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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-30
BELLAIRE.

Saturday is the day of revelation with US.
At that time we will know whether peace
and good will is to exist after the LIST OF
September between the manufacturers and
woIkmen or whether contentious are to re-
main with US. No doubt President Smith
is giving the subject Of wages, which seems
of so much Importance to all, due consider
alton. II after the "ultimatum" of the man
ufacturers the workmen will grant no con
cessions, then we will feel certain that the
men have found it better to maintain their
fight and hope for the best.
Bellaire has q sort of brotherly feeling to-
ward her sister cities bordering on the Ohio
below this point. In this respect she differs
from Wheeling. At the last meeting OF
Council it was decided that Brother John
son, the caterer, be required to cremate all
the dead animals that he has been in the
habit Of giving a watery grave. Our city
fathers hope by this course to preserve the
sweetness of the Ohio river to the extent the
city has heretofore been polluting it.
One Of the members of the Big Ten club
was imposed upon by three B. q o. rail
readers and a fuss ensued. No n was
hurt but the officers arrested three Of the
participators and the Mayor fined them.
A beautiful flag, size Sxl2 feet, has been
purchased by the city for the public build
ing.
The proper committees met last nigh
and purchased the lot of j. B. Shannsfelt
on Noble street, for a hose house.
A private party of married and young
folks will spend TO day at the Moundsville
camp grounds.
NJ. Craft is able to be at his place Of bust
ness again.
The Democratic primaries in the Second
ward will be held on Saturday between the
hours OLA and I o'clock.
George Grafton and wife left yesterday
for Wheeling, where they will visit friends
The Globes aud the Browns had a prac.
tice game OF ball on the commons yesterday
afternoon.
About ten persons from here are attend
ing the Cleveland races.
The Second ward people living back Of the
gas works are afraid of the cholera and feel
that the commons in that section are in
such a condition as to breed disease. The
matter of cleaning the place up is to be at
tended to at once by Council.
The towboats that passed down yesterday
bad a very troublesome tine keeping close
enough to shore to pass the sunken barges
N Tire channel. The water was not high
enough % admit the tows going over the
top of the distractions.
Council took no action on the death Of
Grant but the G. A. R. boys intend to honor
his memory in an appropriate manner in a
few days.
John Long has returned from the West.
Charles Sheets has returned to Mounds
vile.
The jury decided that Mr.. Boram had
legal right to the room he now occupies.
James Manion buried q little child yes
terosy.
Newell Kennon, of St. Clairsville, was in
town yesterday.
al. Williams, formerly of this place, but
now of Allegheny, was in town yesterday.
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POLICE r1cKUrs.

A RattliDg Prixe right i'm Fulton, with n
Novel Ending.
Early yesterday morning q rafting and
very exciting prize fight occurred in our
neighbOring suburb of Fulton, which at
tracted q good sized audience. Six rounds
were fought, and one Of the contestants was
pretty badly used up, ifall accounts are cor
rect. The parties had q grudge against
each other, which originated at q dance
last winter, and they finally agreed
to fight it out, Accord
iDgly, about halfpast one
Yesterday morning the principals and their
friends to the number Of twenty-five OF thir-
ty assembled on the pike at the west edge
Of town, but outside the city limits, q ring
was formed and the men went to work.
The affair was Of q very informal character
and no particular rules wire observed. We
withhold the names anG will be content to
designate the participants ss A. and B.
Both contestants are big, heavy men, one
being O milkmsn and the other q nsilfeeder.
When tune was called on the first round, A.,
the dispenser OF the lactael fluid, was caught
off his guard on The 60, and was knocked
out in fine style by B., tie nailfeeder, to the
manifest delight of his hackers. The mis-
hap, however, only served to arouse the
anger Of A., and on the second round he
went at his antagonist a Ia Sullivan
and knocked him down in each Of the next
FIVE rounds, furnishing him about the
head in q terrible manner. In the last
round A. fell upon his almost exhaust
ed opponent, and bit him frighttully in the
scrotum, putting a summary stop to further
proceedings. No arrests.
There were three cases before His Honor
in Police Court yesterday m~orning-two
DRINKS and one for forestalling the market.
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THE zANEsvILLE REGATTA.

Eighteen Entries So Far-A Special Purse
for Hanlan.
Mr.. J. L. Shriver arrived home from
GAINESVILLE last evening, where he has been
for the past two days making arrangements
for the coming regatta. He says he has
eighteen entries booEed so far, as folio We:
Hsmm, Mckay, HOsmer. WaTlscs Ross,
Stevens, Gandaur, Teeuer, Priddy, j.
Tsemer, Moninger, Gang. West, ClAtor,
Ritz Briceland, Weisgerber, Felsing aud
He'll A new course has besn surveyed BY
the GAINESVILLE city surveyor, six miles above
that over which Clstor and Mouinger so
lately rowed. This course is said to be bet
ter than the other, and some who have gone
over it pronouncsit the best in the country.
A special purse OF 5000 has been raised as
an indictment for Bsnlan to take part.
Tie time has not yet been set.
Mr.. Shriver returns to GAINESVILLE this
evening to complete his arrangements.
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NO PRICES.

Produce and Garden Truck Sells Flat at thu
Second Ward Market, Yesterday.
One Of the certain signs of the times IL
the fat condition of the retail produce mar,
ket in this city. Hucksters and farmers re
port their stuff as going of very slow and q
prices that do not Justify the raising, hand
hing and incidental expenses. Yesterday
mornings Second ward market was q fsir
sample. The hour for closing Is ten o'clocl
q. IN but at eleven o'clock many of the
stalls were still lsdened with stuff. The fac
is the working people, who are always liberia
and heavy buyers when they have tn
means have in many cases little or no fund,
and in many others are compelled to econo-
mize. The way stuff was selling yesterda'
q dollar would have supplied an ordinary
family with garden truck two or three days
Prices ranged as follows, and slow sale:
Corn 10 cents per dozen, string beans 10
cents per peck, peas 20 cents per peck, to-
matoes 20 cents per peck, potatoes Is to 20
cents per peck, cabbage 3 to 5 cents per
cad, heets two punches for 5 cents, onions
three punches for . dime, cucumbers 10
cents per dozen, eggs II cents per dozen,
butter, best, 20 cents per pound, spring
chi ksns Is GEMS Q. isce, and o'her stuff ut
proportionate rates.
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THE SCHOOL LEVY.

A Considerable Increase Over Last Year
Necessary.
Yesterday the Board Of Education Com
mittees on Library, Buildings and Grounds
and Finance met at the rooms Of the Board,
there being a very full attendance of men,
bers. The meetings were made necessary
by the special meeting Of the Board, called
for Friday evening for the purpose of max
ing the school levy for the ensuing year. At
ter the two first named committees had COM
pleted their portion Of the work the Finance
Committee assembled, and after considerable
discussion agreed to recommend to the
Board the following levy: General school
purposes, 80 cents; library purposes, 2
cents; building fund 2 cents; making a to-
tai Of 81 cents, against q total Of p cents
last year. This increase, it is said, is made
necessary by the falling off in the receipts
from the State school fund, and from the
fact that a less levy was possible in 1884
because of a balance Of $1,000 remaining
over from 1888.
Quite a number of sub-districts are in
pressing need of additions to the school
buildings, but it was decided to limit the
building this year TO an addition for the
Sixth ward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-30
BRIDGEPORT,

Yesterday Tomas Burtoff, of West Wheel
ing, was driving a ear attached TO a wagon
loaded with baled hay and some groceries,
when the king bolt of the wagon broke, al
lowing the front carriage to run out from
under the bed and ~precipitste the load and
driver to the ground.
The preliminary hearing Of George Alb
bott will take place at | p. m. to-day.
Yesterday was a busy day among the JUS
tees. In the morning there were two wo-
men up on peace warrants. In the after
noon Squire Howell heard the testimony in
the horse case, but reserved his decision till
Saturday.
In this town the calls for aid from the
township trustees average FIVE daily.
Miss Emma Clark, Of st. Clairsville, was
in town yesterday.
. Mr.. and Mrs John Cook, ST., are visit
ing at high Bridge.
John Barton Eoff, Of st. Clsirsville, was
in town yesterday.
Messra. Alexander, Mckee and Hind.
man leave To- morrow for q hunting aud fsh.
ing excursion IN the mountains Of Mary
land.
Lsst evening a riding party from this
place took a jaunt into the country.
Yesterday the Wheeling breweries ship
ped $4,000 pounds Of beer from this point.
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POINTS.
Movements OF Whselingites, and the Com.
ing and Going OF Strangers.

Movements OF Whselingites, and the Com.
Ing and Going of Strangers.
Mr.. C. E. Brast, Of New M~srtinsvtlle, i
at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Dollie Nixon is at Willow Island t
spend the summer.
J. W. Armstrong is convalescent after b
very severe illness.
II. E Ashbsugh. with Ligget. & Myers
Of 81. Louis, is in the city.
E. D. Williamson. of Friendly, W. Va.
was in the city yesterday.
7. P. Jacobs of New Martinsyille, i,
registered at the Mcclure.
Miss Katie Michael leaves to-day for the
Moundsyille camp ground.
A. q. Rosen6ell, of New York, is in the
city for q few days on business.
Architect L. II. Howard arrived home
from an eastern trip yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Wood is the guest of Mr.
Rritchsrd in Buchannon, W. Va
Mr.. Alex. Mitchell and family are back
from . visit to Washington, Pa.
Miss Bee Holiday, of Stsubenville, is tue
guest Of friends On Chsplne street.
Miss Carrie Hsndlan has returned from
q pleasant visit to Newport, Ky, friends.
Harry wilkins, a popular New Yorl
salesman. Is spendinga few dsysWi.h Wheel
ing friends
Daniel Rife, who has been spending some
time at Businsssburg. Ohio, returned home
yesterday, after 9 pleasant trip.
Miss Birdie Johnston and her grand.
mother win leave in q day or two for q long
visit to friends in the interior of the State.
Mrs Harvey Bay, who has been visiting
her daughter, MrS julius Pollock. lett tor
her home ct Burlington, Iowa, on yesterday
Mr.. Il. L. Loekhs,t and family and L ].
LOekhArt and wife, Of Allegheny City, and
Mr.. Boner and wife, of Fort Wayne Ind..
are the guests Gf Mrs. r. A. Williams, of
Eof street.
United States Marshal Sehon was in the
city yesterday on business connection with
his Office BE departed on the $50 D. m.
train. BE reports matters getting on nicely
in his department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-30
We Caution all AgaInut Them,

The unprecedented success and merit Of
Elys Cream Balm-a real cure for catarrh,
hay fever and cold in the hesd-has in.
duced many adventures to place cstarrh
medicines bearing some resemblance il sp
p~earance, style or name upon the market
in order to trade upon the reputation OF
Ely's Cream Balm. Many in your immidi-
ate locality will testify in highest common
dalton Of It. Don't be deceived. Buy only
Ely's Cream Balm. A particle is applied
into each n~ostril; no pain; agreeable to use.
Price fifty cents; Of druggists.
HAY FEVER. i have been q great suffer.
er from Hay Fever for Is years. read Of
the many vondrous coures of Elys Cream
Balm and thought / would try once more.
In Is minutes after one application I was
wonderfully helped Two weeks ago / COM
menced using it and now / feel entirely
cured. It is the greatest discovery ever
known or heard of-Duhamel Clark, Farm
er, Lee, Mass. Price 80 cents.
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Justice Ankles Court.

Matte Henderson was before Squire
Arkle yesterday on complaint Of Lucy
CAN'T, both colored, charged with assault
ard battery. After hearing the evidence
the Squire assessed q fine of s. and costs.
The Henderson started 10 Melissa
RObinson's to obtain the money,
but when she reached Eleventh
street Miss CAN'T overlook her, and
Henderson, it seems, threatened that
as soon as the affair was settled up she in
tended to kill her. Lucy Immediately re-
turned and swore out another warrant for
threatening to kill her. When Henderson
returned she was sent to jail in default Of
payment of the fine, and viii be arrsigned
on The other charge when her sentence ex-
pres.
Mrs. Anna Ward was before the same
Justice yesterday evening, on complaint OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Costello, who swore that her
sons life was in danger at the hands Of
Mrs. Ward. The defendant, after the eyi-
dence was.heard, was placed under q bond
Of $50 to keep the peace for one year.
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~s.students, sonEs.,

Moses King, while . student at Harvard
College, earned his entire college expenses
of about q thousand dollars a year By max,
ing books, such 81 Harvard aud its Sur
roundings," Kings Handbook Of Boston"
"The Harvard Register" etc and since
graduation, q few years ago, he has pub
fsbed many successful books, among them
"Studerts' Songs,' which has had the most
remarkable sale ever known for q book Of
its class. Over 10000 copies Of this "Stu-
dents Songs" have already been made, and
the demand is said to be as active as ever.
II is q surprise to find 50 choice q collection
of new and copyrighted jolly songs and mu,
sic, selling for only fifty cents Edited and
compiled by VIM. q Hills. q young Har
ward graduate, and published by Moses
King, at Harvard Square. in Cambridge,
Mass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-30
Justice Davis Court.

Yesterday afternoon Squire W. q. Davis
had Ann Wooster and Flo Lewis before him
on warrants sworn out by G. w. Wagner,
charging them with keeping houses Of III
fame. After hearing the evidence the Jus.
tice held the prisoners in $500 bail each to
appear at Court. Wooster furnished a
bondsman, but the Lewis girl went to Jail.
Later in the day Judge Boyd reduced the
Lewis girls bond to 5000, but she was still
in jail at dark.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-30

Nm, # The distinguish ID gentlemen
named in this programme had been consult
ed as to whether they would agree to per-
form the duties assigned them, but it was
thought all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-30
ARennrnted Fira.box.

The stomach is to the human system
what the 6re-box is othe steam engine. If
not in good order II is impossible to sire
up" and consequently everything goes
wrong. Mr.. j. Mitchell Hebb, of Whining
ton, Del, was for years tormented with in
digestion and other stomach troubles. After
taking Browns Iron Bitters he writes that
uew blood and life are put in him, his sp-
petite is increased, and his debility has de-
parted. All good druggists sell Browns
Iron Bitters.
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Industrial Notes,

The scheme of changing the capital
stock Of the La Belle Glass Works has
proved a decided success, enough money
having been raised to start the works. The
trouble between manufacturers and work
men, however, will prevent a start at pres.
ent.
A committee of coal miners called at
this Office yesterday and stated that the men
employed in Joseph Warmers bank had
struck against q reduction of 25 cents per
yard for e%ntry-driving. The former price
was 81 per yard,
P. L. Kimberly yesterday closed his banb
for repairs and notified his men that their
services were 10 longer required.
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sErwooD.

Considerable excitement was oceasooSo
TnssJsS Afternoon By the appalling snr1eks
Issuing nom . house on MAIN 49,. 80
investigation it was sscertaineo tns =
onlv an intoxicated individual engeeeIM
the arduous task of belsboring ns ~
When parties appeared upon the scene tney
v;tnessed the edifJing spectacle OF oeg!sr
msJed beipg dragging bis gray headed wfe
shont bv the hair of her head. HeWss
srsed;lv forced to relinquish his grasp q
ne released lady venti in search OF the Msrs
.SsI She informed the bsstanders that she
xss Al strong as he and able to take net
o~n mart But it seems such was no. the
cs.s This fine. A taste" Of the much de,
cried whipping post j~adiciously ,PpneS
might have q sslutary effect upon I'll 'u'A
bipeds-
injured al the steel plant in the carry P.5s
of last week is now able to be about ultn
the aid Of clutches.
Mr. ] B. Lockhart, District Life lnsur-
ancs hgent for the John Hancock Insurance
Company, was in town yesterday.
Me,srs. Stewart and Evans, OF Allegheny
Pa. who are enjoying the novelty OF Jour.
new from Allegheny to Cincinnati in Q sk.ti,
stoned over and spent several days with
friends here. 49, ..n.
Miss Fanny McCombs, Of Sherrard, Ii the
guest of Miss Minnie Morgan.
Miss Ada Dolbeare returned YESTERDAY
from visiting friends at Fairmont.
Miss Efie Hoyt entertained . number OF
friends Tuesday evening ct the residence Of
her brother on Main street.
The work of tearing down the old heating
furnace at the Benwood mill preparatory 70
putting in gas heating ones, begins to-mor'
yow.
The family of our worthy Street Com
missioner, Mr.. S. Edwards, moved to the
camp ground Tuesday.
Mr.. James Stephens, q rising young
gentleman of our southern suburb, Will
shortly return home on q visit from Spring
field, Ill
The business house Of Mr.. M. Garvey'
which is erecting on Main street. is no"
ready for the plasterers.
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A Pleasant Time,

Some time ago the stockholders of tn,
Wheeling Park notified the Sisters in chargt
of the Catholic Orphan Asylum at the Hos
pital that the pleasure grounds were at then
services for a days picnic, and the Elm
Grove Motor line also placed its cars at to-
services of the little folks. Yesterday thu
sisters decided to avail themselves OF the
kind offers, and early in the day ftty-tour Of
the children, chaperoned BY the Sisters.
board ed q train and went out to the Park.
where the day was spent in the most pleas
ant manner. At noon Mr.. Frank Walters,
with characteristic generosity, donated
some very sppetizing refreshments. The
children returned last evening, tired but
happy. -
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ChaaD Excursion,

The Cleveland & Pittsburg railroad will
continue to sell excursion tickets to Cleve-
land and return until July 81, tickets good
TO return until August 3. Round trip rate
only 81. Excursion trains leave Bridge
port at SAT q. M. and 9:05 q. m, city time,
arriving in Cleveland at 1918 9. m. and
3:2O p. m. Take advantage of this excur-
sion and take in the races and numerous
other attractions of the Forest City.
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Serious Accident.

Tuesday night about haltpsst nine
o'clock, a young man named Gardner, who
resides on ,Twenty-eight street, sat down
upon the railing Of the Caldwell run bridge,
and going to sleep, fell off backward to the
bed Of the run, q distance Of fifteen feet.
he was rendered unsconscious by the fall.
and lay there until discovered by a lady,
who gave the alarm. The boy was taken
home and DR.. Lewis summoned, who found
that one finger and one rib were brokers' and
that The right lung was badly injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-30
ADVICE 20 Mothers.

MH WnslOv's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, IS the prescription Of one Of
the best female nurses and Physiciansi in the
United States, and hiss been used for forty
years with never failing success By mil
hons OF mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process Of teething its value is In
c~aiculable II relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bo~ek and wind colo. By giving
health TO the child Il rests the mother.
Price sc q bottle
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board of Commissioners.

The Board of Commissioners met at 10
o'clock yesterday morning, all the members
being present but Messrs. Peterson, Prince
ard Delbrugge.
No business was transacted beyond tn
auditing of bills and accounts, which
business consumed almost the entire day.
The regular meeting of the Board occur
next Monday at 10 o. o'clock.
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A Great Discovery.

Mr.. Vim. Thomas, Of Newton. L., says:
any wife has been seriously affected with q
cough for twenty-five years, and this spring
more severely than ever before. She had
used many remedies without relief, and be-
ing urged to Try Dr.. Kings New Discovery,
did 20, with most gratifying resulta- The
first bottle relieved her very much, and the
second bottle has absolutely cured her.
She has not had 80 good health for thirty
years"
Trial Bottles Free at Logan Co.'S Drug
Store. Large size 81 90,
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Badly Burned.

Last evening a little daughter Of Henry
Ssibert, aged about one year, was terribly
burned in the mouth and lips by c~oncentra-
ted lys. Mrs. Seibert was engaged in scrub
bling, and left the box OF lye where it was
feurd by her threeyeAr old son. The boy
took the stuff, hunted up his little sister and
fed it some Of the contents Of the box, With
the result stated.
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Never Give Up.

If you are suffering with low and depress-
ed spirits loss Of appetite, general debility,
disordered blood, weak constitution, head
ache, or auy disease Of . bilious nature, by
all means procure 9 bottle Of Electric Bit
tera You will be surprised 10 see the
rapid improvement that will follow; you viii
Be inspired with new life; strength and &C
tivity will return; pain and misery win
cease, and henceforth you win rejoice in the
praise Of Electric Biuera. Sold at fifty
cents a bottle BY Logan & Co,
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

ShAUNTON VA.
Mrs. Gen. !. 4 b. STUART, Pripe,,.,
next o ssion Of Nine Months Ooep.s.,.fn
with afuil corps Of superior TEACHERS r'sao'i u,
enable. Apply carly. Catalogues. sut mn ,nus
cation to Principal W. isd.
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BY Chaplain and Members oil Post
Hymn-"Ne carer My Goo to The" -.....s..-;Sho
EuloRy Hon. Geo. b. Caldwell
Song-TProbably a solo by a distinguished soprano,
or the "Miserere," by the choir.l
Original Poem. ..-............-..W m. Leighton, Jr
Hynn-"Americar ............C Choir and Audience
Bencdiction 49,. ...... Rev. Dr. ID. 4. Cunningham
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WaAfhar-

WAsHNGroS, July 30-l:30 O. m.-Fo-
the Ohio valley and Tennessee, continued
warm and generally fair weather, except in
extreme Northeastern portion, occasional
local rains, variable Winds
For the lower lake region, fair weather
except local showers near Lake Erie, vAria
winds slight change in temperature.
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Fine Costumes.

Mr.. Frank Hennig received two very
handsome dresses yesterday to be worn the
coming season in the grand spectacular
production of Richard III. throughout the
country. They were made by Miss leila
Ward, of South Front street, Island, and,
Mr.. Hennig says, excellently made, giving
as thorough satisfaction as any Metropoli-
tan costumer's work he ever had worn. Mr..
Heunig will leave next week to join the
Kesne company, which will open the new
Grand Opera House in Chicago, on August
ii. with Hamlet.