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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-02
Advice to

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup fol
children teething, is the prescription OF
one of the best female nurses and physicisnf
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
By millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
i~ncalcuable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and disrEhGa, grip
iug in the bowels, and wind cello. By
giving health to the child it rests It's
mother. Price sc - hottie.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

No. e. Fifteenth street, 9 rooms, modern i'm
prOvements.
Ncs. 1907 and 1909 EOff street, and No. 2306 Alley
d three houses on II lot, for $3.50.
NO. u Twentieth street. Z rooms, sbOO
No. 10 y. Front street, II rooms. brick
v. l22 Fifteenth street. 2-story b:iCk, : rooms
No. y Huron street, for 81, 100.
No. H. Coal street, for 5000.
No. I22 seventeenth street, 5 rooms, for S2,WO,
South Wabash street, ; rooms for 81 .3lu.
S~VECIAL-No. - n. Front street, frame II
Iooms. lot C6xIOOf feet. 4 BEAUTIFUL HONE.
Apply To W. IL. RlNthAk''
isyy llG5 Market Street.
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THE TWO NATIONAL PLATFORMS
OF 1881.
REPUBLICAN,.


r~rvocPArrC REPUBLICAN.
Trs, change Is neces- The Democratic party
It D-ovpri by an ex- has failed completely to
So s,-plrs of more relieve the people OGthe
Oh. srOo 600 ZOO. which.burden Of unnecessary
,. rasrIv been collect taxation by a wise re,
81 rom d snTeripg p~eo-Hduction OF the surplus
-, T,rsres,sry taxa-'The Republican party
,.,, 10 minis. taxation pledges itself 10 correct
Tho Democratic the irregularities Of the
marty is r1ss,ed 10 r~e-NtariH and to reduce tbs
wise the tariff in a spirit surplus.
Of fairness to all intel
eSlcd.
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%SATURDAY, MARCH ,, 1855.

Court House OF Sd.u county, Oh
SATURDAY, MARCH ,, 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. IN the following
described property, that is to say Lot Nun
bpred one Hundred and Eighty.ive, i'll Chapliue
and EOtf'S addition to the City OF Wheeling,
Ohio county, West Virginia, ltlng the same
property conveyed by Alexander PanEell 10
said Edward Larkin, by deed dated March Il,
So; and also deed from Andrew Wilson and wife
TO said LArkiu, dated March 70, ISL, anu iecord-
cd III Deed Book No. Il, page 81, together with
all the Improvements and appurtenanceS there
unto belonging. Also q certain Other 10y OF pAi'
Gel OF ground situated in the City OF wheeling,
Ohio county, and in the addition 10 said city Ui
Wheeling, laid out by CharleST. Churchill trustee
for Emily A. Zane, and known as the Buela
Vista addition 10 Sa,d city ahG ueSIEua,eu OH
the plat Of said addition as lot No. 10, IN Square
NJ. %, and being on the corner south Of Twelfth
aud east OF Jacob streets in said city, excepting,
however, the portions of said LOT conveyed by
the said Edward Larkin To Richard ,. ta'r, by
deed dated January II, 1875, aud recorded III
Deed Book No. 81, page $40, and 10 Y. ElriCk by
deed dated April II. 1885, and recorded III Deed
Book No. IS, page 1873, and TO Isabella FENDER 10y
deed dated July . 1885, aad recorded IN DECD
Book No ~ page 81, and reference IS mere mace
TO said deeds for 4 more complete description OF
the property therein described, being the SAINT
property conveyed to the said Edward Larkln 10y
Catharine Harbour and others by deed dated
May =, 1854. and recorded in the Office OF the
CletA VI 'ut'o'lh'! '.OhI", ~ NCeH DO'h -
page -. Also Il certain Other piece or parce! OF
real estate, situate in the City Of Wheeling, OHIO
county. West Virginia, to wit: Lots numbered
Is ard Il in A. II. Eritts Subdivision of part OF
J. x J. K. Bakers adj ion to the City OF
Wheeling, being II portion Of the same property
conveyed by the Nail City Building and Loan
Association, to the said Larkiu by deed dated
May II, 1884, and recorded in the office OF the
Clerk Of the County Court et Ohio county, i'll
Deed Book No. rs, page Az.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the purchase
money, or rs much more as the purchaser may
elect o pay, in cash on the day Of sale, aud the
residue in one and two years, with intereS: from
the day OF sale. the purchaser to give his notes
with approved security for the deferred pHy'
ments, and the title tn be retained until all the
purchase money is paid, or Il deed of trust given
as additional security. rhe title believed To Ice
good, but selling as trustee | will only convey
such title a. is vested in me.
fe2i J. s.. RILEY, Trustee.
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The Stockholders of the Wheeling and Pitts.
bnrgh Junction Railroad Company will hold
their first meeting fer organization and such
other proceedings as might be had at an annual
meeting, on Monday, February =, l9SS, at TWO
o'cIocE D. m, at the Office of Henry NJ, Russell,
No I42I Chapline street in the City of Wheeling
aud State of West Virginia, the time ana place
designated by a majority of the corporators OF
said Railroad Company for the holding Oh the
said meeting.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, K. y. -,
J. F. LEGGE, JOHN BEADShAM,.
HENRY n RUSSELL, Pm. HILDEBRANDT,
THOMAS O'BRIEN, J. q. HOFFMAN, ST.,
NJ. REILLY,
;,,, 10 ae.Gaho CorpOrators.
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RnrkIin,a Arnira SalRa.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
II IS guaranteed TO give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Logan K Co
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND: Down with
monopoly
Republican Politicians: "Oh, my! Did
Won hear him say Free Trade?"
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1t being the purpose Of the Ohio Valley Life
Company to remove its offices and principal
places of business to the City Of Washington, d.
G. about March LIST next, the elegant offices oC,
crpied by the company in the Reilly Block"
corner OF Market and Fourteenth streets, are for
rent. These offices are undoubtedly the best in
the city, Persons desiring to rent will call al
is14etSh ROBERT WHITE, Prest
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II you suffer from loOseneSS OF the bowels, An.
gOSfura BitteTs will surely cure you. BE,
ware Of counterfeits and ask for the genuine ar,
sicle, prepared by DR.. ]. &. B. Siegert 4 Sons
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-02

LET'S SEE: Il there a high tariff indus
try in the country in which there IS not a
trust?
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DISTRICT.

WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
AtUl Hoe Hguss-T. Edwards, Lewis Weitzel,
John &. Kline.
1t Fulton -Thomas Hyer, Z. Hamm, T. Hanna.
MADISON DISTRICT.
A Mdrkd HouS-Pstfick Kennedy, Cecil 4.
Robinson, John n. Tappan.
ATM Island Hos HOuC-G. W.. Baggr, ]. A.
Faris, J. ElwoOd Hughes.
CLAY DISTRICT.
ATM Old Corrt HOne-w. =. P~eterson, John II.
Hall, II. J. Felber.
UNION DISTRICT.
Coit Houo-Chsrles IOeher, John H.. Downs,
James X. Acker.
CENTRE DISTRICT.
Hoe Hou1 L. Delbrugge, Fred. Laue, Jane,
Reed, Sr.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
Hos< H~ouss-John Clark, John weihgerber
Bernard KlieyeS.
RITCHIE DIsTRICT.
Hos HotNe-Jacob HopstAtter, Henry Schulz
August Solte.
IdGms' School Houe-J.s +. Garvin, B. Msrpols
Y. McEully.
TRIADELsHIA DISTRICT.
LdiSe1cood lSct0d H0aHJ-G. ". Woods, PlA
tOf Zane, J. Games.
Elm Grore (Toun HlneJ.a :. Woods, John Hal
stesd, W. r. Chamber.
T1addphid (LaUSon'St-J. v. Thornburg, John
HeLslUlliE hDDrTL iIulfkrDuks
pe@bV RDJSHAOE's--Jame Oldham, John Robin
son, Alex. AcCOnn.
LIBERTY DISTRICT.
Wa Lbety-samuel Bell, Vincent vanNetre
Po,omae-IsAsc snedeker, John C. Psns, Jas
McCammon.
Tdhgy Gr0re-w. p. Whitman, James v. Cham
bers, I. 7. Maxwell.
HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
S. n a.--y IL. n n na- -.
Bushey Eoenezer Aasee.
Br1 Soho& Ho~u1c-kngene kidgely, william
Mitchell, VIM. North, rL.
And tie following persons are appointed u
canvas the vote a; the places Of voting herein
after mentioned:
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
Hoe H0un-w. Kenney, John Koch, DAVE
MADISON DIsrEICT.
Nartd Rotue-R L. Stone, z. B. Burt, Jane
Hand Hoe HOu1--L o. Smith, James Waiter
william N. Msrsb.
CLAY %DIsTRIcT.
Oh Court RouH-Thomas II. BELLY. n. J
O'Kane, ThOrnss Jones.
UNION DIsTRICr.
Ourt HotuH-Peter Farrell, J. n. Ewing, J. n
BoVford.
CENTRE DISTRICT.
Hoe HogH-willtam seabhght, John Reed
Jr., James FilsD.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
Hoe Haan-John V. Gavin, Robert johnson
T. W. WeitzeL
RICHIE DISTRICT.
Hoe Rou&-Chsrles Schroeder, B Deyine
August Miller. .
And the poll shall in other respects be taken
and the result shall be eertifed es directed by
! section o. Chapter -, Of the Code OF West VII
gnia The ballots used In taking the kaid mol
shsll have written or printed thereon the word.
subscription" or sSo Subscription" OF an,
other words that will show bow the voter an
tended TO vote on the question prSposed. TIL
! shall also be published In the following new
gspen published in ssid county In the DAIl
anGfs Zatun1, and Ne1sLdtr: also In the Wryr
LIZ REGISTER and BeeLig hatltoaaeer.
"H CHAs. C. woops
| Clerk OF the Board Of Commissioners Of Obi.
] County defsexgt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-02
THE NATURAL GAS COMPANY
OF West VirSinia-SpeciaI General
Meeting Of Stakeholder,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN PURSUANT TO
~ a resolution of the Board of Directg rs of the
Natural Gas Company Of West Virginia hat a
special general meeting of the Stockholders of
said Company will lie held on THURSDAY. the
2d day Of February, ISIS, at = O'Clock D. m, AT
street in the City of Wheeling. VI. Va, when the
following resolutions will be offered for sdoptiou:
Isl. Resolred, That the par value of each share
Of Capital Stock of said company be and hereby
Is reduced from 500 to $50.
ID Resolved, That the number of shares of the
Capital Stock Of said company be and hereby il
increased from 1900 shares Of 500 each TO 10
600 shares of $50 each.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
JAIL HARRIS BUCHANAN, Sec'y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-02

rTNHE UNDERSIGNED ASSIGNEE OF MAR
L garet L. Fition will, on THURSDAY, FEB
RUAkY , 1883, at 10 O'Clock a. m offer at pub
lie sale, at l4l6 Main street, in the city OF heel
ING Tho Plumbing Shop and Fixtures formerly
owned by Luke Fittop, deceased, consisting prin,
Cipaily OF the following property: Gas Fixtures,
Brass Gr DDS for Steam and Water, Globes, Com
preston Cocks, Brackets. Pumps, Water Closets,
5000 pounds of Metal Fittings; q lot OF once
Furniture and Desks: one Iron Fire-Pioof Safe,
and one Letter Press, together with the residue
OF the stock, Tools, shelving and Fixtures Of said
shop. Also, one light covered Wagon and one
Sleigh.
ls1Ian1p1l.v Assignee.
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OHIO COUNTY FARM FOR SAL

Situated about II miles nom Whc.iing, al
miles southeast Of West Liberty, containing =
acres more or less, on which Il y fubstauiI
Frame House aud other Uutbulldings. TIL,
one OF the most valuable farms In the count
sud will be sold cheap and OF reasonable iarri
For further information call on or sdir-s )u
sEPH HARVEY, on tho premises. OF llisu
iousG. Real Estate Agent, wheeling. ". Va
| del5eh
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AUCTION SAIL.
LeatherWOOd Residence.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OYER FOI
i iale nj public auction nc the north doo, q
the court House OF Ohio county, nj 10 o'cIDct,
m on
THCRSDAY, FEBRUARY D, 1855.
his residence In the Village OF Leaih'rvos
This IA one OF toe most elegant and most dssi
able houses In Ohio county. having al the ON
forts and convenience Of city and country r1
bined. Gas, natural and artificial: bath re
with bot and cold water: stationary msrbls -
wash stands In both stories Outb1ildlnp co
plete and In good order. The let contains ~
heres, with an abundance offuit and fore,t uer
This property will hrsi he offered a. q Ebos
and Afterwards IN parcels. 0ne Of about thf''
acres. OF which the dwelling house and o.
buildings are erected; and two vacant lots of
acre each; and will be 'old In whichever w.
nsyAppear the mos: advantageous. P"snsiSs
given April ].
TrRNs-One- fourth Of The purchase nOnsJ y
cash, I'D The residue In equal iBstalmrpo .
dx, twelve and eighteen months, with lniefr
or . longer time may he given, the putbs.
paying The interest ,cmi annually. Tn Sssar..
payments 10 te secuted by deed u trt' On u'
property. ,
A plat Of the proposed subdivision nay =
seen st the Office Of l. Irwin h s0n, 1s,Lt
street, or on the psemises. when the wbois Jfuf
ety may be inspected At any time pfer01' V
the day Of sale.
! jA3lTu, Tb, sa JOHN p.
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al have been occasionally troubled with
Coughs, and in each case have used Browns
Bronchial Troches, which have never
failed, and l must say they are second to none IN
the world ."-fEGix 4. Map, CASHIER, 81. Paul, MINI.
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Aeu Advertisements.
REMOVAL.

Having removed, i am now ready 10
rereIye INV patrons I'm the New store,
NO. IIn0 Mann street. Thanking Tor
the past liberal patronage, and So
Iieiting n continuance OF same, L am
Respectfully yours,
JNO. FRIEDEL,
is26 III9 Main Street.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
d by Edward Larkin to me as trustee, dated May
6. 1885, recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, in
Decd Of Trust Book No. y, page 22S, | Will sell al
rutlic auction, at the north front door OF The
n.,,rL In,nun &C I'D nlnnIN nm
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election gOtife.
COUNTY
Election Notice
ELECTION FEB. a, 1888.

At a meeting of the Board Of Commissioner o.
the County sf Ohio, held on THURSDAY, NE Ea
dsy of December, 1887, the following acioh wa
had and the following Ordinance aoop'eo'
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A OPERA HOUSE
ctOr SAT-.

TOR SALE-TW0 GOOD BILLIARD INr
~ Pool Tables and Fixtures. together ~nhi
small stock of Tobaccns aud Cigars and Cof,ir
%tioncry. A good location. M other bi, 80
room In town. viii sell cheap. ~ have "I!,'
business. For inforu alton. addr,hS T. ~ A
FHirmOnt. W. Va. sos
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HIGHLY ENDORSED
= ~ TaC
Medical Profession.

At druggists 'SkinSSuccess'
&c. Else. SSin-SucceSSoSp
&c. Ky
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TOR SALE.

u
Property Oh the National I1Eu sud near II o.
al Valley Grove, Ohio county. W, Va, ma
four acres OF finest land, on which II Dwrlllr
and Htaples. Also some growing fruits w.
sell fer Two Thousand pOllsr. which l. lssihf
the buildings cost
JAMKS J.. HAWIFl
iv1s No. itD Main Sir
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Asw advertisements.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TINE DIRECTORS OF THE PENN MUTUAL
building Association havedecided TO offer the
public sn opportunity Of subscribing for stock in
this popular Association, which was orgsniIeo
one can Subscribe for shares by simply paying up
the back payments. This can be done in partial
payments or in full to suit the applicant.
As the outlook for building ana improvement
should be taken advantage of by any and all
those who desire 10 save money, or those who
wish To borrow to build or repair their property,
The Association meets every Thursday even
ing at : p. m. Room No, ;, CranSle,s BLOCK.
CHAS. Il. BERRY, Pres't.
CaAs. W. CONNER, Secy. fe2'
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T1OR SALE TWELVE GOOD BUILDING
n lots cheap. Nice location. Apply 10 W. ID.
DAGG, l40l Chapline street. fe2a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-02

uTANrED-TO BUY-THREE GOOD Dwell
w ing Houses in the city Apply 10 w. II.
DAGG, Real Estate Agent, l0l Chaplins Street.
fer
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THOR SALE A SIX R0oMED BRICK HOUSE,
n No. &c South Watash street, Island. For
particulars apply on premisss, jaSleadq
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NTOTICE-IF YOU WANT THE CITY TO
n boom place the renting and selling Of your
property in the hands Of W. II. DAGG, Real KS
late Agent, l4Ol Chapline street. fe2q
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9mtSfIttnts,
OPERA HOUSE
Three Nights AVID Satu,s
Commencing febru.r, "a
Engagement Of the ~Distiugujsbs,r
ana Vocalist, Ae-S
Miss SALL|E HINTON
Supported by her own Comp,r,
following plays: The
y ", sss "a: MAJ GAP Of HURRIcl nIr
NEW version. Mad Cap" Mis- Stu MI,
will sing her new song, Hiding rs All Rta,s
frE III! a. flACH0A, THE CRIcEF1l
"Fachon." Miss salli- Hinton, will
Lite Bird" new.
SAi Fss sSs1 i H. LITTLE nLREll1,
Miss sallie Hinton, with Songs snS
Song new "whsn mother put, the f; = p.aCs
bed,""kutchy Little Baby. "Socty b. s CH.a
&c, &c. Ssty.'
~ r.; i: PUUR lhO PRoUl
"Lillisn," Mss sallie hin on. with ~
sS-Admission 50 and Is cents. Res.r.
50 cents. Sc Is on sale AT Bauner. NM ,SSs ts
Sale to CON e. "wednesday, Feb h1t
At 7. N. TUU1 AMI Pknnl
"Lillisn,' Mss sallie hin on. With 80

@-Admission so and Is cents. Resen.
80 cents Sc Is on .ale at BaumeT'> nu,c 20 s.s
sale to CONF ence "wednesday. Feb / ~
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TOR RENT.
Most Elegant Offices in The City,.

ial1,19,8Gfeb2
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN A WHOLESALE
w grocery, by q married man. willing m
work hard at anything. Address "W0RKMaN,'
this office. laSla
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04

Gentlemen were spoilt and the perform
ance In some measure interrupted" The
performance must have resemblcd mod
ern millinery drama.
Robson & Cranes Henrietta company
saved their baggage, wardrobe, etc, from
the Union Square theater fire, but the
scenery was destroyed. Mr.. Crane said:
1--WE shall order new scenery painted at
once and take to the road without delay
in order to fill all the dates made"
Like all Of Irving's productions, "0livia"
commends itself TO the discriminating
theater-goer by reason OF the completeness
OF its performance rather than by any in
diyidual excellence in the cast In his
Characterization OF DIR. Primrose MIR. Irving
reveals close study and keen apprecia-
ton OF the requirements OF the role.
Joe Howard writes as follows: Amateur
tbcatricals have much to do with the inter
ruption of domestic life. The cases OF Mrs.
Langtry and Mrs. Potter are conspicuous
illustrations OF this class OF public en-
deavor. We hear great deal about Mrs.
Langtry, and very little about Mr.. Lang
try. We hear great deal about Mrs. Pot.
ter and very little about MIR. Potter, and
you will find. as the craze continues, this
playing at playing, that husbands will be
relegated TO the background, while their
wives flaunt their paint and drag Their
trails for the delectalion Of the dudic eye,
contributing In no sense TO the more dig
niiied phases Of histronic art, adding in nc
wit 10 the glory or, regret to add. 70 the
character OF the stage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04

Nine. Nevada still continues her pros
porous career through Italy.
The chorus girl Of the period wears her
floral fayois pinned on the left hip.
Prof Neuendorf has discovered another
prodigy, boy pianist, twelve years old,
said to rival young Holman.
The National Opera company is thing
OF the past Alter the performance OF
aida" in Washington, Saturday night,
the company disbanded.
That bright little star that rose so brill
iantly on the musical horizon few months
ago has, LET us hope, only temporarily been
eclipsed. Little Josef Holman has broken
down, his health has failed. He is unable
at any rate he is unwilling-to play any
more.
The Lcipsic Signaie sums up the list OF
juvenile "prodigies" Of the past year.
They are little Holman, aged nine; Ce-
lesle Plompare, OF iassclt, aged eight, and
Pauline Ellicc, aged clcvcn-il three pi-
anisis; besides Buchanan, Of Lille, and
Frederick kreislcr, OF Paris-botli violin
isis, and both aged twelve; and Anita MAJ
zoli, OF Milan. "pianist-guitarist, aged
nine. The first prodigy" OF the year
1883 is Leopold Kodowsky, aged ten, who
is said to be an excellent pianist and com
poser.
The creation, by an imperial ukasc, Of
NJ. Anton Rubnstein, member OF the
council Of State, with the title Of Excel
lcncy." is only another sign OF the honor
In which the distinguished pianist and
composer is held, unlike most prophets, in
his own country. Already NJ. Rubinstcin
holds patent OF nobility, and has been
decorated with the famous order Of Vladi-
mir. The new dignity is, however, prob
ably unique, for, although il is far nom
unusual to recognize distinction in music
by the award OF the Legion Of Honor In
| France nj least, the high dignity conferred
ON the Bessambian pianist Is without q
parallel. The honor is tantamount 10
clecting great English musician mem
Der OF the privy council.
Charles Reade, the great English novel.
list, witnessed, many years ago, perform
ance OF "1ohengrin" at the Royal opcra-
house, In Dresden. An amusing account
| OF this evening Il given in mis- Memoirs, v
lately published by his son: 1.-TWO or three
! Of us. writes the novelist, "had taken .
front seat In the proscenium box. Sud
denly stranger took q seat behind us
and expressed himself in such sentences
as 'Ach Himmell Sehr gut Ach schlecht
schr schlecht' and many other g,itturali
Of the same sort. clapping his hand
meanwhile, and stamping like dementcc
creature, until he became absolutely In
tolorable. As soon m the first act WA
over I sought the usher, requesting hin
TO have the apparent lunatic removed
But | can never hope TO give you thu
gestures or expression with which he re
piled: 'Ach, dns Ia Herr Wagner
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04
a.us.y,IIe Racing Matters.

IoUn-uII, Ky, March3.-The directors
OF the Louisville Jockey club met ut noon
today, and arc now in secret session In the
Office Of Col. NJ. LOWS Clark considering
the charges made by Capt Sam Brown
concerning the derby Of 1882 Tho i'm
preston In turf circles Is that nothing sen
saiional will come out Of the case. II Is
fully anticipated that Capt. Brown will
simply repeal his last assertion, that he
made no charges, but simply told what
had been reported 10 him. Joe Burt will
probably do the same, and there the mat.
tor will rest Watts, Hughes and Cath.
carts breaks ON that years derby viii be
lial
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-04
beware OF Hog Meat.

SIDNEY, o., March IA family named
Taylor, consisting Of seven persons, living
seven miles west of here, are all sick from
the effects Of trichine found in raw and
rare cooked ham. The family is by no
means Of the kind that eat Jaw meat, and
the manner Of their acquiring the disease,
IL II may be 80 called, will serve as a
pointer TO others. They had fine lot OF
smoked hams, and one Of the girls in Sic
ing IL for meals had habit of tasting the
small raw pieces which fell from the knife.
Others Of the family soon took up the
habit, and without knowing it, consider
able quantity OF nicely smoked raw ham
was daily disposed Of. They all preferred
IL rare done when frying, and in that way
they got well loaded with trichinse. At all
events the entire family were taken down.
The meat was examined under micro
scope, and was found full OF trichine. The
meat was from healthy hogs, and had been
cared for MS well rs possible"