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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
TIE COUNTS.
IoHN AND RERNARp BRADY.


Ssdge pugrs Court yesterday granted an
1unctou John and Bernard Brady ana others
pressing against the city pending tne Oily
aeion their claim OF $4,000 on contract
for grading Ninety hfhst. between Tenhava ana inc
Riverside John Brady secured the original oon'rao
bid $4,000 Of Herman X. Vielee estimates 'no
rates to be So yard earth and cent for rock MT
Brady manufactured rock into dirt at such ara'e
charged city his claims grew 70 sSoooo
On which eli 81 $50 paid the balance OF o
claim assigned Bernard Brady. who got siI
There oa for s3 o0o which was ne' ana
on which brought by Brady The oitys SUIT I" W
compel over the sum caea ior W
the contract
THE CHILDREN MUST BE PRODUCED IN COUhr
Mrs virginia Sheridan Of No 90 Ryersonst Brooklyn
I'm neck husbands relatives
the custody OF her Margaret six years old Florence
eight and She that she was married
20 Francis February Is 1879 at the Church OF
the NATIVITY (Roman Cahoc) that her husband died on
Sunday last and buried Tuesday The relatives OF her
husband Thomas James and Mary Sheridan have taken
children Mrs sheridan declares and now
nave them and imprisoned" at No pa East
Thirty declares that she is able TO take care OF
her children also her mother with whom she lives In
BROOKLYN For Mrs Sheridan yesterday got
writ OF corpus from Andrews IN the supreme
Court Chambers compelling her husbands relatives to
produce the children in court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20

Miss Greenwood led tho services at Dr. T. L. cuylers
prayermeetng on wednesday night. IIer subject was
"Chsracter.buiding building spiritual temple with gold
silver and precious stones instead OF building moan house
with wood hay subDe She has a pleasing appearance
and address, about thirty five OF age has clear
voice good gestures and hold closely
the attention of large audience She speaks with her
bonnet on Ira d. sankey gave impressive solo from the
uey gospel hymn book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Jan lDIn the Court OF Appeals to-day the io'
Loving causes argued
No 1855 Tine people. respondent agt John Greenwod'
HSo 1iss Tho people respondent agt Frank Palmer ap
peaDt ~ ., ,,i..s ,,,oss IN. pao
nile procne the General Term from which the
600 DANIEL c. Chapman respondent agt the Atlantic
Refining Company. appellant
Following is the day calendar for January 70;
Nos o26 573, 632. 633. 634, $50. 637 and 63s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 1880 D. m.-Beef-In poor demand
POrk-In fair demand. Hams-In fair demand Bacon
]. poor demand Cumberland cut dull a, S9. 3d. Cd
o.; short ribs dull 40s Cd. Cheese-In fair demanL
American choice hrm at COS 6d. Taow-In demand;
prime city firm al 25s Spirits OF TurpsntneIn do
mand dali at 29A 3D.. Resn-fn tsr demands common 70"
steady at IS. 4d- Lard Spot and FuturesIn poor 90
mand prime Western spot and January dull at 5Ss sai
February and March duh at 3ss 3d. WhssI-in peor 40
mand; Now No. Winter steady At Is vi; 90. opilnI
steady at Gs o. F0arIn poor demand ,S Son a. s
lid; do. January dull at As. lti de- feotuay a"u
at 4s llkL. do March dull az As ~ a. hop " io."os
-Nsw.York tate-rhere is nothing ohsihs $1,000, -,
LONDON Jan. ia , Linsesa on
per quarter Lnssed cake t0 los per Ton LOT eein
Ln.sed on i9s I'd per ey rSeniiSe @ or %
ISTwERe jan l8-wilcox's lard closed at ~ francs
csntmss per 100 klos Petroie I'M no rae AssfeSn
- ,,,u..x,.,.,, .,o..s a, a. ,osrh. - n,ar
nsnsr Ia ma Petrslsam. 3 marks W Hfennixs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20

zen living In England 70 Napoleon j. Hsinss Ths CONSIDER
attain wss $40. 5000.
Two mortgages registered Of $3.50 each against Esther
Carroll of No 229 and 231 Mott the lenders being Dane
a. Rons and Charles Miller acting executors OF she
will Of the late Chester A. Arthur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
REeJsTERs OFFICE NOTES.

transfer recorded yesterday 81 inc hesiS9 on0'
.~,v #, thirdst. near Alexan'
$500 from Bsohs ounard described American ois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
pEATB UNDER SUSPICIOUS OIROUMSTA NOES

DEATH UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES
MIRA Mary Mannx 6e3 Parkave. Brook died al
late hour night from the effects of drug she
took early in the evening The reported to the
lice rs one Of Paris John Mannx her
bu.band with whom lived IN tenement house. said
that there was no for her taking her life
and he did not believe had done She was good health
and sp,rts when be home at noon but at eocock he
found her said she thought she osen
nv s.tz powder at drug store She remem
bsred that that should nave been In one pa
instead of two little Of the powder was left and IL
Paris green She said she got a. sherpeks drug
store and she thought mistake had been made ooeor
$500 ma bs treated her for poison. without success
Al store No sos Msrcyave 1t was stated that
p.. sreen was sold there and the sedz powders ssd
-srs already prepared when bought MT sherpcI denied
shat Mrs Mspnx bought anything az Ms ''fe '"
'Aav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20

SPIRITS OF TURPENrrNs
r..s,n.res Jan 10 -Turpentine drm Of $50
sIyANNAu Jan. l9.-Tarpontins. $3.50 BID
WILMINGTON Jan. l9-iurpennns arm q W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
COuRT CALENDASs-TO.DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-C BAMBERs-Before Andrews. J.-Nos
IS ST. 81 e y BIZ s y? s5f a$3 rs 81 3 .'p
sa iSl aP Rss Dr ~ Ns, 81 ~ 49, 90
I @ st is ss 49, 49, 4 81 So So sss ~
o 5SreaA g-N:s Sis $s7 27 soI n.,.r. R,r,.,, IT,
CASE on. no dsv calendar. o.
f hos 25s 4 2ss 255 S So5 4 7o2 1865 955 50.
as gs75 s9 H79 s5
2 2ssS S s9 2 M T7Sg 2 ~ IA O'
sUrkEMr iVBefe Ge Beach @ G IL
fssa l4s5 ISs6. 1896. iO5S. a2s. 1913 1914
's6E to1 coURf-Bofcre Ransom s-wl Of Csta
zine Doxe 10 will OF Charles H. fas'n IL mi Will Oh
SUPERIOR Gouar~srEcIAL TKss-BeiOre DugrO. J-No
SUPERIOR oovEr-TnIALo TERN = PART L-BeiOre seds-
~SnKryEioR 0ouKr~TniAL rERM-PARr TI-BsiOro Freed
SUPERIOR CoUKT-TRIAL TEan-PARr III-Bei0re oGor
supsxIoR CoURr-TRIAL TERn-rARr Iv.-Betore Truax'
doI IiPG as spRciAL TERN DAILY JNo
SOTNos rLE a S T J5 ae Cos s"s s
eas $50 Gao eii 642 6l5 ass 626 64s 65i 652 e6S GOA
ssS g'U Spi B.tG 9s M ss4 as
ass 4ai2 1858 $685. $3.50 1854 426 $780, 1851 44S4
Nor S1 $685. cSyHa sii 4os asai s 2a
tas7 siCs Si52 4S22 424S 4S2s 4i5l +ii5 4Ss8 AS'E
CITY cSuRrTsA TEHnP.s1 IIBst99rs sr0rs s.Gs
1sss 4$s7 $685. 1ios 44ii lilS a2io 1868 442S 1885,
S covsi or GENERAL sEssossP..r InetoT' Ss'5-
sleeve j. and Assistant p'Tct Attorney * ia 90 ii
saas & Is 3 e. s. e. So 81 %, S. "a. S. 49, 81 49,
ccgsr or ansrsiI sKssIoxs-PAR1 II-Bsiors cowing
q - M 4 r. t. a 49, TO- TO- III
GoyRr sKssoyPARI ILIR,.,s
i.aS.4.5. g.. $. 8, TO- IL. H. Is. a. Is. To- H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20

HAVANA MARKET
U.v.xI Ian l9-spaalsh gold 2S9 ss23os ExcAas-'s
quiet sugar quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
Actual Sales Closing. N

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-JAs 10
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
THE STOCKS GO DOWNWARD.
LOWEST FIGURES AT THE CLOSE.

READING THE FEATURE OF THE DAYS
BUSINESS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
co Jan. le-The leading futures ranged as follows

Flour quiet with prices steady and unchanged
As last auotod-Chooe to Fancy Winter Patents SOP
0425. Southern Winters So 6003S 5. Michigan anl
Wisconsin Winters So 10 Fair to chsce SECONDS ss9
Wheat 81 1914 80 Minnesota Bakers Ia slcks
s325 So Medium 0hoco soft springs s. 80 % 95 Low
Springs 81 Rye Flour In barrels 81 $4,000
Cash quotations follows-No. Spring Wheat at
nc No Spring Wheat CSC No Red =.
e GS No barley 7Sssbc. No. FiaI Seed --G
Prime Timothy Seed at - Mess PORK per Dbl
sii co. Lard Der 100 N 81 80. shsrt RIBS Sides
loose 81 40 Dry Sailed sS as sksS s 20
finished goods per gallon 81 le susarCuI Loaf S0sac
0ranulated &c; Standard "A" 7c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20

On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter market was
nrn. Fancy Creamery 1901 c DAIRY al l7020e SsgA
20022lc
UrycrSSAr. Jan, 19.-Flour easy. Family So 500
aS70i Fancy % e0o& 10 wheas quiet No Red ssH
Receipts 1000 bushI shipments 1900 Corn WAS dun.
No Mixed b8a Data steady-No Mixed ~ ls,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-06-28

On last Friday evening, June 25th,
occurred In the court house hall, the
third annual commencement of the
Audubon High School which was unan.
imously pronounced success. Tho
hall was neatly decorated by the rela-
tiyes and friends of the graduates, and
was packed to overlooking with an aD-
preciative audience. The exercises OF
the evening were of unusual interest
and all the productions most commend.
able, especially when considering tho
fact that the graduates were all quito
young having grown from childhood
here among us. Their worthy efforts
showed that they had each been indus
triOus and faithful In application to
studies In order to have completed the
prescribed course Of study at so early
an age, thus giving good promise of 10
future life of usefulness and merit
| After piano solo beautifully render-
cd by Miss Anna Williamson and inyo-
cation by Rev. Harris, the first speaker,
Mr.. Ed Van Gorder, delivered in u
clear and forcible manner, q well pre-
pared Grafton on the "Progres of Civil
izatiOn" which was well worthy the eff
fort of much older and more matured
mind, displaying clearness of though,
breadth of knowledge, tact in compost
ton and excellent oratorical powers.
Eddie Bilharz followed with an Grafton
on Industry, the Way to Success" %
very unique production which displayed
force of thought, good power of con-
ceptiOn, Ingenious arrangement, excel
lent command Of the language and u
thorough grasp Of his subject matter
rarely witnessed in young man of his
age. His voice not being strong per-
haps detracted shade from the force
of his delivery.
Miss Lillian OFT gave the closing ora
ton OF the evening which certainly was
beautiful and worthy thought-child
of her fruitful poetic subject, "Our To-
days Work is Interchangeable" and fully
sustained the high standard as yala-
dictorian of her class.
| Altogether the evening program was
well conceived and nicely executed. not
forgetting the instrumental duet, "The
Witches Flight neatly rendered by
Mrs Chas, Van Gorder and her son Ed,
and also the double trio, "Meet Me at the
Fountain" and the closing chorus,
Beautiful Roses" sung by the young
ladies of the school, After the presen-
tation of diplomas by A. III. Roberts,
president Of the school board, Prof.
Hawk announced that a certificate of
scholarship In Adrian College, Mich,
was awarded to Eddie Bilharz for the
best years work In Latin. To Ed Van
Gorder as first premium, and Eddie
Bilharz as second, for the best years
work in all departments was awarded
each a certificate of scholarship in
Tabor College, iowa.
The exercises were closed and the
audience dismissed with the benedictioa
by Rev. Dickinson,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-06-28
TEIE DA-R7'G L-ER
New Combination VapOr Cook Stove

Which combine all the advantag IS ard overcomes all
the disadvantages of the single enerator, self lighter
and the regular independent bun ner stoves.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-06-28

We have in this stove restored the regular indie
pendent burner and arranged that desired, the
Side End Burner can be paborized and Lighted
from Cen!er Burner, each Bun being entirely in
DEPENDENT and in of eithe getting out of repair,
will in way affect the ott .er while if the single
generator fails operate, the stove is utterly useless
until repaired. This is and has been vital objection
to that style of stove. We have
Successful lily Overcome
this in our New Comb nation. Besides these Burn
ers are Simple, Easily oberah ID Strong, and not
liah'e to get out of repair, Powerful, and yet
'sumes much less F2uta-
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-06-28
Greeley Greetings.

Miss Petite Balm is quite sick with measles.
Mrs Geo. Campbell Is dangerously sick with
fever.
VIM. Masterson has nearly completed his barn.
During the storm Of Monday afternoon light
ming struck StuaTtS house on section ~, smash
ing the chimney and floors. Fortunately none
of the family were in the house.
Joseph Hunter Is In the neighbOrhoOd break
ing prairie for Oscar Hunt, and on the lookout
for widow.
We owe Frank Bierce an apology for forgetting
to mention his IL pound boy, Frank says that
campaign lie. n
Corn Is being plOwed the second time. Rye
promises to be q very heavy crop and harvest Is
near at hand,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-06-28
A Woman's Discovery.
NOTHING LIKE IT BEFORE.

Another wonderful discovery has been made
and that too by a lady in this county. Disease
fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years
she withstood its scAerest tests, but her vital or
gauS were undermined and death seemed in,
sanity aud could not sleep. She bought Of us a
bottle Of Or. Kings New Discovery for con
sumption and was so much relieved on taking
the first dose that she slept all night and with
one bottle has been mraculOusly cured. Her
name Is Mrs Luther LutZ. Thus write W. G..
iIamrick q Co., Of Shelby, y. C.-tiet trial
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-06-28

Headache can be cured by IIibbard's Rheuma-
tie Syrup, IL removes the causes by regulating
the stomach, correcting improper digestion and
general flow OF the blood.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28
HOW Is THIS?

a specim IN of tho Way Campaign Litera-
ture IL Manufactured.
To ne Editor Of tie Register:
Yss'erday's Intelhgencer contained o
great fake dated from Birmingham, Eng
land, and marked Especial CoTespon-
derce." Hal it been dated from Bridge
port, O., and signed Ambrose Beard, and
had Mr.. Beard signed himself a highly
projected manager of highly protected
sheet iron mill, ne would have bse1 more
consistent. Mr.. B. says he has bean In
Erglaud since the st. Louis convention,
bat from the bsst information at hand it
seems he has been for the most part Of the
time in Chicago until he came out to
Bridgeport few weeks ego. Mr.. Beard
is an Englishman, bat he does
not seam to eutsrta'n the same feelings
toward Mr.. Cleveland that ara attributed
by the Radical high tariff press to Lord
Sac. West. Circumstances have thrown
him into the company of the highly pro-
tected and allowed him as an iron mill
mansger to know the good things derived
fcom the tariff by those individuals. NJ.
Beard may be, and we have no
doubt, he is q very competent mill
manager, but as newspaper fakir he is
not 8 bowling success. His stat:m' nts
are entirely too gauzy, and his deductiors
too absurd to be poked into evan man
who does not think-snd fnther if we are
not mistaken, the table of figures concern
irg wages which he quoted, are clipped
ftom a we'll known trust supportinf news
paper. Mr.. Beard was once spared by this
newspaper, and were he all-wiss hs
wouldn't monkey with it now.
BRIDGEPORT DEMOCRAT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28
Drp s
L. s. GOOD.
1125.
GREAT SPECIAL DRIVE

~
We will offer this week the greatest the GA
est the most remarkable bargains in Dry Coz
ever nco TaSis heavy Canon Flannel at cents.
500 yards Manchester Bingham at "a cents.
20 pieces so ince half bleached Table Linen a.
10 pieces Turkey red, fast color, Table Linen at
SOdozen q fine linen Napkins rs cents, worth
50dozen q fine linen Napkins IL. Is, worth fully
$3.50
50 pieces Is inch all linen Glass towling Ga cts,
worth 10 cents. - -.
20 pieces all wool Ladies' Cloth, 81 inches,S 80 ea
10 pieces all wool Bfoad Cloth, So inch, SIS,
worth - co.
Unparailed Bargains will be given In Ladies
Misses and Child-en's Wraps.
100 Children's Closks Especially IS cents, worth
three times the money
500 ChildTen's wraps from SEQ to $500
$50 Jackets from 81 so up 70 $l2 o.
2cO Newmarkets from 81 90 up to 5000.
A full line Of Plush Wraps from $500 to 5000
Specials spseiaII! Specialize
TWENTY SEAL PLUSH COATS
20 inch long (ssmples) sizes S. IS and ID at SO
piece worth more than double the money.
Such bary Iins right in the beginning OF the
season wers never head Of before. But We guar
antee to produG every article mentioned In tns
advertisement At the exact pries named acoVe'
l.. y. GOOD,
col ll25 and ll27 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28
A GOOD assortment of Fine Pocket
Knives and Scissors. All warranted, at
STANTON & DAvENPORT'S.

Ba6yland. Annual volume 1888. II.
lustratsd: d. Lothrop Company. pics
IS Cents. OF all the volumes which an
nually come to delight the hearts of the
little people of the nursery not one brings
cut q heartier shout Of welcome than
Ba6yland. The publishers, from long ex-
perieres, have c:ms to understand pretty
accurately what the babies like 10 lcoS at
in the way of pc 'urss, and what they like
TO have read to tie n in the way of stcr es.
Ard that is why Pa6yland is what it il,
and why it appeals 80 strongly to little
ears. Ba6ylaad for 1888 is as beautiful
outside rs il is inside, and the two c,vers,
front and back, with thsir pictures in
coo of the babies blowing bubbles and
the battles going to bed, furnith material
for 70 end of pleasant stories to ingenious
pspas aud msmmas. "rhe Nursery
Finger Plsys" the 'Story of the Boofer
Kitten" and the no end Of calf, and cat,
ar Iab and dog s,olie with their comicsl
illustrations, which make up the contents,
Constitute series of attrsc.icns that would
be sought for in vain elsewhere.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28

make four speeches in German at 1our
placs s in this county in favor OF the De%o-
cratic candisa'es. The dates are ocso0er
goth, 3lst and November LIST and 20.
August N. utauser, agent Of the Scnmul.
bach brewery at Steuhenviile, Assistant
Msrsral of the Stsubenvills DELE gauon,
will come down to the Thurman demon
strst;on with about 200 msn snd b'ass
band. They viii come down on a spsc'si
train.
A $50 fo:feit was left at this office yes,
terday for $3.50 bet that Cleveland VIII
be elected. This can be covered any time
between now aud Saturday, November 8,
at 4 o'clock. If the better does rot desIe
to leave the stakes in the REGISTERS
bands another stakeholder can be seiecteo.
Special trains will leave Wheeling on tnf
@. & P. and Panhandle roads at midnlgnt,
Tuesday the 30th inst to accommodate tnes '
at ending The Thurman Demonstia' loD.
Sp -cial trains viii also leave Steubenvhie
at 7:39 m. Central time or $3.50 wheel
ing time, arriving here at $50 WheehnR
time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28
DAYLIGHT PARADE

And Mass Meeting ut wheeling-Judge
Thurman to be Present.
The committee in charge of the Dem
ccrstic demonstration at Wheeling on the
30th inst. is making every effort to make
this the biggest affair of the kind ever held
in the State.
A great daylight. demonstration will be
held in the forer Don, followed by mass
meetings IN the afternoon and evening,
when the Hon. Allen G.. Thurman will be
present.
The B. & o. r. r Co. will sell excursion
tickets to Wheeling and return for all trains
on Tuesday, October 30th, from Grafton,
Morgantown and intermediate ticket sta
tions at reduced rates, and vi run q sp :cisl
train from Wheeling at 1900 midnight, for
Graf on nd local stations.
We give bslow list of stations showing
time { trains and round friD rates
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28
IA SMALL WAY.

Of the Day Pointedly Para
sphed for Hasty Readers.
sRpAY WIS psy day at the RIVER
uks.
%. Al drew the watch in Hillman's
watch club lsss even ng.
No "a drew the watch in McNane's
watch club last evening.
A CHANGE in time card of B. & o. r.
E. goss into effect this morning.
A NUMBER of fore igners received their
papers in the Circuit c. urt yeste,dsy.
Two cases, drunk and dis rderly,
were ditp?sei Of in Police Cont yesterday
morning.
THE stone for the elst rier of the Union
bridge has arrived, and the work Of build
ing large tool shop has begun.
TICKET No. SS2, held by Robert Teas
dale, drew the watch ratified of ct Caesce nj
Castle No. 4, K. G. E., last evening"
A MARRIAGE license ives yesterday
issued by Clerk Hook to Eugene McWhoI.
ter and Alice N. Leach, buth Of Marshall
county.
THERE was little news sbout the City
Building and Count House yesterday, 81
nearly ali the employees were taking in tie
joint debate.
THREE disordsrlies were registered a.
Police hes dquartsrs last eve 1irg. One o.
thsss Ee1ple assaulted g young man Oh
the postcfice cornar.
The Arsbian Nights closed its engage
mert 20 q coed su1;ercs at the Opera
House, last evsnipg. The house was
picked at the matinee.
"THE RULING PASSION" great fpsc
tscular drsms tost rectiVed its first p;o
duction in this country at the Bjou Tnes'
tie, Pitkburg, Ssptemte, Sd, with grea'
success, will produced at the Grand OpeIs
House next Thursday evening, and vii
run two highs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF Oitisens and the Coming IN
Going of Strangers.

Movements OF Oitisens and tho Coming sns
Going Of Strangers.
Claude Golf, of Beverly, Is visitor in
the city.
]. e. Hunter, of Moundville, was in the
city yesterday.
Pres. Morris, of the Richie Gazette, was
in the city yesterday.
Hon. B. L. Butcher, Of Beverly, has
been in tie city several days.
Rev. Charles A. Dickey, an eminent
divine Of Phil.delphis, is visiting his
brother, DIR. J. L. Dickey.
Miss Lizzie Randolph, of Blarchester,
Ohio, is visiting her uncle and aunt,
SQUIRE and Mrs Geo. Ankle.
J. Bethel. Superintendent Of Schools
and Ed tor of School Messenger, Flushing.
Ohio, made the REGISTER call yesterday.
Mis- Jennie Cocksyne, . charming
young Moundsville lady, is the guest OF
her cousin, Miss Jennie Hervey, OF
Pleasant Valley.
Miss n. May Emory. musical instruc'
trees at the Wheeling F, male College, WI
ass st the Boy Choir Of the Second Presby-
terrain church this morning, by singing
during the offertory.