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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
!. Q. 1925 at 122a and $4,000 at 122h. Final
quotations follow

:, state issues 1000 Alabama Central frsts
sold at 1924.
railway bonds were moderately active. but ir
..oplar. with inal changes about evenly distrib-
...a between small net gains and losses. The
-,,nciral advances were made by Ann Arbor
s-st Is. y to 1872; Atchison general as. 4. to
coz. Kansas Pacific first consol receipts Il TO
-s,l. San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Is. q to
KS. Erie general lien 3-4s. Il 10 &c: Union
pacific Denver and Gulf firsts. y to 361a: New
vork Central first registered, Il 10 IFS; Norfolk
I'D western maryland and Washington Divs-
s"n1 receipts. to GS: Northern Pacific third
COUPONS. l. to S2ls: Long Island consol Us. ) 10
sJS and oregon Railroad and Navigation is,
q ~ S3i5 The chief net losses were in Hooking
Toey 5s s. to 1873; Hooking Valley 6s, " 10
IS. ST Louis and Iron Mountain first 5s to
i0i1. Union Elevated first Us. l TO 6S, and
i,ncn Pacific 6s u to I5la. In miscellaneous
Issues Peoples Gas and Coke first consol lis
iost > TO l0i. and Standard Rope and Irvine 6s,
Money on call was 1902 per cent. Time
money was per cent for sixty days. 2l2 per
months and per cent for six months. Com
nercial paper was 3l4G4 per cent for the best
names for all periods. and above for names not
a. well known.
The foreign exchange market was quiet ana
shade easier for short sterling, due 10 lower
Iondon discounts. Grain bills furnished the
chief supply of offerings. both the demand and
supply however being light Posted rates for
sterling closed at 81 S5iz and 81 Si12QS4 ~ for
long and short bills respectively. Rates for act
ual business closed as follows:
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REORGANIZATION
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad.
To the holders Of certificates of deposit for
STOCK of the
ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY.

On and February 1897 holders 81 certificates Of
deposit OF the Guaranty Trust Company formerly New
Guaranty indemnify Company Issued for stock
Of the ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTE FE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY may exchange their New York. Lon
and Amsterdam certificates the Office Of the GUAR
ANTY TRUST COMPANY 50 CEDAR STREET. New
York and their Boston the Office of the OLD
COLONY TRUST COMPANY Ames Building. Boston, for
the common and preferred stock Of the new company 10
which they are entitled Plan Of Reorganization.
Of the stock of the
represented by their certfcates addition thereto
in preferred stock ~ thu
company Holders Of entitled fractions Of
preferred sell such fractions the Trus, COM
pany which their certificates surrendered buy
The price Of fractions will he based
the closing quotations the NewYo Stock Exchange
Of the day previous will be understood that parties
forwarding certificates by mail desire sell fraction
Of share which they may be entitled. unless they in
struct 10 the contrary.
Holders forwarding certificates by mail requested
state whether they the securities sent TO them
mail express their All certificates
be Endorsed blank and II requested in any
other than that appearing the face the cerf-
cate assignment he by some party salts
factory the Trust Company Acknowledged
before a notary public.
one hundred schedules per diem exchanged az
each depostary.
The books certificates of deposit will close
permanently on this date.
New-York February .. 1897.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London Feb. 3. p n.-Consols lls BIG for money
IN ri. list preferred 36sl Illinois Central. o. Mex
icaa ordinary 2es4 81 Pau common, 7sis; New-York
rn,,si nS. PENNSYLVANIA. 53& Reading. 1874. Mexican
Central per bonds ION: Louisville and Nashville
,cht.on conainon. lea. Money idll. per
NJ 10 ~ discount the market for both short
Ia ,hree months bills is 1910 India
~ ,uIs yvern allotted to-day at advance OF I'D
rupee. ,.to.. ouo,. n mar can, r.o,.. a,
- -, y. ccntlne. for checks ard exchange
10 - o., francs 10 centiuss for the account
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Domestic exchange as follows at the
rlaces named: New acknowledgements nc
discount; bank 81 premium. st. Louis-Par
bid: offered to Doc. premium. San Francisco
Sight zoe: telegraph 2212c. Savannah-Buylng,
l-l6 per cent off; selling at par Charleston
Buying. i-16 per cent discount: selling. l-l6 per
cent premium. CinCinnati-JOc. premium. Chi
cago-50c discount Boston-oc. discount.
Bank clearings in this city were: Exchanges
S112 800 J44: balances, SI.SSI916. Baltimore
Exchanges. 50 600. so: balances S446I32. Phil
adephia-EXchanges Sl2, 129539; balances, ST.
S452Ss Boston-Exchanges. $1S.l66,142 bal
ances s.. 094 .995.
The price Of commercial bar silver in this mar
kst was 6f94C. Mexican dollars were quoted at
tOs, 651ssc In London bar silver advanced 1-l6d.
10 29%d. India council bills We're allotted to-day
IN London al an advance Of I'D. per rupee.
Money on call in London was 1GlA per cent
Open market discounts. 5-l6@2 per cent for
short and long bills. British consols closed At
1886 for money and 1855 for the account
Paris EXCHANGE on London. - francs ~ GEN.
times French rentes, 103 francs. liz centimes.
Discount rate in Paris. per cent. Discount
rate in Berlin. 2$s per cent.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY
To-day's Washington Treasury statement COW
ering actual results Of two days ago, compared
with the last preceding statement. gives the fol-
loWinr balances:
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A. II. CALEF. Secretary. '''@ '''
THE ANIMAL ELECTION of Directors (Class

IL No. q and Inspectors Of Election Of THE COM
MONWEALTH INSURANCE co or NEW YORK will
be held at the company's Office 6S William st. New
York. "Wednesday February 18th. 1897. Polls open
from IL NJ TO 1880 p. NJ.
r. ]. PERRIN. Sec'y pro
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pIsAsrROus FLOODS
la Asw jersey - BArls and Crops Ruined.
Many Towns safer.


NEW YORK. July 29,-rhe foods
which did such great damage in New
Jersey have somewhat receded to-day,
In their wake Is a trail of wrecked
barns, ruined crops, impaired railroad
tracks and all the traces of a full
fledged deluge.
At Elizabeth which Jared worst Of all,
the waters which filed the streets to a
depth In some places OF eight feet be-
gan TO ebb in the early morning, The
nlght had been one OF anxiety. The
cIty's electric light plant had been in
undated, the trolley ears stopped and
almost all means OF land transit 10 the
drler and higher surrounding country
had been cut on. The frightened In
habltants OF Elizabeth imagined the
danger even greater than It was and
unlounded rumors spread that the res
eryoir had burst
(, The electric light company's plant
which lights Elizabeth, Roselle, Cran-
ford and Westfield, was flooded and all
through the night these places were In
complete darkness. The pumping sta
ton OF the Elizabeth town water conn
pany had been rendered useless by the
flood. The r. r. Worthington Pump
Company sustained damage estimated
at $4,000 Lumber firms on the banks
of Staten Island Sound lost much OF
their stock. An approximate estimate
OF the losses through the food at Eliz-
'abeth will not be obtainable for some
little time, but Il Will prove costly,
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THE OIL FIELDS.

In the absence OF new and sensational
developments in the Elk Fork pool, inter-
est has been, for the time being. trans
ferred to the deep sand territory, at the
head of Flat run, Marion county, where
the South Penn oil Company has drilled
a couple OF gushers on the S. Sutton
farm deeper and increased their produc-
ton. These wells were mentioned In
reports few days since, and the produce
tion Of No. increased te 1900 barrels a
day and No. to 1000 barrels day. The
location of the wells is In the vicinity OF
the ". l.. Gallagher farm, on which the
South Penn oil Company has had very
good success. The territory In that local
lty is now and has been for some time
under lease. The Hartman oil Com
pany has been an active developer OF the
deep sand territory on Flat run, and have
been quite successful.
In Wetzel county. the Kanawha oil
Company's No. IL, Mills ID past due, but
has been delayed on account OF the cas-
ing parting.
Northeast OF the Mills tract. T. N.
Barnsdall & Co, are drilling at $500 feet
on the Iglebert farm.
New locations are daily occurrence
at Elk Fork The following shows the
latest and all In advance of develop
ments. Two miles southeast OF Elk Fork
and mile and half northwest Of Con-
way. location has been made on the II.
N. Stewart farm. The rig tlmbers are
hat La Ia al n tho frNRItNI A YHIta nugf
OF the Pipes gusher location has been
made on the II. Hays farm; on the simon
Pipes farm, rig is up and ready to
start, located one-quarter OF a mile
southwest OF the gusher. Three quarters
nf mile due west OF the same well, a
location has been made on the James *.
Hin farm. The South Penn oil Com
pany has made a second location on the
Borcman-Straussf farm. to the southeast.
As an Instance OF the indlscrlmlnate
use Of nitro-glycerlne In the Elk Fork
pool. one Is related Of the shooting OF a
well that was at the time producing at
the rate OF 600 barrels a day. a well Is
going down near by on an adjoining
lease and the owners OF the producers
thought to get little Of the other fell
lowe oil before he got his well down.
Five shooters are kept busy Ia the Elk
Fork pool and II IL difficult matter to
get stock enough to meet the demands
At Cairo, Richie county, the South
Penn oil Company has drilled IN a big
gasser on the Fred Smith farm.
Tho Natural Gas Company OF West
Virginia has made the location for No Q
on the Cook farm. near Graysvilie,
Greene county Their No. drilled in a
few days ago, Is holding up at i4j barrels
n day ana ls attracting the attention of
operators to that locality.
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E. Beatty, Shepard, Ohio. $50 yards;
fourth. Walter Bell, Marietta. Time.
1915.
Consolation Race.
Prizes-First, diamond stud; second
fruit dish; third, trousers: fourth, BIZ
cycle shoes; fifth, hat rack; sixth, box
OF cigarsi seventh, shirt set. For men,
beers who have not won a prize at this
meet.
Briant the Parkersburg racing man,
rode an exhibition half mile In one min
ute fiat, one Of the fastest halls ever
made on the state fair track, Bliss 80
alone eclipslng the performance.
Summary = First, Il, A. Helbling
Pittsburgh; second. d. j. Mitchell, Bea-
Yer Falls; third, W. X, Lanam, Bridge
port fourth, H. +. Berry, bridgeport;
NTH, g. a. Wood, Wheeling; sixth, R,
Howe, Wheeling; seventh, w. K. Hill,
Wheeling. Time. 1881.
Last night at the handsome home OF
the Carroll Club the c. c. c. gave re-
ceptlon that was attended by much
larger crowd than was expected, fully
four hundred people being present and
very enjoyable evening was passed
The meet was one OF the most brilliant
successes possible and the boys deserve
all the success they have achieved
The following corps of,ofiiclals served
yesterday afternoon;
Referee-W. II. Stevenson.
Starter-Jacob Loos,
Clerk OF course-W, Mccullough
Welch.
Clerk Of courses assltants-D. Wal
ter Cochran, Walter Worls.
Judges-Dr John Mcclure. Charles
Gelger Lester r, Dillon, Bernard Win
gerter.
Announcer-Lester r. Dillon.
Timers-Charles Hancher, John Laue
and Marion WEIGH,
The Carroll Club Cyclers extend
thanks to the following liberal business
houses for the donation of prizes which
helped materially to make the meet
possible: Kraus Bros, d. Gundllng 4
Co, c. Hess X Sons, win Gutman. W.
Winesdorfer. l.. Schaffer & Co. Dinger
Bros, jason C. Stamp Palace Furniture
Co, A. D. Howe, W. b, Hall, Bridge
port, O'Kane & Co., Alexander & Co.,
Helm & Co. j, H, Locke u Co. +. Au-
Der, ]. II. Kirk, @. Mendel q Co.. Geo.
Il, Stifei & Co., Jacob Loos. Hannah
Bros, j, f. Miller Joseph Redeker,
James Devine, Louis Bertschy Hlener
Hardware Co., The Hub Clothiers, NJ. ].
McFadden, Wheeling Cleaning Co., II.
McNamee.
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Ocean City is Maryland'sonly seashore
resort, 1t is situated directly on the At
lantic Ocean, about midway between
Atlantic City and Old Point Comfort,
and is about AZ hours from Washington
and Baltimore Unlike most, II not all,
such summer resorts, Ocean Clty'is ia
nous for its freedom from both mala-
ria and mosquitoes, which is explained
by the total absence Of marshes and
lowlands, and the lack OF vegetation in
the immediate vicinity.
Cottage life Is very attractive there.
for the rental of summer home Is
moderate; all cottages are lighted by
electricity; pure arteslan water Is
handy; the fertile eastern Shore" sup
piles all kinds OF fresh fruits and veg
etables, and the surrounding waters
abound in crabs, oysters and fish. In
deed, fishing is one OF the great attrac-
lions at Ocean City Bluetish, Sleeps
head, klngtish, trout and butteriish fur
nlsh lively sport on the ocean front,
and Sinepuxent Bay, which separates
ocean City from the mainland, is fairly
alive with bluehsh, perch and rockfish,
and crabs. One OF the guests at the
Atlantic Hotel, fishing with hook and
line, caught something over 400 pounds
OF blue fish In six hours,
But 1t Is the serf bathing which gives
the greatest pleasure to those staying
at Ocean City The beach Is IDEAL; a
broad stretch OF Arm. velyety sand. un-
INSTRUCTED for more than 10 miles, and
sloplng so gradually that there Is no
perceptlble undertow or side currents.
and the force OF the huge waves, which
subslde, rather than break, permits the
bather to enjoy the water with new
sensation OF luxury. Slnepuxent Bay
IL especially suited for those too deii-
cate to indulge In ocean bathing. At
tached to the Atlantic Hotel are l25
bathrooms exclusively for ladies', and
the Casino has 200 for men.
The Atlantic Hotel Is the finest at
Ocean City, and one OF the handsomest
and most complete hostelries on the
coast II has 300 rooms, elevators, BILL
lard and pool room, telegraph Office,
drug store and physician. This year
the Atlantic ls under the management
OF Mr.. II. p. Burney, Of the Arlington
Hotel. Washington, d. Ca sufficient
guarantee that the cuisine and service
VIII be all that IS to be desired,
Those in Wheeling who wish to pay
Ocean City. Md, visit. should go to
Washington about the middle Of the
week, spend the remaining few days in
viewing the many points of interest at
the National Capltal-especlally the
new 100000 Library Of Congress
bundlng--and go to Ocean City Satur-
day evening. a special train leaves the
Baltimore & Ohio station every Satur-
day at 3 p. m, going as far as Bay
Ridge, where the steamer Is boarded
for an hours sail down Chesapeake Bay
to Claiborne. thence by rail to Ocean
City, arriving In ample time for sup
per. Return train reaches Washington
Mt 10 p. m. Sunday. on these special
excursions the regular fare is reduced
TO So for the round trip. Any lnforma-
ton relative to Ocean City can be had
by applying to Mr.. John +. WaGgaman,
700 l4th st. Washington. d. c.. or At
lantie Hotel. Ocean City, Md
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IuaIsn.a,poId IssI,rs.

VICT.l tIA, 3. C.. July 2s.-rhere is a
crowd OF Indignant gold seekers In
town, Two hundred of them came from
Seattle with their outfits to take the
steamer Islander for Dyea. Arriving
here they found that not pouad az
goods would be allowed to enter the
Klondyke district without paying the
regular Canadian duty. Some OF them
decided upon payment OF the duty here,
bur others are going with the expecta-
ton OF evadlng the customs officers.
This is hardly possible and the customs
officers are going upon the Islander, ac-
companied by force OF constables, who
will assist the mounted police now there
to enforce the laws.
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OIL cITY-Rlvcr feet 2 inches and
falling. Clear and cool,
WARREN-RiVer % OF a foot. Cloudy
and cool.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Q feet inches
and rising slowly. Rainfall 20. Nellie
Hudson up Thursday and down Friday.
The James g, Blaine Is due up aud
down on Friday.
Observation-Disclosures rs feet and
stationary az the dam. Weather, clear
and pleasant
STEUBENv1LLE-Rver s feet :
inches aud rising Clear and warm.
Passed up--T'hc II. X, Bedford Lorena.
and Enterprise. Passed down--The
Rem Hur.
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THE RIVER.



Pittsburgh. II. X. BEDFORD, $3.50 n. m.
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY, s a. m.
ParkeFsluFg .ARGAND, II II, IN.
Mntamoras.. LEXINGTON, II n. m.
SlRtersvllle. RUTH, $3.50 y. IN.
ClarIngtoTi. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvilc. n. NJ. BAYNE, $3.50 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. Ct. VIRGINIA, . a IN,
Parkershurg BEN HUR, II n, m.
Slstersvllle RUTH. $3.50 y. m.
C1nrington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubonvllle. n NJ BAYNE, $3.50 y. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. II. X. BEDFORD, $50 n, m.
Parkershurg .ARGAND, II a. m.
Matamoras.. LEXINGTON. II a. M.
Slstersyllle RUTH, $3.50 D. m.
Clarington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
SteubenYille n. NJ. BAYNE, $3.50 p, m.
Clncinnati",W, j. CuMMlNs, . p. m.
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JULY IS, 1896, our store, four dwell
ing houses aud three barns were wash
cd away by food. Soon after tho
community was visited by nm epidemic
of bloody flux In n short time we sold
ten dozen OF Chamberlain Collie. Chol-
era aud Dlarrhora Remedy and In every
case where II was used the results were
ali that could be desired; In fact our
physlclans admitted that II would do
more toward bringing about cure OF
flux than they could du."-BuSH u
KNfgLFY, Auburn, W. Va Oct s,
IgOg For sale BY druggists.
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JOHN GRIFFIN, OF 2nnesvlllc Ohio,
Hnys. ~ never lived n day Tor thirty
years without suffering agony. until d
box NJ pu WITS witch Hazel Sivc
cured my piles" For piles nnd rectal
troubles, cuts bruises sprnlnH, eczema
and ali skin troubles. De wits Witch
Hazel gnlvn II unoaunllci. rhnrlc1 Il.
doslzc, Market ana Twelfth strcots.
Chniham slnrlnlr, FoHy-BlSth and IN.
cob stroets, 4, ". Sohcclc, No G0i Main
atteet. Bxloy Bros, Penn ana IHano
streets. Bowie 4 CO., bridgeport
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Tho Ohio River Railroad will sell OK
ourslon tickets to Nashville Tor the
Tennessee Centennial and Industrial
EKposItlon at ratio OF il2sO for tho
round trip from Wheeling, tickets llnl-
ted 10 eleven days, Information NJ TO
time Of trains viii he furnished BY John
Halle. city Ticket Agent, Twelfth and
Market streets, and j. q Tomllhson,
Ticket Agent, Union station.
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sallles, France. and took trip through
Wales and Scotland. His account OF his
tip, and the supreme lodge proceedings'
vas replete with plcturesqueness, Win
many rare touch Of humnr he con-
yulsed his hearers In telling OF how, ne
was taken for a prince from India, who
had come TO England 10 participate in
the queens diamond jubilee, and how he
had to bow and wave his hands to the
cheering multltudes IN the streets
through which his carriage passed. This
occurred at ST, Helen's, and the prince
from Wheeling enjoyed It greatly
When Professor Jones concluded his
remarks, Ne was soon in the centre OF his
friends, and general hand shaking fol-
lowed
The dance programme consisted VI
twenty-one numbers, the melody being
made by the Opera House orchestra.
Gavin was the caterer for the banquet,
and the table decorations were very fine,
The menu;
Chicken Salad. Potato Salad,
Cold Ham Cold Tongue
Ice Cream.
Assorted Cakes. Fruits.
Hot Coffee,
Much Of the success OF the function is
due TO the committee on arrangements
and floor managers, made up as follows;
Committee OF arrangements-c, o,
Johns, william Harris, j. r. Mason. DR.,
II. II. stlllyard, II. i. Smith, j. w, VIII
llams. ]. ID. Dixon, +. w. Wright, treas
urer; r. A, Arlington, secretary;
Thomas II. Lewis. chairman
Floo~ managers-G. w. Wright John
Alexander, J.W. Bronson, Charles Yeats.
7. II. Lewis, general manager.
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Nervine and its effect was simply won
derful. heartily commend your remedies.
DR., Miles Remedies are sold by all drug
gists under a positive guarantee, trst bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent free to ell applicants,
DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elhkart Ind.
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REAL ESTATE.
FINK g. BRAUNLICH.
Phone Os7. HAS Market Stree.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Real Estate for Sale.

Nos, &C and es Twelfth street, stores and
No. s Fifteenth street, II rooms, modern,
lot 30xl2O feet
4 very desirable dwelling on North Main
No. lis Fourteenth street, rooms. lot
No. 1903 EOrr street. IL rooms, lot sxia
feet.
No. 2Gi2 Jacob street, rooms, full lot.
A new residence In Woodsdale, rooms,
grounds 70xlSi feet
No. III Alley II, G rooms. lot Goxl2o feet.
only 1850.
No. II North Huron street, rooms. lot
3Oxl2O feet, only $500.
No. 1925 chapline street, Ii rooms, lot
No. lis Fourteenth street, rooms lot
Nos. 1915 1915 and 1917 Market street.
Dwelling property southwest corner
Twelfth and Eoif streets.
No. q North Wabash street, I rooms,
lot 60xl00 feet
Nos. s9lS and 2ogl Main street, stores
and dwelling.
A fine residence In Pleasant Valley
< fine residence in Elm Grove. acre
Building lots in the country and on the
From From 500 to $4,000 to loan on City Real
Estate,
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FAST RACING
Witnessed by the Thousand Peo-
pie who Turned Out
AT CARROLL CLUB CYCLERS'

Race Meet Yesterday AflsrnOon-A SPIN
In the sixth Race Ia witch Ons Mana
Collar one was Broksn-BrlAnti Rode
an EEnIblflOL Half In One nlnuts Flat,
ons ofths Fa'tsst Performances Seen
IIsrs--Ths Hs,EIts.
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! utes reading would
make me almost wild,
I there were pullinsand
drawing sensations in
my legs all the time,
80 that l could not sit
still. In this coudl-
ton / began taking
DR., Niles Restorative
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& TATUM,
CITY BANK BUILDING.
FOB RFNT

70. 1920 Main street, rooms both
gases, hall entrance TO every room. .E5 "
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A WARM WELCOME,
Prof. ]. McHenry Jones Receives
a Flattering Reception
ON HIS RETURN FROM ENGLAND



Professor ]. McHenry Jones, Wheel
lng's distinguished colored citizen, was
welcomed home yesterday in an elabor-
ate manner, after an absence OF nearly
three months in Europe, he being the
American representative of the Grand
United Order of odd Fellows, at the SUI
preme lodge meeting. which occurred In
Bolton, England, and the reception Ten
dered him yesterday was under the aus
plces OF Eureka lodge No. 1907, G. U, o.
OF OF.
The esteem in which Professor Jones Is
held by all classes OF citizens was mani
tested yesterday by the general greeting
accorded him, men In every walk OF life
extending him cordial welcome and
congratulating him upon his safe return
This fact was especially evident at the
"Pewlky" depot yesterday afternoon,
when the train bearing him arrived from
Pittsburgh. He could hardly make his
way from the train to the carriage In
waiting, for the throng OF people, who
pressed forward eager TO shake his
hands. Many Of his race were very dem
onstratlve, and could not hide their feel
lngs of joy,
The reception given him was very fiat
terIDg, and he was deeply moved. The
escort OF honor which accompanied him
to the lodge rooms OF the Eureka lodge,
on Twelfth and Market streets was very
egedltable and evoked much favorable
comment all along the line Of route. The
marchers were a fine body Of men, walk
Ing with precision and neatness. Alle-
gheny and Wheeling Patri9rchIes, with
their uniforms, the full dress suits of the
Young Mems Drill Corps OF Eureka
lodge, and the members OF the latter
lodge In full regalIa, presented very