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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-17
OUR NEW STOCK
Spring CLOTHING,
II WET 5TTTrTE0Ty

just being received comprises the most choice novelties in
design fabric and shape that the market affords Ed emil
our Stock do not hunt the
but make It point buy Of houses who manufacture their
with an eye to the beauty and durability Of the gar.
ment and to the comfort Of the wearer Hence we invariably
satisfy our customers The Boom does not affect prices.
We have bought stock at last Spring prices shall
sell them accordingly, being content with small profits Our
hidrens Boys and Youths Department venture to say
the most complete in the City Our Stock Of Spring Under
wear White and Fancy Shirts Furnishing Goods generally
Large, selection Choice and Prices very Cheap. ~ %
HEART. BROS, w.
THE "ONE PRICE" :. CLOTHIERS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-17

that which the governor of the state was
bound to do under the original act, l think
is too clear for argument. 1t therefore
! follows that the act Of January 10th, 1870,
in so far as it affects thu rights of the
bondholders under the original act Of 1852,
is void as an act impairing the obligation
of q contract.
The case of the trustees of the Wabash
and 4 lie canal company VS.. Beers, Black,
page 448, is conducive on this question.
This brings US TO the question propounded
by Vol. Colyar as to whether the act :of
March 18th, 1873 was contract or simply
a general law. If the third section is q
contract then it is binding on the state, and
any act by subsequent legislature which
modifes or repeats the clause, making it
the duty of the treasurer TO set apart reve
nues sufficient to pay the interest, is void,
and the bondholder has the right to insti-
tute proceedings in court to compel the
state treasurer to set apart fund for this
purpose. A E
If this act in all its provisions is q gener-
al law, then il leaves the bondholder with
all his rights unimpaired against the rail-
roads of the state, and he may pursue his
remedy under the act Of 1852.
In the view have taken Of the case, the
state and the railroads are both liable TO
the bondbolder. The state by the act of
j January 10th, 1870, had undertaken to
settle with the railroads and release them
from all liability, and this the state eff
fected SO far as she was able
to do it. Having under the
act of January 10th, 1876, received the full
amount due from the solvent roads in her
own bonds, it was morally right for the
state to make some arrangement with the
parties who held the bonds Issued to those
solvent roads and provide for the payment 4
Of principal and interest of the same.
take II this was the purpose of the act Of
March 18th, 1873. In this act, the state
said TO the bondholder: IL your bond Is |
past due We will give you q new bond; and |
Tor past due coupons we will give you a |
new bond aud then, 70 those holding bonds |
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15

count Of breaking some OF the ma
chinery. .,o.
The returns from the township cleo
lions show that the Democracy OF Mon,
roe county is in good shape Tor the iail
Campaign. The few townships when
were Greenback last TALL now
turn up with iull Democratic
ticket. The Democratic Central Com
mittee will hold meeting on the Ath
inst, to appoint 4 time Tor holding U
convention to nominate candidates Tor
Recorder, Commissioner, Surveyor ana
lniirmary Director.
Our public schools will close In two
weeks. There are seven pupils IN tue
graduating class this year The com
mrncement will probably be held IN the
Methodist Episcopal church
We notice that Steve Hayden IL OH
duty, owing to sickness.
Harvey Smith has shaken the WOODS,
field dust from his sandals anu started
for Chicago, where he has employment
Mrs. Trimbly has published card,
stating that she has not and viii not
sign u petition to commute the sentences
of King, the murderer OF her husband.
Billy Smith, who was injured In the
last disaster on the b. & s. W. railroad,
is improving.
Accidents have become so frequent IN
TO cause much comment. Almost every
man in town knows the exact reason oil
the upsets. But no two agree. How
ever, when the new coaches are put on
the road, il is to be hoped that the acct
dents will he less frequent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The marks on the wharf indicated d
feet and falling last evening.
The local packets will be found IN port
ut the usual hours to-day.
The Malie Ragon will be the Parkers-
burg boat to-day, leaving nj 1880 o'clock
4. NJ
Bachelor, for Pittsburgh, will pass up
to-day. Also the Buckley State.
The Graham is due down to-day.
The Fannie Tatum passed down, yes
tcrday, on route for st. Louis
Alice Dakota is due up Tor Pittsburgh
this morning, and the Chancellor to-
morrow.
The towboat George lysle passed up
last evening with tow OF ompties Tor
Pittsburgh.
The beacon light steamer Lily is en-
route ON her upper Ohio river tour OF
inspection.
The Hudson Is tn route TO Wheeling
and Pittsburgh.
The Granite State is on her way To st.
Louis.
The Ironsiics is en- route for Pitts.
burgh with four barges Of iron ore from
st. Louis.
The Lioness exchanged tows with the
Sam Brown, at Cincinnati, day before
Yesterday. The Brown Is en- route for
Pittsburgh,
The running time OF the John W,
Cannon with, General Grant and party,
from New Orleans TO the Jetties III
miles, was five hours and fifteen min
utes.
Boats on their way up-JOhn Penny,
| Oakland, Samuel Miller, Ben Wood,
Baltic, Dick Fulton, Lioness No. =,
Simpson lIorncr, Annie Kelley, Tom
Dodsworth, Veteran, \. ]. Biglcy No. ..
No use talking, the city government is
afraid 10 collect wharfage oil the United
States steamer Lily, but other boats are
robbed all the samc.-LOuisriHr Courier
| Journal.
PlrrsnURGU, April l4.-River 3 feet II
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, April l3.-River II feet
| 3 inches aud falling. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived Stockdalc, Pittsburgh;
Nirgic Lee, Memphis. Dcparted-liud-
sou, Pittsburgh; Fashion, Henderson
Granite State and Montana, ST. Louis.
NIcKsnuRa, April Ii. - Weather
cloudy aud warm; thermometer IS.
River fallen inch. Down-Goldcn
City. No boats up.
NAIyuLE, April li.-Riyer falling,
with . feet inches on tho shoals.
CAIRO, April l.-Arrivcd-Bigley
81. Louis River 80 feet inches aud
falling. Weather cloudy; THERMOMETERS
| 10.
LOUISVILLE, April li.-Riyer falling,
with s feet 10 inches III the canal,
and & feet 10 inches in the chute
on the falls. Business good. Weather
clear, pleasant and windy. J. w. Gail
from Cincinnati TO Memphis; Guiding
Star, from New Orleans To Cincinnati
Reindeer and tow, 10 Pittsburgh.
NEw ORLEANS. April lI.-Arrived-
J. :. Mcdonald aud tow, Cairo; Com
monwcalth, John Gilmore and barges,
st. Louis; Golden Crown, Cincinnati.
The stcamcrsC. I. Chateau, DIST. Louis,
and Paris G.. Brown, Of Cincinnati, load.
Ing, leave tomorrow. Weather cloudy
| thermometer So
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15

Tho Circuit Couyl has been engaged
ibis session, since the findings ol the
Grand Jury, in hearing the case ni ne
State ~. John COudTy, or Curry JACK,
,L,ryiuy him with entering lorenz
WalIhers saloon aud taking lhere'rom a
hottie OF cherry brandy. The pti9Slpal
witness against the accused MAS Aio' u
Cans. Who testified to having furnished
The ehisel with which Condry opened
the window, and also to having BEN
Win him al the time. Tie Vas IN the
,mrlny OF Sheriff Tingle a. drlecti'e;;
ana MAS hired To watch Condry anu
owe information against him.
The defense set itself To work " dl'.
credit Gaus' testimony. Gaas hsd SS'd
M the preliminary hearing that Condrl
"baI Land in a board pile ior the purpose
oi killing him." and lor that reason he
"cnye him away to Sheriff nngie. Inc
Jei,nse enlarged ON this iaet claiming
tie Information Was based on spite
work. II also brought a witness VINO
testified that il Was his opinion that
Gaus had said at the examination thS'
ne had not informed oi Oondry nniii NJ
Ter his tCondry'G arrest
The case was given IA the Jury yes
,erIay afternoon, and about nine u ne
,nrncd with a verdict Of nos guilty.
Condry Was remanded 10 jail TO await a
trial ON the change OF robblng the rest
denre al Lucius Hogc, on the sane night
as the Walther's robbery Ma aiit'seu W
have been committed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
tcIIin Collar

Chris. Hess has tuyu cat his odd
huiIdiug uu Market street, opposite
FIryrnth, and the unsightly opening
will. il is said, Gust the city a suit Tor
damages. Tho cellar yawucd from the
sidewalk without any guard, and IN the
dark "A person crossing from Eleventh
street might easily mistake II TOT the
continuation II the street aud tall m.
This happened on Monday night Three
hIirs crossed Market street aud,
seeing the lights in the rear WIN
J,ws oi the Main street stou's,
mistuok the vaCancy Tor Eleventh
street. and onc OF them Tell hoadloug
into the pat
Mr.. Peter Rlchmau, next door, heard
her SCREAM, and sailed Ia the rescue.
She said she was TERRIBLY bruised, but
with his assistance climbed out, and
was afterwards enabled tp continue on
her way. Nobody know her name.
ami though forty people could have
chilly told oi the accident, when asked
N he she was, they were blank. IL MAS
saii bv somebody that she was gn'nS To
sue :hc city, but this Is highly improba'
bile
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
TIE COURTS.
COUNTY COURT JUDGE noYp,

COUNTY COURT --IUDGE BoID.
Court met at9A.
There was no business oi Importance
transacted.
Adjourned until Friday ut SA.M
CIRCUIT COuRr-IupUE MELVIN.
State against John Cundrcy, charged
with burglary. The evidence in this
case was finished and the arguments
submitted, occupying about five hours,
Case was submitted to the jury ut d:3o
z. 81.
Mcssrs. Il. II. Spencer aud q. Il.
Wood. graduates OF Auu llarbor, Mich,
on motion of Judge Cochran, were adj
mittcd to practice in this court
The will Of Joseph Stcgor, deceased,
was proven by the oaths Of II. NJ. Rus
soil. Esq, aud Francis ElbcrL, aud or
dcrrd recorded. Benedict Hebrank was
appointed executor, with bonds oi
- 900 no security being required.
State vs.. Michael Burke, charging
with stabblng Frashcr. The case was,
on motion defendant, continued until
the next term OF court James Burke
and Martin Clancy acting rs bondsmcn
in the sum OF 81 500.
Court adjourned until to-day at %. NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
Attempt at Robbery.

Early yesterday morning II thief on.
tered the residence OF Casper Glass, on
Seventeenth street, and undertook "a
enrich himself at the expense III Mr.,
Glass. Fortunately Mrs. Glass was
awakened and gave an alarm that
frightened the man and made him en-
dcayur 10 escape. which lac did 10y an
open window, but not until brolherin.
law Of Mr.. Glass had given him good
blow under the car and Mrs. Glass had
obtained a good look at the man. Abou,
go'clock yesterday morning man an
swcriug the description given by Mrs
Glass was arrested by Officer McCully
aud after being identified by that lady
he was taken before Squire Phillips
where he gave his name as John Cain,
OF Washington, u. G.. lie was remand
ed to Jail in dc,auIt Of bail 10 await q
hearing on Friday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
Personal POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings

VIM. "a Lewis went to Wheeling to-
day TO attend the funeral oil his SISTER
Mrs. Anna X, kemple. -Se'oe"r'm "a
sette.
George Shinn, who was seriously III
iured ut the recent collision NJ pel''oh'
Is able to appear on the streets.
The John 5. Rhodes Is LOADING ~
Pittsburgh for ST. Louis.
The Iron City came down yesterday
with barge of freight for the Tatun.
The Tatum took on 500 packages ~
Steubenyille. She carries about l,SoO
packages OF glassware down on the trip.
Probably Portsmouth will he made u
mort of entry. The Ways and Means
committee have recommended 1t.
Among the arrivals at the New NC
Lure are the following: Theo' i. sanls'
bury, Baltimore; VIM. Parsons, Asst
All. Tine Tom Cabin Combination
w, I. Zederhaver, Harretsyiile, o. A.
Blair, Philadelphia; W. Heyl, lndianap'
oils: Geo Porter, j. q. Stafford, Pits
burrh; NJ. u. Johnson, New York;
F.R. Brant, Chicago; +. ii. Traiton,
New York; Oliver Doud Byron and
company; j. Nolmcr, &. G. Pane, W.
Doaman. Samuel Zmmer, New York;
NJ. A. Hanna, Cleveland; ii. q. Griffith
Baltimore; James Morrow, Phliadel-
phia. ,,u.u
John Story, of the Scioto Valley rail
road. a former Wheeling boy, is here
shaking hands with his many friends.
Messrs. :. IL. Woodward, j. ID. Du-
bois, ]. L. Gilchrist, J. L. Harden, a;
Loring and j. n. Vance, represented
the Wheeling mills at the meeting OF the
Western Nail Association at Pittsburgh,
yesterday. 49,, .,
Mrs. Willis o. Hawley, OF this city, IL
visiting friends in Bellaire.
Henry SchmuIbach, Esq, has re-
turned from business trip to Mllwan'
kee.
Hon. Felix X. Burnett, a promln :nl
Quaker Of Pittsburgh and one OF the In
dian Commissioners under Grants All
minislralious, was in the city yester'
day.
i. 4. Sommcryillc, OF Brooke county,
was in the city yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
ACROSS TuE CONTINENT.

A fair sized audience gathered at the
Opera House, last night, to smell pow
der aud gaze on the thrilling scenes de-
pictcd ia the drama, Across the Com
tincut." The posters have given an
idea oil the character OF the play, which
is ui the style Of Kit" May Cody
and others, with number OF specially
parts, not included in those. Mr.
byron is a fair actor, only. lie makes a
first class hero aud us he invariably
whips his man, the audience is lm'
menscly pleased with. so is II when
hc gets oil any patriotic, human
itarian or temperance sentiments
Banks, pcudy aud Gardiner, in
their respective spccialtics, are extreme
" good, and iairly brought down the
house. Miss Byron is fair actress, aud
the other ladies' can be- called lair.
Byrcqurst the samc bill will Toe given
tonight, aud Wr have no doubt u large
audience will he IN attendance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
Surprise Reception

Last evening about thir,y-iive couples
OF our German young folks met at Tur.
ner Hall aud, headed by Mayors or
chestR, proceeded TO the residence Of
Miss Emma Straub, on Main street,
where they fsi rendered her very
nice serenade aud then marched back TO
the hall, accompanied 10y Miss Straub
and Miss Clara Lohse, OF Philadelphia,
who is visiting friends in the city. Ar.
uying at the ball, dancing vas freely in
dulged in by all present Mr.. Philip
koehler acted as floor manager, and
Misses Mary Roemer and Mary Shn
presided over the supper tables in a
most charming manner. The festivities
were kept up until a late hour, and were
thoroughly enjoyed by all The affair
vas most complete surprise TO Miss
Straub.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
Row ON Mann Street

About noon, Yesterday, there WAS
some little excitement accustomed on
Main street, at Egcrtcr's store, by Il
tight, participated in by Mr., Jacob shy
der and his two sons on one side, aud 4
culurcd tcamStcr of Egcrtcr's, Porter
Griggslcy, on the other. Mr. Snyder
claims that Griggslcy insultcd his wife,
andthat as Il man, he could do no less
than thrash him. tirgg,lcy says hc did
not insult Mrs. Snyder. His nephew was
employed at Mrs. Snydcr'S aud was dis
charged, and GriggSlcy says he merely
asked lur his clothing.
However this may be, Mr. Snyder
felt his duty 10 be- 10 thrash GrlggSlcy,
aud accompanied 10y his sons he sought
Egcrlcr's store, where they attacked the
culurcd brother. There are various re-
ports oi what took place. but the most
probable il that during the melee, George
snyder drew aud discharged II revolver
at Griggslry. \ stranger, SAID To be-
from Steubcnyillc, threw up the levclcd
arm aud the pistol ball struck harmless.
" againUt the ceiling. 1t was also said
that Mr.. Snyder had Ratchet, but II so,
hc did not use It,
George SNYDER sworc out warrant
Tor Griggslcy, before Squire Philips, but
aitcrward Withdrew it aud paid the
costs.
The matter is now in the hands of the
police aud will be heard before Judge
Cranmor this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
Ncu STOCK Of Ladies and
Gents l.0lal and silver Watches
lust received. -
JACOB ". GRI BB.
JeNeler.

Dur Styles and Prices coma
nland universal aPproini, our
business system secures the con
Ii,IenceO OF our customers. Men's.
RoIS' and GhiIdrcn's Clothing
in immense variety ai ochm an
('O's. One Price 'lOthing House,
1870 MnrEct street adjoining
SDnpra House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15

WAshtNOruN, April 10, A. NJ. For
Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, cloudy
weather. with frequent rains, warm
snuthrrly. yrcriug to colder northwest
Winds, rising. preceded m the eastern
pnrtions by falling barometer.
For the lower Lake Regions, mcreas-
irs cloudiucss. with rain OF snow, warm
southwest. shifting to ruldrr northwest
winds and followed hy rising barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
The hinge Factory Compromise.

For the past two days the Hinge
Company director have been engaged in
lively discussion Of the prospects OF
their factory, which has, In the mean
time, been shut down. The action Of
the board has been kept studiously quiet
until Yesterday. Ii was commonly said
that an effort was being made to arrange
such terms with creditors as would en-
able the company TO continue, other
wise the factory would bC sold.
Mr.. VIM. IL. Hart, treasurer OF the
Stanley Works, Of New Britain, Con-
neCticut. the largest hinge factory in the
country, and Mr.. A. II. Sweeney, treas
urcr 81 Roy x Co, Of Troy, the pioneer
company, were here for the purpose Of
purchasing the Wheeling factory in case
it was sold.
But yesterday arrangements were con
cludcd and the principal creditors
granted. without regard TO Amount, ex-
tensions OF six, twelve, eighteen,
tweutyiour and thirty-six months ut
six per cent. interest. The works will
accordingly start up to-day.
II was currently reported yesterday
tina, the directors had decided that Han
son was innocent OF any embezzlement
Two Of the directors told REGISTER ~.
porter that Hanson did not enter at all
into their discussion and thar they had
come 10 no conclusion in regard to him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15

ONE Of the old settlers Of Toledo, Ohio
Mr.. William Henzler, druggist, sends
the following COMMUNICATION, which ws
publish for the benefit Of many suffer
err: Judging from my own experience
| must admit that the ST. JAcoBs OF i,
an excellent remedy for Rheumatism
For weeks ! had not been able TO stcI
on my loot; but used the ST.. JAcoIs,
Ou and all pain disappeared in short
Inn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
BEALLSVILLE.
Hendershoi's Escape Supposed 10 be In
West Virgins.

WIZ
Clay Henderson,, one of the two
brutes in human form recently remand
ed 20 jail for one OF the most fendish
acts in the annals Of iucendiarism, an
account OF which appeared in this paper
on Monday morning, escaped from the
officers last evening near Centreyille
while on his way 10 St Clairsyille. Hen
dershot, who Was left 10y the constable in
charge Of two deputies, availed himself
oithe lax watch by springing from his
horse and taking leg bail II is sup
posed he will strike for West Virginia,
where he has friends An organized
pursuit is following, which, il successful,
viii save the State some trouble and ex-
pense. The other prisoners did not cs,
cape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15

OwISG To the fact that the Reymann
brewing Company are now having two
large Ice machines erected in place Of
the one heretofore operated, the capaci-
~ oi which, by the way, was no, in con-
iormity with the speedy increase OF bus
mess, the usual annual Book Beer
Test at tie premises Of the brewery
cannot, this season, be had, though
much to the regret Of the hospitable
prnpfietnrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
AN Eminent Physician"
wAREKxToN, o., Sept. q, 1877

NNNHHEIVNi Va ctPt. 80 Ioff'
Mars. LalYhlin BroI. & Co.:
GESrs-It is with pleasure that I add
INV testimony ~ the long list who praise
your Infant Cordial. and have been
selling aud prescribing 1t in my practice
for years, 10 the greatest satisfaction.
The Worm Syrnp has driven all other
worm preparations out Of the market
all OF which it should, for, while IL Ia
pleasant 20 take. II is very eHectual in
destroying worms. In fact. it acts like
a charm. J. W. KELLY, NJ. ID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
4ubeeIiug 4e9istrr
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Iuao4 10 nov Advertisements.

Turner lIail iur Rent.
Nuttrr -Cgarmakcrs' Union.
Back Beer Rvymann Brewing Com
puuy. ,..,
Fluting Machines NcSbitt y Bro.
special Auction sale ui China Cum
uNis X Woods.
Special Notice [. Blum y BRO.
llrad ct Local
To Al Whom u May Concern John
Emshcimrr Head OF local.
pry Guuds-Brucs 4 Cooler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
WOOpsFIHLp.

Business Prospects Brghtsning Politi-
cal - Farewell Greenoackers Mrs.
Trimbly Says King Must Hang.
The business OF our town seems 20 be
Frightening up a little. Several new
buildings have been erected in and near
town. The factory Of Cochran 4 Co
commenced operations some time since,
but has stopped for q dew days on &C
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15

DoS'r fail 10 attend hD. Aisner :
opening at l07l Main stree, rr'oAy anu
saturday, April 10Th and l7th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OnnntI % fer this dap Oursiore
will DE open from -. nI. ulliiS
a. n. 4. BLUM a. BRO,
IIOI Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15

rrx.,r weakness, caused BY de De.
ranged kidneys, permanently pot a Gull.
mette's French Kidney Pads. A"'fus'
gists sell them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15

DoS'r fail 10 attend Mrs. Kisuer's
opening at l07l Main street, Friday and
saturday, April 10th and 18th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15

INSTRUCTION Books Tor Violin, Flute,
ACCORDION, Guitar, DC, for less than
cost, at Sheib's, Washington Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15

GLASS Shades Of every sise ana '''''
At Hutchins' Art Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
OUR SWISS FRIENDS
AND THEIR VISIT TO WHEELING


Sightseeing is, even under the most
favorable circumstances, q tedious oper'
alton, aud despite the many manulac-
turing attractions Wheeling possesses
tor the stranger TO such things, was
so found by the Swiss Commits.
sion, yesterday. The ultra'season@ble
weather, with the accompanying dus'
added TO tho tedium and although
the visitors expressed theui-
selves as we'll pleased, even delighted,
they we're doubtless glad to avail them
selves of the rest and reireshment OF
their hotel. after the ride was concluded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15
NEIGHBORH00D NEWS.
stllA,se, wooosflrtD AND BtALLs'
VILE.
Young Democracy Of Bellaire Organizing
Coal Works leased-RailrOad Matters
-Heudershots Eseape-Busi-
ness and Personal Notes.
BELLAIRb

Coal Works Loased-Young Democrats
TO Organize I'm portant Changes In Kali
road Matters Personalities.