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Western appeal., 1888-03-03

doubt, the most beautiful in the city of
Chicago. It's beautifully fitted up with
folding seats which are removed for
promenade. There are retiring rooms
for ladies, covered with the finest of
Brussels carpets. A smoking room for
gents, is eleg antly furnished in eyery
respect including cushioned easy chairs.
The testimonial benefit to Miss Hen
rietta Vinton Davis took place at Lin
colin Hall, Thursday evening. DR..
Wesley delivered the opening address
Readings were given by Miss Adah
Brown, Miss Fannie Hall, Miss Katie
Mitchell, Mrs Edna Allison and little
Endora Pindell miss of five years,
who recited ''The Maniac in very
acceptable manner for one so young,
Mrs. Bessie Warwick sang a solo. Miss
Lizzie Whitman sang Expectancy. =
There were solos by Mr.. G. HI. Ham
mond, Mr.. J. N. Croker and Prof. G.
F, Adams. The st. Angelo Female
Quartet and J.. H. Z. Swere's Guitar
Quartet rendered selections An intel
ligent and refined audience was present
The entertainment concluded with a.
promenade.
The following persons Will appear in
the grand entertainment to be given by
Prof. Adams:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
SPORTING NEWS.
Pug.l.s-c Notes Of Iaterest--IEo Proposed Dempsy
and Wall P.sh.--YogaEty Wants o FslL,
Flashes From Before the F9y.lgh,5.

Manage; c. If. Morton OF thu D,s Moirrs
Club, who is wintrging At hi home IL
Akron. O., in n private letter say. that hc
has inst received IN official notice tia,
"Rug" Ua}Iilay's contract with D,s
Moinps has been lcCu.I'z ! by the board
of whttraiiou Thc notice IS signed by
Chairman Jylu l.. Rogers ct the board.
Hal.!a, i.t@c man whose cas. sss before
the m'.un.jtn cJmmittc" OF Cincinnati
lie hid signed with De7 Moin"a, bU' was
claimed by Won dec Abe on tn" Transcript
Of a telegram said to have been sent from
Drt Moiues under date o. November pc
the legal date ir contlar;jng-arI which
slid: II am ready 10 sign. Send on ad.
vance money" Won de! Abe made arida-
.,it ~ 10 the date. Int an examination Of
the records at De- Moimcs proved that no
such telegram had been sent November
20. Thus Dcs Molnes got it's man.
4 ~rrilrsrunGrrt of th- Phiaadr'plil
P,c., says: "K,IIy 'uaIc no bones Of drink
my dminG the latter part Of the season,
and h,cr WAS hot the HPp'r' tilh'.' II was
brandy par, @H" sIinp'" ana It was during
one OF these h'Hl@ mat ne ",,"'s "r'!aT-
Ct" '"''' ~ "'"r. '',' n,'' H. ' r,, ,.,.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

hour e love ana intense pGeFiUn when V,
SEE those whiTlwiGGs of winged ants, lover,
and their beloved, living together in tbs
afternoon of a warm autumn day, ~clcctri.
I'D, perc!pitat.Dg on" auotber across "a,
atmosphere IN a fantastic UOuGd, iniOXicat-
Ell. l1s;, seemingly possessed with fury,
carried away. tremhiiBg above the airy
landscape, still soaring Upward IN tn pur-
pie and gold Of tie setting sun. seeking in
height some paint 10 satisfy their growing
fury, clln%ing TO the rim al tower, beltTy
and ROOF, making tie iUofLensive l%oiterer Il
friend and helper, until, passion calmcd
and tired, night eNJIngu!>hes the iGgl n
annihiiltior and death. The lovers Of
but eight days old breathe their last sigh,
and tue next days sun w}Il reveal their
cUfUses t. the Tayeuou birds 10 ne swept
from tue carth's surface. Their mates
tear out their wings, and for them, too,
love hue no morrow. The n=uter Gut9 sur
rouud them, aud, aiding them in the work
Of pulling OF thair wings, care tor and
nurse them, awaiting the fruit Of this
hour oi iutoxicatjoU-the egg, the poster
ity OF tic community.
Here We see q wonderful! creation,
worthy of the students attention; = C!el-
ton different, certainly, from onr own,
but one in which analysis has revealed in
tcllectual workings which We would rot
dare to put forward had We not scTupu.
lUu4lv studied the subject. Here IS g III
tie being that thinks. Let us not 20 he
voud this fact. Anant'a brain thiuks and
holds within its limit Il world Of ideas,
impressions aud r~easGningI. lis this
fact above all othcIs that | wish for the
present to impress upon the thinking be-
Ing, man.
wiz curious 10 know what such a brain
weighed. 70 ascertain tbs, | weighed
urutt: ants l'lic others not cudEt.ugt OF.
different sp"cics, ia g,0ups OF 100 each,
and !GTIt aiuUEg other results for the
brown ant, tn" Uup most "OUmUu ~ cur
country, that They weighed 10 c]crtigIam-
me- a hundred. One aot weighs one mil
showed that the heat weighed about one
third tlyt Of tn" Hrdg, ami dissection hes
proved the crrchr1l urTynus systrm 81 this
iu-tc Is about equal tO = third Of that ui
tine head.
The result OF all this proved that IN
ants brain weighed abou, our-l,uth Of il,
body, that is. ijIte@n-huu3r,dyhs Of mil
]ligrammc. 'TIs in this minute p%drti..e
that iGcat originate and are worked out.
What is lie ard what is thought. E.
Rally ills little brain IS equal in great
Less 10 Se whole milky way, one OF Whose
rays. travelling at thc rate OF -, OOu leagues
a second, would probably take ~ GOO
years 10 reach us. -Trml>h,i'd bg U.inw
UyuRc. Eri{fgrd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

ariy has given ~ homes OF meeting Gall
aghcr, Of Cleveland; he, however, Is as
aiAiuus rs eser l. have another nght with
D,uIs,y Eapa'liGG the proposed battle
I between McCaIr.y Hul Dempsey, FngaTty
s,jd it would he difficult 10 predict tn"
winner. He is o: opinion that the fight
Will be s. savage one. lie also rly- that il
Dempsey goes 70 England, he, Fogar!y,
may ptobahly 20 with him .-PHtsbUrq
Po.i
LeU1uel MCGrig~r, the st. Joe Kid,
states that he had 10 arrangement to Teet
Con Riley to make "a match. The Kid
says that he has tuO matches Oh hand,
but if Riley will fight for 5000 i side,
winner take all, aud with kid gloves, to =
finish, lie vii! accommodate him at aus
time after the Kids tight with Paddy
Mcdonald at Duluth, which takes place
January 10th
Jack Dempsey, the prpilist, says that
BE was averse to going abroad to meet
''TOtr" Wall, IS pronascd, hut that If the
stakes were made high enough, say 5000
or SIC, rO0, he would consent TO light him.
Tommy WrrreH, the leather weight pu-
gilist, who was arrested In Chicago for
the larceny al Il watch, was hOnorably
DISCHARGED in the Police Court.
William Remand, If Ottawa, Ont, says
he wants to back John p. Glow against
Jack Dempsey TO fight for =, Geo 20 s., 600.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
T0OTER WILLIAMS IN TROUBLE.
Aft~r a IiSwIlderirg Scsdon of tho Thomp.
son street Poker Club 10 Discoursos in
Language Of His Own.

FfNA .".
Language Of His Own.
N.g lors uorl'
At the Intersection Of Sixth avenue and
Twsaty fourth street, Mr.. Williams paused
ana teamed heavily upon Gus Johnson, who
wa assisting him home.
'Gus, de game is done gone n I doan
cry far spilt cider, but who done dole de
kyards in Go las, jakc,?'
"Yo doled dat i,cker yo.set," asserted
Mr. johnson.
81 doled IT,"
"Yezllh."
"Yain't got 40 membranes oil Cy Whites
dcllin':" parsucd Mr.. Williams.
"Nozlln. Cc, he done cuttum'
Mr.. Williams lcuucl more heavily upon
Mr. ,T0hnsOn's arm.
"'N perleSsrr Brick" he continued,
ar.er breathing huarsely TOR several min
utrS
I'D. parfrssar, ne went de blind
Nr. Williams sighed, felt OF the place
whence one whisker had vanished, ran his
t~vcr4 lightly over several large Jumps ou
the nlk OF his head, tenderly parted the
his Of his damaged eye aud tried the
powers ofthat afflicted organ upon Il neigh
boring lamp.
"Warn't dat deal square" he asked.
Mr.. Johnson heSitat,d.
"Djdu't I shulrlum:'
"le-yezzah.
~ didn't de perlesser kyut de
kyards?'
"iezz1h..
~ didn't dolum squar'
"l-l-yo got 10 lacks, e'as''eIy re-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
THE PRIZE RING.

Old ,Tem Mace has been giving his opin-
lou of the fighters OF the present day, and
he thinks they don't compare in ability
with the old timers like Ben Caunt, Ben
dirn. Tom Savers, Tom King, Joe Goss or
himself. II will he noticed he does not
mention John c. iieepau or any other
American, though, besides tn" Benccia
Row. Hah Travers, the black, and Char
lev Lynch, both Americans, were among
the hest men OF his day in the English
rim. lie thinks Jem Smith is not 4
wonder. and he says Charley Mitchell is
mt bic enough for n champion, and that
he is depending on John l.. Sullivan not
heinz, able TO yet into condition to fight.
Jem says that he and Sullivan were one
matched in this country, but that John
went on a spree. and that he Mace had
his Journey 10 America for nothing. This
is news. indeed. aud Jem would confer a
favor hv stating when and where the
match was made. Mace Is new - years
of are and he must be gwen 10 dreaming
in his old days -Er.H,a9 Slg.
Meryiue Thomson has received an offer
to Star for a week az the London, 4 newly
openri boxing resort in pIttsbUrg, where
Jack Foslrty ia now sparring. 4 lame
foot will prevent Thompson from accepting
the offer at once ~ be has to get into good
shape Tor his match with George Peters at
Ryan's, January Is. After that affair he
will 20 to Pittsburg if the engagement is
then open and spar all comers for a week.
A letter was yesterday received from Jim
Fell which intimated that, rs the match
with Gallagher was of, Fell wonld not re-
fuse an otter to come to Cleveland and spar
Thompson ten QueensbsTry rounds. lie
is likely to get an OFF, for the end o! the
month.
Jack Fcgarty, the noted pugilist now in
tins city. hes settled down to active train
ing for his Tight with Denny kriirher,
which take, place o. Jarusy =. Fog
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
DRAMATIC NEWS.

80 q ga -
In, IFst hiEhl OF steele MacKayt a
ar'hy al me STANDARD Ihehtre' aInelt on
ChriS',h"' Eve wa one o. !'r h'"'l re-
~Hi''Ha'I' E''I'ilps7 ~ w" klh ever SeyA
III q We" loiA Hea'Ie' NHI Only WIS 'hc
enthusiasm nnp"nhdtd, hRt t." audience
waS one ~ the most rerIHrhahIr oi the
E'rl ever GATHER" together. Almost every
I1niil4! mrs. h'Ih,tr 4 score 81 the most
prominent JoEFhIil5ls ana criurS' a do%sh
ldA'I"'i men ABOUT Town. p'IltI''"i+' ac-
TORS anu actresses ana III !'Gt ~e'rryn%"?
calculated l" MAKE ahist night a"'reSSi''i'
There are prospects Of IL stormy op-ring
for the !"rw broadway Theatre. InIc,a
AL igns tail, Mr.. Maurice Barrymore VIII
make a valiant effort 10 restrain Miss
Fanny btv'urnrt from producing S:rd"n'E
la,,-' tragedy, Ia T"sca. MIR. Barry
nncrr's claim that the 2r'at French play
wright borrowed the leading laeR IRON hlS
"NadItlia' to put III ia I"'cn. -
laughed at by mi Y. II Is to he rcncm-
hcgrd, however, ihat when Nine. Modicsko
produced liarrymore'n play IT was pro
u]ouucCd hg mG'y critics 10 be- superior To
Slrdon's wonderful ''Fetora"
Giurr h,r somewhat sensational scpara-
.N'HH ~ .ffHAh W hHHH' zee H"HH Q. "'HE
tiou from her LnJ.lrF. Miss annie sun
m,ryil!r. the shar~ly Conrad, the Cor
s,i, Inns won additional charm in IN, ewes
of bog admrrcrg in the font rows at the
| Eii,u Orr,a House. She uow bo- dozens
@. devoted slaves awaiting her AT the stage
door np,re,s il The DAYS If CHAPMAN.
INIT t.yy ycntur.d IA "heur armunt"
Lrrr E;r,}fy In. I'D , sr,rc,ss # his
I,te.r ,,nrpr. "Nolrim fine Vipbi OWL
The f.m,rs R,y,l rontomirc, which he
nroanr,l Al tre priiadInLiq academy Of
Wn.ir Chris,m,s n,v w5r niece is a Glit-
TENN array Of handsome scenery. brilliant
costume. ,uaui,,I tricks transformations
and b1ll,t'
Mr. Grs Williams tha rcruI,r German
c,,,,j;,n e.. .I,,i,,, in Mr. raj WatIrna'.
MA, ,,,n,3cJy T, K ,Hl.,,s r~,,,uuss :, Thi.
nlav L"s h.,G cnt,r!"d Ly ,Lc nre.s whor-
avon : hos Nm ,i,,.,.j 'Nr WTior,s !,
ia ,,ii nIoys ib.h hi, hs..lrJ mnod r,,rrci
Iptrhlr' E,,yi.r with . skili and fidelity
10 mature which makes il his beat inner.
sonation.
Frederick Wardo il playiu. in Chic.go
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
IIB2HfGEDisTEG lIfR!CAas
y 7iEI H4tF MILLION s5IfIEyHg
hOEis;ana State LntterY COMPANY.

incorporated III 1863 Tor .5yeSls hy the LeClsls.
t.sa Tor Educational aud Charitable purI1aA-
with 4 capital y, SI,DHtJO-tO whir! 1 reserve
fJGt of over S5J.GH has since L.rn aided.
By III overwhelming pOpul5r vote rs Franchise
w3S maze a pat ~ the present Stat. CuUsi.lu.
t!"u adopted lecyG,hu. a, a.. D. 1913.
The ul.@ l"tig.. eve, ;0tgO o. and endorsed
by TIE ivr', Oi 's.r Sts.2.
lu,J.r .gt. o. pos s..Cs.
81" tsr.u'! hI1'SIv upahe sIngt
take place E.Dltrg. Ngi The Grand quarterly
7~ra"i9.s regularly every three months March,
Jun. -, p'cT.aur an pCcemb@ri.
A-P!rnHhi n~rp'T'uml:yD WIN n ~fortTnc. First
Grand u-.w IA. ,Gr-s A., IN tins Academy NJ
H.s.r S.T DrrsUs. 'su0sdny. January 20.
NASS-yYDtl. E.fshH . n-orys,r
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
CLEvELAND 4 PIIISBUnG =. K.

Under schedule ~ effect ia, y. i..5, traius
leave Bridgeport, Ohio. Contra, standard TIur
p. 10. For PIt,shurgh lr..1 q. No.. -. Wolf
Vile, iI2 y. m. Fer StrtrnyIgrIlc, So IL. -.
For Martins Ferry, as a n. Jrainr arrive as
Bridgeport ~ T:S "a ~, iN:f2 a. n, - =. a.
i5A p. M, SIG J. II. myI5
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

.'. est. 'N.H"#t-s ta New hbtN a." Ea- d"
NJ. Urow,,.. a., r~a.Wuaul-g. From.
-,-.ui.. a.,-.r o.. r,r, srmmsr
"
.s..N.'.t .'. "l a." 'a' must '"N' "''
n.a-. .. .3. u. aud YEtIsG'.y work a.s
v,.,- -t.... ..g MS .v. ..r:. p another IT,
.rr... + emil ,b..
'''' '''
orHi" ." I'F E@th- before l"e''N'
To" .u .rf s. ''i.v t"ags OF his position
20, ertrrl..n,r ., this .yrr-varvfrg crowd.
tr.... Al f,sL.
.n .Iei o. N a' l.s~ ut SAT-. Tor he "eu-AVN
lu t.. and grl'ys the shouts and laughter
....r . % -..,r mi. .,rf,use
S.,-a.rr- .r.,ra IAN 90. inf, n buil5-
-n.. ,.E.-. r... rshIi. f- aduitfeE CrovI,v
,s.'f ,,r. ID, ra- .raat sit down and ,L-
sIg5ns his visitor EXCHANGE the conf
ailments 8f,la r.orpirs. that fst5 say.
rr...n ,-lvriv to- the remarks %. his guest
tat .r.w. U- ra,f. expressive a NJ
r.-.--. TrF.r tines. Grimm tame.
G. .r.-tr- ge7,.e and friendly. and
.. n b.. r...r,. h. mai. .,m,,u,3,,,la
o.. Dr.. d .r. -t...fr, b.. rn, go ,.tb,rt
.r.. -,-.,,. ,r,... 3D., .,,,-.- ms ,Ig.,y.
.r.r..- Nm. mo-. ,nv,. NJ "a monkey. h.
,r. rya. Frass AND s,rr-r- win 90, mir cf
.r-.rs.. arr,s hr srs t1orgnfs and o2io.
4.r.sn,.1 ., ONE viii, studio, him
rir...v .tr J.rl- ar.l TN. STRANGER often
rs inclined r, rfr.r his next Of lin a
.-,.,sr.. h,r5 ,rr-,.,5 Nh, E.rs plt ,Na
l. l
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nave ~ : 49, NJ r AZ
Hhg. lgg v, Va
DITTSBURG, CINCINAhTl AND 81.
JnITTG DAT el ~

! LOUIS RAILROAD lTE.,
if,u Handle itOIt"i Under ~1ry.uIC In cfeo
May E}i, ISL. i-uas .,.g, Wheeling, Cen
.rai Standard Tine. Tor -..uis fv,iI" ana PITTS.
burgh, G.Ej n. M, 1875 j. Do, 40 y. ~. For
-tcUhcuY.lic, 50, J. IL. fhs C.%5 H. m. RIG
sos p. N. trains mEk rir.'g connection n.
C".umtns. Cincinnati l.o.r.FPDlis and Chicago.
Tic l2G5 y. N. trEiI TPl"s direct U.UueCti1G
Tor Columbus and CAiyE.7 Trains ar1yU 81
Wheeling ut OF, =. II, 1915 a m, !|a r. m. ard
600 p. n. myl7
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kanawha d Ohio Railway.

Timc Card, in effect Monday, June 2Ih, 49,,
between ChHTl.-lou, Gallip0lis, MiddlrpO:t,
Athens. Coming, Columbus. BucyTus, TUlrdu.
Cincinnati, rurkcr.burg, Wheeling and FitIs
burg. Daily except Sunday. Central standard
time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

Vi me unle.Si.aCl Banks aud Banker Vii!
pas Nil Prizes drawn in The Louisiana S!a,2 lot.
tories winch may BE- presented G, ugr counters.
PIERCE LASAUS, Pres. state Natl Ealk.
&. BALDWIN, r-CF. New CrlCsus Natl BsnEi
SAliL EIilS, Ercg:. UuiIl National RSus,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

r.hra.H LaHH.F.a 2 n|N L"H.#fNH MUMMY -NI
Sea, .:-.r t,,,b;o,. 20, aud
~. indy r.r-. avdthr
No., -. ... 49, SOP, W. his
...,r, H.. -,,,~,.,r aoI r,i't with
Co.,: nm r;rls ma arraf;mes
49,, nj. f,~.,l hal ,f fare
'.r,a h.,-. ..rs..f, thr
49,, 80 ..s. ....-
....l:.:.. ,-,;,;r., il mo NJ tho
I'M ..-slit:,. NJ ,b.,. orpat
49,. h. ..ra.a.r tbqt Cr,v;Ip,'-
.,;rs.i a,u ,r,I.,iy never "a. EnoV,
-. g.. :. 80, ..~-.t,~,l, I'm a,hihirio, rNqt
49, &c, srl I.is,rs .r. rot
...T H.. - -ro r.:,,Is rsr.r
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e'es I5''H interest -N' cue "Is" .:l M
"''N'''' L''"'' ct '"' ''' "''"s' ID /" '"'
afternoon 2'a"S h'.' tue ''0.d grows
id'Ts dense IN ireht oil mr. reception room.
table Is pfousht IN, the c.oih sprci'd, q
char placed before IT, AMI u Soup pIate OF
rice ana m'uN served. IL Mt. CONVEY
'"t ~'' -,
'."'r.''V ""'' ,s"'|' '"' H"' r
g.Ss' - cue ''",r' "Tt Ut ~ ""' 80
more i'Uls ~ XII, t"ug me'H'"E
Luncheon than usual, or very much
excited about anyih'ng pc aCtS
precisely Is does "a naughty cthi unNgt the
circumstances - h. Will not come; he
prauces around the clge, I0Uucts ON the
sprirg-board, sets th" tgaHeze ia 'ioient
moron runs up Il '"'"'' WIN n7 ,'.''s,
.2l Names ''' """" "''' rl. '"''' n
ac ""'l" u'"e 2"" 'i"l"'.t'e i"'
keeper mean" hil' 7Sotl'' '"''t,.nS "
El'el.' % N'''f' "'' / ', ~
"-..' -N' a. 49, v.,., b,
presence ID . "'"".
noes come "' S.'.. -.
'p''Nu- ''> "''N'' "a
times ''uW".~, us,
."' Ft'.' !. ~ .'
'"r.. 49,
.,W. 49, ..i -,
IL IL a..
..a,r ar5
a. - '
chen ,ars..,ry th,rrl oc,,.i6nalrv his
ra.,ory r.,ls min, law bis l.aner who
"a 10 jui7 moment 'AptS walter. W.
Crowley, where yg"r napkin Si'f'iv
asked, never Rats 20 "s''@ I'D" proper IT,.
spouse.
Inc soup P'',' ""l'l... au, l.fD," W
20 S''apr 'h' ,''' ,''"p' ~ - .''"o''I' I",
'he'' follows = N.''' "' nun NI',''' '-,
not Sil''' th""Sh 'o' .~'""'u'I-. re-
rue NHiie 'Hg tnrS ''lae ~. ana ,'r, Vow,
ley - ~ SSiIiul IN cutting pieces "n"
thrustlng them '"to h'7 mouia-a'"'V~
with the 'orE-as any person. lie ''rh
goes 20 lar IN limitation OF me manners "e
mas seen A. to pause no" ana lA@u ",'n 1"
m'"thiu mel" up on MS IoIS' le".y ~
move IL ~ Sooo is ue ms u''r's i""~, ~
,hlt very E'P'''ou' '''Sp.''.T, "'N 'n-","'
A.ieF lrnlj comes 4 cup o, mI'E' "r',' Ig
taxes 10y the handle ana urlpNS, NAN Na~''S
the cod-Iiyer oil. and a lick or two a. the
spoon while his keeper Is replacing the
cork aud 30 not looking.
u no. 's on ma goo" hrHa'l'E. he rTl',N
,roN me 2o'f luxe q &aat,s,''a, anI h.
nt i5 .p1.'I; , nu," n' 49,, 49, ; ~ baInof M
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

$uutsy trans Oh E.GO. Ry., arrive at Chhrlcs-
tori Mt Clio p -. w"iiimg 81 .. K. X. T.. traig ~.
], rt Point Pleasant. Til. r The snort line Ana
parties rurchH> no IIcEeus spOnli asz Tor uIk-
OF via. tho Ohio River Edi"nt. For %irfnTEla.
tioI ragRr''pP lh.. rates. routes oi"., sadness
Is. J, EOsiESCE,
n.s!aIAI TVEGIgtr Ageur,
PaS"-sbIry g. Va
P!,-u HraEHEE,
TTGve.rg i'S'-- niger hg"..L
UHr.Ht-o . ",
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

address, Nr;istera! Listers TO
%TE ntas.EkAs ~. %hgEUEALEAEE
Rev arJUKls, IL.
i.fiEHhEE; rai he TIc'Cncc @. UgIcrrls
Hrrurrga-i add F0g.y are IN riF.gc Il t."
iIANiig-. Is Il grEnni,t.J Ui ausOiGt, 'Girnrhs ana
Integrity. ihn' "a" ClaICG4 arc al equal, and
that no one can possibly divine what nuptcI
wi! GrEw "a Prize.
}, "a NGiHTGEH SY ToE'E ShEIoS.
81, ENSEN 60. New Orleans, Ard the YGlketS
are signed ~ the President az al Institution,
wnc.' chartered rights sru recognized IN the
highrH, Courts; therefore, beware 81 any im!;G.
lions ~ Anonymous EGncrGs delicHSSgt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

We 90 hereby certify That we supervise TIE
ErrSr .~v=l.a:s fr ell the MONTH aid Quarterly
OrnF ing, ~ &c Louisiana state Lottery COm-
paI,y, HEi iu pers1u manage and control The
1.sHiups tLCIsc!yyp, and that the same ere con.
iucizG with Eaucety, f.irICsa, Gld IN good faith
toward nj ?~sr,irs, ard We authorize the company
"a r., ,.us certificate. with fsc-simlieS .; on sig.
atI.s- attached. in IT, advertisements"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
NJ. s. DAUrHES.

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
" " CLEMENTS Mault''
mo RIVER RAILROAD

Time table toklng ca..i SUNDAY. ne. i.
lNS7, Passenger Ir6!ut "lI! ~" SIS "..u">-Irn
trail time:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-06
JUDGE PYPER'S BUSY DAY.
Business Transacted in the Police
Court Yesterday.

There was a rush Of business in the
Police Court, yesterday, and the follow
ing cases were disposed of by Judge
Pyper:
Richard Price, Robert Miller, JOSEPH
Wachter. q quarrette OF plain drunks
were mulcted in IS each.
@. B. Tracy, for stealing ride on the
D. q r: G. from Ogden, was sent up fol
6fteen days. ST.
Frank Wilson. drunken soldier, was
turned over to the military authorities
John Reinhold, who, after getting
gioriously drunk on Friday night, in
dulged in fast and reckless driving, was
assessed SIS for his fun.
E. Pitcher. for drunkenness and bat
tering one McRae, was fined $15.
Dan Webster pleaded guilty to the
charge of petty larceny, and was sent
up for sixty days.
Robert McFarlane, alias Liverpool
was fined $40 for drunkenness.
L. @. Vaughn, charged with disturb
ing the peace, failed to appear, and for
feited $25.
The case against Thomas Leyland
charged with battery, was dismissed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-06
O. r. DUE.

1874 o. +. DUE, 1888.
HLORIST, SEEGSMAN AND PREsERVER
T. of memorial flowers, $40 West Third
South Street. Garden snd flower
seeds in bulk and packages, fresh
and pure; 10000 house, bedding
and basket plants, in great variety
dahlias, wagon load of; roots tube-rose
bulbs, clematis, the finest climb ;of all, flf-
teen varieties, and others; late cabbage
plants, early cauliflower and tomato plants,
now ready for sale; rose gersniums, lemon
yerbenas, small oleanders, myrtles, double
yellow oxalis, storm king, fuehsias. etc.,
cts. Funeral designs and bouquets of
natural covers mad to order. Extra fine,
first class work only. Cut flowers for sale
Fresh flowers preserved, cheap and perfect,
and SO they will keep. Have had many
years experience in that line. All KINDS of
designs and bouquets made to order for
Decoration Day, ali at moderate prices. 800
kindsof chrysanth emums.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-06
HAMMOND TYPE-WRI1ERs. 3MONTHs
IL trial. c. OrlOb. Z. C. NJ l., 8. L. City.
ESTABLISHED 1880.

A J. WHITE. 81 z. SECOND SOUTH
IA. Street. These are special bargains
must be sold right away:
1713 rods by 10, on E street.
3xIO, and sixth Street.
5xl0 and new brick house, city water,
cheap Must be sold within FIVE days
5x10 rods, four-room brick house, one
half block from street car
A two.s DRY brick house, near Main Street.
A small house and lot near D. & Z G.
depot.
5x10, On D. &: R G. track north
We have two 40-acre pieces in city. Two
small pisces on Brigham Street
A. ]. White, "A E. Second South Street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-06
Resolutions of Recognition

The following resolutions, which ex-
plain themselves. were adopted by the
meeting, on Friday night:
WHEREAS, The board of directors of tn
Chamber of Commerce rec' g ize the Dene-
fits and advantages resulting 10 Salt Lake
City from the construction of the salt Lake
City d Fort Douglas Railroad and
Where's. The construction of said road to
The shale beds and stone quarries If Psrley's
canyon. woul1 enable The city TO seeura
cheap paving material, and would lead to
The establishment of necessary brick yards
and other enterprises, in that vicinity, be it
Resolved, That the managers of said road.
and especially John w. Young, are entitled
to generous recognition, and hearty sup
port, from the Chamber of Commerce, and
the community in general.
ResoIue0, That the Chamber of Commerce
express, through its directors, to the man
ayers of the said road, their appreciation OF
the work already done, and confer with
said managers, with view to the further
extension of said road, to the shale beds
and stone quarries mentioned,
Kespoc fully,
n. ]. FORHAN, Secretary