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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
STA Pair, SIPS a Pair,
$3.50 a Pair, So a Pair.
The DeEnedfOr.

How to dress well and economi-
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December Fashion Sheet now
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The BUTTERICK FASHION
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able garments. Come and get
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if you have time, just spare a little
of it to take peep at some of the
pretty novelties in Dress Goods just
opened.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12

The proper beast for grizzly bear
hunter to ride is good mule. Dr. W.
H.. Edgar. United States army. tells why
a mule is the best.
Tine doctor was wandering near q camp
up in Washington State on mule. lie
had hs rifle with him. and seeing big
bear i'm the trail fired The bear tUm-
bicd over and cut of sight IL looked
Ike clean XIII and the doctor started
toward the place ana was nearly i'm
slant OF the hollow where the bear had
disappeared when The bear climbed up
over the edge and went at him.
Ia Was then thu, the mule was of the
utmost service. Tho mule rose on its
hind feet turned sharp around. and head
cd for camp. = horse or mustang
wouldn't have been quick enough. the
bear was so close but al the hunter had
10 do,was 10 hang on The mule knew
vhat TO do without being told.-Recrea-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12

or ali the markets that combine TO give
South Water street It's distinct originali-
~ undoubtedly the most unique not to
say unscemly. IS the one which derives
its life from the cores and pcelinGs OF
apples. Persons who pride themselves
upon their adherence TO strictost econo-
my. who eat apples and throw the skins
away. 90 not conscicntiously feel that
they have committed a deed Of eXtraya-
gancc.
II the cores. even the merest struc-
ture of the cores. and the skins We're say
co. dried and taken 10 the dealers In
dried fruit i'm South Water street they
could De sold The dealers In the street
are never oNertaNcd FOR space 10 store
The cores and peels that come from the
people. but they always manage to have
O. supply ON hand 90 satisfy the demand
which Is generally small. Dried apple
cores and peels sell al 81 OF cent and
cent a pound.-Chcago Record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12

= parade OF the members OF Che Rich
nond League 90 Whee.men will take
place m ibis city on the afternoon q
Saturday. November -lat AL the detail,
of the arrangements for thc h.g parade
have Dccu transferred t1 "a committee cone
sis.ine OF Dr. Prank rs. Steel, D. A. Dali
tom. A. g.. Lascellcs. II. S. Halves. r..
~ Cooper. Dr. i. T. Rakcr. ". G.. Lcie-
bore and Dr. Il. j. Franklin While the
committee /. hard at work. nothing Us "a
vet 10 Dee made public ln connection with
The coming pageant
ar. Horace $. Halves. who was elected
chief marshal fer the parade hy ine
BOARD of Directors ha9 been compelled
to tender his resignation IN view of the
FACT that De has 10 Doe in New YORK ON
Dc day az the parade. lii, successor has
not vet beer selected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
JuSticc Johns Court.

The docket Of the Police Court y 49,,
day morning was some" nav - 80
hnt the majority Of the cases were oil
little Importance. 49,. 90
Tho most important case was that OF
= II. Fitzgerald. charged with shoo'-
ins. negro named Isham Matthews.
The case was dismissed after being
carefully investigated.
August Brantz. Mrs. Lena Brantz ana
Mary r. Martin were prisoners ON cross
warrants charging each other with as
sault. The Martin woman rents from
the Brantzs. and there has been trouble
time in and out. Justice Crutchheld has
done an he could do to stop the whole
business. so yesterday morning he put
them al under bonds TO keep the peace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12

Mr.. and MT. Brockcnbrough Return from
u LmrnncAn Inur.

European Iour.
Mr and Mrs j Cabcn Drockenlrough,
very well known by reason OF former resi-
ccuco n Richmond. are in the city. tine
guests OF CclCne' and Mrs. D. J.. J.. Bur
gWyu. south Third street. Mr.. and MIS-.
Br0ckcllrOugh have just come from "a
Rod OF more than TWO years. and included
Ileiard ireland Scotland. Wales.
France. Spain. Germany. Italy, ana
LlEpl. ANA tAe Holy Land.
Ihty have been busy since thDN arrival
here ou saturday last ln IccclAlhr inc
greetings oi many ola friends Among
tlt pass tUgers or the steamer fuersi 81
maIch. on which they came from taiope
Was 81 dame NoIilca, who sans ut ihe
Academy ou Monday night Mr. brock
sulrouln says Chat the desire amouS inc
Americans on the Bismarck 90 get the
ntW. Cd. thee result of the late election was
intense. AMID Dec hailed thc pilot VINO WAS
to take the ship into New YORK 90 KNOW
VINO was ctcted as soon as ,nat person
was boo -Irht Nuc when the answer came
back frou the uUat-hodt Nc kinney,
There went uI tirm tln decks OF the inner
"a micl IS cheer. end then tAcr, was more
TtIoicu vltu ilN.r ncw- WAS had. mr..
irock.nhrougr mad bought in Paris
very ingenious toy. in The shape OF an
egg which ou lcin- pressed in certain
way. nrCdUlrd 90 lull-fcdetd chan'icletr
with lu-fl CROW. warranted 10 wake
anyiiin- ur in mile. This insra nent
Dec proceeded fu use With success on inla
occf sion. to the great delight OF his fell
lOw-n1i sons rrr.
The Bismarck broke one OF her shafts
on This "trip. ana came into New YORK al
reduced speed. using ONE screw only.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
PROG REsS IN GEORGIA.
Farmers Devot.ng More Time and Atten
ton to Good Crops.

Governor Atkinson. OF Georgia. mas bet
ter oppol Il mites for correct Judgment
IN regard TO the condition OF that Sttte
than amy other citizen OF the Common
wealth. I'm his recent message 10 the Leg
isldtUre he IL: himself alphabetically on
record as a yitItss to its prosperity. .Ad-
dressing The lawma kers. he said.
The circumstances under which yot
sre convened. i'm so Tar IS they relate To
the prosperity of our country, are not So
prOpitious as We would hsN, them, We.
in view of the great financial stringenc"
that has exis ted foi several years we hayS
cause TO GO rgfatulete ourselves tSat tns
people of Georgia have met this discoui
aging condition without permitting "
entirely 10 check the growth OF our ma.
tetial interests or the advancement OF
onr PEOPLE During this year slight me
crease in our taxable property has oc'
CURED. some addition has been made 10
our railway mileage, a number OF new
factories have been erected. ana our
schools and colleges were never so fuil as
now These evidences OF material ana
intellectual advancement. achieved under
tho most adverse circumstances. are
high tribute to the character and genius
OF our people
one reason for this material advance
ment is that the farmers OF Georgia nave
begun TO devote more time and attention
TO food crops. The amount or western
grain and provisions that now comes into
the state is small I'm comparison Win
what * used to be. The Commissioner or
the Agricultural Department OF the State
Government bears witness TO this fact IN
his annual report. He says that the corn
cribs and smoke-houses of Georgia are
now filed with home products. Cotton
continues the money crop. but the money
received for il does not now 40 outside or
theetate for supplies with which TO make
cotton. 4 similar condition Of prosperity
exists I'm other Southern states, notably
Alabama Mississippi. and Louisiana.
The female mosquito has given bad
name TO the whole race she alone doing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
nC = = 80
Fourqurean-Price
Company.
WOnen's Wraps.

Hundreds ready and waiting for
you here. A lot ofthem imported,
and no two alike. So far as we
know no other house has bought
with anything like the freedom.
The largest stock we ever had
the greatest variety-the best
values-from the NEST modest
priced up to the rich exclusives
one or two of a kind. You are as
welcome to look as to buy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
Gloves.

Have you ever thought what
Glove Department should be for
your convenience, satisfaction and
confidence The variety, the style,
the reliability, are all important.
We import our gloves direct. We
aim to get the best. Only $500
pairs was our last importation.
Four prices cover most of the
stock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12

for the young ladies from the Woman s
College seats have been reserved.
Professor Winston IL an altogether in
teresting lecturer. and those who attend
tonight Will be pleased as we'll as In
structed. The lecture will commence at
Sis o'clock, and will be illustrated. No
admission fee will DO charged, and the
public is invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
Translers of Peal E..fnfe.

Richmond. Henry Cook TO J. \. Cook
certain furniture al 80. l541 east Broad
street, and two horses, one hack. one
hearse and three sets of harness at
stable on east Broad street. $50.
Thomas ID. hilIS trustee 10 Florence
S. wife of \. T. SPOTS. 1G feet on east
siac buchanan street. between Richard
ana Baldwin. and - feet on south side
Baldwin street, 80 feet east of buchanan
sfts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12

Rev. Charles Littlelury Stewart. a
former student of Richmond College, and
a resident of this city, who has been
doing missionary work I'm the city OF
Brooklyn during the last six months. has
been ordained a minister OF the gospel.
and is al present assisting the Rev.
Armor Fair Of the Apostolic church, in
the above city. in his work.
4 number Of new converts will be hap
tizod. 70 is expected. by the Rev. j. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12

to be elected a member OF Parliament.
II he obtains a seat he will appear as an
anti-Parneilite and supporter Of NJ. Dill
Ion. There are those among the party
who suspects that his strong personality
and still immense wealth would make him
a dictator like Parnell. II his money
flowed freely. he would have hearty
welcome all round.-New York Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12

Tho annual conference OF priests OF The
southern and western portions OF VIZ
ginia was held az the residence OF BISHOP
Van dc Nyter Yesterday. The clergy OF
Virginia and West Virginia WIS largely
repre- .ontcl. and "a number OF satisfactory
reports from the various sections OF these
States were submitted. No business q
any public interest wac transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
Dress Goods.

Our stock of them sustains our
first place as retailers-limited i'll
only one sense-quantity of kind.
In high-grade goods we only limit
that. Among the hundreds on the
shelves there is something to please
and they are all new.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
Lecture ON ~ Rays.-

Professor Charles w. Winston. OF kich-
mond College vii deliver the FIRST OF
series OF lectures az Che College to-nifht.
His subject viii be * Rays and Other
Rays" Quite large audience Is c1-
pected 20 attend. There will be a num-
Der Of students and pupils from the seve-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12

SOM nifftt.f fNi'f"' f'''.' ..'.'
You that the matrimonial season is In
,,l swing II will be interesting 10 note
conc NJ The customs and superstitions at
tending entrance 10 the married state.
eays THE Newark Daily Advertiser.
TO start in with the wedding itself. il is
interesting 10 know that the name Is de
rived from the Anglo-saXon term wed. %
This was the name of the security given
by the bridegroom. with other presents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12

Uncle Simon. why does all the world
love Il loycr?"
Because they know he viii be spending
money as long as he can raise a cent. -
Chicago Record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12

''Why did the Beverys call in the In.
vitations to Mahels weddins2"
They had made a mistake and issued
the invitations for the cooks afternoon
out."-Ch!caco Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12

the faithful do not now and then take
not shot at the minaret and is clamatory
occupant it will be a wondcr.-New York
Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
Na0M2rSlM

Daughcrty, in Fulton, Saturday after
noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12
PA dss Wculd go Ia Parliam, mi.

Cecil Rhodes is seeking. through certain
veil known members OF the Irish party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-12

The female mosquito has given bad
name 10 the whole race; she alone doing
all the biting and singing for the family.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19

The Ohio County Republican Club
held a very interesting meeting at their
headquarters In Odd Fellows hall last
evening, goodly number OF the menu
bers being present. The audience was
addressed by Franklin C. Holmes. Sam
uei Kraft, H. C. Meyer. W. C. Meyer
and Dr.. s. L. Japson. All OF the gentle
men warmed up to their subjects and
stirred up considerable enthusiasm
among the audience. Mr.. Holmes made
A very good impression. He has only
recently located here, and will prove TO
he quite an acquisition TO the Republic
can party In this city.
The club WIN hold n meeting next
Thursday evening for which an enter
tanning programme has been prepared.
On the evening OF April an extra
event Is on the cards, being a mock
trial OF one Of the members OF the or
ganizatloa for aiding and abetting
Cuba in her rebellion against the Span
!sh government" Mayor Caldwell,
owing TO his judicial experiences in
police court. has been selected to preside
as judge u. W. Martin will be the
gentleman who Is supposed TO have vio-
lated the neutrality laws, and Alr. a. r.
Campbell will act as his counsel. Mr..
James X. Hall will act as the prosecu-
tor. William MuegEe and Mr.. McCuiiy
are to be witnesses for the prosecution.
The prisoner will be allowed to select his
witnesses. The Jury will he made up
from the members Of the club. Ladies
are invited to attend this meeting, and
there IL no doubt that n large repre-
sentation OF the fair sex will be present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19

hindered in their work for Christ In
this city. They have already done Il
grand work. rs any one who Is at all
acquainted with their history will tes-
tify. but they can do Il SIN greater work
II they can get large and attractive
modern church building In which to
expand and grow IN power for good
The Sunday school rooms have for years
been uncOmfortably crowded. and the
church room. on every unusual occo-
sion. Is entirely too small
The official board asks: Are there
not some generous servants OF Christ in
this city. who desire IN do something for
his cause, who will help this conIrega-
ton to secure such a building as It needs
for it's work for the Master? one good
friend few years ago. Mr.. Wise, left II
a couple OF thousand dollars. 1t was a
great help and encouragement. II Il
had not been for that timely aid the
property would still be encountered with
debt and the congregation less hopeful,
A few such friends. or some one, just
now. would be most heartily appreciate
ed. II IL for the Lords cause and for
Gods glory. that this idea Is suggested.
The congregation is most thankful to
It's past friends. and II Is hopeful TINT
the same God who gave 1t them viii also
raise UP others as needed.
SAMUEL SCHWARM,
Pastor Sf First English Evangelical
Lutheran Church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19
ENGLISH LurHERAY CHURCH.

Its Great Work Ia the PaSt-Srrd Of n
New Church and Increased Facilities.
The many friends OF the English
Lutheran congregation will no doubt be
Ela1 to learn that the debt on Its prop
rrty which has been hanging on for 10
many years, has been wiped out The
last bond has been paid The cOngrc-
CATION now owns the lot fronting on
GhaPlne street siSty-SiX feet. and SID
ing on sixteenth street one hundred and
thirty feet. containing the old chapel,
m" NJ REMEMBRANCE, with tic eEcpp-
ton NJ a conditional mortgage for n
small amount % tho board Of church cN-
tension Of the general synod OF the
Lutheran church. which viii never be-
come u claim unlcss the congregation
should leave the Lutheran church.
which IL not probable. This II very
valuable piece NJ property. and the con-
rr"gatIon feels highly elated over It's
possession.
A now church building IL very murh
needed. and the getting II VIII be tho
problem for the iruftorg and cOngrcga
Won N solve during tho n"Xt year.
There Is ground IN front NJ the old chap
81 'nr q large and convenient church
huIldlnZ. IShppcd that the old chanel
'7H Or, l"1and or rented for gomc IcgitI-
na'nIurpnrrH inter April, 1897. go that
u VIZ help materially in paying the In
forest on a building fund. Some such
FFaHrumont ~ this. or clso the Gale or
''H" NJ the whole lat and buying clse-
'.'rr. must be- made. for the cOnRrcga-
'.'n " not at all able, without such
h'lp IN build ruch church building Ms
y needs f0r ~ work.
a now building Ii much needed, II the
tHIfCh and Sunday school are not 10 be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19
HANDSOME NEW QUARTERS.
The Dollar Savings Bank Begins Bu.'nosa
In Its New Quarters.


In Its New Quarters
One OF the finest banking rooms in the
city were opened for business yesterday
morning. being the new quarters of the
Dollar Savings Bank. two doors below
their old location on Market street.
During the day the bank was inspected
by Il large number OF visitors who were
loud In their praises OF the completeness
OF the arrangements and the taste dis
played in the decorations
The new quarters were designed ny
C. l.. Klievcs. The desks were built by
the KIIeves. Kraft Company. The arts
tic metal ceilings were put In by the
Wheeling COrriEating Company, and
the Handsome tile floor by Il. f. CAld-
well Il Co. The art glass decorations
were furnished by John Cox, OF Wheel
Ing. The pRperIuE was done by Beide-
man. The safe and vault doors are
from the Barnes Safe and Lock Com
pany. Of Pittsburgh. and the brick work
was done by Britt x Butts. The vault
Is covered with beautiful enamel tile
work, done by u. J.. Caldwell a. Co.
The steam heating apparatus was put
IN by William Hare 4 Son, which firm
also did the plumbing. The vault con-
taEnS lfty-Gour Individual deposit boxes
for customers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19
LOCAL PREVITIEs
Matter, OF Minor Moment Ia and About
the City.

Matter, OF Minor Moment la aud About
the City.
The Grand this evenInG-Mrs. Tom
Thumb & Company.
A regular monthly meeting Of IT,
city board OF education will be held this
evening.
The Beabout Club will give another
one OF their enjoyable hops Friday
evening at their hall on Woods street.
There was only one old case in the
police court yesterday, n plain drunk.
and sentence was suspended b. the
mayor.
This evening the Silver Leaf Club will
give a hop in its hall in the knoke
building, In the Eighth ward. A good
time Is assured to all.
This evening In It's rooms at the Hess
building at o'clock the Wheeling Stem
ographers' Club Will have debate on
the proposition. Resolved that the pen
IS superior 10 the pencil for shorthand
writing.
The attraction at the Grand the first
half u next week will be the New York
Stars. one Of the strongest vaudeville
companies on the road. and its reputa-
ton here will he sure TO pack the house
At Hll TOUR IleTlbIUlhuGtS'
Last night boy passing Mr.. Bloch's
house out the pike, entered and stole
an overcOat. officer TrOutwine found
the boy and recovered the coat. but
owing 10 the youth OF the offender, he
WIS released with a warning.
Yesterday afternoon in fitting up tho
cigar lighter In the new place OF Badcr
& Maurer, on Market street, Mr.. MauT-
er suspected leak. and took light Ia
find where II was He found II, but
he has not yet found part of his eye
brow.
Last evening a pretty brisk rain fell
nj intervals for several hours, and a.
the streets we're already pretty well
clogStd up with slush, their condition
WINS soon something awful. Colder
weather and snow has been predicted
for to-day.
Yesterday Mayor Caldwell and City
Clerk Dannenberg gent to the West
virginia representatives and senator"
and Postmaster General Wilson the
certified copies OF the resolution by
council asking their influence to secure
the naming OF one Of the new United
states gunboats wheeling"
Another new candidate was added to
the list Yesterday, but this time II was
on the Democratic Side. Bert ii. SwartL
came out for the Democratic nomina-
ton for county assessor for the city uls
trict. He has been engaged In work
about the court house for years ana
has frequently assisted the assessors
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19

The river Improvement committee OF
the chamber OF commerce will leave
this afternoon at $40 o'clock for Fair
mont. where they will remain all night,
joining the rivers and hnrbors COM
mIttee at Morgantown. Friday morn
ing. From there they Will accompany
the committee down the Monongahcla
TO Pittsburgh. and thence down the
Ohio on the steamer Virginia, arriving
In Wheeling ut 6 y. m. Saturday. The
committee Is composed OF Mr.. Charles
Burdett Hart. chairman; B. Walker
Peterson, Major Ran Stslnnkcr, Col.
Thomas O'Brien, II II is possible for him
TO leave and probably State Senator
y. T.. Whitaker md ]. c. Brady. MIR.
n. 3. Scott. n member OF the committee,
will be unable to leave the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19
THE COMMITTEE ANNOYED
A. the Report that 1t Would Not Make the
Proposed Trip.

Proposed Trip.
Some person without any adequate
foundation for even a suspicion caused
the circulation OF report from Wash
InGton that the rivers and harbors COM
mIttee would not make the proposed
tour OF inspection down the MononBa-
hela and Ohio rivers, but the follow
Ing. sent out yesterday, sets the mat
ter at rest for good and all:
Eleven members ef the house COM
mIttee on rivers and harbOrs Will leave
Washington tomorrow night over the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad for Pitts
burRh. to Inspect the river and harbor
improvements Of the Ohio. Monongahe-
la and Allegheny rivers. number OF
other congressman. not members OF
the committee, but Interested In the
work. will also go and there VIII be
several ladies' In the party. The whole
number OF persons will be from thirty
TO forty. The party will also visit Par
keFsbuFg. The members of the com
mIttee are annoyed at the report which
went out that they had abandoned the
trip,
The Pittsburgh ChronIcle.T Telegraph
also has the following on the subject:
The coal operators held meeting in
the Coal Exchange rooms at 1880 n.
m. and made ilnal arrangements for
the visit Of the river and harbor com
mlttee. They viii arrive here Friday
evening from Morgantown. Everything
possible has been done TO accord the
committee every courtesy that can be
extended. and the trip. which Will be
an educational one. Will no doubt bear
good fruit.
IAN impression got abroad yesterday
that the committee would not come.
The Conl Exchange telegraphed Cap
tain Dovener yesterday afternoon to
ascertain to certainty II the COM
mittce would be here. Mr.. Dovener
wired that they would he here at all
hazards The coal operators viii leave
here tomorrow at l y. M. via the Bal
timore Il Ohio. for Morgantown. The
Elizabeth will leave the wharf tO-mOr-
row morning at o'clock. Those hav-
Ing Invitations can go on the boat II
thcy desire
The FaIrmont committee on the mat
ter, composed OF Ex-Governor Flcm-
Ing. Hon. John W. Mason. Captain J.