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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-12
Base Ball SATURDAY..

Manager HuntreSs, of the San Antonio
Base Ball club. this morning received a
telegram from Manager Veltman. OF the
Bracket Base Ball club. that he would
be- here with his team to play the San An
tOnioS next Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day. This is good news and the games
have been accepted by our champions.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-12

LONDON and Paris are using creosot-
ed wood for street paving more ex-
tensively than any other cities in the
world. These cities should be:as COM
petent to judge of paving materials as
any other, and their conclusions are
certainly worth considering.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-12
Accountants.

James Anderson,
Chartered Accountant and Auditor,
No. II East Houston Street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-12

BRET HARTE finds three reasons
for publishing in England for
the one that induces him to publish
in America. He gets three times as
much for his literary wares there as
he does here.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-12
Chinese Store 81 w. Houston

St. Quong Man Yuen, Prop. Impor-
ter of fine Chinese Dry Goods, China
neSe Curiosities.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-12
Children'S :. ClOaks.
Full Line of Finer Garments at Prices

UUTTeSpUHIIHgIy IOW.
THIS DEPARTMENT will be replete everything of
choicest styles for children of all ages.
Long and Short Cashmere Coaks shades
sOmey embroidered in silk, Chidrens Cloth
Jackets and Coaks from to IA years age pop
ular cloths at lowest prices.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-12
The Worth Of Your Money.

Go TO PiggOtt's and get the worth OF
your money In wagons, or carriages.
Horse shooting and painting a speciality
Cor. f. aston and SCledad streets. SO Bun
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-12
Carriage Painting.

F. Pasche, sos Ave. Il. The Celebrat-
I'd Noble & Horse best English-Varnish
used Satisfaction guaranteed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-12
Sam Maverick,

Real Estate Agent Conveyances ant
Notary Public. 4I9 +. Houston st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
CRIMISAL MATTERS.
No further Robberies Reported-The Po-
lice Working Hard.

No further rObberies were reported
Yesterday, and it is to be hoped that the
thieves have concluded to give the peo-
pie and the police rest. The officers
have been doing their utmost TO detect
and arrest the thieves, Chief Delbrugge
being on duty with his entire force,
the day men being often held
on duty for hours after their
regular time for reporting oil, "
in the hope Of preventing further
depredationS, while the Chief has been
ont until aS late as four o'clock in the
morning, in the effort to gain nforma-
ton and make arrests. The Chief
stated yesterday, that the force at his
command, be they ever so vigilant. was
not adequate TO preventing robOcrleS,
FOR with but two men TO ward, after
eleven o'clock at night, it was impoS-
sible TO patrol the main streets and at
the same time look after suspicious per
sons aud watch alleys, residence dis
tricts and out-of-the-way localities.
The work of warning confidence men,
known thieves and suspicious persons
generally to get ont of town was con-
tinued yesterday, several men coming
within these classes being told they
must leave or go To Jail on State war
rants. One mau thus summoned 10
headquarters protested that he "hadn't
done nothn'" and said it was hard to be
compelled to leave, but he was told
there could be no debate on the queS-
ton, and that he had until noon to-day
to skip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
Arrested ON Suspicion.

A man giving his name as James
Clark, of New York, was arrested yes
terday, at Martins Ferry, by Officers
Och and Bowman He had been suS-
pected by the officers. who followed
him, and when they were noticed 10y
him he tried TO get rid of a lot of jewelry
by throwing it into an empty barrel that
was standing alongside of Schaeffer's
grocery, on Washington street. After
the arrest he was searched, but nothing
was found on his person.
Thinking that he had made away with
something in the near neighborhood, a
search was made, which resulted in
finding the jewelry in the barrel. 1t
consisted of seven gold watch chains
and four set finger rings, done up in 4
handkerchief. He acknowledged to
throwing them there, and claimed that
he had bought them. He is man about
= years old, feet 10, and weigh about
100; had on a pair OF black corduroy
pants. and also had bridge ticket in
his pocket that had some crossings
punched out of it. He claimed that lac
had just arrived, but it is the opinion
Of the Martins Ferry police that he has
been in this city lately. He will have a
chance to explain his situation TO the
Mayor in the morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
WAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY.
How ii win Be Celebrated By the Order
OF American Mechanics.

The General Parade Committee of tie
Junior O. 1. 4. NJ. of this city, who are
arranging to celebrate Washington,
birthday, are progressing finely and ar
engagements are about completed lu-
yitationS have been accepted by the O.
/. \. NJ, 7. O. ). of A., X. G.. + X. of
f., and many other organizations OF
this city.
The uniformed rank of the Junior
Order. 200 strong, from PittSburg, will
take part in the parade. The Manning
ton and Burton guards have also decided
10 participate.
The parade will be held on Saturday
the 2lst, and 4 big time is looked FOR. 1t
Is expected that about loo men win I've
10 line.
The hre department. and the police
are also invited to participate. Wash
ington, Pa, will send 100 men, Clarine-
ton aud New Mariiusyille will send lO1
men. a flag will be presented on that
day by Washington Council No. 5, OF
this city. to the Washington school.
George +. Boyd has been elected Chief
Marshal OF the day, and j. Dow, As
SiStant Marshal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
WHO ARE rHENs


lhc tuconNsutiouisl business Method. OF
S,c>uscu OF Zine s inen.
For several days past two Siyli>hly
dressed men. wearing diamonds, have
been calliug at private residences of the
better class, in various quarters u the
city. offering for sale. m extremely low
prices. fine table linens, lace curtains,
and similar goods. ~ several residences,
the actions OF the men excited suspicion,
and one prominent lady. well-kuowu
in social circles. communicated her
fears % The police, vino made an
investigation as far a> they were able e.
go. w..h no tcy satisfactory results.
The -ruiicmcu, one of whom is dc
Scrited as q Hebrew by some, aud as a
Frcuchmau Dy others. said they repre-
Scn,cd large dry goods establishment
iu New IorA, aud were proiuse ih their
invitations so call upon the firm should
the lady ever visit the metropolis,
They told her that their firm kept
aholt les horses ana carriages 10
maich. aud ,hat ID She should call upon
them carriage would be placed at her
disposal etc.
To another lady. they said the goods
had 10 be- disposed OF at any price, and
that money was no object, the owner OF
the goods q, siriug 60 realize. They
also said tLat the owner had taken Il
particular fancy to the lady. and per
,iS,eully endeayOrcd to make Il sale 10
her. saying they were anxious to do her
= favor. They were particularly auX-
iogs. q, another house, to secure the
la1y's car5. all made enquiries Is to
her husbands occupaiiOn-au unusual
enquiry under such circum, tances.
"Wednesday evening The two men were
at the Opera House, but they we're not
heard 81 yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
Tribute of Resueet.

At meeting OF the Butchers Protective
Association No II, February 18th, 1891.
the following preamble and resolution.
were adopted:
WHEREAS, II has pleased an Advise Gre
ator. in His infinite wisdom. 90 remove
from the circle Of cur Association. and
from earth and friends, our brother Charlie.
Daub. who departed this life February
10th. 1891; therefore. be IL
Rcsolrcd, That. while bowling in meek
submission 10 His holy will, we most sin
cerely deplore his loss, and only find conso
lation in the thought that our separation is
but temporary, and that we shall meet
again beyond the portals Of the tomb.
Resolrcd, That in his death the family
have lost an affectionate and loving hus
band and father, the Butchers Protective
Association No. II a devoted member, and
the community an upright citizen.
Rcsolrcd, That these resolutions be spread
on the records Of our Association aud &
copy presented to the bereaved family.
G H MEDICS,
G. W. HEss.
CHAs. DASNESBEa5,
Louis ZOECKLEk,
ANDY KoRN.
Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
SMALL Tain
aluor Matter. % mterest strictly an"
i'nhny fesd-

aluor Matter. nf Interest 'Sr'euy amt
,l,nny rs'd-
The work Of blasting out the Belmont
blast furnace still continues.
Mis-. Mary LArHRoP will lecture at the
Opera House Sunday afternoon
Two deeds OF trust were left for record
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
WILLIAM KEEL. of Toronto. was in the
city Yesterday inspecting pottery kiln
Orrr.rn WarSoS arrested Richard Car
son last night for loafag about on the
streets.
Glorcr DlEz, % native of Germany, was
adm,ttrd 90 citizenship ia Tue Cir'mtCour'
yesterday.
TnE.s were three cases ia Police Court
YESTERDAY morning TWO DRINKS tnd Nas
made 70 the list.
Tng Finance Committee OF the Board OF
/ Commissioners met last evening upon some
minor county business
ATTENTION is called TO the advertisement
of the ncw firm oi j. +. Gwynn y %
which has bought out +. Hanauef' al No
/ 1905 Market street
/ AM,rElAcr license was issued yester-
/ dav TO Charles Francis Nolan, native OIL
/ Pittsburgh, AGED s., and Mainilda l.. re,
tarsine. a native OF Allegheny CITY, aseu
I32
Trr Department Commander Of Ohio
/ and Miss Willis will be entertained Dy
/ Spauelor Post q i. K, Bellaire' tins
/ eveniu- Members of the O. 4. x. oil thls
city who wish 20 attend are requested tt
NEE, at the ha.l of the order at { p. H.
/ tonight.
LAST evening Mrs Rickcrs, who lives on
Market street. in the sixth ward, was The
victim OF a very painful accident. She wa
manner fell upon the stove badly burning
her hand 4 physician was called, whc
dressed the member.
Tn. taking Of testimony was finished II
the case OF the Wheeling Bridge aud Ter
u.inal Company vs. the Camden Consoli
dated Oil Company yesterday morning
and arguments OF counsel consumed the re-
mairdor Of the day. This trial Is on th'
questions raised in the special pleas OF th'
defense
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
The Rrnnrf Infrnc

Rev. Mr.. Galloway, pastor oi thc NJ.
L Church al Triadeiph.a. called az this
Office last evening, and said the rumorS
affecting q minister of thar Town, rc-
ferrcd to in the REcISrrR OF yesterday
morning, were entirely untrue iu 50 far
as they might be deemed TO apply 10
him. They were evidently set ailoat by
malicious persons. aud were calculated
to do great damage to the reputation Of
the person named.
Rev. Galloway came TO the city for
the purpose OF consulting Presiding III
der Jones. but that gentleman WAS tenn
porarily absent.
Rev. DR.. Cushing who accompanied
Rev. Galloway, said the latter had as
surcd him the reports were entirely nm
founded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
FATAL ACCIDENT.
A prummer's Horrible Death at Bell

hlFc
Sam -el Lowder, of GAINESVILLE, travel
ing salesman for the Edgewood DIS
tillerv of Cincinnati. was cut TO pieces
Yesterday about noon while attempting
IN board a b. Il o. passenger train al
Bellaire. .ho
Lowder was some distance from the
depot when the train pulled in. HAS
tily bidding some friends goodbye ne
mounted the three flights OF STAIRS
leading from the entrance oil the uepot
N the nlatform above. When he reach
ed the top the train was just starting
Although over-exerted from his cIimo
nm tine stairs he concluded to get
aboard. with one hand he caught the
railing. hut was prevented from using
tbeothrr on account of Satchel he
was carrying. Failing to sustain
mis- weight, he fell and roiieu
under The wheels, two coaches passing
over him. Tho body was horribly man
eled. and his head received an ugly
wound. The remains were gathered TO-
rether and taken TO Grafton'S under
taking establishment. \ telegram was
sent 10 relatives in GAINESVILLE, and the
remains we're afterward turned over 10
the X. OF p.
Mr.. Lowder was well liked by all VINO
knew him. and his sudden death was q
great shock to his many friends. De
ceased leaves a wife and five children u
mourn his death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
\ NEY GAME.
You Fay Finy Cent. for Picture, and
Have Chance for Prize.

You Fay Firiy Gents for Picture, and
Have a Chance for Prize.
Here you are. now; only half dollar
Tor "a picture. Who takes the neXt?'
Another winner gone; this gentle
mau gets "a dollar
Try again, sin; better luck next
time"
These ana similar expressions, Gem
/ ing from the small auction room on the
west side OF Market street, Just below
Fourteenth street, caught the ear Of a
reporter last night, and the man OF
news wandered in 10 see what was go
/ mg on H. found eight ur ten frames,
backed by Lul-colored pa>tcboard, and
about two by three feet in size, lean
ing against the wall Oh the top of the
back counter. Each of these frames
contained. or had originally contained.
about liitycard photographs of actresses,
/ baseball players, bruiscrS, etc, while in
/ front was the legend. "Phutograp
/ fifty cents each" Behind the counter
were two or three strange and two or
three familiar faces. the latter belong
/ ing 10 fly men, well known in local cir
I cles, and the scheme was to sell the
pictures for fifty cents each, the choice
| OF the purcha cc Uciug indicated by a
short bamboo pointer. The card indi-
Gated would be picked ont Of the frame,
when, If the space behind it was blank,
the operator" informed the purchaser
that he had drawn a blank, but If the
l figures 90 were behind the card, the
buyer was given % dollar. and in like
manner as To other sums Stencilcd on
the paSteboGrd. II is needless to say
that there we're more blanks than dol
lars, and that five dollars was only
drawn at long intervals. Patrons were
told. whcncyer business was slack, that
there VAS prize of $50 and another of
$50 or the frames, 10 be drawn
Seeing the reporter in the room, one
Of the operators" followed him out aud
said:
"Doa't give 10 rs tooruw, now. We've
soc. he conStableS and the Mayor aud
the Chief. aud they're fixed. Ii you
folks don't make too much noise, well
raise stake"
II IS probable THAT the game will not
be running to-day, Is the Mission folks,
from WHOM. the owners of the scheme
sr5-let. viii refuse to rent TO them for
such "a purnoSc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
FnrfY-One Dollars stolen.

Yesterday two or three HungarianS
who board at Il house near the blast
furnace at Martins Ferry, procured a
keg OF beer and went on bit OF quiet
drunk. One of the crowd was overcome
and lay down on the floor to Sleep of his
potations. When he came to he missed
Sil which he had in his pocket when he
went to sleep. He complained to the
police, and officers went TO the place
and subjected the inmates, including
two women, to search. They all pro-
tested their innocence, and no money
was found on them. The premises were
then thoroughly searched, and the
money was found between the mattress
cS of a led rs there was no certain
evidence against any of the inmates, no
arrests were made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
n.nth of nm E.timabIe Lady.

At a quarter OF sly o'clock Yesterday
morning Mrs. Adaliuc Cundiiug. Wifi
of David iuudliug, died at the family
residence, No. 1905 Cnap!ne street, aged
- years and eight months
Mrs. Gundliug, a daughter OF simon
Kline. was one of the most estimahie OF
women. and her death caused many eN-
pr,sslons Of sincere regret from her
countless friends. Her illness, which
AVA, of some six or eight weeks dura-
tion. was not. for long time deemed
10 be of such nature Is 10 excite
anxiety. but by degrees the system gave
way under the long continued drain.
and Yesterday the end came.
The funeral will take place sunday
morning at o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
1t Wa. Commanding to smell.

Say, how you move @ dead horse,
already?" said bewhi>kered gentle
man with pronounced German accent,
who came into police headquarters last
night.
"Where is the rselying?" asked the
Lieutenant on duty.
Ride down there IN Marshall
coundy," said the complainant.
In Marshall county? We haven't
anything TO do with that. How long
has he been dead?'
"Shust aboudt cighd DAYS. o." said tine
Marshall county man, "uad hc vas
pegiuniu' 10 Schmcli."
The Lieutenant thought this state
ment was probable, and referred the
complainant to q County Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
THE SOCIAL MAZE.
what rrsu.Pircd ia social Way Re
Gently.

What TRANSFERRED la social Way Ike
Gently.
Mr. Robinson White, OF Washington
civ. aud Miss Minnie l.. Cline, Of West
Virginia, were married Wednesday
morning In Washington. The bride was
atiired in beautiful travelling suit OF
gray breadcloth The groom is the
Youngest son Oi Charles White, ST., an
old residontO. Washington, Is member
of the District bar and is well known IN
business and professional circles here.
After their wedding Trip 10 New York
the happy pair will return TO Washing
ton and will reside II 2O7 l. street north
west.
Wednesday was Ash Wednesday and
the cessation of all social entertainments
will continue in "a measure throughout
the forty days Of Lent. While Lent IS
especially observed by members OF the
Catholic and Episcopal churches, all
society people, no matter what their
creeGs, consider 10 not good form To in
IdulCo ia ostcntatiOus amu>emeutS.
Lectures aud midcl forms OF rccrea-
tiors are allowable. After Lent, how
ever. balls and receptions will bloom
again aud Doe more enjoyed ON account
LOT the enforced period OF rest. The
season OF SINAI. entertainments, both
literary aud musical, is az hand. Clubs
Twill flourish. and the busy belle will
| have leisure for brief space VI time 10
turn her mind 90 mental Improvement.
The Pride of Wheeling Cou9cil No. .,
I Daughters of Rabocca, AN auxiliary as
ISOLATION 20 the American Mechanics,
held a supper aud musical aud literary
entertainment in Germania Hall, last
evening. which was generously attend
ed. The programme was conducted by
Alex. Bceb0ut. State Secretary OF the
/ American Mechanics, and among those
who took part We're Nancy StsrcaVcS,
/ Hazel Becbout, Daisy HoVey. ESteila
/ Kraus, Mrs Mcclellan, Blanche Fcrrel.
/ Ira Jones. Alice Boebout. Miss Hath
away aud Clyde ilumrichouse.
This evening, commencing mt eight
O'clock, Mis- jamie :. Good pupils will
give musicale ~ her home on jacob
street. This promises To be u very ell
joyablo event, as Miss Good numbers
among her many pupils some quite pro
. iicicnt musicians.
Miss Fannie Buytcn, OF Key,er, w.
Va. niece of Hon. Henry q. Davis, is
guest of Mrs. IL. i. iIGnford, in Wash
iugtou City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13

Srr,xeyR,. visitors aud cur own peo-
plc Will 90 well 20 remember i9@' ~ "a
paw. ErlnSwicS Hotol Is now Ia soUu
mining order Meals > cents TICS a
.ers - for SLO0, 81 for $500. Rooms 'V
csnts NJ. THORNTON, Proprietor
''"''' 1l35 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
The Annual Tour Of the Department

The members Of the Council Commit
tee on Fire Department. yesterday,
made the annual tour OF the various en-
CINE and hose houses, in the company
OF Chief Healy. and numerous sugges-
tions for Improvements aud repairs We're
made and taken under consideration.
The members OF the Committee are
seriously considering the adyisability Of
locating q hose company at some point
ON McCulloch street. around The hill,
and it is probable an estimate for this
addition to the department will be en-
braced in the annual schedule OF cX-
pendturcs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
The Thtonville Pottery.

There will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the Tiionville pottery IN this
city on Saturday. at which negotiations
will probably be concluded for the lease
of the concern to some capitalists rep
resented by II. r. IIattOn, OF PlttSbnrg.
The lesSeS will, after giving the place a
complete overhauling, 90 into the manu-
facture of bone or transparent china.
The pottery when in operation will give
employment TO nearly fifty persons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13

Yesterday afternoon, about = o'clock,
The squeezers in the forge department
OF the LaBelle mill broke down, and
the employees of that department were
idle in consequence. The squeezers Will
be repaired to-day, and it is expected
that the night turn will go on this
evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Dssa II Transfer Len for Record Hester

The following uansieF u rea. estate
was left for record Ut CLERK E9ok
otiice yesterday .
need made February J.. 1891, 81
OrloF /. Zane 10 John NJ. Emmerth,
for lots Nos. 81 and - in Zane'S orchard
addition. Consideration. 500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13

Robert Burdett arrived in the city
over the Panhandle at twenty minutes
past nine o'clock. and proceeded TO The
McLure, where he Immediately retired
On being told by the clerk that there
was telegram awaiting him at DR.
Dickey's, the humorist said he did not
care for it last night, but would get il
in the morning. Whether the lecture
will be- given at another date soon, nos
that the lecturer is in town, is not
known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
Accident nj the TOP MIL.

The crane in the mill of the Wheeling
Iron Company, fell yesterday morning
striking Melville Hubbard and Her
mann BierkOtt, two workmen. The
former was badly cut about the head,
and the services of a physician were re-
Quired to dress his wounds. Bierkott
was but slightly injured. Both men
live in Slacktown, above the mill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13
Cnnnrrs HnIIled In.

Last night Officer West arresten An
thony Connors. charged some time ago
with stealing an oyercoat from J. w.
Terrell. He was found walking on
Market street aud was wearing the
stolen garment. He will be brought
before Squire Davis to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13

Charlie Spears, who is subject to fits,
fell in one OF these Affections on Forty
fourth street last night aud broke his
left leg below the knee. lie was taken
To the police station in the patrol and
City Physician Shearer summoned, who
dressed the injured member.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13

First race, Ozone, odds To ,.
Second race, Burnside, odds to l.
Third race, Perwinkle, odds to /.
Fourth race, Woodcutter, odds to /.
Fifth race, Peril, Odds to /.
Sixth race. Armicl, odds 10 >.
Combination No. 81 paid Sl7.d0 on
last three races.
Races received daily at Mclaughlin
* Co.'S Pool Room, Corner Twelfth and
Water streets. Combinations sold and
track odds laid. Au accurate deScrip-
ton given OF all races. Races startat 2
P, N. sharp,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13

Our Customers VIII find our Lover
So, street a.ar safe aud convenient
entrance. 20 our cstsbi,SER;eut during the
aim. th,t improvements are IN progress
=, our Twelfth street front
%" NJ. GUTMAN & co.