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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-23

&@ $3.50
STATE SKC5KITIEs-Some Of the State
bonds were dull and generally unchanged.
RAILROAD BOSDs-More active to-day.
SrocKs--The market was very dull and
very irregular to-day. Opening prices
showed slight gains in quotations over the
final figures Of yesterday bat the de-
cline set in Immediately thereafter and
most stocks continued weak until early 10
the afternoon. An upward movement in
srAngers, which began about n o'clock,
was followed by generalimprovement and
the market continued strong but dull to the
close, which was at or near the best prices
of the day for Gould stocks and graugera,
but considerably lower for Wander.
bits and coal stocks. In
most cases prices seemingly are
f~rsctionslly higher than at the close yester-
day, while three or four stocks gained be-
tween / and 2 per cent The market gives
abundant evidence Of being remarkably
well supported, and leading bull operators
talk very confidently of much better prices
in the pear future. The sales were only
l78JSD0 shares. st. Paul closed at q gain
of per cent, Northwestern per cent,
Pacific Mail at per cent, Missouri Pacific
closed IL higher, Manitoba II, Omaha
common II, and preferred 2 per cent, Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas !, Rock Island t.
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John A. Guno's shorthorns.

John A. Guno who lost heavily in his
early importstons os Shorthorns to Texas,
did better with his last importation of thir-
teen head, twelve females, he having only
lost one. he attributes his luck to
100 grains of q~uinine, given to each sgimal
40 grains of a~uinine, to one ounce OF nitre
Al q desc. be thinks that reclamation
fever is malarial, and that q%uinine is the
specific. Mr.. Symes concurs with him, but
thinks much attention should be given to
the diet of the animal.
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Notice to Take Dispositions.
! In the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia
III, ChanearW

mAn Brady In the Circuit Court Of Ohio
~ COUNTY, West virginia
fhCe Brady. In Chapesry.
notice that the dspOsitions Of DR.. =. b
y Frank Dolan, Mrs Mary Allen and oth-
lbetaken at the ohs6eoi Robert White. No,
Shapline street, Wheeling, in TIE state Q
Virginia, On the 18th day Of May, A ID:
StEeen the hours OF 9 O'clock q. M. n
II P m, and that the dispositions OF Orman
LJs A. Barnett, May Hardy, Anrte dArdyI
tSn MARSHALL, Amanda Lockharh Catherine
~ viii be taken at the once Of John 4.
chief counsel OF the Baltimore and Onlo
70 Company In Baltimore, In the
q Maryland, on the 2tn day Of NAY, A
between the hours Of 9 O'Clock O. m and =
N, which depOSitio1s when taken VIII
n evidence in the above named cause on
~ sad UrmAn Brady. And II, fnom q
"a taxing Of said dispositions d NOT %
Nleec, or being commenced, shall not De com,
~ The respective days named, the taxing
viii be adjourned from tins TO time
@Ee shall be completed
aIeE BRADY. ORMAN BRADY
By his Counsel, Robert White
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling,

UnoouuIs
The market is very good, this week
Messrs. Hudson b Bsyhs furnished the
following quotations:
Cattle, 81 5095 90 for all kinds.
hogs, fair supply, ~activei 4i942c per ID
Sheep, 23@4lc.
Calves, IS 00@l0 90.
Fresh COWS, $40 OO@40 90.
New York.
New YORK, April 22.-Beeves-Raceipts
l73 car loads; market dull and closed weak;
common to prime steers S. 70@6 so; bulls
and oxen s. 1904 so; exporters took 10
car loads and shipped l56 head of cattle.
Sheep-Receipts ALSO head; market dull
and depressed at 4 1905 rs per hundred
pounds for unshorn sheep; SO 1904 Is for
clipped sheep, and S. 6O@6 10 for unshorn
yesrlings.
Dogs - Receipts IL, 700 head; all for
slaughterers direct. No trading in live
hogs; market nominally dull and lower at
81 00@4 rs per hundred pounds.
CHICAGO, April 22.-The Drovers' Jour
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts $500 head;
shipments 1890 head; market slow; choice
light grades barely steady; heavy, coarse
and lean cattle l0c lower; shipping grades
a 50@5 10; butchers 81 1904 60; stock
ers and feeders So 1904 60.
Hogs-Receipts %, 600 head; shipments
1000 head; market active and stronger;
rough and mixed 81 35@4 So; packing
and shipping 81 55@4 IS; light 81 $50
4 10; skips So 1904 rs.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; shipments
1900 head; trading slow; shorn So 00@
4 20; wooled 50 1904 rs; lambs S. 800
5 CO.; western sheep 81 00@4 624.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, April %. - Cattle
Market quiet and firm to-day with demand
fair; prime sold at S. 1906 25; receipts
1000 head; shipments 700 head; shipments
to New York yesterday IS car loads.
Hogs-Active and firm; Philadelphias
81 1904 s5; Workers. 81 50@4 60; re-
celpts 500 head; shipments 1000 head;
shipments to New York yesterday 4 car
loads.
Sheep-VerY dull; prime wool s. 600
5 %; clipped 81 00@4 rs; fair to good wool
81 25@i rs; clipped 50 5O@4 90; common
50 1904 90; clipped So DOGS %; lambs
IS 0O@6 90; receipts 1900 head; ship
ments :, 200 head.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, April 2l.-Hogs-Steady;
common and light, 50 50@4 so; packing
and butchers, 81 0094 so. Receipts 1870
head; shipments 800 head.
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FOR RINT.

MY FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT Mt
WI De Cbantal Station, on wheeling, nttsburyh
nd Baltimore railroad there are seven rosns, good
cellar and porches; outside bake oven, cisteru and
Esn, together with stabiing and pasture privilege
&c. Will pnt separately from the lands or other
Use, a. the tenant may prefer.
Also, my large Brick Dwelling In Manchester
containing six rooms and porch. city and spnnk
water at the door. Good tenants can rent either o
both at moderate rates.
MIRO 7. KIMBERLY.
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Fine River Bottom Farm For Sale.

T OFFER MY FARM FOR SALE, LYING on
the Ohio river, near eistenvtlle, In Tyler county
fertile bottom land and includes the hland knows
As Wells Island. The residue Is good hill land, i2
acres Of which IL In grass and the rsst In good tim.
Der. There IL q good tso-story fnme dwelling
house, cellar under t. and q never -iailing we'll neal
II and all necessary out building needed for com.
iort and convenience; also 4 good frame tenant
house, barn, stable, q pair Of Fairbsnk Scales unda
roof and In good repair, all near the Ohio River Rail
road and above the food OF 1854 The Ohio Rive
Railroad trains pas through this farm ever day IL
The year. There isa public school on this farm, and
the farm Is well watered and we'll adapted for rails
ing sheep and cattle. i will 0ll il stocked Hnt
equipped for farming or other wise.
TEkNs-vERY EASY.
Good reasons will be given for wanting % sell. A
rsre chasce TO buy q good farm. For price, par
ticulaIs, &C., call on or address
BARNEY WELLS,
ur2SedAgb His,erryilla. w, Va
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o RENT.

EoR RENT-Two NEW BBICK Dwellings
on Sixteenth street Contain eight rooms
bstA- room, water closet, gls and all modern I'm
provements. Will be ready for occupancy April lst
Apply to BENZ. EXLEY, Martins Ferry, Ohio
jaz3h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-23

An trains daily ucsps Sunday. 20
Pullmants Palace Dravins Roon md HelDll9cnU
Philadelphia and Nsv York. Wei v OSinnkU,
dncnnsh, Loutvills, Cisass, Ialisaapstb -
-. Louis. )
FOR through TICKETS. basEAss chccss. hssyiae -
ny 70 JNO @. TOhLlN50H, nskst Acat = -
Handle station, foot Of Eleventh arsef, o. q o.
Ticket once, undsr MeLure Housr, wheeling
JAMES MOCHA.
hAnaese, Columbua. o.
4. FORD,
0en'I PAnL ana Tckss Agent, HttSba1v1, -
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Short Creek Farm for Sale.

THE FARM KNOWN AS TIE JESsE WELL
l. Home Place, with or without the coal, contain
jng III acres and % poles, situated on the
p. w. ~ Il ". r.. IL.
N It's front and short crock nj the rear, will be ssl.
IN terms 10 ssit purchaser. This farm has sbou,
eco apple tres OF the best quality Of grated fruit
and other huit trees Underlying this place II
100 ACRES OF CoAL,
The vein beln, 81 feet thick.
For further particulars apply to G. HANB6,
No I'll Market street, Wheeling. W. Va
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From Chicago,
AZ Y SIN

A Young woman, prim and slender, seated
barssif At one Of the tables reserved tor
lsd;es in a Sixth avenue oyster saloon, and
lr glancing over the bill of fare, said to
sSYou may bring me. ersarSasani1sd crab,
The waiter tiptOed to the cook and
whispered;
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To Contractors.-- Bids for New
HOspifal,

dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE WEST
ID Virginia Hospital for the Insane, at Weston
Lewis county. West Virginia, up to II O'Clock N. on
the 9TH day Of May, 1885, for the erection and COM
pletion In all It's parts Of a brick building Tor the
further accommodation Of the insane OF the State,
according to the plans and specifications now on nle
at said Hospital; the brickwork and roofing to be
completed BY the first day Of December, 1855, and
the entire building 10 be completed ready for the
reception OF patients on the first day Of July, 1885.
Each bid shall be accompanied with a written
guarantee signed by responsible guarantOrs that the
.bidder will execute bond In the penalty oil $4,000
Tor the faithful completion o. the contract should IT
be awarded him, and such bind will be required OF
any contractor TO whom the contract shall be award
ed. The work will be paid for as follows; $4,000 as
soon after the completion OF the brickwork and
roofing IS Il can be collected FROM the revenues OF
1885,, s.. 200 on the lst day Of July, 1886, provided
the building is completed and ready for the recep-
tion of patients; and the residue. II any, as soon
after the completion of the building rs 1t can b.
COLI ctei out Of the revenues OF 1886.
The right Is reserved te r lect any aud all bids
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
aIiSi W.. J. BLAND, Supt.
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Men Think
sS@S4+-

"ST
Eknow all about Mustang Lin
Ent. Few do. Not to know Is
to have.
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sDsily sacsps Sunday.
xsnsyiiis A~aea1sasnn 6su Whslnngo
7sSLn and sop u, HsEaezO e oio IN
nd ans p -, eaffy eDeYfemAay.
Aoundsulh Ascoano1n10 lGEvO v1nMn7
Us 7. nd Eiyss AsssAsvasA nasNne
Msnnir rtsn Aess.nsasusa bu.u Z Suomn
Through esanA hSa WAssc1g OO01a1AW0A
!, lesvins whs.et.g q dsAG,s nf1ae ~
R1o. i.spisa en- sn A..sAMA
Southwest, NsrtA M NereAv0e nakiaG Mo-
sinhle routs ir soasahh - pHss9 -
dyen.
IHo0 \. n RAAs1
Tick.s AsS.tAA0D p1
JOHN nAnIk
Tsck4 - un1W AsIAD -
JOHN : LANE TnN h0smR ~
Y. =. ClxA018
WHEELING AND PrTTssuasH prvnnoa
On and sfts hsrsh IA, lNs. panno9 80
Vim run = hllsvN WbsainG ttnst
For ritsbauA-1loa -, amy; l,fs q arsaD
.. n, daily exuspk SUNDAY.
For w.Aisssa-7asS =, a.ilyi s;lea a-suD
Prom Pite6a1yA-iesB -. SOS o
except Sunday; ns6 2 n, daily.
.. N. daiy sIoept Sunday; nash =, any.
c K. LORD, 0seaai hasa0H X0no
THoS y. KING, 9sBsuA 11px
4 D. SMITH. PsA A, r,tks1zUbs
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ARRH
Complete Treatment, with InhaIsr,
fbr every form Of catarrh, 81.
ASK FOE
sANF0RD's RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds, wstery Discharges IRON the Nose
and Eye, Ringing Noises In the Head, Nervous
Headache and Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucus dislodgei, membrane eleansed aud
healed, breath sveetened, smell, taste, and hearing
restored, and rsyages checked
Cough. Bronchitis. DOpp'ngs into the Throat,
Pains in the Chest Dyspepsia, Wasting Of Strength
and Flesh, Loss Of sleep, etc, cured.
One bottle Radical Cure. one box Ca'arhal SOL
vent and one Dr.. sanferd's Inhaler. In one package,
Of all druggists, fsr 81 Ask for sAnford's Radical
cure, 3 pure distiliation Of Witch .Hazsl, Am. Pine,
"a. Fir, Marisold, Clover blossoms, etc.
Potter Drug and m Co., Boston.
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A Grateful Substitute.

A Grateful Substitute.
G~airesfon ksca
aAssumine editor and 'measly neigh.
. A. ths terms used in lieu Of esteemed
Contemporary By the Abilene papers
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UcosC 4 Em uan1--GeesraM61ks 0aie3
nAs1 e~teady-8tocks Dali fsur xifn
ana Unehsngea-Whsnt Highsr.
NV YoRx, April 22.-Money easy.
closing ct l per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4{95 per cent. Foreign exchange
steady; actual business done at 486@4S8.
GovERxxKxrs-Quiet and steady; quota
tions unchanged. There we're sales Of As
at 1921.
Foun snds-hsh utGndsd---------.--.-ll2H
ronn
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Mimi. SIaddern', Great Hit.

Caprice" the great success Of Miss Min
ME Madden, will be given at the 0pers
Houte on Friday and Saturday next An
exchange says Of il:
The season at the New Park Theatre was
opened last night with Mr. Howard P. Tay
lor's comedy drama Caprice" Mercy, the
pretty but uneducated daughter Of an
Adirondack mountain farmer, Is married of
hand By Jack Henderson, Young artist,
who is discarded BY his family. After FIVE
months Of married life in q cottage he be
comes discontinued, and says in his wife s
hearing that he is tired Of her ignorance.
She leaves him, goes to the seminary at
which his sister studies, and four years later
is his sisters guest at bis fathers house
Jack, who still loves his wife, but thinks she
is dead, meets there, and all ends happily.
The piece is filed with interesting Incl.
dents.
The part Of Mercy is taken By Miss Min
ME Madden, who played in Abbey's Park
Theatre two years ago. She was called be-
fore the curtain at the end Of each act.
When she appeared the last time the audi.
ence rose and eheered her. Mr.. Taylor was
also called out and made q short speech.
Seats will be on sale at Banners this
Morning
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
Growing Out Of ths DiseharUs Of
Charles volhart,
The WsIsRurg RObbsr. as lnsans---Hsad-
ingtoa He'd and People Indignant
Brought to Wheeling
FOR Safe Keeping.

Great intarest was manifested to-day IN
the preliminary hearing Of JOAN Heading
ton. arrested for participation in ne robbery
At yolhardI's on Saturday night The Pso-
pie seemed generally inclined to the opin-
ion THAI ChArles YolhArdt vas the principal
mover in theroSbery, and we're free to ex-
press their indignation al his discharge.
The interest in the proceedings had grown
70 . state Of considerable excitement By this
morning, 90 much 90 that Eheh Squire
Quest ordered Headington 10 jail to
answer an indictment tor par.
ricipation many persons declared
the order should not be carried into eKecu-
ton unless other parties implicated should
also be held to answer. An outbreak was
looked for. but fortunately the threats were
not carried into execution RumOrs were
circulating about town ofs proposed reSeae
and the excitement was 50 great that Snerln
Brown determined TO remove the prisoner
10 the Ohio county jail for safe keeping
He accordingly left on the 3 O'Clock train
for Wheeling. where the prisoner VIII re-
main until his case Is further acted upon
William Briggs, an old citizen OF this
place, was buried yesterday.
A new roller rink was opened at Barth $
hall yesterday.
The telephone cable across the river at
this place is broken and our town III Ehut
/ Of from telephone connection with sur
rounding cities.
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Nh meet this afternoon At O'Clock sharp
II he residence Of Ma J. P. CrosL a
member asks q 70 state that thsJ hare los
of work which reason fan attendance -
desired
Lcsr-Pxrt Of red oynx sleeve baton
The finder viii be literally reEarded oy
leaving It ct 0ng' drug sore
Mr. Charles Hal. Of Kent PORTAGE
county. Is the guest Of his brother, Dr. W.
81. Han, the dentist
The Eureke rink vas crowded on Aoa-
day evening. The attraction in addition TO
the dizzy wheels was the wonderful skating
by Prof Harry Levy, the champion OF NeS
York. Tonight the private party win take
possession at 10 o'clock The proceeds on
FRIDAY night. our people should remember
Win 90 to the Ladies Union Benevolent
Society.
Miss Blanche Wethe-sld returned yester-
terday fsom delightful, visit with her
grand father, Mr.. A. L WetherAld, at Mas
iIion, o.
Mr.. Loais Helling, who vas badly used
min runaway recently Is again on duty.
Mr.. ID. S. Brooks, ofMt Pleasant, vas IN
the CITY yesterday. :.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Bridgeport has certainly caught the roller
skating craze bad, very bad. She is to have
still another rink, for which large force Of
men are working on the foundation. This
rink win be 95x45 feet. The site is on the
vacant lots between Gilmore's and the c.,
l. 4 W. r. R. tracks. The protector is Mr..
Vim. Dinsmore, a very popular young man.
The site is a good one, and Mr.. Dinsmore
viii certainly make it pay.
Yesterday, at West Wheeling. while the
yard engine on the c., L. L W. r. z. waS
letting several cars down to the transfer
boat they became detached and ran clear
into the river.
Tomorrow night large party OF colored
people of this CITY will take in . dance at
st. Clairsville.
Mr.. Nick Kuhn is cutting large quaint
ties Of excellent ice, measuring four or Eve
inches in thickness.
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MARTN'S FERRY.
Personal and General News Notes Col
lected Yesterday,

Personal and General News Notes Col
lected Yesterday.
Rev. Somner J. Stone, who is to shortly
make his departure for India as Mission
sry, will preach his farewell seamon in the
Methodist Episcopal church this evening.
BE will be presented with handsome quilt
by the ladies of the church. His POPULAR
ty will ELL the church.
MISS Scott Of Salesville, is visiting Mr.,
Vim. Burns, at his home on Walnut
street On Monday evening she was given a
surprise party By twelve or fifteen members
Of the Standard Glee Club and their ladies.
They remained,,ill the wee sms hours and
spent the evening most delightfully."- in
dancing, playing games, talking and eat
ing refreshments.
The Ladies Union Benevolent Society
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JUDGES AND CANYAssERs
Appointed by the Mayor to Act Next
Thursdny,

~
Thursday.
First ward Superintendent, Michael
Edwards, Chas- J. Rawlings, and Louis
Weitzel. Canvsssers, David g. Morgan,
Chas. Hamilton and VIM. 81. Rail.
Second ward-Superintendents, Louis
Woodmansee, David Schambra, and George
busch. Canysssers, Joseph Emsheimer,
Thos. II. Lewis and Geo. X Wheat
Third ward-Superintendents, NJ Reilly.
Gus. Blum and W. Fl. Halter Canvassers,
John Rinehart, JOHN Clator and J. NJ
Ewing.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures. John H.
Downs, Casper He'll and W. H. Rump
Canyassers, David Nesbitt, James Gray,
Jr., and VIM. N. Botsford.
Fifth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. George T.
Bytts James Reed and Thomas r. MOfstt
Canvassers: Robert Johnston, Henry Nc
Namara and Harry Godfrey.
Sixth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. David
Guger, s. X. Wallace and j. N. Todd.
Canvassers: Jesse Litton, Vim. Fl. Travis
and A. Q. Eoff.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures: John
NJ Brown, Vim. Richardson and John r.
Miller. Canvassers; Charles Sensensy and
Grafton A. Beall.
Eighth MISREPRESENTATION: John
Howard. Joseph Freese and W. L. Rose.
Canvassers l.. Nix, Thomas McCready and
John II. Brown.
The gentlemen must meet a the City
building promptly at half past I o'clock to
be sworn in.
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Young Mon. Read This.

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich,
offer to send their celebrated Electro-Vd
taic Belt and other Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days, to men young and
old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss o.
vstality and manhood, and kindred trou
bles. Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, par
alysis, and many other diseases. Complete
restoration to health, vigor and manhood
guaranteed. No risk is incurred, Is thirty
days trial is allowed. Write them at once
or illustrated psmphletsfree.
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sOMEOF OUR FRIENDS.

The People We Claim and the Stranger
within Our Gates.
7. A. Mcdonald is spending few days
in Chicago.
T, s. Casey. the representative of the
Riverside Iron Co. in Chicago is in the
city.
Harry J. Snively, Esq. a prominent
young attorney Of Grafton, is at the Nc
Lure.
Miss johnson, daughter Of Judge Okey
johnson, is the guest Of Mrs. W. D. Mccoy,
North Front street, Island.
DR.. J. Il. E. Reeves is confined to his
home with rheumatism. 1t is to be hoped
be viii soon be about again.
Mrs. Harden and Miss Laura left>o on the
Andes, yesterday for Cynthiana, Ky,
where they will place Master Percy a.
school.
A quiet wedding took place, at St. Mat,
thews church, yesterday morning, by which
Mr.. Z. c. Ewing and Miss N. W. Bell were
made man and wife. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. R. Rush SWope after
which they left for an eastern trip. The
bride, better known as Miss Birdie Bell, is
the daughter of Joseph Bell, Esq, Of Leath-
erwood, and the groom is son Of Gen. j.
N. Ewing, and has long been connected
with the Crescent Iron Company.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten.
dered Mr.. A. J. Roth last night on the eve
of his departure for Chicago. Among those
present were the Misses Williams, Misses
Mcdonald, Murphy Whelan, McDonRor,
Klari and Tucker, and Mr.. and Mrs. Null
gan, Messrs. Arthur s. Willetts, John Och.
senkuhD, Senators Park and woodward,
Messrs. Mstheson, Fitzpatrick, Hadlich,
Fisher, Toban, Flanagan, Morrison, Bar
rett, Whelan and Reed. A recitation by
Mr.. Willetts and a pleasant speech by Sen
stor Park; supplemented BY good supper,
were features Of the evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-21
FIRST Branch.

The final meeting of this body was held
last evening. Mayor Miller presiding and
the following gentlemen answered to the
roll call: Messrs. Miller, Hoffman, Myles,
Comerford, Brock, Caldwell, Hall, Hull,
List and Wilson.
There was no business of Importance
transacted in this branch and an adjourn
ment was effected before nine o'clock.
Just before adjourning q vote Of thanks
was rendered Mr.. Mayor and in responding
he said:
Il desire to express my appreciation OF
the uniform courtesy that you have extend
ed me during my term as your presiding
officer, and to thank you for your generous
and unwavering support upon all occasions.
bid you farewell.
The branch adjourned sine die.
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Charley shay's Theatre.

Agnes Wallace Villa appeared IS Sarah
Mutton in the emotional drama BY that
name again last night before large and de-
lighted audience Mrs. Villas acting ofthe
wronged mother drew many tears from her
audience. Charley Shay deserves great
credit for the manner be has placed the
piece on the stage The scenery is splendid,
and the stage settings, furniture. etc, can
not be beat. Sam B. Villa, in the burlesque
Of Ann-Bow Lean. concluded very enjoy
able entertainment Same bill this after.
no0n and tonight for the last time.
Tomorrow night and the balance OF the
week Msgdahns and La Belle Ssurage.