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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19
Commissioners Sale Of Valuable Reel
Estate and Stocks.

THTHE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEEL.
I'm. West Virrinia, William y. 6chnslls "
0buisia Dickest held anc othsrs
II cnAEcExY.
The unlsragnsd special eo1nie0ns0
monty vsstsd in them " q. cree ma1s 81
IA oouIt In The Above entitled caoss % tue
zah day Of January. LEA, thsy vii on
SATURDAY, THE ND DAY or MACH
Al lssA
commencing at 10 O'Clock Q. n. isil q pub.
&c auction, q The front do3r OF " Conis
Home Of Ss, : SSs,ss x ss. s
tho stock Of tie NheelipE ana beaogns
Bridge Company, tysnty.two soarss Of -;
stock Of The CisisenS kshwsy -. Cip ~. s.a
sts y 10 aid eity Of Whssiing. that q % sAyi
Firss. The north one. third g M 49,
tered one hundred and twesiytv I'D g
and ESsventh spssN % this Ieopert1 .
EcSsrd cnr,stmsn = a sostton ron Ard
assIline Ih, Pre-: q . ss:a 8 go "a s a =
man ezpif1pg Hareh n. - e rsetel g
nye hundred dollsu pr annem, 49, .
tarl quarterly ipsealnsen. tns ysfs.e,,S a.
taking the rent accrutng MON sna sn0 u
az -. Ths south tve.this1s q Is 49,
WED nfty.thfsS % N koG and Caap,iss9
s S.,n s.,s -; s.. :s g "a "a fs
Hiss s "a soStS so. thirds q - .snssssf
nftY .tSres vin = Ses M t1e ~ 49,
I've Ne pafceis xii b sspe.stsd q z liss enys
throa,0h the middle 81 the wau ReS1coe
two boua6 cesup1tng u H. IoSno.s - y.
ire properly, ap1 exteo1iol - e!sgos
he vS{Ssn iins Of ths lot ID u WI 80
e , .sishs7a var ~ - '''e' :. = -
ai nii a. the rsai atsas ssossaaiA = vsn ID.
rGyss ss so % $3.50 sssrS g eesk ~
al. . so sor i0 sSifd q % - ne.Z .
s.ss - - m ~ o tbs. 90 = - -
able rs.p.ssfys,Z e e: 49, ~ ~ - y;
soC1 1eisonsi 0DeO1ty fer the oeesr ~
SeJ1<ufa az - pufoboeo monys u0N
s.fsired MN o.. whole o. " pesS9so
morey s0 HEwHY = HQ4ELLs
A1Tkxp cAkDV TIA
9peclai ConAsaonoea
IA. ChrtstDsu, Auet1seeer.
WHKsIIYo, ~. Va, Ysh. ~ ~
IhsrSby ewtafy tha1 bgs1 - H. Heoo1y ..
~ 90 and security ho1 49,
sbOvo pansed special eo0m
oufroA b laW a1d The decSa
Yn0N ~ j. vAE8A
r1s$a n Dr. Mnniain0l CouE1 - NDDk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19
MEDICAL.
X Great Problem.
TAKE ALL THE
Kidney & Liver
Medicines.
Purifiers.
RHEUMATIC
Remedies.
Dyspepsia
Aud Indigestion Cures.
Ague, Fever,
And Bilious Specifics.
Brain & Nerve
Force ReYiVers.
Great Health

In Short, take all the best qualities
of all these, and the best qualities
of all the best Medicines Of the
World and you. will find that HOP
BlT1ERS have the best curative
qualities and powers of all concen.
trated in them, and that they will
cure when anv or all of these,
singIy or combined, fall. A thor.
ough trial will give positive proof
of this.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19

Applicstion foY rates 70 ciuns sbouid De
made only % The ofies Of tas Company n
Tor further Information WIT eleasiy. Ey.
Ps{EsRelTs s oah seais aszfios1t szEE,
HeV ORinanA, In
on EIpress IAN suns Of o and upward ~ II.
pr 81. A. DAuR8l,
IeW Orleans, La q
n. A. DAUPHrH CO.. Seventh ~ vsshtng'
ton ID, O. mfn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19

tSteubenviIle ACKNOWLEDGMENT train
during the day passes backward and forward
between Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping
when required at the Sherman House, Etna-
Vile, West Wheeling and Gravel Hi.
eMaSstllon Accommodation.
est ClAtrsVtlle accommodation.
lDalIy except Saturday, p. N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19
HhsslIna and Elm Grow, Railroad

~ Der Is, 1888, cars will run Al follows:
Leave the city, corner Market and Elev'
enth streets, at S:10 q. m, q. m, Q 30 q. N.
lO:4O a. M, ~ m, 20 p. M, 40 p; M, p. m.
Leave wheeling Park Of % 30 a. M, 80 .
M, $40 q. M, 1890 q. m, II 50 Q. -, l:l0 p
M, go .. m, so p. H., $40 p -, 81 p. n.
.iln n. and sp p - ,u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19

WHEELING AND PITTsBURGH DIvIsIoN
ON and after September 20, 1853, passenx0
trains win run as Follows, Wheeling time.
DEPARTUREs.
For Pittsburgh--6:o a. m. daily; sos p. m
daily except sunday.
m, aO5. p, M, 5:+5 pm. daily except Sunday.
ARRivALA
From Pittsburgh go g. m. ally; $50 p
m. daily except Sunday.
Sunday; $50 q. m. daily; ! Is p. M, ESQ p. n
daily except Sunday.
O. X. LORD, General Passenger Agent
THOS. M. KING, General Supt
L. ID. SMITH. Pan. ARt, RttsburRh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19
CONJUNCTION!

HAVE A POSITIVE REMEDY FOB TIE
l above diseass; BY IL ~ thous1nds o.
cases OF the wort kind and Of long standing
have been cured. Indesd, 20 s5Tong ~
Rottle Fres. tozethe r with yalua bic treatiee
on this diseass, 20 any sufferer. ofcc ~
nrssS and p. D. Gddresk Oh. Z. A.SLGUA
Iii Pvari street, Hew YORK nonWW
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19
MEpIcALs
Or. G. NgcLANE'S
Celebrated Liver Pills

In offering 10 the public d.. O. NeLdne's Csls-
dLfcsr PtHs, rs remedy for Ltcer and BlstoS9
Con pt3faf4 we presume no apology WIN De
needed. The tprevalence OF Ltgsr CosApa1fns
and BilioNs Diseases cy az kinds thTong bout the
United States, and particularly in the West and
South where in the majority OF cases, the patient
Is not within the reach Of regular Physician, re-
Quires that some remedy should Be provided that
wothd not in the least impair the constitution, and
yet be safe and efectual That such Is the eharae-
ter Of Dr. q. AcLGNs's Lfre- Pifks, there can be
no doubt The great success which has invariably
attended their use, viii, think, be sufficient to
convince the most incrednlous. II has keea our
sincere wish that these Pills should be fairly
tested, and stand OF fall by the effects produced.
That they have been SO tested and that the result
has been IN every respect favorable, we call tens
Of thousands 20 witness who have experienced
heir beneficial effects.
hns DR.. c. McL-ANE'S LIVER PILLS
are not held forth or recommended, (like most Of
the popular medicines Of the day., as universal
snre-alls, but simply as a specific kor LtrsF Com
Bldints, and those symptoms connected with . de-
hanged state Of that organ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19
GROCERIES.
WhAnIfnR
COFFERs.

wheeling.
Corrected every week by SIMON BAER q
SONS, Wholesale Grocers, No. lL2 and lil4
Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19
tDaily except Saturday p. NJ.

tDaily except Saturday p. NJ.
WHEELING AND EVANSVILLE ACCOM-.
NOTATION
Leaves Wheeling nj lao p M, BellAirs q t:S
p. m. daily except Sunday.
sleeping car, Wheeling to indianapolis, w
SoIumDus, u, on train No. 4. leaving Lht
ely ~ zoo p M. daily, arriving AZ Indiansp
Through coach on train No. 2, lsavins
Wheeiibg at sl5 a. IA, arriving at Columbus
NJ $50 p. m.
B q b. Sleeping Can On AL through trains
Close connections mAds for Ill points South
and Southwest, North and NorthWNk MAKING
this desirable routAfo oolonists and persout
moving 70 the great Wet and - whom pert.
Tickets to al principal points ON sale asdspot
Sleeping Gar aocommo stations can b socuf
ed ct depot ticket once:
JOHN RAILIE, Ticket Agent, City omca
JOHN T. LANE, Trav. PaAs. At
w.M. CLEMENTS, II. of T.
Il. I. DEVRIA Gent Agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19

an monkeyin' all round the country
afore 1t gifts to whar it's addressed?n q
"Oh, I guess so. The mail boys can
manage To
~ don't want no guess work about
1t, for thar's . matter o. life an death.
fthat letter'l 90 straight, say 80, an II
1t won't just unlimber your tongue an
give me square music"
"pn guarantee that 1t will find the
person to whom 1t Is addressed said
the clerk, who had deciphered the
heiroglyphics on the envelope.
"Then that's all right; but II 1t don't
git thar on time I'LL have you took up
fur murder. That letters fur my feller
back in Illinoy, am he writ that IL l
wouldn't marry him right of he'd kill
hisself, an Pve writ back that he kin
come on I'M double up jest as soon as
he wants ter. If that letter don't git thar
straight, Jim's jest fool enough to swal-
Ter q dose OF pizen or somethin', an
mind, young man that you are liable 70
be pulled any minute for murder II he
does. My rame's Roda Lumly, an
anybody that knows the Iiumlys I'll tell
you that we're not to be fooled with
when human life's at state"
And she shook q warning finger at
the clerk and walked out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19
H5h9S.Enxn = iH,'gSsE
1p0Glal Corr - oneA


Ihssssy ess1fy De, ss.1 = o Isss,sy 8
Ns6W ana security hag beaa GyeS ~
shove psnsed special eo01
quirsA b lsv - sno "a xS =. pxSSIG
C,stt Of fhs 1lanisipal csyzs 8 Wsesk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19
eIZz2sazg@zs
~ Ne<T

incorporated In lsaS for years by the Leg.
islature for Ed0caLons and CHAR table pur.
nssss-yjth . capital of 81 900 QOo-to which
SSeserye fupd OF over sJOII has Elncs been
added, BY an overwhelming popular vote It's
franchise vss MAIDS part OF the present Stats
The only Lottery ever voted on and sndorped
by the people Of any State
IL never scales or postpone Us Grnd
single Nuu,ber Drawings take place monthly.
Esnisndid Opportunity 70 Win Fortune.
FouIfb Grand drawing, ClaM y, In THE
aCADFMY OF Music, NEW ORLEANb,
Tpesdny, April stb, lss4-isIth Monthly
Drawing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19
GREAT
,INIEIVIE[RIF|A|IILISl

Diseases fthc blood own e eOnqueror. Endorsed
N writing BY dfty thousand leading citizens,
clergymen and physicians IN U. ;. and Europe.
E1-FOr sale BY all leading druggists. $50.
The DR.. 5. a. Richmond Medical Co, Props.
-. Joseph, No. 80
For testimonials and circulars send stamp.
Charles y. Criterion. Agent. New York co.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19

Corrected by ISHAM q DI9BY,; Produce
Commission Merchants, 1905 Main street.
These prices are based upon Wholesale lots
only. Allowances must be made Tor small
n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19
SoR SAlF.

EoR sALE-FeR STORAGE UNTIL JAN.
~ nary %, lSi, two Flaming Machines, fo1s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19

Money NJ I I-2a2 IL Per Cent.-GOvern-
ments steady - Stocks Higher -
Flour QuieI and Unchanged wheat
Lower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-19

Scald Heads with loss OF hair without
number, heads covered with dandruf and
scaly eruptonS especially Of children and in
fants, many Of which since birth had been q
mass of scabS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
| Alexandria AffAlros
Reported Tor THH EVENING STAR

TRUSTEE MISUNDERSTANDING OF the trustees OF
the Late Alexandria orphan asylum and Of the
Alexandra inilrmary were held at the city council
CnamoeT this Afternoon, to arrange tor some
fers OF property, the infrnary is COW located al
the former orphan asylum building.
L. s. CoURT.-The district court OF the Cnted
states Tor the district OF Virginia resumed It's seS
sion at the Ni,lonal building this mnraing. Judge
Hughes on the bench. The Whitehall gold nlll.e
was resumed and argued, and Will be given to the
FrNEkAL-The funeral OF Mrs NJ Normyle took
place THIS morning, The funeral moved al an early
hour IRON the residence OF Mr. Geo Al. Harlow 70
81 "arys church, where a mass Of requiem was
said, and the bell tolled. The interment was made
In the Catholic cemetery
niieo thelr puptS yesterday with the exception OF
that Rev. Mt. Gardner took the place OF Rev Dr.
FIRST Presbyterian church Rev. Mr.. Whi,tlesus 81
washington. preached. Rev. Dr. Senbkent holding
service at tae Lutheran church AT nj hit.
lNSTALLAT1nN.-W. w. Rock, noble grand. and
the other officers OF Potomac odge y. q. f. were
Installed by Grand Master Gouifich AT the Last
meeting OF the lol-e. Potomac lodge is one OF the
OF the Institutions OF Alex:ndiia. After pasdlg
through period OF dacadeuce, IL Is again ~ St
prosperous oganH.tto
hARKIAGE.-C.rdsa are out for the marriage OF Nj
John L! COX, one Of our most popular Ciu.ens, and
Mss A. {. DonOhoe, OF Loudon county. The mtr
riage will take place next Thursday afternoon at
81. James F. +. church. In LeesOag.
NUTES.-lnte.iscIlce OF the death OF Mr. ChaS. s.
Price, at Memphis Tenn. MS be1n received re.
MF. Price Carried on The builder > business for many
years mere and with many Others left \ eNani Ia
about The close OF the llte wlT and settled Menu
PMS lie escaped tne yellow lever unsc0thed. al
though he devoted himself TO the care OF the SICK
While 1t ragrd.-VEgna council OF the .. L.
American Mechanics Will visit Georgetown to-
THE funera! Of Daniel f. Cullen tooh place
yesterday afternoon from st. Mary cnC"ch- - he
steamersJanc Mooelty and J. ". Thompson. with
the steamer Gibson, came Up from Qu,nuco through
the zee Yesterday evening. ur Ao,e.ey and hemp
son went on 20 Washington, and the New YORK
packc: stopped here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
The Distric, Republicans.

Rx0RGANIZING THE CENTRAL coANrTTgR-DELRGATEs
TO THR CHICAGO CONVENTION TO BIZ CHOSEN.
quarterly meeting Of the Central Republican
Committee OF the District OF Columbia was he'd
Saturday evening at St. Georges hall. 18th street,
above E MIR. A NJ. Clapp presided. with Prof J.
NJ Gregory as secretary, and there were present as
delegates, alternates, or proxies: W. a. Barker, c.
Cursor, 1r., g. l. JOY, P. W. Shipper. II. w. Hew-
lett, j. H. smith, w. c. Chase, E. d Dudley, Mar
ST C. Burley. n. c. Bouldtn. +. h. Herbert, l. VIII
nams, p E. Roberts, B. West. F. Dyson. S. w. Her
bert, B. h. Freeman, Ed. Harris, G. 81. Holmes, and
T. ". Whitaker, and as spectators, G. W. Richard
Messrs. Chase. smith, and tio mes were appointed
committee to draft resolutions respecting the
death OF Isaiah Washington, late vice president OF
the committee.
MITTEE
Messrs ". c. Chase, E. W. Whitaker, S. W. Her.
bert. r Bowie, and J. H. Smith were appointed a
committee to select time for the Quadriena ial
election OF members OF the committee the date
nXed Dy the constitution for such election having
passed The committee reported the form OF no
tce to the presidents Of the district clubs to call
meetings for the purpose OF electing delegates to
the committee at such time and place as they may
deem proper prior to The 2d Tuesday In February :,
1884.
Mr.. Whitaker submitted minority report. fixing
the meetings Tor the second Tuesday In February,
out the IN ,JOrity report was adopted.
CANDIDATES FOR THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
When the committee is reOrganized one of the
first Things 1t Will do viii be to arrange for the
election OF delegates to- and fix the time for hold
Ing District convention to elect delegates 20 the
natlOnal republican convention AT Chicago. Among
the persons mentioned rs possible delegates to the
Snlcago convention are K. q lngersol. Frederick
Douglass. 4: NJ. Clapp, X. $. Laws, Prof. Gregory
and Dr. c. B. PurviS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
Condemned Locals,

Rev Father RYAN. pastor of the church OF the
immaculate Conception. yesterday stated to his
church debt during the last year OF $500, with
over 5000 on hand towards the completion of the
tower e nj belfry.
Mr.. Joseph Cook Will lecture at Congregational
church this evening on 1.-THE Seven Modern Won
ders OF The World" Tomorrow evening his subject
will be The Failures OF Unbalief."
The second OF the series of Saturday scientific lee
lures was delivered at ne National Museum SatUIr-
day afternoon by Prof. OIL T. Mason. whose sub
lect was 'Chd life Among savage and Uncivilizad
Peoples" lie was assisted n the Illustrated part
OF the lecture by IlSf N AL II p. NfDl.ck, C.SN.
Proi. :. ". Flynn. WtIl-kuOwn as "a private tutor
OF this city. made his bride OF last Saturday pres
ert O! their future home southwest corner sth and
K streets northwest
Mr.. +. U. Hoffman had tumor cut out of his
wrist week ago. and attempted tn attend 10 his
business matters as usual the next day, but he
Caught cold IN the wound and has been confined to
his bed with badly inraIned arm ever since.
The body OF white female infant Was found yes
teriay by tha police OF the eighth precinct the
western terminus OF the railroad tunnel. 1t Was
turned over 10 the health Office for burial.
The case against Cornelius Campbell and Green
LghtfoOt. charged with highway robbery. was con-
tinued In the Police Court today until the 18th OF
January. on account OF the sickness OF complainant.
The flooring IN the basement of Foundry.
NJ E. church caught FIRE yesterday afternoon rroma
defective fue. The naIleS were soon extinguished.
a ch1dTen5 missionary meeting was In progress at
the tiIne but the meeting dispersed without panic
Thus far during the winter there have been sew
eral tons Of coal stolen from the Terra Gotta works
on the Baltimore and Ohio Il. r. Geo. johnson. 4
small COlOred boy. was caught stealing the coal,
and saturday Judge Smell sent him 10 Jail for
81 days.
AT 1890 O'Clock last night. Sergeant Hrffner, of
the fifth precinct. arrested Henry Wendell res
tauranC keeper ON ID. near 18th street northwest.
charged With beating his wife. In the POce Court
this morning he forfeited IS collateral on charge
or dtsOrdery conduct
Carrie Towles. a coi0red servant IN the house Of
Mr.. Thomas sheridan, corner of Goth and streets
northwest, was arrested yesterday on SUSPICION Of
stealing gold watch and chain belonging TO iIr.
Sherdtn. valued 1t $50, aud was held for hearing
IL the Police Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
~ A 7 A R Z H .
COMPLETE TREATMENT. 81

stilitly rlieves the most violent Sleezng or Head
Colds. clears the H adj by nlagic stops watery dis
charges from the Nose and Eyes. prevents RINGING
Nos il the Head cures Nervous Headache and su,.
dues c lis and Fever Il Chronic Catarrh ii ceanses
the n.sa passages of fou stores the Of
smell taste and hearing when affected frees the head
throat and bronchial tubes Of offensive matter sweete
ard rEies the breath Stos iii. cough and arrests the
prosrr IS IF Catarrh towards Consumption
Cne hottie Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Solvent
and Sauforls Inhaler. all in package Of all drug.
piSts for 81. Ask for SAETOgD'S RADICAL CURE
POTTER DRUG AND CHEN CO.. BOSTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
Relief of the Poor.
rASv STpSrI


cash received ON subsc ,p ions to charity funds
Amount already reported. s9s46O: Hon c. c. Mott.
s25, Fitch. Fox Brown.S0: EVENING STAR Co. $780,
Hon. ". u. West $50: DR.. Frank Hyatt. 500: Jas
PEling, SIS: Col l. :. rtchenor $40; Thos J Fisher
& Co., S25. ". W. Corcoran. $500: Ch,s g. Gray,
So: C. G. willard. sos: cash, 81: General and Mrs
Jos. +. Johnston. so: Reginald F'nlIlI. i23: H. e.
swain. so iton II. r French. go cash IS JustuS
ho'lamler. s.: cash. so Prof :. +. Baird. So from
friend s25; total, $3.50 60 Subscriptions unpaid
January "a. 1884
The following contributions have been received
at THE STAR Office Tor the benefit OF the poor of
this district: Grace tgui'ar Ioi-c No III. o. b.
u. so Harry VI. So: Lizzie H.. 2J.: j. Jay Gould
421 81 y Irent, sends .
NJ me conclusion OF the sermon at Vt Vernon
cu"fn seSteriaN morning t'la congregation gave
lutAeran church The congregation gave so Tor the
same purpose.
TIE WORK OF DISTRIBUTION.
The loo bushels OF coke to be furnished by the
Washington Gas company has been allotted by
&1i1" Dye among thu different lolca preeinctS as
ne r. aS H9s'iOia il 2cr1r lance with the number Of
anN Aj HliF nal" f:r iuel from these precincts
ana IN" >Hvt4' IL iieTt"nantS will rive orders on the
Z. :, chl.i"anT II Ia" amounts OF the aI,ot.nantS
- iniid fatT"u At tnr LIT" t!tZ"n'S m"niil. hes
ben ai'"t;'t; IL the same WY between tie pre-
riH as atrnf'lns to IN" nmh"r OF app!c@tions
p'F'h !i7't" with tru " AMI relIahe grOcerS AMI
provision i" er-. IN each n0ce precinct furnish
goal lai .:li !oSome articles at a triainr advance
powered To- u" SIN Il! ord ~ on ;i,~p gent !e,ftr in
e.rh "i5" TT: tlo~oi%h invest; ,stton ~ mn!i
IN" tsGIil a members N tlc ,rj.::tiye cClu;at!se
Tor IN F"li"t q thr poor yesterday arranged Ior
concert next sandy niC't. to rtlsr funds
TIE NATIOSN THEA: -t,,,sson ana Crane
the 9il' CG'nilrn'. - III! =. ,nrige rent q. III,
Nation Il toni r.ij In jlc ".l"l| IT .Our Il ard ier
il'''i-+-' IAc! VIII be supported by fine com
niny.
A nFFTTE Or HTT0FCr.-Tn-lFv. in the Efrlit-
Court. IN :" lnS I deere. oi divorce wa. -. lie
II inc ",t' n ''a'.ait Hrit.on y INST Nl,'.ilr-
'fn 81 tNiCn. The W. ln,.ii" he in ,'9 T.
LIS, ;n;i - "!.,-sstd tiit September 81 50
be l.,.-crtci 'lrr
Az As-IiEMENT.-leopOI Rel renis ms N atin an
assignment to Lewis Stein II IL his ianiS tene-
E'ntS and Stock in trade Of dr. ans. n,." goods II
@n 't street. iii tlst ia: his crs,iito = ewing pr T.
creme" - ne nix CT Washington To- - 0J1 10 note
given iic;;a !ehrendS for u 800 aud to her Tor
borrowed money 30: to Joseph SeEi,nr q O. and
TO notes 10 Or. \. Eclrend5 ~ go and 90. So
THE METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
At u" hnnl! Il meeting o. the National METROPOLITAN
ilTA Insurance company this afternoon the follow
li[ gentlemen W"fe elected directors: Win. q.
M"' A@"o't. Edward ClarA. John i. Lehman T. H.
St.1" met Henry DicE,on. WIN. II. HOehe John
J.. Franklin. Samuel /. Williams and John Bailey
lie usual ;enliannual dividend OF per cent was
declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
Monsignor Capel,s views Of Divorce.

MOnsignOf Capel's Views OF Divorce.
THE DISTINGUISHED PRELATEs LECTURE AT FoRDS
OPERA HOUSE LAST NIGHT.
Monsignor Capel lectured to q large audience at
Fords Opera house last night upon ssThe Marriage
Tie" The lecture was strong argument in favor
Of stringent divorce laws He described the nature
OF marriage a natural union, civil contract and
religious sacrament He dwelt upon its influence
upon the state and spoke eloquently Of the bless
ings conferred upon woman by the church In
elevating her to equality with man. He spoke OF
the severe laws OF republican Rome as to marriage
and divorce, and noted the fact that not until
the empire came and decay began. divorce
became frequent History, he urged, repeated it.
Rome, surely the growing frequency OF divorce In
these days should cause great alarm He stated
with great clearness the views Of marriage en-
church, he said, never divorced husband and
wife. In cases where to live longer together would
endanger their happiness and their eternal saliva
did not mean freedom from the marriage contract.
He explained the difference between annulling
marriage as In the case OF the Prince and Prin-
cess OF Monaco and granting a divorce Where 1t
was shown by fndubitable proof that one OF the
parties was COerced into the contract or that they
were not qualified to make the contract the church
would declare that there never had been a mar
rage. The lecturer made strong appeal for the
education OF the moral part OF nan-that which
constituted his manhood: In closing he spoke OF
against it was natural, but was it just? He failed
to see any great moral distinction between what he
called contemporaneOuS polygamy and successive
pOlygamy. In the point Of conscience he thought
the Mormon who entered no such solemn contract
as the Christian had the advantage OF the man who
sought freedom from one wife in order to take
another.
Monsignor Capel will deliver in Lincoln Hall this
evening the second lecture OF the course on Catho
c1sm and Progress He will treat this subject as it
bears upon the establishment OF authority in the
state and family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
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AmUsSmenfs. &c. EO-Digbf.
NATIONAL THgATER--Ro5SOn and Crane IN "Our
Boarding House"
FoRD's OPER. HoUsE.-Ford's opera Company in
"Rip Van Wrinkle"
THEATER CONIQUE-"The DaniteS."
DINE NUsEUH--Menagerie. cur1osities, and stage
performance.
WRIG hrs DINE MUsECH.-Triple show this week.
CONVERSATIONAL CHCRCH,-Josephs Cooks lee
ture he ''SeveI. NJ 1ern Wonders OF the World"
NINE TENTH STREET BAPTIST CHCRCH.-Bl1ld
Tom Concert.