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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-13
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
Why They are Held Baek-AfrRId OF an
adjournment Blaine for Congress

adjournment Blaine for Congress.
Special Dispatch % ths Register.
"N'1iNeTov, May l2.-The legislative
appropriation bill will be ready in day or
''o the final comparisons and draught be-
ing under way. The sundry civil and PEN
SONS bills are we'll along, so that theycould
= ready to report 10 the House, il it was
desirable, IN weeks time. Ii is not
'-onSo' best, however to put them all on
'@e calendar at once. because there are
,.'Ny important matters which members
-0 not want TO ,eOpardize by a panic to ad-
,'0'"' such fever might strike the
.- 80 any Jay especially when the heated
Germ sets N, II the appropriation bills
were on The calendar and could be- rushed
through. In view OF this fact i, ! pndsr.
stood that Mr. Hiscock cbai,r,,D - ,bo
committee, will keep the bill, back , ,itrIs
NC'" this time on, to give time for the CON.
Sdera,.on Of other matters.
"'s now announced. with an apns,r,nca
u authority, that Blaine intends ?, had
'1e ticket in his ows State for Co,..-.--
nan lie wants TO be a member oS ,Lo
year. ''s'e'lOes OF mex.
CO.. -. - SESSION will be that which will pre-
10. s,'. ''s residential convention and cleo.
oia,t " The opportunity for a leader
gs,;s's -rs',snee' Blaine toresees will beprsst
i,v W., L. Ie has said that he never for one
40, Ias rs Oeen out Of the house tha, he aid
g,i,.L',. ,g yearning to be back there
np,I .'''eS' os''e'eS' II is said that there Is too
nay h a,,'n, $40 and the next campaign cry
roli,, : On that issue. With a s9rnIns
:rd : ), p !, towards two hundred millions
iops a,5 - same time prices of provis-
e,,aD. =" u, The necessaries Of life in.
M. Blaine Blaine thinks that the Pc
''''y Is making a great mistake
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PAYNE'S INVADERS.
Again ON the March to Oklahoma.

CHICAGO, May IA Wichita, Kansas,
special says: 1t is reported from Caldwell,
Kansas, that Payne and his company crossed
the line on Wednesday to Oklahoma. He
had seven wagons and fifty men from
Wichita, and three wagons and fifteen men
from Wellington. The Oklahoma company
claim that this is Paynes personal enter
prise and they are not meddling in it. Its
Success they regard as doubtful. The party
hope to get on the lands before the soldiers
receive orders to eject then. Then they
will claim il to be Government land, and If
forced on, hopo to raise the question of
utYFfss isl-s ,----,~--~-==- ~ @si< - y
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CIsdsxArr. Msy f2.-The LoussviIseCan-
cinst game vss prevented y ssas Iof -
| Chester Park races we're also postpose4
| This win compel the sbsndonsseut a =.
| rsces here, a. Nsysville. ~, 70 sisslsdsd
| I'm tie circuit for nsIt week
osos PsssDSoe1.
p,r1,srso. Pa, Nay Iz-Ths - Losis-
! Allegheny game uss sssin pusSossd -
| account Of the ssin.
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Directors Elected.

CANON. O., May l2.-The Connolton Val
lev Railway Stockholders, after being in
session three days. to-day elected the fol-
lowing Board of Direc,ors Francis Bart
lett, Joseph b. Thomas. Albert n. Parlin,
Sidney Bartlett and John A. Beebe, OF
Boston; VIM. j. Rotch and VIM. Rotch, Of
New Bedford, Mass. Cyrus Wakefield, OF
Wakefield, Mass. Samuel Watts, of Thom-
aston. Me-. VIM. o. Chapman, of Canton,
Mass. VIM. A. Lynch. +. ID. Bishop, and
w. w. Hungerford, of Canton, o.; l.. H:
Taylor. OF Carrollton, and Samuel Allen, OF
nalfo Ohio
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More Arrests.
Railroad Laborer Killed.

PIrrsRrRG, May l2-Andrew Herbert, a
coIored man employed on the B. & o. road
at Salisbury, was killed at that place this
morning by being thrown under the
wheels of a gravel train. The unfortunate
man was seated on the first car OF the train
when the coupling broke and the jar threw
him to the track Several cars passed over
him and he lived only a short time after
ward. An inquest will be held this even
inc The deceased came here from Wash
ington, d. c.. where his family resides
He was about 25 years of age.
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A Cyclone In Louisiana.

SHREVEPORT, La, May IA fearful cy-
clone passed six miles east of Vienna yes
terday, sweeping everything before it. On
Mrs. McLeroy's plantation one old man and
two children were killed and many persons
badly wounded. The cyclone also struck
Arcadia, destroying many houses. 1t blew
Blown w. p Theu's new building burying
the workmen in the ruins, but none were
killed, much stock was killed and many
people injured.
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Hanged.

CLINTON, ILL, May l2.-At II o'clock, this
morning, Patsy Dcvine, the twice convicted
murderer of Aaron Gcodfellow, was hanged
in the county Jail in the presence of $50
people He died game There never was
a cooler, more self-possessed or intrepid
man upon the scaffold. He denied on the
scafTold his guilt in short speech, asking
forgiveness of all whom he had ever
wronged. lie died by strangulation.
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Writ Of Error Granted In the Coupon.
Killer Case.

RIcHNexD, Va, May l2.-Chief Justice
Waite yesterday morning granted writ OF
error from the Supreme Court OF the United
States to the Court of Appeals OF Virginia,
in the case of Antoni versus Greenhow,
city treasurer of Richmond, the test case
recently decided by the Virginia Court of
Appeals, in which, by an equally divided
court, the new act, known as Coupon Kill
ler No. l." was sustained, and o man.
damus requiring the said city treasurer to
receive coupons for taxes was refused.
William L. Royal, representing the Eng
lish bondholders, subsequently filed the
writ in the Virginia Court of Appeals, and
the record has been sent to the Supreme
Court All the Judges OF the Virginia
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usaxx Damages by the Storm.

New ALBANY, IND, May l2.-The heavy
and continued rains for the past few days,
have wrought great destruction among
the valleys of the White and Muscuttock
rivers The entire country in the valleys
of these rivers are inundated, and the
farmers in Jackson, Lawrence and Martin
counties are heavy losers. Fifteen miles
of the track of the Bedford narrow gauge
railroad, is washed out. and fencing has
been carried away, and in some places the
entire crops destroyed.
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with Jamee McMillen and David Robson -
sureties. The saloon is really owned BY
AcMillen, one Of the sureties.
The opening OF the new railroad has been
indefinitely postponed. This railroad
seems to be bigger elephant than Jumbo.
The wheat in this region is looking splen-
did. II does not appear to have been in
jured at all by the late freezes.
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POSTAL POINTS.
uH,c, IN West Virginia Discontinued.

Sgectql Di,pa'ch % ne Register.
WA-r.N.roS. May I2--The POstolhce de-
.a-t@~at has directed tie following named
aastot.oe, in We>: Virginia be discOntin-
.ei.
Barton. Wayne county. Mail matter for
.a-,uu should hereafter be sent to Bowen.
Zane Branch, Lincoln county. Mail for
Is oNce should hereafter be sent TO Ham
Racine, Boone county. Mail Tor Racine
d. hereafter be sent 10 PeytOnia.
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The weeks HsII0sea.

SEw YoRK, Msy 1.-THE businsss fall
ures reported 10 Dunn Il Co. from various
parts Of the country for ths wesk are oos
hundred and seventeen. distributed - fos-
lows: Eastern States, u; Westefn btstsA
20; Southern States, 30; Middle beeses,
10; Pacific Slope and Territories, 2. The
importance. the principal ones bsing Red
Iic6 a schnsitzler, t0bscoonists. and @.
slitz, brewer.
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The whisky Bond Case.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-The Senate finance
committee took action in the bonded spir-
its bill, by referring it to Morrill, and
Bayard, a subcommittee, to prepare a sub
stitute which will not permit the indefinite
retention of spirits in bond, but will pro-
vide for a maximum bonded period of
about five years. The substitute also pro-
videS that the bonds shall be given for the
full amount of the tax, and will extend the
proposed benefits to spirits made from
proofs. such as apple or grape brands.
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ADe,,ructive Ineendiary Fire.

LAGRANGE IND.. May l2.-An incendiary
fire at Mendon destroyed one Of the largest
blocks in the place and threatened the
entire town. The Kalamazoo fire depart
ment responded and helped to get the fire
under control. Aggregate loss, twenty
thousand dollars
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Thrown from q Train.

Speclal Dispdtch % the ReglSteT.
STEUBENvILE, o., May l2.-ISaac Newman,
hailing from Skeleton, Pa, was going west
on No. passenger train on the Pan Handle
Railroad this morning. Near Skelly'S
station, while crossing from one car to
another, the train turned sharp curve,
throwing him offthe train. He was brought
to this city, where he lies in a critical con-
tipn ID.
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rn. M,lIey Case.

NEw HAVEN. Conn May 12.-ln the NAL
lev case. Henry C. Allen testified he saw
Jennie Cramer in buggy with James Nal
lev, Friday morning, August 5th. Charles
T. Maltby testified he saw Jennie Cramer
with a gentleman and another lady at Sa,
vim Rock. Friday evening, shortly after .
O'Clock. The Court adjourned until Tues
dsy, because OF the fatal illness OF daugh'
ter of one of the jurors
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A RumOred Break

BosroS, May IA special from London
to the Herald says: Parnell, Kelley and
Davitt have gone to Paris 10 see Egan,
treasurer OF the League. This gives color
TO the statement that break is in progress
between the Parnell and Rosa factions OF
Irish sYmnAthiZers.
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A Sad Pate.

LOUISVILLE. May l2-Yirginia c. Penny,
who is we'll known not only to the citizens
here, but to many throughout the country:
was, in the Circuit Court, to-day, adjudsed
to be lunatic and ordered to the asylum
at Anchorage
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RaRannnl

SperH % the Re0tster.
WASHINGTON, May 12-Mr. w. J. W.
Cowden, a prominent attorney of Wheel
ing, accompanied by his wife, is in the city,
on their way East
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Ancient HIberniaus.

CHICAGO, May l2.-The annual conven-
ton of the Ancient Order Of Hibernians
practically concluded its work to-day. To-
morrow's session will be simply for the in
stallation OF new officers.
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Shocking Deed In Tennessee.

CLEVELAND, Tenn, May l2-Incendiaries
last night securely fastened the doors and
windows of house of i'll fame occupied by
Mrs. Harvey and three daughters, and set
it on fire. The women made frantic efforts
and only escaped when the roof fell in.
None were killed.
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A Deadly Cyclone.

CHICAGO, May l2.-An Atchison, Kansas,
special says: News is received of Cyclone
at Cherokee City, by which two persons
were killed and thirteen others wounded.
Cherokee is small watering place on the
Territorial line, south Of Marysland, and
was nearly demolished, losing forty houses.
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ro-n.-,,.e Conference.

CoLUxBus, May l2-Rev. A. II. Thomp-
son, of WestonviIle, o., President OF the
National Prohibition Alliance, has prepared
a cali for a conference of the Alliance at
Chicago, on August 22d.
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n.nosiup the Khediye.

CAIRO, May 1s.-The Chamber of Notables
will open session on Sunday, with the
avowed object of deposing the family OF
Mehemet Ali, to which the present hhe-
dive belongs.
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Allegro Killed by an Officer.

GAINESVILLE, Ga, May l2.-William Nix,
bailiff, went to Powers Camp to arrest
James Stewart, colored for attempted MUIR
der. Stewart attacked Nix with a knife
and was shot dead.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Ipiuncfi0u Case.

GoLrsHoRo, n. G., May 12.-The argu-
ment has been postponed till July llth on
a motion for an injunction and receiver in
the case of V. B. Matthews against David
Il. MurchisoH and the Carolina Central
Railroad ct al.
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Hanged Himself.

DETROIT May Erwin Mana. we'll
to.do young farmer, of Carmel, hung him
self yesterday, forty eight hours after his
marriage. No reason known.
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Chicago.
C1eSeIaod.

CLEVELAND. May l2-Thc iron markets
are dull and the feeling Is very uyestis-
factory. The strike at the Cleveland Roll.
ing Mill has thrown about 1000 men out of
work. IL has no effect on the general
market. The Rolling Mil Company wsrc
not In the market for pig iron, having thar
own furnaces and having contracts ahse1
for ore. There Was very little dsmsnd
for steel rails or other railway
supplies Pig iron Is still quiet and nomi.
nal. Unless . general strike OF the iron
men at Pittsburg occurs June hrst, IL 10
thought bottom prices have been reached.
Bar iron is easier and close buyers can pur.
chsse at $40. Tank iron 10 down TO $50.
Petroleum has ruled easier and about 10
lower at 6Xc. The railroads report On
irregular business, freight being inclined 70
he dull and passenger business good, ssPs-
cially the carriage Of emigranA.
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Most Unnatural Parents.

SHREVEPORT, La, May l2.-At Maurepas
Island, England Griffin and wife tied their
little son up by the heels, beat him to death
and buried him in the swamp.
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Another Strike.

EAsroS, Pa, May 1.-Two hundred and
fifty employees of the Delaware rolling mill
struck against monthly instead OF
fortnightly payment of wages The strikers
will be- paid off
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WUEEIING W. VA SATURDAY. MORNING. 1882

court united in the certificate to the Su-
preme Court that "the interest and vel.
fare of the people of yirgikia imperatively
demand an early decision in the case" 1t
is thought the case will be decided during
the coming month.
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.,o,he, Tu.,Ie with shipherd.

New YORK, May 12.-The Congressional
committee has decided TO have Shipherd
appear before the full committee at Wash
ington next week.
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Fatal Freak of Lightning.

CARLISLE, KY, May 12-Lightning struck
Jacob Brady's house, tearing it to pieces
and killing Mrs. Brady.
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The expenses were sl74 50, which leaves
the very neat sum OF $629.74, which will he
used in clearing the widows house from
debt and in paying off other immediate
eNpcnses
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Custom House Damaged.
Ross and HanIan.

New 0KIEASs, La, May IA FIRE dam
aged the custom house 5000
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ToRoxro, May 12-Ross has telegraphed
his willingness to row Hanlan on the Red
river in June next for purse Of s, 900.
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Town Burned.

ST. PErERsBuRG. May f2-Thirty six
houses were burned at the town OF Oranien-
baum.
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Th~ Gre.se.s R,e,sipx.

A simple. pure, harmless remedy. thst
cures every time, and prevents disease BY
keeping the blood pure. stomach regular,
kidneys and liver active, Is the greatest
Bitters is that remedy, and its proprietors
are being blessed by thousands sho have
been saved and cured by it. Will you try
it2-Eaqie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-13

FoR sged men, women, wesk ana slckly
children, without 8 reyal. WIZ not Cause
beadaeba. Brovn's Iron Bitters,
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PitNAspgh,

PITTSBURGH Pa, Nay i2--The Iron mar.
ket presents nothing new this week. Zig
iron continues dull, buysrso only supplying
immediate wants, and IN some. instances.
slight concessions are being msds 10 efIsct
sales. Manufactured iron 10 dull and no
improvement In expected until thsrs 70 Q
settlement OF the labor difficulties. The
glass trade is also dull. Window giass u
in more frequent inquiry and prices ars
about per cent. above those OF the sans
time last year. Stocks are considerably
smaller and manufacturers anticipate bst-
ter market In few weeks. Petroleum. hss
been active and excited, and prices havs
been huctusting between 72f978,fc, closing
this evening at 75Lsc. Sales and re-sales
1855, go barrels; shipments 322, 600 barrels.
Coal continues In an unsatisfactory copdi.
tion. The miners In the railroad pits ass
still out with no prospects of coming 70 an
sgreament with the operators very soon.
The shipments by hver aggregated 1,7H..
600 bushels. Live stock firm.
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PITTSBURGH.
Condition of Labor and Trade Cir
cIes at the Iron City.
The Iron Workers Scale Effect of the CleSe'
land Strike-The Nail Association-Vie-
tory for the Knights Of LabOr-Ihe
Imported Miners.
GENERAL LABOR NEWS NOTES.

Special Correspondence fthe Register.
PrrrsBURG, May 12.-The situation in
labor and trade circles, with the single e1-
ception of the coal miners lockout, re-
mains in about the same state as it was last
Saturday. The conference representing
the Amaigamated Association and the Man
ufacturers, respectively, for the purpose OF
arranging the "scale," has been adjourned
until Monday, May 22d. In the meantime
a district meeting of the Association will
be held, at which the actions of the various
lodges regarding the scale will be reported,
and the Conference Committee
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spoaTIMo NOTES.
The Cbseseo assslaG.

SEx YoEK, May J2-The spirit o. ne
ber Of entries IN the 222 ciass fos ths opss-
ing meeting 1t icsgodrivins Psrk, s.ys:
''superlstive expressions sre folly lusuhsd
In speaking Of the result. it being the lsFg-
est plumber Of entries ever meds foe say
trotting meeting In the world, and still
more remarkable for the character OF the
nominations spd nominees. This h apotb-
sr splendid triumph ios the Chicaso ssSo-
fiati0n
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Union Against Union.

CINCINNATI, May 12.-The strike of the
cornice makers and tin roofers, which was
begun a week ago last Saturday, has Just
taken a new turn. The object OF the
movement was not an increase OF wages,
but to compel four large rat shops 10
recognize the union. The bosses, VINO
have treated with the union all along, and
aoceded to its demands. expressed great IN,
dignation when their employees deserted
them because of things over which they haa
no control, and SO out of 4S in the city have
decided not to recognize the union in the
future. They sent an ultimatum to the
union men stating they would
give the preference at the old
wages to those of the old hands who should
return before the 18th inst. The bosses
propose to organize a union among them
selves. and will meet TO elect officers on
Saturday. On the same day the Board OF
Trade Arbitration Committee will present
its report to the Board of Trade. 1t Is
said the committee are unanimously OF
the opinion that the boss carpenters should
accept the modified demands of the men, as
follows: First.class hands, S. per day;
second. class hands, 81 IS; third-class hands.
50 so. P.J. MCGUIRE, General Secretary OF
the National Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners, telegraPhs. from New York
that the whole organization would sustain
the strike, and that money would be forth
coming if it were needed.
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Otherwise the condition of affairs remains
Unchanged with the prospects OF an early
settlement.
There have been no local strikes during
the past week.
great preparations for a grand demonstias,,
fion at Beaver The Wheeling district VIII
AT the meeting of the window glass man,
ufacturers yesterday, business was reported
very dull, although prices are now six per
cent above those Of the same time last yeahr, a.
from 27O 600 to SOC, 900 boxes less than was
on hand at this time last year, and good
advance is predicted.
Tie Coffin Manufacturers Convention,
after a two days session here, ADJOURNED W
in September Little was done beyond
making classification Of new styles that
have been introduced BRIAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-13

For kidney aud pelvic difficulties take
MAsALIN.
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Forty YeaSs ExDevseses % - o. Wars
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup u the pre-
scription Of one Of the best female phys,
clan, and nurses In the United gtstes, and
bas been used for forty years With never.
failing success By millions Of mothen fog
their children. Il relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentsTy and diarrhSea grip
ing in the bovies and wind cole. BY CIV
ing health 70 the 1aild it rests ths mother.
PHce IS csnts q bottla.
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EvAssyIILx, Iss.. Nay 11-Ihe ~ =.
contracted for tbs Bruah slsctsie ieee -
tbe Elein Tubular Iron Tower Company, 9
Krin. III, win furnish ax t0ve1 - fsse
bjsh. and Detroit 6rn he sakioas bpetefs.
etc. Tor DE vork. Il b elsiaed enee The
city viii be niuminsssd ~ tbs hsAs "
ninety dsys
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WssHrxSSos, Nay H-JsDes y Smith
coc,sasst for lie ,sest q RspssssutstvS
C6es 4. ehilier. ef the Reassh AlshsDo
U,llie4. did. 0Saikta, e poeaDs8ia
sft<s On uJass u iss shsa y 0hsrA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-18
ELEGANT sILvERwAl,E
u. W, Webb, Jowelcr,

j. W. Webb, ieweler, corner of Main and
Lamar sireets,is now in receipt OF the largest
handsomcst and most complete stock
of solid silver and silver plated ware ever
brought to the city. Novelties in the way
of baud painted porcelain fitting pitchers
mounted in silver jcGel cases and toilet
sets at specially low figures, soup tureens,
pudding dishes, solid silver salad forks and
spoons In cases, solid silver pickle stands
aud forks In cases. New designs In solid
silver card cases, spoons, forks, ladies, cups,
napkin rings, epergncs, iRrdinieros, and, in
fact, everything IN the solid silver and
silver plated lines, and in designs varied to
suit the most iastidous, aud Mt prices
within the reach of all. Mr., Webb has
also one OF the largest aud best selected
stocks OF watches and jcwelry ever In the
city, and at prices lower than ever.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-18
Young Men. Hebrew Association Hall.

Friday and Saturday, November II and
Is, and matinee Saturday at O'Clock
Grand vocal and instrumental concert
Borchcrt and Hoch combination troupe
W, Borchett, manager Theo. Hoch
musical director. Composed Of the world
renowned soloiSt and composer, Theo
Hoch, from Kaiser Franz Garde Grcnadiel
regiment, Berlin; f. Conradi, tenor ro
busto, from Stadt theatre Of Hamburg; q
Borchert, violin soloist, from Conservatory,
Of Leipsig; Ewald stolz trombone yir
tuose; W. L. Gruendler, from Blse orches
ira, Berlin. Pianist, from Conscrvatoirc Of
Ieipsig. Doors open at o'clock, com,
mencing at :. Admission, 80 cents; re.
served seats, n cents.