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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
lnoyr IN MID OCEAN BUT UNDA UYTED

The dOry Dark Secret, with Its only occupant c"P
tain Andrews, which sailed from Boston on July
tor rurone. was spoken by the Anchor Line steamer
India. which arrived hero yesterday from Gibraltar
Second Officer Kcan, OF the India, was on duty az ~
a. m on August 1. in latitude 43.S, Longitude ol"l'
when he saw tho little craft on the steamers star
board bow. Ho directed the steamers course to"aru
tho boat Captain Andrews was dressed In an oil shh
suit as the little vessel was shipping water and was
running under rcefed mainsa. He was IN inc pes'
Of health and spirits and on the India being hove to
asked for the latitude and gtude He said be was
not in need OF any assistance When sighted by the
India the Dark Secret s64 miles from Boston and
nearly a month out. She had over 1000 niles 70
m axe before she sights Queenstown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
THE DEATH WATCH SET on DANIEL LYONS.

THE DEATH
At 8 o'clock yesterday morning the death watch
was set Daniel Lyons, who is under sentence
OF death for killing James Quinn on July 8, 1887.
After the sheriff had taken charge OF the prisoner,
he was removed to cell No. Z, on the frankiin-st.
side of the new prison at the Fombs, and provided
with an entire change Of clothing. Deputy sheriffs
Delmour and Carraher were assigned 10 the first
watch lasting eight hours. At o'clock they were
relieved by two other deputies and in this way tho
time will be divided until August II, when, unless
a stay Of proceedings is had, Lyons will be hanged.
Two Sisters OF Mercy visited him yesterday, as wen
az tho Rev Father Celinas Between these visits
the prisoner read the daily newspapers, smoked and
talked with the deputies. He also has prayer
book which he made use Of occasionally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF TUESDAY. AUG. Z. 1888
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Wyoming Brl Rigbv Liverpool July IS. Queens
20 with mtse AMI 42s passengers TO Underlil
Co. Arrived attre Bar AT 200 pm.
steamer Elder (er) Baur Bremen July 2S southampton
mdse ~ passengers-o Oeirichs Co. Arrived
at the Bar Mt l
Steamer Liberia (Nor Danelsen. Baraooa days. with
fruit tn II Dmos Arrived at the Bar at m.
steamer Comal RsK. Galveston days. via Key West with
me- sr TO III Mallory & Co.
KnickerbOcker kemble. NewOrleans days. with
mdse aud passengers 10 = IL seaman
9uyandotte. Kelley Newport Nows and Norfolk,
wirhmdse and passongcrstO Old Domini0n 81 Co.
Steamer Amos & B,rstOw. CcrNin, Providence
BARK Gefon (Swed. Royssen, Marselles So days. with
order; vessel 10 Funci, Edye& Co.
Bark Domepco (la) Lauro. Gloucester Mass. IN ballast
to Funch Edye & Co
scnr Annie Hikerson Carson. Neuvitas 10 days with
sugar amt mahogany Jose MeDenGeZ & Coz vessel TO
Brett, son & Co.
sUNSET-At Sandy Hook wind light. 81 weather foggy
AT CITY Island wind, light NE; weather. clear.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer La Normands (Fr) De Kersabec Havre Jny 20
with md.e and $40 passengers to Louis de Beban Arrived
a tho bar at ll.3O III.
steamer Broomhangh tBr,; weightman Icata Juno 80.
July 10. Palermo IT, Gibraltar H.
simpson. snences Young Arrived at the Bar at 10
Steamer Peconc (Br) Evans Grgenu July Palermo 49,
mdse 10 Phelps Bros Co Arrived at the Bar az
Inda frl Jamison. Fiume July Palermo ~.
Naples "a. Gibraltar 81 With mdso and passengers
derson Arrived at the Bar Al 25
steamer Manhattan. Stevens Aaanzas July 80 sagua 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
HER FATHER THINKS SOMEBODY KILLED HEE

At 10 80 O'Clock on Monday n ght young woman
in black tottercd into the Chambers Street Hospital
and said that she felt weary and sick and wanted 10
lie down She was taken to one OF the wards where
she soon exhibited symptoms OF lead poisoning. She
died later in the night On entering the hospital the
Young woman said that her name was Mary wilson,
age seventeen, and that she lived with her parents
al No l54 Bleeckcr-st The father OF the girl called
az the hospital yesterday and said that he believed
his aughter had been poisoned by some one she mad
two rival lovers, he said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
ANNOY AND CAPE MAY HANp1CAPs.

Captain Costers opinion Of the woyearolds in train
ing by the weights he has given them in the
Anboy Handicap. six furlong which is to be ct Mon
mouth Park tomorrow. The Handicapped has given him.
self very long ladder one ranging all the way from 81
pounds to 1875 OF French Park gets top weight
Ransom gets comfortably enough considering his easy
victory yesterday with lis pounds his back. These
Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
DON'T FORGET To

Use APPROXIMATION SOAP for skin and scam A..
eases; SEABURYs SULPHUR CANDLES for dls.n.
fecting closets sinks, stables. bird cages. ships a.
HYDRONAPHTHOL PASTILLES for expeng aies IA
:" muskeeters" from the sick room; SEABrRY's Mrs
TARD PLASTERS for cramps and congestion and BFg
SONS PLASTER for aches, pains and strains S. & J.
81 Patt-st. n. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
sAnAroGA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Saratoga Aug tspceiaD.-The entries for tomorrow
are numerous Two OF the races are selling anars out
the experience thus shows that they are not more OF
than other races here which hackers have found 70
their cost Saratoga this has been perfect paradise
for tho bookmakers.
Tho first race should be by Elmra, with Mas sec
ond.
Bessie June and Bonnie s. for the third race
Fourth race-PachA and King Grab
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
LONG ISLAND.

The inquest at Sag Harbor in the oase OF Jonn tos
grove was concluded yesterday The Jury DtoaSrs
verdct that no died from hemorrhago OF inc Dran,
the result of blow OF bottle In the HANDS Oh 1onn
SlOwey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
,vy.vopx DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1855
VIEWS IRON THE SUBURBS.

hcb s assessed at from 40 to so per cent OF vaiue
ast year A reduction Of $40 900 900 was granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08

cS0sAvED on the price Of one perfect fitting Aass,
,CCO SeaIsk.n Newmarket. II purchased this month
O. c. SHAYNE. i03 Prnce.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
ANNA THE SOUND,

Since Sunday morning seven houses In Nor"aiA
have been entered by burglars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
RACING IN A DENSE roo.

London Aug Tho Brighton August meeting opened
to-day. The races wero in dense FOG. Tho race
for tho Marine Plate By Lord Ellesneres 1--WE
yetr.od bay marc Cataract c. J. Merry's nveyear-od
chestnut horse Deuce OF Clubs second and G.
Iaughton's four.yearold bay colt Cobbcr third The
fsvorite was Dakes four ycsrold chestnut nly Nora
at 0 to against ~ to offered agains, Cataract
i2 10 against Deuce OF Clubs and 10 TO against Cob
bier
Tho race for tho Brighton Stakes won BIZ Lord
Bradfords four yearod brown nly FrrwOrk. with Lord
w Eeeeforrs yearod bay horse Oberon second and
q ] Merry's three yeat.0d chestnut colt nunchauscn
third There vcro eleven starters Tao betting was
II 10 against Frotwork. 10 against Oberon and 10 10
/ against Munchausn
OREGON AND KINGSTON FOR THE CHAMPIONS.
Saratoga, Aug tspecaD.-The Dryers now intend to
s.nd both Oregon and Kingston Monmouth Park,
TO win the Champion Stakes and the other thu Iurior
Champion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
$40 WEST l26rH.sL
Diseases OF the Nervous Syste Genito Urinary or,.,.
Impotence aud Sterty. Hours: 8 TO IL. to5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


Sun rises l59 Sets 1908 Moon sets 1853 Moons age
WATER
A. M-sandy Hoox 1853 Gov Islt $40 He'll Gate 1909
PM-Sandy Hook. S03 Gov Isrd S;23 He'll tase' lo1o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08

OUR sos SEAL PLUSH SACQUE is the best eve,
" offered. made and fin she'd like our perfect htn2
Alaska Seal Sacquc. and sold during August for $50
Q. c. SHAYNE 103 Prince-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08

600 WILL BUY splendid Plush Sacoue during Ausus.-
900 Regular price $40 c. c. SHAME lob frI-.---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08

u OCULAR ESQ Seal Plush sacaues sold 70, s''
Ia August C. c. SHAME. 1o3 Princes
ID Wy EARLY and money. AlasN sesSmaYNE,
ID ments. reduced prices during August
lO3 Prince-sL
A LASKA SFALSKfN sACQUES, Jackets NeH ~ Id
N and Paetots elegantly flushed newest sy,o n,eea
during August from s25 to $50 less Than regular ''
and kent on storage free balance OK season ,,,..s,
G. C. SHAME. Manufacturer, iVs frluee-.
80 rAxp n,o,dw,x cars TO Prlnce-st so West lesx
c. c. Shayne's Fur Msnutaetory ana oW sss q
plush Saeoue for a50. $40 Plush Sacope TOT ss''
4 magnificent Sealskin garment at great earSAas-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
USE OF hose HOUSES.
\ Law Which Is Sever Enforced by the Fire
Department.

Law Which Is Sever Enforced by the Fire
Department.
T. ne Eli,- Of ne R,g.t..
SIR-I see al article in Saturday morn
ing's paper suggesting that the FIrsl Ward
Democrats meet at the Nigilant Hose House
for the purpose of organizing a Democratic
Club, as the Republicans OF the Seventh
ward have been using the Hose House fer
a similar purpose.
Now, Mr.. Editors, section ~ on page
3 of the printed Rules and Regulations
for the Government and Guidance Of the
Police ard Fire Department Of the City Of
Wheeling, reads a. follows: Section 30
1t shall be unlawful for any person not Ii
member of the Ere Department or con-
ncctrd Herewith To lo'tgr or lie in or
about the houses belonging to the Fire De-
purtment." Again, Mr.. Editor, there is
not q hose house in the city OF Wheeling
which does not Violate this section, and
the Chief we'll knows it. The lose ''Ouses
of the different wards has been used by the
| Republicans of the different wards A. a
rendezvous or place Of meeting 60 into any
| hose house. lUu will find men there lol-
tcring who DO not belong TO the fire de
plrtmrnt, some of them amusing them
! selves with games of different kinds. The
! effectiveness ard discipline ct our ire de-
! pa,traent cannot hc improved Gy either
! Republicans, Democrats OF any other or
ranilltion holding forth in the hose houses.
and as a property holder, |, with many
others, protest against their use for any
other purpose than that prescribed by law.
| Again, if the Police and Fire Board does
NOT know their duty, or has forgotten en-
| tirely about the >h section referred to in
relation to those lettering about the diller-
ent hose houses in the city who are not IN
| the employ otthe fire department, it would
he well to call their attention to section
l., page 30, also OF the printed ordinance.
! ANY person who shall violate any Of the
provisions OF the 3slh section shall for each
oAense forfeit and pay to the city, a line OF
not less than five nor more than twenty
dollars. Passed Council January IL, lN-G.
LAW AND DISCIPLINE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
N \ SMALL WAX.
The News of the Day Pointediy Para
grsphsd fer Hasty Readers

Abe News OF the Day Pointediy Para
grsphed fer Hssty
ONE deed Of trust was admitted to
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
THE Ladies' were out in force yesterday
afternoon, and the retail stores prohteu
accordingly.
DELLA, the bright g-year.old daughter
OF Justice ". II. Caldwell, died yesterday
evening at $50 o'clock, after a short i'll
ness.
THERE was but one case before His
Honor Yesterday morning. The unfortu-
nate was given a chance to get out OF
town.
The Nailers and Feeders Union will
give their fourth grand ball at Arion Hall,
on February 3rd. kramer's full orchestra
will play.
JERRY NEWMAN, a rising young drug
gist. has op,ned up 4 new drug store at the
corner OF Jacob aud F0rty-thiTd streets.
Jerry is an accommodating young gentle
man and ought to meet with success.
THE roller skating race at Raycna, Ohio,
last evening, between Jesse Rurkett OF this
city and Ii. e Davis, OF Youngstown, o ,
resulted in a victory for the Wheeling hoy,
he winning two heats ont OF three.
Mr.. G. W. WLNNETr, manager Of the
Passions Slave, - while his company was
playing in Toledo, Ohio, last week, bought
Of DR.. Neyies the celebrated SiX-year-old
pacing horse, "'Burney H. whose record
is 227. The young horse has promising
future before him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
The HrIf-r Benefit.

A meeting Of gentlemen interested IN
the contemplated benefit performance to
William ~tislfer, the disabled fireman, held
a meeting yesterday and elected Mayor
seabright chairman. The committee hav'
iny immediate charge OF the performance
is composed OF the members OF the Police
and Fire Board in their unofficial caPaci-
ties, and Messrs. Hugo l.. IOOs, A. \.
Franlheim. J.. 4. II. Parsons, A. Reymann,
Tohn Rodley, K. Bullard, with Jacob
Kemple as master OF ceremonies. There
Is also a general committee upon which
appear such we'll known names rs M,ssrs
-. Harrell, T.. T.. Dobbius, Ralph
Whitehead. John Myles, W. Newt Iinch,
Charles Lukens. W. j.. schultz, NJ. Stein,
lanes Rtddle. /. C.. Dillon, Frank Haley,
T. W purawuy. ". T.. Williams, o. H..
Hobbs, Captain Porter Smith, and others
Tn, progrAmme Is in course OF preparation.
anal so far the ulules OF the following 1t-
rr,r upou II. v. T.. Day, Tom Carson,
| plna t,ryey ami Frank D,igmIlier, Ir1iS.
! ShorEry and keIlJr. Miss Annie Long, L
v. Axle. MIS-. Nellie sweeney Palmer,
/ his Flora Williams, Miss Meholin or
one OF her pupils, Miss Annie Jennings,
| the colored pros,dy Col. Jacob kemPle,
the Opera House OrchestrS, and others
/ The programme whcn completed Will be
/ very attractive.
,TuHN FRIuEL has removed to his new
( store room. No. llly Main street, aud will
be ready to wait on his patrons the early
part of tue week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15

WHEREAS. Oar Heavenly Father has in
his AllwIse Providence called home To his
reward one OF our youngest brothers and
fellow workers, Fred Lilly; aud
WHEREAS, Brother Lilly was one OF the
small band whose faithmlnCss and energy
helped to promote the prosperity Of Rel
mont Lodge No. 100, aud Belmont Division
N0. o.; and
WHEREAS, II is but lust that q fitting
recognition al his many virtues he had.
Therefore be II
R,,olroi. BY Belmont Lodge 40. 1909,
aud Belmont Division No. 63, that while
We bow with humble submission to the
will OF the Supreme Ruler sc do not the
less mourn for orr ErotLsr who has been
taken from Us.
P,yoIu,i. That in the death Of hrOtne,
Lilly our Lodge, and Division, lament. the
loss oi a Brother who was ever ready ID
protitr the hand of AID aud voice Of sym
pAtllo to the needy and distressed CT the
| fraternity. An active member OF these
societies who was always ready to promote
their welfare.
R,>oi,i, That the heartfelt sympathy OF
| the Lodge and Division he extended to his
| family IN their great aii'tctlOu.
R,>Oir,i, That Il copy Of these resoiu
tious he presented to the family OF our de-
ceased Brother and also he placed upon the
minutes of our odge aud published 10 the
Wheeling papers
Rt,oJ,aI. That our charter and gaSel be
draped in mourning for 4 period Of thirty
day.
Rr,oirsJ. That our thanks are due and
hereby rendered the managers Oithe Cleve
land. Lorain and Wheeling railroad Tor
their courteous treatment aud aCcommOda
tions furnished Tor the burial Of our de
,.ssrd Brother.
T.. B. WuOpCovE,
d. l.. CUOn,
j. c. MILAIN,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
THE EQUINE CoNQUERoR.
Prof. Gleason Gives Another Exhibition I
"A Large Audience,

PROT. Gleason Gives Another Exhibition 70
"A Large Audience.
Several hundred people were turned
away from the Capitol rink last night, as
they could not secure even good standing
room to witness Prof. Q. K. GleSou's
wonderful exhibition Of horse training,
and thos. who were fortunate enough Ia
ba present, were treated to IN interesting
and Instructive entertainment, fully
equal, il not better, than that OF Monday
night.
The first animal the Professor tackled
last evening, was charged with being a
halter pullcr, runaway aud kicker, and
the Professor soon convinced him that his
habits were bad and that he should re-
form. The animal soon appreciated the
fact that he had met his muster and was
A. gentle a. 4 dove, so to speak.
The second horse belonged to Chas. Hon
man, the Fulton butcher, and he had 4
very bad reputation rs a vicious kicker and
bitter. aud he rather seemed to feel proud
to think that it took several mtu to har-
ness him up To awag0n. Lots Of Charles
friends who knew of mis- horses bad quail
ties were present to see the fun, and they
saw il. The Professor had a tough strug-
gle with the animal, but he conquered hin
most efl~eCtullly, and when he got through
with the beast he could handle him like he
would 4 Lamb, and showed very plainly
that his biting procliyities had disap-
pearrd, "A the Professor stuck his hand III
the animals mouth, and the mouth didn't
even close on it. However, he was "A tough
subject. aud Prot. Gleason announced that
he would give him another whIrl Monday
night
Tue third and last animal the Professor
manipulated, last evening, was Il SILVER,
boiler and baker. First, Professor Glea-
sou give some interesting points ia train
ing horses to do tricks, and showed the
method to be very simple. Then he cured
him OF shying aud bolt ny, and lastly OF
baking, the latter being the hardest job,
aud after q hard tuSs-l the animal was
thoroughly conquered.
\ large number OF ladies were present,
last evening, and the great interest they
manifested in the exhibition gives aSsur-
an,e that at each succeeding performance
ladies will form a large part 0! the audi
enCg, as the entertainment is t-St-cl3ss ia
every respect.
Itis understood that a bin has passed
both houses Of Congress. aud referred to a
committee, providing for the pUrchlSe OF a
book on horse culture, written 10y Prot
Gleason. and making him Inspector Gen
eral OF all the stock purchased ny the
Cover ment to be used Tor military pur-
poses. The exhibition will continue tor
live more days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15

There was a good deal Of excitement in
the extreme southern end Of the city. yes
terday and last evening, over the mysteI'
iou- disappearance ola w~ell-known German
citizen, Mr.. Henry AlbOrn. Mr.. Alboln
resides at No. 400 Eofi street, aud Tor
some time past has been suffering from the
effects Of a paralyt tic stroke. About seven
o'clock Friday night he disappeared, and
although a large number of the friends Of
the family kept up a search for him until
two o'clock yesterday morning, they were
unable to obtain any trace Of him. Yes.
terday morning the search was resumed,
and was continued all day, but up to six
O'clock last evening he had not been found,
and there are fears that he has committed
suicide by jumping into the river. Mr..
Alborn was fifty four years of age, and has
a family consisting OF his wife, five sons
and three daughters.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
Remnants in Flannel.
Remnants in Table Linen.
Remnants in Crash.
Remnants in Calico.
Remnants in Bingham,
Remnants in Carpet,
Remnants in Oil Cloth.
Remnants in Odd Curtains.
ABOUT THE CITY,
Saturday GIeaningS by the Register RepoI
tOrIal Corps.
MANY MINOR MATTERS OF interest,"
Picked Up in Rambling About the Streets O
the Town.
VERY INTERESTING COLUMN.
Lodged in the L0ck-Up.

4 certain crowd of young men on the
Island have been in the habit OF cOugre-
eating in a vacant room over there on ire
qnent evenings, and tanking up with beer
aud stronger fluids. Last night, in &c
%c"rdance with custom, the crowd got
pretty full, hut the supply OF stimuiants
running out they despatched one OF their
nuunbrr TO town Tor another key OF beer
About hall past < o'clock people PASSING
over the bridge heard, near the eastern
end, 4 terrible racket, which ,oundrd a
good deal like the traditional drove of
cattle on a charge" 1t wasn't cattle,
however; only the ambassador of the guz-
alers with the beer. He and the key had
a terrible time getting oyer the long struct-
ure together, ladies and Others being com
PEELED to give up the entire south sidewalk
to the perspiring and unsteady individual.
At the west end of the bridge the unfOrtu-
nate met Onicer McNichOls, who took his
key from him and escorted him To the
lock up. The club" had better let up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
rrnnsiers nI Real Entate

The following Transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday
Deed made Jauurry IL, ls-S, by vii
liam Erskine and Geo. l.. Caldwell,
Special Commissioners, TO the Wheeling
and Belmont Bridge Company, Tor a por
ton Of the old Fair Grounds. COnsid"la
ton, $1,000.
Deed made January l3, l-e-, by vii
liam Erskine and Geo. T.. Caldwell,
Special Commissioners, To Nj. Reilly, loI
eighteen lots in the old Fair Grounds
Consideration, S5,i7r
Deed made January J, l"ss, by Jane
Arndt 20 W. A. Wilson, for the south hal
Of lot No. lO2, on the east side of Market
street, between Eighth and Ninth streets
Consideration, 81, 500.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15

Mr. c. w. Brockunier stated to 4 repOr-
ter for the REGI-rE&, yesterday, that he
was still a member Of the Executive Com
mittee of the Glass Manufacturers, and
that he would probably continue 10 serve
in that capacity for an indefinite time n
the future. lie said h. was induced 10
lake 4 position upon the committee by the
unanimous request Of the glass manuIac-
tnrers of this vicinity, and had discharged
tine duties imposed upon him to the best
Of his abilities, and in a manner ~satirac-
tory to all interested. There had been no
change in the personnel Of the committee,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
Mrs. Annn Gollncr Gets eI,Oe4.5s.

The practical benefit If life insurance
was again demonstrated by the Michigan
Mutual, Of Detroit, paying TO Ms, Anlho-
ny Gallnrr, Of Eleventh street, through
their general agent ]. f. Robinson, four
thousand and twenty-lour dollars and sew
euty eight cents, .$4,02I7-j the amount
and accumulation of two policies on the
life ci her late husband, who was insured
but q comparatively short time.
The prompt payment OF death claims,
the specified sun of paid up insurance and
cash surrender value endorsed on ordinary
life policies after the second year, and the
great lihcrality Of contract entitIe this
Company TO the foremost consideration Of
ali who contemplate InsuTing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15

The ohicials of the L.aBelle Iron Com
pany complained at police headquarters
Yesterday afternoon that number OF boy.
had stolen a large quantity Of brass from
the mill premises. The day force was in,
atructed to look II for the thieves, and
they will be captured, it is thought, with,
ont any trouble.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
Sent tU Jail.

Yesterday afternoon Justice Davis went
out TO Fulton and arranged II,
Hess before him Oh a charge a
assault and battery, preferred by I'd.
ward Real. 1t appeared from the evidence
that Hess made an assault upon Real
Friday night, breaking a chair over hi.
head. The Justice committed the defend
ant TO Jail in default of 800 bOnd4
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
Dividend Declared,

The Peabody Insurance Company have
declared a three per cent. dividend ont Of
the earnings for the past six months, pay
able on demand. This speaks well for the
management, as this has been 3 Aasi year
on ins,FGucl ION panles all over the coun.
try, and many are satisfied to hold their
own, let alone declaring dividends.