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New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
4 sE,u.rANIC AT rrENo, AYEE,.

Ruen0. Ayrcs. July 13.-A semi panic prevails ou
the Bonr-e. There are rmors Of failures impending.
ard fears that the ca,hng ~ checks in gold VIII Doe
come obligatory Gold D. al -UG.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

3 cents for every name brought in to him that has
not been already reported by the census cnumcrators
In addition - this he oilers so 10 the person who
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
sEvEnE rI.onn. Isl NnErn IrALY.

Rome. July 13.-TlYods IN Northern It'ly IRE cau9
inc immense damage. especially iu the Valley u the
Adige. Troops assisting u repairing brcachc5 iu
the rivers banks at Verona and L.,adzou
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
1xcrrAs1NG nl.rlE. - 80 - LErr.

INCREASING DT TIE~ ~ ONFN ND EEI-T.
Paris, July 13.- The superior Council of Agriculture
ha- approved proposal %. the Tarh Commi-. Ai.
crcasing the duty live oxen sN'y ft fanes, on
COWS forty-ci,ht frame. and beef loar france pr
100 llllOs.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

TIE SPANISH AMBASSADOR AT LONDON.
Madrid. July 13-Th. HIau casa "a I1"'.a ha
been appointed spanish Ambassador ~ London.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

BARON WISSNANN IL NEED OF Long REST
Berlin. July l3.-Eanon W--manr'- asthma IS ahat
Ing but rheumatism has ~upcrv"ued. with general
nervous weakness. he needs prolonged rest
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

REEELLING AG NN>T THE NAliDi.
Cairo. .rIly 13.-TLe DJa;l.ns have rclelod against
the Mahdi, who is dciondca by the Iacgar,.s.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
NEw-YoRK MONDAY IHM-rwEIvE PAGES

by Romcyn b. IIough, publisher Of American
Woods who is thoroughly familiar with his subject
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-06-05

"A salt solution OF bicarbonato or
sodium i, ~ wonderfully good applica4
ton for inilamcd joint, whether rhcu-
matte or arairitic. II is also cxcollont
locally applied fci' crysipolas. Saturato
lin"n or muslin cloths with it and APP
ply cool or warm; accordia, to com fort
in either casc.--BoSton Commonwealth.
- Lemon Iiiscuit.---Onc cupful Of buLtor.
two curiul% Of sugar, four eggs, ono and
cnr-tl;i"l pints Of -four ono tna3poonful
OF l~N NJ POWDER, ono toaspoonful OF OK
tract OF lemon; mix tho butLcr, sugar
end hcGtcn eggs smooth; add tho flour
and powder, and tho extract last; roll
the dough ono-iourth OF an inch thick
and cut with tho cutter; lay on creased
tin or shallow baking pan, wash ovor
with milk and lay thin SLIGO Of citron
On zach; bako about ton minutes. Dos.
ton Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

The Grand Rapids Fire Insurance Co.
held its annual meeting Yesterday, and
elected the following board Of director,
JuEus HOuscman, George Is. cay, A..
Y. Pantud, J. NJ. Weston, IL. NIddl-
comb. !. ". Cnamplm, u. A. BlOdgeu.
:. +. Aspnwal, James Blair, T. stewart
White, Phiio G. Fuller, r. Crofton Fox.
A. j. Bovine. Thos. NJ Peck. Franos
Lctelher, Grand Rapids; q. T. Hills.
MuskeCon; +. A. Algor, Detroit Dwight
Cutler, Grand Haven, p. r. stock
bridge, Kalamazoo. O. VI Barnes, Ian
sing; ". 4. Burt, East Saginaw. This
staunch FIRE insurance company shows
progress and additional strength with
each years growth. The company Is
now dong business n ten States and ts
reputation for upright dealing and
prompt adjustments second % 700 COM
pany n thc field. IT. board OF 6 rect0rs
and stockholders arc known ss The
wCalthicst and most succcssfu. men u
Michigan. We call attention u its pub.
lshcd statement do another column.
The officers elected by thc new board
OF directors Wcrc the following. Julius
HOuscmau pr, aaout. y. Stewart WhItc,
vcc-p -prcslC0.t Al. Bovine, treasurer
r. J.. Asp. - All, secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30
some ANIMALS

DeGraaf, Nrielng Il co. filed their
annual report yesterday with the coun-
ty clerk. 1t shows the capital stock to
be 100000, of which S62,750 is pad in
Invested in real estate, including buld-
ings and machinery, t69osf.3o; per
sonal estate, S2j,515.25; debts, s3e,-
926.32; credits. SO .2J~.3o.
The Fuller a. Rice Lumber and Man
ufacturng Company yesterday nlcd
their annual report. II states thc cap
ltal stock 10 b -, 600, paid n $4,000,
real estate, 500; personal estate, So
959.S 50; debts, $40 ,6Sl .0o. credits, S53.-
597.92; stockholders, James II. Rice,
Pm. {. Fuller, L. :. Havc,.
The Worden Furniture Company 8
annual report, as filed with the county
clerk yesterday, shows capital stock,
Sl0o, zoe; paid ln, 500 900. zeal estate,
so .025, personal estate, S7f,sll go.
debts, 500 .23@..6; credits, 81 .sg6.l6.
stockholders. Henry Fralck, Henry s.
Frahck. Albert T. N0riou.
The Ocker a Ford Manufacturing
Company ules ITS annual, and state,
that O. capital stock IS $4,000. pa.d u
81 900, real estate, S-i-Io. persona
estate, S-1,25s.5l. debts. sl1.5f1..-
credits, Sls. .S7s.37. stockholders. S. IT,
Ockcr, i. i. Ford John lughockor
Weatherly q Pulte, rs. Uoebeko. A.
NcUonhOuse, Thco. =. E.. ards. Jno
Olson, l.. Quackcnbus f. g. >ser.
wood, r. II Sherwood, J. Ford
The 81. Ianmauv Lau- o lumhei
Co. fled It- annual report YESTERDAY
and thp document saws rE4f .t- l.r.f
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30


atiy - aea gsl.ea va.
aae new ~ N.rs's hasl lal. oa ,ao
eoraf et hnage aQd HaslpleA SIS.
nee-lall- . s-s..-ag ll4ce ol muca a.l-
esl as . aqpl.aeaes complexion IHe
1assaus ooks nos .vafom every a.1.c-
.an Aaa p4H he as mo8o a maay
r.sIe ls. lae 2ulaaE caaaat h eh.
U,t c. tl'ia sIis.l.llu. -sss uats
AleN ot q s. le-eNtrut at 81, maal teau.
l.ta u. pArl 4i o-l tlE. aua lar app14l.
uls. ts tul calaluri 4u1 CelAtl.lal..
aIt excellent
A>tl. uaalac VII lC o..uued
Tess weeks. lae ia1-es of tlI tEt..,.
comma ll.e aIe making n.ans a. tatt
everything -n readiness hs thai lme.
Several al oar generous cltlols '44Ft
already expressed tnDr Intention Nt
tarl sl-ne each, au enurc roonl Some
of these WI be ot touching agDthoanre
as memorial r3omsl a labor oi iofe
truIN a. ce0 lats resting place ioI iat
sek aud suffering O. some dear onc
u ho has PASSED thc dark valley 81
eternal rest.
il haas been deemed best % give all a
chance to ald n tins work esther Io
contribute tHU entire eutHi fof ro1a.
OF single ar c.ts ttat N.l h. appr0p-
ate auo usstal-p perhaps q bed ior tle
Wards
10 secure these rooms. or g. fud
What Ni.l ue acceptable, q Nll ho uDl-
t>safN io cousaI ole ol tag follow Ug
ladies. Me-dames Granger. Ful,f.
COLLINS aud Eulklgy.
As tae auspltai ls for the use oi tae
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

shs Tskes eAs u ,asss >taaa .a Rer o~n
EeAasA

EsAasA
Ste.4 Brown all. ao,'e Neal4ers afe
lao ol1am Aao-Al-er.o44 ls-las elo
a-1 tetvteu lhea- d pslr 81 s1oes te ee
menaed. Neal rs yuAer, laeI oom.,-le
is Situate . catl ,iai % Faca
et business IS c3-le1 trouSr rather
a4 ats named l@A-aE tlt
4.ee -loA tt shoes 81 Al- Taylor o.
t N.-a-, 80 lle-t te- q
i4I-- ui slel oft ate 90 laA -ur
.-a- le l4l t.l ladies nsto4 oa q
tlaiEt ~ as-lalt tatlIA -e
-47r came u. 500 D.a l-t 81.
c.ult Ne-l.IuaN- Ills uaSoal ladies
alls laert a. tIesa g. .aty na0 never
taIlea a n4 IaN4QT Nas ia re also
loo9 d a. u he had beeu TOYING WUa
tae latter eld 81 mule. Ms Brown
toeG lhD stand "a hoI oNn behalf, ala
.o-d t1e ioloW4g STORY
uu see. Joose an jury dai low
hung NaAuuNu Esef laylol Flus s.
aOu,.Ious small Joint, Nlar ht done
c9bo-e shoes As lady frn, Alss
AeatneIs, an me, We tuk hlm par
u shoe, % sbtc1 up. 4kIoT he lowed
DAT ae lllu.t have uo leather d men
tm M-d an We doue loansa ham tao
money o. buy enough lo meu' de shoes
Rld. NJ en- We dome got de shoe, dt
job was no good. ~ SIC tax em back
10 n.m an to.e hm 80. Would you
U'Leye Il, Jodee. that way back coon
up an says, "oem shoe, Is mendtd
good enough for sassy nlsser Nencaes,
anyhow
"What did You doe"
"Me. SAID the Amazon, 81 d.dn't co
muffin only picked ham zap aud
slammed hlm down. lie sQuealtd
femme up, IT'S all right, lll nA tAt
shoes. lethm up an be- made race
lor dc AK. grabbed hm ag.n, am ]lst
( toqultt Am ! slammed h.m uu agiu Ga
wall. lie cut me u de head Wltn a
knife and bc cpr0ddcd nae q dc hau' w.d
an awl dcn, after he dua al DIS mis-
[ chief am after our 'Yaucln ham money
/ 10 buy stock hc has us rested
Miss Brown by tnls time mad worked
herself INTO a fury and was casting
some very baleful glances al Nh Iay-
! lor Tie WHY Taylor, however, had
got a table and the court bauf be-
I tween hm and the lady, and 50 she
/ Gained down sufficiently 20 allow the
case 10 proceed - a terminus. il rc-
I suited in the disagreement of the jury
/ and an order for new tIlal on Janu-
AIRY 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30
HELD TO SUPERIOR COURT.
William Dittmer Charged with Keeping
open Atter Hours.

William DItumcr, who was charged
10y Joseph Moss with having ms saloon
open after hours, was Yesterday held 10
the present term of the superior court.
Moss testimony was 20 the effect
that Dlttmcr kept "a resort where
women and men met 70 drink beer after
hours; that one night he and another
party had escorted ms wife and two
female friends toward home, but that
the female friends went of with one
Charles Pinckney; that he left has wife
at home and with his friend watched
Plnckney 90 into Dittmer's with the
women; that II was then about -
O'Clock at night; that they pecpcd
through a window and saw Ditt-
mer bring them IN three glasses
OF beer. and that DE saw one
of the parties take glass of
beer and dram II. All this, of course.
Dittmer denied, and go dld rlnckney,
but DIttmer was held nevertheless.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

Al the Fourth Christian Reform
Church. on Ia GrsvC-st., last evening.
the annual meeting OF tne Sunday
school occurred. officers were elected
a. follows.
super utendeut-G O Hasr.
Assistant >upcrntendant-John T.
Benjamin.
Corrcsn0nd,ng Secrctary-G. Van
>lcdUght.
Recording Secretary II Bocr.
Trc8surcr-A- a BTlmme.rr.
Organs st-N ss Ammo Qu8rtel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

Temperance lecturer in New England
Mrs. John Barton says; / WAS subject TO
those deathly sick headaches and also
dyspepsia. sulphur Bitters cured nae
when all other remedies failed. Mrs.
Barton j. the wife of John Barton,
Supertendent of Repairs, Pacific Mills,
IaWranca. NIass
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

The Largest and Best piece Of )AP on
the market for the money. 1t is put up in Il
ounce bars, and retails everywhere at 5 cents.
1t is especially recommended for a1nde ing,
bath and toilet purposes. The SataHne is
unsurpassed in quality and purity Once
used and you viii never buy another make.
Give it trial 1t is to your interest The
Satahne is for sale by all groceymern.
Manufactured by
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30
sick Headnche.

Loose's Red Clover Pills euro Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
Constipation. DC per box, boxes
for II. For sale by White d White,
druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


This list = furnis1ei by W. L. scrlbner
real estate dealer. - Pear St:
J.C.Mckee and wife 10 II ~ f. Barber.
lots o.. iiyde Park aaO. ..-.-...-...-...s i,ov0
Orru =. Hodges ct ll.. 90 john ;. Qulg-
l-y GO a., ~ Jos e. NcboWriIs sub ~
Dalie. Mcconnell to julius Housemau.
lot, 8. auts blk l.. l.. l.. 81 COuntl
Herman A.}.dl-rs ana wife 20 Burt
Lake au WlI.. pt lots ID ana T., j.
Burton = Co.'S Su0 n...---.-.... 40
DIrw ID. Cody et dl.. 10 jos pneue y
;. .wpsou. pt lots - and 5j NJ nltc
Sarah 4. Morris % Harry VI. Brown,
lot Do Dix ,. Morris add ...-....-.-.... 2,Jk
Adele IT. Tateum go Harry NJ Brown.
Tot e. blk l. y rr.s add 2.SU
Wm. ". Harris and wife 20 m. VI. Rob
iDS0f. lot g. blk Is. 0akdale Park add 81
William O'clock and wife 10 Calvin l..
Stola lor t4. Dunham Farm add 81
Geo. u. e. ildersieeve et a., to NoolSeY
Crouk itr int %. GildeEsit eve Her
ingt1u's >ub u..........-- .-.-....-.... 129
{ Geo. l. HcncrJn and wife 10 Charlotte
G. Luce. So ~'Fls see -. C8nuOn..-..-.. 10
! Mary j. Gartner 10 Wm. III. Gardner,
,|r salt uW g. sparta ............- l5.
William Ge ok John mes. piece
lauu uu ser. DE-. .Ttud Rapids. ,..-.......... -
| Gavin j.. stone ANA wife 10 William Z.
Na -I. Ut nty.s see -. 1Tdnd Rapids ls3t
Ben lamIu lark % Frank Carroll, piece
lana on see ~. Grand Raplds............ 81
Hatch, the grocer, offers for sale the
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

Hatch, the grocer, offers for sale the
most complete line of choice canned
good to be found IN the city, at slaugh-
Ter VrIrgs
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30
ThiS]IpalSYOII.

TfyOu're a close buyer call
at f65 West Bridge street.
or call Telephone ot2 for
close figures on Flour. Feed.
Hay. Wood. Coal. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-30

rasss are vsrs Fena - Cr.weah 4ud Can
H. Hrsypsa Jl8sr Water Eio~ g. san.,Ss
Hiua Oat - = Tree 8 - a2s5gs ia Wlaler
Esgesi-liy t4s Long FAs-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-12-10

Ii toe district Curt O lte or Ne
VIA, D Tnspy CDun BRADLEY
y atntsff vs. A. v. Bra. fant.
caitsl brought in D 1t C1uTi
of IN S. ate OF Nevada. county,
ard The eamp iaInt filed ii co ny
ia The office or the @ elk of sid District
Cart On the 10Th dsy of June A. d. 1895.
III state OF Nevada sends stiDg TO
A. v. Bradley defendant.
Yeu ..le hereb required to appear in
~ q :ian brought against y. u by he
;sbs.e ma 20 piaintf II Ia the District
G ailvt IL tho st .te II Nevaca. Urmsb
co sssbs and answer complaint fl ell
the EN- within Ten days (exelnsi re If
the sisy Of sarss@. after the rvIee on
Y ct tais n mon If served n said
c unFs, or If erved cut of said county,
Es.t within tle D strict iwenty lays, in
aIToInsr cases fprty 4. or judgment
sN default will be taken against you SC
caluiu. 10 the prayer OF said c mp!aInt.
rhe said asti n is brought 10 obtain
to- decree -, Court forever q isS0t "
ing til .1nnd- OF nat imony s,xiesing b.
tsgas- i Asntia ar defendaHt. the Gu e,
cusf. I ~ s-s.ps 81 az their nor chill
drsn, ths s~.fn anisy rIass " st,l,i
sensss s',s fJss' = ssinaisi $ AID
i 49, s-sss LIST ia sssss - 8s
-, 4 hy g.gs ! fs. lis
4 iii fslsf4rnesss - -
50 Al 81 - u SAINT 10 -. ana aes
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-12-10

have ever since been and still are hus
nj and wife. That for more than a
n last past defends mt has wholly
elected ana efused ana he still re
; ests and refuses TO provide plaintiff
with the common ueceSsa Fies of life,
aE,d such neglect is not and ever as
t e esuit of POVERTY On The pant Of the
defendant which he d3uid not avoid by
orfinery ind ustry, and the same is an
ever has been without the fault of
piais;iff. that Ihefe are Two mtne.r
children isStse of said marriage and
pIaintiff is and dele" dan. is not nit
perso, to have their cere and 90 troll
that there - com m unity property All
ofwhich will nore t lily appear from
said complaint to which reference is
hereby made.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail to answer said comp plant the said
plaintiff will apply TO tae Court foT relief
in said complaint demanded.
Given under my hand in Lyon county,
this 18th day of June in the year of our
LoEd one thousand eight hundred aud
ninety.
y D. KNIGHT,
Aug2Sw6 attorney for Plaintiff.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-12-10

Group. Nhoopin9 ugh an
Br~ncti- s. nifae .iatsiy relieve
ssy ssiiioa ~luse.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-12-10


ca Debility, Seminal Weak mes
Sprennatorrha, Er0stR e0rrhae. Emissions
Impotency, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De-
cline. and aIOSS OF M1Nk3OOsB, in
tsIR ATS complications. and fr-sFsa
VIA sse ~ cause produced. It en-
rich a. oIzihes the Blood Strengthens the
Nerves F. IN, Muscles, Digestion, Ye2roduc-
tise Org, and Physical and Mental Faculties.
1t stops all unnatural and facilitating drain
upon the system, preventing involuntary losses,
facilitating erea.'s, seminal losses with the
urine, ETC., destructive to mind and body.
1t is sure eii,,.s,ator of all KIDNEY and
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. lt contains NJ,
injurious Ingredients. so those ~uFTs-c.
aDx from GARs evil effects of youth
ftaf f1dtscreGfSpsa az excess :, ~ speedy
shorosagh sad perR20Hans CslkGE
- GUA M An EEaS. Price, ~. 30 pen
bottle or five bottles in case, with fuii lirec-
tons ard advice, 10 Sent secure from %.
servation to any address upon the receipt Of
prize. or J. o. d. TO he had only OIL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-12-10

his Great
S6EesaA 6 N g Al
ling Remedy
q N a n q y 6 q
II MIC is the
ri innate result
of over twenty
years practice .bva
THO E y u G L Y
QUALIFIED GB4
ID u A TIE PHYSI-
DIAN of one of
The hie 1 est me :
cal cole g e +
E u no p e a y d
CURE ) w 1T II
, u N f A LIN G
, O z r T AIN T Y
~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-10
Attention. sportsmen.

We wish to call the attention of the
sportsmen of Wheeling and surrounding
country that Alois Kuen, who has Just
opened business at 1916 Market street,
is the most practical gunsmith ever in
Wheeling. He has been connected with
the LeFever Gun Factory at Syracuse,
n. Y, for years manufacturers OF
the finest guns made in America, and
comes here highly recommended, which
his work proves. He is prepared for
all kinds of work in the way OF repairing
Guns, Revolyers, Bicycles and Restock-
ing, Choke Boring, Re-rifling and new
Guns made to order, and has a fine line
of Guns, Rifles and Revolvers in stock.
Ammunition of all kinds. Mr.. kuen is
well patronized by the best hunters and
sportSmen of Wheeling and should be
with every lover of the Rod and Gun, as
he is valuable man to the sportSmen
of Wheeling and vicinity. l0l6 Market
street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-10
Had Quite an Adventure.

Yesterday the police were after young
man who had been playing quite a varia-
gated role during the previous twenty-four
hours. He was captured, but on his father
squaring his crookedness, he was allowed
to 60.
1t was charged the young man had
picked up horse which did not
belong to him, traded il off for another
horse and some boot" traded that nag for
another and so on until he had horse and
about $50, besides three watches. Then he
stabbed his last animal, and hied him away
to the society of certain females. Then his
pockets were picked of the cash and the
three watches, and an attempt was even
made to file a diamond ring OFF his finger
while he was asleep.
He had quite a time
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-10
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deeds of Transfer Left for Record Yester-
day.

Deeds of Transfer Left for Record Yester-
day.
The following transfers of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made August 9, 1890 by Dominick
!. Morris to Mary Thompson, wife of
John +. Thompson, for 20 feet front on the
south side of Seventeenth street Con
sideration, $1,000.
Deed made April 9, 1870, by Louis Schau
and wife to Edward Westwood, for lot No.
in square No. IS, in the town of South
Wheeling. Consideration, $3.50.
Deed made August %, 1866, by Beverly
NJ. Eoff and wife and others to Edward
Westwood for lots Nos. 9 and 10 in square
No 3 in the town Of South Wheeling.
Consideration, $3.50
Deed made July p. 1890, by c. a. Meyer
and wife to F. c. II. Schwertfeger and
John Pebler. trustees, for lot No. Is, in
Division X, lot No. 70, in Division X, and
lot No 20, in Division X in X plot laid out
by Lamb Il Russell, special commissioners.
Consideration, Sl25.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-10
IN IENIORIAM
oftbe Death of John II. Hunt.

WHEREAS, It has pleased an all WISE
Creator to remove from the circle OF
Wheeling Council No /, Jr. o. U. A; M,
and from earth and friends, our Bro. John
H. Hunt, by the relentless hand OF DEATH
therefore, be it
Resolved, While bowling in meek suomls-
sion to Our Supreme Councillor of the
Universe, Who doeth all things well, we
most sincerely deplore his loss, and only
find consolation in the thought that our
separation here on earth is but temporary,
and that we snail meet again beyond the
portals of the tomb.
Resolved, That in his death this Council
has lost faithful and devoted brother,
the family a dutiful, kind and affectionate
son.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes of the Council and a copy
be sent TO the family of our deceased
brother, and the same be published in the
SUNDAY REGISTER.
Respectfully,
w s. BERRIsFORD,
GEORGE A. THOMPSON,
FRANK B. LIsBY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-10
Police Court.

There were five cases in Police court,
yesterday morning Robert Mooney for
disorderly conduct got so and costs and -
and costs in addition for carrying revol-
yer, in all $3.50. Mary Green went up for
thirty days in default of SO costs. Two
Italians were dismissed
AT last evenings session of the Court,
Earnest Dittman was fined $50 and costs
for disorderly conduct at his home. He
went to the hill for month. Ben Harris
was fined 81 and costs for disorder.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-10
The Tyler County Oil Field.

L. E. Smith, of Middlebourne, Tyler
county. was in the city yesterday, en- route
to Washington, Pa. Mr.. Smith is one OF
the leaders in the oil development going
on in Tyler county The Owls Head
Company, of which he is member, have
a well down at a point near Middlebourne
about 500 feet The drillers have been
unlucky enough to fasten their tools at
that depth, and it is feared they will have
to commence the job over again, which
will cause great delay.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-10
zinc NatIonnI Bar AssocIation.

Col. Robert White returned yesterday
from the meeting of the National Bar AS
ISOLATION, at indianapolis, and reports the
sessions Of a most interesting character
The addresses by ex-senator Mcdonald,
ex-C Congressman w. +. Niblack, and Judge
Woods. of the United States Court, were
very interesting. Col. White was elected
one of the Vice Presidents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-10
SPECIAL BARGAINS
This Week.

Sl.OO Black Figured Dress Goods at
SOC.
75c Black Figured Dress Goods at
$3.50.
25c Diagonal CaShmeres at 12t4c.
Sc SeerSuckerS at &c.
&c A Muslin at &c.
&c Indigo Blue Calico at 524c.
Sc Lancaster Bingham at G]4c
l5c American SatneS al Sc.
35c French SatineS at l5c.
sc Light Calico at 3l5c.
STONE Il THOMAS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-10
Re-engagement of Frank Hennig

Frank Hennig, who has been summering
in Albany, has been re-engaged as leading
heavy man with T. w. Keene, and leaves
for New York this week to join the com
pany for rehearsal This will be Mr.. Hen
ing's seventh season with the eminent
tragedian, and he has risen to very envl-
able position in his profession.-The Al
bdnU Argus. .4ug. >.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-10

Efforts are now being made to bring
to Wheeling a great deal of the West
Virginia business that has heretofore
gone to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. In
credible as il may seems, there has not
up To this time been a stock of safes in
the State of West Virginia, but the
Globe Contract Company of this city are
now carrying a duplicate of the largest
line carried in Pittsburgh or Cincinnati,
and are endeavOring to bring to Wheel
ing all the business in this line which
has heretofore gone to Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-10
improvements in Street Car Service.

The management of the Street Car
Company is certainly progressive
enough Heretofore they gave one the
longest ride in the country for five
cents" but they now propose to furnish
the patrons of the cars with reading
matter as we'll in oper that the few
minutes of ones journey may be profit
ably employed. This is one of the re-
suits of the operations of the Globe Con-
tract Company. That company now in
tends to put advertisements in the cars,
and thus endeavor to make one ever
think of the danger from fire and burg
lars. However. the signs will be neat,
and will probably not be objected to as
much as the double track on North
Main street