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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29

MoLAssEs AND sYRurs- Trsie r. masses 70 Day
,s. r., ahie 3a.e. The make, vas steady In iar.
closing With former pFi.e- IN F.S-e 7sI-ps We
Mle New Orltans rair.fusai lmmon : = li1s fs.r.
l' 80 So. 49," ~ %. -,'r ,-,-'rr H.,
lae iair. ISai4c. good iai7e. prime isai'e fancy.
6AY TEEiaHTs IN the m"rs' ',l ,s- and 'e" a
POLO were - London - iiassoE 80 i.5.,'' 81.
burg pfgs Rotterdam. 100 Amsterdam loc. cotton T.
Liverpool ler loo y 2e'.c nominal London oats nomi-
oILs-Co,on-eed of was fat ana uninerestns on sat
orca ar said. our quotation. ne spirit u ne mar
70 eenis rer gallon ioysr than iss ~eeE e tr me
27c ~ December while later positions are si lover
,'r-ss ...gss 's h s &c fgna- op.ors t,
ife- se'1o ~ o mr. und-ae-ei 'arss auan''y ~
BE- oanei when We zee srse pfope e,toij sq 1 W.
~, I. .' az 5,.s-,,ns ola re--ole.- hh,s
81 io and N bulk 81 fhlade5ha bas 81, $, 100 ane
napsha rs-goes SO 20. deoso-zed sii coftonss~l o.
'5 s1,r ,als ..-a faer graz. 9,7je
s~~l American rae ,6ai7, American boiled lsa''-.
.i,,N 49, 49, 90 ~. s ,l,,s ts..e- ~ l,,e-.nr
r.i-aT ami following moiera'e rf'''p' = ss v.sa
s. go hog ara f.r on next week 5000 hogs Packing
70 da,. ! 1872 600 against 4oTsvo yeer go.
PORK Firm Quoted Moss s9ase n 'snrr 81 ~
Mos s. 5oasio ,snay. slasi2 - Pa.se, SO 'casl2
eEfa IN a sgsS;o. s''''' rRrsgE6h' HOES sea8p
5a.el Haco1e G. 10 e'-,. 100 r. 81. PIGS "a,
g LIE. NJ - n ' - '' =. n e'.o rof~a
shaniers stead Quoted s. Wesern '' r. ee
country i4G4Ar LARD STEADY quoted a, 500.
qeed soiA 1nenea c'o. cafaen' T. Hrf W.. fss,
5i,q51.c sTFARINE Dnn Quoted oe' -. cfg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29

-n-rIIgl NeN 10, tl't = 80
a. fiioWs and i've minutes earlier tron West midst
o.Do A. N-Eesfifuiei ENpr~ss -al5 ~ Line n.ton
Wgisri, Eim.ra BlCa.0. bradford Arrive b1naio
= ~ par.uf ear O. Blrai9 - $500, ,, cit,
zoo g. N-VeHihl..l im'ei-Fasi NAL iai.y. SoHa
- er cn-ago arrives Cie,eilnd I'O ~. 'ncas9s
- n sleepers TO Chicago Cleveland ana 1ihc'nhA''
Dining Car ~--..,.., ,.oe.rh.taA Fxoras,
g. -" Arry"s Ar Bursio go A. N. Bra-f'.d - a N.
c"tS. ~. 90 A N Youngstown OF A. u Dl~ss..
JAM - Oh - n see,er. Iilrfao and Cleveland Safs
Library CAR sd. .-,f, - D-prarrfrn. Wayeriy
Did u. 49, Si-.pers - RLraio. Chicago ana
r.r>s LOcAL TIMF CARTS AID PULLMAN A'-
coNM0DATI1Ns At III ii3 -'i f3i ani 90 es a.
,o- p.Werv f.s l25th st and 20 Vest l-ata-
way rrambers saa VS. 24l - tsries Ne% 49,, r. ssS
IL geo and Jersey Clfy station. ~ rs t,anlief
~ 1eis % anC caecss baggage from hotels ana resi-
tences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29

~ PRIVATE COTTAGES.
oct 2s (SpeciaN Another week
Lsse~O', ,s,an summer weather has kept 'he
o pe'''-..n,ne porulsce Of LakeNooo out o. "'0''
Is the -.keuooa shooting Grounds op'neu 'o'
me This week AID the proprietor na,pn
,aoctna Aos the best OF facilities for visiting
PEN .,,,s who wish TO Try 'he" sN'' Ao,o
Wis s',' ,.-,.ks 4 series % tournaments nave
birds Or "-' Nv tho principal holidays q the
beer arrange
year .. county Hunt and Country Cluo mas
The oos@ W., for the season the SATURDAY open
srnoa' .r8 the usual tournaments W." - .'"
hsrde"is s-.s.ire sport Was the product OF 'nese
tlnaso ..sso~ and ladies' day VIII ne mace
t1'u''fs ,..,rre ~ the winter months "e
s'eH'' ~,,,v changed since las' season' anu - ia
0'' s,..o- and the clubhouse mas
IT, COM ~,.~,od presenting am ATTRACTIVE ap'
ossrsnce er.pouood has made no pub
ne '' 1870. ~ us purposes thus far. hu' Is
DC 49, that every preparation Is "e'"S 'l'"e
rnce'' e,-r-s season. laiN pay has "Ve'N
.'r ..,,r.e which is IN perfect shape ana inc
over nv ..,rs ~ the club officials Is to o' heo Oh
shns.~ evening whom plans ior '"c s'''''" wa
N".." be specifically shaped
co.. lakewood Gas Company compete" '"' '"'-
l'' '~' 100. ,,.-t and tho LAYING ~ ifs service
siTa''o .s and began me manufacture Of gas
TP Jas. =. .ba, thc public have now 20 choose
O. 4'''' and electricity FOR illuminating pur-
poses ~ 90 New-Y1rk. has rented he
Mrs r.. .- Forost-ave.. corner o. Fourth-st..
~ ,n' " Freeman q s. Paul MINI. has rent
NE. now occupies for The winter Wavery cot
,sse IN Third-s' ...,.-. .. ~. Wi,
y
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

s0HEDTLE u EFFE0T NAY "a. 1893.
FOR mt WEST.
Leave York. 9TH Ferry tNritel al IeruinaD ana
t,o = Liberty street Time shown south Ferry.
Leave Liberty street minutes later.
.Darv tEN-et. SUNDAY. fSlr lays.
CTIcAGO .430 a m Liberty street on'y) 'i25 ?. m.
and 'i2lO night -
'C'iN+INSATl. ST. LOUIS 1855 a. n. '555 .. m.
'l2 10 night $1,000. .....s
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE II 10 '9'o linel,
~ - A. m Diner, flo55 n. tDneO. q p Diner.
e. - o'Ro,a al Limited exclusively Pullman Ira p. Dner.
= . fDncr 1915 r.. NDner and 'i2lO night
NORFOLK. fl25' IT,
All trains illuminated with Pirfe-h Light
OHces: li3 l72 POI 43s. 1855 Broadway, - Inion "a
y i2T Bluery \ 800 art iiss Fulton -, brook.
lvr Whitehall Terminal and Liberty So Baggage checked
fur hotel rerlrr 60 iesf'r9fIcn
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Railroads
NEW YORK CENTRAL.


PIP A II ana SO NJ Daily except sunday -
Flttsa.i1. sundays only NJ o 20 4 ~
WAGNER palare rars go through trains
Trains Illuminated with pntrch Light
Ticket Office. . lls cdi. fi3 and l2i6 Broadway .
r.ri sq IS 80 Columbus Ave. 81 West 1854 $
i25n 81 ard i3sih ST. stations New York Sss and I-o
Fui+an Il and lu4 Broadway. T.. y. Brooklyn
Tel.oh.n 1850 Cor'lantt f0r New York Central Gao
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence "
GEORGE II DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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'VesIrE - 81 y = n : " lT y = J. "
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHICH VALLEY.

FEet0ns f00t 81 NosT 23I- I0 71I 81 'TsTf .'rN-f
pcunt Il {. Ferries
2sd Orher lZIrr- tNraf4 ~ lrlr1see'
ST. Dair except sunday SUNDAY only Other 'raas
daily SUNDAY leaves 8 sunta, ea'et 10 euaaSy
r6.5j 1905 Local to-F ASTON .,. -.,,s,
.-a5 eS.O~ an FOR BrFF 40 NIAGARA FALLS ard
We, ana pracPa local points Faror sal Daias carr Con
+.Ii.55 1900 Noon BLACK DIAMOND Fs-
pDEScV lnutsOu,s train ir %" word Limited fn scatiag
aori'T pue Buffalo connecting Hn through seeptrs
10 Detroit aal Chicag0 Dining lar So vice "a certe.
stl5i .OOP y, pr VILLAS NAkRF. SCRANTON,
30? t.0ePs Coal 1raaehes and n,s-fSee.ate polna
t.5iO J.20p " Localfor MATCH CHINK
+'6iO G.lOF.N y. Local txgress Tor EAsIoS ..
.555 x6.OSPg For huNal0 sul points West Through
fccnine Carr Chlcaso and Toronto ...-.
.7.55 500 Express f0r Hl ffALO and lOhOH4O
None hI' Sleeping .s@leer- carried
'lD.2J IN. BOZ -. f1rlIiAtA ROCHESTER, Bl =. ALo
llt Ntsl Sleeping % o.
80 PLAlNFlELD aai BOZ ~ bkoOk iqcais iay eSce5'
e,ufir - rfJAs. 9. e. g = W "a = . and 80 p -
Tickets Puilman sccOmW Otaf0rs ~ ld zl - - ~ ana
i'5 Broadway square Ne.f - Columbus Ave
Fulton - = Hlwy ami ArucA station Brooklyn
Trarsfe Co. v cal for a-l clec baggage from hotel ~
residence f.r,u-i fu fes..fl'-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29

r. "a g. la s5 r4s s.'G 5 ss: SO 81 r ssS' ":
quofe s,2te fuu ct,sm small color.d Of white fancy
per n l2+e DO good to choice. l2hdl21c. 10 common
choice INC % white ,anc' 2s a. choice llsq
IT, H. DO god to prime iqii.c DO common 20 fa.T
s6 s, a. part .trs ,na prime alo, Do ars,
5aoc. Full skins. &c
EGGS siric'ly fancy fresh gathered are held IN
ses.srd ~ .as A. 1lsde quotation are ~ aSa fe7
abe In range of zoe 80 soe very fair STOCK Pr Jess
ap 9Ses Fsd@s ar lF,ssa i9T cal, s9d s-.
ami weak we quote Jersey and nearby iancy S S
good rer 10 dozen 50 e. sols4 So a. dir,y a 3oa
"a 20 d. checked S3nfj o. refligeraors h-sis I've 90
poor % good. l2d6c
FRUITS FREsH-There is some inqulry ~ choice
,os ~ s.ppng aip.es o.t ne mafses Is s' tns,a
no certain value Pears extremely d-i chose fresa
guaites Granterrie- su ana weak fr The stoca sener
sa,2 80 30 WENT ounce sas2 DO snow 81 aoass. D.
Ben DAVIS slase - q. fali or York ppf'n sins2 !.
Baasln siG,2 d. pelican sias2 . DO smith elder 81
needs. per ssi s5c6s srab apples. ~ hbi slas- &c.,
pr hb s5a s. - a. Beurre Bo-c s. 5oas4 A. duchess
s2as2 ~ DO Lawrence 81 7.g*2 % do wear - 20 $
ssas3 80 i or r a. s5 ga - 81 grapes western
so0sl ~ DO Niasara fanc! Labels per II 'ssss' 40
d. Western N'H York cafa"ha. ief N "a-N.. -
a is1 's a. a- To- s5.Ie. -S ,as se
, 9e" is csava ssoas2s a. 6ea-
var e5s - e-,me s4sa SO clinton prime per ton.
extra .rse 'are. p POI $3.50 90 d. sary 81 -
..'lE a 5% . * "a az ;'5 ss:' s
r.. fl..r1" bright per DoN S'"S'' e"'' '''
FRUITS DRIED Esapora'e4 apples are meeting
"a and I.1 |raf crgl o. he
Ite., s,-.. and erru mons and waste a-ealr small
isi.'s IN fe. hands ana he'd hse lima n a 40
-...' 't1' =, ". l1t'", ~ "a, ,s-,.- AZ.
sun Fri, ari,a '''l ''sos' a2 ra-,
a' I'D so1r11. '' ,al ig opr'ots i,iif6r-
MA Moorpark i5ai7i,c. a. Royal i8qi4, peaches Gait
farna. ung.eled sGe.sc prln~s california 3'2H7'ac.
HOPS The position % the mark, is unehaas.l There
~, drr Seone m sgch hr, tna market .or elias.
e. god. ihs, ,5mprs~ ne bulk u he present offerings
l-r choice per o. &C. go common prime ga l3c, l'
-,.f f,,7 , ,"' pac.tc t,as, iSr choice i4r 3d.
common . brine ilq 49,. l. ls.s choice. he god
prime ''i-'. 1' .'''"'" ' '3' '' WI -''
POULTRY ALIVE There ~,re geo fresh AR, ais ana
vn srlra ci-an~i up closely me uar.ef is nominal.
iru cNe-p. fowls winch rule weak n ~tn.rttn, w.ta
Western a4eles. We quote Fowls prr d. rpH.sr rhi k
p-ir 81. qtsj.. geese. ,Ip>i ~ pigeons i5u-5e
DRESS lh~i, Vas rers lte Western poultry 30 f,
H. sri Pie market has cleaned up closely u a,a-., AID
desirable grades. Invoices ~ stock % arrive nes' ve
.i-..,- Te+rst srrina iu'k. have been scare. s --
s s Ian- .5as ,' u an" s w. qa't Tars,
-:, r.e a <-a- i.na .,l. & ns. 'p' gss.
I 2 "- CIV ~ ,~-ase gr i, Il, FAIR e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29

crely on local account, With the market finally .GNc
May contracts showing considerable decline Weather
reported for Tho Northwest and temperature q
tenperture ~ 70 20 deTees and or the Central Wee;
generally ceer WIKI ne temperature - &, 80 degrees
II was raining az chicago. The weather reports
"o were regarded az favorable moisture being needed
onSos maintained ycsterdays advance ana freight
room was more plentiful without stimulating export
demand for wheat The market tor cash wheat eioeei
dpli ana easier SaeF Futures $1,000 bush. 4O0'O
ousn on he curb December hanged from "A ~ II % 80
asked closing 10 asked o'clock .... .CORN-Ther@
was rr9crcaly m speculative Interest In at ms
point The market closed rorinaly itc
form . me love- ruling u prices AZ chicago and owing
{ fsapp0inns fekrgs hy exporters The local uarke,
f.. futures .osed the basis of 3ec for December ana
80 Tor MAY n" market for future closed nominal
Tfr market OR the cash properly closed about s'eady
WIN No 4p@c elevator 81 &c delivered and 4lac
aha on the curb Decenhe- ranged 9aisc
= $3.50 tif closing 3e7sc bid o'clock ... OATS
he ma1k" Tor quiet fesurecss hut locally
quite sfendY. being helped by pretty firm market f0r
futures a. chicago and also by continued Moderate
movement and outlook for increased supplies The
sales % cash oats norYa mixed closed oSA.c
~ mixed. 2sc. No 2 white. PC. 80 white 30t1c.
rack mixed 2s q3pr. track white sG35c
CLIPS. S2c .--. RYE-Market dull No Western. ejac
70 afos'. No Western. f5c : p ahost arrive
state rye o2de3c N-w-York CARROTS .... BARLEY
Market steady Feeding 81 isds2c Buffalo. malt
lnr. 4dd'oc Buffalo. BUCKwHEAT- Market
&ar y~-
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DELAWARE, LtekAwsSHA & WESTERN

stations IN New YORK. 1T u h.
SIS
bllghaWfNn Mol ..............s.
B4Gall Ithaca a. nswesl En-
Chicago A. IIN Express .........
scranton. WnAeshlfI. A pIim. uth
= press ... ....... ......
Cffrlgu a. Hurtln flfr * .....
rl~ tx. TAR Bun 80 a ml.....
+lfnA.A. D4ereI. f'fi'l TX ........
fsl-sp-r o. scranton. Nnf DO 90.
Tickets and r.lmtn accommNia
$50 Broadway ans - Pork Place.
W.scofts Express 60. VIII call
70 destination 'llly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29

For Porto 8EGC7
The cleaners @, the Red - Line saina Tor Ncn-s-
u.la he following dates will call at Porto f'co -
lard malls and passengers 81 =,
= s. CARACAS ............. .Safuriay nov = =,
: PHILADELPHIA. 49,. Tharsiay. ~ - + u
BOULTON BLISS & ~ Lib
General Managers. 49, Front =
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FOR PHfIaDrIPHiA.
CENTRAL R. R. Or NEW JERSEY

oIuI:tNL VI. ", VI EIH oLhos'
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks .ta- fia- Pn-l,na l.cf Signals.
stations n NeN forn 3, . '.n-.p -
leaving me ron soa'l F~fr, mt Niressn So !.
I've mie-~. ~ar.-r nan thar .i.en ie'o~ tof Liberty
o.. ana after o-f io ise
Train, leave ~, = Li'~.Y 5,
,oo i l5 9,d Bahea H, .,a1 ,1.5 so
F' - % n f 49, N.n s9' s's. '"' "'00
N. 80 J. SUNDAYS $50 "
90, ~ R;e,a5ng ana Hslrssurs q 't9o ~ 30 sio
o.9" 70 F R.saios III; ss. sa7s.,' ..'S 3
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
.o ns =, ,he ~" YORK aga !, TX sfs,ch X:
BED Bank onlyJ '4l5 40 bo.29 Sundays 900.
rlod 70 Re- Bans onyi A. y. 40 J. 1870.
A. NJ i.'' 40 , vi, \ Mj.rrs,,,w i,,i5
< Il; .a.s rs ..aa. "a y p i,',; TisA'
Janus '"'' VA nR.,cHronT,
Fer station. os a. "a, s raafh 'a "a j sh,9i'
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR rHi-ADFLFHi' ,>t pAEIiMoHE ~ND WASH
From 700, u Lter,y 81. ,
go Dians carJ + N i2.i5 nd, sundays '.so
iGa @i,e q Do D g f bans cr 81 = is s az
diilons trains fr Fhhac-lpnia "-fh lass ~ 80
( 4 4. 20 20 e '.Y P f. '' ''@ ,''-'''
Tssi sni gsrqt 2 e' Is 'i x. q 49, Isl. rs. BOD
27s w-s, 18th -, ~ Columbus =, Neg iork; : court
surg The Ncs Yors Trsr-fer VII csl sar and cheek
baggage rom hotels or fesiienees - destination.
t tEIs@ : :ss.s F S..2 :. {. 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
HLLD M0NIlNlloN GlMEa
DAILY SERVICE

DAILY SERVICE.
For old Point Comfort. Norfolk Porismouth rinns,t,
Point Newport News and Richmond Va connec,ihg 10y
Petersburg Richmond. Virginia Beach Wssn'Hs'0n' -
g am entire South AND Vest -
Freght and Passenger steamer, SAIL from Pier - North
RIVER foot u s. every except saturday
II WALKER Trarc Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29

Foreign Co~ce Markets San'.s-Coaee market steady
god santos $500. receipts - ocO bags stoN
$4,000 hgs Hamburg Coffee market opened u1-
changed 2,30 unchanged sales @+eo" bags
TfavreoNr~e opened d. y franl lower
L quiet and UNCHANGED sales. 1000 Aags. e. .
: IT. steady. unchanged franc love-
ra-.7-, 81 I.., ............. go 80
Fes-..~v .......... - Ale4s- .......... 80 =
March er.ers-e-
arrr ...... 30 - OCT her .............. "a 20
Nh ............ 1900 November .......... 81 ~
June - December 30 OO
Rio-conee market firm. y Rio ~so21 ex~hanse.
3-3el receipts 100 cleared far lie Tinted states
bags cleared ~ Europe 1000 bags. stock 2NlooD
bags
The stats''ca, position q Brazilian coffee IS as FL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29

-,xc AND GOLF THE LEADING
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

INVENT ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS AND THE
- nr1vATr COTTAGES.
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CT\ARD LINE.

Frq roR S1 TT1 32k Gf3Ps1Rl AID EioRTDA
STRAIGHT na R2T%50 I csr 5sS' MsSs a.
&C. Gtcrgia Florida &c pelish,fli ESeursons ,,..,
go NTrt"s ttr'r Ouv & ~1 Gen Agts. psr On 2 r.
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DED D LINE.

PED Line
IL Fer IA Guayra Puerto Cabe,,o Curacao and Nara
...no ,.,o ~,,-aca calling a.-0 az = RIO Rico
From Roberts Per brooS iyn. -, ~
s s pIIIIApELPHIA-... THURSDAY. y s.. - = NJ
7-hese -eaners have superior Accommodations for pa
'ehe''' Botr.TOH BLISS 6 DAILTTT
Cc-e-qf Ma-rge-e. i95 Front 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-25

The chrldren's Home Society of West
virginia was the occasion for an inter-
esting talk at Zane Street II. 2. church
last night by the pastor, Rev. E. D.
Hanna, who Is closely connected with
the work Of the society, and Will as
sumo active connection With It next
month. Rev. Mr.. Hanna announced
last night that he had been chosen as
superintendent Of the three districts In
this state, and that he would receive
the conferences sanction this week.
Hence his talk contained a farewell
note to the congregation to which he
has minIstered for year, he coming
here from New MartInSvIlle.
The story Of the childhood Of Moses
was the groundwork Of his discourse
and he instanced the necessity of car
ing for homeless children In order to
make of them Christian citizens and
remove them from crlme-generatInE
environments. The society has foot
hold now in thirty-seven states. being
three years old in West Virgins and
chartered less than two years ago, and
1t has found homes for about eighty
children. The society IS not institu-
tIonal, that is, 1t does not house the
little ones in an institution, but pro-
vides them with homes where a child
Is desired.
The speaker lnstanced the late George
W. chIlds, editor of the Philadelphia
Public Ledger. and a phllanthropist
known the world over, as a boy who
was picked up on a doorstep, unknown
ana uhcared for. He was given the
name George washington Child by his
adopted parents Other men who rose
to lofty stations from similar surround
inEs were mentioned. Wheeling was
not large enough to be infested with
the slums of certain cities. continued
Rev. Mr.. Hanna; and he paid It the
tribute of being the best goverened city
of its size he had been in or knew Of.
Three kiAds of homes long for chill
dren, he said. First. those where the
children have grown up and left the
homestead, leaving the parents to long
for the prattle and pntter Of the little
ones; second, where the family has lost
a boy or girl by death. and third,where
the parents were not blessed with chill
dren.
The ChIldren's Home Society sought
to place the children in homes far re-
moved from where they were known,
so that they could grow up in the full
belief that their foster parents were
their natural fathers and mothers, and
to prevent any unpleasant reflections
by the cruelty inclined. Such a work
was a grand mission, remarked the
speaker, in announcing his future field.
Mr.. Hanna will have charge Of north
ern West Virginia, and 1t is NOT improb-
able that he will succeed supt. Com
stock, the pioneer in this work in this
state, and who has made many saeri-
fees for It.
Rev. Mr.. Hanna and other local NJ.
E. ministers will leave tomorrow for
Parkersburg TO attend the West Viz
ginia conference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-25

Saturday, in Clerk Robertson's Office
the following real estate transfers were
recorded:
Deed made September Q. 1899. By the
Greenwood Cemetery Association 10
August Quicker. for lot No. ZIG, In sec
tlon G. Consideration, $Sb.
need made September %. 1899, by Or
inn l.. zane. 10 W. ]. Halpin, for lot No.
!. on the west side OF Lind street. Con-
sideratlon, $l,100.
Deed made July II, 1899, by r. T.
Howell and wife to George W. Bow
man and wife, Allie F.. Bowman, for
lots Nos. II and 10 in d. ZRne's addition
on the Island. Consideration, $3.50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-25
gI.e 9glteILlaenear
omceI Rb and e7 Fourtecnth Street.
Nnw AdynrtIsoments.


Rather Chilly This Mornlng-D. Gund.
ling & Co.-Fifth page. .
Don't Blind Youfself-The Hub-Elghth
Women omen's shOss-IOcko Shoe co.-Eishsh
Dinner sets-Iohn Friedel & cO.-Eishth
page.
twenty Per Cent. ReductIOn-G. Mendel
Reversible Black Plaid Golf sulungs-
Stone g ThOmas-Elghth page.
Let Merit Win-KrnuB BrOs.-Fifth page:
Several Reasons Why You Should Deal
with Us-Morton c. Stout & Coffin
Fan and Winter Dress Goods-Geo. E.
Sttfel & Co.-Fifth page.
For Sale-Deslrable Residence.
Wanted.-An experienced cook.
Wanted-HoTses TO Winter.
Wnnted-Medicai student wishes TO con-
For Saie-slmpson & Tatum.
For Sale-G. D. Smith.
Base Ball-ThIrd page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-25
our Fine miniatures

Painted on ivory and porcelain for
brooches, lockets. charms, etc, are n
revival OF the dainty portrniture Of the
seventeenth century. but not retain
ing the fabulous prices that were then
asked for them. These are hand
painted, and great care given to details
time TO leave orders for holiday work.
Kirk's Photographic Studio, 1905 Main
atFect
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-25
Good Enongh TO Take

The finest quality Of loaf sugar Is
used in the manufacture OF Chamber,
ialn's Cough Remedy and the roots
used in Its preparation give II flavor
similar to that Of maple syrup, making
a. very pleasant to take. As a medi-
cine for the cure Of coughs colds, In
grippe. Group and whooping cough 1t IS
cures, and cures quickly. For sale by
grtt,uI1fu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-25

Teddy" Patterson. a race track tout,
who left Wheeling about two months
ago, when his presence was desired by
the authorities, hns been located at
WellsvIlle, o., by Chief Clemans, who
will bring his man TO Wheeling to-day.
"Teddy" Ia charged with stealing n
couple Of sets OF harness from Luke'a
livery stable, where he was employed,
and their value Is placed Mt $40. He
left the city shortly after disposlng OF
tho stuff
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-25
LOST!

Somewhere between Mount de
Chantol and the InteIIigeacer office,
a roll of manuscript addressed to
the InteIIigeneer Office. The finder
will be rewarded for returning same
to Mount de ChsataI or the lntelf.
uencer office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-25
EALL SIOCK..fINE IAILORING.

Your attention invited to our large
ana handsome line of Fall WOOlons-
nll entirely now designs anu nlnny eH S.s
agents. The stylish Rrt-up and ihEh-
ionnblc appearance OF our garments
recommend themselves. Prices rcl-
snnHbIe. q, HESS s. SONS.
E9shinnabIe TnIlorA and Fine Furnish
ers, 139l.IB9B Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-25
HARVEST SUNDAY.
Appropriate Services at Presbyterian
md Lutheran Churches.

Yesterday, in all of the Presbyterian
churches Of this and surrounding cities,
and In many of the Lutheran churches,
the congregations observed the annual
Harvest Sunday, a service that is one
Of the most beautiful and impressive
given in the Protestant churches. The
church interiors were decorated with
grains and fruits, typIfying the occa-
sion. The Sunday schools Of some Of
the churches gave special entertain
ments last evening. including that of
lions German Lutheran church. where
n fine programme OF dialogues and
songs was rendered by the young peo-
pie,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-25
Ecu Orisutll Lacss
s.. 10 and llc ID, Verb Double

A recent lucky purchase enables US
10 Offer nearly one hundred pieces Of
medium and wide high grade Ecru Ori'
entail LhceB at the above low prices.
The manifold uses TO which these lases
can Be applied make them EsPE-
cfAILY desirable at one-hah o. ther
real value. Come quick. sun q lew
Of those medium and wlde Torcn VS
Laees left at &c yard, worth up 70 A0C
jiard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-25
A NEW FIELD.
Rev. E. D. Hanna to Engage in
children's Home Work.
WILL Be A SUPERINTENDENT

u one Of ,he Three West virginia
District His Farewell to his Con-
gregasiOn at zano Street N. E.
Church Last Night-The Objects OF
the Society interestingly Outlined.
10 Provide Homeless Children
With Good Homes and Christian
Teaehing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-25
IVORY POINT
| ROSE LACE

paIntIest Of all narrow trimming
Laces that are now beng used In such
liberal quantities by New York City's
foremost modistes. Indispensable as
tony e., -nIture for silk. Velvet or Wool
Waists. Gowns for party or wedding
functions, Dresses for Children. etc.
3sc to 7Vc yard only at this store-one-
half more elsewhere.