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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-17
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WHAT N BEING roAB AB0uf THE SKW
CUSTOM HOusk-RBTuaN OF Mns.
MALLOr-nEUD MOTHS.
Z Rssslsy Cor. Post Isssllissaosr. ,

fKesslav Cor. Pcss-Issslliss~nsr.)
A telegram vas received here yestsr-
day from the supervising architect of
the treasury asking II the people wished
10 have work on the custom house 90
on With the present appropriation or
await the action Of ctugrsss regarding
the larger appropriation asked for. The
cisizsns 10 whom this query wss ad-
dressed wired back that the people
wanted the work 10 20 on. This action
vas freely criticised Last evening By
other citizens. and ii 10 possible that
coantor telegram will be sent by those
vho think differently. Tue latter con
tend that the telegram sent IL TO be re-
gr.ted for two seesous. First, that II
viii he used as an argument against O
lsrsss appropriation and viil hand icap
Judge Kahn, who IL In WASN'T sgson
working fer same. 5econd. that evsn
IL the second appropriation IL granted
70 cannot be used to advantage il the
bniiding IL carried above the founda-
ton on the present plans. These arau
meats appear 30 Do logical and the aa-
ton Of the ci,iz tens alluded 20 IL TO be
regretted. Two hnndred aud fifty thou
sand dollars. the SUN now asked for. IN
bat u meaRTe appropriation for surh n
bailaing - Porn Townsend oasht 30
have. and the idsa Of erecting a man
basldins With tho $4,000 (a50utl al
ready sppropfssted. and adding an
addition With fi6o.0oo additional ap-
prepristson expected IL not q brilliant
or practical cue. II The additional 40
propsistian xasn't wanted, what vas
the nss Of raising $1,000 10 send Kahn
10 york for M
TaK waEcK orr COLUMBIA aivrR.
Too much psblioisy cannot be given
TO tbs DANGEROUS position OF the wreck
reported by Captain Ross of tie bark
l. sxie Williams. IL WAS whsn seen by
O4ptaiu Ross IN latitude Is degrees and
aud ID miauies vsss. or directly In the
pain OF navigation of coast wise vessels
and Of imminent danger to mariners.
There IL iis,,e doubt bo. that Il is the
Salisbury, set IRE TO and abandoned ty
her eaptain siI weeks ago Of the cape.
RsIuEs OF MRS MALIoY.
The noted evangelist. Mrs.. Malloy,
who formerly condgs,sd revival meet
lngs hare snd who received such vide
spread notoriety from her connection
With the urahsn-Lss murder and big.
spv ttis's, returns 30 Port Townsend
next week and gill take charge OF iha
sesman's Bethel. She has devoted
much OF Ter time since, securing tssti.
monia's a. 10 her good moral chasaoier
from presious asiis Of isoor. Her sd-
vent gill CAME considerable talk 10 Ger
tain channels.
xxvs unrwa
The faar mssted ship Gsn. Roberts
came into pori last night and will pro
coed 10 poft Laiios 20 load .umhsy for
san Francisco.
ship Joha Bryce. CiPt. Daunisau. 30
days from Ssa Pedro, arrived this
morning. Ste loads coal at Tacoma.
ihs sbip Iuvire bic. reported load
ins sgars for Bsin. Maine. IL loading
lugaosr II Port 9srabls for California.
Post Fownseni. March 10. lsss.
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II 10 ssid that 10 less than ak Repaa.
iiesn senators are llsiesiue % the mer-
~ sexEsrg Of presidential tsss which
have In sCmo manner teuni so tntfsnee
into hsir 6ennsts. Ieey are ssefman.
Allison, Hawley, iogalis. Callaaa aud
Hlscock.
sserman's bee is, Of eosrse. the
largest aud nsss asiive Of the SIX. and
n - said that "a has eAassa The ehiect
Of les attacks many siscgless hears. IL
IL soueshai aged ue~. hAvin9 been
erxzins With lissie intsFragtiez staes
1870. bat 70 10 stili strsns ca lis l.gs
aud mas yes be able TO SET az eaEssse
thai will STARTS the eountry.
Ailison's bee 10 essi. healthy oge
aud IL bsxSss slsh al tbs stSor ef the
wiid west. Ii Is said ,ha. AIllsen likes
sss masic es The brEx ard that he
weald nc, get ihs bee cot II his honast
n be could.
hasisy's bee Is cid SOD ascrssli Its
baxzire sas never appreciated bv uaany
beslsss tee connsssisat ssnster lin
seif sad eHe woaii shizA shSs sssn be
might BE- weAsied hy the eeas-is~s
sonod. He 10 Hsi. hewsvxr. lie IRE
qsntly leans bach In bis seair And eco.
ssmp.ssss tie csiiine 81 tie senate
chamber With ~fags sxpts<ssen wesea
clcsriy tails that be 10 ,lxsselEs 10 Tie
haastng Of the reny iissis bee thai hss
% lsrS beard fer his ssrscsal eess=i.
fnsslis' b<s 10 yssns sei ssFers> its
sling Is - sh-re 50 the ansss n-sSls
ane n Lives en xnrHwoot Instead Of
he1sy. 10 spite et ifs secsasrasa,iss, IA
IL yssuissES hse. iiAxs tass b<xar
20 hezs. ees q eassss all ssy lsaz szi
there arr tkoss wso hsllsvs shss tit
whole eoarsEy wili ere &ay I.s.sz 70 ssa
sssiiine music.
Caison's bee hassss nSsiszsly suaosh.
sid there 10 60 fssx ssAs u vi aneek
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cav n PA.
ssssix kAfCHstI DROWNED AZ SHELTON
OHM DEATHS AND NEWS MOTIFS.

ssssis kAfNHstI DROWNED AZ suxrroN
OHM DEATHS AND NEWS NOTES.
IAseslsS- Corr. Poss- T-t>iiassscsr.
Yesterday afternoon Jennie Galehesl.
of shslioD, ACCOMPANIED hs her ~ aseer
aud sister. went hstiag css<s near
thai phase. Al three walked eas apmn
lug, whieh Turned and tkre~ them in
90 the watet. man Who sAv the soci.
dent saecseced Ia ressaine the mother
and youneet sistsr, bal oefore be eea!c
set 30 isEuie the current. whirh wAs
very sxift, had carried her under sone
dsist~oed and b xAs nearly an hoar
before Der body coasd be recovered.
The unfari innate Sifl cas- is wears Of
age. Her father. ~he - in NeorasAa,
has been notified by telegraph Of The
sd ccsasfencc.
Franklin ksnueay, oas OF the
pisusess % TAGrsssn aEd Mason eoun.
stes, die al ass home in kariaete
Yesterday, AGED - wears Jedss ksa-
rsdy ctn3e % Olympia to IN IsS2 and
FOE serre time ksps az Gosss. Atysr-
wards be remavrd 10 Mason ceuntv.
veefr Dc has since tsss4ss. Fer many
Years be was probate ,aiSs Of Mssan
coanss.
kabert MAek o. swansexn aiel Al
Nears's hotel tn ieis city Al rridriSht
lass nsehi- he wss born a. usasehars.
Mes lazk. ia iSt, and came 20 teIs
v.etassy aesci isensy years asa. xaerr
he hss ssnos reslisa. he served A.
martial cf the city 81 OLYMPIA two
tetaas. A wife Aai foar scns rnoarn at.
isss.
TIE csssnany enisins uiyueis aEa
Nestera .o.Gs< |. % Of @ y. vas xsr.
formed st tbs o5d Fellows Tesarae lss,
evening ~ oEASa Master V. nssssr.
81 tsvsltag. TIE charter Of Western
la+ss Me- ~aks=ssenesrsa snt fss assvs.
s-ss ssss Sees2Fe't seah<rs o. Ora.
Ets saSSx Ma /. ses oisess 10 sss ssr.F-
terry. II - sxpxcssd tss bas!S &c sf shs
etS sssnFis ~iil &c sasAed IS rsFiaiy
a. Possieae.
lhs steamer A65ie ssxea a boon 81
ssss fraEa Oyster oas 70 Fora Nsssan2
) e.. ees4y.
&S. kssStselt Is toaAv reuoFsr~ .se
.sEsst1sssl srxaszFtsis & - 10 thS bald /
.rS eesssssa ~ kasezs Msrs's s.as
ss1Es. Dir. ). q. " All. = Aasa rxsueysne 4
tie Nssttsfn fast&s Exxxr~s cas- zrs 1
Ias estF ssxax1fvr's osssss 10 tie s.srs /
Aiieozxa sAas . text daos 10
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AsvAscss 70 sswsss.sl.ss.


Tbs Domirlon ao,sspmens has snsce
onvansss 70 the sovssnwens sf New
fsss6lssd Isohine 70 the iseosposssioo
u thss psovinss 10 the peninioe Of
Ososda. and tbs government Of Hev-
fcundlapd hss promised sbss tbs matter
ahAli ssesivs early oossidsssiioa. New
foun6lsrd hes ssssdfassiy refsssd 10
enter into the federation Of the British
NORTH Amssiosn rrevinoes which 10
hnsvp a. the pomiuion Of Canada. In
Asesmsuss srd bssbes Of various kinds
havs from tine 70 tine bssu held out TO
~ unsocial provinces from the Ottawa
esvsspnsns. bot Ill have been rejscted
With more o. less show Of scofn and
usvfoendiand has remained outstde
~ eonfsdsssstsn.
u u not probable that the nee cd
vsness made By the Dominica will 500
sssd In shsir paspose. Having remained
shus ieeg ootsids Of The confederation.
II b sos Iiksiy tina. Newfoundland will
nov want 10 be Incorporated In u.
THIS 10 especially true In siss Of tie
fast tkat the debs Of tho Dominion 70
assamipR enormous proportions. that
IT, nnanoes have been mismanagsd
since tho organisation Of the govern
osut With uniformity OF vretohed.
nsss which Ii truly remarkable. and
that ~ least one Of the provinces nov
tnsludsd 10 the confederation would
give almost anything THAI II possesses
for the sake Of getting out.
Altogether. one would think that 10
would DO necessary 10 Offer an enor.
moss induoemens before Newfoundland
~ any other province could be per-
saadsd 10 bsooms part Of the Domin-
lon OF Canada.
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NOTICE..


LASgSo hEaS GRANTED FRANCHISES
l l ~ the Council ~ the qiy ~ seattle fer
The eoRsi fae,ica and rasia,seange Of sxstsns
Of tslsr zphy sns sleouieity; We, The ar Ger.
siznsd, hereby give soitee that se vii pso.e-
cute % ths fullest txssns OF TIE ias any and ali
persouS sho villfaily or nsaiieieaslS disturb.
Gus o. ssnove car wirss or their connections
without ssTfns - tie Prescribed no;ice a
twenty four t2t} hour. - syeclaea in our
franchises- THOMAS T. MINOR.
fresiient 2. :. TED. O.
WALL
Mgr. Pse4ec P.siA.
". FINK,
sap4. y :. l.. Go.
}. Z L CAIS
ssFs. sea'sls Gus b T.. L. &c.
q A. AAfsoS.
Sspi Ana Dts Trlga.
HAIRY NORTON,
Mar. TelsptoEs &c.
lAtsa 81 Seattle. u sieh Is. 1885. uhI5
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- baak - ~ sssspqss.sus 80 -
. ssassd fss. ~ esssss,izsakss Il
Rrsu psssso ssrsvips mr. Lzssss
Il ,oks0 ysssss6ag 4 30 isasuad shnt
~ Paest osaDA na Gssy's Hasbns
sAllfuo1 - 49, poin1 = rsp1G1y hane
peuoe4 = desp WuaeR = ~ nnush e
Lfse1s 6koek1B bay. Tbe dasaaaes
fru0 IT, ceesRst t<sEtrns Of ~ runA
b shoas tUs nsIea- Il 10 expsueed Ne
sxsscssce v1if b eoeeieesd snA sssdy
tor - b SIXTY dAys. Avhasf viIl also
- oesh = re- tesasBns, - vbie6 tie
eo0peny's bsats en- land. Iha toe
boaaa of ~ sn9paaJ Do ncf 10 % LIS
IL ekoohs0 bs5 IL boogs Of iesa bss
9eltef bests ass e9Dasysd 70 tcv tkeo
- oeoo vaaef. he present. sxteosfoa,
vzea eoDrieted. VII NADER TIN snnee.
sssssy.
Oyuvss. Hsssh ls. lsss.
Hbi4s Bhaksf Aancei D., IN vooi red
tviii AanseI zoe, fancy ssspss all vsol
oa0nkt No Crest re0ovaI sAje. Tok-
- 4 ksnge4man.
DIED.
sxlcsS-sn sesst1r, March 10, cscsssa Jsnsu
sIsen. assd - years.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
-~-~---~-~------~-~-~-~~-
Piano Tuning.
M. xrTscHKE WILL ARRIVE IN 4
AN1 les days, sna stay - lang az vorx mag
require turssS notice npos asvivsL 1Al7tf
y. L. HASBRouck 4 co.
xKxAsL Asp rxxscuruoz
DRUGGI9T9
AND px4LxSs Is
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.
9soas ST.. Seattle, wash. Ter.
BIDS,
WILL BE SEcElyED UP TO
Saturday noon, March 18th
For sxesss ing d. carrier OF Pine snd sscor d
ssee's. Tor particulars 10 arirs s
mhiSd III. GsfFfIra-
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BOOKKEEPING AND PfamlssHIp.

IN CONNECTION WITH NJ SEnRTEAyD
/ 2aa TTtewfstsEg sesssl, ! vii. oo Monday =.
xareh s4sA. epxn /. coz ssesy al azd p~rr.sa.
$50 s<ss-tzsnA Fkis department s.a 10
srss Is err y Il. ;. Pss;t. . grzsaase frou
~ Pert ant EussEsss Calsss, vic eozees SET
rec "a szs1sd ~ fs&sk sr, HAVING ksA fwo
sszss' erp<sr To- in ia. 5zs Of SRI. Ter
sill Be- dsy ard evsztrz ssssson For rates
~ ssssses. ste-, rec esz2ksxre sa'er.
0ar. J. A. HALL.
Rzexs q 40 .. rntra Dtssk akilssss
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NoTICn.

L'oR SALE Or RENT AFTER MARCH
II 18th i4rse TWO Story DWELL
INC. eisht rooms. Lortbeast Garner Cherry
And seys nth streets ground 40 feet square
title ,erfect, garden and o1cha.d OF snixed
TUT tree. ten years old. very desirable. To-
Quirs of } K BEAN, Pontius ADDITION: or a,
his NsttonAl Bank .Ipi
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nASTs-TvLEI-Foa sALE-ETU

wAIsIo-TULk oALE-ETC
Advertisements under tie heads OF Iosa.
Boun1, For Sale, To Let and Situations Want
ID will be inserted Il TIE rate os cents word
fof arss insertion; ~ per cent. for each sab ss-
qnsns inscrtsou. Payment Always In ADVANCE.
WAsTED - SECOND HAND 20 HORSE
w psvsr spSne AID boiler, tn spod cen
NoiIeE-if O. A. cAKpESrEs, wHo
IN resided 80 rsls River Valley, Aria yns.
sonae IL yssrs sgs viii write ~ Saun :. A. Ii.
strons Tempe, ARE IA, be siil hsar OF some.
thlbs 70 Bis AdvsntAgs. Or the ab,se viii %.
ply 20 heirs II lsx. mhis L.
NyAST-FiRsr CLASS SALARY TO FIRST
w class men; gentlemen Of pFese.fzh,s
eat sisr s0d good education may apply Tor ~
cra,iss aud sastiag Positions. liisruGE-
Asfiv AhDielsE CO., loom I. Bsanssiek
Hoe, Seattle. rDsI7 II
ATAsTEo AN HITEcrURAL
w dfs1gAt.mls, ct once. II. sTEISMAS.
sFehi set milf n
LNos sALK-sIx WORK HORSES. LIGHT
~ s15sy horses. working douots OF singie.
for iuslaer paTtieniars inqa.Fs OF THOMAS
- = /. Ahi. bt
n o LIZA SUITE OF OK ROOMS
l. rsacy igfni.ned, Ia an eitEisge .itusfion
Inquire VI y. H. whtrG oagH, senecs street
% ssea fonria aad fifth phi1 10
fI,u Rant fuBsIsiiED AND UsFUg.
Il nsaed soo4is, IN all parts Of the city,
boom -. unioa Bloch, FGeat street uahI6 o.
N1osEr TO LOAN oS cBATIEL. PIN.
Av1 SOFA ssd e9.istesSl security. PuM ERoY.
seeIfoao co. tXsa Bioct. Froas 81. ID 8
4 Osf-A IL STONE, DIAM Nd, HORSE.
- ssoe shaped pm. Reward Vi SIS viii
be pIi IL fe-arn 81 same TO CLa Nlf,u
Saloon nbis e.
Az AsikD a sECoSO HAND BABY
carriage 10 gosi esseisloa. iaqsiFs al
letl = TOT street. nbI5 81
WsNTED--A WOMAN To COOK AsD Do
w seaefs. boascworg reierene - Required.
u. Dhsaf corner Tsmpetanee aud nasii-
SEQ streets. mhIY.i
WAsTeD-srRoaG BOY.
w @hiS CHESTER cLEaRY.
kNog kENT-CHoIcs DOUBLE ROOM
IL snd to@rd near bgsiness center, for g=-
1srfbAs and wife or two gentlemen. Addr <s.
slth tsters4ess, Mashsttan. =. %. box As. N
\N ANrED 49, Mis-. II. III, JodS,os,s
w evening French class wili rvsau,e
March ish. Those desiring ius.fuetIou
pieasr apgis az 500 thand. and Ty.eyTitins
oiiiees. boom Is usiea block. nj 81
~ ANiED-rHAkE oa souR sEooxp,
w hand eh4adsilsgs FROM two to ~ o1rr..
ere. Address :. a. ffesoa. sl.ashsef. 2.tf
ONLY TO LoAS-os cnArThL Oh
IA po<s2ssl 80 NIFTY, 1--we sss-s noasea.,tt
tafu'ssfe. musiedl ios1suszsats. graerai nuer.
oh~iasc. ctes COMPTON. MIi.l.sn 4 co
1apes street. opposite uceidentAI as7tf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-21
nj, F. DRYDEN,
Pastor North Street Church
CIRCUIT COURT.

The Business Transacted Before Judges
Boyd and Jacob, Yesterday.
In Part Two of this Court, Judge Boyd,
yesterday, the case Of the city v. Robert
Muldoon No. 2, for resisting an officer,
was put on trial before the following jury:
Charles He'll, Charles Kline, Geo. Baker,
Charles Lukens, John R. Clark, Thomas
Fox, Isaac Sadler, James Anderson, John
Clark, Platoff Noble. Stephen Tracy and
A. w. Phillips. The Jury was unable 10
agree and was adjourned TIL tn day.
! In the case of tie city rs. Robert Mnl-
doom No. 3, counsel for the plaintiff moved
to dismiss the appeal.
Ferdinand kmidt aid John Adamsna
tives Of Germany, were nd mitted TO citizsr
ship.
In the cas's Of James A Henry Y. Louis
| Quanz and John Rubland, the motion to
| quash the bond Was sustained at the COSTS
of plaintiff.
/ 10 this Court to-day mot 'ons will be
( heard in the cases Of J. NJ. Russell '. j p.
Maxwell, administrator, and State. for usr
( of ]. T. Maxwell v. J. NJ. Rns'ell.
In Part One, Judge Jacob, yesterday, in
the case OF Walsh v. Shilling, the ohjec-
ton Of defendant to the replication OF
plaintiff was overruled, and the paper
/ fled. Defendant then offered his r, DIN
der, to which plaintiff objected. Argu-
ment was set for n future day.
| Tue case of Otto v. Clator was dismissed
at costa of plaintiff
The case of the State V. william Hick-
enbottom, indicted for cruelty 20 animals
was tried to jury, and a verdict Of guilty
was returned. The motion 10 set aside tie
verdict and grant new trial was coz
I tinued.
In the case of the State v Geo Gray,
indicted for petit larceny, the defendant
was admitted TO bail in $500.
In this part today motions aud argu-
ments are set in the following case;: John
Munfried V. B. & o. r. r. Co; Thomas
Meyer Y. Marshall, VAu Fossen & Co.
Henry Cbristman Y. Armstrong, Coen &
Co.; W. Howell v. City; Edward p.
Ellis v. Peabody, Ohio Valley, Under
writers and Standard Insurance Comps
mics; S. Baer & Son v. j. D. Wordlinger;
Klieves, Kraft & Co. v. B. & o. r. Z. Co. !;
r. II. Harrison V. Standard Insurance
Company; State v. Julia Chisnell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-21
A NEW RAILROAD.
THB ST. CLAlRSvILLB NARROW GAUGE TO
BBMADR A THROUGH LINE
Connecting Bsllairs With 81. Clairsville Direct and
Running on to Olsveland-WOrk 10 be Commenced
at 0nce-Ths Natural Gas Test-Gsneral.

Publication has heretofore been made il
the newspapers Of this city Of On intention
on the part Of the Troll brothers, Of st.
Clairsville, owners of the st. GAINESVILLE
narrow gauge railroad, to change the road
to standard gauge and greatly extend it,
with a possibility that it would be pushed
on to connection with some of the Lake
ports, possibly Cleveland. Yesterday Mr..
John Troll, the President of the road, con.
firmed this rumor, stating to reporter Of
the Bellaire Independent tina. the capital
stock Of the company would be at once
Increased to half million dollars, and that
it was the intention to build the road
from Bsllaire through st. Clairsyille, and
on 10 a northwesterly direction through
Belmont county TO Cleveland. The name
of the reorganized company, he said, would
be the Bellaire, st. Clairsville and Cleve-
land and he added that work would COM
msnce upon the line ct an early day and be
pushed to completion as rapidly as possible
Although Mr.. Troll did not say so, it 10
understood that the Baltimore and Ohio
Company is the chief power behind this
enterprise which promises so much for
Belmont county, that read being very dtsi-
rous OF getting anoutlet at Cleveland or Vi
cinity. A road such as is here outlined,
would pass through rich and populous
country, and would make profit table feed
er to the main line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-21
A GREAT EXHIBITION.

Some Really Wonderful Features with the
BArnum-Balley Fifteen New shows.
OF all the big shows ever organized by
Barnum and Bailey, those undoubted
Kings of shownen, the one they bring here
on May 7th is the largest and richest.
Over 1000, coo in cash was expended this
winter in accommodating new features to
add to the glories Of the Greatest Show
on Earth, :" and it is safe to say that twice
as much would be spent were it necessary
to maintain the supremacy that has always
exi,ted in the Banum and London New
United fifteen Shows, with its three
rings, circular elevated stage, double
menageries, horse fair, artificial
Lake Of real water, aquarium,
aviary, aquatic sports, athletic
games, museum of living human wonders,
world exposition, Paris Olympia Hippo
drome, new allegorieAl chariots, full mill
tary bands, juvenile fife and drum corps,
new street parade, Japanese troupe, train
ed animals, open dens Of wild beasts,
trained zebras, tretting steers, thrilling
races; and real Wild Moorish Caravan,
tribe OF Wandering Bedouins, dancing
girls, slaves, attendants, tents of animal
skins, religious articles carried on the pill
grimages of the Moors 10 Mahomet's tomb
at Mecca, ard the Arabian horses, arms,
weapons, priests, aud other Eastern and
barbaric parapherDslia, illustrating in a
grand, magnificent Moorish Entertainment
the lives Of these Tsmarkables people on
the great desert of Sahara, in camp, mimic
battles, attacking cayerrs, and ieats OF
wild Eastern craftsmanship and dexterity
in the use of their curious weapons. The
tents will all remain up until nine ut
night, aud the night performances are
guaranteed to be the same IA those OF the
afternoon. The great monster new street
parade will take place in the morning at 9
O'Clock, rain OF shine, wherein will be eN-
aibited free $3.50, 600 worth of rare feat
ures. The tents are immense and seat
~. goo people, and it requires 81 railroad
cars to transport the monster show.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-21
INA SMALL WAY.
rhs News OF the Dsy Pointedly Para
Eraphsd Tor TASTY Rsadsrs.

xraphsd for TASTY Rsadsrs.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to rec
ord yesterday at Clerk Hooks office.
The SUNDAY REsIsrER viii DO more
than usually attractive tomorrow. Do
not fail to secure copy.
An enjoyable concert was given at c. A
Houses music Store last night. Qnite q
large crowd was in attendance.
JAMES CHAPMAN has once more skinned
out from the alleged city prison on the
hillside. The sieve" is great institu-
ton.
MEETINGS for young men will be held
at the Young Mems Christian Association
buil1ing, 1T 100 o'clock this evening, and
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
SUNDAY School Teachers Bible Class
will b. conducted py Rsv. DIR. Randolph,
At O'Clock this afternoon, in the Young
Mems Christian Association parlors.
THE REGIsTER is requested to state
that none Of the family of Mr.. Geo. ellis,
Sr took part in the amily fight ventilated
in Police Court, yesterday morning.
KEEP 1T DARK" showed TO another
large audience at thu Grand, last night.
The show is replete with fine singing and
funny situations and is one of the best that
has been here this season. II will be re-
pested at the matinee this afternoon and
again this evening.
TIE members of Local Post B., T. p.
A., have extended an invitation to Col.
Jseob Kemple to accompany them on then
trip to Parkersburg upon the occasion Of
the State meeting. Jacob says he will
probably deliver an grafton in Parkersburp
upon the subject OF THE Utility of Pur
DOSsa -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-21
POINTS ON PEOPLE.

Novem.nts OF Citizens ard tie Coming
and 9oinx of Strangers.
Deputy Sheriff ". II. Waddle was on
duty, yesterday, after serious illEess.
Robert Mcdonald and wife, of Cumber-
land, Md. were ST the Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. LAW Hooff arrived in the city
Yesterday and is quartered at the Mcclure,
James Comerford is eonyalesciug from
an illness Of weeks duration, brought on
by q cold.
Mr.. W. ]. Moore, OF jerusalem, o was
in the city yesterday on his way home
from Pittsburg.
Mr.. J. G.. Muhlemao, of Hannibal, o. rs
visiting his son, the popular expressmsn,
on the South Side.
Mr.. Chas. H. Harding, OF Baltimore,
Md, arrived in the city yesterday and VIII
remain several days.
Col W. s. GOshorn, OF Wheeling, At
tended the Hubbsrd GOshorn welding last
night, and will remain few days visiting
relatives in the eity.-ChdrieStoR Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Moffat handsomely
entertained q number of friends, last even
ing, st progressive euchre, in honor OF
Miss Smith, of Charleston, who Is their
guest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-21
New Corporations.

A certificate of Incorporation has been
isausd to the West Virginia Bupg Company,
organiz ii for the purpose Of manufacture
ing lumber, both rough and dressed in all
it's forms etc. The principal office and
place Of business is TO be Mt Eliz Ibetb,
Writ county, and the charter 10 expire on
March |, 1888 The sum of $500 has been
subscribed TO the capital of the company
and $50 have been paid in, with The priv
ilegs of increasing the capital to 500, 900
in all. The stock is divided into shares
of 800 each, and is held as follows: l..
A. Cole, of Parkersburg; Randolph Stall
maker and d. L. Stalnaker, of Wheeling;
and J. C. Hale and Maurice S. Hale, OF
Elizabeth, one share each.
A certificate Of incorporation has also
been issued to the Newburg Live Stock In
sursnce Association, organized for the
purpose of insuriDg horses and mules. The
principal Office aud place Of business is to
be at Newburg, Preston county, and the
charter is to expire April l, 1888 The
sum of $50 has been subscribed to the cap
ital OF the association, all of which has
been paid in, with the privilege of increas-
ing the capital by the sale of additional
shares of stock to $4,000 in all. The
stock il held by j. K Smoot, n. U. Orr,
T. F. Lanhan, J. A. Clark and H. B.
Scranage, .all OF Newburg, West Virginia,
one share each.