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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST. ~
ID cuted by sarah g. Degarmo and Jasbh
ord In the once Of tina Cissk u the County CssS
Ohio county In Iced q Tsyr3h5FSnT
SAC, The unds1lGn1tnd.sss, viii, o.
Gedfday, tho 27th day Of Jam, -
~ ~ o'clock A. m, st the front dod Sh
fouSe Of Ohioc county, sell NJ publif ndss =
highest and best bidder the following 'lrsss
estate, which 10 bounded and described siSsh
Wit; a certain ira Of land situate o. ~ nsa
Little heslipg Greek In Ohio county, wa< lnph
and bounded ~ follows: Beginning q - eas
ner 10 his1s'. ihsnce u. +6' O a@Yesn
HigS.' line % Q point on Dixon's rs @csIS
reis line near = white walnut; thence ia -
line n: ~ ". 2a7S poles 70 . st.ns; ibsss =
v. n n polls 10 the Old dogwood c,fpe, ssseJ
s. 9. 800 poles along HisgS line 10 is 49,
lightning, containing hvs (5) acrs and -
being the same property conveyed 70 lo.aseaa,- \
Nlpch BY Clarissa Phillips, widow oi John thaS.
BY sseS dsi'd March sd 1870. and 1ce,'a al.
county, IN deed book No 65, pave Is; shs y.
other tract VI land adjoining he one 90, sScs
Alter described along lands Of 1errl and 49,
which IA bounded a. ioi osr: B-giphibl y Ut
Soe 30 poles 70 middle OF Dixops rsa; ihsns y
Ia . stake thence n. az y. Is pols % ,tsss
thence n. $50 y. II poles 70 s,so, 80
Ing run n. ssTo q. IL pole. . u. y..s
o. bcginr Ing. oontainitg one I acre. = fs ~.
being ihf tsme property cosvey.d 10 yoSpsn ~
hiDcb by Alexander MIN b. deed 9Stet agmIr
lss. and ncordsd In DEED hook ~ pc W.,
The same property conveyed 70 sArs . psts
by ". W. Porter and wife by dsei csird fsSe
10th. 1852, and ncnrdei In dsed boor 20 y
100; sto a q rtsin pisos - parcel 81 And iupi
LIB rty iov n,bip lnow ~di,iritl. 10 Oe'o o,,
Vet Virginia, and bsibg . portion 9he
Charles 4. Terrell, bounded aud scfr0R
f~epinnipg ~ . ttump Oh the hank 81 lid
fhince d. ~ ". Is poles 10 q stump;
IS ". 20 poi.f and 20 links 70 Q white vsl
root On the bsnt OF raid run shepee y
poles 70 q stone; thence . a. o -
Links 20 . sugar tree: th.nes O. ngxse
Of begipnipg, containing tbre. az acre3
and too poics, mors or leo. being tho 80
conveyed "a the aid ssrah q. Dcxznno
;. Terrell and vile by deed dated MAY
recorded In decd book No N. pages al
1yxys br tALE-ipnr-hsb 81 tho pur(
In tasb and the remaining hslf 90 b.
yesr from day nj sale. Jbs defsrred 4nnto
70 lear Interest 81 the rsts 81 IL ps1ens
run srd The title u 10 BE- retained Jul
Of ibe pufcha,e money hail bsye teNh Ves
title - b lieved to he good, but s-Iilng -
thsll . Bsty tueh title ~ h vested IN
deed Of trust. JOHN q. PkfsDLtI
.4--- ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04

Tap Nssz - World is right Is demand
hs (has justice be speedily neted ont to
he rich thieves Fish and WARD, Of the
sfm Of GEkSr / Wasp. ia poor man,
moved by want should steal q steak he
odd De punished at once. bat these mil
s0nairs thieves Ese in tuxury and bafls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
When Everybody Paid Attention.

D4NtES DIVV@8IN L1yNs
TO illustrate" said the professor, I'VE
win take some simple, semltrsnsparent ar
tiele-snything of that nature; take soma
thing translucent Mr.. Zsny." thank
you" replied the student, since you insist
upon IT, / viii" Loud and long continued
spplsuss and cries of"Morel morel" and
"ZTeip'1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
Trustees Sale Of Real e

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF IRUsf
ID ing date the I'D day Of February, Isl
by Chrh tian seibke and Kate teibke, his
me M trustee, and recorded In deed Of trust
II, psge 4lo, Of the land records 40 ss2
West Virginia, the said trustee will, 90
Saturday, June 9th, 1888,
sell at public auction, st the front door Of The q
House OF said ohio county, commencing Liegd}
a. m, the following described real estate, TEA.
Thirty feet or Of the north side Of lot nsaS1
sixty eight (6s) In Joseph Caldweu's addiio,h
city Of Wheeling, In Ohio county, In the ~
West Virginia. said part Of Aid lot Is siiuy<
fronts thirty (S0l feet on the west side Of I'D
street, between Twsnty-hxth and Twenty o.
streets, and extends back In . west'rl dir~ct
even width hlty six (56l ieet more or les, 70
street, In the Sixth ward OF said city.
said property In the same which WAS conveys
the said thristian seibke by eamuei VI. Ham
and wife By deed dated the I'd day Of February J
and recorded In the clerks once Of the G
Court Of Ohio county. West Virginia, 10 DEED
No. CT, psges ga aud as
TERMS or sALE-0ne-third OF the purchase nj
shall be paid In cash on day Of sale; one
thereof In one year, With interest. and the remI
der thereof In two year, with interest iron ID
sale the purchaser giving his notss With good 80
ity for the deferred payments, and the legal TN.
the property 20 be retained until the purol
money shall have been paid In full.
mya6i L. q. BARR, Tfus,e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
ux Deueerats A. wasbiDgtop are .

lHx Democrats at Washington are prov.
be expert bOOkkeepers. They not
aly prepare > monthly statement of the
sountry 5 indebtedness under the old form
as issued by their predecessors, that RspuO-
lcans may uDderstAndit but they also issue
= new form, simpler and better, so that all
citizens mar understand il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
Highland Place, Ws|sbu|
Choice Building Lots For Sale.

THEsE LOTS ARE SITUATE In NORTHRAl
WellsbuH 90 the rassu or second bsttl
overlooking the town, the yiilaes OF Midway Z
the town OF Mingo and Psn-Handle railroad 10 \
disiance, and are within ten minutes walk oil ~,
the w, lisbun or I azear Vile depos They arcle1
The high water mark OF 1884, and are conhect~4
syrsmoIe street and also With the city by Q
plank walk. Address W ~. rAhf
maTb WeisputB,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
ARemIniseenes OF Youth.

AReminiscence OF Youth.
Chioa0o SsR.
"Are you Psps's bOyr'
"Yes, sir"
"And are you manma's OOyr'
YES, sir"
"But how can you be psps's boy and
mammals at the same timer
(Afer q Psuse) Can't 8 nice carriage
have Two horsesY'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
Unmarked at Last.

After listening to the partially incoupre-
hensible Mile. Rhes during three acts the
other evening, a young lady turned to her
escort and ssgely observed: "Do you
know, / believe she is French
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
She Must Feel Better Now.

AehVoa" otA0oy AcfuAs
On Q street car yesterday afternoon the
reporter heard a middle-sged lady ask a
younger one, How are you getting sloagT'
"0b," was the reply, Il am hsyins a
Dolphin time"
"A Dolphin time! What is thstY'
"Oh, you see, l have so many trials" was
the reply.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04

I tAI 80 H1E1NIK 1EQFEA <Ssftet
saknoA Cd re eTil ,of msndse I eoos
~ ia The bsSkeoeds meas Nipan
Ia fks course 81 rs rsmArks he Al
hdefto The hngic desla o. ,e,snsaa AZ
The close at the seEnce an y descon took
~ psinistes aide and informed the rever-
- ss5,srsn that be had made . mistake
AnaniAs. "Howsof' asked
ssscc;.Ssd divine "Why, BY telling the
ssaten that Ananiss is dead, said
1000. Ill doa't understand" said
~ mipyter in some confusion; please ex-
olsin. Dang it" aidthedeaeon, nearly
sve1 man in the congregation is an Office
sseker, and when they learn that Ananias Is
5ead the whole burned crowd win want to
6l his place"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
Or, Mt Least, submissiYe.

German bhe.
Military Examiner: What must q man
be 10 be buried with military honors.
Recruit: Dead
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
Filial Affection.

Filial Affection.
Chicago Rambler.
There's a girl who, I've a notion,
Would make any household glad,
See her beautiful devotion
To her old and hOmely dad
Who can say what Is the reasons
OF this fond and ilial fuSSY
Why at this peculiar season
Sh6afa she tFeaL th, old man thu32
Though he's bald he's very thrifty,
And | venture nov TO guess
Tha, she's working him Tor fifty
Dollars for = new spring dress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04

Sale Of Real Prop9

TN PpRsuANcE or THE AUTHORITY
In me BY q decree Of The Municipal Co
Wheeling made On the ID day OF April, ISS
saft In chancsry thsrin pending N shieA m
Necurdy's administrater b plaintiff and Ha1
MrCurdy and oiheas are defendane, viii, %
SATURDAY, THE sSd DAY OF NAY, IA
commencing arlo O'Clock q m, sel 1t public
tson, al tn. froat door Of the court house Of
county, the follo~vinS1ecribed real properly
IA 10 ,ay: The noft4 one-hau Of lot nunhs1
seyenty-hye as, In Eoffs addition to the civ
Wh.eiinr, together nth al the improvement ther
on OF thereto belonging.
Tsr,s or SALE = 0nehau Of the purehs
money ard 70 much more - the purchaser may eISa
cssh On the day OF nle, aud the remainder la =
year. with interest from the day Of sale, the =
ssas.r giving his note for The deferred instahnsol
and he DUE being retained - security therstor.
HENRY n. RUSSELL.
special Commisionsr.l
Ihsnsbv certify that bond has been given hy y
aid ,nscisi commissioner in the above entitled -
:. renniTed by law, THO6 a.. pARRAH. |
AMI Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of wheslissl
Tn. above sale u postpsaA until saturday, NJ
"a isss II. ". RUSSELL.
my2A speciAi Soumistoaef
Tome &, iSss, HkNkY NJ. RUSSELL. |
Special Co~mmiNtouerl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
Hon poctors NIust suffer.

Little Lily-"Don't yoI think, doctor,
thar ! look just like my mammal
Mother-"Hush. child, don't be vain"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
MARRIED.
Died.

wEISGERBER-On Wednesday, June S, at $50
. m. JANIS H infant son Of henry D.. and Ella
v. WeisgeIber.
Funeral from the residence of its parents, 300 Main
street, this Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. In.
terment at Mt Wood cemetery. Friends Of the
tauily arc respectfully invited to attend.
BUCKINGHAM At Martins Ferry, Ohio, on
Tuesday, June2, 1855, ANNA L.. vile oil. W. Buck.
ingham, aged 81 years AMI 5 months.
Funeral will take place from her late residence on
Third street, 1hurday, June l. Services at the
house II niLe O'Clock a. IN. Interment private.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04

TE THE CIRCUIT COURT or ONO Coz
Curtis r. Brcws, sdmiAistfstss 9th, ssse Il |
ian Fesy. deoeaset,
sanh Pesy. Rachel Fesy, so<afnah Asbsw
William Afhey, her husband Seb1 Reag I
ezrah Z. fexy, h;s wife. Ao>es tssy SD
viz silss D.,i. h.r hassss3, N.Y. -
lsr6t wLlisn u. su'bssiapd, q. ~: Iszrnp1
md D. y. TboYnbarEb and LII ktumiss j
neu doing businfs unjef the fm ~
Th1nbughA Kjamins.
- cslScxsx.
By virtue u m order Of n~rfersnce snsesse
above entitled da1ss on To 18th dzs .1sns
Cnsnesry d aid CoufL
Finite take. state sod settie fhe scss
Curtis p. Brown, adnil htSetof q tbs -
lillian fxsy. dec>ped-
secced- To s~soertsja md rspsn -
name 81 saeh creditor. III sssss az, ~
dsfs tbpy p,stecuvsiy bear interest
ThfrA-Wkst rial skss tie aid vun.
died sizsd Of, in proashss ssi's sos
touns-ip, other nstten aeeDa 80
The ConmkeisoeF, % requires go
psrsop interested
70 the psn rrsiSeut 6seodsse, Iua
= Iotherisnl al visits y. saf
Eoins 3 kessSJ giscs tss.ia-
fz.d On 1bss,dsy, fhssV
, lsss; :. sss 7: 4. nc
ths pisss q vkick - viify
rspcst TIE s>seni nsttsnI
"a e;, sss, ~. : =, l.sy
!. @. Ran, ssadf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04

1,hk SrATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OAIO
il County. In the Circuit Court of Ohio coanty,
Vest Virginia. June kuleS, 1883
state Of West Virginia
vs.
aenry Jones, samuel c. Jones, jonathan II. Ben
net EmmiI J. UBrien, administrator OF Jonathan
hall, deceased, and kmmtt J. O,Bnen in his own
figpt, Martha VBrien, Joseph Hall, Ezra Hall,
John 5. Hall, Emery hall, Elizabeth Berry
James N. Berry, Mary Talbot, David Talbot,
Jane Francis and William Francis.
IN cHAScERY.
The object Of this q Il Is TO enforce q vendors
zen against, and satisfy q judgment lien cut Of q
.ract Of 2s614 aerts OF land lying In the eoanS{ Of
lopss which judgment amounts 10 S.lS6.l1, with
interest thereon tron the ist Day OF Nay, 1871, uoti
psid. an3 Sl 81 costS, and was recovered By Jonathaa
aal a sihsi Henry ADD sanuel e. Jonas, upon par
haze money n0tes iorsaid land, upon which ven
5or's lien bad been ieserved. and BY the said Hal
JfausferIel 70 the STATE Of West rir.inia- And Il
.pYeari ng BY adhdaviE that kUery Hail, one OF tn
tesepdaots ia the aoove esuse, Is q non rastte1s
this 81 ,te, 10 e eTte I'd that the said defend Ant l.
.eeuired 70 srpesr within ane IA nth after the dat
q the frst Publication OF this order, in the Clerks
ofsce Of our aid .conrt, at rules holden thsrelor
and do what Is necessary 20 protect his Interests
a nd IL Il ordered that q copy OF this order Be forths
9Th Published once a week ir loQr successive
"a the Wheeling KpFrsrEe . nevspapsr
rshfis.eS IN the city u Heefiog. tn the county q
9Sio. ina b. losted "A the froat door sf the Conf
AZ MA county At least rveGEs days before shs
&donds} On Iug 1874
ns~< 3chn ". NitchelL r,s<k Of esi1 court.
coaft kaaee ~ SID e5aaty, n the cifT 81
!tas' shlsss asy 8 Ssss W. s,aks GO
zbss sbe Az eine l2zs tssk
Mar. 61tlSItofa e. lts1p&<taof
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
LEGAL NOTICE.

wheeling, ". Va, March Il, 1885,
T FIND BY EXAAlRATION OF DIED BOOK
il see deed convey NJ all property 10 q. L Gran
mer. trustee, for the bensht Of Mrs aehuekha.dt-
she vas suthO lied to sell or convey them daring
her lite pesi box So, page Sf4. under this deea,
a. Mira Eca ue6hardt died. divided equally anong
her and DOc4oxs heirs and If she survived to have
TAe next dee 4 10 irom Dr. \ and vile 70 Wm-
az L cfaamer-deed book y 46-I.
We and Eifs, khktheth, OF
snd hsirs 90 lag
sssre alike
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
Proposals for Vitrified Fire Clay
Brick,

DROPOsALs WILL Bs REGE;rD .Tr.P
L office Of the B ard OF ru5lic WorEs INIT WsJ.
Gss'Ay, June ~ %, at 3 O'Clock p. m. for furnish.
sg on bond cars or At any Of the public landings Al
Wheeling, West Virginia, Five Hundred thousand,
or more, yitrihed bricks made OF fire clay, hard
uurned and suitable for street paving purposes
Bricks must be Of the following dimensions: Eight
and One-quarter (SL) 1 ehss long, four az inches
vice and two and one half (219 inches thick.
The successful bidder will be required 70 furnish
6ye hundred thousand 800 00O) bricks within sixty
lays from date Of awarding hecontract All bricks
o be subject % inspection as they may be unloated
rom cals or boat, and such as are, in the opinion OF
The Inspector, uunt for paving purposes, shall be de.
Quoted from the number shipped and subject to
hippeI's order.
A bond OF Tive thousand Dollars Cs5,OOOl With
Two s~ureties, satisfactory TO the Board Of Public
Works, ~ shlentS and owners OF real estate in the
city Of Wheeling, will be required nom the sue
eessfui bidder, c0nditio led that he will guarantee
any Of said bricks to stand a wear OF nVe yeas.
Bond in the penal sum OF Five Thousand Oollass
$1,000 will also be Iequiad for the faithful per-
foTmancc Of the contract.
The Board reserves me right 70 reject any or all
bids. Bids must be addressed to the Boardot Puolie
Works Of wheeling, W. Va, endorsed "Bids for
TaEB BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
b F. GALLIGAN, Clerk.
WhSeiiRQ, jane 3, 1856. Jua,TAiA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
Hats and Bonnsts Made to 0rdsr

TN ANY DESIRED sTYLB-EEw YORK HA1
Bleachery, No. - etxteenfh 81, Wheeltng, W
Va. Ladies and Misses Straw, Chip Felt nns
Beaver Hat, etc, altered, blsaehed, eolored and m
done a usuL discount Patzonags respeetf1lly -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
T~henADAY, JuNE Z, lsss.
Impression il quite general
,kxs is the coming By
GoberUaiorisl hOuoV

a,A..,h ~ dow OF me NpE
8 ausSie, having become
a the rOtssaness Of long
6istraipn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
r WELTY & CO,
WHOLESALE LIQUORss
1I13 Main
WHEELING. W. VA.

We hsvs iasi rsseiyst % tifsst inrexserss Z
irys nesrtneni q KAi7k md ya1sns e.. ynss
..cne "a 4 fsrre skieacutd fAe sesesutef W.
ksns oasls EsfEn Nnml st tNEe1 Vi
8 lsr7s insoie fraH icsliiuna k1sas
c,deri ma ~ brxnfk r1ns . V W r.
- S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST. Xxx
-aTmo, dated the 5th day u May, 1897, and q q
ord In the once Of thu Clssk II the County Cslo.
Ohio county IN ICED q IEyt14sSs SHs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-04

Tn THE CIRCUIT COURT or oafo coUs
i West Virginia.
Curtis Y. Brssn, sdmiAistfstsf ofths ets3e q
aa Fesy. deoeased,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-18

Samuel Altschul who keeps a wholesale
liquor and cigar store at room SO, Arcade
made an assignment Thursday to Louis
Stern, for the benefit of mis- creditors. His
liabilities are placed at $1,000; assets un-
known, but supposed to be sufficient to pay
the Indebtedness.
The assignment followed Immediately after
the death of samuel Altschul, Sr the uncle
Of the assgnor, whose demise was noted in
Thursday evenings GLOBE REPUBLIC. The
latter had been interested in the establish
ment, which suffered by reason of his pro-
longed Illness and his death precipitated the
assignment
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-18
CENTRAL OHIO ECLECrICs.
Notable Cases Reported at Their Last ses-
sion In This Ctty.

| No'hoie vases reported at Their Last Ses-
| sion In Thi, city.
From Morning Edition.l
The meeting opened in regular session. in
the Lsgonda house parlors. The president DR..
| Wagstaf, being absent, DR.. J. T. Colliver, of
| West Jefferson, was selected to fill the chair.
DR.. W. i. Bloyer, OF Catawba, presented tt
case OF purpura h@morrbagica, boy ten
years old. This was quite an Interesting
case, on account of its rarity, none of the
| physicians present having met II similar case
So far the treatment was successful, the boy
being able TO walk about the room.
DR.. Coliver, of West Jefferson, presented
for examination, n young man who had lost
his eyesight from a tumor of the brain.
This patient was examined by several physi-
clans aud an unfavorable prognosis was
given.
Dr.. Reynolds broueh, forward a patient
suffering with puerpal mania. This case was
discussed by Drs. Reichard, Nesbitt Cole and
Barry.
DIR. Dillahunt exhibited a case of chronic
cholera infantum. The child, a boy, nearly
'"o years Oiu, WIS almost p skeleton, the
little fellow having been sick for the last three
months. This case was thoroughly discussed
by all members present, the majority Civ
ing an unfavorabe prognoss. Others thought
that with judcious meditation and proper
treatment the infant would regain its usual
health.
DR.. Neshitt gave resume OF case of peri
ostitis of the temur THIS subject was dis
cussed by Drs. Colliver, Bloyer, Reichard
and Reynolds.
DR.. Bloyer read an able paper on malaria
fever.
After the discussion of this subject, it was
recommended that the thesis be sent to the
Medical Journal for publication.
DR.. Long, of Westvile, presented his resig-
nation as first vice president. On motion it
was accepted, and DR.. J. 7. Coliiver, of West
Jefferson, elected in his stead. DR.. Long in
tends moving to Topeka, Kan. The associa-
ton expressed its regrets, and hoped that he
would be successful in his new field of labor
The doctor was a useful and an active mem
Der OF the society. After appointing Dr. Mi
randa to prepare paper on pneumonia, the
president adjourned the meeting.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-18
A TOUGH CROWD,
A Quartette of Colored Women ON the
Rampage.
from Mpruiup I

A Quartstts of Coiored Women ON the
Rampage.
From Morning Edition.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon four
colored women entered Mrs. McGuire's saloon
on the corner OF Pleasant and York streets,
and fired Mrs. McGuire out bodily. They
then tapped keg of beer and procee ded to
get bowling drunk on the contents, and raise
particular Cain all over the neighborhood.
Two OF them, Mary Cheek and Belle Stucky,
were arrested by Officers Norton, Bass and
Record, and sent into the station house in the
wagon. About balf an hour later Officer
Norton found Julia Riuggold. another of the
quartette, at her home on the Hill and called
the wagon. The woman tried her old trick,
OF undressing herself to AVOID being taken
down in the wagon, and succeeded 10 tearing
all the clothing OFT the upper portion of her
body. But the officers pinned her garments
on again and took her along. On the way to
the station house she attracted a large crowd
by yelling forth the mos, vile and disgusting
sentences, ard lighting the officers for all she
was worth
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-18
The Latest Dramatic Triumph.

Miss Esteile Clayton, beautiful, refined
and intelligent young actress, appeared at the
Park Tbeater last evening, before large atl.
dence, presenting Tor the first time in this
city her own play, "Favette: The Story of a
Waif,' which she adapted and dramatze ID
from Ouidas novel "Trcoriu." Miss Clay
ton was sngularly successful in realizing to
her audience the various phases of the char
acter of Favete. Her appearance on her
first entrance was largely in her favor. Ma
ture has been lavish with her. She has a re-
fined aud intellectual face, of wonderful
beauty, Of the best American type, and she
is, besides, graceful in action and winsome in
manner.--Boslon Herald.
Miss Clayton will appear at Blacks Opera
House on Monday night, Sept. q. The or
chestra that accompanies her il the largest
ever brought to Springfield. This is the
opening night.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-18
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
From Morning Edition. |

tFrom Morning Editionl
| The columns OF the GronK. IslrunLiC are open
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Reviewer Reviewed.
To the Editor of the Globe Republic.
Under the head of mixed School Action
Reviewed,' in local paper, an ex-mcmber
OF the school board criticses the president
for entertaining Mr.. Bells motion at the last
meeting, and decla:es that the action taken
is void. Fortunately, the present board does
not have TO obtain the sanction OF ex-mem-
bers to make its acts valid.
"ES-member' entirely misapprehends the
action which was taken. There was no
vote "allowing ALL regardless OF
color, to attend the buildings with
in the bounds of their districts"
although some are making a desperate effort
to have 1t appear so. The boundaries OF the
Pleasant street house are the same today that
they were before the last meeting No rule
with regard to the boundaries Of districts, or
ary other rule, was changed by the vote Of
last Monday night. Already, with the sp-
prova OF the board, colored pupils are in the
Oakland, Lagonda, Gray, Western, Deibert
and Genital buildings. Tue action of last
Monday evening simply provides that a few
more may be admitted in rooms not
already filled. By such action the
over-crowded condition OF the Pleasant street
house Is relieved, school facilities pro-
vded for all and thousands of dollars
saved to the city.
Moreover, there is no rule OF the board
upon the subject. See "Rnles of the board"
IN the animal report. The only place where
the subec, is referred to is under boundaries
and districts, which is simply report adopted
from year TO year.
Ex-member will find that the action taken
at the last meeting was perfectly regular and
will stand, and that the president was per-
lectly right in entertaining the motion he did. |
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