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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11
o,or,o. and 70 ronsaI the internal revenue

manufactures repeal the internal revenue
laws -, a.. +ha
Mr. Deuster introduced resolution reciIhs oiied nv
United States Minister TO Germany mas pco on the
semofcial newspapers at Berlin, ana on. .ons md
Secretary OF State for copies Of any e on This
official correspondence which ne mV "A''
subject. $500, lima I'm tho Dis.
nf Columbia passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11
/ PROPOSED DR4AAIIC FESTIVAL

CINCINNATI, March 10.--A contract was h, m'%
., ,a, for the use OF Music Hall and Horticultural h'"
the Latter beng engaged for the purpose oil p'oF''
scenerv for the Dramatic Festival The -
ssscation viii begin on April 2l. Inc ahnoa ~
un oS MAYA and stars will be made hereafter "I'H Wv
..xsgeInents have boon Vonondeds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11
A PROTECTED COMPETING LINE.
tnYTELEGRAPH TO rHE TaIBUSE.l

TRENTON, March 10.-Citizens of Lambert
vile are endeayorng to the construction OF a
branch of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad from
that place to Hopewe. to connect with the Readings
Bound Brook line The projected line will compete with
the Bevidere division of the Pennsylvania The Lam
bertye Common Council has passed resolutions fayOrng
the project aud public meeting is TO be called TO urge It's
construction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11
FATALLY sCALDED BY A BOILER EXPLOSION.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEl

COBLEsKILL, March 9.-The boiler in the
Nddeburgh Paper Mill burst last night, fatally scalding
Scott Fox workman, and badly damaging the building
and machinery After the steam had gone down, Fox
was found scaded almost beyond recognition. He was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11
A CENTENARIAN HUNTER KILLED.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE.

JAMESTOWN, March 10.-James Jacobs,
drunken Indian. lay down on the railway Steam
burg to-day, and fell asleep train along and
killed him. lie hunter of much note and thought
TO DO "a century old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11

WASHINGTON, March 1O.-The House Com
mtee on Pacific Railroads to-day agreed to report favor
ably bill Incorporating the Spokane Falls ana CGur
dAene Railway Company. 1t authorizes the building OF
ralrosh and telegraph line from Spokane Falls, W. T.,
by way OF Fort Cpur dAlene to an intersection with
the Northern Pacific or Utah Northern Railroad IN west
ern Montana and also the operation OF steamboat Inc
on certain rivers and lakes near there.
wAsHlNGToN. March 10.-Tn the case OF John A. Tai
bert vs.. the Northern Pacific Railroad Company me
Secretary OF the Interior has ruled that valid nome
stead entry existing upon tract OF land at the time or
filing the map OF general route OF railroad excludes the
land from the withdrawal which follows the hing OF that
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11
MURDER TRIAL APPOINTED.

POUGHKEEPsIE, March 10--The trial of John
b. Griffin Seneca Miller and George Mukins, indicted
for the murder OF Samuel Groner to-day set down for
"Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11
CHARGES FOR ARMoRY REPAIRS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

SCHENECTADY, March 10-LOcal carpenters
and who made repairs the State Armory here
which being investigated by legislative
mtee report the whole amount of work done here cost
about $40 but the state paid 800 for it to its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11
LOCOMOTIVE SHOPS RESUME WORK.

SCHENE&ADY, March 10.-The locomotive
shops. employing 1000 hands, and which have been
closed several weeks resumed to-day with about 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11
An ENGINE-cAB WINDOW CRUSHED BY SNOW.

Troy, March 1O.-RailrOad travel was de-
layed to-day by snow-drfs. While train passing
through drift between Troy and Schenectady. the cab
window OF the locomotive shattered, and James
VOast, the engineer, was badly cut on the head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
SUNDAY SERVICES.
where the Faithful VIII worship To-
morrow.

First Presbyteris Church. The pastor,
Rev. -. A. Cunningham, ID D., will preach
al 10 so A. VI. and At T:30 P. NJ.
Services will be held in 81. Luke's
Church, Island, Sunday morning a. 1880
nd In the evening at 100.
Services at Disciples Church as follows:
sunday school, $780, 4. presenting, 1919
= NJ; subject Courage" Evening AZ
$50 subject, Peters Pentecost Sermon
+ J. Hart, pastor.
Zane Sweet n. =. Church-Rsy. Mr.
lancaster will presch to-morreS at 1879
A NJ ard Rev. SIR. Fitzpatrick at $50 "
sunday SchOo. AZ P. N. All are cordially
Bvitsd.
United Presbyterian Church-Rev. J. T
Mcclure, pss.oc. Services at 1880 A, u.
and 50 ?. N. Ssbbath school at , P. N.
Services 80 Second Presbyterian church
Rev. v NJ. Il CoGke, d. ID, pastor, at lO:30
A. VI. and 80 n
Rev. Morton will presch in the Third
PTeSby terrain church, on Sunday, both
mornir & and evening.
international Sunday School Lesson
II Cor. 81, Is. Subject, Abstinence for the
Sake Of Others"
First Eog'ish IVAN. Lutheran Church
Services 20 morrow st lO:30 A, N. and 1870
P by the poster, Rv. f, II. Dorm
blsSer. Sunday school ats P. N. Strangers
are welcome.
Quarterly meeting at North ST. NJ. Il
Church. Rev J. Fitzpatrick will preach in
the morning aud Rev. G. L. HIte, at night.
Sundsy School at 2 P, N.
First Baptist Church, corner of Twelfth
ard Byron streets, Rev. WI. Slocum, Of
Wooster O., will preach morning ana even
sng. Sunday School at 2 o'clock P. N. AL
are welcome.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
osY,,.re., 10 all stock owners.

The following in regard 10 the value Oh
Com bsult's Caustic BaIssm "a reIaoie;
sp.edy and safe veterinary remedy for all
stock owners, is written by DR.. Geo. STUART
Mr. @. VS., graduate and member oil
The Royal Veterinary College, OF Edin.
bprpb. Scotland, a successful practitioner
for fiitte years in the old country, ana
during the past fourteen years has essao
lisked a most tnviable reputation as sue
csssinl veterinary Surgeon in this country
This testimonial from so able authority
ia indisputable evidence OF the wonderful
practical value Of this great veterinary
remedy. 40 200,
J.ynrsCE, WILLIAMS Il Co -Gtnts:
have used Com baults Caustic Bslsam, the
French veterinary remedy, in my practlce
for many years in Scotsnd and constantly
since it YVES first impoi ted to this country.
and every spp iicsiion indorses oil that Is
claimed for IL in its sctiye principle, ALE
v,siine main. reducing twellirps, enlarge
merits md ipfismma ory emissions IRON
whatever eau So, with no danger Of leaving
spy scar or bltmish OF any kind.
recommt nd its use, and use 1t Dr tue
removal of all pain and soreness from
ringtone, curb, eplint, spavins, capped
hocR, ,prains or wrenches Of ligam 'nts or
Iepdops. In cases Of thrush, Ia ninitis,
.loe bOils. sweeny, goiter, strangies or sore
throat, poll evil or lstula, IL has no equa
as renee dial agent within my knowledge.
II supers. des the budding or firing iron
which Invariably ruins tne hair, leaves .
oIemish and creates . diseased skim, and
mercury or blisters (Which are dangerous
10 all animal life and have been forever
discarded by ell intelligent practitioners)
,p nv practice, as more beneficial results
can be produced with the Caustic Basam,
and es Ii does not contain particle oil pol
sopous substance, but is purely vegetable
prt paration and 10 both active and cura'
i've, IL must be prtferred to the dangerous
firing iron or poisonous blisters, by all In.
tflligent pract tinners and stock owners who
will become acquainted Tith IT,.
In cattle practice have also found II an
EQUALLY efiicacious and valuable remedy.
IL opens the pores Of the skin In garget or
sHeiled ud6er Of milk fever, and the fever
/ is sba'ed in short time. II is also most
valuable remedy for all skin diseases and
BAD sores, as il Immediately purifiss the
,kin or flesh ard leaves 1t clean and
healthy, TO heal quickly by natures &C
| ton.
IL is every mans remedy, as requires
no skill to Apply It, AMI for the multitude
| of cases for which il Is applicable to do any
hsrm with it's use. Ii can be successfully
| q snipulated to produce any desired de.
| :, &c OF severe or mild action. 1T certain.
y most powerful, convenient, safe and
| valuable veterinary preparation, and
i ould be in the hands OF every intelli gent
stock owner, as it will save him many times
IT'S cost.
Yours truly,
DR.. GEO. STUART. NJ. X. O. V. 8.
for The information Of all We say that
every eenuiDe bottle OF tn GombaulIs
Causlic Bslssm has the signature OF Law.
renee, Williams & Co.. OF Cleveland, o.,
on the label, rs they are the sole importers
uf IL 10 this country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Enjoyable Evening at the Opera House
HusicaI and Literary.

nusicaI and Literary.
Last evening grand musical and liter.
airy entertainment was given al the Opera
Hou,e, the occasion beiUg the celebration
OF the six'y.fifth anniversary OF Odd Eel
lowship. The auditorium was crowded
with an ap?reciative audience which was
most pleasantly entertained ny an olio
composed of musical and lit rary pertor
mances. Although the programme was no,
strictly followed, yet it was given almost
entire, and was enjoyable in the extreme.
The programme was so long that the scare
ity ofspsc prevents its publication, there
fore the best performances can only
be mentioned Mr. William Wins
brought down tie house by his
seyersl funny Rotations, especially
the one entitled "a Little Girl" which he
gave by special request; Mr.. r. V. Ankle
sung in his usual pleasing manner "Once
Again" Mr.. Tom Carson delighted the
audience with The Skipper" Miss Mag
gle and NJ. Will Nesbitt received storm
of applause, which they deserved for sing
ing in SUI ID good style charming Duet;
Master Oh TIes Johnson in song and dance
was quite pIecociously smart with his feet
Miss Mett SChsrtoft sang Sing, Sweet
Rird," in charming style; Mr.. A. I; Ray,
in scene from. "Toodles," portrayed tlat
gentleman on a drunk with fac effect;
Mics Ira Reed gave pretty recitation,
and Miss Nsnnie Britt sang a pleasing
song, as also did Miss Maggie Nesbltt,
Mr.. Joe Hill, c. T Daily and Will Nesbitt.
Recitation were also given by Me3srs.
Clinton tsford, Henry Emshelmer aud
Ralph Hey man. A barmonica solo by Mr.;
Carson re ;eivsd sn encore. Excelsior"
as beautifully rendered by Messrs. Ankle
snd Carson. Several other performers were
Gown on The pros ramme who did not ap
apl ear. Meyers orchestra rendered soNe
beautiful music during the evening. 0ne
Of the most enjoyable features, although II
il mentioned last, was first, wss the eio
quent aud scholarly address delivered By
Colonel Robert White. 1t was beautiful.
nernony of words most pleasantly and
noibtediy spoken. The entertainment was
decided success and the performers may
feel proud and their auditors happy.
Ice CREAM psriors opened at cans
Eloto's, on Sixteenth street, this evening,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
Grmnn.Inm Prnircf.

Anumber Of Weddings most energetic
young 9en have taken steps toward the
opening Of q private gymnasium in the
city at sn early date. The intention was,
in the first place, to confne the member
ship to ffty, although seysnty-6vs active
members will probably be taken in. Al
ready forty gentlemen have signifsd their
intention Of joining the club and placed
their nsmes on The roll. The rooms will
be over Hsndlan Brothers new feed store
now in the course of erection. Thess gen.
tlemen have promised to enlarge the upper
stories with extra high ceilings and the
necessary hard floors for q club of
this description. Toe gymnasium will be
furnished with rowing machines, trspsss,
horizontal bars, boxing gloves and all other
appliances necessary for the development
OF msDly SiSor. In connection with the
prsctice rooms will be q reading room.
library and bath rooms. An indshaite
number Of passive members will be taken
into the organization. The oarsmen Of
Wheeling all tske Kindly to the idea and
signify their intention Of joining the clue
Asthe building will not be finished -undl
the latter part Of September, the active or
gsnizstion of the club viii be defsrred
until that time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
A PITEARLE TALE
Fold by the Woman I'm the Petticord
Case,

Fold by the woman I'm the PetticOrd
Case.
Tuesday afternoon County Commissioner
DelbruPge, in answer to q large petition
from citizens of the Filth ward, sent Mary
Van Dyne and her little son to the County
Infirmary. The woman's tale Of distress Is
indeed pitisble. The daughter Of well.to-
do parents in Belmont county, o., she met
ana was betraye ed, and then deserted by
cowsrdly scoundrel. After her child was
born she wss dliyen from home by her
parents, and after long, tiresome struggle
with bitterest poverty, was forced into .
lie oi shame to gain support for herself
ard child. At the time OF the Peddtcord
mystery she came under suspicion and was
onfined for several days in the couaty
all. On her release she was q mere wreck
her former SELF The hectic Rush on her
slid cheek denoting oil too plainly the
,Tesencs Of that dreaded destroyer, con
uppticn. After her release she rapidly
ssnk till she was confined to her bed, aud
n that pitisSle condition was thrown over
oy the woman with whom she had boarded
ard who refused to keep her any longer.
DR. Blum, whose name was affixed to
be petition, said TO Mr.. De.brugze thn
shile the woman undoubtedly had the
serms Of consumption in her Constitution
before her Incarceration in jail Fac
right Of such position and lack OF &tten-
ton received there had undoubtedly
caused The wreck of the wonan's health.
In the IR6rmary, where she would hsve
plenty Of fresh country air and mild diet,
as well as good nursing, he had no doubt
would be very beneficial TO the woman
and insure temporary recovery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
NEW BOOK STORE
Opened 10 The People OF wheeling and
Vicinity.

Opened TO the People OF wheeling and
Vicinity.
TIE latest claimant for public patronage
g a handsomely fitted up book store, just
,pened at No. 1902 Market street, by Miss
!. B. Wilson. Its progressing appear
4nce caught the fancy of a REGISTER repor-
ter, end he dropped in Yesterday on an in
spectiug tour. Miss Wilson, the proprie-
Iress, has already popularzsd herself with
The shopping public, and has attached
large clientele that will be interested in
the literary establishment. The store is
Isatly ana attractively fitted up, with
,helvPs and counters we'll stocked with the
thousand and one articles that belong to that
inc. All the new books and the staudar
works that never age, are to bs
iouId in stock. A large assortment OF
business stationary of all kinds, aud fancy
pspeteries for the ladies will be staple anu
,eas onable novelties, so beautiful bat so
nnumera6le, are there in abundance
Leather goods in the line OF pocket books,
sdies' satChels, etc are pretty and fash
enable. The latest styles of wall paper
have Just been received and a full line Of
artists supplies will always be on hand
What will interest the ladies, as we'll ss the
readers of current literature, IS the large
line of standard periodicals, msgtz nss,
isshion and household standards anl thu
ike. Among them are the Ceutnrv, Co
temporary, North American Review,
Princeton Review, London Lancet, Nine
tenth Century, Art Interchange, Decori-
Tor and Furnlsher, Freund'S Weekly,
Caterer, st. Nicho'ss, Mastery, &c ectic, Lit
tells Living Age, Woman's Jou nal NounC
Ladies' Journal. Wsyerly Magazine, De-
moresrs Magazine, Leslie'sP Popular Month
", Leslie's Weekly, illustrated. Gn1ey's
Lady Book, What 10 Wear and how 10
Make 1t, and numerous others. Then
there are the Hsrpers, the Magazine, Week
", Bazaar and Young People, the Franklin
SQUARE and Half Hour Series, and others o.
similar character and standing.
In short, the new store contains evsrT
thing one would expect in 4 model OF it,
kind. All have the merit OF neatneSs snd
cleanliness and the stock is new and fresh
The establishment; opens with all the pres
tige to be given by careful selection OF
;GO5s and papers, fair prices aad p1lits at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26

:. c.,...s r.,:.. s.:.. a...'''

u
-. rererea PeD ulaffeo
self - shs nfsseshcs .r.
.,,orsd ms, meeting was held o AAl'
lst Hall last night to ''resoiute" on sns ~
Hiioal situation. TIE barber ana ~
v.shipr elements were largely IN sn' -.
;o,;tv bnt walters and dudes were 49,
.tronslv represented. In all, some nan :
hrndysd of the dusky citizens were pfss'
ant ranging in size from big Alex. 1ornsi
down 10 little Punk. Harvey. DAYe 49,
n.r started the procession BY hammers
for order and announcing the rules Oh 'ne
7. me Kiln Club to govern the meeting.
with a preliminary clearing OF his tn.o.'
:. n,oceeded to recite speech alleged 70
raw. been concocted in the cockioft OF W.
s,;I,v,rd,, office. The tenor Of 1t was tnas
silly.rd was good man to 90 to ohioiso,
hint il was a long speech and Dave omitted
the doxology and asked for chairman
After some delay Alex. Turner agreed 70
hold the chair down. Dave Buckner, Low
Rpcb snsn and Geo. johnson were appointed
. COMMITTEES on Resolutions. Dave had TINS
ipcendiary document ia his vest POCKET all
the time, but the committee rearea 70
ioreu.rsn II. In the meantime, Alex.
Turner got of some native eloquencs and
showed the means BY which the ooiored
,ace must elevate and educate itself. It's
hone was anchored in the Republican party
and every piegah that was Democrst
was Democrat on account OF sugar, ana
dosn blame EN-"
In = few moments the committee re-
turned with the resolutions. There were
fonr or Eve of them and all OF them were
bnrdened with sullyard. They wanted
SiilIyard as their delegate TO the county,
district, State and National Convention, TO
Tho latter as delegate-at large. under no
oIher circumstances would they consent 70
be happy. These resolutions caused the
colored bosom to boat with pleasure and
thew were accepted with hurrah.
Granville Rolls, who was elected uhe'
gate to the county convention, wanted 10
resign. On accepting the tender, there was
| a diversity of opinion. All agreed tney
| had the right to do as they choose and ap
| point successor, IL necessary. SecretarJ
KEYS wore out lead pencil trying to kee
abreast of the tide Of motions offered an .
the correspondents Of the various colore
| journals worked laboriously. Chairman
| Turner opposed the resignation and TN.
settled II, and finally, when Alex. thought
enough had been said, hs adjourned the
meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
BLACK DIAMOND SYSTEM
RamiTyI Ing the State-Parkersburg the
OhjecIIve Point.

kamiyipS the State-FaAes INV
OsjecUive Point.
Tie Chicago, Parkersburg and Norfolk
road was incorporated yesterday, with q
capital stock of 100000. The company
proposes TO construct a road from point
Z, or near Parkersburg in Wood county IN
Ibis State through the counties OF Wood,
Writ, Calhoun, Gilmer, Braxton, Webster,
PCcshontas and Greenbrier 10 the north
eastern edge OF the last named county; also
one branch to the mouth OF Spring Creek
IN WHIT county, thence through Roane and
Ksnawhs counties to a junction with the
Chesapeake and Ohio road in kanaShs
county; also branch from the Charleston
branch at or near the mouth ct Little San
dy Creek, thence through Clay and Brax-
ION counties to Braxton G. H; also a
branch from EVANSVILLE in Calhoun coun
y, through Gilmer and Lewis counties to
Weston.
The principal Office shall be at Parkers-
burg.
The corporators are A. B. White, Isaac
Scott, A. \. Williams, w. l.. Cole, George
LOOMS, G. B. Gibbons, Chsrles b. Smith. A.
3. Beckwith, &. +. Scott and S. +. Shaw, all
of Petersburg, one share each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
WATERY wAvELErs
Wated I'm From the Raging Ohio-Boat
Bulletfns.

Bulletfns.
River @ feet inches and falling.
The DiurDsl is the Parkersburg packet
this morning.
The Kstie Stockdale is due down this
morning from Pittsburgh for Cincinnati.
The st. Lawrence 10 doe down from Pitts
hurgh en- route for Cincinnati this morn.
ing.
Greensboro-River " feet and station.
Iy; clear.
Oil City-R'ver 2 feet 3 inches and fall.
ing; Clesr and pleasant.
Parker's-Ri 2 feet 6 inches and sta
ionarS cloudy and cool.
Lock No. 4 River feet 2 inches and
aiiing. CLOUDY; thermometer 81.
Pit,sburg Moronrshela river 3 feet II
roh snd falling; elCndy and mild.
Brownsville, Ps.--River feet @ inches
I'd taiongry cloudy Thermometer So.
Pices Lsnd. Pa River 4 fret9 inches
I'd stationary; CHAR Thermometer 62'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
A VALUABLE COUNTRY
To be Developed by one OF Senator
Camder-s New Roads.

To be Developed by one OF senator
Camden-s New Roads.
Secretary Stalnaker yesterday issued a
certificate of incorporation to the Charles
ton ard Pittsburgh Rsilrosd Company
The capital stock is Sl,5Co,OOO. The com
psuy proposes to build road from Char
leston, Ksnawha county, by the most prac
icable route to Braxton Court House. The
principal office will be located at Charles
ton. The incorporators are Francis v.
Green, of Washington, d. c; Andrew
BrockeGhof, BellefJut, Pa; Wayne Mac
Weigh, of Philadelphia; aad Johnson N
Csmdeu, OF Parkersburg, w. Va, ten
shaIes each.
This road besides furnishing Transports
non through section where the need o.
such has long been felt, will develop rich
mineral and timber country. The bank
Of the Elk are lined with the finest wood
n the world, which has been comparatively
untouched on account of the difficulty OF
prir cling il 10 market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Wanted Girl 10 Do Housework.
Wauted-Lsdy in Ride Gallery.
Fer Ssle--TN Dwellings,.
Beck IL er-JOs. Bishop.
GENUINE 81. LOuIs Flour-M. Reilly.
Watches AMI Diamonds-A. A. Franz
b, IHi.
New Bermuda 0nions-Geo. X. Nc
h,Chen.
Books and Stationery. 3. Wilson
Local Page
Dsmsrsd Goods. w Ferrel.
Fine Watches. e. DillOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
RoardInr Hnusn Ernens.

Last night about 10 o'clock Billy Grow,
Eddie Edwards and Thomas McCurdy,
three guests at Mrs. Houses boarding
house, at Sixteenth and Main streets, be-
came engaged in a quarrel, the Ugh, begin
ming on tire pavement sud continuing
through the house to the detrimsnt of the
furniture and household utensils. A sou
Of Mrs. House bring unable to part tae
oomba,snts notified Officer Reed, Who
Whistllrg for assistance, attracted Oaicer
Bird, with whose aid Crow aud EiSarts
we're arrested, McCurdy escaping out the
back door. During the melee Edwards vas
struck in the head with chair, cutting =
bad gsSb. All Of the parties were badly
dis6 cured about the countsnsnce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
AImn., In.ans and Cared.

'Most Of The eminent doctors in the East
as we'll IS several of the medical faculty in
New York City" writes Rev. p. p. Smiley
Of Chicago, "fsiled 10 help our daughter,
epilepsy, which began to show signs oI
turning into insanity. By the good proyi
dence Of God We tried Samaritan NesTias
spd il cured her. Your druggist keeps it
Sl50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, April 26.--1 M.-For the
Tennessee aud Ohio Valley shghs Y
warmer, fair weather, followed in the west
EN- portion oy local rains, winds shifting
to he esst, snd lower barometer.
For the L"wer Lakes region, fair and
slightly warmer weather, followed during
the plight by local rains and winds shift
ing TO the east and south.