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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-26
acknowledgements fit Sas Woe
1enblatt $3.50.
&eienbe u genten:
s. g. Smtd.
6ubert Yenni9er.
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San Nntonio, ben 26. Suli.
4an8lebige Veteranem.
Wdbrenb Der lebten paar Sage 1T
bic amtstube bes County Gi9ters i'm
@eri@tsbauie 5u San Nntonio BON
Morgen bis gum 4benb boa bon 5ol9en
gepeieu, pelde auf cine Stats penlion
fir bic ain teranii6en 8efreiungsfampfe
bon 1886 un6 1887 8etbeiligten Nh.
fprud erbeben. Dur9 bas reuetbings
erlaHeAe 8efeb 1T ndmli6 bic 9ienlt.
aeit, fur iDel6e cine Penfpn geaabIt
tueroen foQ, um Elm Sabr perldngert
tuorben, 10 baB iie ieBt Die bonn October
1885 big gum Sanuar 1887 laufenbe
periooe umfaBt, unb es siebt unter ben
bier lebenben Meritanern, tpel6e iibere
baupt f6on i'm Sab9 1886 i'm oienit=
fdbigen Nlter g~eftanbeu, taum einen
ein3igen, glei@biel oh mdnnli@eH ober
tueibli9en @ei9le9ts, Der ni9t bas
He6t auf cine StaatsunterfiBung gu
baben ober geltenb MAIDEN gu muHen
glaubt. Bei Oieier @eIegenbeit bat fi9
tuieber einmal beraussetelt, nie langs
lebis bic in Stbmef Seras lebenbe
rneritanii@e &afe 1T. Man6e bon
9enen, tueI6e fi6 um bas staatss III.
mOfen betparben, faben In Der Shot
aus, als oh He f9on Dor ber Sintflutb
gelebt .baben f6nnten. Wir gebeH tier
rur cine tleine 2i{te BON Elm paar Der
dlteiten biefer peniiondre, peIGe ibr
Nlter un6 bic benz Situate geleifettn
Oienfe bur9 amtlide Dofumente be-
uieien baben. 9ieielben finb:
Sole CORDOBA, 113 Sabre alt, in
Nacogbo@es geboreu; bat als Golbat in
Capt. 6an9ea' Sompaguie bic 56lo1t
am San Sacinto mitgemadt.
Wabame @anbeIaria, 104 SABRE alt,
bat Sberf Bonnie in ber Mlamo ge.
pfest.
Isabella q. be @uerre, beinabe 100
Sabre alt, in Matamoras geboren,
Mitttpe zines REVOLUTIONS. SoIoaien.
Nntonio COP, "a Sabre alt. THAR
1886 nit Capt. Guis San9e3 in Naeoe.
BODIES.
Miquel Men@aea, 81 Sabre alt, Bat
unter General Seguin eebient, madte
inter Sberf 9arnes bic Santa 6esgrs
petition nit unb biente cine 3eit lang
als &anger unter s. 9aDs.
Sole so. Guerrero. Sc Sabre alt,
mar nit Stephen Muffin in Der S9la9t
bon CONCEPTION, unD biente 6anu uater
6eguin Biz gum 61luB 6es 9rieges,
bauptfd6ti6 als Runofdafter.
Watras @Oriqo, SO Sabre alt, biente
unter 5eguin unb $aplor.
Sebafiano Seiaba, II Sabre alt,
felt fsiner geburt auf Der Miifion gss
paba mobnbaft. biente tpdbrenb ber BE.
Iagerung bon 8erar i'm Sabre 1885 in
Seals 2ompaenie.
pebro Setaba, rs Sabre alt, fo6t
Bel Conception, Molina Blanca unb Bel
San Nntonio unter Capt. ManueI Seal
nit.
Bon aIen Den @enannten unb ben
iibrigen, pel9e fi6 I'M bic Studs
penfon betperben, fpridt beinabe fein
ein5iger englif@. Mebrere babon fin6
tiberbanpt faum nod i'm Stanbe, bers
ttdnbli9 gu fpreden, fo6oB es Der Diens
fe zines iebr fdbigen 9OImetl9ers be-
bari, um ibre angnben su papiere gu
britlQett.
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Galifprnia.@eine.
acknowledgement finben Elm erOBes 9as

@einliebbaber finben Elm sroBes Sos
ger BON feinen California 8einen BEL
Germ s. s. Weper am Mlamo
plasa.. 0err Meper iuGt Die Weine
on Srt uno Stele aus ui.b follft brett
aus Dem Seller ter Weinau6ter. 2ls
gutem 3enner gelingt es inn ifeis, bic
beiien Sorten aus3utpdblen. CT fam
feline 9unben uno Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otb= unb
WeiBueine in boraiigli6er Qualitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone -5rei
ins Saus geliefert.
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Sin a~amfnaa,ttt in Der umteraaSt,

StW St~WWiuBsNN w utl AtWIeCtlUut1
benz burdr elm feibenbes unb fdreienbes
Sinh mebrere Nddte Der Sdlaf seraubt
purbe unb Der gu ber l1eberseuauna ae>
lanste, baB Wlrs. 8inslpms Spcfbina
Shrup ssrabe Der Nrtitet iei. befen er fir
bas Sinh benStbiste, faufte einen 8prtatb
bacon. MlS ct mad Sauie fam unb ieis
ner 6rau bapon Wittbeiluns madte, weis
Serte fe lid, benz 3inbe bon benz @efaufs
ten gu Serabreiden, ba lie cine Nnbdnge-
rim Der SpuaSppatbie mar. Die nddfte
Nadt murbe rieber i&tafos psrbradt.
Gls Der 8ater am nddfen Gage mad
Sauie fam, fanb er bas Sinh idledter
ais ie, uub ba es abernials cine i9lafIpIe
Wadt befirdtste, perabreidte er wdhreib
Der NbDeienbeit ieiner 6rau benz Sinbe
cine Ycrticn bes Sprup unb iaste nidts
bappn. Die Raht eorauf idlief Nles
wcbl unb Der tlcine S1reier erpadte
am WUrsen nit beiterm @efidt. Die
Mtntter par erfreut ibsr ben plSsli&en
wunberbareu @edfel unb cbmrbl fe fi6
5uerif beIeibist fatlte, ais le auftldrung
erhielt, ieete fie bennp4 ben @ebrau1
bes Sprups fort. Sdreierbe R;nber
unb i4lufcie Ni9te finb ibr ieet untes
FAINT. @tre ~ein5elne Yrpbe nit benz
Sprup bat nod bas 2eiben iebes Sinbes
unb bas grrurtbeil Der Wlutter beliest.
Sn allen apctbsfen 5u haben; Is Gents
bic Eloime.
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0as WerSienft feat!

mir Or. Rings neues SGpinbfu6ts : Seiimitiel bereit5
iett elmer Reibe rcn Sahren p~ertaufen, ebenio Or.
rings Neue eeber : Binen, 8udlens Grnica Salbe uno
Gleetrte Bttters, unb bab mir niemals 9eilnittel rerz
~befriehtst baben, ME bieie. Rir 35sern feinen Gusenz
Bid, bic @arantie fur nieIe Mtttel ieber 8eit Su nber=
nehmen une fne TETS berett, has peraussdbte @elp ;uz
rhdSujablen, penn ibrern @ebran@e feinc befriehisenz
ben Reiultate sefDIst iiub. Dieie Miittel perbanfen ibre
arcbe Ycpularttdt threTL etSenen @erbienften. 3nm
yertauf in auen Gpotbeten unb in Der Drcsuen @rpbz
9anhlnns Ron Dreib, Ibcmpipn u. 60.
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Gan 0enrp gprinas Bart.

s. RerbIe. Bddier. DieTer fiible
un6 i6attise Patf 1T Der populdrite grs
bolungsplab Der Staot uno umgegenb
fir Gamilien unb ei9net fi6 aud be-
fonbers CUR NbbaItung bon pribats
Btfnifs. 0err 2erble 1T elm febr auf=
merfiamer Wirtb, her tets beitrebt If,
bic Winf6e Der @dife gu erfhlen.
Seben 9Dnntag Na9mittag unb Nbeno
finbet elm Grei ffatt.
ausgefibrt bon Der Ser. 9taaten Wis
litdr Gapsle. 17,7,t3M
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9ampfer Nsentur.

Die ~Greie 9seffe far 3 e.
ras" Dertritt bic folgenben Sampfer'
2inien, ettbeilt ole ndbere Nustunft
ipesen Bafage nod unb bon europa
unb Dertauft Sampfi6ifs unb giien.
babnbiIete 80 ben niebrieifen &aten.
Die 2ite Der bon urs reprdientirten
2ittter 1T:
Sauabtr9 . MuterifamiiGe 9annpfs
f@ifffabrts @efeuf9aft.
Nen Gtar 9iuie (Slnttperpem).
gpmpa0nie @emerale 3ramss
atlantiame.
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Ser ginoereaa gdub sgtpre,

gde or .9ouFonltraBe unb Npenue C.,
bieIer beliebte 2aben Der Stabt, bot
ieinen neuen 8orratb BON 9 . NJ NJ r.
/ 1uben fir Serren, Samen unb
Ginber erbalten uno bat cine unbers
glei6li6e Nusnabl auer SOrten uno
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella S4ubs
Store fibrt nur bic Gdbritate Der beIen
Gabriten unb iiberbietet Qles, mas In
6iefgen Martt 3u baben 1T. Spectdz
iitdt fir 5erren: Der &OdfOro S9ub
fiir So. gs berlobnt fi9 Der Mfiibe, i'm
Cinderella Store borauipres
den, ebe man anberspo fault.
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Das Sener arelft nm (f6.

Die Geuerbefattung nimmt all I'm,
fang uno 8ebeuiung gu. Sad genauer
Statiitit Der oGIamme" befan6en fG
@noe SUM- ca. 80 @rematorien in Sbds
tiGteit, % in Stalien, 16 in Mmerita unb
lie ems in Seuti6lanb, @usIanb, Grant=
reid, S6uei3, Ddnemarf unb @9me.
Den. 8%erbrannt wuroeH in Stalien
1876: 2, 1877: Is, 1878: 16, 1879:
81, 1880: As, 1881: Is, 1882: SO,
1888: 80, 1884: 113, 1885: 1852,
1886: 1871, 1887: 1854, 1888: 226
Qei6en. Sn ben anberen 2dnbetn aus
iammen 1878: 1, 1879: Is, 1880: 10,
1881: 35, 1882: 80, 1888: SO, 1884:
70, 1885: IS, 1886: 211, 1887: 294,
1888: 437. Sn Stalien aulamme1
1177, in ben anoeren 2dnbern 1869.
Summa Bis @nbe 1888: 2446 iSeuer.
beffattua9en. SIN Monat SUM 5. s.
psiit Die internationale @ebd9tniBtafel
Der uSlamme" IS Geuerbefattungen
nad. Cur ginpeibung BEG 3hrider
@rematoriums am Is. SUM ca. bate
Der gerliner 8srein folgenoes Sele>
gramm a%bgeianbt: Sen glei9sefinnr
ten pionieren unierer bumanen Gade
fenoet our @inweibung bes Gremato,i
ums bic ber3lidfen Slid. unb. Segens.
ipini9e- Ser Yereiu fir 6euerbefats
tun8 gu Berlin. 5. u. Der 0orfBsnbe.
Watterne, StabtuerOrbrettr."
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9ie bette Nlteratios unb anti.bili6ie
Mebi3in lit Samaritan Nervine".
$3.50.
,9ie 9Oftoren ia9ten, mein Sinh
miiBte an ben 2rdmpfen fterben. ''Sa-
marian Nervine" turirte es."
Wm. 6. Gamer, 9apton, 8.
Samaritan Nervine" furirte met
men 6reunb, wel9er fart an Opspeplia
lit. Ni9ael S'@onnOr,
Ribgtpap, pa.
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ssernuma. ,Imtersetsuet feline sOtem.

SdnbIer unb Ngenten, tuel9e Noten
fur elm auf Ab3ablungen ~perfauftes
piauo ober Srgel Derlangen, berfaufen
ober iibertrager bieie Soften on In6ere,
unb i'm Sale Der ni6t pinttli9en Sab
lung 1T bas SuitrIment iowie bas bes
reits seaablte @elo fiber berloren.
Sbos. 8pggan & Bros, 208
@ommereeitraBe, San Mntonio, pertaus
fen Yianos uub Orgeln an leidten Nbs
3ablungen obne Noten unb 3infen.
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sS~ Geinfte uno biqisite 9rudia=
den bel s 0 b II D 8ros.

S9- SIN beliebten Miffipnss
0artem iino @B3immer eingeri6tet
unbfr0fnet porben, poielbit man res
guldre Mabl3eiten einnebmen unb a la
carte ipeifen fam. MablSeiten tperben
i'm eigeaen 8ei6irr au~sgeianbt uno auf
Wunf6 Dinners unb Soupers ins Saus
geliefert. Qufmertfame 8eoienuug unb
prompte a~usfiibrung Der Nuftrd9e ga.
rantirt. Tbeiner & 8aul.
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9emtidb @maliide gbmle,

gan N%ntOnto, SetoS.
auertauut ti6tiae aebrauitaIt fir auahen
unb Wdbdsn; leif breibie Sabren in reaer
@irtIamfeit. 8ortrefaiGe 2ebrtrdfte unter Be.
mdbrter Qeituna. Der ensli16en Spra6e nirb,
mic Der beutfden, bolle &e6nune eetraaen.
guserbem rlnterridt i'm Stanii9en. @iniQer.
mosen bOrbereitcte SdiIer inben ~jeberseit
auinobmc. &dbere austunIt ertbeiIen SER
r. @rooS, Yr1Iioent beS S9uI. 8orfanbes
uub 8 nj. 8arbed, Director Der antalt
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sas- @arum tpolt Sbr Pianos spei.
felbafter Site bon reiienben SdnbIern
taufett, tper1l Sbr bic e9teu Tmerion
in Der neueiien N%usfibrnng biIieer
unb unter lei6teren 8~eotngungen in
benz ~betpdbrten @ei6dftsbauie bon
Sbos. @oggan & 8rOs. baben
t6nnt2
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10 M. y. Outteriios 1886
Oft. OuftOns StraBe, plumbers, 8ass
uub Steam : 6itters, balten fi9 benz
publitum fir lle in ibrGa6f6lasenben
Nrbeiten e~mpfoblen unb Deripre6en
prompte 8eIorgung aler 9Iuftrdse.
&ronIeu6ter, Sass Girtures, Sa6etpans
men, Gloiets &c. itets an 9anb.
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= Wir Tinb nod ni6t OeranlaBt,
infer groBes 2aser bpn neuea unb ge'
brau9tsn pianos unb Srgeln gu Der.
taufen, benno6 f6nnen mir before Sers
mine unb binigere preiie unter gutter
@arantie geben ME ieoes anbere @eiddft.
Sbos @oggan & 8ros.,
2O8 Commerce StraBe.
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Gin i~onoerbarer Vroaes fdpebt

Gin %ionnerbarer Nrpsef f9nebt
g~egenpdrtig Dor ben @eri1ten BON Sc.
Idtpare gountD i'm State Nem Sort.
8or AZ Sabren bate Der Garmer Mi.
ttarb Greer einem Na9barsiungen, Naz
mems Nmos Clifton, elm trd6tiges Mut=
terI@af gelieben unter eigentbhmli1en,
aber bamals gebrduGli9en Bebin9uns
gen. Derienige, wel9er basS9af borgts,
bate natirIi6 fir baRelbe au forgen,
bafiir seborten inn Die Wole unb elm
She'll Der Sunsen. Dem gisentbamer
aber muBte er, fals biefer es berlangte,
am @noe Der erffen 4 Sabre 3pei
S9afe, bic 9dlfte ber Na9tommen.
f6aft, 9eben; nod tpeiteren bier Sab
ten bate Der @igentbtimer Nnipru1
auf bier, nod abermals bier Sabren
auf a6t S6afe, uno 10 tpeiter in
geometrif9er progreiion ifeigenb.
Der Garmer Greer nun ma9te bel 2ebs
aeiten feline Iniprii@e ME gelten5. SEPT
III er tobt, unb aud Mmos Clifton, benz
er bamals bas S6af lieb, ftarb por
Ginger 3eit. Nber cine So6ter bes
Garmers, &atbarina u. Greer, erbebt
ieBt an Steae hires 8aters lire Mns
iprti6e unb u%erlanst bon ben Na@tums
men @QiiOn's einen einunbpier3igi1bri.
gen Sribut, ndmli9 1889 S9afe ober,
oas S9af gu $3.50 gere9net, 81, 480.
Die @eri6te eriter Snitan3 baben ibre
aufprt6e abgepieien, lire Nutpdlte bas
ben iebu6 bereits 8erufuns einselest.
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sdr- So Bros. liefern bic
betfen unb biDigiteu Drudia9en @ebt
3u ibnen.
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= 9as gr6Bte Eager bon 8euebrs
unb &eboIber : pdtronen uno Silien
bel piper i S9ultbeB
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ses- Sbr lpart @elb, tuenn ibre Cure
Srudia@en bel Sobnou Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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2tlantp 9atrinens2 lbfnbr= gDfem.
Office: Is gtorb. GloresitraBe, Selepbon
359. 6. s. NbbeD, Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
ONE TO NONE
WAS TIE RESULT OF YESTERDAYS GAME
WITH CANTON.
A Close and Exciting Gams-Manshsld Defeats
Springfield and Dayton Downs Hamilton
Notes Of the Game.

The Canton and Wheeling clubs, which
are generally recognized as the strongest
reams in the TIi-Siate League, met for tine
first time yesterday on the Island base ball
mark. aud each bad determined to do or
die. They went onto the grounds with
"bIudd,, in their eyes and before the game
was over the gore was Joined by good deal
Of dust, which the wind bad been toying
with rather freely. This probably had
something to do with the fact that neither
side got their eyes on the ball to any great
extent. =,
As usual. Canton has a strong team, ana
fonr OF five members of their last year 9
team are with them. Riley, left-hander'
was IN the box for the visitors, and pitch
ed good game. The home boys Dit MIN
nrsttv hard. but generally directly at
aonoe one kennedy also pitched strong
game for Wheeling, and the fonr Mus '9e
Cantonese got off him had nothing 10 90
with their winning the game, although the
fault Law mostly with him. Inere were
numerous dangerous points all through
the game, but not man 'eacned nome
safeIy for eight innings. Men reached
third several times and counting looked
snre. but fine work by the pitchers left
Them ont in the cold, singing Home,
Sweet lone"
In the seventh Dunn pounded out one OF
his long hits TO left, but the wind blew 1t
into Sharp's hands. In the eighth Ho-
brecht hit a cOrker over the right field
fence and il would have been dead nome
run had not the wind blown IL around. AS
!, was the ball struck chimney on a
house. knocked eff several bricks and then
disappeared. It wasn't out on hue,
however, and Michael staid on second: de
then took third on Zimmer's sacrlnce
Kennedy hit hot one TO right field which
Looked safe for base hit but the deaf and
dumb individual who covers that territory
for Canton, gathered her Ryn and by fine
throw retired Kennedy and the side.
Tough, wasn't it?
And so and 80 fifteen, large round goose
eggs were piled up, as Wheeling failed to
do ANYTHING in her half of the ninth, and
it did look as if there might be an extra In.
ming game with blanks all around, but that
none in the heart of the fans" died out
when Kennedy gave Ryn and Sharp, the
first two men at bat, bases on balls, and
then advanced them another base with
wild pitch. Zecher, the next at bat, hit
hot one TO O'ROurke, which he unfortun-
ately muffed. Dummy" trotted over
the plate, and we were the enemy's fat
iuicy meat. The home team got her first
shut-out of the season, and there was
mourning among the cranks.
The game was a good one, however, and
the next two games should draw big
crowds. Following is the score in full;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going OF Strangers.

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going OF Strangers.
Larney P Carr, OF Fairmont, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. J. W. Lsidley, of Charleston, is
registered at the Mcclure.
Uncle John W. Boring, who hiss been i'll
for q long time past, is recovering slowly.
J. Ed. Ward and wife, Miss Maud Hub
berd and Chas Heed, Of GAINESVILLE, o.,
were in the city yesterday.
Miss McLane, of Toronto, left for her
home yesterday after a pleasant visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Heiskell.
Col. John McGrow, of Grafton, arrived
in the city yesterday on business and reg
istered IT the Mcclure House.
Mr.. Hszlett Cummins and sisters Misses
Lille and Annie, left for New York yes
terday, whence they sail Wednesday for
Europe.
MIRA Frank Vierheller and child, Of
Parkersburg, are visiting at the residence
Of Mr.. Chris. Vierhelier, on South Chap
line street.
ANDY Clark, Dean, W. Va; NJ. Cox,
Arnettsville, and A NJ. cambridge, New
Martinsvine, were registered st the Howell
House last evening.
]. E Terry, Of Richmond, Va; E. Small
wood. Of Elyria, o.; A. 3. Miller, Of Phila-
delphia, aud Alex Conklin, Of New York,
are at the Windsor.
Mrs. Jane Beebe, widow of the late Capt.
janus Eeebe, formerly Of this city, and
daughter OF Mr. A. NJ. Phillips, died at her
home. in New Orleans, Thursday.
NIalvin Gutman, Esq, of New York
City. is in the city bidding his friends and
relatives goodbye before departing for
Europe next week for three months so
journ.
Cards are ont for the marriage Of Miss
Amelia Wincher, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Wincher, to Mr.. Elmer E.
Chapman, Thursday evening, June sixth,
At 5 o'clock, at their residence, No. sSS
Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
Ohuroh Repairs.

The Trustees of Wesley NJ. E Church.
in the Eighth ward, contemplate consider
able repairs to their edifice in the near
future, the improvements including an en-
tire new front
The Tt ustees of the Second Presbyterian
Church have in contemplation the extern
sion of the church building south to
Tweuty-first street, to afford more room for
the Sunday School department
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
ADeI,ehtfuI Concert.

The Carman family gave concert last
evening in the First Baptist Church TO a
large and appreciative audience. The
selections were we'll rendered and every
one was more than delighted. Their sing
ing is beautiful, and all who failed to hear
them missed treat. The Y. P w. A. is
certainly to be congratulated for having
secured the entertainment last evening and
it is hoped that the Carman family will
aoain Wait our city
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
Yesterday,s AssocIatIon Game.

At Observation-Disclosures 10, Louisville
8; errors, Cincinnati 4, Louisville 3; hits,
Cincinnati II, Louisville Is. Pitchers,
Wan and StrattOn.
At enthusiastically 10, Columbus
4; errors, Brooklyn 3. Columbus 5, hits,
Brooklyn 13, Columbus 8. Pitchers,
LOvett and Baldwin
At st. Louis-St. Louis 5, Kansas City s;
errors, st. Louis 2, Kansas City A; hits,
st. Louis Z, Kansas City IL. Pitchers,
Dsvlin and Mccarthy.
All the League and Association games in
the East were postponed on account Of
rain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28

The steamer Andes will leave Wheeling
for Cincinnati on an excursion trip Tues
day, May 2Sth, at p. N arriving at Gin
cinnati thursday afternoon, returning Fri
day night at IL o'clock. A Brass Band
and Prof Hamilton's orchestra will be on
board. For rates apply on board, or to
Frank Booth, agent, Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
r-as ramnsrance Lecture.

Mr.. l. A. Haines, business man OF
New York, aud founder and President OF
the Commercial Temperance League, will
give a free lecture under the auspices OF
fhe Womau's Christian Temperance Union
in the Fret Presbyterian Church, this
Tuesday evening Good music and an
eloquent address will form an attractive
evenings entertainment, which all are III
vited to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28

Andy TalmaD, OF the North End, was
attempting to lead his cow out to pasture
Sunday afternoon, when the animal became
obstreperous. In his attempts to mansge ner
he was thrown violently to the ground;
Several of his lower teeth were knockeu
ont and his face painfully bruised, WINE
he was also badly injured about the cnesi'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28

LADIES' HAIR DRESSING PARLORS
We have two artists. French Lady
aud Gentleman, which avoids the un-
pleasantness of long waiting. We
have In stock and manufactured all
kinds Of hair goods
We open a new branch in our par
Iors this week. that Of mnnicuring.
our French lady artist, who fully
Understands her business.
LOT SWABACEER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28

Reunion at Rock Point, June Sth, 1889.
The Tenth Annual Reunion of the
Amalgamated Association will be held at
Rock Point on Saturday, June 9Th. The
Pennsylvania Company will make the
customary excursion rates for this occa-
sion, and arrange for the satisfactory move
ment of number Of trains sufficient to
accommodate all who may attend. Trains
will leave Bridgeport at 5:45 and 1922 a.
M, and tickets will be sold at the round
trip rate Of 81 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
She Didn't Die.

There was some excitement on Tenth
street Sunday night, and upon inquiry it
was learned that fair and frail Carrie Pal
mer had again made au attempt to shuttle
off this mortal coil. Another lovers quar-
rel was the incentive to the rash act and a
goodly dose of morphine was the agent
used to bring about the sleep that knows
no waking, but the girls didn't want to at
tend a funeral and they summoned medi-
cal assistance, which resulted in Carrie
again returning TO earth 10 experience its
sorrows and pleasures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
AHorse,s Back Broken.

Yesterday morning horse attached to
dray caught one Of its hoofs fast between
the track and planking at the "Pewiky"
freight depot, and being unable to extri-
cate it on account of q spike which pro-
truded several inches above the board,
the animal got terrible fall, the result
of which was a broken back. DR.. Refer
was called, aud finding the horse past all
help he put it out of misery by severing the
spinal cord. The animal was owned by
James Fitzimons and was valued at about
$125.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
Lease Made.

The dry goods hrm of George r. Taylor
& Co. heve leased from Martin Thornton.
for the term of five years, the property No.
1853 Market street, running back to the
alley in the rear The firm will erect q
building connecting the Market street
building with the Main stree; establish
ment. and throw the whole into one i'm
mense store room extending through from
one street to ths other. The lease taxes
effect April 1st, next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
Raae Ball RrIefs.

The Caldwell Globes wish to play the
Island Stars game of base ball.
The Clippers challenge the Quicksteps
for a game of ball, to be played on the lat
ter's grounds Saturday, June 1st.
England and Bowman will be the bat
terry to day for Wheeling, and good game
is promised. Wheeling will 20 in to win
to-day.
1t was reported yesterday that Sam
Nichol had signed with Canton. but he
said it WIS wrong. Sam has offers from
Davenport, Ia, New Orleans, Springfield
and otner points.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
Graves which Cannot be Found.

The G.. A. K detachment having in
charge the decoration of the graves at Mt.
Wood report that the last resting places OF
the following comrades cannot be found,
and request that relatives or friends make
known the localities before the 3Oth: s.
Leonhart, A Snider, George Knapp, j. A.
Newliue, J. eastman, n. O. Conrad, An
drew Holmes and DR.. T. o Edwards.