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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-17

Michael Morgan, coal miner, who
lives west OF town, was In town yester-
day looking after certificate of deposit
he says was taken from him on Sunday
evening out near the stock pens. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Morgan, thieves at
tackled him during the eclipse OF the
moon and captured SEQ in cash and the
certificate Of deposit above mentioned.
Mrs. Ann Truce, mother Of Thomas
Truce, the bottle blower, died on Sun
day evening at her home in the Second
ward, after long and tedious illness.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at o'clock. Interment at Rose
Hill cemetery. Services at the Episco-
pal Church.
The banquet to be given by members
of the X. Of z. to Robert Downing next
Monday evening will be limited to 100
plates, most Of which have already been
disposed Of at s1.0O plate. Tom M.
Keyser and Leon Sonneborn have
charge OF the affair, and 1t will be cred
liable to say the least.
The electric light company is putting
in a number of arc lights about town.
Blum Bros. have two, Jos. Somehow IL
Co., three, and John Zweig, one The
lights are found to be very satisfactory
wherever used.
Rev. Mr.. O'Mera lectures in the First
NJ. Z. Church this evening, and Miss
Thompson, the great impersonator,
holds forth at the Christian Church at
the same time.
The trial OF VIM. Bradford, for the
killing of George Keyser, comes up at
St. Clairsville to-day. A large number
of witnesses from here have been sub
p@naed.
Daniel Schramm, OF Shady Side, and
Miss Monaghan, of Woodsfeld, will be
married tomorrow at the home OF the
groom's parents, below town.
The Republicans did not celebrate
their victory in GAINESVILLE until Satur-
day night. Several Bellaire people par
ticipated.
VIM. Lindsay, formerly employed at
the Bellaire Stove Works, is now Gu
gagged at JoneS's foundry i'll Mounds
vile.
A son Of George Maser fell off the
porch Of George II. Muth's residence
yesterday, and cut al eye painfully.
Rev. L. w. Barr purchased the
original P. T. King residence in the
Fourth ward for $3.50.
The annual meeting of the Dollar
Savings Bank occurs the last Saturday
of this month.
A caboose got off the track near
Burr's Mills Yesterday and delayed
traffic little.
Robert Myers, editor of the Herald,
and wife will leave on western trip
tomorrow.
John Evans, bottle blower, OF Steu-
benville, was in the city yesterday on
business.
A lawsuit to recover the cost OF n suit
of clothes will be heard at Mason's court
to-day.
Rosser & Co. got another good slice
of street paving in Uhrichsville.
Lou Battele and wife, of Pittsburg,
visited friends here yesterday.
Arrests for riding on B. Il o. trains
are being made.
And now the gas well at Woods6eld is
running oil.
The Medical Society meets at Bridge
port to-day.
Joseph S. Crow, the carpenter, is Sc
riously ill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-17
PETROLEUM.

New York, November 16.-Petroleum
opened strong at &c advance on a small
buying order, then reacted xc,after which
the market became dull and remained so
until the close. Pennsylvania oil, spot,
57Xc. December option opening and high
est at 593c; lowest and closing at $3.50.
Sales 10, 900 barrels.
On CITr, PA. November 16.-Petroleum
opened, 5ehc; highest 59xc; lowest, 59lzc.
closed, 59hc: Sales, Al, 90 barrels; clear
ances, 5000 barrels. Shipments 1885,
go barrels
BRAproRD, PA, November 16.-Petro-
leum opened at 593fc: highest 59xc;
lowest, 59l<c; closed 5o4c. Clearances
1<2 900 barrels
Pn7sBURa, PA, November 16.-Petro-
leum, opened. closed and lowest 5sHc.
highest 1880
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from a visit to friends at Memphis.

from visit to friends at Memphis,
Tenn.
Rev. Chas. Hollister, of North Bloom
field. Ohio, is in town visiting his par
ents.
Mrs. Addie Porterfield, Of Warnock
Station, is visiting relatives here.
Henry Newman was arrested Satur-
day evening for being drunk.
Miss Mollie Topping, Of Leather
wood, is in town.
E. J. Heintz, of Dayton, is in town on
business.
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MARTINS FERRY.

A fire occurred yesterday at Harris
vile. A store room belonging to j. III.
Adams and the bank building owned by
j. 2. Watson being partially destroyed.
Both buildings are insured in Lupton's
old insurance agency OF this city but the
exact amount of loss could not be
learned.
Thomas Craig, Jr., plead guilty to
the charge found against him by the
grand jury, and was remanded to jail
until the cad, to hear testimony as to
his age. Ifyoung enough he will be
sent to the Reform school.
There will be a special meeting of
Council tonight, and propositions from
Electric Light companies to build a
plant TO light the city, will be read, and
other business transacted.
The funeral OF Matte Craver will take
place at 10 o'clock this morning. Mat
tie died Sunday afternoon at o'clock
after being sick only few days with
scarlet fever.
Mahoney Bros. would complete their
paving contract on Main street if the
curling had all been set. They are idle
now awaiting for the stone contractor
to get out of their way,
VIM. Humphrey, of Steubenville, is
in the city. He is idle on account OF
Sharp's foundry being off, caused by
the death Of Harry Robinson.
Jacob Novels, who has been resident
of Belmont county for fifty years, Is
lying very low at the home Of Charles
Feetterer, on Locust street.
Thomas Peppers, formerly resident
here, but now of Steubenyille, was in
the city yesterday calling on friends
and relatives.
There is great complaint about sub
scribers missing the REGISTER, and the
persons taking them will be prosecuted
if discovered.
Christopher Ashoff will be sent to the
reform school. He has been there once
and does not seem to be at home away
from there.
Chris. Ritz, of Pittsburg, is in the
city for the purpose Of building ruby
furnace for the Buckeye Glass Works.
Mrs. Jessie Carroll has returned to
hsr home at st. Clairsviile after pleas
ant visit with Miss Nellie Sedgwick.
Mrs. Rachael Johnson, of Columbus,
is the guest of the family OF MIR. j. Is.
Montgomery, on Broadway.
Miss Narcissa Patterson, OF New York
City, is the guest Of her brother, MIR.
James Y. Patterson.
A roll was broken on No. sheet mill
at the Standard mill, throwing the
crew off for to-day.
f. M. Seitz, OF Decatur, H., is the
guest Of his father-in-law, j. w. Smith,
of Main street.
A young child Of Mr.. and Mrs Ingram
that died Saturday evening was buried
yesterday.
Mrs. D. G. Reardon left yesterday for
Marion, Ind, which hereafter will be
her home.
The puddlers of the Standard Mill
were off yesterday on account OF no pig
iron.
The Kings Daughters meet this even
ing at the home of Miss Ellen Gray.
For rent-three furnished rooms.
Mrs. C. Feetterer, Carlisle street.
The stockholders of the Etna Iron
and Steel Company met yesterday.
A. B. Gordon went to Powhattan yes
terday to repair some machinery.
Services will be held every evening
this week at the NJ. Z. Church.
Mr.. Gilmore, bookkeeper OF Spence q
Son, is on the sick list.
O. C. Parker and wife have returned
from Pittsburg.
Peter Stewart left yesterday for
Steubenville.
James Findley, Of Brilliant, was here
yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-17
BENWOOD.

The seats and partitions for the new
depot of the Ohio River railroad arrived
yesterday. 1t will be open for business
some day this week. Mayor Joseph
Mahood will assume charge as local
agent, having notified the officials Sat
urday of his acceptance Of the position.
The iron worked at the new skelp
mill of the BenwoOd Iron Company,
which was sent to PittSburg for exam
inaticn last week, was tested yesterday
and word was received here that il was
found 10 be satisfactory in every par
ticular. 10 is probable that the works
vii, now resume In 2 short time.
Property owners along Main street,
who have not yet complied with the or
Cinance requiring them to pave the side
walks, have been notified that unless
the work is done in one week from yes
terday 1t will be done by direction Of
the city officials, at the cost Of the
property owners.
James Price, delegate from Lincoln
Lodge, No. 40, |. o. o. f., lefc yeSter-
day for kingwoOd, to attend the session
Of the Grand Lodge Of the State. Mrs,
Price accompanied him, as a delegate
from the local lodge of the Daughters
oiRebeckah.
The Riverside anu Wheeling steel
plants both resumed operations yester-
day, and things are moving along nice
H. The former plant has been idle since
Friday morning, and the latter was not
In operation for over a week.
Work will be commenced in a short
. time upon two new gas producers at the
Riverside. The foundations have been
finished for the plate mill department,
and work will be commenced in short
Time upon the SUperStructure.
Rev. George Clayton, Of Canada, a
iormer resident of Benwood, occupied
The pulpit at the NJ. Z. Church yeSter-
cay and preached an interesting sermon
10 c large congregation.
Pat Mcdonald and +. M. Bowers were
lShing Sunday near Powhatan. The
'0rmer succeeded in landing salmon
weighing 81 pounds aud measuring 81
Inches in length.
Sneak thieves broke open the desk on
'ae ierrybOat Charon some time Sunday
night II they expected to make rich
usu' tney were disappointed, as nothing
VI value was secured.
horSmen were engaged in cleaning
Up the City Building yesterday, and
putting 10 in readiness for the reception
VI 'ae furniture, which will arrive in
ABOUT a week.
WIN. Curran'S new three story frame
C cur room and dwelling, adjoining the
10y Guiding, is almost completed.
Iais week will be observed as a week
=. prayer in the NJ. Z. Church, and ap-
PopriGte services will be held.
-. taos. Lewis, Of Moundsville, father
u III county Clerk E. W. Lewis, was call
1s On friends here yesterday.
frank O'Donnell is putting new
p5o o4,,i IN his dwelling adioining the City
Guiding, on Main street.
OhaS. Austen has returned to his
VIII WIN IL, 10 Brilliant after a pleasant visit
WIN friends here.
Ito Jus Shemrick has accepted a posi-
win briggs, the Bellaire baker.
in ,So,Ilr Bros have placed telephone
r pharmacy on Mainsstreet.
hiss osiss Mary Havey has recovered from
C''el Illness Of typhoid fever.
m O veI drunk was confined in the lock-
hp %P, Brieeland has opened a hot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-17
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, November 16.-The controlling
;,,irences in the wheat market to-day. with
a single exception, were bearish. The ex-
csntion was the weather indications, which
no,ntsd to a cold wave which might result
d;sastrously to the new crop throughout
the wheat belt. The cable reports showed
E,>ropean markets dull, with an immense
STOCK of grain in Liverpool warehouses and
REPORTS OF heavy shipments from the West
ami Northwest. The corn market was
fairly active and the feeling strong. An
excellent demand for cash oats caused .
slight advance in prices and futures were
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-17
Natal Harket.

NEW YORK, November 16.-Pig iron,
quiet American SIS. 15alS.00. Copper. dull;
lake November $ll.l5; December sl1.2O.
Lead. quiet; domestic s4.l71s. Tin, quiet
and easier: straits 1885.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-17

EgAKEG SUFFERED much from Conta-
~ gious Blood Poison, after using half
Ed TO PsRFEcr &EsS2 HEALTH and
all eruptive sores disappeared. You are
at liberty to make any use OF my statem ena
that you wish.-J. CROSBY BYRON, 2Vo
Third Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa
Treatise On Blood and Skin diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer q Atlanta Ga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-17
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD

=, b.ggsgs checked issosg6 10 dsssIss:ioo off
". J. RoBIysos. General ps...pr,, A,.,,
PAykersbv.e, ". Va "s'-'
Al DANDY, Assistant General Passenger
- Parkersbssg, ". Va
!G:TohLINsof. Passenger Agent, wheel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-17
BACClLLI In BLOOD.

Recent experiments as read before the
last Congress of Surgeons at Berlin, leave
no doubt that the true way to CLEAR
THE SYSTEM OF MICROBI is
through the pores of the skin. II has been
found that a remedy which kills the Mi
crobi will also destroy the life of the
patient; but it has also been found that the
Microbi can be forced out through the
skin, and it is in this way that g 6 s.
relieves the system of poison. 1900
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-17

The weather is getting
colder; the old summer
time things are out Of sea-
son. We have just what's
proper for the season in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-17

tDaily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
1905 Q. m. and wheeling 81 n:iT 2: M,
q. D. 0fLLELAN,
9ep. hanAgsf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-17
CENTBlL efANDAnD III.
VQennSv!vdnid Ldnea]
~ From Bridgsport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsburs Rail.
road lssve bridgeport for Pittsburs, Chicago
z m FOR Chicago and Cleveland, 1:0J D. N.
FOR Pittsburg and New York, SAP. m. For
wshsville. SO = N For East Mvsspooi
! Trains arrive At pndsspert 81 SOD . m. De-,
. m. sos p. m. i:0 p. m. s:Is p. H., sad o;&3
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains VIA the fittsbsYG. Cinslnnsa and 81.
Louis Railway. PAn-EasdIs Eo1ts. teArs Wheel
itS for stssbenyills. Fittsbsrg ss1 The zsss
I'D = m, i1:0 p N, SD p. IA. ana s:D ?. =.
Louis, 7:p q. n. sad SsB y. 10. ZOE Coiurs bus
ana Chicago. I'D ,. n. Trains arrive ~
Whssiisg e e:5o a m. s:3o Q. n an ,. m,
and I'D ,. n, and 6:8 ?. N Trains iseylnx =.
twess wheeling ssd httsbsrf. All tfAins daily
eIcsIt Sunday. jsi3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-17

W. p. a n. DIVISION.
For Pittsbufs. b:4b and 20 T. m. and STOP.
m. daily, and i:;0 y. N. daily except Sunday.
tor Pitu burg end The ta.,. o.i0 .. M. oaily.
Warrington Accommodation. 300 p. M, ex.
cept Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-17
ARnTvE.

From Pittsburg. 1o:i0a. m. daily, 1870 p. m,
eIoept Sunday. 66 and 1913 p. N. daily.
Washington Accommodation, 7:s0 q n. daily
except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
DEPARTING FROM THE ST. LAWRENCE.

Round Island Aug % (SpeciaD.-Although the weather
has been charming the St. Lawrence 1t has not oeen
able check large numbers leaving for tnes urpan
There new arrivals. but they come .or ons :
few days and September will virtually close inc eeaSon
a the Islands. -,
Among the arrivals. from New.York during the week
Prontenac-E D. Fox and wife, Miss Kate Fox. DR..
and Mrs Wendell Phillips Mrs. NJ 4. stu =. J. sun
IT, Miss Marguerite Thomas DR.. and MIS- "a " pleAs'
e. A. Odds. Mr.. aud Mrs. w. L. Hayes MIS- W. w.
Armstrong, w. p. Landon NJ H. foieer' IN . '1
wormer Mr.. and Mrs. J. X Lasher. Thomas Holmes ana
wife Miss ~ Britton, Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. seymour
W. F. Wilder. f. s. Ward aud Wife J. +. Harne ana
wife. w. \. Baldwin and wife. W. IL. Chrke Dean
Clarke, Mr. and Mrs T. Fessenden u H. fessehdeh' MISS
Fe.senden c. A. Hardin J. II. Hail. Dr. H. W. Franen'
thai the Misses Franenthal. Miss Lily Paynter. II. L.
Fost:r. ". f. Back.
Thousand Island Housc-Mrs. T.. p. Eaton, J. D. Wood
and wife MIS- S. Byers. J. Estele Daus Miss PaintoF
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schaner Miss A. G Goldsmith A.
Keley and wife H. T.. Beach. Miss n. D. Hey, J. [.
Moore and wife, D. Hrrts, b. j. Seckel Mr. and Mrs j. b.
Was,on Mr.. and Mrs T. f. Mofat. c. d. Hammond
Hattie E. Perry Mrs c. ". Black Miss +. L. Black j. D.
BLACK c. T.. Robinson and wife, T. L. WoodwsFd'
Mrs w. X. Woodward, 7. W. shaefer and wife AlOer'
schaefer A. Bhrdat and wife. w. w. Hoyt Mrs d.
t. Conn., Mr.. Mrs. William Brnkerhon, Miss ISL hlkeF
hof Mrs +. b Eager, Walter Eager, d. NJ Billings y
Moran and Wife, J. Topper and wife, Mr. and Mrs l.
Clifford c. NJ. smith, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Boyan' Miss
Brooke L. Thompson, Mrs. NJ f. Strong, the Misses
Strong w. H. Goodby, T. r. Hall and wife, Mrs John
Durham.
CrOssmon-J. Philbin and wife, II. Howard AMI
wife, Miss NJ. q. Smith, Mrs. A. 3 PeFeso'
J. w. Jackson wife Dr. w. Gilborn'
c. Z. Campbell j. s. Mundy and wife, w. H. liolenoecs
and wife, C. L. Mundy. W. z Seneens, C. V. woody
Colonel o. L. Hill, c. NJ. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. e .
Ward f. T. Henille and wife, c. +. Hopwood Miss H. d.
Downing E. c.. Could j. p. Flagg and wife, G. A. Cor
DON Miles Vernon w W. Snow, Miss NJ. Cleveland Mrs
D. NJ Turner Miss n. T. Turner. James Grange snd
| wife j. T. Wisner J. D. Wells H. j. Luce and wiie'
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Allen. Mr. aud Mrs. C. T. Both
we'll child and maid; Mr. and Mrs, Spence HsrN Spence.
| T. W. Lowell and wife. the Misses Lowell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
NEW HOTEL At WILLTIMsTOWY.

y,uaustown Mass. Aug. 90 pecia)-Summer guests
contnua IN I'll the hotels. Driving has been the chle
Amusement OF the city people this week The weather has
boen exceedingly clear and dozen parties nave been up
Creyock Mountain Liverynan Mcmahon has nver been
taxed 50 much for 90 up the mountain as he Eas
his vear The Greyock Park Association, including the
leading men OF this town and North Adams planning 90
bud stone hotel on top OF the mountain this fall 70
accommodate leo guests Among those interested In 1t
are II TtProcteE VI Cincinnati; j. w Bullock who owns
the Greylock and Taconlc hotels here Foster Swift Of
the Wilson House IN North Adams; Mr.. Sand Mt Flagg
William b. Plunket Levi L.. Brown, and other prominent
capitalists In this part Of the county The hotel VIII cost
about 800 OO0 and there is much interest In It at IL
Is probable that it will be success.
president Carter of Williams College, has returned TO
Wllamstown and will remain here until tile college opens
! w Bullock and bride have arrived here from their
wedding trip They will remain here until Some time IN
September when they will 90 TO Cincinnati
Dr. Seelcy and family, who have been occupying Mrs
Walters cottage this spending two or three
weeks ct the Thousand Islands They will return here
for the month OF September.
coaching party In four-inhand from MaplewoDd
Hotel Pittsned dned the Taconic Inn Tuesday
rho party consisted OF Mrs. Collins Miss Collins, Mrs
Whitfield Miss Whitfield OF NewYork Miss Mcflveine.
the Misses Perry Ralph Perry, Charles Il. HiD0ard,
William Baldwin, Sydney Treat and Mr. Koch.
The arrivals at Greyock Inn include c. a. Dawson,
H. W. Everett and wife, S. j. w. Lawrence, the Rev.
George A. Alexander T. Van Nostrand and wife. A n.
BENJAMIN, Mrs. J. NJ. Motley, Mrs. Dr. Rhein. II. A.
Chlds and WIFE, l.. c. La Mon agne Ernest Hail and wife
Miss Hall Miss Alma Hall. Mrs. j. T. Riley, New York; at
the Taconlc Inn Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Kinney, Miss
Tiden Miss Isabella Tldcn f. r. Lancaster and wife,
Itand T. Randall and wife, New-York Joseph Campbell,
IT. Campbell MaccToy, Livingston Jacques, D. g. Kissam
Orange. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
CONNECTICUT MILITIA IN CAMP.
TENNIS AND MOONLIGHT DRIVES ABOUT NEW
LONDON

New.London, Conn.,. Aug. % (SpcciaD.-The pri"c'p"'
attraction for has been the State camp az
and wonderfully well regulated camp IL was 49,
orders were issued from headquarters regarding the GIVING
out Of passes enlisted men, and the ofu'Is h"'' 80
rgidv enforced so that the number OF men VINO spu %
week each year In on1ng about the streets oil -Nc"
in uniform at the expense OF the State mas D'
small A large number Of people have visited inc camp
ground every afternoon 10 tho regimental ana DRue
dress parades but OF course Friday was the feue u
OF the week as Governor Buckley and stan uien r'
the troops Despite the heat, the mtlane" S'o'u up "
all true soldiers should and presented Inc app
winning high praise from the army officers pre"V, wv.
ernor Buckley and Congressman Charles ~ i'u'N' AVN
this district. spent most OF the week In camp
THE Goth Regiment c. ", held its annual reunion d.
uvs.ic Island this week New-Lordon contributed two
companie to this regiment, commanded oy Coioh@'
william H. Bentley and the other by Christian 'on
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Whttemore ard tho Kew A. H.
smpson gospel from Eew-York conducted snort
sres Of meetings in First Church OF Christ IN this
city this week. - n,
AZ the Fort Griswold-Mr. and Mrs E. F. Dawley'
Mr., C. Y French Providence Miss S. c. Brown Port
land Me-; Miss L. NJ. Williams, Yantc, conn; H.
Armltage Heidelberg, Germany Mss NJ H. fowerH' niIs
+ p Robinson Mrs w. w. Coolidge, Miss susan L.
Nrls Mrs George S. Power, Boston F. B. IarbeauN'
Mexico; William Gillette Miss Margaret Warner Hart
ford; J. " Raymond and Wife, John H. Wood, chicago
f. Atwood Stonngton; Mrs. L. NJ. Tlgham Ihiaoeiph'u
My, r. s. Adams tom" Mason, N w. Whitcnno A Il
Van Brunt j. w. wheelock. A. McAleeHan' A. o
Canaey Edward, Perry, II. r. McIane, New'f ofR; Eu
ward L. French, Buffalo; Miss r. Edwards MISS NJ
Edwards o. W. Edwards, Northampton, Mass j. u
English, New.Haven; w T. Blackman Hunter "yheS'
Brooklyn; Henry E. Rees Georgia
At rho Peouoo-Miss StOckwcll p. +. Robbie, Pnul
Carath r. c. Siboy and wife, Rosa w. Weir' j. B. Weir
sherman Day. james C. Morrison and wife, George w
Morris George c. Lyman, New-York; w. {. Bullsh
c. J. Milne and wife, Mrs David Milne, Philadelphia
W G Kerr and wife r. r. Livingston, A j. McQuades.
Now.York; ]. P. a. Dotte, NJ Dolittle' Mise Coke
Uuca ~ y; F. II. Horton and wife, San Francisco
Mrs s G.. Andrews ]. Sherlock Andrews Rochester
n Y; j. N. Raymond and wife, Chicago; MISS hSpy
clifton NJ Moses and wife, Lille Moses. Cincinnati
Miss Iorine Columbus, Ohio; Mrs n. s. Kelly NJ Z.
Carroll Washington c. B. Scoy1lle, Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
lFE4IRS 1T OLD POINT COMFORT.

Old Point Comfort. Va. Aug PA battalion n four
companies OF the Washington Light Infantry with the Cor
coran Cadet, and band OF the 3D. ARTILLERY, arrived at
Ocean View about five miles south for their summer en-
capncnt last Sunday evening General Albert Odway,
commanding the district militia, who IS at the Hygela with
hts family went and inspected the camp Monday
The battalion IN command OF Major William N Dalton
rived here wednesday morning by from Norfolk
and headed by their band marched fort Here
,cy were met by Colonel Frank commancant and stan
ard after general Introduction the officers lady
friends repaired Colonel Franks quarters, where an
informal reception held The command then dis.
rer-el and spent couple OF hours inspecting post
and the many objects OF interest to military visitors to be
found here.
The virginia Dental Association has been in session
for the last four days discussing various subjects
., interest 20 the profession. T. II. P0rrainore
Hampton has elected president for the ensuing year.
and Woodbridge Alum Springs selected for their next
annual meeting.
Colonel George II. Weeks chief quaItermastcr Depart
men Of Texas and wife arrived here Monday aud
Visiting their daughter Mrs. DR.. Pohemus Of the gar
slson
Lieutenant Grebc. I'd Artillery. has gone TO Nara
Cans.t Pier - Join his family To- a short vacation.
Captoin Ralph Maxwell. leading lawyer of Greenvlle.
PENN arrived the Hygela Monday. lie served during
his father was colonel and close appointed 10
the cd Z. S Infantry lie resigned In 1907 to resume
the practise Of his profession.
Lieutenant W. T.. Ship. 10th Cavalry, now East Oh
leave Fort Apache, Arizona Is at the hyseia Wan
his sister Miss Ship, OF North Carolina
The following IRE some OF the late arrivals al the
Hyseia Hotel: George Wheeler, MISS Mamie White MI
and Mrs. Hlbbler the Rev Charles j. Holt ME- Mac
gregor l.. l.. Brown, X. Il. window. U. r. fessenaen'
$. $. French aud wife. Il. Fergus, A. W. Drown' D. D.
WILLIAMSON Alexander N. Jacobs. New-Torki " "
Duncan and wife, Brooklyn.