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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
PEEKSKILI.

Nine physicians Of the Medical Board Of the
hospital and six OF the women trustees met on
Tuesday evening in the office OF the secretary OF
the Medical Board and decided 10 incorporate the
2eeksk.n Training School for Nurses. 10 be
ne,.ed with the hOpstal The following corpora
tors named: DR.. Perley II. Mason Dr.
Alexander O. snowden. Dr.. Stephe2 F. Hor-
Ton. Mrs. Austin H. Catl.n. Ms. Calvin Frost,
M. 5 +. KNAPP and Miss Rose Churchill Mac
W Jams. 1t decided also at the meeting .
drop Dr. George r. Peters from the medical STAFF
arl Or. c. 4. L. Greere proposed for the
offer Of the Board.
Tic new Board OF Health for PeekssrI which
has been organized by the election OF George L
Riggs. president; John l.. Sileck vice presidep-
Hanford Smith. secretary. and Dr. Edorus De
Motto Lyon. health officer. made a number Of
Inspections yesterday afternoon.
The Ladies AID Society OF the Asbury Methods.
Episcopal Church has elected the following officers
esldent; Mrs. y. p. ReQua; first president.
Mrs. f. s. Purdy; second vice president Mrs r.
p Greeser; secretary. Mrs Milton Blinker; treas
urer Mrs y. B. Lent The society announces a
sociabe for next Tuesday evening at the home
Charles Nassau Wells has presented 70 the
Poard Of Trustees n complete tax roll o. the VII
lagc for $50 1t is in an excellent state OF preser-
walton. and Is bound in leather, the custom
in those days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14

THREE PROPOSITIONS FOR THE CANADIAN Gov

THREE PROPOSITIONS FOR THE CANADIAN GOV
ETc;MENr 70 OrET Up THE GOLD FIELDS.
Ottawa April 70 (SpeclaD William MacKenzie
md d. D. Mann have arrived here. Their presence
has started al kinds Of tax az TO the likelihood
OF their arranging wi'h the Government for
new deal for q railway into the Yukon Ono
proposition IS 10 build railway from Alice Arm
or Portland Canal right through to Tcsiin Lake
This would be entirely through Canadian territory
and would dispose Of all complications that might
arise at Wranscl and give an all-Cenadlan route
II would also do away with the uncertainties ~
navigation OF the Stckeen md the delays Of trans
shipment at Wraugcl The road which would he
$40 miles long, through bad country. would 10
enormously expensive.
4 resolution passed ut a public meeting at Van
couver has been forwarded 10 Sir Wiifrld Laurier.
representing the importance Of bnilling railway
from an ocean poT, H. British Columbia toward the
gold fields In the Klondik". and earnestly re-
Questing the Adm alton to devise some means
whereby this can be accomplished.
Another proposition has also been mentioned. u
Is 10 make some arrangement with the United
States Government 10 insure bonding privileges.
etc for raj way from Lynn Canal 10 For Sol
kirk by the Dalton Trail. This would necessiiate
a charter from the United States Government and
the Canadian Government as well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14

The BODY OF Dudley Winston. who ci'd on Mon
day while on IA way 20 Lakewood. y. J.. rom
Chicago. WAS cent back 10 chicago yesterday.
The annual meeting Of tho Williams Alumni Asso-
c,a,,on viii ic held AZ Dclmoniro's. Fifih-ayc ani
Forty -fourtE-st on Tuesday AZ $50 o. ~. 'il't
entertainment VIII prccc1c tho formal husin'7'.
Tho closing exercises Of ~" Evening BHs''"sS
School which has been conducted during th" Last
vt,,er Nv the East Side Eranch OF no Young Ncr %
Christian Association. are TO be hei tonight Tn"
programme will consist o. the reading o. tie essays
which were written for prize, ~ nvo ana ten dollar
gold pcccs. comforting OF certificates and short ad-
d-os-es by r. T. Crumh'r. rc chairman ~ me
branch. W H. Isha.n. jr. 'hc chairman ~ INC
Educational Committee. ana Dr. Arthur r. Muzzy
the vice-chairman OF tho branch
Rcce,D,, 81 rye AZ mis- por. ycst 'riay ~or" IN
usually large exceeding eighty thousand bushels
Ivnor,s have been STEADY this season. and. with
rho nosslbNuy OF war interrgpung ocean trans
nortafior there s an cyilon. oNo~t on The part Or
owners 10 hurry forward Western rye. FOR which
,bore 70 an extra heavy demand abroad In these
high riced- wheat times.
The CLYDE Line steamer Comanch'. Captain
BENNINGTON which arrived yesterday from Jack
sonville and Charleston. brought 400 paSseng'rs'
mos, Of whom have been spending the winter ~
pleasure ~ 'orts In the South
Among the passengers on the White Star liner
britannia which LEFT mere for Liverpool Yesterday
were Guy Phelps Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
I,oew 4 J. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
payson Knapp. Mrs. Joseph O'Mara. Arthur
bingham. and T. Sh.rnrd. atud training ma ster
Of tho Prince OF Walcs's stables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
ANIMAL INSURANCE REPORT.
SUPERINTENDENT PAYN MAKES PUBIC HIS
ESTIMATE OF THE VAST BUSINESS
TIIIS STATE

Albany April i3-The annua! report ~ Superin-
.endent 90 Insurance Pawn on tho condition Of the
companies dong 4 tvsiness OF life, casualty TIE.
CREDIT mortgage. guarantee and assessment infur-
ancc on December 81 isg7. vas mado public to-day.
The eros. assets OF tho companies dong q ntc IN
srlrance business IN his State a. that time were
Sl234c5l3A an increase OF s0j72 co2 over the pre-
vious year. or this amount New-YorH State com
mics have SS0l.S7970s increase % $i3.ifiiP;.
The liabilities q n, con;rnnics we're So 49,
an increasC Of 500 c4iI9i o. he Eow- York state
companies the lab.l.tire w,r~ sS>ion ."3 The re-
ce!pfs Of tn Now-York Stat" companies wee $isJ.
6i2 $50 an increase % $3.s1p5H The receipts ~
other companies were sil7Gl5 g; making the gross
receipts IJi 2S. 10 TIL" tOtl disbursements Wei
sF5Sti90}. Of which tr 6sS%5 was paid fpr elaine.
So ~ 2l for lapse1 ana surrendered policies fS.
42 g7 in dvidenis to policy holders sS 553 IN div:
dcnds 10 stockholders 81 - CT for comm ssions
and the remainder salaries medical and Legal OK
amners fees. This shows that N3I5+s!i was paid
policy holders while 'hc cost Of management in
Guiding dividends TO stockholders. vas s63 81 57s
The report Of The casualty ana fidelity companies
shows he assets S;l SIS .G33 i. liabilities
cept capital. $l33A."2 ~: capital 80 e@j.i5J. net
surplus g jS go ~: receipts 81 ~ &c. dahurac
ments. slj.j5a 80 q: risks In force. 8l0l,ssi.lH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
MAMARONECK.

The new officers OF the Mamaroneck Fire De-
partment are Samuel McAndless. chief engineer:
c. Z. Tooker. first assistant; Charles Nichols Sec
end assistant: II. Jordan. secretary. and Charles
r. Merritt. treasurer Tho LArchmont Manor De-
partment elected william Campbell chief John
T. Spauldng first assistant. Julius J. Gerlach
second assistant and Frank Hardy Charles \
Singer and George W. Towc. forenen
The LarchmOnt Driving Association has leased a
large tract OF land in the Boston Post Road near
Weaver-st.. and is preparing to build half-mile
track.
For the third time the residents OF Mamaroncck
who were opposed 10 incorporation are circulating
government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Mora than two hundred members and friends at
tended the annual Bachelors ball at the AmacKAS
sen Club house on Monday night II was one u
the most enjoyable affairs Of the season ano "aS
arranged by Arson BALDWIN Charles Philip Eas'oh
BENJAMIN H. Adams Alexander Smith Cochran ana
Harry Hobrook. Tonight the final game pet"een
the bowling team and that Of the Park HI Couh-
try Club Will be rolled on the latters hIeys. ~
subscriptIon dance will he given on TUESDAY even
ing Of next week. The las, lecture n me couise
vii be given on Thursday evening OF neXt Ven
when Henry W Raymond will speak on ""arsnlps
There viii be an athletic exhibition tomorrow
evening at the armory Of the an separate .oIh-
panv N Wavery-st., given by the pupils OF t.e
Yonkers High school. The programme vii include
a girls bicycle quaGrille, march. with thirty-tWo
girls two games of basket and drill parallel
bar exercise. drill by forty members OF the HrgA
School Cadets. and songs by the Glee Cup; me ne
proceeds Will be used in purchasing books Tor tho
High School reference library. ,,.
Mrs Dunn. Mrs Chapman and MIS-. Buckhout
were the hostesses ut the dance on TUESDAY even
ing given nv the Entertainment Committee OF the
Park I'm Country cub II was largely ATTENDED by
the young people of the club.
number OF Yonkers people left Yesterday for
Richmond 70 attend the wedding Of Hampton D.
Ewing Of this city. and Miss Maria Louisa Dunlop,
which takes place in that city to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14

and claw feet SIS; mahogany secretary ~ %;
m old Sheraton chest Of drawers In soma mahog-
any inlaid s35; a Chippendale solid mahosany SET
tee with bail and claw feet and carved ha'k 80, d
eHv With bah and claw feet and scroll top. $S
a Sheraton solid mahogany chhonier. inhid VIII VIII
D,arnuctrv So; a maQuetry rocker IN soIld
mshoeany' 81: solid mahogany cabinet, win
bent glass doors and concavc SIDES iiilIu go.
case, seo Chippendae sideboard in solid san san
Domingo mahogany, S6j; a colonial inanosdny Sc Sc.
retary with secret drawers and ball ana ca" !.eI
s9: a marquetry sofa in solid mahogany, 49,
and a Sheffield plated waiter, with engraved cen
tire, $23 49,, ..oo, n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
CONTEST or joins NOORE'S WILL.

The contest the will OF John Moore n we'll
known politician. was begun yesterday afternoon
before Surrogate Fitzgerald. Moore left about
$4,000 which he bcquenthcd his widow FOR life
and upon her death to their children. John. James
Thomas and Annie. He cut Off from any share In
his estate his son Daniel. who has been homeless
for some years on account OF his conduct Daniel
opposes probate OF the will the ground that
his father was when he maze II OF unsOund mind
and also having been procured by undue In
hGcnce lie says that under former will he re-
ceVcd Il liberal bcquest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
WORK on cHAupLAIy CANAL INSPECTED.
EVIDENCE THAT MANY THOUSAND poiAAhS
MUST RE SPENT TO PUT THE CANAL
~ coon CONDITION.

~ COOP CONDITION.
Saratoga April 1.-THE Legislative Investigating
Committee to-day Inspected tho work done on the
Champlain Canal between Whteha. and Fort Ed-
ward under the 80 10. 900 appropriation.
Near whitehall f. was apparent that previous TO
The beginning OF the improvement work the Cham-
plain Canal must have been in an almost impass-
able condition owing the collection Of mud In us
channel ard the dllaplda;ed condition OF It's banks
Tho construction % vertical and slope wall within
no limits OF whitehall II was clear. had much
improved the condition OF the canal In that section
,,,er dinner the commissioners rode In carriages
twelve miles along the canal To Fort Ann. Here
no fact was disclosed that thousands or dollars
mus, vet be expended TO put T. In good condition
Tn. banks OF the canal for miles needs large re-
pairs. . ,, 10
tween Schenectady and West Troy tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
THE PANAMA CANAL COMMISSION.


From The Panama Star ana Herald.
The Panama Cana Commission to make n thor
Ough inspection of the canal works. and to report
definitely TO the practicabili'y Of continuing the
work arrived at Colon the French steamer
Labrador Mach u The gentlemen composing
the Commission NJ Choron. chief OF studies
and works OF the Panama Canal Company; NM.
Eticnnc and Zurchcr, French engineers General NJ.
Abbott OF the United States Army and NJ Koch,
engineer Of the KEEL Canal who has been authorized
By he German Government to form part OF the
aieeiap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
THE TIEMANy ANTIQUES AT AUCTION.

The sale Of Mrs. d. Tenants stock OF antiques
Is proceeding prosperously at the Fifth Avenue
Auction Rooms, No. 23s Fifth-ave Yesterday af-
ternoon the room crowded to the doors Will
lam u. Norman. the auctioneer. having been called
away, his place filled by Henry Hartmann. his
assistant Among the lots sold were a Colonial
solid mahogany drop-leaf table, with carved stem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
SATURDAY. APRIL 10.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK; WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1898
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer LANDAU City OBJ. Hunter Bristol March 81
ana Swansea 20 with mdse to james Arkell & Co. Ar
rived AT the Bar at $50 m
steamer Leon Br) I-smpe Port Antonio Jamaica April
a Ann,to Raw 81 AIMS Bay ana Port Maria O. with
mde and cabin passengers TO American Fruit Co.
rived at the Bar at midnight
steamer Verona tIrj Mason Lasuna March 2S Cam
peche 30 and Progreso April B. with mdse TO w Mum
son Arrived AZ the lar at IL 80 "A
steamer Willow iene (Br). Anderson. Cardenas April
and Maanzas with 10 Daniel Bacon Arrived at
the 5l5 m.
steamer Uiler ,Nor. Kars Santa Marta April q. with
fruit 20 Uoadley K Go. Arrived at the Bar at D IN.
steamer New-York Johnson. San Domingo March 30
Macoris April Sanchez and SANTANA g. Puerto Plata ana
Monte cri-u q and 7. md
cabin passengers william clyde & Co. Arrived at
the $40
steamer Arkada (br) Lloyd. Ponce March 20 Gabucoa
April /. Arecibo q Aguadilo Mayaguez and st John
q with sugar and passengers to New-York and Porto
Rico ss Co. Arrived at the Bar OF 1880 m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14

PunrYs. GEORGE " YATES y'.',. ' mon
1iiNRii- X HlrrHCorK. ~ HlI, o.. W - " y,
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SwIrII Ne.frynl"r. =. j. y. lNH. J. NN...'
MNEi.ry g. HprELN. IRtNk ItN Nl,,.I
{; riIfHlANp = y kTW'ILt - J. I'l''I -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
WHITE PLAINS.

Frederick Woodward, thrty-fve years Old ON
ployed at Kennedys Hotel Westchester-ave.. while
making an investigation Of the ntrlcacies OF
dynamite cap yesterday afternoon. lost three
fingers OF his right hand and narrowly escaped
having his throat cut by the flying horseshoe nall
with which he poklng the explosive He was
taken 70 tho White Plains HOSPITAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14

In ncgligee shirts some seek COM
fort, others style---ours give both:
Ready so early? OF course just
as we try to have the best we try TO
have them first.
Clothing
Made to measure. or ready made;
if both are we'll made, where lies the
difference?
Your money back if you want 1t
here.
ROGERS, PEET & 90.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway
b and d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
PORT CHESTER.

An entertainment OF interesting stcreopticon
views will be given tonight and tomorrow night
in the Opera House. The affair Will be conducted
by 81. Andrews Brotherhood OF st. Peters Church,
which recently purchased a stereopticon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
STRIKE FOR TEN HOTRS DAY

Chippewa Falls, WIS. April l3.-The four hundred
mill employees Of the Chippewa Lumber and Boom
Company OF this city have gone out on a strike
.or ten-hour day instead OF eleven. AZ has been
tho rule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
Dress Goods Dept.

The new "Spider Web" Hand
kerchief fabric, with deep limo
border. in dress lengths OF four,
eight or twelve handkerchieis.
This is the latest Paris fashion
idea, for modern gown drapery'
being a soft fabric of exceedingly
fine quality, in art shades OF
castor. cadet or navy blue. silver
grey, lilac, frambOise and whlte
edged with turquoise.
"Caucasienne,". "a new silk ana
wool gauze. in plaid, stripe ana
floral designs,
% cents and S1.25 per yd.
James MCCreery & Co.,
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
Announcements
Z. & W,
T.. & w.
ELK.
A new roll collar.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

s,. , "A sun.e, q Is Moon rises 2ol Moons age 3
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
v-sandy Hook 30 Gov. Island 2O2 Hell Gate 3;sS
=, 60 Hook . 3. Gov. Island 3N Hell Gate }oI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
GOLDEN WEDDING AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA April 10 (Speci'O.-Mr. and Mrs Alex
,rI.r Patterson had their golden wedding to-
iav They we're married at North Castle. west
lester county. Mrs. Pattersons maiden name
80 ouisa 4 Uohhey. and she was grand
Iaughtcr OF Colonel David Hobbey OF Revolutionary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
INCOMING STEAMERS.
FRIDAY. APRIL II
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
yeasel For Line Mails close 'cssei saiiA
FontRbels St Thomas. Quebec. Il: 70 m 100 80 IN
saratox, Havana Cuha....... 100 y m 800 m
FRIDAY. APRIL IS
,.,.,,h. ,-,ar,.ston CLYDE ......... 300 m
n'p cr,nt. PORT lioyal Mallory. 500 M
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22

Countless homes in every city in
America have been saved from the sad
loss OF some despairing member by
Paine's celery compound.
The story of the life work of the dis
coVerer of this world-famed remedy Is
familiar to most readers. The likeness
of Dartmouth's greatest professor,
Prof. Edward E. Phelps, NJ. D., LII. d.,
given above, is the best portrait OF him
yet printed.
Excepting it's handful of magnifi-
cent statesmen and its military he
roes," says the most recent writer up
on and critic of America, "the people
owe more to Dartmouth's physician
teacher than to any other one man.
In every walk of life, among the
highest office-holders at the national
capital, in the homes Of the best peo-
pie in the large cities, among the every
day folks of the country, families in
comfortable circumstances, families
that live from hand to mouth and
could not, if they wished, afford the
services of any but an ordinary ply
sician-everywhere | have met people
to whom Paines celery compound has
been a blessing"
1t was the worldfamed discovery by
Prof Phelps of an infallible cure for
those fearful ills that result from an
impaired nervous system and impure
blood which has endeared the great
doctor to the world, and made his life
an era in the practice of medicine.
Prof Phelps was born in Connecticut
and graduated in medicine at Yale.
His unusual talent soon brought him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22
BEN WOOD.
Democrats in Marshall County Ac-
tive--The Yacht Ferry Matter.
Other BenWood Notes.

Hon. Jackson V. Blair, Democratic
candidate for Congress, will address
the voters of Benwood in the City Hall
on October 10Th. He will likely be
greeted by large audience.
Peter l.. Mercer, Democratic nominee
for the Legislature IS receiving as
surances of support from large num-
bers of Republicans in his canvass.
Although Marshall county is over
whelminSly Republican, Mercer
friends predict that he will be elected
and will defeat Frank Legge, one of
the Republican nominees. Legge is a
railroader from McMechen, but is said
to be very unpopular with even rail-
road employees, who are Mercer men.
Mercer has also been promised support
In all parts of the county by Republi-
cans who are much displeased with
their party's nominees.
DR.. e. A. Stone, of Monongah, was
in Benwood again last night and re-
ceiyed a cordial welcome. DR.. Stone
is the Democratic candidate for State
Senator of the Second Senatorial dis
trict, and IS making an active cali
vass. He is gentleman of ability and
Popular. He has made a splendid i'm
preston in Bepwood among Republi
cans as we'll as Democrats.
Quite a number of tickets have been
sold for the Knights of ST. John ex-
cursion to Canal Dover, O., on Sunday,
October Both. Tickets are on sale at
Michael Nolan's, Tim Grogan's, Jacob
Debold's and Thomas Aliens.
George w. Montgomery has posted
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notices in Benwood and Bellaire that
he will present his application to the
County Court of Marshall county, at a
special term of said court for a permit
to operate a yacht ferry On the Ohio
river from nea- The foot of Fourth
street, in Belwood, to the foot OF
Thirty-seYenth S rest. III the city OF
Bellaire. This VIII he Montgomery S
second attempt 20 get Incense, and the
representatives of the bridge company
are expected to be present again for
the purpose of trying to prevent him
from getting it.
The pupils of Central school cele-
brated Lafayette Day on Wednesday
by interesting exercises.
The B. & o. has a force Of men at
work putting supports under the
bridge. At the points where the main
tracks pass under it has shown eyi-
dence of being very weak. Some
heavy timbers are being used in the
work.
Jesse F. Sturm, the Republican can
didate for State Senator of this dis
trict. was in Benwcod this week and
called upon a number of Republicans.
His visit here did not serve to increase
his confidence, from what is learned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-22
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.

ploye, of Grafton. was In the city yes
terday.
+. A Pritchard. of Warrington. was in
the city visiting relatives yesterday.
The boys who comprise the new band
now being organized here, are selling
tickets for their supper, which will be
given on the Goth of the month. The
proceeds from the affair viii so to pur-
chase new instruments. and il is to DO
hoped that a large crowd will be present.
The supper will be given at the Opera
House.
Hnlyers Gift Show pleased another big
crowd at the Opera House last night,
The illusions and tricks were all new and
up to date. A gold watch and whole
raft OF presents were given away and the
show made big hit. The company
leaves this morning for Sistersville, where
they will make a two nights stand.
Joseph Speidel. of Wheeling, was in the
city yesterday.
Chief of Police James Johnson. of Bell
aire, and one of his officers were here
yesterday attending the session Of cureuit
court
The county court adjourned yesterday
until next Tuesday, when the remaining
miscellaneous business Will be transacted
There was no meeting OF council held
Thursday night, principally for the reason
that no important business was on the
books to be transacted.
In circuit court yesterday Charles Mil
Ter, indicted for misdemeanor. was fined
$50 and sentenced to 60 days Ia jail. VIM
Ketchem was also found guilty on a sim
liar charge and a oapias was issued for
him. Charles Anderson was sentenced to
one year in the penitentiary for robblng
the Moundsville Hardware store. VIM
West, and old crippled man. indicted for
stealing a horse and selling the same, had
his trial set for Monday, but for some
reason the witnesses were summoned for
yesterday, so the case was tried. He
was found guilty and got co days in the
county jail.
Mrs. f. r. Bruce. OF Virginia, is Wis
iting Mrs. C. r. Oldham, of Tenth street
The young folks who are TO present the
Dream OF Fair Women, held "A rehearsal
al the home OF Miss Jennie Halpin last
evening.
1t is very likely the Moundsviile shirt
factory Will soon close their place OF busl-
ness here. A deal is now on with the
Kraft Tailoring Company who last week
contracted for large list OF convicts for
all the machines in the building and 10
is understood the shirt factory people will
let them go. The Kraft company expect
to begin business about the first of the
month.
A number OF the Republican speakers
will speak out in the county next week
The biggest meeting will be in this city
on next Tuesday. when Elkns and Dove
ner will be heard at the court house.
The Salvation Army. which has been
holding forth in Wheeling and Martins
Ferry, will be here on next Tuesday.
They carry brass band and will hold
services at the NJ. L. church for week
or ten days