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, 1889-10-08
PECULLAR PLAGLARLSMS

A slight ripple has been made IN liter.
airy circles by the recent claim TO the
authorship Of Little Lord Fauntleroy''
by a lady whose literary work has never
attracted public attention to herself. The
opinion is gaining ground among literary
workers that the disposition TO CLAIM to
have written other peoples literary pro-
auctions is a disease akin to the opium
habit in its persistency, in the ease with
which it is acquired, the obstinacy with
which Il resists treatment and in its eff
fects upon the moral character of its VIC
Tins. Some curious cases are on record
OF this disease. The number of persons
who wrote Beautiful Snow" was estimat-
ed by the late Richard. Grant White at
twenty four, and that there are at least
thirty claimants 10 the authorship Of
"Al Quiet Along the Potomac" and
Rock Me 10 Sleep" A rural clergyman
in New York had the courage upon one
occasion TO offer a literal transcript OF Dick
ems Christmas Carol to a New York
editor for sale, and when the editor OBJ
iected hal the work was already widely
known as Dickens. the clergyman SOL
EMMY protested that he could not imagine
how the author OF 'Pickwick" could have
got his manuscript. which had been lock-
ed up for years in his parsonage desk.
The editor was unable to aid him with
any plausible conjectures.
Some years ago a student in the uni
versity of California made u collection of
the best college magazine poems he could
find, and among the pieces was one of un-
usual quality, whose author had been
u chadmired throughout the college world
for his remarkable production. A newspa-
per critic presently discovered that Alfred
Tennyson had shamelessly stolen fhe
poem and published il as his own many
years before the actual author had ceased
to wear bibs at dinner.
At least a dozen persons have assured
the late DR.. Holland that they we're the
authors Of the SAKE Holm stories for
which be was receiving pay from the edi-
tor OF the magazine in which they we're
published.
The attempt to rob Mrs. Burnett other
honors as the suthor of one of the most
remarkable literary productions of the day
will have but little effect beyond directing
attention to the curiosities Of plagiarism.
, 1889-10-08
CoIonist SIeepers.

The Union Pacific Ry.. also known as
The Overland Route, has lately added to
its service a number of new cars (Which
by the way are built by the World famous
Pullman Company entitled Colonist
Sleepers, and which for convenience and
comfort are but little behind the hand
some Pullman Palace Car. The cars are
designed for the use and comfort of the
Colonist, who with his family intend NOV
ing West to grow up with the country.
The only difference between these cars
and the regular first. class Pullman is that
the.C olonist sleeper is not upholstered.
There are fourteen sections in each car,
and separate toilet rooms for ladies' and
gentlemen. At night, by means of slid
ing headboards and heavy damask cur
tains as much privacy is secured as if in
the regular first-class sleeper. Plenty OF
fresh, clean towels and a good supply Of
water are also to be found. A uniformed
porter accompanies each car to look after
the comfort and attend to the wants of
the passengers. and no smoking is al
lowed. 1t certainly seems that tor cheap
and comodious sleeping Accommodations,
while travelling these cars cannot be ex.
celled.
, 1889-10-08
FIGHTING FOR THE FAIR.

New York's subscription fund for the
worlds fair aggregates $4,000. When
Joseph Pulitzer, owner OF the New York
World, offered to be one Of twenty Eve
men to give 100000 each towards the
worlds fair guarantee fund. he sent out
kilograms to thirty New York miliionaires
asking them to come forward with a sub
scription- 1t is said that twenty four of
them made no reply at all; FIVE refused
point blank and one agreed to the propo-
sition. All of which causes Chicagoans
to smile and wonder hat New York still
has the e~ffrontery to put herself forward
as the locality for the fair.
, 1889-10-08

T%ERRIroRY OF WYOMING,
COUNTY OF LARAMIE. ss
Adrian j. Parshall and Francis +. War.
rem as assignees for benefit OF creditors
OF Morton Il. Post, plaintiffs.
, 1889-10-08

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives g. HI
, 1889-10-08
IL sCfU pay 10 hare that
chair upholstered at .He1.
TMrNbNu = Co.'s.

Change is one of the irresistible laws
of nature. and fortunately the change is
almost invariably for the better. As an
instance of this St. Patrick's Pills are fast
taking the place of the old harsh and vio-
lent cathartics, because they are milder
and produce a more pleas mt effect, be.
sides they are much more beneficial in re-
moving mobid matter from the system
and preventing ague and other malarious
diseases. As a cathartic and liver pill
they are almost perfect For sale BY B.
b. David.
, 1889-10-08

Send two cents in stamps TO E. L. Lo-
max, general passenger agent Union Pac-
ci6c railway. Omaha. Neb., and secure a
copy of Outdoor Sports and Pastimes,
containing complete rules for lawn tennis,
croquet and base ball; Just issued.
, 1889-10-08

Ladies Delight Pillow Sham Holder.
Convenient, cheap. new and neat. Ad-
justlble and complete. For sale at the
old Episcopal rectory BY Mrs. Corey.
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Al Galro. nj.

special Dispatch 20 The Appeal
CAino, H., Feb. 1.-THE Drouillard passed
20 Wolf Island last night for a load Of corn.
The Sidney Dillon brought out three bargcs
Of freight today 10 90 south In the next tow.
The Jennie Campbell, With cmptics, passed
60 Roscclarc. River q feet tcnths on the
gauge. o fall Of o inches In the past twenty
f.ur lDura
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AZ Cincinnati.

tp'cInI UItpnIrh W Inc NFTFhI.
CNcNNAri, o., Feb. G-The river Is fall.
ing, with y feet 81 water IN the channel at q
o'clock pm. Thermometer down 10 81
above zero. High winds but no damage.
The Buckeye State left for Memphis at .
o'clock pan with big trip. Tho DeSoto
follows Saturday. The Guiding STAR from
New Orleans, and the Ohio from Memphis,
are due tomorrow morning.
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ASK your druggist for Ilylo.
New IIrm.

Walter Lamb & Co.. real estate brokers,
No. ~ Madison street.
We solicit the patronage Of the public.
Property placed with us for sale will re-
ccive our prompt attention.
We do no rental business, but devote
our entire time aud energy 10 selling.
WALTER LAM x Co.
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AiGrern,iIIr. Ms.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
GEEESyiLLE Miss. Feb. 1.-THE City Of
New Orleans for st. Louis. went up at
o'clock pm. River 2g,l feet and rising
The weather h fine.
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LADIES cape collars . specially at Mem
phis Steam Laundry, 22i Second street
Branch office 357 Main.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
THURSDAY.
Arkansas City..............-JANEs LEE. pm.
Steamboats, Leaving


Arr vals-Harry Brown and ii. M. Hoxie,
New Orleans; Port Eads, St Louis; Rosa Lee
Osceola; Coahoma, Friars Point; Ark, Ohio
River.
Departures-Harry Brown, Ohio River; II.
NJ. Hoxie, ST. Louis; Port Eads and Ark,
New Orleans; Rosa Lee, Osceola Coahoma,
Eriars Point.
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TnE spring session Of 81 Agnes Academy
will open on the first Monday In Febru'
AIRY. For particulars apply 10 the Lady
superior.
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uow Doctor. Conquer Death.

~. Walter X Hammond ayE After iour cN
pafitucr ! have Cunr ~ the conclusion That Two
Thirds ui al deaths from cOughf, pneumonia nhl
eUusumpilnn might h. avoided u Arkcrs English
Couah Kennedy wcru only carefully urod IN time
This wonderful rcmedy u sid undcfa positive
euarautro by ~ a. HIiurn. Druggist
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pAGE & ALDERsoN will receive Friday
morning the carload Of poultry expected
10 arrive today.
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star. ofthr tti,er..

OTTicf staxAL sruytDL 4. 4. A., I
MEgruis. Tenn. Deb. O. lkyl. I
The following observations arr taken Al all ia
lions IN The 5ih meridian time. which Il one hour
later than Memphis time
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EyEnYnopY uses Hylo Tor chapped skin.
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HYlo, Hylo. nylO at all druggists
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Ininoi. Central IN. a a. Division,

Leaves Arrivsi
en- o. Mail.......5OO pm en- o. Mail.........7.i0 a
esardis Express 400 - m oSariiis ENpress.Si5 am
tAc'm 4 Lol FrT;i0 am tAc'm a 10 Fra:6 pm
sN. q. tn frc'LgOO pm on. %. Tn frot-6D am
Passengers between Memphis and sards should
take sarlis express or local freight, ~ mail tnin
will not stop Ut stations between Memphis aud saf.
dis The accommodation aud local freight carries
n coach for the accommodation OF local tmyeL
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IOHI
A BOUT THREE whEKs 400. 4 PAIR OF
~ gold trimmed spectacle uu ~ nrhf auhfs
avenue. werr hout a. 90 u.t. ihr ear liudT VIII
b. rewarded ~ returning them lo y l0nc. avenue
I,HEsAPfAKE my u1.t iiNLN COLOR
- IN pup. Bciufn 30 Adams street Ut ruwafl
nDcKETuooK- oS suFfT T ETRRET, ON tEB
! funfy T. iu the nrI.h'HIuF ~ luilnF, y
iady's ppcketbo1t euiiia.ulug 90 billa and rhahHg
about 81 %. Property rsu Hf pr.ru aul hnnrf WI
ba we'll rewarded b. lsaNuf a' Union Planters
Hank
DoAN MARE aHDY. Has KNoT BEHIND
viii t1 rrwafdfd III nlufHIfF hrf w corner ~ Wal
Ter avenue aud HoffhudD H!gl e. Huchlgnhnit
Vr,e.ry, MAURICE MAYO
\XrATCiI-sUNpAY MuNlNG. JANUARY n,
w on johnson Aychur ltNe1h hnnlus9n slieot
return 10 Mis- iuliA CUM .uFsi CORNER s"hufoh
and pcytnu ayHuurk and De- IWnnlrl
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Leaves Arrive,
sfimltcd Fx... tsOpm efImitcd FIX o.. GOA n
sPaducah tx. 1f5Am eraducah EN.. GOi n
sRipley Ac ,..- i.ii pm oRipley Ac......- $500 a
Limited express trains run solid between Nc a
phis and Louisville, carrying Pullman Buffet
drawing. Room sleeping Cars pnducah Expfcss
connects closely at Fulton for Cairo. ~ Louis and
Chicago giving the only day tuin from Memphis
10 - Louis Ticket Office under Peabody Hotel.
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L'RoN THE eEgulTGyEp c0nSEn oT
II Trrrsynnt avenue anil Poplar 19ul,Nsfu. !
man horse. about ~ year lll NINA IN lsn olg
ann iaTe ieg A iiirrul frvafd viii ~ uaid on
~ setWfp M fpT ipiour uu thBi viii lead a. the
recovery II the same W ~ y a.
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10 CONTRIBUTORS AND CORRESPOND EYT,

OUR NEW YORK OFFICE
Eosrn oToe Of THE APPEAL, No. II Tribune
Building. NoS York j. 4 Taa DcraL Special
EnSiSrn A0efu
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Enst End Dummy limo.

Arrives and Departs from Cor Third aud Monr
ktrgpta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-06
PROGRESS OF THE WORK
On the Union Railroad Bridge
f and its Connections.
WORK ON THE BRIDGE PROPER
Now Under Way While the Two
Tunnels Are Being Vigorously
Notwithstanding For One
PIer-Along the Creek,

The work Of driving the two tun-
nels through the hills from the Top Mil
to the valley Of Wheeling creek, is going
on vigorously day and night The earth
taken from the east end is hauled out on
the company's bridge and dumped on
the fill for the track east Of the creek,
while that from the west end Is dumped
into Pewiky cars down a chute and
hauled away, A force Of men Is also
still at work grading near the Baltimore
1 Ohio tunnel in the East End, and
some work is being done south Of the
creek, though the Arbenz Injunction has
for the present stopped active operations
near that point,
The excavation for the shore pier on
the West Virginia side Is down about
forty feet, and 1t Is uncertain at what
depth bed rock will be found, This pier
Is located on the beach. Another Is TO
be built between this and the east abut-
ment, already completed, against the
hill back OF the Top mill,
The work Of dressing stone for the
piers Is In progress over In Martins
Ferry, and as soon as the weather per
mits and the water gets low enough the
river piers will be begun and pushed.
A monster crane with a bucket holding
half q ton OF earth Is used in the hole
for the shore pier,
At the meeting OF the County Com
missioners Monday there was a COM
plant that the crossing Of the w, & II,
road over the Peninsula road al eleven
feet elevation was not high enough, and
q committee was appointed TO confer
with the company and city authorities
and SEQ L this could not be changed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-06
TUE LOCAL INDUSTRIES,
Some Notes from the Factories OF Wheel
Ing and Vicinity.

Some Notes from the Factories OF WheeL
Ing and Vicinity.
P.B. Meyer, Esq, OF Trenton, N. J..
has succeeded Mr.. Ewing as travelling
salesman for the West Virginia ChinI
Works.
The Crystal Glass Works formerly the
LABELED will start about April ! on
staples which 1t will make. The old fur.
naco has been torn down, and will be re-.
built In modern style as soon az the
weather will permit.
HIolds are being made In Martins
Ferry for the glass works to DO erected
at Anderson, Ind, by Messrs. Miller,
Gottschalk and others. A number OF
the employees OF the Buckeye Glass
Works will work In the Anderson enter.
prise.
Tho decorators at the Wheeling not.
terry have moved into the new decorat.
ing department. Over ono hundred are
at work and the number will be increased
later. The buyers who have been around
thus far have left some nice orders, and
the number Of orders coming In by mail
Is by no means small. The pottery is
making finer goods than ever and is
working on new designs. The new pot.
terry will start about the first Of April.
AT the steel works to-day the old pro.
cess was resumed. BY this process they
use the Cupalos for melting purposes,
thereby giving employment to large
number Of men who were thrown out
when the Cupalo process was abandoned.
The direct process which has been In
use for some time past IL not failure,
however, the only trouble being that the
capacity Of tue blast furnace was made.
Quate to supply the demand for metal
made upon lt.-Belldire Tribune.
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We refer to our special low prices on
all Dry Goods and Carpets. Below will
DO found few Of the many low prices,
which has been placed on all Dry Goods
and Carpets In our stock:
5000 yards Londsdale and Ladies'
Choice Muslin at &c per yard, worth
l0C.
5000 yards Lancaster and AmoSkeag
Ginghams at 0lC per yard, from Sc.
5000 yards SeersuCkers al 7C per yard,
worth l0c,
1000 yards Mohawk Valley and Fruit
OF Loom lO.4 BleaChed and Gnbleached
sheetings at 22c per yard, former price
5000 pounds Quaker City Carpet
Chain at l0c per pound, from 22C.
10000 yards Arnold and American
Blue CaliCoes al Ole per yard.
1000 Curtain Poles, with all fixtures,
at lSc each.
5000 yards Yard.wide Unbleached
Muslin al &c per yard, worth DO.
90 pieces Mating from l0c yard up.
100 pieces All.wool Carpets, from Doc
lCO pieces Brussels Carpets from 4oc a
yard up. 49,, . "a.
avoid the afternoon rush,
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MOUNDSYILLp
Indicted for NIurder-Liquor Cases-Per.
sonal Gossip, etc.

Indicted for Murder-Liquor CaSes-Per.
sOnal Gossip, etc.
Capt. ?. B. Catlctt is again iRnItor at the Cour
There arc eighteen caies OF mumps'at The
lenitentiary,
Nj, Roy Reynolds. Of New MartlnsvillC was ii
town yesterday.
Miss Addie Wyrlck, Of Bellalrc, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss MAudO Jefferson.
Mr.. Henry Shelf has gone to Cleveland to take
a course OF optical lessons under Dr., Klug,
Fred Murray wen, 10 Washington to Sce The
Inauguration and returned home yesterday.
Mpasrs: Daniel McConaughCy, Sam lSooher
James Alexander aud VIII lranner, Of Cameron
spent Sunday 10 MoundsvillG.
Mrs. clint Pickett and her sister, Miss Bird
Wilson, Of Wheeling, visited Mrs, J. d. Mcclure
Monday.
Mr.. William MCConkey has returned home
from the mountains. He brought with him 4
large live nttleSnRkC, which he las IN boz
Ia his store.
The funeral Of Bushrod Burley, whose sudden
death at bridgeport, Ohio, was mentioned IN
yesterdays lNTELLiGEScER, will take place from
tue residence Of his brother here this afternoon
At 0clnck,
John swelnberger, OF BOnwoOd, was before
Mayor Purdy Monday, for being drunk and
raising 4 runpus generally. lie was fined SIX
aud costs, and In default Of payment was sent
10 jail. Some Of bis friends came down In the
evening and took him out.
Judge PAUL opened court Monday. lie made
favorable impression upon the members Of the
bar and court officers, The present term prom,
lGes 10 be q short one. But tWenty.SCVeu indlCt.
mCnts were found, all but four being ioF nlSde.
msanOrs. The following indictments were fol
selling liquor without licenses John Higgins, /;
Y. \. Velton, n; James II, Fountain, 8; Martin
kuhl, Ii NCll Quinn, 1; William BfIcelAnd 1.
y. Il. .DrRniner,l /; William SchRle, / George
GeoEleinC, p John Henrietta, ST., {. Thomas
Miller was Indicted for the murder OF Joseph
Morris ut BGnwoOd,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud wheeling People
Ahrand

Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Col. Glenn Steele, OF Lancaster, o., Is
stopping at the stamm House.
Mr.. Frank II. Smith, OF New Cumber.
land, was at the Mcclure house yester.
day.
Speaker Joe J. Woods, who has been
confined In his room for several day5, Ia
able to be out again, says the Charleston
Gazette.
O.P. sybert, OF Washington, Pa, ].
R. Glasscock and wife, OF Cincinnati, ].
+. Graham and j. D. Harr, Of Fairmont,
were among those registered at the
Howell house.
Next Tuesday Mr.. Harry +. Cimiotti,
q well known merchant Of Pittsburgh,
and Miss Lulu Peterman, daughter Of
Squire II. O. Peterman, will be married
at the home OF the BRIDES parents on
the Island.
Mr.. @. D. johnson Is in town In nd.
vance OF Brady & Garwood's "Dr. Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde" company, arranging for
It's appearance at the Grand all OF next
week. This Is the company Of which
George ODER is the star.
Miss Julia Marlowe, the rising star
who has delighted two Wheeling
audiences this week, was born and grew
to girlhood at Ironton, o. The family
now lives at Cincinnati. A gentleman
was in the audience last evening who
has known Miss Marlowe from child.
hood,
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MARTINS FERRY.


BADLY Injured on the RailFORd-WaE Fig
uFes ReheaFsO- Personal, Etc,
Miss Belle Wagner Is dangerously III.
Isaac Cots has moved his family to BCllaIre.
Joseph Henderson, OiMOyCr, Pa, Is home on a
short visit.
There were Aye recruits to the Sons OF Veterans
camp last night,
The dog ppIsouer Is getting In his work in
ClRrkE addition,
William Harris and Mr., Carson, OF ClarE's addI.
ton, are on the sick list.
Martins Ferry Republicans arc much pleased
with President lLArFlSOn's Cabinet.
George Wagner returned yesterday from two
weeks visit to Anderson, Ind, Chicago and other
places,
To-day being. Ash Wednesday services Will DO
held In the Episcopal mission ut 1850 q, m.
l'iAhop Boyd Vincent will preach.
Miss Lizzie Conuers died yesterday OF typhoid
fever at the residence Of her brolher'ln'lGw, Mr.,
Charles Hoffman, on Third street, aged . years,
The township trustees were Ia session at ], T,
Hanes' Office all day yesterday settling up tho
years business With The Treasurer aud Road
Supervisor
Tonight a rehearsal Of the young ladies' and
gentlemen who viii take the parts OF the wax
Will DO held At the residence Of Mr. George Mo.
Kim. AsucCeSstul rehearsal OF those who will
take part III Round was held at the residence Of
Mr. A. lsalStOn on Monday evening. ,op lO.mor'
row evening full TehpaFIal Will DO held ut the
4peEa House, AL persons who will takepa IN
tlilS entertainment are requested 10 attend this
rehearsal Seats arc selling well.
William Morgan. an employe In tho Rlson
glass works, was seriously II not fatally Injured
by tho cars yesterday. lie had Just flushed work
and started home Tor dinner, Tho II O'Clock
train on tho Cleveland 4 PltRbVFPh railroad
west bound shot Wy aud Morgan attempted TO
baAta Il Id order 10 ride down 10 the depot. III
trying to do 80 no was thrown up In the air over
six feet and III falling struck hisstomRch against
q railroad tic. He was carried 10 Ills home bu
Walnut street, aud DR.. Hlnerman, tho attending
physician, says he is doubtless injured 10 lSfRSIY
NO bones were broken, The pptottGpat9 boy Is
Ason Of W, q, AHFgaa, a Carpenter,
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+rWELFTH NIGHT"

shakespsare's Charming Comedy Charm.
ingly POrformed-Mis MRrlowe's Second
Success,
AS EOla in Twelfth Night" Miss Mar
lowe confirmed the good impression Of
her first appearance. The role Of last
night, though not requiring the power
Of Julia, served to show the young &C.
tress in another and sti!I pleasing light.
II established the fact that Miss Marlowe
Is equal to high comedy. In Viola she
displays grace and winning naturalness
which seem rather to belong 10 herself
than to be the creation OF art. II praise
do not spoil her, Miss Marlowe is certain
10 be a great actress, Already she Is
more 10 DO enjoyed than most Of the
more pretentious.
The company Is worthy OF high praise.
Last night the laurels were taken by
Miss Shaw (0hvia), Miss Hinckley
Maria, Mr., Owen (Sir Toby Belehl, Mr.,
Currier lSir ANDREW gAgGe Cksek(, and
last, hut really first, Mr.. Barron as the
delightfully."- foolish Aalvolio. 1t has
been long since Wheeling saw such an
eveningof high comedy. Miss Marlowe
and her company need not be assured,
after last night'sreception, that a return
visit viii meet q cordial WELCOME,
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In tho Supreme Court Of Appeals OF
Monday, March 4, the following ORDER
were made:
from Mason county, opinion by Bran
non! degree Of Circnit court reversed auC
cause dismissed,
Davis VS.. Point Pleasant, from Masor
county, opinion by Brannon, decree o.
circuit court reversed and cause dis
missed. l..
Sewing Machine Company vs.. Dun
bar, from Wood county; opinion by
Brannon decree OF circuit court affirmed
Bushong Va. Rector, from Wood coun.
ty; opinion by Brannon; decree OF cir
cult court reversed and injunction per
petHated,
Walker vs.. McFarland's administrator
ct al, from Kanawha county; opinion by
English decree Of circuit court reversed
and bill dismissed.
Nease vs.. Etna Insurance Company
E al, from Mason county; opinion by
Snyder; degree Of circuit court affirmed.
Jones 4 Haines vs.. Q'Brien, assignee,
from Wood county; opinion by Snyder /
decree Of circuit court reversed and de.
cree OF August, 1884, continued In force.
Cornell vs.. Council, from Kanawha
county; opinion by Snyder; decree OF
circuit court affirmed.
Adjourned until Thursday at 10 a, IN.
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MRamhllnr. In Ro,ne. D

Thursday evening at the Opera House
Mr.. Raglan will give the closing lecture
Of his series OF illustrated aCcoppts Of
travel. His theme will be "Ramblings
ia RaRe.n Rpd large namB3seiF, Of {, yie e,
localities OF the Eternal City will be
given, accompanied by Mr.. Ragan's en-
Pertaining and instructive talk. The
seats In the gallery, which is an excel
lent place from which TO view the pic
tgles, have been put at % cents, 10 that
there IL no reason that anybody should
fail to hear the lecture, which is really
worth good deal more money, besides
being for the benefit Of tho 'Woman's
Union Benevolent Society. After the
lecture special motor will leave for the
country on the Elm Grove road.