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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
WEDDING DRESSES,

The most fashionable material this
season for wedding dresses are lace,
watered silk, brocaded satin, brocaded
yelvet, velvet embossed grenAdine,
ottoman and plush, both plain and
brocaded. The costume is usually a
mixture of two of the materials named,
tastefully blended together. Most Of
these bridal robes are made high in the
neck and with long sleeves.
a dress of plush and broeade shows a
body pointed III back and front and fin
ished with iace-edged fichu. The
front of the skirt is of satin brocade, cut
IN hattlements, so rs to allow fan
shaped plating TO show from under
them. The pannieTS are full and the
skirt train long, with graceful over
dIapery.
Most exquisite is combination toilet
Just imported for a charming blonde
or a bride; the materials are plush and
satin, in shrimp pink aud moss GREENS.
The skirt Is made Of mos plush and
Is finished at the lower edge with two
plaitings of satin one pink and the other
moss. Above these plaits are turrets
oil plush, showing through the spaces
small clusters Of pink plaits. The upper
portion of the skirt is decorated with
plated drapery on the left hip, which
IL passed through loop cut in the
plush and is then crossed i'll front, Wild
enIng as it reaches the middle, narrows
again, and Is passed through another
loop, then IL again brought up high at
the back and from there is arranged
into graceful pulled dapery.
There are two bodies intended 10 he
worn with this skirt. The first is of
the muss-cOlored plush. is pointed in
front and has coat-tails at the back.
The high RObespierre collar is trimmed
with Honiton point lace aud the short
sleeves are finished with reverS OF the
same. The other cOrsago is OF grecnish
tinted crepe, secured at the neck with
ornaments, and then opens in heart
shape over puffed and gathered vest.
\ fan shaped plating ii let in the back
seam, and the body is trimmed all
around with plush, satin, and lace. The
sleeves are short and trimmed on the
shoulder with loops of moss and pink
ribbon.
A lovely dress for young bride IL of
soft twillCd white silk, cut quite plain
in front and covered with Alencon
lare; the train and pauniers are OF
handsome white silk hrocade; the pam
niers are almost plain, just draped back
to join the ample folds Of the train,
which has no trimming; the bodice OF
plain silk Is cut low and trimmed with
lace; the upper part is of brOcade, and
il forms q sort of full chemis6letS, fin
ished at the top with lace collar and
ruftie; the sleeves are plain, with lace
cuffs. The veil is also Of AlencOu lace.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
Prosseets Of the Coming crop' IN
West Virginia.
SOME seAsoNABLE GARDEN HINTS.
Branching" incur Own State-Ihe Wheat
Crop in ohio-HeIps for the House
wife-Common Sense Soups -.-
GOOD Dishes.
AxrieuIture Prospects Above Par.

ARrtfuAluFe fIOoPSNts ""OFN
The past week has given US some
grand growing weather. Vegetation mas
sprung right up, and corn planting mas
been the order of the day.
Oats have been late IN getting so"eu'
but are coming up nicely, aud every
thing promises well. lido.
A large acreage of potatoes are being
rlanted and if the seed corn prove goods,
about which there has been much taik'
all will start off well. ~.
The fruit has not all been killed. we
see orchards with not an apple hurl,
and peach trees with an abundance OF
living blossoms to bring good crop
although we put but little dependence
in u peach crop.
Atthis writing the dOgwOOd Is scarcely
in full bloom nor the oak lcafas big as
a suuirrelps ear. These are old farmer
signs that it is time to plant corn. =.
Wheat is coming on well, but Is not
out of danger, and taking all together
the farmer is as happy as the bird Just
now singing on the opening tw'g, ami
rs busy as bee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
VINO WAS me LADY ?

\ more or less responsible correspOn-
,lent, writing from Paris, says: | heard,
lately, a curious AID perfectly authentic
uneCtiute respecting President Buch-
auan. Il is not generally known, | be-
l!eve, that the white house came near
having. at one ,ime, an English and 3
titled mistress in the person Of that gen.
tieman's wife. While Mr.. Buchanan
War minister to the court of st. James
ne made the acquaintance OF widowed
lady of very high rank. \ sincere aud
Ieryent attachment sprang up between
the pair, ana only the opposition Of the
lady's ari~tOcratlc relatives prevented
their union. 80 their mutual attach
mcnt resulted in nothing more than n
profound and lifelong friendship. y
constant correspondence was maintain
I'd between them till the day of Mr..
BUChanau'S death. The lady long SUR
vtyed her american friend, her death
having taken place only a few years
IgO. She was always noted for her
kindly feelings toward Americans and
for her predIlectinn for American Soci-
-tv. In a room apart she kept num-
her ofs"UycnjrI Of her friend, including
4 fire portrait, and also SOME Of his gifts
10 her. " hich were mainly Of a literary
and rational character, such as works
hy American authors, the photographs
nnd autographs of American celebri-
tcS. ct.
The New York World say: Mr.. Geo.
'H,hDcc Curtis was called upon and
asked what truth there was in the
ancient story, recently revived by a
fars correspondent, that while James
huChanSn WAS the American minister
TO England he fell in love with q young
%rntewoman, the only daughter of a
peer and an heiress to great wealth.
Ills affection was returned, so the story
goes, bat her relatives prevented the
marriage. Mr.. Curtis said: "The story
l. wholly untrue. President Buchanan
"ouiu never have married any lady
spoken OF by this correspondent. / in-
S G 10 publish the life Of President
bUynalah IN q month or SO, and will
explain why he never married. When
Le was yonng man he fell in love, but
theiady died suddenly and mysteriously,
ana her death Swallowed President
Buehanan's after-life. While he was at
the court Of st. James he WAS very init
mate with three ladies, sisters, named
taton, from Baltimore. He dined with
them and attended receptions, probably,
with them, but am certain that he
never tell in love with either of them,
Ihey all married in the aristocracy."
Mr.. Curtis is no doubt right when he
says that Mr.. Buchanan never fell in
toNe with either of the three sisters
1atnn while he was minister of the
United Statesin London. Certainly he
could not then have fallen in love with
marianne Cation, Marchioness Welles-
IeE who died 10 1853, the year in which
VII. buchanan went to London. He
could not have offered to marry Louisa
SStcn, duchess of Leeds, for she never
eecsme a widow till 1885, three years
sHeE his election to the Presidency. He
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
THE HoUSEKEEPe2.
Conducted by q Lady.
Contributed.
Good, Plain Soup
EEFF SSTp.

BFEF SOUP.
Procure good shin Of bnef and crack
il three or tour times put on tN boil at
nine o'clock; boil hard till eleven, then
take out the meat and be sure to get all
the bones out; then put four turnips,
four carrots, half small head OF cab
hage, cut all up hDo in the chopping
howl; put in large onion if the family
like onions, and put the chopped vege-
tables in the soup pot. AT half-past
eleven, If dinner is to he served at
twelve, put three or four potatoes sliced
very thin and some milk dumplings
into tie soup; just before taking up
season with salt and pepper, AID put
in some parsley or summer sarory. Ii
YOU make beef soup in tomato season,
put in half q dozen.
CHICkEN SOUP.
Wash two good, fat fowls. and put
on to boil according to size snd age OF
the fowls and the time Oh are do dine !;
if at twelve, put some nicely-washed
rice, about a tablespoonful, INFO the pot
at ten, make some drawn.butter, take
out the chickens, put them whole on
dish, pour the drawn-butter, well'sea-
soned, over them, and four hsrd-boiled
eggs cut crosswise and laid over them /;
send to the table piping hot. Season
the soup with pepper and salt only,
Veal or mutton makes an excellent
soup in this way.
NOODLE SnI'T.
Cut fine all the flesh from the cones
OF two fowls and together With the
frame put the meat to boil; ABOUT so
hour before dinner take out the bcues
or frame; half an hour before dinner
put Ia some noodles made IS follows:
-Four eggs we'l-beaten, mixed wen
with -four and pinch Of salt, stiff
enough 70 roll veGy Tain; make two
hours before you are ready to Use them
cnt them into the thinest possible
strips; season the soup with ssit and
pepper.
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the DUDE AND DUoElsT.
TO AN OLD AIR.
From tie Hl-ra-i La'rooo' .

From tie Hl-ra-i La1rpNo'.
A Dude aud Dudelet on the beach.
Vpon the beach so sandy,
Phe Dude he wooed; the pudelet coo+d.
And uIbbled MaiIlard's candy,
Lauky Dude and Dudclet dear.
LRnky Dudy dandy.
II.
9e always knew the proper thing
In ties, cigars, and brandy.
And wore his trousers very tight,
Which msde his legs lock handy,
Ianky Dude and Dudelet dear
Lspky Dudy dandy.
III.
The Dudelet was in perfect form.
Ter slender waist so HANDY
She said she'd be his little Msuds
He said he'd be her Andy.
I.snky Dude and Duoelet dear
Lsnky Dudy dandy.
".
And 30 they were In wedloSk bound
with graceful tosstS post p' anal
al she Is still Dudelet dear,
Correct, exclusive, anu ne
Remains a lanky Dude, rear
a lanky Dudy DANDY,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13

might have offered to marry Elizabeth
Cation, Lady Stafford, who became u
widow in 1851 and died in 1862, but It Is
net at all probable that he offered to
marry her, and it will be- better for the
curious in such matters to await the
revelations which Dir, Curtis promises
10 make.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
Cr-irfbn ed.
Two Good Dishes
PIGEONS WITH PEAS

Cut the pigeons in halves and pot
them into the oven in dripping-pan,
when little brown, remove them from
the oven and put them in q stewpan;
add water enough to finish cooking:
When they are sufficiently cooked, sii
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
a quantity of freshly.boiled peas. Serve

RICE AND CHICKEN OUTLETS.
Boil 3 teacupful cf riceIn some good
stock, and pound il in mortar with an
onion that has been cooked in butter,
with salt and pepper. Pound separate.
" in equal portions cold ham and
chicken, from this into outlets; cover
them with eggs and bread crumbs, and
fry. Serve with sharp sauce. Sue.
UTfCliDU NM, IL.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
WOODS THAT BRING THE SUNSET NEAR

The wind from out the we 81 IL blowing,
The home wa I'd wandering COWS are lowing
Dark grow the Pine woods, dark and drc'r
The woods that bring the sunset near.
When DER wide seas the sun declines,
Far oil It's fading glory shines:
Far Oh, sublime, and full Of fear
The pine woods bring the sunset near,
This house that looks to east, 10 ives,
This, dear one, is our home, our resi-
NOndcr the stormy sea, and hear
The woods that brlEg the sunset near
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-24
SUPREME COURT.

TUESDAY, May %, 1888.
7706-Blunl vs.. Sunol-Rt hearing denied. BY the
Court.
WEDNESDAY,, Nav g. 1888
Court met pursuant to adjournment. Mckee, Act
ing Chief Justice presiding; Hclinstry, j. Thornton,
j.; Myrck, j.; Sharpstein, j.; koss, j.; Williams,
Deputy Clerk ; Finkler, Bailiff.
S43S-FreehIil Chamberlain; SS17-Dayis Va.
Chamberain-0n motion OF Anderson, it is ordered
that the name of james n. Porter be and is hereby
substituted in place and stead OF ". E. Chamber
lain, respondent herein.
S47S-Cornel vs.. Corbin ct al Motion Of Lusk,
ordered that respondent herein be allowed thirty
days to file brief, and appellants thirty days 10
ply, cause to be submitted thereon.
9o15-Bode ct al. W. Holtz-0n motion of George
ana fling of stipulation it is ordered chat the appeal
herein be aud the same is hereby dismissed.
S465-CoX VS.. Hayes-Argued by Becher for ap-
pelant and Reardon for respondent, and submitted.
5119-Moulton vs. Parks-Argued by Belcher for
appellant and Hart for respondent herein, and APP
peilant allowed sixty days to file brief, respondent
twenty days to reply, cause TO be submitted thereon
S896-Meyer vs.. Brown ct aL-On motion OF
Rosenbaum for petitioner, ordered that Ii. B. Nell
be substituted in place and stead Of John Ryan,
one of the respondents herein by consent petit
tioner allowed to file amended application for writ
OF man1ate. Cause argued by Mckune and Ander-
derson for respondents, and Rosenbaum and benson
for petitioner. Petitioner allowed twenty days to
file brief respondent twenty days to reply, cause to
b submitted thereon.
S9s7-Hausmeister vs.. Porter-M9tion by McKune
to dismiss appeal herein. Appellants allowed ten
days TO file brief respondents ten days to reply, mo
ton to be submitted thereon.
SSl7-DaYis VS.. Porter, Treasurer OF the city OF
Sscramento-on motion Of counsel for petitioner, it
is ordered that the be referred TO Hon. p o.
Hundley Judge OF the Superior Court'of the county
Of Butte, State of California to hear and determine
upon such competent evidence the parties may
respectively produce before him in the special issues
numbered from to II inclusive.
S934-Batchelder ct al. vs. Wiley, Surveyor-Gen-
hxr IOb fnrrp LIANT N flt
son for petitioner, and petitioner allowed twenty
days TO e brief and respondent twenty days TO re-
ply, cause to be submitted thereon.
Court adjourned until to morrow at 10 A. NJ.
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BR1Er NOTES.
" Il tn. anniversary of Queen Vic

To-day !. tn. anniversary of Queen Vic
toria's birthday.
The right to use the Cottier system Of ven.
tilstion Is offered TO the city for $500.
The British picnic viii be held at Eas,
Park to-day. There are m. my handsome ano
valuable prizes TO be conten ed TOR.
Very little business was t. 'ansacted IN the
Police Court yesterday. Moo OF tne caien'
dar was continued until this mo-. 1ing.
John Craig Wylie, native of 81 1tzeriano'
was made citizsn in Department IA o o. tnt
Superior Court yesterday, upon the sS'iusnce
Of john Couran and q. Lagos.
There was large attendance last even. 'e
at Kohler's entertainment. ct Turner Hall :.
see the new figures which were added yestef.
day. The programme for the remainder OF
the week is published elsewhere this morning.
The Centennial serenading band were out
Tuesday evening, and called st great num-
Der Of residences in the eastern portion of the
city. The band is composed of excellent
musicians, smong whom are some fine vo-
caiists.
John Scott was examined for insanity yes
terdey in Department Two of the Superior
Court, and committed to the Napa Insane
Asylum. He was discharged from that in
osAbUs2O1 Oi.&y g DhOAs eAhAiO cAANSs 49, ~ ~
Maps to-day.
The Congregational Church picnic will be
held at Esst Park Grove next Saturday, May
26th. All friends of the school or Society are
invited. The members of the school will be
taken out and returned free by the City Rail-
way Company.
TIE cottonwood trses north of the psssen-
ger depot have become almost an insolerable
nuisance. aud should be looked after by the
authorities. Flying cotton fills the air in and
around the depot, to the great discomfture of
the travelling public.
J. Wertbeimer & Sen, Of San Francisco,
yesterday filed with the Secretary of State
their claim to a Autograph of "the dude as
a trademark for cigars. 1t represents the
individual just leaving a
saloon bar. He is tsll, lank. wears glasses,
carries cane and leads little dog.
Frank P. Lowell, who Yves recently elected
Junior Fires Lieutenant of Company 3,
First ARTILLERY, was examined by the Board
Of Examiners last evening, and passed 3 sue
cessfui exarnination. Lieutenant Lowell
served as First Lieutenant in the California
Militsry Academy, and the knowledge &C.
qUired there stood him in good stead last
night. The Board were very well pleased
With the way he acquitted himself.
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Simonds Nabob Bourbon Whisky

ID EST IN MARKET, WILL CURE NERVOUS
I'D ness, debility, Indigestion, fever, weakness
dyspepsia cAills etc Ess been sold in all the East
States and given universal satisfse'ion- IL IS
highly recommended by the Faculty for al classes OF
fever and aqua, nervousness weakness, debility,
dyspepsia, Indigestion, etc 1t is now Introduced to
the public OF the Pacific Slope, indorsa by the GER
Assaycr OF Massachusetts, and DR.. IT, G. Louderback
OF &. Louis, No., both gSntemss prominent In
their profession, and which is guarantee to all
buyers OF ts purity and quality / can show thou
sands OF letters from persons nem all parts CT the
Union and Canals, to testify 20 its merits and the
benefit it has afforded as fassy remedy and tonic
Kept by all Leading Druggists ard GroeeIs. az SPIN
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4 PRICE LIST,
Containing full information, and with over
1900 ILLUSTRA TIONS,

Together with samples. sent free on applica-
ton. Orders filled with care and prompt
ness. The goods are picked out from the
general stock by the head statesmen in each
Department, who, on account of their knowl-
edge and experience, are best able to make
themost judicious and satisfactory selections
Before being forwarded to the customer, the
goods are twice examined in the Country
Order Department, in order to detect imper-
fections or errors. Under no circumstances
are old or undesirable goods sent out, and
anything not as ordered, or not as repre-
sented may be returned at our expense
We propose to fill each order SO we'll that
other orders will be sure to follow.
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YzB1GHz FROM THE EAST.

Passed Ogden on the 21st for Sacrsmento-Kirk,
Geary & Co., barrel gum camphor; Huntington,
Hopkins Co., 10 bars iron, cases machinery I;
Booth & Co, Ill cases baking powder, spice,
l case show cards; Lindey & Co., 81 cases baking
powder, 20 cases sugar, case spice, case gloss
show cards; A. A. Van Voorhies s Co, 8 boxes sad.
dies c. j. Jacobs, bundle carpet; Thomas
Harper, ) cases boots and shoes G. d. Corwin,
tobacco
For Grass yalley-Peter BTansteter, 5 boxes iron
roofing, box nails, bales strips.
For Benicia-Agrcultural Works, barrels pillow
shares.
For chico-Rev. J. J. Haynes, case altar orna.
ments.
For Marysyille-H. Bruce, bundles warp.
Passed Deming, n. NJ, on the 10Th for Sacrament
to: Hall, Luhrs & Co., $50 cases canned goods !;
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., drum iron pipe and
fittings; Adams Mcneil Co., Is barrels syrup.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

WEDNESDAY, May 49, 1888
Ralph Z lis VS.. A. Wbittaker-Mrs Young, eX-
ecutrix of the estate Of VIM. II. Young, deceased,
substituted for the deceased.
Ex parte All Poo habea5 corpus-MatteT heard
and prisoner remanded into custody.
Todhunter, assignee, vs.. j. H. Carroll ct al.-Cause
set for the 25th inst is continued by consent
DEPARTMENT oNs-ARMsTRoNG, Judge.
People vs.. Sc June, charged with receiving stolen
property-on trial.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

TUESDAY, May p, 1883
February Is, 1851. A. Brown to o. A. Hale !;
81, 500-Lot S, N and o, Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets, city.
May 81, isSS-o. 4. Hale to Ira E. Sanders grant
Lot S, n and o, Nineteenth and Twentieth streets,
city.
May Is, 1SS3-P. A. Grace ct al. to Peter Boil /;
grant-Lot 4, H and l, Twenty-first AMI Twenty.
second streets, city.
. May 10, 1ssS-Peter Bohl to stephen Dryer; lot
4, and |, Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, city.
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THERE IS BALM For EVERY ILL.-H you
are suffering with chills. malaria or bilious
disorders, Mason & Poliard's Anil Malaria
Pills will neutralize the poison, s1pl 1t from
the system, invigorste and restore you to
health. Druggists.
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A NEw QUESTION OF Law in the Su-
prsme Cours yesterday morning counsel for
the city of Sacramento, Hon. J. II. Nc
kpno ard ". \. Anderson, upon making
the return TO the alternative writ of man
date n the case OF Hsusmo.s.er vs.. James
\. Porter, City Treasurer, in addition to the
regular IetEfR made notion TO dismiss the
entire proessdings, upon the ggeoad that the
plaintiff had net raaGe sufficient showing to
give tbs Court jurisdiction under thu lax and
rules of tks Canrt. TIE Court st once struck
out OF plsiaElf' d Position that portion which
related TO the bias or p.ejadice Of the Su-
perios Judges Of this county, and then is was
urged thss the proceedings should be dis
missed. TIE Court took the matter under
consideration, and directed counsel on both
sides to present briefs IN ten days. The de-
cisicn OF this motion viii settle on Important
question Of practice upin wits Of msudate
issushle from tie SupEama Gssass ss Court
OF original iarigdic.ion in such matters.
FALSE RETURNS. Assessor j. 7.
Grifis :, not bsirg satisfied With the returns
made OF personal property IN this city. went
on a tour of investigation yesterday. In
about three hours ne discovered over 500, 600
that had act been returned according to Law
IN the statement they mad sworn TO and de-
EVersa % the Assessor. Section 354S of thu
Political Code reads IS follows: ANY
property ~iilfulfy concealed, removed, trans
ferrsd, or missepressnsed by the owner or
agent thereof, to evsde taxation, upon dis
covery, must be assessed st not exceeding .en
times It's value, and the assessment SO 81 de
must not he reduced by the Board Of Suber-
Tlsors." The Assessor says he will assess the
property referred TO in accordance with fiat
section, aud shall endeavor 20 hunt upy all
who have made similar false statements.
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ATTENTION, ALL The British Picnic, on
Thursdazs, May OAR, Will be the event of the
ssasoD. Lots Of fun can be expected. New
games ard so sate money are some OF tie
inFiucsrafsts
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Tbs 6rss curranss Of the season we're in
market t,- lay. We receive daily large guam
tihss OF Sacramento strawberries, AID on
SAtardsy we shall hare spric9ts. Fulton
Market, Eth and Z ssrssts.