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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11
TAKEN AT ITS TIDE
There is No Other Section Where Success
Can Be More Easily Attained Than in
Xtrpinia


Can Be More Easily Attained Than in
Virginia.
Apparently the big end of the Horn of
Plenty is located in Virginia, and its fruits
are being poured out along the Chesapeake
& Ohio railway. AT least, the amount of
money which has been made in real estate
investments and industrial pursuits in the
new cities along that thoroughfare indi-
Gates as much.
Excursion rates have been announced by
the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway for the
following towns 10 afford an opportunity
OF attending the land sales:
Bessemer, Va, November 10 and 20.
Suffolk, Va, November 10.
Newport News, Va, November 20.
Basic City, Va, December and 1.
Excursion tickets will be on sale day
or two in advance of the above dates.
Bessemer is located along the banks OF
James River, at the junction of the new
branch of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
way, extending to New Castle and the Won
derful Craig Valley iron lands. 1t is 4
significant fact that the Chesapeake and
Ohio has invested larger amount IN the
new city of Bessemer than any other town
in Virginia, the amount aggregating $50
000. IL will be one of the greatest towns
along the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
and Immediately the company will com
mence the construction of bridges, streets.
etc, which will in short time place the
town in advance of other places.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

-, - 49,.
1900 packages; exports 300 barrels, and
800 sacks; market heavy; sales, 10000
barrels. Wheat, receipts, 5000 bushels
exports oo,ooo Dus.eIs' saies, f'lo,VVV
ousnels futures, ana ss,9OV ousheis spot
market lower ana unsettled NO. RED va
aSl W; ungraded red s6casl Ooi4 options
closed hrm; NO; red November 81 VS.
december eceh 81 o5S. "a May - 0.$sa
, rs, Sloslhg at - we July - % 20 !; q
VI, eios'i'g III - VI: So an reyelpts' ooio"
o pHsi nea Exports, 81 4'o ousi1eiS Sdies'
5000 ousuels futures anu i-''ovo ous,l-
eis Spot nlarket stronger anu n,11era.ely
aOtifei uuErauSu lllHeu o''4 aoli2C' No-
Vemoer o''4ci December Doc January cOc
May olc: oats, receipts I'o,oVo bushels
eNpSrts o,Vco ous mel sales ioo,VVo ousll-
i. i 5u anu ',oVo ousIels sPot' mar
k hee uuii' November as 9 Decenoer Iyi4 c;
spyI W. h,a " dn i Nh
CSjcaeo 4oi III Hav " anS uo,s anil Co., ~
closed steady and sails points down. Sugar,
refined quiet. Molasses. dull. Rice steady,
Petroleum, easy: United 75c. Cottonsecd
Oil, dull. Tallow. steady. Rosin. quiet.
Turpentine, dull. Eggs, firm. western 23lS
a25c. Pork, quiet; mess sll 25all 30; extra
prime $40 5Oall 90. Cut meats, quiet.
Lard, steady; western steam 81 30; No
Senioer - -'i Decehoer 90 81 january
- ~. Butter, firm; western dairy iOal9c {;
creamery lsa2,59c. Cheese, quiet; light
SKINS 4t3aIc; Ohio flats Glzasc.
PHILADELPHIA, November l0.-Flour,
dull and weak. Wheat. nominally un,
changed: No ,, choice grades SOC. Corn.
firm; No. . high mixed 6Sc; No. yellow,
spot G3c; No. mixed November 6la62c;
December osaoJc; January oeaos53c; FEB
ruary 3'a1l &c. Oatsr quiet; NO: whlte
November ol:4 ao259c; December 90 a'3c
January os2sao2isc: FEBRUARY o553c. FORK
sleauy; new mess gil 3oalz w; 40; priIh.
mss gu w, family slf WILL ~, but d!.
III aai,, eiiiiSs isaaii" oona5n go, 49,
10 Do prints, oAira, 5sa ch mn mi1.
Inns Gniioi c ~ an" list1 90 I'm 9ooo Ivy:
shinis I"oc -no iou,' 100 900 o
Ieis' "ne"'' .V 400 ouSi h Sof", 800 otsN
1,S, oacs 400 i2,UUv ousnels' S en-
" hc"t, o,UoO ouShels' Oorh, f'VVV ousiicis
49, '''0V' 0'.,"e
ClNclNSAri, ONO, November lO.-Soltoh
a ~ m n6 92sc; fIour, easy family
81 o'a, w, ianc! ~ ooat 3D. W neat steady
No tcu &C. receipts, o,ooo OushelS
shipments wv ousheis. Corn, irregular
40. mixed oS14c Oats, easier at i91sc;
kye, STEADY; no toc PORK, quiet and
steady at sll II %. Lard, steady at 81 90.
Bulk meats, steady short clear . q? &.
Bacon, ilrm: snort clear 81 625s whisky,
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The Chancellor Departs.

Milan, November 9.-Gen. Won Cap
rivi left Milan NJ o'clock this morning
after bidding farewell to Prime Minis
ter CriSpi. The principal German resi-
dents were at the station TO witness the
departure of the Chancellor, and he
shook hands with them all. As the train
moved of the Chancellor was yociferouS-
Is cheered.
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" CENTRAL sTANDAgD fIsE
sUennSyIvonid LINES
% From Bridgeport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland and Pittslu:g Ka.l-
road leave Bridgeport FOR Pitisburg. Chicago
and Cleveland. 40 a. m. For Pittsburg ~ q
4. m. For Chicago and Cleveland I 20 3. M.
For Pittsbyrg and New York, 25i p. NJ. Fof
SteabcngilIe s:S3 n. m.
Trains arrive nj Bridgeport a. 7b3 n. M, 1872
A. M. is:lOp. M, 49, p m. and 81 p. M.
On Saturdays oniy-For East Liverpool, b;ii
D. m from East Liverpool. II Il p. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via she Pittsburg, Cincinnati fnl -.
Louis Railway, Pan Handle Route Leave Wheel
ing, for Steubenyille, Pittsburg and the East
8 - A. m. u s. p. m, 3 - p. M, aud - b.. "a
For Columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis aud 81
Louis $50 a m. and $50 ,. m. For Columbus
and Chicago. i235 p. m. Trains arrive ~ Wheel
ing gt5:5Oa m, 10.O d. m, 9 u y. M, and -
.. m. Trains leaving at SO a. m. aud arriving
A. $50 D. M. run solid between Wheeling aud
Pittsburg All trains daily except Sunday.
n0iu
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DRY GOODS.

New YORK. November 10.-There was
no new feature TO the dry goods market
Business was good with most of the COM
mission houses, though naturally there Is
less doing in specialties, the bulk of orders
for that class Of goods being in. Spot
trade continued moderate, but stocks are
light as a rule Both cotton and wooden
goods are generally firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11
II ANAWHA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY. X. W KELLEY, President
(Kana Sha Short Line) Schedule m eject ~
yember 2ith. 1879. Subject to change without
notice. Trains leave Wheeling iO.O a. m. Via
Ohio River r. T.; arrive Charleston $50 ?. ~.
Leave Charleston 6.45 a. m; arrive Wheeling
rs D. M. via o. X. K X. Leave Charleston
II 30 A. n: arrive Wheeling 40 a. m, via Co.
lulnbus and u. & o., daily except Sunday. Cen
trail Standard Time. Sundays, only Trains
leave Charleston 500 a. m; arrive Wheehug
: Is p. m. Leave Wheeling 500 a. H.; arrive
Charleston f:s5 ?. m, via q. X. r. X.
GEO. J. ERNLlCH. G. p A.
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Wrong Figures.

LoNDoN, November 9.-The exports
To- America FOR October aS given in the
BOARD of Trade returns have been mis-
takenly quoted as showing that the de-
cline in trade under the Mckinley law
is small. The November returns will be
the first reliable data showing the ac-
ton Of the new law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11
Charges Not Sustained.

ELMIRA, y. Y, November &C. 5.
Wheaton. eX-Grand Chief of the Order
of Railway Conductors, was tried here
to-day on charges preferred by the
Grand Secretary, VIM. =. Daniels, and
acquitted, Daniels failing TO su6stanti-
ate the charges.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11
PETROLEUM.

New YORK, November 10.-Petroleum
opened weak and continued weak during
the day on forced sales The closing was
a fraction above the lowest price. Pennsyl-
vania oil spot opened 7iS5c; highest 49,;
lowest and closing i4c. December option
opened at 755Sc; highest 16isc; lowest and
closing NC. Lima opened and closed at
lie; highest ~ g; lowest lGc. Total sales
10000 barrels.
OIL CITY, November 10. - Petroleum
opened at &c; highest &c; lowest
7la,c: closed at 7+$!c. Sales, $4,000 bar
rels; shipments, 1880 barrels; runs, -, s9S
barrels: charters, i,I62 barrels.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, November l0.-Petro-
leum opened at i5l4c; closed at .45Ec;
highest i5l{c lowest 74s.c. Nothing doing.
BRADFORD, PA, November lO.-Petroleum
opened at &c: highest &c; closed at '49lc;
lowest 74i4c. Clearances 100000 barrels.
The Metal Market.
New YORK, November l0.-Pig iron
steady. Copper, nominal. Lead dull and
easier at 3 90 Tin, steady; straits so 70.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria,
when she became Miss, she clung 10 CaStora
when she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

Through tickets and baggage checked q" 800
points.
For rates and other information. address
W j. ROBINSON. q. p A., Parkersburf
A. j. DANDY. A. G.. =. A, Parkersburg
j. G.. TOMLiNSON, Pas. Agent, Mbe"iing.N va
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

6ONlll feet on North Front st. west side. $3.50
JOxil3 feet on North Front St. west side. l.yru
9Oxl.O feet on South York s., west side. CO.
60xl00 feet on South Elm St, west side. 90
30xlO0 feet on South Elm ST.. west side. 10
30Nl0O fee, on South Penn St, east side. 800
.5XII= rect on North wabash ST.. east side 30
3Oxi2O feet On South Huron ST.. east side. $50
i2xG0 feet cor. Huron and New Jersey Sts. go
90xleO feet on Fourteenth St, north side. 2i00
SDxieO feet on Fourteenth ST. north side. 2J0
5OX3yO feet on Caldwell's Run. ........ 5Ol
5gxlOO feet on Wilson St, 9th Ward ...... Loo
iOOXiOD feet on McColloch St. sth Ward 1900
llON2i0 feet on National Road ............. 200
iOOx3JO feet in Pleasant Nalley........... 1900
no Acres near Elm Grove .................. 5000
ISL Acres miles west Of Bridgeport. o. j.5O
81 Acres near Lorain. q .........-....... 10
ID Acres adjoining ST. Clairsyille, o.. 1870
Lots and improved property ia Martins Ferry,
Ohio.
RiNEHART r TATUM
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The Metal Market.
CHESAPEAKE Il OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
r. r. v.

lFnst Flying Nirginlan.l
Vestibule Limited. solid. with Dining Car. be-
tween New York, Washington and Cincinnati.
Nestibule Sleeper between Washington and
Louisville and Old Point and Cincinnati. SEIZED
ule IN Effect July ~, 1880.
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Reoisier
Grauelers GSuiSs.

RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
n OF ADMINISTRATIONS oF REFER-
rVrr NARKs. spally. -Sunday excepted. +Mon-
iev excepted sSuuJag excepted Saturday
,,..nf.a saturday only. SUNDAY oniY-l5
Meridian. Nav N. lSqO Wheeling time, which
., one hour earlier than Central Time.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 6a96 Per Cent.-Governments
Dull-stocks Lower-Flour Quiet and
Easy-Wheat Weaker.
New York, November l0.-Money on call
easy, ranging from 6 to % per cent; last
loan at 96 per cent, closed offered at 96
per cent; prime mercantile paper Gas
per cent. Sterling exchange quiet and
steady nj l50iSpIS5l<
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Nos 3 and I. daily. +. +. V. Limited. run solid
between New York and Cincinnati with Nesti-
bule Sleeper between Washington and Louis
VILE and Old Point and Hinton
Nos and 9 have Pullman Sleepcrs between
Cincinnati and Washington. Solid train between
Cincinnati and Old Point daily.
ACCOMMODATES TRAINS.
HUNTINGTON DIVISION: No. 10, leave
Clifton Forge daily s:30a. IN. arrive Huntington
s.sopm. No. II. daily. leave Huntington 500
4. m. arrive Clifton Forge 30 p. m. No. II,
daily except Sunday, leave East Sewell 500 a.
m. arrive Huntington 1000 a N. No d. daily
except Sunday. leave Huntington 200 p. m ar
rive East Sewell 7.O5 P. IN.
eep, SUNDAY, leave Russell Qlrontonl a. m, ar
rive Cincinnati 1890 a. m No. Is daily except
sunday. leave Cincinnati 500 p. m, arrive Rus
all $50 p. m. No. ~, daily except sunday,
leave Maysyille 5:i5 =. m. arrive Cincinnati
s.91a. m. No. y. daily except sunday, leave
Cjnrinnati 500 D. M. arrive Maysvill- 7:i5 p. m
trains st short intervals between Cine natl
and Dayton. u; ". 80 4 :. -,
GEO. ". STEVENS. Genl supt
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2otlrpuns.
TIMORE AND OHIO RAIL

KAN lMOhE AMI O1lO Rail
ID ROAD DEPARTURE 4 ARRIVAL or TRAINS
6Y At Wheeling. Eastern
AHnsSsN time Schedule IA eject
Ler9sS N2NA MAY Iith lsl1
XAxfS TSNA MAIN LINE FAST
~. >0KN For baltimore pli1..l.
20 = ALfy4J and f.95 a IN > =, l'ifg
ASS- EE,4H cunbeTianj t,.o-1r....
we THf-S, w dalton. 500 A 10. div
Wv e1capt sunday.
&iIYss1 Gr.ftor Ace,n.ipe4n.
tion.a. .. m. daily.
t...t,,. -. n -. 49,. "a = M .
I IN . 20 ~, So "
H. anu -''' '-- o''o y, ~, 'A0'l' ''"""1
IT,, ~. vi, 1919 ~ ~ ,t. an, r.t,t,,.,..
a. ,o'n W" % ,, , III, ~ a. -. 49,
Sn a. - ~ .r -" 'a'' 80 I'M
Cumbe.i4nd AcceiAhoHA'ioh' ~" y "''
ctPt SdhuaY'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

srNDAYS-Leaye AZ = a. M. aud very hour to
e. HlRSCH. Superintendent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

Deserving of Conidence.-Thcrci Is no ar
tclc wnIcn so richly deserves the entire conf
dence OF the community as BRowS's BRONCHIAL
TnocmEs. Those suffering from Asthmatic and
bronchial Diseases, Coughs, and Colds should
try them. Price % cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

OHIO RIVER RAILRO i l..
~ TIME TABLE TAKING EFFECT Al
GUST 18th. 1850. Passenger trains Viii run ns
fol!ows-Central Time. All trains daily except
those marked thus \. which do not run on sun
day:
sorTa BOUND. ISo.7tNo. bNo.3' 30. /
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE

W RAILROAD. On and after Wednesday,
Nav lith. lS9O. trains on the Wheeling and
Elm Grove Railroad viii run as follows;
Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove
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For 5alr.

NOR SALE-TwO SMALL FRAME BUILD
Il ings on Tenth street. VIII be sold 10 th
party making the highest offer for cash. th
buildings to be removed within one month
JAS. l.. HAWLEI. ll2O Main street
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Depart Arrive.
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State OF West Virginia. county OF Ohio. IN
the Circuit Court OF Ohio county.
James V. Chambers, trustee and IN his owt
right,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

1t was an off year, and the dis
amounted applicants for appointment
worked their vengeance, and the outs
are always more numerous than the ms
In addition to this there has been great dis
satisfaction with Mr.. Harrison's admins
tration ON account Of his retaining in office
and also permitting the appointment OF
those 10 positions hottie to his party and
whom his constituents have TO meet as OPP
moments in political campaigns. As long as
tbis-is permitted, there will always be
lEicsers and dissatisfaction, and justly So
N1Ttinsb,rg Independent (Rep.)'
PROTEST AGAINST THREE INi0OlrlEs-
what has caused this marvellous change,
this political upheaval. Any ola FARMER 1,;
can tel YOU. 1t is the protest OF the Ailerl-
csn neo1le against three great iniquiues-
the Mckinley tariff bill, the Lodge elecc
tom bin, and extravagant legislator, OF
the present Congress. If any one DOUBTS
il we refer him TO the election returns
Roncererie Messenger and Ners, tDeml.
THEY SEEM To HAVE REALIZED 1T.
The veople of this country are supreme
if they could only realize the fact. Ihey
have been tax-ridden and oppressed ilor
thirty wears, and they feel subdued. They
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11
LESSON ron DEMOCRATS.

There is a lesson to be drawn from thiS
bv the Democrats. II is this: II we nom
mate competent men, preach Democratic
doctrines and work together for the success
of the ticket. our county is strongly Demo
cratic and the Republicans are without 4
chance of success; if we permit chickering's
and personal strife to arise in the party, we
defeat ourselves and the Democracy. The
f,ne cause of our phenomenal success IN
mis- campaign is the fact that success was
so important TO each Democrat as TO cause
him 10 Law aside every feeling that might
endanger it.-Hl,ton Independent (Dem)
MS. ,rrsFlEp WITH HARRIsoN's ADMINS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11

We present to the REGISTER readers this
morning the opinions of the State press
o. both political parties. of the result of the
election last Tuesday:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11
-Rilchie Gazelle no.

-RUchiC GdzfTIc IhtV.I
THE PEOPLE REDRESS THEIR WRONGS.
Neither colonization, Doodle nor Federal
offireholders could prevent the people from
registering their opposition to Republican
methods last Tuesday. The day was cold
and raw and ordinarily but light vote
wonld have been pOlled, but this year the
people were aroused as never before anu
from every section comes reports of
heavv vote and large Democratic gains
Fraud may triumph for awhile but the
reckoning comes at last. cThis victory safe
lv plants West Virginia on Democratic
moorings for long years to come.-Fd"-
mont Iidcr (Dm.)
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Sale Of Elm Grove Coal Works,
RiNEHART & TATUM,

oc2i
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
She Argued the Matter.

Tho continued case of James JONI.
colored, charged with committing All ~
sAult on Annie Irons, also colored, WA
again taken up before Judge Ball thli
morning, when Nancy Irons was called
for the defense. She was evidently uu-
der the influence of something, but de-
clared to the Judge under oath thst sh'
had not tasted . drop OF liquor TIM
morning. Her testimony, which wss
given In an srgumsntative manner, show
ed that james lives with her on Christians
street, and pays the rent On Tuesday
evening he came homo under the In
nuence oil liquor. and after some words
between them pushed her over and she
fell TO the floor. She then went up stall
"to CRY her passion od," as she said I
when her daughter Annie came ip AND
thinking James had beat her mother.
com mmenced throwing lhings At his head.
During the mslse the light was put out.
and somebody struck Annie with a stool.
but Nancy, who evidently favored James
said she could not tell who done it-
Judge Ball seemed to think all hand.
were to blame, aud sentenced Il accus' Y
to pay the costs amounting to t6.6o.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
yEwthsTI,rt.o,isry

NEW CASTLE toUNTY
THE STATE oF DELAWARE. o. o.
To the Sherif of New Castle County
Creating:
WHEREAS. Marian Frank Pnuiecki by
- his petition to the Judges of our
seal superior court filed in the office
- oi the Prothonotary ofsaid conrt
in and for the County of New Castle, for
the cause of complaint therein has made
application to our said Judges that u de-
cree may be pronounced dissolving the
marriage existing between the petition
cr and his wife Theodosia Poniecki.
We therefore command you as you have
been heretofore commanded, that
you summon Theodosia poniecki. SO that
She be and appear before the Judges OF
our said court ut the next term thepe.
OF TO be held Mt Wilmington, on Mon
day, the nineteenth day of May
next, to answer the allegations of said
petitioner according to the Act OF As.
sombly in such case made and prov idcd
and also to do and receive what the said
conrt shali then and there consider con
corning her in this behalf as to the
with the provisions of tho said Act oi
Assembly. And have you then there this
| writ. -
| Comegys, ESD. ut Wilmington, tn
eighth day OF March, A. D., eighteei
| hundred and ninety.
! Issued April IL, 1880.
/ tEO. A. MAXWELL, Pro'y.
| The above is ~ true copy OF ais
summons, sur. Libel for divorce.
AI.NAN ALLEN.
sheriG's office, vii. sheriff.
| April II 1850. aifztn"-hm
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
7RIRD EDITION
Around tho Camp Fire.

DUPONT Post. No. 2, q. A. H., held q
graud csiup tife last evening in tic
thurchuan Building, southwest corner
u Tenth and Market streets. This w..
tho frat camp DIRE under the present nd
hintstratfun, ani the room was backed
IN Tact. bad II bee 4 twice as large there
= no doubt but II would have Gu fillsd.
- great many wsfs unable to get iuside
th~ door,
Commander McCaulley Of Du Pont Post
piesided, md the cxer. tses were opened
~ singing "America," in which the en-.
uro audience Joined. This was followed
with u fervent and impressive prayer by
Department Chaplain Mccoy "a ter which
IN opening address was delivered by
Commander McCaulley.
Meesre. Start aud friends, composing .
tue quartet, eave q splendid selection Of
vocal aud matrimonial music, and W.
Z. Medholt accompanied himself with
tile guitar iu . song.
Past Department Commander Peter b.
Aysrs was introduced and delivered u
very excellent address.
He said that when but . boy he had
read VI the soldiers Of the old world, aud
their deeds OF heIosm, but never dreamcd
that even Rreaier could and would be r..
csnpli he'd In this county. He spoke Of
Gettysburg, where 52 ,000 men represent
ttG the blue and the gray were lett ou
ths field, and Of Antietani, where 10, 900
Eicn lll In defense Of what they con-
sidoreu right. He closed with q owing
eulcgy to the old soldiers. and his entire
speech was brilliant oratorical effort
A. T. and George Hyatt gave q violin
aud flute solo, that YVES rendered In such
. manner that repetition was demaud-
cd. when they favored tho audience With
''Old Folks at Home"
''Ton.ing Oh the Old Camp Groupd''
was given BY . trio consisting OF Mr.. aud
Nrs. Kendall and Mr.. Ribergec, and was
: liowsd by the comic song "Lather and
Save" by Mr.. Kendall, who rendered
!, In such An inimitable manner that he
Brought down the house.
w. Z. Neary gave some excellent and
o. oundlng icsls In ledgerdemain, after
which Department Commander Lewis,
formerly OF the Fourth Delaware Regi-
IN, NJ, was introduced.
Mr.. Lewis made All excellent, and tell.
isg spot oh, and when be conclu led was
Iits.sd with prolonged applause.
Mr.. French rendered q mouth organ
10 DIN very acceptable manner, and
Mvssrs Start and friends gave some fine
.siections OF vocal music.
A character sketch, entitled "The
Hunchhack," was givea by w. c. Med
holt, followed by additional sllglit OF
tand performance by W. c. Neary,
serreant Dav nd 7. Boyd, late OF Com
psny X, First Delaware Regiment, upon
oeing called upon made q brief address.
The sergeant has for some time resided
ip kansas, but will be rememb bered by
many IS having been at the hospital In
this city, after receiving the terrible
wounds which have rendered him Q Grip
ple for life.
Comrade Joseph z. Vsntine, of New
Castle. gave song that was heartily
sAjoyed BY all present, and brief re-
lssrKs were made by several other mem
kers OF the order.
Refreshments were served at the Post |
headquarters on the opposite side OF the |
rtsest, OF which number partook.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
uaIorsd Not yyis.lx.

Real Estate Agent A. Ellwo,d LAncas-
ter, who has been doing business at No.
$50 Walnut strset, Philadelphia, Pa, 10
= iugit,ve from justice, charged with en-.
bezxiing between S50.0D0 and $40. 900.
His pecuistions extend over o period oi
some four years. Five yeArs sgo no was
employed by Charles g. Caffrey B Co.,
aud earned S6 per week. William E.
Jennings. n friend, befricnded him and
advanced him SIS to pay his frat month"; .
ient for hls Office, alter which hs gave
him el0, 900 to iu,eft IN real sstate for
him. lie fieeced nearly every one who
had dealings with him. The cause Of his
downfall was his love for another woman.
He was 10 years o d, and left behind him
u wife ard four children to mourn his
departure, who are nearly pennilsss.
Mrs. Lancaster and her children have re-
turned home TO her iathIr's residence In
Milton, Del.