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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

BARK, Cinnamon, per pound, 2ieScc; arr
perugian, Dor pound. lJa.5s lioras per b,
ig.aIf Ni.cirbohate of roda per 10. ss+Gf; Y p.
peras per n % 4. castor eli per gal.. 1907 W,
cinc.tosidn, per o., go W casille soap
fmottledI Der II. ssps. cream tartar, g. r., pei
non nj, So cslalH, lump, reT pound, Hlcf,
laIoanel, y. q W., per pOlnd. s0ps1 citioinei,
Enc isr, prr POUND. ] iOgi ~ cnlofal NY
Ara =. ihGs! IS; cbiorofOrio, coal; composi-
lion powder, yj9 10 doyerspowicri, st@i oc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
AIN gouGH AND READY.
s,.,ns of Gen.zachary Taylor
~ I,uisyiiic.

s,a,ne of Gen.zachary Taylor
Sear Louisville.
i.vals. September 2o,--T9e mon
/, s ',.",,ei by the state OF Ken
he memory of President
rmlor was dedicated to-day
H ii homestead, five miles
4. ', Siiy. A number of promi-
Ea.a Including soldiers of the
~ war, were present.
:" ceremonies were very
t., After prayer by
/. 'Fs',vanaugh Of the Methodist
General Thomas il. Crit
EssIjyered o fervid eulogy. The
lssrlnr the monument, which
LINN And thirty feet high, sur
[Sby the statue Of General Iay-
|s,hen removed and the Next
|,nns f,rming about the base
FhOlor raphed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
OHIO DARKiES.
A CoIored Convention Captured In Turn by
Both Parties---A Holt and tho Result.

BUtH FHr'1os---7x 1'''' Is ''
Columbus, O., September 20.-A
state convention Of colored voters was
held here to-day which was captured
early by the Democrats and alterwai ds
reorganized by the Republicans, when
the former bolted and two conven-
lions were held. The boilers appointed
fonr dele yates TO the national conven,
ton at Louisville, September "a, and
adopted resolutions condenning the
Republicans. The other convention
refused to appoint delegates and en-
dorsed the Republican ticket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
srepds,ufra

FLOUR atsnard'p Royal Pdtsnt, $50
y bpl,: sacks, az s5G3 10 n 40 M. Corr meal
b 0t Oatmeal, z balf obi, 81 Crack "a
wheat. "A D, 80; Cracker, X soda, 6gBs4c, Xxx
.,,dA. sol: INK soda el@tG7 &c; cream soda
ssIfaigl.c; * laolon creams, Bi9gCSc; X gipsei
sraps, fe,gtSe. Xxx, gl9Gi0c: uoaoried cnkes aud
iuaibies l9gi3ttc. Wheat In lg-t receipt
s)cA as to Quality and coalition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
Paints, Oils ana yern,sho.

PAINTS, per in--Mhite ,c,,u ~ ,ellow
ochre, dry, &c; burnt amter IN oil lSc; dry 10.
raw 6!c nea,sioot, 9OcsS 81; nsh, sn6aSyrs spirits
tnrpe ntine. 0,c, coal oil. 90 cnseA, Brilhant,
81 10. brilliant, bills, Tor. BrlIi.Ant ls.t III IN
ITO; <i 2oep 90; ~, a. hA. Eupiop, bhie., MO.
per gallon; Eupion. a-l eases, s. ~; lard OH,
g., a0ea bc; West Nirgidia. speg2Sc.
VARNIsItEs---('o opal, dic,nW r. per cal .
conch Vhraisl. 8. nt.Nn M wv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
pou:try, Eggs aud Iiuttnr.

poi,frEY-. ttcns. "a ZsN300 r,I dozen,
roosissrA. -; extra large young ticltens, e. 20
"a 10; TURKEY a. W ~ ~. Geelsi ~ ~ % ~
Ourhs e. Dta.3 90.
eGss-- Per dozen, @0Ec.
lsse,h ronn ~ Optler, l5eSO.; old butter re-
worried ietSl5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

ST. LOUIS, September .o.-Flour~ FirIner
WmrATgOpened active and higher; no
rcd Gsl,sy9X cash, wv bld HeptRihper' @
W. 0ctnher:' 1922 November.
CoRx- Higher. hrfu and In good deinan ni
42s1ai2sE cash: ~. bid september; 4o4 biu
CATs1Dnll and lrm; 25s6 cash, 25ss October;
26s5 bid November.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

New York. September 2l.-Money- Easy,
at 2@ri per cent; clio Cd nc 2,
Prime mercantile papsr bM91. ~
sterling exchange. hankahle DIS, quiet
and steady at 4 81 =: sight s5l+.
Three per cent. bonds-le3@,
Coupons, 4I's--i.l3.
(,ouuons ISL 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
Kansas City
PRODUCE,

EASsas CRY, sept. steady:
NO 2 red 500 cash; "a October; So'IgSFs
SoRN Firmer: SIX cash. 37ls bid October;
335s bid November
LIVE STOCK.
CArrtE,--R Receipts il,0. steady; Texas steers
OF Ito pounds sold at $ 65 fat native steers
1870 To Is 4 pounds iNG25 80. a,
Erp..--Receipts 1900; quiet natives OF w
mounds Z 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

nay New country loose from wager
Is UN6sDOi psr ton; hew corn, aJ@l5 cents
Dnts, country 31l93io. prab, - per tUi chops,
81 10 per lg. Barley. S'F'Ap
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
Chicago.

IN = NTUIhs
c,,,c.oo SepteInler aO--tIATrLE--I Receipts
G nl. mat prsdeg strong. export, 8sG0 ~;
GOOD 70 choice shipping, sos 80; common W
m edium, So. .,,.I a.,
ferlor To fair. io1S good, 37i; choice Teas
!. 5Dll3 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

Nails. rates, 81 IS; Hoes, ~ v cent. or A.as.
collins, slnos Hlmmona, ai0us tiacitnsaek
shoes, Y kog, t505; Bar Iron, ssSe stn,j ~
sheet iron, No, Y ~, g. ~ Ponce wire.
6..m7hc Tin Plate, Stsn: T,nea
Cooking stoves, stt Uoas50 90; Fire manteis'
VIZ uo@WW %; Coneo mills u u cent OH, Min.
chlhe bolts o. y cent. of; Carriage bolts. 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

Meats and Lard.

MwATs--sngat cured h9uis. l5c; s. g, 9. Is.
Bacon 3; Bhnit clear bacon, ~.
Gsris--l ,esccs. gi+c; hlf. bbs., lee: 40 an
~ ID tns, 99kc. ~ Ii tins. lUs4c; alb TINS, lVhci
Il tins, IOi4c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
A Presidential Jaunt.

New York, September 2O.-The pres
ident left for Newport this morning,
and will not go to Washington for
some days yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

s,apieDrugs.

wheat. cboice pirto 81 80, medium, s5@i5
Inferior. G0Qy75. Oats, SpeD5,. Barley, JVeeSo.
Corn, 4Jg5J
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
sToCRs.

Missouri syss.
Texas & 90
Governments were strong except ior -
w Itch were lower, AT i0zA Gic25s.
laiiways generally nrm; sI S a, pp ~ ao "a
pine plutf Mt Ss1t0 pectlation ~ STOCKS
was characterized by copsldt labIe lrre3u,,
larlty, at opening the marker was ni m ~ ~
ara,, TrnnsCont mental which sold up to6l;
Northwest and Northern Pactnc common common
we've exceptionally weak ana leli OF ;<WIi
Subsequently, the market was irfegular;
oIout tnidday the annual report oilhe Sorln-
ern Pacific was issued and the marked oesan
toimpruye, prices moving UP Egtts. oIegoin
1,rarsi Continental showing the greatest az
rance sailing up to ga; Northern fac nc
ndyancssti TX, and preferred "a; bears 'nen
MADE a sharp attack GA Unloh Ihclnc, W
rvinx n down ~: room tradeih were mos
~ S1icuous in sellers; tine remainder or the
list Nielded lzal. Towards the close rnnofS
Vows current that the bear party Ia Niliara
,a,.e had covered and this led To another
sileIes nc, ri movement; WIZARDS reacted
Tom he best 'gures OF ne day; N.r Tt,,sdo
pactic sold up % ~ pJef,elrred ri 1 cIsss ~
Pacific to G75. ST. Paul 10 1885;
n..Sn,ver 10 B5x Louisville x SnshFitle 70 e'Sti
.iirhiyan Central TO Sl}5; Texas racine 70 ~
nNatt, ~, Sis< Mestaru Union sold extra
a,yidends DIV PER cent. at SJS.@si and IN Ms
eanri Pacific extra dividends OF "a NJ sS$hN
| gelI As compared WIN last higut ing tne COZ 20,
70 ,,rices arc a Ia X higher for Nillnrds, ~;
Ipn paul New York central, Namtoo. ana
ttSas,ern linton, while CANADA SOUTH hni
| M1r,t ,gcst Illinois Central, loui'Nllle q
! sNo..byIlie Michigan central, New JcItey
Ssntrsl Erin t'ehdlng, Texas Paclhr; LhinI'
paliaeand wabash are Hfsl5+ lower; lleilsea'
ia,se shore and Kan as q Texas ~" un
1 t.,,a,. {; - scott, George T. lnRrf ~.
gInnts'nET martin we elected directors % he
~ tennessee Virginia 4 Goorsls faliTay
| aI,nnnsny. sscoit ana li"ittr lepfeeeht $50
| Denrd nnd Danfilie tnterests.
! rtaus4cti ions AS ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
New yorh.


MONEY.
NEW ORLEANS, sept -,,Sight eSeha ~ ,' on
New York steady ard unchnnged, ~, pr
lao premium: sterling exchange sankape
hills Spi%
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

NEW YORK, Sertembe' %. - GoNetnments
in strong demand, except for rs, which are
weak nj l02a 1903, on account OF the cali intde
Secretary Folgcr for $i5,O6O,0O oil that SERIES
The dSs's sold al ll3.
Railways frni.
States quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
Rev York.


irJEw York September -. -FLoUh-Firni.
WuEAr-spot I.0tk highet, closing weak;
options OPENED IEG29& lower, ana reacted
alSiI5. closing easier No. red, 0a1ssi S's'
So. 2red, liz at elevator. =,
CoRN-spot i4@'4 better, options weak; No
g. %. No 2, 6i098l, nt cvaior 62}4g wa alloat'
PROVISIONS.
COFFEE Quiet Rio 76pS %.
SuoAR-Firm and fairly active; rnnneu
stronger; G7Sa7 Z; A ~; extra q 72.ts7, =
white extra q ~; yellow, GM@6j4; mould 4
Sl5 standard a 81; .confeotioners c--io'
pri,uulated s il-i6tdiSL.
oLtssEs-Dnli: New orleans, 42g32
RICR--Steady; Rangoon. ~ IN hand.
RK-Dull, AT i3alsl3. IN
UT MFATS-tominhl; long cic"r Nv ~
LARD-Dutl, az SE@.S ~.
Turpentine-Firm and unchanged
wuOI.
WooI-Firm, Texas l4@H.
LIVE STOCK.
NEW York, September 23.-BErNEt1ltc
oelpts. 40 The market had euli leelins'
with no ex poctaton OF any marked improve
ment this iwcck. Dressed be- pretty SLOW STOW
Snlcs cor for Texas and Colo rano stock 'Bt
Tor city dressed natives, ana '@so' iof
SurEp-Recelp.s, 1872 0; moderate demauai
the market closed weak. 3I6355) Tor sheep
and 5G6 20 for lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

CArTIg-aocei5ts 2pm gpneiallY poor
quality ofYerinx and Tho market Was weak
and slow: 10 exports here, but would bilps
8 5000 i's heavy shipping 2 90 70; iight "
,iium 10 fair Oa5 10; Z exams 4 o Tilo.
sHEEi--Reccipts, 900 ste idy; fair 70 good
natives 25Gs rs; PRIME 4 0 % ~ Texans
SO; 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

Crochcry. Furniinre ana f,la,,

i, Powder Blasting, y keg, So 6s; Rifle, " rs N.
70 %; idne ~ rs. = on rifle, f6ls bs.. 81 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

sergeant
n that Gs
l,ltw from
or hear
i.culty; III
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fear The
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partern'a;
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
pRoyfstoHg.
wn1skY-ste.ay atlli. :.

WUIsK Y--StfAIy NJ d
COar MFAL-Stesdy ~ 2 10
PoRK-Firm: joDbiug IlAeli95
I;UIK MEATS FipueT; long clear w short
rib az short clear ~ boxed lohs Gear h"iu
ut Dli short clear, . 90. mn
ia con Firm aud higher; long elear, GI@
az; short RIBS GkaeiG short clear, 7l4@7lst
closing al outside ngnTes.
"A sAs--lailgpii.
IAED--Elrfucr,7 IS bid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
LOCAL MARKETS.

llNcte-- quotations are for lots, unless other
lwiso stated
COTTON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

mt Near
siiicd and
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press of
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the Dol
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lille ben
HE four
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-30
Tribute OF Respect.

At q special meeting OF the Millers
Happy Thought Club held at their rooms
on the afternoon OF Sunday, April %, 1888,
the following preamble and resolutions
we're unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has seemed good to the
Ruler OF the Universe to remove from
among us our talented and beloved friend
and fellow member. William Bennett;
therefore, in view OF the loss We have sus.
tanned, and the still heavier loss occasioned
to his respected relatives, be it
Rcsoired, That the members OF this Club
hereby desire to express their sense Of be-
reayement and grief at the loss OF one OF
their earliest, most faithful and most
gifted members. and TO record the enjoy
ment and profit which they have long had
in the genial social qualities and the bril-
liant intellectual requirements OF the de-
ceased.
Resolred, That we sincerely synpathize
with the relatives and near friends OF our
late beloved associate, and that we re-
spectfully commend them for consolation
10 that Divine Power which, though some.
times inscrutable in its dispensations, vet
doeth all things well, feeling sure that to
them, as to Us, there is comfort in the
knowledge that the deceased was not only
honorable and manly in all respects, but
Resolred, That in token of our sorrow at
the death of our friend the members OF
this Club wear badge Of Grape for thirty
days.
ResoIred, That the Secretary Of this meet
ing is instructed TO send a copy Of these
resolutions to the parents OF the deceased
as q testimony Of our grief and sympathy,
and that the resolutions be also published
in the ROOSTER and TnteHi1encer.
ALEX. O. WIDpEL,
HKsRY REsTEg,
GEORGE BLANxIssOP,
L. W. SrARKs,
JosKfH BURKLZ,
PLoBEAs Willy,
Commi ttee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-30
OFF FOR CINCINNATI.
The Pilgrims Who Went 10 the Ora.
matte EeatIYRl.

The pilgrims got off safely for Cincinnati
on Saturday night. They go to the dra-
matte festival. They go to worship at the
shrine of Mary Arm Anderson and the di-
vine Rhea, and when they return they will
know more about the stage than Wallack
ever dreamed. They went on the good
steamer st. Lawrence, which left this port
about 10 O'clock with a gay company on
board. They will enjoy the trip, as st.
Lawrence parties always do. The follow
ing ladies and gentlemen made up the
party: :,
Misses Laura Harden, Sidney Heiskell,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Russell, Mrs. Veazie,
Jennie Woods, Mr. and Mrs. David Shriver,
Mr.. and MIS- A. +. Young, Libbie Greer,
Abbie Brown, sallie White, Ella Turner,
Jennie Caldwell, Mrs. DR.. Hildreth, Miss
Dora Hildreth, Mrs. J. r. Greer, Jr., Annie
Chapline. Ella Lewis, Ida Armstrong,
Carrie Brues, Mr.. and Mrs. |. &. Dillon,
Mrs. F.. G. Cracraft and daughter, Julia;
Alice Mcdonald, Mrs: M. A Thornton,
Miss Dupero, Mrs Henry Stamm and
daughter Emma, Mr.. and Mrs. Stout, Mrs.
+. p. Jepson, Miss Lizzie Pendleton, Mrs.
DR.. Edwards, Miss Lucy and Minnie Loling,
Lula Laughlin, Amelia Paxton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dubois and daughters, Mamie and Mamie !;
Henry Sherrard, J. Z. CASTOR. A. C. Nc.
Kee and Gus Hartje and mother OF Steu-
benville; Charles Hart and sister, of Clarks-
burg; Messrs. Conners, Moran, James p.
Adams, J. J. Holloway, DR.. Charles Fris-
sci, VIM. Hoffman, Sinclair, John Payne,
VIM. Grubb, Charles Fisher, VIM. Schw
ferger, Burnie McMechen, W. II. Irwin
Charles NJ. Ong and Alex Laughlin, Jr.
A large convoy Of ladies and gentlemen
went down and returned on the Stockdale
Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-30
GEErNA GREEN.
a Letter of News From West Alex
ander.

ander.
This past week has been bad week for
our farmers making full time; too much
rain and snow. The frost did not do much
harm here.
We now have one store less, d. A. Scott
having removed TO independence, ia.
our young friend, K. III. Bell, Esq for
merry of this place, but now residing in
HeOEuk, Iowa, arrived here last week, on
a short visit to his parents and family. He
has opened an office in the above place, and
soon we will hear Of another Washington
county boy ascending Fame's ladder.
Miss f. VI. Humes. Ot Lancaster, Ohio,
formerly OF this place, left Saturday for
your city, to visit among friends for lew
days.
Quite number OF our citizens paid
Washington, Pa a visit last week, as wit
nesses at an arbitration i'll regard TO dis
puted ownership OF certain parcel of
ground in this place. Others on a dispute
as whom of two parties shall act as admin
traitors of the estate OF the late DR. K. David
son. Neither of the "aSes at the present
writing have been closed.
Dr. j. L. Reed. OF your city, but formerly
OF this place. was here Saturday evening,
greeting relatives and friends.
base bail club was organized here
Saturday and officers elected, We would
suggest as a name for it, L. IL. Bell, L.
b. c.
We are sorry to learn OF the illness of a
former citlzon of this place, but now of
your city. Mrs. Amy Marsh.
The oyster king" will retire today I'm.
til the opening OF the ensuing term, and
returns thanks to our many patrons, and
now We will take daily and Sunday papers
of all kinds, We are the only first class
agent here and for orders leave them with
"Ov ster Joe"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-30
BOOZE WANTS SALVATION
At Martins Ferry-Wheeling visitors
Personal and Police Matter,

Mr.. Jacob Air leaves today for Tyler
county, w. Va, where lie has large con-
tract.
Frank Rutter has bought from Gray and
smith lot in Newlapd's addition for 500.
Miss Carrie Wood has returned home
from the East where she has been spend
ing the winter taking art lessons.
Fred Weiss was fined - and costs on
Saturday night for thugging Patsy Ney last
Saturday week. Only one arrest has been
made since Saturday night. This was a
drunk. Everything was quiet yesterday.
Harry Williams, Sr, and Harry Will
liams, Jr, Of Pittsburgh, have accepted
positions in the Standard mill, also Mr..
Flemming OF the same city.
Mr.. Joseph Roberts continues to improve.
He is able to sit up, and talks and sings
quite lively.
The Salvation Army man is still around.
and draws we'll While entertaining large
crowd on Washington street last evening a
drunken man came along and an interest
ing tableau took place. After listening to
the salvation man little while he got
down on his knees and asked the salvation
ist to pray for him. Say God have mercy
on me" said he to the drunken man,
whereupon he cried out: God have
mercy on me and give me drink. | am
mighty dry" He continued: "0h! God
send this man to the asylum for Jesus
Christ knows he is crazy" The Salvation
man left.
Charles Fickley, who was recently shot
by Officer Neland is able TO walk about the
streets and looks first rate.
Marshal Hanson's rig comes this week.
Many Wheeling people came over yester.
day and a good number returned rather
bOozy.
very successful social was held in the
4. NJ. f.. church on Saturday night.
We are on the mend. Two nights have
elapsed without any burglaries. The re.
port that an attempt was made to effect an
entrance to Commercial Bank on Saturday
night is without foundation.
The churches were well attended yester-
day. No services were held in the U. p.
on account Of the absence OF Rev. w.
Their.
Mrs. VIM. Thei, Mrs. VIM. Terry aud
Mrs. Maria Morgan are still quite sick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-30
BRILLIANT, O,

Mr.. Edward Gordon, a machinist from
BeIlaire, has moved his family here and is
engaged at the Spaulding iron works.
Mr.. Ada n Letzkus, q saloon keeper here,
died rather suddenly Thursday morning,
and was buried Friday at Wellsburg.
The Brilliant glass works start up to-day
under sixty days lease, by the Riverside
Glass Company, OF Wellsburg.
Mr.. A. o. Grocer, q temperance orator,
held forth here Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, and succeeded in getting quite q
number Of siguers TO the Good Templars.
The new firm, w. H Rodgers & Co., are
receiving their spring goods aud are doing
a rushing business.
Council is having long felt want filled.
in sinking several water wells.
Our gas we'll is now down over 800 fest,
and will proceed more rapidly now, as
they have the casing in which shuts of the
water They have been thrown back sew.
eral times by loosing their tools in the
well. which is the case just now.
A cheap rate has been secured between
heresand Mingo and Steu benvills for the
benefit of the workmen on the Sounding
iron works. The rate TO Mingo is FIVE cents
and to Steubenville ten Genus. Tickets are
good either way. The usual rate is ten
and twenty cents.
TheSpaulding Iron Company are push.
ing work forward as rapidly As possible,
and now that cheap rate has been secured
for their woFkmen they expect to Increase
their force considerably, as the difficulty
heretofore has been to secure boarding.
~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-30
LAST OF THE TERN.
Saturdays Decisions In the supreme
Court.

court
Ballard We. ROLAND. Monroe county.
Appeal allowed on petition Of J. A. Noel.
Bond. $50.
Smith VS.. Strand ct a! Summers county,
Appeal and supersedeas allowed on petit
ton of Jacob Frail Bond $50
Lewis vs., Lewis heirs, ksnawha county.
Action for appeal refused as prematurely
presented.
J.. K. Cappellar vs.. queen Insurance
Company kanawha county. Opinion by
Green. Judgment reversed and cause re-
manded for new trisl.
JackSOn's administrator vs.. Hull. Wool
county; opinion by Synder, decree of Circuit
Court reversed and case remanded.
J. g. Lane VS.. G.. w. Il. Black, Jefferson
county; opinion by Johnson, judgment OF
Circuit Court affirmed.
H. J. Fisher vs.. J. Burdett, Roane cOun-
ty: opinion by Snyder, Judgment OF Cir.
cult Court affirmed.
West Virginia VS.. Robert Bessley, Ia.
leigh county; opinion by Snyder, judgment
of Circuit Court affirmed.
Jennie Anderson vs.. W. Il. Snyder. Green
brier county; opinion by Woods. Decree
of Circuit Court reversed and cause re-
manded at cost OF appellant.
NJ. Il. Tayerner Va. C. u. Barrett and
others, Wood county; opinion by Green.
Decree OF Circuit Court reversed and cause
remandsd with instruction.
Quaker City Bank vs.. w. II. H. Show
acre, Marshall county. Writ OF error al
lowed. Fond $3.50.
John Rubl VS.. Joseph Ruhi Ct al. from
Municipal Court of Wheeling. Appeal.
Supersedeas allowed on petition OF Dennis
OKeiIte. Bond $3.50.
This court then adjourned until the first
Wednesday IN June in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-30
BED LETTER DAY
In the History OF st. Johns Church,
at Bellaire.

Yesterday was red letter day in the his
tory of st. Johns church. Twenty-three
boys and twenty. nine girls made their
first holy communion after two months
patient aud thorough prepare ton by the
pastor and Sisters Of Charity. The singing
by the choir was unusually good; the ser.
mon wss q logical arrangement Of the
proofs that Christ's body and blood, soul
and divinity, are really present in the sac
rament, and the affairs were richly and lu-
minously decorated.
At Vespers in the afternoon each first
commitment was blessed with the scapu.
lar of the Blessed Virgin and their beads
blessed and indulgenced. Father Gull
finally told them the whole substance Of
their instruction could be reduced TO prac-
tice in these rules: LIST, to say their night
and morning prayers; I'd, attend mass all
Sundays and holy days; Sd, to go to con-
fession and holy communion once month.
Altogether, it was joyous day long to be
remembered.
The bans of mstrimony between Louis
Straub and Miss Ella Clark were announced
in st. Johns church yesterday.
Father Gull left for Columbus and other
Western points at midnight last night.