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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-18
WOOL.

LONDON. March H.-Some good WOODS
were presented al the wool auction SAFES
to-day. The bidding was generally brlsk'
especially for crossbreds, but the conu-
mental demand was not so keen AFTER me
rnos. The number of bales otered Was
12.7S2. of which COO were withdrawn. The
next series opens April Is. Following are
the sales in detail:
New South Wales-1.S3S bales; secured.
SIbdG1s sd: greasy. 5i4Gl1d.
Queensland-34l9 bales; secured, Is lt2d
ais sgd: greasy, ga aid.
Victoria-930 bales; secured IS laughs
SID; greasy 5d61s I'D. o
South Australa-104 bales; greasy o4q
swan River-6S1 bales; secured, Slad0ls
pad greasy, 6hQlOd: -, 90,
Cane of Good Hope and Natal--l'Sl
bales: secured, 624dd1s sd; greasy. 54Sl2d.
Punta Arenas-605 bales; greasy 6l2qS12d.
BOSTON. March 17.-There is little
change in the condition of affairs to be re-
corded on wool markets this week. The
following are quotations for leading de-
ohio and Pennsylvania Fleeces-N and
above 1Sc: Xxx and Xxx and above 10000;
No. / combing DC; No. combing 2SG2fc.
Territory wool-Montana, fine medium
and fine lid14c; secured price S6G3sc; Utah.
wyoming, etc, fine medium and fine l0d
19c: secured price SidS6c.
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GROCERIEs.
Register Office.

WHEELING. March H. 1896.
Syrup-SilVer Drps syrup lSc; Fancy
Drips 25c; &c additional In half barrels);
New Orleans Molasses-Fancy new crop
Soc. choice &c, prime 30c, mixed goods
New Orteaue .S". bakers goods 2Sc.
MISUNDERSTANDING medium S. c. hams
Toe: 20 10 average SIC; S c. breakfast
bacon 7Ac; S c. shoulders &c; city sides
62ic: nam beef lie: ordinary beef lie.
Lard-Scheuks pure kettle, terces. 6hci
Armour's pure. tierces 6i.c: lard com
pound uerces, SIC. The advance for small
err packages over UerceS is as follows:
Fancy tubs So; 30 lb tins l4c; % 10 tins Ssc;
10 ID tins sac, 10 tins 7sc; ID cans 1c.
Canned GOods-3 10 fancy tomatoes SOC;
tomatoes. new. 15c, Hartford Co. Stand
ard corn 90o; lb Honey Drop corn 81 Is;
yellow free 81 20; ID Standard table
Deep Sea fun standard cove oysters SEE SCI
l 10 light weight cove oysters Coo: Acorn
Standard string beans 75C; lb can corn
beef 81 IS; Ii can chipped beef 81 20; ID
Woodenware-No. I tubs. Sc %: No. Q
= 90; No. 3, 81 90; 2-hoop pals, 81 Is; 3-hoop
s. sos sap. 81 90; single w9shboards, 81 so;
double do. s. so; crimp double do, 50 %.
FruilS-New California prunes, 30 10 30 to
10, &c. 80 TO 60 TO 10, sac; 60 10 20 TO lb, Sc;
Raisins, California, new. crown. sc; 3
crown &c; crown, &c, layer, OndArO, new.
nc; California evaporated apricots, 12c;
On-Lard extra western strained, Coo;
carbon oil no. &c; carbon. $50, Sc;
water white SEC Lewis miners winter
white oil, 40c; summer white Sic
Sugars-Cuj loaf 5.9Sc: cubes $500
powdered 5flc; graduated. standard,
5.S5c. standard confecUoners' A. 5.29c: Co
lumhia A, 49Sc; RidgeWood A, 1850
America A, 49Sc white extra c. 467c; c,
Also; choice fruit sugar, 33ic.
Rice-Faucv pearl. &c: choice pearl, 5ikc;
choice domestic. 6i5c; prime domestic.
BIC; fair domestic, Size: Fancy head SEC.
ftOTae-(aTaan X n
"a 90. tanrv eleon. 22i5c: peaberry. 2l2tc:
choice green, 23lbc; prime green, &c;
roasting grades 2lc; Java and Mocha,
Ai2c: high grade, 25i5c Roasted in pack
ages-Arbuckle's coffee. 1880: Jersey cof-
fee 1870: Lion coffee, 1S79c; Arrow cof-
fee 19.79c Panhandle coffee 2O79c.
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WHEELING REGISTER WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is, 1896

mon COO to 700, 80 5Oa2 70; bulls, 81 OoaS %;
cows, 81 00l3 Is.
common, SO 2544 CO.
Sheep-Extra, 50 5Od3 so: good, s. 50g3 %;
common, 81 OCQ2 so: lambs, 81 5O94 0U.
Fresh Cows-At so 00Q3O ".
Calves-At s. O0Q6 co.
CHICAGO. March 1I-Cattle: - R 6eSgs P5s.
to-day were light: export cattle % 90 ~ =
veal calves sold at a decline OF apou' ~
choice lots fetching s. 5000 20. -,
Hogs: The supply was soon tdH 49, a.
SO S5d4 10 for common TO choice uro ..'s
the bulk selling at 81 coat or, ana PlllhIe
assorted light brought 81 l2lsq4 To- PACK
ers are good sellers around 81 ". ?, ca
Sheep, l0dl5c lower; fancy lamDs % g. - V
sales largely 50 S0d4 20; poor sheep % 9Va
3 70: common to choice sheep were ae'lNe
at 81 75d3 so. - % ooo
Receipts-Cattle. $500 head; hogs, l9'ooV
head sheep, l5,0OO head.
EAST LIBERTY, March li.-Catt I tie e;
dull: prime 81 sal 40; good butchers 80 % "
al 10: bulls, stays and cows 81 I9a5 %.
Hogs. slow: prime selected ne sei anl
weights 81 20Gt4 %; best Workers q 70 =,
pigs and common Workers S ~ L06a5 ID >
heavy hogs 81 O0G4 10; roughs ~ OVaS 80 90 -
Sheep. steady; prime g 9OG4 90: Sood - 20
as 50; common 81 DqS 10; choice lamoS
81 60fi4 so.
CINCINNATI. March 17.-Hogs. strong
and active a 50 seal 10; receipts. l.iVO heau :
shipments, 300 head
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NEW YORK. March H. Flour. receipts,
$50 barrels; exports, $50 barrels mar
ket steadier.
Wheat, receipts. ESQ bushels; exports,
1880 bushes; spot market steadier at the
close No / hard Ole T. O. b. and ahOat;
options opened steady and closed leQssc
net higher; No. , red March 1OAQ1#c
closing at r&c; May 9Slsq7Oc' closing at
Corn. receipts. $500 bushels: exports
SSt0J bushels spot market Inactive No.
5S'sc IN elevator, options opened steady,
cicsingq unchanged; March closed at Size;
May closed at 353sc.
oats, receipts. 1922 bushels; spot mar
ket dull and dnominal; No. 25i4c; options
quiet but steady. closing unchanged;
March closed at pc; May closed at 24%c.
Feed quiet.
Hay, steady.
Hides, strong.
Leather. steady.
Wool, quiet.
Beer, steady.
Cutmeats, firm
Lard, steady; western steam closed at
80 90 asked. refined easy
Pork. steady.
IdAOW. easier
Rosin firm.
Turpentine, steady.
Rice. steady.
MoiaSses. steady
Cottonseed Oh, steady but quiet.
Gomez, options opened steady and closed
steady at 5Ql0 points net advance; sales.
10000 bags.
Sugar. raw firm; fair refining 37sc: sales
~ tons of Muscovado, 50 test, at S24c e.
ship.
TOLEDO. March 17.-Wheat. higher and
Irm' No . cash and March 6ci2c' May
70isc July 66asc
Corn, dun and steady: No. mixed 2Sc;
No mixed 2asc: May S0i4c.
Oats, dull and steady No. mixed 2Oc;
No. white ZlAc, May 2lhc.
Rye, unchanged; No. cash 20c.
Oioyerseed. higher and steady; prime
cash 81 50' March 81 42ia
Receipts-Flour. SEQ barrels: wheat. IL
40 bags.
shiPments-Flour, l,ooo barrels: wheat,
o,vy9 bushels; corn, 300 bushels; clover
BALTIMORE, March 17.-Flour. weak
w neat, steady spot and month TlM1Ac;
May t5Aa6slac; receipts, 1913 bushels;
southern EIn wheat on grade !cH7Sc.
Torn, STEADY, SPOT. month and April 323,
PS8tsc; May &lsdahc; receipts 1852
bushels; southern white and yellow corn
34ie03jc.
Oats. easier; No. white western 96lac
asked; receipts, 100 bushels
Rye, quiet; No. . western 45d46c.
H3y, hrm; choice timothy SIG 90 asked
sugar ana butter. firm and unchanged
EGGS. steady and unchanged.
Cheese, firm and UNCHANGED.
CINCINNATI, March 17.-Fiour. easy.
w neat; easy; No. red 71i5c: receipts,
1850 bushels: shipments. rr0 bushels.
Corn, less active; No. mixed zoe.
Oats, quiet and steady; No. > mixed 22ik
Gr-2c
Rye. easy: No. SIC
Lard, i'm light demand at 3 1915 1919.
Bulk meats, steady al s. l5
Bacon, quiet and steady at So co.
rels at 81 o.
Butter quiet and steady.
Sugar, iu good demand and firm
Eggs, easy at &c.
Cheese. STEADY
PHILADELPHIA. March 17-Butter
firm fancy western creamery 22c.
EGGS steady; fresh nearby 12c; west
ern l2c.
Cheese. duh and unchanged.
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THE BEST USE FOR NEW STUFFS.

The safest plan is 10 have new goods
made up in coat or jacket fashion, no
matter for what use the gown is 10 be
put. This does not imply as much re-
striction as it might seem to- at first,
because the admissible styles of coats
and jackets are so many. Then, besides
those already seen. there are as many
more new ones to follow, TO judge by
the novelties that come in a procession
from the designers. If the stuff in hand
is black velvet. make it into a Louis
coat. and wear it over a white waist
coat. with a rose velvet stock at the
throat. and with a skirt Of apple green.
10 YOU like the zouave jacket it may
still do service if elaborated by taking
a panel front that extends to the belt,
and. perhaps. makes a part Of the belt.
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THE dressing sacque shown here is
on exceedingly simple lines. The
.-,o- is seamless. The back has the
-.s~ forms and side body cut in one
.s making only three seams back of
under arm seam. The round collar
a.. f,ued to it by a simple seam which
hidden i'm between collar and sacque.
blue flannel with black zig gag lines
t,ra riu of black chiffon around the
COLLAR. bows of black satin ribbon were
.f To- hold the edges Of the front to-
.tsr A new method Of buttoning a
.ment and yet avoiding buttonholes,
, bugbear of many home dress
aken is shown on this garment A
silk cord is sewn Just inside the edge.
which at intervals forms tiny loops,
inst large enough to allow the buttons
to- slip through.
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Midway between ,-,se as 10 elaborate
ness is the jacket bodice Of the accom-
Faayng picture, which is in black silk
mohair To has loose fronts edged with
small revers and a yoke-like part that
hooks i'm the centre This part is fin
sled with a wide turned down collar.
which, with the reyers. is richly EN-
-o.3ered with gold thread. Jet but
tons. gold braid and narrow jet fringe
finnish the further trimming. The
'.oased vest is of Brussels lace spane-
With black and gold.
For the house YOU NAV wear. no
.ter what the gown. white openwork
cotton stockings and black patent
Their slippers, the idea being that
aier The dress YOU will have feecy
White pettcoats. If you have a trim
ankle and foot YOU viii find this sort
thing pretty if you haven't. say you
TANK iJ dreadful.
1'dooration about the neck is cor
-'.~ so go one making up your scraps
''' pieces TO go about the throat A
s-y modification Of the stock collar
SHOWS a little lace-tipped frill set on its
'-se Just at the back. This frin makes
pretty background for the head and
us The ear tips becomingly, and as
d. does not extend in front, a short
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necked person may wear it. Cuffs are
treated in the same way, the frill being
lust at the thumb. If you are a little
short of lace. YOU can adopt this device
and not betray that you do it to suit
vour lace. rather than to suit the fash
ion. FLOURETTE.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Register Omce,

Register Office,
WHEELING. March u. 1896.
Local market duh; few changes in qouta-
tons.
Flour-Cho.ce family -four in wood,
s. So; in paper Sc Go per barrel Mime
haha IN Is cotton sacks, "a 90; Minnehaha
81 90: Famous in sacks. SO 60; Famous In
wood. 50 SO; spring wheat flour in jute
sacks of 10 his So so per barrel: Pilsbury's
Best In wood. 81 p: Pillsbury in paper.
81 90: Reliance. spring wheat. in wood and
cotton, 81 %; paper. s. 10; Silver Lake
winter wheat family -four, 50 60 in paper
Gold Coin. y sacks or wood, 81 90; 1ute
50 so, Loyal. X sacks. So 60; wood, SO 20
Grain-Wheat. new per bushel, 7Od72c /;
&c.
Feed-Middlings, per ton. Sl5 90; bran,
per ton 81 CO.
Hay-No 1 baled hay, SIS co.; loose hay
SIC O0617 co.
straw-Baled. IS 90; loose. IS 90.
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ARRIVE.

From Chicago. 1:l5 a. m. ard ll;59 a. m.
daily. c,,,o,,,ou and Colum
bus. $50 a. N. and $50 p. IN. aaliy.
81 Clalrsville accommodation, IO'oO a. m
"a s.20 ~ m except Sunday.
~ GAINESVILLE accommodation, 1850 a. M
daily. except sunday. ,r.
eAh1uPN' CHAS. o. ScULL,
General Passenger Agent.
LANE. I. p. Ast,, Wheeling. W. Va
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slip through.

A sacque Of migOnette green cash
mere had an the edges buttOn-hole
stitched in scallop with black silk. The
collar was further adorned by a narrow
rlHe OF black lace.
For Spring and summer wear, wash
able fabrics are preferred. Pink batiste
with a rufie Of Valenciennes lace on
the edge Of the collar and down the
front White and blue duck with trim
mings Of creamy white lace i'm bands
set on collar and around the edges is
effective and serviceable
Brown Hollands with trimmings Of
white is equally useful and can be
Frightened up by bows Of rose pink,
light olive green or turquoise blue.
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rRANs-oHIo DIVISION.

For Columbus, Chicago and the West
7.SS a. m. daily, and 3;45 p. IN. daily.
Columbus. CINCINNATI ana 81 LOUIS.
Saturday, and 2:40 h m, Sunday only.
ST CIairsville accommodation. lO:l5 a
m. and $3.50 p. m, except sunday so
daily. except Sunday. -
sandusky Mail. IU:l5 a. m. daily.
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DRY GOODS.

FALL RIVER, March 17-Print ciotns
regulars under 2aic. -,..,.
NEW YORK, March U.-Printing ciotns
were quiet in demand at 2l2c bid ana ue-
cnned
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, March l7.-Pig iron, weak
southern 81 25dl3 3; northern 81 50ql ~.
Copper, steady; brokers Sll 60; exchange
81 co.
Tin easy: Straits sls SCa1S S2la; plates
weak; spelter firmer.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. March T7-Money on call,
easy al 3igUfE per cent, last loan per
cent: closed at { per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5i2d6 per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady with actual
business I'M bankers bills at 4Slaa0iSS for
demand and sS63iQ4S7 for 60 days. Posted
bills 4S6
Bar silver GSSs
silver cert a-4fae eQneQfr
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LIVE STOCK.

Register Office,
WHEELING. March IT, 1896.
Hogs are weaker. cattle hrmer; no
change In quotations
Cattle-EX,ra, 1000 to 12CO, 81 Oadl %;
good eco 20 o00. s. 75G4 90: good. 500 TO 900.
50 seas 20; far, 200 10 500 50 O6dS 500 com
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ARRIVE.

From New York, Philadelphia. Balti-
moro washington and Plttsburg, 1910 a
M. daily. l:3O p. m. except Saturday and
2:S a. m, Sunday only, c..
Pittsburg mail. 1900 a. m.' except SUM-
day. and TOO y. M. daily.
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Bar silver GSSs.
Silver certificates 696&ia.
GOYerume Dts-tlrm. 80,
New l.. S. Is Registered. ...............ll 1863
New L. =. Is COupOns......... - to,
L.. =. 1s Registered. ................. IL a
L.. =. 5s Coupons nc,
l.. s. As Registered. w.
l.. y. is coupons. ...-.-..'.'' '-''''''''' az
L. y. 2s Registered .....-... ...-.....'.-- 30
Pacific IS of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .'''''Ao-
States-Iuactive.
Ra.lroads-Firm-
Stocks-rhe trading On the railway Sc
cur,tffs to-day bore a very slim proportion
to the speculation I'M the indualrlais' a..
though the market as a whole was ON!
moderately active Ihe oslei.s,.,,r NJ en-
of tO-dav's strength was improvement -n
the prices of foreign sugars ana revenue
expected 10 accrue from nereaseu poul
lies on German sugars. he CoG's
prices was somewhat Irregular, Win 'ne
fluctuations as usual widest IN the lluus
trials The railway list was WllhOu'
marked feature although some noteworthy
gains were made In rev instances Ia.
market closed urm with the genera ms
showing light gains. Railway DOhus VET
less active on sales OF S2.0i9OW. Govern
meuts were practically featureless on sa!es
of 1850 Total sales OF stocks az, 'o1
shares Quotations closed o.d. g.,
AtchisOn ......... ............ ''''''''''''-, Az
Adams Express .......-- .-...'''.'-.'''
Alton and Terr5 Haute ..............'.' 90
DO pref errsd -.-.-...- .-...-.--..'' .''''' go
American express ......-.- .''-''''''''' ~
Baltimore and ONO .-.....-....'.. '''''' ~,
Canada Pacific ......... ..'.-.'-'-'-''''' S 40,
Canada Southern .......-. .'-''.'''''''' 10
Central Pacific ......... ............'.'.. 10 10
Chesapeake and Ohio .......--.-.'''''', 10
Chicago and Alton .-...' "a
Chicago. Burlington and quincy 0,s
Chlcago Gas ........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sc,A
Delaware and Hudson -...: -. -. ' ~,
Delaware. LaclI1wannd ana vs. Id. ,o,I
Denver and RIO Gande preferred. ga
nfsfflfa~s and Cattle Feeders Coz. lo-s
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

ON and after Sunday, December 10, 1895.
pesesnger Trains Will run as follows:
.DaIIy. tDaily except Sunday Eastern
Time.
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~ PENNSYLVANIA STATIONS.
VIgGnn6gIVdnid LINES.
A irLAiNS NUN ~ sGNfGAL ILuG.
iHMNS NUN u sENfaAL Ilnt

Ticket Office at Pennsylvania Station on
Water ST., Feot OF Eleventh St. Wheel
the Pennsylvania Station, Bridgeport.
Southwest SyStem-Pan- Handle Route
'Daily. Except Sunday.
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GOING NORTH.

Electric cars between Wheeling. Mar
tins Ferry and c., l.. G w. Depot in
Bridegroom.
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For Pittsburg. Washington. Baltimore.
pbiIadelphia and New York. 40 a. m
For Pittsbu-E, 7:l0 a. m. daily.
Pittsburg express. S:3 p. M, except
Sunday.
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Through connections and through tick
cts TO all points. Call on our agents or
address
NJ, C. CARREL. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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BAR.LOCK TYPEWRITER
because they realize its superiority as the
most modern, complete and practical writer
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rom the following who ara among those
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PAUL, Rhinehart & Tatum. McLaln Bros,
c. p. Flick, attorney, w. NJ. Dunlap, attor.
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Wheeling Agency Bar-Lock Typewriter
1417 Chaplne street Telephone 800. f. II.
Cloves & Co.. General Agents. Richmond, Va.
the Bar-Lock.
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ARRIVE.

From New York. Philadelphia. Eaiu-
more and washington, $50 a m'' daliy'
"' Cnmberland accommodation, 7:l5 p. m.'
e1 Graftop accommodation. 1910 a. m.
1M5nndsville accommodation, 40 a; m.
and Us p. m, except Sunday, ana wv p
and l:40 p. M, except Sunday anu q" y
M, Saturday only.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR Blank
House Leases. Oil Leases. For Rent Cards.
For Sale Cards. and Rooms for Rent
Cards. Call at Register Office.
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SION.

WHEELING AND PITTsBuRG pIvI-
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a. m. and 500 p. M eACeP'
LOO y. M. Saturday only
Evening journal., 1896-03-13
nTnp.

BRADFORD. On March eth, 1896, James
Bradford, aged r. years.
CHANDLER. .- On March d, 1896. John
Chandler. In his 10Th year.
CUNNfNGHAM.-At Rockford on The Sth
instant, Mary A. Cunningham. aged ~ years.
DAY.-1n Saturday, Mach = 1896, the Hon.
o. III. B. Day.
GRIMES-ln this city on the S.h instant,
Arthur Grlmee, aged "a sears.
J)HNsON.-On March T., 1895, George John
son. aged - years.
HOPE. On March 1855, Martina g. Hope.
KINSLER.-On March 5, 1895, Joseph klns-
Ter. aged 90 years,
KGRK.-On the 9Th instant, Patrick Kirk
sged 81 years.
MoCLARY.-On March 8. 1880. Thomas
McCl6ry.
McKAY.-On the IN instant, Flank g.. son
of Frank y. and Ella Mckay, aged . months
MEnAFFEY. On the 9th instant, Mrs
Fannie Carson Meh fey. sgtd ol years.
MILEs.--On March 3. ls9i, Samuel q. Miles,
IN tie 12i year Of his age.
MULLIN. suddenly. MARCH, n ls0l, MARIAN
Fairbanks. elder daughtef of nr. >. W. ana
Ollie West Mulliu.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from the residence of her parents
No. 9 West street, on IA urday afternoon
March "A. at = o'clCck. interment private
SHIELDS On Msrch @. 1896, Francis, son
Of Dennis 9. and Jennie p. Shields, ageu
month.
TAYt Orion the 7th instant, John Taylor
IN the 67th year Of his age.
TURNER,-In this ~, n the 9i1 instant
George H., the son OF Thomas Is. IA Laura
Turner, aged 1our5-
Evening journal., 1896-03-13
WHICH FORCE TRIUKPHS -?
DR.. Tidbau sals That Man Realizes II.
Has Something More Than an Animal
a spiritual Nature.

DIR. Tidbau SAYS That Man Realizes He
Has Something More Than an Animal,
a spiritual Nature.
A plain talk to Whining gton business
men was given AZ st. Andrews Church
this afternoon By Rev. Thomas A. lid
ball. ID. ID rector OF the Church Of the
Epiphany, Philsdslphla Preparatory to
the address. Rev Kensey J. Hammond
ofliciated. Dr. Tidball's theme was:
This l say then. walk In the spirit snd
not In the ilesh 10 part he said:
Every man Of us knors that
humanity Is something more thsn
complex mass something
more than an animal Man
has a spirit made In the Image OF God
B Il constantly the hssh combats With
the spirit. This Is the iirepresslble
cor flet Of human history, from Adams
life down 10 our own
"Hsve we not all been conscious az
times OF this conflict We must choose
which Of these two forces we shall sub
nit TO. The animal In us fro
quently gets the upper hand
Of the man eno the struggle Is
times great. But II Christ bs Va
you the Spirit Is lifs becauee OF
righteousness Throughout The Bible
We fad Cod addressing himself to the
higher and better element With US.
''ln tho person OF Jesus Christ. my
friends. God comes very near TO us
Human hesh Is no more sinful In itself
Keep IL Ia proper subjection and It
becomes the quickest inttrument for
good. Take His Spirit into you're, and
you shall no longer obey the flesh, but
The hsshey things shall be crowded out
Yes, the divine method OF REDEEM ption
an keep our spiritual nature uppermost.
and keep our fash under compile con
troll. 10 is not simply by trying
not 20 believe him for be who would be
self controlling man becomes o self
indulgirg brute. We no longer delire
the hushs Of the swine.
Evening journal., 1896-03-13


Ladies' Double Cape. This handsome
cape is one Of the most fashionable OF
the new Spring models. Dark blue
covert cloth Is the msterisl portrayed
In our illustration, but any seEsonable
cloaking is equally suitable to its de
velopment The pattern Is cut with two
almost circular pieces. which form the
two capes They are smartlY trimmed
around the bsttom and up the front
with stitched bands of the same
material An extremely novel and
stylish collar finishes the neck. il is
faced with velvet, oTnamented with
heavy stitching. and has It's edges cut
Ia iaunty points This design will be
found very serviceabls for general wear
II is easy to make AMI becoming TO any
style Of figure,
No. 20 545.-Ladles' Double Oircular
Cape, requires for medium sizs, 50 yards
material % inches wide, p yards 4s
inches wide, or 2 yards "a inches wide
Lining requires yards; bias velvet z
yard. Cut In three sizss; snail, N ,diun
and large
Evening journal., 1896-03-13
TROUBLE 1t THE CENTRAL.

a Judgment Held BY John p. Donahoe
and Bnl OF Sale Held BY Charles
Armstrong Leads to Complications.
There is moro hotel trouble, this time
around AZ the Central. tt seems that
Iohn 2. Donaaos had an old judgment
against George Oitlip, and placed It 10
the hands Of n. Il Ward for
collection. The hotel Is run 10 the nsms
Of Fred Ortllp. with George Ortlip as man
sger. Mr. Ward had execution issuei
In Magistrate Kelley's court on
the Dcnahoe alignment and placed
the writ in Constable Reardon's
hands for service. Before the con
stable could act E. T. C,chasn, Jr
went TO Philadelphia and secured from
Fred Ortip a bill OF sale transferring
the hatel furniture and fixtures Ia
Charles Armstrong, purchasers Of
The hotel The indications now
are that there will be another lively
legal squabble before the matter Is
caftipf