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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
Disaster OF Delaware.

rounds the identity of tho two unknown
three masted schooners reported sunk off
the Delaware capcs with their sails set
Sea tug G. w. Morse reports that the
United States lightship on the northeast
end of the Delaware capes, which Is
manned by full crew, has gone adrift.
No tidings OF her have been received.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
MILITARY ExONERATEO.

BROOKLYN. Feb. 13..-Tho coroncr's jury
In the case Of John Carney, who was shot
during the strike here, brought In verdict
To the effect that Carney died OF n gun
shot wound received at the hands OF the
military In the discharge OF their duty.
The jury exoneratcs the military from all
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
He Deserved It.

PARIS, Feb l3-rhe directors OF the
Compagnlc Generate Transatlantiquc have
adopted vote OF congratulations TO Cap
tain Baudelon of the steamer Gascogne
In addition they have decided to give him
a gold medal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
THE CITY OF PROyIDESCE.
ANDEM STREET.

City Clerks Office, February ., 1895.
All persons interested In the report OF tho Com
missioners OF Estimate and Assessment, appointed
by the Supreme Court Common Pleas Divi-
sion, of this state, May 26th A. ID. 1894,
to lay out and extend Andem street, from Aead-
emy avenue to Bergen street. are hereby
notified that the first port Of said Commts oners
has been ed In the said Court and that ail persons
aggreved by said report must file with the Clerk
to c,airu jury ira in said matter, within thirty
days after the reception OF this notice by them,
they will MOI be entitled to such jury trial
WILLIAM Il. CLARKE,
febe3td City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13

ANsoNIA, Conn, Feb. 13.-The brass
and copper lsm Of Wallace q Sons, who
failed in September, 1898, and whose busi-
ness for year has been operated by their
creditors, Is to pass into the hands Of a
new company. The concern employs 1000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
The Alcohol Controversy.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Lodge
is to offer an amendment TO the Legislative
and executive appropriation bill approprl-
ating sc, 600 to enable the commissioner
of labor TO investigate the economic as
pects of the alcohol question.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
Hemmed In by Toe.

NANTtcKET. Mass, Feb. 13.-Steamer
Island Home made an Intellectual attempt
yesterday to open up communication with
Nantucket, which is now shut off from
the mainland by ice. A large number of
persons desiring to get to the mpinland
were disappointed, but the islanders took
the failure coolly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
Men of Zig Cnnltnl.

CLEVELAND. Feb. 13 The convention CT
the National Brickmakers' association
was called together here with President
Aslip in the chair. Yesterdays session
was devoted to business of routine ma
ture. The amount OF invested capital
represented by the delegates exceeds $780,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
N.v Canal Line Contemplated.

CLEVELAND. Feb. ia company has
been organized in this city to build and
operate line of canal boats between
Cleveland and New York, via Lake Eric
and the Erie canal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13

CoxcoRD. \. L.. Feb. is Tho Mar
chester amd Milford railroad bill wa
killed ia the hnnso after long and spirit,
dcnnlc ~ = = Ire vote.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
Electric Road Extensions.

ALBANY. Feb. 10. - Certificates filed
with the secretary of state show exten.
sions OF the Peoples Traction company's
electric roads through Connecticut, with
the contemplation Of branch in this
otata
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13

DErBY Conn, Feb he :. Cornell,
a dDrrctpr OF the Paper BOX Makers trust
and manager OF the National Folding Box
and Paper company. resigned both posi-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
rou,yaIent 60 Llfe Sentences.

FoRT SMITH, Ark. Feb. l3-Bill Coos
the outlaw, was sentenced in the United
States court to 50 years In the penlten
uary at Albany, n. Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
Benched For Good.

NEW BEDFORD Mas, Feb. 13--Captain
Lohnes of the schooner Moss Rose has
about given up hopc of floating he vessel
of Nahawcna, where she went ashore re-
cently
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13
samples of weather Abroad.

BERLIN, Feb. 13.-The harbor OF Dantzic
Is frozen over. The ice Is SO thick that
vehicles pass on IL from shore to shore.
At Copenhagen people can walk on the
ice to the ships that are ice bound In the
harbor.
Near Kiel six large steamers are reported
to be fast in tho ice.
In North Jutland, Denmark, the snow
is Is feet deep. In the town of Hjorring
tunnels had to be cut through the snow,
and inmates of buried houses dug out.
The Berlin prisons are overflowed with
persons who committed misdemoanors in
order to obtain shelter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13

CHAPTER 695.

An Ordinance concerning the Fire Department OF
the City OF Providence and Carrying Into
Eject the Provisions OF Chapter 100 OF the
Public Laws Passed at the January session OF
the General Assembly, A. d. iss2, Relative TO
Board OF Fire Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
MR. HAMILToN DIES.

The mJnrlrs lie Received Last Sunday
Were More Serious Than nj FlrAt sup-
posed - The circumstances Very Dis
tresSinR.
Last night at 1850 o'clock, in Wells
burg. occurred the death of Mr.. $. C, A.
Hamilton, of Short Greek, father OF
Messrs. N. C. and C. p Hamilton, the
architects OF this city. The clrcum-
stances were unusually distressing,
Last Sunday at Short Creek where he
resides. Mr., Hamilton attempted TO
cross the track In front OF n Pan Handle
passenger train that was slowing up at
the station. but being very old and not
very active he was caught In front OF
the engine and received injuries which
while serious, were not at the time
thought to be fatal,
Mr.. Hamilton was taken to Wells
burg on the train, where he could re:
ceiye the benefit OF first class medical
attention, and his recovery was expec-
ted for time, but yesterday he grew
worse and died last night. Mr., Ham
ilton was an old and esteemed citizen
OF the upper end Of the county and the
news OF his death under these circum--
stances particularly, will be received
with general sorrow. The arrange
ments for the funeral had not been
completed last night.
Mr.. Hamilton was a printer In early
and middle life. Back in the fitties he
was a comp" in New England news
paper office where Horace Greeley oc-
cupled similar position at the same
time. He followed the founder OF tho
Tribune TO New York and held cases
ON that pRper before the war.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05

Last night at Trades Assembly hall
on Market street, the tobacco workers
OF the city, members OF the Garfield
Assembly, Knights OF Labor, met for
the purpose OF considering the situation
In regard to the request OF one Arm, II,
Seamon & Son, to be allowed to place
punching machine In their plant the
wOrkmen To be paid at the rate now
prevailing In Pittsburgh,
The meeting was very largely attend
ed, n large proportion OF the 400 menu
bers OF the union being present. The
utmost secrecy prevailed and every
effort to secure from those present an
account OF what was done was unavail-
ing, However, Il Is learned from an In
direct source, that the proposition OF
the firm mentioned Is TO be refused, the
workmen considering that the intro
ductlon of the machine Is the first step
toward reduction OF wages generally,
The committee OF workmcn to whom
the proposition had been made, made
their report 10 the assembly, NAlthouEh
the information Is not Otdcial, II Is said
the proposition was fatty refused,
The policy of Garfield Assembly In
declining to give To the public what
nearly every other labor organization
voluntarily gives, Is somewhat OF de-
parture, II the wOrlmGn refuse to
give out their doings how Is the public
to form an opinion OF the differences
existing? Other labor bodies have pur-
sued more liberal policy and found 1t
paid In the long run,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
TARIFF on WOOL.


The Wool Growers AAanrlntlOn wants
The lIcIlhilry DUTY RCatorrL.
WASHINGTON, u. O. Doe i--Thu
annual meeting OF the National Assoc
citation OF Wool Growers began here to-
day. Tho principal feature OF to-dhy's
session was the annual address OF Pres
ident William Lawrence, OF Ohio, who
-dwolt on the present distressed condl-
tlOn 0f tho wool growing Industry and
made various suggestions for rCinrdl-
al legislation and for concerted action
to secure better protection To the wool
growers. Resolutions viii be adopted
urging the restoration 0f wool to the
dutlablG list ut u reasonably high rate,
President Lawrence In an Informal
conference told tine wool mcn he ala not
expect any measure 90 satisfaction to
wooden interests would be- pugaed by
Congress until n full revision OF tho
tarlf should be made, lie submitted
n long memorial which he suggested
this association adopt and present To
Congress, II recltes the loss To Steep
breeders caused by the free wool scNed-
ulc OF the Wilson tariff law aud fayors
MS temporary relief the re-enactmeTt Of
the Mckinley schedule with slight mod
locations, Theodore Justice, OF Phln-
delphla, advocated this rc-enactmcn.
az Il temporary relief aud snid that
the Mckinley wooden tariff had yielded
for three years an annual revenue OF
A2,O0O,OO0, Placing wool on the free
list, he said, had 50 far cuuRed Il LOGS OF
SlOO, 600, 900 10 the wool growers. Tho
rc.cuactment OF the Mckinley schedule,
he urged, should take effect Immediate
ly, and these views were formulated In
proposed resolutions which Mr., jus
tlCe read.
Much Of the session was occupied In
addresses by representatives from dr.
fcTent parts OF the country who told u
the unsatisfactory condition OF tho
wooden industry In their localities Du-
ring the day II resolution was offered
that Congress he asked to pass immr-
diRtcly as partial measure OF relief
schedule W), wool and wOolens, of the
Mckinley tariff law, This, however,
was objected to hy some OF those pres
ent on the GROUND that the duties pro-
vlded for by that schedule We're not
high enough, and the resolution, after
some discussion, was referred to COM
mlttcp of five
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
LETTER PROM GLADSTONE.
Forced 10 Decline the Chicago Press cinb's
t-I,n.Inu-n,i,.. A rn,rnInm Cnnsr.

Forced 10 Decline the Chicago Press Cinbh
InyItatIon-ThsA Armenian Cause.
NEW YORK, Dec. i.-Thc Press Club
OF Chicago, has had an address from
some speaker OF some distinction in the
Auditorium every year for several
years. They invited Mr.. Gladstone for
1896. ard the mayor OF Chicago sup
nlcmented tho request with n cordial
letter inviting Mr. Gladstone and bis
family. These letters were sent to Mr.,
Depcw TO be forwarded with personal
letter from him. The following Is Mr.
Gladntone's answer:
.TIAwARDEN CASTLE, Chester, Nov.
5, 1895.
"Dcnr Mr.. Depcw:--I have had the
honor TO receive your letter Of the .vth
MT. which forwarded to me the invita-
tIon OF the Press Club, accompanied
and countcnanCed by the gracious I'D
drcss OF the mayor OF the grcat city of
Chicago.
II cannot too strongly express my
sense Of the honor thus done me ana
wish to add that In my opinion no
crugG more sacred and none more nr-
gent than that Of the Armcnlans has
ever been brought before the citizens
OF humane and enlightened country.
ut Ia for the moment envcloped, 80
far ns the public nrc concerned In UNI
certainty. but yet there are Indicators
that the handwriting on the wall which
wnrned one ancient deFpOt OF his coTl-
ing doom, has again been traced visIhly
enough to betOkCn some approaching
crash OF nSsystcm Of government far
more lmplOuI and lnlqultOls.
with theFe feelings | still must not
blind myself to the fncta OF my sltua-
tInn. After my long public life can
attcmrt no public action without con.
gIlerIng much besides the truth. and
even the Importance Of what ! might
have TO say and ! am far from con.
WINGED that my undertaking public
nddrrBs flor such II would be-, at the
present time. would be beneficial to the
Armenian cause hut all reasoning on
such question II cut short by nm I'M
desirable physical uniltncfs; the blessing
OF good health In Rtlll v0uchEatCd 10 Inc,
but diminished strength. imperfect VIA
ion and growing deafness incnpacllalrH
mo from public efforts, which more
wcIghty confederation might lead me
To undertake.. md COnllnc my Inter
cotIrFn with others 10 what IN purely
private and OF worry restricted clar.
nCtnr.
~ acnd this reply with much regret
with too full nm assurance Of Ita ncco8-
sity.
I'm conclusion. lot me hope that the
influence IT your great, nnd In such
matter ncCcEfnrlly Impartial, country.
viii be- powerfully used for the GAUGE Of
tho rlght.
~ remain with much respect. dcnr
Mr.. Dcprw. Very faithfully YOU'RE.
Nv, ~ ULADNTONE"
lion. ChaunCcy NJ bcpcw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
LOCAL BREyITIEs,
Matters of Minor Moment In and About
the city,

NHc Ntls
There will be no show at the Grand
this evening,
Yesterday n roll was broken on mill
No. ut the Aetna-Standard.
A meeting Of the council committee
on real estate has been called for TINS
evening,
officer Holmes and officer NIehaela
each ran in n plain drunk last night for
this mornings police court
Clerk Hook yesterday issued mar
rlaga license to Charles Outon, aged 22
and Isabella FrnzIcr aged 10, both OF
this city.
The meetings continue At the chris,
tian church. Two made confession Of
faith In Christ last night and VIII be
immersed Tonight
The Buffet has been opened again by
Ira Mcdonald, with Harry Carr as
manager They are sure to have
popular resort,
In the police court yesterday morning
two dlsOrderllos were fined 50 and costs
and u plain drunk 81 and costs. One OF
the disorderly cases went to the hill
and the other two cases paid the fines
]. Il. Thomas, an alleged SALESMAN,
was arrested by officer Kemplc and
sent to iail by Squire Phillips for u
hearing Friday, on charge of defraud-
ing the Hotel brunswick out OF a
board bill,
James A. Reilly closed his engage
ment at the Grand last night. lilo pre-
scented The BroOmmaker'' to two large
and appreclative audiences yesterday
He grows in public favor with every
succeeding visit here,
Tomorrow evening an entertainment
will be given by the Gwent Qunrtcttc, OF
Martins Ferry, assisted by capable
and popular local talent at Wesley n.
Il. church, for the benefit Of the church.
II Is under the auspices OF the Gilt
There" company,
In the window ut NIcol's art store,
on Market street, IL exhibited n por-
trait OF the late DR.. McKennnn, OF
Washington, IN. II is by Morgan
Rhecs, and all who knew the late doctor
say that even Mr., Rhces never produced
u finer or more life like portrait
The firm OF West & WilkIs has dis
solved Both members We're popular
eX.pOllcemen. who went Into the saloon
business ut No. I, Sixteenth street, some
time ago. Mr. West retireS. and no,
doubt the remaining partner VIII con-
tinue to do a prosperous business
/. II. Noise, the well known expert &C.
countnnt, win open business aroIe'
my in the Schaefrr & Drlchorst build
ing, on Main street he will train
young men for amy sort OF business ca
rcer, Just as they would be trained In
actual business practice. His compe-
tcnce is well known.
Tramps wore unusually plentiful yes
terday. One was working the lodge
racket, representing himself as n Mason
at one store and n Knight OF Pythias
In the adjoining store, and two were
working the sore arm racket. Several
had seen better days. About one-half.
Of the trumps say they have been prom
ised job Mt mill or furnace. one
tramp had three fingers mashed while
sleeping at the Martins Ferry furnace
the other night, and he won't so there
again soon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
COMMISSIONERS SAFE.
(IOMMIssIONERs' SALE.

Iiy virtuo OF q decree NJ the Circuit CoGf, Of
Nagshal county. West H!riHil, cUg'e! on 10
18th day OF October. isJI In Chllse'T ord;
Book No g. page ri. IN chancery rnu'g 'as'Gs
pending. In Which tho stiya Ol West NfSlIsA
plaintiff aud Neil ANA add o'ltfa are dess:
ants, the undersigned. who T'!t b. Tue sd d.
cree appointed speGiL, cOmEii''lOnc '1' st
purpOse. will offer fDr ,lli ~ ,Ihl,c alfol y
the highest and best bidder 81: tla llDs. ~
CiIy Building In the ciy OF BcnwOol, Nasal
county, West Virginia, On
SATURDAY, TIE 1srl DAY OF DECEMBER 49,
beginning at? O'Clock p IN, Of that dAr ~
following described Teal CJaie. situate ~ -
Ely Of licuwOOd, Marshall c0ultr. West VI.
ginia that IS ~ sAT: Lot No ~ In schld.s lhi"
Amended Addition to th' SAID ely li b'nMpsi
being the property conveyed by the 5chns.'
bach Brewing Company 10 said Sell QHipl b.
decd dated April y. 1891 anl now OF record .
the office OF the Clerk Of the L0ua'G QUIT o.
Marshall county, IN Decd Book 10 :, nlgs ~
Also tho undivided IwO'Neyeuihs Of pan O.
tract Of laui la Uuion district, IN said rounT
and state known rs the Ctauglh AMI Fleming
lot aud lyins Immediately south 1l koIin'oa
addition to B1uWOOl. aud north Of the BHwoE
Iron Works Rolling all property. and bounded
AMI described a, iOllnWs. Beginning ni 4 sHsa
on the CRsicriy side OF q stxtN-lo0t ROADWAY ili
80 feet snutHwarliy from the Intersection Of he
oagPFly side Of second street With the s9uih line
VI RoblusOu's addition; thence with the es'eTly
side OF said Slxty.toDt roadway souihwaIdlr 11i
at right An1leS with the south lIilc OF SAID Rob
in,nR's addition tiity feet t0a stake ibcnc 81
RICH, ankles irol fsll siSty.i01t roadway pi,'
aleI with NAid south line Of Said RO6n'on, al
dltiou ninety.thrcc feet 10 the WESTERLY s.d- oii
siX'cGu.iont roadway, and with said side OF ~
sixlcOn.inot roadway northWRrdlv aud rafa.A
with said slXty.lnct roadway nity Zee. 10 sAi:
thence westNnrdly and parallel with said 'ogia
line Of said R1biuson's addition nlle'y'ihfN
feet 10 the beginning
frRH. az sAbE:-nnc.third OF the pn;chiH
money, aud nc mutt more riereoi Hs the put
chaser shall elect TO 'uy IN cash on The cay o.
sale and the residue thereof payablsin iWoel7L
in,tallrcutS In Oul ana two years respTAN
from he day NJ sale With .ntCTcS' lToGi isAi CAV
the purchaser giving his notes tlr the deItfr4
payments beating inierc,; u aforesaid wy
uCroual security thorc0n satisfactory 20 il
ipecia, commissioners. AMI the iiic 10 be it'l.a
eli until payment in full cisIid purchase aoag
anu Interest. ~. PAksyN>:,.,..,
GEO. u, CALDWELL
Special Commissioner
hereof certify that George Il Caldwell i9i
7 J. Parsons. tho above named special comsEI
S,OncIS have given bOil anl security a. fequtei
b. the co, n Rnt by Jaw, nui thr l.d b'lli a'
security have ga approved By me
cicrl Of tho clFcui: Court OF Marshall c2a9ii'
". Va nG:-.a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05

A man who gave his name varIously
as Cochran and Patterson, and who
said at one place that he was from
Kansas City and was member OF the
K. OF r., and at another that his
home was in Toledo and he belonged to
the 1. o. o. F.. and in other places
claimed to be from various cities and
10 belong to the Masons and numerous
other orders, was working saloon
keepers and other people yesterday
evening, when officer MIchacls locked
him up. He ought to get good. long
term on the hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
MR., zULAUFs BENEFIT.
The Large Audience at the Opera House
Last Evening Was Greatly PLEADED.

The Large Audience AZ tho Opera House
Last Evening Was Greatly Pleaded.
The pleasant feature OF last nights
benefit concert to Mr.. Charles 2ulnuf.
was the refusal OF all who took part to
respond to encores. It was agreeable
TO all concerned for the reason that In Il
local affair some one on the programme
has more friends than another. and
however Indifferent the performance Is,
the applause will come. Applause In
an undiScrlmInAting audience Is not
only unfair TO the artist, but frequently
double lnfIction on the audience.
The programme rendered nt the
Opera House last evening was OF var
led nature. and Of great excellence. To
make invldiOus distinctions Is not nee
essary. The programme already print
cd was very well rendered. Mr.. Zulaut
deserved the compliment that was paid
him last night by the large attendance
OF the people. He was In good voice,
inspired, no doubt, by the thIong that
faced him. which was an indlsputable
evidence OF hls popularity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05

Miss Edith Hall is a charming sing
Ing and dancing soubrette; possessing
youth, beauty. and that delightful YER
satilltY 70 essential to thu style OF the
character she assumes. As Polly
wopples," the rollicklng and fun-loy-
ing girl, she has n role for which she Is
peculiarly adapted. In addition to be-
ing thorough dramatic artist, she Is
a finished dancer. "Outcast Of n Great
City" comes 10 the Grand the first
three nights OF next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N there were Standing ut the tine q ll
death, In tho nRlno NJ CALVIN Il NON d'l.
rllcd Gt that ttnc out Of tbs state uRP ,.l y.
books II THE LA BELLE IRON. WORM
CORPORATION created by the laws Of Tie S'hl V
Wcs, Virginia, and having It's prlncip1, oIW
Snd place Of business Ia Inc CITY OF WheftaS
ohio county, Wc.t Virgins i've hundIei w
twenty-five (6.M Shares OF the chplhI NNl W
.t!d "rhe Lpllelc Iron Works" That The anas,
siEucl are The executors OF the asi WI ~ ~,
testament OF the said calvin loiy h,e ~ \,
Cts Of Sicuhcnvilir, lCticnon COUNTY uhY". y
ceased duly qualified rs such cEocn'oS q -. ~.
decGdcnt RccOriiGE TO the laws Of tue sag n,,'
OlOhiO. IN which state the said thvlh ~
was domcllCi at tho time VI his death AMIN ~
said executor. will UA TUESDAY. tn ~
DAY or NOVEMBER A. y, Ism, Al Tie N w ~,
said "rhc lRHclle Iron Works, IT, TIC N5 vi, ,,ti
at Wheeling transfer upon the hooh ., =. M \,
THE lABcllu Iron Works" said % .hWee ", y \,
capital stock standing IN the name ri iiI V; !.
Il poty to the following pcronN N"
gays-
Ia shares to Harry l.. DoiCy,
iii shares IN Mars n. Lugrnclt
IS shares to bradford y Johnson
81 shares to Mary L. Johnson. lin
HOFFMAN J, slNCLNIh
HARRY L. lOiEN, .a
ENeCu orS Of Calvin u pOiy doNst
A. j CLARKE. Attorney I--ss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
Tea Sets.
Toilet Sets.
Dinner Sets.

sui!ablc,tor tho Holiday trade. We
have un immense variety, oil Of tho very
latest shape, and decorations. Do not
fail to examine our stock and learn our
prices boiorc.purchaslng You will find
our goods equal to any in every respect,
and our pricas 40 por cent lower than
tue cxcluaivc crockory houses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05

The great play, "Trilby." will be
pretty surr To draw good houses at the
Opera House Saturday afternoon and
evening. The. Gale Of scnts win open ut
C, a. Houses music store this morn
ing. The play Is put on By a. NJ. Pal
ner's company. and the interest which
the novel has aroused will do much to
draw large audience at ench prescn-
tation OF the drnmatIZation of II.