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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28

DIR. Lyman Abbott, as was expected an,
nounced yesterday his acceptance OF the cali
extended to him by Plymouth Church IL
would be natural for any man taking the place
so long filled by Mr.. Beecher to enter upon MS
duties with fear and trembling, and DIR. Aobott
assumes with shrinking the weighty response
bilties imposed upon him. In many respects
however, he is pre-eminently fitted to be the
second plymouth pastor. The church has not
taken an untried man, for DR.. Abbotts work
as temporary pastor for several months has
made it familiar with him and his methods
while there was not entire harmony in invit-
ing DIR. Abbott to the permanent pastorate 1t
is doubtful whether a successor to Mr. Beecher
more likely to hold the church together could
have been found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
THE FRESH-AIR FUND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

49, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a $40 o.
Previously acknowledged 's.n;, n 20 0<
Central Presbyterian Sunday-schooi SUNNY,
part proceeds Of paror fair by the t"on 1900
ME-, Sir oiive Leonard west Salem, Wis Nv
proceeds OF an entertainment held AZ 40 ni,seps
kins- ave-, Brooklyn, by the lAtte iSor
Workers|-Annie Kelly, Mary Sa .,ah hbohhins
ence Dlasdsl, Evelyn Shafsr hd,hn iHeretf
Katharine Shafer, stella Morton, NADER ,e"" 80 50
Mamie Bingham and Cora iSell behn,o"N r.;
The Kings Daughters New. BrunswleAo iIye s.
Helen Nelson, Katherine Carpenter nE,srveit
Curtis, sarah G. Mn, Mamie e i bars'R
Sadie G. EIDerson Mary D. Hi ii,a a, x Lset 900
Toy theatricals by Stanley and sa D'."A' 100
FAR Ssa 4, Stafford Conn., twelve ns
g,ris Kings Daughters. l. IL n. ,,..shvtsrfsn
Pearl Gatherers OF the South street 20 90
Church Sunday. school. Morristown ~ ,ys a., nv
Proceeds OF chlldren's entertainment snS wifi
Iotta and Henry Lowe, Matte, joe snr ana
lard Wadsworth, Frederick Tilney' hsu Ws
Harry Finch and Dick warlns' f' e3
u f s r. Academy IL y supplementary. Annapolis Nd
Master Arthur Brown 38
n nsnS HAND Hand Band. summit N. j. so
P FsSi'sis d ,isrs. ,s given 'ss Madison M
ava. ~ Julia NJ. Weeks = ! /, ~ $50
! Total. NAV % asss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
TIE MARRIAGE OF THE FUTURE.

Over IN Philadelphia, tho other day, two young
neople were made one The occurrence III i0S.,
was not an unusual one. From time lmhcnioii'''
r,otrimonv has been the most popular OF the es-
tates bv a large majority, and, from all accounts
Il IL fully holding its own this year, the country
over Still this Philadelphia marriage IS OF more
than local interest and that, too, not BECAUSE
of the exceptional beauty OF the bride 'N' D'-aH
brides are exceptionally beautifully, nor lor any
Of the familiar reasons that render weoaine az
tractive to SYMPATHETIC outsiders. II is the new
departure in the matter OF BEST man anu u'" ',,"
which the groom inaugurated that set people talk
iva about this marriage. The ceremony took place
in a church. and not only the best man, pu' az
tho ushers. were Benedicts The shock which TINS
innovation gave to conventionality can reauiy DC
imagined Pennsylvania society has been shakIng
from turret to foundation stone ever Since Inc
oroom's hest man Benedict The groom's usners
not single menl Conservative people shake their
heads and swear that violence has been done W
the social fabric
Nor is this the only marriage custom that mas
been ruthlessly set aside Of late. IL Is
.ho, acting ON n suggestion from an accomplished
student of social science an independent young
counle not long ago inaugurated a new departure
=, wedding iournevs The wedding breakfast
eaten. and the time for departure for the limited
cxpress arrived, il was the parents OIL one oAi"'
that were shcwered with rice and sent OH IN
carriage and followed after by flying SHOE Inc
bride and groom stayed where they were, enjoy
ing the honeymoon at home
These two incidents indicate that the code Oh
etiouette so far as it relates to marriage, Is III
transition state If the grooms best man is TO De
a Benedict why shall not the mandate 20 ior'n
that the brides hest girl shall be matronr Ana
IL il shall come to be regarded as che thing ZOE
the brides parents to take wedding Journey Will
not the brides younger brothers organize puo-
lie sentiment in favor of the groom presenting
them with nickel plated bicycles at inc same
time that he gives his best men scarf pinsF Ana
who knows but what the clergymen OF the future
will come to regard marriage as TOO sacred ah
ordinance to be thought of in connection WIN any
thing 40 sordid as money, and hence VIII decnne
on conscientious grounds to receive any lee eA-
cent slice of the brides cake? Is the oay COM
inc when the left hand corner Of the invitation
70 q wedding shall bear the letters Z. NJ 4. r.
positively no presents receivedP Along IN tne
twentieth century, if o woman comes 10 'ne
marriage altar to be united to man VINO Is
twenty wears her senior, shall the grooms IiVner
give him away? Shall-but let's walt ana See
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
rIY GonLp Has GONE WEST.

At Jaw Gould's home the servants yesterday SIN
preserved mysterious and uncxpaiuaole reucenoo
when asked about Mr.. Gould's trip West We.
learned from Russell Sage, however, that MI oou's
left the city on Saturday night In his private car ss
over the Pennsylvania Railroad. He was VA
r.n,ed nv Edwin Gould, Amos Lawrence Hopkins sno
some other officers Of tho Gould road. The trip nn
sage said. was for purposes of inspection, and 'ns
party will proceed far as Pueblo COL M S On
win start West in q few days ana JOIN 'n' p~'"
tto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
PREPA RING FOR sUxxER IN NEWPORT

Newport, May 81 (spcciaD.-samue F. Barger, John
W. Auchincloss and Frank B. Porter, OF New-forss
have settled in their cottages for the season
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stirling and Mr.. and MIS-
Charles NJ Edwards, Of New York, are at the Aquid-
neck .
Edwin White, of the Navy, and wife arc at the KIDD
tnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter II. Lewis, Of New YORK, VINO
are at their cottage at Ochre Point will soon san "r
Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman are at vineland, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis l.. Lorillard
J. N. A. Griswold and Henry b. Auchincioss u
rived here from New-York on Friday night
W. K Vanderbilt has been in town looking LOT
cottage. , =. -. .s.us
next week. ,,. heen
here a few DAYS will spend the summer In saratosS
She will return here however, and take cottAec io'
September and October. y vhssL
T. W. vanderbilt Of New York, and Miss r. y; W.
er W T. Richards, and Mrs. jerks, Of PhlladcipmA
are among the arrivals. ,.., A.. ntorriS
Charles whitney, Of Boston, has leased she MUTE
cottage, in Rhode Islandave for the seaso%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28

once. Why is it, if they have the courage oil
their convictions, that they want to continue
him in his present office, and thus give him an
opportunity to deceive them again 2 Is there
any reason to think that If Mr.. Cleveland should
he reelected he would not continue to be over
horne by party pressure, that he would not
continue to make ducks and brakes OF Civil
corv;ca reform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
Amusrmcnt6.

ROADWAY THEArRK-s-The Queens Mate.
CAsNo-e-Hadjy.
DArY's THEATRE s:15-Miss koslha 'eAss'
EDEN MUsEE-Lady Fcncers.
GRAND OPERA HousE-s-Dolores
AZ ID,soS SQUARE THeATRE--~--A Possible Case
N,BIo's GARpBS--S The World Aganst>Her
Polo GKouSDs-l0:30 aud 4-Bassball
WALIAcK's-s:l5-TheL Lady or The Tiger
Star ADMINISTRATIONS Monkey Aesora
STANDARD TIIEATRE-s-lights ana shadows
bru AVENUE THEATRE--s:3o-Naturai Gas
14ru-sr THeArIr.-S-The still Alarm.
lTH-AvE. AND l9TH-sT.-tiettysburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
SUBSTANTIAL GAINS FOR TEstpERAyc

From The Detroit Tribune.
High taxation and local option Is getting IN rs
work IN Ohio ABOUT 600 saloons nsve nossa ~ snc
count OF tho Increased tax and nearly 300 more have
figures Il is expected, viii DO increased by 400 moro
before the year Is out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
CHE LIKES GOOD COMPANY.

SHE LIKE GOOD COMPANY.
From The wichita (Kan) Beacon.
The Queen IS going to Scotland for month, IN tho
hope perhaps of meeting Mr. Carnegie ana MI niaho'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY.

SENATOR STANFORD EXPLAINING HIS PURPOSE
IN FOUNDING THE SCHOOL
Washington, May 27.-Just before Senator Stanford
left the city for Europe he expressed himself as fol-
with respect to the objects and purposes OK tho
Leland stanford, jr., University Of California:
propose that the institution shall have steadily in
aim the possibilities Of humanity and how to realize
them desire that the students shall DO made to APP
preciate the consequences of evil There probably 10
California to-day men engaged In selling distilled 10
ours than arc tilling SOIL and satisfied taking the
country large, that with the waste OF time OF the
numbers OF people engaged In the selling and the wass
consequent by the consumer, there is loss to tho
country general fully equal to 25 cent OF the power
OF production want the education Of the students bs
such shall give them sense OF the importance OF
temperance every student to have the oppor-
unty practically learn how TO cultivate the soil Tor
every branch OF agriculture Particular attention VIII %
given the subject Of cooperation.
want this school that shall have equal ID
vantages with other and want particularly that tho
females shall open to them employment suitable
to their sex. I believe by doing that they will be
stronger physically and mentally and better fitted for
wives and mothers and believe that the avocatons OF
life open to them. without their engaging IN
anything unsuitable to their they can add another 70
the power Of production OF tho country and
this will go toward realizing the possibility Of giving
comfort and elegance all AS desire this institution
to deal particularly with the welfare Of the masses IL viii
be open the poor well the rch and the price OF
tuition will be moderate be within the reach Of
people. Inc rev very can eet shoir
anywhere They welcome to this institution II they
will come but the object is more particularly 70 reach
the multitude people who have to consider the
expenditure every dollar The hope is 70 care even fo
orphans they there provided for comfortably
and will be looked Free scholarships will be pro-
vided meritorious young people who are unable
pay for their education and such students Will DO given
an opportunity to money to help them through tnen
college course. There will be machine shop and %
partment to encourage inventions Religious teaching
viii be provided for seearianism will DO prohibited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28

Of the new liquo. iuw will doubtless afford
them substantial aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28

NOT EXCLUSIVELY A NORTHERN PRODUCT
From The Pttsburg Chronicle.
Speaking Of windmllis, let us NOT forget the ono
from Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28

RATHER AHEAD Or GENERAL GREEDY.
From The Hartford Post
one sure and Agreeable sign OF summer: TIE
TRB UsEs FreshAir Fund starts along at lively rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28

The English sparrow Is now without honor,
even in his own country. Farmers in England
are fully convinced that he possesses all the bad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28

Persons Tearing to,cn for the season. ana sum-
neer travellers, can hare THE DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them, postpaid for 80 cents per month";
the address beng changed as often as desired.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE giu be sent to any address
IN Europe at 81 so per month, which includes
the ocean HOSTAGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28

exit Governor Hill!' is the joyful Mugwump
cry. That is easy to say, but making IL lacC
is quite another matter. MIR. Hlll has serveu
notice ON the Democratic party that he is still a
factor in the party in this State that has to be
rool,oned with He is solid with the saloons and
solid with the Democratic masses. The attempt
TO humiliate him and set him aside is likely to
react On its authors in way far from pleasing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28

Four Jersey City Commissioners have been in
dcted for conspiracy and malfeasance in office.
The booders' who get found out are NOT all
confined to New-York and Chicago. But If the
Jersey City Board Of Public Works has been
known for tmen to be literally rotten
why hasn't somebody been punished for it? Still
it's better late than never.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
POlNTS OK PEOPLE.
VI pcomeuts Of Citizens and tho Coming
anu Going of StrHnRern.

% T ,I'", - ', ~, - ,.,, .,,,.u,
CAhGhcY ~ ''oSE' VI "''''>' "'7 III 'o""
y''''i"'S
Alex X Campbell o. Ravens"ood, was
at the McLule yesterday.
Joseph Strickler, OF New Narlins,illr,
WIS AT the Mcclure last evening.
NJ ,ui. p,,wr fl, E,nsertb street IL
Wee %, , ~, 1871, , ".
'',''''.- ,,..,,. -
l. il. Williams ana son OF '"n''"n'
were IN town y'7l'fu"y' stopping ut tue
M'h"t''
Mr. John tre", ut th- I'''""r".', ana
Mr.. Wm. l.. Hubbard lett last evening t"'
Chicago.
Mrs Ella Wallace. Of Ia Belle street,
has returned from a two weeks visit To
Washington, y c.
NJ ,rdr.,, TT,v,,,l or,ho S,,,,b SID.
t,.Iar t,r r,,,o-;, ,rbero no ,,iII yorl.
,''J , ,,,;, ~, nor",nantrr '' " " -
"".' '''',,N
MIS-. "onrt' N''i'"oWn'y' VI We" r ,,".
tinsV''Ir' w. val " ,"' gus, "' MIS-
N""' LN"'"' WI "'n'S -'"'''' S'''s''
Mr. Th1mu' Turppn. the wtli-known
g'asshlower Of Bridgeport, o, who was
nearly blind, has entirely recovered under
the skIlIlul treatment of ID. Siocum, the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

p1r aI.s. tine k'i Hand TUNED shoes
.af sluY beat anything ever offered, ST
Ha.ruaurrs'>, lDi~ Main.
l. $. GcoD sells irv goods the cheapest.
Co ro Hlyhs's lie Cream Opening to
tay. corner llth and McCulloch streets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
FAIR PRICES

Rrnucht at tho SEQ ct the /tue Tract
Ir.,rrIsy Lots Not AL Disposed Of
The sale OF the one hundred aud
eighteen Io.. ga the Ebsuslsc /tue tract
un the west side ct the Island, named ate
~ in the rear OF the hasr ball park, which
tools place at the norm Joor of the Court
IIou.c. yesterday o,lay.yd qultea crowd
OF hlvrrs. hat bidding wa not very
animated. AMI a. the conclusion OF the
sole. about three u.cloyk in the afternoon.
aot more than ONE hl't the lo.- were diS.
posed o. The ale OF the remainder was
postponed until the lG.h day OF June.
About slXty-dve lots were sold tor about
ten thousand dollars an average ct about
$50 each The lowest price per lot was
s7u. and from this figure, at which pn'te
a number went, the price ran up to
500. which was the other extreme. The
purchasers. with the number OF lots
taken. and the price, were as follows:
Fronting on South York street #. NJ
Wlckham tpo al go each, G. {. Scheuer-
,pin. two az 80 each. C.. O. smith Two at
$50 ,lrh. one at To, one ~ - one at
500. Que at $40; 4. Eheinstrom, two at
81 Iu each. F. VI WlckhAm, two at
S7-.au each: ". II. Epseulrib. one ut 500,
Alice s. Smith, one at elun, Elizabeth
E-undrli, one al sluDi W. II. Howard
one at lio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
TIE PRICE OF GAS.
About One Hundred Citizens SlGua Call for
Mass Meeting.

About one Hundred Citizens SlGu n Call for
Mass Meeting.
Those patrons o. the Natural Gas Com
pany OF West Virginia holding contracts
tor ;he consumption OF gas Tor domestic
purposes, are going to he heard from dur
ing the coming week, if the indications Of
yesterday amount to anything. A call for
a meeting for the purpose Of entering a
formal protest against the advance
determined on by the Company, and
for taking auch other action ~ may be
deemed necessary was circulated about
town yesterday, and about one hundred
representative srd prominent citizens
signed it in about two hours The call
specifies that the meeting viii axe place
Wednesday evening next, at the Police
Court room, at the City Hall. 1t is the
intention to further circulate the paper
Monday and Tuesday, and 1t is likely the
meeting will he n large one.
Among the sigueFs to the paper yester
day were many gentlemen prominent IN
mercantile and manufacturing circles II
the city
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
Yesterday Game.

H...... .H.. 10.
KALAMAZOO, MIru., May 70 - Flma-
KAN WAS IN the box to day, and put up a
srpat game WIKI good support, he would
have shut out Kllamal % easily. The score
credits Kalamazoo with six hits. but they
hsi only ronr. Bsodie made a great catch
of foul lust back of thrrd base against the
fence Dslehlpty made brilliant double
play, unlssisted, ami Int over centre field
fence Tor home run SJape played Il
great game ut drst and hit safe At
the RICH; time. Strphaus and Van SAINT
also hit when hits were needed. Kalamazoo
played a good fielding game. In the frs;
Drlahanty hit for Il home run Wheeling
commenced run getting by going to first on
Rtlry's error stealing second and scoring
on Erod;e's hit. In the fifth Van SAINT
went To third. Hgodlc hit to Day, who let
the ball get past hjtl, scoring the Professor,
while Brod,e scored on passed ball. In
the eighth, Stephans made q bit, stole
second, and scored on Snplrton's hit.
Stupc stole second aud scored on Van Sants
hit. la the sixth after two men were out,
Otttrson fumblel Riley IS hit, q. Neil made
"a two Dagger scorlug iHloy, and u'Neil
scored ON Daily hit, that got past S'cOh-
aus Riley scored in the eighth on Otter
,,r'- wild ihrow grI a wild pitch. At
tendance ~uJ. Score.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
IN SNAIL WAY.
IT.. Sa7~~ 81 Vie Fay Vulnt-diy Para
.saphcd ter Hat, Readers

TT. Sav~~ Of Vie Fay Fulnt-diy Para
.saphcd tsr Hat, Readers.
y, drew tH. watch n billions, Last
.y-,.r,
,r.... r.,-.r--.-,.,-,. oil fsrI 10 in a +our-
-. .-r,i.,;,r
=, --.l.-:,...1
'". '' ~, - '.,.'
To '''.''.' ',.''. '''l ....
\ -. .E-hN- "'".'uk party "''' even ..'
li.- ''N .'' evening
rrs congregation OF the German Iu-
therau Church oil picnic az the Fan
Grounds tomorrow.
rrr War-l pri,. Sinners u,ye two of
Oh -.,s.y.Ir,. rorrerrs al the Oprra
ucr.r Yesterday afternoon and evening.
q, !~-.,r srd,rr.--
,.- p....... t.... flood ID, ,3f. .f.,,.,s
IT,. 49,, S,.r.n.,;ar 90, 49,.
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I'.E@a VIII 'r E'7Le, upyI'u,'
"'ri'ns IA tue N-c'hH "S'U ''"iN e' , u,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
ruE TARIFF LEAGUE.
Hrsuch 81 the Institution Ihaut"d
Here Zee wheeling

U,,nrr ~ tnc In-riutIon IIauted
Here In wheeling
III. rs..r-.rr. of yr-tr-d,v worriu, at
IN ,r,., bos
trArle" "''"''"" L" tue '"' WIN" ''.'''
been extensively circulated among Tie
,.,,rrf,.trr,,s of this city and ueighbOr-
81 ..rr..,. .,t,.,,, t,...,bsr FIR, oes,ip,
''''','' ','''''- a.
"a. the Chamber oI commerce u "e"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
\ New Corporation.

s. cretary Of State Walker has issued a
certificate OF incorporation to the West
End Coke Company, organized for the pur
pos, Of mining and selling coal and manu-
featuring coke also tor mining fire clay
and manufacturing it into bricks and such
other articles ~ may hr manufactured
from 1t. The principal office aud place o.
business il to he n, Tuunelt0n, Preston
county, and the charter il TO expire on
May lulh, 1888 The SUN Of 500 has
been subscribed aud paid into the capital,
with the privilege Of increasing the SAINT
to 500 ulJ III all. The capital ~ divided
into shares of $50 each, which ate held ",
follows Arnold J. Bonuleli and VII.
liam II. Watkins, OF Tuuneltou; John 4.
Baker, Of Evansville; au& Melville VI.
Jcnrey- and John W. Mason, Of Grafton,
one share each.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

The younger pupil OF Miss Parsons
school, on Twelfth street, gave a pleasant
entertainment at the School Hall last even
iug, which Was attended by I large num-
Der Of their parents, and friends of the
school. The little folks all performed
their parts in neat and crcdituhle man
ner, showing the splendid training they
have received The programme * "a fol
lows. March, Cal,sthenics Class; FouIth
Gymnastics, Caie,thcuicS Class; Recitation,
Miss she Caldwell: Cales'h,uics' Sony, the
little children; First GymnastIc' the
little children; R5c,tstion, Miss Ma
ME GTubb; Wauds, CalesthenIc7 Class;
X citation, Mis-. Eta Harper; Pop Corn,
the little children; Recitation, NJ 81 Lille
Vance; Pastures, CiliStheniCs Cas-; Cho-
rus, Singing las, Piano solo, Miss Moiic
Baer: Duet, Misses Carrie LOOMS and Bes
rie Lamb; Recitation, Miss Bessie List:
Piano Solo. Miss Matte Clarke; l-cItation,
Miss Sadie Mead Piano Solo. Miss Carrie
Lcomi-; Piano solo, Miss Sadie Mead;
Chorus, Singing Class.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

Two DRINKS were run in last night
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

Go TO Ravha's Ice Cream Opening TO-
dsy corrcr 18th and McCulloch streets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
Circuit Court.

In Judge Boyds Court in the case Of
W. 7. Hubbard aud II 81 Russell '. The
National Bank Of West Virginia, the de-
PENDANT filed it's answer to the bill! ol COM
plainant.
In the case oil FIaccus * Son y. Jacob
Berger ct al, the time in which sac
Berger was to lille her answer was extended
until the Psi inst
In Judge Jacobs Court, the case Of D..
D. Phillips v. Ann Francis isstilI on trial.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

p,Iice Cont was again n blank, yester-
day morning, Tor the third time this week