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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24
Notice to Creditors.

TNQTHE CREDITORS OF JOHN DUNM0RE
l. Whiting, deceased, and Thomas Jones, de-
ceased. In pursuance Of q decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Ohio County, made In a cause therein
pending, IN subject the real estate OF the said
John Dunmore whiting and the said Thomas
Jones, to the payment OF their debts. you are
required N present your claims against the estate
Of the said John Dunmore whiting and the said
Thomas Jones, or either OF them, for aijudIcA.
ton IN Joseph K. PAUL, commissioner, ut his
office, % 1901 Chapline street, In the City Of
Wheeling. Ohio county, West Virginia, on or be.
fore Friday, the 10Th day OF April, 1858.
witness, John ". Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court
this iih day Of March, 1854.
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
mrSDawy Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24

virginia Xxx and above 31a32c; X29s31c;
medium 37aa37ac; coarse 36aS7e; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western hne
or X and Xxx 2Sa29c; medium 36a37c;
coarse 35a37c;. fine washed delaine, X and
Xxx 34aS5c; medium washed combing and
delaipe Y and XX 33a35c; medium washed
combing and delaiue 3ss39c; coarse do,
36s37c; Canada washed combing 3Ss36.
Boston.
Bosros, March 23.-Wool-Moderate
demand and prices favor buyers; Ohio and
Pennsylvania extra feeces SOC; Xxx 3la
3l5c; Michigan extra 2sc; Ohio and Mich.
gan No. l washed feeces 35sa36c; No. /
combing 37a3sc; No. 2 343a36c; unwashed
combing, one-quarter and three eighths
hlood 2ha27c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24
aedttlnaI.
MFANTHE
SKLNDISEASES

Our oldest Nhlld, now six years or age, when
Al iutSUt six months old WAS attacked with a
yiulcuL. malignant skin disease. All culinary
remedies failing. we callcdOnr family physician,
who attempted e. cure &c; but it sprcad with al.
most incredible rapidly, until the lower portion
uI the little fellows person, nom the middle OF
his hack down to his knees was one solid rash,
ugly. painful blOtched, and maliciouA We had
no rest 40 night nc peace by day, Finally, we
were advised 70 Try the CUTlCUHA RENEpiE.
The effect WAS simply marvellous. In three or
four weeks = complete cure was wrought, leav-
iug the little fellows person a. white and
healthy as though he hal never been attacked.
Ia my opinion yOur valuable remedies sSNeS ms
IEa and IL day he IS a strong, healthy child,
perfectly we'll, no repetition Of The disease hay-
tpr ever NCrurrl GEO b SMITH,
Auy atLaw and Ex Pros Atty, Ashland, ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24

Pacific ocean was IN the mellow sweetness
of the wind and in the gentle undulatiOns
Of the silver-laced swell; but scarce had we
passed the height Of 10 degs. when the
weather grew sullen and dark, a haevy
bank Of clouds Of a livid hue rose in the
northeast, and the wind came and went
in small gusts, the gusts venting them
selves in dreaIy means, insomuCh that our
Oldest hands confessed they had never
heard blasts more pOrtentous.
The gale came on with some tightening
and several clapa of thunder and heavy
rain. Though it was but 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, the air was 80 dusky that the
men had to feel fer the ropes; and when
the first of tho tempest stormed down upon
us, the appearance Of the sea was uncom-
monty terrible. being swept and maugled
into boiling frcth, in the northeast quarter,
while all about us and in the southwest il
Law in a sort of swollen huddie of shadows,
glOoming into the darkness of the sky
without offering the smallest glimpse ofthe
horizon.
In a few minutes the hurricane struck
US. We Ind barred the brig down 10 the
close reefei maintopsail; yet though we
were dead before The outfly, its first blow
rent the fragment Of sail as if it were form
cd OF smoke, and in an Instant it disappear
ed, flashing over the bows, like q scattering
of torn paper, leaving nothing but the bolt
ropes behind. The bursting of the top.
sail was like the explosion of q large can
non. In a breath the brig was smOthered
with froth torn mp in hinge clouds, md
hurled over and ahead Of her in vast qniver-
ing bodies that filled the wind with 3
dismal twilight of their own, in which
nothing was visible hut their terrific speed,
ing. Through these Singing, soft, and
singing masses OF spume drove the rain in
horizontal steel like lines, which CLEANED
in the lightning stroke, as though indeed
they were barbed weapons Of bright metal,
darted by armies ofinvisible spirits raving
out their wal ciies as they chased "a.
The storm made q loud thunder in the
sky, and this tremendous utterance domi
mated without suhduirg the many scream
ing, kissing, shriekiDg and hoo'ing noises
raised in the rigging and abGnt the decks,
and the wild. seethiug weltering sound Of
the sen, maddened by the gale and strug-
Cling in its enormous passion under the
irst choking and iron grip Of the hurri-
caneis hand.
But though the hrst rsge of the storm
was terrible enough, its tierceness did not
to its height till about l o'clock in
the middle watch. Long before then the
sea had grown mountainous, and the dance
of our egg shell Of a brig upon it Wa
sickeniug and sffrighting
ss-ses THE SUNDAY REGISTER,
March 25th, for u continuance of"ICE
BOUND" me or the most intensely
stories ever placed before
public.
w. Clark Russell, the author, IL the
most popular modern writer OF
stories OF the sea. This novel, ICE
BOUND" deals In the w%RryeIcus-
somewhat I'm the Of Rider
Haggard and Robert Louis Stevenson.
IL IL n story orihriHing mad absorb
ing interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24

"After Mr.. Garlic and / arrived here,
and I had bought 9 home, Mrs. Carlile
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24
THnrSANDS OF CHILDREN

Are rrru i";a he world every DAY with som &c
Us lection, ouch ss milk crust scdl
heat 9r q. or dgudruf, sure ~ develop into an
aA1u.rfrs .rgrrss. the itching, burning, and dS
uLU.au uvf which make life a prolonged tor,
ure ~ yCnpCFly treated
AWaru bath With CVrICUEA soar, an eNquis,
lie SKIN BeSUtiErr, aud "A single application OF
CurICUKN. the Great skin Cur, with u little CT
rErrEN EpplvENr. the New Blood Purifier. are
often ~!ai tent u arrest the progress OF the dis
ease. s.. point tO Il speedy and permanent cure.
H,ur,. M mother WaOlOyes her children, who
take vruls lu their beauty, purity, aud health,
I'm hrSthHlug upru them a Chllds greatest III
heritaars.-a skin without u Flemish, aud \ body
uou-lSheI by pure hlOOd-ShOuld tau ~ make
trial OF the CUrICvEA EENEDIEs.
Sold evrrywhera. Price, CUTtCCRA. SOC; soar
80. Ry~OLVEST. 81. PrepSrel by the eOrrEr
pgUa ASH CHEMICAL Co, Boston. AaA
"Srrd FOR How n Cure Skin Diseases, 8
PAGES. ~ Illustrations aud 100 teSunouiAs.
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LIVE sioux.
Eant Liberty.

EAST Liberty. March 23-CattlN
Receipts 10 head; shipments 10 head;
market, nothing doing all through con-
signmentE-
Hogs-Reoeipts 1900 head; shipments
/ LOCO head; market active; Philadelphia
S. S0s5 s.; miIei IS 65a5 IS; Workers
S. 50s5 GO; common TO fair s. 25a5 40;
pigs S. O0s5 20.
sbeep-Recsipts LOCO head; shipments
1900 head; market fair at unchanged
prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., March 23.-Hoe0r
Active and higher; common and light
81 00a5 90; packing and butchers s. 40s
5 IS; receipts $50 head; shipments 1850
head,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24
DuFFY,s FORMULA

A Certain Cure for tho First Stages ID
Consumption.
Tia main ingredients are raw becfInd Dufy's
Pure Malt whiskey, and it stimulates the snsr'
GIGS and builds up the tissues IS no other saisn.
tic discovery has ever done.
az am . Presbyterian clergyman anda Doc
tor of Divinity, but l an not afraid to reeom-
mend Dury's Malt Whisky and Dufy's For.
muls as the purest and most efficient prepare
ton, I know of and my experience isa large
onap R=v. b. Mills,
Princeton, Iowa.
Dufy's Formuh is for sale by all druggists
and dealers. Price, 81 per bottle.
The DUFFY MALT WHIsEEY Co,
Enchas.er " n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24
URlEDHTl lHllrTiII
U ufl IIlf nIlll1I 1lSIllDgIt1
Louisiaus State Lottery Company

incorporated In 1858 for 2Syeas BY the Lesisl'.
tn1e for Educational and Charitable, purpoecH-
fund Of over $50, 0C has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote It's ffanchbe
was made a part OF the present state Consutu'
uCn adopted DeoeInber d, A.. i. 1919.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people 81 any State.
IL never scales or poStponeS
.Yts Grand single Nurnber Drawings
take plaNe monthly, and the Grand Quarterly
Drawings regularly eyory three months March,
June, September ana December).
Asplendid opportunity 70 win . fortnne. Fourth
Grand Drawing, Clsa ID, In the Academy Of
aukc, New Orleans. Tuesday, April 10,
IssS-2l6th Monthly DrWtng.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24
OIL City.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, March 23.-Dry Goods
With iobbers the demand was very good,
with a corresponding trade in motion. or
agents the demand was moderate but Of
improved proportions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24
PETROLEUM..
Ttfuaytllo.

TitussilIe.
TITUsyILLR. March 23.-Petroleum-
Opened at 9~3ta9Sac; lowest sssc; closed
at sssc.
PTTrsBURa, March % - Petroleum -
Excited. weak aud lower; opened at 93sc;
closed at Sslc; highest 93tc; lowest sssc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, March %. - Petroleum
Opened at 93l; closed at ssfc; highest
93lc; Lowest Sslc; ~clearances 1909, 900
barrels.
OIL City.
OIL CITY, March %. Petroleum
Opened at 93fc; highest 93tc; lowest
SSic; closed at Sssc; sales %, 496, 900
barrels; ~clearances 1902, 900 barrels; runs
AZ, 23l barrels; shipments &c, SI4 barrels;
charters 109, $50 barrels.
New York.
NEW YORK, March 23.-Petroleum-
Weak all day, and although sales were
only moderate, the decline was at times
very rapid. The market opened weak at
93sc, fell one cent in the first hour. A
period of dullness then ensued. during
which the market sagged of steadily, but
in the last hour the decline became very
rapid and the market closed weak at sssc;
sales 9, TSl, 900 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24
4ntqg.

uva A hsreny csrtify that we supervise Toe
OnsS",snts ,of all The Monthly and Quarterly
n.safnsn Of Inc Louisiana state Lottery Com
,, ny, aud in person manage and control The
drawing themselves and thai tns snme ar I'm
tosant iii parties, and we authorize the company
10 usa mi, certificate, with fac-stniies or cur as
:, my ,u.rhcd, IN IL kiyertsemInA'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24

PaImer's s~kiu.Sueeess soGp and ONT
druggists.
4. W Duffy. Esq, Pennington, n. r., sAys
nothing helped his face bat Pslmers Skin Sue
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24
CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,00O.
s-S'si's., !i'ts,; srs zen r:ll,. :.:,ly. Hsi'a

2i,S Prizes, Amounting 10 ..................--..SaJ5,6 e
Application far rates "a clubs should 10 made
only IN the once Of the Company IL NtS Or.
leans
For further information write clearly, tiyinI
hll address POSTAL NOTES, kIprcs
Money 01dCso Now YORK. Exchange 4! orr .nsry
letter, Currency BY efprefs lat our eIpeLtsl "a.
drsSed
n. A. DAUPUIN,
sew Orleans. ia
Or -. A. nAUpBTR,
Washington, ID q,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24
Comnissionsr

We the undersigned Banks and Banker win
m ? All Pr,uas drawn In The Louirana state lot
tsiies which may be presented at our counter
j. m. OELENRY, PreS Louisiana Nstl Hank.
PIERRR IANAUX, PreA State Natl Bank.
A.BALDWIN, Pre& New Orleans Natl BANK
CARI, KOHR, Prest Union National Sank
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24

by means Of offers OF money, aid, social
position and influence, did wickedly, wilt
fully, designedly and mSlicionsly debSuch
and seduce W. d. Carlile," and cause him
to desert his wife and children, without
the knowledge aud consent Of said May s.
Carlile.
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Wleelin9 8eeisten
Grarsltrs' 6nidt,

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AkNPLANArlOS OF REFkREScE MARKS: sDaily.
tSundAy excepted. Monday excepted sun
day only. Saturday excepted.-T5 Meridian.
February u, ISIS Wheeling tine, which Is
lust one hour earlier thai Contra Time:
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Mt @s2 lie Per Oeht.-Goyernmeni'
Dull and Stesdy-Stocks Lower-FlouI
Dull and Unehanged-whsat Lower.
NEW YORK, March 22-Money on cal
easy at asel per cent closed offered al
. per cent prime mercantile paper 5a7
per cent; stsrliag exchange dull but
firm at ~4s5ia4s7i.
GovERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24
Railroads.
NLEvELAND 4 PTTTSRURG z L

Under schedule In enect JAnuArG ISss. trairs
leave Bridgeport Ohio, Central standard nms:
For Pittsburgh aud Cleveland. $40 a m, lOl
y. m. For Pittsburgh, j0:i5 a m. Fo, Wells
vile, <:lt ,. m. Fer stcuhcnyilie, $50 a m
For Martins Ferry, 6:&S q II. Trains arrive Of
Bridgeport NJ 7:hS 8 ~, lNS a NJ. rs y. N A.,
~ p n. o2S y. m, and "a y. IN. nyH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24

Simonton ranch for SIS, 900, paying SIS, 900
down, bis financial standing was assured.
ANYTHING FOR A QUIET LIFE.
In the Napa Register, last Monday, Car
lille made even a more comprehensive offer
of compromise in the hope of shutting off
the flood Of scandal that threatens to over
whelm his family. His card was as fol-
lows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24

BALTIMORE, MD, March 23.-Wheat-
Western dull; No. . winter red spot SHE
asked; March ste asked; May s9sas9ic;
June sS}as9c. Corn-Western steady and
dnll; mixed spot 55sa56c; March 55sc;
April 56!c asked; May 56t56sc. Oats
Firm; western white 41a42c; do mixed
3sa39c. Provisions steady. Mes Pork
at SIS rs. Lard-Refaed SIC. Eggs
Higher at l5il5lc. Coffee ifmer; Rio.
cargOes ordinary to fair l3sl4c.
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WOOL.

P~hiladelphis.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 8-Wool
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24

Leave tho City at s00 l. "a and run every honE
until 100 p. IA
Leave Wheeling Park at so a m, and run
pvery hour until 1909 p m, except Church
Trains which will leave the Park at 9c4S q. N
aud City .. l2:lo p, N
O. HIRSCH,
Rnnartntendank.
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Address Registered Lsitsrs 10
sEw ORLEANS NATIONAL MANN

hEMRMBHk that tho presence NJ usuersis
BesuTegsrd and Karly, who ARE in charge Of tf o
ORA wings, IL 3 guarantee ~ absolute fairness ard
integrity, that the chances arc al equal, and
hat no one can possibly diyina what number
will draw 4 prize.
IL Gtik RASTEED EY fOUR NATION.
Al BANltS o. New Orleans, and the T1ckess
are signed by the President Of an IrsAtrtion,
whose chartered rghB are ~reooRniL,d In he
highcft CouItsi therefore beware Of any inita
tons or snsnyInons schemsa mrIlWx8af
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24
CREAM

ClGGBSeS LEt
Nasal PaSSa,
yes, Pain
and Iudsnma'
ton, Heals thu
Soras, Restores
the Senses a
Ia st q = n Q
Smell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-24
al
TRY The CUREHAY
GNTARRH

Is a ffgfa-s o. the mucous usU;hTA1e, Veperaly
org.gg..ng ~ ,lg uSsSl passages aud Maintain
mo n. .s-.ms.-Dld Ia the head. From this point
Il, -.u4, .4..a Is poisonous y,rGs luan zoe sintlaSh
and tr~rrgH ghe digestive organs, cNTruptlngt inc
BLOT ami 1rO'B,tHE CiGeT G'd'4SSume ahu
dangerous n r0rt'ps.
particle applied into each noSinl anal
ay-paar., p-r-s - cents st truggSts; by mall
rggs,.-.,i. 81 tr-,,. BY bKCIHEkS. Nc. -
Gre.uWE On S.-asf Nv forS. NtNhtSE
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-
limo tabls taking eject DECEMBER 10. is1,
Passenger trains Will run ~ follows -CcnsrAi
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author Of The Wreck Of Tie GrOs geRor," Jacks
C0urship,' " WGtch Bd0lG,"
1.-THE Lady Maud" Etc.
CHAPTER !.
THE STORM.

HE Laughing Mary was
a light ship, as sailors
term a vessel that stands
high upon the water,
having discharged her
cargo at Callao, from
which port we were pro
ceeding in ballast to
Cape Town., South
Africa, there to call for
orders. Our run to
within q few parallels
of the latitude Of the
Horn had been extreme
ly pleasant; the proven
Lial 4uildness OF the
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B., 2. s. O. RAILROAD.
Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Beliaire NJ $40 A. N, arrives at Beilsire al
400 p. N.
wOOisaeld passenger train leaves Bellsire al
an .. m, arrives al Bellaire At SD & m.
Summerdeld Accommodation leaves Bellair 81
loo p. IN, arrives at Bellairs at lod5 q N.
All trains daily except Sunday. Central stand
sri Time from RPllaire.
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NETHEKLNa AND KIN GROVE F. &.

On ana srar Monday, October 81. 1857, Trains
on the wheeling and 4 GnoyeR r., vtlrun as
] E,lIl-z
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17
Music and Rec,ta,ions.

The entertainment given In ST. Paul's
Reformed church, Friday evening by the
Young Peoples association wss very cred
table affair and was largely attended by
friends Of the church and association. The
sxsYcises were opened with hymn by the
anociation and Q prayer by the pastor. The
orchestra rendered some excellent music
Including an overtlre and medley. The
choir rendered o full chorus, which WAS
highly appreciated. "'TIs distance lends
euchantment to the vlew," was the subject
OF we'll written essay by Miss Kate Shirk.
Harry Cast followed with vocal solo,
and next Mr.. Cecil Harper recited very
effectively "King Robert OF Cecily." Mr..
Hunter sang vocal selection very sweetly,
and MY. Cecil Harper entertained the audi
ence by recitipg How they got the good
news from Ghent to AK" and the Blind
posts Wife" Mrs. Ne,cher and Mrs. Hunter r
aang O duett, and Cecil Harper recited
" Sandy Mcdonnell" The entsrtainmen
closed with fine selection by the orchestra.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

From the San francisco Chronicic'
She was romantic. Her father was mil
lionaire whose life had been devoted to
sausage raising He was practical naturally,
but all the poetry Of her family was right
in her. She WAS beloved by another mil
lionaire's son, but she had been reading
romances and stuff, and when he proposed
to her she declared he must do something
poetical for her
" Dearest, what can ! do ?"
4" Become poor artist ?"
al couldn't be any other kind OF nm ar
tist"
al mean you must pretend to be poor
artist Pa does not know you. You must
come and make love TO me, and will fall
In love with you. Pa will object and make
a row. We will elope and get married,
and when 1t is all over we'll tell hun, and
1t will bb delightful"
And 30 he became poor artist and took
q poor studio, and daubed ON canvas and
pretended TO paint pictures. And there
was another miliionsire's daughter got to
coming to his studio and sitting for her
picture. In those delightful little tste-s-
tetes he forgot all about the romantic
maiden, and when the romantic maiden
came one night In peasant costume as q
sweet surprise to run away with him she
found he WAS married to the other girl, and
had gone off on his honeymoon. She
thinks that romances are all lies now, and
that nothing happens In real life "a 1t hap
pens In books. She's about right
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17
Tn. n.srs., 1.ou..r. Ever Made.


There is now hanging in the show win
dow Of Hsrnish & Co.'S. store, 4S West X ing
street, the largest trousers ever msnuiac-
tured. They are for John Powers, =" the
largest man living" now in the show busi-
ness In Danville, Hendricks county, Ind.
The trousers are Of navy blue cloth, and
woro cut by Mr.. w. q. Rooney, Mr.. Hsr-
nish's cutter, and who Mr.. Powers writes
y the only cutter who has been able to It
him without making alterations. The trou.
aors measure 6S inches around the waist |;
So around the hips 81 around the knees,
and y around the bottom. 1t took three
and half yards OF cloth, double. width 10
make them, enough TO make whole suit
for man OF ordinary sizo. Mr.. Powers Is
well known In this city. His friends will
b glad to learn that he and his big sister
are In good health. and will probably visit
Lancaster the coming summer or sutunn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17

Tho three Millers, members OF the Rus
sian colony, who were brought from
Lebanon to answer tho charge OF stealing
goods from fellow countryman named
Isaac Felser, were heard by Alderman
A. II. Donnelly on Friday evening The
Office WAS crowded with friends Of the
prosecutor and defendants. Alderman
Donrelly was obliged to secure an inter
prefer to understand the testimony. The
alderman returned all tho cases to court
and the accused entered bail for their
AppeRrAnca
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17
Children of POwhatAn

The Psmunkey Indians, in forwarding to
the governor OF Virginia their annual tri-
bute of fish and game, say they have
dwindled from a population of 100000
souls to 100 braves, squaws and papooses.
"We," they say, In petition which they
want transmitted to the president, stake
no part in politics, but acknowledge the
laws passed by the pale faces, and are ever
ready to go forth In defense OF the great
government of the United States when
called upon to protect and shield the squaws
and pspooses OF the pale faces. We would
humbly pray and importune you, great
and good chief OF the pale faces, sitting
around your council fire In the great City
of Washington and smoking your pipe OF
peace, that you would enact and pass suit
able laws which would allow us, the last
remnant Of the great Chief Powhstan, living
in the county OF King William, Virginia,
that we may send ana have educated, free
OF cost to us, the children OF our tribe to
that great and good school known as the
Hampton Normal school,"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17
Good remp,sr Anp,yer,nry.

Lancaster Lodge No. "a, /. o. OF q. T.,
held their first anniversary last evening In
Grand Army hall, North Queen street. The
large hall was crowded with invited guests
who were favored with the following pro-
gramme: Singing, by the lodge; prayer,
Rev. J. N. Folwclf; sole. Miss Leila
Bear; reading, Miss Louisa M. Myers /;
music, Miss Anna Haas lodges his
tory, r. q. Musser singing Harry Gibson;
residing, Miss Mary kaufman duet, Miss
Anna Haas and Mr.. q. Zeck recitation,
Miss Oale, OF New Jersey; instrumental
music, MIR. g. Zeck essay, Miss g. Flem-
ing; singing, Miss Lila Bear; reading,
s.. Il. steele; singing, Harry Gibson.
Addresses we're delivered by Rev. J. N.
Folwell, Luther &. Kaufman, esq, Mr..
Musselmap, of Franklin q Marshall
college, and others. Those present were
highly pleased with the entertainment
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-17
TNn EnneIalAT0-dnH.

Tho funeral OF Jacob Bruner took place
from tho residence OF his sister, Miss Cath
crime Polst, on North Queen street, this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The services at the
house were conducted by Rev. Meminger,
OF S.. Paul's Reformed church. to which
deceased belonged. The pail. bearers were:
Ephraim Xellers, Phares Kauffnar, Dan.
iel II. Heitshue and John II. Holiinger.
The iutermons took place at Lancaster
cemetery.
The funeral OF Jacob Bachman, who died
In Quincy, Illinois, took place in StrssbuTg
this afternoon, and WAS largely attended.