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'8f., .kpc lie pus week The rreei'sspg has
aitlllllh ynged IN the cond ward On camp
.l'ff I'd rAiier.op ayenne making cutters
n NJ into the brick feTsr on Aagpoils
sKi X yesterday thog commences 70 tesr
X, ridge 90 Eryay street, ovcr MIL
X parntory 10 tubdlpg q new aud
5t,e, according 10 the inelruc ION
\ IA icnuncll THE contractors on the
ykFunrih ward tewey on Ohnell
& M retrieving their M furpno nnd
if sAtbe damap, they Suffered ~ me
n lssLorni 81 Nc one hundred watff-
Ire alrosdy ronnscted With the pipe
HsfM and tns apmhpf increases az the
& t. ten per weet Siving general satis-
ffsgssa and pr. Wing q ba 90 lmine1se
X iiit t5yen,ent on ibe old ttyle. stN-
6ontracis Tor nav aiGewilks on Main
Y Eln and the cross streets have been
IN al In view Of The paving Of these streets,
Y IA soon tho old pla0k wa'ss Will pc 9
shipg OF the past. Many wooden awnlnks
have been ccudfnned and several AEss'
down, let them all 80, o. least on primer
pal business etreets. tf
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The complicated diseases brought on by
intense study, thought, care, arxlety, etc.,
srs often OF tbe most serious nature. Heed
All Isssituds, heart disease, kidney com.
plants, liver troubles and general break.
jug down OF health and strength. When
thus afflicted, when the least exertion
causes great fatigue, when life seems bur
den. use tbs reliable strengthening tonic
Browne Iron Bitters. II will afford you
an vo raIiaf
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nrraNsANniiEMlsNT.

probably there 10 no city In tho United
States where the telephone servioe IS a
wreichedly managed 81 IN Dallas Com
plaiilts are loud and deep, uniytreai aud
Continuous OF the inability TO secure cen
neciions with parties ash ed for through the
central Office 4. change IL necessary, shu
ne sooner it shall be made the better ieI
an entire communiiy,
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A telegram from Ban A ntopIo, - Thurs.
davis HEpALB, contained the following
Z paragraph. 4,
aYssyerdaY two hackmep got d 'blintl
drank and robbed him OF sl2,0gp aud skip.
ped town. Their names are Naylor ana
Cincinnati Jack They are euppooed 70
nave gona to Mexico VIZ
rested q. ID. Nsylor in Main street ss-
loon ana lodged him In jail to await the
pleasure Of the Ban Antonio authorities.
The officer had read the dispatch in the
HERALD and was OF the alert tof tho ingi-
tive, who has been driving hack In Ehst
4 city. On searching him Sal DO and a gold
witch was found on h'H person.
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FEDERAL COUNT.

The greater portion Of the last two days
Of this court has been occupied with the
case OF r. 8. Lemon vs. Slnker, Davis q
Co., involving about eleven hundred dol
lars, alleged to be due for sevices by Lem
on as clerk for defendants, under an alleged
employment made by defendants agent ct
Dallas, A. J. Hanson. The case was holly
contested by both aides, both rs to the law
and the facts. Hanson Is dead. and the de-
PENDANTS alleged he was their agent under q
written contract, of which Lemon bad
kno Wedge, under the terms OF which al.
expenses at Dallas were TO be paid BY
Hanson. The Jury last evening brought In
a verdict for the defendants Sinker, Davis
4 Co.. Some interesting questions of law
were involved, and each side made strong
fight. Judge Barksdale represented Cap
tain Lemon and Philip Lindsey. Esq, the
defendants.
in the case of the Terry brothers, who are
charged with robbing the United States
mail near Henrietta, In October last, VINO
were indicted by the present grand Jury,
the government made motion to increase
their bombs. The commissioner previously
on preliminary hearing admitted them
to bail In the sum Of 81 800 each, which
they gave. The motion is still pending,
and win probably be heard one day next
week.
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THE WEATHER.

Contrary to all expectations and character.
site Of Texas weather, yesterday was bright
yA-se of its predecessor. A reporter over
HAZARD two old darkies betting q gallon o.
,rsdeye for making Christmas egg-nog as to
what to-day would be, cloudy or clear, and
10 was satisfied owing to the experience OF
Several years residence here that neither
had the advantage ofthe other on the bet.
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Every lady uses Pozsonps medtcatad
s,oInt,lexion powder. IL is a househol d
Ersasrre. The madam flndS 1t irnposstbl Q
70 ia dawn town without first rilbbiuf,ii u
or! If the baby cries ste goes FOR the putf
box. II the "oid man. come $ home tuitipsl
or chaied, because busiress liz dull, eic.
Pozzon;'s powder cooIs and alIays his tron-
blrs Then oil IL gladsolne joy. No tani-
ily should Do without IL.
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"I have been afflicted with an affection
Of the throat from childhood, caused by
diphtheria, and have used various rem
edies, but have never found anything
equal to Browns Bronchial Troches.- Rev
q. M. +. Hampton, Piketon, Ky. Sold
oulv in boxes.
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srurr. " a.. Dc. 1f-Bnrt Ellis,
= rarrr. LsaFef 1ccar -
~ rr1-ssr o. NJ. y. I.oFrn. On olteatf
~ n Els rrs1s trs rrrnI s1drssl e. -t-li
sfIo rerr|a. 80 werg = fte ersrl-lp 70
- ca IarI tEsI - Ens Wff iur9Ir.t
- Il r-rrIfr =. atrai41t 20 tsaser. he
nn-nrf 81 ~ tsuartrl utarg
WY1aIs lIsrIs 80 aIflerce1 ~ - tar7f1
Ir..srr. rrf ~ nsrtsr1rs was corrrr -te- %
fsr re.-s IL tts periisrtls-T.
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40 rNCnEAsE rHE INsURANcE,

,3 mir. J. lei. Bowman, of Piano, one Of our
Foremost tarmers, and also 8 me mber Of the
Merchants axch 4nge, wa- IN town o-day.
4 He expfessed hinself as being IN full a.
cord with the proposed inAnrGTce measure
He Will however, advocate at shs nfese.n9
members would be as Wiiling to pay heir
share towards it az he 10 hinaseS y His
brother, a.. w Bowman, who isals e sae1.A
Der, viii 20 doubt second his ms III
meeting tn-nav. sHSeN
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Just after Christmas of1870, was laid up
with an obstinate cough, together with
splitting of blood, accompanied with some
greatly weakened. and became rapidly re-
duced. Following the best advice could
get, I tried various medicines, but none APP
parently done much good, leaving me low
spirited enough. made mp my mind at
last to try DR.. Jayne's Etpeotorant, and
procured some. used 1t carefully as di-
rected, and gradually got rid Of my com
plsint-[Wm. A. U. Pyle, TsmaroD, Perry
oountv Wis.
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nIYoBCE GRANTED

Mrs. E. Monroe was granted divorce
from her husband, J. W. Monroe. in the
district court yesterday and partition Of
property.
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Horsford,s Acid Phos phnte.

ApMIRABLK RESULTS IN FEvERs.
DR.. J.. ]. Ryan. 81. Louis, Mo, says: II
invariably prescribe 1t in levers; arc IN
Ing diseases, with admirable results. also
and it q tonic to an enfeebled condition OF
the genital organs"
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! lny, and moi 10 NJ iofnea VII, NE sIss NJ
seltior her f2l0y syesy fhe history o.
hsofsd, sefssnbIs, bat sofhsrhst stceDfflo,
vh0 had fonnd keepine bonse 4 Tfesi ffcni
be fssr b0usssrhsld on one ooossIon fusde
her I'm spple.pfe bedj resolved W be ffse Of
housekeeping osres, She wae ~ hfst tsnsn
N al 900 4 year into the family OF n geptIss
man Who wanted 10 msks sons Improve
ments bic place, snd could not othei! wlss
afford tbep, bat who, when be had 70.
coupsd himself, no longer cared 70 Keep .
Her nss: home was with Bsronss Of
OF very ancient family but embsrressed cs-
tate, and having large and splendid plsce
10 msintain. With bis family tho arrange.
msnt answered perfectly 10 both parties,
and there she remained until her death.
Her experience suggests whether such ar |
ranRements might not be more often car.
ried out with advantage In these days Of
Inn pecunious land owners.
or course few could pay such rates rs the
lady alIudf d TO, but many, believe, could
and would pay what would make consd-
cradle aid 10 household expenses. In a
large country house the presence OF an adj
ditional person need not necessarily entail
snything move than meeting at meal-tmes
and In the evening. OF course, q lady liv.
ing In house under such conditions as
those have described would have her own
maid and her own sitting.room, where she
would probably pass much OF her time; but
instead OF solitary meals and lonely even
ipgs she would find herself In q pleasant
family circle. Many, l am sure, would
think f400 year cheap 10 pay for such adj
vantages; and this sum would, after all ex-
perses were paid. send son to college,
London World.
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n. r.p-s "a 1hs go q ne g ~ Veuu.
ft~~Ir Hrrf|ar r1arret rit1 Ettpl1E
E<1r1erIr bo1x. rtIrr u--t fc'1r -.
~ - con- Irru11T ut.-rt
fI1ut T-sIeI14f lsrr1-nE ~ -. -,
49,. ~. ~ I1ts 80 49, - pr
- - 49, . Lt4 pxr<I
49, -- N .
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Many cosmetics for the complexion have
from time to time been put upon the mar
ket. But none have stood the test as has
Pozzoni's fmedicated complexion powder
It is an absolute curative for blotches, dis
celebrations, freckles. etc. For sale by
druggists,
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. ssr9NMENT or ClAsT.ls.


Asaienn, srt of caves ia the district coprt
for The week beginning Monday, Dec. II !,
1888;
IN Cushing VS. steagall ct a..
Mys etate OF Texas vs. Southwestern Lila J o.
snranoe companv,
37oS pArker aNd wife W BiaDnsn ct al
1890 4rennison W. ennifon.
5oii Piownaa "a Life Association Of America
.o7s Fiald L Lsuehlin We " wilkins, Jr
1es Adams & IeonarI vs. W X Cornish.
nv Pst,S,er 4 Ohefchein Va henderson
sSSl Ritter VS. Chicago, Texas 4 Mexican Cen
ira, railroad COMPANY.
sg2l I'D as q Leonard " r K s'owart.
lSg75 Saw n MoO.e Va II Snithep er al
1175 I'm Weizei vs. Ans 1da Wei1el: .t
x9l,0 "a t. 20. Texas u Mexican Central hhll'
wp c9rnpAny Va 5 b Ritter
arol 40 Ritter vs. Chicago Texas q Mexican
X cepiIs RAILWAY company.
z ga TinOihy Dryer vs. Texas = Pacihc hai-
4sa Adams Ada !. Ie 'nard ct al vs. Texas 3 rscic
as Adams 4 Leouard Il al rs Texas s aAciic
ia5s NV santan 'i " fexas & Paclao Rnsiwiy
..so, !, NJ RoStvs John o Nil or. .
issoa - a Lole e. 81 ~ a % oo.1.. o. = -
.lse J henderson W Texas 4 paciso galway
10, s S Svima-s Ellen wililama
sfls In Clark vs. Kaufman ct Al
fio7 rhas eppsicn vs. 3 I'm Oh eth
800 n smith w Lydia eieen et Al
abs I'll ecody vsTexas Trunk railroad COM
90 Fssnui 'Hen-y VI a'ffweiss \ Co
800 ltiaare teinhardt vs. Texas Trunk rail-
sas wsiiacs 4 sgrencr vs. Texas Trunk rail-
sas N '1 Ss&p y ferA. Trunk railroad COM
$50 TX iroriln Va Texas Trunk railroad com
sscs Keisna rrice Va Texas frank railroad
.sos fissersld va N N miller etal
ssf7 hlsnrhnr VI TeySt Trunk rohiircei COM
.ss 5Tr'yanstcn rs Texns 1rrnt railrosd
go b'|SPi i:s.sdsn VI Texas r'rnf abroad
ss,s Ss 49,. stsrse Va c 4 wlnberly ct al
~ Psiu Hendrick " ferss frnAk Aa1roso
$50 n Fvr;,s " y Adams.
80 snow Va rrxn Tux Railroad Comp any.
~ t,ater ne,is 4 o. " wIilis,n Nsurry.
rll LD 7 ndsisg " fh'lllp L.na,ls, . =,
81 u A eelins - Be'ry Ohm
~ Fchnfi8of Davis " d korsty,
~ 1a1sa y Iasl s.1ssse ,, hefEia Ct al
- = - nsr '. . + 4 Z , Msorsnie. e y ~
~, sass, ribks-d. shss Flntssd.
,lI 4 BEAUMONT 500 4 Terrs cen1al
HaIIufT O1upAtf
- An horne y ia e,e.hsr,.
t1t1 Fr.rk 1srksou ~ Huni4t.
r1' b n Hsruan - San ktin-
-, , J Ells,l V a , H.rdis
Ths ets>s popularity Of Or Pd,s'. Cream 2,
s..5E 49, $500. - osn wee. zee 1bns be
~r|t - ..~I~< e. LINT rnf-uIs. IN elegant
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$40 -..-- 80 ths-s s.s.-lr rpps.r-
= IN n. Iru1or Gay rapsfs - n14.I.
fI.rrrnI = a. "a g. - l11F 700
rIrs f111c 80. - 1. 7. - = o.--1--
= 81, - = sss ss-if -.
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Nh Many persons suffer f-e1as ,aJrrid streams
3Sspd fjrhttll hepast VI M. accompanied by
AtmRrs. 1t the liver acv,t ssr ffom ira
removes all Objectionable m y, tha liver IA
blood, and In order 10 cause 4. RIA paa,,e
snt properly take Que OF Smith sfs4"
on Going To he'd. ifTas y.
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CITY COURT.

City vs.. T. F. Daley. James o. Haas, L.
F. Kent and William Welsh, intoxication,
fined SIS each
City vs.. Ed. Hall, vagrancy, discharged.
City vs. Walter Hess colored, drumming
on the railroad platform. fined g..
CITY VS.. L. o. Huntington and n. V.
Middough, theft Of money, transferred to
justice court.
CITY vs.. John Overland, assault, continued
to this morning.
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Among the most efficacious Of remedies
a 7ents are the medical preparations from
lie laboratory OF Mrs. Lydia e. Pinkhsm,
Lynn, Massachusetts,.
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Ponds Extract.
In all bronchial and pulmonary com
plaiats il IL found TO give immediate fehei,
followed oy permanent cure. See bxlsacs
Rook freal
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crs.rs B<>lm.r 40 Frsnk Corners. 10
tr-u-- >iho ~-rs stressed ~ TIE police
III tr-r' .-IrI-.r bnr c-r Or Ne N|ss1urI
r<c|ft rcaf. rrre 80 ~ liberty TfsItIl.I
81 order Of |hs Ernr1 jar rnlcn tNIt1 -
|rI 1rI1rI<ri tr'ftnrf araInzi men 70
|@1fr.rt ILfIr furf1tr dttsnlis1.
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grayT,OR JNABaEp.

SAMARITAN Nervine ia the great specific
for general debility and for ladies' In change
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uo-r ~rirson Il ~Pscts 20 F1f
~~~I1 l.fa Co. q HuIlts BE bearl
s.IIr. ~ rorid rsi ~ ~ . 49, au9u1t d
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AngOstura Bitters =, :,
IL known as the great regulator Of the d.
gestive organs all over the world. Have it
in your house. Ask your grocer or drug.
eist for the genuine article, manufactured
by DR., ]. G B. Siegert & Sons.
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Tts rfrri pornlarily q Dr. Pdcs's Cream
8sfrnr rox1<f u its own bsst evidence q
~ worth. Wtsnev-r . sweet, VINE ~
ruif u xsntrt. O. H<nt p1f-pls. kn elsf.1t
ctk<. q o<i,c.ous pn1oins 49, ~. -I,0 J.
~ r~rIIr end uniformity Il ce~t<in 70 pro
Lcrs <nch rernlI1. Bay u IN an c<ns
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Usna's wotL ~ Hsvtn Dats

NJ iaU Laa4onh'f. THAT Iti"'
phphs l,igaigs.
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When you visit or leavs New York CITY,
saws baggage expresses or carriage hire,
and stop at the Grand Union Hotel, oPpo-
site Grand Central depot Biz hundred eie-
ion dollars reduced 10 81 and upwards
ner dsy. European pls1. Elevator. Res
taurant supplied with the best. Horse
cars, stages and elevated railroads 70 all de-
pots. Families can kv better TOR less
money At the Grand Union Hotel than
- ,nv other first -nl - httei 10 the city.
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THR GREAT gNGLISB RBERDy

~ . nevnr-faibDg ionic
for Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality. Sen
nal Weakness hpefs
msto q ri1r,, . -
cy. Parslys, hnd AL
the terrible elcoit Q
Self Abusc- youihfu
70 iisk O. d ex(ssgea In
maturer years such ~
Loss Of Men or, L,fs
situda NOcturtial kuiA
sion, Aversionll1 souls
a
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Y :
Noisee in tho Head the vital hutd paasi0A uncbl
served In the urine. and many Other tisBnees
that lead 70 insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL lNHg1TUwA
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Ddllars faf
case Of this kind the VITAL RESTOY, ALVIN
(,lnder their special advice and reati ara viti
not cure or for anything impure on Mipgi9uf
found In It THE ENGLISH MEDlEAL ms
sTIrUTE treats all Private Diseases % Kessfpliy
without mercury. Consultation Ere Thor
ough examination and advice, includt enklJ'
SIS OF urine, $3.50 Price Of vital Rec atttvs
81 so hottie, or four times thr quantity, 5.ce
sent 70 any address on receipt OF pr1oe. sr1 o D.
(no O. o. d. sent without 81 enclosed g. h gcRr,
sntee) secure nom observation, and Il Syitgts
name II desired By ENGLISH MTfifOAF
INSTITUTES. us Olive street 81 Louis Missgvyr
wholesale AsentA J. J. scHoTT q C0.i
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SPAWN gmrs.
ELLIS'S SPAVINCURE

THE most remarkable Remedy OF the age. :
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WATER WAITS.
Personal and General News Along the
River.

River.
LOUISVILLE, March 16.-River 8 feet
inches in the canal. Weather clear and
warm.
PITTSBURGH, March 15.-River feet Z
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, arch 17.-River fallen in
ches. Clear and warm. Very windy; will
freeze before morning
MEMPHIS March l7.-River falling. Kate
Adams made run from Helena in hours
and 1917 minutes which is l4H minutes
faster than any hitherto quickest record.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1s.-Arrived-
Golden Crown, Cincinnati. Departed
0aklank, st. Louis. Gilmore and bsrges
Thermometer ".
EVANSVILLE, March lS.-River falling, Is
feet and 6 Ito inches scant; weather clear;
thermometer CA. Arrived up-Schenck,
Evansville. Grew Easle. Departed-H J,
Dexter for Cairo, Rainbow for LoulsYtle,
Schenck for New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, March 18.-River IL feet and
falling. Weather clear and warmer. Ar.
rived-Mary Houston, X. r. Springer,
Will s. Hays, New Orleans Passed Up
Jennie Campbell, New Orleans to Pitts.
burgh.
CAIRO, March 18.-Arrived Alice Brown,
Louisville; Hurneyson, Ohio, Guiding
Star, Cincinnati; Jay Gould, New Orleans;
Mary Michel, Sidney Dillon, st. Louis;
Cons Miller, Cincinnati; Helena, New Or.
leans; Henry Sourey, New Orleans; Andy
Baum, Memphis. River 20 feet and fall.
ing; weather fair and pleasant.
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Work OF the Salvation Army.
To the Editor Of The Register.

WHEELING, W. Va, March l7.-There has
been considerable disposition manifested
since the Salvation people began their
operations in this city, to throw cold water
upon that method of intoxicating Christian
truths and principles. Not only have
many protesting Christians coolly and
quietly discountenanced the efforts OF the
two or three men and women who have
been lsboring faithfully here for the past
two weeks TO do good, but some have gone
so far as to boldly express their disap-
proval OF that means OF calling sinners to
repentance. This it seems to me, is far
from being in harmony with that charity
which should work conspicuously the life
of every follower Of the gentle Nazarene.
The Salvation people are reaching q class OF
the populations little multitude OF men
and women who. on account of the
circumstances by which they are surround
ed, seldom ever darken the doors OF the
House of God. Is it NOS better that these
people should be taught by the preachers
in the Salvation Army than not be taught
at allr Besides. good is being done /
attended q Salvation meeting the other
night, and heard new convert, in address.
ing the congregation. that mo matter
what other folks might think absut the
Salvation Army, there was one thing he
knew-it had made him O sober man, and
given him a happy family" Is not that
doing good? This Is. no doubt, but one Of
many cases Of the same kind. Let Us be
more charitable toward these people. nd
encourage them by voice at least, il we
cannot give them practical aid, to 20 on
in the laudable labors which they have
begun. Nor sALvkrIOSrsI.
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ple engagements for the present and next
season, but she refuses 70 travel, and at
present will only accept New YORK en-
Miss Bertha Rich, OF the Madison Square
Theatre. "Esmeralda" Company. who Is
described as a rare beauty, is from Wal
Transport, Pa, and her real name is Josie
Hammond.
Fanny Davenport, Ella Chapman, Laura
Don. Leona Dare, Lurline, the water queen;
Dora Stuart, Alice Chandos and Annie
Thorn. constituted the delegation Of Amer
lean actresses at the opening of the Eden
Theatre. Paris.
lesoue opera company are announced for
an early Appearance in Washington. They
will appear in Icons latest and greatest
M psicsl satire, entitled "Langtry; or Ben
Butler and the Jersey Lily"
During performance OF lies Hugue-
nots," at the opera house, Galveston. Tex
as, Sheriff Blakely, of Fort Bend county,
accidently dropped pistol on the floor,
which exploded and killed spectator, Z.
E. Douglass, merchant from Crockett.
Mr.. Frank Bangs, who personates the
leading role In the "Corsican Brothers at
the Academy OF Music, fully deserves the
excellent reputation he enjoys. He al
ways suits the WOru W ING aCtion, anu
bis melodious voice Is as fascinating as
ever.
: Frank Frayne closed his season in Chi.
cago March is, and will place himself un-
der the care of physician, retiring from
the stage until permanently cured OF the
deafness he is troubled with, received at
the accidental shooting OF Miss Won Bah
rem. His company will continue under
the management OF J. J. Coleman, who
has purchased the exclusive right to pro-
duce Isl Slocum."
Frederick Warde is 80 years old, and q
Londoner. When he was lad he served
a term as an Office boy to an attorneys
firm" but every night he used to skip OF
to the theatre, for which he conceived an
leading support for several years, and in
that capacity was without an equal. Booth
offered him $500 q week to lead in his
company, but he decided to star.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-19
AHANK'S MARE.
Weston Nowhere-A Legal walk OF
Twelve Miles


Twelve Miles
Friday, Judge Jacob held court in
, MCundsville, and many Wheeling lawyers
were in attendance. Unexpectedly the
cases for the day were disposed of by twelve
o'clock and the court adjourned. There
was no train leaving Moundsville for
Wheeling until 3:47 P. N. The Wheeling
gentlemen concluded that they would not
await the train, but start for home on foot.
At 1926 Thayer Melvin, NJ. T. Frame. Jno.
o. Pendleton, lawyers, and Richard Il,
Dowler, citizen, struck out for the Nail
City, via the B. Il D. railroad track, They
made the first five miles In forty minutes,
arrived at Benwood-eight miles-in one
hour and half, and reached Wheeling
twelve miles-in two hours and twenty
minutes. 1t is but fair to state that Mr..
Bowler took an unfair advantage OF the
lawyers. He mounted horse at Benwood,
and rode the balance of the way to town.
By so doing he is not entitled to the prize
for pedestrianism. The lawyers, however,
did justice in ample measure to the powers
and capacities Of legal limbs.
On this trip they discovered that Col.
White and his engineers were doing red-hot
work for the Ohio River Railroad and that
the P. W. & Ky. was shooting into Ben.
wood. To all pedestrians they recommend
q tramp between the two places on account
Of scenery, &c , but proudly claim that no
other members of the Wheeling bar can
walk with them.