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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- made by Henry Otto and Ricka, his
wife, 10 the undersigned trustee dated
TIE 2Sth day of December. a. ID. ISL, and
recorded in the Clerks office OF the COun-
~ Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia.
in deed OF trust book NO. 4. mage 2Si, l will
on SATU friday, the 2Srd day OF February,
\. ID. lS1S, commencing at 10 o'clOck'A, M,
ut the front door Of the Court House of
said county, proceed To sell TO the highest
aud best bidder the following property:
The east hall OF lot etghty-iour, fronting
twenty live feet on the National road IN
the town OF Triadelphia, and running
back so az to make one fullIot OF SAID town
TERMS OF SALE-Three hundred dollars,
or as much more as the purchaser may
elect, cash; the balance in two equal in
tSllmeutS, PAYABLE six and twelve months
after day OF sale, with interest nom date,
and secured To- tine satisfaction OF the trns-
Gee. A. HEY MANN, Trustee.
RUSSELL & STIFEL, att'ys ialSi
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AmOId Mnn Indy Eminred.

Yesterday morning horse, which
was hitched in the stable of the Ryan
House, on Market street, between Tenth
and Eleventh, became restless and broke
his halter and started out OF the stable At
breakneck speed. As the horse came
through the alley.wsy extending from
the stable 10 Market street, he ran
sgaiust q man named Frank Schuster, q
baker OF East Wheeling, who resides at
No. 96 Alley Is, and knocked him out
into the middle of the street. In falling
Mr.. Schuster struck his head agai ST the
frozen ground and cut about four
inches OF tho skin loose from the right
side of bis head, also broke out four of
his front toeth. Mr.. Schuster was assist
ed in rising, when the blood begun to
flow freely from his mouth and the
wound on his head. After resting on
the pavement for few moments, he
walked to his home unsiGed by any one.
By the time he had arrived at bis home
he had become speeches. from the eff
fccts of his injuries. Dr.. George Bai:d,
who was called, dressed the wounds and
made the sufferer as easy rs possible I'M
der the existing circumstances. Mr..
Schuster was somewhat easier last
evening, having almost recovered his
voice, being able to speak SO that he
could be understood. He is fity-two
years OF age, and it was thought by his
friends, shortly after the accident, that
his injuries would prove fatal. The
horse that injured the man Is owned by
James Nichols, who lives on the bill near
Mt. Wood cemetery. 1t is said that the
animal Is an uLruIy beast, which is in
the habit of breaking loose whenever
hltched.
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|. BLUM & BRO ,

Bleached MusIlns very cheap
L. BLUM s. BRO.
Dress Goods at cost to close.
L. BLUM s. BRO.
Black Silks at wonderful low
prices. I. BLUM s. BRO
Ready Made Cashmere Suits.
4. BLUM s. BRO.
81 so for Black Silks worth
81 SO. 4. BLUM l. BRO.
Travelling suits and DOlmans
L. BLUM g. BRO.
White Spreads and Table
Linens. L. BLUM & BRO.
FianneIs at Cost.
/. BLUM s. BRO.
200 WOrsted Suits displayed.
3. BLUNE s. BRO.
Odds and ends at half prices.
4. BLUM b. BRO.
BARGAINS In every depart
sment at 4. BLUM s. BROS,
IiOl Main street.
p: S-READ LOCALS. fell
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CITY CHIPS.

FIFTY prisoners at the workhouse.
Council tonight.
NEXT Thursday is Valentines day.
TIE Board of Education meets on the
Dist instant.
The Municipal Court meets At ~
o'clock this morning.
ONLY eighteen arrests were made by
the police force last week.
The Butchers Association will cele-
brate at Turner hall tomorrow night.
ONE female retired to the workhouse
yesterday morning, by the police judge.
THE office of the Stsmm House is to
undergo change in appearance shortly.
The Odd Fellows Aid Society held q
meeting at Odd Fellows Hall last even
ing.
Two SQUADS of the Gofi Light Guards
took tilt at target practice yesterday
evening.
TOMORROW is the one hundred and
fiftleth anniversary of the death of Cot
ton Msther.
THE regular term of the Municipal
Court will commence a! the city building
next Monday.
THE young men of Ritchietown are
talking of organizing military compa'
ny at an early day.
THE Finance Committee of the Board
of Commissioners will meet at their
Office al the court house Thursday.
Col. THOMAS HoRNBRooK, the TEN
persnce KING of West Virginia, has our
thanks for temperance documents.
TIE Standards middle section hand
spells it thusly, battalion. 1e shades
Of Noah Webster, look down upon us.
TnE interest in the revivals st the
North street NJ. Z. Church increases
nightly, as many are protesting religion
Mr.. GEORGE ARKLE, the contractor,
has finished spreading stone on the Ma.
tioual Road, from the head of Seventh
street cut to Fulton.
No business was transacted at the office
of the county clerk yesterday. Not even
marriage license nor deed Of any ma
ture whatever recorded.
SOME Of the first-class talent OF South
Wheeling are making the. preliminary
preparations for forming a Glee Club
which shall be without rival in this sec.
ton. t
WE are informed that most if not all
the houses of Catholics throughout the
city will be draped in mourning on Fri
day, the day set for the funeral service,
of the Pope, to be solemnizcd.
THE attention OF the Street Commits.
sioner is called to the so called pavement
on the west side OF Market street, above
Seventh. A load OF cinders or mos.
anything would do instead OF the pres
cnt mud.
CONSTABLE PRICE was handed war
rant Yesterday for the arrest Of one X
NJ. Bowman, prize package peddler,
who has been operating AT Triadelphla,
and who skipped" his board bill at tina.
place. The packages were shipped TO
this city and captured by Constable
Price, who returned them to Frank
Lawson, Bowmsn's landlord. The pro-
prietor of the packages has not been
heard from,
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Nj A R TINS

so. iIl53 Market ST.. is the only first
e'dss Restaurant ia the city. II is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms for
cleanliness of a home, CONT ined with the
best cuisine that can be found in the city.
He keeps on hand the very best the mar
ket affords i'll vegetables, fish, oysters,
game, and everything in season, ana
serves IL mp in manner uneXcelled IN inc
country. He can BE- relied upon always 10
urniSh everything trst-class. iel6
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THE "BESsI" - wa ss.N
4. II. sisaEE, 10y MALI PhiiA'
mrlie- Ky
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p, w. & IA. Railroad News,

The attendance a. the railroad matinee
yesterday afternoon, TO witness the track
laying on the wharf, was quite large.
The track hsd been laid over the north
trestle and now reaches nearly to the
slley north of the st. James Hotel, and
will be pushed rapidly TO completion, SIS
the company is anxious not 70 interfere
with business on the wharf by having the
pavement up longer than is absolutely
necessary.
Tie city authorities notified the con-
tractor yesterday that some of the cobble
stones or other paving material should
be used in the construction of the road
along the waterfront OF the CITY.
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wesley ". L. Church Revival, and
Other HENS,

The revival at this church under the
pastoral labors OF Rev, w. L. Rippey
still continues. The audience room has
been filled to OVERLOOKING every Sunday
night Tor month past. Mr.. Rippey has
become very popular in that section Of
the city. He is untiring in his efforts,
and his zeal has brought to his support
many co-workers. The cordially mani
tested to strangers hiss won many friends.
All classes of people flock to hear his
earnest and deep, but still practical
words. We notice that many members
of other denominations are among the
attentive hearers. About seventy have
been converted, and have connected
themselves with the Church. The indi-
cations are that this number will be con-
sIderably increased before the series of
meetings close. The pastor seems to be
in no wise broken down. He believes he
has work to perform that no other can
do for him, and this he intends to do.
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Levied or for Taxes.

Yesterday morning Sheriff Tingle
levied on the effects Of the Exchange
Bank for S1,57l.52 taxes, low overdue.
Upon consultation of the attorneys re-
presenting both the Sheriff and the
bank, it was decided 10 give the latter
until next Thursday to pay the amount
of taxes. A portion of the banks effects
had been moved out before the terms
were Effected, after which the Sherin's
deputies replaced the things in the bank
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JUDGE sLOTE.

The following initials, rs used by the
Hon. Bardwell Slote, last night TO his
trite and witty sayings will be apprecia-
ted by our many readers who were at
the Opera House: Il Q-Right quick.
j. j. A. "A regular John Jacob Aston.
p. u. Q-Pretty id quick. .. c.
Awful green. +. Physical fact. Ii.
.. F.-High old time. b. N. OF u
Boosted nobility of Europe. 7. Tip
top. d. O.-Distinguished honor. ID.
Odd quick. b. B.--Bully boy.
n. Y.-No use. &. P.--Several pegs.
X. C.-Complete success. F. &. c.
Flying jlm-iams, S. o. T.-Son of tenn
perance. vi. c. Perfectly Independ-
ent gentleman. Not by ID. S.-Not by
a considerable. Il. L. s. Throw up the
sponge. &. H.-Glory halleluyah. n.
M.-Not much. NJ. P.--Merciiul power.
Ii. NJ. Holy Moses. Il. N.-Talk
enough. z. U.-Pull up. i. {. l.
Fret class investment. Z. y. D.-See
old Dart. L. T.-Too thin. n. e. c.
No gum games. }. G.--Glgsltic Joke.
No w. L.-No wooden leg.
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Certificate OF Incorporation.

Yesterday Secretary of State Brady
issued certificate of incorporation to
the "Kanawha Packet Company" for the
purpose of building, buying or hiring,
running and using steamboats,, bsrges,
fstboats and other water crafts on the
Kanawha and Ohio rivers and their trib.
utaries, for carrying freight and passen-
gers, for towing and other legitimate
uses; with the right TO buy and sell bar
rels, salt, coal, lumber, farm products and
other supplies, and to do whatever may
be advantageous in carrying out the
scheme. The principal office of the
corporation is to be kept at Charleston,
Kanawhs county, this State. The GER
tifcste of incorporation is to expire on
February ?, 1898. The capital subscribed
amounts to $500, all of which Is paid in,
and the privilege to increase the capital
stock to $4,000 is reserved. The shares
are 500 each, and are held by John 7.
Hale, Charles Ward, William r. Thsyer,
Noyes Rand and Job f. Thayer, all of
Charleston, West Va. The capital to be
sold hereafter is to be divided into shares
Of like nature.
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NJ. n. G's.

The members of the Matthew'S Light
Guards will meet Thursday evening for
the purpose of electing two officers, a
captain and second lieutenant in the
place of Captain Miller who has been
msde Major OF the First West Virginia
Battalion, and Second Lieutenant Linch
VINO has been appointed Adjutsnt.
Iinch now ranks as first lieu
tenant and is brevet captain.
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Fair.

The fair heretofore announced for the
benefit of ST. Johns German Lutheran
Church will be held in the basement of
that church commencing Thursday, l4th
inst and will continue until Saturday
night. At 1850 o'clock of the las, night
the important question of who is the
most popular young lady will be settled
by awarding handsome gold cameo ring
to the one having the most votes.
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.
pARKER's HALL.

The final rehearsal of the Jubilee
Choir, the ladies and gentlemen WHO are
to lead the singing at Washington Hall
tonight, was held in Parker Hall last
night. The singing promises to be what
was expected of 1t, feature OF the &C.
cssion. The leaders will be Oscar See
ley, Esq aud Prof. A. Ii. Beach. The
temperance people seem to have wskened
to new life and greater energy, and have
arranged to hold a grand mass meeting
as this hall Tomorrow night, at which
those popular and eloquent speakers, Ja-
cob Kemple, L. G. Cracraft, and others,
will address the audience.
GOOD IDEA.
I'll. Noble, Esq, of this city, who h&s
lust returned from an extended lecturinS
tour in the Yves. in the interests OF tenn
persnce, and number of other GENTLE
men are contemplating establishing an
institution to be managed by ladies,
called an Industrial Inn, Free Evangel-
lists Home and Free Employment Bureau.
As we understand it, the plans are SINH
lar to those upon which two institutions
of the kind, one in Detroit and the other
in st. Louis, are based, and which have
welded the most liberal returns, both in
money point of view and the good done
through the influence exerted in them.
1t is proposed TO furnish good substan-
tisl meal tor 10 cents, the meal to consist
of one bowl of soup, steak, chop or roast,
potatoes and vegetables, four slices OF
bread and one cup of coffee. A variety
Of all dishes usually found in a restaurant
will be furnished at five cents each.
A nights lodging, clean, single bed, will
be 10 cents. This is the programme
briefly told, and it is In the hands of gen.
tlemen and ladies whose names are q
guarantee of success.
OTIS HALL.
There was large turn out at this hall
last night Addresses were made by
President Hiram Young and John West
wood.
WASHINGTON HALL.
The committee of ngements have
completed their duties TO a large extent,
and the programme for Tonight is as
iOIlOWS. d. 1iclNlu biCuaIuS WA OtSA
the exercises and make few remarks.
Rev. S. b. BarnitZ will lead in prayer.
After singing by the choir, Mr.. Jacob
Kemple will make the Introductory
speech and address of welcome. The
following is the remainder of the pro-
grsmme: Music, speeches by &. w.
Bags, Robert Marshall, Wilbur True.
man and G .. Davenport, interpreted
with music. The vaIedictory will be
delivered by Mr.. +. &. Cracrsft. The
following is list Of officers, some of
which have not heretofore been pub
lished: Secretary, Thomas Salisbury,
ticket agents, D. G. List and NJ.
Jefers; Superintendent of door, tickets
and literature, Hiram Young; DIS
tributers, VIM. Miller and Wn.
Echolas; ushers, II. Holiday, Milt Nc
Masters and John Russell; door keepers,
Hiram Hszleton and j. II. McFalI.
All members of the different choirs in
the city are cordially invited to seats on
the platform, and the entire audience
are requested to bring their Gospel
Hymn Books both numbers ! and 2 and
ioin in the chorus. Doors will open at
81 o'clock, and exercises commence
promptly at7l o'clock.
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district Alnrm News.

Manager Morgan was engaged in
placing fire alarm gongs in the various
engine houses yesterday. All the ma
chinery for the district fire alarm tele-
graph has arrived except the signal
boxes, which in all probability will be
here and placed in position by the latter
part of this or the first or next week.
The manager has agreed to put an alarm
gong in the house of any member OF the
fire department residing on the line Of
his wires who may desire to have it at q
rent os one dollar per month.
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FOR SALE.

A FINE FARM IN MARSHALL COUN-
n ty, on Big Grave Creek, one ana Il halt
intic east of RoSby's Rock, and adjoining
Ine u. x o. Il. X, containing IS5 acres
AMI - poles, well in proved with
FINE, LARGE DIV ELLING HOUSE,
Stable, orchard &c; a good well in the
ward. There is also some fine Creek Bot
tom land ON Il. VIII b. sold on FEBRU-
AIRY 10th, at public sale, between the
hours OF II and O'Clock, on the premises,
II not sooner disposed OF. For terms, &c,
apply To y. b. GORDON,
ttnIfgi ON the Premises.
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An Elegant Establishment.

An announcement is made in the ad-
vertisng columns of this issue that pre-.
sents q rare opportunity to those con-
templsting housekeeping in the spring.
Messrs. Friend Il Son, one of the largest
and best furniture establishments in the
State, offer their entire stock at cost for
cash. The assortment is almost beyond
parallel, and any article Whatever that
is desired can be furnished. This house
has always held the highest reputation
for integrity and honesty in business
dealings, and now that they advertise to
their customers and the trade in general
that they intend selling at cost we feel
sure they intend doing it, and therefore
we recommend our readers to look to
their interests and give the firm call.
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81. Iobu,. ,,hurcb. Beuwood.

Rev. Father Mckernsn, pastor of St..
Johns congregation, Benwood, will cele-
brs,e three services during the week IN
memory of the Holy Father, viz: Wed.
nesdsy, Thursday and Friday mornings,
services to commence at $50 o'clock.
Father McKernsn will be among the
reverend clergy at the Cathedral on
Friday morning, and participate in the
solemn exercises which will commence 81
1850 o'clock.
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Trninn Heard Erom

Yesterday party of trsmps boarded
a freight train on the {. i T. road, and
when near Weilsyille brakeman named
Lew Moore attempted 10 put them OF.
One OF the tramps showed fight, and
during the rumpus which followed, both
men fell from the train. The tramp. as
is usually the case, was not hurt, but the
brakeman, who was pluckily doing his
duty, hsd his collar bone broken badly.
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A Scare and n Run Away,

Yesterday afternoon, as the steamer
Phseton was blowing her whistle prepsr-
story to backing out, horse attached TO
a small wagon standing on the wharf
became frightened and run against pile
of salt barrels, breaking the wagon and
divesting himself of his harness, after
which he went at bresk neck speed up
the wharf, making everything clear his
track. When last heard from he was
still going.
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A uS SEM ENTS.
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR.

This famous play VS. given at the
Opera house last night by one of the best
companies that has ever visited Wheel
ing. The audience was a very large one
and composed of the highest social eIe-
ment which exists i'll the city. The
people of this city know good
play when they see it, and las: night
they showed their hearty appreciation
by frequent calls upon the leading char
acters and by an almost constant peal OF
laughter. The audience was a critical
one, and was not to be easily thrown into
raptures, but it certainly did manifest its
warmest appropriations.
Mr.. Florence as BGrdtoeH SLote, showed
himself worthy of the praise which has
been so lavishly bestowed upon him, and
displayed q wonderful comprehension OF
the character. Mrs. Florence was rs
good Mrs. Gilhory as could be wished
Tor, and her bulls and blundcrs were
most ludicrous. Her dressing and
rendering OF her part was
thoroughly in keeping with the
true spirit of the character. Miss Kate
Week AS Clara Dart was very fair, and
Miss Belle Melville and Mr.. Frank
Lamb as LaJJy Ray and Charley Brood
were beth natural and pleasant. The
other characters were well played and
handsomely dressed.
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Police Court.

Matte Taylor, colored, for assaulting
Maggie Thompson, fined IS 90 and costs.
Committed.
A. Fenhing, disorderly, fined s. 90
and costs. Execution suspended on pay
ment of costs.
John He'll, dIsorderly, case dismissed.
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Parlor Concert.

a delightful parlor concert wss given
a. the residence Of John E. Mendel, ESQ.,,
Virgins street, Island, last night. The
programme embraced some cholce selec-
lions from the best authors. Among
those present were Mr.. Oscar Seeley,
Misses Neitie snd Rose Sweeney, daugh-
tiers Of Msyor Sweeney, Miss Alice
Rogers. pianist, and host of others. An
elegant repsst was served, ct which full
Justice was done to the yisnds. At q
late hour the party separated, all having
heartily enjoyed themselves.
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An ENJOYABLE Party.

Quite 8 number Of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Arbuthnott met st their resi-
dence last evening, the occasion being
the birthday of Mrs. Arbuthnott, and n
most pleasant and agreeable evening was
spent by those present. At twelve
o'clock . fine collation. was spread, to
which all did ample justice. T. T. Cock
syne with his excellent orchestra WAS in
attendance.
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RIVER news.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated II feet inches in the channel
and rising.
The Thanhauser left for Mstsmorss at
1890 A. NJ. yesterday.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday noon with fine trip of freight
and passengers.
The Abncr O'Neal will leave for Pitts
burgh this morning at 7 o'clock.
The Salt Valley passed down from
Pittsburgh en- route Tor lronton yester-
day.
The Katie Stockdsle passed down last
night for Cincinnati. Jake Voegtly
shipped aboard of her at this port as
second clerk.
The Courier is the Parkersburg boat at
1890 to-day.
The Emma Graham is due up this
morning, en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Hobbs left yesterday morning for
Pittsburgh, with three model bsrges TO
load for ST. Louis.
The Rhodes will pass down some time
tonight, en- route for st. Louis.
The Charley Mcdonald passed up for
Pittsburgh yesterday morning with
tow.
Flags were displayed at half mast at
the wharf yesterday, in respect for Capt.
Abner O'Neal, who died ct Steubenville
yesterday al 3 M.
Captain Porter of the Mstsmoras
packet has not yet fully decided about
putting new machinery on his boat, but
will decide in few days.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February lI.-River 10
feet inches and rising. Weather
fair and cold.
VICKsBURG, February l1.-Westher
clear. River rose II inches. Up-Mor-
gan and Donnally. Down-Chsutesu
and Scuddcr.
LOUISVILLE, February Il.-Weather
clear and cold. Depsrted-U. p.
Schenck, New Orleans; f. H. Durfee,
Pittsburgh. River falling, with 10 feet
10 inches in the canal.
ST. LOUIS. February 1l.-Arrived-
Golddust, New Orleans; Grand Tower,
Vicksburg; City of Chester, Memphis.
River rising with II feet inches in the
channel. Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, February 11.-River %
feet inches and falling. Weather far
and cold. Arrived-Hudson, Wheeling;
Durfee, 81. Louis; Church, New Or
leans. Depsrted-Duriee, Pittsburgh.
New ORLEANS, February ll-Arrived
Williams and tow and John Wood
and tow, Pittsburgh; Lee, Vicksburg;
Katie, Arkopolis and Warner and tow,
st. Louis; Seminole, Ouschits river; Ken
ney, BED river. Weather clear ami cool
Louisville, February ll.-Weather
cold. River rising, with "a and 4.l0
feet on the gauge. Up-Alice, Mary
Miller, IdlewIld, -Elns, Grey Eagle,
Parker and Bowling Green. Down
Ssllie Carney and Silverthorn. Business
dull.
CAIRO, February 11.-Arrived-Rob..
Mitchell and Future City. New Orleans;
Fashion, Pittsburgh; Grand Lake, South;
James ". CAT, Memphis; Colorado,
Vicksburg: EddyvIlle, Nashville. De-
ps-ted-Mitchell, Cincinnati; Future
City, St. Louis CAT, Cincinnati; Grand
Lake, ST. Louis; Colorado.
MEMPHIS, February ll.-River fell :
inches, and stands 20 feet inches.
Weather clear and cool. Arrived-Sow-
land, Little Rocs; Baum, Cincinnati;
Illinois, Vicksburg; Desn Howard, New
Orleans. Msude, 81. Louis. Departed -
Common wealth, Kehlor and Golden City,
New Orleans; Grand Lake, Future City
and Belle Memphis, St. LOUIS; Smoky
City, Pittsburgh.