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The Osceola times., 1886-11-13
Masonic.

The stated comm anic ations OF Os.eoih Loos'
aav. nm or maxi before each full moon lh'
mrmbers are ordered to attend promptly.
All Mater Masoss an good stanaang Az
cordially invited to attend w n
BY order Of r ~ oALH'
Bsn II. BAccBus. Secretary
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28
Pan anna Z anal Craxe.

4 v'olent anonymous attack has Lsen
issued in Paris, France. ON II, I@sseIs'
Panama canal scheme. The telegraph
says:
The attack IL ma.le in a pamphlet
,trnns'y written AMI containing seventy
pages. The title is AN Engineers LIT.
ten on the Panama Canal" The cover
l"ars the imprint II a sarcophagus, and
the work - 'issiicate'i To the Victims Of
the fanama 'raze. The pamphlet lie
sr'i- th" mortality among the work
men employed in making the canal: de-
scrib"s IN anscdo,al form the state Of
things ON the l>thnus; tells Of the heed.
le-. ,'inanderlng Of French public money,
AMI IN concl,isioa states that of twenty.
one sections If the canal only five are
yet in anything like an advanced state IL
construction.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28

The rrintsl menu carl, sa,ch u, We sp now
on every dinner table, Is Of ,irsirrn IN, ention
Ia The time of yorc, when, the dinner was nut
on the table the guests could as.srtain, hy
using their cy,s, the nature Of the viands
composing thu feast, therefore there was no
ncsl for bills If fare, hut now that the fash
ion Of dining IA Ia Russo has hen generally
adopt"l, il lsromcs nscssary that each guest
should r pro, hled with sort Of programme
OF the dinner
The ohl fashioned bills Of faru ucrs written
ON hrgr cards gaudily ornamental with ras-
trollonic cn,ll"ms AMI Symbols, AMI w,r, of
such dimensions and NJ cumbersome, that
only onc could lr placed at each emil IT the
table The sin Of the cards was gradually
diminished, and as they got smaller, the
number put on the table was inultipliel At
the pn'sent time it is customary tn provide
each guest with aprintel menu The intro.
tiurtion 10y the catering trade Of the PRINTED
bill of farr has proved very profitable to the
stationers, who strive csseksssly to exhibit
new pattern and fr,sh designs London
Caterer
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28
\ STRANGE DEI.CSION.
Ohio Fanatics Who Worship n
Woman for Christ.

Woman for Christ.
CINCINNATI. July l7.--ODe Of the
most remarkable religious manias Of
which there is any record has broken
out IN little circle Of this city. A
party Of thirty 81 forty people, most Of
them prominent AMI above the average
IN Intelligence. believe that Mrs. John
u. Martin, os Walnut Hills, il Christ
manifest in the flesh. and that her sister,
Mrs. John 7. Brook, is the Holy Ghost.
The followers 81 these so women meet
at Mrs. Brooks house and worship them
both. Mrs. Martin has exerted some
strange and wonderful influence that has
put them completely in her power, and
they are fanatics ON the subject. One
oil the followers OF this woman Christ Ii
named Jerome. lie was a hpk. Keeper
here for the Cincinnati agency Of ID. Ap-
pleton x Co., the New York publishers.
tie gave up his position of 81, 800 a year
t. serve the female Saviour Of mankind
To AN Enquirer reporter who saw him
today he SAID, in An earnest ana elol,,ent
conversation: II have seen tod face To
face IN the last half hour"
a young man named COok, v no works
In the auditors office Of tho Adams Ex-
press Company, has also been captured.
lie resigned his pa~ition. and has At.
tached himself to the new sect. They
believe that all churches are frauds, and
The preachers u set III fools. Account.
lBK Tor the fact that Christ should man.
fest himself in "a female. they say that
IN heaven there ARE no sexes, and the
saviour Is M liable To appear in a
woman as In u man. Mrs. Martin, the
New Christ, and Mrs. Brook, the
"Holy Ghost" they say, arc the only
two Perfect women on earth, and the
millennium is at hand. This movement
has lren going ON quietly for year
Mllont becoming generally known.
Tho women scclude themselves and will
not be seen by any ono who Is not
worslipper. or vouchel for by one of
them. Many have sold their homes and
taken houses near the women on tho
MI. These who have given up their
positions say they do not need work or
money. All they need IL spiritual food,
AMI this will be furnished by the Lord,
Just IA It was furnished to the children
IN the wilderness.
n Miss Andrews, who lives with her
mother ON Walnut Hills. is almost insane
with excitement, and passes her whole
Time IN weeping, singing, and pray ing.
Tier mother has tried to show her the
folly Of her belief, but In vain. Among
the worsbippers Of these new gods are
Mrs. Judge Worthington. Miss Julia
Carpenter, Miss Tile Carpenter, Miss
Emma Black. Mrs. r. II. Foulds. Mfr.
John Cook, Miss Cook, Mr.. T. W. Jerome.
Miss Marie Andrews, Mr.. and J. T..
l,nrke, Mr.. and Mrs. Rueb@n Sherwood,
Mrs. Flora Miller, Mr.. Sheppard. Miss
l'om'tt, and MIS-. Crocker. In this list
are numbered some Of the best people in
,lncinnati. Exposure to public ridiculc,
It IL thought, will bring them to- their
senses.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28

Is excellent, on a broad thOr0ughfare.
AMI clos 20 the business section Of the
city. No other street in America can
sh9w more clubs than are heated Just
here. The Pickwick, Louisiana. BIS
ton, Chs, Checkers AMI Whist clubs
follow each ether in Iuick succession.
AMI It l. now reported that the CONNER
eial VIII move Ia this square. leaving
scarcely building on il not devoted tn
such purposes. IL Is a concentration ex-
t-emeiy agreeable 10 the clubs ami their
members, and will make that portion IL
anal street bright AMI agreeable sfo,
f"r genttnen, anil, perhaps, for ls.iies
aIsn.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28

and unbound to lhs fortunes Of anv In
divit1al.
The contest under present oonsidera.
ton, however. Was carried On under the
instruction plan. and Gen. Gordon won
~ an overwhelming majority. Under
these circumstance. II Is the plain duty
OF the minority to submit to the vill Of
ths state democracy a. expressed at the
polls. AMI not attempt to organize a
hopeless farti0us OPPOSITION. MAJOR Ba-
cons friends should east their votes for
HIM on the tirst hAllot, bait. for party
unity. they should, when they Sc
ten. Gor'ion's majority officially re-
corded, make his nomination unani-
NOUS. Party feaity AMI loyalty alike
demand this. u will ns do for the coo,
vention to b. divided.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28

There Is "A seeming protection in the
concentration Of various OCCUPATIONS and
industries. Factories Of all Kinds find ,
benefit III congregatng together. and in
the large cities we srr banks Insurance,
companies, brokers offices, nruspopers
mercantile houses, all set of hv them.
selves. In the south, as elsewhere. We
50" this same tendency. Thcrr must be
mutual aid and advantage in such con
c'h'ration, on II would not follow. #
Is The same i'll England Lancashire is
The great spinning, and Manchester the
great cotton printing section. business
ol various kinds IN London. also. finds
protection In congrtGating together.
bnt 1t IL left for the club houses of
New Orleans to seek place together and
income more conspicuous in their con.
gregatIon than almost any other class of
business. This congregation hns been
rapid, and the clubs on Canal street. b,.
tween Carontclet and Barrornn are ms
numerous MS those in Pail Mall, London,
Inc Times Denocrat says the location
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28

We hear Of II good many Of our c,,i
z"hs who expect Ia engage in peach cul
ture tins fall. To such brief account of
John IT, Parncll's success viii w. inter
osting. tie is called the "rrach k,nr. "
ami has IN the state Of Georgia the hrg
est peach orchard in the world. It il
probably worth fully M much M any
orange grove in Florida. Mr.. pnrnplI i,
brother of the great Irish patriot Of than
name, tor years ut the head of the l,ish
delegation IN parliament. IN exchange
has the following Ia ~, Of MIR. John
Parnoll's peach orchard:
'l'ia great peach forest is ,lrsrrIh,J ~
containing arrts aud acres Of groun,l
stretching indeed into mules ro,er,h win
every variety of tree. The trees, which
number l1l.Oho, alr planted twelve feet
apart, and are kept trimmed 10 the
brullhd. 10 that u person standing can
p'rk the ros, fruit from its fas,ppss.
When the first blush comes ,,l,nn the
check 81 tho dainty heautlrs. one hun.
urea men, women and children aic set
t"work. each armed with fiat basket.
returning to I'll" rendezvous when the
bottom IL covered. Thus they keen I'm
day after day until the season il over
! he story OF Mr.. farnell, venture il
briefly this; He invested $4,000 on his
plantation. lie has spent over 5000
since IN trees, seeds and labor. upon
nus Investment he makes from =, 900 to
S'oho year, and wonll not sell his
peach forest for less than 5000, 600"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28

The New York Sun Of Thursday SAYS:
The National Consumers Meat Com.
pany have established cheap meat cour.
t"rs IN their different shops in the city
whrr" fairly good meat is sold AT three
cents pr pound. In cutting mp steaks,
chops, o;c., and IN trmmi ng ronsts,
scraps are left which are kept and laid
IN mcat piles from which purchasers ma,
have the" pick. la addition to this
there are certain cuts which are sold u,
three cents also. The meat il clean and
wholesome, and at the price at which i,
h. sold would seem 10 remove the ncrcs
si'y Of anybody starving to death. The
cheap meat goes oiT bike hot cakes"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28
\ huston Horse jockeys Eep,v.

Even the horSe Jockeys in B,sta arr ci,s
grnnhnatic II is rrlatel that gentleman
VINO was trying horse, in company with q
jockey, noticed after having driven him a
mile or two, that he pullei prest, hard, ~
quiring constant watching ami stead rim
ami inquired: DO you think 1t h tust tue
horsr for u laiy to drives "well. dr. an.
swcrd the jockey, II must say shouldn't
want To marry the woman who could drive
that horse New York Commercial Adver-
tier
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28

Savannah News: The sweet potato
crop may prove to le an unusually val.
liable one in Georgia this year. The fact
h IT has been an important food crop in
this section Of the Union ever since Gen.
Marion invited tho swell British officer
tn banquet nj which this excellent ~
culent roasted and water were thu only
things that appeared on the menu
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28

Til" Georgia stat" democratic conven.
ton meets To day. The Savannah News.
paper that did not support Gordon, now
advises that his nomination be made
unanimous. This is the kind of sent
nent We would like 10 see manifested in
this congressional district
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28

Savannah Times: The long line Of
comfortable neat cottage homes of the
operatives Of the Augusta factories,
which may H. seen by visitors 10 that
city, do not indicate that the workmen
have been starved by great deal.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28

Special kilograms to the Times Union
state that Dougherty has captured Clay.
Nassau. Breyarl. Alachua. and will
probably get Orange solid. Clay and
Brcvari instruct for Dougherty.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28

The steamer Gate City. which was
ashore at Saushon last week, has ar.
rived in the Boston harbor all right.
where she will ga into dry docks for re-
pairs,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28

,.enernl Jas N. Nanaicn. the aged
millionalr" Of Newport, X, L., was io-t
overheard from Cunar.i steamship an
Ihurs.lay morning last.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28

Hubert q. THOMPSON. lea.lcr If thu,
New York county democracy, il dad
II" diel on the 10Th. of apoplexy.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28
=. q HAMMOND,
RC-IN ssktisR,
tAIkTzA. Ittattsa.

ks.II-I HFs A. TGE fsIArzs Fsrsr uFEICs
A. sE,pNu-s'Ls-S MAE Matter.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28

AT San Francisco floral decorations as
funerals arr beconing unpopular. The ex-
pensc Is the cause.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-28

pALATkA. FLA, JULY ~, lsSs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04

First Meeting OF the Ohio County Bal
Association.
In pursuance to a call issued By the com
mittee appointed to draw up constitution
and bylaws for the Ohio County Bar As
ISOLATION, about thirty attorneys Of THU
county assembled in the Court House yes
terday afternoon and organized by calling
J. J. Woods to the chair and making San
Boice secretary. There were presen
Judge John j. Jacob, City Solicitor Den
mis- O'Ketffe, Prosecuting Attorney Jor
dan, Hon. J. j. Woods Hon. B B. Doven
er, Hon +. P. Mcneil, Hon. W. j. w
Cowden, Hon. W. P. Hubbard, Col. Robert
White, Col. W. W. Arnett, T. ]. Hugus
William Erskine, B S. Allison, s. o. Boice
r G. Barr, H. NJ. Russell, j. Fl. Holt, j.
D. Ewing, J. D. Elson, I. NJ. Garvin, j.
D. Houston, G. R. C. Allen. Joseph Paul
G. R T.. Gilchrist T. NJ. Hutchinson, Ed
Boyd and Mr.. Smith.
[. The Committee on Constitution and By
Laws, Meaars. Allison, Hubbard and Rus
sell, reported the document they had pre-
pared, and it was adopted.
The Association then proceeded to elect
officers, with the following result:
President. D. Ewing.
Vice President-R G. Barr
Secretary-S o. Boice
Treasurer-T. NJ. Garviu.
Executive Committee-Judge Jacobs
W. J. w. Cowden and W. P. Hubbard.
The Association adjourned until Sstur
day next to give the Executive Commit
tee time TO report the regular standing
committees.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
Abraham Moosa

Mr.. Moosa, a convert of Modernism, Of
Alexandria, Egypt, assisted by hia wife,
will give lecture and entertainment in
the United Presbyterian church, on Tues.
day evening next. Mr.. Moosa was obliged
to leave Egypt, where he was employed in
teaching Arabic to the missionaries Of the
United Presbyterian Church. on account of
sore eyes While sojourning in this couu.
try he is in attendance uEoH the fheologi.
cal Seminary ct 4enia, Qualifying himself
ier greater usefulness in making known
the way of life to bis fellow caantEymsn,
wren he is Sufficiently recovered to return.
His lectures ere pronounced by all who
hear them as highly instructive and enter.
tanning. Come and be instructed and en-.
courage a good man In good work. AID.
mission free,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
SOMETHING WORTH sryr
Handsome Mantels &c., p,,,,
Well Rno,,r N, Sed \,

Handsome Mantels &C.. n,.
Wen Known Firm b,
1t will well repay any one >,
ware rooms Of B. Fishe, l. San ~ vat u.
tors Of the Star Foundry, whstbs, p s'opds
terested in furnishing a houss asaA
This enterptising firm now h., OF Do
bition the finest display Of m no, 90 stts
shown in this city. They are I Of .S s's
terms, and d, are offered for sale 3, b ~ r
prices. They range in prices S Sec 'ost
upwards. They are made Of ,bs T ION Us
tsrial, and are only made so eSs s oe,t u.
best and most improved me,boS.p .! d.
ing them. The prices given ipeIni.o o. rst
thing about o mantel-arch nan e'a!.
'front.' &c. Many Of the nanIeIs ', ~ sum.
in imitation Of the different m. nc h,s
wood, and are indeed beauties u:
These msntels are finished h,.
called transfer work, which sbopEoc
grain Of the wood or the color, !. ..
marble perfectly. The triumipc. II q u
msntels are of oroide, brass and y; ls .
and are of the latest patterns and y.
deed ornamental. There are suums, q. .
Of beautiful embossed and hand MY. LUG
mirrors, and elegsn. brass sold s';s Is'
tenders and fre-sets. You can, Guy
finer line of cooking and h..S
stoves anywhere than this entsro-;s
firm have on exhibition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
A Card.

The undersigned call the attention Of
the public TO the fac: that they have open
cd an entirely new and fashionable stoe X
of Hats, Caps and Gentlemen's Furnish.
ing Goods. The assortment includes
everything that is nice and nobby in thot e
lines, and will be sold at most reasonable
figures. Patronage solicited. No trouble
to chow goods. Don't forget the place
No. 1904 Market street. under the Mcclure
House, NOBLE BRos.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04

his pentlemanly behavior undee nseg
nnnishment and defeat. Jimmy Lain, hgns
reipbt champion of Psrkersburg. seconaeu
Rosla while J. d. Smith, of Zsnesviiie'
REFORMED thatiofice for McDermot.
80
Bicycle Briefs.
The bad weather last week maoe INC
wheelmen look blue.
The Springfield Wheelmens Gazette Is
the dandy Of all the wheel papers pup
lished.
Who is going to the L. A. W. meeting
at Boston May ~, 20, and 29f All roao'
lead to Bosting.
The members of the l.. A. W: IN beei.
ing are speaking OF Will l.. "ngnt luz
Chief Consul, for West Virginia.
There is more inqairies this wear about 3,
wheels than ever before. The bike has
come to stay and brought his tent along
Very little stone will be placed on the
West Virginia section OF the National
pike this year, which means smooth riding
for the bicyclist.
Hon. Jacob W. Grub, the pioneer star
rider of our city, ia expecting new pony
machine this week II will be full en-
ameled special, 1886 pattern -,
! Mr.. T. NJ. Gsrvin sold bis Harvard
last week, and intends to purchase new
54.inch Columbia Expert. Somewna,
strange that more of the fraternity DO mol !,
avail themselves of the Nerve Steadier.
The Wheeling, W. Va, wheelmsn are
very energetic, and are making arrange
ments which, if concluded, will give them
track not excelled by any hereaoonts'-
Pittsburgh Sportsman.
A father, whose son rides wheel, ma
been giving the heir exercise this winter
! by rigging the wheel up into contriVanc'
!, for turning grind stone. Oh, what iul
t for the boy! Such change IN scenery
, you know.
I've. Ching Chef is the name OF the eicy
3 Gle in China, which means self going ma
, chine. Some of the Chinese had bette
come and try Fulton bill" 1t is though
8 they will then change it to rea'
!. "Muchee-pushee-hard.'
o The Pittsburg Referee and Drsmstl
: Critic" to be issued April 10th, and weekl
8 sfterward, will contain | the latest Whee
news throughout the land. Notes from
b Wheeling and other local points will az
pear in its columns.
: A star rider remarked that it was amut
ing to note the "oh, where will you stop!
look on the crank riders face when n sta
ran over q good siz ed dog without THROWN
Q the rider. 1t happened in Wheeling "
: Va. other day.--Bsrnesville Enterprise.
n There are fourteen wheels over at Nal
!, tins Ferry, number which is expected
a be increased to twenty during the comm
summer. A club organic alton is talke
Of and application has been msde TO tn
l. A. W. The Excelsior rink has bee
a secured two nights in week for practic'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
ci{uaiion II you want work try The RFsnrR
OltuQllUIl want columns.
A Big April snow.

About 9 o'clock last night snow begsr
to fell at a brisk rate, and the ground Wal
soon white, making pedestrisnism a dsmy
and disagrneable business. The fall cop
tinued without interruption until two
o'clock thi, morning, at which time the
depth was three inches, with more falling.
As we 60 TO press the prospects are thst
to-day viii see slop and slush reigning So
preme.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04

aANBURGASD Swiss. sal
kMBSOIDERG
An end sss variety from L y
/ can't TO 500 per 81
yard.
Yoa must see the N. 'e
Colored z Embroidery and
All overs ant
NEW CDMbIS ATOMS -
and FlsgaGt De.igus II
from sets = yard
and upwards.
linen ant Oriental Laess !
and Wool LaoSs, 10
White, Cream and al Be
COlorS. G
same Rare Bargains La
this Line.
ROBES! ROBES.
Finest Lins ever shown. g
All Kinds aud All c
ColCrL
From 81 90 aud upwards Da
kmbroidsrs1 Cashmere
kooe5. W
New Combination Dress 80
G0Ous, .
In Patterns and by the
lard. -
The NOVELTY OF :
tbs 3 JASON. IN
All the /; attest Trimmings I
to Match.
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! '
We cannot say enough Ccl
about them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
lu.k,,, Sales aivorti.ei in THE RRGIsTEl
RuGlIull bring lots of coed buyers.
Death of IN Estimable Indy.

DtHtH Oh IN Eb0IIfHUfo ISuUy'
The many friends Of Mrs. Isabella B
DAlzell, wife Of the laie James DAlzell
were panied 10 learn of her death, which
occurred on Friday evening at 7:45 o'clock
at her residence on Twelfth street. Mrs,
Dalzsll was one Of Wheeling's most estima'
and charitable ladies and is q sister oil
Robert Crangle, Esq. She came to the
city some thirty years ago and has lived
here continuously since that time. The fu'
neral services will take place from her late
residence ct 10 o'clock Tuesday morning
The remains will be taken to Rochester
N. y, on the afternoon train over the c
& +. road,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
OUR BOYS BEATEN.
Result Of the Telegraph Match In.
favorable to wheeling.
The Present Status of the Barley Case
The Teemer-HanIan Race Bicycle
Briefs.--The Prize Fight.

Yesterday was the day set for the tele-
graph match between the Wheeling Ger
man Rife Club of this city, and the James
town Rife Club of jamestown, N. Y, and
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon Messrs. Otto
Jaeger, F. Schrieber, E. ScheuAer, John
Myles, b. Blumenberg, q. schockey, c.
Rumbacb, j. F. Shrk, Denis Fuhr and
Charles Tunt, Of the Wheeling Club, as
ssmbled at the old Fair Ground range and
prepared for the match. At half past J
the first shot was fred, and an hour later
the entire scnra WAS finished as follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
The best place to buy your Silks the
chespes, is at l. s. Good & Co.'S.
Where TO Go aud What to &c,

This ia the time OF the year that parties
keeping house, and persons having houses
to LET, will be wanting Wall Paper. The
last few days Mr.. John Friedel has been
receiving entire new patterns and designe,
which he will be glad to show to any per
son calling at his store, No. 1870 MaiI
street. The fulles, and best variety Of
Wall Paper at loves: figures can undoubt
edly be had at J. Friedels store. He also
has on hand complete line Of Queens
ware and Glassware, among which can be
found the renowned Eoglish Chamber Seis,
Do not fail to call OF } Friedels store Nc.
ll3O Main street. before buying elsewhere
and examine his stock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
80
Last Nights Prize Fight.

The prizs fight between Eddie Boyle,
light weight champion of Philadelphis, and
Tommy McD=rmot middle weight cham
picn Of gainesville. came of at the Par.
kersburg Academy of Music last night A
large crowd of sportsmenfrom Deighboting
cities were present. Boyle was the favor.
lite from the start. Six rounds we're fought
in all Of which Boyle gotin on McDermo4s
face aud stomach and received little pun
ishment in return. At the end of the sixth
round Boyle was declared the winner. he
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
THE SOCIAL wHIRL,
A Lat Of Events In Society the
Past Week.
Gals, Parties and RsceptiOns.-.A Little
information That the Girls viii Read
With lnterest---PersOnal Points.

Things have been somewhat hvher IN
society circles the past week, but there is q
certain class Who are observing the Lenten
season With unusual rigor, but many little
card parties on the sly have been held and
greatly enjoyed on the same principal ss
stolen fruit. Two or three times weekthese
little parties assemble at the home OF a
young lady and erjOy q quiet evening in
social Amusements, among which card
playing is not forgotten BY any means
But they can't be published, you know
F, flowing is list of the events Of the past
week: