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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-24
BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES.

Buena Vista Loan and Trust
Citizens Nat. Bank. -.
Commercial Nat. Bank.
Farmers Nat. Bank, SALEM.
Fidelity Loan and Trust Co.,
Roanoke. -.
First Nat. Bank, Buchanan.
First Nat. Bank, Buena Vista
First Nat. Bank, Roanoke.
Rndford Trust Company.
Roanoke Savings Bauk.
Southern Nat Bank, n. ".
State Saving Bank. Roanoke
LAND, IMPROVEMENT AND /,
MES.
Basic City NJ. NJ. II l.. Co. -.
Bedford City Land IL I'm. Co.
Bucna Vista Co. 49,.
Chamouni Land Co.
Central Inv. Co., Roanoke.
Central Land Co., Buchanan.
Cloverdalc Iron " Land Co...
Colona Land Co., Norfolk. :.
Creston Land Co., Roanoke.
Creston Land Co Salem. :.
Crystal Spring Land Com
pany, ROanokc...........
Flat Top q. l.. Assn, pf.....
Flat Top G. l.. Assn, pr. inc.
ca. amt. com ..............
Flat Top 81. Assn com.
Glen Fla Is Land Co., Roanoke
Glenmore Land Co, Salem. :.
Goshen Land and Imp. Co. -.
Graham Land and Imp. Co...
Grottoes Co., Shendun. -.
HOckman Liant Co., salem. =.
Iron.Bclt Building and Loan
Association. $40. ........
IvaDhoe Land and Imp. Co. :.
Janettc Land Co., Roanoke.
Kenova A ssociatiOn. .........
Lake Spring Land Co., Sa-
lem (pf.) Decentralization. -.
Lake spring Land Co. (com.)
Landsdowne Land Co.. Roam
oke....................
Linwood Land Co.
Mclrose Land Co., Roanoke.
Midvale Land Co., Pulaski.
Mountain View Land Co.,
Roanoke.
New Castle Land and Imp. Co
Norfolk Company. -.
Norton Land and Imp. Co.
Otter View Land Co., Bed
ford City. So.
Pierce Inv. Co., Pulaski. -.
Pulaski Land and Imp. Co..
Radford Development Co. :.
Radford West End Land Co..
RivermOnt Co., Lynchburg..
Riverview Land Co., RadfOrd
Roanoke Building Asso'n u
Inv. Co. ....... :. -.
Roanoke Construction and
Imp. Co. Observation-Disclosures.
Roanoke Development Co :.
Roanoke Development and
Guarantee Co.
Roanoke Land and Imp. Co..
Bridgewater Carriage Com
pany, Roanoke.
Cold Storage Co., Roanoke.
Salem Building u Inv Co..
Salem Development Co.
Salem Improvement Co. go.
Shenandoah Land u I'm. Co..
Shenandoah Investment Co.
South Salem Land Co.
Steelton Land Company, Sa-.
lem (preferred).
Steelton Land Company, Sa-
lem (comm0n).
Virginia City Association. -,
Virginia Development Co., q
per cent. preferred, cumula-
i've. ......., .......
Virginia Development Com
papy (c0mmon). ............
Virginia Finance Co., Roam
Virginia Investment Asso-
citation, e per cent. pref;
inclu. equal amt. com. .....
Virginia Investment Co., of
Baltimore.
Virginia Laud Co.. q per cent.
preferred .........,........
Virginia Land Co.. 6 per cent.
pref, including equal amt.
common
Virginia Real Estate and
Investment Assn, 6 per C.
pref. inclu. equal amt. com.
Wall Street Investment Co..
West Graham Land aud Imp.
We. ............ .....
West Lynchburg Land Co..
West Salem Land Company
(Class C)............. 49,.
INDUSTRIAL CON
American Bridge and Iron
Company, Rosnoke........
Comas Machine Co., Salem.
Crystal Ice Co, Salem. ......
Graham Furnace Co.,,......
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-24
oct3O-SO days

TNRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
4 Estate in the ity OF Roanoke, Va-tJnder
ana by virtue of decd OF trust. dated the 2Stb
gay OF October. 1890, from Julia Nunan and John
d. Nunan to tho undersigned trustee, and of ro
cord In the clerks office OF the corporation court
LOT the city of Roanoke. to secure the payment of
S3,NO as therein described, and default having
occurred In the payment OF the first due note
nm, AZ the request OF the holder thereof will on
THURSDAY, THE 3RD DAY OF DECEMBER
,s9l, AT l2 O'CLOCK NJ, In front OF the court
nouse, IN Roanoke city. sell at public auction TO
inc highest bidder that ccrtsin parcel OF land "
follows Soy " as
=, beginning at point on the west side OF
nelson street 2Iu feet north of Bnllitt street.
thence north 50 degrees west 100 feet to n point:
thence north 10 degrees east IG feet to an alley.
tncncc with said alley rorth as degrees 80 min
utcs east llO3 feet to Nelson street; thence with
nelson street south 10 degrees west 60 feet TO
beginning, being part OF lot 3, section =, map OF
IarK Land and Improvement Company
IEkMS OF SALE: Cash as to enough to nav
the cost OF executing this trust and the past due
hote OF $3.50 and interest n total OF, saw 81 M
ana as to $3.50 with interest from tho 18th day
OF October, 1890, on the 2Sth day OF October
1Sss, and the residue in two equal annual insral
ncnts from date OF sale with interest from dntc
noy4-tds Trnstco
The vendec of Julia and Jno j. Nunan has as
euincd the payment Of the above mentioned
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TRUsTREs, aAnna.
'Ek0sTEE sALE.--BYyIRTUEO OF a DFRI
~, - OF trust executed by It. L. Welch aud aeora,

'skgsTEE sALB.--B VIRTUE OF A DEED
sna ss's ed The The IT. q February
OF Roanoke deed book 90, page ssi. to secsr ~
Levi Levi ana md j.. W;Witt the amount OF $4,000. the
same being evidenced by thirty-two negoftahi
aetGs OF even date for $3.50 each and ono note
~ tnirty.thrce months after date for 5000 Will,
i hnS from date and being payable monthly
ment OF niue OF the bove.describe bed notes and ~
o ene request OF the beneficiary to do, viii
e IGT f,o,W Of the city OF Roanoke All IL
i IS nL ~. 81 ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5TH,
That .hS oi following Nv described property towt
s Mest siae OF Gancsboro avenue Is feet south of
nn asnoiia street; thence in a westerly direction
~ ioct 10 point; thence south IS feet to point.
rnenSc east w feet to Ganesboro avenue; thence
tSc - ieet to the beginning, together with all
'nG n SSPpurtenane es thereto belonging
thnMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost of sale and
t ts up pact Que notes amounting to Sf35 90 and
,n.et , from the let day OF February 1890 the
Hn, vnass, 10 assume IL notes OF sf5.uO each with
,m,er tt from the LIST day OF February 1SS, and
Rayaoic monthly, beginning with the LIST dsy of
nterns, lsyi. and one note of 5000 with
a,' from the 1st day of February. 1850. Hal
ance on such terms IA will be made known or
noys .,s.v tas Ii. S. TROUT,
oot"W tuo Trustee
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The vendec of Julia and Jno j. Nunan has as
eumcd the payment OF the above mentioned
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
RAVENS WOOD.

RAvENswOOD, January ii Rev Bra
den and wife, of GAINESVILLE Ohio, ar
rived here Thursday. Rev. Braden will
take charge of the NJ. +. Church
Otto Howell and sister were called home
to attend the funeral of their brother-in-
law, Mr. Fogarty.
Miss Clara Aids is visiting Marietta,
Ohio
Miss r. w Kelly has returned home
! from several weeks visit to her parents
at Charleston.
Mr.. Williams, of Chicago, Ill, was a
guest of his sister, Mrs. George Crooks,
but has returned home.
Mrs. Bowers, mother of Mrs. G.. w.
Kotzebue, is visiting her this week.
Miss Cora Spencer, of Charleston, was
visiting her friend, Miss Julia Curtis, last
week.
Henry Wolf of Cincinnati, Ohio, is Wis
iting his friend, Harvey Wolf
j. f.. McGlothlln and f.. Wells were in
Charleston a few days Of this week.
Mrs. w A. Tallman; of Huntington, is
calling on friends in town.
Harry Hilands is visiting at his home in
Kentucky.
The NJ E. Church South has been bold
ing protracted meeting for two weeks,
Rev. ROYAL. of Huntington in charge.
j. Vaught Armstrong was the guest of
his brother, Holly, at Charleston, Tuesday
and Wednesday,
w. c. Watts is now in Cincinnati in con-
sultation with physicians for his health.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
ATTENTION couNcIL:
4 Matter Of Great Importance to this
Community.

70 ne Eii't0r Of ne Register.
SE:- The new Council should take
prompt action upon the bill introduced IN
the Legislature. OSteusiblv for the consol-
idatiOn of the street car lines in this city,
but really to obtain an enormously valuable
franchise without the consent OF TIE city
authorities About One-thirt of the thirty
wears during which the Citizens Company
ithe old line has right 10 operate
has expired. aud the bill Is for
tar purpose O. making tue right
perpetual without the consent of Council
No matter what may be the discoveries
of science and the progress OF invention,
the consolidated company, with perpetu-
al charter. can avail themselves Of them or
not. as they please. If 1.-THE bill passes, in
asmuch as the local authorities can not
compel them 20 improve or, after the end
of the thirty years, grant the Market, up
per Main, Chapline aud jacob streets route,
the very best IN the city, 10 any other com
panV. The Councils in lSS2 very wisely
limited the street railway grant TO 30 years.
II IS now desired by the owners Of the
lines 10 ignore the city fathers and the
rights reserved by their predecessors, and
have the Legislature ia bill, the title Of
which indicated a very different purpose,
against the spirit of the constitution give
grant % operate perpetUally street car
line i'm TINS city. without the consent Of the
council The bill is perniciouS in the
extreme, and should be killed for many
reasons.
I. 10 does nor express It's real purpose in
lis title and is deceptive.
. 10 takes from tue local authorities Of
this city the determination OF matters
properly belonging 20 them. Is IL concerns
the use OF the city's streets.
g. 10 is "a dangerous precedent, in thar IL
asks the Legislature 10 Interfere ln our
local affairs and govern US from Charles
ton
3. f., is ur insult 90 the Council of this
city which mas never been consulted about
"a Grant OF vast importan &c and value % the
company. which amends an ordnance of
tue city passed by previous Council, and
10 is asked az the hdnds of gentlemen
almost all of whom are utterly guOvant of
the questions involved and the desires Of
our people
>. 10 ratihos by legislative action the
perpetual charter improviUeut,v and Illegal
.y granted To the Wheeling Ia way Com
pauy by former Council.
g. 10 Is legislation tending 20 ceutralila-
ton of government az the estate Capitol aud
away from tbe people affected by O.
e. 10 creates a monopoly IN street rail
reading In this city. iuasmrch as passed,
tine grant being perpetual and the consoli-
dated companies having lines north and
south on both Main aud Market streets.
no rival line could be ever created here
after
= 10 is unnecessary, is The companies
have been successfully operating without
such consolidation for about Two years
CITIZEN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25

Cui,NGo. january - Genera, Manager
Tucker. Of the Chicago aud Ey.e. has Just
announced the settlement OF tue strike on
tnat road By the terms % the agreement,
train dispatcher Scott IS not 20 be rein
stated or re-employed. bu; all other
employe, are TO be allowed 20 re
sumo work. The conductors requested
the dismissal of one man. but
us be had voluntarily resigned before the
proposition reached the Chicago officials,
no action was necessary. The settlement
ot The trouble was reached about ] O'Clock
to-day General Manager Tucker, Vice
President Thomas. ana General Sgperiu-
Jcrjent No0rhead have been Ia cOmmUni-
cation 10y telegraph with the
strikers. who have been In session all
the forenoon at Huntington. Ind. \ final
agreement was only reached when the OIL
Ger. Co whom the conductors objected. vol
UNFAIRLY resigned.
Orders were issued from headquarters
M noon. 10 notify all train crews 10 report
~ once. and the officials expect y have the
entire road in full running order by to-
morrow morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
BRIDGEPORT.

The directors of the Home Building AS
sociatior were rendered a fine supper al
/ Mrs. COss' on last Thursday evening.
The Belmont County Teachers Associ-
alton will meet here, in the public school
/ building. on Saturday, February !. Over
one hundred teachers are expected to be III
attendance.
Mrs. w. Il Butcher is quite sick at her
residence in Kirkwood.
Mr. Geo r. Mcconnell, of Pittsburg, is
visiting Mr.. Edward Clark.
The revival meeting being held in the
West End church is largely attended, and
quite number of conversions have already
been made.
Rev. c. B. Henthorn, of the First NJ. E.
/ Church, will preach sermon to the child
rem to-day at half past two o'clock.
The entertainment given in the Presby-
terrain church on last Friday evening Under
the auspices of the Azalea band was very
pleasing affair the proceeds of which net
ted something like 1000.
Rev. Strong, of Cadz, o., will preach
/ to-day in the Presbyterian church both
morning and evening.
Miss Kate Lambert died yesterday morn
ing at one o'clock at the residence of Mr..
Frank Stillwell, in the End. She will be
buried Monday at o'clock in Linwood
cemetery.
Joseph Williams, of GAINESVILLE, who
died on Thursday. and whose remains were
brought here for burial, was buried yes
terday afternoon from the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. Josephine w Boggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lukens gave an
euchre party at their residence on Ahlick
Hill
Mrs. J. D. Heinlein, of St Clairsville,
was in town yesterday calling on friends
! Two more electric arc lights have been
put up in .Etnaville.
The members Of the Board of Health, we
are told, should have a meeting soon. as
there are important questions TO be laid
before them.
Brookside has organized juvenile dane
| ing club.
Mrs. w. X. Evans and family, of Beaver,
nee Susie Howell, who are visiting at the
residence of Mr. John Scott, expect to re-
turn home on Friday next.
Rev Hayes. we understand, has received
call from Johnstown, Pa.
Mrs. Bernie Boyd, who died on Thurs
day near Maynard, o., was Inferred yes
terdav in Linwood cemetery. She was a
half sister to Mayor Mitchell. and had been
an invalid for years
Rev Charles Hollister, of Warren, o.,
is here, the guest OF his father, Warren
Hollister.
Yesterday was payday at the Wheeling
Creek mines.
Both Touring mills here are running to
their full capacity, and there IS great de-
mand for -four, corn meal and feed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
AMU,EdrNr>


BoloSSy Kirailv's Water Queer" which
hdS become fam0u, rs the most magnificent
and elaborate spectacle OF recent wears.
viii bc presented al the Opera House Fri
day and Saturday, january 3Uaad Dist Il
wi ' doubtless PACK The house
From first 90 last 10 IS SAID 10 abound in
"a lavish prOfusl0u Of superb scenery. dez-
ling lsumeS, graceful groupings by hand
SOME women. enhancing phases of the
dance, excellent singing ami admirable
European spec'altieS from the Alhambra
Theatre. London, and the HipOdrome,
Paris
Mr. kiralfy considers ID the crcwning
achievement of his career, and will person
ally direct The performance. Hepaij vast
sums 90 the best American aud foreign see
mic artists for the wonderful stage sets
many of whicG are masterpieces. while the
four seasons final Transformation scene sur
passes anything of ,he kind In spectacle or
pantOmime Mile Nicode is the premiere
aud there Is au immense corps of corypheeS
These will give due erect 20 the Grand bal.
leo, which are Mir ki~alty's latest iuveu-
irons. The new AWarouilu march is said
90 Pc perfect marvel, and he Warshauer
Brcs Juvenile sketch artists, are described
al, excessively crOl and wei calculated 10
delight the Youngsters The Dare Broth
ctS execute some wonderful gymuaStic
fcltS The whole entertainment IS pure
and unobiectiouabic, and Will be interPre-
ted ov Iu excellent drlw1ticcaSt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
Audience Was wenpleaeed.

The entertainment given at c. A. r.
Hall, Friday evening. under the manage
ment of Mr. X. H. Parker. and Tor the
benefit of EvangeliStic Hall work, was u
success in every particular. Prof Golby's
Banjo Club took the house by storm
James Quinn sang the Shamrock song and
was called back for second rendition
Miss Berthaway did herself proud ami was
heartily encored. Miss Lottie Hazlett
rendered a piano solo admirable. Dave
White sh0wered the people with wind in fine
stvle. VIII NeSbitt tried 10 make the PEG
pie think that he loved his mother better
than any one else Mrs. DR.. HutchinS
piano solo was most artistically rendered.
The banjo duet by Schrader and Meyer
was encored to the echo. Miss Reads rec
itatNon was well received, rs was Mrs. Me
Chlleus piano solo The .f,olian Quar-
tetre was in good form. their selections
being well received. The entertainment
rs o whole was the best ever given in G..
4 y Hall
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
the NEW CRACKER COMPANY.
Assurances that Factory win he Built in
WheeIiog.


Several gentlemen. prominently connect
ed with the new cracker company we're
seen YESTERDAY and they connrme1 the
statement published I'm saturday REGIS
rrn. that a cracker bakery would De adGeO
to the industries of Wheeling, whether
the proposition OF the trus; TO take the com
panv into that organization DC accepted or
not The stock IN the company. s90,OO, mas
all been subscribed. and as soon as the com
uiittee appointed 10 20 20 PlttsOurg. anu
which has ALREADY made one trip, secures
the additional information desired, deciS-
ion will be reached, and matters Will 90 on.
Mr. john Watcrh0use said yesterday:
.That there will be factory here Is
about as certain as anything not accom-
pished can be There has been some lear
that the trust stock given US would repre-
sent so much watered stock that dividends
would be small, but l don't think tuat Is
well founded When the committee Sc
rDres the additional information desired
we will be in a position TO decide. Inc
position of the trust is simply that they
would rather give the proposed bonus OF
so per cent on the stock than have our Op-
position as an independent factory as Oh
course local factory would greatly .nlure
the business of an outside concern ueIc
is no doubt bat that there $ IN excellent
opening here in Wheeling Tor factory;
The Marvins alone send a De lot oil stun
here. and they DO not send % all Oy any
means. I think il would be a paying m
yestmeut aud sure 20 from tue start.
MIR Joseph Speidel said
There is no doubt lnlt that we Will have
q factory here. There is a fine opening,
and / have urged for a long time that the
opportunity be embraced There are some
differences AZ present, on the trust prOpo-
sition. but that viii speedily be arranged
and we will 20 right along with the enter
prise. There is "a population Of about 40
600 right around Wheeling. with trade
reaching out over a wide extent oi country,
aud know of no better site for such an en-
terprise. IL has paid bic i'm other smaller
and less favorably situated cities, and why
not here
From another source 1t was learned that
options had been been secured on two or
three pieces Of ground for the erection Of a
factory, and that matters were generally
in "a very forward state
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
First branch

After taking the oath of Office His Honor
the Mayor called the First Branch TO
order, and the return OF the Chief of Pc
lice. announcing certain persons elected
members of the body from the several
wards, was made in due form. The ne IL
bers-elect were sworn in, and a resolution
adopted declaring those gentlemen named
in the return Of the Chief of Police duly
elected. \ call of the roll showed all
present except Mr.. Zarnits.
The resolution providing for the appoint
meut of special committee on committees
was reported from the Second Branch,
and being amended so as to include
the AIayOr aud President of the Second
Branch was COncurred in. The
Second Branch concurred in the amend
ment. ana tue Mayor appointed as members
of the committee from the First Branch the
following: Second ward, O'kane; Fourth,
Farrell: Sixth, Caldwell; Eighth, Meyers.
The members of the Branch then drew for
seats. and there was disposition to go into
the election of a Clerk, but Mr.. Caldwell
moved TO adjourn. Just as this motion was
being put. the Second Branch announced
it was ready TO 20 into joint session, and
the Senators rose and crossed the corridor
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
DIED.

HUGHES-On Sunday. January Is, 1871, at I
O'Clock -. m, JANE HUGHES, aged - years.
STARLIGHT Sunday, January IL. 1921. at
~ M ~ his r. >idence on Forty-ifth .trect
WILLIAM II. SEABEiGHT. oldest son of G. W. Sea
bright aged q years months and p days.
MILLER-Sunday morning. January IL. 1871.
m ~ o'clock. WALTER. infant son Of Charles
F. and Hannah Miller. aged months and 6days.
enthusiastically. Iaduary 18th. 1891, at II
o'clock p. m, MAY, daughter Of William ana
Ellen llumes, aged years, 3 months aud ii
days
KRAFT-On January 10Th. 1891. at $40 p. IN,
RosINA wife OF A. l.. Kraft.
DUNN-On Monday evening. January 18th.
1871, AT 1918 o'clock, NANCY DUNN, aged 81
years
RODN-On Tuesday evening. January 10th.
1891 AT $40 o'clock Mrs. \. RODY. aged ~ years.
MILLER-On Wednesday evening, January
2lst. 1891. at $50 O'Clock. PHILIP +. MILLER.
aged 10 years and months.
FER'- USON-rhurSday. January -. 1891. nj
o'clock n. m. CHARLES. son Of John and Re
becca Ferguson, aged II wears.
WlLLIAMS-At GAINESVILLE. Thursday morn
ing. January 90 1891. at 9 o'clock. Jo-Ern VII
IIAMs. in his S6th year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
Anent the tity Offices.

Jack Arthur said yesterday he was not 4
candinate for either Lookup Keeper or AS
sistant,
Charles Heser is not candidate for City
Sexton.
Or Reed Baird said Yesterday he was
not n candidate for Health Officer.
The Henry Brnkman who is a candidate
is not the gentleman of that name in the
Eighth ward.
Charles f. Brandfass is prominently
mentioned as candidate fOr,Board OF PUP
lie Works.
Mr.. +. J. Park. at present a member Of
the Board of Public Works, Is said to be
not adverse TO reelection.
Lawrence Clarke is a candidate for the
place of Superintendent of the Worihouse
A number of new candidates for city Of
fees cropped out yesterday, among them
being Elias Rolls for Assisting Keeper of
the Lookup James Hunt for cook at the
workhouse and John Auth for Lookup
Keeper.
Mr.. John Robrecht, at present a member
of the b p W. is a candidate for re-elec-
ton
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
Question OF rarneIl.s FItnes..

Dublin, January 24.-Archbishop Walsh
has written a letter 10 the FrccmGn'> jour
nal i'm reply TO the statements made by that
paper Yesterday in connection with the
Archbishop The Archbishop says that it
5 not question Is to whether English
opinion or Irish opinion is to decide the
leadership. but the question is as to wheth-
err MIR Parnell is morally lit to lead Catho-
lies To this the Journal retorts by remark
ing that Mr. Parnel's business with Ire
land is only political
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
Rich Treat Promised.

The programme for the grand concert al
the Opera House, Friday. February 9Th
is now complete The following leading
artists will take part Mrs Flora a.
Williams. Miss LYDIA Irwin, Miss Theresa
Phillips, Miss Sara Sweeney. Messrs. II.
V. Ankle, w. B. Day, Chas. Zulauf, W. ID.
Mccoy, Prof. S. G. Engel, Prof. II.
Schockey. and Prof. Alfred Spell. assisted
by the full Opera House orchestra.
During the Fisherman scene Misses Fan
ME Wheat and Eliza Speidel will dance the
Highland Fling. which with the Fishers
Hornpipe. will insure full house.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
Resolutions of Resnect.

WHEREAS. In the Providence OF God He haiti
once more seen fit to lay tue hand of aiilicuor
upon our beloved fellow teachers. Misses Rache
and Sarah Hoyle and their family.
ResOlred. LIST, That we the teachers Of Mar
tins Ferry schools. sincerely cOndoe with the
bereaycd family and commend them for strength
in their affection to Him whose clEstlsemcnt'
are ever meant in mercy. and who hath power
TO heal all wounds.
ResOlred. I'd. That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes OF the Teachers Association
and also that they be- published in the ohio IGii
Vars aud Wheeling REGISTER. and copy OF
them be- sent To- the family.
ELLA CHARNOck.
JENNIE II. EAGLE~oN.
NELLIE l.. SEpGwtCk.
ClmmIit,n