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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
SUNDAY SERVICES.

Tomorrow will be sunday after As
crnsion, next sunday, Whitsnndsy, and
the sunday after that, Trinity.
English Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Sixteenth street, east OF Market. Rev.
= H. RarniiG, pastor, oticiates tO-mor-
TOW, preaching at lOl An on The
Ascension Of Chrisl, and at ?. n. on
"The CnaistiAn Jubilee sunday school
lesson and addrss At sr N.
PkEshN TERINN CHILpRkN DN.
The General Assembly Ut the Freshly
terrain ChuUh has recomnended the
second sabbath oi MAY as a day III spe-
cal services Tor sabbath schools, Ia pro-
mote increased efficiency IN Sabbath
srhoOls and secure 10 greater measure
the Divine blessing an the work. In
accordance With the above, Rev. j. Gsr.
land Hammer, the popular pastor 81
Calvary PRESBYTERIAN Church. fsrkers-
buns. has issued a beautifully printed
letter & parents announcing Children's
nay ia that congregation.
international sabbath srhoOl lesson
to-morrOx MAtthex XIX, 1870 Theme,
Jesus and the Young" Golden text,
ssr.s IA
United Presbyterian Charh[seE
vices tn-morr0~ a. 1870 A. n. and I:9'
'. n The subject 81 Church Music
will be discussed In the evening.
Rev. Samuel steel ~in ans~er an
important questA sunday morning
an 1850 IN M North street. NJ. D.
Church, and in the evening dI:0 the
claims of the Bible society xih be pre-
stated Sunday sshoelsi p ~, M.
". A. Wilson, superintendent and =.
q Morrison, assistant Lesson-Chrtsts
love iOr the young. All are invited
SEATS tree. -
Ihere win be presehias IN the hnf
pr.bytsrian church on Tomorrow
,h. pastor, Rev. Rr. cunningham n
ia1 and a. 80 .. ~. her ~
hs = puplic meeting OF b go
srhoois al the church al J CO..
The exercises vii be oi an nnyes
ehsnc,s,, consisting OF sinr.s 10
snA .hort addresses
5ou i i've 70 he pahiis .sh a, The
Rev. Ssmusi Boyd WPT~rlfth and
BAPTIST Church, corn .,lOlA
sy'E ..,, .a IN 3 evening Sunday
school az e'dsf n chnch, inter
Fourth ssrs ss,S,rsi iol A. n.
meslAte n .. My NE Psssor,
and Prs~ptaslen- suytAy school q
3.i5r. h--@
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
G1Anatss

UsDKuAk Ing attended 70 by Robsrt
Lake, No. l+30 Market street, near
the Postofi Go % reasonable rates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
TRUkTLEs kALE

TnUkTLEh MALE
10y yIkTUE OF THkEk DEEDs ~ TEUsI
ID msis ~ EdSard ClAtBf aud lane C4Ls
D. sii,. " me A. trustee, the ara dsted Jsnasy
Z. ISIS. r~ubrisd In deod ~ uasi bs.k No. VI,
p>xe 9H; he --Ond dsLd hsrh :. Is7. ~
uordSd To- d--i oi trust tsok No "a J@se The
lhiHi dated Jaly 8. ls7y, RooftOd IN dcsd al
tras tsOk Ne. ID ags :, ] viii, 90
SATURDAY.. The LET DAY ~ NAY,
Isl oonmsaciH. Al 10 oei.k A. =. ell 81 the
irout dnoF Of The C0uu HOuse q OhIo ooanty
The iollgsinx desnnbed EoJrrT, hat 70 " Al
a p<u - - a4l1asnuf skinf <.ss In uya&Rfs
st1ition ~ rAs CiU 81 wke>linS, aid I&u fposst
ins asssen NJ 90 ths ssash cd q kxhs~sb
anu.t aad s~HtssdiaE h.ok an ssss sIfu and
etndInG 40 ths set slds ~ chApine ascsa . az
t.ae "a arr even f>>. 1ore 90 -, ~ sar
tcoa pnvsss siley. rc.~svtnf - ths ps1<rp
sdjsiakts Ga NE SO, M n<kt - 90 de ssisr
pY ene-fns I'D psy5-rD fsss oA.pilss .sr-vt
fhs ubs b bsi,ssed W 10 perf.ul bat vi
eoayey oalJ ns uus yetsd u ne ~ cd 1e.ds
TEsss % sAu-o.s-niri. ed nose n tAs
Pa1h->r - el-t ed % day a ais, us
hAAAbo IN I've equal tutailnsnts a. % sni
tseiNe mSpils. ct6essi ~ no pronh>
soU BSaa. be.nAf intels.i frsIH dsy ~ sls. ths
ulle ~ b. rstsla.sf ualll pAynsaf N falL.
DsSB OkEETTf Irss..
VI. ". OWES ssik111 nrrd
The stsye ~ b ps<apoz-f unul .-f.rasT.
MAJ ~ is>l ~ heieADk
maD unH Tr.a~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
What the Dotors say.

KAssus, W. Va, July Is, 1871.
hosn. Lap0hliA Bro q ID:
GKSrs-Havins used your Worm
Syrup in my practice for some time,
can recommend IL 10 be agood, sale
---Lsa.s. .ni ysry sh.erss
j.. r. THAMES, N. ID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

We have this dsy p~rocarsd ten q
pieces Of the - inck, 81 vool BunnnsA,
q 50 oents Per yard BAAck Blue and
Bordeaux Do ma deisy u yoa want Q
suit u them, - vs eAasos "a any more
thh seasoa. l. Hun q IRE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

suts Il wet yisrzia b-~if;
A. kgi~ ke1 m tss Ceras o1es a De CDun-
yCoana OAs oolasT. q haaAHy, ths I'D
dsy. a MAJ. A. D. Iss
Ma 'uih rord. pisiare+
Mn Ass.Ia a ysa-. slss a John J. Ian.
lbens Ien-o1k Lows n Goa Js.kaa Berf<7.
Jan. ssnsy. .sd ns ehii1r.s a ~.
ycAsa Hsn1g, n sAitun q Nm. Glnf~fh
fs<n<. De okiltEea n Mr. Cslksnn< NJ
Lsyn<. Chsf3~s 9. Css2a Esd Esssu ODS.n
assirc~ 81 Lar cSssa- Ord. Af<.a.An
MosAscns.
- ee,sste q IA. SD h - ksss ne 1s.~
dls18ri Ana intsrs.f IL sn<rss7n 49, ~ - -
snf oszDe.ly knssn Ne RRrs kaa Hin-
20 cs..HAysenI <a1a. vkkk ~ a. III.
efts1cf fnh i4tercs< So conveyed b. WV
SssdeE, ~ esdks<fnx dzis ne Ia ~ a
nAscs. AID iss. u ~ drfsa4ast. HnHssa
leesA Az sAdssit kssi1g bssn nSls 40
~ s<sd ~esi<Itaan, Lo1k \, Co3 sni Jo~k1s
Barrier Es aos s~ldeez u a. tssl1 ~ go
Ne 1nr q Ne ekn9r4 u nn J~usa H-r-
10, esdsf ns eAti1s.a efhR nlnAsk Fr.nn<.
80 2 ~ ssildisa q Mp cstAsrfss h<lxy.s.
~ ss< Loon n Co. ~ a. - d~6rcx~rs.
ska~ nxe>s an l.flsssa. ~ p>suiri n -
fc4I ezz d1s ysblie.xtpn a ms 60. Ia ~
Cs.ffs eoes ear - osaa = Haln ~ II
hshi>a ns>1e<t - u n neokayo 81 ~
49, ~ uA>a h ssu>-su , ps1ssa
oEoksE uoox. O..
ss-f. HvsaAks sad Ma T. HfAssr- 49,
nAtsst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
CLEVELAND & PITTsBuRs r. q
C.adsa.ed 1Ime Gard.
.nara HAXANp WIN.

gro AAg< AND wnsr.
"a nd .hs o. q isY, all trains. utli run
AuT s1pt sandAyA a hlluss
RAmush tdns y FIebunh.
fnp1Eh rains N N/<Feland.
InnasA rains " o&<eso q.
usssaad
AlAncs and Chbago
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
by The frOst last week.
TELEPHONE TALK.

SnLL q Iev OF those ladies Zine But
toned Boots. at 81 % Call at Carna'
hans, 2lG Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

CsmDxpis Fine Bsttassd Boots ibr
sl.io. very cheap boy . pais, ct q. II.
CsnAkania Sl0 MAN strsst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

Warmers sale Kidney and Liver Cure
viii positively ure Brisht's Disease and
Diabetes and u h guaranteed that IL
viii cur - per cent ot other Kidney
DISEASE IS per cent of all Live diseAs-
e, and vill help In every e&ss without
injury 10 Oh. system, when taken 60
onoiins 10 dircctions. and tbs sam Of
1900 sill be pad 10 any person uho
oAn prove that u has tkled % do thiA.
n. H. wkKxkx 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

cHnnzuis S-7} nas Batseaed Booss
q Ne Ohidrsa's ia Hns fnai Lace
Boots a CO. fou can set them q el03
Main strcsl q. II. Canadians
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

We have noe open rs styls Of hand
some lava saitz, ell nj ovn msnai.c-
tare Styles and prices vhi seal kr
themselves We invite everybody 10
call and So l. BuUn A Hno.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

MIsns' Fine Battoned Boots n S-8.
You can sce them 81 2lo8 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
uEkoUsD raAIxa

No. ~ On s&tarasy nishI Ia. no sonn,rtloa
orCAnsSo o. aand1sky.
Pullman rAAAcS Dnuing Room aud Sleeping
cAn on all night tninA
49, COMMISSIONS are male iOr all points
soah and southwest North and NOrkursI
nAAinG MIA dcainAble nouts Zoe oOlOnista aud
persons moving " the Ereat West and " whom
Huel ~ at,ention u ElVoa.
and 0raflon.
NAkkLfsd. PIrTssURaH AND sALnMOkE
DIVISION.
Lave Nhea1nE ----...----b:tO n ltOP
fusdelphh Accommodation.
st NhcSlns I. AOFh
nckeo all prncipAl poiEs ON sale az dgpUG
Once Open a. AT hO1n during the day.
~ ne travelling public Cheefiuily
pssn ". N. CLENkNrS. N. oft.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

BsocADE silks 70 match all our Dre-s
Goods. HUN a Bro.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
PERSONAL FONTS.


Pertinent sayings ana pssnss'
Is,,poe zArnitI and Hsary Meyers
lave to-day ter Nss tcs.. pnnaa'
snd Philadelphia for an sxtsnded sum
Rev Prof Hsnry Louis Bsashsfo o.
pann.vlyanis College, GetsysoaF -
no 4 well kn0sa Ia Tn. cay, hssH
~ lime Occupied the Ensi.sh Latn-
~ palpiL has resigned his ffossssor
am and and srospssd . "a 70 :
snsP.a Charh al Omaha, NebraskA
~ lisa University Jubilee sansss.'
40 a. delighted Oar peepss
Hss' Eynn Rodssu. d beshshS -
a. ssxn ssain yesterday. -
.,slv al KansAs CIV. No, ~
- city ysstsriAy on stvna.SH
80 snJ fr,sndS He b ths npe
a. ,ad wss warmly welcomed
boys -
s.sp.ss, n sa.>ss sslss sisy.
AsatAs AAsa'Ons's ' ' Shso.
line Of InlAas, ssrss,.
49,. :. Rails III
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
nd ~S0athwesfsrn +.

ss.ns P.ls S1ssSs0Ss 40 al sssasg :
rrsir.A< An al HooNEI. PNStASnS
sd Messy, S.sa s.a..--
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

Ladies' FUN reguiarsi ik clock
ed Balbriggnn uo-e Tor VI cts-
az Belfa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
Hxsarsaa 70 ssssesasals.

A number II wheeling Turner's have
chartered the steamer Pres Ellison tol
ss~absnviils, sasdsS MAJ EN- Parties
Wishing 10 20 may al ts2xy hr their
TICKETS, si j. H. Becks, Pail H. Ko<hler,
Jscob Nuass X. kebsrsoA James
Bsuisr, Jo>spA 9uen, CAnk siebke,
Henry Amick, Henry BiamsnbeR. A.
Roll, Charles Bchler and Jos kAnscher.
Boa leaves Bcilsirs 90 7 a. n, Wheel.
ing al T,<A Returning, leaves Steaben.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

New shapes in children. Leg
horn Hats al Beirs, itsx Vain
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

III -
a. ssA6
rnst 90
UnA - bs
Ia.stsi
sHsEs
tt usHI
maa 49, ~
.UUrts
Ssa-r
vt,~ a~~~
rasta -
- A1srtEI
ga. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

One hundred say les Child
ren'n lolored Hose, from y eta
upwnris. 40 Bells
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

JACOB w. GRUBn, the Jew.
eler, offers bargains I'm We'd
ding Presents. corner TWettth
and Market streets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

go s.idsspoH atseo and AEnVes a. sisa'
atisA6lAR 49,
Lrs suiEs ID RellAlre atS u A.
sas s~saOsaylls Asoa5%is,sSG ~ 1sS,SIs
ohsastA M nn0stng trips bstsesn bellAie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
Ifuss o,sssas Of ~ ssssoa.

CHILDEES's Gsas. Underwear iron
l2i cents up~ards. st Bella
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

III anch This morning 81 my
$3.50 Jacob street VIA also
s.soon Aakee Bock Beer on dunghI
II. Q. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
mbeslins Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Inas. 70 Nov Advertisements

Step Ladders Nesbitt 4 BrO.
sale oi Belleyiew Lots.
Applications for County Physician.
Proposals Tor Medicines.
Notice of Condemnation Ot Ground
for an Alley.
Wanted Laundry Woman.
Opening I.unch-F Frederick kober.
Wall Paper-JOhn Friedel.
Opera Hous.-Mrs. Sheib's ParlOT
entertainments
Floral Exhibition.
bargains in dress GO~ls-I. Blum n
Bro 1 Head oi Local
Letter List lOcal Page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

Lawns and Lawn Suits, the
handsomest styles, at
!. BLUM & BROS.
Sumner Sllks. Better bargains
offered daily. .. BLun { BRO.
Buntings, best value for the
money. !. BLUM 4 BRO.
Black Silks lower than you will
tind elsewhere. I. BLUM { BRO.
Black Cashmere. Special offer
lnss daily. ., sLUm 4 BRO.
Novelties In Dress Goods re-
duesd TO suit ever. one
.. BLUM { BRO.
hanusomoSt line " ouhtpoi
Silks In the city.
!. BLUM & BRO.
Brocads Silks and Satin De Lyon
very cheap. .. BLUM 4 BIO.
Bugls Gimp and Busle fringes;
best assortment.
l.. BLUM & BRO.
Our great s~psclalties this ssa-
son, Summer Silks, Black Silks,
Fancy Silks, Dress Goods, Lawns
- -. CaiSa ~ MN Sniah In
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

-A.u. stlsdiss Fine sdeLAos
,SI For Nises Pine SIDE
- sa.SIH. os'nsh.a' sios Main
s,rssS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

The choicest variety or $40
and sIa business suit. I'm Cas-
simeres aud Chesiet.- hoy. aud
tlhlidrea's suiis from ~ up.
Come and get your moneys
worth 90 Oehm Cos, the One
Price Ciothiefs, i330 MnrAet
street, adjoining Opera House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

Jasr this veeE = paecss o.
DE~sss snA Sest gods ever al
n Dc eisy The Prsos. J. blum
. Bro
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

As taken At schnepfs Opers House
drug store:
gaipAN.
una'srE1rs7 s,s5,s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
DHNTI0TRr

DHNTIDTVNH
uyO TnOsE THAT DhsiRE TO sANkfhnk
nAtnnl teeth Ne vonld ny Thai Se are noe
o.ttrf prcpancd han ever belOre IA enable them
10 DO % by The use OF an kIEcIao- MAGNETIC
PLUaaka ue can aud are mskins betIef MOI
hand.OmeF told nllinsA. with more eA>e 70 oar
n.tIeui. than havs heretofore been made Ia uhn
eitT OF sl.ss hsre. WithonI the AID OF the Electric
Plnl What 90 uy se eAn prove by Ae'ud
Accommodation. Call AMI 80 ta yOur~elscs
IAMp N. 81 R,lSON a sONi
xnxh Ma. llta Aarket ~. NheelinS, W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

Every shade and color Of Ill wool lace
Banunxs l. BurHA hno.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

AN rsquirrd ~ Shermen hon~A
sopg.sh. Ne Nkeslins and 0uSel htlL
Amts..nI hzNsge cheCks " all punctpsA
$50 As n.sfano Nol oh b PsSSrS a
D. ncs S,nsrl Pazenssr a Ticket Asenl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

Aiali rport OF the marriage Of Mis-
Kate Nunee, daaghter III Dol. jas oh
Nuur.. 10 Nr. William sbuh, a the re-
la.ae. al her lzshsr On nunday even
ias. xss an1yosdHbly erosded out yes
t.risy morhing owing 10 the lAiencss oi
M. hoH ~As reserved The
s.s.moo vss performed al y O'elock by
m. n. shAherneck. and Immediately
.fuersard the congratulations Of Q host
Of henas vere Poar~h In. The bride has
brsa q iavorie amOss German society
nd Mr.. T. b % be congratulated on
securing the lady tot q xife No
cards ~ers issasd, bat l.pse
number 81 treads dropped in and all
enjoyed the occasioa. An elegant sup
Per Aks served and this once vas mot
torotien In the distribution Of good
thin& The sttendants we're Misses
Oan RioAe and Eaama Kaiser, and
Nessn CAAriss Nunse and Loais Dsah
RksKxxEz the Grand Anaioa Sale Of
Books a. Il Twelfth strec< neal Nc
Lure Hoass, to-aishi and every night
next veek. The stoek 10 hnre and CON-
plete, and must be sold
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

With Rssass Psnisr ovsrdrs and skirt
See h. oaly tl-7A
BIun a Bso. ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
Ptttshuruh. Cincinnati & ST. LOU.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE
nms tAbls iOr kAsi and Vest April s. us0
Trains leave fAn-HandleD xPoL hot OF Eleventh
srssl n~f paelie landing. daily, sAospt sun
Az. q olloaa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

st<yut forty yesn. by sJhs ~l.Espd
m~sfssilD.s enrs thsi hsfs
d~D<s IN he Virtues ssstf
medetas, "a an assss - $3.50
Ut foaxiss, sald.. -
male ~ ss-iiesl .lHl tsi- 49,
I'm has cAIiy rpl,hst 49, A<~.~
81 ussiT tevssN tssrs~i - -
LAG ~ smaaspy frss hsf $500
sell lygni.i N d. ris-di
-, "a $50 Hs4aIs sE
So @s.anl al rss ~ -
unSll prostlsa ns Eyy-.'s~saby =.
.s1s 49, s.s..a,s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

Ass.l line ., Iss.1s,r. VA stTss'.
lust opened q Bells NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

WINES AND LIQUORS
w ON CAPITOL HILL.
Pure old Brandy. Rum, Jamaica Spirits Scotch
aud other Whisky. Port Wine. Sherry, Musoatel,
Argelics and Catawba Wine, recon nendei for
medicinal and family use. Sold by MOOAULEY
DELLWIG, 209 Penna. ave. east, and DELLWI6
& MCOAULEY. cor. I'd and O sts. northeast d22 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

IL
equal 10 his high position and the age In which
he lives. have a carefully prepared faithful and
complete. but brief, synopsis OF his message to
Congress made In advance and delivered 10 the
press. simultaneously with the presentation of
the full document TO that body. for the benefit
OF that large portion OF the public who would
BE- glad to know what he recommends. out who
have not the time or disposition to wade through
from four 10 dozen columns OF fine type for
the sake OF finding II out. ON account of their
length and the little interest generally taken In
these documents, a number OF prominent papers
now decline 70 print them In full and one PUB
fisher in the central part OF New York having
doubts as 10 whether he could not better use his
space than by giving place To them took the
trouble to make q statistical Investigation on
the subject among his readers with the follow
ing result: Whole number of whom inquiry
vas made 2l3. OF these only Al had read the
message, 80 had glanced at it." Is had read
portions OF 1t. los hoped to get time to read IL
SEINE day, and the Fest had hardly an idea Of it's
existence II Is noteworthy that the majority
OF those who had not read 1t gave as an excuse
that they could not find time to wade through
so much matter"
IL President Garfield is the man we take him
10 Dr., he will not bore the country with long
messages on any subject; but should he find at
any time that he cannot express bis views La a
brief space. we recommend him TO follow the
suggestion offered above. IL he does so he VIII
not only make friends with the press and the
public, but he will at the same time give the
country a wider and better understanding of
his ideas than any OF his predecessors have been
able to do by their long wfnded, high-soundtnp
epistIes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

The Tow Path Club proposes for Itself long
and troubled existence In resolving not to dis
band until suffrage is restored In this District
We might say useless, as well, since the suffrage
that can be enjoyed here under the constitution
can only be the form without the substance
the husk without the kernel.-uhe cross with
Out the crown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

The STAR Office is connected with the Telephone
Exchange Advertisements. orders for the paper
By Rail and otherwise. news or sny information or
business can be sent day nizht, free Of charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

MUSICAL CHRISTMAS PHEsENTs.
sTEINwAY sons PIANOS.
mAs0S HAMLiN GARNET ORGANS, NE@a
CLOUGH WARREN ORGANS 'VNyt
HAINES BROTHERS, ERVESr aApJrD
o,,c GRONEsTEENE& FULLER PIANOS
oh1ulNEITES, PIANO STOOLS AND COVERS
MUSICAL fNsTRUMFNTs OF All. DEsc IlrD
MUSIC BOOKS, MUSIc ror1o,
AT the warerooms Of
w. q. METZEROTT & CO..
otSZl-lW IA ave. between 9th and 10th Sta
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Court circles In Canada are enjoying high
quality or scandal involving royal blood. II Is
said that The quarrel between the Princess
Louise and her royal mother the Queen. dates
back prior to the marriage OF the former with
Marquis OF Lorne; that Louise had formed
romantic attachment for a poor young man,
but her mother found IL out and forthwith
married the Princess 10 Lorne. The couple got
along very well until the novelties of Canada
and their new reign In the Dominion wore of.
Then the Princess became prey to ennui and
finally she tired Of the Canadians and her hus-
band. The Marquis wearied OF her continued
complaints and ill-humor, and consented that
she should return to England .'for her health"
The Princess now, 1t Is said refuses to return
10 Canada and her husband, and the latter is
not anxious to see her back; but the Queen has
been urging Louise that her duty calls her to
the side OF her husband, and insisting that she
should take passage for Canada. The Princess
grew impatient, and the royal mother became
authoritative IL all this is not true, it seems
TO afford as much satisfaction In ''court Circles
In the Dominion as IL it was. It further shows
that the effort to establish court I'm Canada Is
not an entire failure. The gossip and scandal
department appears 10 be In fine working
order.
The consolidation of railways and the CO
operation OF the different railroad CORPORATIONS
In everything that tends to strengthen their
power OF monopoly are having the effect of d.
recting public attention TO the importance of
providing some sort OF protection for the peo-
PIE The necessity OF legislation for the regu-
iation or railway rates and TO prevent discrimi-
nations Is being very generally discussed The
railroad commissioners OF Georgia have determ-
lned upon compelling reduction OF the tartn
rates, and petitions are pouring IN upon Con-
gress as neyeS before, urging the enactment of
the interstate commerce bill or something like
IT, When large cities suddenly ind tina. they
with all their varied interests are within the
power OF single man. through his purchase
and consultations OF railroads, the people be-
gin TO realize the importance OF putting check
upon transportation moGopolies.
Things work differently, as Col McCleyerly
used 10 say. IN England Beaconsheld's new
DOCK, 'EndymsOn-" costs about IS 70. while
hei, II may Be had In readable form for fifteen
cents On the Other hand, Harpers' and Serb
ners' Magazines. which cost Ihtrty-rve cents
each In this country. are sold In England and
On the Continent for twenty-four cents. It's
only fair TO add however, thai In the former
case the edition is different In form and style
whereas in the latter case IL is the same,-both
Magazines being printed 10 this country and
sent 10 the other side OF the Atlantic, where
they are retailed eleven cents cheaper than at
home.
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There Is no law authorizing the taking OF the
photographs OF noted criminals though It is
done In every state in the MON. The murder
Gus ASA ut by cOunterfelter In Brooklyn upon
a /. 5. deputy marshal because the latter at
tempted TO compel the former to sit for his
photograph. has directed attention TO this
method OF dealing with criminals without war
rant or law. It IS claimed, liz behalf of the
criminal In this case that he had a right to
protect himself against injustice at the hands
OF the officers; that even prisoners have rights
which must be respected, and that the officer
In going beyond the Traits of law laid himself
liable TO the assault. Whether the courts will
sustain this view OF the case or not re-
mains TO be seen, but, at all events the
sensible plan now viii be TO proceed to
enact laws making 1t compulsory upon
persons convicted OF crime TO have their
photographs taken, II ordered By the proper
officials. Not only are these photographs an
aid In the capture Of criminals frequently, but
no doubt they assist to some extent In checking
crime. A noted offender becomes known all
over the country by his features posted In the
'rOgues gallery" OF each city, and be is thus
compelled 70 keep dark. Now, that it Is admit
ted that rogles cannot be compelled to submit
to the Photographic process IL Is probable that
most OF them captured IN future Will refuse TO
have their pictures taken, and perhaps will
even resist, unless the act Is made lawful by
legislation.
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To-merrow being legal holiday. TaE STAR
VIII not be published; but the business Office
Ill be open as usual.
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rHH1STMAS CAKES.-The largest lot of
~ Frnit and Pound Cakes Is N be found 1T FUS-
SELLS, all made'nf fresh table butter. Cali and
see them before buying. No. 1927 NEW YORK
AVENUE. doci5- 10 81