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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18
MOUNDSVILLE.
Journalistic ChRnge-German Ciass-Re-
vival Meetipgs.
a C.g.. ..EalS

Journalistic Change-German Ciass-Re-
vivaI Meetiogs.
Special 70 ts Ssaddy Register.
MoUSDsVlLLE, Jan. III. E. Hart, edi.
tor Of the Marshall Herald, has sold the Of.
fee, good will, &c. to s. R. Hanen, Of Cam
eron. Mr.. Hanen will continue the publ
cation Of the paper under the auspices of
the Republican party, Mr.. Hart made a
success of the Herald while it was under his
control, and retires with the good wishes OF
the community.
Prot, Smith, an efficient German teacher,
has organized a large class in that study,
which promises TO be very interesting. The
young folks seem wise enough to know
when there is good opportunity for improve
ment offered, and avail themselves accord
ingly.
The citizens. Of Moundsviile should GER
tainly make an effort to provide some rens
edy for the muddy crossings, which are
quite numerous in all parts of the town.
mhSo Euhc IVSou h6 Occu Quttc siCh
during the past week.
Rev. Ioomis, of the N. Il. church, is con-
Quoting a revival. Considerable interest is
being manifested.
Rev, Long has been preaching every
evening for the psstweek to crowded houses.
Miss FANNIE Higgins, one Of New Mar
iinsYiile's charming young ladies, visited
friends in the Upper ward, last week.
Rev. Davies, OF Summerton, o, spent last
week in town.
A new skating rink is being erected by J.
B. Alexander. near his residence. 1t will
be much larger than the present one, and
wih cause a lively opposition.
The potato race" at the skating rink last
Tuesday evening was quite exciting, and a
great deal Of 6ne skating exhibited. The
max was crowded with spectators. Win
MeFadden won the race and received the
prize. q pair Of roller skates.
George Martin. formerally of New Mar
tinsyille but now Of Kansas City. is the
guest OF friends in town.
Considerable damage was done here By
the wind storm Friday night
Some Of our young folks took in tho opera
at Wheeling, last evening. ).
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BENWo0O.

The ancient adage to the effect that III
Christmas, on Thursday be, a windy winter
We shall see" is being verified 80 tar.
Deputy Sheriff Matthews was up from
the county seat yesterday.
The Morrison property in Lower ward was
cold one day last week. Mr.. W. McMillen
was the purchaser. II was a cash sale.
Times are very dull here, and items are
SCARCE accordingly.
Yesterday was pay day at the Benwood
Iron Works. Ii was the first pay received
by the puddlers for some four or five months.
A little child Of Mr.. Joseph Fading was
inferred at Mt. Calvary last Friday.
Miss Emma Bolin, an accomplished
teacher of Wheeling was the guest offiends
here last Sabbath.
Mr.. Geo. Reilly left for New Orleans.
Wednesday.
Benwood has a skating rink at last, and
everyone and his sister Kate are learning to
skate.
Miss Fitzpatrick received her Chickering
piano, last week, which had been undergo
ing repairs sin the food, at Banners
establishment.
1t is beYond comprehension that the City
Council-wiih all due Difference TO its mem.
bers-has not ~replReed the street lamps
which we're destroyed by the February food
Of 1884. No citizen would condemn il for
the necessary outlay for this object; on the
other hand the opprobrium under which ii
now rests for the nonful6llment Of this. lis
duty, would be removed.
Mr.. Kelly, Of Keyser, and Miss Clarity.
of the Upper ward, were married last Tues-
day, in the Catholic Church, BY Rev. Deehsn.
OF Wheeling.
Mrs. J. McMshon and Miss Anna John.
son are the guests Of friends in Bellsire.
Mr.. Brown. an employe Of the steel plaat
met with very painful accident at the
plant o few days since by having an ingol
precipitated upon one ofhis feet crushing Il
badly.
Its rumored here that the factory Of the
Benwood iron works win not be in opera
ton next week We give the ramor Toy
what il Is Worth-not being able TO give II
from Q reliable source.
The bazaar and festival to be given the
latter part of this month under the IA
spices O the Catholic congregational assum
ing gigantic proportion andprOmisss to b
very successful
a large c-oncourse Of passenger waited
In the rain for several hours for the traiI
On the o. r. 3. r. last Friday.
The Marshall Herald made Q brigh
piquaat appearance last week.
Miss Mitchell, of MaJsville. Ky. who hal
been the guest Of friends here for SOM
week 8 past viii return home this week
The sind storm Friday uight did eonsid
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VIII bake pArs II he v61id rssasAs e New
OrleAns. LE D also pronlsed s. haze q
sweepstake race At C~feve[nut about the
middle az June each manic put up " ,O0o
and the money to be divided in prizes Of
$500, $1,000 and $500. Gaudaur viii
enter. and i is expected that Tesmer, Con
ley. Ross and others viii row.
Tke Turf.
The earliest tretting meeting "a at Low.
ell. Mass, May Is to 18th.
The following Wheeling horses appear in
the $50 trot list Of the Spirit Of the Times:
Captain DOuds, b. e. BY Bishop, dam un,
traced. September 10. 2:27a; Charley West,
Oh. q, by Ollie West dam Clayette, By
Straden's G. N. Clay, September Is. 2s2SI;
Ham Morrison, b. e., BY MssterlOde, dam
BY Odd Charley, September IL, 2:3O.
-Four hundred and sixteen trotters made
records Of $50 or better during 1884.
against 352 for 1888. Thirtsen trotters
made the mile in go or better. One hum
dred and ten PAGERS appeared on the track
in 1884, out OF which number ~ had nc pre-
vious record. Twentyseyen ruled OF their
miles in 2:lO or better. The sensational
performer was the wonderful gelding John
ston, who reduced his record Of 2:lO to
2:O6l, and Who Is said to be able TO place a
still lower mark to his credit
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18
BRIDGEPORT
skating R~Ink--cOOPer shOp--ARntversa-
ries, &C.

Skating R~ink--cOoper Shop--ARnIversa-
ries, &C.
A new skating rink, l35x65 feet in dimen-
aons, viii soon Be erected on q piece of
ground leased from the Heinlein heirs, by
Harrison & Sebring, OF East Liverpool, o.
The erection Of It is let to a firm Of rink
builders of their place, who intend, that Is,
If the weather win permit, to have It finished
and ready for q grand openingin about two
weeks. They began on the grading last
week. The lumber. judging from the price
oft IS Of the very best, and viii be shipped
here from Cleveland tomorrow.
Mr.. A. ]. Baggs attended the t~wenty-6fth
weddisg anniversary OF Mr.. Morrel and wife
at Columbus yesterday. From there he
viii 20 to Cleveland.
Mr.. Robert foreman, general insurance
agent OF Pakersburg, Is visiting at &. J.
Alexander's.
Mr.. j. D. Heinlein IS up the river on a
business trip.
Mr.. Win Tsuaa 3 somewhat under the
weather.
Nj. J. e b Mcdonald has returned home
from = business trip to Cleveland
Mrs Chris Heinlein IS ~Tisiihg her parents
At Toledo.
Mr.. VIII HanlOa. the Mining Rngineer,
attended the 9Th annual meeting Of the
Ohio Institute Of Mining EnginserS held at
Cclumbus last Wednesday aud Thursday.
Dr.. G. G. Sedgwick, Of Martins Ferry.
waz in town yesterday.
Mr.. Jacob A. Hsinlein has opened . Eae
new boot and shoe store IN the Heinlein
block
Mr.. Lee Eeech has leased 8 piece OF hod
Immediately back Of the A. j. Bagxs asw
building. from the C. & P. Railroad Com
pany. Il Is bis intention Of putsiag up ;
cooper shop.
Hsserioasly doubted whether q rsilroad
company having only right Of psg over
land can lease their groaad for gar par-
ts
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Base n Notes.

The Brooklyn Club will release Kimber.
The Southeastern League has adopted the
Reach ball.
The Athletic Club declines to play an
April series with the Philadelphia.
The Metropolitan Exhibition Company of
New York has leased the Polo grounds for
FIVE years.
Harry Wright predicts that rs per cent of
the League players next season will iatten
their bats more or less.
The Athletic Club has arranged to play
the National in Philadelphia, April 6 and I,
ard in Washington April 10 and IA.
Mike Seaman, of Washington, offers to
bet that Mullaine will be reinstated before
spr ng and viii pitch for the Cincinnati
Club next season.
Foster, who is to be with the Philadel-
phia Club next season, writes from st. Paul
that his arm is as strong as before he re-
ceiVCd the injury, and that he aad CANCEL
practice together daily.
Couley, the promising young pitcher, who
was with Providence at the close Of the sea-
son, has a rheumatic trouble in his arm,
which it is feared, will prevent him from
playing baseball in the future.
McClelland has not yet been released by
the Philadelphia Club. So. OF course, he
has not signed to play in Washington. The
chsnces are that he viii be with the phil
lies at the opening Of the season.
The Providence Club will open the sea-
son at Norfolk, Va, on April |, with the
Norfolk Club. After playing three games
there the team will appear at Richmond,
Washington and Baltimore, playing three
games in each city.
All baseball men predict hat the Ma.
tioual League will revise the rules, as re-
commended BY the newspapers, and score
all battery" errors in the error column, and
pitchers assists in the assist column. u the
League adopts the system the American
Association viii soon follow lis example, and
then the scores all over the country viii be
uniform.
The Hst-bat idea is not so much Of en- ex.
pertinent as is generally supposed. The
scheme has been tried and found to work
well. 1t is not designed for thoughtless
sluggers-men who bit with their whole
strength at every ball pitched them-but
for the scientific batter who tries to place
his hits. Farrar, of the Philadelphia Club,
used q club that was lattened on one side
on the the last Western trip of the team last
season, and made twenty-siN base hits in
the sixteen games played, gaining a batting
average for the trip of .4l9. He painted
the bat carefully after doctoring it, and the
trick was not discovered The surface
should not be made perfectly fiat, as that
would leave bothersome edges, and and also
hurtfull lessen the weight but just enough
should be taken of to remove the exact
rOundneSs-say o~ue-quarter of an inch.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

e lhrbosho{ ne 4I9e(4 ~
4re.,y n~nd1fsit ? he H&
Acg.aIy ~ en- several sir1i u the Net.
hsse during the psf week. -
~ ;,J;S.tions are that there may ~ ~
u - [I;ps between nov and summer.
Ttd.s FPS win materially damage NE
ocnntv r1Osd shove the Narrow, which roed,
ss fsr a travelling is concerned, 9 st.na
ssrv l;,tje injury, bnt it ID An III wind that
Nov nobody good, and We hare long
! plsnned 4 road in lieu of thiA and vhlch
would b far safer.
The Lride Of that wedding. to which Ne
referred ~ December, wherein tho sum OF
the parties sges was thirty-one years. Is at.
| tending school in ner native sub-dist1ct OF
this coanty.
nv The vale Friday night ct Floral Home
farm e 800. The lossis mainly that OF
doors n g~ranaries, carriage houses, and
fences, there was scarcely q panel OF the
The old West Wheeling ferry boat passed
here about o yesterday. II struck against
the p;sr Of the railroad bridge and was
broken IN two. -
A mos, enjoyable surprise party was given
hast Friday evening at the residence OF +.
| Niedermyer, Esq, in honor of his daughter
Miss Lizzie. The evening was spent ~
social pastime, Instrumental and yoca!
music. A bounteeus repast was served
about IL o'clock. Among those pre:ent
were the following: Misses Lena narrlc.'
Jennie Burr, Katie Hsrrick, LAZY Atmyee'
Jennie Dolan, Meia Crimson. May AiImyel.
Ioubeda Beuleke, Julia Kennedy. ia.zie
Van Curer, Mrs. W. Bursee. Lizzie bfim-
SON. and Messrs. L. Barritt. W. Ceegan. ".
Royee. G. Neidermyer, Georre Altmyer, u.
Stein. ", Schad, James Farmer, J. Neader.
myer and Charles Vance.
The aMollie Darling" and the boat house
lied M near il came in collision during the
storm Friday night. The latter had some
Of lis timbers knock off and thereby causing
il to leak.
The many friends Of Hon. G. Mcfadden,
M~oundsville, regretted to learn OF his losses
BY the storm.
Mr.. and Mr.. Harry Slater left yesterday
ON = visit 10 friends in Johnstown. Pa.
Mrs. Quigley and son, Master Harry. are
visiting friends in Cameron.
Mr.. Gordon is visiting friends in Brad
docks, Pc.
The accommodations provided here by
the o. r. railroad for its passengers are
neither real or imaginary, as none have
ever existed and is in this climate It is too
difficult to imagine a shelter particularly in
this weather. 1t had been suggested that
that company should erect a station, the sug-
pes,ion passed for aught, then a shed or cover
ing Of some description was ask,
but in vain. Thenit was proposed that the
company should send a supply Of imagina.
ton, as the travelling public had exhausted
that article in their behalf, and now it Is
humbly asked to put up a tent for accom-
mediation. 1t would at least afford protec.
ton from rain. /.
The Llzzie Townsend received a cargo OF
nails at this port yesterday.
There was a surprise party last evening at
the residence ola prominent citizen OF Gen.
tire ward.
Maggie Mitchell is a favorite with our
neonla
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miscellaneous sports.


Harry H~utchenS, the English spunter, is
to visit America again this year.
Harry Cole beat Frank MsgSioll easily
at billiards at Galveston, Texas, last Sun
day, l,000 to 25I.
Saratoga has a new toboggan side, which
was opened to the public New Years day.
The slide is l,400 feet in length.
John Meagher has challenged the English
pedestrian Raby to meet him in q walking
match of from one mile to 6hy,
J. Rolfe, the champion bieylisto Of Austria.
La. recently rode 100 miles in 6h. 9m. S.,
beating his OWL previous record of9h. lin.
ass.
Jas L. Mclaughlin, the colarand-elboE
wrestler, died in Bellevue Hospital. Il. Y,
on Sunday, January g. Of Brigh.'s disease.
Mclaughlin was % years old.
Il. ". Higham, the long distance cham
pion bicyclist. viii resume active work next
season. BE believes that it is best to rest
from rscing every other year.
The Harvard College Faculty has decided
that in future the students Of that institu-
ton shall not be allowed to participate in
intercollegiate football matches, bat may
practice the game among themselves
Mitchell and Madden retired from the Re
fined Drawingroom Combination Of Box
ers at Detroit. The pair viii spar in q few
cities before returning to New York. Mitchell
has accepted Scholes' challenge to fight four
rounds with gloves, sRd viii train Ia To-
ronto.
All the arrangements have been finally
made for the glove encounter between John
L. Sullivan and ALT Greenfield, which Is 10
take place at Boston on Monday evening.
They sre to spar four threeminute rounds,
the winner to take S. and the'loser IS per
cent Of the net profits.
Gsudsur win row Wallace Ro1 at Grove
o1w Lake IN the latter part Of MAJ, and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

Ak exchange timely remarks; One BY
Sos the delights Of existence are destroyed
We have scarcely got used to terra alba in
or sugar, plaster Of Paris in our -four, ysi-
ov Ochre in our mustard. tallow in our
butter, yerdigris in our tea and lOgEOOd in
our wine. and now is announced the dis
sOvery that venetian and ADiine reds are
injected into orr beestsAks and sausasea to
give them = wholesome red color after they
have become pale and gray with age,
Ehsre Is This sort Of thing 10 endf
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

A SERIOUS charge has been brought
~araius. the 6remen and the members otths
Insurance Patrol in New York, who helped
Ito ex~tisguisA a burning residence. They
are accused By the family Of breaking open
fob5ing bureaus, forcing in and rum
siag elocets and stealing considerable
zEy. With the police in league with
letes and gambling hslIs the politicians
in league with lhieving corporations aud
thievesi in the srs department, the citizens Of
New York are not in an sniable position
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

"Enapsaek" AcCprshy has gohs to Iowa
The trosdng traos s,AltanB n. " Is L
be remoileaS
The spring racia sas nat Memphis vii
open on April 20.
The proposed race meeting at Charleston
5. G., has been abandoned.
Director and Monroe Chief win both d.
stud duty in California this year.
A Driving Course Association has recent
ly been formed At saugeries. N. Y.
II. v. Bemis ia using onxarp (2:20D OF
the now at Chicago this winter.
Saehem, the great English race horse, L
owned By Tom Cannon, the jockey.
Mere longdistance races were run in
Ameriaa in 1884 than in Great Britain.
George Sc~attergood has Lizzie NJ, Bessie
NJ (pacer) and Winsor II. in bis string.
John Sian viii hold a combination sale o
trotting stock at bis Chicago stables mex
week.
Eole in company with others in CAnnon'I
string is daily taking exercise at Stock
bridge. England.
The gross winnings Of the get OF i'm
Glegeig for the last nine years amount 70
$4l6,76I.93.
w. b jennings paid 81 500 for the CD.
g. Cardinal MeCloskey 90 by Ten Brock,
dam Water Witch.
Mr.. Crickmore -nou his intention
Of abandoning the further publication Of
"Kirk's Guide to the Turf"
There is prospect Of the formation of q
new Jockey Clubin San Francisco on a plan
similar to the great associations of the
Fast
II Is hinted that johnson, the great PAGER,
and Maud s.. the qseea or the tIotting turf,
may travel together as star attraction next
season.
There are 242 bones, all told, in a horse
III in the head, IS in the trunk. ~ in the
fore ex.remities and 80 in the hind extremi-
ties. A man has 248 bones
Hermit heads the list Of English winning
sizes in 1884, with ELS, 4i6 to HIS credit.
Sterling is second, Doncaster third, Cam
ballo fourth and Rosicurucisn fifth.
The citizens Of Saratoga have subscribed
toward purses of $500, in gold, for a three
days ice troiing meeting On Saratoga Lake,
commencing on Monday, January II.
The stallion, Stephen A. Douglas, that
died in Ohio two weeks ago, is now said
not to be the horse sired by Rysdyk's Hau-
bletoniAn, but was the getter Of a horse
called Duroc.
Following favorite jockeys do not pay
sometimes, Is witness the fact hat If a
mar had put sl0 on each Of Tom Cannon's
mounts, CHS in all, of which he won 57).
he would have lost e53 It's. Cd.
Four days of the great Canadian mid
winter season Of sport will be devoted TO
trotting races over the snow. The dates for
the eight events on the programme are Jam
uary u to 80. The purses aggregate 81, 800.
Fiity-two of the get of imp. Glenelg were
on the turf in 1884, and the winnings Of the
lot amounted to sos, S62. They started 59l
times. we're first los times, second los times,
third 80 timhs and unplaced 277 times.
II is claimed that transporting an East
ern bred horse that has attained its growth
on his native soil to the climate of Califor.
MIA is beneficial, while horse bred on the
Pacific slope are believed by many to lose
their speed ; hen brought East.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

Tax Black Sea Steam Navigation Com.
pAuY has given orders for the building Of a
fees OF steamers in Sweden and England.
Zach steamer Is to be fitted with petroleum
tanks and to have 3 capacity Of 800 tons.
The design Is to comDste with the American
petroleum trala N. TrOdes q Russian
contractor Il preparing to send oil in bulk
70 London IRON Liban, on the Baltic, next
.1fSS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

Kso IoUIs, Of Bavsris, lately ordered
that sOue bronze statues bssst up at bis
palace gates. but as his majesty IS nearly
bankrupt the keeper Of the pryy purse
Thought il wen 10 put up plaster images
covered With bronze paint This worked
nicely until Loais discovered the fraud and
smnshed the vtAsaes with q club.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

THs second annual report Of the New
York Commissioner Of Labor reveals the
sOmswhat suggestive fact that 64t,0ll chill
drsa of school age, whose expenses Of 8
common education had been paid, we're
not found within any school building during
TIA vear
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Rusk,su,, Aru,oA s.,v..

The Best Salye ia the world for Cuts
Bruised Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores letter. Chapped Hands, Chilhlains
CcrnA and al SKIN EruptionS and posi-
lively cures Piles or no pay required 1t Il
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, o.
money refunded Price Is cents pse box
FVr sale BIZ Logan 3 Co.
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enough.

THs residents along the banks Of the
Ohio have cause to offer up thanks to the
beni6cent Providence, whose icy hand
closed the springs and smaller tributaries Of
the Ohio, timely preventing another ruin
ous 1ood
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

PHNS MINISTER FERRr says that the
pride Of Chisa must be chastised. NJ.
FsERY has for some time been threatening
taspAak JOHN for the obstinate way
be has Of forking N. FEEEY's soldiers out
Of China on the point of the bsyonet,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

Tus cable gives the old s~tereOtyPsd re-
ports Of an increased activity in Irish secret
societies and g propOrtiOuAte watchfulnsss
on the part Of the authorities. England
sin remains "t'' in this game OF hide and
seek with the dynAmiting sons of the Ensr-
"A Iala
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

THs lawmakers are hard at work al over
the country. Most Of the legislative blast
hEAaces-ran With natural gas, BY the way
-ar running to their fullest capacity and
Tie typesetsers business is picking up in
eeuseouence
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

IT Is o pretty well se,tlsl that a mar
who purchases . limited railroad ticket can
complete his journey If he starts on the day
the limit expires, Notwithstanding it may
take him several days longer to complete
his Journey.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

THS English flag waves over one sixth of
the dry land Of the globe. fJoHSSv Bull
doesn't soon eau q halt his European neigh
bOr viii be CHASING him with, s certain
-quadruped which never knows when it has
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

Is recently published Partisan work on
America, the author says: 81 defy the most
srissOcrstic ofEngish mylOrdS or the most
courteous Of the French nobility, to be more
chisalrOus as q lady man than IS sn Amsi-
can gentleman"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

SHOCKS Of earthquake continue to be of
daily occurrence 10 Granada, and the de-
mOralzatiOn Of the people is increasing.
Thus far $4,000 has beeu received from
London for the earthquake fund King
Alfonso has returned to Granada.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

SxvxRAL ~selesAeri6cing citizens viii be
made happy this week BY being elected BY
the Legislatures Of their respective States
to seats in the United States Senate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

ODYSANTE Rosa IS possessed Of some
secrets which the English government would
pay spot cash for.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

Those people Who have Persistenty pre-
&ietsd another big food" we're really sorry
10 see yesterdays cold snap.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-18

RsARrScs fOm ST. JoHS promise to form
the political texts Of the next two years