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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-05-28

Soaps.
Sc Cocoanut Oil, cakes, S cents
Sc Pa IN Oil, 3 cakes, S
Sc Elder Flower, 3 cakes,
Sc Turkish Bath, cakes, 5
Sc Witch Hazel, box of 3 cakes 9 "
Sc Myosatis, :" 9
Sc Tar Soap, 3 cakes, 9
Sc Copco, 8 cakes, IL
l0c Les Violette, cakes Is
loc Les Heliotrope, 3 cakes is -"
l0c LaParisienne, zoe dOZ., 7c cake
Rubber Goods.
No. l, 2 or 3 quart Water Bo ties, Our &c
Gilt Edge" 40 cents
quart o9c Gilt Edge Fountain Syringe,
40 cents
Toilet Articles.
&C Pint Ammonia, 3 cents
Bottle Machine Oil, &c
l0c Petroleum Jelly,
Stationery Department.
PAPER NAPKINS
styles. very pretty, good quality, at the
ridiculous price of &c Tor luO
(Sold only in 100 lots).
Royal Linen, Royal Satin, Two sizes.
II cents
Regularly II cents.
Writings Initial Paper Regularly Csc
box shades of stamping. Is cents
Wedgwood Paper, Cameo effect with
''New Haven. Conn.,, +" or City of Ems, "
in white The correct thing. Regularly rs
cents Is cents
Art Needlework.
lOc Sofa Pilows--fancy weaves, &c
Every zoe and 63c Bureau Scarf, 3ec
Art Ticking Table Cover, 25c, &c
No. 5, 6 or 8 Linen Baitenberg Braid,
SO yd pcs, loc
H. S. Linen Bureau Scarfs. were 79c,
48c |
Table Cover Fringe-was l0c, &c yd |
Notions.
10c Nainsook Covered Dress Shields, DC
Millward's Needles, papers for sc
l5c Satin Belt Hose Supporters, 8
sgd piece Goff's Angora Braid, 7c
Brooks soft finish Cotton, 3 spoOIs, 81
Lion Hooks aud Eyes, always Sc card, b
Good Pins, 3 papers for Sc
Modes Patterns.
Always l0c Now Sc
Our complete line of gold handle SOC best
steel S issors-all sizes, 25c ca
Our Csc line of Shears--any shape or size
Choice l5c
Initial Belts.
In best morocco and suede feathers, with
n inch brass or nickel initial. Regular 90
cent value.
Alteration Sale Price, 80 cents.
Dog Collar Belts, the best yet offered
Regular 80. kind, IS cents
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Our very successful
Sale of Ribbons, will be
continued in connection
with t h e Alteration
Sale.
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50 cents.
IS cents,
% cents.
Mems Fancy Hose.

Alteration Sale Price, &C pr.
In figures. dots and stripes
black. blue and red grounds. AL
ways sold from Is to IL cents.
Sizes 81 to IL.
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Initial Belts.

In best morocco and suede feathers, with
n inch brass or nickel initial. Regular 90
cent value.
Alteration Sale Price, SO cents.
Dog Collar Belts, the best yet offered.
Regular 80. kind, 15 cents
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Percales and Colored Lawns.

Alteration Sale Price, 61ac. yd.
In light, medium and dark color
ings, one yard wide-the kinds that
usually sell at 10 and 121a cents.
Embroidered Flannels.
Alteration Sale Price, 40c. I'D.
Fine white Flannels, handsomely
embroidered in pretty patterns-the
regular rs cent quality.
Table Damasks.
Alteration Sale Price. 48c. yd.
Al-linen, half bleached, 70 inches wide.
Worth IS cents.
Al-linen, silver bleached, oS inches wide.
Wcrth 70 cents.
Irish dsmase full b,eached, 66 inches
vide. Worth o. cents.
A handsome line of patterns to
choose from, in the above.
Napkins.
Alteration Sale Price, ST.. OF doz.
All-linen, Irish Napkins, full
bleached, in the newest and most
popular designs. Worth $2.25.
Bleached Sheets.
Alteration Sale Price, SIC.
Made of the standard Dwight
Archor, Pequot and Atlantic Cot
tons, with and Inch hens These
are torn, so that they will have
straight seams when washed. and
are 25B yards long, by IA yards
wide. Regular price 70 cents.
Cottons.
Alteration Sale Price, nc I'D.
Wamsutta and New Bedford Cot
tons, S to 20 yard pieces--bleached,
one yard wide. This is the best
quality cotton made and is worth IA
cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Owing to the great guam
tity of goods to be marked
down, we shall be unable
to open the store Monday
until 1890 o'clock.
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Bargains in
Muslin Underwear.

This is new line of goods that we were foru-
nate in getting at half price. Manufacturer found
that he could not turn out such uperor garments,
in materials, making and trimmings at such low
prices, owing to the rapid advance in the mar
ket, of cotton and embroderes He turned over
to us all that he had hand, at just one-half their
actual value You'll recognize their real worth at
glance
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Buckles,
cents.

Is cent kind for 10 cent!
Set of -four Collar Buttons, lOc kind
w in. Brass Initials, l9c kind, 5 for rs :"
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mus y shot time nscarent uspMntr
the k,too Got
about e than mansd
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an h possible d case m pm
n~ h yM Mya nat
allowed
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Corset Covers.
At I2H cents OF cambria; high
neck. Worth lo cents,
At rs cents-Of cambria; French
style, ending at waist line, torchon
lace trimmed; also of muslin.
high neck trimmed with dainty
embroidery. Worth rs cents.
Chemises.
At 40 scents-Of muslin; yoke of
embroidery insertions alternating
with clusters of fine tucks, narrow
cambria rufle around neck and
armholes. Worth SO cents,
Drawers.
At 40 cents-Of muslin; dainty
embroidery rufle with four tucks
above. Worth so cents.
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$1,000
Tailored Suits,
Alteration nn
Sale Price %o'VV
IT'S a pity to sell these
handsomely t ailored,
good looking suits, at
this low price.

They're in homespuns, venetians
and cheviot serges, in grays and
browns, also a few blacks. An odd
lot (about d } including all sizes.
Among them are double breasted
and open Etons, double breasted
semi-ftting REFERS. and a few fly
front effects. Hardly worth while
to talk about them, for they'll be
gone in jiffy.
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Upholsteries and
Lace Curtains at
Alteration Sale Prices,

Nottingham Curtains and ;
pairs of a pattern--copies of the
more expensive handmade goods.
$3.50 kind, oSc pr
LIS $i.25
$50 10 2.89 1913 -"
500 to4.oo 200
Irish Point Curtains--2 and 8
pairs of pattern.
Former Prices. Sale Prices,
Sc 90, $50, 700 So %
$50, 90. 5.oS
900, 1000, 1880, $50
Renaissance, Cluny and Marie
Antoinette Curtains
Were Now.
$3.50, 700, $50, 800, $5.oS
900. $50, 1000, HOO, $50
400, 1900, 1900, 1850, 1923
Tapestry Manufacturers
samples-mostly all "a inches
square, in silk, mercerized cotton,
and silk-and linen-in figures and
Oriental stripes.
Sale prices &c, I5c, 2oc.
At half price. 3oc and ACC
Fibre Carpet--36 in, wide, revers-
ible, in figured and plain effects,
Worth 40c. 2oc yd
OIL CLOTH-Good quality, | and
2 yards wide. in variety Of new
designs and colorings. Worth
rs cents. Sale price 1oc yd
LINOLEUMS-In excellent color
combinations-very fine qualities,
~ and 2 yards wide, Worth
SO cents. 1870 yd
Cotton and Straw
Warp Japanese and China)
jointless, in variety of colors and
designs,
Yard 15c, Roll, 20 yds So, 60
Roll, 40 yds, SAoS
IAMMOCKS - Our special is:
Regular size. close weave, pillow
and steel spreader. Worth vi. SO
o8e ca
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Night Gowns
At so cents Of muslin; high
neck, yoke of embroidery inser-
tioas and clusters of fine tucks;
cambria ruffle finished with feather
stitching, on neck, down front and
on sleeves. Worth rs cents.
Skirts.
At rs cents-Of muslin, cambria
UMBRELLA founce with deep rufle
of embroidery, Sizes in this lot
are only in So and SO length
one of the best values in the sale.
Worth easily SIPS
At 90 cents-Of muslin; umbrella
hounce of fine embroidery inser-
ton and edge. Worth $l.50
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Modes Patterns.

Always l0c Now Sc
Our complete line of gold handle SOC best
steel S issots-al sizes, 25c ca
Our Csc line of Shears--any shape or size
Chnice &c
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10c Nainsook Covered Dress Shields, DC
Millward's Needles, ? papers for sc
15c Satin Belt Hose Supporters,
sgd piece Colts Angora Braid, 7c
Brooks soft finish Cotton, 3 spoOIs, 81
Lion Hooks aud Eyes, always Sc card, d
Good Pins, 3 papers FOR Sc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-12
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
A Number of Cases From Third Judi
cial District Acted Upon.

cial District Acted upon.
Yesterday, in the. supreme court of
appeals, the following cases from the
Third judicial district, Judge Holt, were
acted upon, and others from the same
district are to come up to-day:
P. C. DaIleys Administrative VS.. Dry
Fork Railroad Company, writ Of error,
from Randolph county, was continued.
Greer & Lalng vs. Barrett, ct al. ap-
peal and suparsedeas, Tucker county,
continued.
Isaac n. Grlnes vs, S, A, Bainbridse,
writ of error, Taylor. county continued
state OF West Virginia vs.. Dry Fork
Railroad Company, writ of error, Ran
dolph county, continued.
w. w. Bowman VS.. Dewing & Sons
writ or error Randolph county, con-
tlnued.
Up. Bryan ct al, vs.. c. B. Clark ct al
appeal and supersedeas, Tucke: county
submitted.
c. NJ. Hebb vs.. county court, Tucker
county ct al, writ of error, submitted
Samuel V. Woods, trustee VS.. ira
Ward, appeal ana supersedeas, Barbour
county, submitted.
z. Kendall VS.. c, H Scott, ct al, ap-
peal, Randolph county, sumbItted'
State Of West Virginia vs.. A. b. Par
sons, writ of error, Tucker county, sub
mitted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-12
The Commencement Week Exercises
at West Liberty Are Now On.
UCo,nn,enceuant Davu wedDeadav

Inc commencement week G1eEClSeB
at West Liberty Are Now On.
Commencement Day" Wednesday.
The commencement week exercises
at West Liberty are on. The students
were treated to an interesting and in
structive lecture last night in Academy
hall by Prof. Robert A. Armstrong, OF
the chair of English at the state uni
versIty, and for several years principal
OF the normal school at West Liberty.
Prof. Armstrong spoke on Literature"
and his talk was considered a rare
treat by the large audience. which em-
braced townsmcn besides the student
body.
The senior class will hold their class
entertainment this afternoons an occa-
sion always looked forward to with de-
light, for it is when the graduates
roast" each other, the faculty. and all
who come within the range of their an
mostly, SO to speak. The annual lin
guai battle between the irving and
Bryant literary societies will take
place this evening, and the hall has
been deliberately decorated with the
Bryant blue and the irving white, the
respective society colors. Almost as
hot nc presidential election is this
contest, and partlsans let their feelings
run loose.
The commencement will take place
tomorrow at 10 n. m. In the after
noon there Will be literary entertain
ment and the week will close with the
alumni meeting and entertainment In
the evening. Melster's band is furnish.
ing the music for the exercises and
with good weather there will be a big
commencement crowd on hand to.
morrow morning. w.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-12

Britain and ireland the mileage in
creased per cent in comparison with
80 for this country.
Population considered. the United
States has more railroad than any other
of the large nations, as It possesses one
mile of road to every s1S people. In
Germany the number Of Inhabitants to
the mile of road is 1866, in European
Russia and Finland 4,O7g, in Belgium
1851. British North America leads rela-
lively to Its population, US 1t has one
mile of line for every 81 Of It's inhabI-
tants.
Railroad building In Asia has been
phenomenal In the four years covered
by the report. as the per cent of In
crease is IS. the figure being contributed
to largely by the Siberian railroad In
JAPAN, Asia Minor and Aslatlc Siberia
there has been great activity in railroad
construction. An interesting fact Is
that British India now has about $40
miles of railroad more than Great Brit
ain and Ireland, while At the close Of
1897 the position was reversed in favor
of Great Britain and ireland by nearly
400 miles. In British India there are
1855 inhabitants for every mile Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-12
Meeting of Miners.

Coal miners from wegee and Glendale
gathered at the latter rlace last night.
and discussed the mining scale and
other matters pertaining to this district.
The principal speaker was d. II. sullI-
van, OF coshocton, vice president OF the
Ohio miners organization, Mr.. Sullivan
said the prospects were very bright for
a conference of the miners and opera
tors Of the Wheeling district, to settle
on scale. The conference will occur
In about two weeks. The New Phila-
delphla scale. or close neIghbor of 1t
is wanted. This evening Mr.. sullivan
and T. L. Lewis go to steubenville with
view of settling controversy in that
city.
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EATS ANYTHING
Since LeavInR % ooftee.

'I wish to give my experience with
coffee for the benefit of other people.
used Goirce for several years, and was
n terrible sufferer from dyspepsia. The
doctor told me not to use coffec or tea,
and put me on II light diet, and felt
better.
"Theu I commenced to drink coffee
again, and had the same trouble
come on.
zone day told friend about It,
who said II would stop drinking cot-
fec altogether ! would feel better, and
advised me to use Postum Food Coffee
In It's place.
Il tried the Postum, but did not like
e, 80 / told him about &, and he said
didn't cook 1t right. that is, didn't
boil II long enough, and TINT should
use cream instead of milk. and to make
sure | wawld sse It, he sent u package
to the house,
After | used that package would
have no moro coffee In the house. Now
don't know what It liz to have dys-
pepslu. and can eat anything, also
give Postum to my two children, and
they are the hculthlcst children you
could find anywhere. The youngest IS
Il boy, thirteen months old, and we hnvc
been giving him Postum for seven
months.ythrcc times day, He weighs
thirty pounds, and know that Postum
IL what keeps both OF them 30
healthy
81 think all people who have dyspcp-
sia get It from coffee drinking,
Yours truly, Mrs, Jnp StrinEcr. 90
s, Florida Ave, Atlantic City. N. j."
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

Excursions to Atlantic City-cape.
May, Sea Isle City and Ocean City,
N. j., Ocean City, Md, and Reho-
both Beach, Del, at Very Low
Rates, Thursdays, June 2s, July
1s and 90, August 8 and 90.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad have
arranged series OF Popular SeRshore
Excursions. to be run on Thursdays,
June 2S, July II and 20. August and
90, to atlantic City. Cape May, Sea Isle
City and Ocean City, N. j., Ocean City,
Md, and Rehoboth Beach, Del. Tickets
will be good sixteen Q6) days, includ-
ing date of sale,
Stop-overs will be allowed on the re-
turn trip at Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington on tickets sold to New
Jersey resorts. and at Baltimore and
Washington on tickets sold TO Ocean
City, Md. and Rehoboth Beach. Del.
For tickets time OF trains, sleeping
and parlor car accommodations, call on
or address Y. c. Burke, passenger and
ticket agent, Wheeling.
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THE RAILROADS.

The Prusslan minister of public works
has issued his yearly table of statistics
OF the railroads of the world. The docu-
ment shows that the United States has
maintained Its place at the head of the
van so far as railway development Is
concerned. The total mileage OF tracks
In the United States at the close OF 1898
is given as 1925, which does rot quite
agree with the figures OF the Interstate
commerce commission. The latter body
reported that in June, 1898, the aggre-
gate was lSG.396.32.
Several interesting facts are to be
gathered from the table. It is seen, for
example, that the United States has
5000 per cent OF all the railroad mileage
OF the world, which Is 1925 out OF a
total Of 1865 miles, This country also
has 1875 miles more than all Europe
and Africa and 4,2i5 more than all Eu-
rope and Australia,
In view OF the fact that railroad
building in the United States bus been
rapid for the last few years, barring
the period Of Anauclal depression, it Is
surprising to learn that In four years
the ratio Of increase IN milcag1 was but
80 per cent, while for the entire world
II was O.4. This is accounted for in
part by the fact that rorsome tlme this
country has been well supplied, II not
ovor-supplled, with railroad lines and
that recently great strides in building
have been made in countries not 80 well
equipped,
Germany AustrIn, Hungary, Russia
and Belgium added mort mileage to
their systems in the four years than did
the United tsatts, and oven in Great
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Mnrouette, on Lake superior,

Is one OF the most charming summer re-
sorts reached via the Chicago. Milwau-
kec \ st. Paul Railway.
Its hCnlthful location, beautiful seem
cry, good hotels and complete lmmun-
ity from hay fever. make n summer
outing ut Marquette, Mich. very nttrac-
tive from the standpoint OF health, rest
and comfort,
For copy Of "Tho Lake Superior
Country" containing description OF
Marquette and the copper country, Od-
dress, with four 90 cents In stamps to
pay postage, Geo, IL, Hcanord, General
Passenger Agent Chicago, III.
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A Trip up the Great Lakes

or to some OF the many beautiful sum-
mer resorts OF Michigan or Canada IL a
nice way to spend your summer vaca-
tion. There is Hreat variety Of these
trips to select from. The rates are very
reasonable, The Wheeling & Lake
Erie operates n buffet parlor car SER
vice between Wheeling and the Great
Lakes region, which VIII make your
Journey cool, clean and comfortable.
Meals n In Carte. Carefully trained
and courteous porters to cater TO your
wants, Write or call on s. Sherman,
travelling passenger agent, % City
Bank building. for information as to
rates, routes, boat connections, etc.
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ANNUAL CONVENTION

Musical Teachers Association, Des
Moines, IOwR-Half Rates Via Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad.
On June II to 81. inclusive the Baltl-
more 4 Ohio Railroad Company Will
sell excursion tickets from all local
stations to Des Moines, Iowa, at rate
OF one fare for the round trip. account
Annual Convention Musical Teachers
Association, Tickets viii be good for
return until June %, 1900.
For further Information call on or
ticket agent, Wheeling.
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ROSES, towering shrubs and
plants at lowest prices, Extra fine
and large selection. Catalogue free
Reid's Nurseries, Tel. bs, Bridgeport,
Ohio. this
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DIED.

HENsHAW-on Sunday, June 10. 1900, a.
$3.50 Il M, CELIA, wife Of Edward
Honshaw,
Funeral from her late residence, West
bridgeport, Ohio, this Tuesday after
noon at . o'clock Friends OF the fam
lily are invited to attend
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GOOD Union Workmanship at G, w,
SEABRlGHT's SON, Twcnty-sccond
ana Nam Streets,
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,NtY Stock OF Fancy SpItIngs Is the
largest aud cheapest In the city.
c, w, sEABRIGHTS son, Tho Tailor.
Twonty-Bccond and Main Streets.
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Benwood's Commencement Tonight

oBu"OuA . SOAAAASASSAAASAS @S-AAA 49,
The fourteenth annual commencement
exercises of the Central Benwood public
school, will be held ut the Benwood NJ.
E. church this evening. The following
programme will be rendered:
Muslc-"VIctory" March.
Invocation, ....,.... Rev. z. w. Metzenthln
MuSic-"Americn" Overture.
Oratlon-"Americn' Progress" ....,,...
..................Wil William Sumner Leach
orntion-"I.itG's True Ideal ......:,,.::
.....,.......,,...,.....A Cecellh doyt
MusIc-"LoVe Letters
oratlon-"The Good Old Times" .......
................,.....'..E tnel irene Lacey
Oration-"Be True TO YOurself" ........
.................D Daisy Frances Shepqrd
Muslc-"BluC and the Gray"
Oration-"Whnt Is Worth While"..,...
................Je Jennie Romano Edwards
oratlon-"The Heritage Of the Twenti-
eth Century 49, ;i,.,.,;..:.''y.r. 49,.
NIusIc-"Sounds from Switzerland"
Presentation Of Diplomas. ..........."..
........ Principal Charles Z. Carrigan
Music-"Colored Major"
Benedlctlon. .,...,.,.......R Rev. g. w. Bent
Music by Mayors Orchestra.
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KRAUs BROS.
Guaranteed
at........
$40, SIP
and SIS.

We guarantee our Serge Suits So others you may say
However guarantee may may much depends
from It
Serge Suits the lowest priced, dyed with govern
nents their worst
as ever Coats either single double
breasted skeleton half OF lined.
idea $40 Sl2 and 915 serges by
ing What others show at $12. SIS and 500
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-12

The radical Bryan men had full
control of the Jefferson county Demo
cratic convention yesterday at steu-
benvllle. H. H. McFadden was chair
man and w. NJ. Trainer secretary.
Frank Burns, Mclean man, who was
deposed as chairman, made a speech at
the opening OF the convention, which
was full Of recrlmnatIons. John NJ.
Francis was nominated for county COM
missioner, and w. A. strayer for In
Urinary director. The resolutions en-
iorsed Bryan, the 1896 platform and the
initiative and referendum. They de-
nounce trusts. Imperialism and miltar-
ism. ]. L. Beatty was endorsed for del
egate to Kansas City Delegates to the
state convention are: II. II. McFadden,
Jasper Ball, John Johns, j. C. Smith. IL.
A. Bell, w. C. Bell. Alternates, w. A.
strayer, John ConIff, ]. F. Mitchell, ]. L..
ovIngton, j. j. Berncrt, S. Z. LOTUS.
Delegates were selected to the congress
sIonal convention.
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WILL beat them nll-the big A. o.
U. W. Picnic, Wheeling Park, We'd
nesdny.
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PROGRAMME
Song Recital by Mr.. Henry W.
Hughes, BassO,

Song Recital by Mr.. Henry W.
Hughes, BassO,
at the Casino, wheeling Park, Thursday
night, June II, 1900, assisted by Mrs
Flora williams, soprano, Mr.. Edward
Ilumenberg. violinist: Air. Herman NJ
Shockey, accompanied. and Mr.. VIM. ].
Fallk, pianist and accompanied.
Part I.
l. PianO-"Mnreh Ailita! ss,,,,;;:s, .ra,,.,,o
''''''''''''''''' Mr.. Fax. - =
2. song-"Hybrlas, the, crotan'' -. Elliott
Mr.. Hughes,
3. Aria-"The Mad Scene from Lucia
ii Lammermoor ".;............DonlEetp
Mrs; Williams. ,,,.,,..,,u,,.
VlOlin-"F @y' BP"mcn i;;; N'eOSt'np'
8. Grand Aria-"Don Carlos ........Verdi
Mr.. Hughes.
Part II.
IS "A Welding OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
!. sonss:-
(c) young Richard" ..".J
Mr.. Hughes.
5. VioIn-"cavntina" ..,..".... HoIiandef
Mr. Blumenberg.
(a) S'Die Asrn". ..............R ubinsteih
(b) "a May Morning" .,.......,.., pen1e
10. Song-"Wanderer' Return" Schumann
Mr., Hughes.
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