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New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

NAIIKOAD EA AKNTNNS
KANSAS CITY. FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHIS.
i&l, 1894
Sup,her If mil
cacond vv..k In Snv
Ian I ia Nov 4ilD.lis 3.ss2.2D 3.sr'.s32
KANSAS CITY MEMPHIS AND BIRMINGHAM
,.r,,.r NJ miles - 27G 2T6 276
second week Nov S.2"b t.'tslf s.N aH'
Jan. l To- Nov f...... W. VIZ ""'2' WV "i'
CHICAGO AND NOKTfIWESTERN.
Number Of miles ..... All 4m 1905
y,n,h ~ October !anj 81. IA $50 81
Jan / 10 oct ~ ..... 235739to 25.soi2H - .3l ssl
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
London 1 -d'onsoi- 1IO.s
.no ius. Canadian Pacific. Js5.:
JG Erie first preferred 37s. Illinois Central. ~, Mexi
can ordinary II: 81 Paul Isit: New Yprk Cen
trail -; Penns yivania ~ Reading l5's: Mexican cen
troI per cent bonds. Grz Louisville and Nashville.
III. ,ichison common i5s MONEY 3a3i. per
TN. rat. nf discount the open market for both short
and three months bills is "a. mt.
i:3o D. m-The amount ~ bullion gone INTO III" hank
o, EnganI On balance to-day Is 10000 Paris advices
noe per cent r.ntcs 02 frlnca 20 cenmes Tor 'he
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24

Railway bonds were irregular with the Trans
actions fairly well distributed. final prices gen.
orally showing small changes. with net gains
predOmnating. The principal advances were
made by Jersey Central general rs. y TO us;
Rock Island lis. TO lbs: Louisville and Nash
VILE general Us. to lli: ohio Southern firsts
Ia 10 9Gi4: Reading third preference incomes q
To %;'s. Third Avenue first rs. Il 20 l2!'2: fr"
third mortgage. J., to 1Osi,: oregon Short Line
lis receipts. !, TO 11Oi5. and Texas and Pacihc
first IS. /. TO ssh. The principal net losses were
in Ann Arbor first As. | to -; Atchson ADJUST
ment Is. = to 4l3.: Rock Islc d extension ''s -
TO lO4; Kansas and Texas first is - TO ot'I
Ohio Southern general Is. | to 10: West Shore
guaranteed A. !, to lnJa,: Metz. politan r. eVated
frsts to us; Susquehanna and Western gen
eral .,s. to I2ia: and Mobile and Ohio general
Is. Ia to G1ia. Among miscellaneous issues.
American Spirits Is advanced !. 10 iJ'2, oregon
improvement consol ~. II, 10 ~; United state
Leather Us /, to llDi. and Brooklyn Union la
,,s X to 1O's Laclede Gas first ~ lost =, to Va
ard Chicago Gas Light and Coke Company his's'
"A 10 %
was per cent for sixty days. ~ .ul per cent
for three and four months and ~ per cent lof
six months. Commercial paper continued IN
good demand at La, per cent Tor the prS'
names for all periods. and Jl.M6 per cent i"i
names not so well known.
The foreign exchange market was stfohe Oh d
good demand and only a light Offering OF bis
demand sterling closed l.c. above Saturday.
Posted rates for sterling closed at ~ S}nSf So.
and 81 S,;i i,MS4 81 for long and short biIls re-
spectively Rates for actual business closed as
follows.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
-rosrxc PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.

CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
Chicago November -. 1895
Saturday To-day SATURDAY. To-day
Am Str1 yboard. ~ 3s. Int 'acking '".' :. =.
Brew 4 Malt CO. l4s. ~ do pref - ~, ",
40 ,ref 10 MI chic h Go. IAN u.
= e. r. q & u 60 GA pref ....... 10 5'-.
Chic City Ey.. 30 80 J. ifsu - o.,
Oh pkg n = Co 31s BIZ y 'ho ~ ~ ~ 80. 80
(.
,,,..,d Match io,. 12fi streets : & l. l+ia l+-.
Lake Elev. 2i4 2l's Lake ~ " T" S'S' -
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24

Domestic exchange was as follows al the places
named. New-Orleans-Commerc 81 ~ dls
count: bank par. Charleston-buylhs' - @ W.
count selling u premium savannah ,'N' bus ms
1-1G per cent off selling. par. san Francisco
sight Zoe telegraph. 13c. Chicago-O"c preinl-
um Boston-Par and DC. discount ~. Louis
1Jc. discount TO par -
Bank clcarings in this city We're: fNchans'S
$50 Ss, 394: balances. x4.2is.O9s. Phadelphla-
Exchanges IS .3O1 go: balances. 81 l.l.o!'Nl Bal-
tinore-Exchanges. S2Oo0Ec,: balances H-""
,;4O Chicago Exchanges. Sl'.S'?''ol balances
81 .,S, 1JI. Boston-ENchaheeS' Hi"''''-'''
balances 81. .C3S.511.
The price of commercial bar silver III ths mar
ket was 6jis. Mexican dollars were quoted al
-,Oss In London bar silver advanced ~" 10 .u w.
Two liver bullion certificates. representing -'"o
ounces OF silver. were sold on the stock Exchange
at t.Iis Silver exports tomorrow, 2oo.""
ounces and JODWO Mexican dollars
Money on call in I.cndon was 3n3's per cent
Omen market discounts. -. per cent for long ana
short bills British consols closed at llOss Tor
money and llOk for the account. frehch
rentcs closed at l02 francs ~ centimes faris
exchangr in London. - francs 2iIam25i cen
times Discount rate in Paris. PER cent. DIS
count rate in Berlin. lis per cent.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement GOV,
cring actual results of two days ago. compared
with the last preceding statement. gives the fol-
lowing balances.
Ne, ,oa on hand G7y s7csls ,siscisa rnr. s'o.'a'
N.t legal tenders .-.... , o,, ,.,
x.i .1l s1aa on aa S, g; s: ss ,' q: Il
Actual cash IN ~"
Ir.ls.Ty vaults
ccriina,~s So, aGi ais So, "a r71 In se73 ~
Ier,.if. In tanl. - G5~' .6i l''f l"'" "'-
Available cash. .t2Ii.2'In-l f-'l1-'-t Inc s''''"
Deduct minor ia k-- So. a. 40.
bil.tle- ...-t--. li"'Np- "''' ~ -
Actual cash bal 81 90 3io s2s 7c'aco siis o'i
Customs receipts reported from washington
to-day were S44O 1,;S: internal revcnu" receipts
S1O13 10 and miscellaneous receipts S'4's'N
total Government receipts for the day. Sl''S ~
expenditures 81 81 $50: excess Of receipts. 81
4S3 Receipts for the month 10 date. Sl?.'6l.5bl
expenditures. $2.,L!S.pp excess OF eSI"ndi-
lures -. .31G ,,,S Receipts for III" nscal year u
date Sl2J.OlH al. expenditures SlOi.2S-'."''
excess Of Expenditures. S.D2GG2lI Receipts o'
National bank not "A for redemption to-day were
500 ~. ~
Sub Treasury receipts for the day wer" ~
22J llG and payments $2SSi.s';,. resulting IN
"A general balance Of SlG9 1G3. 100. consisting oi
S12l ss4 1.A coin and 81, 32S.32G currency. The
Sub-Treasury had debit balance at the Clear
ing House Of Sl2i TH and its net loss on balance
since Friday was Si33 OsN made up by loss III
coin OF $llJ2i4 and loss In currency ~ III =
80 Receipts OF Saturday and to-day, Sf.NG.
t7l: payments. 81. 1861 40.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24

The position Of the Roston Reorganization
Is stated In n circular issued to-day by the com
mittee a part OF which follows. THE plan for the
reorganization Of the oregon Improvement com
rany put out under the auspices OF IN" Farm-
ers Loan and Trust Company, by committee
consisting OF X. G. Rolston. II. Amy and Henry
X McHarg provides less money TO be derived
from assessments the consolidated bonds,
preferred and common stock. than IN" water
bury Committees plan. by about S'"D.ob rms
IL done for the reason that such an additlonal
call IL quite unnecessary at the present time az
the assessment provided for In the Rolston plan
Is sufficient for the needs Of the company for a
long time to come and any additional purchases
and betterments should be left to the new com
rany 10 determine and provide for II the Rolls
ton Committee had 10 provide for guarantee
syndicate then II would have been necessary 'or
the assessment upon the consolidated bonds and
the stocks to have been increased: but II Is the
intention OF the Rolston Committee TO keep their
expenses at the lowest minimum amount. and to
conduct this reorganization in the interest Of the
security holders. that the first mortgage bonds
Will not In any way suffer by reason of the re-
duction in the amount of assessment over the
Waterbury plan. The execution OF the second
mortgage is an act OF justice To the holders Of
consolidated bonds and common stock. in that ii
provides them with security for the money which
they advance largely in the Improvement OF the
security Of the first mortgage lien. The Roston
Committee even though they become the holders
OF the ~ per cent Of first mortgage bonds said 10
he on deposit with the Waterbury Committee.
would not consent to take advantage OF that fact
in order 10 sacrifice the holders Of consolidated
bonds and common stock.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
REORGANIZATION OF
PhiIadelphia 4 Reading Railroad Company
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron 70.
Under Pinn md Agreement Dated
December -. 1so3.
2 WALL. STREET. NEW YORK

2 WALL. STREET NEW YORK.
November &. 1906
Notice 4. hereby given all holders OF certificates OF
d.po.t o. Frs, Second. or Third preference" 'n'o"-
-. n ,.--.a Income bonds or O., the Philadel-
,ha Heading Railroad Company. under the SAID I'1h
s,a Arr.. uent Who have failed 10 make payment OF any
.s,e.smcn payable heretofore called under sai fa'
and who shall no, Lefore November &C. 1896 make pay
cn, q, s such assefsnenis due hereunder rogether
with ,, ner cent Interest upon ,he amount thereof from
, several date. when assessments wer. iue ana
nav,tl., and also further equal 20 one quarter
per cent, upon par value of such bonds or STOCK d
posited will upon November 90 iS'd Without i"'"e'
,o,c. n, Action c..,e T. be parties 70 the said flan
,a Agreement, or 10 be entitled benefit there
under or IN the securities deposited or assessments pau
a,a will Without right Of redemption absolutely 'oi''
,b.,- bond. or stock deposited together with any part
q, the assessments paid In such case the Managers
.v .. .ucb bond. and stock deposited and all rlg' IN
the cash Heretofore paid In respect thereof or 'e ne"
-,,,.. which NAV be issued respect thereof to any
, h,.., having such amount the Managers may de
,.rnin. and the proceeds thereof VIII be USED TOT any
=, . requirements out the said flan ana as
-..erve for the uses OF the New Company 10 the os
c-eti1n u the Managers
Payments hereunder be made nj our once' as
.,ov. or AZ the Office Of Drexel & Co.. Fifth ana
C,..,n Streets Philadelphia OF J. s Morgan Co.,
London
81 MORGAN 4 CO..
reorr Managers Phnndeiphia a feaflhs "A'
ro.d Company under said Plan and Agreement
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
rrc11RITY MARKET UNEVEN
crorKS UNDER BEAR CONTROL
.rp11NG EXCHANGE HIGHER-BoNDs
AND MONEY.

- THE STOCK EXCHANGE NOVEMBER %.
SALho - - N HnNDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
,CuE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SALE given by

the Daisy Fields Guild Tor the benefit OF the Daisy
Fields Home and Hop,a for Crippled Children VIII take
Mac. AZ Sherry's on Tuesday November "a The
will b.. o,n In the morning until hafpast
min. in the evening" Military viii
tay during Luncheon viii be furnished
a, one ,ioi' A. Admission. - There viii be
beautiful collection OF articles sale. The Home is now
in great need of furds in consequence OF heavy
p.nIiture ciaied by a visit, of scarlet fever. The Daisy
Fields Guild originated in Holy Trinity church.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24

H,,'' ,ransoc,ions in stocks 1G9GG1 shares OF
,,oh sugar refining Rock Island. Burlington
81 Faul. Louisville and Nashville Mahha''ah
and Reading supplied 1O1,3'4.
BONDs-THE MONEY MARkEI
Sales of Government bonds @ were ,no Sln"" reg 3,
ne1 1aM 81 COO at no. $4,000 coupon - OF
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
TO THE HOLDERS OF
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY'S
General Mortgage Bonds.
rtr.t Second. md Third Preference Income
Hands, Deferred Income Bonds.
stock.

stock.
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA. AND LONDON.
November O. 1896
Referring 20 our circular OF May g. isso notice ~
-. u,.a, ,bo, after Novemhe- &C. is?6 further de-
,os, u the above described bonds and stocks VIII oe
r.c.iy,i under the plan of reorganization
Deposits viii he received up 70 that ''t" bur only on
,,vn.n, Of the assessments In full with six per cent
-, ,uo,, tho dates when the insiam-nts
ver. due ard payal,c and penalty OF
5000 per 81 900 General Mortgage Bond ana Fifs''
second or Third Preference Income Mortgage i'ond;
$lOO per share II STOCK,
50 per 81 600 Deferred Income Boa;
y. II. MORGAN X CO..
y Wall street New York
DRENE1 ~ CO..
sth and Chestnut sts.. Philadelphia Pa
J. ~. MORGAN ~ CO.,
- Old Broad Street London
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
1925 at 119h. $1,000 at 1l9ss and 81, 900 coupon
.Is a! 1l3. Final quotations follow:

Bld. Asked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-12

He Will Not Speak To-Day, But will BE
.Icard In Minneapolis Tonight at Three
Meetings.
ST.. Paul, Mimi, October 11.-This was
the usual Sunday of rest for William
] Bryan. In the morning. in company
with Mrs. Bryan, who joined the party
TODAY. he attended services at the Cen
trail Presbyterian church and listened to
a sermon by Rev L. w Beattie Of Man
kota. This afternoon the candidate kept
close TO his room and rested He had a
few callers. among them being Ignatius
Donnellv. Senator w. c. Squire, Of
Washington: Senator Tillman. OF South
Carolina: and c. a. ToWne. the free sill
yer Republican and Democratic NO.
nee for Congress in the Duluth district
Tomorrow there will be no speaking
bv the nominee until the evening, when
he will address three audiences in Min
neapolis.
Tuesday morning he will take the train
for Duluth. The special car, which
caught the party here last night, viii be
under the charge of NetiOnal Committee
man Campau, of Michigan. w. ;. Can
treI. Of Illinois, who has been with Mr..
Bryan since he left Chicago, left for
home tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-12

Col. W. W. Arnett, next Congressman
from the First West Virginia district,
arrived in the city yesterday from Mar
shall county, where he delivered two ad-
dresses Saturday. At Meighen he was
greeted by a large and enthusiastic
audience. It was the best meeting ever
held in that vicinity. To-day he will
so down over the Ohio River road,
speaking in the afternoon at Grays-
vile, and at night at Proctor. He has
beaa conducting a vigorous canvass,
and the general comment on his
speeches is that they are fair and logi-
cal, and comprehensive presentation
of facts and arguments on the currency
question.
To a Register reporter last night, in
answer to questions, Col. Arlett said:
During the last five or SIX weeks
I have been in all parts of the district.
l have spoken in every county, and in
some CT them several times, making
at least one speech a day, and sometimes
two and three. / have been kindly re-
ce.ved everywhere, by Republicans and
Democrats. as well as POpulists, and
they have given patient and earnest al
tentiOn TO my discussions OF the issues
involved in the campaign. l have en-
daavOrei ispass.OnaJely, frankly, and
fully, to discuss the issues, which l nave
made ea-told-criticism OF the Su-
preme Court; interference Of federal
tribunals in local affairs, and the all
important issue OF free silver.
Il have had good meetings every
where Some have been immense IN
their proportions, especially in Tyler,
DOddridge and Marshall counties. lne
one of Meighen was tremendously so.
I find very few men who have been
Democrats and left their party because
of the free silver movement All VINO
deserted at the last election have re-
turned again, and great numbers. all
over the district, VINO have heretofore
been Republicans, have become free sill
yer adherents, while the POpulists are
with us everywhere.
Il have carefully and minute.y sur
veyed the field, with reference to prob
able majOriCes, having access in num-
Der of Instances to polls Of counties,
and l have the confident hope that l
shall receive not only a fair, but a
good majority of the votes at the eiec-
ton. l base this opinion On the fact
that there the Democrats who suayed
in 1894 have, with very few exceptions,
returned. We have lost but few sup
porters in the persons Of gold Demo-
crars. and we have had numerous ac-
cessions in all parts Of the district from
the ranks OF the Republicans, and
nearly. If not the entire Popu,istic vote,
VIII be given TO Bryan andthe electors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-12

city and after hanging man for merely
expressing his approval OF the killing CT
Lincoln. started on its mad career to-
wards the World building. They halted
long enough to listen to a speech from
James A. Garfield, who queiled their
turbulent spirit with an Outburst OF
eioquence, ending with the famous SEN
tence, God re!gns, but the government
at Washington still lives"
The idea of Christ being an antidote
for all guilt was beautifully portrayed
by story Of woman who came to the
Master, and acknowledging her sins
compared them in number 10 the grains
in a pile of sand. Yes, said the teacher
pile up the sand upon the sea shore and
the waters of the ocean Will roll in and
wash every grain of sane away. So
with our sins, the blood of Christ will
likewise wash all your sins away.
The conclusion, immortality as an
antidote against death, was an elo-
quent peroration.
The members of the Fourth street
church are certainly TO be congratu,a ed
upon securing such an aoie and elo-
quent expounder of the gospel as Mr.
Sooy. Much satisfaction was eX-
pressed on every hand yesterday of Dr..
Sooy's two splendid sermons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-12
ILLINOIS FOR BRYAN.
Goverio AItgeld Predicts Majority Out
side of Chicago, and Says That City Us

Cover nor Altgcld Predicts Majority Out
side of Chicago, and Says That City Is
Safe
Chicago. H., October 11.-Goyernor
John p. Altgeld reached Chicago yes
terday from tour of this State. lie
at once repaired to Democratic head
quarters and closeted himself with
Chairman Jones.
Governor Alleged, after the confer
ence, said:
Il have just been telling Senator
Jones what Illinois VIII do. Outside OF
Chicago Bryan will come to Cook
county with at least 10000 majority.
Such is the change Of sentiment and so
strong is the tide among the farmers
running to free silver, that, if anything,
I have underestimate the result
q am certain from what know hat
Cook county will 20 for Bryan by a
strong and handsome majority Alto
gether Illinois is safely Democratic by
a much larger majority than it gave
four years ago.
From other sources this morning con-
firmatory reports of the Governors es-
innate are learned. It is known that
the recent Republican canvass of Cock
county only gives 1t to Mckinley by
10000. and several leading Republicans
confess to classifying their returns in
order to get the effect Of wrong figures.
This system has been generally resOrted
TO. and it Is certain now that the Re-
publican canvass really shows Bryan
far in the lead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-12
REV. DIR. sOoY.
rho Now Pastor of Fourth street breaches
HE first Sermons.

Tho large auditorium Of Fourth street
n 2 church was filed with an audi
opce eager to hear the new pastor Rev.
mr. Sooy formerly of Des Mome5, iowa.
Dr Soov bears the reputation CT neIHg
one Of the able ministers Of me VI. -.
church. and so impressed those VINO
heard him yesterday. He IS preacher
Of much mental power and strong eX-
NJ Oreg I His sermon last nignt was
. scholarly production aud e.oque,huy
Jei,yered He preached Of the three
great basic principles OF CArlsliaA ~
Sea name God. as an antiiote for aJhe-
ism. Christ. as an ant!dote for gulit;
immortality INN as an antidole against
I'm Inn Each point was vel developed
and clearly put. In substance ne said
t tbst he did not believe that there was
over being on the earth VINO realIy
denied the existence Of God, Of some
infinite being.
DR. Sooy stated that faith in Goo haa
orTavs prevailed in this country and
lied the instance at New York when
=, the time of the assassination OF Pres
Sdent Lincoln, a great mob arose IN that
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RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements Of tn e
Goats and BOatrnen.

Daily Chronicle or tne MONSihoh'' VI -
Goats and Boatmen.
Pittsburg, Pa. October 11.-River
4S-10 feet and falling at the dam; wealth
err clear and cool.
Greensboro, Pa, October 11.-Riyer Z
feet > inches and stationary; weather fair
and pleasant. ao
Oil City. Pa, October 11.-R!ver 2 feet
4 inches and falling; weather clear and
Warren. Pa. October 11.-River l foot
: inches and falling; weather warm and
fair. o -
River 7 feet 3 inches and stationary
weather fair and cooler.
Steubenville, O.. October 11.-River b
feet inches and stationary; weather
clear and cool. Up-Ben Hur' catherine
Dav.s Kanawha. The Enos Taylor,
and Goebel start rival packet warfare
between here and Wheeling tomorrow.
Parkersburg. W. Va, October Il
River feet 9 inches and falling;
Weather cloudy and cool. Up-Argand,
Tobn w Allies, Valiant, Valley Belle.
me down-Virginia. Little Kanawha
falling.
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WHEELING REGISTER. MONDAY. OCTOBER -, 1896.

the shout Of victory from the Little
Mountain State"
Mr.. Charles F. Armstead the well
known colored orator from the Kanawha
Valley. will deliver a free silver speech
tonight at I. o. o. F. hall, corner
Twelfth and Chapline streets.
The Faulkner Silver Club is called to
meet this evening at their headquarters
promptly at 7:15 o'clock. Important
business will be up before the club.
The members of the Faulkner club
had their photographstaken in a body
yesterday afternoon, by Chas Menka-
meller, the South Side photographer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-12
AMUsEAIENTS.

THORNTON'S ELITE VAUDEVILLES
High class vaudeville will reign SUI
preme at TIT Grand Opera House Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday Of this week.
Each and every member of this company
is an artist of great ability, which read
ly can be seen by a glance over the fol-
lowing names. FirsI on the list comes
James Thornton, the man who set the
world a-singing. Bonnie Thornton, the
little Mascot, whose name is familiar
in every household from Maine to Cali
fornia, VIII render some of her new
and latest songs that she has been sing
ing in New York 10 crowded houses, at
Hammerstein's Theatre. Harry La
Clair will appear in her new sketch en-
titled. Mrs. Foozle," which abounds in
lots of funny situations. O'Br,en and
Wright, two very clever and versatile
comedians and singers, will render some
beautiful songs and dances. Mr.. Ed
ward Latell, the king OF the banjo, will
entertain in a style Of surprising excel
,ence.
THE GREAT DIAMOND BREAKER"
On Monday, October 18th, at the Grand
Opera House, will be presented THE
Great Diamond Breaker" a story of the
mines. The play abounds in startling,
realistic effects. In one scene, while
mammoth coal breaker, with its pom
derous machinery in operation, is crush
ing high masses of coal, the hero is
thrown bodily into the chute which
feeds the machine, and, in his headlong
descent. ne is snatched from the very
laws of tho crusher at a moment when
death seemed imminent Great excite
ment attends this effect, and the hero's
escape is invariably received in the most
tumultuous manner. The company pre-
senting the play is headed by that
charming actress, Miss Ejelka Wardell.
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FLAG PRESERVATION TO-NIGHT.

\ big meeting VIII be held Tonight
at the corner of Forty-eighth and Jacob
streets. a, which a fine banner will be
PRESENTED to the Ritchie district Bryan
and SewaU Club. The Eighth wara
Climb. Notwithstanding it is in a RepublI-
cam ward. is one Of the largest m the
CITY. All Of the Democratic c!uos IL yn5
civ will turn Ouj. The ElgnH wal Il
club will march up street 20 meet ne
Faulkner club which has been tal!ed
70 meet az 7:15 o'clock. All tne of1er
cInbs will meet at seven o'clock, at the
democratic headquarters al the Peabody
building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-12
q II Millinery our specially.
swell MARsDEN L. COLvIG.

BEGINNING WITH OCTOBER 1ST
THE PRICE OF THE REGISTER
WILL BE TWO CENTS. THE SUN
DAY EDITION WILL BE FIVE
CENTS. THE REGISTER WILL BE
DELIVERED SUNDAY EXCEPTED
BY CARRIERS, IN THE CITY, FOR
TEN CENTS a WEEK. THE DAILY
AND SUNDAY EDITIONS WILL BE
DELIVERED IN THE CITY FOR
FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-12
CITY HOSPITAL ENTERTAIN
MENTS.

A series Of entertainments will be
given at the City Hospital on the even
ings of December Sth, 9Th, 10Th ana
18th. A supper will be given each eve
ming, and an entertainment will follow.
The programmes for each evening will
be different. An old folks concert will
be given the first evening, amateur the
atricals another evening, a bazaar one
evening, and a little doll show the last
evening. The entertainments will be
given for the benefit of the Hospital, and
will doubtless be we'll attended.