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The DOlphin's Sea Trim,

CAPT. MEADE MAKES-A REPORT TO SECRETARY
wHITNEY-THE VESSEL PROVED TO BE SEA.
WORTHY.
Captain Meade, commander of the Doiphin.
who is In the city, called at the Navy depart
ment to-day, to make a report to the Secretary
OF the trial trip of the Dolphin at sea, Moth
ing official as to the behavior of the vessel ia
given out, but it is learned that she made re-
markably good record. The run from Newport
10 iHe capeS was made at an average speed of
fourteen or nfteen knots an hour From the
caPes the vessel proceeded Off Cape Hatteras,
ana there met gale blowing seventy miles an
hour: She was placed in some very trying
posltions, and many of the officers and men
were made sea sick. The sea broke over the
Hessei continually, but she averaged IL knots
an hour nevertheless. AS stated in THE STAR
she arrived at Fortress Monroe Yesterday.
navy officers repOrtthis trip as proving beyond
doubt the seawOrthiness Of the vessel, but say
tn ina. sne Is not the kind of vessel we want and
Will never be duplicated. For her kind. how
ever. she is regarded as first class.
CAPT. PM PRICE, corps of engineers, has been
relieved from duty at Willet's Point, N. Y, and
ordered to duty at the military academy as
instructor of practical military engineering and
10 command Co. E, battalion of engineers,
engineers, who has been ordered to Jackson
sell.
NEW EVIDENCE AGAINST JUDGE POWERS
1t is understood that new and important evil
dence as to the charges against Judge Powers,
OF Utah Territory, has been submitted to the
resident and Attorney General, and it is now
known definitely that these charges were made
against MIN by reputable citizens of Michigan
SO that the charge that the Mormons were their
sole inSttgatOrS falls to the ground
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NJ En-.

COXEN. WILLIAM ELLSWORTH only and h.
loved SON OF George W. ana Elizabeth Coxsn 5000
years, one month and hfteen days
We loved him, o no tongue can tell
How much we loved him and how Veli
God loved him. too, and He thought beuS
To take our Ellxie home TO rest
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NOR SALE-A SPLENDID DRIVING AND SAD
il lie Mare. suit able for a lady. Dr. VAN HOGAN,
fs,S Mass ave nv d29i. 4s.3t-
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I-DR SALE-CHEAP-CONTENT OF l0ROOM
L house for roOmers CT boarding. newly furnished;
: rsI-t AMI dining utensils six permanent roomers.
T.v!.- handsome profit rental Party leaving
nv Nat Labor Bureau. 5I7 .th st. NV jal-3ts
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are at Gainesville, Fla, where they expect to
spend the winter.
Mrs. w. A. Maury and the Misses Maury re-
ceive their friends on Mondays.
Miss Mabel Weddell, of Cleveland, cousin OF
Mrs. Whitney. will spend the winter here.
Miss Nelson, of New York, who visited Miss
Cleveland last spring, is now guest at the
White House.
Miss Smith, of Philadelphia, is spending a
fortnight with Miss Becerra, the dauphter of
the Colombian Minister.
Mrs. Mckee, Of indianapolis, is visiting her
parents, Senator and Mrs. Harrison.
Mr.. Chaunoy Burr, of Portland. Me. IA the
days days. u 'ne'A' anu MRS. Tickets for few
Miss Katharine Hall and Miss Mary Power,
OF Syracuse, are the guests of Miss Mary Van
doren OF 11th street.
Chief Engineer and Mrs. Henry Lee Snyder
are spending the holidays with Mrs. snvder,s
mother, Mrs Richard Lee, in Pottsviile. Pa.
Miss Louise Reed, of Saltwater. Mimi. and
Miss Mary Hutchins, of Connecticut are visit
Ing the wife of Senator Sabin. These ladies
with Mrs. Sabin assisted Mrs. Logan yesterday,
The Misses Tilden, of New York, nieces of Ex-
Governor Tilden, are the guests of Mrs. Manning.
Count Sala, 1st secretary, and Major de la
Chere, military attache Of the French legation
attended the Presidents reception yesterday.
The wife of Ex-Representative Stevens. of
New York, and Mrs. F. c. Stevens will be at
winter. o
Miss Sartori, Of Philadelphia, assisted Mrs.
Colonel Lieber In receiving yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. W. A. Bartlett were assistad hv
Miss Bradley In receiving New Year calls.
Mrs. Senator Conger wore an elegant trained
robe Of pearl brocade satin at her reception yes
terday.
Miss Bancroft, the granddaughter of the Hon.
Miss Endicott yesterday.
1t is not the wife Of Minister Romero who ia
IL, as has been stated In some quarters, but the
wife OF bis brother, Mr.. Cayetano Romero the
announced In TIE STAR several days aRo. The
former attended the reception al the White
House yesterday. handsomely atttred in rich
bonnet to match, with rich ostrich tips, locking
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JprIShJ Pianos, at the -
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eN,1ltre Piano in trade part payment, If desired
This i rare opportunity to procure one of the finest
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

II, G. Ncasc, Administrator Of Levi Fet
ty, deceased, vs..
Narrisus Fetty, William FLtty, Henr,
l., Fetty, Levi D. Fetty, Samuel Fetty
Ballard Fctty, Eliza g. Fctty, Robert
Fetty, Jasper Fetty, Hamilton Fetty ant
Gallatin Frtty. liz Chancery.
All persons interested in the above
entitled cause, now pending in the Cir
cult Court Of Mason County, West Viz
ginia, will take notice that pursuant Il
the provisions Of a decree pronounced
by the Circuit Court, in the above nam
cd cause on the 18th day Of September
1886, will on the 18th day Of NOvem
Der, 1885, ut my Office in the town Of
Point Pleasant, West Virginia, proceed
to reportand state the following matters
and accounts
First, What real estate the Plaintiff.
interstate owned or was entitled to at hi,
decease, and where situate.
Second. The Indebtedness OF deceased
the parties to whom the debts are owing
their amounts and priorities and how
evidenced.
Third. and said Commissioner Is also
directed to settle the Administration &C,
counts OF Plaintiff with said estate, and
report In whose iayorthe balance, II any
there is.
Given under my hand this Goth day
Of 0Pinhop Iggg
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W. II. T0AfLINS0N,
j.W. ENGLISH,
Special Commissioners.
Thereby certify that bond has been
given as required BY law.
X. L. MITCHELL, Clerk.
COMMISSI0NER,S SALE.

INpursuance Of the terms and provis.
| ions Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Mason county, West Virginia, render.
ed on the 18th day Of September, 1886,
In certain chRnCery suit therein pend.
Ing in which Charles W. Jamison is
Plaintiff and Mary Il. Jalnison and 9th.
eS are defendants ] shall on the 22nd
day Of November, 1856, at the
front door Of the Court House Of Mason
county, West Virginia, proceed 10 sell
at public auction, the tract or parcel OF
land in the Bill and proceedings men.
toned and described as containing 20S
acres, more or less, situated on the wa.
tens o. the Ohio Ten Mile Creek in said
county, upon the following terms to.wie
For cash as to one.fOurth Of the pur.
Chuse money, and as to the residue on q
credit Of six and twelve months, taking
from the purchaser bond with good se.
curity bearing interest from the, day Of
sale for the deferred payments, and re.
tanning the title as further security.
JOHN W. ENGLISH,
Special Commissioner.
| do certify that the above named
Special Commissioner has executed bond
before me in the penalty Of 81 800, as
required by law.
II. L. MITCHELL Clerk.
oct27 iw.
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Commissioners Sale of Coal and
Salt Property.

IN pursuance Of the terms aud provis-
iOns Of u decree OF the Circuit Court
Of Mason county, West Virginia, rem
dered OH the 18th day OF September,
1856, in a certain chancery suit therein
pending in which Il. Y. Roots and 9th.
ems are Plaintiffs, and JamesP. Kilbrelh
and others are Defendants, shall on
tie 22nd Day Of November.
1856, at the front door of the Court
House Of Mason county, West Virginia,
proceed to sell by way Of public auction,
to the highest bidder, at the risk aud
CostS Of said q, Y, Roots, all Of the real
estate and the improvements thereon,
lately belonging to the Mason City Salt
and Mining Company, at and adjoining
Mason City, in the County OF Muson
and State Of West virginia, including
tile suit furnaces and coal mines, en-.
bracing about 237 acres Of land, railway
tracks, franchises, town lots and build.
ings, and all the appurtenanCes thereto
belonging being the same premises and
property conveyed to said The Mason
City Salt and Mining Company BY
James 2. Kilbreth, by deed bearing date
November 2nd, 1915, which deed il Of
record in the Clerks Office Of the County
Court OF Mason County, to which record
reference is hereby made for more
particular description.
Said sale will be made upon the fol.
lowing terms, to.wit: For cash rs to so
much Of the purchase money as will
My for the COSTS Of Obtaining 4 decree
Tor the resale Of said property, and ex.
penses Of said sale, and the SUN Of Sl,-
693.G0 with legal interest thereon from
the 18th day Of February, 1885, until
paid and as 10 the residue upon a credit
Of one and two years, taking from the
purchaser bonds with good security
bearing interest from the day OF sale for
the deferred payments and retaining
the title as u further security.
JOHN W. ENGLISH,
Special Commissioner.
| hereby certify that bond has been
executed before inc by theabovc named
Commissioner in the penalty Of $1,000,
us required by law.
r. L. MITCHELL,
oct. 27-4w. Clerk.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs, William
Lawson, of Lewis District, wife o.
our esteemed William Lawson wa,
taken suddenly i'll on Wednesday
night. Medical aid was called bur
was pOwerless to restore her to con
sciousneSs, She died early Thurs
day morning, having neverspOker
a word from the time she was first
taken sick. The physicians think
she had blood vessel rupture in
the brain which caused her death
so suddenly.
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CredIlor,s NnlIr,..

RIO the Creditors Of levi Petty, deed,
L In pursuance Of 4 decree Of Tho Cir
cult Court Of Mason County, West Wiz.
Ginia, made in cause therein pending,
to subject the real estate Of the said l.r.
vi l'utty to. the payment Of his drbtt,
yon are required 10 present yuur claims
against tile estate Of said Levi Fptiy Tor
adjudication 10 Chas. W. Phelps, Special
Commissioner, at his Office In the sail
County, on or before the 3Otll day o!
November, 1855.
Witness r. T., Mitchell, Clerk Of said
Court, this 2Gtl dag Of October, 1856.
IL, MITCHELL, Clerk.
oct. 9O,6w.
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rOlHTpIEAsArT, WEST VIRGINIA

To SOLDIERS. The following sol.
diers have been ordered to report
for examination before the U. s.
Board Of Examining Surgeons
which meets every Wednesday al
The office Of Dr.. Hoy, in this city;
Samuel Burris, Co. g. 18Th W.
Va. vols.
I'aac A. Casio, Co. G. 18Th W.
Va. Vols.
Andrew coonrod, Co. c. End W.
Va. Vols.
James Collins, Co. A. i29nd Ohio
Vols.
Jsrnan E,quo, Co. =. 8'h ". Va.
Vols.
James H. Fowler, Co. G. e8rd
Ohio Vols.
Albert Hyatt, Co. X. 18th W. Va.
Vols.
Vincent Hoops, Co. G. Ord W.
Va. Cav.
Jonathan Jfrfdsn Co. K 18th W.
Va. Vols.
Joseph Konney, Co. HID W. Va.
Cavalry.
Samuel McElhaney, Co. A. End
W. Va. Cav.
Jackson McDade, Co. E. 9Th W.
Va. Vols.
Geo. A. Parker, Co. M. Ord W.
Va. Vols,
Joseph Rhodes, Co. K, 18th W.
Va. Vols.
George Richard, Co. G. 18Th W.
Va. yols.
James Strickler, Co. 3. 7th W.
Va Vols.
Isaac Scott, Co, A, 9TH W. Va.
Cav.
Adam Stewart, (2) Co. B. 18th
W. Va. Vols.
Paul Schools, Co. B, 18th W. Va.
Vols.
Elijah ]. Taylor, Co. c. 7Ih W.
Va. Vols.
Rein Van Meter, Co, = 9Th
Indp. Bat. Ohio l.. A.
John T. Whitcside, Co. D. 18th
W. Va. Vols.
Walter W. Williams, Co. F, 7th
W. Va. Cav.
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We direct attention to John NJ
Adkins new advertisement in this
issue. He has a splendid line o.
Tin and Hardware, and is Offering
all bis goods at greatly reduced
prices, He is also prepared to dc
all kinds of routing and Spouting
on the shortest notice and at The
lowest prices. He is an active en-
ergetic business man, and ought tc
secure a liberal patronage from Oul
people.
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Notice 10 Take DISPOSITIONS.

Notice TO Take Dispositions.
Tn G. X. Stout; Take notice, that OIL
/ the 18th day OF November, A. D.
1885, between the hours Of : o'clock a,
NJ. and 6 r. NJ, at the law office OF j. X.
Couch, Jr., in the town Of Point Pleas,
ant, West Virginia, ! viii take the Dep
ositlon Of Milton Salscr, Dean Swishel
aud others, to be read in evidence ID
my behalf in a certain suit now pending
N the Circuit Court for the County Of
Mason, and State Of West Virginia, In
which am Plaintiff and yOn are De-
lendant. II from any cause the taking
Of said deposition shall not be completed
on the day aforesaid, the same shall be
continued from day to day, or from time
70 timer at the same place and between
the same hours, until the same shall
have been completed.
GEORGE A. HALL,
], II: Couch, Jr., p q, BY Counsel.
oct 27-iw,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-10

The bucket at the Court House
well is of and causes the public
much inconvenience,-R Pleasant
Register.
We don't know Why it should
The part Of the public that we are
acquainted with at Point Pleasant,
which includes Bro. Tippett, Hi
Howard, Jim Menager, Judge
Moore, Ed. Hogg, and that charac.
ter Of leading citizens, never have
any use for water that we could
ever discover.-Statc Tribune.
1t is true, we never insult Pur.
cell, by Offering him water.
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The Ohm Valley Medical Asso.
citation meets in this city the 10th
and llIh inst, a large number Of
the medical fraternity from both
sides Of the river are expected to
be in attendance, aud u good time
generally is anticipated. The pub.
lie are respectfully invited 10 at.
tend, DR., L. J, Mossman will de.
liver the address of welcome in
behalf of the medical fraternity,
and Hon. jas, B. Menager the I'D.
dress Of welcome in behalf of the
citizens,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-10

Leon ITEMS Some time has
elapsed since have written you
items; but as the REGISTER is cleal
Of the political canvass once more
MARK" is on the look out for the
welfare Of the paper.
Since the rain Saturday, the
weather has again shown US the
beauties Of autumn.
Not all farmers are done sowing
wheat. Must wheat looks well.
Leon is improving in the way Of
building. Seldom have we seen
better times than now. Every.
body seems to have something to
do.
Two piers here are about com.
pletrd, and the workmen are work.
ing outhe stone work at Ten Mile.
The weather Fignalson the trains
are something new to US.
Mr., aud Mrs. G. B. Amos, who
have been visiting G, ". Knapp,
Of this place, have started for their
home in Garden Grove, Iowa.
One or two Of our citizens drew u
prize at the last drawing of the
Louisiana Lottery. MARX.
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RAILROAD NorEs.-The Ohio Riy
er Railroad is now built to within
about IS miles Of Parterburg.
The Surveying Corps is on the
South tide Of Kanawha, surveying
a route for the extension Of the
Ohio River Railroad to Hunting,
ton
The new Depot Of the K. 90, at
this place, is now being used. II
is the nicsst Depot on the line, and
was built by Messrs. Neighbors and
Wilson, of this city.
The Ohio River Railroad will
put on trains between this place
and Parkersburg, about the lst Of
December
The K.&o. is doing an immense
freight business.
Point Pleasant is fast becoming
a railroad center.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company, is talking Of build
ing a road along the South bank O.
the Kanawha, TO reach the coal
mines.
A new mail car has been put on
The K. & o. Road.
Col. Geo, W. Thompson, Presi
dent of the Ohio River Railroad
Col, ]. P. Isley, of Philadelphia
Col. ]. A. Fickinger, Chief Engin.
eer; W. ]. Robinson, Esq, General
Freight Agent, and Q. L. Williams,
Esq., Assistant Superintendent
all connected with the Ohio River
Railroad, were in town Monday
night, and on Tuesday morning
started ever the line Of the road t.
locate the Depots which are under
contract, and are TO be finished by
the LIST of January, 1887. The De-
pot at this place, will be located at
the head Of Main street, about FIVE
squares from the Court House.
A corps of Engineers are at work
taking soundings of the Kanawha
at this place, and locating the Ohio
River Railroad bridge site, so as tc
go on to Huntington in the spring
with the extension Of the road now
built to this place.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-10

By vote of the county the Court
House of CabelI county is moved
from Barboursville 10 Huntington,
and the editors Of the Huntington
papers are all correspondingly hap
nv
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DISASTER 0ccAsIoNED ny THE
FALLING OF CROOKED CREEK
BRIDGE.-B. Baer of Pomeroy, well
known in this section as a cattle
buyer, bought quite n drove Of fine
fat cattle in MERGERS Bottom, on
Friday last, and started with them
for the depot at this place, to ship
them over the X. & O. to Jersey
City, thence to New York City
Everything worked well until he
reached the bridge spanning Crook.
ed Creek, just above the furniture
factory, on the old James River and
Kanawha turnpike. Part Of the
drove passed over the bridge in
safety, and just as ten Of the hCav.
lest ones reached the middle Of the
western approach, it fell in, precip.
itating them TO the creek below, Il
distance Of thirty feet or more, with
the debris of the approach upon
them, instantly killing eight of
them, and hopelessly manning the
other two so as they had to be kill.
ed. This is quite a loss, but we ap
prend, that Mr.. Baer will not be
the loser, as the county will have
to foot the bill. This bridge has
been in a dangerous condition
since the feed of "a. The atten.
ton Of the Court has been called TO
it, by the entire prescott the county,
but the proper repairs have never
been placed upon it. II is a true
old adage, "lhat a stitch in time
saves nine"
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HrRr.-Churly franklin, while
playing shinney at school Monday,
was hit in the forehead by a club
in the hands of playmate, and
thereby his head was cut very bad.
Iy and was knocked senseless.
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I1oA5sNorrcus.
commissioners Sale Of Part OF
Lot No. III, First Tier Id the
Town NJ Point Pleasant

Town Of Point Pleasant.
IN pursuance Of the terms and proyis-
/ Ions Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Mason county, West Virginia, render.
ed on the l4th day Of September, 1855,
In q certain Chaneefy suit therein pend.
ing In which, L. j. Martin, alministEa.
tTix Of the estate Of George Martin. De.
ceased, Is Plaintiff, and Enos Smith and
othen are Defendants. We the under.
signed speeiai commissioners, shall on
the22nd Day 0FNOyember. 1856,
at the front door ofthe Court liOnse d
said county, proceed TO sell At public
auction, all bi i certain lot or parcel Of
land lying and being m ihe county Of
Mason, State a. West Virginia aud town
Of Point Pleasant, bounded and desCrlb-
ed asiollows, to-wit Beginning az the
corner between lot owned by ?. G.
Eastman and the lot Aforesaid, on Main
street, thence with Main street norther.
/ y 62l links 10 the lower corner Of lot
No. Y towards the Ohio river four poles,
70 the corner Of the Robert Wilson lot,
thence with the line Of said Wilson lot
~. links 10 said Eastham's line four
poles TO the beginning, estimated TO
contain one-eighth Of an acre more or
less.
Said Sale will be made for cash as tn
one.iourth Of the purchase money and
as 70 tile residue on Q credit Of six and
twelve months, bonds with good sccuri.
" will be required from the purchaser
bearing interest from the day Of sale and
the title will be retained as u further
security.
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An Assurance Of IncorruptibIe
Integrity.

The presence Of Gen'ls G. t
Beautegard Of La, and Jnbal A
Early Of Va, at the drawings Of
The Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany, in entire charge, is regarded
as a guarantee Of absolute fairness
udintegrity, Any advertisement
or offer TO guarantee any parliulity
would expose the cloven hoof d
the swindler. Remember that the
mex! (l99th Grand Monthly aut
the Extraordinary Quarterly
Drawing takes place on Dec. 14th
when over half a million Of dollars
will 60 flying about the world, try
ing to fall into some ones pocket
For any information address NJ. A
Dauphin, New Orleans, La. SURF
you are right, 60 ahead!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-11-10

Maj. W. H. Tomliuson, and
James Capohart, Esq, sold a iinO
lat Of cattle to a Mr.. Ingram, Of
Pennsylvania, last Saturday, and
they we're shipped from here Mon
day by rail,
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Notice To Trespasscrs.

w AIMING is hereby given that any
w person who shall shoot, hunt,
range, fish or iowlon onr lands In Glen.
denim District, Mason County, West
Virginia, or who shall ,rrspas; thereon
by landing, tying on king with their
shanty Or other heats on the banks.
beach or shore along our Ohm river
front, will be arrested and otherwise
dealt with as provided by law.
c. T. HEALE,
j. N. II. BEALE,
JOHN W. SrEENBERGEN,
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