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 tolumbus o. has social sensation winch ,s s,nkingly illustrative of ,he ca uernea to which A desire for ,he life of the stage ~Ill carry weak mind. The ~ife of ex-Governor Dcnnisnn Son. Nolll. A young, cultivated. moe and re- markedly handso'ne woman. and lead er m soclc,y, moreover. suddenly disap- pearcd from her home without ,ie kno.ledge of her friends, and apparently of her family, and has been s'nglng nightly in tord's eom., opera company III Si. I.ouls. AA far .,s any one Gan tel there has been no reason ier the esf apade other ,han d vain desifc for stage IT. umphs induced bY the posseNsior of d beautiful voice and handsome perS1b. She resss,s the enireaiies of her fnends to return home. and ~lii, Il IS sad josn an opera,i, company m New York l. is :, hard, alInos, heariless life which sheds it's glamour before the footligh,a and not be- hnd them. and Il is ,O be hoped ,ha, the fAscinzted woman and esesy other Do- man 2ho longs for such career bu' 'an live outside cf H. sIll reaiike her mistake before bitter experience has taught her
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'' Mamma aha, do the paper mean by saving the car was ieleseopedf asked a h,,le curly headed fellow of his mother A, they .ere passing through the tor,y-se' ond street tunnel oH 'heIr way io onsefs
 -Oh, my child pfssuDe it $ because they carry A teIes1ope Sith ~bich passen- ger may ylr% ihr heaYenIy bad.es.t re- pi,ed 'he fzsh,onable lady. zbs;rscfedIy.
 And csn you see the stars, rnafIIfna, persisted the innocent Little fellow.
 See s.ars' Well. 1 should 'h,nk o,T rnumbled the water boy. who ehan.cd ,o hear the eon,ersaison as he ~as on his gay .p put On the brakes before gl.Ing 2 signal ,o the engineer. taking on some baggage, running back 10 pu' a torpedo on the track. and attending 10 yarious other Attle dusies.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

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 display
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 G..t Us. O ord our food. nor cease ,o gre tJ ,h.., food or which GET souls may Ike T..t be our doom to-day. and days 10 come. Hay without end IT our e;yraal home. c., neets souls supply from daN ,o e. T@..g a>>i-; and a.G = Aa-a .r pfas. h,tse though Ne ask. vel Lord ,hs ts.-,-7g
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l. IS warm day when the zee gets Jeff. = -Ca1s6yIdge 7yidHn<.
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Are roas made by house maids.- /amSfko7oa /<adtT.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

away fortune her mother would tor- .Isseni.-.
 Never mind. mamma ypg shaii ro ssrfer while ! can Aofk iet Not.. eoaldn ]; cans ienuou>lN mary hnm. don't you know. mamma
 And Mrs. S,ecic wound look ike ;, maj ;Ar. @h!ie t'eneNiesc went on hel lIe..is ]. .eAeless life alone
 the day she met Mrs. felens T the street. Just as she Mas coming GU, of the store where she was employed A> book keeper.
 My dear. what a surprise How de- lighted am te sec seue
 Then they walked along ses eral blo, k. .ene. exc learned that a re,crsion oi fate had come ie the .eld!nGs A. vel .s ia herself. and that ,..tnee MAS maskinE .si the same business as herself, only for l salary three times as large as her own
 a He IS well she veniured to ask her face flushing.
 Yes. IF body Mis. tcd.us An- s~ered graveiN "Bui thlnk he has never been quite the same since yaa treated him so ,ruelly. Miss >tceic lie loved >ou >o well he Nil re, e lose d woman asain. NnoM ihat.
 "Airs. tieldlns. sasd Genc,Ieve. Ien;.Y. depieoaunsly. aiii ,ou pie"sc ,e. .efa san twas -nui because dlsi noi late hle3 . Tell hsm wish he mould ask me again
 now. May l send him sazn :. mes sage,
 = God tless you for II she answered
 Then they parted. and Gene,leSe went home 4> she had never gone home n her llic before. .knd before twenty -ioai hours had passed. Lance Fielding .'lsNc,l nei aSain. and foek her IT hrs arrT,~ .i,l5. kissed her his betrothed wife
 TLey were so happy. Thcy i,yed .tli together Lance and h.s wlie and then IN wo mo,her~ Al tha, iegely spfnsame uatl he hot lune day ame md ,hoa. one day. ance laughrnsly colafcd he .a- tended io pack all uii Ia the seaside for d spaple ot months. Genestele laughed a deholo2s. conten'ed iI;,le laugh IS she remembered he las he, lune days a' .h. seaside.
 You prefer iasi season 10 ,hls, ,he;. :' sine sad responsibility. while her eye, shone then love.
 " As far as temperature $ Cont erned. Tey decidedly. he said 4 he smiled. " Don't you long for the drives on Ocean avenue. and the piunges in the surf. and the Saturday nigh, hops. and moonhgh, kelr-a-fffe, m the summer-hnuscs Ser- ously- my darling. Ii IS tune the farce should end Genevieve, l am not poor man. have played the pan 10 win you. my precious. and thank God for you every day. am going 'o telegraph for my old suite of rooms to-day. and want you to take this cheek for a thousand dol lars and buy your summer outfit and Mother Steeles- Genevieve darling, you are not angry:
 So, ai,h ough love was lord of all. Gene we've made the grand match. afser all.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

there was a limit 10 her pleasan; cordialits which he could not pass. She aas merrl and fascinating and eharmingly friendly and that was all. until one day he told her. m passionate. eager way. tha, she was cruel 10 him-ihai she mus, see ho~ he wershipped her. how all his happiness was bound up in her. how he loved her. and wanted her for his wife hts mothers daughter.
 We'll Genevieve listened. for ,wo rea- sons: One because she could not help |, the o,her-ah. because they were ihe sweetest words she ever heari-,hose love words from this lover whom she dehan;ly turned a deaf car 10 when he pleaded So passionately
 Fl could have but one answer" she sad. coidly. No. have gwen you nu possible reason ;o speak 50 to me
 Nor would she allow another word on the subject. and then locked herself m her room and cried until she was exhausted.
 !" love him. love hlm," she told herself. tearfully. Bu; ~ill not mary a man who has money @ill never loan myself 10 the army of women to which Aunt Julie, and my sisters belong mere husband hunters.
 The mex, morning Mrs. S, Laurence looked vey stern. and told Mrs. Fielding that Genevieve had persisted in going home on the siN-ten tram.
 So the seaside idyl endcd-so far as human sigh, could penetrate. While dark. dreary days came la the S.ecles. when the p',iiul income grew smaller. and Gene,ie,e had Ia work s,ll harder ,o support them even in plAInesl comfort than ever l Steele had worked before
 And ,e think that you actually threw away a fortune her mother would tor-
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iienos and shame Bon, 10 eeadiston t.>e ''-- R., ~eii wear soed> aod N ,cs ad,cessse.
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THE LORDS PRAYER.

We .zy before OFT -.Ade-, me Lords Prayer. beautifully pIEaPsg-sed ,nio an acTos- tIc 5y Thomas >turteyAn.. F. ;. soldier oi he I~eniv-SiNfh Regiment | nted States In:an- try. and prisoner oi ~ar n the province at Upper Canada. Jane :. is52
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Ms l,nsfn Sa'a ueptee>9su ot sAe Atfteft-4na \ h. te.1a ct Es.a- l...,izH the Nasaat probably ~A= that ihe4 vete .ul near.sIE Ehtcd H,e.e3H
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

1ne oi The swcctts.f D. t.,cs..t .Ioncst ceeneins "a poe, t,. lsa s,,hstc Les ink so ihai i ,sani -hes through the ss,- ,ufc n b.s boot f.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Alexander II Nte,c0s sueie> a f4jc and when the ripe fets esranF the ifr gle Ariwecn the tWot4 hsslnenih tn ttls It d remarkable deftee it. aA4 ass.s .
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

7peen teuehee eel ltps eiihaa kisstnf thea, .nd the ki..t=.-4aAs lh.n Is the reason thc{ al ,, iell.a eha dant know Austhttf speau as esa k
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Ii ltic were but game oi yal,is. wha; an advantage the laml,c, man would have He weall alwas have she deal, you zee
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-22
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Public Sale Of Improved City Property.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
r. q. Cracraft. Administrator, &C. of Neil
McSaghten, deceased.
lanes T. Rogers, Executor, &c, OF Finley Me-
Naghten, deceased, et al.
IN CuASCERY.
Ry virtue OF a decree of the Municipal of
Wheeling. entered in the above cause on the
7th duy of March, lSS2, the undersigned Special
Commissioner Will, on
SATURDAY. APRILs, 1852,
Commencing at IL o'clock \. NJ, proceed 10
scIi nj nnbliC auclion, ~ The front door Of the
Court HouSe OF OHIO county, West Virginia,
the following described property: The north
cru pnrt Of lot No. IS, on the west side OF Mar
kct Street in the city OF Wheeling, between
Eighth and Ninth streets, fronting thirty l$D)
feet on Market street, and ru aiming back ono
hundred and twcniN-SlN il7"l icci To an alley:
This half LOT has on il the home residence Of
the late Finley McNagnIcn, being large two
story lex. in first class repair, containing
eight rooms, finished attic and fine front eel
lar. gas and water, and all modern improve
mentS.
Also. AT the same time, the north half of lot
No. 90, on the east side Of Main street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets In the city
of Wheeling, fiOnting thirty three CD feet
on Main street, and running back with an
alley one hundred and twcnty-NiX l2tl feet Ia
AN alley In the rear, having on IL a. large two
story brick, containing eight or nine rooms.
This properly corners ON an alley. ana reut>
well. These parcels will he sold separately.
TERMS or SALE-uWc-ihird, and as much
more aS the purchaser NAV eject 10 pay, in
cash ard the residue in two c.IuiL INSTALL
mcntS at six and twelve months respectively,
with interest from ia" day of sale, the pur-
chaser TO give his notes for such deferred pay
mentS, with good security. and the ;itlc To he
retained until payment in full
r.. g. rRhCRAFT,
maTSOaWt Special Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-22
PERSONAL.

!. f. Hart, oi The Nr':" Messenger, is in
the city.
Miss f. Rody arrived home yesterday
from the East.
Miss Jennie Raymond and Annie Hall,
are visiting at the residence Of Col. W. W.
Arnett.
VIM. Nicholas. who resides Just east OF
this city. has zone on an extended western
tour.
Mrs. Hess. OF Fulton. was reported worse
Yesterday She has been On the SICK list
for some time.
Thomas Higgins had a very fine reception
at HornbroOk Park, last night, at when
Cockayne'S orchestra played.
Prot. J. NJ. Frasher commenced yesterday
giving the instructions in pcnmanshlp 10
the Third word school pupils
Rev. G. G.. Pearson, of Oakland, Md, has
accented a call to St Luke'S Parish and VIII
enter his duties upon the second OF April.
Professor Louis Naas celebrated his 18th
birthday. last night. assisted by the opera
House orchestra and the Beethoven Sing
ing Society.
Thomas Cox. who received paraIytic
stroke SOME time since, is lying III very
precariuus condition at his home at the
head OF fifth street.
John Il. Johnson. Jr., and w. 5. Hine,
Of Philadelphia and Buffalo respectively,
TWO commercial men who own voices are
in the civ. and last night delighted their
friend, with their music. Johnson runs a
baritone and Ilinr tenor, and both handle
them we'll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-22
BRIDGEPORT.

The Democrats hold their primary meet
ing To- nominate township officers, on
Monday. March 2Tth, between the hours Of
| and Is p. VI, ut the Town Hall.
Mr.. Robert Foreman. who has been VII.
iting at Il. J. AleXandcr'S Esq. for the past
few days. leaves for 'arkersburg. his home,
to-day
Mr. Harry Robb is back from rarkerS-
burg. where he was called about week ago
by The death Of his brother
The funeral of Frank Davis. which pass
ct through here yesterday Was u very large
one.
Mr. Tom Duncan has quit the boot and
shoe business and is attending Business
College in Wheeling
That smile OF Johnny Crawiord'> gives
il away. 1t is a boy-anothcr milkmam.
The ladies OF the kirkwOod NJ. +, church
are requested to meet at that place this
morning at ) o'clock. Please bring lunch
baskets.
The case Of smallpox is progressing ia
yUrably.
Subscriptions To the THE p\ILY RE,.ISTEE
received at Frank +. Iimmcr's pharmacy.
The supper and social to he given by the
Odd Fellows at their hall tomorrow night,
gives promise of enjoyment. Some fine
music will We rendered by our hest singer, ;
and tie supper will be served up in good
>tv,e hy Mrs Co>s Ii you want IN ",ea-
IN Of gea, pleasure We say ~ You 80 by all
means.
Would it not be a good idea TO sea2ch
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-22
The End OF the Celebrated Perjury
Case.

Tie case ni the United States against
Justice William Phillips. indicted for per
Jury. has been the center IT attraction this
term of the District court. and since Fri.
day has daily drawn large crowds to the
court room Yesterday Vas generally
thought 10 hc the last day, and on that ac-
count the room WAS crowded all day with
,ruplc who cam" 10 listen To the closing
arguments. Mr>~r> Good and Dovener
closed tie case Tor the dcfrn>'. and At :
o'clock Gen. GoT addressed the Jury. T.
wind up Iur the Government. He made =
very rrrr,T Speech bur i was not consul
cred Particularly .urcb'e. 1t lasted about
TWO hours. and al its conclusion jude
tarl Ion mad his charge 10 the jury. There
Is great Ii.I-~"ur" al opinion on this
rhlr,e. The majority OF persons could not
see how the iUry could 10 anything but
convict under it, hut the defendant thought
il was I'm his favor.
At4o'cIork the Jury retired to make up
it, verdict S.pNCt Ormick. the Grafton man
and Blaine delicate to the Chicago COnven-
ti,n was chosen foreman and the first bal
!u, stood for aCuuittal and for convic-
ton. The foreman was for acQuittaI. a.
was predicted early in the case, from the
questions he asked one OF the witnesses,
After remaining out about three-uuarterS
uf an hour. the jury stood unit and COM
jug into the court pronounced its verdict
uf mot guilty" The defendant was con.
graduated by his friends and lett the court
room with his counsel.
William Philips is perhaps as generally
known rs any man in the city. and on this
account the proceeding was noted with IN.
usual interest He i ~ prominent R"puh.
lean and an active politician. and on tn"
latter account has made many enemies VIII"
wished his downfall On the other hand.
Ice has many warm friends who last night
held high Jubilee over his acquit'al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-22
LEyEE LACONICS-
News From the River and the Water
Craft.

The Hudson passed down Yesterday.
The Diurnal leaves for Farkersburg TO-
day.
The Sam Brown passed down yesterday,
with tow of coal.
The Alex. Swift passed up with tow Of
cmpties yesterday.
New boilers and machinery are to be
placed on the Diurnal.
Stcamswas raised on the Sidney, yestcr-
dav. while lying at the .Etna mill.
The Little Anna ard e. y. Lucas laid up
Yesterday on account OF high winds.
The Andes did not leave till very late
YESTERDAY evening, on account Of having SO
much freight |" load.
The St. Lawrence left Cincinnati yester-
day for Wheeling and will leave here Sat
Urday IN place of the sydney.
The river was rising at the rate OF inches
per hour at dark last night, the marks
Showing p feet Of water in the channel.
The Abner O'Neal and Bachelor lett yes
tcrday morning for up the river, but had To
tie up At Short Creek on account OF high
winds.
On. CrrN, Pa, March 2l.-River / feet 1
inches and rising. Cloudy with eigh wind.
NASHVILLE, March 2l.-River stationary
with Il feet ~ inches on the gauge.
PIrTsmRG. March 2l.-Rivcr IS feet and
rising. Weather clear and very windy.
SrrrEENyILLE, March 2l.-Rivcr Il feet Il
inches and rising Weather clearing, cool
and wildly.
CAIIo. March 2l.-NO arrivals or depart
ures. River - feet inch and falling.
Clear; thermometer So.
CIYcIYNATI. March 2l.-Thc river rose 20
feet in the last twcnty-fOur hours, and is
still rising. with 10 feet. Clear ana pleas
ant Departed; st. Lawrence. Wheeling.
EVANSVILLE. March 2l.--ltiyer 80 feet .
inches and rising. Wind still blowing a
half gale from the west. Weather clear
and cool mercury so and falling last.
LOUISVILLE, sMarch 2l.-Riyer rising at
the rate Of an inch an hour with II feet
in the canal and II feet III the chute on tn"
falls. Business duh. Weather clear and
cold.
CRANE opening day, y. Siedcmhach n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-22

ON account OF the high wind that pre-
vailed yesterday. the Little Anna only
made a very few trips. The Andes. which
was at the wharf at the time, was bUtleted
around very roughly, and male landings
only with great difficulty.
4 man named Krlvey was tined - and
costs 10y Mayor Mitchell, yesterday. for
abusing his wife. He is in the lookup in
default of bail.
1t is rumored that captain lnglebright OF
the Ferry Boat Line. has concluded to place
4 boat in the trade between this city and
Wheeling. Captain lnglchright is out OF
the city now, and the rumOr is in all prob.
ability the result OF his absence.
\ man from Bridgeport came into Mayor
Mitcheli's office yesterday afternoon and
asserted that Jim, alias Reddy Remnant,
had stolen ring from him in Beck 5
saloon Marshal Linn went with him tn
the house and laid hold Of Remnant. but he
handed over the ring and said the Bridge
porter had dropped it. and as the man was
drunk ReddyS theory Of defence was az
Ccpted.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School teach
rrs held meeting Monday night to arrange
fUr the holding of a festival and entertain
ment, for the benefit OF the school The
date has not been fixed
day night To attend to some special bust
ness.
Hugh Pickens. a dairyman. met with an
accident Yesterday that came nearly result
ing in something serious. lie was on his
Way to this city with hi> wagon and on
.ruSSiug Glcnn> Run the waters came
ru>nin. along 50 furiouSly that the wagon
was carried oil and broken. Mr. pickenS
escaped and rescued his property.
\ negro had several OF his tigers mashed
oil AT the .Etua mill yester lay. DR. y. L.
uug attended 10 hi> injuries.
y new rake and pick factory will b.
'Wilt this spring on site 4 lot above the {.
X l.. depot.
The Smith Bell Ringers exhibited at
Commercial Hall last night for the benefit
OF the library and themselves
The mnIli"r> at Spence, BaggS Co,
were oil yesterday.
bay before Yesterday as the local freight
train due in Brllaire about q o'clock =. VI.
was Passing through Martins Ferry at
the rate OF six or eight miles an hour, a
man evidently very much under the in
tlUenCe uf liquor attempted to board II,
and placing his hands upon the bumpers
of two cars swung himself between them.
The speed of the train and the unsteady
swing OF the man combined to throw him
between the cars his limbs projecting over
the rails. and the horror stricken spectators
OF the apparently inevitable catastrophe,
p"werle>s to help him avertrd their eyes.
The man. however seemed To realize the
peril of his position. and made a desperate
effort To save himself. and in the energy of
desperation he chung to brake-chain and
was dragged along the bed OF the road.
From the chain he succeeded in getting up
between the cars 10 the platform and was
saved. much Ia the qualification and relief
ui those who were the unwilling spectators
OF his peril.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-22

Thc following ConvCyanceS were admit
ted to record by Clerk Hook yesterday:
Deed made March Ii, l>S2 by Oliver j..
Crawford and wife To Margaret \. Geyer,
in consideration vi 81 2ou, Tor the west one
half uf lot $50 East Wheeling.
Deed made March II. l>N2 by the central
Building Association Mo. ; OF Wheeling to
Elizabeth Mulholland. in consideration ri
$40. for the south half oi lot in square ;
in Churchill> addition No TO the city.
Deed made March :, l>>2. by Vim. g..
Hobb ana others 10 John Mnrrum, in CON
sideration OF $lr". for lot : in square ,, in
ChurchillS addition 10 the city
Deed made March =, lNN2, by VIM. Rice
Jr. and wife to Vim. GibsOn. IN rOnSldcra.
ton OF 500, oi all their interest in parcel
of land on Ca>t,"man'S run. ohio county.
Three marriage licenses were issued YES
;crGay.
Two der,l> OF trust were recorded by the
County Clerk ye~trriiaV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-22
No Quorum at CounciI.

\ special meeting OF council was called
iur ,a>t might, to consider The ordinance
.rauring the right OF way To- the Brush
Electric Light company, but counter at,
tra,Iions proved too much aud the Second
branch could not raise 4 quorum. The
First was more successful. The Mayor was
absent ard Mr. Hall WAS called TO thu chair.
McsSrS Simpson, SchulIzc, WOlvingtOn,
Fritz. Hurtcrticld. CriSwcll, Wilson, Hall
and Hull answered the roll.
The Brush Electric Light Company or
Ginaucr Was read and adopted and then,
finding no quorum below, the Branch all
iOurnyd.
The Second Erauch made noble effort
To- secure a wor Sing quorum hut failed b.
= hairs breadth About : O'ClOrk several
members lnuugrd in and Mr.. liildreth was
called To- the chair. only ten members
answered 10 their names. and the Deput y
~rrgvauts were set TO work 20 drum up three
more. Mp~~rS Armstrong. BurlattS traw-
ford. Davis IIahrrlicId IIildrcth. kimber-
~. Waiter, Robinson. E,chstruth, Steele
and puuuing had answered to their names
ut rali-paSt - ocIu,k. when finding furth-
,s'.,rt u,"l".S tho l!rourh adjourned