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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
TEE CASUALTY RECORD.
The Accidents Reported From About the
City Yesterday.


Joseph Murray, of Bogg's Run, q steel
worker of the Riverside, had four Of his
fingers badly mashed last Wednesday
night at his work. A large bar fell on
the members. 1t is thought amputation
will not be necessary.
While tearing down the wall yester-
day afternoon at Sweeney's old foundry
William Ruck, of the Hook aud Lad
der, got bad fall He was on ladder
niue feet from the ground when his foot
caught In a rope and he fell on pile Of
brick on his face. He was painfully
bruised.
Thomas King, of Etnaville, employed
at the Etha-Standard mill, suffered q
painful accident yesterday at his work
about noon. A large piece Of metal
weighing over 200 pounds fell on his
leg, pinning him 10 the ground. His
leg was very badly brui Ssd, but no
bones were broken.
Henry North, of South EOtf street, q
boy aged ten years, made narrow
escape yesterday afternoon at the tube
works. He was at work near revOlv-
ing pipe when his shirt caught drawing
him towards the machine. His arm
was painfully pinched and the machine
had TO be stopped to extricate him.
His escape was a very narrow one.
A closer call from death could not be
imagined than that which befell Thorn
as Kelley, a young South Side man en-
ployed at the Riverside tube works.
About $50 o'clock, Mr.. Kelley was
coming from the tube works gate and
was crossing the dangerous railroad
tracks toward the street car line. He
caught his foot in a frog Of one Of the
tracks, and was held there. When
trying to extricate himself, his COM
rades we're terrified to see the "dinkey"
coming around the curve from the
works at a rapid rate of speed toward
the unfortunate man. The engine was
being backed and Engineer VIM. Boy
Ian did not see Mr.. Kelley, who was
screaming az the top of his voice, until
the engine was within a few Yards Of
him. Louis Miller ran to Mr.. Kelley
with two other workmen, and tried TO
pull him out Of the way but they could
not. The men then stood back, expect
ing to see the unfortunate man killed,
but the engineer, by the greatest OF ef-
forts, stopped the ''dinkey," when II
was just grazing the unfortunate man.
Even then 10 getting Mr.. Kelley loose,
one Of the soles was torn from his shoe.
His ankle was badly sprained as a re-
suit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
Local Base Bali.

Base ball clubs captalned by Henry
and Joseph Frazier, Of the North
Wheeling bottle works, will have a
game Of ball next Sunday afternoon on
the Peninsula.
The Incline Whittlers are TO reorgan-
lie soon. The captain IS Conrad Lul-
kert, and the players are Stewart Nc
Donald, Albert, William and Nicholas
Speidel, Edward Lantry, John and
Charles Bounds, Adolph Fritz, and
Charles Niebur. They will be open for
challenge IN few days.
The Wheeling Athletic base ball club
has been organized. The players are
L. Smith, o.; y. Prince, c.; A. Groves,
s. s.; S. Humphrey, first base; w. Ken
nedy, second base; w Ritz, third base;
G.. Nau. ]. T.; II. Cooper, r. T., and ".
Clark. c. I. The new club will play the
Genoas next Sunday afternoon, on the
Riverside grounds. The most interest
ing game OF the season is anticipated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
A SIGNAL SUCCESS.
Opera House Orchestra Concert and Ball
Other Society News.

Other Society News
The Easter concert and ball OF the
Opera House Orchestra is an event Of
annual recurrence which is always
looked forward to with most pleasure
able anticipation by society people. A
large attendance was therefore expect
ed last night, but the crowd even ex-
ceeded expectations. The programme
for the evening opened with the prone
made concert, for which the following
programme was rendered:
March-"Kaernther Lieder' -............A. SeiGert
Oyerature-''Joily Fellows" ....F. V. Suppe
WSltZ-"Narteutaenze ........ ...-... -. Gungi
Fantasia (Uescrpuye) "A Day with a
Circus. .......... .......... -. b. Lamb
Polka-"Ein Russ in Ehren kapn Me
mand wearen. ...... -..... X. NollStaedt
BurlesQue-'.The Village Musicians IA. Mohr
To the merry devotees Of the terps-
ichorean art, who glided over the waxed
surface TO the inspiring music, IL APP
peared that the orchestra excelled its
best previous efforts. Certain IL is that
the music was never more pleasing. The
dance programme embraced the most
popular numbers, and was source Of
wholesome pleasure The gallery was
filed at all times with interested spec
tators. At midnight the doors Of the
dining hall were thrown open and an
excellent feast was spread.
Virginius Lodge No. ., l. o. o. F.,
the Oldest lodge of a secret organization
in the city, gave a select hop last night
at Odd Fellows Assembly Hall, corner
Twelfth and Chapline streets. There
was a good sized crowd present and all
spent the evening very enioyably Ia
dancing to the music Of Mayors or
cheStra
The marriage Of Miss Alice Page, a
pretty young society lady Of Bridge
port, and Charles Porter, q popular
Young expressmsn, also OF that place,
is announced as a prominent social
event OF next April. They will reside
in Bridgeport.
-
The members Of the Early Rose Po-
tato Society, with theirswiyes, went TO
Fette's Harvest Home last night when
a most pleasureable evening was spent.
Several hours were enjoyably spent
Downing helftSumeutS "elS SCI fSu'
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George Hoelsche, a son Of Louis
HoelSche, the South Jacob street bust
ness man, was married yesterday TO
popular young lady Of Allegheny City,
Pa. The groom lives there, and their
home will be made in that city.
-
Perry Nolan and wife entertained
friends delightfully."- last Tuesday night
at their home at Thlrty-eighth and
Wetzei streets. The pleasant event was
the celebration Of the nineteenth birth
day of Mrs. Nolan.
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Last evening the pupils OF Miss JAMIE
Goods music class gave a pleasant mu-
steal entertainment at her residence on
Fourteenth street. AkDut twenty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
Rumors of Big Improvements.

1t is quietly rumored among those
interested in the big Bellaire steel
works that great Improvements are 10
be begun there soon. For over a year
the stockholders have had In contemp-
lation the improving and enlarging Of
the plant. Now that times are so much
brighter, it is reported on reliable au-
thority that the company sees It's way
clear TO begin these Improvement the
coming summer. The company
now owns the two old glass
house properties adjacent to the steel
works, and just across the c. * p. rail-
road. These properties were acquired
with the intention of charging the
plant. The contemplated additions, and
those which are said TO be about TO be
begun, are the building OF an entirely
new furnace at the east SIDE Of the old
one, and this will have two furnaces. 1t
is also proposed to rebuild the steel
works. These works were built ten
years ago and are somewhat out Of
date, but their output is never
theless very large, and has been as
great as any mill in this vicinity during
the past year. Representatives Of Me-
Lure, Amsler g. Co., Of Pittsburg, the
great mill building firm, have been at
the plant within the last few days on
business in regard TO the proposed ad-
ditions and changes. If the work is un-
dertaken this SUMMER it will take a
very large sum Of money to carry 1t
through.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
For worthy Cause.

The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent So
ciety, which Ia ever on the look out TO
help those whom that jade Fortune has
not smiled on, has found a most deserv-
ing case, that OF a poor man (who pre-
fers that his name shall be unknown.
He IS az present in the hospital, and his
large family OF little m0therless ones
are 10 actual want The society has
taken the matter 10 hand and by the
aid OF several ladies and gentlemen are
going 20 give an entertainment az the
Arion next Thursday, April 3. II will
consist OF a concert, recitatiOns and the
well known farce given al The Opera
House by Rosina Vokes. entitled MY
Lord In Livery" which will be glVeO oy
several Of our talented young Wheeling
folks, the whole produced under the
personal direction Of professional
lady, Lena Merville, who recently mar
rled one Of our Wheeling boys, A. l..
Levi. and Is now on a visit here. she
expresses her delight at finding 80 much
talent In our midst, and promises az EN-
joyable evening. so those caring 70 do a
charity can enjoy laugh a. the same
time by going.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
I'm CRIMINAL CIRCLES.
TIE CASE OF STATE '. BlCHHAN POST
PONED.
Nan MoFat Fined IN Police Courl-Arrssisd for
Robbsry-Othsr Criminal Events
Of Yesterday.

When the case OF State VS.. James
Bachman, indicted for abortion, was
called in the Criminal Court yesterday
morning, it was announced on behalf Of
the defense that Capt B. B. DOvener
was III. The case was accordingly con-
tinued until to-day, with the under
standing that during the day a date
would be fixed upon later in the term
for the trial of the case. The postpone
ment was quite disappointment to the
large number Of spectators who had
assembled to hear the evidence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
Isitchie school entertainment.

The musical and literary entertain
ment to be given by the pupils OF Richie
school, in the grammar room eff the
main building tonight, promises 10 be
one Of the most successful school enter
tainments ever given In this city. Prof.
Crago and his corps OF efficient teachers
have taken an active interest In the
programme, and il is one Of rare excel
lence, embracing choruses, solos, es-
says. recitations, dialogues, drills and
calisthenics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
walls Being Torn Down.

By and with the consent Of Council,
Mavor Caldwell ordered the walls Of
Sweeney's old foundry, at Twenty
seventh and Chaplne streets, torn
down. The dangerous walls have been
agitating people in that locality for
months, and tho fact was noted repeat
edly In the REGISTER. Chief Healy
with the Hook aud Ladder dremen,
went to the old building yesterday
afternoon at o'clock, and before dark
had the walls on Chapline street and at
the south end Of the old brick structure
torn down. The work is being accom-
plished with ropes and ladders. The
work is to be continued this morning.
A wall 200 feet long and 30 feet high on
Chapine and one nearly as great in tic
south of tho building were torn down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
Con FL Carnnhnn Dad.

The announcement OF the death OF
George II. Carnahan, which took place
at his home last night at 1915 o'clock,
will be received with widespread sor-
row. lie was for many years In the
shoe business on South Main street,
retiring several years ago. As
City Assessor for the district
south of the creek, he made many ac-
quaintances, aud by his genial disposi-
ton and general courtesy, made q host
of friends. He was generally esteemed
by all who knew him. Mr.. Carnahan's
resignation as assessor was accepted at
the meeting OF Council. Wednesday
night. The cause OF his death was con-
sumption.
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Oredl,nbIe EntertaInment.

The choir Of ST. Paul's German church
gave a grand concert, supper and ball
at Mozart Hall last evening. The
ladies Of the congregation prepared
most excellent supper. This
feast was opened to the public at
5 o'clock 10 the evening, and continued
until o'clock, when the concert begun.
10 the concert, which was listened TO
by an audience filling the large hall TO
the doors, the Mozart Singing Society
took prominent part. A long and in
teresting programme was rend"~ed,
having such talent as Mrs. Flora iil-
liams in attendance. After the concert
dancing was begun, the music for this
feature OF the evenings enjoyment be-
Ing furnished by Meister's orchestra.
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Young misses and masters entertained 8
parlor full Of interested hearers. Inc
performers manipulated the worries with
such skill that each number brought
forth loud applause. The affair on the
whole reflected great credit upon Miss
Good and her pupils.
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The marriage of Joseph OHare, a
prominent Island fireman, and Miss
Maggie Hllderband, beautiful young
lady of Etnaville, will take place soon.
They will 60 to housekeeping on Zane
street, Island.
-
The Alert club gave one OF its delight
full dances last night at the hall, on
South Jacob street. About fifty couples
were in attendance, and a delightful
evening was spent. Killmyer made the
music.
81
The Acme Social gave delightiul
dance last night at Menge q Howley' S
hall. About thirty couples OF young
folks spent a pleasurable evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Rsadauarters for Insuranoe.

Aired PAUL. underwriters, whose ex-
tensive Offices are in the Peabody build
ing, at Nos. 1925 and 112s Market street,
is the representative OF very extern
siye line OF insurance companies, aud is
prepared to place risks on FIRE, life, ma
rine, accident, bond, boiler, plate glass
and casualty companies. Parties de-
string to place policies in goVd hands
should call upon Mr.. PAUL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
NOTES or rae KIVEES
News OF the Beats aad B9stnsa Aioug
the Gaia.

TIE Oht1-
The Clifton passed down with tow
OF coal, the Ida Budd up with empties.
The II. X. Bedford cleared for Pitts
burg ats a. m, and the Courier for
Parkersburg az noon.
The river marks last night show Q
feet inches Of water ia the channel
and falling.
WARREN, PA. March 29-River,
feet ADD falll5z; weather clear and cold.
MoRGASIowy, w. Va, March %
River 2 feet 4inches and falling; weather
growing colder and lighs snow falling.
GREEEsBoEo, PA. March z9.-Riyer
8 feet inches and falling; weather
cold and showing.
STKUBExvILLE. O., March 29.-RlEer
feet inches and falling; weather
clear and cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
Union Lenrus nleetlnr.

The Union Epworth Leagues OF this
city and vicinity held their regular
monthly meeting last night at the Wes-
ley NJ. E. church. Representatives
were there from all the neighboring
places, the crowd filing the church.
General business was transacted first,
and then an interesting programme was
attentivelY listened to. The meeting
was pronounced one Of the most sue
cessful ever held by the League.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
Prorross OF The Central Garden CLUB.

The progressive Central Garden club,
Of the South Side, has purchased the
ground on which the club house stands,
and also the structure. The ground is
a site of 100 by 100 feet, and was pur-
chased from the Whitaker heirs az a
private consideration. The members Of
the club have begun 10 enlarge the
building, and are also erecting a big re-
tanning wall near the club house. When
times get better the club will build a
handsome new building on the site.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
Chicken Thieves Acaln.

Chicken thieves are again operating
al Etnaville. Within the last month,
full one hundred chickens have been
stolen. A few nights ago Henry Bailey,
Of the Standard addition, had twenty Of
his fine chickens taken, valued at Sc.
In the morning a pile Of feathers was
seen at the chicken coop and that was
all. he has no clue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
This week at the Etna-standard.

As much Of the Etna-Standard is
now on as since last June. No. 10,
sheet mill, was started again last Wed
nesday morning, employing twenty-one
men, also No. /, sheet mill, employing
the same number. The mill No. Is
now on full turn. The bar and guide
mills are now running at their full ca
pacity. About the only mills now idle
are Nos. 3, 6, and 9. The differences at
the plate mills have been settled ana
they are on again. Considerable delay
has been caused the last few days by an
insufficient supply Of natural gas, and
In several instances the men in some OF
the mills had to knock of 10 the middle
OF turns. David Morgan Is now in
charge Of Mil No. 10, its former head
roller, Reese Watkins, having been
changed TO mill No. 2. Conservative
estimates place the number OF men now
at work ia the big plant at LOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
Criminal Notes.

In Police Court, yesterday morning,
Grace St. Andrews, the girl WHO at
tempted to hang herself in the lookup
Monday night, was allowed to go, on
condition that she leave the city.
In Bridgeport, yesterday, Officer
Donnelly arrested girl named Jardine,
on a charge OF disorderly conduct.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
Charged with Robbery.

Yesterday officer Carson, OF Steuben-
vile, arrested a man named Joe
O'Brlen, on the charge Of being one Of
two men who robbed Geo. q. Davis, Of
Sherardsville, o., Of 5000 and an over
coat, couple of days ago. O'Brien
and a companion came here Wednesday
night, but the second party, although
seen in town yesterday, has not yet
been captGred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
For Assault and battery.

George LlvingtoD was before Justice
Giuespy, yesterday, on warrant
charging assault and battery, Sworn out
by Rudy Miller. A fine of So and costs
was imposed, which was raised to $40
to admit Of an appeal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
KINERaL WATERS |!

HATHoRN WATERING have large stock
OF this celebrated mineral Water on hand which
we arc closing ont 81 reduced prices N order 90
make room FOR other goods. Put up IA 4 dok,
. doz aud Z doz. packages.
SPRUDEL NArER-Ths King Of Mineral
Waters, from NJ Clemens Mich pure,
wholesome water. unsurpassed as beverage
and table water.
KRONTHAL WATER - From krouthal
Springs. Nassau. Germany This Mineral Wa
ter q Justly celsbrstsd FOR is excellent diges.
tive qualities, Is also a refreshing and delicious
summer drink either pure OF mAod with fruit
syrup milk. wine or bran dy.
APOLLINARts WATERPROOF Rhonith,
Prussia. Germany, In pints aud quarts
y NELTN a CO,
us Main and llal Market SueetA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
Ax ExcELLENT ArrsAcTIoN.

The initial performance of Billy
Plimmer's Vaudeville Company was
given AT the Grand last night &c pack
ed house. The company from begin
ming TO end is one Of the best and most
refined variety organizations ever seen
at the Grand. The scientific boxing
match between Billy Plimmer and Joe
McGrath was very interesting and both
men were received with an ovation.
The same performance will be repeated
tonight, tomorrow matinee and night
Snsclal sale Of Toapots for few days IS
Ewing Hros.. 1915 AAEket stxecE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
a.tna-standard Tin Plate Project.

Some of the machinery for the new
tin plate plant at the Etna-Standard
has arrived. One of the cast iron pots,
weighing 5000 pounds, has been taken
from the cars at the works. In connec-
tion with one Of these pots, in which
the timing is DONE there are six large
rolls. Experts pronounce the machinery
ordered, and that which has already ar
rived, the finest made The company
has ordered six OF these large pots,
which, with the machinery appliances,
ETC., will constitute the plant. II
the company makes as much progress
as possible, it will be at least six weeks
yet before any tin plate Is made at the
mill Mills and is the portion OF the
big works where sne new manufacture
will be made principally, and the furn-
aces Of these mills have been torn down
preparatory TO building regular tin
plate furnaces The tin plant will en-
ploy one hundred men, seventy-fye Of
whom will have to be skilled. The
company is already negotiating for this
skilled labor. The plant will consist OF
three departments-the rolling, the
cold rolling and the finishing. More OF
the machinery is expected this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30

If you wish 70 have the best local and
telsgrnPhie paper in the city left as your
door regularly every morning, subscribs
or the Daily and sanday editisns Of ths
Register. Is cents per wooka
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE

thursday. Ffday ana saturday ela sAtlteJ
Na6nee Nsreh y. % and 81.
Geo Dtxbn's Masssr,r BILLY PLIh hkk
(a,es cissY snd Resne1 Specially Co, inclet.
fnr TreIakds Bantam Wei9ht fnSiiats -
EcGfat4 and Benny MURPHY $500 .....
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AMUsEMEN.S

Call and learn prices OF Tespots at EU-
ing Bros, 1915 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30

TsaDosa ar special prices for = few days
only. EWfNG BROS, 1915 narket street
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-09
Mississippi Assessments.

JACKSON, Nov. 1.-The personal as
sessment rolls Of the various counties
of Mississippi show a decrease in per-
s0nal property, as compared witilIS93,
Of 1891, O9l. The personal assessment
for 1892 amounted TO $47, $40, 1863, and
for 1894 $43, 649,01S, being a decrease
OF 1891. 09l. The last assessment of
realty was made in 1892. The rolls
showed a total valuation of sil3,4O9,-
33S. AS the realty assessments are
only made once every f0dr years,
another cannot be had till 1896.
Following is the list of personal as
sessmcnts by counties for 1894: ~
Adams 81, 1904, 956, AlcOrn 1891, 76l,
Amite st37, $50, Alfalfa s74O,2S7, Ben
ton Sll0,652, Bolivar 1872, 1903, CaE
houn 1903, 479, Carroll 5000, 9l6, Chick
asaw S403,6 06. ChOctaw 1905, i6S, Clai-
borne S747, 746, Clarke $3.50, l6S, Clay
S353,31l, Coahoma 1868, l45, Copiah
Sl,75l.G69, C~ovington 1901 1862, DeSoto
S46l ,462, Franklin 1928, 92l. Greene
Sl72, 260, Grenada 1921 .921, Hancock
s5lS, 46l, Harrison s49l, 76S, Kinds ST.
9S2,4Sl, Holmes sl,l75,170 Issaquena
s23S,56l Itawamba s218, 52l, Jackson
$5l2,473, Jasper $445, 76S, jefferson
$i97,650 Jones $3.50, 206. Kcmper $i44,-
al, Lafayette S62J,4Il, Lauderdale
ST., 534,Sl Lawrence 1861, 2O4, Leake
S3l3,360, Lee $685., 20S Letlore $5l7 ,565,
Lincoln | 1868, Lowndes S74, los, Mad
ison $9O6, $40. Marion 1896, so, Marshal
$6l4,46O, Monroe 1912, 770, Montgomery
xh10 3Tl Nnch,br xov0 cO7 Nou+,r
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-09

United States of America. S,utbaru hi.
vision of the Southern District OF Mis-.
sissippi.
COMPANY In A1mi-
vs. ra'ty.s
The BARK RlsTAD, EFT. AIS.
Whereas, a libel has been filed in the
District Court Of the United Stptes for
the above District. ON the 2nd dav of
November. a. d. 1894. by Hunter, Benn
X o Company against the Norwegian
bark "Fristal" and against J. l.. Olsen.
owner of said bark, us owner of certain
money referred 10 and praying thu usual
process and monltiou of the court, that
all persons interested in the said vessel,
her tackle, apparel and furniture, and
also alleging that certain funds in the
custody of the Scranton State Bank is
the property of said Olsen. owner. aud
praying hat said vessel, her tackle, an.
phrel and furnitnre4nnd said funds IN
said bank may he condemned for the
payment of said hbellants' demands, and
that all persons Interested may be cited
to answer in the premises. There fore. in
pursuance OF said monition. und rr tho
seal of said court, to me directed anil
delivered, do hereby give notice genrr-
ally. unto all persons having. or pretend
ing to have, any right, title or interest in
sail vessel aud to N. A. Gabrielscn, mas.
ter of said vessel. and to J. l.. Olsen,
owner OF SAID money in said bank. in spe-
cial, to appear before tho sad court at
mississippi City on tho
=
LIST Monday Of December, A. d 1894,
If 1t DC a court day, or else the next CONT
day thereafter, then and there to answer
said libel, make their allegations IN that
behalf.
Dated at Mississippi City, this Bid day
OF November, A. ID 1904.
y. &. McNEILY, y. {. NJ.
Per y. SUDDEN, Deputy ".
November9 8, 1894. 98 At