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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.

Our Daily Chronicle of the Movements
OF IndividuE ls,
Miss. Jennie Woods is lying i'll at her
home iu Elm Grove.
Mr.. Bob Hssse will return trom Wash
ing,On, D. Z to day.
Mr.. Henry Dressell is laid up with Sc
we're attack Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. John Blauey, postmaster at Ropey .
Point, was in the city yesterday.
R Il. and N. Daughsrty of West Alex
suGer, we're in town yesterday.
W. Il. Hesrne arrived home from
Charleston, yesterday morning.
W. Lambert, Catholic clergyman, Of
Parksrsburg, came up last evening.
Mr.. J. E Robinson leaves this morning
for Hendrysburg, Ohio, on business trip.
Mr.. E F. Ziegler. of the South Side,
celebrated his sixty fifth birthday yester-
day.
Hon. B. L Butoher returned home yes.
terdsy from an extended trip il Randolph
county,
Mrs. B.pj Sheldon of EtnaViie, was In
the CITY yesterday buying stock for a new
grocery.
Mr.. Joha Fox, the we'll known glass
blower, is lying il! q: his home in the
North End.
Mr.. Chas Miller of the Island, left yss-
ter5ay for Cleveland, O, where he will t.
tie permanently.
Conrad Weilemsnn. al euploye OF Belts
Flsdiog / Co, ia unable 10 work on &C
count OF a crippled hand.
q. Ulrich, Secretary Of the Standard
Iusuraucs Company, and Mr. R Hell.tern,
of Wsllsburg, were in the city yesterday.
Mr. Frts,ley Heron, OF Chicago. who
has been The glsst of the fsL.ily Q! Mr. NJ |
T. Carr, st Pleasant Valley, for several
dsys, returned home yesterday.
DR.. b. B Goss will leave this morning
for Pittsburg 70 attend the convention q
the CHRONOLOGICAL Society of Western
penssJ lgspis, which meets in that city To-
lay and tomorrow.
John A Mcintosh. Of Rsyenswooi, e.
"a Vim. LeUz ard Hugo Ho6urg, Of Pitts.
burg, Squire J 4 Ccrueily and A N
sSiubridse, of Littletoo, C. X Collins, Of
yasbisE'oa, Pc, aud Geo B. Thonpkins,
: ei,tsberg, are registered ct the Rpsell
House.
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LYNCH has rem owed to 81 Twelfth etreei
ORSERYkR TALH5.
Mr.. Ghew's Arithmetic Called In 0ues.
ton.

Mr.. ehew's Arithmetic Called In Dues
ton.
To he Editor Of The Register.
SIR-"Iu last Tuesdsy rs REGISTER Secre
tary Wise published dispatch from Belle
vile, Ill stating that there were eighteen
men at work in Ihe Western nail works. II
biz ofhcislreport, the following day, be states
that there are lis machines in oueratiop
This would make each man run ten ma
chimes, q physical impossibilty for even
the old exoerenc5d nsilers. Chew
column in New, Letter.
II eighteen men ran ten machines spiecs
how many you'd there be in operation in
the Western mill? Most people would say
$50, but the above authority makes il lls
Apropos: Fone-6f b is only tsen,y per
cent less than two-6fths, what is 10 prevent
liz from being ten times 1872 10 other
words, if it takes a msc1erel sig weeks to
dive 10 the bottom of barrel OF soft sosp.
how long viii il take N an to 20 10 Pixies
Peak without any moBey?
Conundrum: Who are "blacksheep"
now7 Ans-The Bsy View nailers, who
are feeding their own machines because
the feeders demand the same wages as our
ieeder.nsilers pay their feeders
Conundrup: What is the difference be.
tween feeders IA tie Junction mill and
those in the Bslmont2 Ans-The Jurc-
ton feeders GET two ffths fer cold nails
one-hslf for hot, and tdfy The BELMONT
feeders get onebslf for cod psils three
Gfths Tor bst, and 20 tsffy. They know
from pr sent experience that bird 10 the
hand is worth tSo bushels of tafiy. There
Is tide in the sff.irs of men which. IL
taken at its food, leads on to fortune.
Feeders, catch Oh, he food is hs,e.
OBsERFER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09
NATUR Al GAS,

To-Day's Meeting of the Directors OF the
West Virginia Company.
The Board Of Disec'ors OF the Nat
ural Gas Company of West Virginia will
meet at the Office of Mr. W. q. Hearne,
on Market street, this morning, to prepare
contracts 70. our manufacturers. The
documents will be ia readiness By noon.
and manufacturers are invitedto cali ard
see them snd sfix their signatures
Mr.. ". 81 Hesrne, attorney for the COM
papV srriysd home from Charleston, yes
terdsy morning. Hs said to a REGIsrER
reporter: Natural Gss for Wheeling ia q
Gxed fact Our contracts for psss ore sll
let. The right OF usy has been secured, We
will have As abundant supply OF gss and
il only remains for err manufacturers TO
come up, look at our contracts, and sign
With %. We have come to stay.
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ALMOST A TRAGEDY.
A South Slider Attempts to Kill a Negro
Prostitute.

A South Slider Attempts to Kill Negro
Prostitute.
About quarter to twelve o'clock last
night there was q narrow escape from q
FIRST clsas tragedy in the house
of prosritution kept by Celia Will.
Jams, colored, at No $50
Market street About IL o'clock William
Larue, feeder mailer, working in the Bal
mont, went to the house, and met Q
girl named Minnie Young. After a
time the two became involved in
a fight, and Larue, according to
the Williams womsu'S story, drew a
revolver and attempted to shoot the girl
through the head. A companion Of
Larue's and the girls in the house inter.
fered, while the laudlady ran for police.
man. Officer Watson was found in the
market house and be hasteBed to the
scene. By the time he arrived LsTue
had been disarmed. The officer told him
to go out, bat he refused, when be was
placed under arrest and taken to the
lookup.
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A Sabbath Day Battle.

Sunday afternoon very funny fight
took place in the bar room of the Dillon
House. on upper market square. William
Schell aud John Mooney we're in there. and
after several drinks Schell, who is feeder
at the Top mill, endeavored to induce
Mooney to 90 10 work. Mooney refused
when, according to his etory, Schell hit
him in the mouth Schell's dog then made
a rush at Mooney and bit him on the ear
The two men and the dog then engaged in
a rough and tumble fght, which began at
he bar and ended out Of doors Yesterday
Officer Dunlap procured warrants for the
two mbattaDts, and also for Jacob Dillon
for selling on Sunday, aud all will appear
before His Honor this morning.
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Steel Plant strike Settled.

A meeting of employers and employees
of the Be!Iaire eteel plant was held yester
day, and the strike, which hiss been
on several weeks, settled. The day Labor.
ers received 81 rs per day and they
were giveu 81 30, while the night
lsoorers we're advanced 10 cents, making
their wages ST so per night. They nov re-
celve the same ss the laborers at the Ben
wood plant. The engineers, who were
also out on strike, were given an txtrs
man as help. Everything having been ar,
ranged satisfactorily the plant will resume
operations this morning.
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Interesting Experiences.

Hiram Cameron. Furniture Dealer, Of
Columbus, Ga, tells his experience thus;
For three years hare tried eve;y remedy
on tie msrket for Stonseh and KidpsT
Disorders, but got no relief until used
Electric Bitters Took FIVE bottles and
am now cured, aud think Electric Bitters
The Best Blood Purifier in the world 4"
Msjor A. B. Reed, of West Liberty Ky.
us'd Electric Biaers for an old standing
Kidney affection and says: Nothing has
ever done ms SO much good IS Electric
Bnters Sold at ffsy cents bottle By
Logan i Co.
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index 60 n,- Aavsrussmssss

Wanted-Girl for HouseEork,
For "a s-Bsroer Fixtures
For : ls-Bed 10 N Furniture.
For Sale-Uwslling
IarfeJ pw.eEers-s eNoltt 4 Bro.
kemi-Po. celain lea and Gi8nsr SetS-Ewing
Bros.
Fiue watch. 3 SPeciahy-L G. Dillon
Brass- rimmsd OTn'cs Poles 9, Nsndel & Co
Cut FlOEe So, h. LIST
10. lisa Top Goats ID. Guiding s Co Local
FOR sails al Su.don-Islald Property Local
Proposals iOr Hauling Coal aud Coke Local
Page
. Gsr.at Sargptra-H ] Sehuz-lL0esl Page
Dec mated -hadss-l IKE ritLan-l LOca! Pa
Gr-aJrsG BarS.Ins aver Ofs.sd-asnry JEeO6s
CO. Local Page.
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AaViss TO &C the-,

Mrs. Winslovs Soothing Syrup for chill.
drsn teething, is the prescription of one Of
tie beetfemale nurses and physicians in the
United States, and hos tesn used for forty
years With never falling success By na.
lions of mothers for their children. Dur.
ing the process Of tssthing its vslus Is il.
cslculsbis. L rsGeFss the ehiid hom pain,
CURES dyse1tssy and disrrhna, sfaipiia ia
tia bowels, SD WIND colo. BIZ giving
health 70 tbs child Ii gssts the mother.
Aastla.
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DR. Loean's Talk.

Tbs Y. M. c. A. parlorS on Market
street will doubtless be crowded with
Young men tonight to hear DR.. 7. ID
Logan. "a Plain Talk to Young Men,
is the subject, and plain, practical talk OF
unusual Iaterest is what the young men
NAV expect. TIE admission lie free and
all men are invited.
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Still Mt It.

Yesterday Abbie jackson swore out q
warrant before Justice Davis for Laura
Rose, charging her with prostitution. She
was released on SlOO bail. Laura then
swore out a warrant for Abbie. charging
her with selling beer without q license.
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QUESTION OF THE HOUR.
CounClImsn Stirred Up On the
Street Paving Matter.
The Offices Of the Board Of Public Works
and City Clerk Besieged With Ap-
pIicants for Figures From
the Books.

The struggle among COuuciimen over
the paving questicn-mention Of which
was made in Yesterdays REGIsrER-"as
continued yesterday with renewed visor'
aud there we've Numerous applications at
the offices of the Board of Public Works
and City Clerk for estimates and the cost
of work done former years, both in North
Wheeling and in the Eigbth ward. During
the course of the afternoon, q scouting
party of up town gentlemen completed d
a;ement Of work done by the city upon
the streets and alleys OF the Eighth ward, as
sn answer to the list made up BY South
Side Coeneilmen, and it was furnished for
publication, as follows;
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Attamptad Burglary.

a party OF three burglars made an at
temp, to enter the residence of Mr.. Jesse
NcMechen, Just below Benwood, a few
nights ego. but we're heard by Mr.. Nc
Mechen after they had forced a window
open. Several revolver shots caused q
sudden departure.
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REGUIAR TaEsasy evening skating car.
nival at the AIham 5ra rink. Ga this occa-
zion The FIRST OF the series Of amateur rases
viii take place The winnsrs OF cash OF
the series will kate in 6nal con'sst for g
silver goblet Entries viii close 81 8 O'Clock
this evening.
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.S.GooDGUo sell dry goods the cheapest

L.S.GooD&Uo sell dry goods the cheapest
A Card.
The undersigned call the attention OF
the public to the fact that they have open
ed an entirely new and fashionable stock
of Hats, Caps and Gentlemen's Furnish
ing Goods. The assortment includes
everything tina. is nice and nobby in those
lines, and will be sold at most reasonable
figures. Patronage solicited. No trouble
to show goods Don't forget the place
No. 1904 Market street, nnder the Mcclure
House. NOBLE BRos.
LYNCH has removed to 81 Twelfth street.
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AIbeelin9 Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
The ~ sRIhor.

Following Allows the range of the Their
momstsr as deserved yesterday By. c.
Sohpepf. the MsrkSi street druggist:
m 81; IL m, 40; 3 p. m, ~; p. m, SS.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

The following transfer of real estate
Was left for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made October 10, 1885, by Mitchell
Waddls to Robert Bonar, for II acres OF
land in Ohio county. Consideration, S247.
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TIE DAILY oALEsDAR.
letter List /.

The following letters remained uncalled
for AZ the postofice last evening: Mics
Johanne Fierchteinch, Miss Jennie Nc
Elroy, Jas. W. Shields, Gus. Grace, John
f. LsWis Samuel S. Zane.
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Cnal for tho Gas Works.

Sunday Councilman Delbrugge' Superin'
tendent Darrah, of the Gas Works, and
Contractor Lsnshan, weui out to the Fin
leyville coal works of Mr.. Henry Forsche-
man, to investigate complaint as to the
quality Of coal furnished the city gas
works. The matter was adjusted IN
satisfactory manner.
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United States Court

The United States Court spent all OF
Yesterday in hearing testimony in the case
of Elmus Gump, indicted for asking too
liberal pension fee. The case viii be con-
cluded 10 day.
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Pleasant Progressive Euchre Party.

Pleasant Progressive Euchre Par'y.
Miss Blanche Wsterhouss gave delight.
full progressive euchre patty at her home
last evening. About sixteen couples par
ticipated IN the contest, which was kept up
in spirite manner until II o'clock when
the prizes were given Choice refresh.
menrs were served at an hour when most
appreciated. all enjoyed royal good
time under the hospltsols care Of their
charming hostess.
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mnnrhnr Indlrnt,on..

WAsHISGroS, D. C, March s.-For the
Ohio Valley ard Tennessee, colder north
west winds fair weather
For the lover lake westerly winds, light
local snows, stationary temperature.
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A Nuisance.

For some time past a crowd OF South
Side young men have been in the habit OF
coogregsting in a board shsnty, on
Market street between Twenty.tixth
and Twenty seventh streets, on Sun
dsyC, where they create great amount of
disorder and noise, to the great annoyance
Of people in the neighborhood. Sunday
three OF the gang we're arrested and lodged
i'll the lookup. The officers are determined
10 break up the gang, and the residents OF
the vicinity sincerely hope they will sue
coed
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Police Court.


1t was long and noble line which toed
the mark in Police Court yesterday morn
ing. His Honor imposed penalties as fol,
lows; Charles F, Hedges, drunk, dollar,
thirty days; Adam Coleman, drunk, dollar
thirty days; Martin Van Buren, disorderly,
FIVE dollars, thirty days; CHARLES Jocas col
ored, obstructing sidewalk, dollar, paid; c.
W Priest, exposure OF person, five dollars
paid; James Hearne, Peter Kemp, Millard
White, disorderly, cases taken under ad-
visement; Mary Ship, keeping house of
i'll fame, twenty dollars, paid; Charles Nor
wick. Johu Frederick, Jennie Nichols,
Susan Coffmsu, Pearl Davis, Fannie
Mitchell and Mrs Fritz wheeler, inmates of
the same den, five dollars each, psid.
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wonderful Cures.

W. D. HoJt 4 Co., Wholesale and Ne
tail Druggists of Rome. Ga. say. We
have been ceiling DR.. Kings New Discov-
ery, Electric Bitters and Buckien's Arnics
Salve for two years. Have never handed
remedies that sell as we'll, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cares effected by these
medicines in this city. Several cases OF
pronounced Consumption have been entire
" cured by the use of few bottles OF Dr.
Kings New Discovery, taken in connection
with Electric Bitters. We guarantee them
always. Sold By Logan & Go.
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W. are prepared to supply our trade
with full hne Ct bars and furnishing
goods. EO2tE BAGS,
1904 Market street,
New McLurs House Hal Store.
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As OCH stock is entirely new, we have
all the latest styles in hats and furnishing
goods: NOBLE Bkos,
1904 Market street,
New MeLure House Hat Store.
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The stock Of hats, caps AID gents fur.
nistiug goods at NOBLE Bros new store in
the Ne" NJ Lare House building is com.
plete.
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SEE our mems sexed shoe for 81 %,
former price $500. Lynch, 81 Twelfth
street.
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In addition to tots, it is claimed that
there is q good deal more. expended on &C
count Of the ordinary run of repairs, etc.,
which Sould swell the total above By many
thousands Of dollars.
ReplyiGgto
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LYxcHs new shss Store 81 Twelfth
street.
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Qua own make shoes in all styles - 90
Lockes, l043 Main sUreet-
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BARsGISs in shoes at Lynsh's new store,
81 Twelfth street. 0PPosi.s old stand.
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LEyeH's new Shoe s.ore 81 T~elith
stress.
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Our own make shoes in oil styles 81 so
ocks's, l043 Main street.
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Our Own make shoes in all styles $3.50
Lockss, 1913 Main street.
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LrScHs new Shoe Store 81 Twelfth
street.
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0UR own make shOea in all styles 81 w
Loekes. lQl3 Main street.
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Additional Local on First Page.

LYNCH, the shoe man, sells the best
shoe in the city for 81 80, for men.
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LrSsR's new SAGE Store 81 Twelfth
street.
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Eighth wsrders argue that they have
much larger population, and that the eur
face covered IN the estimate here given Is
twice as large as the whoAs of North Wheel
iug, and that, therefore, the large total OF
expenditures is in reality very reasonable
A gentleman who occapiss neutral Po'
sition in the struggle said yesterday
There 10, l think, q misunderstanding IN
this matter of paving. The North Eco
folks don't want the ten cent levy at all
rhsy simply ask that the Beard OF Puohc
Works be ordered to pave North Main
slreet, the money 10 come out OF the gen.
gral fund OF the Board. Yoa see, the Ten
cent levy fund would only make about
$1,000, which wouldn't halt do the work.
II the Eigh,h ward folks will let up, and
give the upper end of town this street they
can get the ten cent levy tor q conIinus'
ion of the brick pavement aonth to Forty
eighth street. In that way
BOTH PARTIES WILL BE SATISFIED,
and then We can fix up another street or
two in the central part of town-the
streets south Of the City Hall, for III
stance"
A resident of the upper ward said: u think
We ought 10 have the pavement. North
Main street. brings into the city not only
the people from along the river up 50 far
ss Short Greek, but also Martins Ferry
and rhs country folks back in the upper
part Of Bslmo ont, the lower end of JEFFERSON
and part of HsrIi.on couDtss. The
auonnr Of travel is fully as large 40 oy
the Island, the pike, or the lover river
road
The matter will come up In the Second
Brsuch this evening and the large amount
of work being done bY each side will man
iiest isself in the adoption or defeat of the
,,apdip1 rssolutiOn
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A FIRST APPEARANCE,
prevented the III display of her power.

prevented the tul dispsy of her power.
The Deception of SNOW S:trm.' writ.
ten and read By Miss Teresa Maser, ct
Bellsire, Ohio. WAS very natural and was
written in smooth, pleasant STYLE that
occasionally rose to the graceful. II was
distinctly read, but the young lady's voice
though sweet, has not the full quality
necessary in large hall
Miss Daisy Bell clear voice was besrd to
advantage in the bright aud graceful mel
ody, "Sbylsrk," which she sapg with much
ligbtness and spirit. 10 the 'Valse Bril-
liante,' Miss NoIlie Elton, Of Wheeling,
showed ecme ability, aud with perseveriDg
study will succeed very we'll. Miss Nora
Kerrisk, of Bermuda deserves great credit
for the care and study evinced by her
reading. The transitions from the low
stern voice OF Fate" to The melojious
tones Of the patient and undaunted Hear"
were well marked end showed training
and practice Miss Kerrisk has full,
deep.ioned voice, and with culture will &C
conplish much.
Since her last appearance as reader,
Miss Collins voice has
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MT. De CHANTAl.
A Brilliant Programme Rendered
Saturday Evening
BY the Young Lady Pupls.--A Short
Description of the Various
Numbers Given.

The following programme, though larger
than usual, was full of interest to those pre-
sent at the musical recital at Mt. De Chan
tai Saturday evening, and was rendered by
the young ladies with more than ordinary
ease and selfpossession, each number
calling forth well merited round of sp'
plsuse:
PROGRAMME.
PART I.
I sops-"Bring Me Letter from Home" ..Geibel
Hiss Tsssie McCann.
2. Poem-"Who will temember|
Miss Clara Hale.
g. Piano Solo-"Fary Ia OF 4 Princess ..hullak
Miss Della Deeg n.
Miss HIooksie Robinson.
). Poem-"Ihe Glove and 'hs Lion, Leigh Hunt
Miss Annie Nc ullough.
G. Piano Solo "a Cal DIS Patty" ......,...huliaA
Miss Leslie Mccain. , e,
: sopg-"When the Violets Bloom Again. .Geibel
Miss Anrie Moran
q "De,cription OF Snow Storm, written
and read by-".....'...'..'.'si Mss Ae4eSH -A'->
PART Il.
l. ssng-"skylsrk"
- Kiss Daisy Bell.
Piano olo-''Valse Biliiante ,..........Bod se't
Miss Mollie FIttoa.
g. Poem-"Fate and Heart ...;.;I.....''A' Froc'"f
Miss No keIrisk. ,,.
l. sopg-'The Chori,'er Ill
Miss a RE bamil
&. Piano Solo--Noclurre, op. 81, No. Gnopin
Miss JaLe nuDeS.
6 msalasin and the Monk" IRON tie save Msr a.
Miss Fay Coli's.
7 Vocal Trio-"F over uresIing" -......CurscnInan
Misses Daisy Bell, jane Eumes AID
Mary haRan.
Q uTbe Saints Punishment"
from the ave Maria
Miss G.aCe tones.
| g. Piano SOlo-Imprompiu, op. az, NO. 5, ScnuoeF'
| Miss Juna DUrsn.
MISS JESSIE MCAYE
is quite young and studies only in the Vocal
class, but she sang very nicely and her
voice, though delicate, is sweet Her piano
solo also was executed very well for be-
gipner.
Miss Clare Hale, Of Elizabeth, W. Va
read the poem VINO Will Remember In
pleasant, sweettoned voice, and gives
promise of becoming good reader. The
piano solo which followed was played cor
rec,ly By Miss DAlls Deegsu. OF Beuwood
who gave evidence of careful study, which
NAV also be said of Miss Robinson, Of Ar
kansas, whose voice has improved coDsid'
erably in quality since her frs: appearance
as O vocalist.
Miss Annie Mccullough, Of Allegheny,
Pa read The Glove and the Lion" with
expression and spirit, bu! her voice lacks
DO yer.
when the Violets Bloom Again is o
graceful little waltz song we'll adapted to
tue clear, sweet tones Of Miss Annie
Moran's voice, and Was sung correcri? by
tia. young lady, although the tinidity at
teadant on
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LYNCH hss rem = d to37 Twelfth st-est,
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LYNCH has removed to 81 Twelfth st7e eli
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09

THE GREATEST BARGAINS
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