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their expenses, but they told him to stay
at home.
Senator Mcclure, Of California, pre-.
dictod that the whole republican party
would soon fall into line with a strong
determination to not turn this govern.
ment wei to tho democratic party.
After another selection by the band,
A. A. Strout, of Portland, predicted 90, /.
coo majority in Maine and that all New
England would go for Blaine. Loud
calls we're made for General Seldou Con-
nor and he responded %eloquently. The
meeting closed with three cheers for tho
ticket and three cheers Tor Congressman
Reed. The delegation accepted General
Andorson's invitation to 90 to the White
mountains tomorrow.
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The Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, June IL. For the
Mississippi Valley Fair weather, except
III eX.reme northern portions, local rains,
easterly to southerly winds, slight rise of
temperature in the southern portion and
slight fall of temperature in the northern
portion. For the Missouri Valley Local
rains, partly cloudy weather, southerly
winds, becoming variable, slightly cooler
weather, except in tho extreme southern
portion, where the temperature will re-
main nearly stationary.
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vt. P.urs Union Depot Fire.

ST.. PAUL, June 11.-Travelers to-day
are compelled to find accommodations for
themselves as best they "a under the
sheds back of the former depot. Tenn
porary accommodations will be fixed up
until a new depot can be built, arrange
ments for which, on a much larger scale,
are being made. 1t is understood the
loss, which is between 5000, 600 and
$3.50, OOO, is we'll covered by insurance.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-12

LOUISVILLE, June 12.-The Interna-
tional Sunday-achool convention of the
United States and provinces began session
this morning with over 1000 delegates
present. Hon. p. S. Blake of Toronto,
Canada, was made temporary chairman.
The address of welcome was made by DIR.
j. A. Broadus, of Louisville; responses
by II. S. Blake, DR.. Wharton of Georgia,
Hon. II. M. Becker of California. The
convention adjourned at noon till 2 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-12
A Cincinnati Murder Trial.

CINCINNATI, June 11.--Judge Avery,
without passing finally upon the motion
for q change of in the case of
Joseph Palmer, said it would be difficult
to find q place where an impartial trial
could take llace if not in Hamilton
county, since the case has become famous
all over the world. He ordered a special
venire of 200 names returnsble next
Mondav
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Women Doctors of philosopby.

CINCINNATI, June 11.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Boynton Herbert, Of the Chicago Inter
Ocean, and Sarah Amelia scull, of
Washington, author of a textbook on
Greek mythology, has been given the
degree Of doctor of philosophy by the
Wesleyan Female College, of which they
are p%raduateH.
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A Rrute BulIcted,

WINsLow, Texas. June 10.-A negro
named Joe Britt attempted to outrage .
IL year old white girl on Sunday. He
was captured yesterday. At A o'clock
this morning a mob broke open the door
of the calaboose and shot BRITT between
the eyes with a rifle, killing him instant
T.. No arrests.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-12
Iowa EcIaCIic6.

Dies MONIES, juno 1.-The State
Eclectic Medical association ced
their seventeenth annual session here to-
day. About fifty physicions are in at.
tendance. The day was spent in routine
work and the hearing of reports of com.
mittees recommending a member of the
state board Of health.
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An Iowa woman Drowned.

CEDAR RAPIDS. June 11-Sarah, wife
of b. l.. Nichols, was accidentally drown
was one of a fishing party two miles IN
the river, A special train took a party
to look for the body. Her parents reside
at Mt. Pulaski, Ill.
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Touoh Turkey.

CONFERENCE.-The, June 12.-The Porte
declines to appoint q delegate to the con-
ference unless the whole Egyptian ques-
ton Is submitted or prevlousl settledy be-
tween England and Turkey.
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A DcfauIter Sent Up.

Hartford, June ll,-Wm. G. Nor
gan defaulter of the N, Y. banking firm
of Putnam d. Earle, was sentenced to 3
years in the State prison to day.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-12
JUDGE swAINE's REMAINS.

The remains of ex Justice Noah III.
Swaine, of the United States supreme
court, arrived from New York on a
special car this morning, and were inter
red in Oakhill cemetry. The pail bearers
were Justices Miller, Field and Bradley;
Splicitor General Phlllyss, Assistant Cen
erals VIM. A. Maury, j. X. McCammon,
Judge ID. X. Carter and Samuel Shella-
harper.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-12

Army or the potomac IN Brooklyn.
New YORK, June 1.-The receptions
to the Army of the Potomac are pro-
crossing in Brooklyn to-day, The city
Is tagged and decorated with arches,
atp
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MAINE.
THE C~ALIFoREIAss.

AUGUSTA, Me, June 1.-The Califor-
mia delegation left this morning for Port,
land.
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NOMINATION

Registers of land office-Henry w.
Rothert, of Iowa, at Cheyenne, Wyom-
ing.
o. P. Chisholm, Illinois, at Bozemap,
Montana,
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whose name figured prominently in the
Swain case in connection with the dupli-
cate accounts, is to be court martialled.
HENNEPIN.
When the clause in the river and har-
Dor bill providing for the construction of
the Hennepin canal was reached in the
house, various points of order were
raised against it, for the purpose of elm
mating it from the bill, but the speaker
overruled them all.
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WASHINGTON N lTEs.

THE GERMAN MINISTER RECALLED.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE German
minister presented a letter of recall to-
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-12

81 have cured Blood faint by the use OF Swift's
Specific after l had most ~sigually failed with the Mer.
curry and Potash Treatment.
F. A. ToOMER, N. d. Perry, Ga,
''Swi't's Specific has cured mt OF S. rofula OF IL
years standing. Had sores as large as my hand, and
every one thought l was doomed. Swlftis Specific
cured me after ply sicians and all other medicine had
failed r. L.. HIGH, Lonoke, Ark.
$4,000 s s1its. s spscl RSSFfSn a. don at9 for me me. what It
cured me OF Rheumatism caused by malaria"
ARCHIE THOMAS, Spri' gfeld, Tenn.
Our Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
to applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 20.
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
N v. Office. l5a W. 29d st., bet 9th and eth avenues,
Philadeldhia office, 1908 Chestnut st.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24

There are several negro ex-penitentiary
convicts in our city now, who, when dis
charged from the penitentisry, instead Of
returning to the place from whics they
had been sent came up to our city, and are
here now to still further swell the volume
of thieves in our city. A REGISTER reporter
asked 8 gentleman of color il what was
stated above was true and he said, "Yss, |
our city,now." In addition to the above,
an officer who was formerly employed at
the penitentisry said that he knew of
several such in the city whom he had Of
ten seen in the psnitentiary while he was
on duty there. Are these fellows all voters,
too? asked one.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
Cedar Leaf Joys.

Arion Hall, on Friday night last, con-
tanned large crowd Of happy jewellers who
spent the time in dancing to- the delight
full music OF Prof Joe Kramer's orchestra
The event was grand hop given by the
Cedar Leaf Social, a popular dancing Or
gsnizstion. composed of a number of
young gentleman who are adopts in the
art of making their hops pass of pleasant
Is and TO the de light and enjoyment of all.
The merry dance MAS INDUCED in until
very late hour the next morning, when
the gay party Gisbsnded and returned
hnmeward. The efficient committees were
composed OF the following gentlemea:
Committee Of Arrangements-Georg Bru-
Ier, Jos. Weisgerbei, Will Steger. Com
nittee on Invitstion-Ed. Koehler, Geo.
Mayer, Jo,. Weisgerber, Will Craft, George
Bruner, Will Steer Floor ManageIs-
George Mayer, JOS Weisgerber. Bale!
Master-Ed. Koehler, assisted by VIM.
Craft
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
Qursiions-W who Will, and Who Can.
Answer Them:
For he Register.

IOT me Kcglstrr.
How many school teachers and scholar,
in Wheeling can answer the following
questions:
How many States now compose the
hat are their names?
What is the name Of the capital OF each
ST 'e?
Where is the capital OF each Stated loc,,
ted?
In what county?
What is the given latitude and longitude
Of eSch capital?
How many Territories belong to the
Uritd States Government? What are
their names?
vi at is the name Of each capital, and
where. in the respective Territories, are
the different capitals located, as to county,
latitude and longitude?
How many States have Democratic Coy
ernors2
What States have Democratic Govern.
ors?
How many have Republican Governors?
What States have Republican Govern
ors?
What is the area OF the United States
and Territories.
What was the population OF the United
States and Territories in 1880?
What was the population OF each S.ste
and Territory in 1880?
1t is surprising to see how few persons
can answer the above questions without
consulting the authorities Have We q
te 'Cfer or scholar in our public sch Ools
wnO Csn answer them? IL so. they now
have the opportunity to do so. | will
sirdly appreciate the answers. Let them
n sde by teacher, scholar, or any other
Derson. Answer in DAILY REGISTER.
vi b TO know
WHEELING, February q
WARRANTED bsnd saws Tor 10 cents at
BoyG's, Market Square.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24

Nick Fiizsinmons, d, & o. carpenter,
end whose whereabouts has been unknown
for several days. is serving out q ten days
jail sentence 10 the county bastile for dis.
orderly conduct in Martins restaurant
some nights since. He will be discharged
next Wednesday evening
Howard Peyron got on his ear, or rather
whitky did. yesterday, and he vas commit.
ted 10 Jail so that he would have time to
reason Of Temperance and q judgment 70
come on ell such offenders.
Jailer Davis Gays be has q convict In ,il
whose name 10 the same as his calling. Sot
many en- can sign their name to Q paper
and at the same time their occupation too,
without some difference In the orthogrsphy
and pronunciation. but this man IAN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
LNDIvIoUALIsxn
Restinsst Paragraphs Pertai,,,
Prominent PePso.. =

Restinsst Paragraphs Pertai,,,
Prominent Persopa
peri German scholar. me-.
Albert FranIheim went 10 p;,.,
yesterday afternoon. '0ufs
Hon. J. J. Woods 10 in Wsshino,o,
seeing the sights OF the gay capital o's
Mr.. B. Il. Eoff and wife returned -.
day to their home at Cressy's Grow e's
Secretary stalnaker is in Missop,;
he will remain for coupe Of week. 'asa
Quite number OF Mt de Ch.p,,I,.
lassies took in the matinee YESTERDAY h
Mr.. Lou Snabacker 10 Off to New
and other Eastern cities on shor, bp,;,ct
tour. aes
Commodore Chas. W. sesbri,b, !,
this morning on an eastern toar,o ava
goods y!
Mrs. Briggs, OF philadelphia i.,,.
Of her son n-law, Manager Pea!sop q sl ~
Pottery. VI sa'
Auditor Miller yesterday wen, tar
ton, where he met his wife ami n;iirh.
returned with them, last night A.!
Miss R. A. McMsnn, who has b..r -.
ing frlenoS In the Eighth ward a., w"
time. left for her home in P!,tsbn,,hs SOM
terday. !eS
Will Dean, OF the South S,as
CORVALLIS, W. Va, his :hom. vs n, 70
called hither by the serious i.losss"r
mother. " d,
d. s. Thompson, OF MouadsyH,s :.
istsred at the Mcclure. re-
President W. X. Pendleton. q,
College, was in the city yesiert h.th,q,
in hamlet" '"y " i,t.
d. p. Dukehart OF Ball r,,,
the city. 4O''' NJ is i;
M: A, "; !! :sn.lr. Of R.,,.;., ,
registered at tie McLurs las. STEVEN: sSsno, S''
~ Mr. No. J.; D. Good OF the firm Of Gps, ,
! -. yesterday on a business to,.
1 through Eastern cities.
| C. R. Oldham, Of Moundsville, is in Il,
city. ~
J. Peterson, OF Cambridge, ohio, i,
guest at the Stamm House.
Mrs. John j. Down returned yes,s,i,,
from from pleasant trip to Nelsoayj,'.
| Ohio.
| Chas. HEIDI, OF Centre Wheeling I.
accompany Com modore Chas. SeaorlsAt a.
his eastern pleasure tour.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
HAMLET THE SECOND TIME.
Creditable Performance, which
Perhaps Not the Last.

ftrh6ps MOI tuo Law.
Another large house greeted the local
amateur company in Hamlet, at the matt
nee, yesterday. 1t was not as good house
az the night before, from q point of apprs-
citation, though very demonstrative
throughout. The performance had still
additional points of excellence and showed
the good results Of the experience OF the
night before. For Mr.. Lsrkin, the SUNDAY
REGISTER has only the warmest praise.
Though the difficult ordeal he has carrie
himself with credit and honor and
has added new and better laurels
% his histrionic reputation. The Or
iinary spectator does not fully ap-
preciste the DIFFICULTIES of his undertaking,
-ut those who know are aware of all he
as accomplished. The support deserves
proportionate credit, Mr.. Scharkof lead
ng in points Of excellence all round. Mr..
Divine, Mr.. Mathison, Mr.. Charles Lsrkin
md Mr.. Dardine we'll sustained their
respective parts, and the three ladies,
Misses Russell, House and Prince were
each admirable interpreters Of their differ
mt characters.
This is not the end Of the company.
Diverted from the original object, by the
Hood, they will probably soon rally again
and give us another of Shakespeare
SUcct IS to it, if they do.
GREATER bargains than ever in damaged
dry vOndS I " Ferrell
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
SOCIETY NOIES,

Tomorrow evening the older and
younger German clubs will unite In
grand germsn, which will undoubtedly be
one Of the most enjoyable affairs Of the
season. Franzheim's Hall will BE- the
scene Of the affair aud the Opera H,use
Orchestra will make the music.
On Tuesday evening. coming, the ladies
of the Olivetts, will entertain the gentle
men members at the residence OF Mr..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24

We open tomorrow the goods advertised
last week, from Pittsburgh, and We predict
in advance the most successful sale Of the
same. In addition to the goods advertised
We offer Brocade Silks, Surahs and Silk
Velvet. Ribbons and Embroideries aI al.
most given away" prices. In consequence
Of important Improvements to be msde in
our store room, having leased the adjoin.
ing room, it will be necessary for rs to
close our wet goods sale on Saturday even
ing, March /. We regret, in consequence
of the rush, that We were unable to serve
all. but with our eighteen clerks We hope
to be'able TO wait on every one hereafter.
Respectfully, b. ExsHEIxEs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
Important Meeting - It's Financial
Cnndilinn=RrIdxe Ne TN

Important Meeting - It's Financial
ConditiOn-Bridgep News.
Yesterday m Getting of the stockholders
OF the LaBelle Glass Works was held At the
office OF the works in reference to resum-
ing. Some wanted to suspend operations
until after the usual July stoppsge, and
others wanted the factory to start up an
keep on running regardless OF cost till tina
time, and each member OF the board, if
necessary, should endorse and be personal.
ly responsible for the SUM OF SIS 900.
After some discussion it was decided to
clean up and get the factory in readiness
for starting. Another meeting will be
held tomorrow night, at which this will
be decided upon. Mr.. S. c. w. Dunlevy
was authorized to take the place OF Mr..
Joseph Harris as travelling salesman. The
factory has considerable stock on hand,
which will be run off as quickly as posi-.
BILE, and it is thought operations will be
resumed about April l. Financially the
La Belle is in good condition, other re-
ports to the contrary, notwithstanding.
About $4,000 is invested iR.the enter.
prise and, as there is no money in the
glass business some OF the board are OPP
posed to starting.
Yesterday Lynn Lyle was up before
Mayor Juukins and fined for druuke ness.
Mrs. Carpenter, the old lady wac was
struck by the train last week a. West
Wheeling. is reported to be improving very
slowly. The men who we're struck by e
train while in hand car are getting along
nicely.
The work OF putting new N achinery in
the Diamond -four mills OF E P. Rhodes &
Co. is being vigorously pushed ahead aud
operations will be resumed about the first
Of April. Two carloads of machinery ar
rived yesterday. These Improvements are
made at great cost, but will increase the
capacity very much aud make better -four
Mr.. K J. Alexander and wife left last
night for New Philadelphia TO spend Sun.
dsv with c c. Crafty, Esq.
Mr.. GEORGE Mckee says he ia going to
have the finest office in town. Georges
d.a-. or rather deer, was carried away in
the food.
Rev. Lsport, OF Harrison county, was in
town yesterday.
Archie McCle.rner and q force OF msn
are ct Boggs' Island looking after q portion
of his properly carried away by the high
water. His loss Was about 5000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
LENT COMES ON
And Social Rsveiers Get In Tnsir
Best Work
Before the Sombre Season Arrives The
Gard Basket Catches all the So
ciety Talk and Ooings Of
the Past Week.

The gay season OF 1888 "a is about over.
Only two more days remain in which So
ciety reyels may have full sway, before, on
Wednesday, the dark curtain of Lent de-
sends and the world goes into mourning
for forty days. Tuesday will be Mardi-
Gras and Wednesday opens up Lent with
Ash Wednesday. One or two especially
swell affairs will come Off before Wednes-
day, and after that time society doings will
be confined to a few undemonstrative
affairs, as the boys say con the'quiet." Ths
doinss of the past week are found below
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
"A Hundred Dollar donation.

Tho following letter efficiently explains
ITSELF
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND CLOSE INsUs.l
AScE Co.. DAVENPORT & Co., GEN'L
AsEsrs, VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA AND
Meth CAROLINA,
R-cdNoSD, VA, FebIusryI21, 1884. J
Nc ]. n. Doddridge & Co., Wheeling,
W. Va:
GES1LENES-Enclosed please find check
for 800, donated by the company for the
relief of the sufferers by the great flood.
Very truly,
DAyESroRr & Co.,
Gen'l Ages.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
Pleasant Surprise.

On Monday evening last very pleasant
surprise party was rendered James Bach
man at his home, 2232 Eoff street., Centre
Wheeling. The affair was under the sup
eTyision 81 the Misses MoIlle Gillespie ancc
Clara Holmer, who conducted things in a
charming manner. The evening was spent
most happily-passed in in various amuse.
ments as singing dancing and games,
The young folks were enjoying themselves
Immensely when, about $50, they were
conducted to the dining room, where an
Elegant and pala,able supper was
served, TO which they did full JUS
tice. When the appetizng repast
mad been discussed to enjoyable
length the happy party again resumed the
amusements of the evening and continued
until late hour-about IN The reYel.
ers retired with lingering good nights to
the genial host who bad afforded them
such a pleasant evening. The following
young ladies and gentlemen were present:
Misses Salhe Morrison, Emma Brown,
Annie Bschman, Clara Kraft, Lizzie Bach.
man, Title Kraft, Nellie Stoetzer, Gustie
Miller, Mollie Glliespse, Clara Holmer and
Messrs. James Gillespie, Plat Noble, John
Broster, Willie Morrison, Robert Br ser,
Albert Straub, Frank Bachman Clarence
Dorsey, Henry Stoetzer, Charles Dorsey,
James Bechman.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24

James McAdanls, of the East End. Miss
Jennie McAdams will be the fair young
hostess, and the affair promises to be one
of the SWEETEST ever given by the club. Prof..
Killmeyer will make the music.
The Whist Club will be entertained By
Miss Virginia Pendleton at her hospitable
home on upper Twelfth street, next We'd
nesday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
Enjoyable Hop.

Franzheim's Hall on Thursday night
presented scene Of social happiness and
pleasure that has not been excelled in so
ciety circles for some time. The affair was
a hop given by number Of the young
gentlemen of the Lotos Club, one of the
most popular social organizations in the
city. Quite number of fair young ladies
and gallant beauI were present to pay
homage to the delightful goddess, Terp'
sichore, and heartily did they do so. Prof.
Joe kramer's orchestra made its usua!
soul enhancing music, to which the happy
Young folks danced until the clock In tue
Capitol dome had tolled out the hour OF
three, and in the crisp morning air the
jewellers wendell their homeward ways,
constantly thinking Of the delightful even
ing they had spent in dalliance sweet with
the charms of the may dance. Refresh
mepts at the Cafe Brunswick were attend
ed to during the evening, and pleasantly,
100. The young gentlemen composing
this club are all genial and entertaining
and know just how to make siisirS OF this
sind the most happy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24

THERE Ii constant effort on the part OF
that grim monster 'Diseass" TO 6ecoms
master Of mortal man. Only careful ob.
,.rvance Of natural lsWs can render his
forts uDaysiliDg Yet too often injudi.
ious erces e.. sudden changes, too great
exposure. improper food, or other abuses
Il nature open the gateway aud di,eass
gains victory. Sometimes its mastery 10
20 complete tbst Nature Of herseIf can
never effect Enlargement. In such in
stsnt 60 reinforce nature with q judicious
uts Of Brogn's Iron Bitters. and ve guar
sp<e in q short time all diseases will b
vanished.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24

The fever OF improvement seems to be
more on Twelfth street than on any other
street in the city. We made mention the
other day Of one, namely Mr.. Fl. d. Mans
bsch's merchant tailoring establishment.
2s Twelfth street After one OF our staff
paid the above place q visit, We conscien.
tiously can say he did not recognize the
establishment from the interior. The
stock Of foreign and domestic woolleos
for the spring trade. Our reporter inter
viewed Mr.. Mansbach In regard to his fu.
ture business, and be was informed that
he will pay strict attention. exclusively,
to mer hspt tailoring, and furnish the citi-
zeDs ct q reasonable price with the best
and most artistic garments that can be
produced.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
TO INVENTORS.

Psrsons inclined to make large or small ~
vestmsn In dssirsbIe rssl sstats 10 h"i
IDLY GRO v ING city, or In nrsi NORGE
securities paying good rates of intsfrN -
invited TO correspond with the unds''Eh
~. Paul. the capital Of Minncsota, sta. -.
At the head OF navigation u tbs Siee
s.sippi River, and - tbs gateway "
commercial metropolis OF the New H''-
west, being an impo tant RAILROAD center ~.
one Of the termins OF the crest sor'e
Pacific ksilroad. now completed. The u"
s6vpLtsees sesm tn inAurs for hsp
future. It's population. BY ths CON p"o
stsiemspt In March. Iss3. was 01H; IN 'S
Iss0 it Was o. 49,. r,.S.
Invest nee = made OF from % up'
o. Itionabls references gIvep.
HARRY CALD SELL-
lsfx r. Seventh ~ ~ tanI. u..l
,nvsc ~ Rovr sriv of WheeInG
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24

On Friday night the Wheeling City Boat
Clubgave delightful dance at Turner
Hall which was attended by a vast mum.
Der of the lady ana gentleman friends of
the club, who INDUCED in the gay pleasure
of the dance until long after Friday had
forever passed away. Billy Mayors ele.
CANT orchestra made the music to which
the gay jewellers danced. The young gen.
tlemsn who bad the affair in charge did
good work in making the affair pass of 10
pleasant manner, and deserve great
cred l. Choice refreshments were served
at the proper hour.