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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
FOREIGN sTEAMERS DUE AT THIS PORT
SHIPPING NE VS..
SHTPPINF NEWX
PORT OF NETWORK ..... SATURDAY. APRIL IL, 1885
ARRIVED.


PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. APRIL II. 1885
ARRIVED.
Ncsar Ger n BTsus B%en o S9Tsn 70 south
Msys5 with
steamer Rosse dBelg Dixon, Bnenes Ayres March, Mon
y JsSon s. %rss e At the Bar at $50 m "
H. 30 MscsiO = with mdse and passengers TO Busk
barbados 80 s. Thomas dave win mdse and pas
fa Sapos & 81 XSns Bay aaV
with fruit to y Dumos vessel to Belloni Co Arrived at
steamer Gty q Savannah, Dagsett. Savannah Gays.
steamer Break wafer Jenney Iewes Del with mdse and
Steamer FTancona Bennett Portland with mdse and pas
Steam yacht Sanouna Com @ Bennett bermuda days
Bark Alsylya NorI B9l; Bremen so days with mdse
sUNsEI-wind SANDY HOOK. moderate, s.; hay
AT City Island light bSW cloudy.
Arrived YESTERDAY
sugar 70 lIs BuTsey vessel to Vernon Brown Co.
mdss 10 od Vessel to scsmmc Bros Will
CLEARED.
HsRSS OBJ lys S'rHGS y To
steamer Moray CBr) Duncan Avonmouth- Bros
Steamer Ihngyaa tDan) Laub, stettin and Copenhagen
Steamer waesland (Beal. Uebcrweg. Antwerp-Pster
Steamer Murel (Br,. Locke. The windward Isands-AE
steamer Saratoga McIntosh. Havana-Jas F. Ward Co.
msrtcS "s' CO. a'- '9p'' 7''.' ''0H"'"'0' ~'
steamer fyanboe (Br), Cameron Baracoa- Dumo.
Steamer Lampasas Crowel Key West and Galvesion-C
steamer ri Paso Quick New.oresns-JT Van sickle
Steamer Knickerbocker. Kemble. Neworeans- II Sea-
Steamer Yonge
steamer City OF savannah. Daggett savannah-Honry
steamer City OF Atlanta lockwood Chareston-J ouin.
steamer Regulator. Doane, Wilmington. NCwm Clyde
steamer Richmond. Boaz. Norfolk. City Point Rich.
mond-Old Dominion ss Co
steamer Z q knight Chichester Georgetown ana AeIan
Steamer Nymphaea CBr,. Brooks. Baltimore Simpson
'P Steamer Garrett Foster BALTIMORE Krsm.
steamer S.ocf nae
shp Ratio tBrl: iendeTs9n Calcutta-J whitney q Co.
Ship eliza Kenney (Br Atkinson Philadeiphia-Jss w
y%S iS Ensapd for
a S crescent CITY &spnws Faith Goddsn Knssion;
Knckerbocxsr and ii Paso Orleans Chstiahoocbec
ton Old bo@inion Rich%ond Richmond Newport News,
IL Knight Georgetown ,,.,,.
Ship Eliza Kinney. Tor Philadelphia
HALIFAX: DimocE Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Ham,. yen April Liverpool and
GLASGOW April 10 Sailed steamer State Of Alabama Obj.
Hs~YE an ssr ssy 20 nsyr '
HAyHE April ll-ssicd. steamer Normandie Fr) Fran
cnslsIIsA,. April il-Arlyed. steamer leland DAM.
sxlod' from SewYork March 20 10 Copenhagen.
yrsn CRU Apri sailed Principle OBI. Web
ys1snS =. Ok GUM Apr i-saod steamer cienfueso
HxvxsL April Sailed steamer City Of Washington.
kettix tton Mexican ports hence fsf Nsu.ysrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
BEAUTIFY

am sorry can mind no names o; any parties
using the sale OF CutcurAs so common ht u mas
'A"'A " sYKEs & SEAMAN. Chemists,
Buffalo, ~ \.
Your cut,cura Remedies always bring good report.
CHASE & HOLLAND. Druggsts,
Cambridge. y. Y.
We have sold the Cutcura Remedies for several and
they have given universal satlslaction ,.o,. &c.,
sAGER JENNINGS, Drngglsts
that your cucura Soap ou.ells al 9thsr medicinal
soaps that keep. NJ n " iL idi,a
nrsparatiouA OSCAR LISKE. Druggist,
Greenpoint. ~ Y.
Our experienced sales have increased each year.
parns' VINO nave u''u '"' '''''''' PowFR co,
Ing WHITE & BUhDICk;
Ihaye been selling the Remedies for long time
and ind that the public generally are pleased with them
Kingston. n. Y.
Your cutieura and soap sell WE'LL and better than
0'H''' 'O' '''"' P"'''' FUTILE & WILLIE.
lie Roy ". Y.
Your cnticura Remedies the largest sale with OF
F.T. WILCOX Druggist :,
Your Cutlcura Remedies indispensable 10 eur propre
tary trade Little is said REGARDING them but actions speak
plainly than words They viii buy thcm come back Tor
moro and have no other J. =. SCDFIEID,
Wndermere Pharmacy. 9thaye, y. Y.
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THE I'll M E.

We sell moreof your cucura Soap than we do of all other
meo'o'""' '0"p' 'O'"o'" W b. HILDEBRAND. Druggist.
Indiana Penn
Of several persons who have suffered many years
from severe OF Skin diseases who have Obtained de
'''' ''''0' HUN JOHN F. LONGS SONS, pruggists.
Lancaster, Penn
Wehave obtained satisfactory results from the use OF the
Cutcura Remedies in our own family and recommend them
beyond any other remedies for diseases Of the SKIN ana blood
Inv N'"""- W. MACMILLAN CO.. Druggists.
Latrebe, Penn
Have heard some very from Cntcura
Resolvsnt Cuucura Soap Is se RR yg nrprsst
d. An In Newport. Penn.
ing and sotenng influence the SKIN healing all eruptons
aud making smooth and vevety to the tonon us se' arc
constantly increasing H. eINoRIoH Druggist 81.
Philadelphia
remedies rats So M O. KREITZER, NJ 2.
1850 n. 4th st.. philadelphia fenn'
"A'e "o' wiz" s'''' GUSTAV KAHN,
Third and susquchanna ayes, philadelphia penn'
tanned from your cuncpa heeaios Of which have sold
than of ali sthers Of tho s ina noNp. MD,
$500 n BrOad-st Philadelphia Penn
think the sale OF your Cucura Soap one gross 70 one
dozen of any other medicinal soap w HARGRAvEs,
2.79s N. Frontst. Philadelphia Penn
We ara having rood sale or your preparations
JOHN l.. CURRY DrugGst.
2l4O Caiowhilst. philadelphia renu'
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CLEANSE

sell more Cuticura Remedies than Of any others or
the same ''''A''' e. C. BRADT, pruggi:s
do NOT know OF any which the cuticura RENE
dies have produce satisfactory results oesvo
s sass .. d haDSsS during the
eA'o -" D'es Batavia N. Y.
IT every St tune T. IL DoBsoN, DragEsL
i'''''' ~ Brockport, n. u
remedies for skn and blood a. raRd seller v,.,.
264 Fulton st., Brooklyn, ~ l.
our opinions subject OF the Cuticura sS
form IRON the expressions OF oar customers 70 iet
wond be 70 volume They sell more Ieaaiy man any
' 725 Fulton-st, Brooklyn NJ l.
have always looked upon the called patent medicines
ns "humbug medicines" until few months ago. WEI =
ns anectons which he had been troubled for ten years.
by using the Cutcura Remedies ,,r,r, u, n
Is Chauncey-st. Brooklyn. ~ T.
Our sales of Cucura goods large and they give satsa
u'n' Jw KIMBALL. Druggist
45O Fifth ave, Brooklyn. ". l.
Your cucura Remedies have aIarsc sale here with me-
81 Parkayc, Brooklyn. \. l.
OF all remedies both external and internal the Cucua are
the best and in fact only regular selling goods we nays
2l9 Howes-st, Brooklyn. " y
Your Cuticura Remeaie, are Increasing in pnec favor
They wei oldest and best in the MARKET
Buffalo y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
The Most Efficient Popular and Elegant Medicinal
Preparations Of this Century.
A Positive Cure for every Form Of Skin and BIoot
Disease from PimpIes to ScrofuIa.
Uncersauy Commended by Physicians Druggists and Chemists Throughout
the United States

Diuretc and Aperien oeanses the Blood and Perspra
ton Of all Impurities and Poisonous Elements and thus
removes the CAUSE.
CUTICURA, the GREAT SKIN CURE "a Medicinal
Jelly for external usel, instantly alays itching and
Inflammation; clears the Skin and Scalp of Humors,
Sores and Dandru; destroys Dead Skin and FLESH heals
Ulcers. sores and Discharglng Wounds; restores the
Hair and beauties the Skin.
CUTfCURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautner and
Toilet Requisite. prepared from CUTICURA is inds-
pensable in treating Skin Diseases Baby Humors. Skin
Bemshes. Prickly Heat, Rashes sunburn, and Rough,
Chapped. Greasy Skin.
CUTICURA REMEDIES absolutely pure ana the
only real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beauters free from
mercury arsenic, lead. zinc, any other mineral or
vegetable posons whatsoever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
NOW is

Thcdemand your Cuteura Remedies renders the pur
chase Of them safe investment They for all purposes
which they designed deserving OF the highest
mums and have become standard and much sought alter
North Tarrytown. NJ Y
Cuticura Remedies outse all Blood Remedies" with
JOHN II. ROGERS Druggist,
Oneida ~ Y.
demand for cuticura Remedies is double what it
A.P. sToRRs JR,
Owego n. Y.
Your cutcura Remedies always give perfect satsiactou
J. u. PLATNEh
Prattsvillc. N. Y
We say your Cutcura Remedies sell well and think
Rochester. n. Y.
remedy and pinks IL the only good thing EARTH after
d. d. GILBERT q co..
South New Berlin, n. Y.
have yonr Cuticura Remedies last three
and had complaint made TO they would
not cure what they are repros zen ,t 20 DO ,,
syraouso ". Y.
Soap sells better than other medcaed toilet
soap we have. H. b. WEAVER, Druggist,
Burlington. ". j.
Your Cnticura Remedies the best ceiling remedies
have. f.J. THOMAN, Drugglst.
The Cucura Remedies give satisfaction and have sold
of them than OF other for the same
Camden, N. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
sEvEyTY-yIYE DISAPPOINTED LABORERS
The following advertisement was printed

yesterday:
FREE passage paid for men under IS years
who desire TO take part in the new movement Those
wishing to be enrolled call address PATRICK McPAR
LAND. State Delegate l2l Bowery.
The address given q largo furniture store at
Grand-st, and the firm beseged with men all day.
6eventynne brawny OF toll, who reading between
The lines, that at last the FeDians meant bust
pess were ready TO buckle on an armor on behalf OF
numan liberty and Irish rights reporter saw Charles
Mcfarland. employe of the firm. /" / have just re-
urned from Philadelphia he said, and why this trick
sos enen played and who played it. is something which
We don't want that sort of free advertisement said
member OF the firm.
III 1t be q Fenian army OF invasion You ought to
NOV something Of IT, O'Connor." and he turned to
another empoyc.
was wouldn't give II away"
Inquiries among the Fenian leaders showed that there
Vas AFTER ALL object In inserting the notice One
&sd There are some newly arrived detectives here
nom scotland Yard. whose personality we were unac
Sosnted With. We know them now, for they stood at
We opposite side the street all day watching those
VINO responded to the advertisement"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
TAXING DONOvANS BODY TO ELMIRA.
Timothy Donovan. the father Of the dead

champion of the roller skating rink, arrived In this city
late on Friday evening, with his daughter, Nellie. and
niece. The party started for Elmra yesterday aiter
noon taking body of their relative with them Inc
funeral will take place tomorrow.
ayes, it's alt right" said Mr.. Davis Donovan's
hacker to reporter he helped the girls into the car
rage I've given Nellie the diamond badge which when
my claiming anything having made anything cut
Of the boy aud were going to have tho funeral at IL
mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
RYAN PREPARING TO MEET SULLIVAN
"Paddy RYAN will leave here for Chicago

tonight arrange his affairs at home. He will return
In about week TO 20 active training for his contest
with Sullivan His Intentions are to train somewhere
In the neghborhood OF Fleetwood Park PADDY " 10
confident that he will redeem himself In the next battle.
and says II he does he will cast the gloves aside He
prefers Butte City battle ground but the location
must be mutually agreed upon The Boston man Is not
hard suit however. II they should not agree as to
nlaca Of Meeting William T. Harding will naIne II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12

INCORPORATION OF THE KIRALFY COMPANY
2he Kiralfy Spectacular Company has been ineor-
goeased for the purpose Of purchasing a building in
ich 70 hold theatrical entertainments with capital
&NVO,OOO The corporators are Inre Kiralfy Boisssy
e1xu{ joseph n. Simpson. Isaiah Paxson and Ben
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Neu- York Hotel-General William B. Frank
lin, OF Hartford; George c. Gorham, of Washington,
and State Engineer Elnathan Sweet, OF Albany.
Hoffman House-General ]. g. Farnsworth, Of Governor
Hills staff; Robert @. Pruyn OF Albany, and William
NJ slngerley, Of Philadelphia. .Breroot HouseJohn
r. SEYMOUR of Utica Ftnh Avenue Hotei-D. ii. Moi
fat president OF the Denver and Rio Grande Railway
Company Windsor Hotcl-Antono Barrios, OF West
Point 49,. .Astor HOuse-Assstant PostmasterGenera
A
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TIL SKIN.

ns%:ss sell we'll S,Hseay the which
Bethlehem. Penn
cedence Of all others and proof positive tall stack Of
empty boxes stand as n monument ON our counter
- ~ Bristol, Penn.
The sale OF cutcura Remedies has increased ny cent
have sold the cuticura Remedies with satisfaction since
their Introduction. JAMES A. MEYERs, Drugstst
Columbia Penn
am selling the cutcura Remedies and end they are very
not be without them. MRS ). II. KEEPER Druggist
Easton. Penn
The cucurn and cucura pssdS ss:5' with
Emlentowi. Penn
Shaving Soap a eHssfnt 1SS and soils
Erie. Penn.
The cuticura Soap i' gaining friends lady saia 70 rs
that tho best there keep babies head clear
OF dandrun r. Q. GEORGE Co Druggists,
Girard station. Penn
Cuticura Remedies sell equally wen as any OF the oldest
staples better aud Cucura soap is probably the best
selling soap we have In stock n W aposs q soN
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Harrisburg, Penn.
Your cutcura Soap eclipscs anything on ne market
Homestead Penn
The oatcura Soap has been qsed in my pyn family with
excellent effect. DE- A. BkuMBAO Ill,
Huntington, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12

spo;e Al the deceased lady as "benefactress whose
heart ever with sympathy Tor sns g o. nv crr
native land, and one whose e was nvaso " ~
~ rocecdngs Was forwarded General Kcrwin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
AARINE .INTELLIGENOE.

MINIATURE ALMAvAC
Sun ses 622 sets 63l Moon rises 1865 Moons age Is 81
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
<x-sandy Hook 459 Island. 549 He'll Gaia 1877
PN-sandy Hook. 534 Gov. Island. GOT Hell Gaia 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
sxxPArHY FOR oEsERA1 KERvrx.

Asa special meeting of the officers of the
uAseo Irish Clubs" Of the city of Philadelphia held
.afch 70. 1886. resolutions adopted expressing
knsR sympathy aad coincidence with General Michael
N the recent iosa Of his mother The resolutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
A NEW WORK ON THE SKIN

Entitled Disease. o. the skin and Blsod and How to
Cure Them" Second edition Entirely rewritten, ~ accord
with the most advanced dernato.
logical and scientific knowlsdge Descriptions and treame
ored fIom life. Mailed free.
POTTER DRUG AND cHEMIcA COMPANY.
ROSToN. MASS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
DEoREAsE on COMA aIous pIsEA SRS

The record of contagious diseases in this city
or two weeks shows that scarlet fever and measles are
ccreang no cases Of typhus fever or small pox have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
CUTICURA REMEDIES

Ar. for sas nv ALI Price CUcURA small boxes
cents large I've ana Snes 6 tlgc
MEDICINAL ToILRr soar. 25 ccnts CUrcuhA Mhpio"AI
SHAVING SOAP, 10 cents per CAKE
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL ooaPANH'
nosToN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

HEAVY DRAPERIEs MARKED DOWN FROM $500
AND $500 TO $3.50 PER YARD. AMONG THIS LOT
WILL BE FOUND TURKISH SATIN, SILK TURCO.
MAN, WOOL REPS. &c.
ONE LOT OF Is PAIRS LACE CURTAINS, 1-2
YARDS LONG, REDUCEK FROM $3.50 TO e3,9J PER
PAIR.
40 PAIRS DO, REDUCED FROM $3.50 PER PAIR
TO S49J.
ALSO, PIANNELs FINE WHITE GOODS, LIN.
INGs, CRASHES, CRETONNES, &c, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,

MARsEILLEs QUILTS, EXTRA SIZE. THAT wERH
$3.50 EACH; NOW $3.50.
CROCHET QUILTS FOR DOUBLE BED, THAT
WERE S1.OO EACH; NOW 69c.
So DOUBLE DAMASK (BLEACHED). FORMERLY
81 90 PER YARD; NOW Csc
1G.4 UTICA sHEETING. (BLEACHED). use. PER
YARD.
$50 DOZEN TOWELS. HEAVY WASHED HUCK, AT
17c EACH WERE 2Jc.
100 DOZEN ALI~LINEN HONEYCOMB TOWELS.
EXTRA SIZE, IL 1-2c. EACH WERE 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12

WASH FABRICS.
100 PIECES FIGURED FRENCH sATEENs AT 25c.
PER YARD
Al BEST AMERICAN CAMBRICs. FORMERLY 10c.
PER YARD: NOW, 1.2c
FINE sEERsUCKERs THAT WERE 12c. PERYARD:
NOW De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
G,tuations n1anteo-Males.

A YOUNG MAN (German) having travelled
IA In the six years position store
the road command good trade and give goot refer
J ences Address ii. s., BOX %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12

ROOKKEEPER or OFFICE ASSISTANT
- BY young Of good habits frst-cass references
@ H.. Tribune Ofice
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-07
Make A DAr OF n.
The Board Of Commissioners Meet
in Regular Session, Yesterday,
And Pass the Red Hot Hours In Abusing
= Each Other and Postponing coun-
t Business Until the Next
Regular Meeting"

The regular monthly session Of the
Board Of County Commissioners occurred
at the rooms Of the Board yesterday morn
ing, 81 30.
The minutes Of the last regular and the
following special meetings, which were quite
voluminous, were read, approved and
signed.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges
reported bills 10 the amount of 81, 0l658,
and also recommended the adoption of a
resolution to the effect that no telegraph
or telephone poles be allowed to be placed
upon any public road in the county which
may interfere with the repair or proper
working of such roads or bitches thereon,
and that those now erected not conforming
with the above restrictions be removed
forthwith under the direction of the county
engineer. The report was adopted as
whole. Mr.. Pickett then offered as an
amendment to the resolution part Of the re-
port, which in substance asked that that the
Western Union company, which had its poles
already planted, be allowed to
RETAIN THE RIGHT,
but that where such poles conAicted with the
distation of tie above resolution they were
to be placed properly under the direction of
the county engineer. Mr.. Peterso IN took
the chair and Mr.. Woods spoke against the
adoption OF the amendment, and Mr.. Cald.
well, the company attorney was privileged
to speak in behalf o. the adoption OF the
measure and explain its intentions. Mr..
Picket also spoke in favor of il, when avote
was called, which resulted in the overthrow
ofthe amendment.
The Committee on Finance reported that
ex-Sherif Brown had returned county orders
paid to him, amounting in all to 81, 357,54.
and recommended that be be credited there
with. TIE payment of bills to the amour.
Of S678.84 was also recommended.
Ex-sHERIFF BROWN
having fled vouchers and accounts of his
collections and disbursements of school
levys of the several school districts as or
dered by Jaw, it was ordered that the clerk
record said accounts and send copy there
of to the State Superintendent Of Free
Schools. Mr.. Brown having also some
time preyiol5 pet't:oned the Board for a
correction o. several erroneous and double
assessment tax bills, it was also recon-.
mepded tfat be be refunded the said taxes.
IAe report in full was adopted.
The Committee on Poor House and Farm
recommended the payment OF bills amount
ing to Sl,6l2.42. Appended to this was
Superintendent Leighton's report, which
was as follows: Total number Of inmates
of County In6rmary for month of June,
ls85-white males. 81; white females, 26;
colored females, /; total Is. Under one
year of age white females, 5. Over one
year OF age and under ten-white males, S;
white females, l.; colored females, L. One
birth and one death also occurred during
tie month. The report was adopted.
The Committee on Printing reported bills
amounting to Sl56.5O, which were ordered
paid.
Recess
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-07
BITS OF NEWS,

Picked Up Here and There by Register
Reporters.
"FosTER's Farm" is beginning to show
up.
ONE deed Of trust was admitted to record
yesterday.
One marriage license was issued by Clerk
Hook yesterday.
THERE were eight cases before His Honor
yesterday morning.
Mr.. P. L. KIMBERLY is cutting cop Of
hay from the new Fair Grounds.
THREE cases were registered at head.
quarters at an early hour this morning.
A BALKY pony attached to a wagon, a.
trscted quite a crowd on Market street last
evening BY his antics.
Tgrwbskbg Secss;sSfol the S1fipg1<
Association # Glass Workers, 6<e in hdn
Der, vi Weave tor Pr Ldelphis this week.
A FORCE of men were engaged in putting
down q sewer on the north side of Eleventh
street, between Chap'ine and EOf, yester
day.
The shoe dealers Of this city have agreed
10 close tnelr pl4 IS OF business on ana alteI
July 7th until September LIST, Saturdays ex.
eepted.
"BOSY" SUNNERFIELD was released on
81 900 bail yesterday. His bondsmeu were
his brother, his brotherin,law and Robert
Simpson.
The English Lutheran Sunday School
will give Its annual picnic July 9th, at
Ridgeways Grove, on the C., L. & W. road
See advertisement
A LITTLE German band took in the
centre Of the city last evening and made
music for the residents for what few shekels
could be picked up. They only had Eve
pieces, but made creditable music
The Parker Hall Temperance Union has
decided TO continue the Sunday afternoon
meetings during the summer; and has sc
lected the following officers, viz: President
Frank Cartwright; Vice President, w. C..
Msrling; Secretary, Charles L. Martin.
The Board of Education OF Richlsnd dis
trict met at the ShetiG's Office yesterday
and appointed trustees for the various sub
districts. The term was fixed at six months
The salary Of teachers was fixed at $50, 1913
and S2S per month. The levy for teachers
fund was fixed at lSc per 800, and tie
building fund at l0c per 800.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-07
Who Were They p

Last Saturday afternoon couple from
Wheeling, both quite young, came to this
city in q buggy. They drove about town
in maudlin condition, and finally got dis
gusted with themselves and turned their
horses head toward the north. In the
Gravel Hill cut they fell out of the buggy.
The girl was very drunk and the young
man was not far behind her, bat he man.
aged to get the helplessly drunken female
back into the buggy, and they proceeded
on their way up the river. Just above the
middle ferry crossing where the road lies
right alongside of the railroad track some
persons were walking down the track, and
noticed that the occupants OF the buggy
were asleep. A train was coming, and
an effort was made to arouse them. but
they didn't bulge. The outside parties
held the horse until the train passed, and
then lifting the couple out of the buggy they
laid them together upon the bank above the
road and tied the horse to a limb Of tree.
What becs me of them is not known.-Bel-
laire Independent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-07

Point WA; Stewart Kills. CIT; Nm =
Pct Butcher addressed the clase IN {
sbcrt spesch which contained number OF
.useeaiions valuable to the ,ci.ss The
b.nediclion being pronounced BY Rev.
Skott the programme ofabout the last, but
by no means least Of the commencement
exercises Of the year, was concluded. Prot.
Fra,ber. principal of the college, certsinly
Las reason 10 feel prord Of the success
amending the exercises OF last even
irp. and the work Of an efficient
srd accomplished teacher, - portrayed in
The exhibition of his pupils. Thus closes
The twenty. fif.h anniversary Of the Wheel
irs National Business College IA Its career
Of usefulness in this city. Much credit is
also due the gentlemen comprising the fol-
Arrspgements-Henry Schsub, Frank
Fl. AnIine, John McCrum, Robert g:
Hobbs, J. C. Psal, Charles Felsing, Edward
Hughes, Otto Zoeekler.
RecepSou--W. II. Seartright. 2. g.
Hoffman, 6. II. Alexander, John Z. Da.
yi.s, john ?. Rankin, Charles f. Gilliean,
E.nry Ensheimer and Albert c. hsb-
bard.
Ploral-Hary F. Kirk, D. A. Garden,
Wvse Irwin, G,orge G. Gisfn J, P. kindle-
b. rspr, Btrtie C. McGomery, Ashley Cooper
and Nm. Ball.