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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-11
FASHION NOTES.
'ars are straight clerical bands.

Linen collars are straight clerical bands
Sleeves have tendency to bouffant tops.
Heels Of the most fashionable shoes are low.
Velvet basqueS grow more and more In favor.
English IT! les obtain much recognition In Psria
Electric beaded Jersrys are among Paris noveitiee
Flowers are worn In profusion Paris ball dresses
In Paris shoes and Ockings must match the dress
We Will have another Of embroidery and lace
Printed Chinese grapes appear among the new goods
Pon,Pons have permanent hold on fashionable favor
Hoops crinoine and neglected underwear go together
Nuns yelling will be popular ever for summe,
Omhr- or shaded effects appear In the new French
The combination costume retains its place in ,p,iu.
Birds are conspicuous figure in the designs Of new
appeared. '"''"o' VI '"" "'uefe'o'h'hs mas dis
Ess,S lady mus. have veve. arc TIL. winter on thu
the gloves. Nv N'"'P'''''' 'o'e'eo W
Slipper. with straps strapped Shoes are for eegan
Large .]nsre neekerchiefs have almost taken tn.
Black ,k stockings finely embroidered in gold ar,
underwesr must be white, but stockings are NJ riou.,s
Fine French cAshmsres in all shades Of color, mr.,
New Chin. cranes , come In the palest shades Of sal
EmSro,dersd robe: Of cashmere and vsilinsars seei
other 10 Ats Paris fsacy. '"'
Two contrasting coors sre introduced in the new
nnali'checked summer siiks " NV"
Al me new blue and terra shades appear in the
new checked and plain summer silks. "
Msssyy sol1rsd Spanish guipurs for tr!mmn,
new o'scA oHonsn and Tros grain silks.
the most costly and durable Of all glassware In thu
heAVy stanordshire flint glass cut In America.
underwear IL not No rich and nne q year sro; tbi,
striDutabe to the Introduction OF crinoline.
Close cnging styles Grecian draperes and esth.tis
dresses demand nne and luxurious unde rcIothins
Lace 10 the most beautiful trnmi ing for und.rc,otng
Anu NAecehnss Is the queen Of aces for this
New silk And Isle thread gloves In all lengths and IL
Nj ths new eoiors appear on Dsnning's glove counters
Light wool dingonals for spring appear In ali the
tan. and brown, A' WI" ''"''
IN Az sorts Of shapes and falling Iuat to the
spring advances NV
Drssy AK salts should be worn In the stree
Ihey are covered entirely by long circular OIL
Checked wooleu costumes and large felt hata are A
Vu'ur Tor Partisan ladies who drive 10 tile meet OF M.
hounds Al Foniainvblrau " Wv
New neeketehcf. Of pale tinted Chinese siIk hayv
dofs or balls ofdnk strawberry centres ant
deep borders OF the same color. "
new niast ases wr9ns with gold threads and orns
."srn WIN ultkr ut blhch velvet trim many lila, lao
sao otsek China Grape Geg.yrvL..i~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-11

ii, p0 Il1t 70 an old Indian who lives on
me hortn snoTe or Lake OF ths Woods About q month
n99 ne started TO Red Laks to hunt and s A. he did
exhausted snd his s1sw sw two 81 hs
BOY armed thsmsevss with t0mahNwks and started in
go, W zane Ihcy came ecross bears den in the
a dSrsst which they discovered by hole in the snow
uowh winch the air the animal breathed The
sqnnw stuck pole down this hole and WHEN the bear
posed out hs head 70 see who tho intruder wo.
s,snnrd AZ the snn. and before he could
bear, Several cubs which also In the den were
Killed sud now the squaw has enough meat 10 last l
spring. -"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-11

Several parties In this city gratifed their GU.
riOsy this week In walk hnlf mile s0uth Of town Ia
visit perhaps the largest cat ranch IN Texas for that
matter IN America. The the property Col
J. Chal'ers In the Of 1881 ths wheat on the
farm was threaded and considerable quantity Of
WAS left In the rail pens. Few once took nos
sssson " the pens. They have multiplied until now
there ARC At least $40 eats blAok white yellow gray
Aay nothing Of the kittens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-11
WIZ nsssvs Are n Deas.d Il New York.
Prom the 81 yames's 9asetf>

A Sheffield firm were recently nuzyad IN
make oy' to whs, u.s. the Americans could put
quantities kAsors usually bought for Shaving but
could brick '."' o'"u '""n
After inqung they sscsrtsnsd that the article was
useu Tor razor nxhts' among the New York negroes
Wien debate wakes warm they whip out the razor
,W.mg bsck me blade sxainst the hnt and go work
S1u'm A.rea Iahors are used for cutting sugar canes
Tue lncs destroys TIC weapon after o days work and
the enter throws away beginning with fresh rsSos
pA' mosnAnS. Hence the snornovS consumption.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-11
The Cruel Father.

From ths Denpsr Tribune.
when charming Christine kiIsaon aans
In our aesthetic town,
And all our local country rang
with praise TO her renowu,
gentle, coinely maid we knew
Made loud and numerous ado
The fair Calnelia brown.
II want to hear Miss Nilsson sing"
To her papa said she,
And 20 tonight pray you bring
bonnet home for me;
For how the other girls would stare
u should show the old one there
hate the horrid thingi"
But he with purpose to dsride
Aud give his child the blnn-
III buy no bonnets new 7" he cried,
The old ones good enoughl"
Isen fair CAineliA hung her head.
Anhlot another word she said
She silnciS yasped and died
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-11

Hbs ns0A
wssch the wording OF the Rnss-
Tsria Rings-
What world Of befhsrmcnt their privsss susi,ssu
brings!
How they come from every section,
Loaded down win cash md check,
Clsrorins for more protection,
Soaring with the next election
Public men % vain and weak
How they pirate Of lal,or's Ills,
As they put In tarn bills
Points to suit thsr selfish Wills
while the came old tsns the lobby continually anss
For the Riasa Rnss. Kings, Rinsa
Rtnss. Rings Rings,
For the many private measures Of the Rines
Note the swIndng Of the Rings
Navy Rings
How they give to solid cash the elusive winssi
How their lobby overrcnches.
On the House or Senate floor,
All the efforts Of horse iecches
with ts dirsonant harsh screeches
Crying still for more and morei
How their schemes Of public plumber
Still excite the peoples wonder,
As they play their game.
Spite Of last Novembcr's thunder,
Always jast the SAME;
While tho startled balance of a frightened Congress
swings
To the Rings. Rings, Rings, Rings
Rings. Rings Rngp.
Just 10 meet the latest measures Of the Riurs
Marx the motions OF the Riugs-
Whisky Rings
How their alcoholic fervor daily bites aud stiusst
How they pour out strong persuasio
As their business lnds asIon,
On their pri, ate measures bent;
And they suffer evasion
OF the cause they represent.
Now they think with banks to aid them
All Tor paw.
Voters will not dare lplrs IA than,
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England in that day. S25. 900 and an Immense
His was the best blood Of that time aud /, sti1i
sought after. the best horses there being traced
back to him ret He was mover beaten but
When We visited Belle Mead there were on
the place four stations eighty brood mares.
and eoniprisIns some Of the most VALUABLE;
s stGSs IN the country The stations are: En-
Luke Blackburn. The business Of Gem. Hs anH
INA inS x the breeding and sale Of The thorough
neither s thereto
mails Of their class TO fnnciers OF tho horse. His
animal is ever sold al, private sale. the entire
liz auction on the premises about tho lat Of
Nay sael4y . These sales began in 1857
ffsy hs h ssy d." r Th
and that he Is sure OF what he purchases. The
ve 81 d tns s" twenty
the time occupied rarely exceeds two hours
while the sums realized amount 70 many thou
hs Sf s4oa q. ss e%Sr" and
represented the last OF the bonnie Scotland
or s Tse sa could oi
E :Ss . e Rss s:sas
horse. and he therefore came naturally BY Ills
The live stock Of Belle Mead, representing at
least $3.50. 900 In value, Is In charge OF Robert
Green. q colored man. now sivered over with
the estate. and has always remained there. He
handles tho valuable stations and mares. and
FLOODED stock department. assisted by three or
Jour ,ub2rdinates. II Is pleasure to see him
Tom and the other noted animals which in
IN his hands. are as docile as Kittens and tho
best behaved OF their class we ever saw He is
honest and truthful, He WAS never known to-
strike an animal Robert takes great pride and
ipterest In his employers their families. and
their property. including the stock. and his
mMlt h1 and ability are highly priced;
large mansion, standing back about $50 yards
from the main road on beautiful lawn. shaded
with great trees and slopin. 10 tho road. A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
New lsrOcery.

1t is always 3 pleasure TO note improve
ments of all kinds, and more particularly
of the substantial sort. Perhaps the most
noticeable change made in the neighbor-
hood of the Second ward market house
square in years is the changing Of the old
Washington House which had been
formerly occupied by John McGarrell. as
basket factory, into two of the finest and
most attractive stores in the city. Tne
lower one of the two No. 1858 Market
street, and the one to which we wish 10
call special attention is the new and hand
somely fitted up grocery establishments OF
Mr.. NJ {. Crawford. His store, which will
be open for business Saturday morning I'd
inst, will be found to contain one Of the
most carefully selected and artistically ar
ranged stocks of groceries 10 be seen in the
city. The shelves, extending the entire
length Of the store, are loaded down with
canned goods of every variety, embracing
California peaches, plums. pears and aprl
cots, all he best brands of tomatoes, corn.
PEGS, Boston baked beans, sardines, canned
lobster. salmon, mackeral, &c. In fact it
would be impossible to begin to enumerate
even the subStsntials. He has some o; the
finest brands of new teas, flour, syrIps.
tobacco, &c In fact his entire stock is new
and fresh throughout. and well worthy o :
an investigation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
BENWOOD BRIEFS,
HeaIey's observation-disclosures At.
fafrs-A Lot OF Social DOfngs,

Miss Nellie Osborne, Of Mt. Pelview, is
visiting her sister, Mrs DR.. Eskey.
little child OF lady who is visiting
Mrs. Mckalyer, died Wednesday OF scarlet
fever, and was inferred at Boggs' Run GEN.
etery, yesterday. This case OF scarlet fever
was pronounced very malignant one.
Marshal J. Healy resigned last Tuesday
evening at the meeting OF Council. His
resignation was accepted and Deputy Mar.
shall John Dolan was appointed in his
place.
Miss Ellie Hoyt entertaia ed large num-
Der Of her schoolmates at her brothers.
residence, Wednesday evening.
Another one Of the municipal officers re-
rigned, but his resignation was not &C.
copied.
4 private masquerade hop will. be the
event of this evening.
We hear that Corporal has departed to
seek the Northwest Passage. We wish him
lin.
The work on the Ohio Marginal railroad
is prOgre ssing with all speed.
Miss Mile Warner left yesterday for
Little Polecat, W. Va, where she will
teach in a rural school.
We have yet to learn that any person has
been refused any Information whatsoever
concerning the municipal government and
would quote this truism that there is no
excuse Tor not knowing the law for the
benefit OF those who intimate that the dis
bUrsement, salaries, &C., are kept secrect.
Qnite a number OF trucks and hand cars
pass over the p, W. & Ky. r. R., but no
locomotives.
Mr.. Geoeelman is repairing his property
on Second street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
BRIDGEPORT.
A Spicy Budget Of General and Per
sOnAl News.


Last night splendid party was given by
Miss Lurene Grier. The following is list
of those present: Misses Flora Cox, An
ME Brown, Emma Mitchell, Emma Mitchell
Maggie Clay land, Ada Rice and Neva
Bags, and Messrs. George GiilIn, Willie
howell, Harry Gogle, Chss. Cooke, Law.
rance Heinlein, St. Clair Alexander and
- Stark.
Your correspondent called at Wells &
Dents yesterday and was surprised to hear
the way they sell fine lamps and chanda.
liers. Their stock is very large and they
a~e Offering these goods % per cent lower
than ever, in fact, are almost giving them
away.
Some OF the little devils who are in the
habit Of tying strings across the sidewalks
in Kirkwood these dark evenings to knock
oil the hats of those passing will find
themselves in the lookup if this is not
stopped. Our informant is ia earnest.
VI. S. Chapman, of Chicago, who has
rten here with his brother, John Chap.
man, for few days returne ed yesterday.
Miss Laura Cunning, of Brilliant, re-
turn ed last night from pleasant visit with
Bridgeport friends.
Judge Raymond, wife and daughter, OF
Fairmont, will visit Mr. J. G. Dent next
week.
Edward Reed, who has been laid up With
typhoid fever for some weeks made his ap.
rearauce on the streets yesterday.
Mr.. Thos. Judkins returned yesterday
morning from an extended trip TO Gin.
cnnati.
Charley Burdett, who was shot in the
leg by Eddie Combs, recently during the
big row, is again running around rs lively
as ever.
J. c. Dent received pair of gum boots
by express yesterday.
Mrs. F. b. Noyes returned yeste lay
from an extended trip 10 Pittsburgh and
reports splendid time.
The young men of this city have rented
the room in the Oglebay block over
Scbeck's barber shop, and will occupy il as
a reading room. This is good move in
the right direction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
MARTINS FERRY FACTS.
A New Town On-PersOnRls-An.
other Meteor.

Another addition will be made to the
Standard addition just west of the Stand.
ard mill, to he known as Standard Addi-
measuring 25xlOO feet, sell at 500. Those
in the first are all sold ard nearly all OF
those in the second. Those in the third
will 20 off rapidly. Many houses have
been erected in these additions.
\ grand ball will be given at Med'lPs
Hail Oh Friday evening, November oh, for
the beneht OF the Iron MOulders Union
No. -, Of this city. \ good time IS antIci'
pated.
N. Il. Bocher sold his household goods
and ferm implements 1T auction, yester'
dav. The sale drew well from here. Rob.
err Wood was the auCtioneer.
The Anna IS again in the Wheeling and
Martins Ferry trade, but il is said that she
v III 20 South.
Join Beck will shortly begin selling
fresh meat IN the streets.
Joseph Eumet is the latest addition 70
Frank Bowman's bakery.
james Wilson, who was recently stricken
down with paralysis, made his first appear.
ace on the streets yesterday. Jim finds
that feeding does not agree with him and
will seek other employment.
4 taffy pulling was given by Miss Ida
Donovan at her home in the Third ward.
good time is reported.
Miss May Robinson and Miss Rose
Young were surprised by their friends on
Wednesday night. A large crowd were
present at each and they are said to have
been very pleasant affairs.
Mr.. W. S. Trip, the shoe dealer, saw
fine meteor on Wednesday night. lie says
he bad inst arrived at his home near the
I i,li Nd ha II N
in the air resembling that OF an immense
sky rocket looked up and saw the display.
He says il illuminated the neishborhood,
sud its course was rather to the northwest
Ii appeared to be only about three hundred
feet above him and struck on the hill back
of the mill. 1t moved with great velocity,
ard Mr. Trip says it was the most mag
nifcent sight OF his life.
A neighboring paper says: The Maggie
Anderson indicted the other day at Spring
field. but who said her name was Stewart
wss trying to misead the authorities. The
name under which she was indicted is the
proper name OF the girl and her parents re-
side in Martins Ferry.
The Superintendent reports TO the school
board that there has been such large in
crease in the attendance that the seats IN
tie school will not accommodate the child
rem. The board secured the town for
room without success. they haye decided
to hear one half OF the children in the pr.
mary department in the morning the
Other half in the afternoon. This is the
best that could be done for the present.
tender working with VIM. Sears, at
the I.sughln mill, named Adams, met
with quite an accident, yesterday after.
noon. about o'clock. He was engaged in
repairing a furnace, when large quantity
of brick fell on him. He was cut badly
about the head. He resides in Clark s al
ditioa, and his condition is considered
alarming.
George Robinson, blacksmith a. war
WOOD s tool factory, had his thumb badly
mas ed, last evening.
nj =, Japna to.pi1hf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
NOVEMBER ETRICS.
Winter ard Snow COme-PredictiOns
for the Winter.

for the Winter.
November came in right royalty, yester-
day, with cold weather and the first faint
furry of snow. There was very little of it,
bu. il was enough to tell us winter was
near at hand. 1t sang the requim to sum-
mer clothes and pean for the advent OF
the gayeties which 60 with cold weather.
tt e man who has chung to his summer
sui because ut has not been very cold
yet" he who has been wearing his bob tail
ed light overcoat because heavy one Twas
really uncomfortable, you know" he WHO
has still covered his head with once
white but now dngy felt hat, be-
cause lie did not like the new
shape; and all Of the others who from ia
climatiou or necessity have desperately
held on to The relics Of summer, hear the
clang Of the bells ringing in the first day
of winter and the first ap; earanCe OF snow,
and though they murmer they can strug-
gle on no longer, but straightway must re.
haJiiitate themselves Most ladies' have
already done so, aud will now anxiously
await Indian Summer, when they can dis.
port themselves in their royal purple cloth
without the stylish, but concealing, cloak.
George II. Twiss, Of Columbus, Ohio, who
mas made extremely Close weather pIeaIC-
tons the past few years, thus disposes OF
the coming months: The winter will be
the coolest since that OF lSSD.Sl. The early
autumn will DE Of average temperature,
with frequent rainfalls, but excessive pre-.
oxidation only on the South Atlantic
coast. November will be cold, with temper
allure below the normal throughout the
country. Canal navigation will close about
the 10Th, and all outside building may as
well be discontinued the latter part of the
month, and the winter fairly setting!n by
the first of December. There will be a wide
range of temperature from the middle to
the latter part OF December, the thermom
eter dropping to zero or below IN this lati-
tuGe, and correspondingly cold in the
northern part OF the State In Janu.
airy We shall have good southern Can
ada winter with sleighing for two or
three weeks, ice in abundance and har-
vest for coal dealers, the thermometer
touching Is to 20 degrees below zero in the
early part of the month. In February and
early March cold winter weather will con.
tinue but from the middle to the last OF
March warm rams, and in some places de-
stIuctive floods are to be apprehended. The
81 ring will be far in advance of that OF
la. { year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
A Hack and Two Horses Precipitated
Over n Bank.


Yesterday morning about half past II
o'clock, team belonging to Ferret! & Joy,
liverymen, ran sway with hack in the
South End and fell over the B. Il o. trestle
works at the mouth OF CaldweIps run,
smashing the hack up and killing one OF
the horses. Mr.. VIM. Knoke, who was
married Wednesday evening, hired the
hack from this livery firm for the use of
the bridal party. The team was dispensed
with, and the driver went into Myers
saloon, on Jacob street, between Thirty
eighth and Thirty ninth streets. While in
there his team started for home at leas
urely gait. Just as they reached the cross.
ig OF the b. 4 O. l. + track at the intersec'
ticn of Chapline street, train OF cars
came steaming up tie track, soaring the
horses. and they started at break-neck
sJeed up the railroad track. As they
reached the trestle works the hack upset,
LulliDg the team over the bank and alight.
irg in the creek, distance OF about
TIVE nty-tive fCe. One horse was killed out
right and the other badly injured. The
mack was complete wreck. The propri.
etors of the stable value the rig as follows:
The dead horse al siij, and his mate at $3.50
and the hack OF So. The driver claims
that stranger was With him. aud when
they got off the hack he htched the team
ard went into the saloon, and the stanger
did not come into the saloon but must have
drove Oft for W hen lie came out of the sa-
loon III. stranger end team were gone.
One thing is certain, the driver had been
taking on goOdly quantity of liquor that
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
The supper AT the ChiIdreu's Home.

The lady managers OF the Home have
provided bountiful supper for this even
iug. from to o'clock. They invite every
body to come and partake of oysters,
chicken salad and coffee, for the sum o.
fifty cents, and then inspect The Home AMI
remain for social time.
The objec. OF the entertainment is to
carpet the floors and paper the walls, and
it is hoped that many will avail themselves
Of this opportunity 10 help make things
comfortable aud neat.
There are now as many boys and girls
under the care OF the Home as it can &C.
commodate, and the winter season always
drives little waits to its doors for proteC.
ton: so let our good people encourage this
quiet affair tonight by going up and eat
ing hearty supper.