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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-16
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements Of Oitissns and TIE Oonius
and Going OF Strangers.

Movements Of Citissns ana tire oonips
and Going OF Strangers.
J. s Hysr, of Bra1t1n county, is at the
Stamm.
NJ. @. C. Church, Of Parkersburg, is at
the Stamm.
s. P. Mccormick and con, OF Kingwood,
are at the stamm.
Mrs. Fred. Brand has returned from q
weeks visit TO friends at Cincinnati.
Louis A. Lendemuth, a Morgantown
University student, came in last evening.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Frasher and daughter, Miss
Zanna, left yesterday On an extended visit
to Akron friends.
Misses Julia Whalen, Ella Murray and
NJ. ]. Whslen, of Weston, W. Va, are at
the Howell House,
Mrs. Robert Wilson, who has been visit
ing friends in the city, has returned to her
home in Parkersburg.
Joseph R Miller, J, NJ. Reed and Bernard
Morgan, Of Morgantown, came in last
night, en- route to Chicago.
Miss A. c. Knote, who has been visiting
in Randolph county, for a month or two
past, arrived home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs s. G. Robinson have re-
turned from an Eastern bridal tour and are
quartered at the Stamm. They will 90 TO
their home in Tiltonville to-day.
Miss Bessie Rowley, who has been at
tending school in New York, il home
spending her vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Ida ]. Rowley, Of Mrs Baeris estsb.
lishment, at the Grant House. Miss Bessie
is quite an accomplished musician and
lingnist.
The many friends in this city of Mr..
Joseph 81. McGraw were panied yesterday
to learn that the accident which befell him
At Grafton on Thursday resulted in his
death yesterday. Joe made many friends
iuring his stay in Wheeling by his gentle
manly manners and genial disposition.
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SPECIAL PRICES! GENUINE BAR:
GAINS AT THE

Six eases square Palm Lear Fans
at lie. Ladies' Gauze Vests, = splendid
quality, I5e; another kind worth Soc-
viii be closed out at 25e. 100 dozen
Ladies' Fancy HOse, fall regular
made. at II Lac. 26-ineh Gloria SILK
ParasoIs, geld headed and best quail.
ity, only sI.75, and n thousand other
barg aims too numerous to mention.
We have an immense stock and are
bound 60 reduce.
THE Ron TON.
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HNRsT ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LUru.
4 efan Church-Rev. T. X. Dornblascr, pastor
ya, IL 10 mofrow st 1920 q. m and 7:l5 o. m.
Sunday school at p. m. ''ee'
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Commencement at MT. de ohan,.I,

The commencement exercises at the
Academy Of Mt. de Chantal will take
place at 1870 o. m. Wednesday, June
Goth. Special train will leave B. & O.
depot that morning at 9:15. No invita-
tons given except by tho pupils them
selves to their relatives and friends. Tick
cts Of admission may be purchased at Miss
j. B. Wilson's store, No. 1903 Market
street, and on Wednesday morning at B.
& o. ticket office.
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To Close Them d ut.

Ladies' hsnd-sewed shoes, 81 80.
Ladies' kid tip Oxford tie, CSC.
Ladies' button Morocco shoe, CSC.
Mems hand-Sewed shoes, So.
Mems calf Shoes, $l.25.
Chiidren's school shoes, SAC.
At Hasenauer's, 104S Market street.
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Nnfea.

At Cleveland, Cleveland II, Athletic 8
At Boston, Boston 5, Chicago 2.
tits understood that Morrison was fined
$40 yesterday afternoon for not reporting
at practice.
Anybody who thinks OF becoming a
catcher in base ball nine should take o
look at Jake Stencils fingers, and then
decide to follow some other business.
Sam Barkley was not feeling well We'd
nesday. A single, double, triple and
a home run in one game ought to be pretty
near enough for one man, and of Wan,
Cincinnsti's lucky pitcher, at that Pitts
burg Commercial Gazette.
Owen keenan,, a new man, from Pitts
burg, arrived in the city yesterday and
practised with the boys. He is 8 pitcher
and appears to have good speed as we'll as
being master Of drop ball and out curve
He will probably be given trial soon.
Billy Otterson was yesterday reinstatsd
by Mansger Buckenberger and was prac-
ticing with the club. Every body will be
glad to see Billy back with the club as his
play at short field would be missed. That
he will not repeat his action of Wednesday
and Thursday lie pretty certain, as he now
realizes what mistake he made.
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Index to Nss Advertisements.
SECOND PAsB

SECOND PAGE.
Gate City stone Filter-Ewing Bros.
Manufactured Cook
Temperance Picnic and Love Feast.
For Rent-Hetel windsor.
Sale Of aB lie GlssSwOrks
Capon Springs and Baths.
The Lightning Freezer-GeO. W. Johnson
sons
New ReStauNnt-JOhn II stamp.
Silk Umbrellas. q. Dillon Il Co.
FOURTH PAGE.
For County CommiSSioner-Wm. NJ. Handlan.
Wanted-Gicl for HOuSewoFk.
Milk Shake-R. H List.
List OF Lett =.
Religions Notices
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GENTLEMEN's finest shoes in kangaroo
and Calf, in all styles and at lowest prices
consistent with quality.
j. w. ANuCK & Co,
1143 Main Street.
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Bueklin's Arnica SaIve.

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcer, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the SKIN Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
Il is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Logan d Co.
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Low Rate.

Members Of the 7. P. A. and their
friends wishing to avail themselves of low
rate to Minneapolis ON the occasion Of the
sixth annual convention 7. p. A, leaving
here on Saturday evening, 18th inst, can
get all necessary information by applying
to j. S. Gibbs, 1905 and 1907 Main street.
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sunday Excursions.

On and after Sunday, May 9th, the Ohio
River r. r. will cell excursion tickets
every Sunday until further notice. Wheel
ing to Sistsrsville and return, S1.D;
wheeling to Parkersburg and return, -. Is.
Tickets good one day only.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
fHR HOME SERIES TO BIZ OPENED TO-DAY
WITH COLUMBUS.
Billy otterson Rsinstatsd = Yesterdays ffi-Ssa's
League and Other Games
Notes.

The Columbus aggregation of base ball
players will arrive in this city this morn
ing and meet the home team on the leland
Park this afternoon. Handibce viii prob
ably pitch for Columbus and Knauss and
Yak will likely be Wheeling's battery.
As this is the frat game of the home series,
it is probable that very large crowd will
be present to witness the contest.
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LATE NOVELTIES AT THE STAR.
Earl q wilson's wichita and sigA-
mont.
BrokRW's Boys Flannel waists.
Regular beauties.
Burt's Paris Dress shirts I'm p. h.
and Irish Linen.
ID. GUNDLING & Co.,
36 Twelfth street.
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Religious Hot'fss.

PRESBYTERIAN cHURCH-REy.
- J. T.; Mcclure, D.. D.. pastor. Ser.
S Sns 100 q m. and 40 p. m. sabbath
att p. m. se''ns
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spsciaORer.

so Misses extra high top button,
so Misses extra high top button, with
tips,
Sc Misses extra high top button, spring
heels, to close them out at 81. % per pair.
J. w. AsnCK & Co.,
1l43 Main Street. .
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SIcoSD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Twen.
- tieth and Market streets-Kcy. william
II Coose, u. D., pastor. Preaching at 1910 a
"a .I, s a ~ p Nd. Sabbath school At 300 .. m.
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THE BON TON.
Nav watch Club.

Harry Hillman, the jsweler, No. %
Eleventh street, is organizing q Watch
Club which will be in operation about
lime 18th. Every watch viii he fully
warranted and prices guaranteed.
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All the performers did well and received
deserved applause. At the conclusion of
the programme 1T. Rev. Bishop Kahn, dis
tributed the premiums, after which the
audience dispersed, highly pleased with
the entertainment.
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chicago Excur.,o, rtc.,,,

Through and Local Tickets, Panhandle
Baltimore and Ohio, Ohio River, and
c., L. K W. Railroads. Union Railroad
Office, 1900 Market street
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i 3 dn RaRsE,ssEYTEEIAs cHUEcH-RFv. 5,
jacob Belville D. D., Of Pot,syilie % .x s,;
P'ercn - 10 q m. and the pssfo. r. ~
A. =, cSGn 1t7s p D. e 5O ;. n fbe N y;
ornsn sss S .s choir with TIE rsnoysssd
q 2oR N, nshsssuth. above JacoS 49, seao''
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A Fiue Game.

Special telegram TO tie Register.
MANSFIELD, o., June 15.-The finest
game OF the season was played here to-day,
only one run being made. This was Sc
cured on two basers by Allen aud Alcott
in the fourth inning. Columbus has
dropped three straights and been shut ont
once while here, which is the first time
this has occurred. The umpire very per
ceptibly favored the visitors, and six men
had to be put ont ny the home team in the
eighth inning. The sore:
MANSFIELD. ...O o OIL o 0 0 0 o. l
Columbus ........-........0 0 o o 0 O.
Base hits, Mansfield S, Columbus 5;
errors, Mansfield 0, Columbus 2; earned
runs, Mansfield 1; batteries, Dale aud
Bailey, Bacher and Smith; umpire Hall.
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Canton Shut Out.

Special Telegram 70 ne Register.
CANTON, June 15.-Inability to Judge
Gumbert's delivery and hard luck with
men on third, and no one out tells the
tale of to-day's defeat. Score:
Canton 0 o o o o o 0 o.
GAINESVILLE 0 -
Base hits, Canton 2, Zanesville 6; errors,
Canton 4, Zinesville 6; earned runs, none
struck ont, by Gumbert II. by Bausewine
8; three base hits, Canton ]; two base hits.
Zanesville 2; batteries, Bausewine and
Hoenemsn, Gnmbert and Lsuer; UMPIRE
Simmons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-16

'a sss,so y y d,, z CHURCH IsLAND-REy.
senee Of the pastor, the Rev. Law en-, 20 ne Al
va, W. Occupy his pulrit morning ana nisst Ie 10Y
ihg service at 1910, evening rrvtfs = ~
s sac!e lne Bright Side Of London snd 80 - 3
i Sn Scnooi u 20 p m AEe ars corSiaii,
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mbeeIin9 Register
YESTERDAY IN The GIT.
rharmomater Record.

Mr.. o. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
Eist, made the following observations OF
the temperature Wednesday: 7 s. m, 70;
8 a. M, s.; II m, 81; p. m, 92; 2 p.
m, SO. Weather, fair.
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The Kazoos Downed.

Special telegram 10 The Register.
SANDUsKY, June 10 Kalamazoo play
ed a loose game to-day, Ssndusky winning
easily. Irwin for the visitors pitched a
weak game and was poorly supported.
Ssudusky played good game in general
and hit the ball frequently. The score:
sandusky .................l / 3 o o o. 6
Kalsmazoo...--.".....l l 3 0 O.
Base hits, Sandusky Is, Kalamazoo s.
errors, Sandusky 4, Kalamazoo 8; halter.
les, EtstoD, Pike and K. Westlake, Irwin
and Calhoun; umpire, Stellberger.
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Advice 20 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup foz
children teething, 10 the prescription Of
eof the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has bean used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions of mothers for their children.
During the process Of teething its value ID
incalcuable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, grip.
ing in the bowels, and wind collie. By
giving health to the child II reats IL
mother. Prize nc bottle.
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supreme Court Of Appeals.

The following business was transacted
in this Court, yesterday morning:
State V. RIbert Rollins, writ Of error,
from Kanawha county; submitted.
X. & o. Railroad Company V. Kate
Ryan, appeal and supersedeas, from Ka,
nawha county; submitted.
John K Deitz v. Providence Washing,
ton Insurance Company, writ of error,
from Kanawha county; submitted.
The case of Troutmsn, Bailey & Brampy
Y. the Commercial Oil and Soap Company,
from Wood county, was withdrawn from
the docket.
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jackson Shut Ont.

TOLEDO, O., June 15.-Toledo won from
Jackson in as fine game as was ever
seen here. Both pitchers were in good
trim and pitched remarkable game. Both
were admirably supported and not a run
was made in the nine innings. In the
tenth, hits by Cook, Sales and Drischell,
and an error by Welch let two runs in and
gave the game to Toledo. Crotty had his
finger split in the fourth inning and gave
war to MinnehaD. Score:
Toledo. ......... o 0 0 0 o 0 0 Q a..
Jackson. ...................0 0 0 0 0 0 o O.
Earned runs, Toledo 1; base hits, To
ledo 8, Jackson 5; errors, Toledo 5. jack
son 5; two base hits, Sales and Brown;
three base hits, V. Welch; struck out, by
Parsons ~, by Cook 4; batteries, Cook and
Brown; Parsons and G otty and Minnehani
umpire, Barnum.
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THIN SUMNER GOATS AID VESTS OF EVERY SORT.

White and Fancy Vests-a big stock to
choose from. Black Alpaca and Nunge Cloth
for Clergymen, as well as the ordinary cut
Brilliantine and Scilian Coats and Vests, Drap
dEte Pants, Coats and Vests, Brokaw Elan
mel Coats and Vests, in fact too many
COOLERS to mention.
ueCome now while our stock is full and
complete and make yourself comfortable at
small outlay We guarantee everything re-
liable and stylish.
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TranafarH of Real Estate.

The following transfers ofreal estate were
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yes
terday:
Deed made June IA. 1SSS, by d. T..
Phillips, trustee, to W. II. Howard, for lot
No. Z in the Zsne's Orchard addition. Con-
sideration, $3.50.
Deed made May 90, 1889, by Catherine
A. DEessell, wife of George Dressell, to
George W. lennon. for the south ten feet
off lot No. II and the north twenty feet of
lot No. 10, in William Armstrong; addi-
ton. Consideration, 800.
Deed made June IA, 1888, by Oscar
Sandrock and wife to Thomas Prince. for
lot No. % in D. Zane's addition. Consid-
Grafton, So, 900.
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not sateather Sosds- u 9ntman G.
HIT WEATHER GOODS!

Although our Slaughter Sale Of Suits
deems IN at full tilt, we have not lost sight Of
the approaching onand the wantsit brings
with WI, f And as the Weather Bureau prom.
Uses us hot weather from this on we have pre-.
nsred ourselves with the completest and larg.
est line of Hot Weather Goods ever shown
here. If you want comfort and be in trim to
defv the thermometer
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Ga June 16. IL and IS the p, G. & ST.
L Ry. viii sell excursion tickets to Chi
esso ut the rate of $500.
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ChOruS....... Wis
na Ogue-Lttle Boys Talk Little Boys
Dialogue-Nobody Knows but Mother;...;...
Little Girls
ReCitation-Bunch of Keys...-Florence DilwOr
ReritatiOn-"The Seasons" The Boys
Recitation The New Bonnet............katc LalLy
Recitation-Bays' Complaint......AmSroseH abig
Calls henics ...... ...................,The Girls
Recitaton-What Grandmothers Say"...-"...
Florence { IS
DislOgue-N Boy ..............."...Fig Boys
Reoital ion-SOmebody' Mother........,.Jobn Cook
Recltalion-The Eagle Nellie Smyth
Chorus-Cheer, BOYS, Cheer.....".. Large Boys
Recitation The Vultu"e...............MGmie Kenny
Dialogue-The Ungrateful Negro .............:...
Farmer irubSon. Willie Mahoney
NegTo .......... Ambrose Habig
Drama-Tne Isle of Saint The Larger Girls
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CLOSING EXERCISES

OF the Cathedral Parish School Last Even
Ing.
The closing exercises of the Cathedral
Parish School were held last evening in
Concert Hall, aud the crowd present, COM
posed of friends and patrons of the school,
taxed the full seating capacity, while all
the available standing room was occupied.
The entertainment, was, as usual, a spIeu-
did ono, the following programme being
well rendered:
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The Market street Water Main.

An examination of some of the old eight
inch pipes being taken from the ditch Ga
Market street, t. make room for the
sixteen-inCh main, will convince anyone
that the improvement was not commenced
any too soon. A REGISTER reporter
measured piece of pips thrown ont of the
trench yesterday morning, and found one
side of it q little less than three-sixteentbs
of an inch thick, and a good deal of this
thickness was made up of deposit of sedi-
ment aud scale, in the interior. The OPP
posite side of the pipe was three-quarters
of an inch thick, which illustrates the sort
of work turned out away bnck in 1885,
when this pipe was put uuder ground,
Superintendent Riddle had large force
at work yesterday, but owing to the men
in the trench encOuutering the private
sewer running from the Mcclure House. the
progress made was comparatively slow.
The water from this sewer caused the sides
of the trench to fall in repeatedly, and
about three o'clock two of the workmen
were caught by slip of earth. One of
them, Joseph Donovan, had his limbs
severely strained and was sent home.
Work was continued until after mid
night last night, and this morning the
worst Of the work, at this point, will be
over.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-16

L. s. Coon sails dry goods the cheapest.
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ZANE STREET N. L. CHURCH -P1v =
= - p nlanrm pastor. Freachi,e n IA
az. Ia % key: 4 Cotton, and at D. "a. b. ~.
Adult Prayer meeticg SUNDAY Al efY ys.n o.
- a,a e mednesday Ut 500 p. N. SUNDAY schI0;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-16

The union Sunday school teachers meet
ing, for the study of the International
lesson, will be held as usual ut 5 o'clock
this afternoon, in the parlors of the Young
Mems Christian Association. The lesson
will be conducted by Rev. DR.. Randolph.
As in previous years the class will be dis
continued during July and August, and as
the lesson for the last week of the present
month will be the quarterly review, the
meeting for the summer will end with to-
DAVIS study.
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GENERAL NTELLrsEsCs.
Held In 500 Ball.

Carrie Palmer was before Justice Davis,
yesterday, on warrant charging her with
kssn;nv a house Of i'll fame. She gave
bond in 500 for her appearance at Court.
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Chicago and Return $500, by The Pan
Handle Route.
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The Annual Shut Down.

The annual suspension of the Western
window glass factories was insugurated
yesterday, and the concerns will remain
closed until about the middle Of August.
In the Pittsburg district about three thou
sand men are thrown ont.
All the Bellaire factories closed down,
and at each of the concerns the workmen
were entertained at q luncheon by the
management.
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i .Sa s snpTIsT CHURCH COR. " H1TH
Rassor; services At 1910 q m. aud 40 v = =,
n sossn i S a ao p. m Young Peoo,s'.
WWeenAs Monday at 500 D. n. Prsyes n,s1psrs
"cahesuhy ~ oW y. m. All are welesne
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A child,s Fatal Fall.

A little child of Hugh Mulligan, of
Glencoe, O., met with an accident Thurs
day which may prove fatal. While walk
ing across the railroad bridge the child fell
through, falling distance of fifteen feet,
and afterwards was taken home and doc
tor SUMMONED, who discovered that one
arm was broken and shoulder dislocated.
The wounds were carefully dressed and
everything done that could be to relieve
the child of its snffsrings.
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F,qgpRpM sJgEET NJ. T. cHURcH-REy. r
Sunday a issap M ~ and D. gs,tor Preaching
pasyof Rev X Y. Randolph D. D. sunday :ch VI
~ ~ N Young Peoples meeting Eopdsy
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meath Of an Old Business Man.

Death OF An OIu busfness HHHHs
Mr.. Fred Sturgeon, for many years en-
gsped in the dry goods business in this
c;ty with his brother, and lately popular
salesman at J. S. Rhodes & Co.'s, died at
the hospital Thursday evening of consump-
ton. The funeral will take place this
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-16

NoRTH STREET n. 4. CHURCH-REy n
Al 1oao Dryden pastor Preaching tomorrow
schooi a. ,. m Young PEOPLES Ineessns !,
Go p. m. All are invited |"
The evening world., 1888-05-24
TOBACCO IN THE BABY's MOUTH.
A Woman Accused Of Trying to Murder q
Child Ont Of Malice,

A Woman Accused Of Trying to Murder 4
Child Ont of Malice,
A few days ago Mrs. Margaret Gleason was
turned out of doors by her own family after
q quarrel and sought shelter at the home Of
Mrs Eliza Schultz, 70 Clinton street, Hobo
ken. Here she was accommodated until yes
terday morning, when she was ordered out
because of her disposition to run the house
and Its affairs.
Mrs. Schultz works out during the day.
time. Tuesday evening when she returned
she found her four months old baby lying
on bed in the agonies of suffocation with its
mouth stuffed with fine smoking tobacco.
The child's mouth was quickly relieved Of
its horrible gag and the police were notified.
They found Mrs. Gleason crouchinR in the
cellar Of the house and placed her under ar
rest. She was taken before Recorder Nc
Donough yesterday and committed for trial
on a charge of attempted murder.
The baby is getting along nicely but
would have been dead only for its mothers
timely return.
The evening world., 1888-05-24
Notes About tho Workers.

Delegates OF the Baker Wagon. Drivers Union
were admitted TO the Food Producers' Section last
night.
A delegate OF the Pattern-Makers Union occu-
pied the chair at the meeting OF the Metal Workers
Section last night
A delegate Of the Ale and Porter Brewers Union
No. 1 presided at the Food Producers Section
meeting last night.
The resolution OF the Miscellaneous Section ap-
proving OF the Ballot Reform bill was Endorsed last
night by both the Food Producers and the Metal
Workers Sections Of the Central Labor Union
The Phoenix Labor Club having been accused Of
engaging Dulzer's Harlem River Park for IT. pic.
MO q delegate refuted the statement last night al
me meeting OF the Metal Wofkera' Section By say
ing that the club would mot give any picnic this
season.
the only hearing upon the Ballot Reform bill
will he al II A, N. Tomorrow before Gov. HUI la
Albany. Representatives OF the different political
organizations viii be on hand In full iofco 10 sreut
for or against the measure. Peter X. GAtens, Bee
rotary OF she United Labor Party, Will be among
those 70 advocate tho bill