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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-22
JOYS OF SOCIETY.
A NUMBER OF PLEASING ENTER TAIN.
MGNTS LAST EVENING.
Ihe Linsly Hop at the ArmOry-.-The Mer-
camille Club Entertans---W Weddings
and Other Social Events,

The hop given at the armory of the
Linsly Institute last night, by the
pupils Of that institution was a bril-
liant success. The attendance quite
equa'led the expectations Of the COM
mittee in charge. The decorations in
the armory were tasteful and pretty.
The National colors were conspicuously
displayed, aad the arms were stacked
iu military fashion in the different
corners OF the room. The costumes OF
the ladies' were notably handsome.
The cadets appeared in full military
costume.
The music for the dance was furnish
ed by the Opera House orchestra. The
programme embraced all the popular
figures, and the music was especially
selected for the occasion. At MID
night luncheon was served in a class
room in the Institute building.
The hop was intended TO be the final
event before the Lenten season, and It's
success is very gratifying 10 the Com
mittee N charge.
The Mercantile Club entertained in a
delightful manner last night. The
early hours were scent az cards, and
the contests were very spirited and in
terestiug. The favOrs were very hand
some aud costly. At eleven o'clock the
floor was cleared OF the tables, aud the
remainder of the evening was given up
b dancing, with an intermission for re-
freshments at midnight Prof. Charles
KIllmeyer played.
ChaS. w. Nolte. of Chapine street. a
we'll known workman OF the r verside
plate mill, was married asst evening at
seven o'clock 10 Miss Dora Baker, OF
Twenty-ninth street, at the residence
OF Rev. Hob, on South Market street.
OnIY few invited guests we're present.
The newly welded couple will go TO
housekeeping Immediately.
a young mems social will be held at
the Young Mems Christian Association
building this evening. There will be
some novel attractions and good time
Is sure 10 Oa naQ.
A surprise party was given compli-
meutary TO Miss Dora Fisher, at her
home at the corner OF FOrty-fOurth
aHd Jacob streets, asst night. QuIte a
large crowd OF young people were pres.
ent, and pleasant time was enjoyed by
all the guests.
The ladies OF ST. Luke's P. +. Church
will give an oyster supper snd musical
entertainment this evening.
A surprise party was rendered Mary,
daughter Of Mayor Hamm, last night,
at the home OF her parents in Fulton,
on account OF the eleventh anniversary
OF her birth. About twenty couple of
her young friends were present, and an
enjoyable time was spent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-22
OIL NEWS FROM ST. MARY'S.

St. Mary's. w. Va. February 21.-
The oil business in this section has APP
parently taken a new lease Of life, de-
srite the fact that heretofore nothing
but drv holes or very small wells have
been drilled. All available territory
for miles about here has been leased
and extensive operations are looked for
this spring.
The we'll being put down by Barns
DAN. AIallery & Reynolds on Broad run
iq now down 200 feet and it will be
nushed TO completion as rapidly as pos
sible The owners are confident of
getting producing we'll
The early part of the week 7. NJ.
BarnsdalI. who has big block OF ter
ritorv in the Archer's Fork, Ohio,
field. about six miles northeast Of this
place located about twelve rigs on his
leases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-22
DIRECTORY OF THE O. V. 81. A.

Mr.. J. c. Lucey has just published a
comprehensive and handy Directory Of
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor AS
sembly, a copy Of which will be placed
in the hands of each member of a labor
union in this vicinity. Mr.. Lucey Will
leave for GAINESVILLE next saturday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-22
-OTTCF no TAX PAYERS.

The cit, tax payers ars hereby notified
1T ~. Sit, taxes for the year 1924 are eng
80 5p4 ana must be paid 81 the office OF the
Efv collector. CITY Building, without Ief.neI
~ doing so will save cost Retiring
.5 a. ,an,pels me 90 take such 2ctiou. Or
h. open every saturday evening until o elock
70, ". "a. SHAFE& City Collector.
IelV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-22

Obio River train No. 4, due in this
city at 7:4j p. H., was one hoSr late
Iast night. The delay was occasioned
nv the engine slipping an eccentric az
WILLIAMSBURG.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-22

THE ladies' OF the ST. Luke's P. Z.
Church of the Island will give q grand
oyster supper and musical and literary
this friday evening.
oysters will be served 10 several differ
ant STYLES; Chicken Salad, Hot Bis
cnits. etc. Admission, including sup
per. 80 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-22
WILL BE DRILLED DEEPER.
snecial to the Register

Special TO the Register.
Parkersburg. w. Va. February 81
The oil we'll drilled on the poor farm
NJ FIizabeth. Writ county, some time
AGO lint not OF a sufficient depth TO
thoroughly test The territory there, will
he drilled deeper at once by contractor
elliott Dotson. The drill VIII be sent
down deep enough to satisfy the owners
of the well as TO the value OF the terri
tory
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-22

A surprise party was rendered Mary,
daughter Of Mayor Hamm, last night,
at the home OF her parents in Fulton,
on account OF the eleventh anniversary
OF her birth. About twenty couple of
her young friends were present, and an
enjoyable time was spent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-22

The ladies OF ST. Luke's P. T. Church
will give an oyster supper snd musical
entertainment this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-22

DoN'r forget the o'clock Market at
the Second Pre- byterian Cnurch, Satur-
day February 25rd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-22

A surprise party was given compli-
meutary TO Miss Dora Fisher, at her
home at the corner OF Forty-fourth
and Jacob streets, asst night. QuIte a
large crowd OF young people were pres.
ent, and pleasant time was enjoyed by
all the guests.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
Queer pelawnre Leslslntnrc.

Llttlo Delaware is a queer state any
way. The present squabblc over the sen
atorship has induced some one to point
out the Volume and page wherein may
DO found tho record of II remarkable in
cident in tho previous history Of the
Delaware Legislature. y bill had been
introduced and referred to select com
mttce ofthroe lnombers. Only the chair
man favored the bill. Calling another
member to tho chair, he took his place
on the floor. The motion was put and
resulted, OF course. in tie. When the
chairman resumed the chair, he, us
chairman, exercised his right to break
the tie, and tho bill was ordered favor
ably reported Chicago Times Herald.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
HIS LITTLE SURPRISE.
But no Wouldn't Wait to SEQ How sho
Liked It,


They had eaten philopena, and as the
result was doubtful they each decided to
pay tho forfeit, which had been left for
the losers own selection.
They happened to meet on the street that
day, aud rs lie turned to walk back with
her no said:
"I'yc just come from your house, Miss
Edith, and hope you will like what 1
have left thoro. "
ooh, I'm sure shall You always have
such lovely TASTE. /, too have just sent
you tribe which hope you may find to
your liking"
Jh, Miss Edith, yea know l couldn't
help liking anything you would select"
oh, can hardly wait to go home to
see what you have brought me-"
81 too, am curious To know what my
present is. But where have you becn?"
Il just came from Mays. i had intend
cd to remain all the afternoon, but that
horrid little dog of hers made me so merry
Gus that really couldn't stay"
Don't you like dogsl"
on, yes, some dogs, but this is one Of
those horrid little pugs. 1 never could
bear pug"
"Oh, Miss Edith, thought you"-
Had too much good sense to like tho
horrid things? Thank you. 1 knew you
would understand me. You always do. /"
"l--cr-isn't that Dick BrownsInith
coming toward us!''
Why, yes, it is. What n well dressed
man hc is. -
Rather, ycs-that is, barring his ties
mover could think anything of u man
who wears red necktics.''
''MhV I tbnnult
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
CURE FOR ERYSlPELAS.
Colorless Liquid with Remarkable Name
Discovered In Paris.

1t is reported that Partisan physi-
clan, Marnorck Ivy name, has discov-
cred Il new serum for the euro of orysip-
elias, puorperal fever and bronchial
pneumonia. This recently discovered
remedy has been given tho peculiar and
lengthy namo Of antistreptoccuccique
1t has been seen ut the Pastcur insti-
tute i'll Paris and is thin, colorlcss liq-
uid, resembling water III almost every
dotail. No word has come so far us to
it's success or whether any really def
mite cures have boon made.
Az matter of fact, there is only II
very small quantity Of it rs yet in OK
istencc, httlo more than tiny vialful
indeed, but this is sufficient 10 havo
aroused pretty nearly all Paris-that
section of it at least which takes mi i'll
tcrcst i'll medical aiYairs-into making
frequent inquiries and regarding tho
discovery rs of great practical impor-
lance. DIR. Marmoreli says that he is be-
set on every hand with requests for n
small quantity of tho serum on the part
OF both physicians and sufferers In Il
month and a half Marmorels claims that
no will have an ample supply and will
meet all demands that may be made up
on him. Now York World.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
SACRED FUSlYAMA.
Fai2no Itsru. an Advanced Jap, Intends
to Winter on 1t.

Here is an evidence Of Japanese aspi-
ration and lofty longing Mr.. Nakano
ltaru, native meteorological scientist,
has just completed winter visit to the
summit of Fusiyama. This volcanic
cone, the sacred Japanese mountain, is
1865 feet in height. Mr.. Nakano found
very little snow ON the top, though he
encountered much danger and hardship
III the ascent and descent. He proposes
during the coming summer to erect on
tho summit Of Fusi II strong building,
I'LL 1t with supplies and spend next Win
ter there, recording temperature, snow
fall, etc, after tho manner of the men
on Pixies peak and Mount Washington.
Mr.. Nakano is tho first man known i'll
history to climb to the top OF Fusi in
winter.
IL he succeeds III his ambitious scheme
to establish u meteorological station
there, he Will not only be able to contrib
ute to the store of science, but he will
have tho satisfaction Of knowing that he
occupies the loftiest position in Japan.
Wo shall then have too, the spectacle
OF the man of today, with his scientific
Instruments, on the cloud capped noun
tain ut whose base tho weary pilgrim.
stepped in superstition, Encels and wor-
| ships, vivid picture of modern japan
New Y ork Herald
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
Ilc Backed Out.

CHOW, what do you wantP" asked tho
sharp noscd woman.
81 called to see If / couldn't sell YOU
some bakin powder, said the seedy gen
tleman with the struggling whiskers.
We'll, you can't sell no bakin powder
here, and l amt got no time to waste ON
poddlcrs anyway"
Come to think of it, aam," said the
scedy gcntlcinan as he fastened his valSc,
~ wouldn't kecr to sell you no powder.
inns hero little dinky kitchen of yours is
SO low in the collin that the bread wouldn' >;
nave no chance To rise. "-Indiunapolis
Journal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17

Whle Sking Flanue, silk heuitohed
stripesl 2c Ito
fol Meu' Fine
Bow" N" SI nmrt Man enHmee Roman gold plated
u ste SIX SIX iehod lace trimmeda 500 37lc.
EN- R Thi metal engraved
rAhes 'lack oik Betting 800 yard. "
ap riy Dd not go fast enough 25cso 1910 package
Mhio swiss dnlinntiye dots for debusne, 25c yard.
lnf sh Long Cloth for
hoy windsor Soarfs. silk, 1900
Nt lot OF Dress
OF line goods reduced 'NNo' 'niiion
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17

tear chung for an Instant to her curry
ing lash. Her lip quivcrcd.
Il have quarrelcd with my husband"
II thought YOU We're two souls with but
G single thought"
90 That WAS just the trouble. 1 wanted
to use it for spring millinery, while he
wished to devote it to the new baseball
rules"
All OF which goes to further illustrate
how foolish it is TO get married without
IL second thought. Detroit Tribune
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
All tho World Loves IA Lover.

All the world loves n lover, even n
soulloss board OF education. That stolid
body i'll Atlanta has roinstated Miss
Laura Morgan, one of the principals of
the Girls High school in that city, whose
position WAS forfeited by marrying her
sick lover to nurse him. In addition. the
bride has been granted one month S leave
OF absence, with fun pay, to enjoy her
honeymoon. All honor and praise to the
gallant board Now York Times.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
When Maria jane Ia Mayor.

When Maria James elected to tho mayorslty
chair.
There'u DO many wrongs corrected that are
now apparent there.
Tho sidewalks will be carpeted, the streets
swept thrice a day,
The alleys be IL fragrant as fields Of new
nown hay
What with parties and receptions and occs.
sionally a bail
There will be "a transformation around the city
hail.
And each ward in the city will DO represented
then
By lovely alderwOmen instead OF horrid alder
men.
When Maria Jane is mayor. none but ladies
will, OF course,
BE appointed members of tho city police force
And in their bloome- uniforms they'll look so
very sweet
The gang" to be arrested will consider 1t
treat.
Tho stores will he compelled to have bargain
sale each day,
And for chewing gum and soda you will not be
asked to pay.
On great reforms win be projected all the
wrongs will be corrected,
Hhen Ahria James elected to tho Innyoralty
chair.
Chicago Record
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
Literary Profit.

Does Wogglcs manage to make his
works OF fiction payy"
Well, replied the good natured man,
he makes some of them profitable He
wrote Il little article which, to my positive
knowledge, brought him in quite sum of
money.
What was it about?"
ut began Thirty days after date 1
promise. "--Washington Star.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
How About the IYomon2

The Indiana man who has ten ex-wives
living should DO suppressed on general
principles. Negative polarity is demon
aizing. York Recorder.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17

THE financial situation" said the
major, lis coming to n fine point.
You're right" replied the editor,
and how that l think of it here S Il due
bill CT yours for $40. Atlanta Consti-
tuition
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR FRESH PROvI SIONS ANB
pr STender Tor the Nayy-fard, Norfolk, w.
Ehay, ., ls95.-Sea cd proposals. endor cd "PTo-
y sal Tor Ftesh Provisions nnd Provender f.,
the Navy ard, NOffJk Va, to be opened Juus
., lo9o VIII lie received ut the ireau of Suppies
uh II oletces, noon. June5, 1895, and public
oleLed lm edia ely there alter to furnish 10 tho
Norio Ntvy-l ard 5O,OJ1 pounds fresh beef % -
ponnus lresh vegetables $1,000 pounds resu br, ad
yII,,oo pounds Ice, 'ls2 quantits Of proyendct
IN, ariiccs must conform to the Navy standard
anu pt,s the u,ual naval inspect u. blank pro-
pbsals will lie fur ish ed upon application 10 tho
Nav Pay 0hi,e Norfolk W The attent!on %
nirnufacturers Ant rs is nvit d The bid.
q otner things belt z ,vdai, decided by lot. The
10 rejec any or al bid not emed ivanta .eous
tn The erument. EDWIN STEWART Paw
muster "eherai, U. ; n myl7-2taw2w.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE sIJpEp-
VS. M ARCHlTECr Washinpton. u. G.. Mar
tGh, 1875. SEALED PROPOSALS will be e,eiyea
NJ inns office until O'clock D. III. on the 18th ,gp
o' May, ieg5, acd openel imme lately thereafter
itr AL the material. labor and appliances required
Tor ling the fOun"Gtion tor the L. 5 P.stoffro
Courthouse nd Cu,tonhouse at NEWBERS
North Carolina in accordance with the drawine
snu sntcihcatiru, co. les of whirh NAV he had NJ
inns ON or at the Office OF the Suuerint. nd mt M
Ncwtern, \. c. Each bid must be accompanied
Wy certified check for not less than PEI
cent o. the amount of the proJ osa. The right In
reserved TO reject any and all bids and TO waive
any detect or infor paity in any bid should a. 10
uteMeu IN The interest the Govern III mi 10 do q
All olosa re cived after the time Ell aed will 10
r'"rne u The bidders. irp1 IS must he en-,
Tor T. hing the foundation for L. s Postoiice>
Courthouse and Customlioise MT Nowrern -
and addressed TO WIN. MARTIN AIKEN SUI or.
yising Architec. myil-6t,eod
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
A Terrible Middle.

Hypnotism may be a cure for dipso-
mania, bnt what is going to be the cure
for hypnotism?-Chicago Record.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
Greater NorfOlk's
Great Store.

bUBBLES-Beginnlng Wednesday, boy will blow
Dg bubbles in window showing off the Balloon Bubble
Blower Boys, girls big folks--blow your troubles away
blowers, 1oc; Soap, dozen.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
uoo~e~ee oeeeeeuaoaeaoenAa.
III S. SECOND Sr.,
RIcHMoNu. W..
November 10Th, lSQ3


November 10Th. 1893.
PAUL PRATT, Ag . Il chmond. Va:
Dear II: Name months ago I camo
, TO yoI perfect wreck nervous, nm
) strung, uiseStion very bah. AMI liver
ans kidneys Ill very much diseased 7
tolition. | had nst the use II INV
right arm for fifteen months an was (
III a general eciine. After us NO the Z
polse for only II ftw weeks I began
to improve aud am to day able to do
, a much work as | ever did. and am
stu Improving. thou IN i have II ed
the Eiettropolso rtthcr irregularlv. Z
lhe fltciropoise " made for No
lor Il meets my case exactly have
used il Oh my little girl under your
direct on. for severe b ious al
tuck, a'companiel by fever. with the
, very happiost effects. l would not
} take 5 ,hnn for my El ctroI Disc; IT il
worth that TO me alone ami its merits I
in my child's Gaze makes II much
more valuable. With my bost wishes 4
for your continued success, | am.
yours truly,
GEORGE W. DUKE.
OF Duke IL Johnson, Builders.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17
h. c. K0ggdTd & Co.,
Real EStatc& Rental Agents.
i26 MAIN STREET,
PHONE No. 10

FOR EENT--ly. iOa 4u5 i07 and ana
Highland avenue l26 willoughby. 42O Bar.
ter, Ainitpy, 4OI PArn ~ Iunstall lol.
~, l6j, l'a and 40 Chapel with nc 'ern
improvements: 2l2 lank, l23 Bermuda. 7s
Char iotte, 30 Cumberland, II and Is Chspei
l'5 Berimuda. rooms store corner Lhnrch
and hsriotte wood ward Oh Bermuda street-
nice store in Berkeley, corner Liberty AMI
Eienth street,; co ttnge NJ ir- inia Beach
FOX SAlE-PwO houses IN Naltbv ave.
nus "ue Oh Wiloughby. two on CLAW one
on Kelly. Nv on Iunstall, three on High.
land, one on Park, two on Loyitt, four
DITCH IL" he on Nlchn un str x o. 10.
ve ''n"ni: Io's on Freemascn, Corprov.
Boush, Highland. Kelly, Princess Anne ave.
nue. aud III iuntersville. Also Farms, largo
and small.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-17

For electric fans and ventilating fans
OF al kinds. address K. r.. Cobb, No.
~ Roanoke avenue, Norfolk, We.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-04-24

raignmeat, plead guilty and was sentel-
ced to pay fine of $l.0o and costs and to
be imprisoned in the Parish jill CD days.
State vs. j. II. Tuttle. EmbeXzIemcnt.
Motion to quash indictment argued, sub
mitted and taken under Amusement.
State VS.. Alouzo Brown. Aggravated
Assault. Case tried, submitted ard YER
dict of not guilty rendered by the jury.
State vs. Prince Williams. Assault and
Battery. Accused waived arraignment,
plead not guilty and asked for trial by
jury. Trial fixed for Thursday, April 70,
State VS.. Isane Johnson, larceny. Ac-
cused arraigned, plead not guilty and
asked for trial by jury. Trial fixed for
Wednesday April 9th.
State VS.. Frank Wade. Aggravated
Assault. Case tried, pursuant to assign
ment and submitted to the jury, who
rendered verdict of guilty, but recon-
mended him to the mercy of the Court.
He was accordingly sentenced to pay u
fine of 81 90 and costs and to be confined
in the parish Jail for 80 days.
| State VS.. Frank Wade, carrying con.
cealed weapons. Nolle Prosequi entered
and accused discharged.
State vs.. Scrap Stewart, aggravated
assault. Nolle Prosequi entered and &C
cused discharged.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-04-24

SUDDENLY CLosED.-The bar.
Der shop in the Daigre building
on Second street, which was un
to have been doing a
good business, suddenly closed
one night last week and the man
in charge, who went by the name
# Babb, departed between two
Suns. The cause Of his sudden and
unexpected departure is not known
but rumor says that he has been
guilty of some ''crooked" transac,
tons and discovering that his
whereabouts we're known, con.
cluded thst he had better decamp
while time yet remained. The
proprietor of the barber shop, Mr.
Paul A. Russell, has been absent
for some time playing base ball in
New Orleans and left Babb in
charge, with the result that hi
left the shop without any one il
charge and his customers nov
have to seek other tonsOrial par
lors.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-04-24
KNOCKED DOWN BY A b.
CYCLE.

We stated last week in reference
20 tie bicycle ordinance passed by
the City Council at its last regular
meeting, that it was not sufficient
~ comprehensive to protect pc
destriaps from the danger Of col
lision with careless bicyclists, uu
less it was made applicable to the
sidewalks of all the streets and BIZ
cycle riders restricted to the mid
die of the street, like the drivers
of other vehicles.
A case has since occurred, which
strongly emphasizes the correct
ness Of our position. Mr.. Dennis
McManus was knocked down and
run over several days ago by a
bicycle near the Methodist church,
on Third street. While he did not
receive any serious injury from the
collision, he yet sprained his
wrist III his attempt to avoid being
precipitated to the ground. We
have also heard Of several other
collisions of this character, but az
they have not been reported to us
Ivy the principals to the transac'
tons, we refrain from mentioning
their names.
Our neighbor1ng city Of Monroe
has passed a stringent bicycle or.
dinance, prohibiting the riding OF
bicycles on the sidewalks of any
of the streets within the fire dis
trict. Bicycles are also required
to be provided with an alarm
which Can be- heard at distance
Of one hundred feet and with I
red light or danger 81 gnal at night
Every rider Of bicycle is also re
CURED to sound the alarm at
distance of not less than thirt,
feet before passing corner O
crossing and sound the same a
rapid intervals or cause continu
/ Gus signal, until the corner 0
crossing has been passed. The
! arc also required to stop and dix
mount from the vehicle when pass
! ing ladies or children and mus
5 give the right Of way to all othe
/ pedestrians on the sidewalk
where bicl Gle riding is. not abs'
i lutely prohibited.
t In our opinion, the same stri'
gent provisions are as necessary
Alexandria as in Monroe, and tt
:. sooner All ordinance of simili
character is enacted, the soon'
will safety to pedestrians be a
sured.