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The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-08
Beauty and Gold. !;
EDITH KINGDOM.
TIE LOVELY ACTRESS. AND BRIDE OF
JAY GoULD's Son, GEORGE.

The marriage Of George }. Gould, son
of Jay Gould. is everywhere the subject
of gossip. Being q young fellow OF
brains and good sense, the bridegroom
was true to his affections, and tho young
lady Of his preference not being OF
society" he married without tho sane
zion OF ..-ocirty." His father approved
tho match. and the young couple were
welded in Il simple honcly way, in the
patc,,ai mansion at lrvington-on-the-
Hudson. They will reside iii New York
City.
George J. Gould is " broker. indus
,rlo,,s and able: and his bride will some
,la>. in all probability. be the wife or a
,nijIopaire. Shcis beautiful and clover,
and will adorn any station III life to
which she may attain. Hcrnamc previous
To her marriage was Edit, Kingdom. She
resided in Brooklyn, New York, before
The time when, four years ago, she
mado her advent on The Stage. Her
father died when she was quite young,
and her mother, who is Il widow the Sec
ond time. married Brooklyn lawyer.
Edith was carefully educated in the City
Of Churches, and In the course OF llme
hcrgraccs and attainmcnts dlstlnguished
her in social gatherings. Her decided
hiStciONlC plItS anu DlilS toNdlNo tAC
stage, led to her preparation for the life
Of an actress.
She made her first appearance at
Newark, N. j. Subsequently she ap-
ucarcd at the Boston Theatre, where
She remained year. Hor next engage
mcnt was as member of Daily $ stock
company, from which she resigned a
rcw weeks ago. The statement Is made
that her graces had so won on public
favor as to excite the jealousy OF some
Of her colleagues of greater experience
than she, and that shc retired earlier
than she had intended, to escape annoy
from this cause.
Mrs. Gould is Il brunette, with blacl
hair and eyes, Il snail but shapely fig
urc, and much grace otmovemcnt. He
experience on the stage has been :
brilliant success. When she went tt
London, as IL member of Mr.. DAILY
company, last spring, Nh. Could fol
lowed her. Gossip has never associatet
another name with hers than his, ant
the young people begin their wcddc
life under an uncloudcd sky.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-08
Tom I'aine's Bones.

see Il statement to the effect that Cob
bet, after taking the exl,I,uch bones OF
Thomas Paine from America 10 England,
lett .m ut warehouse in Liverpool,
land no one knows what became of them
The facts arc that Goblet took the bones
to his own house in Earnham. where they
remained "stowed away till after Cob
bets death in 1885, when his estate. real
and personal, went under the hammer.
At the sale the box was brought int" the
upper hall of the house. no one knowing
the contents of the package. On opening
it plate plainly told what was packed
underneath. The auctioneer, on rcadins
the plate, uttered an exclamation OF
establishment at the discovery, and then
said: II have never sold human flesh, AMI
l never will sell human bones" Where
upon the lid was again nailed on and the
box removed Such is tho account Of the
affair as read by the undersigned. now
over fifty years ago. Doubtless there are
those living of Cobbet's grandchildren,
and perhaps other persons, who know
| what at least was done with the bones o.
| the "author hero of the American revolu
| ton Cor Utica Herald.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-08
Mile. Van Zandt Getting Well.

The American papers erroneous; ar
nouuce that Mile. Marie Van Ianu' - III
Paris. She is still at Wildbatt, amt sue
has never returned to this city since she
took her departure last winter TOR husS'a'
I have learned some further details re-
specting her condition since last wfote
to you concerning her. She has greatly
improved so far as her general hcal'h Is
concerned, since she commenced lhe
course of treatment which she is NOW loi.
lowing She is very gay and lively, aud
has lost none OF her brightness and
mental energy during her tedious ana
trying illness But the paralysis OF the
lower limbs remain unconquered. More
over, the dainty little feet that used to trip
so lightly over the stage Of the OPERATION
lone have become sadly distorted by the
contraction of the muscles, and are now
placed daily in Il wire frame with view
of restoring them to their normal conul'
ton. Hex physician declares that she
will he able to walk 10y the end oil the
year May his prediction prove correct.
Miss Van Enndt takes the baths every al
tcruatc lay ard on the Intermediate days
treated by electricity. Poor little
"Iac!lmc.' Never was there Il rrin;'
donna whose career began more hrlll!
antlly or was marked by more dis;'str ous
cpls,nles. Paris Cor. New York World
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-08
Irish Potatoes Raised in Cuba.

It is said that Cuba can produce as fine
Irish potatoes as are seen in tlie north.
and an expert believes that the time will
come when that island, instead Of import
ing potatoes will export tlrN,. --- I'm
change.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-08
The Saivutionists Of Great Britain.

During the past year $50 900 have been
contributed to the Salvation army in Great
britain alone, and 1000 girls have been
rescued from, the streets, and nineteen
homes for the friendless established
Inter Ocean.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-08
a Big Vase.

What will be the largest bronze vase
ever made in Japan has been commenced
ut Osaka. It will be thirteen feet high
and over three feet III diameter at the
mouth. Exchange
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-08

Cattle from Arizona now pass through
New Mexico with through bills OF lading
without inspection.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-08

In Mexico they fine theatrical managers
who omit any part Of an advertised per.
Torrance.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-08

1t is said that Mrs. Gladstone darns her
husbands socks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-24
/. wnArA FALSE REPORT DID.
The Elm Grove Road Discontinues Wor
on Its improvements.

The Elm Grove Road Discontinues Work
on It's Improvements.
1t is to be regretted that this enterprisiug
company has been compelled to abandon
for the present the improvement near Els
house, back of the hill. This improve
ment was intended to free the road from
the uncomfortable curves which interfere
60 much with the rapid movement of trains
in that neighborhood, and work on it has
progressed so far that the new line might
easily have been made ready for the early
summer business, had it not been for this
unexpected stoppsge.
II seems that some days ago report
became current that the company had EN-.
ployed on this work some cheap labor"
at prices below those usually paid in the
city. This report seems to have been
entirely untrue, and has been publicly
contrsdicted BY the officers Of
the road. notwithstanding the
contractions, however, the report seems to
have been industriously circulated, aud
has been the source of much dissstisfsc.
ton among many workipgmen who have
accepted it as true. The road is the work
ingnsn's road. 1t derives most Of its pat.
ronsge from workingmen and cannot afford
to be seriously prejudiced in their minds,
as it would be should report such as that
above alluded to gain crsdence.
Under the circumstances, two courses
we're open to the company. 1t might have
continued its work, trusting that time
would have corrected and enquiry would
gradually have diSproved the false reports
which have been circulated; or it might
prefer the safer method Of first having its
constituency among the workingmen salts
fed before proceeding with the work at all.
1t has preferred the latter course, which,
while it will deprive the public for time
of the advantage of quicker travel, will at
least insure the continuance OF the cordial
relations which have always existed be-
tween the company and its most numerous
class Of patrons
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on;ts br;sklv from outside es soon ~ the
marked began to chow signs OF recovery.
Toward noon the market became quite
steady. Wheat was probably made duiie,
hv.,be deliveries that were made by the bad
hrssk in stocks OF New York. Flour,
Vsry ouiet and weak. Wheat-Sales ranged:
March 7Os@76lc, closed at 763c; April 15t
076gc, closed at 763c; May sO9Sto,,
closed at 8lsc; June Sli@82tc, CLOSED
At $3.50 bid; No. 3 spring CSC. Corn
Sales ranged: March 35@35}o, closed
Al 351c; April 35@35sc. closed at $500;
Nav ssa@39c, closed at $50 bid; june
3sI639lo, closed at 39939sc;
Oats-Ssles ranged: March s an,
April nominal at &c; May Sos
sI3lc, closed at Bic; Juue 30493isc;
closed at 3l@3lbc. Rye-Nominai.
Bsrley-Steady; No. cash 60c. Flax
seedELower; No. $ll0. Mess Pork
Sales ranged: April So S0@9 So, May
50 SOFAS 92i, closed at 50 9o@9 92t;
June 80 s2l@9 97i. closed 81
9 95@9 97!; July 50 95@lo 90. Lard d.,
Sales ranged: April Sc OH; May $S GZt
06 05. closed at Sc 05; June So 073@
s l2I, closed at S. 1906 l23: Meats
Shoulders 81 90@3 95; short ribs IS 32t;
short clear SIS 55@5 60. Whisky-Steady
stsl II. Batter and eggs were steady
CintinEAt.
CINCINNATI, O., March 23.-Cotion--.
Quiet; middling unchanged. F!our|Dni,
ard unchanged. Wheat-Dull; No. Z
red s9@9Oci; receipts $500 bushels; ship
ments 2,5OS bushels. Corn-ln light de-
damd; No. 2 mixed 37@3Sc. Oats
Quiet; No. mixed 22c. Rye-Steady;
No. 2 66@67c. Bsrley-Quiet and IN,
changed. Pork-Quiet at $40 90. Lard
Firm at S. 9O@6 90. Bulk Meats
Quiet; shoulders So 624; short rib
S. 81! Baeon-Steady and unchanged.
Whisky-Quiet at 81 10. Butter, Sugar
and Cheess-Firm and unchanged. Eggs
Strong and higher at l0@l0ic.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o.. March 23.-Wheat-Steady;
cash sSi@s8i; March sStc; May ss3c
asked; June s9ic; August 8s3c bid
Confirm; cash 3Sfc; May 39ic, Oats
Nothing doing Glover Seed-Easy;
cash and MarchS6 IS asked; April s. Az
asked.
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Death of Fred L. Laughlln.

The community was shocked yesterday
morning to learn Of the death Of Mr.. Fred
Laughlin, eldss, son Of the late Alexander
Laughlin, which occurred Yesterday morn.
ing about 3 o'clock at his room on Four
teenth street, in the twenty-sixth year of
his age. Mr.. LauEhlin was q member Of
the Wholesale drug srm of Lsushlin Bros.
and was genial whole.
souled gentleman aud counted
bis friends by ice thousand. He had been
sick less than two weeks, aud his sudden
demise has cast gloom over the large
social circle of which he was a member
The funeral will take place on Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock from the residence
Of bis uncle, Samuel Lsughlin, corner Of
ChspIine and Twelfth streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-24

Ready to show and tell you how much cheaper We
30 cell great many goods We bought 81 auction
and We are
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terprises, and your petitioners therefore
hope that your honorable body may prompt
" sdop! such an ordinance.
EwISG & BILL LANTERN Co,
Hobs, BRocKUSIER 4 Co,
WHEELING IRoN & NAIL Co.,
WHEELING POTTERY Co.,
WHITAKER IRON Co.,
WHEELING HINGE Co.,
Norway TACK Co.,
BoDLEY Bros,
La BELLE IRON Works.
This was referred to joint special com
mIttee of three from each Branch.
SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS.
The nomination of Samuel NJ. Darrst
to be Superintendent Of Gas Works was
concurred in, ayes s, nays 6, IS follows
Ayes-Messrs Caldwell Comertord, Far
rell, Gavin, Happy, Kinney, Myles snc
Schuhza A. Us. Noes-Messrs. Dob
bins, Donaldson, Haller, List, Moffst and
MeGregor.- 6.
The action of the Second Branch IN re
ferripg the massage Of the Mayor 10 sppro
pirate com mittees was coucurred in.
Other important business was transactet
aud then this Branch adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS

A report from the Commissioners of toe
loan OF 1885, conveying o list OF city
orders paid oy them, was referred 10 the
Com ni,tee on Finsnce.
A Communication from the Commission
ers of the loan OF 1891, reporting the re-
ceipt OF S7,O02 so from the City Receiver,
was referred to the Committee on Finance
The action of the First Branch in rels-
ton to tSe' EsS aetural gas ordinance was
concurred IN.
A resolution ordering the erection of E
FIRE alarm box at the corner Of Eighteenth
and Jacob streets was referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
Sundry commitfeereports, and estimates
Of hscssssry expenditures these latter
heretofore printed in the REGISTER, were
taken up and appropriately referred.
A resolution offered ~ Er. Delbrugge,
ordering the removal of the parspets Of the
stone bridge, the widening Of the sidewalk
and the erection of an iron fence, was re,
ferred to the Board of Public Works.
The action of the First Branch in regard
to the paper submitted By the Msnufactur-
ers' Natural Gas Company, vap concurred
in.
A resolution Of Mr.. Healy, ordering the
pavement of certain streets south OF the
City Hall. yas referred TO the Board of
Public Works
The application of Thomas polsu to
keep q coffee house at No 37l0 Jacob
street was read and granted.
The Sond OF Samuel n Darrsb, in the
penal sum of S2,UG0, with Thomas n. Oar.
Ish and Alex. T. Young as sureties, was
read and approved.
Adjourned.
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carbon, ITO, sic; carbon lsaNs
miners best winter 43a45c: II, Az
No. 2, 42c. 'Io q
FIsH-No. | mackerel, 2No \ |
100 lb. Sc 60, 80 ID. b. sc 0; "a y. J,
SO ID. IS 65,4O 81 l 40, 20 n ~ .set|
ID. 81 rs, 10 ID. 81 Is; No, As
200 Id. So 90, 100 ID. 81 IS, so H'
80 ID. 90 Is, so ID. 81 60, 4Olb u
ID. 81 rs, Is ID. 81 Is, 10 h n =.
3 mackerel, 200 ID. S. so, Ina ~
sob. % As, 80 ID s3l5, so h - !!
ID. 81 Is, 20 ID. 81 90, is ID "a. \
60c; Penny mackerel, q 20 Y
round herring, 200 10. 81 50, ISOP
Goldfish, 40 ID. box IS 50; bIos,sS,s. . =
box 81 so. u
CONDITION OF MAkKrrs.-s,,
coffee nominal; rice weak; ,srd ~,
visions, weak; canned good, ny
sweets strong; tomatoes are s,,o,. q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-24


No Boon That Science Has Conferred
Bas been iraught with gren blessings than that
which has accrued to the inhabitants Of malarial
ridden portions Of the United States and the Trop
ios from the use Of HOstetteIs Stomach Htters.
The experience Of many years his but too clearly
demonstrated the iDsfheiency Of 9ulnirs and other
drugs 70 esectlaly eOlOSI TIE p!OSssS O. !pts4
mittent, corsistiVe and bilious rsniteni lever,
while en- Iheothsr hand, 1t has been no les clearly
shown that the use Of the Bitters, medicine con
gsnsl to the isiest constitution apd derived from
purely botanic sources, affords q reliable ,aEegua,d
SGsbst naiarih disease, and Errest It Shea de-
ytOpe4; FOR disssssTs Of the Stouseh, liver and
t2r general debility and renal inactivity II
tssiso mos, ede'eat remedy. Appetite and ,js.n
are improved By It It sxpelI rheumstie humoFs
from the blood. and eurichts q circulation inpoy-
sFtsssd BY nal assimilstion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-24
GROCERIES.
Wheeling.

Business in a genera! way has improved
with the Incoming good weather Th,
boom has not exactly come, but the gen
eral outlook is much better.
SUGARs-Hsve stifened up considerable,
during the last few days. Cut Lost 7Ic; Cube,
tic; Fruit powdered &c; Ordinary DOW
dered 7lc. G.anula.ed Standard 7c
Grarulated ordinary c.; Standard Con
tectianeIsA &c; groaer's A 6tc; Pearl A
&c; White extra C SIC; Ohio valley SIC;
New York Q 6ic; golden c SIC; NEW
Fruit sag,r dc.
CorrErs--Green cofee-Fancy Golden
Rio l2e; Fancy Green I2c; Peaberr,
l2tc; Choice re; pFiae LOO Good SIC.
Fair 99; Reags:Ie grades 7iSso; o.
Government java zoe. Boosted cotfee r.
paekages-Aybdekle's l lb l3c; Ca,job,
! N. lsc; Dilworth n. l3e:: DrilvortI
Brunswick aud q b. &c; lowering z. L.
Z %. lSei Ieverng Java 3 lbs soc;
Farto'. ] ID. Ito. Balk Roasted
Old Government Java 24c; Peaberr,
l9ic; Caaics alo l?tc; Prime lie: Good
lilo; Fair l0ic; Ordinary lot. >
RICE. - Carolina head, 10; Carolirs
choice 6lc; Carolina prime &c; Louisiars
6ic; Java pearl SIC; Broken 3}c.
SYsUps-Choice Sugar Syrup 306s2e;
Ordinary Sugar Syrup l9S25c; Hone,
Dnps 4@26c;.. California White Drips
33@35c; Iixhy Maple Syrup (bareis)
S5ci hxhy Maple { barrelsj 5Sc; Bixby
Maple (l0 gallon kegs) Coo; Bixby Maple
5 gallon kegs &c; Bi1by Maple (Quart
Cans) Soc. Sugar, House dark 20SS Csc;
BE additional in halt barrelsl; Nsv Gro,
New Orleans Molasses, pGncy 45648c:
Choice 43GStec; Prime. 3S@4Oc; Fair 35(S
zee; 0hoios Bakers zsSS0c. New c,oT
molssses Of all grades now in and yery 8ne
Mixed goods New Orleans 32es3s.
PaoVrsIoxs--Larssa C. Hams 9}a9ac;
Medium s, G HaAs Sl@l0c, Small 8. ID
HANS l0t@l0So; California Hama 1c: q
q. Breakfast bacon 9@S,c; s. O. s.suHsr
Si@7c; Bonelsss HsGs l2c; DIV
eides Is@Ee; Bacon Should.
era 5tc: Lap Hset 9&t9lOc; Ordinary
gee S4ese;C Country Sides 6t@6fc; Msss
kork, No. sl2; No. 2, 5Ib average piece
very ane family, Sll.00; No. 3, ordinary
$s.50@l050.
LAaD-Terce SIC; hah barrels &c: tzS,
SIC; buckets tic; tin pals 8 lb 10; in ps;b
ID 14c; tin pails 10 ID 7Ic; do pails 10 b
SIC; Tin pals 80 b &c.
.oAlSsEr GpoDe. Standard 3n tsbls psaoA
u IS; pie peaches 30 81 90; PIE peacbs,
en u 10; No. tomatoes 81 i2i@l 20;
tomatoes BIB Boston market ii Is:
canned corn, Thompson's 2n new 1885 corn
8Oc; Sears corn 90c: DO Windows an
" 20; do End grade % 15c; sss,vScr.ies
ID u 10; blsckbanss a. q 20; raspbsrriss
IN 81 GO DsAseps2H Sc; lima beam
20 SEC; cove oYste.s IN light Sc; Do
In full vsight 95c9tl 90 skins bean,
zD So@s0c; suecotash ~ soctal IS:
sariy June Peas 81 IS; French pess leo
zach; pineapple 81 80; Aaspowf.t psas an |
" f6G1 l0i esoss berries 2fb s0ca
u 90; Ib Kinney salmon 81 so; 2lb |
iliar Rock 81 40; Glib sweet potatoes
81 IS.
FaurTs-Nez Valencia h.,stns l0@ l04c;
'ey Lars Ordora, 12@l2{c; new evspor.
.'ed peaches, l63Gl6c; new evaporstsd
,esehesr Bodies new halves, dry psask
'I@sc.
0IL-LAri. extra vestarn strained soo. |
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LIVE STOCK.
Who cling.

wheeling.
The market this week was only fair.
Messrs. HudsoG d Bsyhs furnish the fol-
loving quotations.:
Cattle-l, 600 to | 100 lbs stock 33@4tc
per h.; 500 to 800 los. 3t@3ic per ID. )
700 to 500 lbs. 3@3tc per ID.
Gogs-Market active; 3iS4fc Fer ID.
Lambs--Good at 5I6ic per IT.
Calves-s3 COOS 90 per head.
Sheep--3@4c per ID.
Chicago.
CHICAGO March 23.--The Drover's Jour.
nal reports Csttls-Receipts 1900 head
shipments 1900 head; market stronger;
shipping steers So 75G15 60; stockers and
feeders 81 1904 30; cows, bulls and
mixed 81 1904 90; bulk 81 5O@3 10.
Hogs--Receip:s 5000 head; ship
meHts 1000 head; market strong al s
@lOc higher; rough and mixed 81 90
@4 40; packing and shipping 81 400
60; light 50 9O94 IS; skips ~ 500
3 %.
sheep-Rsceipts 1900 head; shipments
800 head; market steady; natives 81 u
as 80; Texans 81 5094 90.
New York.
NV YoRE, March % -Beeves--Re-
ceiptS 81 car loads; beef sides dull at
6@9c per pound for extremes; general
sales 7@Sc; exports 5000 quarters beef
800 carcassses mutton.
Sheep-Receipts 200 head; market dull
0nd nominal ior a., except prime sheep;
cars o. wethess sold ut 81 90 per 100 los
Gnd 5 cars fair to good sheep at S. 3O@
G 80.
Hops-Receipts $500 head; market
nominal and frmer at 81 6O@4 so per
100 lbs.
Rst Liberty.
EAs7 LlBsRrI. March 23.--Cattle- Re. |
ceipts 200 head; shipments rs head
market strong a. yesterdays prices; no
shipments to New York.
Hogs-Rece:p's 800 head; shipments
100 head; market active; Philadelphias
81 5O@4 GO; Workers 81 3O@4 40;
skips 81 9O@i 90; cara shipped TO New
York today.
sheep-Raceipts 500 head; shipments
1920 head; market dull at yesterdays
prices.
oincinpsti.
CNCISE.rl 0, March 23.-Hogs-
Active and firm; common and light 81 As
"a %; Escklrg and butchers 81 loo
4 As; receipts 1877 head; shipments sos
head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-24
THE CITY IN BkIEF.
Matters ct minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

Matters ct minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
YESTERDAY the B. & 0. employees here
received their pay.
Isl SLocrM" matinee ct the Opera
House this afternoon.
RESERVED seats for the "Crszy Patch
will go on sale this morning at Banner g
"EsMERALDH al the matinee this after
noon and to night at the Academy of Au-
sic.
THE Wheeliug'Seheutzenverein shot q
practice match at ia range on the Island
yesterday.
MEASLES have appeared in the Eighth
ward and many of the email children are
afflicted with them.
IT is understood that Mr.. K B Mitchell!
is being pushed out as Democratic csud!'
date tor Mayor in Bridgeport.
The Mozsrt Singing society will give q
grand entertainment on the evening Of
April 4, ct their hall in the Eighth ward.
MEssRs. THEoDoRE and Bernhard
Ktieves moved into their handsome new
residences, on South Chapline street, yes-
terday.
THE stsVe machine at Wilson d DON.
leVy's cooper chops, in the North End,
started up Monday and the coopers went
to work yesterday.
On Easter Monday the Opera House
Orchestra will give its annual concert at
the Opera House. Several musicians from
Pittsburg will participate.
ABOUT fifty Italians passed through the
city yesterday for Psrkersburg, where they
will Immediately go to work on the extern
SION of the Ohio River road.
The gambling room which was pulled
several nights since by the police was in
the building 1855 Market street and not
Ills, which is occupied by P. Bachmsu L
Son.
The pudding furnaces a. the Top mill
are being put IN good repair, and it is un-
derstood that they will all be put 10 work
in several weeks giving employment to one
hundred men.
THE Sixteenth Annual Contest between
the Franklin and Washington and Philo
aud Union literary societies OF Wash'Jetf
College, takes place this evening a. Town
Hail. Washington.
FRANK WALTER has removed his gro
ceey from corner of Eoff and Twenty sixth
streets to corner of Chapliue and Twenty
seventh streets, where he built new two
story brick building.
IT hss been discovered that the cbisel
used in forcing an entrance into William
Ssamm's saloon Saturday night, belonged
to wasonmsSer at Elm Grove, from
whom it was stolen that day by party
who is known.
The second Of the series of races being
skated between Jessie Burkett and Bickel
Sheppard, for the championship of West
Virginia and the Ohio Valley, takes place
at the Chspiine street rink Saturday night.
The entertainment which was to have
been given on Friday evening by the small
Ter scholars Of Richie school has been
postponed until April g. On account of the
prevalence Of the measles among some OF
The pupils,
A CoUNTRYMAN was guyed good deal
Yesterday afternoon by number OF by
ISLANDERS, when he attempted to put pos
tai card into the fire alarm box at the
corner Of Market and Fourteenth streets,
and couldn't find the dsTned hole.
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Left in a Body.

1t was reported in the city yesterday
that all the lSs.s Vie were on strike al
the Calumet nail factory in South Chicago
had left there in body for BayvisW, Wis
where they were to stsst Mosdsy night
working on the ,pight.tuFn ST the Mingo
compromise, the Bsyview having that dsy
been put on double turn. This leaves the
Calumet company entirely dependent on
the feeder, nsilers, who are operating rs Of
its l22 machines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-24
I'M. @. A, Raception.

The reception given to the members ard
their friends last evening was grand sue
cess in every way, the building being full
and nothing but standing room to be had
Ions before the EXERCISES commenced. The
programme was carried out, each person
doing creditably and highly delghtipg
the large audience. After the exercises
were over the people fingered about the
cczy rooms until 10 o'clock, and seeming
Very reiuptSat t. sc, ell horinR that an
other entertainment OF such q bign order
may soon be given and that the a sociation
may say to one and ALL You May Come
Agaia. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-24
nIikado on Rollers.

One Of the most attractive entertain
ments Of the week will be the grand Mibs'
do skating carnival, at the Chspline street
rink, on Thursday evening, Arrangements
are being made to make the affair decid.
edly enjoyable one and large crowd OF
Japs are expected to be present. Prof
Kramer's full orchestra will make the
music, which alone assures those who at.
tend delightful evening.