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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-08
cfirst-Glass 1irlp--females
sipnal.

A y EXPERIENCED graduate nurse lady by birth
y and education, desires to 70 abroad, to the sea-
side or the mountains with invalid or child or
y companion for the summer. Address TRAINED
NURSE. box l76 Carleton place. Ontario. Canada.
nEMONSTRATOR and s.leslady: young woman.
~ several years experience, salary: city only;
no csnvassing or agency salary moderate; any limo;
good talker; no objection to department stores.
DEM. box l6S Sun uptown office, 1885 Broadway.
STESOGRAPHER. we'll educated, swift operator On
y smith Premier. accurate shorthand writer open
for engagement; three years experience a. clerk
in office; write and compose letters for cm-
ployer; competent to take charge of Office has hecn
employed as secretary and ananuensis to Il literary
man L. c.. box 1S6 Sun office.
CTENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER, graduate
- high school, operates Remington and Smith
Premier. years Now York business experience.
rapid. accurate wishes engagement salary sl2 best
references; agencies. STESOGRAPHER 2ll
Monroe ST.. Brooklyn
CTENOGRAPHER, typewriter beginner: office
- sistant; small pay to begin. Address A., 9l3
Elizabeth av., Elizabeth n. j.
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ANaTTaNIo cash balance,
including gold reserve SECS 7b7 al6 s26a 500 y7s
Money in London a = cent Rate Of dis
months bills, % z cont Paris advices Guore
3 r cents at 1902 francs 12ta confines EN-
change on London. % francs l9h confines
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were as follows
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Post 0offiee 51otirc.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE
Should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
may occur at any umeD
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will close PROMPTLY in all cases at tho Ger oral
Post ONCE as follows; PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
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LANn. ITALY. STAIN PORTUGAL. TURKEY,
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for SCOTLAND direct per steamship Anchorla.
via Glasgow lcttrrs must be directed per
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IIRST CLASS Chambermaid; wages 500 city ref.
erences. X. D. box 64S sun uptown Office 1868
Rrpn
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(,ERMAN lady's maid; excellent seamstress; good
~ references f. H.. box BOB sun uptown office,
1925 Broadway,
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JAPANESE hrst.class cook desires position. pri-
20 Wcst Nth st.
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EIRST CLASS laundress: understands her work
L thoroughly; city references II. D., box 500 Sun
uptown office, 1855 Broadway.
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LNRST. CLASS waitress wages 500; city references.
L A. H.. box 80 Sun uptown office. 1855 Broadway
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ENpERIEN ED cook: wages t25: best city refer
IL enCes. b. W, box 536 Sun uptown office, 1925
Broadway
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KITChENMAlD. willing ana strong; good worker;
N references. NJ. e., box 533 sun uptown office,
1925 Broadway.
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| ACNDRESS. willing to assist with cham berwork;
~ understands shirts, collars and cuffs references.
y. r.. box h82 Sun MIDTOWN Office. 1903 BrondwAy.
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- The receipts Of the Government to-day were:
1913 miscellaneous. $92. 65S. total Of $2.O75,-
G7S. This disbursements were S1.4OO.O0O nm
excess Of receipts over expenditures OF 500
G7S. The receipts 81 the fiscal year to date
have been S47o, 1901. the expenditures
S5S2. SH912. an ayc"sS OF expenditures over
receipts Of O3.42B.925.
The official count of cash In the Treasury to-
day. compared with that OF yesterday, shows;
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EXPERIEN ED cook; wages $50: excellent refer.
~ rnccs A. C.. box 525 sun uptown office. 1868
Broadway.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-21
These Specials f. Thursday only.
tor
Windsor Percales, Sc.

2454 yards of the very best quail ity Windsor Percales, in all the new est patterns, for dresses, house wrappers etc. A good assofment of colors to choose from. Regular ly they sell for l2Hc. Reduced for Thursday only to Sc. yd. Colored Outing Flannels.
 A choice assortment of Outing Flannels, in all the best styles and favored colorngs. They're in the full piece and are always sold at Sc. yd. Our price for Thursday only.
 6c. yd.
 Atlantic A Cotton, 4c.
 One bale of the famous Atlantic A brown cotton one yard wide. in lengths from 2 to 20 yards. This ridiculously low price for Thursday only of course 4c. yd.
 Pillow Cases, oc.
 These are made of fine quality Wamsutta Twilled Cotton. size Box 45 in. and are actually worth 15c.
 For Thursday only, 0c. ca.
 Wool Blankets.
 Heavy. White Wool Blankets, l1x4 size, the kind that has been selling right along at SAYS. For Thursday selling only. $1.o5 pr.
 Storm Serge, 44c. yd.
 AS in. Store Serge in quality that cannot be brought over to- day to sell at less than 59c. yd., now marked at 44c. yd. Blister Crepons in Black.
 7 piece 42-in. wool and mohair Blister Crepons of excellent black, with fine lustrous finish. Patterns are the newest. There is a great de- mand for these goods this season tor the making of handsome Skirts, suitable for dress occasions. Regu- lar price $l.O0
 Thurs. 7oc. yd.
 Satin Duchesse Silk.
 A h a n d s o m quality of Satin Duchesse Silk. It IS "A inches wide and regularly sells at $l.25 yd.
 Thurs. o3c. yd.
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INDEPENDENCE OF ITALY.
Celebration of That Event by Italians

Celebration of That Event by Italians
 of the City Last Night. Independence of Italy was celebrated last evening by all the Italian societies of the city. Led by the Italian band, the sons of Italy paraded through the streets, presenting fine appearance. Red fire was used all along the route and large crowd followed the process sion.
 The day was celebrated in like man. ner all through the state.
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Upholstery
 Goods.

home cosey and homeIike. We would like to have you come in and see the artistic things that are com- ing in every day. Prices are most reasonable, as usual.
 Folding Screens -3-panel Screens, oak frame feet high, each panel Is in. wide, filled with the prettest designed Silkolenes, in floral and oriental patterns Just the need ed thing for bare corner, Manufacturer says this is the last lot we can have at this low price, so get one while these last They're worth $l.3 Our price ooc. Curtain nusIins-In nice fine quality, figured and striped in variety of dainty de- signs. 27 inches wide it is, and is worth 10.
 Our price 7 1zc. ydc
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Won1en's and
 Chi1dren's
 Underwear and. Hosiery.

Ribbed medium weight Combination Suits. These are in white and are finished with lace edge and satin rib- bon at neck and silk stitching down the front. Regularly 35c.
 Our price 25c. suit. It goes without saying that they'll be snapped up in twinkling, so if you want any of them, better get here as soon as possible. Children's School Hose-2xl ribbed, double knee and sole, high spliced heel,
 For Thursday only I7c. pr. These same stockings you will pay 2sc for on Friday. Women's Lace Cotton Hose-In same pattern as the 25c. Lace Lisle Hose
 I2Hc. pr They re really worth 2lc
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Natural Perverseness. - Crawford How do you account for the fact that there are 50 many wealthy bachelors? CrabSllaw-A man is more apt to think he can afford to marry when he's poor than when he's rich.-Judge.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-21
The reputa- of thls de- partment is too well as- S Il re d to
Art
 Embroidery Department.

need further comment.
 These few specials:
 Linen Centre Pieces-In choice designs. Size IS in. square, regularly 25c,, until sold
 I2Hc. Size 22 in, square, regularly 3Sc,, until sold
 I5c. Renaissance Centre Pieces-All linen, beautifully worked in pretty patterns, square or round, size Is inch, Have been selling at $l,5O to $1,79 Sale price o8c. ca. Table Covers In green, blue and brown favored desigris-sold by us until now at soc
 Now 2Oc, ca Our two spec Perfumes. Vienn Lily
 and Vienn a Violet, at 38c. oz., we will now sell, full guaranteed ounce, at 20c. Please bring bottle.
 Stationery Specials. These two decided bargains in box paper:
 Ruled Paper-24 shoes, 24 envelopes, that we have considered excellent, value at Sc,
 Now Sc, box Ruled and Unruled Paper-In two new shapes-paper that elsewhere would not sell less than 19c Our priceI2c1 E b OK
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-21
New Fall Styles

In ready to wear women's suits, skirts, jackets, waists, golf capes. The showing takes in everything in the exclusive fall patterns except the high prices that prevail in other stores.
 Jackets silk lined Instead of $1ooo, they are $79S
 Homespun skirts percaine lined cordng bindings habit shapes. The $500 value $3o8.
 Golf capes double faced soft cothsthe popular thing of the season. decp wide hood faced and stitched Instead of $1o 1t is $7.5o.
 Suits All wool cheviot serges in browns blues and blacks Jackets lined throughout with silk serge skirts lin ed with percaline-velveteen binding Instead of $1ooo S7oS
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you cannot come, send somebody. 2-clasp Glace and 3-clasp Suede Gloves. in tan, mode. slate and brown. Actual value $lO0 and SIPS.
 For Thursday selling only, SOC. pr.
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LOT II. $2.o8

Misses Jackets material is Beav- CT, colors black and navy, lined throughout and made in the hobby box front effect. Not a garment in the lot worth less than $500. Sizes 12, IA and l6 years.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-21
LOT I. ooc.

Misses Reefers, in Tweed effects, mixed greys and tans, velvet collars, winter weight. A fine, warm jack tt for school wear.
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HOWE & : TIE Y : Q i
EERRY'S

NEW BAKERY, No. 25 CHURCH STREET.
 opposite Polls Theater, is now open ior thanks to the citizens of New Haven and surrounding towns for their liberal patron age of the past 30 years, and now hope to merit 4 continuance of the same few yean longer. Come and see what you can gsr for your money. -
 my17 If F. FERRY. Manager
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-21

A large lot of hand some Torchon, Oriental and Normandy Valen- ciennes Laces, bought from a prominent maker at a great sacrifice.
 SC. a yard.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-21
LOT III, $3,o8.

A sample line of Women's Jack ets-about 35 in all-made in this seasons best styles. They're in Kersey, Beaver and Covert cloths and some in the lot are worth as high as $10.00. Colors are assort- ed tans, French blue, brown and black. Styles are the new cut fy- front, reefer and uble-breasted effects, many have fancy taffeta lin ing. These will not last the day, so come early.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-21
Small Ware Specials.

Our balance of stock of Feder's Pompadour Skirt Facing PC. yd.
 4 and 5 Hook Corset Steels- genuine lOc. steels SC. pr.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-21
Gas Globes

Proper Shoes at Popular Prices.
 Four sorts of shoes to suit all purses and all made with the idea single to extra wear and protection of feet from dampness.
 First. box calf laced shoe for girls made by Roches ters best makers Uppers all box cafskn and have English back stays. Vamps cut in one piece Soles double and of the best leather that money will buy Style and finish what the trade regards first class Spring heel laced Sizes Widths B, C, D and E. Price, $2.oo
 Second An extra plump dongola kidskin laced shoe with sole leather tips double soes and heavy spring heels Sizes 81a to II, $I.25. Sizes IT. H to 2, $I.5o.
 Third. Box calf laced shoes, spring heel tops of dull dongola kdskin, double soes Sizes Sh to II, $I,oo Sizes 111a to ?. $1.25.
 Fourth Boys satin calf laced shoes with heels Extra good sole and upper leather Every pair warranted to satisfy Sizes r2 to 2, $1.5o Sizes 21a to 5H $2oo.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-21
Carpets and MattingS'

Cotton and Wool Unions, 33c.
 Heavy Agras, colors and weights warranted, 25c.
 Singly-ply Jute lngralns, suitable for bedrooms, 15c.
 Madras woven stripes--a fringed reversible rug in two sizes and the greatest rug off ering in many years, 25c and 4oc.
 Cotton Warp Jointless Japanese Mattings at 15c a yard.
 Fine Fibre Warp Jointless China Mattings. These mat tlngs cannot be replaced at these prices while the present tariff duty holds-2oc and 25c.
 Inside Door Mats, Soc and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-21
l. Prisoner of Zenda.'

By Anthony Hope-have had a tremendously big sale of tfis book a few left. Publishers price, soc.
 Our price, 25c. ca.
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Ribbon Bargains.

around in the Ribbon Department. orded Taffetas-3 inches wide, a good quality in black, white and colors-in great demand for stocks and belts, I5c. yd Satin Ribbons, Taffeta Back-4 inches wide, in pearl white only. Worth 39c.
 Our price 25c. yd Double. Faced Cord-edge Satin Rib- bons-In black, white and colors, big bargain at ZSc. yd. Alsf a small balance of Satin Luxors, Two-toned Satins, Moires and Dresden Taf- fetas from our recent sale-at loc.yd
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-21
Interestinq Items in Muslin Underwear

linked quality that a b small
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-21
At Howe X Stetson's At Howe X Stetsons

Thursday, Sept. 2l. 1899.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-21

Just a few of the many desir- able Ribbons that IL H..s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-10
WEI.LSBURG,
DoinSs 0fPcoplc IN the Hrookc Coun.
~ Metropolis.

~ 1HclfppbIlS.
The ordinance committee has decided
to recommend to council the granting
Of the street railway franchise to the
company represented BY afcssts. S. q
PAUL, w. W. Beall and C. b. OFT. who
agree to open Charles street through
the property of George \. Frazier and
also widen the same street south of the
Frazier property. and to have the ruil-
way in operation by October !. While
This Is called the home company"
Wheeling capital Is largely Interested
In It. Council meets June 20 to act on
the recommendation.
The delinquent tax list az posted mt
the front door OF the court house. is Inr-
;cr than for some years. On the ncr-
sonal property list there are 2GS canIta-
tions and personal property TO the val
uc of Sl2,lO5. on which the total tax Is
Si57 %, and SO dog tax. Ninety pieces
OF real eatate are returned delinquent.
the total tax on which Is 1888 Il.
The board Of education has purchased
five lots In the fnlr ground-thrcc from
J. G.. Jacob. one from Lawrence GrIf-
fin. and one from the William Forbes
cs,ate-at cost OF sl.G5O. una plans nrc
now being prepared by Architect NJ. l..
Wells for tn" new school building. 1t
Will be u wo-stoHG brick building, and
cost In the nclghb6rhood OF $4,000.
The knights OF st. John viii give n
Country Fair" In the city hail, on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings OF
next wcel. The Knights Of ST. George
of Wheeling. WIN he here and give m
exhibition drill.
Many of our people expect 10 attend
the cxcrclHca Incident to the bethany
commencement, which begin with the
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baccalanrcnte sermon on Sunday
morning. by Rev. w. ]. Shannon, of Al
leghcny. Pa.
Sheriff G. W. McCleary leaves Mon
day for Indianapolis, Ind, to attend
the meeting Of the supreme lodge, \. o.
U. W.. az one of the representatives
from West Virginia.
Editor J. T.. Curtis, OF the pan-IIan-
die News Is home, after spending the
winter with his son. DR.. W. X, Curtis,
ut Midland, Texas.
The Lnzcar Canncry Company hns
purchased n block of four lots from II
G. Lazear and will probably build on
them.
Both the Methodist Episcopal md
Presbyterian churches VIII have Chill
dren's Day exercises tomorrow morn
ing.
Very little business has been trans.
acted in the Circuit court this week. The
petit jury will be called on Monday.
Men are Mt work repairing the fur
mace Of the Brooke glass works, pre-
paratory to putting It In operation.
The l<acrcher-Stengcr appeal case set
for trial In the circuit court on Monday,
has been settled by the parties.
John w. Adams. n Wheeling attor-
ney. was here on business yesterday.
Ralph Kerr left yesterday for Kan
SuS City.
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IN7ER.STATFLEAG(UE.
STANDING Of CLUBS.

When "Bobby'' nObbs landed on one
OF Buffers swift inshoots for two
Dagger In the first inning Of yesterdays
game between Wheeling and Toledo.
the fans" saw 7isions OF Victory, and
Lytle's clever sacrifice added 10 the
good feeling right at the start, but, on
Taylor's infield hit to tMcDonough,
Dobbs was retired It the plate, and the
crowd was in mourning, nguratlrely
speaking. This feeling of gloom was
added to in Toledo. hall, when Griffin
reached first on Tayloys error after
Hartman had been retiied. and scored
on Beck's slashing twq-basscr. With
Myers the second out Glllss met a
swift one for another two-baggcr. and
Beck came in with thy seeond run.
The Wheelings tied the ,score in the
second inning. With Niles down,
Twlncham hit for q 'slngI:.and stole
second, whence he scored on Babbs
nice hit FOR two bases. On Wiltses
failure to handle nn assist that would
have retired Wells at first Babb came in
with the second rim. Crabill hit for
base. but Dobbs and Lyle were outs.
Wheeling went into the lead in the
thid. Taylor SCORING on his own single.
another by Lyons. n. sacrifice by Niles
and Babb's infield hit. With three on
bases. Wells was an out on q pop-iiy
TO Butler. In their half the visitors
forged to the front again, and inciden-
tally put Pitcher Crabill out Of the
business. Hartman hit for two
Dagger. Griffin singled, so did Beck.
Myers sacrificed. Gilks made his second
two-bagger, and Smith and McDon-
ough singled. the fusllade resulting in
three runs being scored.
Toledo got another In the fourth on
Hartman's base on balls. Babb's error,
another base on balls and Gilks' single.
The Stogies got into the game In the
fifth, scoring four runs and again as
suming the lead. Taylor got free trans
portation. Lyons outed. Niles singled.
Tw!neham was the second out, but
Babbs single followed by Wells two
Dagger and Griflin's wild throw to third
resulted In the bunch OF four runs for
the locals.
The Tolcdos scored thrice In their
half of the fifth on base on balls, an
error, sacrifice and two singles.
.L,n 81, l.,
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trustee Sales.
~-~----~------T-
TRUSTEES SALE,

TRUSTEES SALE.
Sarah Hagan to me M trustee, dated
November 10. 1891. rrcorded In the office OF
the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
County, West Virginin. In deed OF trust
book No. IS. page tg2, | will sell ut the
north front door of the Court House OF
said County on
SATURDAY, the eth DAY OF JUNE, 1899.
commencing nj 10 o'clock n m, the fol-
lowing described property. that IN to say:
A certain parcel OF real estate situated
on the east side OF l:otr street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. In the city
OF Wheeling. county OF Ohio. state OF
West Virginia. and described M follows,
that Is to say: So much or the north one
half OF lot numbered Three In square
numbered Twcnty-one OF the town tnow
city, OF Wheeling. conveyed to Henry Hol-
finger by Noah Zane and wife by decd
dated June .. 1889, and recorded In Deed
Book No. H. Mt page les. ind devised by
said Henry iioIlingCr TO Araminta llol-
llnger. AS remains Rftor Gcductng from
said north half OF said lot 40 much thereof
MS WINS conveyed by said Aramintu Holm
ger TO George W. Roi!!nger by deed dated
February 9. ISL. recorded In Deed Book
No. IS. page e. and after deductng also
from sn'd north half o! said lot so much
thereof ns wns conveyed by said Ara
m:ntn io,l!ngcr TO Thomas H. Lewis and
Henry Newman by deed dated October a.
1878 and recorded In Deed Book No. is,
pare al.
Terms OF Salc:-Onc-th.rd and as much
more us the purchaser may elect to pay In
cash on tho day OF Pale. the balance in
two equal installmrnts nj Nix und twelve
months, notes bearing Interest from tho
day OF sale TO be given for the deferred
payments. e1
W. ", CowDEN, Trustee. /,
J. c. llEiNEY, Auctloneer. mssi-s
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BENWOOD NEWS.
Local Happenings 0fIn,p0rtnnCc In Il
busy Town.

Local Happenings ofIn,portnncc In n
Busy Town.
The programme for commencement
next Tuesday evening, includes the fol-
lowing orntions by the three graduates:
'Onc Memorable Year" Harry a.
Bowers: "One unwavcrnS Aim" Mu-
riel V. L!nscy: '"Great. but Unhonor-
cd" Edith NJ. Morgan.
a mems furnishing store ls to be
opened shortly in the place recently
vacated by Mrs. Nolan. on Mun street.
~ Pittshurgher Will make the venture
and he should succeed. ns there Is no
other store of this character In town
OF 1000 inhabitants.
The Benwood Southern anil city will
likely compromise their ordinance con-
trovcrsy by the company paying $1,000.
The road offered $1,000. while the city
held out for $1,000. but $4,000 may be
accepted by the city fathers.
Philip Yockcbush. nm Italian boy. fl
nursing an injured hand, the result of
monkeylng with revolver on the
hillside, Thursday evening. when he
was prnct!clng Mt q target. One finger
was almost shot of.
Miss Annie pclly and Miss Dora Da-
Wis, OF rooms No. and ., OF the Cen
trni public school, took their pupils on
m outing In the country yesterday.
They went In wagons and took lunches
with them.
The matrimonial market for the
week included the Thomas Knly. Mary
Limerick. William Hawkins. Louise
HAIL. VIII Springer Lizzie Hoffman and
Charles scabriGht, Jr.-Augusta Schultz
| nupti0ls.
ChIldrcn's Day exercises will bc held
ut the Methodist Episcopal church to-