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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02

THE BIRD SEASON which opened yester-
day bids fair to be plentiful one, unless
the birds are scared away by the number
Of pot hunt, MS and others who are after Thorn
from day brea,.:: till dark, with all kinds Of
were killed yester, lay and to-day, but on aG-
count of the low tid.:,s and the rank growth
of the marsh weeds, W bich makes the push
ing of cunning skiHs ve,v difficult, but few
sora have been bagged, though IL Is re-
ported they are plentiful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02

MAMMOTH CABBAGE.-Mr. Richard Buck
ner, of Delaplane, Fauquier county, yester-
day sent to Captain James Iden, of this city,
a cabbage, which, upon being placed on
scales. was found to weigh fifteen and half
pounds, The head was of extraordinary
dimensions, hard and firm and devoid of
leaves
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02
Lower Cedar Point.
THE COMFY ISLAND OF THE SOUTH.

The CUNEf ISl1hND u
The safe. swift and magnificent steamer
RMEN1A
will leave her wharf, foot of Seventh st., WASH
ington, daily, except Saturday, at ra a. m re-
turning at 8 p In. Commencing ioEsDA l.
July 1. ,,ar;o for ras-
senqers on Mondays and Fridays only. -, from the
1rherf at the foot of Prince street at $50 a. m.
"T For fnrtber information inquire at the ST. Marc
Hotel, Washington ,omrpo ,r,
je26-tf ID. T. ~" ntlo Nl~uose..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02
HARDWARE And CUTLERY.
. F. PEAKE,

D F. PEAKE,
Dealer in
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, HARDWARE, PAINTS
Oils, Leads, Cement. Lumber, Lime, Calcned
Plaster Slate Nantes, Hearths. &c. &C..
CORNER KING AND PITT STREETS,
dnc1T-tf Alexandra, va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02
\ MES F. CARLIN s. SONS,

JAMES F. CARLIN & SONS,
NO. SIS KING STREETS
ALEXA VIRGINIA,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers i'll
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Builders Hardware, Locks, Hinges Screws
DoorBolts, Latches &C., Saddlery, Hardware,
Bride Bits Buckles, Rings, Hames, &C., &C.,
Wheelwrights Hardware, Axles, Rims, Hubs,
Smokes, Sawed Follows, Tire Iron, &C., Pocket,
Table, Carving, and Butcher Knives, &C., Guns,
Pistols, &C. full and complete stock of first
class goods away in store and sold at lowest cash
..riceS. aueto|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02
Medical College Of Virginia.
MOND.

The forty. seventh session begins October !.
For catalogue or further information, address
NJ. +. JAMES, M. D.,
A. e,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02
ST. MARIS ACADEMY,

ST. MARYS ACADEMY,
NORTH FAIRFAX ST., ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Under Direction of
SISTERS OF TIE HOLY CROSS,
Will reopen MONDAY, September 1, 1884 for
BOARDING and DAY PUPILS.
The course of study will be thorough and ex-
tensive, embracing all the branches of 4 solid and
refined education.
Particular attention is paid to VOCAL and IN
STRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Plain sewing and every variety of Fancy Work
also the Rudiments of Vocal Music and Drawing
are taught without additional charge.
Pupils of all denominations received, and while
great attention is given to the religious instruc
tion of Catholic students, there is no influence
used on those of different belief.
Terms moderate. For further particulars apply
to [aug25-2w] MOTHER SUPERIOR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-12-05

NOTICE u hereby given that the un-
- dersigned. Administrator Of the
estate 81 James Beatty. deceased. will
offer for sale at public auction, q the late
residence Of eaid decedenf, one-half mile
East or Kellams' mill, 10 Columbia town
nip, Dubois county. Indiana, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER sorH, 1854,
al The personal property OF said dece'
dent. consisting a. three head Of horses,
three milch cows. four head Of cattle.
seven fa< hogs, eight stock hogs. cne two
horse wagon. farming implements
household and kitchen furniture and
various other articles too numerous g
mention.
Trnns % SALx - Sums OF $500 and
under. cash sumo over $500, credit q
mine months will be given, purchaser
giving note q six per cent interest
without relief, and with surety, 90 said
|Adminisirasor's approval
Sale % begin % 10 o'clock .. -.
JOHN ~. BEATTY, .Adm's.
TRAYLoR = HUN1En, Att'ys.
dec. 9Th, 1854 -3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-12-05
8afmbridge Township Trus-
tees Notice.

tees NOuuCes
sTvHE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm
! bridge township, Dubois county,
win attend % Township busIness On
Saturdays or every week, q bic once On
North Main street. Jasper, n schulz
The Library 81 said Townships kept
IL Inc bookstore or Mr.. Jacob 0osmann,
where persons wanting books en- obtain
them q any time.
June eth, lool-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-12-05

During ~ $500 period ne innorts
vele - fo||owG: Merchandise. 1657 .697 y
81, GoId ard silver. 81. lz6 .262: total,
sos ,I13.o56 Nore than s. per cent N
1he entire value of imported merchsn.
die consisted ~ ne following article
1oEar end uoIasses, sos "a 17t: wool
ood wooden. manufactures. &63.tlz.3 80 ;
eiIk and ~ manufactures. a.. 9l0 12s
<ofee- - 90. 5o5: iron and sseei sne
msnufAcsures thereof. 81 l6{099 chen.
IcsIs, 80 - ,f66 lax. hemp. jufc and
NE substances end manufacturers sherr.
~. 80 463. 81 cotton and manufactures
81 cotton, 90. 15<.l79; hides end .kIn.
"a cher tbsn for skins. 81 $50 500.
~ ne Intervals 81 he bGnks and NIL.
lIonaIres ~ reieer.tes ~ rccommenda.
lion l14o ibe coinage 81 silver dollars y
Inue1lsloIy suspended, end M viii
6rowol q the nSoon6ook d snd - noen
n'1 e'feo'aslon - orosred. 4 y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-15
OSCE MORE IN HOOK,
Eddie Combs Again Arrested and Pu!
Nelilnd the Hars. DlE

Eddie Combs Again Arrested nnd Pat
Nehind tho Hars.
List evoains HI rn carly hour no car No. 7,
Of the Citizens lime, Was on II. 'wsy UP
town, two OF the passengers were well known
individuals hereabouts, who have been keep.
log vary quiet Of late, and as natural result
their names have not appeared in the news
papers. Thpy we're Ed, bstter known 80
Cconic," comaa end "a Blsttner. The
driver, Barney Dunn, says that they ge,o
using profane language freely, and greatly
annoying several lgdy passengers Ha re-.
mors:rated with the Two bpy,, and they be-.
came still more disorde:ly. Dunn proceeded
10 5Ee6r out wsrranis for them ut police
head9IArtsrs, and Combs was caught BY
Officer Montgomery shortly after yards and
locked up. B,atiner viii probably be Caught
in time for this norHings Pol CO Court. : ll
Thia ia the fist tina these two individuals
have hHd tho stern hand Of the law reaching
for them since the:rbloody es:apads in Bridge
port the latter psrt OF las. summer. Iswilt
be remembered that they went Into what had
been dizreput.ble colored dive ore evening
just-bstore dusk. They hsd been drinking
aod Combs was very qUarresome. A dispute
wss started with big bu.ly negro who was
one OF the inps;e,, aud COMBS undertook to
use billy on hin. The negro secured the
weapon and beat Combs head aimcSt 10
jsliy. Combs finally got away ,ssecuscd pis
tol and did SONS promis,uous shooting In
the ncin s:raet OF Bridgeport, wourding
DIN GER BuraS.!'s little boy. Both were finally
arrested and locked up, bpt dpsing tie night
broke out Of tue re.tle.trap Lookup and hays
since Kept rsrefully away from Bridgeport.
Combs is said 10 bave gona west, and II wns
reported that be- WAS dying OF gaugrere, the
effect Of the beating ho received. He returned
to the city from some place several weeks
since and has been keeping very quiet. The
Bridgeport authorities nov know where to
find their man. q 80 y.5F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-15
SS
PERSONAL MENTION.
News md Gossip IN Ee!ntion 10 Various

News and Gossip IN I!eIntion 10 Various
.... People.
Mis-, Carrie Anderson has COMA to pit!s.
burgh to visit friends.
City Clerk Bowers was supremely happy
yesterday. A new boy arrived at his home
Sunday evening that tipped the scales at IA
pounds.
Dr.. D. Mayer, OF Charleston, manager OF
the Equitable Life Assurance Society for this
State, is In the city for few days and Is
quartered at the %:amm House.
Sheriff John F. Hubbard, OF KanaTha
connty, WIS in the city yesterday accom-
nanied by J. D. Thomas, J. @. PRICE, J. q.
Robinson and J. 7. budding. These gentle
men acted SIS guards for four prisoners from
ksnawha county thst we're placed IN tho
penitentiary yesterday.
Mesars. Frank and Adam Duyai, gDrs OF
General DuvRi, and Charlea Windsor, alpo OF
Brooke county, left yesterday for Glendive,
NJ. T., where they will look into the catlIo
business. These three gentlemen are among
Brooke couuty's most progressive young
men, and will succeed in whatever bu!iness
they embark.
The Opera House orchestra will bs assisted
in Its grand concert next weak by Mrs. Nellie
Sweeney Palmer and Prof. e 8hockey, yio-
linist Of this city, Prof: l. H,t;erbs1t solo
violinist OF Pittsburgh, and Messrs. n. VIM.
Ruhl, Leipzig, Bottkay and L. Diatz. The cell
loiet. French horn players and bss:onist,
four Pittsburgh players, who have beea bere
several timer before and made themselves
popular. Tney are all accomplished per-
formers. The concert will bs an EXCELLENT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-15

The Council Railroad Committee was called
to meet at tho City Building at Q clock yes
terdsy afternoon tor the purpose OF going
over the route asked for by the Baltimore !
Ohio Railroad in company with Surveyor
Hoge, the committees engineer, but enough
msmbers did not appear and the trip was
postponed Surveyor Hogs was on hand
with msps showing the course that would bs
taken BY the road, provided its petition Is
grained allowing 1t TO run double track along
the south bank Of the creek.
Some Of the members in looking over these
maps oejacted to ths route owing to the
proximity It would have to the Main and
Market street bridges. At Market street
there would only be l24 feet between the
south end OF the bridge and the railroad
tracks. Provided the route was granted and
mada the B. Il, OILS great through road from
New York to Chicago, forty or fifty trains
each way per day would seriously iiscom.
mode the travel along these two arteries con-
meeting North and South Wheeling -;
this was another objection urged. I.
was suggested that less trouble would be
given oil parties IL Seventeenth street were
given up to the Two tracks aud an elevated
road built for them to run on, In oross
ing Market street. The eleYats5 road would
run down Seventeenth street from shout
Eoh to the creek where Qlouston's feed store
Is, and from there croag the creek on curve.
It is probable that's such suggestion may
be made by the committee when It reports.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-15
kELEAlns.
The Happenings of n Day Persona
Notes AMI News Items. U.

The Happenings OF ~ Day Personal
Notes AMI News Items.
Frank Hall left yesterday to join the ,esi
Of the family in 81. Paul., MINI.
Ssve,a! Saturday night and Sunday rowe
tooE place, the City Treasury thereby being
made gamer. :
An aged man nEMed Greer FILL down stsiIe
a. his home on Gravel Hill, Sunday mornir G,
and broke his nc.k.
Wither,ld & Wilson's dry goods store was
closed yesterday on account OF the death oil
Mr.. Wilson'S mother.
A child OF james McGsorge died Sunday
afternoon OF diphtheris. and was buried a,
once By advice OF the doctor.
TIE run on Noble street is being led syouud
each section Of the work OF laying seTer.pipe,
BY pines temp olarily put down,
Some men to be reyenssd OF \. Althoff For
refusal to sell thom beer, entered his wagon
shed and slit the cover ofhis wagon.
Q. @, Bu,lar, formerly OF the 3. Il O. Office
here. nov train dispatcher at Alles heuy, on
the Fort Wayne read, spent Sunday here.
Almsst an even hundred have Joined tie
Christian Church on Belmont stree, SINGS the
commencement Of the present sariea of meet.
inGs. Tie meetings are still continuing.
Bob Brown, the express driver, and lie
Henry brothers. who have lately started G
wagon, had fight. resulting from con,pst;l!
tor, and vera TuGl, after hea iuy in the
Mayors oour. yesterday morning. Each OF
the three were liue3 50 aud costs.
Tho improvement in the weather ia spur.
ring up the base bsil clubs TIE Globe Club
is moving things to get Ill inclosed ground
that will admit Of gam:s being played here
BY good clubs from other places. The ga,e
money can be used TO pay expenses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-15
ANOLD WHEELING MARAoER.,


Talk with MIR. Dnviu finuehet., f0ry
iner Iea.co Of the Atheucum, .ss.
Among the prominent members OF Miss
Bertha Wclby's company is Mr.. David Han
chett, an old time actor we'll known to a
large number Of Wheeliug's older residents.
He Was 5 member Of the firm Of Hanchett &
Duhi.ld, th.t ran .ha old Atheneum in ls5s,57.
Mr.. Hanchstt although u years old, does
not LOOK q day older than ~. hc ia
six feet tall, straight as M arrow
and as robust and strong as a man
OF half his yesra, sincs 1857 Mr.. Hanchett
hiss not basn in Wheeling uut ono, tia. was
in 1872 when hs played for thres weeks at
being bni,t. Mr.. HGnchett, in short talk
with an INrELuaESozR rep9rieY last eyeuiuc
recalled many p.sa.an: sventa that took
place when he WAS a. the Atheneum. Tnat
historical plhcs OF amusement Thea aupported
. stock company and playa we're givpn every
nigh the performances were all OF the legi.-
innate character and navy ncipd persons ap-
peured there under Mr.. Hsuchettfg mansce.
ment. Msjor 4. L,riEg Tss one OF bis chums
and N. Really, ESQ, au0tf 0 warm supporter
OF Mr.. Hanchstts, They both were ever
ready 10 help dispose of < tickets
when Il benefit performance was. on The
bill, and the oyster suppsrs that used 10 fol.
low those benefit performances were lilly
affairs. Mr.. Hsnchett recalled many o,hsr
we'll kncvp Wheeling p,opls. L Twin Booth
starred at tie A,Esasum when lie frat atarled
out by himselt. Mr.. HaEchett has
played inA tho support OF the elder
Booth audN Forrest. Hs speaks Of
them aud McCreads rs statesmen do OF Ciay.
Calhoun and Wehstor This elder Booth be
believes to have bssn the greatest Of the
three and 10 speaks In the most enthusiastic
III inner OF the power he had to electri!y an
audience. "0ne has neveraasn Richard plsyed
uoless ho has seen the eldeeBoo!h play it,.
was one Of his remarks last night. HIS likes
Edwin, but deplorss the fact that be Is moi
more like bis lsther. The plays Of to-day
with their elaborate scenic pffsc.aand starr.
ling clinlaas,'hs has no regard for aud styles
them "Bowery plays" s n -.
Mr.. Hauche.t has not been on tho stage ali
these years. He has been teaching some,
Miss Welby being one Of his pupils. He 10 q
pleasing talser. and his rudy countenance
b.a:uing with good nature az he conyeIsea.
He would be pleased to meet any OF bis old
friends to-day. s.,.ygs /isi,g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-15
RIVER NEWS.
Notes Ahnpt the &teamboRts,E Hank Uriefs
~ D, = ANN TNleg rnnhIc fsennrls. =. /. n.

Hptes u nhRt the SteAmboNts,E Bank Urtofs
hnd 'rclegrRrhici REPORTS.
Ths,at Lawrence will leave Cincinnati
this evening Tor thIspoint.
/. Tho Emma Graham up and the Katie
St6okdale down are due al this point this
morning. =I.
Work o. tho little packet Towauda, being
built by Swaeney.& Bon Tor Browns Bros., OF
MHysvlle, Ky, Is baing pushed rapidly.
The river still continues to fall slowly but
STEADILY. Tho marks last evening indicated
GdcpLh o! s tee! inches In the clanrel.
Tho W, n. Chancellor got sway about s
O'Clock yesterday morning with large mum.
br Of the delegates to tho Charleston Con.
yention. ID
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati about
2o'clock yesterday afternoon with o gp1d
trip, taxing INTO confederation tho small bus.
!nesj that ID now being drne on tho river.
Sho will leave this afternoon on her return
tip. Capt. Charlie Muhleman Is In com.
mand and Me.'rs. Noll and Knox do the
hOnors IN the cill3e. Tho Andes ~ a steady
running stern wheel packet with ample NJ.
comniodaltons Tor both passengers aud
freight. Always on time Is her aim and de-.
sire.
irrsnuEGil, April Electromagnetic river
leet = Inches aud falling. ID
GRxgSsnoRo, Pa, April li.-River l2 feet 8
ineses and falling; weather clear.
BRowNSyiLLE, Pa, April l4.-isivtr 8 feet
andlhlllnP; wsA!he. cloudy; thermometer Olo.
Oh CRY, Pa, April ii River Q feet s
inches and falling; weather clear and p!eas.
ant :
RlcE's, LANDING, Pa, April lI.-River 8
ieet and stationary; Weather cloud!; Their.
mometer ZOE. ,l
MoRaAsrowN, W. VA, April ll.-Eivcr /
iGot 10 inches and failing; weather cloudy;
Thermometer Csc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-15
TAE GRAND JURY,s WORK.
Yssterdny'a Transaetions In Roth Parts
s,te.S OF the Circuit Court. {+,

The regular spring term oil tho Circuit
Court Of this county commenced yesterday
morning. !. A joint session OF. the two paris,
Judge J. J.. Jacob presiding was first
held, and the order OF bushes,
for the term arranged, after which
the session was adjourned. ! II was or.
dered that The Grand Jury be impanne!led
and all criminal cases heard In Part 9. Judge
George Z. Boyd: that the civil cases be as.
signed to Parts 1 and 9 respectively as In
dicated by the. do: kets already prepared; that
thirty jurors be drawn and summbned for
Monday, April q, for Part /, ard d like mum.
Der for Part 2 for the same day. 7~7.
The Grand Jary was duly sworn In Judge
Boyds part aud scat 10 its room. Shortly
after O'Clock In the afternoon 1t returned,
and through its foreman, WIS Goshorn, Etc..
George II Boettner, murder, Boettner Ia
the person who shot and killed Charles Dick
q few weeks since, tho particulars Of which
are still fresh In the memory Of the public.
Edward Bentz, voluntary manslaughter.
Bsn'z during thu month oil November last.
during quarrel with Patrick O. Leary, q fel.
low emplGye al the Top Mill, hit hlu on the
head with hammer, from the effects OF
which o. Weary died. al' H7,4, -
Leon Van Walt, forgery, four counts. Van
Walt, 1t will be remembered, Ia alleged TO
have forged the names OF we'll known Yer.
sons 10 orders for trees on Aurssry firm for
which be was working. G'!I 4
/; Lou Ripple, keeping house Of ill.iame.
Richard Forsyth, grand larceny. Forsyth
few weeks ago snatched $45 out Of per.
sons hand. -.lH W, a.J!0 4,
Annie johnson, alias Annie Smith, grand
larceny. 8he is the colortd girl that was ar.
rested Friday last for stealing gold watch
from Mrs. Weir. n = - =
Joha Apdarson, grand larceny. He got
away with $l05 belonging 10 Bowen Davis.
Minnie Bell, grand larceny. sa'
Alex Wilson, fel1niously quitting. Al 81. !.
Harry Bowen, petit larceny. " sTi;I OF az
George Brooks, petit larceny. ~
Tho following were returned as not true
bills:
public road. a - : -"
Sadie Shepherd. grand larceny.
Ambrose Wilson, grand larceny.
Edward Martin indicted for petit larceny
was brought into court and plead guilty
Having been In all for over five weeks he
was only sentenced 10 one days imprisou.
msnt He stols from Sweariugan's stable on
the fair grounds last fall several ivory rings,
then left the State and did not return until
about six weeks ago ..l ...s..- I.g..|1
The docket was called at o'clock In Judge
Jacobs part and Judge Boyd announced
that 1t would be called In !: bis part at 0
o'clock this morning. r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-15
IxSW91E.

Matters OF u PcrxOnhl Nntnrc and Gen,
crnl SeWH Notes.
Work on the addition 10 the BenYood Iron
Works Is progressing rapidly.
Mr.. Otto Ford, OF Independence Kan as, Is
visiting bis brother, DR.. H. T. Ford.
Miss Kate Griffith, OF Martins Ferry. was
Waiting her sis.er, Mrs. Philip carp, last
week, ~
Miss Edna Hogan, an Intelligent young
lady OF Moundsville, is visiting Miss L1el!a
Fulton.
Rev. 8. King WAS 10 ind:sposed as to be mr.
able to preach last Sabbath. Rev. DarterbAuch
preached in tho ey9ning. ~. -
A very pleasant party was given by Mrs. ],
A. Roberts lat Friday night Music was
dscourssd by Mr.. Marsh and Mr.. MllIies1,
OF Wheeling, and Misses Emma and Anna
and Willie Policy. g7fssgl =
The friends Of Robert Newton surprissd
him by invading his sanc!um last Friday
night on the occasion Of his birthday. He
was completely surprised. The evening was
spent very pleasantly. b; nv -,
Tho newly elected town officers at their
first meeting made the following appoint.
mentt: John Haaly. MArshal; Booth Goolin.
Daputy Marshal; d.. Il. T.',Ford, Health
Officer; John Hi!lery, Street. Commission
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-15

Funeral Services,

The Second Presbyterian church wa. filled
to Its utmost capacity yesterday morning by
the members Of the Third Presbyterian
church and number OF the many friends
that Rey. J. G.. Lyle possessed They were
gathered to pay the last token OF esteem and
respect to his memory. Nearly all the city
clergynen and Il number ir,m ont OF the
city were present. The funeral services were
very impressive. aud sons were heard from
all over the sdiiice. The death OF Mr.. Lyle
wss sad tl,w to his congregation. BY sn
indomitsble courage and energy he
has built up What was decaying church, 90
that to-day II has reached an cnviable prom.
inence. He was Of u cordial, social disposi-
tion, always had a woid Of encouragement
for tho weary, and bis desth will be t,t In
more ways than one. The remains were
taken to hia old home in Belmont county for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-15

There was to have bsen wedding at Jus.
tice Ankles office last night, bat the bride
-fail ed to put In an appearance, and In order
TO have the groom on hand when abe DOES az
rive, the Squire had HIM locked upfn jill.
It appears tuat Kate Dugan, who 10 the mist
ing bride, Flowed not wisely but too we'll"
and last August WAS Obliged to,swesr out a
warrant before Justice Ankle charging
George McAdams>with bAstardy. George
was not arrested until yesterday; 1t has 20
happened that he and the constables never
happened TO be In the same part Of the city
at the game time, before. Kate had some
time before signihed that she was willing TO
compromise provided George would marry
her. This be said he would do, although he
remarked that 1t would be little hard on
his father, whom he supports, 10 add another
TO the family. An officer was sent for Kate,
but she could not be found last night, 80
George had to go to jail. The wedding may
take place to-day. IN Sd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-15
Frnuxileim's Watch Club.

In yesterday mornings issue Of this
paper 10 describing the plan on which MI.
A: A. Franz helm, the Jaweler, forms his
Watch Clubs" a typographical error crept
In and the statement was made that '.slxty
parsons so into the club and agree to pay II,
81 per week for sixty weeks, each to get a $50
watch" II should have bsen a SEQ watch,
These watches are all good ones. exactly like
those that Mr.. Frar zas!m sslls from bis cases
Tor 800. The club scheme Is attracting con.
adorable attention and a number. have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-15
Tho willing Heart, ,,nt,,,:

The Willing Heart Guild. composed Of
nearly all the Sunday. school schoIars con!
nectsd with St, Matthews church, gave a &c
lighttul Etster entertainment, 'las. night in
the Sunday school rooms OF the church, for
tho purpose OF raising funds 10 pnrchsse
altar hang.nas /. The loom was we'll filled
BY an app'eolattye audience. The pro-
grsmme was made up Of r,citations, m usc
both vocal and instrumental, and clssy az.
erclses. The entertainment was under tho
direction OF Mrs. NJ. G:ittiths, who has lane
much in the past to maks the Guild the sue.
cess that 1t ia. The children have learned
to take a great interest In It, and this fac! is
largely owing to the efforts OF Mrs. Gritiishs
to make 1t pleasant and ATTRACTIVE for them,