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New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
MT. KISCO.

Miss Charlotte Lanneau. OF Bayonne. has been
visiting Miss Amy Griffith this week
Miss Janet Stewart. from San Francisco Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Horton OF west
Man-st
Thomas T.. Kirby and his family have removed
from the city to their country homo near THIS
village 49,,
II has been decided TO hold the bazaar for the
school seating fund late this month me w9msn pnh,
ert Leonard Mrs J. T. Carpenter. Mrs I. EHwood
SarDsnter Mrs Frank cs1penterM Mrs Mrs MIer
Mrs. l. d. Horton. Mrs. A. ]. Adams and MISS
ADELAIDE Norris Numerous smaller committees
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
NYACK.
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM ROCKLAND
COUNTY


COUNTY.
The Fire Commissioners Of Nyack have petitioned
the Village Board o: Trustees for an appropriation
OF 500 for the purpose Of putting in a Gamewell
hre-aarm system. This is most important
quest. arl should receive the sanction of the trus-
tees The reed OF proper nre-alarm system In
Nyack has been spoken o. often in this col
demand any further comment and 1t Is
only necessary ad1 that the duty OF trustees
Is grant the petition al once Nyack's past expe-
rence with antiquatei and practically useless
nre-alarD bell and screech-owl whistle should be
sufficient 10 convince the most conservative people
OF the need for something modern
The Nyack Traction Company has Is said.
practically given up rs fight for a franchise for the
river road. AZ at time the promoters Of the
company said that unless they received permis-
sion lay tracks between Nyack and Piermont.
they would not put any tracks the other proposed
routes. IL may be that Nyack VIII have trolley
road az all While there many reasons in favor
OF tro,l-y roa, in the town. Is no, lilsey that
any serious lamentations will bc heard II the Nyack
Itsci.on COMPANY should decide 10 give up the
pfiri'"rcs Objections, however might be raised TO
this Ter the terms Of the franchise
Owing 70 the Illness of the Of the Coun-
try cub the proposition 10 make change In the
oreanizlt Sh OF me cliD at the meeting las; ednee
DAY VAS held over until an adjourned meeting on
June IS. IL was thought advisable before making
Cubs nnasces % t6e % MEETING oSs on WeinSsday.
Francis h. Pi;k!n was elected president; DR.. +. H.
urer. and Howard Van Buren,. secretary.
The Nyack Rowing Association Will give a large
dance on the evening OF June 49, at the boathouse.
This will b. the first large club social function OF
the summer, and preparations are being made to
make it an especially enjoyable occasion. The as
socation will attend the Columbia Cornei- Pennsyi.
ysnia boat race at Poughkeepsie. going on special
boat.
This afternoon the Nyack baseball team will play
with the New-Jersey Athletic Cub: At the Pier:
mont grounds this afternoon the Piermont Field
club will NEE. the Greenyille Athletic Club. The
Pierm0nt club has mait a fine record so far this
sff nd la
'cranEs' in Rock;and County. .
on Sunday, June &C. =. AIMS Roman Catloho
Church. Of Nyack VIII be consecrated Archbishop
Corrgan Bishop Conroy Bishop Michaud, Bishop
Gabries. the Very Rev W. l.. Penny. the Very
Rev Joseph II -ony. and the priest in charge, the
Rev James l.. Crosby, will take part In the SER
vices. :,
The young mems branch Of the Friendly Soelety
OF Grace Church VIII h0.l It's annual excursion
on July q. going 10 Gen Island. -,
The Nyack Water Company is considering pan
10 construct several wells near the pumping sia-
ton in West Nyack. IN order to give pure ate ma,er
10 It's customers instead OF the present poor water
OF the IIfckensack River. ~, ,,.
Miss Eua KetneT. of Atlanta. Ca. Will 'isaI
friends in South Nyack next week
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
PLEASA\TEILLE.

The Womens Christian Temperance Union gave
their annual treat for the Loyal Legion In HalTs
Grove last Thursday afternoon.
Invitations have been issued by the class OF 'Sj
NJ the Chappanua Institute for the graduating cx-
ercises on Friday. June II. AT y. m. The graduates
Will be Miss Emma t. Gerlach. Miss Eizabeth NJ
Pnrdy. Miss Gertrude r. Townsend and Henry a.
Waldron. ,
Cromwell Of Plea asantvlc. go
The regular monthly meeting Of the PIeasantville
Tennis Club was held at Mr.. Merrtt's last evening
Several new members were elected.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
LONG ISLAND.
NOTES FROM TOWNSHIPS IN QUEENS
AND SUFFOLK COUNTIES.
NEM'TOWN

The brown mare Topsy. owned By Pierre Hicks.
OF Astoria. was killed in runaway on the shore
read few evenings ago. The mare was htched 10
a buggy, and vas driven by Peter ConnorS d
cDlchman. She started down the road at gallop,
ard ran into another buggy which was going In
an opposite direction. The shaft OF the vehicle
into which shc ran struck her directly over the
heart. causing instant death iopsy was re-
Gently purchased for ss25 She had record Of
rs and 2:li trla, heat. she was full sister
10 phoebe Wilkes. with record of 2O''.. She was
third n a fed of ten starters AZ Tie Toronto track
last August. and nrisred seco.d at Syracuse n
week af;erwnrd In 2:2i4
4 DELEGATION OF r, siien;s Of the Thrl Nari OF
Iorg Island city yesterday called on Mayor san
ford. and asked him to take some steps toward
suppressing the smells coming from the ferulzns
works owned 10y John J. Peters In the warn. the
citizens told IN. Nlayor ihat tho 'a"tory vas Withl
one hundred yards Of the Third Maid ScHool' an,
that the smell was enough - mar mi sn" S0t,yU no.
children sick Mayor Sanford ~d!d ne Wouii sci.u
~ irsnac,or OF The Board OF Health 10 investigate
their complaint This did MOI seem 20 sa,'9y , osc =
DELEGATION. witch went over 10 tn" queens Iouh,y
courthouse and called on District Attorney l)aniei
noble. who sal. that he wo"ld haHHe axe a spf',at ,I,
could be brought before ,hai body. - +.
There were a number OF fash'onabie women IN
the queens county courthouse in 1ng Island
civ Yesterday when the divorce sui of Charles
< crowcu travelling salesman OF Jamaca;
against nis wife Lydia ~ CroMe, hSor iudra
cullen. Jacob x. Shepherd. la%yer anu WI "r1''n,
roal-catatc man u Rchmond hiI chsmhnr5 smTurp VWs W
= u"rtlv man nfiy-nve years old, and weighs
81 pounds Mrs Crow"ll entered g'h'ra I uI' b
and says that her husband abandoned nef ana mas
been cruel ~ her ever since ihc'r marriage ,,,
Frank Urasscl. n Bohemian cga'nlahr OF i',,s' M
ST and Thomuson-ave Long Island city, hai Mary
sullivan. the wife OF grave-lisErr III "a, 1aNaiy to
Cemet"ry. arraiened In m. '0ag hnrv on the
charge OF attempting TO poison ms '"o young
children she was released on 81" bail
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
TIE Latest CTT
'hlcago Tribune

From The Chicago TrIDunr
This" said the enterprising contributor. rs a
may frustrating certain phases OF the Chinese
Japanese war I'VE never touch upon such mat
ters" said the editor. This Is fashion paper. "
'(;ooI,' cried the enterprisng contributor. THAT
being 80 YOU can this same map for pattern.
Cutting up here along the corean boundary and
give YOU the finest pattern for a winter dolman,
suited TO q woman Of forty, you ever saw"
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
PROOEHA\EN.

ri. a.. ,,toro.,, N Port j, ffcrson strawberries
WA made on Monday by steamer 70 bridgeport d'a'-
.rs The berries were .arge and sold al ~ cents
onar, Although the early v1ri''ies were deS'roven
by frost the yield in this nesno''hoou " eNp'0'''
10 exceed lJ0HH quarts 49,
,,.s rarnv Nove- Mrs l. VI Tooker and Miss
~, rt,.e Will 20 as delegates from the Port
r.rarson PresSvterlln Church to the Christian En-
dcav0r Convention IN Boston
. Ms II N Tooker has returned to her home In
part Jefferson after a months etay at Sprinshei
After visit Of six months At Nieany' j. T.
'on mas Webster and her laughter are spend
Ing couple OF weeks with trenl' at fo'' '''''S' son
'l1 paTIs q Co.. Of Port jefferson have Just con-
The Hunters Association OF suffolk county ts nas
e'iol tho following officers: Pre.iient' Na,ha%n"' %
vVir a., v'r.-urrsiicn, Y II. illll second vice.
ur.a,ient l. " Howell: ssereiary ana usaSaIrI, x,
,cs n Il WoDihul have been elected In aliit'1n
10 the old Board u Trustees The ASSOCIATION u !"
n.d,s n.s,'5"x nsbe Of 80 ~ chauncey-,. Hrookyn
, rnciuter oi ihc nrm ~ gu.beI comm; WHO
nccnmc insane two years ago. appearsi IN f%atSh, %
o,ic ves,er.iay clad IN a long linen ln,i'r ana a
ary. straw ha;. Overse'r Chlch','.r ,n'"sia', ~,
%,i ..rn,.l from some asylum and i"l"grailrl 70
h a' ,,o,hrr who ordered her returned home In
s'antly iIs ".' sE,n " yeerS ol lie u. 10
10 a crack cycli-i. AMI eas a leading member oi
a.. Kings County Nhe"fn'n
'Ns ,,,e, nome wedding was celebrated at the home
NJ Nrr Henrietta Conklin. In Bay-hy" faiShosue
rcU-.l,y night The t%lOn was lI'
~ Scn,tlin to Archibald smith. son of
highway Commissioner Midiser sn'in, OK oars i',ns
80, Tn. ceremony was performed AZ > oc.''N
- 80. Hey " i Ferguson. of the Methoist
Csurch Harry Smith AMI Miss 1hei.a sui,n' i,
n,n,b.r and sister q, the bridegroom ana MISS uH,-
g. I,vla ~ Ilrookhaven. ai-ni"i IN" co"pe'
rho hide vas atilrei IN white SIX pnly lh' M
IT.. a''v ,cI,tlye. ard friends were present MT
.t NJ smith are spending ther w"lhnS 'oi'
%, cu,' 'ho,ne with Mr. Dr. Frank - Peterson SIS
"vr. "h,rics Mott. wife OF the superintent'n,
., ,h. Nassau oyster Company. VAS 'ioNt iiyin
y.
,., ,..an ave Paichogue. She had s''ii"i 20 i"kS
ia , uf,e favor'c. Lihhe Rutland. me hN' ,,.'
ta,,ht.r %, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Khanu. MtS,
49, r.,,-ioor neighbors. As n" chlld s'rpp"i
4" ,,ont ~ The wheel the horse siartei ah.hI.
u, 49, ,hr,yr backward and Mrs. Mott was
riich.l hcadlong 70 the ground no ore W., vas , N'"
>, a.. Tim. % render assistance. ana nlr~- ''u't
81 st.snI herself up and started home. Thoush no
L,'nus injury was received. she was severely
bruised and shaken by IN" sho'N' Inc ''''' wa"
NatV.l
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
JtI.NTINGTON.


r,,,,,, tho LAST week the suffolk Hotel has been
the Mecca OF n large throng OF summer residents
Among the new names on iis register are Mt ana
Mrs O. Palmer. Mr.. aud Mrs j. hav'lani. Hl'"ard
r. Wallace. r y. Doleyruplc. Thomas Pardon ~
nav T. n Fuller F. II Weaven. y. Appel. r. L.
Dunken Edward Stouehton. L. NJ McClaid ana
Miss T. Palmer. all OF New York: Mr.. and Mrs
II T Rragan Mr. and Mrs &. j. Ley
rcrts w X Curtis. Ralph Snger W. W.
Wlckes Charles Higgins. V. " HendrIckson. f..
Keicham. y. J.. McMnty. +. +. Feeny, Charles II
Eee r. OF r,rap s,pokSn jSrscy "clty II w Palmer iha
delpha ". II. SHARP. Patchosue j. C.. hrnnrick-
''f The Rev " s Kallou was installed as pastor
Of the First rnversaist Church OF Huntington , on
Tuesday evening The Rev, John Coleman Adams.
OF All Souls Church. Brooklyn preached the ser
mon. - , A rr,,,c,o
McihoIst Episcopal church was crowlcd on Tues
Gay eyenlnS when an ,n 1I sa"x "n AMONG those
who took part Ia the proceedings Wrrr Miss AIa
H@ "Gg Ws,tc rca' "a Pnper ryan o" Alred Beatty william
Pearsali Miss Mary Latham Miss Jane Rogers
an, In ns' ,hn pressncc Of large company OF relatives
anl friends Miss Bertha Gates and Edward smith @
Conovor Osborne at the home OF the brides par
onts Mir and Mrs. Edward 4 Gates. on Thurs.
dnv The house tastefully decorated with
daisies and locust blossoms anl the ceremony was
performed under marrasc bell Of aasles w:sieas ferns
were bridesmaids md Henry r. Gates was he
ss ss' Mp G%ar A%S4S e as M and @
smith. Mrs. Henry Gates. sr. Henry smith. Henry
Cafes David Smith. Miss Estelic Smith. Frederick
smith brewster Smith; NJ" and Mrs David Vaen,
Mrs Henry Rogers. David Valentine ir Miss
ietitla smith AIr and Mrs. John l.. smith. Miss
deborah Oakes Nr and Mrs Henry Gates jr.
Mr. and Mrs George Gates. Frank Gates. Mr..
ana Mrs Charles DOxee. Mr.. and Mrs James II.
Svrnnrfon Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Swenarton.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas II swcnarton George and
Wlsses Addic and Grace Swenarton. Mr. and Mrs.
Chnrcs Ritter. Mrs. Eliza Ritter. Charles ard
(;eorrc Ritter. J. Harry Swennrton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Freierick Conkn. Mrs. Henry Ritter. Mr. and
Mrs plersou. Mrs Wr!ghtman. Mr.. ani Mrs; NJ.
= nutllne M and Mrs. Smith Whtson, Miss
Agnes smith. Mr.; and Mrs william S ,.II Hudson,
Cec.,ia Henderson. Nj. and Mrs Casper III. Pier
SON Mrs. AiclIne Fox. Mr.. and Mrs Jarvis Fox.
Mr. and Mrs Sclah smith. Mr. ana Mrs. Henry
l. smith. Mr. and Mrs. George conkin, Mr. and
Mrs George =. Brush. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Pier
son MI anl Mrs. Mortimer Fox. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Guerncy. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Combs
pretty home wedding solcmn!zet In CEN
,rcpor on Tuesday. the contra tins parties being
bowen pastor OF the Knickeroocker Methodist
Church. Grcene-rve. Brooklyn. The ceremony was
nerformel az the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. Cornelius Suydam. The presents were
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

The Jury in the case @. Robert Monroe an actor
who was tried here on Thursday pe'"'e '.""''
Judge smith charge o. haN'hH NM -,
J., -. ,,uu,n, Harris with knife last July
t., s,,.,.ulo failed 10 agree and was discharged
Monroe pleaded sclf-dcfrnce
Before Judge smith and Jury IN the S""''N
County Court. Riycrhcal. william Phillips. " yo""s
man o, Say shore. pleaded guilty to iors'ns
check ani was sentenced to ninety uayS !" NV
VIA, I'm, returned and VAS arrested.
The commencement exercises oi thr hlN.i",hu t
Union school were held Ihurslay .Nru'n&h ~ ~ an, ,'
-asnrco ~ 90 people The decorations were me-
nnri The graduates received many Moral tributes
,rha aIdrrss 10 the graduates Vas male by the
t, ur' ID =, n Edwards and J. Edward Wells preSl-
dent Of the Board OF Eiucaii9n presented ~"
J,nlonns Ia In. following graduates: Hh'tir, r..
,p,,. 1ip''inN r,,,,L Uomnn Iertha Goldberg. Flor
enrs a., VI Fnnning Hubert + Corwn. Lillian NJ
woodruff Louise ". Woodhul' lhe~ !" 'o""S ana
Flora Il UalOCk
New-York tribune., 1895-06-08

have been appointed, and great care Is peing taken
to make the affair a success Do'h sociai'S anu
financially
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
ADO UT PEOPLE.
S%traugersin tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Z. ". Jones, OF Warrington, is q Nc.
Lure arrival.
J. Mckinney. OF Butler. Pa. n well
known oil man. is at the Mcclure.
J. A. Gar,lau. OF Warrington. auto
graphed at the Mcclure yesterday.
Joseph F. Gallaher, OF New York, an
old Wheeling boy, is at the Mcclure.
Miss Laura Dawson. OF Morgantown.
is the guests Of friends in Wheeling.
A. Il. Sharp, OF S.eubenville, was in
the city yesterday and registered at the
Mcclure.
Col. Hugh Sterling aud Hon. B. B.
Dovener were down At Moundsville on
business yesterday.
Miss Bette Mcclure, has returned
from Texas, after a visit OF several
months with relatives. .
Mrs. J. &. Redman, Of Clarksburg, is
visiting at the residence OF Mr.. II. W.
Redman, on Fifteenth street.
p. V. Heaton, OF New York, formerly
a Wheeling mon, autographed at the
Mcclure yesterday. and vas heartily
greeted BY many friends.
Mr.. Warner Ebberts, who is connect
ed with House K Herrmann's store in
Washington City. is spending a few
weeks with the Wheeling force oil the
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"IIiE a MAZDSS."
a Fine Representation Of Pinrro's Farcical
Romance Last Might.


a Fine Representation Of PinerO's Farcical
Romance Last Night.
Mr.. Pinero BIAS written much hotter
plays than "fhe Amazons," and what
ever OF pleasure tho very large and
brilliant audience derived from its pres.
entation a, the Opera House las. night
was due entirely to the intelligent in.
depreciation OF Mr.. Frohman's player "a.
In the hands OF a cast OF iudiAeren,
ability it would have been flat, stale and
Improbable. The theme can hardly
be said to be attractive, and is only 70.
deemed by its bright dialogue and novel
situations. or the three daughters Of
the Warehouses of Cd,tLejordan. who sho
insists on bringing up after the manner
OF boys, Miss Maude Odell as Lady nod
inc Bettur6et was the most charming and
effective. Lorimer %Stoddard, who i'm.
]personated the etleminatc Eariof TpSen.
rays, gave a most acceptable rendition
OF that difficult character. The remain.
der OF the cast while doing nothing
noteworthy filled all the requirements
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BEN EARNSHAW is OUT.
Tho Famous Forger OF wetzel
County Orders Pardoned.
THE MATTER WAS KEPT VERY QUIET
And No Dcilnlto Particulars IIavo
liecn deceived licro-Ilo HID
Served hut Ton Months OF an
Eight. Year ssntonce-Holcascd I'm.
mcdlately on tho Arrival OF tho Par.
don, Which Was Expected.

Bon Earnshaw was pardoned from
tho penitontiary yesterday. by Govor-
nor MacCorklc. His pardon. which
had boon looked for for somo time past,
arrived on tho afternoon Ohio River
railroad mail train, aud be was released
so asto take tho evening train for homo
at 4:45. lie had served but ten months
Of his eiGht.year aentence, and was ON.
ployed In tho engine room during his
confinement. His release was expected
by a tcw, but tho majority wore sur.
priscd on hearing OF it. The thing
seemed to have been kept a secret. and
was manipulated by II few influential
friends.
The crime Of which he was convicted
hero and for which Judge Jordan gave
him eight years III the ~penitentiary,
was forging or attempting to utter
forged county orders Of tho Wetzel
county court, Of which no had ut one
tiine been president. Tho case was an
especially noted one, owing to tho oloc.
ton frauds in We,zcl county. by which
Hon, G. ". Atkinson was cheated out
OF his scat and John 0. Pcndlcton seated.
There were stories at the time Of tho
prosecution which led to Earnshaw's
conviction that others were concerned
IN 1t, and he himself accused ]. ". Nc.
Caskey oil having given him the forged
orders. The fact that McCaskey after
wards disappeared and was said TO have
been short in his accounts revived that
story.
No particulars concerning the par.
don, the petitioners or the reasons as.
signed for asking it have been received
in Wheeling, but there was some time
ago talk OF a pardon on ccouut OF fail.
ing health.
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LOCAL %BIEvIrIEg.
Matters Of Minor Moa,snt In aud About
tho City.

Matters Of Minor Moaisnt In aud About
tho City.
Tnn GRAND this ovoning-"Prison
Bars"
A MEETING OF the council committee
on accounts has been called for this
evening.
TrE Elm Grove railroad station on
Sixteenth street, IL being ropainted In
worry gay colors. 1t presents as good an
appearance now no when now
Tue council committee on petitions
and romonstrances will have q big Job
whom 1t meets tonight, In going over
tho applications for tho annual saloon
licenses.
YESTERDAYS police court consisted OF
ton cases, five DRINKS. four yags and one
case oil indecent exposure. Five wore
lot 90 to leave town, mi paid and four
went to tho hill.
CLrRH Hook yesterday admitted TO
record 4 decd made April IL, by b. b.
Dovonsr and vito to George W. LON.
mon, for 5000, lots 1877 and 1888 In Daniel
Hane's addition. on tho Island. ~
II story printed yosterdBy about
two mon escaping from tho workhouse
cornes under tho head OF "a funny
snap" One served his iull term and
the other had not been in for two weeks.
TUE Ladies' OF the Golden Easlo arc
preparing TO put on Il dramatic enter.
tainment Saturday evening Mt West
wood'a hall. The drama, "Thc Last
Loaf," will be presented, and should
draw a large audience.
The Opera liovse orchestra is sub
hitting to Its active and passive mem.
bers the question whether TO have Its
annual concert Mt tho new Park Casino
or in the Opera House. as formerly.
The decision will depend on the re.
sponses received.
ALL tho prospects point to the most
successful ball Mt the Beethoven hall
next. Monday night that has been seen
in the city this season. The Navarro
club will have charge and Meister's or
chestrn will furnish the music. There
will be n most enjoyable night.
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Captain Asa Booth left yesterday for
his home in Pittsburgh, after a visit
OF a few days in Wheeling.
The !. n. Bun.on passed up with
emptios at 0 a. m., and the Adele, with
a tow Of ties yer up at I a. N.
Captain 7. S. Calhoun is having
trouble with one OF his eyes, but his
physician says it is nothing serious and
that he will recover his normal sight
The Ben Hur has been equipped
with n complete electric light outfit,
both incandescent and arcs. The
Courier. Of the same line, is similarly
equipped.
Lieutenant Colonel Stickney, OF the
United States Engineer Corps, in
charge OF the Ohio River improvements,
has opened the bids for the construc-
ton OF loose stone dikes on the Ohio
at Three Mile Island, Wanda Reef,
Guyandotte Bar, Blennernasse,t Island
and Gunpowder Bar. The bids were
twenty in number, ranging from 50 %
TO 10 cents for construction in varions
parts per cubic yard. These bids will
be sent on to Washington by Colonel
Stickney, with n recommendation rs t.
which shall be accepted. 1t will not he
known to whom the bids will be
awarded for several dave.
Rivermcn at Wheeling want to know
why one Of the new Memphis and Pitts.
burgh Companv's boats is not calleHthe
City Of Wheeling" They say that an
immense amount OF shipping is being
done Mt that port, and az nearly every
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same firm, helping them out In the new
building, and has become a prime favor.

same firm, helping them out 10 the new
building, and has become a prime favor.
lie here. .
o. T. Morris, wife and child and Mrs.
G. L. Bradiield, OF gainesville, were Wis.
itors in Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Emily Pollock left yesterday al.
ternoon for New York, where she will
yisi. and attend the marriage OF Mr..
Thomas Peters, son OF Colonel Peters,
proprietor OF the Brooklyn Times.
L. Gardner. OF Columbus; Charles L
Dosser, Of Columbus; II. ]. Shunler, OF
Akron; George NJ. Winwood, OF Spring.
field, are among Yesterdays additions
TO the insurance colony at the Mcclure.
Messrs. W. +. Peterson and c. w..
Brockunier left yesterday for Boston to
attend the national meeting OF the
Sons OF the Revolution. They expected
10 be Joined by Judge GoF and Judge
uayuns.
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The organ committee OF the lions
German Lutheran church Yesterday
made n contract with J. W.. Steere &
Son, Of Springfield, Mass, for the new
pipe organ. 1t will be operated BY
electric power, and will be tho first
organ so operated in West Virginia. 1t
is expected that the organ will be COM.
nleted in four months, when the ex-
tensive repairs now in progress on the
church will also be done. and the church
practically new, will be ready to be
dedicated. The congregation will ex.
pend aboutSs,0N on the repairs to the
church.
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DIED.
WILLIAMSON Tuesday, April Is. 1896. at 9
l.. II. Williams, in her 18th year.
Funeral from her late residence. Lca:he5wood,
Thursday. April IS. at $50 O'Clock p. N.
ln,erment at Greenwood cemetery.
HEBURN-on Tuesday. April 10. 1895. at O'Clock
n NJ. at Pruntytown. W. Va. H,RRY LEE,
Youngest son Of Yrs, Clara J. Heburu, in the
18th year OF his age.
Funeral from the home Of his mother. No. S
south Front street Thursday afternoon, at .
O'Clock. Friends OF the family invited to
the house lntcrment private.
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Morgantown-Rivcr s feet II inches
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
Greensboro-River 10 feet 4 inches
and falling. Weather iair aud warm.
Warren-River 8 feet 7 inches and
falling. Weather clear and mild.
Oil City-River 4 feet 8 inches and
falling. Weather cool and cloudyt.
Standardization IA feet 10 Inches
and falling. Weather clear and cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
sUlrs-M. eUrMAN q CO.

II trains on Easter Sunday It will rain for seven
succeeding Sundays. but we hope it won't rain,
for 1t viii seriously interfere with the sale of our
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

oil. tholr parts In an a~rtistic manner,
which Ia u delightful feature Of oil tho
Frohman companies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

GREArsale OF Dry Goods. Read>Snook
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