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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04
MOUNDSYII.LE.

Mr.. John Dorsey has again taken up his
residence in town.
Mr.. John Criswell, OF Bcllaire, Ohio, is
here, being summoned to the bedside Of
his brother, Capt. Fl. Criswell, who is very
low.
The Kloman iron works received about
one hundred and twenty ton of the ''prec-
ious" metal by the Andes yesterday, and
have also received furnace stacks for the
new furnace.
Elder w. B. Long pastor Of the Church
OF God. has moved his family TO this place.
He is now holding protracted meetings,
and good deal of interest is being taken by
the congregation.
The Union Coal Works. as We are in
formed, has received the contract to furn-
iSh coal to the iron works.
Deputy Sheriff Chris Mathews has moved
his family to. the Mclean property near
the court house.
Judge Anon is having his Mound City
pool parIor paPered AMI improved in gen.
eral
Mr.. Frank Warden left Tor Delaware. o.,
yesterday. TO attend high school.
Mr. Thomas Mccormack has added shoot
ing gallery to his place of amusement in
Assembly Hall.
Mr.. W. W. Echols is on duty at the pris-
on during the absence of Mr.. George Old
ham.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04
ApRocEssros or PE.sess
Pas. ell in Rcview BEFORE Their Friends
Our Readers.

Our Readers
Mrs s. s. Kissner left for the Fast yes
terdsy to purchase her summer sock Oh
millinery.
Manager Raney. of the Belmont Bias
Fnrnace who left Saturday to visit hes
family in Ohio. returned yesterday and re-
suYnod his duties.
Henry Jacobs, ESQ. 10 receiving the con
pratuIations of his friends on the improve
ment made by the removal Of his store to
No. 1854 Main street
The desth of Judge JAS. FsstOu cast a
eIsom ever our city which has not been
f.n since the assassination of PRESIDENT
Garfield.-CRartrstOn Gail.
Mr.. S. L. kepner, the worktugmap' s
friend, and one Of the most useftH mem
bers al our Legislature, is printer. Ii
isn't often that type Singer isso honor
ed as to be elected to any otace.-L'nco{s
Clipper
Misses Sophie and Annie Hsrding and
Lille Braden three vivacious yoang ladies'
from Washington. Pa who have spent the
past few days in the city, returned yester.
iay. They were the guests. respectively,
of Misses Bates, Butler and Hall.
Jno. ID. Anderson, Sergeant-at Arms OF
1he West Virginia SeRste, passed here. this
morning, on his way to bis home in Nicholas
county. Mr.. Anderson made fine officer
and will have no trouble, il he so desires,
in again getting the pOsition.-ld'rsoa
Enterprise.
We see it announced that Capt. Bob
Dennis has retired from the field OF Sena-
torial honors. Captain Dennis has ably
represented us in the State Senate for 8
number of years and his counsel will be
sadly missed by his constituents in the
future session of the Legislature. ihirrso"
Enterprise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04

Another New Stock-Miller and Frauz-
helm.
Headquarters for Glass-W. A. Wilson.
A well made Shirt. C.. Mofat h co.
The b auty of ROOm-G. Mendel x Co.
Props ais for Castings
New Store-Henry Jacobs. Head OF
Local.
Fancy Crackers-B-idge Corner Grocery.
Fine Liquors-Tidal Wave Saloon.
ToTinners-G. w. Johnson's Sons.
For observation-disclosures Andes.
wanted-An Intelligent Woman.
Wsnted-Agents.
Notice-R II. Phillips.
Remoyal-G X. McMechen.
Large Stock and All New GoodS-Edward
Reid
Easter Cards-Stanton & Davenport.
Choice Butter-H. Z. Behrens.
Teas, Tobacco. Collie, Sugar-Robert
sam IsSUn.
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A Perfect Family Grocery.

Ii splendid stock of goods, courteous
attention to customers, prompt filling of
orders, low prices and convenient location
OF a store in the central part of the city.
which is handsomely fitted up and contain
ing everything for the table that house
keepers heart could desire. is not induce
ment for extensive patronage. we do not
know what is.
And such requirements can all be found
right in the popular family grocery of G..
X. McMeeban, who has lately removed to
that splendid room No. 1906 Market street.
\ REGISTER reporter calling in their yes
terday was surprised at the variety of new
goods received. Among them he noticed a
lot of California dried peaches, pears and
plums sand magnificent array of Thurber' s
unrivalled goods, with Durker's salad
dressing, Dunbar's shrimps, and any guam
tity of good things that would make the
eyes of the cooking club water with Joy.
Be sure, ladies, and call in at McMechan' 5
new place.
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News From the River and the Water
Craft.

News From the River and the Water
Craft
The regulars were all on time yesterday.
business at the landi-sy WAS dull ye>ter-
day.
The Bachelor leaves for Pittsburgh to-
day.
The Courier is the rarkersburs packet
to-day.
The river was falling slowly at dark last
night, the marks showing y feet OF water in
the channel. 49,
The Andes arrived last night with very
fair trip and will leave this afternoon for
Cincinnati.
The following towboats passed up with
enipties Yesterday: Heatherington, Alex.
Swift, Geo. Lysle and n. J.. Bigley No. ,.
Under the present license bill, pilots,
engineers, mates and masters of steam YES.
sells are required to take out license
which costs $40 for the more important
officers and s. for the others. Under the
new bill, as soon us the President signs it
which he will ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS exaC-
tons upon the stcamboatmen will have
been so reduced as TO be merely triiling.
In the United States Treasury there is to-
day fund amounting to over S'O,ODO, aC-
cumulatcd from the amount paid by steam.
buatmcn for license.
NASHVILLE Tenn, April 3.-Riyer falling,
Is feet on gauge.
EVANSVILLE, IND, April %.-ltiver % feet
inches; falling fast
New ORLEANS, La, April NO arrivals;
thermometer 80; weather clear and warm.
PITTSBURGH, April 3.-Ryer feet and
inches. and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
CINCINNATI. o. April 3,-River - feet 10
inches and falling. Weather fair and very
warm.
SrErnrSv,LLE, April 2.-Riyer feet and
10 inches, and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
on CI1Y. April 3.-Riyer , feet and
| inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and
! pleasant
CAIRO, April 3.-Riv"r II icet ) inches
and falling. Weather clear. Tthermomc-
| ter - degrees.
LOUISVILLE, April Silver falling with
| feet inches in the canal and feet
| inches i'll the chute on the falls. business
| active. Weather pleasant.
|
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04

TIKI eminent physician, J. Marion Sims
NJ. d., New York: II am convinced that
Prof Darby's Prophylactc Fluid is most
valuable disinfectant.
For smallpox and other contagious dis
eases use Darby's Prophylactic Fluid. Per
sons waiting on the sick should use il free.
". 1t will prevent smallpox scarlet fever
diphtheria or any contagious disease from
spreading, and the worst cases will yield Ia
its purifying and cleansing effects.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04
THE GRAND CONCERT.
An instrumental, though scarcely VO-
cal Success,

cal, success.
Wheeling has, upon numberless differ
ent occasions, exhibited the inconsistency
of her people on musical subjects. Con
CertS, when given by travelling talent, have
nearly always gone begging, while operas
are sung to crowded houses. Only beg
carly audience assembled at the Opera
House last night, to hear The Carreno Donald
Grand Concert company The gallery and
orchestra chairs were deserted, though the
paruuette seats were tolcrably well filled.
Madame Carreno is an artist, Tor virtuosO,
we don't know which, but certain
il is, she can bring out all the
music the grand piano contains,
and can make the instrument speak lam
guage that appeals to the most disCOrdant
heart in her audience. Her technique is
superb and her selections were well Calcu
lated to display this magnificent acluisi-
ton. She had three numbers on the pro-
gramme, the last Of which was changed
from the variations IN the Last Rose OF
Summer, BY request, TO LISTS Second
RhapSodic HunGroise, a great favorite with
Prof Herman. 1t, like the rest, she exc
Cuted grandly and well sustained her repu-
tation as the greatest lady pianiste.
Miss Jenny Busk has a very sweet, true
soprano. under good control, but with
out anything at all remarkable, while
one finds pleasure in listening to her vocal
ization, one is not impressed with the be-
lief that he is hearing any great prima
donna.
Signor Roberto Stantini succeeded in
cruelty numbering that beautiful ballad,
MY Sweetheart When a Boy" singing his
second solo, Lilly of Killarney, with much
better effect.
Signor Pietro Ferranti has as good voice
but barbarous pronunciation and is an
excellent comedian.
Carlo Torriani, as accOmpanist, was sue
cess In fact the instrumental led the
vocal parts throughout and Carreno certain
" scored q success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04
THE TiNGLE SETTLEMENT.
The Report Already Published I'm she
Register-The Statement.

After many meetings, the Finance Com
mittee of the Board arranged a satisfactory
settlement with the late Sheriff. The re-
port below is exactly that published in last
Thursdays REGIsrEB, which was exactly
correct Following is the report:
FRIDAY, March IL, 1882.
A special meeting OF the Committee On
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Profit, SI.200.

ITO sum II up, six long years of bsd-rid
den sickness, costing $500 per year, total
g., 20G-all of this expense was stopped by
three Bottles OF Hop Bitters, taken by my
wife. She has done her own Homework
for year since, without the loss Of day,
and Fwant everybody to know it, for their
benefit.-E. T. Farmer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling
GA, Beuicr, Administrator
ofthe estate OF Geo. SwartE-
bach, decen,<od, IN ChAoo'

" |
bach, decem-cd, In ChApo"'
Sophia Swartxbach. Of al,
By virtue of decree Of the hunicips oos, VS.,
OF Wheeling, rendered In TIE shove saa a -
cause, on The ID day Of March, w., W ~.
at public auction nj the front door o. -
Court House of Ohio county. on
THURSDAY, THE nth DAYoP APhii" ~
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. T., the 'obovs
described real estate, viz; That pier ~
eel Of ground situate on the n1ftn 20
which said George SwanIbach died 80
and on which In erected . three ssofy a..
house, fronting about nineteen feet ana va -, =
inches ne n. 3 ln.) on said Eleventh .ttes -,
extending back noYthwardly the saoe - =,
about forty feet 20 NJ n An Alley Or
the west BY the centsr Of the division -. 49,
tween said three story brick bouse ane
three story brick house belonging -,
Beuter. and on the est ~ Erounass vnii,ss
owned by 0eosNo W. johnson ana =.
Parton, together win small asy - 81
west bet tween the above des rfbed 49,
ground and the grounds Of said !os,s -
Also ali the night, titls and intsrea o.
swatEbech In snd tolanothsr paroel
fronting on said aiisy tsn fest 10 IT, ~
Ing Of the depth q I'VE fest p r. N IN. -.
char money, and a. much more NH
cnaser may elect 70 pey, In cash on nsa7 n
vale, and he residue In two equal .nnozs =
talimsnts. win ipterest on tbs defsr.s
stallmsnts until payment, and the pscsI
70 give his promissory notes. ~ y
perSonai security for the pa men'"
fered installmenh ana intef
JAMES r. BO0gN
SpectaI Commisaoes.
..,o,.~V mrnse
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PUBLICATIONS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Stat" Of West Virginia In the Nua.4,.
Court Of " hceling:
Mary A. Thomas aud \. Il. Thoma. hsfha.
band. com pLalnantN,
Sarah g. Peterson. cNecutri, ~ the lat 81
and testament Of William Z. prlsn~,u. d.
ceased Alexander ]. Cecil .Rimi uistratWa d.
honis non with the will annexed ~ Mo'r.
NelSnn. deceased Mos, {. ihaplIne Mar &
Loring and AlonLo Iming her hu,l.ans
Ellen II. Dubois and Jnsrph ID. Dubois hr
husband: Elizabeth J.. H",nck. and Wiiian
ii. HosaCk. her husband sarah T. wopA
and VIM. II. WOodS. her husband fIsnr.
X. Armstrong, Isabella Armstrong MaryS
Duval, and Walter X. Bu,al. her husband
Amelia NILSSON, AlcNandrTJ Cecil and tor
nelia Cecil. his wife: Melyins A. Bell. and
Samuel Myen Bell. her husband: Icvi H.
Thistle, Mary ThiStlr, Ningia D. JoWry and
Frank Lowry her husband: Amelia !. Hug
and James Hun, her husband Nalinds Jane
Aircy, and Parker AiI"l, her HUSBAND.
Amelia Jones and John Jones, her husband.
Alice He'll Thistle, Jessie lee Thistle. for.
dyce Thistle, Sandy T.. Hun. pncbs Huif
John lIuh Hillery Hun, Maryarr, MAJ
Hun, Jonathan Hun, Curtis =. Brown, ID
mInistrntar OF the estate ~ Sarah Han.
mond, decrsssd; Curtis y. Brown. sdnlns
TRAITOR Of the estate OF Margaret Hun. d.
erased Curtis i. Brown, ndminlsirator
the estate Of John y. Thistle, deceased. M
William y, Peterson, defendants,
IN tnhnceTy.
In pursuancr OF an order 81 reference ~
tsreI in tho above entitled cause on the -
day OF February. lss2, II IL referred tot
undersigned commissioner 81 the said Oos'
Ia take. state and report:
First-What sum of money came 70 h
hands Of Morgan Nelson and william
Peterson, trustees under the deed. cop, 4,
which Ii filed with the bill marked krhibs
No. !.
Second---The amount due, out ~ surh funt
to the complainant, Mary 4. Thomas, and y
each OF the other parties entitled thereto, Ant
the person or persons from whom the sarn,
ne.
Third-.Auy other matter deemed p-rilsssi
by the com missioner or required 10 berpon
I'D by any party In Interest.
And IL was further provided In aid o'dr
OF reference that before taking such so"osl
the said commissioner should give h0ooa
the time and place OF taking the sam', " n
yertisement once week for four snore.w
weeks In ssIne Newspaper Of general sirsls.
tion publisbrd In the city Of whcelint m
that such publication should b. rIuirs!shih
personal service ~ such notice on ih" part@
or any Of them.
Notice IN hereby given that the undTrths
will proceed Ia execute the rcguifrbsnb
the said order, and make ia. r.pod ihsr-ef
required, at his ONCE, No. i2y'hsglihr sf~
I'm the city OF Wheeling, West ViplhAt
"Wednesday, the 18th day OF April. i'a 40
mcncipg al ten O'Clock A. ~.
Given under my hand this 9th day o' A1a
1879.
Commissioner Municipal Court Of wb"rliAt
CAIpwxILA CALDwE ELL and u. q: BAnt
msT2loaWt Sohcttop for ConpAnAsa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04

WASHINGTON, April I, A. M.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio valleys, fair weather,
west winds. stationary or lower barometer,
rising followed by falling temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, ClOuny
weather. southcrly shifting To westerly
winds, lower barometer, Stationary Or lower
.PmDarature
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04

ALI frst-class saloons keep smiths
Cream Ale. A most delightful beverage, a
remarkable tonic and magnificent graduator
OF dyspepsia or weakness of the digestive
nrrans
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~. James Hotel, April B, 1882.

DC Keller,str NailCityD u Stalcy, Va
ID Crafty, ClevclandF J Fisher, ClaySville
TW Washburn, ~ LsG w Byrnes, Cameron
W ID Cushing, city J NJ Mcconnell, Clcv'd
John Hanna, city JC Pollock, Cincinnati
ID l. Brync, IackNOn-J + JeffcrN, Cincinnati
willie, Pa Vim Sahl. New York
John Hendricks, Lifts X Hume, Cumberl' d
Teton Goodwin. Councils
John G TOmlinson, city vile, "a
M Shrewsbury, ethyl w Miner, COnnells-
RI Coyle, Philadelp'a Vile, Ia
J & Foldy, New York; Hattie Hinton
T Howard. n York; Luckman, city
LongdOn, Wash, Pail B McWilliamS, Mt
II SchwaZ, city Sterling, Ky
W II Duyal, city w + Dillon, Steub ell
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04
NOTARY PUBLIC.
ALEXANDER BONE, SR,

NyorARY PUBLIC,GENERAL BUsISEss
~ and Real Estate Agent Loans negotiated
Stocks bought and sold, Merchanta' and Manu-
facturers' Books opened, examined and closed,
EStates settled, Notes, Book Acoolhts and
Rents Collected. Houses Rented and Leased
COLLECTIONS promptly RENTED. Advances
made. All budnesa conespondenee oonnden.
taIIy attended 20. Bend for Circular and Ret.
erencea. l31S Market street, Cfansish Hock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04

Nowhere IN the CITy can You
get as good satisfaction as ut
Rinehart'S, 1215 Market street.
Telephone A-S5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04

PEOPLE from Martins Ferry and Bellaire
who attend Talmage's lecture may en-
Joy boat ride TO their homes by the Little
Anna or &. Y. Lucas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04

No purcr or more healthful beverage was
ever made than Smith Cream Ale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04

" you have feeling of "goneness" in
night, take glass Of Smith's Cream Ale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04

SMITH, Cream Ale will tone up your sys-
tenn make you CHEEKY, happy and health
F,1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04

1000 napkins, fancy borders, &c. piece
at f.msheimCr's.
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LEVEE I.AGONICS-

ABOUT G o'clock last evening three engines
collded on the b. &. road near Rowlesburg
wrecking two of them. Nobody was hurt.
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Mbselin9 Re9ister
TUESDAY,, APRIL 4, 1852.
LOCAL INTELLl GENCE.
DRY GOODS.

The usual Merchants Lunch ut
the New Mcclure sample Rooms
daily.
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4 ROMANTIC young girl OF Wheeling.
Was oppressed with dyspcptic feeling.
But II all went away,
On three glasses day
OF Smiths ale, which causes no Teeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04

THE great family beverage, Smiths Cream
Ale. Try il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04

THERE was an aesthetic young man,
Who was built on the Bernharit plan,
But now he don't fail
To drink Smiths Cream Ale,
And he's q daisy" since he began,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04
Henry Jacob. New store.

The prominent and pushing dry goods
man, Henry Jacobs. Esd. is now in his new
store, No. il5t Main street. where are
stacks OF new spring and summer dress
goods and all articles of ladies wear. While
out shopping. ladies, you should not fail
TO drop into this popular dealers new
place, where you will find just what you
want and at prices which will give you
qualification.
Columns in this paper would not sufiics
TO describe the handsome new store and
the goods carried. so the best advice we can
give you is to call and see for yourselves
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04

THE largest and most complete stock OF
Teas in the city, can be found at G. ).
Feeney's, No. 14l0 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04

THE largest and most complete stock OF
Teas in the city, can be found at G. S.
Feeney's, No 1910 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

T,Lv,"F', only rival asa popular speaker
is MIR John Ii. Cough.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04

BETTER than medicine in the family is
Smiths Cream Ale.
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iSl. lSS.
] AN M.SP.M. TP.M An. u M.SPM I'm
= ~ - 50 q ~ - -
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Thermometer Record.

As taken at Schnepfs Opera HoSse drug
store:
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4 MAN couldn't sleep well at night,
And his wife, who was awfully bright.
Did her husband prevail,
To try Smiths Cream Ale,
And he slept like atop till the morning
light.
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TsIxAGE lectures tonight.
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MARTINS FERRY.
$685. - >G.gSG -

Balance due county, s6,iJp s..
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

missioner Municipal Court Of wh"eliAs
CAIDwEI.LA CALDWELL and X. q: BAst
msT9loawt SohrttDrs for COmpiAnAsl
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The statement in the county ledger, upOl
which the settlement is based, is as follows
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weather Indications.

MONDAY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-06
kIlDr NY HIS BROrIlER,


ASeNcuNI sn0OhHS NJ HhrtlhA Ferry
,ra5 Yesterday Afternoon. H
The time may comcin the faraway future
when the millennium arrives-,hat people will
learn that ti:catn,s should be handled care.
fully. There is hardly week passes, but what
the papers ANNOUNCE the death OF SONIC one,
caused by pistol either in their own hands
or that Of friend. One Of the saddest cases
of this kind occurred across the river yester.
day afternoon in Martins Ferry. Will and
Frank. sous Of Patterson Crowl, OF that place,
were in their rooui yesterday afternoon about
3 o'clock, when the accident occurred tina,
will cause tile death OF one OF them. Frank,
the youngest. was lying on u bed reading,
while Viii sat near by, handling and exau.i,..
ing Il revolver. suddenlyin some manner, how
it would be difficult 10 say, the weapon was
discharged and the ball struck Frank In the
temple, passing backwards and downwards.
1t !. supposed to have lodged near the base OF
the braln. Drs. Werlich, Williams Black.
ford, West and Harvey were summoned and
consulted Us TO what means should he EN-.
poyed TO save, II possible, the boys life,
The conclusion was finally reached, however,
that there was no hope Our last accounts
state that the boy is still conscious, but sink.
Ing rapidly aud with no hope Of recovery.
The brother, it Is understood, Is about
crazed. He hns the sympathy OF NIL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-06
Tho Wesley Chapel Concert.

Agood audience was present at Westwood's
Hall, Eighth ward, Saturday night, and the
concert will ne. II very comfortable sum for
Wcs!ey chapel. The following excellent pro.
gramme was excellently rendered: .
Oyertule-Ftoun campo: By lIerod
Prof. Il. A. Weber.
lass Solo-"Alone N tho Desert,"...M. L. McPhal
S0to-"Merty Mountain Mad" ......MtS. J. Murtiu
sOlo-"Hard Times Come a.uln no More" ...........
lH q. Ihg Daley,
Piano fo:te Solo-"B.le I'es Of scotland"
Mn. q. r0wuhll
Vocal Observation-Disclosures. L. Axle aud N. L.
M.l'nAil. u..
s0ld-"When The Cldutls Roll Ey"."Mts X Wilson
OnaIlon Tho Tramp" lin character ~J. H. Bryson
.ss Solo-"The vagabond," I'm chardcter,)..
JOseph Hall.
rlno Forte so!o-"ll0mc, sweet Home" with
varihuolsl II. Eoslhwood
Vocal Durl-"Larb.nrl Watch. ".....C u. pnlley aud
Joseph hall.
rlolin rruf. H. II. Soho key
.;olp--"CVmin' Thr0' the Rye, ...,.MIs J. Ma.tin
iiAa SOLO Old Scxtoa." dn character. ..Jos Hall
s0lO.". Mr. u II. Ghsoii
fO,0--"lhat Dtar Old Eoll, "..".".,..C Xns bailey
uration-"im Candidate .."...."."-w. T. Wins
Many Of the performers received recalls.