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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-05
WATER Walls.
Stray and Regular Matters Along the
River and wharf

|
River and Wharf
All the regulars were on time yesterday.
The Courier is the Parkersburg packet to-
day.
Business was quite brisk on the landing
yesterday.
The Belmont arrived at Cincinnati on
Monday with tow Of fire brick.
The q. w. Anderson passed down en-
route for lronton yesterday about noon.
1t is probable that the steamer Courier
will load at St Louis before long for this
port
Oscar Written and Marion Purcell have
I been engaged as pilots on the Thomas Sher-
lock for the season.
The river was falling slowly at dark last
night, the marks showing 6 feet 6 inches OF
water in the channel.
The Wyoming is to leave st. Louis to-day
for New Orleans with the veteran Capt.
VIM. Coulson in command.
The Annie L., who has been lying at the
wharf for some time, raised steam yester
day and departed for Pittsburgh.
The Chancellor passed up yesterday
afternoon, about eight hours late, being
compelled Tuesday night to tie up on &C.
count of fog.
The Diurnal did not arrive until noon
yesterday. She was detained by dense fog.
She was also very heavily loaded with
freight. She departed for Parkersburg
about o'clock. -
The Emma Graham passed up about
noon yesterday, being twenty'four hours
late. They reported everything all right
aboard, and claim that their being late was
on account Of heavy fogs.
The engines to be placed on the new
steamer just contracted for at Cincinnati
by Captain Honshell, are those that were in
use on the Buckeye State, and were built
BY James Reese, OF Pittsburgh.
Captain Wash Honshell has contracted
for a new stern wheel steamer, larger than
the lost Buckeye State, to be completed as
soon as possible. The hull, by the Marine
Ways, will be $50 feet long, 80 feet beam,
81 feet floor, with 81 feet hold. The ma
cbinery, by c. T, Dumont, will consist of
four double fue boilers, AZ inches in diam
eter and % feet long, with pair Of cylin-,
ders Is inches in diameter, with foot
stroke. The cabin, by Elias Ehier, will be
full length, and first class in every particu-
lar. The new steamer is for the st. Louis
and Pittsburgh trade, and will be campbell
ed early next January --GtneiRndh Gasette
NEW ORLEANS, October 4.-Weather clear
and pleasant; thermometer $50. g
CINCINNATI, o., October 4-River Is feet
inches and rising. Weather fair and
warmer. Departed-Cons. Millar, Menu
phis.
PIrTsBuReH, Pa. October 4.-Riyer 8
feet inches and falling. Weather clear
and pleasant
CAIRo. ILL.,. October 4.-River o feet 8
inches and rising. Weather clear, Their
mometer 80.
MEMPHIS, October 4-River falling
inches.
LOUISVILLE October 4.-Riyer o feet a
inches in canal; 4 feet inches on the fails.
business and weather fair.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Resolutions or the Columbian Literary
society, West Virginia University, to
Alumnus Harry ID. Hubbard.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Unerring
Ruler of the universe in His divine wisdom
to remove by sudden death Harry ID. Hub
bard, of Wheeling, and
WHEREAS, The deceased was an earnest
and noble alumnus of the West Virginia
University and of the Columbian Literary
Society, therefore be it
Resolved, That in his death We recognizes
that the State has lost a. valuable citizen,
humanity helping brother, and the So
ciety an honored alumnus.
Resolred, That the Society remember
him as one who received, as he deserved
its highest respect, and in whose future
prosperity it earnestly would have rejoiced.
ReSolred, That We sympathize most heart
lily with the bereaved family and the
friends of him who was our friend.
ResOlred, That the notices of the Society
be draped in mourning for thirty days,
and
Resolved, That copies of these resolutions
be sent to the Morgantown and Wheeling
papers and to the family of the deceased
Done by order of the Society at its regu-
lar meeting Sept. Goth, 1882.
w. T. w. BARB,
w. II. MICHAEL,
S. A. HAYS,
Committee.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
1919. by Leamon Phillips aud Martha ]. Phil.
lips his wife, to me as trustee, Will, On
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1882,
At 10 O'Clock a. m, proceed TO sell, at the front
door of the Court House OF Ohio county, the
following described real estate, that 10 to say |:
A certain tract Of land situated on Roneys
Point Run, branch Of Little wheeling Creek,
in Triadelphia district, In Ohio county,
West Virginia, and bounded and described
as follows: beginning at walnut, corner
to Williamson; thence 3. 871so e. "a poles TO
the school house lot; thence N. 6lh. 4: 5,lo
poles 10 the run; thence up the run e =: hm
thence n. i8l.0 w. 8 ). 10 poles 10 the William.
son line; thence leaving The run N: 80 l4o w.
% poles to the beginning, containing two
acres and twenty -four perches less one hun
bred and thirty poles, conveyed by said Phil
lips to George Amos.
The above property is part OF the same con-
yeyed to said Phillips by Alex. Riggs and wife
by deed dated September 1873.
Terms cash. j. ]. WOODS, Trustee.
WI HALLER, Auctfoneer. oc5i
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BOATING MATTERs.
Brieelsnd 20 weisserber aud Weisser'
her 20 Brieeiand.

We are requested by Wn. Briceland, the
Eighth wsrd oarsmrn, to say In answer 70
Weisgerber's squib, in Yesterdays REGIS
TER, that he is ready to meet FATTY IN q
three mile race for 81 900 side or upwards
at any date. Briceland says he will not go
into training and make race for less
sum. Here is the chance now to put up
or shut up" Briceland further requests
MS 10 state that this is the last chance ne
will give any one this season. Gentlemen,
make your race The public is waiting to
see which will wear the champions belt.
Weisgerber says IN regard TO the above:
''This stuff is all bluff: Briceiand knows
that / cannot raise 1000 just now. /
offered some weeks ago to row him for
81 900 side when had the money, but
now have not got 1t and cannot raise 1t.
| propose to hold the championship OF this
city against all corners. man always
gets sight for his purse. Briceland viii
have to beat me before he can claim the
championship"
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Nbseliu9 Re9ister
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, IsSe.
LOCAL INrEL LIGENcE


Index to New Advertisements,
wsnted-Situation as Servant Girl.
Wsrted-POrter in Grocery.
Opera House Robson and Crane.
Grand TournameDt-New Fair Grounds.
New Line Of Opera Glasses-Ailler &
FTanzheim.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Island Prop
erty.
Wsnted-Drug Clerk.
Whole and Ground Spices-EdUard
Reid.
The Dining ROOm-G. Mendel & Co.
Trenton BiscUit-J. II. Delhi & Co.
Mutual Union Telegraph Company.
Public Sale of Building Sites and Coal
Property,
OYSTER Parlor-Thos. F. Heyman.
Colgste's Toilet Soaps-R II List.
Chocolates and COcoaS-N. Schulz 0-
cal Page.l
Trustees Sale Local Page.l
stephen Mccullough, Carpenter and
Builder local Page.
Imported aud Domestic WinCS-Tiaal
Wave Saloon.
Granite Ware-G. W. JohusOn's Sons.
Button and Lace ShueS-J. T. Stone.
The Champion Iron Fence-B. Fisher &
Son.
White and Red LeaH-W. A. Wilson.
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The verdict ofthe Jury IN the Famous
| anti fDr Damages.

The WeEOIGt ~ tnC SoHJ - s@S ----~-----
Suit for Damages.
The somewhat noted case of Armstrong
W.. N. Reilly, L. 8. Delaplain, Son d Co.,
and Others of this city, has been on trial
for several days last week and all of this
week, before Judge Boyd, in Part 2 OF the
Circuit Court. Some months ago Arm
strong. who was in business in Writ coun-
Nv This State, failed, and the defendants to
this case brought suit against him for OBJ
tanning goods under false pretenses, in the
Writ county courts. Armstrong was &C
quilted, and in return instituted SUIT 70 70
false Imprisonment and other causes.
Craeraft, Hubbard and Russell acted for
him. while John A. Hutchinson, Caldwell,
Caldwell Good and J. Dallas Ewing defend
ed Reilly and Others. The case was gwen 70
the iury Yesterday morning, after instruc-
lions from the Judge, and late last evening
verdict was returned for the defendants
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A Hotel middle.

In judge Bnyd's court yesterday, F. s.
Norton. through his attorneys Hubbard
snd A. Caldwell, asked for an injunction
restraining Edward Muhelman from carry
ing on the Mcclure II use after q di>solu-
ton Of the partnership and for tbs APP
resisted by Capt DoSener and A ]. Clarke.
EsQs. At lste hour last night we we're
informed that a preliminary injunction
was awarded.
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A CASE OF DISCIPLINE.
A Knight OF Labor Lodge Teaching Hts
Members Their Duty.

''Let me tell you a story" said District
Master Workman Rankin last night, 'just
10 let YOU see the honor OF our order. Last
week the kiln men in the Wheeling pot
tery struck. They did so without notify.
ing their lodge, and without a proper in.
vestigation or an effort being made to ad.
Just their difficulties. The local lodge re.
fused to indorse their action, and advised
the firm owning the pottery. to send to
East Liverpool for new supply OF hands;
The firm did so, but the East Liverpool
men refused to take the word of the firm,
and did not go. The local lodge in Wheel.
ing then appointed committee to 60 to
East Liverpool and get kiln men. The
committee were successful, and the pottery
is now running as usual. Dispatch.
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neeision keyersed.

WASHINGTON, October 4.-Secretary Teller
reyerses the decision Of his predecessor con-
corning the Turtle Mountain Indian lands
in Dakota, near Devils Lake, and direct,
that they be restored to the mass Of public
lands and thrown open to settlers.
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Iam.a Hotel. october T. Iss2.
Railroad Progress.

CHICAGO, October 4.-The Railway Age
reports the construction Of 1,209 miles OF
main track during the month OF Septem-
Der, and total for the nine months of the
present year of 8,075 miles. 1t estimates
the total for the entire year at 10, 500 miles,
an amount far greater than eyer before
built in one season.
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East Liberty.

EAST Liberty, October 4.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1913 head. Market steady; prime
50 z5@6 5oi fair to good 81 1895 so; com
mon 31ItG4kc. % s' -. - -,
HogsERec-ipts $500 head. Market
niOres So 4etaS 60; Workers s. i098 80;
grsssers 81 25a7 IS.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head. Market
dull; prime 81 1894 50; fair TO good s. so
a 90: common 81 50tg3 Is.
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Adjourned TIL Saturday at o O'Clock.
Forty Years Experience Ofan Old
Nurse.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States,
and has been used for forty years with
neverfailing success by millions of moth.
ers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea,
gripping inthe bowels and wind collie. By
giving health TO the child relieves the
mother. Price Is cents bottle.
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WASHINGTON. Octnber 5, 1AM-For the
Ohio and Tennessee valleys, fair weather,
light variable winds. lower barometer AMI
slight rise in temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, partly cloudy
weather, light local rains in the northern
portion, variable winds generally FROM
esst to south. slight changes in tsmpsra-
ture and stationary or lower barometer,
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Railroad war,

BosToN, October 4.-The Boston, Revere
Beach and Lynn railroad reduced its fares
from Boston to Lynn from twenty-five to
twenty cents The Eastern railroad re,
taliatfs by putting on extra express trains
and reduciI e the fare to five cents.
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THE COURTS.

Proceedings In the Various Judicial
Bodies in this City Yesterday.
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs-JUDGEs JOHNSON,
RAYMOND, GREEN AND SNYDER.
This court met at 10 o'clock yesterday,
and disposed of the following business:
NJ. T. Smith, administrator, VS.. Aug.
Yoke ct al, from Lewis county. An appeal
and supersedeas was allowed. Bond, $1,000.
Walker & Flesher, commissioners, ys.
Hassler, from Jackson county. A writ OF
error and supersedeas was allowed. Bond,
1900.
Adjourned till Saturday at o'clock.
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Can you find case of Bright's Disease
OF the Kidneys, Diabetes, Urinary or Liver
Complaints that Is curibie. that Hop Bit
Itis has not or cannot cures Ask your
z ighbor, if they can. 100
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Frank Bush as Likely Solomons" at
the Opera House.

'''Ikey Solomons" at the Opera House,
last night, drew fair sized audience. Mr..
Bush as the versatile Hebrew does his part
very we'll and is the VIII DIE show. His imi-
tations OF animals, parsons, actors, &C.,
were very good. His support is only
moderate, the exception being Miss Hattie
Morris, who acted the part Of Lizzie
Romany very we'll. William Edwards IS
"Snickelbaker," Sol omans assistant, was
also very clever. The audience was de-
lighted with the performance, and called
Mr.. Bush before the curtain several times
A rousing house will be given him this
evening
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A ND CAEVABBERS Of Ihb WIZ
"A be cast ON October 10Th. so~|
At q special meeting Of the b ~ v,oIlss,a|
missionsrs, hsld septsm o cn r.n, 81
Eanysvcn Of TIE election TO b hein"~
Der 10th next:
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
Al Vioildnt En1iW Hour 10.
Observation-Disclosures bnS"'
Canvsssers "A. 1. Garden, wm' -
At Raltoa
Comm,,Sioners-Rd. Hamu, u. o
MADISON DISTINCT
AtStcond Ward Nrh.
Commissioner O. X. whess, J.
VIM; RRs ,.ns,d.ggD: h. noos.. Els CO
'r.' p K. z'nn' On hra.d. -
Commi.aouers-R II. 0ilisspJ. y
well, Hugh Mcuraw.
CLAY DISTRICT.
Al Cbun Hour. -
Commissioner Reilly. VII
John a.n G':.Sr: X. Beach. Il T. r"'">
Joseph y. Elsop. ,,c,
Al Atlantic Engin< HosA a.
COMMISSIONER c. Jsnsn. Aas
Ing: J :; y: ExlIE Harvey. Johs s'as.
"' cExrrs ppraicf.
Al Guard, Ho~ Bous -
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commisIonsn- y. CLARK, j.
Cam; s:s;....n- 3. Albright H'''" 81
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-05

Lot OF those WOmeu'S Grain
Morocco Button shoes for Sizes
per pair, received at E..
j. w. AMICK'S,
No. I143 Main Street
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II you buy Charter Oak Flour you will
never want TO change. 1t is good every
time.
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Coopers Strike.

DAYTON. o., October 4.-The coopers all
over the city struck te-day for an increas
Of Two cenIsper barrel The millers refuse
il, as they have large stock Of barrels on
hand.
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rsAp Chronic Rheumatism for one year;
had beer given up to die BY two Physic-
isna PkRUxA cured me. VIM. OuErz,
PiftsbDFgh, Pa
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A SPECIAL train will leave the B, & o,
iiepot Thursday morning for Nc, de
Chantal station. to convey persons desi ring
10 attend the sale of building sites and coal
property belonging 10 the estate Of the late
SAMUEL NcCey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-05

THE regular Thursday evening concerts
at Seibeft's Garden attract an immense
crowd to this exceedingly popular resos'.
Go out, and you viii not miss thea "a;
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OPENING Of Fall and Winter Hats and Bon
nets, Friday and Saturday, October s and
Z, at Mrs A. J. WORKS.
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LADIES are invited to attend the opening
of Fall and Winter Hats and Bonnets. at
Mrs. A, J. Worls', Friday and Saturday,
October and Z
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J.H. DIEHL & Co, ]. s. welty, wortheu
& Tieman. George K. McMechen, Z. J.
sSmyth aud H. F. Bahrens sell Charter Oak
Robert Simpson, Wholesale Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-05

TIE regular Thursday evening concerts
at Seiberts Garden attract an Immense
crowd TO this exceedingly popular resort.
Go out, and you will not miss them again.
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Notice of Dissolution.

NOtIce OF DISNOIuCIOH.'
TNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between Geo. Hook, Y. +. w.
Schrader and Frank Lotz under the hrm
name of Hook, Schrader Co., was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Geo. Hook aud
c. r. w. Schrader will settle all the accounts
of the late tirm. We hereby return our thanks
to all of our patrons. GEO. HOOK,
O.. F. w. SCHRADER,
FRANK LOTT.
OCTOBER q 1882 oc3a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-05

The REGISTER has paid correspondence
intelligence and integrity In every sedia 4
the state, whose businea1t II 10 furnish ~
paper with all that Interests the peops q
his locality Ito aid every eLon 81 inpvT|
ment, and in the development Of Ne q
sources OF the State. And II also has
Correspondents n ~ Phssssd a.
OF the country, who arc wide awake I'D
ering that which will Interest and P'osi =
people Of West Virginia.
THE MARKET nEreBn
OF the leading cities, at homo and ~
consulate valuable feature u ~ -
IsTKR.
"Levts Baksr q %. are the nos! -
uewspHosr men In The country, ana tns
news which escapss their visilent ~
worth Ne rSoordlns. "-<iSvso sSs"
l~~A a. q N>erAnaen Co01 ~ ~ 49,
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No prrrEs -four made than Charter Oak
Robert Simpson.
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Answer Thi.

Ask your grocer for Charter Oak Flour.
Robert Simpson.
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ANOTHER

Go 90 the Mcclure House eiEar stand
for the finest Imported Cigars.
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Stephen Mccullough.

Brick Buildings erected complete In all
modern Improvements. Also wooden build
ings fitted up complete on lot. Wooden build
shop and taken to any part and completed,
on reasonable terms. All alterations made
on old buildings, roofs, valleys and sky.lghts
shelving f1fted up on short notice; store fronts
nut In and stores altered. Residence No. 80
Sixteenth street, formerly occupied by M.
Ben Exley. Shop in rear OF Capitol, on Alley
OOl0
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AvALUAnLE DooK

OF nearly 500 pages, on the wealth. dsve,o,t
and undevelopcd, Of West Virginia, By "A
distinguished authorities Is R% ~.
FELLOW Of the Royal Aoadsmy, Ls.IS
Pre- Fbntdfne, Of the University, md h
Speaker, Geo. II. Acrea, will Be sn,H
PnEnIUH WITH TINE Resnm
To those who prefer II to the map 90 end,
the same terms
Fries s("West virsiaia's WsalsA.- "a
sThe REGISTER IL the leading paper I've
Virginia, and Ia one OF our bca exchanges Ne
burph Dolly T1nes, (lndL
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A seriea Of articles on the

UnAsvelspsA Ricses sfths h,aA
Carefully and thoushtfully PREPARED b o.
most fascinating writer. will be printed Z
me REGISTER running through The cuui1
year. These articles, will alone, Be sO'.A ;
any West virginian, many times hs pds
Of the paper.
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Indications

isl 1872
Is % IS 80 - ~ - 70
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the WEALTH
the WEALTH

"The enterprise OF the WHEELING Rp.wu,
rocoGulled and appreciated by the non. ~. N
q the Ehqvtrr Of this s!Aie.'e kerpussr -
DoNtRton.
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Weekly Resisses. SiJs
THE NAP A. A PREuur

The Map viii be sent rs Q premium t. :.
persons who remit $50 foe ths w.
REGISTER, one year, and 10 cents 70 pU -
age on the Map.
"The RIafsfER q really tn, cnly An,
paper In the state. ~ Udrksbars 1IaproS ~
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STATE NEWS A sPECIALTI.

.condycted with energy, ability. and sras
uess. ~ H'dshinoton, IA, DtmoruE
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WEDNESDAY,.

sssStOn a, scaoeprs Opera House drug
-astFe.
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IlIDeEs OF ELECTION

ss.A Or . speeinsa Csss sfsAss 's
The daily gazette., 1882-02-20
supriss Presentasions.

]. Il. Lewis, late foreman at the
Diamond State rolling mill, who has
been transferred to q similar position
at the Old Ferry rolling mill was
called upon Saturday evening Mt his
residence, No. sos Poplar street, by
about thirty Of his late fellOw-works
man. He was much surprised at the
unexpected visit, and was still fur
ther surprised, when Mr.. j. Hughee
on behalf OF the visitors, presented
him with q beautiful gold watch
chain and charm, as a token Of their
respect for him as foreman and
their regret at his departure.
In making the presentation Mr..
Hughes said: The workingmeu OF
the Diamond State Rolling Mill, re'
GREETING tho circumstances of your
leaving the mill aud desirons Of
showing their appreciation OF your
many kind acts and works of eDcourI
agement while foreman have dele
gated me to present to you this as .
small token Of respect, hoping thai
the feelings which prompted the
givers will be cherished and that
you may he as successful in your
new sphere of labor 90 you were in
your old position"
Mr.. Lewis was almost completely y
overcome with surprise, but he man'
aged to return his sincere thanks,
The visitors spent an hour very
pleasantly in singing and discussing
i, excellent refreshments.
The chain is of handsome pattern,
and lock0t, which s Of convenient
size and neat design, bears the fol.
lowing inscription: Presented to j
II. Lewis by the Workmen ofthC
Diamond State Rolling Mill, Feb
ruary Sth, 1884,"
A few evenings ago Matthew Col
we'll, an Iemploye Of Pusey, Scott 8
Co.'s morocco factory was paid
surprise visit, at his residence, No
4l0 Madison steet, by about twenty
five of his fellow~workmen, who pre-
sented him with beautiful chlns
set. Mr.. Henry Baird made the pre-
sentation speech. Mr.. Colwell res
ponded appropriately andthe visitor
were further entertained with sing
ing and refreshments. IA