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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10

Mrs. Winslox's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription Of one o
the best female nurses and physicians in tht
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing suceess by mil
lions of mothers for their children. Dur.
ing the process of teethins Its value is ID
calculabis. Ii relieves the child from pain
cures dysenteFy aud dlarrhes, gripping IN
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health 10 the child it rests The mother.
Prine 2Se bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10

Its Celebration at Arion Hall Last
Night.
The celebration of the Fuldaer Kirmiss
was observed last night at Arion Hall by
grand ball which was attended BY o
large number Of our German citizens
Kramer's tull orchestra made the music
aud pleasant time was experienced BY
all.
The Kirmiss is sort of Thanksgiving
feast and generally occurs some time after
the crops are harvested. 10 the old coun
TRY the festival is looked forward 10 with
pleasurabls an,icipations for FIVE or si1
months before the event traDspires. Sew
eral weeks before the time al
the young men in the vicinity
of the place it is TO be held, assemble and
elect leader, who is director of the whole
affair. The affair begins by all the people
in the neighborhood attending church IL
the morning. AT the close OF the service
they are met OF the church door with 9
brass band and march to public equart
where several dances are INDUCED in, and
the leader ia crowned with wreath o.
flowers and a silk handkerchief by hit
sweetheart.
Then they adjourn to hall, where the
festivities are kept up until II o'clock
This programme is generally kept up fol
three days, which are observed as holidays
by everybody. Although the feast could
not be observed here in tie same manner
yet all present last night enjoyed the event
greatly on account of It's associations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
THE SECOND MUSICALE,
Given at MI. de Chantai, Saturday
Evening.
The Programme Carried Out In Vel,
Entertaining hanner---How the
Performers Acquitted
Themselves.

In the second Musical Recital of the Sea-
son. given Saturday night st Mt de Chants',
Part was devoted to the beginners in the
art for which that Academy is famous,
while Part 2 was rendered By those who
had figured before, in like entertainments.
To all who study music thoroughly, moth
ing can be of more interest than to note
the progress made by those just entering
the arduous path that leads to proficiency
in the divine science" The following
programme was carried out in the usual
creditable manner of the students at Mt de
Chantsl.
Ghosts Ialmage
Read by Miss Mamie Brennan.
Piano So.o-"Prtite HIStOirette .Messonler
Miss KaIe Dsepn.
g. Song-"The AlDins Hunter" schubert
Miss Mary Hagan.
4 Poem-"Be Womsn" .......
Read by Mss Mamie kennedy.
s. Plane sOo-"Bluette" op: A6.............. Heller
Miss AIDE aide Proctor.
g. Song-"Ihe Rainy Day Denpsler
Miss GA Buhoup.
7. German
Miss Fay Coll,ns
PARrH
1. Pilno -"Musings". Woln
| Miss Mamie Healy. 49,
q Song-"Why NotT" o'
| Miss BroOksie Robinson.
g. 1.-THE Wind and the stream Hunt
Read ny Miss Flora Buhoup.
l. Piano SolO-"Evening Song" :.:...........-Heller
| Miss Nora kerrik
5. Song-"veni CREATOR yer
! Miss Mary fully.
! Miss Anna Mccullough
! Z Piano Solo-I( ap ice op. a.. .....-. Hummer
| Miss Jane Humts.
s. Song-"Ave Mar a.. ..".Concone
Miss Mary Donohue
Miss Kate Deegau, of Bsnwood, W. Va
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ARE READY TO CONFER.

A Conference Committee Appointed by
the EaiIers' Association.
There was some complaint on the part
of the manufacturers that the Nai!ers As
socistion had ignored the fact that COL
ference committee had been appointed BY
The Western Nail Association. The nail
srs claim that the neglect was not inten-
tional, but merely Misunderstanding
TO correct any seeming mistake on their
part the following letter was sent Secre'
tsry Wise yesterday:
WHEELING, November g. 1895.
Mr.. Geo. Wise, Secretary cfthe Western
Nail association:
DEAR SIR: Il have been authorized BY
the Executive Board of the United Nail,
ers, Heaters and Rollers Association, to
notify you officially that we have Con
ference Committee aud are willing to meet
a like Committee from the Association Of
which you are Secretary, at any time and
place that your Association may name.
Yours respectfully,
Nj. A. CHEW,
Secy Of the L. N. q. and r. Asso.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
NOTICE. To LIEE HOLDERS.

To sIl person, no ding liens by utgmsnt or other
wise, on the real .stsie or any pa thereof o
Johu b. Lyle ana Virgin q T. Lyle. his vile, o,
Of either 81 be0' and the real estate OF which
James Ly died teized:
In pursDsnc. cf decree 81 The Circuit Court o.
Oh o UNITY, West Virginia, made 10 q cause there,
IT, pending o subject The real egLate Of tbs sale
Jonn F Lyle anG tie nid Virginia H. Ly 10. and
the resl e-tste Of which The ssid Jane, Lyle died
.sizsd 10 the Subtraction OF The lens ihereon you
hereby required TO present oil claims held b.,
you aud each Of you sgairst the said John Is Lyl
and the said Virginia =. Lyle. or either OF the %
and against the .stste Of the said James Lyle, de
ceased, which are lieIs on the said real estate OF
any pot thereof fer adjudication 10 me 1t m,
,tice, no. I720 Cbspline sue I, H. The city O,
Wheeling Ohio county, West FirVinia, on or be
ore tuesday, the Path day OF Eog, mber, 1855.
Given u der my hand, this 24th day o. Octster
1885. JOSEPH X. PADLL,
oc2Goaut commissioner.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
rHArcHER, ra1aRosE AxD WEST.

THATCHER, PRIMROSE AND VEST.
STANDING room only" was the legend
which adorned the frcnt of the Opera
House box Office last night at 8 o clock. The
attraction was Thatcher. Primrose & Vests
great minstrel troupe, and the audience at
the close of the performance departed
thoroughly pleased at the way the lne
programme had been rendered. One
striking feature of the evening was The
absence of the old familiar jokes which
have been retailed by srti3ts in burnt cork
from B. G. down to date. Several OF the
asots were very good, as, for instance, when
Interlocutor Marble asks Rice where he
has been for the past few weeks, Rice re-
plies, up in New York stumping the
State"
"What luck did Won hsve7'
"Well--poor. You see they smoke 'em
too short up there"
Again, the conversation turns upon the
fair sex. and Marble remarks that he has
o new girl.
What's her naue?' asks Rice.
"Helen French"
"Well, er-you know-what is it In Ell
gHshT" :,
Following the first part came an excel
lent Drum Majors parade, by Messrs. Prim-
rose, West, Talbert Griffin, Marks, CraW'
ford, McKission and Haley, the drill being
one Of the best ever put on our stage.
Prof Burton's educated dogs made very
entertaining feature of the bill, the ami
mails beusying marvellous intelligence by
their tricks and fests of Jumping, dancing,
turning somerssults and mimicry. The
Nelson family performed a series of aero
batic feats that showed rare skill, strength
and agility, and it may be doubted If q
better performance Of this sort has ever
been witnessed here. A clever sketch en-
titled Lawn Tennis" succeeded, and then
George Thatcher did his great act entitled
think it Over" which brought down The
house. The entertainment concluded viii
a laughsOle trsyesry on the "Miksdo.
~hich ended by 10 Ko being fred from
l2.inch mortar against brick wall.
"FRITz EMMETT"
We are pleased 10 announce to oul
readers. the appearance of "Mr. j. K. EN-
met" in his best of all plays, Fritz il
Ireland" or the Bell Ringer of the Rhine
and the Love OF the Shamrock, at the
Opera House on. Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. November ll'h and 18th: Mr.
Emmett is supported by powerful com
psny, and his own oTchesrra of selec
musicians, who travel with Mr. Emmett ii
his original songs and dances. We woulc
advise our readers to secure their seat
early.
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Don't Forget It.

B. D. Spencer. that most genial of all
men. and manager OF the Continental Ho'
rel, Chicago, is at the Stsmm House. He
ia locking after the comforts Of the excur'
sionis.s to the Live Stock Snow at Chicago
via the B. L D. road. The Continental is
one OF the beat two dollar day hotels 10
Chicago, and during the stay of excursiou-
ists il is proposed 10 reduce the rates to
81 so per day. Exeursionists journeyipg
TO the Lake City will find Mr.. Spencer on
the train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
SELECTION OF A SITE

For the Pioreer Society Building-Tk
Committee to Report w. dnssdsy
Night.
The committee appointed By the Pioneer
Society to make report as to the advah'
tages of several pieces of ground on which
to erect society 'uilding is engaged il
the work Of ascertaining the cost Of certain
grounds spoken Of. They will ask Cour'
crl tonight what the site of the Ark will
be sold for The Haudlan property at thu
corner of Market and Sixteenth streets il
also mentioned, as well as the grouno
lying east of The Elm Grove railroad Office
the owners of which probably offer III.
most acceptable advantages The report
is expected to be prepared ready to pre-,
sent OF meeting Of the Pioneer Society
Wednesday evening
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To De Analysed.

Chris. Kalbirzer, the butcher of whom
Mrs Sims bought the sausage 10 which she
attributed the symptoms Of poisoning ex'
psrienced By her and another lady, Sstrr
day night has sent q quantity of the food
to Prot DEight, who will analyze it for
traces Of poison, a report of which will be
printed in due season Mr.. Kslbitzer says
he scld 200 pounds of the meat Saturday,
and heard no complaint from any Of his
other purchasers.
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ON THE OHIO.
an EpitoIns OF News Concerning th'
Boa aud Boatmen,

Boa aud Boatmsn,
The Josh Cook passed up with empties
Glenn Mstrheny, one of the Oldest ant
nest known pilots on the Ohio, Mississippi
Wabash, Tennessee, and Cumberland
rivers, died OF psralysis on the W. A. John
SOD, near Jacksonville, Ind Sunday night
The Emma Graham is due up for Pitts
burg this morning.
The marka last night indicated fee
3 inches aud rising.
Capt g. C. Cilles will join his beat, III,
Onward, here today.
The Katie Siockdale is due down thi
morning for Cincinnati.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati q
3 o'clock this afternoon.
The steamer ". N. Chancellor will bt
up about II o'clock tonight.
The C. W. Bachelor leaves for Pitts
burg this morning 3, 7 O'Clock.
The marks at Rit'sbure last night indi
Gated feet inches and rising.
The Diurnsl will be to-dsy's Parkerf.
burg packet, leaving at ii o. m.
Marks at other pisces: Greensboro, u
feet 2 inches and falling; Oil City, 3 feet and
7-lO inches and falling Psrk.ts4f 5
inches and falling; Brownsville, 4 get
and stationary; Rice's Landing, t..fe t
and stationary; Lock No. 4, feet &C
stationary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10

Picked Up Here and Thsrs by Register
Reporters.

Picked Up Here and There ny heeiFtsi
Reporters.
COUNCIL tonight.
0SE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
THREE deeds Of trus. were admitted to
record yesterday.
A VERY interesting series of religious
meetings ere being held at Thompson ID.
E Church Island.
TINS Committee on Fire Department
met at the City Building last night and
audited the monthly bills,
ONLY ladies' being masked will be re-
anired to have invitations TO the mask
carnival at the ALEXANDRA rink tonight
Transfers are complaining of the horri-
Die Condition of Alley q. west of McCnl
loeb street. A wagon containing half 3
load Of coal broke down there yesterday.
The large plate glass for the front Of the
new Reilly building arrived yesterday and
workmen viii commence putting it in to-
day.
". II. BARBER, who is said to be the
equal OF Sanary on the otcycie, VIII DC
at the Chspline street rink Wednesday and
Thursday.
"FRITz ENNEr's" songs are sung in the
uarlois of the rich and the garrets Of the
poor. Don't fail to see him at the Opera
House on Wednesday and Thursday eve
nipgs, November llth and 18th.
A BOY name Keenan,. aged IL years,
who is employed at Hobbs, Brockunier q
Co 3 glass house, received severe cut or
his right cheek yesterday morning caused
By falling down among some glass.
! A. WgUTHRIcH, q tailor, whose place o
business is at T43 Main street, put put ou
a sign several days ago, and when he sros'
Yesterday lol and behold the sign was gone
Mr. Weuthrich has a suspicion Of who tn
guilty party is.
APRoPos of billy goats o lady who re
sides on Twentieth street complains that
naughty billy has been burting around
Main aud Twenty fifth streets at danger
Gus rate and she wants the attention 9th
police called to his goatships froics. Th'
majority of billy goats are evidently no
gentlemen.
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A. :. AND A. NJ.
convocation of ths Royal Arch
Chapter Of W. Va, Yesterday.
The Officers and Representatives Pres
ent.--The Result Of the Elsc-
tion---Meeting Of the
Grand Lodge To-Day.

The Grand Royal Arch Chapter of West
Virginia held its fifteenth Annual Convcca
ZION in this city, converting st noon on yes
tsrdsy. The following officers of the
Grand Chapter and representatives Of Sub
o,d;nate Chanters were nresenr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
Police Pickups.

In Police Court yesterday morning, Ike
Smith. for striking Big Jess" Cells, go'
81 and costs. BE got thirty days. John
Mooney and George Henneman were Or
raigued for fighting. They got 50 and
costs each. The csses of Peter Strauss
and Henry Me,z, for Sighting in Millers So
loon, East Wheeling we're continued until
to-day. Jack Murphy, for disorderly con-
duct, got 81 and costs. He went to the
nilI.
The Sunday night cutting scrsps, on
Market street, near Luke's livery stable,
has lot yet been clesred up. The police
ns ve 8 psSty under suspicion, but no 10 3
late hour last night no arrest had been
made
4 very large man evidently from Pi'ts-
burg. took bis stand on Market street last
night and aeeosted passers by for aims
An one time he followed TWO ladies up, tip
ued ms hat and asked them for money.
They we're much startled and on the point
Of calling fos help when the fellow skunk Of
of. At last his opportunities became
a nuisance especially as he
had been drinking, and several persons
to officer Carney, wko put the
man under arrest, but wss resisted and q
seattle took place, in which the Pittsburg
ehsp was thrown to the ground, and sn ex-
citing scene eusued. Some OF the by
sanders held the fellow uuiil the officer
got the bracelets on him and eaccfted him
% the lockup. BE refused to give his
mama
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The Klins.S,slouey Fight.

Tee published details Of the Kline.
MaloDey fight of Sunday evening created a
good desl of excitement among down town
mill men yesterday. During the morning
the report that Maloney was dying vas te!s-
phoned up town, and Squire Davis went
down after noon to inquire into the matter
He found the rumor to be q gross exsg.
gerstiou, although Mslonsy was quite badly
used up.
Mart Mulcurns and Thomas Burns cay
that they bsd nothing to do with the fight
on Sunday evening; that they were passing
when the trouble occurred, spd when
Maloney was knocked down they picked
him up and assisted him home. Both men
also ssy that Msloney did not cut Kline,
and that he was not cut during tie
progress Of the fight, or while they were
present.
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TO BE INITIATED.
Council to Meet In the New City Hall
This EVening.


Council to Meet In the New City hall
This EVening.
This evening the City Council viii meet
in the new chambers in the south half OF
the public building, and large crowd OF
spectators are expected to look on while
the solous go through the iOrmality OF
choosing their desks and make the first
break toward accustoming themselves 20
the righteousness of their new quarters
In the Second Branch President
Sweeney will WELD the gavel from
the dizzy heights of the desb
formerly presided over BY the President
OF the State Senate, while Clerk Bowsrt
will call the roll from the less elevated
station where the Senatorial Secretary wa
won't to do his scribbling. The reporters
have been supplied with massive walnut
table and easy chairs upon level with
the floor, ana will set facing the members
decided improvement upon the old order
of things. In the FIRST Branch the Mayor
and clerk will occupy the desk under
which, in the olden time, the several Su-
preme Court Judges we're wont to stow
their legs, the reporters being Immediately
in front.
The work OF getting the chambers in
readiness for occupancy this evening was
pushed all day yesterday, and this after
noon at 8 o'clock the building will be
thrown open for the inspection of the pub
lie, from the lookup and Police Court room
in the basement to the Council chambers
upon the second floor. Thsiockup, com
pieted last Saturday, is daily visited BY
numbers Of people, and is universally ad
mired, both for design and workmanship
IL was built under the superintendency o
George Simpson, manager of the Hinge
Company, and he may well be proud OF th'
job. A Dickelplated plate has beer
screwed upon the door of cell No. !, bear
ing this inscription:
BUILT By
WHEELING HINGE co.
| 0CTonEa 1gS5
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Msmove ats of whselinRitcs. and II Q Com
0uo aod d0in~ NJ 9fran0aPN.


MsmoTe ats of whselinEites. and II Com
iDg and Going of Strangers.
A. q. Burnley, Of Cameron, is at the
Howell House.
NJ Robert B. Burt, ofthe Island pharma
cy, is i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Whiteman, representing New York
oil house, Was in the city yesterday.
Mics Best Pittsburg, is the guest Of
Mrs. DR.: BaguleY, on Chspline street.
Geo. N. Harrison is home fcom husi-
ness trip and is stopping at the Howell.
Mr.. L Metz left last evening for Ne"
York to purchase a new stock OF winter
goods.
DR.. J. b. Weymouth, of Beverly, w.
Va, editor Of the Mystic Tie" is in the
city.
Messrs. Cbas W. Bsrrick and Jacob
Koon z, of New Martinsyille, are quartereo
at The Howell.
The many friends of Me-. August
Be,tiDger, Of Elm Grove, will regret to
hear his youngest child, q bright little
babe, died last Saturday. The interment
occurred on Sunday Mt Mt. Calvary.
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An internal R.rolntian

Which enables the stomach 10 throw CT the yokt
of dyspepsia is effected thr Ugh tie aid Of Hostel
tens stomach BIT ers a most Scisnt ally in var.
ring with all disorders which affect the digestive
organs, the liver ard The bCSts. When the dys-
peptie eSIaistoes heartburn, Wind en- the St N.
anu, or any }; tie e:her familiar symptoms Of his
malay rinssGslfai o. this Test hIass scr naehiG
wi:l dIstpsie Ihcn, std spIrslsaos Of remedy
bring about cure Csnttipz ion AMI b Iiousnss /,
evils - the re ief Of which sp1t It's aud ca bar.
tics are inadsqua'e. ai'o ytld to tn fine alter.
stiye 1hs r1tOradon Of sSp5tl'e and nightly re-
Sose, and The d.s8opeara .ceofibOs nervous tymp-
Ioais thsa kkhlt9sliy supoJ the chronic sufferer
from dyspeps'a, Ais0 en1ae upon TIE use tf the
Bittsrs, which Il liteztSe lianesrd r me y fnd
prt venuye Of lerer and ayue, rhsamIlisr, lid!
ney and bladder troubles and debility.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10

AN elegant and complete line Of
SuItiDgs. PnntalOOnings and over
cOatings. made TO order In best
style and al lowest price.
For comfort get one OF those
best Wool Knit Jackets, and your
Furnishing Goods at
q. HESS e SONS,
1927 a 1928 Market Sc.
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NARROW ESCAPE.

A Cat Almost Sucks the Life From a
Small Child.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Baker, who
lives on Caldwelrs Run, rocked her baby
to sleep and then made bed for it upon
the floor and covered it up snugly. She
was engaged at work outside of the house
.bout twenty minutes, and when she came
pack was Mortified to see cat lying upon
he infants neck. She rushed TO the res.
cue and the beast was frightened away
The cat had sucked the child's breath, and
he poor babe VAS already quite black IL
he face and totally unconscious, and hao
the mother been several minutes later the
child would have no doubt been dead AZ
it was. help was summoned and The infanr
restored u consciousness That cat will
undoubtedly lose i,s life if it returns.
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The ChapIine Street Rink Carnival.

At the Grand Mask Carnival which
takes place at the Chapline street rink on
Friday evening, November l3th, no one
will be admitted to the floor unless masked.
The management have decided to offer
tue folloHing useful and handsome prizes:
To the lady wearing the finest costume, a
handsome silk umbrella; to the lady wear
ing the most original costume, three dollars
worth of coupon ticseIs; to the gentleman
wearing the best dude costume, Q pair OF
club skates; to the gentleman wearing the
suit showing the greatest variety OF eolors,
a skate satehel.
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An Euterprising, Reliable house.

Logan / Co, can always be relied upon
not only to carry in stock the best of every
thing, but to secure the agency for such ar
ticlss ss haEs Esn spown merit, and are
popular with the people, theEesy slstsiniug
:he reputation of being always enterprising
and ever reliable. Having secured the
AGENCY for the celebrated DR.. Kings New
Dsooyery for Consumption, will sell it on a
positive guarantee. ]. viii surely cure any
and every affection of Throat. LuRgs, and
Chest, and to show our confidence. We ipvits
ron 10 call and get Trisl Bottle Free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10

At Bepwood, prive Away An OHeer Who
Attempts TO Arrest Them.
Quite rumpus vas created in car
standing on a switch in the BenEood mill
yard Sunday night about twelve o'clock. 1t
appears that four or FIVE young pro-
fessionsls were engaged at that hour in 8
game Of poker. The Waterman at the mill
ordered them to desist and leave the mill
ground, but they refused. The Waterman,
who BY tbs way is sworn policeman,
attem pied to arrest thep, when too Of the
party drew their reyolVers and drove the
watchmsn away. he being engaged in Sd
unequal contest. One of the parties to the
aEraY, skipped the tow yesterday
morning, upoa hssring that q warrant was
sworn out for his arrest
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L. .GooD&Co sell dry goods the cheapes
THE COMING TERM

rOrs.
The following grand jurors have beer
drawn for the term Of the Circuit Cour
commencing on Monday mex: A. J. SWee
ney, Fred Weimer, VIM. HHvay, John A
Armstrong, J1hu BOd!ey, A. Y. Kelly,.B
F. CaldSeil, Fred Lindenan, W. q
Travis, joseph Ankle, II. Schrabe. A. J
Wilson, VIM. r gers, John Baird, Chris.
Stoehr and John &. White.
This term Of Court will be very i'm
portsnt one, a considerable number of
heavy cases being on the docket for trial.
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