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The civil RIgIIt. decision.

A public meeting will be hpld at Simpson
4. 81. u Chapel, Market street, next Mon:
dsy evening, under the auspices OF lCaiing
coiored citizsns Of Wheeling, to give expref.
sion to the views Of representatives, OF their
race CT ncerpirg The recent decision In regard
10 the OWL Rights bill by the Supreme
Court. It's tkedesire OF the gentlemen hav-
ing the matter in charge that all persons, Of
whateYer race, who teel an interest In this
matter, nay attend the meeting Prominent
A we'll known oolorea man said TO . reporter
recently tha. the Oh act OF holding the meet
Ing was, as much 10 show. the gratitude II
The race for the good intentions which led 10
HE passage OF the act as anything. Ills also
desired 10 shoz that they take reasonable
view OF the situstion, AID 60 not partsks Of
the Indignation which prevails, or seems to
prevail, at some other points.
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pnrdoned by lhc Governor.

Robert V. Evans, the man convicted Of
horse stealing in Berkeley county in 1865,
and sentenced 10 three years' imprisonment
In he penitentiary at Noundsyille, but who
eseancd from tho sheriff on his way to pris'
nm. and hrs since lived al London, Ohio, un.
III recently, whep hs returned TO Berkeley
county and was last week re'asrested,
was Yesterday Internationally Iardon.
adj by the Governor. 4 long petition,
Igued by mnsy officials and prom
met citizsns Of Berkeley county, was re;
I,eiyed, asking him to grant the pardon, And
in consideration OF Evans good behavior
since Ms escape, and his having q large
family the petition was granted. Eyaus ia
Inc man whose history was given IN this pc
nor yesterday IN . letter from MSrtinsonIg,
The general opinion Is shaE the 0overnors
action was proper under the circumstance
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A COPY Of tue certificate Of incorporaIion
OF the New England, Fairmont and Weston
Gas Coal Company, OF Baltimore, . Maryland
CORPORATION which desires 10 do business in
this State, was yesterday fled With Secretary
OF State StalnaEer.
The American Midland Railway company,
an Indiana corporation, also h!ed It's formal
tbc XcIs Of 1881, and chapter 81 OF the Acts
NJ lPS2. which entities 1t 10 all taO rights In
this State OF West Virginia corporation.
This company's proposed roAd passes through
me Routhern part Of this State. -
A certificate OF incorporation was issued to
ths San j 6an Mlulng,Gnd Concentrating COM
pRny. Of Washington, D. G, This company
has nominal capital stock Of $SS0,gO, OF
Which $40 has been taken.
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Ynrr AecentnbIo ponatton..

This balance Of tbs sum reserved on tho oc'
CASTOR Al The German bi.csntennial celebrS.
lion In ais city, left. after paying expenses,
wSs recently donated by the German Pioneer
society equally 10 the Uhildren,s Home and
81. Iosephis orphan aylum. Yesterday, al
me bilis having bsAu paid, Mts n. Y. Z.
sIiiei. john, G, HofEman. L. 7. salteFtaeh
and q. schanihra, the officers - the commit
% Of Arrangements. with Mr. q. q: Behler,
President 81 The Pioneer Society, formally
presented the money to these two tnSttttl,
IONA The geoss receiptg Of The celebration
war 10 l2I 20 and the expenass 81 ,AsI II,
iesyit,g 4 ,hRlaaceoi 46S8 10, OF which hand
some ann helf. sslS 80, was presented to eaci
insiitntion. fhe idea of dlsposlpg Of the
MONEY n thisxay Nes q happy one and me
Sooiety has Won the waIs4 gratstupe OF .tne
Two charlie which prOftsa by ~ generosity.
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Lucky STARS.
80. 3,25i Draws the $40, OOO-Read What
the louisville Couricr.JOnrnai OF Oc-
tober nEtb, Has TO Say About the Hen.
nv College Lottery DFnwInE.

No. 3,25i Draws the $40, 000-Read What
the louisville Couricr.JOnrnai of Oc-
tober 3Gtb, Has 10 Say Ab0ut the Hen.
ry College Lottery Drawing.
The second drawing Henry College Lottsry
took place Thulslsy, October %, In Masonic
Temple. Some 800 persons were there. Judge
W. B, Hoke, County Judge, a P. G. N. Ma
son al the head OF K. OF p aud L. OF II. OF
the U. 8. and VIM. II. Msffrt, P. G. N. Ma
son OF Grand Lodge OF Kentucky, assisted by
MsIor Womack, tha Mayor OF Louisyillo'a
Phyate Secretary, had charge. In full view
OF the audience were the Two wheels and q
long table upon which were the 100000 num-
bers. Judge H5ke stated everything was fair
and called upon the audience 10 appoint o
committee 10 come upon thestAge and satisfy
themselves. The following gentlemen re-
sponded: T. d. Glo jhehau, Of New Albany,
Ind, T. F. Bowman, Domatsville, o., John
B. Davies, A. A. Class I. W. Mead and r.
E. Ppryear, Of Louisville, Ky. The Judge
requested the audience to call ont what mum.
Der they chose, and Gee Che tsg With the num-
Der on placed In the wheel. This privilege
MANY eysilsd themselves OF. Tae Judge,
after all was satilasd, placed the num-
the big wheel and the pizs In the
little wheel. When any number drawing a
large priza was announced the spectators ap.
plGuded, but when No. 1921 was called, aud
The $50, 900 prig4 drawn 10 Its number, the
audience shook the hall with heirenthusiASm
a fer the drawing, our reporter repaired to
the magnificent offices OF the company, t07
Third strSet, an inspection OF their books
allow Fred. Erby, 10 South Clark street, Chi
csgo, Ill, lad No. 1884. craving the $50, 900
priEs. No. 7092s, whole ticket drawing the
$lO. 900 priss, waG cold to CHARLES w. Smith,
HGddam, Conn.,, Who pant % to ]. J.1ouglas
for a ticket. James y. Newman, Of sumnit
Point, W. Va has ticket No. 81 800, and Is
81, 900 richer; Henry Lambkin, Of Lima, O.,
had No. SO. 400, and won 81, 600; T. SAlEmAn,
OF 65 Jefferson street, Baltimore, Nd, No.
2. tS5 $l,O0o prIz W. g. Glore, OF louisville,
sold ticket 20B20, which drew s. 900. Josspn
W. Ksy, New York City, sold Mes. ". 6as and
1920, g, 500 each. o.aBallard, Warrington.
D, O., Sola ticket 67074, 5000 prizs The
Pres dent stated that they would have q
grand THANKSGIVING Drawing, Thursday,
November %. Capital Prizes Of $4,000, So.
900, 81, 900; 1857 pIiEes. amounting 10 $ll0,-
400. Tickets oniy g eaohi Halves, 81. Ad-
dress ], ]. Douglas, Louisville, Ky.
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A heaEtiggl celia Watch Worth $500
Given Away.

Prof. 6. G. Malone, The accomplished pen
artist Of West Virginia, has placed on exit
billion at Mr.. Jaco6 w. Grubb's jeWelry store,
The original Of his celebrated pen drawing OF
our iSte President Garfield, entitled From
The Eos GaG!n " The White House.
Ia order that the pebble Of yheeliog may
have an opportunity Of securing one Of the
copies from this elaborate pen drawing, Prof.
Malone makes the following otfeI;
There will DO q beautiful gold watch given
with foaF hundred copies. Toe copies will
Be on. hale at Mr.. Gr1bb's jeWelfy store,
where also msy be seen the original picture,
also the beautiful gold watch that will be-
siyen to the one holding the number CORES.
f,ondine with the number In the envelope.
me driving will take place Saturday, No
yember IL, 1883, at 3 O'clock = y.
Remember the copies cost you but o. each.
Thoee desiring 70 zee the original before
huyinR copies can call Ut the Aforesaid place.
Orders received by mail and copies sent 70
any part Of the country Oh receipt OF price.
Call on or address, -, TX, =.
49, PRoE. 8. O. MALONE.
stsmm Houss, Wheeling ". Va
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A nar,ln's Ferry Cue.

Last EVENINGS Bellaire Independent has the
following.
The Hobsnsack-spance suit will come up
a the present term OF court at ST. Clairs.
vile. DR.. J. D. HObers4ck has Eesun an
ss &C! o. agstnst ". # a9sass claiming g
Hfe's afieCtionR MIS-. Hobenssok will
shortly begin suit for diySree from her h,'
husband, it is understood. The trial OF this
Hobensack, It seems Ias feEErdCG iii vile
as being uEfaitful 70 him In more instances,
and on a recent V;s t to this city he inquired
as 10 the knowledge OF parties aboEt his
SIfe's gnill WHO psyCf kneS he wsI mariiei.
thus giving bis wife very bad nsme. OF
course we know nothing Of tae merits Of the
case. Twe-s5ged swords usually cut both
vSys, and Ye will not be su.prS.d If this
wcspoR qhoeld EEoge to have ESo edges.
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MlncellnneousN lnle arn1tcrr.

The fist iron made in the Kanawha Valley
was taken, from the Bette furnace at Davis
Greek last Friday.
A tramp, giving his name as Henry shsr-
man, and claiming to hail from Ohio. was re-
Gently jailed In Nicholas county, for stealing
Sl4. He is apparently only half witted.
The NJ. L. Church OF Cambridge, O., held
memorial ,rviceS last Sunday that were very
interesting During the ptss two Yeas four
teen members have passed away, the most
prominent being Hon. Chas. J. Albright.
Addresses were made by Rev. DR.. Locke,
Col ]. D. Taylor, q. P. B. sarchet and W.
81, II. McIlyar.
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INDICATIONS.

WAsr1NoroN, D. G., NovemberG -l:30 A. N.
For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, rain, fol-
lowed by colder aud partly cloudy weather,
souther:y shifting TO westerly and northw est
winds Ia the western and central portion,
FoF the Lower L,ks Region, threatening
weather and rain, followed by colder and
naItIy cloudy weather, winds shifting to west
and NORTHWEST, falling followed by rising
barometer, and dangerous gales.
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BeiIaire.

Messrs. NJ. Marlin and Chas. TALLER ye1te:-
day moved to Brilliant.
The Globe base ball club IVES entertained
list night by Gus. Hsttsustein at his home
or Gravel tt!ll.
The Baltimore & Ohio company put force
OF men at wGrk ia earnest yesterday, on the
river bank aboYs the ferry landing.
.Aparty OF hunters with dogs and all sorts
OF engines for sport came down on the Pitts.
burgh train yesterday and went out the B., z.
& G. road into the woods.
4 man IL Town yesterday with q drove Of
cattle said that he1oRdea the first logd Of cat:
tie that was shipped from Beilaire oyer the
Cleveland j. PltisSuTgh railroad. Tae car
was run along urder the Faux near whers
the German church now Is and the cattle
walked down to the car from the bank on
p!anks.
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Mr.. N. @. Crawford, Of the Moth slde, has
made new departure and opened out on
Market street. opposite the upper market In
new house, room Handsomely fitted up,
under the direct supervision Of Nj. Crawford
himself, he shows fine line OF gEoceriet;
sugars, cohees, teas, eaursd fruits, mince
meat, &c. The store was only opened to the
public Saturday and the arrangement shows
4 commendable spirit Of push. The stock
viii constantly be kept up and the public
viii do well ocall. Ia the near future teas
will be made gpecisl NY, and 9 full line Of
baskets will 90 kept on hand. emembef
the place, 1865 Market street,
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Card,

The Sisters OF St. Joseph. having charge Of
The Orphan Asylum In North Wheeling,
The receipt Of three Hundred
and forty-thres dollars aud thitty-Eibe and
q halt gents, handed tton by Messrs. E.G. HcE.
man, @. L. SEfel, Louis ?. sslterbach, Conrtd
schambra and G, h. Behle-, from the Ger.
return sincere thanks 10 thsir bene!Sctors.
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WANTED,

NTANTED-AGENTs TO SELL THE
w ITTtEST Book extant, "on Mustang
ficy Description OF Te9Ss Eide splitting ttoties,
quaint anecdotes, leYi,hly Illustrate zoo hrre
octave peges, only $3.50. rite for territory 10
0'BYRNK BROS 81 and CO Wood strict, Pits.
burgh. Pa. /. ociH
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THE DAILY hARKLTS.

Sticks Epjoy n HcRIthy nOom-Tm.
proVement ia Provisions,
To-day will be holiday on New York Change.
on account Of the election but 10 spite Of this feet
and the dullness that Is usual OH the day before,
the Etock market yesterday was unusually Etrona
and prices advanced steadily, showing more sta.
billy .than for months past. The advance was
maintained 10 the close. Money was easy at lSS
per cent.
tIye and higher. Provisions are lrmerG al a tliGht
advance,
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RAuBoAD DoSDs-strong.


Observation-Disclosures the dullntss to-day,
which Is usual befOle AholidAy, the stock market
IL but with gteAdinetB that Indicates more back
bone 10 the market than has been apparent for a
HO9d many months. 1he general advance Rt the
y 10 ~ pei cent. the latter Genital Pacific, with
81, Paul & Omaha preferred ~ per cent, North.
western common *. Lake shore u, Michigan
Central JIG, New. York Central " burlington d
N per cent, 9th also an exceptional advInee OF
AZ on Northwestern preferred Northwestern 70
steadily from 12J 70 I23 common and 14G% per cen!
70 TO preferred. The rise IN these shares Is due TO
tbs rImors regarding the extra dividend and 70 tbs
announcement that ths earnings from June lSt 70
October st aggregated sI2,3l5OS3. The improve.
nent In Northwestern eIclted favorable influence
there will be no scSdoa o. the Stock or other TX.
changes.
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The following shows tho range OF the Their
rometer, as observed at eohrepfs drug
store. Opers House corner yesterday.
iSS1 1913
x.7P.M. II An. u I. SPIN. ~. y
10 81 81 q 20 ID 60 20
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WE will show this day full line Of
and Winter Jerseys,
Also, u new line OF Misses HaYelocks
for IL. II and IL years.
These goods are tho hGndSOmest Of the
season. 10 not inil 10 call and see them
nj BLUM & hABks'
Bazaar s. Cloak House,
HOG Main 81.
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BOARD OF CoMnIssIoNERs.
Regular Konthiy Meeting-stein Case
Deferred.

Deferred.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Board
OF Commissioners was held Yesterday. The
principal question considered was the report
Of the special committee appointed to invest
gate the charges against Commissioner Stein,
81 Washington district, In connection With
his causing the admits on to the Inf mary Of
a supposed illegitimate child, his receiving
les Tor the same, and his refusal to make
known the identity OF The parties responsible
for the child's support The committees re-
mort was Is follows;
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I AZ receiving my fall stock Of women's,
n,lsses and ehIldrens shoes and mems fine cali
hand.sewed shopS N all the different styles
IA which I invite ~ inspection. / haye
ADDED ssRaral new Lines 70 thnao have been
leening hereto Iofe, making GeompiSts aaSort.
mont 81 One and medium goods. 8 81 !
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v,n, M ItnyylIne.

soUrH Annoy, n, I.-Capt. John Riley, Of
the Barge "Wm. 4. smith" q this place
.db stys saS ss fst sooS Sss
cured me, Ishall RlwAvs speak we'll Of Il,
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The FtnnuciaI Worlt.

NEE YoRK, November 6-H0ney very easy at !
% per cent, closing at 2rpr cont Prime mercantile
paper GA7 per cant; Sterling Exchange bankers
bills steady At 81 sly; demand s. SN
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GENERAL NOTICES,
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

4 special meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Wheeling BinSe Company Is hereby called for
Saturday Afternoon. November IL, 1883, al two
O'Clock, for the purpose Of considering The pro.
ptiety Of reducing the par vRlnO OF the CspitAI
stock Of the Company, and Gpttceis heIeby Given
q the intention 10 offer At stch meeting rFtolu.
ton providing for such reduction.
BY orGer OF The Board Of Directors.
CO.. RAwLING. President, ~ Ss ocSo
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Tnnlaatlona q, o00 shares.


NV Yohx, November S.,z Flour SteadyJ feceiptB
d 40 harreif: exports 2iep0 barrels; extra Ohio
tlS0s6 30. at, Louis 20 S0i67S, Wheat, spot winter
EcbetteF, no 2Sprlpg highefi options stale higher
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FOR RENT.

FoR RENT.-THE TEN ROOM
II Dwelling at No % Thirteenth street. now &C.
cupled by theundeniEned Possession on or alter
the 18th inst. Apply 10 G. r. BROWN, at sheii1's
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DITTSBURGH, WHEELING & KEN
L TUCKY RAILROAD 20.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
A special meeting OF the stockholdem OF the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling q Kentucky RaiIroad ON.
pany win be held ~ the principal ohlce Of aid
company, In the City Of Wheeling, West Virginia,
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1883,
at ll:S0 O'Clock tor the purpose Of votIuEupon
the ma ter OF the creation Of loan Of $500 &c.
cured BY ruortgsgo upon tho whole line, including
the extension 10 Bcnwood.
By order OF the Beard OF Dircctor8
s. D. LIGGETT,
ocl9 Assistant Secretary.
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FoR RENT.

TOR RENT Or SALE.
Lots In ]. 81. R. Bakers Addition, CRKAp.
odice gu Chapline Street.
2lodgng rooms In gGiley's Block. 81
HFoRBEs. ~ -
No. Custom House. !.
TeIeph0ne A-6 AnS0
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
~ CITY PROPERTY.
20 acres land opposite County Seat Of Bra1ton
County, ". VA, on ELK River. Improved eight
roomed dwelling house, stable and orchard. There
Is also tap yard on said property. yG1F
900 tinbered lGnd In WCIEel COT MY, WIS.
1000 acres timbcred lard in tnxtou Co., W. Va.
". V. HUGE & BRo,
nos 1900 Main Street
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FOR SALE,


EOR SALE OR RENT-THE DESl-
II RABLE Re idCnce, No. g Fifteenth street,
Possession given Immediately. Apply 10 ]. d,
kL6ON. NO. TVS ChAnline hIfsek. neMMlN
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Black and Light Cloths !!

And defy competition In prices and workman
ship. Many Styles have been introduced by US.
which for dt and workmanship arc exeelled by no
other house. Among them Isthe
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wa 1SiR0 No. S %Se %9eSi aa
2 red cAsh 81 03RI &c; November 81 Go: December
81 Oi55; january 81 05N; February 81 o. ssked;
May 81 1871; No 8 red D5AS75<oi rejected 76a77c,
Corn dull, but firm and htghGI! mixed 62Ic; No,
cash and November 69S December 6O}fc January
4yiC; May $50 asked: rejected Sic; no grade 40ai9c
M, " hi.e sic; No 3 DO 49xc. Qat2 dull and nom.
insl: 10. 2 white I2ass1sC; No, . cash and Eovcm.
her soc December Slt$c January 81 Nc; rejected &C
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FIGHTING THE FLAMES.
Nearly 100000 Worth Of Prop
erty
DESTROYED At NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
While Large Portion Of Duluth wiscon'
sin, is Licked Up by the Angry
Fire fiend-The Storm on
Lake Michigan.

NoRFoK, VA, November A.-Four thou
sand bales of cotton were burned tonight
at the Norfolk and Western depot They
were consigned to the Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company, and the
bulk was to have been shipped to Boston
tomorrow. The Sir CASTOR, from Bslti-
more, had Just unloaded a large quantity
of freight for the Virginia, Tennessee and
Georgia Air Line, which was all consumed.
A large lot of Peruvian guano was stored
in the ware house for shipment by the
same line, and that with large quantity
Of walnut lumber and all the other freight
in both warehouses and on the wharyes was
destroyed. One hundred bales Of cotton
and boxes of miscellaneous freight tlostsd
down the river and were carried out with
the tide. The water front was lined with
tugs helping to subdue the fire, which at
one time threatened to destroy everything.
Two frame buildings half mile oil in the
suburbs in the direction of the wind
burned. Several men were painfully in
iured. The cause of the fire is unknown:
IL is stated that the loss will not exceed
S2jU, go, and was fully insured. The bust
ness of the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company will suffer no interruption.
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1nnsfeSs,

The fGilouILg conyeysnoes we're admit
ted 10 record al Clerk Hooks Office ysstsr-
day:
4 deed mad. the 18th day Of Eoyembsr.
Is-3. by Thomas EhOrtel and wife ~ Mrs.
Sarah y. Allen, In confederation OF 80.
for the south one he'll OF lot No. 10 In
square ~, situate in South Wheeling.
A deed rnsde the i2th day Of November,
1853, by G. Iiexig sr >. TO Tb.obsId Muller.
in consideration Of $500 for the South
one half Of lot 40. " and the north one
fourth Of lot No. 10 in square No. !. situate
in South Wheeling.
A deed made the 18th day OF November.
1883. by 6. vie1ig 10 VIM. Mailer. In con.
siders,ion Of '357 ~. Tor the south three.
fourihs Of lot No. - in square No. !, Of an
addition 20 South Wheeling.
A deed msde the sh day of Novsmber.
lss3, ny Jennie Green 70 Elssn V. TsJior.
In confederation 81 tij, for part Of lot No.
lCs, in Isn-s addition 70 the city.
A deed rnsfr The 9Th day OF Octoser
; v Chez. u Hedges. Il Brooke county. TO
Jtrss W COopFr. ~ the ssms county. In
,on,rdsrstiI0. 81 81 5I1 ~ Tor 1873 scrcs OF
md situate In this county.
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.THE new OFFICERS:
Of the West Virginia Grand Lodgs
OF Masens.
the SESSION COMPLETED LAST NIGHT
A Narrow Escape From lynehing At
cambridge-Ths Big Criminal
Docket for the November
Term Of Court.

Tie Grand Lodge Of West Virsinia, A. r.
and A. NJ. completed its session at short
time after midnight this morning. The
only business OF any special importance to
the public was the election OF officers.
which resulted IS follows:
Grand Master--wm. George Bennett Of
Weston.
Deputy Grand Master-Georse f. Thorn.
burg Cabell Court House.
Senior Grand Warden-Hiram r Howard
Point Pisasant ----.--
Junior Grand wardsn-Wm. s. Sum.
mers, Charleston.
Grand Treasurer-Hugh Sterling Wheel
ing.
Grand Secretary-o. 5. LONG, Wheeling.
Tho following officers were appointed:
C. Ii. Collier, Wheeling, Grand Lecturer.
J. W. GranthAm, Middleway. Grand
Chaplain.
George F. Irvine, Wheeling, Senior
Grand Deacon.
Frank Burt, Warrington, Junior Grand
Deacon.
viii II. Riggs, Mariinsburs, Grand Mar.
shsl.
A. G. Bailey, Spencer. Grand Pursuivsnt
+. W. Bliss, Wheeling, Grand Tyler.
Twonew lodges were chartered, one al
Rockford. Harrison county, known al
Rockford Lodge No. II, and one at B-a1-
ton {. Ii. known rs Sutton. Lodge No. Il.
The session closed with the customary
banquet, and most OF the delegates got
away in the early train this morning.
Artist Storm WAS instructed 10 paint tho
portraits Of 7. q. NJ. w. II. II. Flick, aud
The late Grand Treasurer, |. II. Williams.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-15
NEWS OF TIE MORNING.

r,s Frsucc-Chirs troubles.
u.,D for the Shenandoah sufferers.
w.rc, the railroad ticket scalpers.
p.raalls chances for the speaksrship.
ns,,b OF Mrs. Phinney, the sculptures.
Supv the faster, on his thirty-sixth day
,,;,gs Of Moses, husband Of the fat wo-
msn.
rro interesting murder cases at Parkers'
burg.
mrrs'er.
topt|
New York prize tight between Cleary
snt Barnet.'
yrd cf the famous Dresbach murder
case in "aIo.
An important case before the New
. say Supreme Court.
Impo-tlnt and interesting paper by DR..
pssvs. before the Nations Heslth Asso-
s!sGOn.
ar,pmr, made TO kill Charley Ford,
xbj,e Bob Ford is mysteriously missing
rom New York City.