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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ames Frederick F. e: al to the G Wd. End awe
nsnsGsS 90 Ts'.'' ~ ssi ooC
AcGuTsi ystS ANA VIE .osan.sve. demand $1,000
Bapta Matthias 10 w Wcst itHst demand 45o(
Bag'et Sh Ws E 90 aSriis' ro'u 5000
Cody ThOnas to SSrSh dSSeieu" vc sna II ooC
ElS etH:' Medical College to the United States
Mutual Aceid %s,se Assc@''C Sa 255oc
Fes APhe1S 70 o sds itS Of saye years 5000
fiCk' FG 5,bave ears 10000
Gw m0r Tr Sn l5 S fnst 1900
Heller Emil to Tite Guarantee and Trust Com.
pany., corner Monroea,e and BuekhouC' 5oot
JOhnscS, AmHnd. and wife TO the Washington
Lite Insurance go TSmPay 81 ears Ave- so51t
Jol,nsen Cath to Caroline Mcelsn. 4s5 West - 10,
Judge e ANDREW + and another to John aaren
ct a. & 142dst. Of Grand Boulevard 20. M,
Kn mor's Gsttss ~ Vt 10 Catherine Taylor ct al
trustees 5Gth.st. Of 5th.ave, years eoV'
L,;1'a so R sp-Sn 'e So oc
Lting sion William. and wiz. to George Fear
sIT yea ar al ""'''' -. 20 oOt
Mitshsl; J S w a.; s,.tst 100 oo
M'2 M inS Fast a. 70 lS S3n" $1,000
Trus! Company. n 9sdst of 3d-ave' O ooe
NcSn Sna'' Co n s5st o. 4thav. year 1900
OLSON ore and {o, Ts 6 flss@1cr bo'y w"
PenninsI GeorGs n Ct sl to M psIne install
B Bflmont "o''''s' On 10000
s,ur Hn' John IL to Jacob Doonan, lsths ., ~,
Sch tq,ssee I1S wSst S3thst 10000
In9 g75S,at S"%" o. MasinstonAvs y@rs $3.50
ToTTnsend Rsph so end VIE to ss 81 u
West Endevc, ycar ...............'...'.-." IHoo'
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REAL ESTATE.

1ooth.st. ICE East Frederick Dittman to
Samuel Kelly q =; IVES, rndayc 25x
1OO.l1. Harriet I. Pond. 70 Charles Blauvclt
I3Ith-st. No. 731 East, William Gallagher, TO
l5lst-st s 150 r. W Of Courtlandt-ove. 5Oxl1S.5,
Charlotte Wener to Leonard Schaai
Buckhout-st cOrner Of MOnfoe.aYe, 5ONl2O
David Marx to Emil Heller ,..-.......-.;;... !
l75th.st n :. SIG n Of Washingtonave, sl.0X
los sarah J Collins, to Samuel Thonp on.
5Gth.st, 5, 1888. east OF 5th.ave, 81 exs5.
Frederick II BENEDICT. to Martha King,
l2lst-et :. 1ol.7 east OF 3d-sve. 71lJx9l.i
George W snrngsed ct a. e. D ~ ,S s a.dr
Library. 70 Ann N Palmer -;;:.;;..;a..;:::;i
Esrclay.st No. 80 Christ Protestant Episcopal
West Broadway. No. 155. Robert f Deyo referee,
70 James BOYD ;nc T., Same
Water.st. : : 100 Of Market Sip. 25Xl2.6X
42.4Xo2.2 Pauline De Brinnont TO Charles
Penniman
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NETWORK. ONT,RIO and WE-TFRNRAILwAY

SS0 ~ TO minutes earlier nom foot OF Frank.
ln.s..l H.. Midtletown, b oOn.ncbueA, Port Jeris,
clio MOuntandae. lalsbursn Liberty. Living
Manor Iiearoca CarOondale. scranton Walton. Delhi
SIDNEY Norwich. Edmcston. uuca. Rome Oneida oswcgo
detroit CHICAGO and points West.
3fJ p NJ, Campbell HAN Lake Mohonk and Mime.
waska Wallkl valley stations, MiddetOwn, Blooming.
buigh LuenNIie, fa!sbuSh Hurley Vile, Liberty. Li1.
llr-fo1 Manor.
700 y. NJ. Mdlctown, Fausbureh. Liberty Lily.
iRPsion Manor, rrocka,d ,Wnltor Sitney6 Norwich.
caao and West. Pullman sleepers; reclining cha.r car
f-ee 10 suspension Bridge.
prNv rn oh'r 'roins daily eNcert sunday.
Pullman fr1winr.room selts and secpnrcar berths
obtainet ~ arR proadwuv Now-Yare
y. C. ANDERSON. u. r. A. sc Deaver.st. New YORK.
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NDY HOOK ROUTE
IOE LONN RRNNNN. ONENN GKONE. &C.

OF T,
iJ.a -. loot hcLtOgL
For Atlantic nlgh.sld,, Highland Beach. Normandle.
ScaDrght I.o.g al 81 ~ 40 \. NJ, 3 40,
) 100 l.. NJ. Sunaays . 80 \. NJ, co 4. NJ.
For Eaneron, ocean Grove, Asbury PARK. and Point
u asint Jt 10 10 \. M. 70, - 90 T. NJ. SUNDAY >,
exc ocean Erovc ald A.Ouiy PoF2, $50 A. NJ
For Lakewood Toms River. and BaIncgat at 80
A. NJ. 3 80 4. NJ.
" Tickets and pailorcor DO procured at IT,
935 26l 4l5 80, @2, .li0 Roadway rs Murray -.
n. Canal 81. 81 IL 18th s., pa Columbus Az and
81 Wet i25th ST.. Ncw.lork aJ3 Washington St. 72G
fulton ST.. Brooklyn. and "a Broadway, WILLIAMSBURG.
Wescott Evpr Co will cell fOi and che x baggage
from MOTEL or re-idenco TO destination.
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A EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Fo

A DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOX
~ u. MI,M,A 4;MI nElHT 1Sh WILL, bE re
way, I'd door north o. Thirty;hrst.t and ADvER.
TISEMENIs at The following Branch on.es; 20 sth'
ave 23d.st 152 0th-ayc.; 1h7 f0uftlavc.
corner Fourteenh-st go ThrdaSe corner Forty
St 026 ThiId-aVe.. sixty nrst-st 70S Frstsve
100 West toy'c,ond.,a ~ Coluaea'nye; 90 Liberty.
81 Isl West 4ed.st. 40 Church-st 81 Thrdsye.
3@ THIRD ays OF Third bet 1l2h and 18th st,
and twenty. dh..t; 243 Wes Onchund ud.twenty.
nfh.st and 800 West red and forty fthst UP
70 8 p M. at regular orce rates
In Brooklyn, az % Court-st. sos De Kab.ave 200
Bedford ave. and No. 10 broadway up 10 y. at
taNnlar ONCE rats.
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Counirn 1lropcr!p for Sale ano 60 Get

A tT&Ac1IvE HOMES. at Harrington PARK. Bergen
~ &C. II. H.. IL miles
ON New-YoIk plots offered for sale from live
aud upwards per square foot; property Is corculy
strletcd For further ia cuars application nay be- made
PEI sonaly or by letter 10 j. EDWARD GILES, 121 East
Sixteenth Street. New.YOfk.
A Notwithstanding. iOomy odcrn house. fully
~ furnished grounds and salng for horses fine river
view: from November Jst sl75 per month BELLOWS
& WARREN Real Es'atc, 20 Getty Square. Yonkcrs.
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Furnished Apartments 60 Get.

~ OOMS TO RENT. furnished, during Columbian Ex-
IL position longer - to IS per day breakfast
lunch 80 cents dinner 81 board by tire week. EHl
ANT APARTMENT HOTEL. 80 TO 80 West 42d-st., op-
post" Prvant PARK select house.
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Ceaebrrs.

A MEXICAN AM fOHnIGN IE4ChEKs' AGENCf
"A supplies Professors. Teachers, Iutofs GoNeInesses
&C.. TO Colleges school. and feniles Apply "
Ms. J. u. YoCE6-FULTON 2S Union square.
4 PRIVATE TUTOR of long experience. vita highest
n reference has several bouts unemployed pIeDsHs
for all colleges. Mem, I@3 last lOihs,
A EvERFTT sToNE, A. b. (Yale). Ii. b. Oolnm
"A. bial 5el Jth-aye.-PIisate tutor Long ana sue
ccssful experience preparing young men i0r coieee
=. VALE GRADUATE experienced tutor. wishes pri-
a yaa pupils. Preparation for college q speciality.
III chest references Aedess YALE, BOX 20 ib.nc ONCE
4, IItCULAiIs. schools city or counry TO parent ee
u Best achers, all branches. public OF private schools
Amer. School Buren, J.. V. Huyssoon, w tth-st n y
ID RIvATE TUTOR.-By college graduate Of sly yeols
Il experience; pupils prepared Or the aohS coiIess,
AddresS ". DRISLER East 4yth-st
DRIVATE TUTOR.-GTsduate OF oxford. Eng. Many
Years experience, best city feiefc pTcpsies iOf
college or business. JOHNSON. 81 Washington Square
~ i.EpARATION FOR COLLEGE.
L Seven wears experience
A. o. wETHERBEE IlarvaIdl, ~ MAdlson-sve
r, FISK Tsscs,rs' Aeeneies New York BSs'sn Ch.
Il eacG Los Angels. &C. 5000 positions hlled a. L.
JroCKER y. Y, MsD~gsr. 10 Fifth ave. tlSth.stl
Fer other instruction advts see eighth page.
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A MEXICAN PASSENGER LINE to MONTE
"A VIDEO BUENOS AYREs and ROSARIO.
RIVER PLATE.
Tim u & AND BRAZIL MAI. S. s. co.
VIII dispatch IT; hrst stsmet = above Po,ts nom
AVN Steamship ALGIANCA, Capt. william Messncr.
PAUL +. GERHARD CO.. tieneNl Agent,
10 Whtehall-st., New YORK.
Tourist AFTe66t65k G. SON o., and c2s broadway.
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CUNARD LINE,
WHITE STAR LINE.

A WHITE STAR LINE.
Bptsnpic.oc12. 10 80 m 9r fannie No. s. 80 a. M
(,en,anicOct. 49, . y. N. &c manic. Nov. 80 O. H.
sIeutonic Nov. 2, p. N. 'Teutono Nov 80 D. H.
from White star Dock foot Of West l0;nst
Saloon rates $50 upward according 20 steamer and oca
Non or berth .acurslon tickets favorable terms Sec
md cabin on these steamers et0 and s45 S;eeraT nom
Or 70 the Old County SO No. 20 broadway, New-York
FniSaeph's o"''' H. @AfTTAND KERsEY. Agent
4 MEXICAN PASSENGER LINE to BRAZIL,
"A VIA ST THOMAS MARrINlQqE, and BARBADOS.
TIE i. s. s. Brazil NAIL S. ). co.
from Itober. pier, Brooklyn. -
" and from Newport News. Va. one day later
PAUL. T. GERHARD & CO.. General Agents,
10 Wh7lshsiLst. New.York.
ioI THH6S Cook son. 2cI and i225 Broadway.
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DR.. sTROMc's sAMITARIUM,

-AhATost >FKiHt>. ~ !.
popular health. change, rest OF recreation
all the year Elevator electric bells. steam. open fire.
places, sun pa or pronehsdc on tue rooi suites 90 'OSns
with prNt crOqct, lawn tn1ls, etc. Massage,
cect.icy all baths AID all remedial appliances. New
Turkish Russian baths never surpassed n Oriental
elegance and completeness. Send for illustrated circular
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|0T SPRINGS. SOUTH DAKOTA.

HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA.
TIE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA.
In tho Black Hils $500 feet above the crisp.
brscng atmosphere. Lovely scenery. These warm med
cnal water, haNe thousand, OF patient. Finest
Plunge Bath ia the L. 5. THE EVANS, built OF PINK
sandstone accommodate $50 people. Strictly FIR tcass
Open repace steam heat electric lghtr, richly grlshcd
nne wide vcrand,-, table speciality. Fine autunns mild
winters Reduced by the Eek month. Through
train, from Chicago. .. s. MARDEN, The Evan Hot
springs. :. OAK.
TIME NEW TNGIEWOOD Tnglcwood, y J-Modcrn
| family hotel trms moderate hot water sanitary
perfect Chambers and 23d-,t frr.I--. 4. 4. NEAL.
WINSTON ms. ..
WinsoY Inn among The pine, = new house. with
al modern improvements; steam heat, gas. wood fires.
BATHS bniard, bowling alley. &c.; hotel htagc
tain ~ Of the above free special rates until
Dec. 25th. For circulars address -
THOS NOBLE
Az HIN IL BUFFALO $40" AT THE GENZSEn
w NIAGARA FALLS icrty minutes
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AII..RAIL ROITE.

FOR long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For rr,chol Atlantic II glanLs .oC 10, ii 30
A. NJ. 80, 80, 0.l5 l.. NJ. sundays, except Free
hold s 90 a. NJ, 4 100 l.. NJ.
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south % Point
Pleasant ~ o II 50 sun "a; NJ 80 80 :oo
and hsbury PARK, 8 100 II 80 \. Nj ! 90 z. NJ
T.ak Toms River. Barnegat Park, Barne
gat so rs \. NJ. 80. 80 +. NJ.
For A.anuc city Npreand, and Br!dgc,on 4 80 A. NJ
80 p. NJ.
40 is 4. NJ. 80 100. G:15 p. NJ
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Cash quotations follows Flour steaay ynIin S
yrheat, 81 IS &c; No. . red "a &c. NO. corn
Oat q l3c No ~ Wits BE- No 30 '.!e barley
SsS,oc: No g. T. O. b.. IS Glc; No. 4, T. o. b., 32Y
Sc 10 naxsee, 81 10 IL prime tm .nh =, 80
lard per 100 pounds - SC short ribs SIDES Loose
81 S0GSIO 40 dry salted shoulder boxed =; ro@
g. on short clear Sides boxed s. l50 IS 20 Whskey
astiiicrs, fms he'd goods, per GALLON 81 TO- SUGARS
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THE SHELBURNE

REMAINS OPEN TuECUGHOUT THE YEAR.
Every convenience Including hot ard cold sea water
baths and passenger elevator. Situated directly Oh
he beach A. Is. ROBERTS.
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3nsirnctlon

Musical Instruction
IN RANGES A. GEKLACH, VOICE SPECIALIST,
Director Vocal Department
n. Y. Conservatory, III East leth-st
n1JSS LOUISE MARIE WILCOX, -
Nl 449 NtsSI .3D->I. LONDON JERRtCE).
HARP PIANO AND ORGAN OBSTRUCTION.
HARP SPECIALIST.
Eininent experience and superior references.
NJ ETRoPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
M Loading Musical Institution Of America -
1suo.,or4 teaclcr>' certificates. Examiners: William
Mason Mus DOs c Nj p, sna Alert Eoi .w rsT
Mus d rector; L Ag aroate, IL X. shelley, u X. Palm
~ are among the distinguished members o; the Faculty
l.esdcnce Dept students rom distance ClrculaIe
Lent on application. Address u. w GI;EENE 10 and
OF Fest 14thst y Y. CITY
IN ROFESsOR WTNRY MAYER ha- resumed his piano
L lessons. Address 21j West C3th-str or Cbsckc1ng
Hail.
Art Schools
MRS JOHN POPE will resume her classes october l.
H ar saThe Studio" East 23th-st.. in drawing, oil
water color chine and tapestry painting.
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Danrina ACADEMIES.

L. ERNANDO's ACADEMY 1872 East 65th-tt Bank
T. Buildng)-Classes now forming. All the Lew anu
Fashionable dances taught rapidly. Send for circular
~, GEORGE DoDWORTH, -
i. NO. 6s1 FIFTH AVENUE.
COMMENCING SATURDAY. OCT 18TH.
Glass and Private Lessons.
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hinter Resorts
LAKEWOOD, NEw.JERsEY.
Laurel House
NOW OPEN.
Trains Via Central Railroad OF NewJersey,
Foot Of Libngty-st. New.Yolk.
PIU,IEK IL PORTER, Managers.
ATLANTIC CITY. y.

THE WINTER RESORT or THE ATLANTIC COAS
Through pullman Buffet Parlor Car leaves Ecw.YOT
Penn x. r. foot Of DcsOTOsses and Cor;landt sts,
| D. N. eNerY week day.
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Reading Railroad System.
Station Foot of Liberty St., North River.
Time Table in effect Sept. 49, 1892.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Central. RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave station foot Iibcrt, -.
WASHINGTON J-nOUR FLYER DAILY, 1880
riiiLADELPHA FAST LINE, EXCEPT sun.
strRhNr0N EXPRESS. EXCEPT SUNDAY, Ssa5
i.0Ne BRhSCu FLYER, EXCEPT SUNDAY. $3.50
i. IA.
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
with Dining Car, i. NJ. 49, 2:i5. 80 WA Dining
Car, 90 go 90 :54 $40 r. NJ T. 10 hisn'
90, 1870. with Dining car, 100. 600 j. NJ LILO
with D!nng. Car. A. N" 80 $3.50, Dining Car, 900,
ID tai week days for Baltimore at 90 p. NJ.
Ear SSrs On Day irens s!epe' OF Nigas Ttan M
i5 of iS 90 ~ 10 7s5 r. No. Il 10 nirhs except
Sal, NJ day n as9 p supaa{s n 70 A NJ co. $50 300
20 FOR i Jar at 90 as s45 A. NJ oo so
&c. 90 s + 80 's 5o ss 8 Sfp A. a
foF Pott,yile st4 90 as, s:45 A. NJ, 90 3d. 90
dS 80 A. NJ S9 s@ 80 GGo = n y % NIGH.
STU Day nisht sundays 10 a. NJ. 60 ?. ~ l. -
Ea;tqg G'hegem A. A'otG sS M9uG9 C. Snuas &C.
town, Il, NJ. s1Sdlys. 80 7:i5 A. NJ, 100. 80
80 a0f TN'' sGaGsy l 4Sc a'p S'"n'0n $40 NJ
For High iiI,agc i'caTsh and Lake HOga;cors. 600.
IeT,h A 80 at 30 80 40 49, sl5 i 20
sunIlys, . 90. II 30 \. NJ. 200 =. NJ.
AII.RaII. ROrTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &C.
For Freehold Atlantic Ii sh,ands, oC, 10 ii 80
A.. NJ 80, 4 80 ~ +. NJ sundays except Free
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south 20 poin.
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A NCHOR LINE y. S. Mail Steamship.

NcH S hISh Vi. s Ml Steamships
rron ft . r. i %SSos O. %ei Oct 2'!a g. II a.
STf 81 ~ h5A sss s1S = s1n
Salon, $50 end upward Second cabin go 70
uE FG5 Ssl6SN 'gRGr re Agnts Bowling reo
CHARLIsTON, s. C., the South & Southwest
~ aNp Abh ELQ tG6MfA E2NIs
s Sd M MSa So! - -
tIIEkokEh, Charlie and Jackonyilie FIJI. Oct u!
oRsr c Y2f eS sas s 4g Of .ne per
T. @. EGER Genr Ass. g. s. FIT Line $if Broadway
CoMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique
~ FRENCH LINE TO ChEklEoVE3G -, EIER ~ SAT All
Ia G GASSMnNEv s'1 sSVir sa' OF 2' NJ
LA poURGoGNE IHNG SoI1cr Sat- Oct - = 80 a. H.
The travelling pabc VIII please take notice that on
rom Fois Of Gao Sous nssd Of HaVre until further
0'. a. FORGET. General Agent. no. Bowling Green.
EGYTT.-COOK NILE STEAMERS.
d1 ss season. Seio faGS%s; iS
GUIo,N Ii, LINE; r,rrs u,,,, srr,urrs
Leave Pie 49, N r. foot foot Of XII Ei9S;st ~
HAEE yApH ssiaErdsy e. y Z 80 20
ARIZONA DoS; - ~ 90 u ~
Capn postage $50. 500, $50 and 500 taceodlng TO
, ,ssem'N T. H. USpERHiLL Co. s. nrcadway:
Japan CHINA
u OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL,
Steamers leave San Francisco as follows:
OCEANIC (wiil call at Honolulu. Sat- Oct - y.
GAI'f,iC Weine day November 10, p.
Thursday December Is. p.
OCEANIC (wtll call Honolulu. Wed, ion. T. p. H.
Snperhly aptonted-Superor accommodations.
can De made by letter telegram to ana
cobin plans 2o7 and 343 b oadway. NrN York;
Eatt.ry Place or Room a. Railroad Building San Fran
ei-co LELAND II ~ ORD Pres
~ II. GOODMAN Genera; Passenger Agent.
n EW-YORk & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
~ Picrs IS and Il, East River.
SATURDAY Steamers at l ?. m, and Others at p m.
for Havana Proercs9, Comp:che, Fronteri Laguna
Iamp!co. IuXlnm aud Vera cruz
Metanxl.. Cardents. SSgua, Cabuten,
Nassau S.itagl CuOa Guantanamo, and Clenfuesos.
SARA OGA Havana and Ca deuas We'd. Oct. D.
sHXTiAGO Nassau, Stso. de Cuba and Cenfaegos
S"'' Thurs, oct g.
oRIzARA Havana ard Mexican Ports. =. sat. oct 8
NIAGARA Havana and Sagua Tues, oct. H.
{. or ALEXANDRIA. Havana ana Mexican u, a., ;,
fh, line bs. dire connet'r with and i;;ge, through
Rfls OF Iading TO all points McXcan Il. w. Co.. Mon
lean Ceniia T. W Co.. Lh, and the Monterey and Next
For Iut pcIt cu!ers freight Or passage, amply
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-13
BEAT HIS WIFE.
Unbeoomiug Conduct In Well Known
Minister

UnbecOmiug Conduct In a Well Known
Minister
A certain stald little town near Wheel
dng is all torn up. It's citizens are all
deeply religious. Tt has long been the
proud boast Of the community that no
saloons have ever been started within
its borders, and 10 has been asserted
that they would not be patrOnizet II
they were opened. The WOrldly-minded
have no business in that Puritanic set
tlement. Services are held az the
churches every evening, and the minis
ters are held Ia high esteem.
All these things being true IL is little
wonder that the community was shocked
a few days since, when it is alleged
that the pastor OF one OF the churches
assaulted his wife, and beat her i'm such
"a manner that she was compelled to
scream for help, and seek refuge in the
house Of a neighbOr. The minister was
thought 20 be the perfection OF decOrUm,
the very embodiment OF morality, and
when the good people heard Of his pugi-
listic prOpensities, they were naturally
greatly shocked thereat Even IN a re-
'ligious community there are always
soma gosSips, who delight in rolling
such a delectable morsel under their
tongues, so the story was circulated, In
spite Of the efforts OF the minister and
deacons to keep 10 quiet. 1t is now re-
ported that the leaders OF the cOngrega-
ton will hold a meeting, and il is very
probable that there will be a vacancy in
q pulpit shortly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-13
NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
The new steamer Sunshine will run
between Pittsburg ard Wheeling the
Xt rise.
The towboats Mariner and Dodsworth,
lping at the tipple at Steubenville, are
being overhauled and reprinted.
The Hatcher has taken the place OF
the Liberty in the Darlington trade
while the Philips is running regular
to Bellaire.
The Iron Queen has been taken to
Weinberg, a short distance above Gin
cinnati. She will Jay up there until a
rise in the river.
The Elaine is in the Ben Hur's place
On the Parkersburg trade and the 81. K.
Bedford is substituted for the Courier
in the same trade.
The river is so low now that the
smallest draught boats of the low water
order will soon be unable to plow the
sand. Mud scows will be in order.
The river between Cairo and st. Louis
is giving all the boats considerable
trouble In navigating safely. At last
accounts the steamer City of st. Louis
was aground, and the My Choice had
some Of her barges aground by getting
out of the channel.
WARREN, PA, Aug. 12.-River, one
foot eight-tenths; weather, cloudy and
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, August r.
River feet and stationary; clear and
pleasant.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, Aug. 12.-River,
4 feet inches and stationary; weather,
clear and warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-13
DIED.

BOWLER-On Thursday, August II, 1922, Z
1920 O'Clock D. m, WILLIAM HENRY, son OF VIII
liam H. and Virginia Bowler, aged 10 days
Funeral from the residence Of his parents,
No. III Sixteenth street, Saturday morning at 9
O'Clock. Friends of the family respectfully in
yitsd to attend. Interment at Peninsula Gene
terry.
LEASURE-On Thursday, August II, 1898 At
7:4S p. m, ALICE A, daughter OF Newton Leas-
ure, aged IS months and IA days.
Funeral from the residence OF Robert Downey,
corner of First and Clay streets, Martins
Ferry, Ohio. Sunday, August 18th, at p. m.
Friends OF the family invited to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-13
FRUIT WILL BE SCARCE,
And Dry Fruit WIN Command High Price.
Next Winter.

And Dry Fruit VIII Command High Prices
Next Winter.
Gall sorts Of fruit seem TO be remark
ably scarce, said a produce merchant
yesterday.
There are plenty Of grapes and they
will likely be cheap. Peaches are par
ticularly scarce, pears fairly limited
and apples are far from plentiful. The
trees started out heavily laden, but the
late froSts blighted them and most all
fell of. What remained are knOtty and
wormy. Il is impossible to get fine
fruit to supply the demand even at
fancy prices.
"You can depend upon it that dried
fruit will be very high next winter.
Wholesale men 10 other places are put
ting the crop away in cold storage and
will make a nice profit on IT,"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-13
STIMULANTS.

why do physicians recommend Klein's Silver
Age and Duouesne Rye Whiskies? Because,
frst. they are pure, old and relisble-because
they have prescribed them for their patients,
and found that no other medicine would nour-
ish and tone up the system so rapidly and thor
oughly Silver Age costs only also per full
quart and Duquesne 81 90 per quart The best
hotels and dealers in liquors keep them for their
choice customers Send for complete catalogue
and price let OF all kinds Of wines. liuuors and
cordials The most complete and largest house
outside Of New YORK City. Address, Max Klein,
50 federal ST., Allegheny, Pa.
Advertisers might get an eye-opener
about the circulation of newspapers by
doing little detective work on the quiet.
word to the wise Is sufficient,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-13
We Want Your Money.

Mems fine Cordovan Caters $3.50,
worth $500.
Ladies' fine patent tip button S1.95,
worth $500.
Mems fine Dongola Shoes S1.65, worth
So so.
Ladies' fine cloth top button S1.75,
worth $3.50.
Mems fine sewed Caters S1.45, worth
50. 90.
Ladies' fine Kid Oxford ties 75c,
worth S1.50.
Children's fine Red and Tan Shoes
75c, worth Sl.25.
STONES CASH SHOE STORE,
1912 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-13
Taken to Pittsburg.

Edward McAllen, the colored man
who is wanted in Pittsburgh for muir
der, was taken back yesterday after
noon b. Lieut.. Gaus and the Pittsburg
officer who came down Thursday night.
The Pittsburg officers are much pleased
over the prompt and good work of the
Wheeling police in this case, as Meal
len was arrested before be had been in
the city much over an hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-13
Women missing.

Mrs. Clark, of Short Creek, COM
planned to the police yesterday that her
daughter, Dora Belle Clark, aged six
teen, had been enticed away by Mrs.
Viola Richie, who seems to belong TO
PittSbUrg.
A girl named Delias Moll, Gypsy, Of
SteUbenville, is also missing, she hav-
lag ran away with another Gypsy wo-
man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-13
EMPLOYMENT FOR GOOD

Good. energetic business men wanted to travel
in all parts OF the United States In the In
terests OF the American Union League, pa
triotic, fraternal, benevolent and protective
society. This society possesses stronger and
better fraternal and protective features tan
any other insurance order in existence. No
short term" or endowment" scheme, but a
perfect plan Of protective life insurance, safe,
Equitable Economical and easily worked: The
plans are excellent, readily understood and
numbers among its members a larger percent.
age OF intelligent business and professional
men. in proportion 10 its total membership,
than any other order The most liberal induce
ments as regards pay, steady employment, ter
ritory. etc offered the right men TO act as spe-
cial agents. Call at or address the Office OF the
AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE,
Iny22dAe 25O4 Chapline St.. Wheeling. w. Va.