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Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-30
On Trial for Murder.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.
Louis Frances, Q Frenchman, who is sc-
cused of numbering his wife and who was dis
covered carrying her body in . sack TO the
river. was placed on trial to-day. The jury
was partly secured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-30
Call Accepted.

NEWARK, N. J. Sept. %.
Rev. Edwin F. Small of Saco, Maine, has
accented q call to the rectorship of st.
stephens Episcopal church of Newark.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-30
At SkOWhegan.

SKowHEGAN, Sept 30.
The Somerset Central Agricultural Cattle
Show and Fair opened with greater display
than ever. Their is stock from all over the
county. The fair is better than former
wears, with a good attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-30
THE RING.

A Finy-Nine Round Fight With Bare
Knuckles,
ScorDALE, Pa, Sept. 80.
A desperate bare knuckle prize fight be-
tween Frank Murphy of Mclure Station and
VIM. Morrissey of Dunbar for $500 took place
near here 1t an early hour this morning.
The contest was under the London prize ring
rules and lasted two hours, So rounds
being fought. Morrissey was badly
punished and in the last few rounds to AVOID
further punishment dropped on his knees.
This angered Murphy who finally struck him
when down and the fight was given to Nor
rissey on Q claim Of foul.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-30

General debility, female weakness, loss of
physical power, Brighfs Disease, and nerv-
Gus diseases, are speedily cured by Hunts
Remedy. t2Steod&wlw.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-30
At Jay Hill.

FARMINGroN, Sept. 30.
Jay town show and fair opened at Jay Hill
today. The stock on the grounds is excep-
tionally good. Attendance very good. The
fair tomorrow will be addressed by Hon. r.
L. THOMPSON.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-30

Frrs.-All fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after hrst
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
$500 trial bottle free to Ht cases. Send 70
DR.. Kline. 93l Arch st., Philadelphia. Pa.
dec3leod&wly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-30

At Bufalo-Buffalo =, Boston II.
At Detroit-Detrot l3, Providence l.
M to date:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-30

In the suit of Daniel F. Anglin, admr., VS..
Grand Trunk Railway in the United States
Circuit Court for SIS, 900 damages for the
killing of Charles II. Shannon on Holyoke's
wharf in the city, May "a, 1884, the jury
rendered verdict for the defendant
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-30

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiioh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold
by Bowditch. Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-30
AND ColGMERCIAL,
AUGUSTA wHoLesALElMARkET.

Tuesday, September 70.
Some wood ID sesn In the market. Dry hard vood
10 selling % the streets at esoo. asd 10 In good de.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
" EATHEk REPORT.


War Department,
ONCE Of the Chief Signal Officer
Washington, ID. c., Sept. 30-l A. N.
For New England and Middle States,
fair weather; variable Winds stationary
temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-30
new York Money Market.
EUeniag Report.

FUenta0 Report.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.
Money cay between from IA and closed nj Il
Prime Mercantile paper, ta5. Exchange s'eady
s3i for long, and .4 for short. Governments steady
Closing bids:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-30

SHlLOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure
is sold by US on a guarantee. IL cures Con-
sumption. Sold by Bowditch, Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-30

Additional sentences in the Superior Court
this afternoon were, Martin Flaherty paid
1857 on search and seizures. VIM. II. Burns,
nuisance, $500 and costs or six months in
Jail; committed John w. Sullivan on search
and seizure, 80 days in jail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-30

GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
Sold by Bowditch, Webster e. Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-30

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March q Tho Dropert' Journal 70
portg: I've hogs: Receipts 5000 head Shipments
5000 he'd; mArkes slow, cloSiugl az 6aI0c loHeft
rough and mixed q 9sal %; pAekIns and shipH
3 eDet y light * nd sF. q ga q: Cattle
fe1efp9 $40 ASaI Ssl ptat iits ga hptd. mRtkes
s. lSa5 G0 10 70 i,soS ibt. IS liab 9o Sheep Re
GeiptE 100 head; thipments 2,100 bead. market
atrongi common 70 medium % soas Isl good y ga
EAST I.BKRfY. Pa, March 2s.-cattle market,
nothing doingj al through eonsignmCntsj receipts
M head; shipments no1e. H6Sy, MARKET slow;
k0eeiph 400 heAat Shlpthenls q 10 head. Phlia;
delphIGs+ - sos %; Y6tkefs " sol ~ sh4Sp
tiatket yoty ,slby and at unchanged pticesi re:
menp Of hoN 70 Gew York today were OR
lcadAi cattle 81 car loads, 5i' ~ ~ 4
lctscfSN1rt. March q. Live hoa arm. eemmeu
and light - G0ht eSi pack and bHtchnis n -
4sO; rscelpts llsep hehA AtPlaspel ~ hlsaalt
i.fl74t f.. d 6 Aeathaf;s lgtt 4
NV YoRK, March 2sy-Leathes steady aud IN
fair demand hsnlpck sole 2212ic,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-30
snnromo Court az Appenl..

This court met Saturday morning at II
o'clock, all the judges being present The
following decisions were announced:
Ballard VS.. Ballard, from Monroe coun-
ty; opinion by Snyder; decree Of Circuit
Court affirmed.
Btufiy's administrator VS.. Brutfy's heirs
OF al, from Pocahontas county; opinion
by Snyder; decree reversed and cause re-
manded.
Miller va. Miller from Greenbrier coun:
ty; opinion by Green; decree reversed
and cause remanded at cost Of appellant.
Hix VS.. Hix, from Greenbrier county;
opinion by Johnson; decree Of Circuit
Court affirmed. .
Beard VS.. Beard, from Greenbrier coun-
ty; decree Of Circuit Court affirmed.
State ys. Bosworth, from Barbour coun-
ty; dismissed for failure to print.
3 State Va. Yost from Wetzel county petit
ton for writ OF error refused.
]. Hop. Woods, B. 81. 0xley and w. j..
r Ryrne were seyerally admitted to prac-
tice.
Adjourned until next Saturday at II
o'clock.
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Industrial Notes.

The Etna mill ihas orders fer large
quantity Of sheet steel. A
The Belmont blast furnace will start up
to-day, making Bessemer pig, to be con-
verted into steel for nail plate.
The Bellaire nail works is now running
full in all departments. Friday was pay
day. II there are no more breakdowns 1t is
thought this mill will run steady until
June, as the stock Of nails is light. III
The INrRILlGRScER Is in receipt OF a
card signed "Nailors," called out by a
statement which recently appeared in the
Register, that the nailers are about to re-
ceiye a % percent reduction. The writers
desire to know Of the .Regiiler when the
new scale goes into effect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-30
MARTINS FERRY.
Base Bali on skates-Demosra.ie Township
E1s7 Tf7iFE1s fal1 ....,s..tn.. r 90 - II

Base Bali on skates-Demoeratie Township
Convention.
M & HaYr;son retnrned vesterdav
froa, nc East 49,
mn ~. Wv - ....,,. .,..,.,,.,,,a ,,s,as.
Iheyoung 1aiks o. .n y. NIL G us,i
me season With oali ~ . effell . i 'El
Friday. night
Mr.. Dick Honghton returned home last
night from Philadelphla, where ne mas
been for several months.
The game Of base ball on skates at the
Excelsior rink Saturday afternoon was
yery amusing. Some OF the boys had on
their new polo suits, OF which they were
yery proud.
sa,nrt,ov ofternoon between . and a
o,clacI Wys Katheyine Aierander died al.
= Az ss9 sas;Jance os Ssr son.in.IaW Mr. Jos
S sIu tes, nn Nm street Mrs Als.an.
Ja sn aos seventn.siT years nld and had
S S we" a;i;ns for Z. i'm. lime She will he
b,, sn a a. t6e ScotcbIRiiee eemetsry Tues.
9 9asie s;ta y ~. SSo1et t Sses 1ss
y We, y aus. n !, ,.,
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pr11AfRr.

r,,,, ,.a .s,n,yn,1,1,, isso,,,inses. Glass City
80 - s:Ist,,nss.
= ,;se,,s ',,,,,i N, 5tera nest
I, ANN aS = 1920 = n -
~. 4, (, -, !. an
MISS I.lllA wils Az
Alues 70 sPell1 tles =. nam ~
Supefintende Jones, OF the puptie
schools will spend his vacation Of nus
home in Shreyes Ohio. Il. Il
College, preached yesterday morning Of
the FiIst NJ. j. Church. y
The Mayorifned y. ]. Dermott sig
and costs for selling liquor, on Sunday.
This was the case brought about by the
refusal OF the Elysian rink 10 admit Miss
Fowler. ]. Z, n
The Comfy. Commissioners were In.
town sat ttrfiay Ian ine Al die place where
Conncil has asked them "a bnild a bridge
over1 the creek, They will''meet Al 81.
.Clairsyiile Monday and decide the matter.
An aai,1,l an ,,;ll No o5,o;ttad and
.f,rn;sbed with states nj he EIysian Rink
IN The foreroons tliis week for 5 cents.
This IL a GOOD move on the mart Of the
management and will be approved by the
DODl1c. E,I.5f. i-I.... sI..l. -
60 ,,,,.na,,, ,,ar.;es ,ss corstanttv
oaS ,,nan n Itsast ths taet tbat Il Il
nse Ss y ~ n tSs Elvsian Rink "a il IA
oIeass ~ ~ e ~ Va ", Scom MEDIATE any
.nms. WS;,a ~ ~ = oant instIy feel
nroni that thav are snceessf,,l enouph
alwsya To have sood audience. they wish
ID say 10 the public that they can comfort
ahlv. aecommodata nil who desire To come.
i,7sal q l,,if, y
Tha,ad;es "a tbe Home benevolent So.
c;etu and ali those who have mt them.
sa,,as @ T., q nns;tion 4" Enow sdecIare 7that
sba ns e - st;.I s.,aat deai N snffering In
tns,, , y, thases ~ NJ M ronld hsln Will.
;ns % ~ nSt real;se the Great mead II char.
IT, TSa Wayor nos ivan mn th;s society the
,, 3 ~ S;ty Hal for Thnrsday evening.
w JH q stnonnd,i ~ anv .article will he re.
cs Ie az the nrice ~ admission to the
s6cisI t .. ihefd there. Of eonrse more
tSa@ ona nonnd viii he 'received with
thsnts az @ w." ! - :. -
S' 'o en- $40
one q me most noyel events 81 wy SEA- "a
son wll DC .he iaee q al nanoa a; Nv a sns
Elyslan nnk to.nign.: VERY aaas,,a anu
Tas.on WI 90 .ettesenteu tn vii
1he ehtlIe nunpeT oi ioheessauts I'll
pataae tne stleeS tnis ae t9ia. " .; aJ
costume. Match lor .hen, any a Nv ihs .aas
H. ana see me Negro a w tpn 6h;na @
pahet, Tug 1ahAee 1t4u sio I'M 49,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-30
A comlsg mu.ioai Attraction.

A word to people who profess to have
an appreciation OF good music will hardly
be out Of season at thistime. In the course
OF few days the Mendelssohn Quintette
Club, Of Boston, with the venerable Ryan
at their head, will appear in this city for
ono performance. This is the finest organ
ization OF the kind in the country, and it
Is to be hoped that every lover Of music
will not fail to be there and let them see
that Wheeling people have improved in
their appreciation Of what is thoroughly
good in music. and not let themgo away
disgusted with the shamefully small
audience as that which greeted their last
appearance in this city few years since
Giese, the "celloist, !" is the finest in the
States. and is a thorough artist, never fail
ing TO arouse the enthusiasm Of every mu-
sician who has been SO fortunate as to
hear him. &
Ryan is an acknowledged artist on the
elarionet, and still retains all his old-time
skill and delicacyof tone. twill be seen
at that performance who appreciate music
of a high standard, and those who do not
will be conspicuous by their absence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-30
Tic nIe.srs. murphy.

Those interested in the lecture to beide-
livored at the First baptist church this
evening sby Mr.. Edward Murphy on
John Bull and Brother Jonathan de-
sire II announced that Mr.. Murphy will
be here without fail on this occasion.
This lecture has made very favorable
impression wherever it has been given.
Tomorrow Mr.. Francis Murphy will be
here, and he will take up the temperance
work again tomorrow evening. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-30
ABOUT People.
st.ansels IN Ibe ol,y aal wheelIas Foll'

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Captain John McLure and vile returned
home from Texas Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Bowcock, who has been Wis.
iting Mrs. O. H. fancy, left for home Sat
urday.
the publication OF the acts OF the late Leg.
stature, returned TO the city Saturday al.
ter visit TO his home at Huntington.
Mr.. W. E. R. Byrne, Clerk Peyton's as.
sistant during the late session Of the Leg
islature, who has been in the city since
the adjournment, left for his home at
Charleston Saturday.
Miss Mimic Palmer, who will appear as
tAIy Sweetheart" at the Wheeling Opera
House Monday night, Is not past 20 Year,
OF age. Mile Palmer, who appeared on
the stage years ago was an entirely differ
emit person. Miss Minnie Is q very attrac.
tive lady on the stage, and o number Of
our people will 60 up TO see her. Mr.. 7. S.
Tappan, Of this city, to-day received alet.
ter from his cousin, who Is Miss Palmer's
manager, to meet him in Wheeling.-BL
laire Tribune. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-30

on crrY, Pa, March National transit ccrtia.
s sssss sopssnssaa hsgSst Lowest Sc:
el30.p6 haTtels: runs 65,eS7 barrels: shipments
6A2l barrels: charters a. ei9 barrels: OIL Exchange
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pgL. Il. o. T.
TO the Grain. Fruit aud Produce rrade In

Iwish toinform the trade that On and
business at the old stand, 1902 Main street,
and that ] shall have full stock OF Fruits,
Produce and Grain; at PRICES as low as any
in the city. Thanking our patrons for
their liberal patronage in the past, and
asking a continuance in thes me for the
new firm, !. II. sfAMA, !.
Successor to Mabis 4 stamm, Wholesale
Produce and Grain, 1902 Main street.
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@eO. 81. saooR & Go.
SHOOK & co.

Our late purchases of Spring
and Summer Dry Goods and
Notions have all arrived, and
we now show complete lines in
every department. Wequote a
few special bargains:
toDozen fine all wool Jersey
Jackets in sizes ranging from 80
to "a inches, inclusive, at 81 IS
each. The best bargain ever
offered in Jerseys
100 White Bed Spreads, extra
quality and size, at 81 90, worth
81 so. :
22Hx4e inches; reduced price,
15c each. I,
mere, all colors, 121lc per yard.
A fine selection OF Kid Gloves
in all the new Spring Shades.
The public will find this Sea
sons Stock to far surpass that
Of any previous season, both as
regards to variety and extent.
An early inspection is respect
fully solicited.
Store open in the evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-30

Yesterday mornings services at st.
MattheysP 2. z. church were very inter
esting and were attended byfan unusually
large congregation, a eisge numbering
twenty was confirmed by Bishop fetefkip,
Who also preached, his text being .syN lib.
ont God, and with no hope in the world. Y
It was q very able discollye. Last even
ipe's services were conducted by Bio
rector, Roy r Rush swope. Next SIM.
day being faatoI, the services will Of
course be more than usually iHteFestpg,
The choir Is busily engaged In TSReSrsi Ing
the music for that OCCASION. q ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-30

Its promised by all concerned that the
HMy sweethGart''iot Tonight shall excel,
in oil pointsof excellence; all previous rep.
reseniationsof thisplay. Since her appear
ance in Wheeling two years ago, Minnie
Palmer has succeeded in gaining a position
second to no soubrette Of her day. She
will favor the audience with an entirely
new selection Of songs aud dances, and
her present support Is said to be vastly
superior to any she has yet had. The
play, too, has undergone complete re-
vision, and resembles the old version
only SO far as it retains some Of the more
prominent characters. The seats for to-
night are nearly all sold, and the advance
sale for to.motfowis already exceptionally
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-30
Observation-Disclosures.
The saataa, Reporter Get. a Mash on anle

tsuths n
The river reporter returned last even.
ing from a little iunketing .sip that be
has been on for his health. He was re.
lating his experiences last night when he
tnrped To the dramatic man and shot Of
the following: "By the way, 1 signalled
Rhea, the Wheeling iavorite, at noon TO.
day. She was At Newark in tho dining
room coaling up on a ran to Washing.
ton from the west. She had quite Q good
looking tow along with her, some oi
'em familiar in this town. That
ugly foreign maid Of hers is still acting
tender to her and the supplies and decora.
tons nearly filled the baggage cor. shD
said the season had been . fair one with
her-hadn't been losing any money, and
that she would make this port puKp on her
dstes. She Is to where Tor three nights
Won know. Howdid she ,look2 As trim
and snug " ever; little tumbled up
maybe, alter q hard atsbts run. and per-
hans q little heavier In the bald than be-
fore, but she has the same bright t0ptl ghlttss
asd handsome head. She retained fag
sais Id ti,at clipper French lingo Of hers
very allarmihdS Soy, when she blows
IN here arrange II 70 a. nc = good place
ON tina forward deck where can zee heFE
dress performance, will you? !
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Humpty pumpty This week.

After being closed one week Charley
sbay's Theatre will reopen this evening,
Miaco's famous specially troupe and
EHumpty pRmptyn being this weeks
attraction. Alfred Aliaco is one Of the
most famous clowns in the profession, and
his company is spoken Of in terms Of the
highest praise, The Cotuiabine, Miss Laura
Alfaco, and Fairy Queen, Miss Donna Stick.
ney, are pretty and graceful.
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r1NANo.r ANp 8 IrlRAlpE.
~ 81 IN sionsy and stock Mar.

II kats.
iNEw YoEx, March 3 Money easy Of percent
Prime ercantile paper ie5 percent steFling Il
GovHBNltESiSS outlet and, nh6hAnge q, Exception
coupon KS which ate ~ percent highef.
sfAfE kEGpKfFIis-A lililg molu active and II
many cases shade lower, but Tennessee geaetally
srScxss Tho E,Srket to-day vas very dun and
irregular. Thefewcr no important tunlots The
European war news had apnaIently 70 elitet and
operators 10 walt The only active stocks were
.Lackawanna and Pacific Mail, with q moderate
business IN ST. Paul. Lake Shore and tern!
The about y. sseady prizes
Iofiy Of the stocks show gains Of u TO ~ percent,
the latter Pacific Mall but Iaekawanna, !! up 81
Union Paciae u, pelAwate \ Hudson ". Western
and Rock Island each ! percent The important
declines are New Jersey ceutfat ~ percent, Lake
Shore ~ and st Pault percent.
Transactions 2i3. 900 shares. AID
Paebe q OF rs rs; Central Pacide. ll9k Eric,
Sc; Lehigh 4 Wilkesharre; q; Louisiana ConsolG
Missouri @, 81. Joseph, 10; 81 +. s. G
Pacific Land Grants, 81 do Rio GtRnde, 50: Union
Pacific hxts, ll21t; do Land Grants. los; do Sink.
Ing Fund, us; Virginia q, as; Virginia Cons9ls
extra mstred COUPON 90 det e S
southern, az; Central Pacific, 30 q; chesapeake
Ohio 81 do dpt preferred, 10Y; do second pre-
ferrcd III. @, O. G, q /, %; Denver Rio Gtaaae,
.asnni6Si & 81 joseph s.: do preferred. ss asked:
Kansas & Texas, ~ Lake Erie 4 Western, II;
Lake Shore, q; Louisyille& Nashville Louis
VILE New Albany 4 Chicago, .; T.. Memphis 4
S: Memphis & Charleston. 81: Michigan Central.
81; Missouri Pacific, 9g15S; Nashyfle Chattanooga,
3S5<; New Jersey Central, a2Ii Northern Pacific,
tetstsd, is05: New York Central ss< Ohio en-.
tral, "; Ohio d Mississippi 16{ do preferred, 45;
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Matters of Minor Moment In and About tho
City.
YESTERDAY was Palm Sunday.
The public schools enjoy vacation this
week.
Two marriage licenses were issued Sat
urday.
TnEPublic Library is closed for the an-
nual Strengthening up.
MINNIE PALMER in "My Sweetheart"
at the Opera House tonight.
MlAco's "Humpty Dumpty" at Charley
Shay's Theatre this evening,
TnE Ford Opera Company left yesterday
morning at 7:l0 for Pittsburgh.
FoREpAuGn's showis headed this way.
The agents were here Saturday.
LECTURE, "John Bull and Brother JON
athan," by Edward Murphy at the First
Baptist Church tonight,
TONIGHT there will be race between
Wheeling and Bridgeport coiorcd people
at the Mammoth Rink at Bridgeport.
ANTHONY KRAus was adjudged lunatic
BY Squire Ankle Saturday, and committed
to jail TO await transportation to the Wes-
ton Asylum,
Ike SMITH and Jessie Sells, both colored,
we're fined $50 and costs each Saturday,
by Squire Arkle, and in default OF pay
ment semitic jail.
TIE business mon along Main and Mar
ket streets south OF Fourteenth are doing
some tall kicking about the condition OF
Alley B in that square.
GEORGE RICKETTS,, foreman Of the Hope
hose house, who was recently hurt at q fire
on the Island, is able to be out again,
though not yet entirely well.
4. TOMMY CocKAYSv made a nuisance OF
himself in the Holkstldn Office Saturday,
and Mr.. Lepper, the proprietor, was
Obliged To knock him down. Tommy is
very mad. .
SOME reckless individual fired a revolver
in the rear Of the Senate saloon Saturday
evening, and the ball entered McAdams'
paint shop and struck table at which
Mr.. McAdams was working.
THEY talk Of sinking four or Eve sopa-
rate holes at Beech Bottom, to the depth
OF the first gas vein, about 700 feet, and
by combining the product get fuel enough
to run rolling mill. II seems to be
pretty uniformly found at that depth, and
the project seems feasible Rellsbtiry Her
aid. i5
VIZ are pleased to note that Vice presi=
dent @. D. Thompson, Second district, has
been elected by the directors OF the Al
hambra Palace Skating Rink, Wheeling,
w. Va, as manager. The rink is ASSUME
ing finished appearance rapidly. and we
hope that Neil will make tpay when once
opened. Pittsburgh Labor Tribune.
CONFUSION services were held at the
Fourth Street church last evening. Yes
terday morning Rev. DR.. John Williams,
Of Bellaire, preached, and the services last
evening were conducted by tho Presiding
Elder, Rev. George E. Hite, assisted by
Rev. i. W.. Ryan, Of Detroit. Mr.. Hite
preached an appropriate sermon. The
pastor, Rev, DR.. Smith, is in New Orleans.
Mr.. F. J. HEARNE, manager Of the River
side mill, has contracted with a. w
Walker, Of Pittsburgh, to build for the
Riverside Company, plate mill IA by
1856 feet at Benwood. This mill will be
made entirely OF steel and will be COM
pleted as soon as the work can be done.
Tho Riverside Company is making the
steel atits Benwood plant for the struc-
fnpn1 work iultsT