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The herald., 1895-08-14
American Library Association

DENVER, Aug. 13.-About sixty dele
gates to the convention of the American
Library association arrived from the east
this morning. The convention opened
with the address OF President Utley of
Detroit. Michigan, which was followed
by reports of Secretary Hill of Newark.
n. j., and of other offers and commit
tees. AT the afternoon session there were
about two hundred delegates present.
Reports of various committees were read.
AT the evening session every mem ber
spoke briefly. making suggestions or ask.
ing quest tlOnS.
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AiILighthouses Inspected

WASHINGTON. Aug. l3.-Rear Ad-
miral John G. Walker, prespent of the
lighthouse board. has returned to WASH
Ington from an extended tour OF inspec-
4 OF the lighthouse OF Establishments OF
the Pacific coast; l43 lighthouses and
light peacons, extending from Alaska on
the north to the Mexican border on the
south were inspected, and without exceD-
tion the lighthouse, and equipments were
found in good condition and the keepers
appeared to be faithful and efficient.
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Ar Electric Combine

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The World to-
morrow will say: A new and gigantic
electric combine has been founded to
fight the new Westng house Baldwin
com binaton. 1t inclu des Charles II.
YeIkes, the street railroad president, ana
the Siemens e. HalsK Electric company.
The com bination means the entry into
the American market of big foreign
electric supply manufacturing concern in
attiliation with the WIdener- Elklns syn
dicate of the street car lines of New York,
Philadelphia, Chicago and Pittsburg.
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Killed bv His Divorced Wife

EUREKA. Kan. Aug. l3.-James A.
Amick was shot and killed by Mrs. Ella
Amick. his divorced wife, today. two
niles northeast of mere. in the presence
of Mrs. Amick's brother and the latter's
wife. Amick had been threatening the
woman and finally struck her with raw.
hide, when she seized Winchester and
fired. He died within few minutes.
Mrs. Amiuk surrendered.
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Tailors' Strike OF

NEW YORK, Aug. l3.-Ihe talors'
strike was formally declared off tonight
by the strikers. Thirty contractors
signed agreements today, leaving but
forty in the cold. The pantsmakers,
jacketmakers and vestmakers held meet
ings tonight and passed resolutions look
ing to a strike unless their employers will
offer them more liberal contracts.
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landau Stock Market

NEW YORK, Aug. l3.-The Evening
Posts London cablegram says:
The stock market today was irregular.
Americans were fiat on gold shipments
but the best people, although snticipat-
ing a further moderate influx of gold,
view the immediate situation with
sulanimity, but for Il resurrection of the
silver hogy they do not look. Erie pre-
ferred was externally firm. Argentines
were strong on favorable exchange and a
steady increase in the wheat shipme nts.
The Bank OF France is reported to tie
eetting out small amounts OF gold.
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Harrison's Portrait

WASHINGTON, Aug. ia life-sized
painting of ex- President Harrison was 70.
ceived at the white house today. 1t is the
work of Eastman Johnson, the New York
artist to whom the ex-president gave
sittings in the early summer. 1t will bs
hung in the White House and will com.
plete the gallery OF presidential portraits.
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2:ilk, 2:45l4.


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 13. Three
favorites. one second choice and an out
sider came in fir st today. Five furlongs,
selling-Soon Enough won, Red Will Sec
ond, Tom Clarke third time. 1:02L.
Five and half furlongs-Belle Boyi
won, Josephine second, Aggravator third !;
time, :09.
Five furlongs, selling won, Mon
arch second, Gondola third time, l:U2is.
Seven furlongs-Chsrmion won, Ali
Baba second, Fred Gardner third; time,
l:271a.
One mile, selling-Little Bob won,
Charmer second, Fronduer third; time,
1:42la.
SARATOGA. n. Y, Aug. 13:-August
Belmont paid SIS, 900 for Henry of
Navarro and $500 for Dorian. He d oes
not intend, he says, to race them in Eng
land. He proposes to contine his racing
operations to America.
Five furlongs-Peconic won Miss Han
nah second Ogdensburg third; time. 1 :04.
One mie-Prig won. Babe Murphy
second Kilkenny third; time, 1:A.
Congress Hall stakes. six furlongs-
Penn Brook won. Ramiro second, Merry
Prince third; time, 1:l6A.
Six furlopgs-Brandywin won. Ban
well second, Chesapeake third; time,
1:16lS.
ven second. Rasler third; time. 2:124.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Aqueduct re-
suits:
Five furlongs-Lord Hawkstone and
Austin ran dead heat; King Gold third !;
time, 1:O2. Run off, Austin won; time,
1:02.
Five and half furlongs-Crimea won,
Tolley second, Wellman third; time, l :09.
Mile and sixteenth-Logan won,
Charade second, Abingdon third; time.
1:51L.
One mile-Lulu T. won, Now or Never
second, Captain Jack third time. 1:45.
Mile and ixteenth-Inquirendo won
Nicolina second, True Penny third; time,
1:51H.
Mile and half-W.B. won, Mirage Sec
ond, Harry Alonzo third; time. 2:4lh.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. l3.-The
annual harness meeting OF the lndlanapo-
lis Driving club began this afternoon.
Everything points to successful meet
ing. Purses amounting TO $25. 900 will be
given during the five days meet.
2:19 trot. purse $600-Renssalaer Wilkes
won, Jimmie Hague second, Lee Sim
mons third; best time. 2:l2.
2:lS class. pacing, purse $1500-Sir Ed
win Arnold won, Prairie Lilly second, Ex-
linus third best time 2:3012.
2:2O class trot, purse $l00O-Pat L. won,
Don l.. second, Norvardine third: best
BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 13.-Three ia.
vorites won today. The sport was tame
and ;he crowd small. Corbett is to APP
pear Thursday. and Fltzsimmons, if he
will consent. en- Friday.
2:30 class. purse $1,000. trotting Elrami
won. Judge Rice second, Roetta Soap
third best time. 2:1S&.
2:15 class, pacing, purse S2O00-Brlght
Regent won. Phenol second, Neabette
third; best time. 2:1l.
2:24 class. trotting, purse S2000-Iron
Bar won, Falkland second, Quality third;
best time, 2:l4.
ST. LOUIS, August l3.-Six and a half
furlongs-Find Out won, Rossmore sec.
ond, Minnie W.. third; time, :23T.
Four and half furlongs-Emily V.
won, Miss Olive second, Sidubbia third;
time 0:5S.
One mle-Jack Bradley won, Vulture
second, Bayard third; time, "A.
Four and one-half furlongs s-Ladv Dole
full won, Spinola second, Belle Meade
third; time, 0:5734.
One mile-Addie Buchanan won, Lot.
tie Easton second, Revenue third; time.
l :42.
Six and a half :urlongs-Hessen won,
Francis Pope second, King Bors third;
time. :22la.
HARLEM, H.. Aug. l3.--Four and
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petered Out

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13.-An even
Ing paper says that the Treadwell Bears
Nest mine, which once gave promise OF
being the richest mine in the world and
which was recently purchased by a Ger
man and English syndicate for 81, 900. 600.
eis proving unproductve. Charges of fraud
sare alleged against the sellers. The Nest
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Wsab;nvtou Hon Crop SmaI,

TACOMA, Wash. Aug. 13.-A Ledger
special from Puyallup. Wash, says that
reports received there show that the
Washington hop crop will be very SIN all
this year. Ezra Meekr, who on Sunday
visited the 30)-acre yard at Snoqualmie.
the largest in the state. is quoted as say
ing that they are spraying there without
effect and that it is doubtful il they
harvest q bale of saleable hops. In the
Puyallup valley only the yards that have
been very diligently sprayed are free
from lice.
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Whisky Trust Property to Be Sold

BAY VIEW. Mich, Aug. Judge
Woods this afternoon refused to grant an
appeal in the whisky trust case, and 50
General John McNulta. receiver Of the
trust, will stand on the postoffice steps in
Chicago tomorrow and dispose Of public
sale OF seventeen distilleries and the com.
panys office building at Peoria. The
outside price is 50. 800. 600 for the lot, and
the reorganization committee will be
the purchaser at those figures.
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Held For Trial

MARYSNILLE. Aug. 13.-There is
little real evidence connecting Brady with
the robbery OF the Oregon express and the
murder of Sheriff Bogard, but the alleged
bandit has been held to answer before the
superior court. The railroad detectives
will try to secure more convincing evil
dence before the trial.
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A Mutinous Crew

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 15.--The Ger
man ship Alice arrived today from Swan
sea with mutinous crew. When few
leagues out from this port the mutiEy
broke out into open revolt, seaman at
tacking the skipper. and the mate firing
at the malcontent The sailors charge
the captain with cruelty and insufficient
rations. The case will be taken before the
German consul.
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Wnolen Gnnds Gn La

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 13.-An even
ing paper says that Ewearers of English
wooden goods will hereafter pay higher
prices for their garments. This is par
ticularly true of mohair and alpaca goods
the increased value Of which at the fac
tories is from 20 to so per cent. The in
creased selling rate has been followed by
an increase in ad yalOrem duties.
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Ricxcle Races

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Aug. 49,
National circuit results-One mile open,
class BE. C. Bald won; time. 2:0S 20.
Half mile open, class A-Charles Hofer
of ST. Paul won time /: :0S.
Three mile handicap, class BIB. B.
Bird of st. Paul won; time. 7:27 3-5.
One mile handicap, class B-Tom
Cooper OF Detroit won; time, 1928 3-5.
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Denies That sh e Was unsait,,s,I

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13.-Mrs. j.
N. E. Wilson has fled her answer to the
suit for divorce instituted by her hus.
band, at one time prominent in San
Francisco politics. Mrs, Wilson denies the
charge of intidelity and asks for the Gus
tody of her 5-year-old son and for di-
vision Of the community property. am
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Song Suggested by Grover

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-That line in
President Cleveland's answer to letter
OF congratulation. Life is one grand,
sweet song" has inspired Edward Deer
ing to write verses with it for the re-
frain, and to set the whole to music. He
sent the first copy of his work to the
president. who wrote to him yesterday
the following letter of thanks: Dear
Si.-I have received the music you kind
" sent to me, and desire to thank you for
IL and tor the friendly expressions con-
tanned in the letter accom- panying."
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Kansas Republicans Won't Convene

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. l3.-kansas Re.
publicans will not hold convention as
had been projected to take action on the
silver question. This decision was
reached tonight at a meeting os the state
central committee which voted solidly
against such q meeting.
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HARD TO COMPLETE
Only Eight TaIesmen Secured in the Durrant
Panel

Panel
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 13.-The OBJ.
jetion OF business men to do jury work in
the case of Theodore Durrant, charged
with the murder of Blanche Lamont, and
the alleged bias OF those who are ostens-
bly, willing, has made the task of secur-
ing jury exceedingly difficult. OF
twenty veniremen examined at the first
session of court today. no talesmen were
accepted because all declared themselves
disqualified. The sworn iurymen now
numbsr eight. Judge Murphy is anxious
to hasten the trial and is preventing all oe-
lay possible. In refusing to begin con-
tempt proceedings against various local
newspaper men he has saved probably
week
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Killing and Burning

CONSTANTINOpLE. Aug. ia dis
patch from Chiustenil, Bulgaria, say
that band of about l5U insurgents has
attacked and burned the villages OF the
Rhodope district, east of Heverokop,
Macedonia. Fierce fighting is said to
have taken place and many persons are
reported TO have been killed on both
sides.
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Benny Can Get One Vote

Old FORGE. n. y, Aug. 49, Hon.
Charles Il. Remick Of Oneida county. who
is follower of Senator Hill, met General
Harrison hers today. TO the ex-presi-
dent Mr.. Remick said General, il
Cleveland and you are the nominees in
dent merely responded sententiously: ~
n nj, ont of pOlitics. -
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Suing Upon Their Note

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 13.-Mrs. Bruce
B. Lee has brought suit in the superior
court against eX-Mayor Eugene Gregory
and his brother Frank Gregory, orm er
commisson merchants, who are now in
solvent debtors. She sues to recover
5000 loaned them on pcomissory notes.
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Baseball

BALTIMORE, August 13.-First game
Baltimore, s; base hits, IL; errors, l.
Boston, 4 base hits Z; errors, a.
Batteries-Hemming and Clarke; Stiv-
etts, Sullivan and Camel.
Second game: Baltimore. Is; base hits,
l6; errors, o.
Boston, 4; base hits. A. errors, A.
Batteries-McMahon and Robinson: Do
Ian and Ryan.
CINCINNATI, August 13.-Cincinnati,
49, base hits, Ia; errors, Z.
Pittsburg, II; base hits, 16 errors, S.
Batteries - Foreman, Parrott and
Vaughn; Hart and Merritt.
CLEVELAND. August l3.-Cleveland.
5; base hits, 8; errors =.
ST. Louis. 2 base bits s.; errors, 4.
Batteries and thinner; Brett
enst.in. Miller and Often.
PHILADELPHIA. August 13.-Phila-
delphia. a. base hits, IA; errors, 1.
New York, s; base hits, Is; errors, 7.
Batteries Carsey, Buckley and
Grady; Rusle, Clarke and Farrell.
BROOKLYN, August 13. Brooklyn, q;
base hits, 7;erroIs. 3.
Washington, A. base hits. S: errors, 2.
Batterirs-Stein and Grim; Mercer and
MEG Guire.
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half furlongs-Wagtail won. Comm

half furlongs-Wagtail won. Commercial!
second, Red third; tine. :57.
Six iurlongs-Leo Lake won Warren
Leland second. Lepros Lion third, time,
1 :15.
Seven furlongs gs-Drumstick won, Lon
don Smoke second, Wyandotte third ;
time 81.
One mile-Freddie l.. 7. won, Dock
stander second, Miss Clark third; tine.
/ AZ.
Seven furlongs-De Jure won, Carita
second, Ulster third; time, Soy.
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Yale today 1t was decided that the Cam.

Yale today 1t was decided that the Cam
bridge athletic team after arriving at
New York will go to New Haven, whore
a house has already been engaged for the
accommodation Of the English athletes.
Cambridge. it has also been determined,
will receive half of the net gate receipts.
The English team will mbark on
October Sth.
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A FOOLISH CARRIER
Loses His Job For Steal of Twenty Cents
Day

Day
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 13.-George
Crehore, letter carrier. adopted novel
means of raising money, and IN conse-
quence has lost his position with the
prospect of criminal prosecution. In de-
livering letters he was given many letters
by business men to take to the postoffice.
His plan was to substitute cancelled
stamps for the good stamps on the let
sers. The fraud was soon detected at the
postoffice and Crehore was dismissed. As
he could make hardly more than 90 cents
day by his dishonest practices the
reason for his conduct is q mystery.
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Gtorfet lin AUri1

PITTsBURG, Aug. l3.-Fires were
lighted tonight in the plant of the Moor
head-McClesn company which has been
idle for four years. Il employs 1000 men.
The plant is to be operated by the Pitts
burg steel and Iron Manufacturing com.
pQnV,
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Habutai Silks, 20c yard

Full 81 inches wide, in every shade
of the rainbow. black and white, soft
and no dressing; reduced from 40
cents yard.
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Has Not Given an Op;niou

LONDON, Aug. l3. - Mr.. Gladstone e
writes to correspondent saying: II
am not conscious of ever having given
an opinion in favor of the abolition of
the second cnamber. -
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The Record Broken

CLEBURNE, Tex. Aug. 13.-The
world foot-racing record for 100 yards
was broken hero today. Jim George beat
]. B. Jennings for purse of $1,000 in 934
seconds.
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An Attorney Suicides

SPENCER, Iowa, Aug. l3.-C. f.
Heindershot, q prominent attorney, COM
mitted suicide this evening by shooting
himself. Financial trouble is given as the
cause.
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adjoins tho Treadwell mine and the pur-
chasers hoped to reach the Treadwell
ledge but the latter is now said to be a
pocket produced by an eruption and with
out lodges.
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Summer Fabrics, 2Sc

Sweet. dainty designs in Dotted
Swisses, now all the rage and selling
at from 40 to GO cents per yard, and
our price only 20 cents. Imported
Organdies in the fashionable French
patterns and designs that were IS
cents per yard, reduced to 25 cents
yard.
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Women's Suits, S1.oS

Ladies' Duck Suits, extra quality OF
most stylish Eton and Blazer fash
ions, made in our own work rooms
and reduced from S4.
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A Portsmouth. N. IL. liveryman failed
for $l2, 0JU the other day. He says bicycles
ruined the business, for three years ago
he was worth $40, 600.
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a treat.-Ferris hams and bacon are
delicious. II. Jevne. grocer agent.
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Here's a New

Way'to sell eight now articles. The
old way is to put on all the profit and
weight that the new arrival" the
novelty" the Every latest" or anv-
thing il night be called. can possibly
carry. The new way is our own;
we'll merely tell you what it is and
tack on the very smallest, tiniest
price.
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India Silk, soc yard

Faconne Brocaded Black India Silk,
81 inches wide; actual value, 90 cents
yard.
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Duck Suits, $3.50

Refer Blazer and Eton styles, high
puffed sleeves, perfect fitting gar
ments, the swellest of the season; for
merly sold for up to s..
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nation is OF such character that it
could not be ignored and all immigration
stations everywhere. especially in the
northwest, would be put on their guard.
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Silk Vests, Csc

Ladies Black Silk Vests; reduced
from 65 cents each.
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The Yacht natch Race
Isle of Wight. Aug. ia
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The Northwest Improvement association
helu its usual weekly meeting last night.
Not much business was accomplished.
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Table Linen, l5c yard

Oil-boiled Turkey.red Table Damask,
full width. warranted fast color and
shrinkable actual value. 35 cents
yard.
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Wash Stuffs, 1Oc yard

As light and airy as the SUNNI er
brsezes, Fancy Mulls and Striped Or
CANDIES. in most exquisite creations;
all have been reduced from % cents
and 80 cents per yard.
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Cambridge Athletic Team
LONDON, Aug. 13.-At meeting OF
the representatives of Cam biidge and
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Saelfoff Drives the Fleas Off.
That Nobby Rig

AASN >ONDy NS
'Where did the boy get it?" say you :.
He couldn't get any other Kind here.
Boys Suits, $500
All our $3.50. $40 and Slo single and
double breasted Youths Long Pants
Suits, broken sizes; at your disposal
for S..
Boys Suits, $500
Black Clay Worsted Dress Suits,
double. breasted Jacket. trousers with
double seats and knees, sizes to 10
years.
Boys Suits, $500
All-wool Scotch Cheviot Suits, double
seat and knees, elastic Wristbands
and extra set of buttons.
Boys Suits, S2.75
$5 and S. al-wool Tricot, Flannel
and Serge Kilt Suits. reduced to
$2.,5; garnet. navy blue and tan, to
6years OF age.
Boys Suits, $3.50
Zouave style,very swell outfits in all
wool. braided material, ages to g.
Boys Suits, $3.50
All-wool Cassimeres, Cheviots and
Tweeds, single and double breasted
jackets, double seats and knees in
trousers, 6 to Is years.
Boys Suits, S1.75
All.wool tan-coloied Blouse Suits.
sailor fashions, ages 3 to years.
shield fronts and large embroidered
sailor collar.
Boys Suits, Sl.5O
Grey all.wool Flannel Blouse Sailor
Suits. ages 3 to 10 years old.
Boys Suits, nc
Washable Duck Kilt Duck Suits, ages
2 2to6.
Boys Waists, SOC
Black Sateen Blouse and Shirt
Waists, warranted fast and stainless
black, all sizes.
Boys Pants, 43c
All.wool Knee Pants; we're 70 cents
and 81.
Boys Waists, 25c
Blouse ard Shirt Waists, ''K and f"
brand of Madras, Percale and Chev-
lots. were so cents each
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You Are

Getting more and more acquainted,
with our Down Stairs departments.
That elegant $1,000 soda fountain was
an attraction in itself, being about the
finest on the coast. and the price OF
soda only cents a glass; all flavors.
Ice Cream Soda, Sc
Egg Chocolates, Sc
Egg Lemonades- Sc
Egg Phosphates, Sc
AS you leave the fountain. right there
towards the left, you find the right
kind OF silver and tableware; few
specials.
Table Spoons, soc per set
Pure white metal. silver plated. hand
somely designed handles. six to set;
absolutely worth double.
Table Forks, soc per set
Tea Spoons, Csc per set
Same material as the tablespoons,
patterns and designs to match half
regular price bargains. Sugar spoons
and butter knives to match at cents
each for this special occasion
Polishing Irons, 2Cc each
With patent attachable handles; reg.
ularly sold for 35 cents each.
Ebonized Spittons, 40c
Very serviceable ebony -colored mate
rial actual value, IS cents each.
Roll On,
Thou dark and deep blue ocean, roll!
And speaking of rolling, we wish to
mention an extra special inducement
we make in
Baby Carriages at $3.50
Shellacked body of reed, iron wheels,
silk plush cushions. French grey and
golden brown, Brussels carpet on
bottom, best grade of satin rarasol
with deep scalloped and pinked
ruffles OF same at top and bottom
reduced from the regular cataloguel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-26
DRY GOODS.

New York, September 25.-Agents have
advanced all August sheetingSS = ana a as
Henrietta LII and Euorie LII TO "a
Enorie BIB drills to 81 and also 29 House US
hold Favorites and King OF All II 10
cents. The advance IN the price of cotton
has caused the market come 10 stand
and agents will not sell goods except 5,ill
store. May stocks Of spot brown goods
were closed out before 9:S0 a. m, and pre-
ferred contracts for October at FULLEST
prices were declined by the mills
Printing cloths Csc and more buyers
than sellers, with spot &c dearer; or S9sc-
Boston, Mass, September 2.-Ihe Amer
lean Wool and Cotton Reporter VIII say
tomorrow 10 the wool trade:
The market has ruled rather quiet IN
New York. but IN Boston considerable
strength has been shown and good ms
cel!aneous sales are reported Fine neeces
are exhibiting vigor IN sympathy WIN
Australians, medium. wool is 6eg n \, :
stock. Every advance In wool abroad
hrghtens the outlook for American s ir moaq-
facturers since II makes u more iinpossl i
he for foreign manufacturers 20 duplicate
orders of spring goods al present prices
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-26
WOOL.

London. September 25-At the wool auc-
ton sales to-day LII bales We're ouered'
of which 400 We're withdrawn The selec-
ton was good and the tendency was very
Arm. Extreme prices were readily paid.
America has been doing nothing so tar.
Following are the sales in detail
New South Wales-2155 bales; secured
Sisd0ls sgd; geasy il4dQ9d. o.
Queensland-14l 40 bales; secured Sd9
Is 244d: greasy 43idG93zd. ,,.,
greasy Sd0lid.
Tasmania-lS9 bales; greasy SdQ9d.
New Zealand-J.597 bales, secured Si2d4
Is sd: greasy 6I2dGls.
cane of Good Hope and Natal-T4 bales;
secured Sddls 30; greasy 54d91Ad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-26

O. l..
From New York. Philadelpnia; 1,.i'''
more and Washington. go a. NJ. t'i-'y,
Cumberland accommodation t'O p H'''
Grad cr5fton Accommodation, 1910 O. H'''
M0undsvile accommodation ilg 90 p; r.
md 1910 M, except Sunday ana f'i9 p
N Saturday only. s.!,.
Cumberland express. As p. M cal'y.
WHEELING AND FlTISBURU Dive
SION.
Tor pi+tshurr Wellington. baltimore.
philadelphia and New York $50 "a. IL
and AS p. 10. dally. s.n..
For Pittsburg 1880 q. m. daily.
Pittsburg express, 1870 p. M e1cepe
1Vl5jaae8jngton. Pa. accommodation. sos
b. m. except Sunday.
ARRIVE
From New York. ~ ladelphia. Balti-
moro. Washington and f..ts- rrF .lo =.
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