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New-York tribune., 1897-12-25
Railro6os.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

b. a rIoNs foot u west rwsnty-taird street aH7
Ts. . and .S ssa
Su.es minutes la,er than that given 0<'0" y"
4So FAST 1x.-rnl.n Psas, Rsssr .ssr, css %
Scsso sw YORK No TO cdstSss pssas e. ps.al pSsssns 's
fTPHrfs;SHrsim.. fPH f;sv.rfafi
Dining o.s sHS
,S ifSs4ntHac daIcAdo 1.aii AaD f. L6Gs EXPRESS
o5S f:'9i' T. 81 &EsfERN is Cleveland
r. NJ 70; oTESs sss:p Pits
H. FHcrFe r and
c'pasGi. fS y6 Stysins sseepi Buffet
Sleeping Car New York 70 Altoona Eas. Liberty pis:.
'u's sInts &f 9a ANb f5'fpi @ IssofTT
"a s2S ~ sS pnns CAP al pdSs Ss and Dnins
ssS bsISs saSSsy Sai h SO eSnsse GO ses
soAtRS ssS Rans e+ sss m night
ATLINrIc COAST LINE-Erpress. go a. H'- and $50
sdk oHb f5rSr ogES gSaSE .as H.
a. m wsek,days ans, 40 p. m. daily. ,n..,,,....
"fsf$sl ':fsasi i;s'if';;;
ctPE cs[ aATo iGd @ Sss.y. and co
L9Ss hrsnss s AssSrS 5 nts sqnSay ocean
s1sis asssy ''5sS S e. M sfs e !s
% S.,ai:S; =! a.S5s Limited go
s$ lsss S,i $s.ss s$ sss
So s SO s$S S 80 o. d%.d go. io5S isS
r:::; :s s:: $;5:: 81: H. H. s. fif i ,n. =,
.3sss foot sS s Fs:sn i.: snd ss
and BO2Syn Ky N.W yo Tansr %
call ior and baggage hotels and residences
HUGsHIHsSM .n.r. Manage, General pas,S %2o Rs.n.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

chicago Dec ?iPrccs in cattle showed no par,'csa'
chany. Choice and most OK the salcs
we're AZ loa range Of prices. the market closing dH
and weak largely at s. 2ogSI very cSEnon
feW fancy cattle brought s. So The socker ana lecGr.
frse vss only Moderate with sales largely M ~ 0VJ
81 n country demand bling slow Bnis SOLD ac'I"y
xrorter~ being particularly good demand ana rat cows
ana hefers active and strong. while canning SUM was
,teaIy scarce and nrm az - '3gf0lo tor
tho better grades. There slow local demand iot
hers At s. 81 asa Heavy packing lots sid a. s. 20
asa B, and prime medium weights at 80 f2ts nS3 - =
The suury sheep and lambs easily disposed OF AZ
steady prices Lambs roI at sass 80 FOR culls UP 10
q. sOTs, Very fancy sheep brought - ~nf %
pretty much all the trading was done az y; odt ~
Heavy export sheep were dun al sta % ght welsh,s
handy sheep were the best sellers. Receip's-CattIe'
200 hogs 5000. sheep. 1000 .so,
EAst Llbcrty Dec 24.-Cattl. steady: prime u s0g
.,e common. 81 23di3 60 bulls s,Hxs ana s0m' -
torrnon a. 2srss sheep steady; choce. 81 GgA ~
comm.n t3at3 90 choice lsmhs )" soSSo; c'""o" 10
81 Louis Dee. 2acatiie steady tar to fanSy natves; &
shipping and steers. 81 95mS3 - dressed oeel ah
bairhers 50 as5: under 1000 n 81 25ast 81, s,ockeis
az and rnlinn steer. s2 GjQst ?6: cows ani heers:
50 * 5sayf = s5gs$ L. aeep .is.ay native mu,
E,ns,s civ rsc - Cattle UNCHANGED. Hogs strong
10 B. higher heaves and packers 81 25gs3 - mI1t
81 ~. 90 lsht s. ?oJf3 3I't IotksTs - 'oS@ 81 -
rg. s7lS3 IS sheep nrm. lambs q I5Fs5~ ~ -,
Fast Buffalo Dec. 2+-Cattle-Recepts. : cars OF sac
siock The market ruled firm, With moderate demand
90 SS g. cars 4a 1a' o noce ssass &
o,s common TO choice 63gs3 90. Sheep and lambs
Receipts. Il cars Market fairly active L1mes cneise 20
extra 50 25Gf6 40 culls 70 common ~ 'o"g>o" " onrcp'
choice selected wethers. s. 50gA 10: culls 70 common
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25
: c4.-The leading futures ranged as tol-

,.ash quotations follows: Flour hrm winter
natents IS TOdSt so; strashs 81 2ouSi +O spring spe
cias IS spring patents. 81 +oIsi so strashto
&, .O bakers So J0qS3 so; No spring wheat sys9.W"
No spring wnent, s299ic: no red e9c no cosn
a?7ac: 30 . yellow ?g2iAs; No oats S1se, bsr
ley a7a2Skc No nax,eed 81 lo1g$ 49, prime I'M ,ds nn
o,hy seed S2 20: pork per bb " .ogS o. ,gL
per 100 H. s. STA asa co. short ribs sides noose - tII &
4 47 dry salted shoulders (boxedl ~ o2nust 90 shot'
clear sides boxed 81 G3gs4 % whiskey Ss' H as nn mn
ished soo1s per gallon 81 49, sugars cut oaf 70 so graz
atea IS 10 on the Produce Exchange to-day me put
ter market was steady; creamery logzic dares -Voe'
Cheese ouiet sOac. Egss nrIn; fresh &c 49, - a
r.S oiHc Corn-No mixed 29c Oats firm; No;
mr., - 2iIsc Rye steady No. .. 46ac Lard auiet
e. lss Iiultmeat, nrm 81 As Bacon quiet. - s. WIS
tsy quiet 81 TO- Butter quiet suSnr rm Eggs steady
i'S,,w.ukee pee 2l-wheat stronger: No. Northern
o,snsaS No spring ssas9e May. e3'ac Rye Arm;
Nv 4 4ijsc Barley steady; No 2. 4oc; sample so~V
"'.s;,,neapol,s Dec 2a--whea. steady December, 93c
Ma oiIoi &c. July. SsAc; No hard Wso; NO. !
~nr,h.rn e4c Flour-Frst patents 80 loUSo Z second
nsf.nt "a 05rss O5 first clears $t9S! lo second sies
70 oolsa 10 Fran in bulk 81 50V$1 %; Sacks - oog
ss75 .. x,.o, crm .ns NC higher.
corfract grade: December 0s G9sc January Feoruaty
ana March nominal Corn nominali No mIxed; Ds
eembsr and January 33hq3Hc: FEBRUARY ana MaIcn
nominal nopilnal No white DesemSer SSm,sa ann
Butter unchanged ws:.ern creamery g2e sooS 90
pennsy,yania and Western prints 2ic Eggs nrm gooa
demand: fresh Western and nearby 80 Cnee'e "e@'''
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25
DEL, LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN X. n
stations In New-York. foot OF Barclay
and christopher Streets.
VEsTIBULED TRAINS: PULLMAN BUFFET

'H'i'"' CARS PINTsCH LiGHT.
Direct route 20 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTcLAIR,
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernardsvile Baskins
tom Dover. s.anhope. NEWTON. BUDD's LAKE
LAKE HoPATc9Na HaSk,its,qsI k;i tow ScHooLEys
Water GAP ;, , sTRoupsSTRI BIZ . 3 p,.Gns s Mcar,aLns.
rose. BINGHAMToN OXFORD NORWICH Water
Sls cI TTcA swHo6 RIc5FFp III spEiXSs GwNn cO,,ana
ponss nSlM wf NoRTaWssr xSD if4 sourHwssirs is all
500 A. M.-BINdHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
1000 A. M'-(cate Carl. BUFFALO. SCRANTON BINa-
RIcHEfELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE. and oswfi0
Banalo With trains for chicaEo and points West -
100 p M-scRANTON. wILKEsBARRE ana EIMIRA
EXPRESS, Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
400 p. M.-scRANTON, wILKEsBARRE AND PLYN-
oUTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
TOO p. n D.ly)ch,csso yes,ibuled Limited Express
FALO Pullman Buffet sleeping Car New-York to
Chicago. Dning-Car west OF Bufreio.
$50 p. NJ (Daily)-Bunalo Express Pullman Seepers
SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. FLMrRA. BATH, MT.
MORRIS and BUFFALO arriving In Buffalo A. 81.
ESQ p. NJ (Daiy)--puFFALO. SCRANTON, BINGHAM
uTIcA ana oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Bunes
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze Soas Limited. iis broadway. IL Park
Place 400 Broadway and 942 Broadway Tickets
stations III 4thavs cor i:thsst 81 West sSh-se eSS
BOO Broadway. BroOkyn Timetables giving full infor-
"wEsrcoTr FXPREss COMPANY vii, call for ana
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25
posToN WOOL MARKET.

po.,on Dec 24-''Ihe Boston Commercial Bulletin
viii saw to- OF the wool market The Wasninston
Wiis the Wauskuck Company, the Arlington Miis ana
Fletcher have buying big blocks OF domes-
,i wool The increasing demand for domestic WOOL ia
cncouracng TO the American grower Even the coming
clio OF next will show an increase OK % per cent
Thn .ass this week almost entirely Territory ana
t-s,.pn Oregon wools The staple Oregon brought 5lc
clean and the ordinary fine medium Territory ts This
sbovx that December Is closing more nrmly tnan u
onened Foreign woois are arriving freely some 2Oo
bales came In this week Australian wools are strong
W. ssiea Of the week 1882 900 10 domestic ana
aS2 COO 10 foreign asains, 70 Domestic and
a,O 600 10 foreign week. and lSooO0 10 oomestic
and $50 900 N foreign for the same week last year The
ses t0 date increase OF o. 23veOo I'd domesuo
Goa 200 n foreign from the saes to the same
date in 1890 The receipts TO date show an increase OF
III o6o bales domestic and 3o6.o26 oaies tore'sn'
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot OF 23d st. Penn. R) Corandt or
'Indicates tim. from West 23d 81 Other figures shov
sG.iO. $40 A. II. daily tsunoay se:45. A. ~ for
M.s6 SHEN ND d,y esS W isiGs: ERaE scnAN
HNETx G2N Sree kocHsrER. BHFrXLo NfXsARA vAiI
and the West and principal local p''n's' o'"ns car ~"
.II 30. 1880 morn daily. except Sunday.
"BLACKDIAMOND EXPRESS"
sGaee. and psro9 sS Car. service
carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sieepers TO
.ia:2o. 1s:4o p NJ daily except Sunday. for MAucH
c!TNK and i1sr%edst' psTs; Sunday, only for EAsrox
MArCT CHUNK and ,bs coal br.nsehs.. o.. u,xrs-
btq STc se sas;s; sSadoy eis
date stations. Connects for all points IN Goa! res'0n'
p:sG trH sey sas'sS
for 20 s PS.s IN the coal regions
CHUNK and in,ermedlate stations Chair car to bstn-
.a96o. 5:15 P. NJ daily for EAsroN and ntermsdiats
rss and nio1 .i, post. West. pullman
usin s y Chicago Sleeper. to sur:lo ard T9rontS;
500 s3rs ssq pkAiSrb q ffHy tafses ESsTSH
XAU fyTK nxrRvH ISNSt1HEi SrFFiIo sha roRoS
T6 rs PGman sleeper sor Baaio None bu: seepnsear
passengers carried. No baggage caT-:Sarsp.ppr caT-:a rru
.s5G 2I9o p RScsEa sfX r. BuFFAiS SixoAsx
FAIiS and ali points West. Pullman sleeper to Ithaca
Addtora local trains daily except sonosy sss % sa
ssooK ssS !iosc eSs uidsy' only, H.
St. ST.. i21 Boweiy. n Y. SEQ Fuor s., Court st. u
Transfer Co win call f1 check baggage trea
bote, or residence through to destination.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec 2i-s,.5 p. m..Exehanss..Holidsy In
grain market Beef ARM extra India mess Cos 3D. prime
nness ida 3D. Pork hrm; prime mess nne western 4N
Cd: prime mess medium Western. ass 3D. Ismswshors 5
10 so 10 steady 20. Cd short rib. % to "a 10 DUH
81. Cd; long clear mlddIes light IS 70 80 70 dull 29s
clear backs IS 10 steady so; Scar bellies Y to
Prime Western steady 2i,. cheese-Ameriean finest
white and colored steady. Is %: TaiIOw.prims city
its ed Tupentins steady. 24s Rosin-common
steady, 4s Ind.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25
SHORE R.R,

Trains leave W. 4cd st. Station, ~ Y, as follows. and
Is m earlier from foot Of franklin ST.: ,,-
IO,i5 A. 81 Daily for Albany Utica syracuse foSnes-
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo C'e'e-
O,0O p NJ. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. syra-
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
trou. Cleveland. Chicago and g. Louis po.,...
S,I5 p 81 Daily Albany, Utica. SYRACUSE Hocnes-
tei Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland.
Chicago and ST. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and ofices.
G. E LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave, New YORK
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25
BALTIMORE e. OHIO


loot Of Liberty Street. 80
w sDally Except Sunday. sSundays-
PiTTSBURG - 30 a m. t3 Is p. m 81 90 p m 'i2 10
night 60 a. M iLpeaV CT o"s
SiXcINNATI ST tqTIs .e" n 1000 Diner ;
.ii 70 A m (Dner) 900 CDiner. t3 23 (Diner). 'AoS
G)iner) s565 D. m. and 'l2.l5 night
NORFOLK tli.30 q. m.
NEW ORLEANS Through slecper,, " y 200 .. m.
All trains are Illuminated With Pntsch t,ght, ,., =,
Ofaee, Il3 49, 28l. 4S4. ll40 Bdwcy 81 Z. lth-st'
,o7 Rowery ~ Y; $50 34A Fulton-st Brooklyn: White
hall Terminal BsgEags checked from hotel or resaene'
20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25
IoNDoN WOOL MARKET.

Innaon Dec 24-There were several inquiries in the
wool trade curing the week but little business was done
The rates however rather better The arrivals TO
sreSate So o7s bales Including 10000 forwardet dr,ct
hs imnorts for the amounted to = $50 bales In
,mS,nm Nsw south wales 3057 bales; Melbourne, 1851
bales South Australia 332s bales West Australia, 10!
Natal bTys baes Batoun. 2i3 bales and sundries lo'
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anth acite coal used eIcIusiyely.
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
Stations q New-fork 1907 ot IioetV Oh
and whitehall Terminal.
rrains ieave Honf Of IxibertY ST.

Anth. .acite coal useo e1ciusseV.
s,s.a. EssE .t ASsT,s!s si'ft ss1's
ss .ss x! 4; Ssv q H. EssS lss st.
st For .ie 5.'i9ns as 80 sit1ia'la dsos Esssn
: 'S h. 's ssss.y sss $50 tss''' @ SO f. M
est; e r asss sssa.s. sst ss'9soP 'o A. NJ
So s,fssS NJ isis s ssaA sss
oS i sfi iJ U.s. ss sPs sssssy So
FOB +oS 5EAS S.Sss sR9vE E.rs &C. Ocean
Ss3. I'll FL n:aS :s ';s e 5,s g. s;:
o0'l' h'd k4nk isSh FSR fEAKEMoob:. ..
.nty ,Ss sshs.s. No lois lS ito ''o o s''u'a.s'
sS L. a re- h!' ss5 :sf 'o
$,eH:s,s CO.! s'':H ';'''!:' r S''P'
ROYAL BLUE LINZ.
FOR .niLAnf'-f"iAi iN6ioN. snIt.--o"L' "'o ""SA-
Nv w:.s sso 'sy: s S$$ s. Da'?t So "a 4
s Bisss s S. @ so a e Rf:3S ne f'
'''o 30 SoAfs ErSys sSPetSi %a54Ra$L IhSSESAs
,oSS %sei io'is anI' icss e il s 20 3 ls s
iSs iss i55 Is. sss s sss s SiS S sss Ss5 Ss5 s sS
s: ;SsS IT, sS 5s's ssa g. 3' s sS ;S rs Sss Sss
s.: y; tS;,s s
9 s4s ives, Vest lssiS s.. ssi Soiumsu: Az New york.
ST. S TO. fSn .% York s sa. co. % vii es Tor w
check baggage hotels residences TO destination
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25

A DvERTIsEMENTs and susssriptions 70 The TreunA
"a door north Of Slst-st until O'Clock D. ADVERTISE
received at the following branch Offices regular
ehice rates until o'clock q. VIZ: 2S4 Sth.ave.,
c3d-st l52 cth-ave. COR lcths: Macy's 6th-avA
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
hrrn sales 600 bales speculato1 and export $500
American ii Coo receipts q 600; American. 20 coo; mid
ding upsnds 1920. Futures opened steady partially
l-6id decline. Closed quiet unchanged 10 264d net
decline; JanuaIy-February. Bis; February March.
Siihs March-Aprii 3I2s: April-May. 3l3y May-June.
el4b; June-Juy. 3l5hs: July-August 3l0hb; August
September 9lThb: September-October 8l8hb: October
November Sl9a320; December Bib: DecemberJanuary.
Bib. Manchester-Yarns steady: cloths quiet
COFFEE-To-days market for Brazilian coffee futures
had the usual holiday characteristics and
from beginning end and quite destitute Of noteworthy
feature The market the opening call was steady with
prices unchanged points higher and sales limited to
1850 bags Up ~ Gales had reached only $500 bags
for $50 The closed
quiet and steady net unchanged prices to sd-
of points The favorable bearings were batter
class OF European cables than looked for and the
what doubtful factor Of possible accumulation OF short
at low prices On other hand the local spot
market easier. with quotations reduced nc: the
American visible supply remains at the record breaking
point receipts At Rio and Santos showing some In
crease and local expectation favoe the deh Of large
crop OF Brazilian coces The Hsvre market will be
closed Monday The local exchange closes but
not Monday The market for spot Brazilian coess closed
dull at the hc decline mentioned this making No Rio
invoice lots, enc and tobbing parcels 71,c The
for mild cofees Inactive with a weak undertone,
eising nominal. We quote; Maracaibo 7xdsXc; Crcuta
Sai5hc; Jamaics 6haioc; La Guayrs 7Gl7nc: sava-
i7hc Costa Rca. 7@1bhc; coffee in parchment 59SAc:
Mocha. lI&9s,ic: Padsng. interior 2Sa2&Ac; fancies.
2TT3oc: Cornchie. 26Q27c
The range OF contract prices to-day n foilovs:
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25
, to-day was ~ follows:

Foreign markets: ssntos-conee market firm; good sv
srsge Santos $500 receipts bags; stock osa do
- hame.rgcCSrse @ market opened unchanged: closed
steady UNCHANGED 10 fra.c higher at IL M unchangea
p m unchanged ana quiet; closed unchanged 10 X
ffanc net higher o>N W .
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25

snIo-Sense market barely steady; No Ro sSi75: ex-
shAnss 'oSzd; receipts. 10000 bags; cleared for the
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25

e:Wo2i:.s. e:P5s s.oss .to; sssas s sssS9 s:S @ si
Assss s,ss' at al. ports 5RS5 5S5S5 5S3 54s5S3 S
ss%: : .ss 5:ss s 5sssls
DRUGs-The market for opium dull. and all other
Leading drugs were also d% with prices o as las! s"
ssS: 81
SRiE g. Sqi;ids &Sse;S INK nominal. and
q1otd !SrD'ts s 'SRs
st$sass 8; s.ifs No winter S so9s4 30
Sdat a s5Ss sss co. no RIFE ssd fRu is9i e. s 5
}S g. S.Sss :s; 800
sAG ps phs s oe 2. ysGT S s SiS s IS
wS;sr in n sHk spring s%s cosGs; @ ,..S 100 ds I
hSTn n SHE fS4S ss % esS meal sss & sSs
., IA neS Ws S sE Ssy sS sstT % @
beyond expectaons final prices showing .gssc net ad-
tirey. and from then The close entirely nom.
ss Was w1y sSued a oy
operators whose anticipation Of bearish wind-up had
pool advises EXCEPT one or two private cables which
quoting firm tone 10 the Liverpool curb oftse the i'm
in the local pit The French markets showed hut ltil.
in the forenoon Se pscsST opon here opened strong
sy &c ahd Use 0s &c 2 e PHs Gs s ' @ with
pool closed was naturally unmporiant Only S2oco 70
SOi cars against Tfs as cars ias FRIDAY and Holiday
Clearance- large. both from New-Iork and
ihe seahosrd TIE telng 500 loo bush wheat ard
-four. Chicago advices gave additional impetus 10 the
bull side by pointing that rgid inspection had caused
the rejection of 10000 bush. which delivered On
close cash prcee anoat here wers
quoted fellows No hard Manitoba. 81 o4%c; No
red 81 Ocs,c No Northern Duluth 81 00A; No hard
Duluth 81 057s "Brsdstreets exports OF wheat and
-four 41J155p bush. against 4tot-
900 bush week 2G6 900 bush weke ago III 900
bush last and 3457, 90 bush In 1895. CORN
Tn. important features In to-day were heavy ceaS
and export business which. despite the holiday
conditions footed uo s5cOoo bush No at h7'4c over
NAV. Speculative trade dn!l except for an early
squirt December squeeze Of shorts and final prices
ixGic higher. No . closed 35c o ,
ahoat "Braestreets' exports were 4sIo.0ll bush.
acains. hush and c4GS 900 beh last
yea-. e. .OATS-There slow trade In oats. but
crlces maintained under,one all day and closed
&c net higher. nyoted 2sLc: No 3. 2sc No 2
white 2oc: No 2 white. :9c; track mixed. ashs 1?oisc
track white. c9T3tc. go. .RYE--Market dull No /
Wsetsrn. 50Lc: No 2 Western soc Buffalo. .....
BARLEY--Market hn. 2sitc Ruralo
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25

United States 70 900 bags Europe 1000 bags
stock All 900 bags.
The statistical position Brazil coffee is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-12-25
NEW-YORK PRICES.
q s0 81 so

Receipts OF breadstus at Interior points in thousands
last three ciphers 000 omitted. four Ibis grain bush
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05

j F-snI "2 2I Horkheimer. Col. and airs.
q ~ -, ,,e-.Ae' w. s. Mcdonald. Hrs.
mn S, 1l5y ana Mrs. vs.. W. Arne.t.
7rrs n, .--7' Bates Butler. Mr. and
Tob- ' -'"'i1. General m. $. Riley.
49,. rs. and Robert Eazlett. of
NJ .s, John DuIaney. OF baltimore.
an a. any Nfs. 81. H. Glover. of Terra
80 30 '-I. and Mrs. W. 81 Crooks. of
1,' ellnonl, Col j.. III. Banks A.
70" *, ana j. j. Peterson. of Hrrfinr-
S SD", senator Hyde and aa.shre- Of
4 leiilo1t, j M. Jackson. cf Pa~ters-
senator Stuart r. Reed Of
S-,. sotfs, br. s. 81. steele. b. r..
Z, IS. b. Mathews. and Iobn
I,o1e OF NoundsriiIe. Col. Hewitt OF
mercer, R. II. Garland. ID II Abbott.
- IA. Ohey and W. J.. Irvine. of Hun
Those Who formed tho r-e,fvirr line
ere Governor and Mrs. Atkinson. eE-
Governor and Mrs. rfarCo~lI- -. A
- -. Ia son ana -iIss Florence Atkinson,
S10se J' Nt. English and his daughter.
-is, n rams Guthrie, Judge and Mrs.
IL; Z. McWhcrter. Auditor T.. NJ. Lac
toilette and Miss Dana. Superintendent
OF schools j. II. Tro,ter and Mrs. Watt
man Barrie. dr. and Mrs. 81. A. Kendall.
ZION. w. d. Chiffon ana wife. Gen. and
Mrs. j. W.. VI. Appleton. Sir. and Mrs.
w. ~ Crooks. 1Ir. and Mrs G.. W. Dix
on. Howard Atkinson and Hiss Gentry.
-he reception lasted I'D 1880 r. m.
when the BAN began iu the Senate
chamber. The gTgnd march was led by
Col j. n. Gaines and Miss Gentry. of
charleston. The han was beautifully
decorated with national emblems. doV-
ers and potted plants. and presented a
charming appearance.
The music was iurU 'sed by the Ewart
and the Jac0by combined 0rchesjr3s.
Supper was served FIN the Supreme
Court room aC midnight and # consist
ed OF every delicccy that money could
purchase. The evenings festivities were
conspicuous success. and were hap
py ending of the Inauguration day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-05
BELLALRE.

The house Of Mrs. Ward. an aged lady
of the First ward. caught fire Wednesday
night while she and her niece. MIs Nc
Grail. were at church. The fire got
good Roadway and did considerable dam
age The household goods We're badly
damaged. The fire was confined TO the
one dwelling.
The parties under arrest FOR counter
feiting and who are held awaiting the
coming Of the United States marshal to-
day. will be given a hearing this after
noon. Mrs. Deafenbaugh claims that the
melting pot and metal found in his shop
were used by him I'm working on a. patent
of his own construction.
Miss Julia Dolan. of New Castle Pa, is
a guest Of her parents on Gravel Hill.
Mrs. Lottie Woods. of aCnal Dover, is in
the city the guest Of friends.
The chemical fire company are trying to
prevail on the City Council TO allow them
to use the Carter property just south or
the City Hall. for a hose house and II Is
necessary that the chemical ehould al
ways be first Il a fire If possible. The To-
cation being rentral. IS a good one.
The two Misses Leach ana MISS OldI"
Robinson will entertain "a number of
friends at the home of the latter tonight.
Pedro will be the attraction.
Miss Mamie MCGOWAN has resigned as
central at the Bell Office here. and
daughter of John Alum is films her place
now.
Butter and Flanagan and a boy named
Gilroast were arrested Wednesday for
tearing down shed near the B. & o.
round house used by the bottle company
for storing coal These folks were caught
carrying the lumber away. They were Jet
go after a sharp reprimand.
The Chautauqua Circle VIII meet To-
night at the home Of Miss Nola Boyd.
J. H. Murray Is able to walk about.
DR.. Korner and wife. of Alledonia. were
guests of friends here yesterday.
George Mcpherson was brought home
from Columbus. where he has been stay
ing for some time. on account of a paraly-
tic stroke which he suffered some time
ago.
Robert Okey has gone TO Woodsheld,
where he will take charge OF the branch
store of McGraw & crow.
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Greer. of Macomb. Ills: Mrs. James Rum
Won. Mrs. Nettie Mitchell. Miss Kate and
! Harry Greer The funeral will take place
Saturday f7om his late home at O'CLOCK.
Interment will be made at Riverview
cemetery.
Rev. s. J. Boyle and wife returned yes
tersiay from Kenton. O.. where they have
been visiting friends and relatives for q
couple of weeks.
William Lupton was at st. Clairsvilc
yesterday on business.
Mrs Thomas O'Donnell left yesterday
| over the Pennsylvania lines for Mnneapo-
lis TO visit relatives.
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Nc
Dermotts young son Will take place this
morning at o'clock from st. Mary $
church. Interment win be made at Mt
Calvary.
Mrs. John Dobbins, Of Philadelphia. was
here yesterday attending the funeral Of
her brother Henry Ulrich.
Alex. Linn will move his family from
Pasco to this place in a short time.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Strain
is very i'll at her home on clinton street.
A Young son of Nick Beck has the ty-
phold fever.
Last evening the Entertainers gave a
fance in the Shreve-Hervey building.
Twelve couples were present and spent
the evening in a very enjoyable manner.
saltkelds orchestra furnished the music
for the occasion.
The w. & l.. +. train due here at six
o'clock last evening was two and half
hours late.
The case of Maude D. Milligan against
James Clayton Hoge, wealthy horse
man of Mt. Pleasant, for $4,000 damages
for libel because of an article rejecting
on Mrs Milligan which it was alleged
Hoge sent to the Wheeling News, closed
last evening at Steuf5enville. when the jury
brought in verdict Of $500 damages for
the plaintiff. The trial has been sensa-
tional as the parties are prominent. Fully
100 witnesses were on the stand. The pc
culiar part of the trial was the testimony
of plaintiff husband. Frank Milligan. who
left his wife and went &c Africa. return
ing recently. He was insanely jealous and
imagined his wife was flirting with other
men and that he heard men rapping on
the outside of the house at night for her
all of which was clearly dAproven. HoSe
claimed he did not write the article IN
question. but experts testified that the
writing was the same az In other letters
Of Hoge's.