
would take her rest
working to do things which are not half
SO necessary as a live mother Is, might
well take a lesson from this "comforta-
BILE sort of a woman and Gle down for
few minutes" and take their rest.-Ex-
change.
Christmas Puff Boxes.
There are new puff boxes designed for
Christmas which should delight the heart
larger round than a silver dollar. They
are made of repousse gold and the cover
is an exquisitely painted miniature.-Ex-
change
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26

DO not let us talk Of novels; leave
them for your old age, as I do,"a singu-
lar remark for a lady OF eighty-seven
addressing a statesman of eighty-tive.-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-12

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-12
oHMS61 COUNTY DELINQUENT rAx
LIST FOR THE YEAR 1895.

DELINQUENT TAX
LIST FOR y vr.p ,oor
LIAM ioSO.
--
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tAipIfoR OF tRNsBy CoryTy LA officfo
'iSt of all persons and PROPERTY oss.ysaI : d
.! county for the wear 1893. whose taxts baxa n.
teen rad. and amur,nt dive tharo' ave ho'
20 this Office by the County r oav,n a. ,t'u'hed
10 Tax Receiver # .rmsDy C,prtv %.,l1 I'm
nh ,fav of n.,.rI county, Nevada. this
V. pi.r1
nrone-t,. 1890 t"e i"Iln"Irg described
sol" ana Sears Aiyssion. Dvelr,~. i"''"i-
'-'e E'oO'CV.
t"II lax $780, ......... ~1
~ l1r cent de'inqnencv .......
''st OF advertising ,%o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-26
WHEELING REGISTER THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1895

LOO head less than last week. Trade has
been very dull since last Monday and val
Ues are &c Off from those ruling then.
Sheep sell at l1aM2lsc and very few extra
at 2&c lambs at 2Ad4c per lb gross.
SWiue-TraQe is slow and values uh-
changed since last Monday.
COws-Tnere Is rather q heavy ouerlnS
and the market is slow and values about
s. off. Quotations at $50 GOA 30 90 per head,
and eXtr aat SD 90 per head. Receipts 1IO
head.
Calves-The market is duh. but prices
are without material change Tor VealS'
selling at 406c per ID. Grass calves are
inactive and values unchanged, VIZ, at
81 OQG7 90 per head Receipts 2S3 head.
STOCK ON THE wharf.
Cattle-The market was fairly acllEe,
with receipts light and prices very STEADY
quotations being as follows Oxen s. D)p
. 80 per 100 lbs: bulls 81 1JN2 . per 100 los;
COWS 81 5OG2 % per 100 lbs; young steers
over 200 lbs SO 50li4 90 per 100 lbs; lshJer
weights 50 50N3 p per 100 lbs; COWS 3 UyU
~ 90 per head, and fresh COWS $lJ wa
80 90 per head.
es-Notwithstanding the low price
of poultry. with choice veals rather scarce
tbe demand was good and prices were
steady. Quotations as follows: FOR
strictly choice veais 406Ac per lb and FOR
rough to good 81 00do 40 per head
Sheep and Lambs-The offerings were
equal TO the light demand. only desirable
stock being inquired for with quotations
as follows: Spring lambs 3Q1c per ID ana
81 50G2 70 per head; sheep l52Q212c Per 10
and 81 0oQ2 so Per head.
CINCINNATI December A.-hogs,
strong at 50 Oed3 45; receipts, $500 head
SHIPMENTS 200 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-26

-llen everything IS fixed. and We
married in May. can't we?
Taere IS only one thing I have
spoken Of, and mamma insisted that
e--ainly, my angel What is it.?
so through any trial for your
and III do it. Ask for the
ses. and if such a thing is in
TIT ser It, ay. even though L
SWIM -le seas. climb the Hottest
search In the tuning craters
volcanoes, III do it.
p. ISN'T much. my dear. Mamma
~. must ask you how much you in
10 allow me q week for pin
-al-er-how much are pins a
-" New York Weekly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-26
PRODUCE.

NEW y DIRK. December 2L-Butter,
western dairy u0l9c; creamery 17G2c;
Elgins sc; imitation creamery 15IOc;
State dairy lGQZ2c; 90 creamery 1gQ2lc.
Cheese, quiet.
Eggs, dull.
Cottonseed oil. firm.
Petroleum. firm.
Rosin. firm.
Turpenune firmer.
Rice. steady
AiOlasSes. steady.
Coffee. options opened quiet and closed
quiet at . points net decline.
Sugar. raw quiet but firm; refined quiet
CINCINNATI, December 2i-Flour
quiet and steady.
Wheat, quiet and steady; No. red 64i6c:
receipts, 5000 bushels; shipments, 1000
bushels.
Corn, lower; No mixed 26c lowest price
in the history of the city,.
: Oats, quiet; No HaoiXed 2Sc.
Rye. merely nominal, No. 2 Acc.
Lard. steady at s. Is.
Bulk meats. steady at a 3ll2.
Bacon. steadier Al s. cog
Whisky, quiet: sales 5il barrels at Il 90.
Butter. weak; fancy Elgin creamery &c.
Sugars. fairly active
Cheese, quiet and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-26
rpANs-oHIo DIVISION.

-. CoIun,bus Chicago and the West.
% and lois a. II. daily. and 4:iO p. m.
D'1 G'so1Iumbus. Cincinnati and st. Louis.
mis- a. IN. daily, and li:40 p. M except
5D't 80 and $40 a. IN, sunday only.
% q. Ci9trsville accommodation, 1J:l5 a.
-, and S:45 p. m. except SUNDAY:
III; c aIt accommodation. S:45 p. m.
de elaiyG,duslsy Mail. 1913 a. m. daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-26
ARRIVE.

From Chicago, l:15 a. m. and Los and
EGO .. m. daily. r,,,,,,.,
- 20 "a m. and $50 D. n. daily.
81 Clairsville accommodation, R:lO p
~ and 1870 p. m, except Sunday
III; 1eyarlt accommodation. l2:lO p. IN.
o se5a1yndusky mail. 8: 30 p. m. daily;
S'A'i CHAS. O. SCULL,
General Passenger Agent.
n. LANE, 7. p. Agt,, Wheeling, W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-26
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. December ga large Wis
ible movement of all classes of dry goods
and an Improvement in the general in
0uirv were the features of the day and
gave indications of an increased demand
In the near future.
More buvers have been in the market
and for the day before Christmas a very
fair volume OF business was completed
and i'm staple cottons much more could
have been done but for the small dineI-
The General feeling was very much bet
ter and the crisis is regarded as a BACK
number. Printing cloths quiet at &c tof
CT squares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-26
ATTRACTIVE COMBINATION,

The very u5ves, shape in bodies Is
.s coat basque IN the Louis NJ sly -e.
he ea.s. and skirt are genefa5 5,.. Of
-s-.r- materials. ,he later beng
ry eli s3un or smooth one-loned
A handsome m0del seen nad q
OF grey cloth. The jacket was Of
-ser leas green silk with bright how
s.rsWn sparseg. over Us surface.
r.s YES. was OF sot-, yello".Sa lace.
.-, so,-.~s.-s Isvers and jacket edges
trimmed with g fringe OF storm
-rer a,~ ABOVE the crushed collar
-bo SIX was run OF rosy RIBBON
..,-- -,4r1ei 81 hue the flowers.
,Es-5 a sa.~. ci chameleon SILK, lnete
.s p coax Ct PeUn.a velvet. the res.
W OF -uipure lace over rose-coiored
tone IN with .nd.s,incJ shades o
same in the skirt. The collar and
-s uere Of the same oeayy ACE.
--s and handsome designs Oh How
satin are muca used for these
with black SATIN or co.ored cloJa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-26
MINING STOCKS.

Hulwer .....--.. .-...--'' ''''''-''''''''''' -
f~r,ror ......... ......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g
Crown Point ..-....-. ..-.-- $500.
,orsoIidated California and Virginia. u.
DolfNOOd ....-...- ..--..--- -.-....s..-..
Could and Curry ...-.-..-.--.'.......- e.,
Hale and NOrcrosS ..-.....'...'....... 49,
Eomestake ......... .-..''''' ''''''''''''-. q,
Iron Silver .-..---.- '.-''''--'''''''''''' 3,
Nravf,au ....... ........- ........-...... ~
Ontario ......... .'-'''''' ~
ODhir ...... ........-. ....-'.''''''''''-' u
Quicksilver ......... ........' ''''''''''''-
~ rlvofarred 100000. ....-.......s.. 1900 -O9
Sierra Nevada ....-.... .-.''''''''''''''' 80
Standard ......... ...---..- .'.''''''''''' ~.
T~-f0r Consolidated ......... ...'"'''''-' az
Yellow Jacket .....--- -.--''''''''''''' %"
LONDON. December 4-Inere vas a
f,,rrl,ar marked Improvement IN American
eS,-.s here TO-DAY on kilograms tepot letl
,7-,,-r. md more friendly utterdnces lrotl
President Cleveland The recovery We
an, "a b97r repurcAases ana rev spec
uiative orders. The closing was heail3 ~
the best. -. -, Germ, nv
v,-ara sounded Yesterday as 10 Terms vA
Sy,er,cSn coin and bond loans. The dear
ness OF money there, TO say noIh'lis eiso'
IS against IT, .,.-,7 bo++er- ir
svrnrathy with the recovery III Amer
cans and foreigners ~. ,,,,,--, bs.
PARIS December 24.-The bourse udS
been very fat to-day but there W. q
~ rove rally and the close was clstiiiC'l!
SrD, Fresh support is said 70 nave ~ =.
even by ROthschild 70 the market Inns
is not confirmed O., r,,o ,,,arl-at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-26

A brown -. a..l waist Of brown
s.-- .-.rs.- blush roses IN natural
r.s lad vest of chiffon that was
-r rs composed OF three stripes
T.-.r- cc'o~s-a pink. and then tTo
gl- green. matching
- the trCc5le. A ye.lcw.sl
.- ended .n revsrs IN the front.
- WAS of pink mirO.r velvet
OF the same lace standing
--1 OF e,
lass expensive gowns Of one fabric
rgy trimmed by collar OF
re'vc-. with ule vest 20 match.
tN tweed ID nut brown. hal the
sao green velvet. This Was
eliza. r 1eur.a fur. The full vest
li FOUR inch bands Of the fur
g ,elgrA. A circular piece Of
rr- s. ID the Jcp CT the collar formed
a parted about three inches I'm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-26

here was dull to-day The Constantine
pie market was fat and the selling of
mines was largely from there