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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-19

ALL sheet music at half price; also a
lot Of soiled music at DC and l0c per
copy, at W. $. Hutchins' art and music
store.
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McFAODEN l. SHEPPARD,

DUILDERs. 1910 MARKET STREET (Ys.
I'D trance three doors above Custom HOuss
All classes 81 Buildings erected promptly aud
satisfactorily Plans and Specifications prepared
and estimates furnished on application. Careful
supervision given N buildings. Parties desiring
" erect new, OF N make improvements on prcs
ent building, and tho@e needing any vork la
our line, will DO well Ia call or address ~ above
spriso ncFADDES A SHEPARD.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis

LWAl-PAN-HANDLE hOVIt.
Time table for East and West, Nov. 10, lNie.
Trains leave Panhandle Depot, lOOt Ol EIeFehh
street. near public landing, daily, except sun
daN - follows.
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NEW Feed AND SALE Stables

NTESSRs. TERRELL a fAUBfL HAVE
WI opened new Feed aud sa,e stables GA Mar.
kdt street, Immediately above the new Iron
bridge, where they will give a hearty welcome
a. all who will favor them with their patronage
Horses PLACED In their charge will he fsithiully
cared for FERRkIsL a FAUBfi..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-19

Az extra good Supper will be served
at the Thomson NJ. +. Church tins
evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-19

St,ubenville accommodation leaves Bellsire no
4:5P. ". Bridgeport al 900, and arrives at o,eu-
beuville az t.l' p. ".
Leaves SteuhgUyille a. 5.50 A. NJ, Bridgeport
A. $50 A. NJ: arrive al 4, llaigv at $40 A. NJ
The -teubeuvi'le Accom- uU. lat.uD, In addition
20 their regular trip to and from Steubeuvi.lc
will make the following trips between Belldire
and Martins Ferry.
Bridgeport 10 Martins Ferry ......-.....l0S5 A. "
&c .............. .o5 p. NJ
kellalre......-. ,..... IT -au A. ".
...s....... ...s.ss ......sss.s hsi' o.. A.
Ouuiug when rpVuiryJ 40 sherman House,
toaviflr West Wheeling and Gravel Hill
Ticket, and baggage checks TO all principal
ooints I'm the Fast aud West can be procured 40
me ticket Office in Bridgeport r. K MY EkN,
60 General PASSENGER 4 Ticket gen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-19

DoN'r fail to attend the Social and
Supper at the Thomson VI. +. Church
this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-19

\ FINE 7-stop, two sets of Reads Pei
oubet, Pelton x Co.'S Organ for only
$50. Sold at Shockey * Co.'S, 1908 Mar
ket street.
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Go to the Social and supper at the
Thomson VI. T.. Church this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-19

ELEGANT Piano Covers very cheap at
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
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STONE & THOMAS
COMPOSITION ROOFING.

T BIG LEAVE To INFORM NY OLD PAT
i rOns and the public generally. that am ono"
more engaged In tho roonng business, and ould
most respectfully solicit the liberal patronage
heretofore extended me.
have been engaged In this business On aud
on for the past thirty. i've years and some Of my
work l. still exhnt and substantial - when
first done BY permission refer ~ the follow
Ing persons aud firms A. J. Sweeney q Son.
Capt samuel Mason, James Boiley, A ARMSTRONG.
Cocn 4 Co., Capt John Mcclure, q. Welty Bro,
Theodore klievls and other
All orders left At AndersOn's blacksmith shop.
below the pOs,Ofice. or my residence. 3ii Mar
kct street will be- promptly attended to.
or2loawb JAMES q. WHITE
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MARTINS FERRY.

George SChreiner, proprietor OF the
sherman House, died Wednesday night
after a brief sickness Of five days. The
funeral will take place next Sunday.
Col. Charlesworth was in town yes
terday.
Yesterday morning, at the residence
Of Vim. Clark, Esq, Mr.. George Smith
was united in marriage with Miss Ada
Clark, Rev. q. w. Chalfant officiating.
The happy couple left on the IL o'clock
train for a trip through the West.
The funeral of Mr.. Edwards, a boiler
in the .Etna mill, who died Wednesday
night, will take place to-day. lnterment
in Walnut Grove Cemetery, under the
direction OF Belmont City Lodge, |. q.
o. +.
The bridge inspectors OF the c. Il f..
r. H. passed over the road yesterday
in a special car.
Campmeeting begins to-day in the
Grove.
Miss Sarah Crag has been visiting
friends in New Concord, o., the past
week.
The Masonic social last Tuesday night
was grand success. Every one pres
eut seemed 70 enjoy themselves hugely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shreve started 10 Hud-
son 70 be present AZ the commencement
of the Western Reserve College, where
their son Wister completes his college
course and receives his diploma. From
there they 90 TO Cleveland TO visit and
to Columbus, where Professor Shreve,
as a member OF the State board of school
examiners, assists at the examination OF
candidates for permanent certificates
WfrfiU'y Fprrl Mars.
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FORMING A STATE BAR AS
ISOLATION.
Preliminary Meeting.

meeting Of the members of the
bar of the State of West Virginia, held
i'm the Supreme Court OF Appeals room,
June ~. 1879. on motion Hon. J. A..
Hutchinson, of Parkersburg, was chosen
President.
ON motion OF NJ. r. Grouse, OF Wet
eel county, L. 5. Jordan was chosen
Secretary.
Col. ID. ID. Johnson then addressed
the meeting in reference to the object OF
the organization.
On motion Of NJ. Il. Grouse, 4 com
mittee OF three We're appointed TO draft
a constitution and bylaws.
The following named gentlemen were
appointed upon the Committee on Con-
stitution: VI. X. Grouse, of Wetzel;
Col. ID. n. Johnson, OF Tyler, and Col.
Robert White.
Judge Kennedy moved that when
this meeting adjourn, II meet ut the call
of the committee, at Wheeling, at the
adjourned session Of the Supreme Court
i'm september, 1879, and that commit
tee Of invitation be appo. nted to invite
the members of the bar 10 attend said
meeting.
The committee appointed on invita-
ton were Judge J. W. Kennedy, OF
Ohio; J. A. Ewing, Of Marshall, and G.
r. &. Allen, OF Ohio.
On motion of Col. White, this meet
ing adjourned to meet at the call Of the
committed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-27
Severe Accident.

Yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock, an
accident occurred at the Top mill blast
furnace that may prove fatal. a man
named Thomas Lynch, who is employ
cd ut the furnace, was stopping under
the elevator to light his pipe at lamp
sitting there, when the cage descended
upOn him, crushing him to the frame
work. His perilous situation WAS seen,
and he was at once relieved and removed
to his residence back OF Bells foundry.
DR.. Harvey was summoned and found
him in dangerous condition. The in
juries, which were mostly internal, were
about the base of the brain and the
small of the back, and he was suffering
all over from the effects OF the terrible
squeeze. Reaction had setin last night,
and should he escape Inflammation he
may recover
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River News.


The river is still growing lower by de-
grees and beautifully less. The gauge
showed about feet last night.
When people speak about the Clover
Ohio" now it includes the whole
stream.
\ private letter from Louisville says
the Towards, OF Jacksonville, are
working on eight new steamboats,, and
have their hands full.
There have been no arrivals or depar-
lures at Pittsburgh for one week, and
the wharf presents a very deserted APP
pearance.
The new Wheeling and Parkcrsburg
packet is rapidly approaching compile
ton, at Sweeney's landing,
The river men want about a days
steady rain to make them happy once
more.
The Baltic aud barges ere still lying
up at Benson's Ferry. The Pittsburgh
Commcrrinl-Gd:cie says: Capt. John
Porter, owner of the famous tow boat
bearing his name, was in the city yes
terday. He reports that the barges OF
the Baltic are being brought up from
Wheeling as fast as they are unloaded
by small tow boats.
Col. Merrill wants to obtain a col
lection of photographs OF Ohio and
Mississippi steamboats, in order 10 send
them 10 France as illustrations OF
American practice on inland rivers.
The Alice, John l.. Rhoads, Cherokee
and an army of tow boats are at Pitts
burgh trying to keep their hulls wet in
what little dampness there is left in the
river there If it wasn't so low, we'd
say, "Dry up or get up" No wonder
UncleS Sam SAYS, "Dam the Ohio riverW
and the towboatmen help him to dam
it.-Lo,isldUc CD.
ST. LOUIS, June 2G.-Arrived - Gil
more and bargcs, New Orleans; Maude
Nicksburg. Departed-Red Wing, st.
Paul; Clifton, Cincinnati. River fallen
) inches, with IL feet by gauge. Heavy
rain this morning and very warm
NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-Arrived-
Jas. Howard, st. Louis. Weather clear;
thermometer SO.
VICKSBURG. June %. Weather cloudy
with light rain; thermometer 81. River
stationary. Arrived-COlorado.
MEMiTUs, June 27.-River rose 3
inches. Departed-Future City, New
Orleans; Mcdonald, Ohio river.
NASHVILLE, June 26.-River falling
with rs inches on the shoals.
LOUISVILLE, June 26.-Weather clear
and warm. River falling, with 9 feet
10 inches in the canal. Departed
ID. Parker, Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, June D. Arrived -
Bowling Green. Departed-Dick John
son, Cannelton; Arkansas Belle, Cairo;
Bowling Green, Browling Green. Wea-
ther warm. River feet and falling
CiNcINSATI, June 26.-Riyer 5 feet s
inches and falling Weather partly
cloudy and warm. The Lyttle was
raised this afternoon and will be t1wed
b. the city 70 morrow.
CAIRO, June 2G.-Arrived-Guid
S.ar, New Orleans; City OF Alton. New
Orleans; City OF Nicksburg, St. Louis.
Departed-Guiding Star, Cincinnati;
City Of Alton, ~. Louis. River II
feet and falling Weather cloudy; ther-
mometer so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-27

Waite, read a charming little thing
called "a Last Will and Testament. =.
Her voice is rs clear as bell, ana
her bearing on the stage graceful
and commanding, In one oil the
bouquets Of which she was made
the recipient was deposited a massive
chased gold band ring, present rom
some admiring friend in the audience.
Minnie II. White and Lillian ID;
White. two charming sisters, followed
one another, the formers essay being
entitled, "They Say" and the latter $
What is the Price," Annie NJ.
Woodbury. enlarged upon the adage,
Every Cloud has a Silver Lining,
giving il a practical application TO the
real circumstances of lie. ketta
Wuolvington INDUCED some hopes ana
memories under the title OF Prospect
and Retrospect Miss Lizzie Woods
read the last essay, the subject being
Spleen" She was made the recipient
OF a handsome volume At the close OF
the reading of her essay. The two
Young gentlemen from the Eighth ward
were also presented with books by
friends.
Among the floral offerings, of which
all the members of the class received q
profusion in testimony of the apprecia-
ton Of their friends for their efforts TO
entertain them, were some elaborate
and beautiful pieces. One cross ana
anchor were worthy of special notice.
Some of the baskets were as finely con-
structed and contained as rare flowers as
any We have ever seen.
The formal presentation OF diplomas
was made By DR.. Baird, President
of the Board of Education, who
very considerably omitted any remarks
further than the mere announcements
necessary on the occasion.
In the audience we noticed several
teachers from abroad, among them Miss
Jane Anderson, of Bellaire, and Mr.
James Hall, of Uniontown.
At one time during the exercises r
panic was created in the audience by a
report that the gallery was unsafe, and
was about 10 fall. The impression
was caused by the cracking OF the wall
M the iuncture with il OF the gallery. II
gained such credence that the advisa-
bilitv OF suspending the performances
and asking those in the gallery to retire
was discussed. The fear was unneces-
sarv. however, rs the supports of the
gallery are fully able to support a much
larger crowd than can get in it, and are
not in the least impaired.
Prof Hervey no doubt feels proud OF
the class that acquitted themselves with
such unvarving credit last evening, and
they have reason to feel proud Of him,
and to remember with pride and atfec-
ton all the teachers who have aided in
training their minds in the past.
We heard it generally remarked that
no institution OF learning has ever
turned out class of such invariably
handsome young ladies. 1t is indeed
seldom that so many pretty girls are
found together on such an occasion.
and they all showed the grace OF their
minds rs attractive and charming as
that OF their persons.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 28.-The Drorers' Jour
nal reports hog receipts $4,000 head /;
shipments 5000 head; quality fair; mix
ed packing quiet but firm at 9 G2(I3 s.;
lard hogs 3 90(G3 %; choice heavy and
Philadelphias s. 906,4 90 light s. $50
4 90; market closed firm and all sold.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; ship
ments 300 head. Market duh and drag
ging good 10 choice heavy - 1904 90;
fair to good shippings4 20a4 80; grasers
g 1904 40; stockers g OOdS 20; butch
ers' easy; cows and heiicIs % 0odi %;
bulls az O0G2 %; not all void.
Sheep-Recpipts 900 head shipments
$40 head. Market % 10 40 cts. lower at
50 20Cg 81.
New York, June 26.-Beeves-B Barely
one car load was received and very
little trade. The tone OF the market
was nominally unchanged. Dressed
beef very slow, eos the extreme for
native sides and 5Ca6 for Texans. Ship.
ments to-day $40 alive and 800 quarters.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head. No sale
for ordinary to fair sheep except at the
lowest figures Of the yesu, including
common 10 fair at 3G4 Exporters
used about 300 withers at = 75s5 10
per 100pO1nds. Lambs dull but more
firmly held Several carloads of
Southern aud Western lambs at 81 OO(S
5 Is. Shipments 300 he'd alive and
200 carcasts.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head. Dressed
hogs fairly steady at s. l2l@5 G2i,
but slaughters report a small demand
for alive; few sold for - 90 per 100
pounds; nominally quotei at s. 900
4 10 per 100 pounds.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June 26.-Ho2s-Steadv
with a good demand; common s. OOG
3 s.; light s. zoos 50; packing g 50
IA 90; butchers 81 OOto4 80. Re-
ceipts 100 head; shipments 800 head.
St. Louns.
81. LOUIS, June 26.-Hogs-Weak;
only moderate sale; Workers and Balti-
mores 8 6Ot93 so; smooth heavy 10 Sc
lect 8 T5(SS 80. Receipts 1900 head;
shipments / 700 head.
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NOTE AND COMMENT.


yARr again. 5 l -3F3IJ
VACATION has come. O.. sD
WHERE will you spend the Fourth?
ONE marriage license was granted,
yesterday.
The various hotels were well patron
lied yesterday.
REy. J. w. ToLAND, Of Bellaire, was
in the city yesterday.
VIZ were informed last evening that
Ben. Frazier was somewhat better.
Tux helpers in the Benwood mill
struck last week, and the mill shut down
on Saturday.
Roru's band, Of Fulton, held dance
M HornbrOOk's Park, last evening, which
was well attended.
MISSES Josephine EOtf and Mary
Houston leave this morning upon tour
of the Eastern cities.
The rain, yesterday, prevented the
Fulton school picnic at Memmlnger 5
Grove, but il will BE- held to-day.
Coz. JAMES HAMILTON leaves for the
East to-day to make arrangements for
taking a company on the road next sea-
son.
RosrE O'BRIEN and Lii Wilson, dwell
ers i'm East Wheeling, were arrested yes
terday for engaging in general hair
pulling atfray.
A RUMoR was current last evening
that a certain prominent femme de joe
had morphined herself, but an inyestl-
CATION proved it to be unfounded.
Miss JANE ANDERSON, Principal OF the
Fifth ward schools of Bellaire, attended
the exercises at Washington Hall last
evening.
A HAYsrACK belonging TO a man
named Humphreys, burned Yesterday
morning. Mr.. Humphreys lives near
the corner OF Broadway and Zane streets,
Island.
THE streets near the Washington Hall
presented quite metropolitan appear
ance. last evening, being filled with
hacks and cars waiting until the per-
Torrance should be out.
JUDGE COCHRAN claims, and justly,
we think il Is conceded, that he Is the
originator of the graduating system IN
our city schools. lie must have been
a happy man last night.
THERE will be temperance mass
meeting at Washington Hall, Sunday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock sharp. livery
friend OF temperance in Wheeling Is
asked to DE present on this occasion.
Tn was said last night the gallery OF
the Washington Hall has become de-
tached iIJm the wall and is in danger
Gus condition. Nothing was done dur
ing the performance for fear OF panic
A sHogr time ago a New Cumberland,
W. Va, girl started to Sunday School
but on the way met her lover, who pro-
posed marriage, and she consented.
lie got a horse and buggy and they
went TO Florence, this county, where
they were made one by Justice Viii
liam Jackson IIaStiHytoH Reporter.
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consisting of crown and silver medal,
for uniform excellence OF department,
were conferred upon Cordoba Hoy, OF
Cotile, La; Maggie Ennis, OF Savannah,
Ga. Ella Welsh, OF East Bethlehem, Pa. ;
Susie O'Shaughnessy, of Normanyille,
Kansas; Ella Meyer, of Philadelphia,
Pa. Edith Boyle, of Elmira, y. Y.
The Honors of the Division OF the
Second class, consisting of crown and
badge, for uniform excellence of deport-
ment, were conferred upon: Nellie
Fiarigan, of Rochester, New York; Sue
kaufman, OF San Diego, Texas; Fora
Thornton, OF Wheeling, West Virginia;
Sarah Bradley, of Grafton, West Nir-
GINA; Anna Fitzgerald, OF Savannah,
Georgia; Camille Broussard, Of Calves
ton, Texas Lola Kirkland, OF Hillsboro,
North Carolina.
The HOnors Of the Third, Fourth and
Fifth Glasses were conferred upon:
Misses Kate Dolan, Parkersburg, Pa. !;
Hattie Rouse, Jersey City, \. j.; Clara
Stevens, GAINESVILLE; Grace GlOvinger,
Pittsburgh; Agnes Reilly, Savannah,
Ga; Amy Nash, GallipOlis, o.; Mary
Bukey, Parkersburg; Maggie Ferris,
Carthage, Ills; Kate Kennedy, Wheel
ing; Nanny Russell, Elm Grove; Nellie
Mahony, Montgomery, Ala; Mary
Mahony, Montgomery; Mary Friday,
Pittsburgh; Mary Curran, Washington;
Salhe Whitaker, Miledgeville, Ga. /;
Mildred Tuckerman, Boston; Kate Lee,
Parkersburg, Pa.
The Junior Circle, First Honor was
awarded TO Miss Mamie Moore, Wheel
ing.
As their names were called the ladies
stepped upon the stage, kneeled before
the Bishop and were crowned, and then
took their positions upon the front OF
the stage. Bishop Kahn came forward
and addressed some appropriate re-
marks 10 the graduates and audience.
Attic conclusion he said there was one
more honor 10 be awarded, a degree in
music that had been conferred but
twice during the history OF the Acade-
my. The gold graduating medal in mu-
sic was then awarded to Miss Kate u.
McGrath, OF Philadelphia, amid great
applause. q,
This concluded the performance and
distribution.
NOTES.
Miss Mary Patterson, OF Philadelphia,
carried OF the honors in the way OF pre-
miums.
Sister Mary Agnes was the accompa-
naiSt for the most part.
Lieut.. Carlin, L. ). ~, was in full
uniform in the audience, and took many
a girls eye.
Many distinguished guests from abroad
We're present.
Miss Kate McGrath was quite lionized.
\ pleasant dge,ucr was had after the
performance.
Miss Ida Abercrombie is an immense
iavOrite in Wheeling.
Miss Mildred Tuckerman, OF Boston,
carried of many mental hr"@rs Tor
beauty.
Miss Mary III. Patterson was the "ac-
complished villain" of the operetta given
at the academy recently.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-27

To the yolks OF three eggs beaten .
one cup white sugar, one-halicupll,,.
one-half cup sweet milk, two cup, 4. ..
having in IT one measure "Earr..
Baking Powder, the whites ui r.r.....
beaten stiff; bake in jelly cakr ,...
When cold, and just before eating. D.
in layers, covering each one vii. r...
berries which have previously a..
crushed and sugarei
Each can of Banne- Powder cuu'....
measure to use instead OF SPOON
Pound Can with the measure ami D.
ner Recipe Book complete. m.,. .
families on receipt OF 90 ,,>. Ar.r..
Banner Baking Powder, I. -. H.,. ..
Pittsburgh, Pa
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the
Different judicial Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
Court met at the usual hour and adj
iOurned until 10 A. NJ. to-day.
MUNICIPAL COURr-JUDGE CRANMER.
Court met at 10 O'Clock but transacted
No business of Importance.
Adjourned until lOA NJ. to-day.
POLICE COURT--JUDGE CRNNNER.
John V. Walt, disorderly, fined SO
and costs. Committed.
James O.. Wellington, diSorderly, fined
50 and costs. Paid.
Richard Collins, djsorderly, fined -
and costs. Paid.
q. W. Trainer, drunk, fined so and
costs Paid.
Robert Richie, drunk, fined s. and
costs. Committed.
John Zimmerman, drunk, fined y
and costs. Committed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-27

Prs5as Iariug gs city for Dc summer
... haze Hs REGISTER muilsd 10 them,
u .JpSL fyr % c,J,ts per- month. S'tbserib-
,.s changing their lor1tiOHs from time to
a.a. rau hare Gee directions Of their papers
r,raEd bg ending postal card 10 THIS Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-27

A., viii be seen 10y our report OF the
public school c0mmenceman mt last night,
ono. If the markers Of the GOH Guards
received presentation from Col. Ster-
linz. Alter the exercises were over, a
similar present was made the other,
Dp1r-r sterling, nj the residence OF Col.
~f.rIiuv
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw YORK. June 26.-Dry Goods
Cotton goods in steady demand, and
prices remain very firm. Medium
prints are rather more active, and sheet
lngs are doing fairly. Lawns iobbing
freely. Dress goods continue quiet
Mems wear woolens in moderate re-
quest Foreign goods quiet. The Bud
tetin says that John +. Hammond, of
Walker Ii Hammond, died last night.
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commencement Of St Vincents High
school.

The season Of Catholic school Com
muuccmeut In this city closed last night
with am entertainment ty the boys
.r charge ut Prof. Burg. Following 50
closely ON the excellent programme pre-
..u,rd by II. Joseph'S Academy the
previous night, the bows were al de
r.L.d disadvantage, Wheeling boys not
I.fu- easily transformed into either
ANGELS ur flowers. However, the Con-
vent hall was packedby the friends of the
pupils. each of whom performed his al
..r,r,l rlrt satisfactorily The programme
presented several novel features The
premiums were distributed by the
bishop, assisted bv Rev. Father Rey-
u.IS. several other Rev. Clergymen
..ug present.
after couiyrriug the sold medal
...atel hv Prof. Bur. ON Master ChaS.
Dpouuell, whose sister Mary was SINH
ar.v favored ON the previous evening,
t.r Bishop made some remarks highly
r.mplimentary % both Prof. Bury and
tur pupils under his charge
The programme is rs follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-27

Saturday al > p. VI. prompt. Trotting,
Running and Foot Racing. The follow
Ing entries have been made. Trotting,
Gus Raymond and Hermit, Jr., Lucy,
Fritz and Harry Warden. Running
Dash, Morgan and Kate. Foot Race,
VIM. Bounce and Geo. Devinney. No
drinks will be sold on the grounds. \
portion of the grand stand reserved Tor
ladies. Admission y cents.
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11lJrsliu9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to Now Advertissments.

Chcap Parlor Suits-G. Mendel < Co.
Fruit Jars-Nesbitt d Bro.
Proposals for Boulders.
For Cincinnati - Steamer Florence
Never.
GIu Carnival First Page.