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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR LEASE.
The Arlington Stove Works Prop
erty.

We beg to inform our frieuds and the public
at large that We Will continue the Stove aud
Range business, both wholesale and retail in
Wheeling AS heretofore, but having discon-
tlnued manufacturing. wish 70 sell or lease the
real estate we now occupy.
The property consists OF two tracts OF land,
onA containing lots. having frontage OF l5e
feet on Msin street, 40 feet on Fourth street
and 40 feet on West street. More than half Of
this ground is covered with brick buildings,
suitable fos manufacturing purposes. The
other tract. directly vest OF the above, also con.
tains 9 LOIS, having 100 feet frontage on West
street and extends to the Ohio river aud IL
bounded by Fourth street on the south.
This property Is conveniently situated for
manufacturing purposes or any other business
requiring railroad facilities. having the Pam
Handle ira ks and a private switch on the
premises. Will be sold or leased on accommo-
dating terms Apply on the premises.
JOSEPH BELL STOVE CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-08
Repairs to rhe c. q o.

CHARLESTON, w. VI, June THE re
pairs on the break in the track OF the Q. &
D. railroad, near Hinton, are nearly com.
pleted, and an official order has been issued
for the running Of through trains Tonight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-08
EVERY THO ARD 4 HALF MINUTES

The blood makes circuit Of the body every
ga minutes. delivering nulrimeut aud taking
back waste matter to be filtered out by the liver
add kidneys and removed from the body through
the bowels and the urinary secretion. Any stop
page or obstruction OF . IS process may produce
various forms OF disease. such AS Dyspepsia,
Biliousness Constipation. Headache. Debility,
ana bad blood with its multiplied evils (boils,
blotcnCs. pimpies, sores. eruptions. Assesses
and the like). When such obstructions exist as
evidenced by the presence OF complaints SINH
lar to those Just mentioned, the best medicine
10 use is Burdock Blood BitterS, which unlocks
the secretions, removing ali impure and etfete
matter through the proper channels. By re-
storing healthy action OF the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels, Il. &. b removes all i'm
puritirs Of the blood from q common Pinple 10
the worst scrUfuloas sore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-08
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE MAIN STREET


will sell any or all OF the following real IS.
tate, viz: 1907 ls04 1876 1910 aud 1914, situated
on the east side OF Main street, between FIJI
tenth and sixteenth streets. This is justly
considered the best location Tor whoesAiing In
the city. For terms see President or Cashier Of
Peoples Bank or the undersigned.
my25sh EDWARD REID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-08
Few Authorizations.

She frownei on him and called him Mr.,
because in fun he'd merely kr.,
And then. in spite,
The following mite,
This naughty Mr.. kr. 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-08

L,oa sALE-f, OFFER FOR SALE THE
~ two stone froat rcsidences Nos 30 ana
99x Twelfth street. each containing eight
rooms bath room and finished iauddry, with
all modern eoRveniences and improvements
Plumbing frst class snd thoroughly sanitary.
For information and terms inquire az No. W
Twelfth street w. II. FRANK. ap2sekdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-08

lsclsd, it IS Supposed that Re Win
Isad ths Republican Party ia the Prssiden-
tai Contest Of iS)5-Foraksr's Mans Draws
Forth Wild Caeering-A Letter from Sherman
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-08

five cure-not only for Weak Lungs Spit
ting Of Blood, Bronchitis. Asthma and all
lingering Coughs, but for Consumption itself
in ell its earlier STAGES. It's reasonable An
these diseases depetid on tainted blOOe. Con-
sumption IS simply Lung -scrofula. And for
every form OF scrolula and bloOd-taint, the
" Discovery is a dertain remedy. It's so
certain, thar its makets guarantee it TO bene-
At or cure, in every cav, or the money is re-
funded With a meiiNspe that is certain,
bus can be done.
here's q cure for Catssfh, too, no matter
lat you've been led to- believe. II there
h't, in your case, you'll $50 cash. It's
bona flde offer that's nj e By the proprie-
5 Of Dr. Sages Catar Remedy.
hey are willing TO the risk-you
q to be glad to tai medicine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-08

OlarEsburg Don't Care Tor Clear "ator
SpsctaG telegram 10 the Rs0tsssT.
CLARKsBURG. w. VA, June THE ordi-
nance to appropriate $1,000 for filter
plant was rejected at the election yester-
day on vote of AZ for ratification and $40
for rejection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-08

There's danger
in a cough-more
than ever when
your blood is
bad Ii makes
things easy for
Consumption. But
there's q cure for
Il in DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical
De-.3,.-,-w- 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-08
LOT 36x12O FEET.
RINEKART & TkTUm,
City Bank Building. Telephone ga
FOR SALE.


Corner lot on Eoff street, north OF creek.
vita nns-roomsd brick house, both gases,
hot and cold water. bath and closet, $3.50
One acre improved land, With seven-fooned
house. good stable. fruit and shade TEES. on
Edgington's Lane. house nearly new. 1880.
South Chapline street lot 4'xh0. with large
brick house eleven rooms, halls, attic. wash
hause. etc. $500.
Five-roomed brick house on Eighteenth
street. O. SOD.
Fiye.roomsd frame house on Twelfth street,
tl.7c0.
ChaplIne street lot opposite City Building,
$500
Lots in Old Fair Grounds addition. 800
Lots in Upper benwo0d. $50
Large new double-frams buildlng 5Orioo. st
Benwood JUNCTION. G-SJI
STOCKS FOR SALE
80 shares wheeling Steel and Iron Co.
GEO. j. MATHISON,
Real Eststs Agent, 1919 Market street
Teiepbons I0. jul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
PRIMO ETON.

Princeton April 90 Cspecal.-Iro'cssor Harper ana
Mr. Livingood have Just sent TO the pnblish"r new
edition OF Balzacs stories, designed for IL" use
OF advanced students In French. In addition 10
TINS Professor Harper has had the press for some
time another book entitled "Ihc Legend OF the Holy
Grail published by the Modern Language Association
OF America at Baltimore. The book has for Us main
idea the research into the origin and development
az the romanccs I'm old German and old French when
served As a basis for Richard Wagner musical drama
"lar,ifal."
The first billiard tournament which has been h'i1
in tho COLLEGE since 1880 completed last Thursday
evening .ancr n week OF brilliant and hard fought
games rhc tournament resulted In a victory Tor
Lrriouc Ybanez, 'G3 OF the City OF Mexico. Tic
defeated three men, shannon, 90; Colby, Us. ana
NcIrs % by scores Of 200 10 III, 200 10 1877 ana
200 10 I3T, respectively. tn. prize Is handsome
Is-ouncn silver mounted cue, made by tho Iftns"h-
gake Collenfcr Company OF Ncw-lork city.
The result, II the preliminary junior oraioricnl con
tests IN the American Whis and Cno'orhic societies.
which were held last week. were announced last
Wednesday evening. The fortunate competitors were
a. follows: From the American wing society. James
". Ecadwax, Herbert II. Fisher, Ernest F. Kciswin
and Edward r. LaugllIn from the Cios"phie so'le'y'
George 6 McCage Donald Mccall. Alexander Mciafin
and n. W. McC sykes.
Th1 following men have been elected members
OF the % Eric brac7 Committee Artists. A. W.
schumacher g.. Il. Brown and +. &. Speer business
staff I : Otto stanley H. Mccormick has been
elected managing artist. These men, WIN i. =.
Kcarman. VITO have ALREADY been elected. VIII COM
committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
JOHNS HOPKINS.

Baltimore. April 80 (SpcciaD President Gilman,
Of the Johns Hopkins University. has announced that
the new medical school for and women to b"
connected with the great johns Hopkins Hospital viii
be opened next October The trustees have Issued
circular t. atuucnts giving the requirements for
admission TO the medical department. The course
OF construction will continue through four The
Hopkins Hospital will afford extraordinary advantages
to the students and constructed for the purpose
OF combining instruction with the treatment Of dis
The faculty Of the medical school will include
several OF the most prominent English and German
specialists In nervous diseases and gynaecOlogy.
Tho graduate students OF the biological depart meDt
selected TO conduct the experiments in the West
Indies this sailed fruit steamer last week
for jamaica. There are only four in the party
Robert ii. Bigclow, Charles Lcfebrc c. =. sigefoos
and a. L. Lamb. They Will land at Port Antonio.
on the north sldo OF the island. aud proceed land
TO Port Henderson. on the south side. Mr.. Lamb
proposes TO make special Investigation OF the insect
life in jamaica the West India ant being one Of the
most remarkable OF its kind. The young scientists
will remain at The station abou three months. Upon
their return Mr.. Bigclow will take the position Of
Instructor biology at the Massachusetts Institute
OF Technology.
The resignation OF Professor H. Newell Martin IS
deeply regretted by the students and Instructors In
nervous system Will probably prevent him engaging
I'm any mental work for long time. Professor
W. X. Brooks will probably succeed him as the
head Of the biological department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
TIE UNIVERSITY or MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor, Mich, April % (Speclan.-Thc great
est social OF Tie year. the Junior Hop was
probably the most brilliant one In the history Of
the university The dedication OF the new Water
man GYM sum, the annual concert of the Clcc and
Banjo clubs and the Junior hop were all celebrated
under the gymnasium roof in evening. The
gymnasium WAS in partly finished condition. but
the unfinished portions were completely covered up
by the elaborate decorations. The running track was
converted into q gallery for the spectators. The
Glce Club concert begun al 80, and tho grand
march, led by Miss Rebecca Field, Of Detroit, and
W. l.. Ward Of the Alpha Delta Phi, began the dane
ing at 10 80. The various fraternity houses were
crowded with guests from distant citics-Boston.
New York, Detroit and Chicago.
The scramble for places tho "Univcrslty OF
Michigan Daily ended with the election OF the
following board: T.. X. Towl, '93: J. 5. srause,
'03; IL. i. Cannon, "a; Miss Alcott '0i: h q.
Spading, '01; Il. o. Austin. '35; J. l.. Loire. 30
". ii. Choate, 90; n. Flowers. '0G; Miss Mcfar-
land. special c. ". Lowery, o3. medical; f. X.
Martindalc. '01, medical; a. Bailey, '9i, dental
T.. j. Lean, '93, law; e. a. Denlson, 'O4. law; a.
". Lactan, '04, law.
The annual election OF officers for the athletic as
ISOLATION resulted In the choice Of the following
President, r.. 4. shields. '3f; vice president L. -.
Paddock. -. law; secretary, James Baird, '0i
financial secretary, e. W Ricketts,, "a; treasurer,
IT, ii. sh;.rplcss, 49, directors, Caldwell. Martin
dale ChickcIinr, %, Martin. Evans Willis, 30
GUNNER. 'JD, iaw- :. 4. splitter. Il. Il. batavia,
"a; medical, Murb;ch; dental. henson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
VASSAR.

Poughkeepic April c3 tspeciaD.-Ncxt Friday
April 20, will be celebrated the twenty eighth an
niversary OF Founders Day. The day viii be ho
day. and the exercises will be held In the evening In
the chapel. There will be music by an orchestra,
song by the college Glee Club an address OF welcome
by Miss Mary Vida Clark, the president OF the STU
dents Association OF the college. This will be fol
lowed by an address by Miss Helen Dawes Brown,
an alumna OF the class OF '7S. Miss Brown Is the
author OF 1.-TWO College Girls" and Is well known in
literary circles After these exercises reception and
promenade concert will be held In the Art Gallery
from to II, at which the Glee Club will give some
songs The committee consists OF the following mem
bers Of the faculty: Miss Achsah NJ Fly Mrs. J.
Ryland Kcndrick, Mrs. John Thelbcrg, Miss Mabel r.
LOOMS and Henry Van Ingen. They are assisted
BY committee Of students consisting OF Miss Eliza
beth S. Bradley. '03; Miss Flora W. Strceter. 93 ;
Miss Mary Lynch, 04; Miss Laura A. Brownell. 'oj !;
Miss Sarah o. Cooniey. '96, and Miss Florence Riser
special.
The drawing for rooms for next year was held last
week. This year the incoming seniors were given the
privilege OF choice OF any Of the OF the building
Their choice heretofore has been restricted to certain
rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
TUD FIRST COl' NCIL or CONSTiNTINOPLE.

The third lecture In the course d SIX being gwen
I'm St. Thomas Church. Fifthave ANA Ffty thirdst.,
under the auspices OF the Church club Of Nrw-lor"'
on the subject Of THE Six Ecume'ical Councils
was delivered y.scrlay afternoon by Bishop Le'nnu'
NJ Ohio Ills division Of the general subject covered
The First Council Of Consiantnopc.' and II was
on this topic that he spoke 10 large and interest ii
congregation. lie said that the object OF his lee
ture would BE- falled II he succeeded In presenting
a clear and complete picture Of The times which saw
the assembling OF the first council at Consaniinopp
and OF the varying c0ndliions Of religion then ey
istng. He told why the council Was casd-to cs
tabish more surely the doctrine Of tho human per.
fcctncss and the divinity OF Christ. He talked Of
the asscmblagc of the Bishops, q the enthusiasm Of
the Emperor Ihccdcslus OF the work accomplished and
of the effects felt by Christianity today.
Preceding the lecture there was shortened form
Of cycnsong by the choir ~ St. rhomas's and ii was
followed by a chorus with harp accompaniment The
lecture next Sunday will be- deliver by the Rev.
.orn J. Emendorf, professor IN the Western Thee
logical seminary. The subject will be The Council
If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
TIE UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT.

The following are the commencement appointments
I'm fin, University OF the City OF New-York Valedlc
tory James +. Rice; English saluatory, Julian W.
I.aacs: Latin salutaory. Henry Lewis philosophical
oration C. ThursiOn Chase, 0ratOns. ). ID. Price
Carlos Lobo. +. T.. Ferris, G.. p. Pardngton, +. L.
strickland IT.. and +. g. Fauks
The commencement Of the Law School proper will
be- held I'm Carnegie Music Hall on May 81.
The closing exercises Of the W0man's Law Glass
will ID. held tomorrow In the new chamber roam OF
the Carnegie Music Hall. Four OF the graduating
class are 10 give essays or addresses, eX-Judge Noah
Davis Is to deliver the farewell address to the class
and the University Glec Club Is to furnish mu.~.
Ircf, ssor Albert II. Gallain. recently Of the uni
versity las given the university n camcr7, which
came {, him from his Old teacher, DR.. john ".
Draper and which he pronounces the successor o.
tho original cigarbox camera which Dr. Draper
us~i ttst Professor Danic. Draper has lent 10 The
university for nj the Worlds Fair two cameras
one of 1880 and onc OF 1870 ana several other
plcccs of pho0gra phlc apparatus To which an his
,Drical interest atiarh'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA.

Lincoln. Neb April 20 tspeciai).-All the appropra-
tons for apparatus and increased instruction. and all
other provisions in the various departments have been
made ION the basis Of the great increase of students
expected next year. The Chancellor expects no less
than !, 500 students next year.
Several important changes have been made In the
faculty. The most important change Is the return
OF DIR. A. II. Edgren, who at the head OF the
modern language department two years ago, and who
At present is rector magni6cus Of the state Uni
versity, at Gothenburg sweden. DR.. Edgren will
spend the summer in Southern France, working upon
the ODD Provencal dialect, and will return 10 America
early In September.
The experiment station Will hereafter be indie
pendent department OF the university and director
will 6e appointed by July /, who will determine upon
what Investigations will be most beneficial to the
State DR.. :. +. Billings, who has been conducting
the investigations OF animal diseases for several years.
has resigned, the appropriation necessary TO con-
tnue the work essflly would practically exhaust
the experiment station fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

COMPETITORS FOR TIE wCoDioEo PRIZE.
Ithaca " y. Apiil - (-pccidl)-Th' mot IN
portant prize c0ntcs. AT Cornell University T. The
Woodlord pIizr In oraory, q the value OF s1r''
awarded annually TO some member OF the graduating
class. The faculty. on Friday last. selected from
large number Of competitors the following list VINO
will speak FOR the prize Wednesday, June "a. the
day preceding Commencement: Arthur Lynn Andrews
tddice Goud Ennlcs. Carlton Eastman ladd. Harlan
Moore. Charles Henry Sto1da!i ard Ernest ng,rSeli
White. -Four Ct the above list were competitors for
the SO Memorial Ir.c for Juniors 50 that an Inter
cstng contest Is ASSURED.
Professor james f.. Russell. Cornell 'sG. has re-
signed his plincipalsip OF the Cascada School. the
most important feeder Of Corncl University, to study
pedagogy in jena. Professor Charles f. Parsel, prin
opal OF Clinton Liberal Institute Fort Plain one Of
the most successful teachers Of the State has been
chosen his successor.
George T.. Withcrbcc captain OF the football team.
intends 10 give them regular practice raninG during
the remainder Of the year. hi, five OF last
years team will probably he available. Curtis. Young.
Warren. Wagner and Captain With :,ier himself. Cor
nell will miss OsgO0d bacl, Of the nr but there IS
abundant new material. and Captain Witherb"c VIII
good team for Cornell" IL II T. in the power
of enthusiastic and energetic captain to do
The baseball season opened on Tuesday with 81 game
with syracuse University. Cornell winning. 10. IL
Is the general impression that Cjrn'll baseball pros
poets are the best they have ever been.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
IN THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
COLTMBIA'S LITERARY SOCIETIES..

The latest OF Columbias literary movements Is the
tho Hamilton Literary Society. some twenty years
AGO there were two literary societies In Columbia the
Peithologian and the Pliolexian A. protest
against the work done In these ORGANIZATIONS ne"
society," WAS formed named the Barnard, after Df.
r. A. T. BARNARD who was then president OF III"
college. Annual pize joint debates were established
between the three college societies, but only twice
I'm the history Of the Barnard did that society f to
win either first or second honors, while often It's
representatives won both first and second hohoIs,
n each society had two speakers In the debate Inc
two older societies finally became discouraged ana
went ont OF existence about year ago Since that
time the Barnard has had no rival, and 1t now halls
with delight the coming OF new society that bids
fair TO be- a focman worthy OF Its steel. Tho men
who have organized 1t earnest, practical Students
The order OF exercises Is modelled on the plan OF
the barnard. The following are the officers: \. e..
Phillips. 'Oi president; W. c. Rhoades, 'oi, Vice
nrcsid.nt: H. s. Emerson, '0i, treasurer, and H. n.
McCulloch. 100, secretary.
Th. Columbia College Glcc. Banjo and Mandolin
,lu,s will give a Joint concert with the Cornell
university musical clubs Friday evening IN the
Nadi.on square Garden Concert Hall.
The date for the annual Joint athletic games OF
Columbia College and Princeton College has been hAC
Tor NAV 30 The contests Will be held ut the
Columbia oval, ut Willlamsbridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
HOBART.

Geneva, y. Y. April % tSpeciall-A new depart
ure las been made in establishing department OF
music with alumnus OF the college. Charles j.
Rose It's head. Ills studies made in Europe,
and he is experienced teacher and choir trainer
and an accomplished organist. member OF the
senior class, F. s. White. has been made choir mas
ter and the chapel services on week days, md
especially on Sunday. have the added attraction OF
improved music. noticeably so when the Anglican
choral service Is given. 1t Is designed that some
measure OF instruction in music shall be given to all
students. The concerts in different places by the
students club have brought gratifying expressions
OF commendaton the college both for the selections
rendered ard for the gentlemanly character and
conduct OF the mombers Of the club. Additions have
recently been made to the capacity OF the fine organ
in the college chapel. and alumni OF the college are
interesting themselves in the provision OF an endow-
mcnt 50 that MT Hobart, as al the colleges OF IN"
English universities the musical service may be well
and permanently maintained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24

interest libraries churches. restaurants and shops
between the Battery and Harlem. Miss Plummcr VII
be In Chicago during May as curator Of the Pfats
Institute cducational exhibit. On alternate days
she will take charge OF the Woman's Library In the
Woman's Building.
The select choir Ct Pratt Institute which numbers
thirty voices. gave an interesting concert at the
Young Mems Christian Association on wednesday
evening On May 3 the choir will repeat the pro
gramme before the Scottish Club Of South Brooklyn
The Choral society OF Pratt Institute is preparing
programme for its third concert. for the latter part
of next month, at Association Hall.
Mr.. sharstrom, physical instructor in the high
school has begun out-ofdoor field athletics for his
classes OF boys. A field day will be given early in
lime at which there will be m allaiOund test, In
cludlng 75-yard DASH throwing 12.pound hammer,
p)le-vIultlng high jump AMI halfmilc run
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
NEW COURSES ~ TIE TEACilEk' ''i'-f''

While the development Of thc IeacHcr' 'oifs
on the side Of mechanic arts domestc economy ana
the forms Of manual training has been RAPID ana
rcont tfs have bcon nrcely for these purposes, the
symmetry Of the college IS - be mah'aih"u' AZ
It's last meeting the Board Of Trustees arrahB'i l'i
the foundation % three departments: E'sn'I y
Latin and Greek and history each Win pFoieS'o'
and suitable corp, OF assistants. The sol" purpose
n founding these departments. IS IN Inc coiiee'
throughout Is the training Of teachers by Inc sys-
TEN OF combining lectures ana pracu''i ""r' -,
each Of these departments certain courses WIZ DC
offered 10 advanced students In Columbia ana Bar
nari IN. latter being permitted by the l'cui'y "'
Columbia to elect any all OF such courses as 4
part OF their regular worh.
The new circular Of Information VIII snow Hn'
portant changes In the faculty in other department
preparatory to the enlarged work IN the new bdii,
inrs i'm I29f-Oj The Increased nnnlDeIS III Wv
unp,r classes and the applications f"- entrance
which have already been received. indrit" t1at ui
bindings M No. University Place VIII Ds 'aNcu 70
their utmost 70 receive those who WIZ b' aami'''l
and that the doors Of certain departments VIII SOON
~. ri