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New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
s2.250,OOO

Total 81 $50 900
TO secure this amount IL recommended
That the OF the consolidated
fund four coupons. being hoss maturing
ing coupons with the Central 1ru,t Company OF
NewYok Trustees and receiving instead tho Copany's
ut,rest po from that date payable annually
tho rst OF January and July In each year which bond
pleasure OF the Company apar ami accrued IN crest aor
three months snch funded bond
secured by the coupons deposited The lien Of which
will be in all respects preserved.
II tho holders tc ~ COO 900 OF tho Cincinnati and
orgs Division st mortgageS cont bonds be asked 10
fund coupons by deposng with the Central Trust
many N York Trustee sad four
maturing March and september 1888. and March and sep
t.nber accepting lieu thereof funded
bond secured such coupons which shall
september 1885, and bear cent interest from
said date able seiannusly the hrst days March
and September and be payable In years from
date at the Ion OF tho companya par and matued IN
terest-afer throo years. on three months notice.
iii That the noders debentues be asked extend
for such o the dobenturs as fall due during the
years 5S and 1856 and 70 accept similar dobennes run
lures falling due during tho years ] $50 and 1885.
IV That be made with the holders Of he
in 1885 and $50 being 100000 In each year.
Total amount extended s., ,2S0 600
CThe Divisional bonds Of the Company maturing during
1885 1886 so7w be provided Tor by the of sum-
who assent proposed plan arc requested
Committee Room NO ~, No. ITO Broad
wny nomber OF the Committee will DO ready at any
te " give any further explanation or Information do
When the requisite have gvon their
plan notice will bc yen Of tho time and place
where may present their coupons for exchange
SAMUEL SHErHAR.)
GEO. n. SHELDON. Funding Committee
r. IL. Il. LYMAN.
New.York, December 80, 1884
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
Hnanrial.
MINNEAPOLIS MORTGAGES, .


city o. MnnsspCY Ann
st.ciass security invited to call and % isvess' Jul
mortgage loans s5 Iibsatyist. fsAsd a. n Ny = City.
orrIcE ToRIY sFcoSD srEEET NJ SGariSY}
e NasaSsT s HsGnoshS yoSSt cTI
NOTICE is hereby given that an elecs,oH lie
sns g. T i5a sg Se fs sss ss:
m ~ sPa the R II Bws o the
'ne ANNUAL Election for shah be held on the
third Thursday January each year at % aaa notcs
SesSn Of wh IN sea one OF ST the fy Of
shall A d the SS,Sn sS @
sss 81 the nsn h
Directors OIL the rfe'''' HLFRED WKGsTATf, Secretary
----------- THE MARKET NAroXAL BASK'
NEw.YoRK, Dec. ~. 1854.
vTHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors of
this bank will be held at banking house on Tuesda
January 49, 1885, from IL H. to GILBERT. Cashier
rINUE ANNUAL MEETING of the PROMON,,, ~,
i TORY CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY WI
their olice No. 35 Broadway Iuesiay 'anu' 40
Youyosrowy . Dec. II; 1894,
J,TIE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholld- toe iSh ,l.c.
ers of the Grand Central Mining Company Tor the eec
ton Of ifeetors will held The oce tho COMPANY P & n
the Of Youngstown Ohio on Ius5T 152as
TnE IMPORTERS AND TRApEns' @HArosM @% @% sBs BANK
rT,UE ANIMAL ELECTION for directors OF
this bank will held at its banking rooms corner & oa
broadway Murray st, Tuesday January io iooo' o
poll VIII oo 0pc" '''" l. NEbWARD TOWNSEND, Cashier
CoSTINsyTAL NATIONAL BANK
NRw-YoRE, Dec. IL, 1854 y,
VJNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the st0ckhOiu-
ers Of this election Of directors ana inspteY
OF ecction will be held at the banking house Oh "
Polls viii Do open from IL m to pm an c..,er
orr1cE UoSTSryIAL INSURANCE. CoMrASr'}
NEwyoEK. pee 20 1881 :,
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOX DlkEG-
1 TORS of this company viii be held on MO ~ 4, ,io
I2h at this office. The poll VIII open Nv
II o'clock and remain open one hour ,,,,,,x eo....rv
FiRsT-CLAss INVESTMENTS.
q aud per cent secured on
IMPROVED CHICAGO REAL FSTaTB
Mortgages placed improved Chicago property neHhe
lenders and per cent with semi na IN crest payaoo
at American ! and Trust Co, New } Ork -, ou.o
FL. W,
GRIFFIN & DWIGHT. Mortgage bankers e,,
Washington and Halsted sts' 'hehr'
q PER CENT CAR TRUST BONDS QF IHE
~ RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANf'
Also special issus3
New.York Chicago and st Louis Per Cent car rrusa
Louisvile and Nashville o Per Cent Car Trusts
posi- MARTIN & co 80 Pinest
z PEER CENT GOLD BONES.
CITY WAITE COMPANY, AU~TIN; TfxAAnn. rs
TEREsT.
ToREY & KIRK. 4 Broad-st
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09

TIiE SKAaKys BASK FOR SAVINGS.
20 AND 10 WALLET. )
rVUE TRUSTEES have ordered that interest
be paid u dep oIs outlu,d thereto IN or h by Jaws
and m nco dance savings Bans laws. for the si1
mnuths ending lrt ultimo "a fuowfi
ON accounts exceeding thousand DOiars at inc
rate of FDI u FEK CENT per anuum
ON accounts larger than one ThOu-anh Dollars but not ex
cnetng Ihr- Thousand Doats NJ tho rate OF THREE fbh
CfN per Hunun. ,, =, -...
Of TWO pI ~ annun alter Non
day WILLIAM III. MACY President
nENIY y MARSHALL. Cashier.
SEN.YogG Jan. :. l15J
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09


ABSOLUTELY safe Investments first mortgages on snd
Real Estate city OF Minneapolis amn as,rng
sen,i annual interest NewYork investors o,r
1Tsclass security invited TO call aud 'N
mortgage loans y. I,has,rst n Y City.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
Orean Steamers.

a NCUOR LINE, U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
N GLASGOW via LoNDONDERHf
From Pier 20 North River. foo, II Deyst =.
Furnessia Jan H. D. IN. IeyOnia a--J an -, W
II, IN. Anch ma jan Sl N'n
$50 to $50 ss3p1 class tbi
Steerage passage q from GLASGOW, LiN EHFOol-
BELFAST or LONDONDERRY. SI1 c.o.,
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents. 7 Buwlhs uIooh
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
iNORWlCH LINE.
~ FAyORITE INSIDE ROUTE
ToBosToN 50.
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA S38s.
PORTLANDs6

s...r.r. -C.ty Of worcester and "City Of Boston"
49, Pier <0N r., foot Of wattsst next pier above Dos
s...s AZ Ferry daily except SUNDAYS at 430 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09

BORDEAUX LINE. s..., -, p,,n,,
NEW'YORK AND BORDEAUX plNE ~ -, q
CUATFAU Won I'm ........ dV feb. ~
prom prentlces stores WallsL fcrryl BrDDAlyh
Travellers Tor Frlnrs spun AMI ttty, Pfri;'% FAh
Nice. &c viii tins AMI expanse ~ ltSn, q,
First CABIN tinciufiny van " , ~ 20 sioo' 9eo'' "a
Storage, s25 For passage apply NnrR "a Beayerst
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09

'Gelp Wanteo.
XNANTED.-Ma and wife as cOachman and
usefulnan and working heuseseeper to take charge
family SMALL must bo honest temperate capaDie'
with good address; no snokingi references the best
Wv" 49, Address College place city.
Neutrality-suspicious. tea and coffee sales les
w TO travel In New I'm gland ana Central Newfoik
by Old established house The proper person VIII receive
w 53 Centrast. Boston, Mass
w pANTED-Middle-ag coOred woman to
w and wash; short distance in country Apply IN
store. No. 10 Beekman-st
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
DressmaklnJ.

nRESSMAKER.-By one who fits, drapes and
~ trims e,quisitey wishes more customers by dy week
three work IN each week for room
ami board Address MISS N. J, Tribune Uptown Onice
23S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L OF nsE.S spa sf.s, TaPMx Pee ! Iks lsss.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
TRAINS leave VIA Dosbrosses and C0randt Street
Hsrnsburg Pittsburs West and South with Pullman
York and Chicago Limited OF Paor Dining Smoking and
Sleeping Cars st every day
p m, connectlna at Cory Tor fitusvilo Petroleum
Centre and the on Regions.
eamore sshington the South Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except Sunday 10
n arrive Washington 500 D. IN. Hegu ar at G2O. 500
snd $50 a m l. $40 and ? m and IL night Sunday.
teT, o. ip I,.n = m, . p p m; and and, y night ,.oo
cssS csps Nay y. s.ssSs sssse: eusS.s sass' iS
Tong Branch Bay Head intermediate stations
on Sunday. sooS and BOO p m. lido stop Al
eosts Of Brooklyn Annex connect with oil through trans
Jersey CITY anordins speedy end direct transfer for
sns arrive From rttsburg $3.50 anc l2o m 7.so and
Washington and BALTIMORE $3.50 and 80 M 12o. $40
$40. e:30, etlo and 1905 m. Sunday 6S5, 640
% sn io4s rrSa o spqrs s csa. sSo Mo0aau
ksS islo Iisses %- i,sS. .. $40. 800 SsO $40
sC so ss sSCS S. aos ss sna sS zS
eSQs l0'03. and 1920 .. m
TO PHILADELPHIA -.
VIA THE pENNsYLvAnfA RAILRoAn
TIE OLDEST ROUTE
rRAINs EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on
soSD1kTnbisxsTSHinNSoSS knix 81 NEw.YoRK. " YsaILADEh
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
Savings Banks.

CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY
~ or NEWSoRK % and ~ Howery, corner Canal ST.
FOHIYNlNTH sEMI.ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF IN
TEBISrie Trustees have ordered that interest at the
rate Of III kEE AND HALF tJ5 PBR CtNI, per nnnum
be- paid 81 dep lsiiOrs aud after JANUARY 18TH on all
Of stind 10 sJGOOwhiCb have remained deposit
for the thco months ending December 81 1884.
MONTY DEPOSITED on or before January VIII draw
interest from January !.
Pank open every day from 10 20 p "a .
EDWARD 4. QUINTAhD, President
HENnY HAsLFR, SECRETARY.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09

IRVING SAVINGS INSTI TUITION,
i g6 WAKREN.ST,
NEW YORK bcceuber n, 1891.
Interest has bn declared fr the months ending De-
81 lass upon a accounts entitled thereto not ex
rhr,o ThOu31nd Doll the rats Of Four per cent
Ior annum payable after January 10. 1885.
JOHN ASIKEE President.
c. u. HEATON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
Business propertp tor Sale anb TO Get.

Business propertn Tor 5ale aHo 10 Lei.
V,O RENT-Tbe highly desirable lofts at No.
l. 4s Howard.sI, west Of broadway. Apply 70
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE q CO.. i0th.S. anu o.n-aso
FIW LET.-Splendid offices, 6th-avcy corner
i 42d-st. American safe Deposit Companys nreptoot
building. Apply premises ----
VNO LET.-Stores, Lofts and Offices IN Ful
ton John, Ann. Beekman, William ana psaristsc
rutland WIiITiNO Temple court
PRETTY STORE and three rooms, only
"A $40 per month A3S West 66thst
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
flats ano Rooms TO Eet.

PARTMENTS TO LET IN THE
N FIHEPROOF CENTRAL. PARK BUILDINGS.
cor 5sT'H and 59rH SITS. and 1IHAVE.
Apply 10 LEoPINASsE& FHlEDMAN,,
Pine at or &. W Chiffon. Supt, 6Dth st. ana 'thnve
ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH.
IL FLORs.-Fifth.ave. corner OF 42dsty IN nrspI1ot
building OF AMERICAN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Finest loc alton In the city. a
HQTH-ST., 90 WEST.-Large, sunny front
no ROOM handsomely furnahed very reasonable; large
hall room, $3.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-09
Giiualions iuanle6 females.

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
IA. ASSOCIATION.
(Chartered by state OF New-York)
ODRII, resident. T.. v. ODELL. rrslgursr.
" IL PR0ssER, secretary. N. A KELLJj0. Att1rn,y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-14
SOME OF OUR FRIENDS.
The People We Claim and tho Stranger
Within Our Gates.

The People We Claim and tho Stranger
Within Our Gates.
Hon. Benz. Wilson is at the McLure.
Captain Bradford, of Phlippi is in the
city.
Ed. Howard, of Cresson, W. Va, is in
the city.
Ed. Young Of New MartinsviIle. is al
the Mcclure.
W. s. Hanna, of Charleston, was in the
city yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. R. R. Swope has taken rooms
at the Mcclure.
Col. Ned Woods, of Charleston, arrived in
the city yesterday.
G. W. Rosenberg and F. S. MeyerG, Of
Akron, o., are in the city.
Charley" Wells, of Glover's Gap dropped
down the Nail City yesterday.
Part of the Silver King Company i.
registered at the Howell House.
VIM. B. Gordon, Of Fairmont, W. Va. is
registered at the Howell House.
A. B. Littlepage, prominent member o
The Ksnawha bar, is in the city.
w. 8. Hanna, of Charleston, and prom
inent merchant Of that city, was in tow
Yesterday.
Miss Julia Long, of the South Side. re
turned from an extended visit to Pittsbure
this week.
Mr.. Wood Glass left last evening for
bis Texas home, accompanied by his two
children. His wife will join him in Mil
waukee,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-14
Dox.r

Interesting Lecture Delivered By Hon. G.
w. Atkinson Mt the Female College Last
Evening.
Quite large, fashionable and cultured
audience assembled az the Female College
LAST evening to hear Hon g. W. Atkinson
deliver his very excellent lecture entitled
.Don'ts he began by saying: From the
cradle TO the grave two roads lead out as
distinctly as possible. one right and the
other wrong. On the guide board these
words are written, @Do This and Don't
the latter Of which l propose TO consider
this evening. Pliny. in my opinion, wisely
compared Life TO river. The stream, small
and clear in It's origin, gushes forth iron
rocks, falls into deep glens. and Esnders
along through wild picturesque country,
nourishiug the wild uncnltured tree or How
CT BY lis dew or spray and gradually merges
into brosd river carrying away the pro-
/ duct of our mills and factories, generating
excellent results. He exhorted the audi
ence to not be cranks, crank Is not
crazy individual neither is he q fool Web
s,er does not give definition of the word,
but it is safe TO say that crank is an
eccentric individual, enc who moves BY hts
ard jerks In short per Sc is q one
ideaed individual who can make more noise.
and raise more disturbance than any other
class.
Don't shirk, there is always work in this
busy world for everybody. Don't grumble,
such an one thinks the world is out Of joint
and walks in misery. Doa't ape, be origi-
nal in all your undertakings. Don't beoai-
cicus or deceilful, seltassurance is import
ant, but have heard Of people who have
brass enough in their composition to start
foundry. There are a number OF people
Who devote q greater portion of their time
TO the detriment of those to whom they dis.
play the most extrsyagsnt friendship. All
Is not gold that glitters, Men sometimes
put on the livery of heaven to serve the
devil.
Don't be q demagogue. have always
observed that the most fallable persons ara
| the most severe In their criticisms. Don't
neglect the little things. II is the small
things that make the large, each infnitesi-
| NAL grain should be taken care OF. Don't
prescribe woman merely because she is Q
woman,-many may believe her incompe-
tent but when she performs the same duties
as a man, she is entitled to the same com.
peusation. Don't indulge TO excess in
skating, don't read trashy literature, don't
swear don't drink.
Afier having delivered lecture replete
with bright comparisons and anecdotes be
closed by paying just tribute
| 10 the institution in which they were assem-
bled By saying: "Don't fail to send your
daughters and your sisters and your friends
20 the Wheeling Female College, where
hey will be carefully educated and placed
| in the line TO exalted citizenship" This
happy ending was created with applause.
Areception in the parlors was then an
nounced, where the lecturer was the recipi.
snt of numerous compliments on the excel
lence of the lecture.
This lecture was the second Of the series
hat Miss Taylor has arranged for during
the season. Others will follow shortly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-14
Fun, Much Fun.

After the usual routine nj the Chapline
street rink, last night il was taken ehsrge
of By the La Belle roller skating party, who
presented to the amused spectators nov
city in the shape of q scrub race" By
amateur skaters, with the following result.
After much scrsmblng and tumbling, Mr..
d. F. Mckinley was declared the victor,
with VIM. Shield a good second. J. I.
G sss and N. w. Ench came in neck aud
neck. There were several others left at
respectful distances. After the con-
fusion had somewhat abated, second
race was started BY .would-be professionals
in which Mr.. Dave Evans carried of the
honors and amid much cheering was pre-
scented With q monkey-wrench. The floor
was then cleared and q fine exhibition Of
graceful skating and difficult feats was
given By Nh. VIII Daniels, Of Chicago. which
was loudly and enthusiastically spplanded
Following upon Mr.. Daniels exhibition was
grand burlesque exhibition BY Prof Frank
Bero, which should have been seen to be
appreciated. Prot. Bero demonstrated fully
the ludicrous aide Of an amateur skater on
rollers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-14
Capitol cullings.

The ladies were out in force yesterday.
The time of the session is swiftly passing
by.
The Senate yesterday passed seven bills
and rejected one.
The general appropriation bill will prob
ably be reported to the House to-day.
There was another large attendance Of
spectators in the House yesterday morning.
Hrs. Z. Willis Wilson, wife Of the Cover
nor.eIect was on the floor Of the House, yes
terday.
Price, of Marshall, and Cochran we're the
only Senators who didn't want reform
school
The abrupt termination of the Prohibition
debate in the House, yesterday morning,
was q grieyous disappointment to the gal
lery.
President Prices reform school bill went
through Yesterday and the House viii now
cope with it and Mr.. Whites bill Of . like
nature.
Senator Kenna, Hon. G. W. Atkinson,
Hon. ID. II. Leonard, Hon. I. 81. Logan
and r. 7. Devries Esq, were en- the door
Of the House yesterday.
There were an unusual number Of visitors
present during the Senate season yesterday,
and among them quite . number Of ladies.
Governor elect z Willis Wilson, wife and
child, and United States Senators Camden
and Kenua were among the aadience.
Mr.. Hinkle seems % 10 have been the
only member Of the House whom the oppo-
Dent Of Il. J. r No. 6. converted b. their
eloquence and brought over 10 their side
On Thursday, Mr. Hinkle was found voting
with the friends Of prohibition. bat yester-
DAY he went over 70 the enemy.
The Senate yesterday spent several hours
debating over an amendment which had for
its subject the laying on Of high license
upon peddIers and smaller or no license
on huckstera Though merely agrsmmati
cal question, II was too great for the Solons
to down in one afternoon. and It lays ore
unfniihed.
TheresoIniion. introduced in the Hons.
O Delegates yesterday afternoon b. &r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-14
pI rNGU1sHED v1srross.

Senators Keuna and CANDIDA in the City.
Senators ]. E. Kenna and ]. N. Camden
arrived in the city Yesterday morning, and
devoted the day to shaking hands with
their old friends about the State House and
city generally. and making acquaintance
with sach legislators as they had not pre-
viously net. The distinguished visitors
spent good portion Of the afternoon on the
HoOx Of the Senate and House. Last even
ing they held an informal reception at their
suite Of rooms at the MeLure. where they
we're visited by . large number Of friends.
10 conversation with 9 REGIsTEB reporter,
Senator Camden said, among other things,
hat be and Senator Kenna had called upon
President elect Cleveland during his recent
visit to New York. and in the course of sn
interview with him, they CLEANED from his
conversation that no Immediate changes
among minor national officials would be
made upon his entering upon his official
duties. except in instances where
commissions expired, or officers
had made themselves highly objec.
.rouble By their partizan conduct The
change looked for by politicians Of both
rariiss would not be sudden or sweeping,
but would come about gradually, and reno
walls and appointments would rather be
made with the idea Of beneftting the coun-
nv at large than Of rewarding political
hisnds or Of wreaking vengenee on those of
he opposite faith, OF Of gratifying the per
.onal ambitions or snimosities Of indiyi-
dbals.
The Senator viii remain in the city for a
day or two before returning to Washing
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-14
TIE ACADEMY.
ROBBERS AGAIN.
They Get In Thar Work In Two Cases In
Bold Manner.

They Get In Thar Work In Two Cases In
Bold Manner.
II seems that there is still q gang o.
thieves in town. Thursday evening between
$ and 8 o'clock lady was walking down
EFF street, Just below the jail, when man
rushed out from the darkness and suatched
her satchel out Of her hand and disappeared
as be had come before an alarm could be
given. The satchel contained 80 and sew
eral other articles, and so far no clue has
been discovered of the thief
A similar case occurred last night, shout
8 O'Clock, in North Wheeling. As Mrs
.Desmon, wife Of Officer Jack Desmond, OF
The police force was going home, q man
Jumped out from an alley-Way and snstched
at book which abe had under her arm, no
doubt thinking that it was satchel How
ever, he missed his aim and seized q pack
age of candy which she was carrying, and
made off with il before help could be sum
moned. This sort OF thing is becoming too
monoionous, and some of our local detec
lives should 20 to work and endeavor to els
cover and arrest the author or authors OF
these depredations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-14
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Scrvices
At second Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. II. Cooke
ID. d., pastor, at 1880 a. m. and 200 p. N. Bah
hath School at Q a. m. All are welcome.
ZANE ST. N. Z. CHURCH-seriees Sunday,
February 10. at 1890 a. m. and 700 p. m, By the
pastor, Rev. J. Henry Hess Sunday school at
y. N. All are invited.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rev. Dr..
Cunningham viii preach on Sunday at 10 80 q. m
Subject: nPauIs Convention" the third OF the
cries Of sermons on the life Of Paul. Young people,
meeting at 700 p. m.
FIRST ENG. Ev. LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Services Sunday, February Is. 1885, At 1880 Z. m.
by the pastor, Kew T. II. Dornblsser, and praise
service at p. m. sundaysehOOl At Up. m. otran-
gers are welcome.
DISCIPLES CHURCH.-Servioes Sunday, Febru-
ary IS at ESQ m and p. m, By Rev. Z. J. Hart.
Morning subject: "Whats that 70 thee kyen.
ing: "Psui's conversion and call" Sunday school
az Ga. m.
LATTER DAY SAINTS CHURCH, near Forty
eighth street, Preaching sunday evening. febfu-
airy IS, 1885, by Rev. q. 7. Ghtiths.
FOURTH STREET NJ. z CHURcH.-Preachina
Sunday, February Is. 1885, al 1890 q m. and 20
D. m, by the pastor, Rev. Jos l. Smith, D. ID. 5nn-
Day school at p. m. Young peoples meeting
Monday al $50 p. IN.
CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE CoNcEP-
TIOE.-B ishop Kahn will preach Sunday. February
IS 1855 at 10 m. Colestion will be taken up alter
services.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-14
Fatally BURNED.
Distressing Accident On the South
SI1s.
A Lady EgikhtfulIs Burned BY the Ex-
plosion Of a lamp---Seseral
0ther MishaPs.


A singular accident occurred on the
South Side last night, from the effects Of
which Mrs. August Yahrling viii probably
die, while her LHo children narrowly escaped
. Ike fate. The particulars are As follows !:
About 8 o'clock, Hrs. Yahrling, who resides
az No. 25ll Chapiine street was sitting IN
front OF the FIRE IN . rear room o.:
her residence, with Der two little children
by her side On the mantle, IN front Of her.
stood en- OH lamp, and above the lamp
hanging on the wall was3a medium sized
mirror Suddenly the mirror fell, striking
the lamp, which at once exploded, the burn
ing oil diving over the unfortunate woman,
Who was almost instantly enveloped N
flames. Shrieking with pain and terror,
Mrs. Yahrhng rem out OF doors into the
front yard, where she was caught BY Two
gentlemen, Mr. Grubler and Jacob Hell, who
smothered the flames. While they were
putting out the FIRE, Mrs Yahrling eontin'
ued to shrek Save my childreni and not
knowing what was going on inside the
dwelling, two or three persons who had been
attracted BY the eres of the victim, broke
out a front window and entered the honse.
The carpet, floor, ETC., Of the room were
found to be on fire. and the two children,
the youngest Of whom was badly burned on
the right foot were almost erazed with
fright. The fire was distinguished with
some difficulty and the children cared tor.
Meanwhile Mrs Yahrling had been taken
to neighboring residence. and DR.. Reeves
was summoned An examination showed
that she was frightfaIly burned from the
breast 10 the knees, her hair had been com.
pletely siDged from be head, and she was
pronounced to be fatally injured All that
medical aid could do was done for her, but
late last night there was little hope Of her
recovery.