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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02
"RI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo s:s6 P NJ Pullman vesthue Day
coaches Paro- Cars. Dnins-fa service. Meals -
carte Connects at Buffalo with through s'eepers TO
.12,25. 1910 p NJ daily except Sunday for MATCH
CHUNK and Inter mediate points. .o,.
sl2:SS. 1.1S T. NJ. Sundays only. Tor EASTON.
MATCH CHUNK the coal branches -
.I:25, 40 r. ~. daily. except sunday FOR WILKES
pARRE PITTsTON. SCRANTON. and principal !n'erme
date stations Connects for all points in coal regions
chair Wilkssbarre.
sARRE PiTTsTOX SCRANToN. and principal uterine
date stations Connects for ell points In coal regions
pullman Buffet paf.or Car 70 Wi.keshsrre.
ASS, S:f5 =. - DAILY for EASTON snt ln,ermeta',
.5,bJ, GAO y. 81. daily cxcsp, SUNDAY. Express for
satington and principe intermediate stations Connects
for Reading and HARRISBURG Chair N Slatnrtcn
sO,55. ZOO p NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all noins West. Pullman sleeper vestihris
train ~ Y 10 Chicago sleepers 20 Buffalo and Toronto
i55. $40 P. daily, except SUNDAY. stopping only
at SOUTH PLAINFIELD. EASToN. BETHLEHEM.
MAUCH CNuNK. l. r. JUNCTION. sAYRE GEN-
Sleeper for Buffalo None but sleeping passengers
sS,55. 300 r ". dany 10Y ITHACA. GENEVA.
ROCHESTER BUFFALO. MAG IRA FALLS. ana ell
pon, West Pulimen seApers 10 ~ikesbsre and Ithaca
Additional local trains dsi, eNcep, sunday for POi'ED
BROOK intermediate points leave es follows .s;&.
900 !. NJ. 'l:5j go $3.50 ieo. and 'b;55. G;s0 r ~
Tickets Pulln e accommodations Al III. 26l 2IJ
sSS and l323 Broadway 81 r. IAN St li6 r. l2jth
a.. 1917 Bowery =. y $40 Fuiton.st.. Court 81. 9s
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
Y Transfer c. Will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through TO des'inaton.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

COOK.-A good cook IN all branches; long
city references: will DO some washing.
Address Il Clarkson-si.. Let floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02
LEADING consrrs.

'iAt FRENCH CORSETS, long
vsisfed. low bust: very best ard latest
UyRs. sptcla. abdominal corssis. Send for
s'eulG. Y. :.AC. 81 IVES: 23d-st.
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Railroads.
pen NSYLVANIA
Railroads.

RAILROAD.
i & yf aND EFFECT
Streets = ays minutes later than that given below Tor
7.3o A; y. FAST MHiI.-ralman Bane rarlor ca, Car
to pi.tsburS Sleeping Car PitseuE 10 on'
FAf Fl H,srisr aaf ffy.i"a
o o ss bcsso pnR 1ns md S"a
iHaa9spSls Loaisrls St t'f Icais 'o'e''.
$50 2: " CHICAGO AND 81: LOUIS EXPEEss.-
5sS i r. &E ne fnSS"' Sssss s.
esdS fsGfR ss'q!SnyR
S.rf c,neinnsti indanapOlis st. ioss n,
Msh ARP BY sT , s s on.
Ms 4a psr Tqndsy Sc soacH Fsr rs ard
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo. except
Saturday.
WASHINGTON AND THE scuTH.
7ss SIS 90 o,a5 Dining caD 1885 a. M j? 49, -;
- m lDISn. F%Ps a,i f. 10
aanaay Pa IsS ga snd o Dining Cars ss D"ns
sot1iRsS 'R'af wfA' ias % a "s" night
ATLASTIc COAST LINE-Espre's, sa' a. m and IS
foR o5 hDIS Sp M aay m
sisAS5iS IS Z 3 'v: sa's
I?s S' as& f Ss s %.: 0it1a
sS 8FsSs s1,:i sS f S sS ri; ias
m su civs. 9i5 m. SIS ..
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Is. 7:5 I.55 SO $50 - % 80 Penna Idmi',, a.'
lllnlnG Carl. lO55 II 81 a. m. II 10. LOO. .'n t"'
- ~ Dining Carr i.55 Dining carr 90 .Dining
taI) W. 100, S55 =. ~. 10 night Sundays o.Io
80. So sos, ?.@5. %, GAmited 90. 100 ~ m.
Loo dining Carr, 800 i.25 Dining carr. 40 dining
can 3& Dining Carr. I 10 80. SO D. M L. ~
night
7s S Sr 'f @ ss wen II
Station and stations o. Desbrosses and Tort
landt STREETS: 4 Court street, Fulton street. rs
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station. Rrookyn:
Station, Jersey city The New-Yorh Transfer Com.
pany will cali for check baggage from hotels and
residences through destination.
J. II. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A first class Iaundress. having
no children occupying a house 10 herself.
living on the outskirts 81 the city. 10 take
all washing Of private family every
week Address j.. Box 3l5. 22I Bway.
WANTED. To " a short distance from
New YORK., a most worthy person. as
good cOOh ard TO assist with waFhins
mus, undsTsinnd the care Of milk. Call
Tuesday. between - and 1880. a, Is Fast
i2d St. bringing references.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRIcES.-50O second-hsn nd
wood and ron working mschines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and sx-
chsngcd. GEORGE u. EDDY. COS Madi-
bonsf.
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DREssMAKING.


A--A.-A .--COCTURTE FKAStAIsE,
formerly with Stern Eros. latest fail 1nl
winter styles for costumes. capcs ana
Jackets. ladies' materials made ~. estl-
mates given: rcmodelirg. reisons5le
prices snort notice. Nine. BENITEAU
ANDERSON. 23S 6'h-ave.. near iJth-st.
A IRsr.cLAss DHEssMNKEK. GOOD
litter. wants position In a family 10 do
the dressmakins and act as companion:
highest reference. Address Box 100. IA
Sth-aye.
CLEARWATER. home or day; cloaks al
tered; plush steamed; sealskln garments
remodrlled redyed, repaired. made int
capes. collarettes and jackets. GRElo'
1871 West ood-N.
pREssMAKER.-M Madame Gully. ioo
ives, 45th- ST.. formerly With Connolly.
5th-aye.: yerfectiopI guaranteed IN every
thing pertaining II shigh-clns. dr.ssmak
ing: Russian blouse. evening dresses. eve.
csnc. 81 fur. selvei. etc. remodelled into
the Russian blouse! home or b. day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. Automatic Ilock signals.
On and after November 81. 1897.
stations IN New York :0ut OF Liberty 80.
ana Whitehall Terminal.


Four tracks. Automatic lIock signals
On and after November 3D. 1897.
stations IN New York :opt OF Liberty 80,
and Whitehall Terminal
Trains foot 81 Liberty -
4s0 7:I5 $40 4. NJ. ~ NJ. TO Easton ia. 81 40
20 go t. Fostorb \. NJ. l.op $50 900 =. NJ
l:lo 80 &:15 T. " Srndays iDo 4. "
Reading II 80 A. NJ. no 1880 t20n 40 - hHtd-
ine, .3O S:is 900 Ra1dinei T.. NJ. l2:l5 night.
SUNDAYS i.30 \ NJ. leo eco. 800 to Reading. $40
600 +. NJ. II II night. ~.
For Sunbuiy I,wisburg and wnamsport. a. 80. 500.
a:IO \ NJ ITO l.3o. 800 y. NJ sundays. 4,3o \. NJ.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &.
For Bans. Long Branch Asbufy fniN. ot'sn
Grove points south 20 Point Pleasant. 40. $50
II 30 \ Al 20. fi $40 Red Bank only. t.l5 40,
53S G:l3 NJ SUNDAYS tstops az lntefakrn f'r Asoury
Park ana Grove 300 d".i3 Red Bank onip 4 NJ.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 40 A. NJ 1.+j $40. i.io p. NJ SUNDAYS. 1913
4 NJ
For Fs-mireisi@. Toms River. Bsrresai Park. aad
Barnrzst $50 $50 \ ". as. i:4o T. N Sundays
For Atlantic C,. vn-anl and GiiGge'cn. i:2o 4. ii.
For Monmouth beach. ssatrvh, snd Highlands -
Say@sink 40 $50 II - \ -. 80. as AS, so,
ass Y. NJ SUNDAYS 800 4. NJ. 100 r 81
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LEhlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Station foot Of West osd-st penn. r. r. cor'ard or
Desbrosses
Indicates time frNm West c31-s Other figures show
time from Cortlanct Desbrosses st.
'0!1S, 0;4O 4 NJ. daily Sunday '6:t5 A. I'D for
MArCH CHUNK and intermediate stations. -
's:55 S:f5 A, VI. daily Tor WII.KESBARRE. SCRAN-
TON week days. EIMlRA week days, ITHACA.
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and the West an ,rlncipal local points dnias car and
chair Buffalo.
IOi25 IO;SO a. NJ. Sundays only ,or Bound Brook
enl Intermediate stations, .-
.iO,25, 1880 A. " daily except Sunday for MAUcH
CHUNK and intermediate points
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FRENCH LINE
CSOMPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlantiQue

DIRECT LINE TO HANRE-PARls. FRANCE.
From Pier 40. North River. foo. Morton ST.
LA TOURAlNE. santeli. Sat. Nov. & 10 a..
LA BRETAGNE Rupc ........: sat. Nov. 10. 10 a.
Rates Of First Glass " Y. 10 Paris $50 and
upwards by all steamers except La Touraine, including
railway and landing charges Buffet Parlor
Car seats free Second class Paris sJ47
A. FORGET General Agent. Bowling Green. n Y.
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4 DvrRTis.siENFS ard SUI scilptIons fer The Trlbun.
"a received Al thclr Uptown OfIcc. so. l2i2 Broadway
"a door north Of 3Isst. until O'clock p m advertise
received following branch Offices regular
on!ce rate. urd ,'c3ck ?. M viz 25i shave e. g.
CO.. 23d-s: Ia G,n-avc i2h-st.; Mocys. 9th
Vest 42d-st Gih-aye; 81 East ith-st; 81 West
42c-s. btue .n 1th ana Sth i59 East 47ti- 33s
slave between ,Gh and nth SITS ops 81 ave 0lsi
~ Tcs lsi-ave soth-st GO 2d-ave sls,s,.
3aj Bcsckers'.:
ave go East 7gth-s..: l.o2i Sd ave: 2.oo2 %
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Dutlic Notifies.


FINANCE DEPARTMENT BUREAU FOR THE COL
LECTION or TAXEs, NO. 81 CHAMBERS
STREET STEWART BJILDING
New York November LIST, 1897.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
N Office Is hereby given by the Receiver OF
~ Taxes the city Of New York 10 al persons
taxes for year 1927 remain unpaid the nTsi day
November % said that unless the shall be
paid him at hs once or before the first day Of
december said h" viii charge receive
upon such remaining unpaid that div. f.
addition 10 the Of such p"r cenium on
thereof and charge receive and collect
such remaining unpaid the hr& DAY Of Jan
the thereof
Of seven per crntum per snnrm, - ne calculated
october /. 1897 the day which h~
g1ils therefor delivered sai
Pecei,sr ~ Taxes date payment ~ provided
Sections sac sii and $40 CT the New York CITY
so.ldation Act OF 1882
DAVID T.. AUSTEN. Receiver o. Taxes.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions TO The Tribune
. n,rd t,efr No Rroad
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4 DvERTisEMENrs and suhscripticns 10 The Tribune
"A received AZ their Uptown Once No I2i2 broadway
ID door north unit. O'ciCck y. In advertise
ricns received thu following branch Office. az regular
cor. 2:d.st 6,h-aye l2th.st. Mays 6.h-ave
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YNO VENEZUELA.

Steamers 0. TIE RED D. LINE untsr mail con-
.Isc, with Uried STA es Government. t:e appointed
10 sail from I,ohcrt pier ETooh.r.
For Ia GuAyra ID: Caracss,. Puerto caSe.o Curacao
ara Ha.acLioo, Via Curacao
SIS CAraCAS...........1 Thursday. November l. / p.
IS VENEZUELA. 80. sasufda,. November H. D.
PHILADELPHIA. We lnsaiay. November 81 / y.
BOULTON. BI.ls9 K DAlLErr
General Managers. 40. l35 FULTON -
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COOKS NILE STEAMERS.

Our frs,-cass Tourist Steamers Will leave CAIRO
Tor the FIRST CATARACT:
Rameses the Nov. 30 Haneses the Great, Dec 81
Ram&es III Dec. - Rameses Dec 2s
Weekly saings thereafter DAHABEAHS and sPE-
clAL STEAMERS for private parties.
THOs. COOK SON 2sl & les broadway y Y.
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OLD DGRlDNOOR] l0RJ[E.
CCNARD LINE.

CCNARD LINE
AZ TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
From, Pier 40 y. r. foot OF Garrison 81.
Etruria. Nov. g. p NJ Lu,ania. Nov. %. 80 A. NJ
campaniaNov 1871 80 AN EtruIia. Dee. T. p NJ
Cmbria Nov. 90 / p NJ Csmpan.a. Dec H. $40 a. m.
VERNON H BROWN & CO. Gen. Agents
BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

MI aLlOhA cALHhNfltt Ai->.<Ss
49, TEXAS, So CAROLINA GA. AND FLA.
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued all
points Colorado Utah, Arizona California
!eo &c. Georgia Florida &C Erceiien, accommodations
Write I0-page Pocket Guide (mailed free).
e " MALLORY co Gen Agts Pier 20 Y r. y Y
BANANA RAILROAD.
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
Connecting lsihniUs for az, West Coast Ports Of
Mexico Central ana South America
STEAMERS sal from rier foo, Yves, 21th-st Y Y
AYIJASt,A. .Nar. TO- noon ADVANCE. Nov 20 noon
Fer rates apply at CoTYanyz Office, 20 Broadway
TOiH H'if. Tfafac Manager
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-23
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

The following was adopted At a Joint
meeting of the Home and Foreign MIS-
sionary Societies of the First PresDy-
terrain Church. Monday, February I'D,
1897:
God in His all-wise providence has
called from a life of greatest useful
ness TO her reward our friend and CO.
worker. Mrs. d. a. Cunningham.
We would turn our hearts in eager
desire TO know the lesson God intends
TO teach us in the removal OF her whose
irreparable loss we deeply mourn.
We would miss nothing of the benefit
God intends. and bow TO His Will,
hoping for the rich blessing which FOL
lows submission.
Resolved. That the unwearled WoIk
accompanied by the work Of faith IN
the Lord of the Harvest that charac-
terized all her years of service in the
cause of missions, should be an IN
spiration to us in our labors in the
same cause and an incentive IN redouD-
ling our efforts and cOnsecratlng more
of time. self and means.
Resolved. That we express our pro-
found sympathy with the bereaved nus
DdQQ, realizing hCChls -" -
but rejoicing in the assurance that the
consultations of the blessed Gospel are
his. THE stone that is deeply cut
the diamond which is carefully pol
ished. the metal that is piled with in
tense heat, must have proved to be OF
worth"
Resolved. That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of our soci-
cites and a copy be sent to our pastor
Rev. DR.. d. A. Cunningham, to
'.Woman's Work for Woman, the
Home Mission Monthly and to our
daily newspapers.
MRS. FREDK H. WILLIAMS,
MRS. S. l.. JEPSON,
MRS. ALFRED PAUL..
MRS. ROBERT WHITE,
MRS. NJ. OFT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-23
SMALL TALN
Miuor Matters Of In.,.s,r iris iy Ia Piss
lily TO d

Mino- Matters of In ., - 81 i5ris .iy a n PIES
lily TOO
The b. & o. pay car passed through
yesterday and made the employees happy
Don't forget the concert by the English
Lutheran Church choir, at Arion hail.
Thursday evening.
Mcdonald Bros. have the contract for
building "a rear addition to the residence
of Supt. Thompson. of the gas works.
A number of chickens have been
slaughtered on the South Side recently by
street cars. I'm these instances the fender
would not work.
VIII Citizen Taxpayer send his name
to this office? 1t is not desired for pub
LEGATION. but that We may know who our
contributors are.
The Silver Leaf Club will celebrate
their second anniversary at Mozart han
next Saturday evening. The Liberty band
will furnish the music.
Albert Foster. well-known 3. & O..
brakeman. had his left hand badly crush
ed between the bumpers of freight coup
ling on the b. & O. on Sunday afternoon.
John Fritz was arrested yesterday on
the complaint Of assault preferred by his
wife. Annie Fritz The ease came up be
fore Squire Fitzpatrick, but was dismiss
ed.
The funeral Of the late Caroline c. Mey-
or wife of Charles F. Meyer took place
Yesterday afternoon at the German Luth-
eran church. on South Market street. The
interment was private at Mt. Zion.
The household goods Of John Shrader
were levied upon yesterday by Constable
Anderson TO settle claim of Mrs. II. Au-
Der for sl6 rent The goods were levied on
AT the 3. 4 O. depot. where they had been
taken for shipment to Snowden. Pa.
Squire Fitzpatrick has divided his office
by a handsome iron railing Henceforth
i'm all cases the witnesses. justice and at
torueys will not be hampered by being
mixed with the spectators. as the latter
will have to remain on the outside of the
railing.
John Hans a popular saloonkeeper Of
South Jacob street. died Sunday and the
funeral will take place this afternoon.
The deceased was a member of the Red
Men and the Druids. and also of the Mo-
Fart Singing Society. A chorus Of the lat
ter organization will sing at the funeral
to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-23
RESULT OF THE Rains.
Will Have a Big River But No
Flood.
The Monongahela is Coming Out
Strong, but the Rains Did Not
Cover the Valley ofthe Allegheny.
The Bulk of the Storm was South
of Wheeling No Cause for APP
prehension.

The indications at midnight last night
were shat we would have high river
but not a food.
The big rain swept across the country
little too far to the South to make the
rivers cut any unusual figure around here.
The center Of the storm appears to have
been in about the latitude of Huntington.
and from that city north as far as Parkers-
burg. and back to the Virginia State line
they had water to sell, while in Middle and
Western Kentucky the loss was even
greater than in West Virginia.
From Parkersburg to the upper end of
the Panhandle. the rains have been
steady and general and did not reach the
proportions further south, while about
Pittsburg they We're still lighter, and up
the Allegheny they only amounted to
drizzle. This latter fact is what saves us.
The Monongahela Will come out big and the
Youghiogheny fairly, while the Allegheny
will not be effected, or only in slight de-
gree Here the rainfall M to eight o'clock
last night as observed by Schnepf. was
146 inches, counting from p. m. Sunday.
This is a big rain, but it don't mean
washout.
The Geographic columns of this morn
ing's Register cover the full sweep of the
storm in this State, with such incidental
outside references as are Of interest here
1t will be seen that the streams.are high in
proportion as they are followed south. but
much Of the water has to sweep around by
way of Fairmont Morgan,own and Pitts
burg. and will be here later-about We'd
nesday morning. That there has been
food i'm the valleys of the tributaries to
the Monongahela is shown by the figures.
Weston and Clarksburg were partially UNI
der water last evening. Fairmon; reported
a big river. Morgantown had twen;y-tour
feet at nine o'clock and risiEg five inches
an hour while Fi,tsbu repc-ted seventeen
feet at the same hour and rising.
Al midnight last night It was still raining,
and until it stops it will be impossible to
make anything like accurate predictions
but unless the unexpected happens twenty
five feet at Piusburg and about thirty here
would appear to be about the right thing
10 look for
All the creeks i'm this vicinity ran out
strong yesterday and last night but no re-
ports of damage or loss were received from
any locality near 10 Wheeling.
Details will be found on the first page
and in the regular river column of this
issue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-23
NEWS WHICH is GOOD NEWS TO
WOMEN.

1t is a fact that women who suffer
from female complaints and are con-
sequently weak, tired, nervous, dragged
out and full of pains and aches, do not
have the same opportunity to be cured
as do the residents of the great cities
where the most successful specialist in
female diseases reside. DR.. Greene, OF
35 West 14th St, New York City who
has the largest practice in the world
and who is without doubt the most sue
cessful specialist in curing female com
plants. offers to give free consultation
bv mail 10 all women suffering from
these distressing weaknesses, dis
charges. pains and Irregularities. Write
at once and we promise Dr. Greene VIII
cure you.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-23
Holm HANS DEAD.

Mr.. John Hans died Sunday evening.
February 21st 1897 after an illness Of
about three weeks. Deceased was born in
I-rexweiller Kreis SAINT Wendell Rheim
Preussen. Europe. He was aged iG years
rs DAYS. He was born on February 5th
1851. came to America on the Dist Of March
1851. was married in 1SS6 to Mrs. Dora. Bis
choff born Kraft. Deceased belonged TO
order of Druids and Red Men. Funeral
will take place on Tuesday at three
o'clock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-23
Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF In
dviduals

DAILY InrOlICIe OF VHe NIOFVIHVH'7 u III
dividuals
Frank Bycott. Of South Eoff street. is
visiting i'm Martins Ferry.
Miss Annie Darrah, of Tiltonyille, is Wis
iting relatives I'm the East End.
Mrs. Hugh Harrison and daughter Miss
Ida. have recovered from serious illness.
Mrs. O. c. Crane of Terra Alta. who has
been visiting friends i'm the city for sew
eral days. left for his mountain home yes
terday afternoon
Harry Johnson. of the East End. Pitts
burg. who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. II. Ebeline Of the South Side, re-
turned home last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-23
is IT TRUE?


To the Editor Of the Register.
Sir:-Is IL true that the Board Of Edu-
cation has had on deposit in some of the
banks i'm the city sums averaging $4,000
up to $4,000. for which not one cent OF
interest was received. 7 understand that
considerable sum of the peoples money
has been so kept for number of years.
The financial end Of the Board Of Edu-
cation should look after this matter and
Jet the public know something about what
is going on. If the funds amount to so
much cannot the school taxes be reduced?
We are paying too much taxes i'm the city
of Wheeling anyhow
FOURTH WARD.
February 81. 1897.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-23
DUNLAP HAT OPENING

will open on Thursday, February
o.. a full line of Dunlaps latest spring
blocks of Silk. Derby and Soft Hats, as
we'll as all other leading styles for
spring and summer wear. Call and see
the only and correct shapes.
c. S. NOBLE,
Successor to Noble Bros, No. A
Twelfth street. Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-23

The Deacon's Daughter" Mr.. Arch
ibald A. Gunter, one of the best known
American authors, wrote this play for
the late Annie PiXley, who died. leav-
ing a fortune Of two hundred thousand
dollars. Since then the author has
been looking around for a soubrette TO
step into Miss PiXley's path and has
succeeded by putting this play in the
hands OF the pretty and well-known ac-
tress. Miss Lillian Kennedy. which will
appear at the Grand the first half Of
next week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-23
IN SOCIETY.

A social organization styled Sixteen
Pretty Girls was entertained yesterday by
Miss Kate Howard. at her home. corner
Thirty-ffth and Eoff streets. The time
was agreeably spent in euchre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-23
LOW RATES TO WASHINGTON FOR
THE INAUGURATION.

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad will
sell round-trip tickets to Washington,
D. c.. from all stations on its lines
east of the Ohio river, for all trains
March 1. >. 8. and all trains on the
morning of the 4th that reach Wash
ington not later than noon, at rate of
two cents per mile in each direction,
valid for return journey until March
Sth inclusive.
The rate from stations in the vicinity
will he as follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-23

ATTENTION BUTCHERS ANJ BREW
ESS.
For comfort, warmth aud durability wear
Our Celebrated All Wool Knit Jacket ana
Comfort Coats. They are tae best and the
cheapest Popular prices. All lines again
roDnlete {. HESS Il SONS,
+. shio laDIe Tailors and Gents Fdrnishers'
1921 and 1913 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-23
THREW AWAY HIS CANES

Mr. D. Wiley, eX-Postmaster. Black
Creek, y. Y, was so badly afflicted
with rheumatism that he was only able
to hobble around with canes, and even
then it caused him great pain After
using Chamberlain Pain Balm he was
so much improved that he threw away
his canes. He says this liniment did
him more good than all other medi-
cines and treatment put together. For
sale at 80 cents per bottle by druggists
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-23
LOW RATES TO CHARLESTON FOR
THE INAUGURATION.

The Ohio River railroad will sell ex-
cursion tickets to Charleston on March
Cd and Sd at one fare for the round trip.
Return limit March 9Th, 1897
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-23
Register
NDTICE OF REMOVAL.

ar. c. =. Aschman. practice limited TO
Z Ne, Ear. Nose and Throat, has removed
his Office To the Exchange Bank Building
Room ,. Entrance on Twelfth street.