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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
prnnnrfY IrnnSlnrs.

Richmond: Josephine Gasser to l.. T.
Gasser, 80 feet on east side Of Fifth street
near Duval, $4,000; William II. Sands,
special commissioner, to /. j. Gasser, 81
feet on the east side of Fifth street be-
tween Clay and Leigh, 81. 9O5; Cherrle T..
ana William f.. Turner to the Co-Opera-
tive Investment Association. 10 feet on
Madison and Belvidere, $4,000.
Henrlco: Joseph b. Davis 10 Edward
l.. Wingtield. 10 acres on MechanicsviIle
turnpike, 81 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23

The usual Christmas-eve entertainment
of the Westmoreland Club will be held at
this popular clubhouse. on, east Grace
street, tomorrow evening between the
hours Of and IL O'clock. These recep.
tions are usually of most delightful ma
ture, but owing to the excessive crowds
that attended them in previous years each
member will be- allowed to invite but one
guest this year. The affair pi omises 70 be
very brilliant and especially enjoyable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
The Cnnrt Adionrnsd.

Moses jefferson (colored) was tried in
the Henrico Court yesterday for resisting
an officer. He was fined $3.50.
The court adjourned for tho term. 1t
meets again January IL, 1892.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
.DavenpOrt& Morris

offer TO the trade Of their own direct importation
from the great house OF GONZALES, BASS &
CO.. who are the largest exporters Of SHERRY
WINE 10 the United States the following brands,
in octaycs:
VP-OLD AND VERY PALE.
VOP-NERY OLD AND PALE.
NSOP-VERY DRY AND DELICATE.
NSOP-EArRA-DRl TOPAZ OF RARE DELL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
DIAMONDS, WATCHES ia
CLOCKS, AND JRWELRY s3D
THE OLD ESTABLISHED JEWELRY STORE,
1921 EAST MAIN STREET.

DIAMOND LACE PINS from $40 10 $50. worth
double. 49,, 1900, ,o.o,
DIAMOND RINGS, EARRINGS, SCARF.
PINS, and STU Us cheaper thSn any other house
In the city. -,,,rn ,y.r,,u.
SOLID GOLD and G0LD-FILLED WATCHES
In all slzes for ladies and gentlemen.
SILVER WATCHES In great variety.
All our watches are the Elgin, Waltham, and
Howard make.
RAILROAD WATCHES a speciality.
PLAIN ls-KARAr GOLD RINGS.
SET RINGS In great variety for ladies, misses,
and gentlemen. go
All the above named goods wiz sell lower than
any other house IN the city. -
EiGHT-DAY WALNUT CLOCKS, 600 -
e. so, with or without alarm
NICKEL TIME, 75c.
NICKEL ALARM CLOCK. o5c.
ROGERS'S sILVER-fLATED FLAT-WAkb
needs no recommend alton, with great variety
OF other goods. Everything warranted as repre-.
sented A call will satisfy you. Our expenses are
less than other iewelry houses, therefore We give
our customers the benefit Of same. All ask V
a cali, Il. J. BEAR,
no 2o-eod I'm 1921 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
A ZINE ESTATE.

The estate Of the late Isaac Robinson
turns out to be much larger than was first
estimated. and the fact was made known
this morning IN the Hastings Court. slr.
Kaddeu, of Baltimore. one of the eXecu-
tors under the will, informed the Cour,
that an examination Of Mr.. Robinsons Sc
curitIes had been made and that bonds
stocks. and mortgages had been found in
excess of $4,000. Mr.. Robinson was
also a large owner of real estate. and 1t L
estate will exceed 500 00J. Acting upon
this information Judge Bernard raised the
bond of each Of the two executors tC
SljO.00O Mr.. Ksdden promptly furnished
his security. and Mr.. Spotswood will
qualify as soon as he Is well enough to ap.
near IN court,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23

William Spague Smith, Providence, r.
l., writes. II ind Bradycrotine always
cures headache"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
MT. HARpY's SAD mIsFoRTUgF.
DESTROYED by FIRE

The residence Of Mrs. Ann Blankenship,
widow lady who lives in Chesterfield
county about seven miles from this city,
was completely destroyed bv fire last
night. and Mrs. Blankensnip Is left almost
pcnniess. She lost ali of her furniture,
her crop Of corn, and the meat which she
had Just cured and stored away. The loss
is estimated at $500, upon which there
was no insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
DIR Il SALE.

Big bargains In sILvERWARE, FRENCH and
AMERICAN CLOCKS slightly damaged by waters
Tha public are well aware l have no private
marks, but all my goods are marked IN plain
figures Como and see tho Inducements Offer.
Also. a complete line of DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
and JEWELRY OF every description 81 very low
nrices ID. BUCHANAN,
Goldsmith, Ill east Broad street.
de It-eodtDe25i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23

Hickok's No. /. II. d. c.. Fig, and Caro-
line sun. Cured are Pure, Clean, and Choice
Sun. Cured Tobaccos. Try them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
BUSINESS WANTS.
A GENTS WANTED ON sALARYOR

"A VEN ID hN III OAN chiIh NJ w
"A COMMISSION 10 handle the now PATENT
CHEMICAL n h-EltASING PENCIL, the quick
est aud greatest selling novelty ever produced.
ErGses ink thoroughly IN two seconds No abra-
sion Of papor. Works Ike magic 200 10 800
per cent. profit one agents sales amounted 10
SG1O In six days Another S32 In two hours.
Previous experience not necessary. For terms
and full particulars address the MONROE
ERASER NUFACTURlNG COMPANY, La
Crosse. Wis. ia. de 23-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23

WANTED. BY A SINGLE GEN.
w TLEMAN TWO NICE UNFINISHED
ROOMS with modern conycnlenres, in central
part OF the city. address. statins price, location,
ETC., No. POI west Marshall street. de l9-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
L'IRST.CLASS BOOK-KEEPER OF

Il EXPERIENCE, at present having charge OF
one II largest sets Of books and accounts in tho
South, and wishing to locate In Richmond, de-
sires SITUATION BIT OF references from
present employer and others. Address I. d. p,
care TINS. I hattanoogn. Tenn. dc lS-eod3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
A GENTS. loo PER CENT. PROFIT

w WORK 20 do by n boy eighteen YEAR, Oil.
writo 70 mo II you need any one. Address w.
= SLAfDON. In caro- VI Turner'S Hotel. Fif.
tcenth and Main stroe,s. DO o3.I,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
LOST. sTRAVED. AND FOUND.

i OST, AN lRISH-RED SET -
A. TER DOG SUNDAY morning. When -
lOs had a leather c).lr on, with nickel plate for
name, and nickel tao y around the collar. lib
erni reward viii be paid II LETT az this osce OK
No. 6lS north Seventh street, Richmond, Va
dc 23-ltf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
WANTED, AT ONCE, A FIRST

w CLASS WAITRESS white prcferred,.
Written references required. The best wages
given II person proves competent. Address
" Mrs. H., DISPATCH Office. de 22-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
NY KINDOE COON

WANTED, POSITION AS ASSIST.
W ANT IN OFFICE OF charge OF a Iisht set
OF books. Can give Al references. Address j.
VS., care DEPAIcu. do 2l-2t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23

WANTS.

WANTED, A LADY OF INrELLI.
W xGENCE, thirty-nye or forty years OF age.
as HousEkE EPER. Best Of references re-.
CURED. Address Box 345, City. do 23-it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
A SWEEPING DENIAL.
Mr.. eEADLe RePUoIATeS THE MAIL
AND EXPRESS INTERVIEW.
Memphis-Isaac Iobinson's Estate
Estimated Mt 100000.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, December 22.-Mr.
George Beadle, president of the Petersburg
street railway, makes q sweeping denial OF
the statements attributed TO him IN re-
cent issue of the New York Mad and En-
press. Mr. Beadle was sick in bed when
the DISPATCH correspondent called ct his
residence this morning and could not be
seen personally. He subsequently fur
nished the reporter. however. with the
following written statement over his own
signature:
Correspondent Of the Dispatch:
Dear Sir,-ln the DIsPATCH of the 22d
instant YOU publish an interview from u
paper called the lfGii and Express " hlch IS
exaggerated. In conversation with a
gentleman about the South i stated That
the South was looking up and that there
were good many northern people set,
ting there and l thought more would
settle there If II was not for the eXag-
gerated stories published in the papers;
that / had lived there for more than
eight years and must say they are the
most hospItable people ever metand That
/ had no occasion 20 regret locating IN
Petersburg. | had been told 10y my friends
in the North that If thev were IN my
place they would not 90 South. made
the remark that they were mistaken. In
speaking of how northern people voted,
said did not have time to look after tnat
business | had all | could do 10 attend
10 my roads, and had not voted IN ten or
twelve years. and that all man wanted to
do was TO attend 70 his business. and he
would be successful. That is what have
done. did not say was Republican.
never voted that ticket but once.
In regard to speaking of social aspira-
tons. there was nothing SAID on that sub
ject at all.
Mt. HARDY's SAD MIsFoBTUHF.
Information was received here this morn
ing Of a serious and probably fatal acct
dent which has betallen former Peters
burger Mr.. Albert Hardy. VINO recently
removed TO Memphis. Mr.. Hardy is most
worthy young man. well known and wide
" connected. He secured good position
with the Elec.rlc-Light Company of Mem
phis. and 1t was while he was engaged in
the duties of his position that he sustain
ed the injuries IN question. lie IL so badly
injured that there is little hope OF his re-
covery. Mir. Hardy Is twenty-one years
old. and was for some time the book
keeper IN the grocery establishment OF Mr.
A. w. Price. OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
WANTED, A LIVE, ENERGETIC

W PARTY in every place tn INTRODUCE our
goods. We have new line that will sell AZ
every house, and agents can reap harvest
between now aui the holidays. win pay a
salary Of $40 per month Z preferred and furnish
team free. Address n cnce
STANDARD SiLVERWARE COMPANY,
de 2O-lw Boston, Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23


The representative from Campbell was
asked II the proposed amendment suited
him,
He replied No"
"Do what is right for the Democratic
party" Numbered Mr.. Carcwell. and let
the consent OF few be a minor con-
sideration." -,
This matter now is being discussed"
said Mr. Saunders. Suggestions have been
made. That IS the proper way. The quess,
ton now is what is best TO do under oil
circumstances. II seems TO me that the
best thing We can do for the Democratic
party is TO pass the Senate bull as whole.
il IL talked as If the whole matter mas
grown out of a grievance of the Senator
from Appomattox."
Who started this but the Senator from
Appomattox? ?" asked Mr.. James.
THAT may be true" replied Mr. Sann-
ders." but he did it because he thought
il was chance for the Democratic party
to get gain for itself"
"Do YOU think it reasonable to say the
Senate acted in an eutocratic way don't
consider that the criticisms are just-they
did only what they could do. IL seems 70
me that we can only mako the changes by
the Senate acting on the suggestions OF the
House. The so-called report OF the caucus
had TO be corrected; there were certain
mistakes arising in IT. II we pass the bill
az whole we have a good bill. IL we
throw it back then what? Go through
this weary round once more. After the
criticisms to-day do you think the Senate
will be disposed to yieldl / believe IN
fehting. but see it can't be done and
accept tho situation. We had better take
the bull as il Is"
Mr.. Bland offered an amendment 10 the
amended substitute providing that Ma
thews and Niddlesex remain together |:
Gloucester and Essex remain together. and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14

Another glove and handkerchief set
intended sor valentine Is made up
of very thin wood. covered in blue SIX,
with trimmings OF moire ribbons III
boys and roSetteS These boxes are
lined throughout with quilted WHITE
satin. On the lid is celluloid panel III
bright colorS. showing 4 half dozen
snow birds resting on withered limb
that is heavy with frost. The sides are
adorned with haud-painted sprays OF
golden rod. aud on the inner side OF the
cover is the inscription, generally 0rlei.
but very much TO the point. Some oil
the more numerous are: with S"ee,
Thoughts Of Thee" From 4 Fond
Heart, Loving Thoughts" etc. All
of these boxes are highly periumed with
sachet.
A valentine that is calculated to win
any lady's heart is a combined handRer-
chief case and Jewel box. 1t comes IN
the shape of satin cushion, stuffed
with elder down. The cushion is COM
posed of two layers held together by 4
silk cord in the middle, and between
these layers is the space for the hand
kerchiefs. On top. with Il tuited lace
cover. is the Jewel box, lined with
quilted satin. OF the same shade as the
pillow. .Wiih Best Wishes, True
Love" My Queen" on some other sen
timant in graduated degrees OF warmth
is daintily embroidered ona corner oi the
cushion. almost hidden under cluster
of red roses or brilliant peoples.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14

/ some Of the highest priced valentines
/ thiS year are very elaborate. and run
WAY up" in prize. They are dainty
and elegant 10 . degree, and thr young
| lady receiving one may rest assured
that il comes from real aGmirer. Quite
la number OF novelties are exposed to
view here.
/ Little downy owletS, made OF 4 com
/ bination % cotton and imagination
perch themselves In all possible posi-
tionS and places. Some are driving q
pair of butterflies over celluloid field
that curlS up on one end to keep the tiny
things from daShing over the edge; 9th
Iers blink their unwinking eyes from the
TOD OF a tree Of about the same height
! rs themselves: others are perchcd under
umbrellas The whole line OF
IowlishnesS is very pretty and un-
liQuc. Another pretty style OF
valentine. new this year, is tiny tam
BOURNE. the head being Of boiling cloth,
on which q bird is painted IN glowing
ltintS. and around the edges hang small
lbrlis ar the ends OF vari-c0lOrcd ribbons.
/ The whole comes in box at :
one unique valentine Is veritable
I love message. 4 large square envelope
lconccalS its true nature, but when
opened IL is found to be telegram over
I the Cupid's Union line. sending a love
blessing 20 the fair one al the other end.
| An extra blank is to be found inside in
case the fair one wishes TO reply.
Another novelty IS ia the form OF 4
booklet. By the way, booklets are
rrowdng ont the cards, both IN yalen-
tines and Christmas and Easter S0uyen-
irS. they are much more pretty and
vastly more popular. This particular
booklet consists OF from i've 10 fifteen
I leaves each. one bearing flower OF twig
or leaf from the fora of the Rocky
/ Mountains. neatly mounted. The Speci-
mems are actual growthS and are care
fulIy selected with reference TO the
harmony Of tiutS in each yolnmn. The
whole is bound in heavy paper covers.
tied with pretty rihlQus.
Another liue combines the useful
with the beautiful. Glove boxes and
handkerchief cases. specially designed
/ for valentine offerings, were compara-
lively unknown unit! the present year.
hut The manufacturers found that these
prcttv tritles admitted OF such dainty
work that they were put on the market
This season i'm every conceivable shape.
4 unique pattern is square hat-Shaped
affair of glass IL is bound about the
edges with silk ribbon. and has, indeed,
hugo ribbon bows ON each corner
Wherever bltof ribbon could possibly
be- attached il has been put on. the
effect being extremely pretty. On
the glass lid a small flock of blue tinchcS
are paintes. perchcd on the branch Of
a tree. AMI on each q the four sides a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14
Death of Mrs. Jennie Dopler

Mrs. Jennie Dopler, wife of J. A. Dop-
Ter, aud daughter Of Michael Moore. OF
Proctor, died al her home in Proctor
yesterday morning at 800, after an ILL
ness Of about one week. She died in
the triumph uf the Christians faith,
being member of the Christian church.
She leaves husband and three children
to mourn the lass of an aliectionatt
wife and fond mother. The funeral
service will he held in the Christian
church at Proctor at = p. III. to-day
Her relatives have the sincere sympathy
Of their many friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14
Roemer-schubert.

Thursday evening, at eight o'clock
Mr. Otto Schubert and Miss Sina
Roemer were united in marriage at the
home Of the brides parents, on Four
tcenth street, Rev. Ufert officiating.
The attendants were Mr.. Geo. Deitz, OF
PittSburg, and Miss Matilda Roemer
Il sister OF the bride. Following the
ceremony L sumptuouS wedding supper
was discussed In company with Mr..
Geo. Deitz, the newly-married pair will
depart next Monday for SaXe-Weimcr,
Germany, the home of Mr.. Detz and
Mr.. Schubert, where they will attend
the nuptials of llr. Schpbert's sister.
On their return from Europe, Mr. Schu-
bert will engage in the iewelry business
in The Mutual Savings Bank building,
in company with Mr. Wm. Shmpi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14
4 Streak of Runs.

Yesterday a gang Of vagS, varionsly
reported as numbering from dozen To
nineteen. struck the city, and during
the latter part of the afternoon were
congregated along the track of the
"Pewiky" railroad, in the vicinity OF
the water works. Officers Desmond,
Porter, Moran aud Herbert charged on
the crowd, and arrested Edward
O'Leary, John Anderson, John Hicks
William Finch and James Farrell, and
locked them up at headquarters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14
,en,,nI.e,ures by Bishop Rain.

As usual during the Lcnten season
Bishop Kahn will lecture every Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock in the Cathedral.
This year he will discourse on The
Ritual Observances of the Church. a
subject OF interest 10 both Catholics and
Protestauts, as it will explain much
that seems strange and perhaps even
unscriptlral in the ceremonies OF the
Catholic Church. The special subject
OF the first lecture is: The Ritual %.
servances in the Public Worship oil
God Lawful and Even Necessary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14
Sent 10 Jail.

Anthony Corners was arraigned be
fore Justice Davis yesterday on The
charge OF stealing an overcoat from j.
W. Farrell, and he was held for thC
grand jury. In default of $500 bail he
was remanded TO Jail.
Sherman WoOdson and Christina
Brown, who were charged with unlaw
full cohabition, as heretofore reported
in the REGISTER, entered plea oil
guilty, and were remanded for the grand
iurV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14
Nysterious shooting.

4 young man living in the Eighth
ward, ON his way home from party,
accompanied by young lady, early
Wednesday morning, heard shot fired
On Twenty-sixth street, between Chap
line aud Eol, and says that a fc"
minutes later two officers ran mp the
street in the direction NJ the report. He
lid not wait for further developments.
The officers on duty in the ward dis
claim any knowledge of the affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
pIthIIy Told

ONE deed OF trust was left for record
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday
SUE ad. of Il. X. Giffen in another col.
umn in relation 10 reward offered.
Tna Council Committee on Scales met
last evening and approved bills 10 The
amount of Sl34.i1.
THERE were only three routine drunk
aud vags before Mayor Jcpson. iu Police
Court, Yesterday morning.
JoHN W ScHrLr1E wis yesterday APP
pointed administrator Of IN" estate If
Harry Brocket'. deceased Bond 500:
Louis Deibrugge surety.
TnE much talked Of skating race nc
tween Eugene Hanke. OF this city, and
Emmett Mcdowell oi Martins Ferry. will
come OH in the Martins Ferry rink to-
night. a large number of Wheeling peo-
pie will 20 over.
TuE ease OF The Wheeling Bridge and
Terminal Company Y. the Camden Con
solidated OIL Company did not 20 TO the
jury Yesterday, as was expected, a great
deal OF time being consumed in arguing in
structions to the jury. The jury will 20
out this morning.
The Police Department yesterday mott
fed the b. X O. authorities that the block
ing Of street crossings with cars must be
stopped. and that arrests will follow the
disregarding Of this order Ia future.
There mas been much complaint on the
South Side on this score.
ALL persons holding coupons or tickets
for the Burdette lecture can have their
money refunded by presenting the same al
+. W. Banner X Co.'S music store, not
later than Saturday, February 81. 1891.
Some other entertainment will be provided
lor those hl.ldiug course tickets.
". ". PAfDEN, who lives in a boat
house. which is mOored Oh the Ohio side.
opposite Benson's Ferry, says That officers
broke into his boat carly yesterday morn
ing, no doubt zuspecting him OF being a
suspicious character The boat is occupied
Oy himself aud family. Mr.. Payden was
very Indignant. aud says he called upon
the Chief Of Police. but received no salts
faction. He worked for time on the Mar
tins Ferry ferry boat.
SHORT BREATH. palpitation, pain in
chest. weak or faint spells, etc, cured by
DR.. Miles Heart Cure Sold at the Logan
4 4 I D. g..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14
10 be Robl,ed Of Hear!.

Bg - nc.iiicufiai cliu4ic. 10y vcc9iion eE-alt-
-..i..rr.tr, lru1vcrg u the desk, Is La-t lot
Yet mans pessoa> originally possessed 81 1915
,,,,.fitutt6u -uifer this cepFivstlon before ih-
meridian % life /, passed. 10 any aud III. sub
i,ct 60 conditions iulm!cal 70 nea,it ne pug,
~. 49,, bic ugrscrV alive OF tbs sr.atsat
- .-rthiy blessings can be- recommended tAau
E,ste,frr'> stomach Bi;tvrs. which iuures tie
system 10 climatic chau-r physical fatigue
md mental exhaustion. 10 eradlcaics dyspep-
ia. the bauc o., sedeaiatN braiu WORKER, pre-,
49, ,.hen di>orlc-cd from any cause. auulhl
ist, : fever aud ague I'D pr vents H. ehecsS The
'.-,,,,h ~ n tend-nr 30 rheumatism aud gout.
,nd neutra ICES the niger o. De apPrrhended
from cause, productive OF Slguvy; o.Aaue. AuS
~ ,ie-. -SistereniS '1t = only necessary &
tS., .tsriihg prrF afStiou al impartial iriAL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14
THE WINNERS
At Gnttenburg Yesterday.

First race, Blackstone, odds ii To =.
Second race, Little Fred, odds 10 l..
Third race. seryia, odds TO s.
Fourth race, Rancocas, odds 10 !.
Fifth race, Macauley. odds to :.
Sixth race. Shotover, odds . to /.
Combinations pay SIS 81 ticket.
Races received daily at Mclaughlin
& Co.'S Pool Room. Corner Twelfth and
Water streets. Combinations sold and
track odds laid. An accurate deScrip-
tion given OF all races. Races start at ,
p. m. sharp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14
photogrsph Game Stopped.

The parties running the photograph
skin game, in the room adjoining Evan
geliStic Hall, attempted to resume oper
atoms yesterday, but Chief Delbrugge
Indignant at the false claims that they
had been promised immunity, ordered
them to close up. and Officer Moran put
a stop 10 any further sales. The con
stables also Indignantly denied tho
claim that they had been "scen, and
pudiatcd the claim to this effect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14
The White Front.

Louis Carl, proprietor, 37l5 Jacob
street, is the popular place to get your
beer and lunch. Louis has opened up
in frSt-class style, will always have a
fine selection of liquors. cigars and Rey-
mann's beer. Louis has added a res
taurant, where you can get anything To
eat cooked in the best style and all the
delicacieS Of the season. 1t i fast be-
coming the most popular resort on the
South Side. Louis will treat all his
friends and the public generally 10 the
best things to be had. Don't fail to call
on him.