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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-07-19
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL

Colleges where there Il no relig.
ious influence upon the students never
graduate the best men.
The agent OF the Bible Society in
Toxic, Japan. has been unable 20 meet
the great demand for the Bible in that
city.
The Zenana Medical College. Lon
don, trains young women for medical
missionary work In India. China, Sy-
ria, and other Oriental countries
The French minister Of education
has offered gold medal for the best
French scholar 10 be found In English
schools His offer is intended TO en-
courage the study OF French
1t has cost the city OF Boston 20
supply school-books for the last five
years an average per year OF G3 cents
for each scholar. The number Of
scholars Is set down at G2. 0O7.
The educational report In India for
1883 shows that there were 3, 400, Sii
pupils In the schools. and 2i0. 472
scholars In the private schools, being
about ll5 per cent. OF the entire pupils
OF the school-going age ia that vast
country.
1t appears from the Year Book OF
the Church OF England that IN 1875 the
number Of persons confirmed In Eng
land was under 1873, 900. while for 1898
the corresponding total was over 2l7,-
600; an increase In thlrteon years OF
nearly 80 per cent, which Is almost
four times as great as the growth OF the
population.
A gentleman who withholds his
name proposes 10 establish for u period
OF five years. through the New York
City Superintendent OF Education.
twelve scholarships for poor boys in
the schools who wish TO go 10 college.
In order TO enable them to do this ho
will give 10 the parents or guardians OF
each OF the boys selected $3.50 year TO
support him whilo ho Is In college.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-07-19
Modern Miracle
u N


SINCE DIR. =. N. ETIENNE has come
- here hundreds of people have been saved
rom the grave and brought back to health in a
very short while Stop and think. Dr Etienne
was born Physician, and alongside this he was
educated In the great book Of Medicine Some
think the Doctor is gifted because he is seventh
son. but do not believe t. That has nothing To
40 with Medicine. Though the saying is that a
Seventh Son has some power which others have
not the Doctor laughs AZ the idea. Tie claims that
IL comes from long experience and practice.
ow. please do not come tome At once, but 90
Nnd consult the best phvsicisns, and what the
cannot do Dr. Etienne will not only relieve you
hut cure you. The Doctor viii cure the haries
cases of Malaria in two week. and not cured
money refunded Mr.. Alrie, Of OlnSyyiilc, had
the Malaria for - years, and has spent over $1,000
I'm medicines There was nota mCd cine sdver
us,d but he gave IL a fair trial, without success.
when he heard of the great Dr Etienue De vent
to see him and was cured iu tive days. And - Il
: with all forms OF disease
How many when discouragci by phvsicia "a
have been toll that they coull never be cured
an to-day are rejoicing in having consulted Ia
Doctor 5ni followed his advice.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-07-19
POCASSET.

The Pocasset Ice Co. are using ice from
this place, having emptied one house.
Mr. William Thornton and wife made
visit last week to his parents near Mos
vansicut.
Mrs. o. o. Thornton has returned from
a visit to her brother, Mr.. X. X. Gates,
Northboro, Mass.
Several of the young men Of this place
went on the Grocers' and Marketmen's
excursion to Oakland Beach, Wednesday
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-07-19

ness in this state, under the provisions Of
this act, shall comply with all the re-
quirements Of Chapter 400 Of the Public
Laws Of this state, entitled "An act in
amendment Of Chapter "a Of the Public
Statutes 'Ofthe Revenue Of the State"
Sec. IS. This act shall take effect upon
It's passage, and all acts and parts Of acts
inconsistent herewith are hereby repeal
ed.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-07-19

ESTATE OF ELIZABETH S1hNSFIELD.
The undersigned has been appointed admins
istrntor with the will annexed oi Elizabeth Sta1s-
field, late o. Buruhy Lancashire, England, by the
Probntc Court Of the town of Johnston X. J., aud
has given bond according to Law.
HERB .Rr B. WOOD,
Johnston, Il. l., June 20. 1859.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-07-19

AN ACT TO Establish and Maintain
Soldiers Home, and 10 Provide for the
Relief Of Needy Union Soldiers, Sailors
and Marines of the Late War. and the
Dependents OF Deceased Soldiers, Sail
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-07-19

We are still selling those $3.50 and
40 Suits, but they are going fat Call
and save money. Ia Mems and Young
Mems light dress pants We have an un-
surpassed stock at the lowest prices.
Call, examine and be convinced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling People
Abroad.
Col. George u. Caldwellis at Charles
ION.
Miss Birdie Harrison, oil Piedmont, Ia
expected,here next week 10 visit friends
Miss Maggie Prince, Of the Island, re-
turned home yesterday from a visit to
friends at Bellaire.
Messrs. Z. +. Mcdonnell, Of Weston
and T. NJ. Hursey and John Mcdonnell,
OF Clarksburg, were registered at the
stamm yesterday.
Mr. Tom &. Brady, Of Clarksburg,
came in from n very successful trip out
through the State yesterday and regis
tered at the Stamm.
Miss Nellie V. Douglass, OF Wellsburg,
returned home a few days ago from
Cleveland, o., where she has been for
sometime visiting friends. She enjoyed
her trip very much, and formed a great
many pleasant acquaintance.
Mr.. Elem Birch, OF Washington, Pa,
was In the city yesterday. Heslys that
his brother, the Hon. John NJ. Birch, OF
ills city, United States Consul at Ma.
gasaki, does not expect to reach home
on his return from Japan, till late next
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. G. Dillon entertained
several Of their friends very agreeably
at their residence OH Sixteenth street
last night. Cards were the principal
feature Of the entertainment, handsome.
ly supplemented, however, bychoice re-
ireshnients, music and the pleasant In.
torchange Of social gossip that In Wheel.
ing's society circles Is always such q
charming feature,
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IN TllE CIRCUIT COuRT.

The Island School rronerty-Thc W. & II.
Inlunction.
A special term Of the Circuit Court
was opened by Judge PAUL yesterday,
and the case OF james A. Henry against
the Board Of Education, concerning the
piece of lot on tho Island desired by
the Board to build an addition to the
Island school house, was called. Almost
two.thirds OF the day was taken up in
arguing questions involved in 1t, and
then the Sheriff was ordered to draw
and summon twenty ireCholders to APP
pear February 90, to serve rs jurors In
this matter.
Several chancery orders were consider
ed. The application Of +. @. Arbenz for
an Injunction restraining the Wheeling
& Harrisburg Railroad Company from
grading down part Of Twentieth street
adjoining>the Arbenz furniture factory,
then came up. Mr.. II. NJ. Russell APP
peared for Mr.. Arbenz, aud Mr.. w. r.
Hubbard for the Railroad Company.
The argument was still in progress when
court adjourned for the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

Loyell's libraries in great variety at
the Postoilice news stand,

Loyell's libraries in great variety at
the Postoflice news stand,
Rev. DR.. T. F. DeHass returned yester-
terday from New York, slightly improved
in health,
Sam Smith returned To Pittsburgh
yesterday after pleasant visit with bis
parents here.
Last night a lodge OF the o. U. A. NJ.
Of about u members was installed at the
knight OF Pythias hall.
Miss Matte Mcdonald returned To
lrondale, Ohio, yesterday after IN ex.
tended visit with her sister, Mrs. B. +.
Brady.
Vice President.eleCt Levi P. Morton is
a cousin Of tho grandfather OF Miss Kate
and Messrs. Robert, Charles and Pete
Stewart, Of this city.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs, Abram
Lash entertained party Of friends very
pleasantly at card playing, at their resI.
dence ON the Heights,
The annual masquerade ball Of the
Martins Ferry Maennerchor, at the hall
on Washington street last night, was
largely attended and was the occasion OF
much enjoyment. There were a great
variety Of costumes. Many OF them
were elegant, while others were comlCal,
all worth seeing. Only persons invited
were admitted, thereby making the
affair select. The masks were removed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

Hardy and vonLeer will appear at
the 0pera House this evening in their
famous play, ION the Frontier" The
play tells Of the loss Of two daughters Of
an army officer who are captured by the
Indians and who are returned to their
father through the efforts OF scout,
Jack Osborne Plays Of this sort are
generally full OF action, and ION the
Frontier is far in advance OF the aver.
age drama Of lis class. 1t is brimtul Of
good comedy, catchy songs and dances,
while both MI Hardy and Miss Won
Leer have invested the play with as
much dramatic art as possible. They
are clever artists and have the support
OF very proficient company. The
stage setting is above the average, as are
the costumes and properties. The camp
OF tho Indians in the fourth act is u
really beautiful piece Of scene painting
and figure grouping. The company's
Indian brass band will give q daylight
parade to-day and u torChlight parade
before the performance this evening"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
walrnnllnr lhslr Pastor.

A reception, in honor Of their new
pastor, Rev. A. ]. Trey, was given last
evening In the leCtpre'room Of the First
Baptist church by the ladies OF the Mis-
sion Circle, Young Peoples Working
Association and Sabbath school. Rev,
Mr.. Simpson welcomed the pastor In be.
half OF tic Mission CirCleand tue church
In few well chosen remarks, Miss Mol
lie Sims then welcomed the pGstor In 10.
half Of the Young Peoples Working AS.
ISOLATION and Sabbath school, In a charm.
ing manner, and DR.. Blaisdell, Of the
Female College, welcomed the pastor in
behalf OF the clergy Of the city, In grace.
full address, Alter q few remarks from
the Rev. Alr. Trey In response TO the vel.
comes extended, the ladies OF the Mis-.
sion Circle served refreshments consist.
Ing o. coffee, cakes, etc, to the large
number present. After oil present had
been introduced to tho pastor and Mrs,
Trey, the gathering dispersed, all wish.
ing the new pastor and his wife the best
Of success In their new field Of labor.
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about II o'clock and the merry d,D.
kept up till late hour. The aiFair -,
certainly a credit to the Macnncrcho'S
BELLAIRR
All Sorts Of Local News and uo,,lD ,,.
the Glass CITY,

All Sorts Of Local News and 0o.slp ,,.,
the Glass City,
The @, Troll property here is all alv.,.
tised for sale,
DR., ], Park West has vaccinated aboD,
100 school children. '''u'
The Knightsoi Pythis will give onDa
entertainment soon,
The window glass houses are maxim,
large shipments now,
Gen, A, ], Warner, OF Marietta, w,,
here yesterday on business. W."
NJ, Somehow shipped his housebop
goods yesterday to Peoria, III.
Bonysteel & Bridensteln will beT,
their ice harvest this morning, s~
The steamer Hudson reshippedo,o,
OF Southern freight hero yesterday, "
john Workman and Lille Mabaasv
were married by Rev, j, o. Smith yestsI.
day morning, ''''''
The Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wbee,iD.
Railway will have very cosy offices her,
when finished, '
There were only ITO grand Jury vii,
nesses subp@naed at the opening Of
court this week, v
Cashier Tallman, Of the National Bauk
had very hard fall this week, hurting
his hand and leg badly,
David Sheehan, Of Pittsburgh, orl
shatler, Of Bellaire, will run Ioot rars s
for $500 side on the 23d inst, ''
Mrs, O, o, Crafty aud her son. Car,
are here from Delaware among iriepi1
and relatives, and will remain severn
weeks,
The table glassware houses here a,e
making some nice shipments; also the
Bottle Company and the Lantern Globe
Company,
The lower floor OF the Troll building
on Belmont street was a glare Of Ice YES.
terday morning, caused by u bursted
water pipe.
The Benwood ferry ran all day yester.
day, but could not get near her float ON
the West Virginia side; consequently
no teams went over,
The school janitors are experiencing
some trouble heating the school build.
ings. There is something radically
wrong. Some schools were dismissed
yesterday,
Lutte Miller, in "Foggs Ferry, y )o,l
night, had fair house. She Is well
known here, having been here on several
occasions with the old Standard Opera
Company.
An engine sounded an alarm Of fra
about 9 O'clock yesterday morning, and
the bells took II up soon utter, II was
occasloned by u slight blaze on the rooi
Of the water works; no damage done.
W. ]. McClain has Just returned from
Pittsburgh where he has been contract.
ing for an immense lot Of stone ior
new Pittsburgh, TT, Wayne & Chicago
Railway and Panhandle Railwaybrilge
Just below Pittsburgh and above liz
Davis Island Dam. Paterson, the con.
tractor, has the job, and Mr., MCClain
will furnish the stone.
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tendant salary Of 900 per annum. The
last section oil the proposed act is TO the
effect that 1t shall take effect from and
after May "a, 1889, the date OF the explr-
alton OF Judge LETTERS present term.
Clerk Thompson has two more years 70
serve, however, and cannot be deposed
except for cause, In case the act be-
comes law he will, OF course, continue
as clerk for two years,
The proposed act provides that as II is
at present done, the officer Of the city
who acts as clerk shall be entitled 10 the
same fees as q justice Of the peace for
the work he performs, but that those
fees must all be turned over 10 the city /;
they may be collected the same as fees
are collected In the Circuit Court,
The provision in the proposed act In
relation TO the Sergeant was defective
and had to be remedied, 1t provided
that he should be entitled to all fees such
as the sheFifs are, his duties and powers
being the same, but said nothing about
turning them into the treasury as Is now
provided for both by legislative act and
ordinance, This was practically restor
ing to the Sergeant the "soit snap" bis
office used to be and reduCingthe Board
OF Public Works contingent fund by
several thousand per annum, Mr., Hand
Ian called attention to the matter, and i
was changed so that the Sergeants com
pensation and duties remain the same a
at present,
Council is given the power to elect ant
qualify citizen 10 net as substitute TO
the Mayor whenever he shall be dis
abled, absent or otherwise incapacitateC
from acting as Judge OF the court, anC
such "sub" shall DO paid such compen
sation as Council may decide, TN
Mayor shall be paid such salary, not y
exceed $1,000 perannum, as the maxi
mum, as Council may determine.
Chairman Brandfass also urged al
speed in getting these two acts beior
the Legislature, and the same was OF
dered done, .r,.f-.nf
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Gu. wIllIalns, Company.

This fine variety organization opened
an engagement at the Grand last night
which runs till Saturday night, with q
matinee Saturday The house was
packed. The company Is not as good ai
the one Mr.. Hill had here last, but IL
yet strong and pleasing. 1t consists OIL
Mr.. Hill, the finest club.swinger IN
Americaj Miss Estelle Wellington, a
fine and graceful dancer and skipping
rope artist; Frank O'Brien, "grotesque
COMEDIAN Wilson and Bravarde, Irish
Bryant and sayllle, good musical sketch
artists; the NOwcombs, whose act Ii
good; John Drew, vocalist aud dancer
Mile Alberta, wire performer, and
star in her line; Paul and Frank Ham
lin, knoCkabouts, and Luigi del Orc
well called a musical phenomenon. Hi
act iB q marvel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

A clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that loathBome disease, Catafrb,
and valnly trying every known remedy,
al Last found recipe which completely
CURED and saved him from death, Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send.
lug q Beli addressed stamped envelope 70
Prof. j, A. Lawrence, So Warren street,
New York City, will receive the recipe
free oil charge, hwAr'EoW
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"a pnrIpr AIntcll.n

Evans and IIoey, two Of tho most ia.
nous comedians ON the road, will appear
at the Opera House Monday evening in
one OF Hoyts best plays, "a Parlot
Match" The sale Of seats opens at
Houses music store this morning, 4hc
company Ia at Pittsburgh this week, and
the Dispdinb Of yesterday saysl
Messrs. Hoey and Evans are present.
ing their excellent dish OF bload comedy
in IA Parlor Match" at the Opera House
to fair business, Their work is as fresh
and full OF spontaneity as II they had
only Just begun the impersonation OF
the unique tramp and the literary agent.
The whole play Is ono long laugh, and
the dismal house echoes with unwonted
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

A delightful luncheon was given by
Mrs. Joseph F.Paull yesterday, from II
till 4 o'clock, at her pretty home, 1.-THE
syCamores," out the National road, in
honor OF her guest, Miss RebeCca Yeech,
OF Pittsburgh. It was a semi.formal
affair, the eighteen ladies who were
present as guests being all seated at
table at one time. Over two hours
time passed quickly and pleasantly in
the enjoyment Of the appetizing lunch
and each others company, Accompa-
nying each lady's card at the table was
q sentiment, the reading OF which by the
guests caused considerable merriment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
LOCAL BRRYTTlgs.
llAllsr. Of aIla0r lloaloaI q ana AbauI ne

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About The
City,
OPERA HousE this evening ION the
Frontier"
CHIIDREN's masquerade at the Arlon
hall this evening,
THE actors Of 1.-THE stowaway" are at
the Mcclure House,
THE GRAND this eYening-Gus Hills
World OF Novelties,
VALENTINES are making their appear.
ance in the shop windows,
YESTERDAY was the anniversary OF the
highest water Of the flood Of 1884,
LOUIS ZoRcKLER will begin filling his
Ice house out at FELTON, to-day, He will
put large force to work,
YESTERDAY was another almost per-
feet winter day, pleasantly cold, though
the sun shone brightly from a Gloudless
sky,
SWEENEY & Son received the contract
for the machinery for Capt, John Booths
new boat, and James +, hanes will build
the cabin.
MIR, EMMARTH, OF the Island, is re-
Ceiying a lot OF fine stone and will put
up fne house for Mr.. W, Stone when
the weather opens,
A BUTCHER named John Peyton, Of
Fulton, had the misfortune to cut him
self very seriously while butchering
hogs on "Wednesday, He is doing as
well as could be expected,
REV, ABNRR JONES IgEY, the new pas
tor Of the First Baptist church, was yes
terday authorized to solemnize mar
riages, He gave bond In the sum Of
81 800, with ], w, Amlck rs surety.
TUE cold weather has frozen the gas
out In the City Hall clock, In most o.
the lets in the Second ward market
house, and in some other places. Water
pipes also suffer, and the plumbers are
happy.
TnE Council Committee on Railroads
is called to meet this evening for the
purpose OF organization, and the, Com
mittee on Accounts will meet and close
up the books Of ex-Clerk Bowers and
ex.Recelver Dunaway.
CUTTING ice Ii IN progress on the
creek at Main street and in numerous
spots east OF tho city, Those engaged II
It say, however, that the ice Is scarcely
worth harvesting, being for the mos
part unsound and not very thick,
In these days "when the enterprisinl
burglar isn't burgling," he's "a actin OF
the stoige." Tie "Stowaway" burglars
tools attracted general attention yester
dae.. They were on exhibition In San
Brubaker's Market street window.
A WELL KNOWN physician recently
took from the knee Of a child living II
North Wheeling n needle which thu
child swallowed In 1885, when she wa
nero baby. 1t caused commissions tol
time, and then ceased to trouble thu
child till 1t causeda little soreness in the
knee.
REy. DR. CUSHING, pastor Of tho Fourtt
Street NJ. Z. church, will deliver lee
ture at the church this evening, undel
the auspices oil the Young Peoples OK
ford League, his subject being Italy
Raw. DR.. Gushing is highly thought o
as pulpit orator, and will doubtless
give n entertaining and profitable dis
course.
AT the regular meeting Of Enterprise
Lodge OF Good Templars tho following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term: Chief Templar, John ID. Hall
Vice Templar, Lulu Humes; Secretary
Joseph Hubbard; Financial Secretary
Will'Richards; Treasurer, Joseph l.. De
CANT; Chaplain, Maggie Bloom Marshal
James Simpson; Sentinel, Emma Humes
Guard, Nettie Hill.
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The time Of the Police Court was occu-
pied yesterday from o a, IN. I'LL 1880 p,
M, In hearing the evidence d about d
score Of witnesses, and brief remarks oil
lawyers, In thD case Of George johnson
and Brown Berry, accused Of disturbing
religious worship at the Simpson NJ y,
church last Sunday Tho court room
wns crowded. Judge g. l.. Cranmer al-
peared for the prosecution and w, II.
Hearne, ESQ, for tho deienae. Tloeyl.
denCc was regarded as very funny by the
crowd but the result did not strike
Berry and johnson as laughable, the
former being fined $40 aud costs aud the
latter 50 and costs.
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Ronl E.tate rran.rers of sl1s,745 rs,

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10
record two deeds OF trust and the follow
ing transfers OF real estate:
Deed made January 81 by the La Belle
Pottery Company to the Wheeling Pot
terry, In consideration Of Sl1l,845 %, for
lot 4 in square "a in Caldwell's addition
the La Belle Pottery property.
Deed made February Q by George X.
Wheat and wife to Robert O. Yarling,
in consideration OF $1,000, for parts Of
lots I and s in square II in j. and ]. h.
Bakers addition.
Deed made February 9 by George X,
Wheat and wife to Elias O. Yarling, in
consideration OF SLIGO, for parts Of lots
I and in square II Of ]. and j. r.
Bakers addition, said lots fronting on
Twelfth street on the corner OF Elizabeth
street.
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aTHR STOWAwAY,"
A Good Enough Play but "FaEe" Rob
bsry-A Presentation,


bsry-A Presentation,
1.-THE. stowaway," given at the Opera
House last night to a good audience,
evidently mostly drawn by the "real''
burglars, is not bad play. The scenery
Is fine and the company above the aver
age, but the burglars fake Is unworthy
OF any manager The advertisement Il
a lie, and the alleged safe.blowing on
the stage iarce, Themen make enough
noise to wake every person In big
square, and even the police on their
beats. 1t would be funny ifwas not a
rank fraud.
Wheeling Lodge Of Elks was present
in a body last night In honor OF Miss
Helen Weathersby, who Is an honorary
member Of the Elks' lodge at Detroit,
sharing with five other women the honor
OF this connection with the order. Al
the close OF tho third act District Deputy
Exalted Grand Ruler Oscar seeley up.
peared on the stage and presented Miss
Weathersby with beautiful amber
water set Of imported glass, each piece
holding o beautiful bouquet Of fragrant
flowers. Miss Weathersby's acceptance,
like Mr., seeleys presentation, was very
graceful,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

The bowling alleys out at Wheeling
Park were again occupied last evening
by q congonial little company Of society
people, who tasspd two hours very
agreesbly rolling The balls and eosslping.
They returned 10 the city on the last
train on the Elm Grove road, and 70.
paired 10 the home Of ono Of The ladies
Of The party, where refreshments were