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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28


The United States Internal revenun law.
OF 1901 provided that inronrs between sllt,
amt SHNn he taxed NJ the rate AZ 4 nor
cent, nnl Incomes nhovp SHHn nj NJ nrr
Srnl. The rcNcnur obtained under Ills ,trf
~ iNsl AMOUNTED 10 Af2ilNe. 100. collected
llNin inc Following rcSuurccs3
nlvilcnus " hanks-........... glO "a
ilvllenlS ut insurance oonnaui,.s Isst s,ii
Dividends irim railroad companies 4. IN 5,a,
Salaries " luited states nthrrrst 3Ti1 sam
Accpnnt Of Oh other lncumrs ~.
rNrllhs $500 nnd under ShUn
~ per rent, Observation-Disclosures. NJ MIA Tno
inoonrs VI SAuJ amt over. at
10 per trut.............. m ii ION
Canal aud turnpike companies gs6 ~
Total .,................. S,aos, So,
1t VIM h. seen that ncntly onc.half of
obtained by persons and corporations Oboss
Incomes amounted to ShONn and over NM
lumber NJ peraons and corporations v-bhsr
lncome now reaches or cXueeda SiOUD 4.
Nrp much lhrrer than the nnancr whose
lnropes reached or exceeded SttNO ln ls4gs
AZ that time the south bud been so imporef
lsned thnf very few VI lts inhAhltnnts wore
subject To this tax. The population n III,
entire country MEs then only l0WNNp
y Is now Oa,ontl 10 ichsi Thcre mas
been ~ unparalleled increarc IL both 'imn
nlNldual nnd corporate wealth A mX on
ih'nines reaching nnd exceeding SiOOn
would, n properly graded. easily Yield ne
snn ihat will obviously be ne,led TO meet
whlch may be increased hy a reduction Ia
thA inri0.
rhr experience Of Gcrnnny. France and
iiAly nus lod TO ltS permanent adoption ~
,nWesr countries, anh tnerc Is every reason la
nyneye that 'slefuils gruti,-i Income tax
iHw Tor This country Will prove not ont, o
lNphhf measure Tor tho present emcrr-ncY,
q" n"''"a'"nt nart % our SySi"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
FOSTERS LOCAL FORECAST

The Storm waves viii reach this meri-
dian, and the other changes noted will
occur at aud within leo miles NJ Fort
Worth within twenty-fonr hours before
Or after sunset Of the dates given below.
May Storm wave On this meridian
May 2e.-Wind changing.
May %.-Gooler aud clearing
May 3i.-Fair aud cool.
June /. Modcratlng.
June 2.-Warmpr.
june 3.-Storm wave on this meridian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
WILL OPEN NEXT ~

Chicago. ILL.,, May N1.
world will be the gates 4 Y
white city at Jackson pan
The officials in eharse n
tensive preparations = A. n.
mense crowds EXPECTED ".
If the weather Is pleaslnl Y
The attendance will ps r,,,'a /
any day since the ope'll's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
AN EDITOR DELIGHTED.


Texas Cumberland Presbyterian
While In Fort Worth last week, the editor
In company With w n Fakes and others
The editor acknowledges that The place far
excelel his most sanguine expectations. IL
Is indeed. lovely place aud the evening
breeze Is almost equal TO sea hreeztf The
Gazette hus said q great deal about Arling-
ton Heights and while II has talked In
glowing terms. yet It can not he said that
II was much exnggprntion. We enjoyed tue
"trip out there very much.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

ho M9fsfpnE ll9gs has vetoed Tie sng,r
~. TO be applaudrd Ter his neti6n TN I'M iiiI
shonlI g'',n1o Wy, wrong IN prlnrlnie and
plsce Int a9' shay haye ben PASSED IN IL" rSi
10 Know tbs 9'T ~ gld PASS we are rcioicri
~, e l,5 as veto On u ANA send ID Werc ~
uIins'4 W. wophblne twincs ThreS "bn1,,s w, w
newer I've" ",,,, IL H. Texas aud may his sha,lnw
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

the ~ snesr ss ,en1,y passed hin accepting
SSyiomN Governor Hors S..ain 70 about
siste MN ana lils snug little sum di,,. ~,
treasnrr nn 1' wy, 10 rerinln IN ihc nailonli
which Will H. NV, rieets anollier governor
sail next s, neAt year, and II the nfer..
Win syFernor IS not a demar,.1,o NM" ,,,,
enckaiore,ns ~ lousness and political birhl
drafi fer Tho y, VIII Immediately irawSua
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

1t will be a great day It'd
South Omalm whrn The KDi 4
nlptes tile connection q IL ~
with the lines which alitalf d I
cattle regions In Texas. Taln l.
iug prospect that this wotk W
ed early this summer aud paAa r
completion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
rue COURSE OF EmInE.


The Fort Worth alderman who Is afraid
~ the Dallas rapid transit road should he
sont into Triuity ewniuns No sane man lh
Fnri Worth Is afraid That town VIII grow
eastward. Towns always develop on Tug
aN..-I MN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
rHn AxSEx Inu


CNlagara Fails Dlg.i. |
A grand hnemen's denmsn,.
n'iilorntlun Of TIE nuesll, as
Place on the other slle q 4, =
American iiags were genpnllJ 4.
the American fire eunnsblf " N
checred. The cry. wen ~,
GENERALLY greeted With lna.3,, /
Misses and frown' by eossfili- Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

von NJ, VI You, Governor Horr. ana mas
M! to You 20 cR SeSgr Mgaken when II *
m u,iee from the federal goyernrna,, ,,enllng
XIII 'IRg n,gIe rights. or reiccilus "' h,i H.
vr,n w su,1lu'nk states lndepenIa,,r.' ~ W.,
racs. VI ''' sugar bounty lin Is good beinSeaet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
rorullsr VIEW &


71IIas S0dlAffa Mac
a gentleman q Anrlu ~.
h,nlisas, says that Will N K ,ftl
Visited the state mhall ~
, ,ne ollly diflerenee h. oi.e, ,'l'l q
Inmates Qf that ln.ilin,l,.f W ~
thlrd Legislature u Tes,. ny ~
asylum there was lrs H. v. ~
III the side rooms '< " N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
FOR SALE.
Two Thousand Pounds Of Good BREWER Body
Type Tor Sale

THE GAZETTE has for sale 1000
pounds Of BREWER body type; been In
use only three months good as new
VIII be sold In lots OF 100 pounds and
more to suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

ployei Que Mexican, one Frenehman AMI
one American. Tie Mexican seems to be
IN the majority as city employees,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

/ Fie, mol to the system of collection. IL
cannot dodge The issue il helped TO
mlke. II must either climb up ON the
car-stable platform or denounce the presi-
dcnt. as 1t has denounced the makers
Of the platform
-===
decent person because Of the financial
misfonunes of nx-Sccr.t,rv Cb,rlos soy-
ter, but is not improncr nor un,i,n,l,, J.,
call ut-cnti,,n r., ib, ,iis,l...,r,. ~, ,.,
fuau,l,I aaep, NJ r,n ,a,. R.u',, ,l '"e
administration was one Of tho vnJes, nr
wild.clt spe,rlnlors can anv cnn.ar,o
i've man believe that the financial inter
Ss'S oil a greet nation were safe in such
minus
Manv Of thn donnsj,ory ,,,, ,.t,.1-...
their lituo srvinrs Sra,, n.n,..
ings bopk durinr ,nn nsos,., all ".
faro BANK on the succeeding night. They
We're probably looking for a place of
ueI'oSil not 10 he disturbed by any
"i''unt oil running by depositors,
The 81 Io,,is .i,i,.,..
IN. he,.arso No., ,i.t., W r'opo'e :"
itBister more thnn they should, would
restrict the commercial freedom Of the
Nihetcehih century. II gas meter is
NOT 20 d. allowed Il little margin, how is
10 demonstrate its usefulness to It's
employert
" MI Cleveland will now declare for
ral'road commission, which he en-
n"FS'u iacitIy If not ailirmatiyrly while
governor Of New York, the car-Nuble
lia''orm VIII be u thorough Grover
Cleveland document as well as a model
II Mckinley is reelected governor of
ono thlS year he viii have u strong
pun Tor the Republican presidential
nomination m lSDG. aud the unfortunate
to one in fnyor of his r.-,I..,in,
---
Colonel George l.. Findlay has the en-
dorsment Of the Texas seniors for coll
lector at Galveston, aud Congressman
cept complnrcntly the bumiliatior NJ L.-
ing turned down M nome " ~
-
y test vote in tho Presbyterian ASSEM-
Dr. Briggs by the dacisiv. mnior;tr ~
400 to lI5 Westminster ia s,,Ii ,y,,L ~
without any percc,tibl, di,nimr,,or We
sttcreth VI
Professor Ross rnJ.r.tonds a. ..u
the next man thot n.,o ,.,t, "'n 81
pleasure ana proGt In chos,m,, 49,
D,,s "eA' y'"r 'pah IN running for gov
o.Uo' W Tue S'ahuNrd bearer OF recalcl-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
APPROVES ruE SUGAR pouy1Y VETO


me GOVERNORS style Is pcrhnps u,no
aihSnt but he gets there" liz I" r, nue
man IN The Unltrd states knows ~ imll,..ea
for Hogg "H ~ hurrah
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Governor Ilogg deserves I'M. tb,,t,. -,
Mnu lcsirr ~" preservation OF liz, f VI ~,
s w a. nr,m jer his able mny ASSERTION
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
PREDICTS A RorsiSo eoSs


Hale CIT olAi
Fort Worth was sho..u 4. &.
, n,rilllon Of Texas olllgn y
Tue gateway to The gresi Az, isl
AMI West Texas and X N. 4
81 R,l liie topples party. nil ~
Fort Z free. open, western MA. 4
rouslng good time. w I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Abilene, Tes So " Il ",
clial VIII be fii,',sIihl w.
school Of Mrs. ! ,rs'asIf -.
q, Min he cisco ey.s.s-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
OLIVER TWIST b I'M.


Fort Worth ggis ibe csu.t, H.,
s,0ciiltlnn. the Press ao.asi,,'. !.
Flrtlnrll's association. M n. !.
soc next time, and Nh q. i
Out for more. 7'- ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Warsaw, May NiiSas A
discovered q srea A.. s, ~ va 4
a number Of Ief' ',s,, ihbqa|
women have been -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

ryphn--Is ADvAScr-rosrAor ran
Daily and Sunday. one year.----.-.g 90
Daily and sunday nir months. FAgy
Daily mud sunday three montbs.... <'yy
Daily and Sunday, one month, ....... LVO
The Sunday Gazette GU 10 "a pages 49,,
The Weekly Gazette az pages ! W.. LOO
Daily Delivered BY carrier IN tho city and
all towns and cities where there srs Local
mouth.
Remit by bank nrnff. cypress M money
order DO NJ send ln1fvidrsi ~hseF.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
TEXAS sIFTINGs.

The Cerndi,n Enterprise IS f2r alc,
The Pittsbnrs public schools have closed.
Last week was dull one for Gainesville.
rt. r..t. $3.50. .rylt.y -on ia pine
Hun"
A ney coal ,o,pc has been opcncd up at
Nt,nara wa INNS
A silver cor,st hand has been organized
at raylos.
| ..,-.,
Van Al.,vns
c.,,., ,, 80. go ,,.,, ,,,,,n an
Veorssto"h WIN vote On i0'Ai op''0" VI
ma. n.n. ,..,,, ,-,,,.. .,., In .,c.,.
Ion, ',.',i Tn 'o'"' i''''
go 'u"p Tue a"i'''u'' u H'N' WIZ
u'n'u1
several sicue qoarFle' are In operation
"s1' D'n'soh'
ihe montague county Mustang grape crop
u very large.
There are about thirty daily papers pub
''shed In Texas.
Lecturer Ben Terrell will speak In Gates.
''''F on July IS
a Woodnan Of the World lodge is being
organlzed a. Sogun
July is nfoot at Denison.
stn,,t,,. ..-,,.,t,. ,.,n -. .-..,.,...,
near snrInea,,i ~, trr,
'''s"e'i y" 'u''' g
nj a r.nartsi,, r,n,1 rat,
90, .''''' '"l'' ''''''
e,,ian.ss e',''a ,o1'''l vans 'en '"Sue'S "'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

The only travelling persons male or fe;;
receipt for subscriptions for the Gazette
I. ID. CGrwile, q. T.. uaryin,
!. II. Barbee. q. y. Bewley,
e. u. MID really j y bland.
J, B Buchanan, a. A. Read
w. r. RoyEtcr, w II MaTchunn.
kearby Foster, !. ] Huchusaen.
e. ID. McCready. !. u. Price.
" g.. Foote. " q, Cadrey
The public are cautioned uvt 10 pay money
10 any other persons representing them
lelves A. travelling agents OF this pa per, AZ
III authority heretofore ISSUED TO nny other
Democrat Publishing Company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Tho ~ ,halran xem,
O's brewery, q coe'.s s'''-'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

to S. $. Mcclure. 74s-T45 broadway,
New York City.
II any Que Of these prizes Is won by
Teas contributor. The Gazette will
add 70 per cent. TO tho amount Of It.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Sta STATE e.. AGENTS. Rramlltt = sandell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
CLOSING HOURS.

Tho bu siness department OF TnE CA.
srTTE Will remain open until tho time indi.
Gated below;
Saturdays. .,.....10p. m.
sundays. ............... Sp, m.
Other days In tho week ... W, III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Ihe next congress will contain twenty
seven "''ycn- OF foreien births, says the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

-. II ||||.||I r. 49,
WA, w,ssAlasten Pos.
G G,,% 81. eight osnli
g Gsai. aad Ryls
q, and NlcAleer q p
!, next with i've IA ,,,'''s
MILAN MILAN Of MIySsas'
Nlefer Of Mlnnas.''. osIhh'
s sSIlri and BaFais IA
lf,lorida, Crisn ~ ill,l
Nevada. Ncrway 'T9i;a Il
NMllinesota and nss 49,
N Ea Brunswick IHs NJ.
Austria Austria has tive ; Da'S''s W.
nalner Of Nv ,1'''' \ Ms
i'eu''erson Of loTS'l ~
CORRECT, Rxcrlp =:
When II comes (, X. NY
worm next 10 's.1fIluF h.t||.
entertain. " ''oa''aq 4 llt,,.'. (. :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

The st. Louis citizens who propose to
sue because they think their gas meters
register more thun they should, would
restrict the commercial freedom Of the
Nineteenth century. II gas meter is
not 90 b. allowed little margin, how is
it to demonstrate its usefulness 10 ils
employcry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

sam Jones estimate Of Dallas iniuultv
may not be exactly accurate, but with
10 or 20 per cent added for margin.
It may be rolled upon as approximately
enrrnct.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

From parliamentary paper Just issued
It seems that the affairs of the Suez
canal We're not quite so fourishng last
yeas as in 1891, The net tonnage for
the past year shows decrease of $780,
IiS tons compared with that of 1891,
and an increase of S21,034 tons over
that Of $500. The amount Of dues has
yuried from GG.0slO00 francs in 1890.
and S''422,l01 francs in 1891, to a.
i52,436 francs In 1892. The number Of
vessels which passed through the canal
was, 33s9 in 1870, 1907 In 1891 and
.990 IN lS02. Of which 1892 Ia 1880,
~, IN lS9l and 25Sl IN 1892 carried
ihr British ilag. The percentage Of
British hags passing through the Suez
canal IN lSH2 shows o slight decrease us
compared with the previous wear. ~ IL
~! cent carrying The British ilag as
AGAINST 40 - per cent In 1891 The per-
errEge OF German vessels has risen
from I.56 to $50, Of French vessels
rom 4Ut 10 4.S9. and of Dufch vessels
from a.40 TO 4g1. while the percentage
q Italian vessels has sunk from 2,7G to
-us' IN tue year 1870 2G7JS passen-
gsls were carried through the canal; IN
isNu the number had risen TO $500.
ani " 1870 to 10 1O5: while in the past
year " amounted TO 1S3912
Ihe next congress will contain twenty
rs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07
A Card From the Street Car Men,
WHEELING, March 6, 1898.
7oms Editor of the Rs0is.sr:

To tbs Editor Of the Rs0istSr:
SIR:-In the morning paper there APP
peared an article signed by lone OF the
Public" The writer evidently is not
familiar with the facts in connection
with the present street car strike, or Is
trying to deceive the public. In the
first place he says the strikers were not
discharged, they simply quit. He did
not state why they quit, but we will.
The Company signed contract with us
last October. The same day 1t was
signed Manager jolly tempered with
it, thereby showing that he was not in
clined to be honest with US. He has
since broken nearly every clause in that
contract, and that is what has caused
this present trouble. Now when we
have refused to work until such time as
he is willing to be governed by the con-
tracts he has made with US he says
their is no contract and he is compelled
In the interest of the public to make
another. We defy him or any one con-
nected with the company to show where
we violated any clause in the contract
mentioned, or failed in any way to
be governed by the same. Further, the
writer admits by his own statements
that the Company has positively broken
some of It's contracts, but says as far as
wages and hours are concerned, they
are the same. That is false, and we
would simply refer him to the decision
OF Manager jolly as handed to the Ar
filtration Committee Of the Trades AS
sembly, and there he would see that
there was no reference made to hours,
overtime or treatment Our claim is
that the Company has refused to recog-
nize their agreements, which we shall
insist on them doing. We also desire to
say that we are not striking for
the two men who were discharged
for the Company agreed to reinstate
them weeks ago, out are striking for the
purpose of maintaining our Union and
compelling the Company TO recognize
the contracts made with US, and we be-
lieve that it is TO the interest OF the bus
mess people and friends Of workingmen
throughout the city to see that we have
fair treatment and a fair days pay for
our labor, and that we are not placed
on level with the men Mr.. jolly had
In his employ at Beaver Falls.
We would say further that we are in
a position to win, and will win, for we
are right and the public is with US.
Thanking the public for the support it
has given US, and hoping for a continu-
ance Of the same, we remain, yours,
STREET CAR WORKERS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
CLARA MORRIS oN rHURsDAY.

The coming OF the great actress,
Clara Morris, to the Opera House next
Thursday evening, has excited much
interest among theatre-goers. Miss
Morris has not been seen in Wheeling
for several years, and on this occasion
she will present a play never seen here
before, in which she has scored a great
success. 1t is "Renee de Moray" and
the role Miss Morris assumes gives her
plenty of opportunity to display her
talents as the greatest emotional ac-
tress on the stage to-day. Reserved
seats are on sale at Houses music store.
and those desiring seats should mark
them of at once.
HARRIS BOSTON NOVELTY co.
The Cincinnati Enquire speaks as fol-
lows of this company which appears at
the Grand the last three nights OF this
week:
The programme started with Fisher
and Cromwell, very clever soDg-and
dance people. Ruby Hart made hit
with her budget OF songs. Mcbride
and Goodrich done some good clog
dancing. Leslie and Curdy, black-face
comedians, do some fine singing. Bart
lett and May, sketch artists, caught the
house by storm. Miss Mabel Francis
scored big hit with her entirely new
act.
George E. Austin, the phenomenal
and comedy performer, got his share OF
the applause. The Rogers brothers
were we'll received.
FIELD AND HANsoN's COMPANY.
Among the greatest successes OF the
season may be noted Field and Hanson's
Drawing Cards which opened al the
Grand last night. Fields and Hanson
will be recognized as veteran musical
artists, who have attained high rank
and given ample evidence Of their YER
sarility. The company is made up of
highly talented artists whose acts are
original and interesting, and includes
several stars who made their first ap-
pearance here. The programme Is har-
moniousIy arranged with variety Of
acts that alternate and discourage mon
otony. Fields and Hanson always pre-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07
RESOLUTIONS Of sympathy.

Following are the resolutions adopt
ed by local union No. 9, A. +. G. w.
w, at the meeting hello Sunday after
noon.
WHEREAS, The Wheeling Steeet Rail-
way Company has discharged two of its
EMPLOYEES without giving them fair trial,
which is violation of the agreement made
between the company and the Car Work
ers' Union.
WHEREAS, We consider the attempt Of
the Wheeling Street Railway Company,
in the course il is pursuing for destroying
the Electric Car Workers Union, by not
submitting the existing trouble to an arbi-
trstion committee. We condemn the mean
course of the company, aud cannot appre-
ciate its action in trying 10 strangle the
car workers and denying them the right
of organization. Therefore,
ReSOlrcd, That Local Union No. 9, A. f.
G.. W. u. as body extends its entire sup
port to the Electrical Street Car Workers
Union in their present struggle, and will
support them morally and aid them fnan-
cially.
Resolved, That we, by unanimous con-
sent, promise our Individual support to the
Electrical Car Workers Union, and we
agree to support no man or firm that give
their aid to the Street Car Company by
riding on its cars while the present trouble
exists.
Resolved, That the members Of Local
Union No. 9, A. F. G. w. U. will not ride
Ga the Wheeling Street Car Company S
cars while the present trouble exists
Resolved, That this local union fayors ar
filtration as method OF settling all dis
putes which cannot be otherwise settled.
Resolved, That these resolutions De pub
lished in Il city papers.
Local UNION No. 9, A. f. G. w. U.
March 5. 1898.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07

sent something new. They appear.
again this evening and give matinee
Wednesday. closing their engagement
Wednesday night.
MARIE WAINWRIGHT.
1t would be difficult to imagine q more
delightful entertainment than will be
offered at the Opera House on Friday.
March 10th, when Miss Marie Vain
wright and her splendid company will
be seen in a gorgeous revival OF that
most fascinating and amusing of all the
''Old Comedies" THE School for Scan
dal." The costumes are equal to any
that have been prepared for Miss Vain
wright's famous productions, for which
she has an unequalled reputation. The
cast of twenty includes such favorites
as Barton Hill, VIM. fngersoll, Kate
Blanke and Eleanor Carey.
ARIEL CONCERT.
The Ariel Ladies' Sextette will give a
concert in the Y. NJ. c. A. hall on
Thursday, for which seats will be re-
SERVED at o'clock this morning.
From Richmond Dispatch:
1.-THE Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Hall was filled TO OVERLOOKING last
night with very select audience, the
occasion being a concert by the Ariel
Ladies' Sextet. OF Cincinnati, Ohio. Ev-
cry number OF the splendid programme
was rendered in highly artistic man
ner and was heartily encored. The
sextet is composed OF the combination
OF what was formerly known as the
Smith Sisters, and in this case the re-
lationship is perfectly bona fde."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deeds of Transfer Left for Record Yes
-terdaY.

Deeds OF Transfer Left for Record Yes
terdaY.
The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks OF,
fee yesterday:
Deed made March 1, 1898, by James
Mckinley TO Peter Beneke, for the
south half of lot No. 4, in square No. 10,
on Eoff street, between Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh streets. Consider
alton, $1,000.
Deed made March /, 1898. by August
Dohre and wife to John George Raab.
for the east half of lots Nos. Is and 16,
in square No. 81, in South Wheeling.
Consideration, 81, 500.
Deed made March 3. 1898, by Annie
E. Rodgers and b. L. Rodgers, her hus-
band, to John C. Bigg, Of West Liberty,
for part of lot No 80 and all of lot No.
80, in West Liberty. Consideration,
$50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07
NOTES oF TIE RIVER:
News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

News of the Boats and BOatmen Along
the Ohio.
The marks at the landing last evening
showed 10 feet inches and falling.
The Andes went up yesterday at $3.50
o. m. and the Ben Hur down at p. m.
The ]. P. Jackson and barges are
loading at Pittsburg for Memphis, New
Orleans and other far southern points.
To-day's boats are: Hudson and
Bedford, for Pittsburg, at s a. M; Key
stone State, for Cincinnati, at s a. M
Courier for Parkersburg at 11:50 a. m.
The United States snagboat E. A.
Woodruff is being placed in condition
for business; it is expected that she will
be ready for operations about the first
OF May. There is plenty of work for
her to do on this end of the Ohio river
and she should be sent up here before
the water gets too low. She was unable
to get here at all last year owing to low
water.