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STEAMBOATS,.


NEW ENGLAND POINTS
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL RIVER LINE.
S6a SF E' S in9 and an snd Sssa;Es
Sa each n a,y ays % 600 @ 9e sa9er ~ Tasn d Ns ToE
9ny % At NsP1T I s 0 o6 5s d. aays q a
PROVIDING LINE.
For Nswgor Providence BostoR North and East Steam
srs PIYMQyTH M and I PILGRIM 1 Elm Orchestra on each
500 P. NJ, touching Newport r, Monday morn
STEAMERS touch at Newport,
sToNINGToN LINE.
For stonington, Narrag@nsett Pier, Watch Hill Boston
Leave Pier 55 g. r. foot II spring ST. week dags only
a. g P sunesy day, night Westward trips win Be made
westward trips viii be omitted during same period
NORWICH LINE
E.. NE gE L Lonfon Watch & Hi Beck Bic 5aRd woTossssE
OF WORCESTER Leave Pier &c, N. r. Spring St
Sesk GAYS only a. 5so + M On Sgnd9ys from July 70
leave New London 1918 P N. for New York
NEW HAVEN LINE.
For New Haven. New Britain Meriden Hartford Spring
field and the North From Per % e r. Double service
800 P II Steamer RICH RD PECK AT 200 mid
&s c&s1S SuPa2s & sd al 2 g 0 81 Day a. Se% 6 EsTER @
P N delightfui trip All day on Long Island sound
HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT.
PaIatal Dav Steamers YORK; and Albany.
Fastest bRa 5Rf 4nei FxrTPr Ys5 00sf9 s4NA II TIE world
For the caA AH6a4y Hs4 s9Ent2gs s & and all points East
Leave Brooklyn; Fulton ST. C9y Annez) 500 A NJ.
\ 7. T. Rs:s R:ssr2ss'p 2ss 81 St psf $50 s:sS
Delightful E1enTsi5as on above schedule for
Landing at -, Y2nksrs s. West Point NewburEh Pqugh-
Thoush 6ksSs On sale at eadnE teEet aoe ' neIs
those Of The New York Transfer Co. who check baggage
"'lI5 CONCERTS NoRSTNGs AND AFTERNOONS,
an RAINY FWENnWR n fWr
PIER 81 North River foot Canal Street P N daily
uRRaT5 R@TG1 2 GEoFGs R EeH 1asfS sPRN Tsnl sr
Acs and the West saturday night steamer connects
csavs George. summs'
sion tickets Al reduced rates
M0NT &UN STEAMBOAT co. LTD,
gEF H2 R2f sp S5s5GS soGToB G5ES SAC aARBoF HEBaPor
espt 5aS PF saaa s so p Nall m Saturday. sat- y
Sat does not stop al southod.
GATgN1ll gWEEI1E g l-1ElE
steamers oNTEoRA and KAATERsK1L-L leave foot of
0h[5sSaRaSr gasafdays 0NTEoRA al 80 P ID ana KAATERs
Trains 7tst for Cairo PaenviIe Hsnss
neFs and T1RRSEsTls H6RS G2nHse nee ANERsvr1E sao
Descriptive Folder mailed free.
TROY BOATS
STEAMER CITY OF TROY OR SARATOGA EN-
TIRELY REBUILT EefuTnisheq and rsdeeorassa
sunday steamers touch at Albany.
TTNTe{G ROOMS ON MAIN DECK SEARCHLIGET.
-' E.xcursous-Troy. 81 so; Saratoga, $3.50.
SEND FOR booklet excursion tours 70 ali
sorts East
hudson AND COXsAGKlE BOATS.
Leave foot or Christopher ST. every weekday at
p n connecting with 3 a F. r. =. =, -
A., Saturdays ONTEORA 1S0 P n for
wifi for HUDSON
HUDSON RIVER Steamer MARY POWELL.
Ii leaving Desbresses ST Saturdays :45. West
22d II 80 p NJ SATURDAYS p NJ for GRAHsToAs.
T-E,ST POINT. CORNWALL %EWBt RGH. NEW
II J4AMBI-RGH MILTON. PQKEEPSIE.. HYDE PARK:
P0NDOUT and KINGSTON Orchestra on Board ON
INefs5r5 DAY wi n Saturdays time
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STORAGE NOTICES.

STORAGE NOTICES.
METROPOLITAN STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. 2O2- 204 Mercer-st
New-York. August q. 1900.
To Palm Braceo. Henry Elias Brewing
Co.. Sarah HaffeY; You and each Of you
are hereby notified that the time for the
payment ai the lien we hold upon the prop
erty hereinafter described having expired,
after due notice thereof had been given
you. we will cause such property. 10 wtI
household goods personal effects, merchan-
disc, bar fixtures stored by you in our
warehouse. to be sold at public auction, ac-
cordtng TO the statute in such sase made
and provided. al 800 and 264 MeFcsr-
St. on Friday. Sept :. 1900. commencing
at 10 o'clock a. m, and will be continued
every day thereafter until all the goods are
disposed Of.
METROPOLITAN STORAGE WARE
HOUSES
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANFEE

CoACHMAN and GARDENER COOK and
IA CNp FEss-hy married couple tV0
children u and a. practical hard dEorkiag
s1pectatians- JOSEPH KENNEDY. 3i3
East 50th-st-
COACHNAN--By a young man, "A years
city reference. first class city driver.
strictly temperate, willing and oohsinE, 10
objection % seashOrs, generally useful
around Eentieman's house OWENS, ii3
East 24th-st
eouDIe. nan as coachula1 and gardener
care q ssami'i, - EssS T7'5-sf
FLORIST and GARDENER
good landscdper. ~ years experiences "a
Europe and United States; German. a.:
san sAcE tse best n resereleeS Aleresa
J. STANTON, 2s keep-ss- Madison. n J.
GARDENER and FLORIST. aEed 81. mar
ried- Al nan n greenhouses. roses. vege-
tables and taxing charge af private places
1eaL city references Address grobFAssls
% ST May s-st.. F0HkeTs. y =
GARDENER German. On private place.
used % aorses and make wine aEB-
GARDENER and FLORISF-siagle. on
gentleman's place. take care - horses.
-+-----~-f --a+F - 49, -t-AAsa-H -ftH+aE
GARDENER German. single, thor
oughly understands fruits and hoGsEs:
under glass ana outdoors. veEaJaBls {r0W-
ing and general care q gentleman place.
god references o. V. Tribune cflcs-
GARDENER aud USEFUL MAN.-stnsIs.
German. understands All woTk On ssn-
tleman place. goed reference. Address J.
B, Box p Tribune Offcs
GARDENER Married wants sIaea -
september on gentleman's place. CON
psteuJ reliable ana willing. best rsfsren. -
Alaress EEAAcIs Rufft-R. Roseiie \ j
O. RnENER--NfddIe aged married. shor-
ougay competent % take charge Of
6rht4einan place, . years eIperislee IN
al branches city refsrsr ces. Address
GARDENER, aeOs shave, Brooklyn
GARDENER -Conpersn1 and sssiIful. q
long tneoTstlcat and practical training
IeTman, married. No childreu. expert
grower of palms. ferns. rases. grapes. vsgs-
tables. etc. a. superintendent or hsad gar
cener en- gent lsEIlan > private place. hsat Z
references. only h1st class Place accepted
New Rochelle \ 7
USEFUL Man a5ers,ands care horses.
snoss- WILLIAM 23s Ist-sve.
USEFUL MAN-Privats fsmily. city or
country, horses painting handy H
BARNES, 212 East Issra-sr
USEFUL AAN--coloFsd. Just from south.
willing 70 de anything call al week
WYNN, 2&1 West l24th-st
7 USEFUL MAN.-Freuahmaa middle aEsG
single, in private family city OF cGun-
2ssh St "''- --''' - "ss'
WATER a young maa. in private
family 1iEV % country care parl0r d10-
silver. etc. vases moderate. BARRY. care
Of Thomas. l. 9fn 81 ave
WORKING 20 .EMAN-CaBahia ~ e.
r7etlng help on gentleman place bv
Protestant nan and Eifs- aged 40 no chill
drsH- understands farming. gardening.
management a. ali klEds I've srack poul-
try. iRCu0ar1Fs. etc. wife gilt edge bl -er
maker, good reference and security = d.
sired disengaged October ! Address Post
sfiee Box 6lH, Alexandria Ray y
ADFERFISEMEST5 and sun scriptions for
The Tribune received a. their Uptown
One No l.2i2 Broadway. p door north
ef alst-sL until o clock D n advsr-
a1E 2 At - f-rf.
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lnIque, Peerless, LncOmparableIII

MANHATTAN BEACH Gar. ID cents,
EXPRESS SERVICE via Bridge and Fulton St Il -
From PARK ROW: a.43 A. II. S:43 P. NJ, every
so min: 7:l5 7:45 P. NJ every IS min s:o5
2. NJ -O5 ? NJ every 20 min. Frequent service
from Brooklyn end OF Bridge. other hours between
GOO a. NJ. and 7.00 p. N
BRIGHTON BEACH 9sr 10 cents,
From PARK RO "; Flatbush Ave Line.
From BROADWAY FERRIES Nostrand Ave. Line
CTake reading Brighton Beach Change at King
Highway for Manhattan Beach,
FREE BAND CONCERTS Afternoons Evenings.
R0CKAWAY BEACH rar. 15 eents)
From BROADWAY FERRIES; Elevated trains leave
g. Z. g. s;34 a. NJ. and half hourly sS+ P. M Last
nan RRoOkLYN RAPID TRANSIT.
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Dipioeno Not1res.

CHICAGO, IyDIASAPoLIS AND LOUISVILLE
RAILWAY COMPANY.
- go 9Pe-. New OK AuEust 2sth. 1900
4 bEAl-AANGAL DIVIDEND Of Two Per
A.. .sat on me Preferred stock Of this Company has
afse OF @, the surplus net earnings of the Com
~ basAL-e lrt1rer lJtI 1850. the Office Of :. P
- CO. Wall York. stockholders Of
- the close - business October ist 1900.
aasfeT books cf TIRE Preferred VIII Be e4ssed
is '=- II. 1900 ~ o'clock ?. II. until October
-- -@@ a. Is r. clock 4 n
J A EILTOS. Eecretary.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC siTU AFE0Ns WANTED
FeSaaiS
COOK. -EEpsr8enced. capable. n al kinds
of made dishes entrees. desserts. under
sIands ooniag. tsErapia- creams. J. BALD
/ COek--FiFst class understands soups.
desserts - 5Is. 2ogiITy, same etc w.lllas .
40 ad-ave. ring tEiee-
rpssts, soups, baAer. general nouseT1rz.
chambsFmaid waitress. reference 342 6-h-
ave.
COOR.--First class. private family. under
STANDS sookiaS thor0ugrly. excellent
baker. city references. $50 West 24Jh-z-
COOK-F1rst class IN American OF Enz-
Lsn family StiiaE 20 do coarse wsse-
West l9th-sI-, third door. back
COOK. &c-CHAMBERMAID &c-By
German aTst class. % sxeslleat Iaun-
dress, mas friend WaIIrsss and cGamhsTElai1.
no objections 10 country. private pubic
Isl East a2d-s5-. one flight front
CARETAKER or HOCsR REEPER-
HARE 402 West sist-st-
DAYS WORK ar oace or house cleaning.
by Tespectahle yalnE woman. Mrs-
ROBFH 424 East 4sth-st.
DAYS WORK By arss s.ass Iaansrsss.
OF h7ussclelniag 5000 city references
Address 4 K I0SS shave
BATs WORK strong. wiling woman.
or washing hams; reference ADVER-
TIsER, 226 East i2lsr-st-. cal three DAYS.
GENERAL HOUsEwORK-By yeaax -i-I.
IN private family, no calls after = p n.
II Morton 81. Hoasiand's bell
GE.N ERAL H0UsBWORK. K.-ay color-d -1-I
IN small family. 2lI West elth- iani-
f0r's asH
HOUsEWORK-By youaz ziri. rws b.
family referenes- LS Ness lts1 -.
HoUsEwoRK youns German siri for
,..l ElsFa uLs e''ussSS EF.FN lT s' AmsTissa
hsr iTSrh-st and elirtou-ave.
JANIFOR BY German. haady ui,h
tools. experienced painter. srRiner. pa
eerhaRseF' pay par 81 Feat AEFsR "a
East s5th-sI
L-AJNDREsS -Expsrisaced. arst class
shirt troner and al ane work under
stands steam and hand laundry. references.
Address a. g., !. 2s9 Broadway.
LAUNDREss BY corpsteur America.
widow eays w0rS- Mrs. HOFFMAN.
NURSE BY refined sducassd LADY q sx-
Ae4tctaces eArftAi aALeAklHu given enFnHtr
iavalids refers % Dhysic.a1s and others.
Address Mrs l. ". MILLER CIermont
Cgiagnhta county > Y.
WASHING RssDsctsbIs woasan utshes
more WasRing ~ hams- WElSEL- as
East 1fth-st-
WASHING BY WoHan. a. acme y
cents dezsn. wnl guarantee agisfacIion.
Write or send card % FRANCE1S WILL
IAMS as West 3arh-sI.
WASHING by colored mouan a aon,e-
vsEy reRsaaahle 2ls Easr 9Tth ST. So
Ond aaor
ABvERTIsE2IENTs ana suaseriptions Tor
Aha TFtDane received az their Uptazrn
0fHce No 12a2 BroadWay. % door narfh
q Slst-st., untn clock , n. stser-
tiecm ents reserved az the following hranch
offlces al regular oftce rates Until ; . ciae<
N. via. "a esh-eEe-, soE. l3d-sf
i5e dlh-ave scr i2th- e. Macyfs an
West 6alhs ST; les West s2l-eI. naar 8th-
ave. - Easl l1th 81. ~ Wezr A2d.sL.
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gonutrp BoGro.


low rare 70 boarse-s IN first class new . room
u In portion OF Main-st.. Liberty
Village Address a LEWIS Box IS Liberty village
NTTINDLEMERE. Tarrytown. y. Y--summer. winter
w comfort: convenences beautiful scenery healthuI
reasonable rates; references Address above
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ADVERFISEMEST5 and SUB scrfDtions Tor
Ihs tFlpUas received a. rheiE Uptown
Once, No. 1.242 Broadway. % door north
ef aist-sI-, ulrll clock p n advsr-
tisemeuts Fsesiy al the following branch
arhcss al regular afice rates until O'clock
?. m viz. 2S4 shave. > cor Z3d-sF
l52 5th-ave-r caT- I2th-st Macy's 6rh-
ave and l4Jh--t.. Ia Columbus near
West d6-h-sI.; le6 West z2d-st asaF 6th-
ave % East 14rh-sr 25T West 42d-sI
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LONG ISLAND.
RHODE ISLAND.
MAssACHUsETTs.

TN[g W[gN[DElle
new hFeproof Hotel. with spacious apartments.
large and airy Hobbies and psrers Conducted the
American and European plans Maybe Tou Il be as glad
20 md II out have you address
PLUME & CLARK. The Wendell. Pittsneld.
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BERKSHIRE HILLS.

TMIg MAPlgWOODg
PITTSFIEIID. MASS
VIII remain open through October special
rates for that month Fine roads Grand Scenery Only
miles inland Newport. Booklets be
had Of Mr.. Fred H SeoheId Metropolitan Bldg Madison
Square. 4. ". PLUMB. Prop.
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BILLIARD & POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND pool TABLES, new and
second hand; lowest prices. easiest terms.
MARK BROS. "A Union Square
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-~--------------------
HANDBOOK LOST. .-Bankbook Nc. T23, s33
of the BoEFeTy Savings Bank Is missing
The finder is requested 10 return Il 70 the
bank II not restored before the 18th dag of
September application viii be made 10 the
bank for q beW book
BANKBOOK No. s6l. .a9s Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per-
son having e claim 70 IL Is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days,
or submit 10 having said passbOek can
celled and q new one issued.
LOST or STOLEN. N.-Bankhook No sos. 5e4
OF the German Savings Bank In the City
Of NeW-fork. corner 4tA-aye. and lith-sf,
issued TO Frederic Bruhscher All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same,
II not returned 70 the bank on the l+th day
OF september. 1900. duplicate VIII De Is
sued.
IOsT. .-Bankbook 40 $50 $40. Bank for
SaYfngB $50 4th-aYe New YORK. Pay
ment Htoppad. Please return book 70 bank.
LOST. -Bhnkhook No ~ .BsT, Bank for
SavinEa so 4rh-ave New-ferk- Pay
ment stopped Please return beck 20 bank.
LOST or sTOLEN. Handbook No. SSo. s9T
OF the GsrFnap Savings Benk IN ths Clty
Of NeH-G York, corner 4th~eNe- ana 41thr
ST.. issued 70 ] r. Hamburger All PEI
sons are cautioned eEaiust negotiating the
same II not returned 20 ire bank on the
18th day Of September, 1900. E duplicate
will be issued
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Ocean 5Isamers.

DED D LINE
IA Cabeiio. Curacao ana Mara
Via CuracBo-CaIiias also az Puerto Rtro
NA''1' From Roberts Pier. BroostyE.
CARACAS. efaA5 sept bo9H
. A. Saturday, Sept. p noon
sSsssa rssses superior accommodations Ter pas
Sshss'S' BoULTON. BLISS & DAI>LETTt
General Managers, 1856 Front 81
TATTORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
VI From New York Wedaesdays, FTdaxs and Saturdays
ESR TE1N as GEORGIA AID FLORIDA
srRAI,5EIF and ROUND TRIP Tleheta issued to a.
'5.-Ts tr Texas Colorado Arizona, california. AeAeo'
- Georgia FLORIDA &f. Delightful ExeprsleHs, -,
f9r B9-uage Pocket Guide lnalee sfes9.z
q II MAILoRE s. CO.. Gs=. AEts. Pier 70 T. X. M I.
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Z j - N~~ - ~N-~~ -
FOR DATES OF STEAMSHIP SAILING
SEE THIS COLUMN TOMORROW.
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LIZ ELAAD' 81 ,CITs cITcrXxATI; CHICAGO AND

'-T fN<aAN ~ ~
-. o1sYlaeno or OEE AND ONF-HALF PER CENT has
pen- 2h ne Common Capitsl stock OF this Com
> $3.50 - =5-ei'beT isr st the Office OF Aessrs
e. o-~ic@- 20. New YORK, % stockholders OF reco-d
r. 49,. = r n august 10Th. which time the trans
ne BOOKS T.l be r=op,ned September 8th
cEARLEs =. coz. TFeasureT
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NILBNAg0 U 5WI5NUMlE lIUhYLs.
steamers ADIRONDACK or DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier 90 North River foot Canal Street P daily
Sundays excepted, connecting express
SARATOGA. LAKE GEORGE. RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
SHARON SPRINGS, THOUSAND ISLANDS, ADIRON-
IACES. the West. Saturday night
Sunday morning train for Saratoga North Creek
Caldwell. and steamer Lake George. Summer Excur
sion tickets q reduced
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C,o1-s ssooET.THEEv RAILWAY COMPANY

-. 1SS.Ely - zss- Tennessee ReorgsniZstioa per
~ 151-s VIZ he paid by J P. Morgan & Co. SeI
Fl1st-al alFnone and DsnViIle r r Co. Sinking Fund
S-ss~rLi pe- Bends. By J. ? Morgan & Co,
* en1 = Ma-gan & Co. Londou. England
E@ Al-ls.f Railvzg Serial Bonds by Deposit
= ~ No. Baltimore No z T. AESLET. Treasurer
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EeEaate
COOK -EEpsrfsnced. capable. Il al kinds
of made Dishes. entrees desserts under
STANDS Donias. tsFrapil. creams j. BALD
WIN. $50 West 8lst-st
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-21
] City of Wheeling Comes Out.


The new packet, City of Wheeling, Is
to make her initial trip in the Wheeling
and Parkersburg trade to-day. clearing
this port at noon for below. The
Wheeling is beauty bright. and that
she Will command all the business she
Gun do goes without saying. Not only
Is she a boat that can hold her own
with any other steamboat on the river
In speed, but she Is also finely built
| craft. elegantly furnished, with fine
| cabin service, and in addition IS man.
ned by crew whose watch word Is
Accommodation" Her officers are
the following:
captain-Thad S. Thomas, of clar-
iEgton.
Clerks-Chief clerk, Harry Cochran,
Of Wheeling; second clerk. Walter
Booth, of Wheeling.
Piiots-Erne Clark and Walker Lit
ton. of Darlington.
Mate-John Wesley Suffer. of Wheel
ing.
Englneers-Cy Higgs and Charles
Riggs. Of Franklin
Steward-George Bowers, OF Wheel
Ing.
Yesterday, Captain John Heathering-
ton. Of the Belmont coal workE. Bel
laire, q well known steamboatman,
presented Captain Thomas with fine
set OF ellt's nntlers, which now adorn
the, mems cabin Of the packet. Captain
Heatherington said recently he would
give the horns" TO the Wheeling II she
came. up to the expectations of her
owners in the way OF speed. and after
taking in the trial trip on Sunday. he
came TO the conclusion that the
Wheeling was all and more than had
been claimed for her, though on account
OF the low water she has not yet been
let out for all she's worth.
The Wheeling's schedule will be as
follows: Leave Wheeling Monday.
noon. for Parkersburg; leave Marietta,
Z a. m, Tuesdays. for Wheeling: leave
Wheeling, Wednesdays. noon. for Park
ersburg; leave Marietta. Thursday, 7
a. NJ, for Wheeling and Pittsburgh,
clearing Wheeling nj p. m. and reach
| Ing Pittsburgh Friday evening: leave
| Pittsburgh. for Wheeling and Parkers-
burg. Saturdays at noon. clearing
Wheeling at p. M. Saturdays, and re-
turning leave Parkersburg at 10 n. IN.
on Sundays.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-21
Pittsburgh River News.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Nov. 2O.-After
months of patient waiting by the river.
men. their wish Is about to be gratiiicd
for the indications are that there will
! be a barge stage Of water in the Ohio
| river Thursday morning. Coal viii be
going down the Ohio river Thursday
either In light barSes or heavy ones.
and, Il the rains continue through the
| night. there Will be q coal boat stage.
There has not been Il barge stage OF
water in the Ohio river since June IS,
n period OF five months. There was n
! shipment Of coal on July q, but only
| light barges were sent out, and the coal
| shipment approxlmated less than 1.0oQ,-
600 bushels. It Is almost certain that
there Will be eight feet of water Thurs
| day. and. II 30. 100000 bushels OF coal
will be started south and 10000 men
Will be directly benefited by the rise
In the rivers. Steamboats, will also be
| enabled to return hundreds OF empty
crafts to this port.
The rise that will cause the Ohio 10
swell Is coming principally out OF the
Allegheny river. This is more pleasing
to rlvermen. for swell out of that
river IL always OF longer duration and
OF the lasting quality. There have been
good rains above Oh City. 1t is rain
Ing at nearly all points along the Mo-
nongRheln river. n condition that was
not reported at n. III. Heavy rains
, are also reported from points down the
! Ohio river. which makes the conditions
all the more favorable. The rains In
the south will assist In swelling the
lower Ohio river. where the water is
also needed Much Of the coal that will
he shipped win be taken through to
New Orleans. and tho first tow of coal
should arrive there by Christmas. The
lower markets are bare of fuel and coal
is selling Mt the best prices OF the year.
There are 100000 bushels Of coal
whiting shipment. but it will require
every towboat in the Pittsburgh hnrbor
move nil OF 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-21

rousness Of flnery not surpassed by
the palace,o the sultan of Turkey. The
smoking room Is cozy to n superlatiyc
degree and 1t is literally patronizcd at
all times. Pretty and bilthsome maids
look after the comfort of the visitor and
on the whole 1t Is the most attractive
place in the bazaar. Miss Anna Lee Is
In charge, md she Is assisted by Misses
Anna Wingerter, Margaret Jepson.
Sadie Aston and Matilda Riley.
Tho candy booth Is not the least
attractive Of the booths, and everything
in the nature of palate ticklers Is dis
pensed by corps OF charming and ac-
commodating girls. Mrs. George Lutz
Is chairman. and she Is assisted by Mrs.
Harry Truschel, Misses Minnie Coch-
ran, Annie Hoffman, Emma Zeockler
and Clara Wingerter.
The refreshment booth Is In charge of
Miss Clara Handlan, assisted by Misses
Anne Hoffman, Rose Heiner. Kate Bos-
ley. Claire and Name Gavin, Lucy and
Byrd Donahoe, Name Kenny, Gene
Dlttman. Blanche Handlan, Name
Zaockler, Gertrude and Nell O'Neill.
Julia Feinler and Mrs. Will Gundling.
Refreshments are sold and served by
pretty girls and 1t forms one of the
most attractive places of the fair.
Ludicrous Features.
One of the iudicrous features is the
Museum, in charge OF Mrs. James 7.
Handlan. assisted by Misses Maggie
Jones. julie Fading. Bess Welty, Ger
trude Campbell. Flora Welty and Mrs.
Thomas O'Brien. jr. Here one can see
freaks and curioslties without number.
besides which the side shows OF P. T..
Barnum and. Ringing Bros. pale into
insigniticance. A dwarf. &c inches In
height and who is lO4 years old. grins
sardonically at you on entering the
place. A snake charmcr. fat woman,
mermaid and living skeleton are 4
few OF the freaks here on exhibition.
Among other curiositics are the original
posters containing kids at rest
American Beauties" early home Of
Teddy" partial view of the Ohio
river" failing dew" and others.
Madameselle Zlngerella, thu famous
Gypsy fortune teller skilled In the art
Of legerdemain. seventh daughter OF a
seventh son, In 4 tent In the centre Of
the auditorium. reads the past, present
and future with never falling accuracy.
This Is positively the last chance to
have the future read by this worlds
famous cla!rroyant and her clientele
during the remaining two days OF the
bazaar Will no doubt BIT Il lars; u..l.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock. the orphans
DIST. Johns homr will attenl the ba-
zaar. The orphans OF the Children's
home. on Thirteenth street, have been
invited to attend by the committee and
they vii; no doubt be there to-morrow
morning.
Lunch is served every evening In the
dining room from o'clock until! T..
This part Of the affair Is In charge Of
Mrs. Bernard Bach and Mrs. J. W.
BeltZ. who. with their corps Of assist
ants, furnish the best meal In the city.
The cuisine Is all that could be desired
and all the viands Of the season are
found on the festal board.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-21
TO EXPOSE sp1R1TUAL1sM
Is the Claim Madc by Young Man
Who Was on tho "Inside,n

A young man who hus been engaged
with spiritualstic medium for some
time, announces that he Will shortly
make Il complete eposure OF the meth
DDS of Class a medium IN quilting the
public" He endcavorcd to expose the
this city. but they would hear nothing
against the medium. and one member
OF the class went so far rs to strike the
young man and knock him across the
pavement In front OF the sprituallats
place OF business. The young man pro.
misses II complete expose OF spiritual
Ism In the course OF n few days. ra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-21

IROWNSV1LLE-Rivcr feet 10
inches and stationary,
WAItREN-Iiivrr , feet inches.
Weather. raining and mild.
OIL ClTY-River feet 3 inches and
rising. Weather. warm and rain.
GREENSBORO-Rlv feet and
rising. Weather. warm, with rain.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z feet
inch and rising. Weather, cloudy and
warm. us
PITTSBURGH-RIvc ~ feet and
rising, Weather. cloudy md raining
STEUBENVILLE- feet II
inches and rising. Weather. cloudy and
cooler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-21
Along the Landing.

The river here will reach feet or
more on the rise.
The marks at p. m. Tuesday. show
ed . feet inches and rising. Weather,
cloudy and warmer, with rain.
The Greenwood and Avalon have
been ordered out. The latter will be up
for Pittsburgh at p. m to-day, and the
former for Pittsburgh Thursday morn
Ing.
1t Is expected that the big Pitts
burgh- Cincinnati liners. Queen City,
Virginia and Keystone State, will be
ordered out before the close of the
week. 1t Is not known whether the
Hudson will be returned to this trade or
not.