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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09
Last Nights Concert.

The concert which was given last night
at the Opera House was in every respsc: a
great success.
The male quartet BY Messrs. Ankle, Day,
Lucas and Hall was we'll sung, and was fol-
lowed by a piano solo by Mr.. {. W. Eott,
who played Mason's "Silver Spring" in a
very elegant style. Miss Jean WALLACE
sang Handlers Angels Ever Bright and
Fair" with great feeling and expression,
receiving much deserved applause. Her
brilliant voice was afterwards heard TO
great perfection in the duet, "Quis est
Homo from ROSsini's "Stabat Mater in
which Miss Mullen sang the alto part
credirably, although her voice IS hardly
strong enough to balance with Miss Wal.
lace's voice. Mr.. W. y. Burnett is possessed
Of q very sweet tenor voice and gave gen
eral satisfaction in the two solos he sang.
Mrs. Nellie Palmer sang Matters ballad
Non TOrno" with feeling and eX-
preston, receiving much deserved APP
plause; an encore was inevitable, AMI a
handsome floral Offering as awarded her.
That Mr.. James T. Martin is a great ia
vori,e in Wheeling, was proven by the
tlatteTing reception his two solos received
from the auulenCe. Hiss Hut'SI StNS
Memberships aria, ooh, Rest in the Lord
very satisfactorily. Mrs. e. W. EOI sang
Gottschalk's ballad. 80 Loving Heart, Trust
on" with great feeling and received we'll
deserved praise; as an encore she gave
Three Old Maids of lee" IN a very pleas.
ing manner. The gem of the evening vas
the singing Of Mise WalIace's solo, "L'Estssi
Il Amour by Badia, which showed the
cultivation and brilliaucy OF her
voice TO perfection; as an encore she sang
mo, Sir" in SO pleasing and p~iluant a
style that a double encore became inevita.
BILE. The well known quartette, Good
Night" from FiotOw "Martha,' brought
the concert 10 a successful close.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09
SMALL FRY,
Scooped Up in the Rsportorial
Net,
And Scaled, Dressed and Sailed Down
for the Early Repast Of Reg
lister Readers.
Military company Talked OF.

A Ml1ftaFy Eeikcu VI.
why can't Wheeling support a first
class military company" said q we'll known
Young man to q reporter, last evening.
"Here 1t is, a city of $4,000 people, lots Of
excellent material in the way Of capable
officers and tolerahiy we'll drilled timber
for the rank and file, and an abundant
magazine of arms and equipments lying
useless out at the Capitol, ana not a mill
tary organization, outside Of Holiday Post
of the Grand Army, in the entire Pan
Handle. Its a shame, on general princi'
pies, but the reason l speak Of it o IS
hat there is Just at presenta gllttering OPP
p,rtunity for the Nail City to get up a
compan that will be a credit to the city
and State. A friend OF mine, Mr.. Louis X
d. Hunter, the celebrated drill master, and
late of the regular army, is in the city,
where he upo TO locate perma-
nently, and he has intimated his
Willingness to undertake the instruction,
g~ratuitously, of an organization OF IN
fantry, if one can be gotten under Way.
Our soldier element should not let this OPP
portunity go by, but an effort should be
made to revive the martial spirit which
reigned so supremacy a few years ago ana
fall into line
Impressed with the value OF the sugses-
tions the reporter sought out Mr.. Hunter,
and, on his making inquiry il the report
that he intended locating here was rue, he
said:
YES, | have come to the conclusion to
stay among you for an indefinite time, and
if | can inspire the yOuDgmen with the idea
that a military organization would be agood
thing | will be extremely happy. have
trained some of the most famous military
companies West and South, such organ
i~zations as the far famed Chickasaw
Guards, OF Memphis. and the Hunter
Rifles, of Nashville, having been under
nv tuition, and | have no doubt that If We
can get a company under arms We can soon
render the capital of West Virginia as IA,
nous for it's military as it is for nails and
glass. / will be happy to hear from your
Young men on the subject.
Mr.. Hunter is undoubtedly a thorough
scholor in military science, being set down
as the best drilled man in the country, and
his suggestion should be acted on. He
may be addressed in care OF this office oy
any who may wish TO assist in the forna
ton of a company, or appoint a time anu
place Tor the Openingot enrolliaent BOOKS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09

BRIDAL PRESENTS. of new
and artistic designs, just re-
ceived by JACOB w. GRUBB,
the JeWeler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09

DoN'T try any experiments If you have
COrns or Warts, but use McLain's Corn
Killer. It removes either soft or hard,
without any pain.
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YETTA wIE

Miss Yetta Wise died at the residence oil
her parents on Sixth street, between Main
and Market, at 7:15 O'Clock Thursday
evening. DR.. SGfel was the attending
physician, and he pronounced her death to
be from natural causes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09

Sun and Buggy Umbrellas at
the STAR"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09

VIZ EST VIRGINIA, OHIO COlNN lal
w cult Court, May ~, lssi.
Thomas Hughes administrator Of the ec.
Of Eliza Hughes, deceased.
Henry ConanL
IN AssrAPsIr.
The order OF attachment herrlo'orc iss,
In this cause having been lowell IN The -,
estate uf the defendant, hereinafter "a
particularly described. n the Oh ct ~ "a
suit being TO recover from the d.'eniAl'G q,
sum of $50, with Interest from July 10
until paid. the amount al "a noi" mhi'
Henry ConaUt, the defendant 10 KIM
Hughes. deceased, dated on the TN dsr /
July, 1873, and payable u year a'let ga
with interest together with the cost oi 4
suit, and TO subject To b pay neni 81 -
debt, interest and costs, n parcel 81 iAhs >
said ORDER Of attachment was lcNiei - a'Ss
said. and which IN situated In ono coutf
West Virginia, and bounded AEa :
scribed M follows: That par Z
the John Atkinson farm PinE =
ing and Kentucky railroad and ONO k''
beginning ~ u point ON the north lin' ~ a
farm where the north line cuts tIc vet u
Of the strip Of ground oNnei b. the q
company thence y - deg. W TO ih' Ohiorn
thence down the Ohio river with the ne
dcrs thereof l25 poles, more or l"Ns, q i
south line OF said farm, thence with sAs a
S6i n 10 the west line OF said strip 81 Al
ov ned by said company, and ,hsnss >
said companys west line Ia the pa
OF beginning, containing nv s0
more or less, but rcseryinf q
excepting q right OF way ~ fee, IN va
aoross saId tract OF land 70 the Ohio ntr
the Use and benent OF the b par ~ =
A~tkidson's farm, said right Of way ss.
nearly along the line 81 The iies'ls so'. 40
said way from The old lime sioJ" guam 1
tL.p bIo rtyeT. and A. appearing ron II
afiidAvit flea In this cause that tie as u
PENDANT IL non resident of Tue s.t
West virginia, II II ordered that IN" .hs ,
PENDANT appear within one month A'''
first publication 81 this order AMI 10
In necessary 81 protect his interest
further ordered that a copy Of this o''.
published once n week Tor TOW 49,
Seeks In the wheeling Daily Rog'si'i.. -
paper which II published Ia thi. '"lH"
SAM. D. M'rOLDb'H, CA
II. NJ. RuE5ELL, Plaintiffs Al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09
THIRD DAY
OF the Protestant Episcopal Com.
ell.
Delegates and Alternates to the Gen
eral Council Chosen and
Trustees Elected.
Morning Session.

The Episcopal Council conyeBed yester.
day morning at 9 O'Clock, and was opened
with the usual devotional exercises.
The election of delegates to the General
Council at Philadelphia was the special
feature of the session, and resulted IN the
choice of Reys. Gibson, r. n. Cobbs, W.T..
Leavell and S. P. Mason, on the part OF the
clergy, and Messrs. n. s.. White. r ]. Nc
Csndlish, T. l.. Broun and J. P. Rogers, on
the part OF the laymen.
A resolution was adopted requesting an
opinion Of the chancellor concerning the
laws of West Virginia in relation to eccle-
~siastical property, and TO explain whatever
steps are necessary secure the title to such
property.
A resolution was also passsd requesting
the appointment of a committee 10 pre-
pare q history of the diocese.
A recess was then taken until 2:30 ?. NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09

MCLATS's Pectoral Cough Syrup is &C,
knovlsdged by every one 10 he the hes;
medicine INSIDE to5 the pEEose, No NOR,
ph:a OF opium.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09

STATEOF WEST NIR9lNlA,CDJNn /.
- Ohio. in the Circuit Courtpi ohio SaS,'
Georse Bair l., June RsicN l'0
william II. Beatty xIafnnes, I
The object Of his suit Is 10 recover.
ment In favor Of u plaiuui. Grnr,T ~
against the defendant, William Il -
for "A balance due Oh open sccouut frla -.
defendant to said plaintiff for prs,ao -
sCrylces as physician, such wt'.
amounting 10 sl,sU7.7I with m,crr>, ,
IRON May q, lsTs until prynra. ;.
The costs OF this suit: ard iu SUI. :
the raymept and satisfaction - ,g.i :
ment the right, ute and int,rr.l Cd, :,
defendant In lot No. u nj the r,ru~ :
hapline ard Twenty fourth slfr,',.I b, IA
partof the city OF Wheelln,. IN u..br -
West Virginia, laid out IN town ,o,, b, ,
". Chapline aud Others. being ,lnc .,, a.
yey ed IA Richard tosi In BIZ lie Tn, +.
Thomas Horubrook ami wife Saia n.
little and interest OF said defendant In -
ioi having been levied upon s1iatac 4
the SherIllof said county by Nlrtl.u' .sr
der of attachment In this suit at uc.sI a.
a. minutes y III, on May -. -. l'H.rg
ing from an AFFIDAVIT died Ia M, >gWG -
rules that tho defendant, William u. fl.u
IL Lo, "A r,sident OF h state OF wr,t y.r.s,
anu lac not having been served w.tu o. V,
herein, IL Is. Oh motion OF said vla Mt d
Gercd the said defen liant, William II B,r
be aud he Is hereby required 10 apI~a' ~.
one month after the cate ~ the ns p.l.
cation Of this order and do IA " nenss.s
Ia protect his interests.
Witness my hand this6 9th day of lUHs v
\. a. MCpLyt 4
Clerk 81 Circuit Court OF Ohio county. w.
Virginia. lc',l',An
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09

C.RR aveek In Sour own town. Terms
SOU snd6 OUTFIT free Address II. Hal
et & Co. Portland, Ne iytSge
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09

as Belmont. 1t is evident the committee
made an error. The delegation 70 the State
Convention 20 entirely uninstructsd.
Yesterday afternoon about half-past
three O'Clock a brutal fight took place
among some B. o. gravel train hands. on
what is known as Handlan's green, just
south of Caldwelrs ran. in which one of
the participants had q narrow escape from
death. For some time the men have been
creating considerable disorder in that
neighborhood, and about the time named,
two of them, after q wordy wrangle over
some trifing occurrence, came to blows,
and one Of them. armed with q pick,
struck a furious blow at his opponent. The
sharp end of the implement struck the
man Just above the left ear, penetrating to
the skull, and glanced down to the neck,
making Il horrible wound about four or
five inches long. The parties were then
st parated and the wounded man was cared
for by bis comrades, and when our repor-
ter called they refused to give the names OF
The belligeraDts.
"
Body Found.
Yesterday morning about half-past five
o'clock, as Mr.. Ernest Baker Of Bellaire,
approached the river, just above the
Bellaire mill, he observed the body of a
man floating in the water. He at once
made the body fast and immediately after
wards notified the authorities. Coroner
Garrett was soon on the spot, and after
viewing the body and making a thorough
examination the conclusion was reached
that death resulted from accidental drown
ing. there being no marks of violence upon
the remains. Deceased was apparently
about sixty years of age. and was dressed
in a blue sack coat and jeans vest and
trowsers. In his pockets were a revolver,
forty or fifty cents in change, and a bridge
ticket, but nothing to show who he was.
The body was inferred in the afternoon by
the authorities.
Back 20 the Eleven Hour System.
The nailers of this city and vicinity held
a meeting last night, and after discussing
the workings of the ten hour system, and
the embarrassing position in which it put
the manufacturers, in their efforts to COM
pete with outside firms in this district,
some of whom work as high as eleven and
a half hours a day, voted TO abandon the
ten hour plan, and, in justice to the own
ers, TO resume at eleven hours a day. This
concession on the part Of the men, after
gaining their point, is..ereatlv to their
credit, and will do much to strengthen the
good feeling already existing between the
two classes.
More Trouble AT the GAS Well.
The work of sinking the gas we'll at Mar
tins Ferry was again interrupted last even
ing by a bit being lost in the hole. This is
the second time that this has happened and
will cause d delay of several days. The
workmen think they will not have
much trouble in getting the tool out, but
do not know inst how long it will take, as
appliances for its rescue have to be OBJ
tsined up the river. At the time the mis-
hap occurred the wOrkmen were roaming
the well out preparatory to putting in the
curbing 10 exclude the salt watel. The
Shsrt iS now down about 100 feet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09

Jrsr received an additional line of fancy
light p~antaloonings Is. c.. Hess & Sons, No
1921 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09
Hull vapOr Stoves.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09

DEAR SIa:-You ought - he ashamed o;
yourself 10 write that letter o. expect me
to notice the lying whelp OF this Radical
penny whistle.
!. as YOU know, was more intimate with
You, and talked perfectly free to you. Did
| hint such a thing to you If not - you,
Why should | TO any n else lis = lie
out Of the whole cloth. I observe this
paper is persistent TO get me to notice it,
tut | won't. The Governor asked me,
how would Bennett do" and said, "ex.
CcilCntly we'll" and never dreamed Of re-
ierring TO it, until Mathews told me in
Richmond that Bennett had been offered
the place. Hart IS a Sprgi man. and
can't comprehend a gentleman. He has
no perception or conception nj the in.
stincts which actuate a gentleman. | uSei
his paper "a | would use a pciyy; when |
accomplished what wanted, let him un.
UerStand | was done with him. and this is
why he keep, barking al me, which | mind
as little as | do the other little dogs which
often cross my path. | authorize you u
say, it is n d-n lie, which | would have
COntraiicted had the i;S'iig"uc'r, under its
present management, sufficient influence
70 be worth notice. Yours,
J. VI. Mason.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09
The Wharf.

We'll. ! see the REEI,TEE has got the au-
thorities TO work on the boulder yard, d"
said our river friend yesterday, as he stood
at the Water street curb and gazed admir-
ingly a, A couple OF piles of cobble stones
which had been torn up in the morning
and were slowly baking in the hot alter
noon sun.
The reporter admitted the fact that work
had begun, but modestly disclaimed the
REGISTERS influence ia the matter, and the
river man continued:
YES. they have begun, but how? In.
stead OF going al it right-tearlng up the
whole business, Oelow the Pewiky track,
and making something out OF ii, they are
going to patch: do the quilt .piecing act, as
il were: tear up q few boulders here and
gather together the scattered ones there,
and pit the old thing over till it'll look as
though it was afflicted with an eruptive
disease, and call it as good as new. By fall
it will be as bad as ever, and then the
immortal gods only know how long il will
lay again ill some more patching is done.
1t is only q sop to keep the boatmen quiet,
but | tell you they'll hear from US loud il
something amt done for US. Look al them
marks; just look at EN-. They're waiting
for the government TO put in new ones, and
then they'll keep collecting from Us 20
psy fer them, ! suppose and then, after a
final benedlction on the ShOleC Gro Nd. he
cslmed down and departed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL

This motto was adopted some Year, ago for
the wonderful KidA 81 medicine, Hunts
Remedy. 1t was q bold banner TO carry, for
Hunts Remedy IL recommended for come o;
| the most fatal maIadiss-Bright'a disease,
and all kiddsy. bladder, liver and urinary
complaints. Hunts Remedy. the great
kidney and liver medicine. Is indeed o posi-
tive cure. and really Is "neyer known 20 fail. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09
Spicy Correspnndcnce.

Apropos of an editorial item in the III.
n~lTq0,cyr of the 18th inst. in relation to the
appointment of ex Auditor Bennett as a
member of the Tax Commission, and in
which Hon. James NJ. Mason was credited
with running the said commission, we print
the following correspondence handed us
yesterday:
WHEELINc, W. Va, June 1.
HIM. j. ". Mouou:
DEAR SIR-By this mail | send you to-
days Hi;rliigcnc"r. Does il report you cor
reCtly? Let me know whether he states il
right or not. Yours truly. -
CHARLESTowS. w. Va, June ).
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..saOUr THE GLAD TIDISGS.'

Mrs. Thomas Atkinson, OF No. % Ring stree;
Providence, r. /. joins the exultant multi
tude in glad praise and thanksgiving. Mn.
A.. says
"a few months ago was taken severely
III and obliged TO give up my accustomed
household duties, and receive medical treat
ment, n grew worse continually until
~wasconfned 10 my bed, in spite OF the doc
tors prescriptions and the best ad vice that
could get. Ny sufferings were very severe
from the eKcruc!ating pains In my back,
and my legs were very BADLY swollen. at
tended with severe pains, which were sup.
posed tn be caused by the Rheumatism. A
friend OF mine who called TO see me urged
me M 70 try Hunts Remedy, stating that he
knew OF the wonderful cures OF several par
ties who had taken this medicine, In cases
which seemed very much like mine, except.
ing that they were IN much worse condition
than l was. consented TO try the remedy,
and begun TO take II as directed, and before
had finished taking one bottle Improvement
in me was great, and IL continued constantly.
so that after l had taken less than three
bottles / wa able to resume my household
duties and do my work easily, although |
nad been confined to bed several weeks The
swelling Of my limbs has disappeared, and
the lameuess and pains in my back are gone,
all gone. For all Of which, undsr the bless
Ing OF n kind Providence, / Am indebted 70
Hunts remedy. and / believe that IL Is my
duty and privilege to inform AL Who are
suffering In / Of the remarkable
curative and restorative power OF this
Semeiy, which l cheerfally recommend -
al who are afflicted with Kidney disease a.
Dropsy."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09
Not Pleased.

The seton of the Democratic Central
Committee OF Belmont, at their meeting at
st. Clairsyille, on Thursday afternoon, in
80 early settling the time for holding the
county convention, is not received with
general favor by the clearer and older heads
OF the party. The older members OF the
committee opposed it in the committee
meeting. They thought it would be better
to wait awhile and see what the opposition
was going 10 do, and take advantage OF what
ever error may have been made by them;
but the fire brand was let loose when the
opposing factions for nominations in this
township got at ioggerheads and then rule or
ruin seemed to be the way il went and he
time was set,and the Republicans o have
whatever OF advantage may come from an
after convention, which l. considered "a %
= great des. IN 4 2oanty 80 close politically
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09

VIZ Est VIRGINIA, ONO COUNT Id
cult Court, May ~, ISIS.
Thomas Hughes administrator Of the IS.
of Eliza Hughes, deceased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09

Real Estate and stecL Broksn
wheeling, W. Va. TelephoGs e. A.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Kennedy VIII Reconsider His state
ment About Retiring-Other Mat
IPrs.

Kennedy Will Reconsider His state
ment About Retiring-Other Mat.
iCrs.
At Portland, yesterday. Wallace Ross be-
gan training for his race with Hanian,
which is TO occur at Ogdensburg, y. J."
July i.
NJ. c. Priest, of Philadelphia, and George
Dick, of Mcintyre, Pa, are to play check
ers Tor the championship OF America, be-
ginningnext Monday at Philadelphia. Both
men have good regulations as checker play
ers in the Keystone State.
Richard X. Fox offers TO match John
Hughes to run six days against Hahael,
Fitzgerald or ROwell, for 5000 a side, in
New York or Boston; or, failing such a
match, to put up the diamond belt again
for six day race, and bet from $1,000 to
5000 on Hughes against any one compel
itOr.
The amount already subscribed to send
the American military team to Wimbledon
is Sl,732. Mr.. +. J. Rabbeth, OF Boston,
has informed the captain that it is prOba'
bic he will accompany the team: conse.
Quertly his place will be kept open till
the last moment. The American party
will consist of ii men.
New Haven, CT, last night had its first
slugging match under the recent ordinance,
which admits of exhibitions with soft
gloves. James Murray, OF Providence,
Chris. Gsfney. of New Haven, James
O'DOnnell and Charles Connners OF Bridge
port and others participated. 1t is an
nOunCed that John L. Sullivan and other
noted pugilists will appear Saturday even
ing.
1t is safe TO predict that Kenre ly will
reconsider his determination to retire from
hoat racing if he has not already done So
Had he won his race with Hanlan he
would have retired; but he did not wi n
and the race was unsatisfactory not only
TO himself but TO his friends, for the rea
son that he is capable of doing better bar
ring accidents. than he did on Thursday
Kennedys boats have been taken to Port
land.
Base Ball Yesterday.
East SAGINAW, June 1.-Springiield, ,
East Saginaw, >.
BALTIMORE, June THE Columbus AM
Baltimores played two innings when the
rain stopped the game.
PHILADELPHIA. June THE ST. Louis ant
Athletic game was called at the end OF the
fourth inning on account OF rain.
TRENTON, y. J., June 7.-Detroit, .; Tren
ton. ).
New YORK, June New York, l6; Chi
cago, 5. Metropolitaus, 3; Cincinnatis, l
BAY CITY, Mich, June Bay Citys, 5
Peorias, o.
GRAND RArIDs, June Grand Rapids
s; IT. Waynes, ).