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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-07

IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Nos. SOl5 and S0l7 McColloeh St., cheap
No 3BOS Woods St. rooms. brick.
No BIO McColloch St, large frame, ground
l0Oxl00 feet
No. sl3 Market ST.. brick. s rooms.
No. lsl Fourteenth St.. brick, rooms.
No. Is s. Waoash St. brick, rooms, u, 800.
No. S33 Market St, brick, rooms.
No. o. Virginia ST., frame. 10 rooms.
(For rent list see IHtsltigsHcer.
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DRY GOODS---G. r. T.
WARM
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0ttenheimers Imported Cofsets,
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Double We Waists, Ferris Waists,
Crescent Hosiery for Men, Women
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NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

FASHION MAGAZINES
IL For May, and ali the Literary Monthlies
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SNOW WHITE THETR HAII

got, and how the wrinkles multiplied,
and the sight grew more dim, and the
hearing less alert. and the step more
frail, and one day they were gone out
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MIGHT SOIL HAULING.

The undersigned is prepared TO take con.
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SATURDAY, SEPT. Is 1894
Locals.

WANTED: At once a boy to go er-
rr3dS aud make himself generally
u~..ul. Call from nine to 4:30. Good
wages to The right person,
Miss Guia Stphax has returned ia
fine city after spending a delightful
vacation at NorthfolK and MiddIeburg.
Va.
Rev. Il c. o. Benjamin is now i'm
New York ON business, but will re
tua 10 Providence, Il. /. in a few
dals where he has lucrative practice
in law.
ANY one wishing first class accomo-
daUons in travelling should patronize
the b. and O. and the c. and o. rail
roads
The Economy shoe store is still sell
ing shoes at a surprisingly low price.
Read advertisement n another column.
The parents of little Rosebud Pleas
ants have our sympathy in their sad
bereavement.
VlIIR NbMF INSERTED in my Agents
i00' "''''A Lists Tor &c. Lots OF mail
and samples. Lists go everywhere.
JENNIE LION, Norwalk, O.
Miss Georgia Gibbons, recently of
the Jubilee Singers and a sister to Rev.
VIM. Gibbons was married Wednesday
night to Mr.. A. d. Price. highly re-
Spected citizen Of Richmond, Va. Rev.
Gibbons performed the ceremony.
The Richmond, Va. people are
nOted for their hospitality. 1t can
be justly said that they are the
most generous of all.
Astwood has begun to "pIay hot
and cold" His recently publication
in a daily paper demonstrates the fact
that he is neither one thing or the
other. but very small man.
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EXCURSION IL; SIAGARA
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GENEVA, AND ROCHESTER
VIA. Il. & o. R.R.

The fourth personlly conducted eN-
curSion to Niagara, and Watkins Glen
Via the Baltimore and Ohio and scenic
Lehigh Valley Route is announced for
Thursday, September 9th.
Royal Blue Line Express will leave
Washington 5.05 p. IN. Camden Station
Baltimore, 600 p. M; Newark, IA d.
m, Wilmington 4, Hip. IN. Chester SOC
p. IN. making direct connection at term
nal station, Philadelphia, with special
through Express TO Niagara Falls.
7Through Pullman Sleeping Cars will
be attached from Washington and Bal
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are good for ten days and will permit
of stop over on going trip at Burdett
station, three miles from Watkins
Glen, also at Geneva. ST. H,tcoaches
meet all trains at Burdett. \nreturn
trip stop overs are allowed at tchester
Burdett and Geneva.
Remember the date, Thursdat', Sep.
TENDER 9th Round trip ticket $40.
g. 3 t..
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From the Columbia Headlight,
We felt all along that Mr.. Cleveland
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III the appointment of Alphabetical
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From the Langsion City Herald.
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The - oZrforf Corset made 0y the Boston Cor.
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HON.JNO. r. LYNCH, PRESIDENT
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New-York tribune., 1894-10-11
DRAMATIC CRITICISM OF TIE FUTURE
From The Chicago Record

From The Chicago Record
The first production of Bronson Pnnyrow's new
Theatre last night with a large audience in at
tendance Interest in the production has been
Sasi and ~ n 'ne an % u" oi ba an I'M
of last evening confirmed the announcement be-
yond all expectation. The role OF the heroine fell
into the hands of Miss Grace Mayleye, whose
on Broadway one day last May Miss Mayieye COR
Mrs: hampers. as her intimate friends know herr
made pronounced hit with her audience. look
ing thoroughly like woman who could WELD A
horsewhip TO some purpose; 1t is said her ex-
husbands injured right eye Is now getting worse
and last evening She wore new Worth gown in
celebration Of the happy event.
In the work of Count FrasZchett, who enacted
the hero and whose popularity has been enormous
ever since he threw one OF MS MAD servants down
stairs two years ago after stealing her engage
ment ring. His impersonation gained immensely
in dramatic interest from the rumor, circulated
just before the performance. that he had been ar
rested two hours previous for doing cab-drver
out OF his fare.
The minor roles were well sustained Miss Man
which she divorced two weeks ago. In one
hand she carried the decree granted by the Court.
cess, the public being quick to appreciate his dis
figured condition after his recent six round "go'
with Tubby Mulkers. Three other pugilists ap-
peared in minor roles.
1t is due to Mrs. Montmorency de Gravia. how
ever. to say that her work In the role OF the in
genue was the hit of the evening. The programme
bore the announcement that Mrs. de Gravia had
just completed her i27th scandal. and think
public will earnestly hope that this grievous loss
Will not be inflicted upon the drama and II the
famous artistic has doubts OF her proper sphere
on the stage they must have been swept away
by the tremendous ovation last evening The audi,
ence went wild with enthusiasm. and when Baron
Branches, who sat In Il box, sent up to the stage
a jewelled box containing neatly engrossed copies
of Mrs dc Gravias evidence In each of her famous
divorce cases the scene following was beyond de-
scription Mrs. de Grava should stick to her pro-
fession
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11
g UPERIOK COURT OF THE CITY Oh

~ NEW-YORk. .-Addie A. Lyons Plaintiff. VS. Benja-
min W Lyons Defendant. Summons Action for Divorce
70 the above named Defendant
You are hereby summoned the complaint In
this action. and to copy OF your answer on the
Plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the
OF this summons exclusive OF the day OF service and
In OF your failure appear or answer Judgment
Will be- taken against by default the relief de-
mrndei In the complaint. Dated, August ist 1894
FhANGis ,Ns a WlNsoW Planting Attorney once and
no the defendant. benjamin W. Lyons
Tn. foregoing summons Is served upon you by pubIi-
cation pursuant To- order OF the Hon David Nc Adam
Justice OF the superior Court OF the city New-York
dated September 9th. 1894 and filed with the summons
and complaint herein In tn" office Of the Clerk said
superior court OF the City of New-York the County
September. lsot Dated NewYok. September 18th 1894
way. NewYork City. -" --'' w NOs~'
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11
jnsirnfr,on.
For Yong Ladies.-Cfty,

For Yong Ladies.-City.
A KINDERGARTEN. based upon the latest approved
"A methods. will be added to the Cornsock School. 32
West 4Othst The system adopted leads the children by
easy steps &c primary work. for which they Will be
better fitted than those who have had this training
II 'ARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
~ No GO7 5h-ave. reOpens October Sd.
Rev. DR. and Mrs. CHAS II. GARDNER. Principals.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE OF DIR. J. SACHS.
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
II6 WEST 59TH-sT.
REOPLNS THURSDAY. SEPT. 9TH 1904
COMPLETE ORGANIZATION FROM PRIMARY TO
ACADEMIC CLASSES. COLLEGE PREPARATION
~ LIMITED NUMBER OF NEW PUPILS AID.
MITTED TO ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
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Danrlns Araoemles.

~ GEORGE DODWoRTH.
l. NO 6Si FIFTH AVENUE
Opens Saturday October 20th and private essons
Mems class December Sd (ncw), The Amsterdam
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR

L THE COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA No
March Term. 1898. No. sol
ALFRED EARNSiIAW and T. ROBERTS
PENNSYLVANIA STEEL co.
TO WHOM IT MAY CoNCFRN;
whereas. the above named plaintiffs ned their
petition IN III" above entitled " september 90
ls1i supplementary 10 their l heretofore fled therein
wherein II was prayed. inter alta. follows
Tint sale ~ the property ~ the Pnnsylyan Steel
Comp ny defendant herein entirety and
going concern. Including the franchises thereof. and
every sort. kind and description real and personal
and wherever situated in the hands II the Receivers
belonging to said Company should be made and dsri-
button OF the proceeds thereof be decrced In accordance
with the prayers of IN. i'ill"
Thst the OF sale he such that holders claims
tie Company who become purchasers hereat
utility, the for the purpose OF paying portion
II the purchase money, IL appear ~ be
equitable and Just that this should he done
That the be referred To the Master such
notice To the creditors and other parties in interest
in HIS Judgment he deemed advisable report upon
he 'ropriey ~ granting the relief herein prayed FOR
should take place what notice thereof should
given ari the terms and conditions Of same
And whereas by decree OF the said Court duly
September 2h 1894 the referred to j. Edward
Carpenter. Esq Master. 10 report thereon In respect
the said prayers
In pursuance OF the said decree notice hereby given
that meeting OF parties and others interested
issues involved In the cause and in the matters and
things in the said Petition referred to. Will be held before
the Master. his office. 10 WALNUT Street Phiia-
delphla AZ , o'clock +. NJ. on FRIDAY. the 10Th day
OF OCTOBER. 1894.
J. EDWARD CARPENTER Master.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11
Eesal Notices
V'IIOMAS c. PLATT vs.. THE PTIILADEL~
i PHIA AND HEADING HAIIROAD COMPANY et al:

Il PHIA AND READING RAILROAD COMPANi 81 a'
crn Disfrc, Of rsnnsyIyania In Equity: 49,
To tie Honorable the Judges of said Court:
The & %% @nSr Sf cPh ~ aas Harris Tad b hr ras Nj
and Readrg Railroad COMPANY and The phil9delphia and
ard Reading Railroad company espScfully represents
of the rhaiepha % ani '' RasdinF Railroad Company and
% and rb e2dns a qs ba% Sn n I
qae.,ed to agree 20 unite so Ear as their cooperation
'ne sald plan ard q The ProIcsed asrgtment between
ssSond. Your petitioners further show hat. by the
u The General Mortssse shall invited the
coupons and registered INTEREST," for Ave years Including
S 70 II be dS as % at s Rs T 4 Ss 1Sed Ss q; m
ING holders TO TAX such certificates at par the time of
pure based to be extended ten years from the time Of
mm@o payment of the accrued ntcres' on the said
on& d ss and G fur further esn pay aos
tn nirc amount Of interest agreed to be purchased
Third Your petitioners further show ,ha, they
he date n maturity and default, no reasons exist why
such interest sh va no, now be PAID ard Is Just and
registered bonds and such tayments be made
mhoGi pan appcoh harc,o from ' "e' NE COM
Fourth Y9g The nth 1n show that the Rar9sa
eomnS,2n & upon m the cpd p9qn Sf Int interest to be
VIII b" efeSive ana So that " VII be aavanaseSus
your Receivers only feel warranted asking authority
IN R m i % paymcn, of The Interest shall h 20 beeome
OF cash required pay o. the Receivers
tan ~ the Railroad Gmpanv ' b 'rasI i i Gnn
rthcr provides subscription par by the holders
d, the income mogage bonds and stock TO an issue q
the creditors and stockholders permitted pay a
The s sum a. propo.cd syndcat. has been orsanize
bonds shall no, be taken by the assenins bondhodcs
sion q two and hnf per ctnt on the entire issue in
assenting thereto shall n the judgment Of The Board q
iany ard the be suicien, declare the plan
sh Your pe',loners further show that, in their juas
and carried into eject VIII fuly preserve and protect
The Tshss 81 the general mrtsage Bondhoirr, are ,o be-
scIs as as ne sns9 M asresnsn had d been mad
forccmen; u their rights or ten years from the date Of
bons hens alrrady pledged to secure III. nSaiinr in
@ f such f & ad are o to the be %n to to the the
% b 4Ha n aSe2ah % c S m the purchas. Of
and stockholacrs are alike interesed
authorized and that the COMPANY may be permitted 70
TIM pan m be earT~d into eec ,Ga; your an" eoner, fa
he authorized to make the payments therein stpu
And your petitioners Will ever pray,
5%E1E% jSS, ISwH@h II hFNSs2Si &f2sh.
THE PHILADELPHIA AS9 s ErARNs g. M5Rais TIs.isSi
'''' W r. TAYLOR Secretary
gi%i!Af TH2MAs bIaKToI' HAkT; Ih'
September 25th. 1894
Ana now s.s,.%esr {5'S TSa ss & petition o s:.egs
Receivers Of The Thadcphia ana Reading RSraad com
9i M sg 'af an 'Ra
forth and praying rs, fol%w. aa,,,o,,
The latn dsy St os,.scr is9. at J." SclSsk M
heard. there shall +, an oiver,issnen; OF this
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11
School Ascneles.

A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
IA supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governes,es
&c. to Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs. VI. j. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square
A GENCY Miriam Coyrere supplies tutors professors,
teachers. go'ernesses etc. In all depH: recommends
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11

4 PlrlL II william Mason and ~ Kate Chttcni"
n desires more pupils In piano and harmony. long
,Grcestu experience. Address MUSIC l3 West 2Oth-st
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11
Antnmn Resorts
DIR. Sr9nMG's SAMnrAglTNN,

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A popular resor, health change. receAuos
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baths; Saratoga waters and Croquet LAVE
Tennis &c. massage electricity all baths and all Hea's
appliances New Turkish snd Russian baths unsurpassss
In Oriental elegance. Send for illustrated circular
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11

JIiE BI,Il.IT/ SCHOOL. or LANGUAGES
Madison square tcor. 18th and Eway)
ianch"s in the principal American and Eu.o cities
New hrglns now
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11
Musical instruction.

.'ITI0I'iI
FAMOtS Music SCHOOL
fr BEGINNERS. FOR ApIANGED PUPILS.
the OLD AND ONLY.
y. Y CONSERVATORY. ll2 East lsfh-st
BETWf.ES iTT-ANE AND IRVING PLACE.
now OPEN DAILY Y............. Formerly on ltih-si.
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GrntI)crs.

4 YALE GRADUATE. experienced tutor. wishes private
- pupils FittinS for college speciality Highest
ences. Address YALE. Box !. Tribune Ofce.
hR. w. G. HOWELL. Tutor.
~ DIFFftrLT CASES DESIRED.
Address III East sgd
H. XCHANGE highest instruction piano English math-
- ematcs. languac"aD FOR cultured home York
ais, visit pupils finest city testimonials MISS PERINE
i3l West
NORMAL COLLEGE GRADUATE wishes pupils for
~ morning hours. English branches music and higher
mathematics Highest references. Address GRADUATE
Eox ~. Tribune Uptown once Lac broadway
YNtToI-II"rman Drisler. A N. OColumbia No o East
49th street. makes speciality Of students
for college Thoroughly acquainted with the requirement,
~ leading colleges Seven years successful
TtTOK-A Everett Stone (Yae) SOL Sth-ave coilexe
preparation speciality; recommended by he Rev DR.
Greer as "a conscientious and competent educator"
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11

For Both Sex"s.--Count-y.
ID F.INTNGTON IN y SEMINARY. Bound Brook r. n.
between Phia and New York. For both sexes oSth
year. V ny heGlhful bearufui and accessible II
teachers moderate For
aiogue. etc. address TfiOS HANLON. d. D.. President
Miscellaneous.
IL ICYCTE fNSTRtN NTtOH HALL.
81 Best In the city. leiNIj feet open m. 10 m.
Lessons private RIDE \ tot RIST."
BlpVFTI. TINKFAM CYCLE CO..
800 30s. $40 WEST 39TlI-ST.
Europe.
II IIENCH An honorable family ~ Belgium receive
l their house Esncux sur-OurtE". country
p.ac" near Ii"ge frw young ladies' wishing 20 com
plctr their education in Frenh German English music
and painting They Will enjoy all home Advantages and
comforts Terms. included.
highest references. MESDANES cIAESfN Esn.ux-
'urthc. Belgium prosprctuses and further Information
from SIR Arthur Van Der Lindc. +. O. Box G6T New
Haven. Conn
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11

September 25th 1895 the petition q, Joseph
s Harris Edward NJ. Paxson and John Towhrr Welsh.
Receivers of The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
pany and the philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
company. nni y tn" Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company. having been presented 70 the Court setting
forth and praying follows
(Ticre follows petitionD
hcreupon ordered said petition hc heard upon
the 18th day ~ october. lS9f. at 10 o'clock A NJ.
which time party in interest appear and be
heard. there shall J." m advertisement Of this
order hv printing copy ~ the same hut without
hhi's) ~ tho diilv papers published
~ Ncw-Yp-k philadelphia and Lon
Ion Times 'wra q wcek until such hearing.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11

Brooklyn.
fT'HE BkOOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY
Boarding aid Day school for Girls <+,h year opsn
btysnber n i2s-Ito Montague st.. Brooklyn. u. T.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-11

u NNJo. violin mandolin. guitar. strictly private los
- sons. in.tru""nts furnished FREE. commence nov
and pay nicely before tho holidays guaranteed
HORTON lj7 Wes, a3d-si