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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-20
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway,
Time Table No. 5, 70 take effect 1901 q. H.,
1T. ~

Time Table No. 8, 70 take effect 1901 a. IN,
July ~ lsy2.
Leave Wheelibg-f5:5J, f7:l5, T:30. $500,
n: 80, 1915 $1,000 'Il:U0A. m, ti2:0i, 1910
800, $3.50, $500 800 400. $40 800 t7:l5,
$500. $500. t9:bJ p. N.
Leave Peninsuia-t5:b6, f72l, 1888, 500.
is:as, t9:5l, sl0:05, -ll:03 a. m, tl2:0 'lz:lh
sI:0S. gas, '30s, $3.50. 'i:0o 1904, 900, 1:2i
S7:OS, $500, 1880 p. N.
Leave W. & l.. L. Junciion-s5:b7. zoos 'S:52,
tlU:s2A m, gi5g, t5:z, t6:e 1921, flD:4l p. u.
Leave Laughlin's hill-s3:SO ,. m.
Leave De Hass Crossing-N:55, $50 L. m,
sl:A, 1877, s5:.z y. m
Leave Martins Feuy-fe:e3. to:lf. fs:oO
1913 ss:1 5000 fl0. 20, 'll:aO o. m, 'lx:J)
$50 $3.50 1913 $40. .s.5o, 1888. s3:56, 'c.SD
to:5g $50 1899 tl0:45 ?. N.
tDsily except sunday. 'Dzily. tsundsys
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock
in telegraph Office At Wheeling Is the s'Anosrd
anIead ). TAUsslG. Superintendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-20

the First ward, Sunday evening, of con-
sumption, aged ffty-four years He
leaves a wife and two children.
Bans for the marriage Of Charles Mad
den and Miss Mary Maloy have been
pronounced in st. Johns Catholic
Church.
Staley Dreamer, the Democratic hus-
tier for Recorder, was in the city yes
terday. He Is growing in popularity.
John Robinson and wife, OF Findlay,
are visiting old friends in this city.
b. 6 o. employees received months
pay from the company yesterday.
Hon. c l.. Weems, of ST. Clairsyille,
was ia the city yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-20
suIllvap.s Share of the Benefit.

NV YORK. September 1911 spite OF
the fact that the Madison Square Garden
people, who are so much opposed to prize
fighting and all that sort of thing. grabbed
nifty per cent. of the gross receipts at John
L. Sullivan's benefit, the big fellow VIII
still realize a neat sum from that entertain
ment According TO the count of tickets,
$12, O60.75 was taken in. This would leave
for the beneficiary $6,030.37,
Frank Moran received check for this
amount to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-20
= Chinese Panic.

NEW York, September 19-Fire burned
out the inside of the five-story brick tene-
ment house at Nos. II, "a and Az Pell
street yesterday and started panic among
the Chinese and other occupants. IN the
midst Of which one Chiuarnan got his back
hurt and fifteen or twenty others were hall
scared 10 death. Loss, $50, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-20
Alarmed About a Steamer.

BosToy, Mass, September 19.-Much
anxiety is felt mere for the safety Of the
North Atlantic liner Carroll, which LETT
Halifax, y. s. Wednesday night. The
Carroll has $40 passengers aboard and a
crew OF % men. She was seen last Thurs
dav some forty miles west Of Halifax by
the British steamer Halifax. which ar
rived az this port Friday from Halifax.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-20

In the Circuit Court OF the United states Tor
the District OF West Virginia;
A. ]. Clarke and W. r. Hubbard.
assgnees OF 4. Z. Sweeney,
bankrupt IN EguiiJ'
John A. Hutchinson and others.
BY virtue Of n decree entered by said Court In
the abovs entitled suit on the 20th day OF April,
1892 the undersigned Special Commissioner
will sell at public auction AZ the north front
OF the Court House OF Ohio county, west VIZ
WEDNESDAY, THE 2sTu DAY OF sEPTEh-
BEk 1874
commencing AZ 10 o'clock a. m. tho following
described real estate situate on tbe west fide OF
North Main street. In the City 81 Wlselingi
that Is 20 say: Part Of lot Buinbersi hlnr W
as designated on the plat OF tho city OF Wheel
ing, known as Jonathan Isno's addition,
North Wheeling, beginning NJ point W lset
from the northwest corner OF hhin hHeet
aud franklin now sixth street, ard
running north Oh Main street twenty'sir
feet TO lot numbered ten nO on the Plat
Of said clty-formefly owned by A. j. Panneli.
thence west with lot No 10 20 line o. lot ,old
heretofore by Thomas Sweeney 70 wilson sna
Dunleyey; thence south Is feet 70 point forty
1tol feet from FRANKLIN fnow SIXTH street. and
thence east and parallel with fraEkhn mo"
SIXTH street % the place OF beginniDgi hatlhk
thereon erected substantial and detifaDis t"O
sTyuws oy s1Ir-one.tblrd Of the purchase
money and as much more az the purchaser DAY
elect, cash in hand: and The residue In Two
equal instaIlmenis 10 Que and two years, with
Interest from the day Of sale. paysbie Lnnualy,
the title 10 BE- retained uniil the pnfch.se mon
evils paid In full JOHN A. HUJcHltoOh,
JOHN =. HUTCHINSON,
Special CommissiOnefa
That bond with security. ~ required ~ ne
said decree Of said court. has been csly fiTep
by said Special Com misEionefs. "a hereby csftb
ned. this 18th day Of seVtsmber, ~
49, h. y DELLICKER,
Clerk Circuit Court United States Cor 80 Dis
irct OF West Yifglnla. .ellso.l .-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-20
Metal Market.

NEW YoRK, September D.-Pig iron,
Ill. lake eli OOall 10. Lead, quite;
S S1, q O5a4 10. Tin, steady straits,
so 50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-20

Ny physician said could not live,
ms liver out Of order, frequently vom-
tied greeniSh mucous, skin yellow,
small dry humOrS on face, stomach
would not retain food. Burdock Blood
Bitters cured me. Mrs. Adelaide
O'Brien, S72 Exchange ST., Buffalo,
Y Y
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FOR SALE.
STOCKS FOR SALE.

STOCKS FOR SALE.
A block OF Wheeling Steel and Iron Co,
- Shares Wheeling aud Belmont Bridge Go.
bShares Wheeling Bridge Co.
ii Shares United States Glass Co.
FOR RENT.
No l22 Fourteenth street . rooms; modern
No. l2J7 Alley II, rooms tla0l
Nc. lO7 Fourteenth street, rooms.
No. S3i Woods street. rooms slAOo
No. 2St5 Chaplne street, storeeoon.
No. lll7 Alley H. rooms, G.o0.
No, 2lS9 Main street, $1,000
No. 219 Coal street. G.01
Storeroom No. 4, Tenth street
Special Sale OF Real Estate
No. los North Front street. 8 rooms hall and
bath room; lot 60x4oO feet.
No. 1900 Alley H. 6rooms, 1900.
A fine building lot In beatherwood.
Lot 30Il20 on Indiana siecet n, aSl
Lots IN Old FAIR Grounds addition. tiVl
Lots In Zane's Orchard addition. tiio,
A lot on North Trent street, Riverylow.
Lot 54K feet fronting on South broadway,
Island, in Waters addition, only N.s00.
Lot on South Front street. Island, Tor tl,oO.
Nc. 49, south broadway.
No. ll07 McColloch street.
Storeroom and residence on Wood street,
East Wheeling
RINEHART & TATUM.
Telephoue 80 Room g. City Bank building
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FOR SALE.

2li5 and 2lI7 Main street - feet front
House rooms 26is Jacob street aud 4.roomed
house In rear, 81, $50.
House rooms, 1920 Jacob street, f33o1
House rooms and hail, with modern con-
veniences, 1910 Jaocb street, q. 100.
House rooms, splendid condition. Woods
street. Centre Wheeling. SlSD
House rooms on Fourteenth street, 5000
House rooms, Jacob street, between tif-
teenth and Sixteenth streets. Rb,bo0
House 4 rooms, Woods and Twonty'iourth
streets, 1890.
House 5 rooms, Eor street, Centre Wheeling,
$3.50.
Three houses, Moysten street. Sixth ward.
a.. 400
city. Cheap.
Farm, 81 acres, two miles from city on Boess'
Run.
Lot on Tnenty.ninth street, $500.
Lotat Edgington lane, $50
One-half lot on Chapline street sixth ward,
$500.
one-half lot on McCoiloch street, Centre
Wheeling $500
one OF tho best manufacturing sitssin tAs
city, fronting on two railroads.
NESBITT 81 DEVINE,
d.
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Tor Rent.

L,oR REST-ElcHT Rooms WITH ALL
Tor RENT.
IL Fine Upstairs Dwellings OF seven fopfos
each: also stsre rooms 10 ths DsH bslidinI cor
ner OF Main and Tenth streets. Also iosr
rooms with river view second h0or ~ I'D
W. JAS. l. HAwLEY, No 1870 Kaln street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-20
TRANs.OHIO Division.

TRANS-OHIO DIVISION.
For Chicago 1873 and i0:O6 a. IN. l0;3O p m.
daily, and 3:25 p IN. daily except sunday.
Cincinnati Express, 1885 and lO:05 a. m, and
1880 p IN. daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 3:25 p. m, except
Sunday.
81. Clairsyille Accommodation, 1905 q. m.
and 1875 .. IN, except sunday
ARRIVE
Chicago Express, lis and $40 q. m. daily,
and 1905 p. m, except Sunday, and b:53 p IN.
daily.
Cincinnati Express, Cos a. IN. and o:55 p. m.
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 1916 p. IN. daily
except Sunday.
ST. Clairsviile Accommodation, 1905 p. IN. and
$3.50 .. N. except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-20

W., u. X. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, o: 10 and 20 a. m, and o; 90 p.
m daily, and :3Op. m daily except sunday.
FOR Pittsburg and the Bast, 600 p. m. daily.
Washington Accommodation BOO p m. ef'
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From Plttsburg, 1906 d N. daily, l2;f5 p. m,
except Sundsy, $3.50 and 1910 p. m. daily.
Washington Accommodation, 1850 r. m. daily
except Sunday. CORR
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore.
Us LANE, Wheeling. del4
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Pennsylvania Stations.
slBHnnsyIVdnid LINES.
Trains Run by Central Time.

rrcxrr OYrrcKs AT PENNSYLVANIA s-ATTog on
WAITE ST.. FoOT or ELEyEsTH 81, WHEELING,
AT NcLrEz Housz- WHKKLIsa. AVID ~ TIE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. BRfDeKfors.
sorrHvrsT srETrx-" PAy HANDLE EoCrr
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w HEELNIG AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Wednes
day June l, 1892, trains will run as follows
City Time:
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baltimore AND OHIO RAIL

Moundsyille ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 1'W, o'UU ana
II 10 a. m. and 6:i0 and lO;4o p. H. except Sun
day. and 800 p. IN. daily.
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
S25 and 1906 a. m. and ll:2O p M. daily
Cumberland Accommodation, <:O p. m., ex'
cept sunday m.
Moundsyille Accommodation, $40, and s:p
a M and l. Is and 1850 p. m, except sunday
and 1925 a. N. daily.
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Rniirpaos.
RIVER RAILROAD co.

"
On and after Monday, April IS, Passenger
Trains will run as follows: 'Daily. tDaiIy
Except Sunday. Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-20
Railroads,
RAILWAY TIME CARD

Arrival ana departure oil trains on and after
May -, 1922. EXPLANATION OF RzrEREscE
MARKS: sDuily; tSunday excepted; tAon-
day excepted; Saturday excepted; Sunday
only: saturday only. Eastern STANDARD Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-20

New YORK, September 19-Money on cal !
easy at 214a4 per cent; last loan at per
cent; closed offered at per cent. Prime
paper 5a61l per cent. Ster-
ling exchange quiet at 4S51Sa4S7%.
Extraordinarily and steady
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NESBITT d. DEVINE,
au3I l7ag Market Street
CPECIAL COMMISSIONERS
~ SALE
OF Main Street Property.

In the Circuit Court Of the United states for
the District OF West Virginia;
A. j. Clarke and w. r. Hubbard,
assignees OF 4. q. Sweeney,
New-York tribune., 1892-12-18

one, 1t became the Oldest publishing house known.
much one Of Gilbert and >ulhvans heroes acquired
the DAYS OF web perfeoiing presses with the book
makers Of Queen Anue's time. the MessTS. LOngmanS
are become institution IN the trad
The original LOngmanS was born In 1892, and
christ-ned Thomas. lie wGS appfclticed TO book
printer and married his masters daughter after the
1926 he purchased the stock and good VIII OF WI lam
Taylor publisher. at t.e sign Of tie shi2 a.d bacH
Swan in Paernoster Row. London. and started a
/. siness which has brought wealth and honor TO
generations OF Longmn, from that day 70 ms;
Partners of other names have gone INTO ana Ou Ol
the concern ut various times. but the name OF Long
mans has always stood at tho head Of the firm name.
and their headquarters have never been moved fIOm
the oli stand at the sign Of the ship and the BACK
swan. The American branch was or?anzei nye years
ago With all tie members OF the English firm and with
it, headquar er, are at No. IS East siNteenthsi ,.
,nnnv Of fhe hest known author, in English Literature.
Iney % ncpe % Sc,i""ary IN I746 and lost money on IT,
They had published ChambersS Encyclopedia ten years
before thai. Lndley MURRAY ; famous rimmar, whcn
was the standard Of correct English NJ the teSinnhg
threw the Publishing world into histories by paving
"Tom'' Moore $4,000 sterling Tor " lilA E"'Ah ID,
largest sum & eyer blRy Rai@ roE IF. F1rh & k.
view" The firm was Macaulay's publisher ana s psd
him large in ROYALTIES on his popslT |ogHs. nans
familiar in periodical literature -. ,,,....,,o,s
Two wears ago the firm bought out the hlvihseoce .
who had then the Oldest publishing house II eN,ene ,
The Rvingtons began their career by puDhhiNs I'm
Wcsleys translation Of Thomas k'mP.' IN ILL ILL
and had since devoted themselves mainly 10 chhrch
publications Nv his consolidation Lonem"rs' iT TTee.
4 Co became the largest publishers IN lle Norn Norn y.
madam Anglican thooo-Da literature. outside o'
theology he firm men %s .'eD4S a@nd ,Scro sT, are
cations and text books "f 10. a'er IT,, noe coioio,e
Th.r iIsis ot general literature are also a,O
long In religious publication. ire ,nan nr,,
- rot Coniiur itself - The Angn'al
hooI for one of rs latest ventures Is one N -. 2I
ni.,riant works Of The writer, o TIE koman .atnoho
Thi,rrh saint Peter and The First Years o' nrs.
tnni,y hy ,hr Ahe -tant Fouard. tranSaiel irl
,h' second clifton. with the au'hors Sanc'ion oy
t;corce f. Y. Griffith, with an Introduction oy '"''
:" arcc and constantly growing Is the nst OF as ,as
,,f,c"tirns m this long established firm that lnce
49, tt has iSsurd a quarterly magazine cnute,
Xctcs on Books" which Is tev ted to reve% " ,ps
,rnlvsis of thc boots issued from fS presses IN .o
n,,,ions tbrne months The contents consist oi ceaI
and disnassIonate descriptions 0f the various nok-.
a. from all advertising features OF puhs e''' iH'''
Pamphlets are distributed free
New-York tribune., 1892-12-18

floor, whore patients receive MI mcdiclres nj cost
ON payment y ton ccr's any pr.e rHplon whAi-"-
ever may hc had before the patient leaves ~"
building. An elevator connects th, department WITH
those above. The first of which I, f. charge - tAe
clerk Of the clinic. Eut"rin: from Forty second So.
that the whole first holr If .N story brick
building Is given mp - the clinic. Tie patient Is
received I'm department 80. =. large hnil. well.
lighted heated with steam and supplied with com
Portable -cttocs. Women conducted ,eat- upon
side of the hall. where they chat together.
sew. knit. read or othcIWl," amusc them olives. or
employ the necessary tine required while waiting their
turn 10 De conducted 10 department, NDs. and {.
on The same nDor. for medical advice AID treatment.
Tie cccupy another pirt of the hall. IN Ike
manner. and Ia order T. avoid parIall'y. separate
department IS supplied FOR The treatment u cnoA
Thee departments almost alike. IN so far a. r.
has been possible. they are m1de . correspond in
every particular II s. desired IN mi simple
mcut - give women equal ADVANTAGE, with u.cn.
All treatment l. conducted with as much privacy as
would De the ca-e IN q pa'siclan', Office. sp that
the sensitive patient (, spared unplca at'lcss
or the slightest publicity.
From Department So = The patient is conducted ac
cording to -cx, u one or two medical apartments.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-18

The first thing noticeable in either Is the brilliant III
rangement Of artificial light. and the comprehensive
equipment for the treatment Of diseases OF the eye
Nothing has been spared TO facilitate the physician
work or the patients comfort y variety OF ADJUST
abb. chairs IS provided running water hot and colu IS
also suupied and each room, In addition to D'ins
heated with seam is ventilated By direct communl'a
,on with The outer air. There various conveneh.
stands large cases containing Infinite variety oi
valuable instruments and each department has the
oult business like air Of the surgeons private once
ANY lady in reduced circumstances could proit WIN
rerfet uropety by the advantages offered, though 'he
clinic is chiefly planned reach the busy classes WHO
are al work during the day. and are thus deprived vi
sufficient time 10 devote to besetng ailments
Thi, institution provided for the poor through
the knowdgc Of the beneficial results derived from
similar dispcnSary carried on during the day. ouV
which failed 10 fulfil its object with entire snusiac-
ZION. owing to the army OF men. women and cmureh
who applied for medical aid during limited numuer
Of hours All applicants IT was found imposSoie 10
treat during the prescribed tme and in great nloer
Of instances with most unhappy yet unavoidable re-
suits.
The object OF night clinic Is. according 10 the
leading specialist I'm charge "to give the poorer
clls.es who compelled 10 work during the day. ana
New-York tribune., 1892-12-18
FASHIONS ~ CARRIAGES.
THE MoprrrFD CApmoLET oTHER STYLES
WHICH ARE POPULAR.


s,ree ,bs horse show at Madison Square "artea
,h.rc has been nm increased demand for carriages o
, sp1rtlnc charncrer such tandems ana NH'',''
vehicles for driving The show Stimulates pe'pe WV
had not used them before and opens the eyes o' ~ ~
who have driven them. but driven lndlH'rehN' IN
annual shows do great deal OF g0d' W"AnS 90
mand for better horsencsh rs well rs lot 80
clriiagcs II Is frequent remark ol l'g''-"''' 49,
carriages here are kept In better repair than Oh '1s
.,r ,de -, the water The tendency with resu"
~ ,l,rs of carriages Is toward simplicity csca'lh.
.,udin.ss and supsrGuous ornamcntauon In use'i
work. a..
ON. Of the fashionable carriages Of the day 'hs
,nbriolct has been considerably modified. Ihs'c"u "
the round body boat shape (bat'au, "n'o" ua' 10,
been common for years. there IS Il tendency TO na. %
the centre A little lower than the body proper iH',
makes "A more graceful carriage than the extreme v
the other style Vlctoras are not used 50 muc" no"
rh. usht Innings for broughams open ca'ae''
vc,orIns and cahrolc,s are still fashionable ana ne0
IL no reason why they should not continue u y
popular In hndaus the change Is more ""-
severity and simplicity. N
Rubber tires are greatly the increase lot a
heavy closed carriages. some peopl, u'o"eh' '"o
lllrs increased the draught, but ihis lmpeS'O"
longer exists after the records made In to'tins WIZ
the rubber tire. llans0ms are uS'd proo''p ' -,
than formerly At first it thought they VIZ ,
mn, IN. succcssnu ns private carriage. but now tne'
are In general use ,
There Is "A new trap which has siddchF ''"'"
prominent place. 1t I, sideba eo'''eu e,e :,
lreincly Hight. for two persons ana IL ''' Wv a.
vantage of being compact. The driver Is ''r ~,
the horse, and altogether Il Is smart "'u ''"''
lttlc trap. , , ,ri.h, shade 0f
There is IA new color light ana btlg1lt ,nr ier,d
gr en- which is fayo.aby received ana Nnsn oyscIyc
With n simple color Ike black l. cNilrlelS cn,rr,
The sleigh trad. is practically dead hahu'n ~ A
Gnd that life Is too short TO store ,sem tS1 a, % old stock
Even the little snow Which New.York hAs y wv
cleared away.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-18

4. u. George. the clover runner and author q the
famous I''tr advising te regiments ,eccde from
Amateur Atl.uc Union ant IIu su,nti association
i1- gone back to nir od home la England. G,orgc
talked gcat q "a about tlr uuOu but took no
chance, ndansrrng his position. by refusing
,ouictr n thr sr REGIMENT games. although hc
- th' tar ltAr- 100 tac or{auIIton. tcorss sailed
fAr MaI'-ie "ip-y, aud hc Informed hi, frirnd
ul1t he would hereafter make h!, home la England
G,ofgr came 20 uis country IN 1885 and took hts
pnVis I, become an American etron. lie has applr.
entity eo,ndon-d all idea of dong anything Of the knd
GEORGES rctlrcn.ht from loc0l ah,etl, leaves f.
lIlrftDcrg The ccStrcst runner n the ana.r
ranks. Hl"ftbcrg i graceful runner nnd ought t.
have many uch prizes at his mercy during tho present
indo,r aud tho coming outdoor
New-York tribune., 1892-12-18
1HE LErTER-cAERIER HAD THE Marked MONEY.

owen J. Reilly, le'tercarrlcr. living at 40. ,c2G
East Endave with his wife and five children. was
arrested by POstOnicc Inspector ShOpp yesterday
charged with robbns the nails He L. attached 10
station X. at Eighty SiXthst. and Thrd-ave II.
Knoboch & Co. manufacturing jewellers az 80 9O1
East Eighty -nftll-st, and other firms In the neigh
borhood have recently complained Of the failure 10
deliver to them letters and packages with valuable
Enclosures. y test letter containing marked money
WAS addressed TO KnObioch & Co., and was moi seen
after Reilly left the station with H. lie was ar
rested and marked 5O-ccnt piece found I'm his
pocket. Commissioner Shields held him for trial
New-York tribune., 1892-12-18
IIl.,h. Alnerlclnh.

Ono Il the ml-t'kcs made at Yesterdays athletic carn
val at Madison square Garden was the throwing out Of
The sNtyl0i dash These short dashcs are always In.
tccstng. and when the heats run on properly they
about stirring an attraction 4, seen In winter
indoor meetings, As the games were for benefit" this
contest scf-upiortng ought to have remained
over 100 athletes were entered and entrlnce fees
would than have paid Tor the race The mor,
sensible pan, when II found that programme wa
long, would have been have declared or the 900.
yard hurdle race for which only nuecn re-.
ccNtd.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-18
A NIGHT DISPENSARY.
REYErTING MANY MEN AND WOMEN.
THE GOOD WORK WHICH rs DONE AT ST.
nARTUOLONFw's PARISH HOUSE.

THE GOOD WORK WhlCH - DONE ~ "
BARTHOLONEw's PARISH HOUSE
There has been opened within tho last three weeks
the only night dispensary Of It's lnd ior the P''
iu New. York City II Is at 10. 2O9 East Fortysec"''
I in s. Earholomew's Parish House, a bwld,hS
erected through the generosity Of Cornelius Wander
bit on land purchased by william H. NandrrpH.
The Institution IS maintained BY the congregation
of ST. BarthoOmews Church. Patients are there
treated during the evening hours by specialists OF
recognized ability. for minor diseases u the eve. ear
nose and throat The Institution Includes -
thorough an equipment for he successful Treatment
Of these diseases IS 70 be found In Institutions
which have been provided t9r wealthy peop!e. Al
the modern appliances have been eUpplied with the
best ARA ngcmcnts II light. great variety Of sur
clcal instruments. ana thr latest and most approved
apparatuscs IN throat and nose sprayo. one Ot thr
provisions for The deaf Is thorough system Of
electrical appliances. There ar four departments
The first 10 Ia charge of a skilled chemist AID Ms
assstants II Is TIE medical d.spensary Oh the -ro4Ed
New-York tribune., 1892-12-18
OF INTEREST TO ATHLETES.
JOHN B. DAY EXPECTED TO RETIRE.
MORE CHANGES IN BAsEBALI,-NOTEs AND
COMMENTS

MORE CHANCES IL BAsEBALL-NoTES AND
COMMENTS.
Tho affairs q The $rv.YorA Baseball Club VIII have
thorough oycrhnuiig special meeting ~ tAr club -
held to-mofIow afternoon. much dis,l .iac c>t,.
and .cycfi. ,ti.nr changes viii be- suggested lu o."
general mana on'nt of Tho club money
season, which only natural under the crcIm-. .1ucos.
and the Organization debt through tuo afdn'-s of
several Of tlc 10. .ho!ici- 10 meeting their a-,c..i-.
John y. Day. J.. H. T,lcott. j. W. S,iidlu,. Iotn Z.
Brush and the holder, of stock ln Boston have
all shown a disposition 20 Acly rr club oIf q IT.
straits. but oi te other -f, M ol.'f- have
not been ~ cou-idcrair These holder. of stock vl he
brought ~ with sharp uifn ~ to-inroae ltnc aud
they DO not show disposition 90 lay up tnrf Share
~ the losses they VIII bc Pep c'fpy a-,d -'p down
and out. IL would be an extremely uubu-.nt.--l4he
policy Tor tr club tp co.tupc a. r Be-. All utht iuoss
- player, and ot.er- should be paid up e. qu,Ay q.
possible. that the team start out nest spr.Lg
free Of hndsncos and ln position o. recover ue o,sos
last 80 changes ia Tho u1iI f.nent VIII
BE- made tDroriOw's se--ion, but the -,i'e b.
arranged for the annual meeting " BE- held IA March.