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New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA


1A11HoA
srATdoNS ANn rs foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRp STREET
cartlnn,i, or Ihs ,esyinS time from De-sros.e. and
hat given below i. for mTe n9se, ser Than
nntion' ns rHcept where otherwise aotea-
C5saSe~ Se~ York TO Pi'tsbqTg sleeping
sssS ssS M FAST LINEPie61Srs atSdlS and Cleveland
go Son,1a,M. a. VI. PENNsYLvA0IA I-sMT-'ED.-P-I,lran
,on caf. F6 slesPns e Dining smoaF oo-ervs
4, .s ..Hsaiarnap.lis. Louisville st. Louis
'Pe For Nassy,uco W CHICAGO nc AND ST LOUIS ExPREss-
DO 2o,IPc p: NJ wEsTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago For
7aS 'Tfc Po NJ MsrcePs oS7aTqTday
spofis sfrIn St T Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville Indian
'SS SS,cac r; NJ PACIFIC ExPREss-For Pittseurs and
Route co5h nor Knoxville daily via Shenandoah Valley
sss issb,3 p MAIL AND EXPREss9 TtsR 1 u-.,
and we West aS xssBs s4s' sassy
1a aW.4.saHrSGTox AND THE SOUTH.
9s 6Dnns carr i0s5 Ssg ana Gsr ~ a % i2
s.ssiona Linn ahd o1r{5anf, % ni streets 299 g = Con- d
s1ndag aSl s55 Dining Carr p - 10 nigh,
sngsPTessOnal sPS;Hna Lin an ParaT ana Dinaz csrsS
night O'h'ns Carr. ass Dining Car, s.5 ,. II 10
sgiahasRN night ANY RArLwAY-Express s2s as p n 10
"orsfSLK ana SlJ AND WESTERN RAI1wAY-For Memphis
ATIANTIG A. g5 COAST IfSE1Ru14sss n 64ty s5u n and
cddEsAPaAKE dsys 5I5 = OHIO RAILwAY-7ss a. m week
FOB Wse8I 8LD PoINT GoMFoRr and NoRFoLK-rs,a
fSd4G and c6TtaGsTI G5TTasss s,- 20 De-sro.ss.
Bs pa1ior 3 cafs snd
FSPB For points iMs6,TIsS' On IsIS IS ys- weGkaay.
s25 snS = y third Street Statonl $50 a m Il 40
Cy-o,, ~ ~ 30 D. m Sundays - q. m, ass =
p so ? AZ orosses and Cortandt Streets. 90
-0N "'fO an. 10 D Sundays. Q ~ a. N. ID
e IN fr,.-. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
and Cprtandt Streets 2O0 : -. : -
80 Sd (S55 Penna. Limited 10 10 CDeshrosses
S C9rtIandt Streets 10 2O Dining carr ~
Iloo a. 1255 21O CDeshrosses Cortiantt
Ak 1r,s2O s2O ass %. ass 4e5. ar Dining Carr:
n m Ia aIns carr 555 Dining carr. T5S SA5 y
Limited q ~ ngnt gn sundays s 10 se5 - . . -
SIS nj Tj1 80 ah5 % Dining Carr 455 Dining Car,
IL g Q D m.
olces Nos. 461, qi5 1896 1874 III 26l Broad
way' Astor House West Twenty-third Station;
foot OF Desbrossss Cortiandt Streets.
Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street Broadway and
10y Inc New York Transfer Company viii call FOR
10 destination
road Cab Service
J. q HUTCHINSON 7 r WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r gent
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

SlEw ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANT.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS. The annual
meeting Il the Stockholders q the NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY will be
bode7 Office cf Company - Dev Street. Room
Rlo. l92 Borough Il Manhattan. The City New York.
y Y Monday. o May. ar
eleven following purposes
T. Directors ensuing
legally before the meeting
The transfer book VIII BE- closed from the Tth day OF
sA2rl The - Gay MAJ. both days Included.
BY Directors.
$. II. LEEDOA, Secretary
New York March 3ls-
Z your proxy the Secretary, he will afix
Szulv cancel proper United stamp.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

sarner Mas s 70 Lucas George
Nav No l. 1876 Madis6nrave years RS l-''. 90 900
st. $ POO # Of Gmstsrtan-ave demand 10000
Elias Kempner No il East ed st. ~ months, 2o614
DonoSan 2ith-st 2a5 # of Ilh-ave
ii6s # Of Madison ave years ...,.9... $4,000
trustees No 1877 Cherry-st 5 1900
Company 5gth-st n S, 2O5 # W Of 4th-ave.
Smith George NJ to broadway savings insttl.
ton Madtson-ave. W 3 % # OF s+th-st ooooo
Barker Frsaeriss Gorqse Marshall 20 oo
lyons JTemah g to United States Trust oo3 Com
Goidstein Abraham to Edward Hirsh and an
to IO1st-st 90 > years. 10000
OFT: John; to Emisrant Industrial Savings Bank
No 1872 3d-aye, year $1,000
oorneF eFo 11snst st isnFs L Faker 10000
' 2o9 # or 45haae aaey fenaP 10000
Rs2y p@5sr to alfred asan 80
Keller, Frances C, to Citizens' Savings Bank No
Same 70 la5 5000
Ginsberg Samuel TO Excelsior Savings Bank No ,oo
Same Same to to same same NJ No 5s @ East East s 1890
N20e cor y9hP w st. :! @ Ja9q9 10 % Hr
Ws6ei poTothea TO to trustees Of the New-YorS
Isa5 pr1gy, & @ ave; s. 90 ana 20 Il Of 81 ooo
Same. g aerma9 F Robinson, 7th-ave e 25 IT ,s
SANE :, william Einssaqd, rs: 5s9ays
cages each 21OOo
Of 13sth-st 8 years 21Ooo
SIS It of 7th-ave, 20x9O years...-....,. 1900
NfCYok Realty SG Of to wsst &sd Hsarn
years 80 900
Lippnsnns Israel, and another to Julius and ooo
Emile Sander. No "a 1st-st year.......... 10000
y -o,y. - -0-..y $1,000
6s as So 3 # Of eSss years $4,000
s.
New-York Realty Company to Alfred Hearn,
cosn %o and T S25s6 to 3o6n Ka
s ns come. b b St Inst Tsaiv ss a5 1900
West Broadway. n W corner Worth-st. year, 10000
Same to George and Ogden ChsoIm, trustees roo
No ST1 Canal-st. years 70 800
American Rea!ty M Company -. t9 Tn9n If Pine Sayiags
tends to 90 sSd ST sI7.5oo
n s7e # W OF Madtson-ave 3 years. $4,000
snce Company, Madson-ave corner s1st- o,o ooo
i85thst n a. 90 # OF Rider-ave years-..-~ 1900
Gle4nsn II Mar S' to Patrick Tighe No
2Sh5' s1 yeaFs and william H to the CITY lVoo
Mortgage Company. il2th-st 2s94 IT OF 90 ooo
same 5G SANE -CC 2sOOo
Hoffart' Charles and Caroline to the River
savings Institution, s4th-st 254s IT OF ooooo
Ives Mary B. Ralph Q Ives trustee etc, - ana
Mason Benjamin A to william Hoes, referse,
7 9s Isf,S os No we s.S 9e Years. par Of Rose m
New-York Realty Company TO American Mort
GssS yea so'iipA"y' oio"a"a - ..s.... 10000
Noble W. jr. and Blanche, to knicker-
I0stbs, 9o1 10 r. TO ioeb x1o6 1S months 15o
Phflips and p Hardy Estele
a AscR ,s anq another, 'rus'ees NO -' .. 1000
R11asd as william "a corner No ssthsr y 2s 900
Schneider Peter wife 10 the Dry DOCK
Sang ssyngs tn%Sssrsion' % -oale, " = ....e. II 600
same 10 same 2d-ave W $ 756 IT n of 6sth-st
3 it'''''
Smith or 9r9ond 9 81 - 5ba1e 10 1u \ wears ~ 900
STAFFORD william A H and another TO New,-fork
Eve and Ear Infirmary No 6O3 to 601 Wash ~ ooo
Won Lange Rudolph. New-York Realty CON-
Pany West End-aVs. ''''e' ...'.. 600
Ginsberg sSnusI s East 90 F9s estfst 1900
wabel Dorothea, Title Guarantee anG trust
company tS'!asb, 9aot vesr ......... 100000
~ - prcnerty year............
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
financial alcetlngs.

HEw ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
ITO STOCKHOLDERS: A special meeting of
-he Stockholders of the England Telephone and
ersiegra-h Company VIII be holden Office
t-orpa1y = De- Street Room No. 1O2 Borough
haitian. city OF New York Mondav. seventh
gay 8ey 1900 10 O'Clock in the forenoon the
following purpose
and upon thu recommendation Of the
Directors Company be
Creased from sI5 60. 900 $4,000 600.
Transfer ~ Saturday April
Tsh. Monday. May 7rh. 1890 both Included
THOMAS SHERWIN.
BENZ. DEAN,
W r. ELLIOT
Il -. PARKER.
ALEXANDER COCERANE.
JOHN +. HUDSON,
STEPHEN SALISBURY,
4 majority Of the Directors.
: LEEDOA. Secretary.
New York. March 3Ist.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
KEW YORK OFFICE OF
TIE sNFERICAN COTTON OIL CO..

y Beaver St. y. Y. city, May lst. 1900
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this com
nary has this say declared semi-annual dividend
THREE PER CENT upon the Preferred stock Of this
Ccnuan~ navsble on June Is 1900 AZ the Banking
Winslow. Lanier a. CO, Il Nassau street. Ne"
The Preferred Stock Transfer Books vii De closed at
J,ra 95 100 ' JI-STI,S L. RALPH. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
-rosby stree

OF lien satisfy which
o. interest thereon rom March
2Sn 1900. expenses S3a4 - interest
Of sale. Approxil amount
or taxes. etc be paid by Referee $50 20 and IL
tsresr
DATED NEW YORK April 20th. 1900
GEORGE " ELLIS Esf---s
STRONG q CADwALADER.
Plaintiffs AtJlrueys Wall Street Borough % Manhat
CIV
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
Real estate.

ST LOUIS. Mo. REAL ESTATE. LOANS &c
- CHARLES W. BARNES 216 Wainwright Building
St Louis formerly of New-York). offers
parties in the n Louis or
vicinity % attend to- Best of references furnished
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
NEW YORK srPREME COURT. County 3,

y Z
New Y8rh-Neta SehIhach august S4hIbach az
William DiestrI Trustees under the WI of E-rs-
sehlbach. deceased Plaintiff against Christana Ur-u
ari others Defendants.
In pIrsuaar- y Judgment - Foreclosure and sale
entered IN the ahove--urret action hear
.Tenttnird day OF April. 1900 l. re uncer
Pubic Al New VOWS Real Es-ate Sies Ro0r1
No III Broadway. Borough % Nan1atta1 tiry =
N-w T1rk th- seventeenth daT % MAY. isFo az =
o'clock noon. Peter r Never. A2-fioneer
premises directed said Judgment % - sod arr
therein described b. follows
that certain i0t piece pare. = and situate
living being C'fv. county art Stste q View
NcrS, oy The number 5+I N-st lasta 7tre-
and bounded ard described as follows
BEGINNING point the N1rtheriv stle - one
Hundred distant your rlrfre1
and on-gIsrrer t1c1e- Alb iH-
Westerly formed hv The Intersection '
side Amsterdam Avenue Win the North
'-rly and opposite the center of
'p7rtywa there erected running thence tortneIF pt
'alel with Amsterdam Avenue and part 0f ne tstan
through said parrTwau ninety-rine r-t eleven
parallel WIKI Anlsrerfar
Avenue o. the distance through tne center
another par-vws f-et eleven inches - ne
'+N0rheriv side = Is9h rherce Ease-v ai'n1
N0rtherIg side of IJ9th street t1uTreen fer n-
inches the point % Beginning Togstaer Win tar
'arpurtenanC-s
THOMAS F DOSSELI-X. Referee
FRED. " ALFRED z HISRTCdS.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. II5 Broadway MANHATTAN N-~
The following Is a diagram properly - solt
number being 94l West lasth
Street
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
foreclosure jGles-

CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK
The Mutual Real Estate Company. PlalaLn AGAINST
r.nss ~ Golden Charles Graysan Martin, William
Clarence Martin Max Solomon. Defenda
a Judgment of iorecl.s1.r aau safe
duv entered IN the ahove-s1{t-s acllon AID
bearing date ninth oI April. lSuO = 1s under
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
Railroads.
LEhICH VALLEY.

OF DesbrOsscs
L. K, Ferries)
Other figures Cortlandt or DesDosso
Streets Daily sunday Sunday leaves s5s IN ohe'
Sunday 6t5 sunday leaves II A N
Z sunday leaves ais Pm Sunday lsayes5Isrs
t.R * T.OO a. N Local for EASTON,
.,I5 es. 10 For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West prncips local ponts Psrior and Dining Car Con-
meets CcaI Drsnehest -.-z.. -
..3 snS.Smsss sSS sSo1 train in H. sasd ss
connecting with through Secpos
Dnilx Car service Q carte
1}.J3 1.0QP For . ,,, - iAh n,s to'
v.XIO y5.2Or.N. Local for MATCH CHUNK
sXSSr8 N. Chicago VesttbGe Limited FOR MAJ
ARA points West Through Sleeping Gers to Chicago
:ssas 500 Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
.s.53 900 Pm, For ITHACA, ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO
20 PLAlSFTELb BoUNb BROOK, locals daily except
- 10, .ei0 SO 'ssa and S9 ?. NJ
..s and pullman accommodations s5 ". and
ts5 BrosdWay Union square West rs Columbus AVE- y
Bdw'y station
Trsusier will call for from DsA os
drstuaIo1-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
Summons.


SUPREME COURT. County OF New York
The N-w York Life Insu-ance and T-ast Company
Plaintiff Eta WolI. A0rirz L Ernst. william
r Hockey. Einbiate-. Joseph A1tlsr.
Solomon. william solomon. EOratio Q ElenSs Lyman O.
BlJ1mingiaIr Angela Charles H Peterson. VIII
J. Elch. William NJ Crane Company. Defsndant&-
summons Action Ne :
ne above named defendants
HEREBY SUMMONED 20 answer the
Ia %
on within he
exclusive % rhe day OF service
and failure appear. Judgment
viii against YOU BY default for the relief de-
mand@d IN complaint
Dated February 6th. 1900
me rr5ir-fr d-zir~z trial IN the County TorH
EMMETT ROBINSON.
Plaintiffs
ONCE ana Post once 52 Wall yora
To Morris Eiubi1der-
foregoing summons = served upon you oy puoles-
ton pursuant oc Hon Abm- P Lawrence
ne Justices Supreme Court % the state % New
York dated The Of March, 1900 and hied with
me COMPLAINT IN OF Clerk of County
New York County Court House. N he Borough
Manhattan. New the 21th day Or March.
EMMEgr & ROBINSON
Ptainri-s Attorneys
f,.E sr-z. Wall treat N-rvT
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
Y Voparinersbip Notires.
Bank Reports.

mo. 1900
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC a New
YORK. In the State York. the close OF bust
April &c.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
Jersep Citp propsrtp for 5ale

IvLEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE 5 sty.. frame. -
- rooms: every mpt beautifully located magnih-
cent view OF harbor. At auction MAY $. Apply
ROWLAND TAI GTand-st.. Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
SrPREME COrRT. CountE of New York.-


The New York Life Insgranoe and trust consaay
Morris Einh.ader Josepa Antis- Abraham soto
M William Solcmcn. H0rariC G Kl-nke. Lyman G
BloomIngtals. Angelo Ezzano Charles q Paterson WIN
lam J. EIch William NJ Cran- 3 c. Oirnets~
(Tohnl Fainey. sued 6y tn- "John his
Christian being pla!ntf- u1x1ovr. Paul
Kostnec tIChn1 SchCre1fsi1 suec by the
name John Christian being paintar
unknown. DasantanfE-SummOna Action No. .
70 the above named defendants
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED the
piaint action. and ss-vs Or snsw--
on p.antins within AFTER
service OF this exclusive service
taken against BY default for the reflex a.
manded IN the complaint
Dated February 6,h. 1850
IN Dlaintir desires County Of New Yorh
EMMETT 4 ROBINSON.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Ace and Post once Address 50 Wall Street. New YORK
o defendant Norris E4noireer.
me foregoing summons served oy pubIics-
order o1 Hon Ahrl 3. Lawrence.
Court % the OF
Yor 24th % March. 1900. rie1
the once OF Clark OF County
New a County House. Borough of
Manhattan. City OF New YORK the 27th day Of March.
1900
Dated YorS. March e7ta 1909.
EMMETT & ROBINSON.
Plaintiffs Afr1raevs
Post Once A.aress. 81 waA stss-S. Xark,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

a TWO storv brick and frame dormitory, 35xI0;
81 Joseph's Deaf Mute Institute owner; M
(Tarvi0 architect. -
r1lsasant-ave 9 W corner I24th-st for one story
frame shed isx55; Livingston, premises,
owner Ward Cunningham. architect ...-.--.-.-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
gountrn Drouertn uanteo- Furnished

XITANTED-FuIly furnished house FOR the summer. by
w private family OF adults within foryhve minutes Of
have eight bath etc; stable for
four exceed slO Give full partieu
lars. Address T. Box "a. i242 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
Real Gstate for gfrhauae

NEW mercantile building. downtown leased one tenant
y years: will exchange. OWNER. 95 Liberty.
Room T0s.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
Couutrn properrp for 5als.
FURNISHED Gouses to fet-G ountrn.

FURNISHED fouses to fet-Gountrn.
~ GROVE BELMAR. Modern cottages all sizes,
for rent by T. FRANK APPLEBY. Offices Asbury
Park and Belmar.
NOR RENT-Roselle. n. J.. furnished house OF 9
rooms FOR two three months; hne location. ". c.
HOPE Roselle. y. J.
UNFINISHED COTTAGE TO RENT for season; eIe-
Il waited; overlooking Lake Champaign lawn, garden
DLAINFIELD. NEW -JERSEY.-An attractive furnished
l. house rent for the months OF July and August
excellent location all cOnvenences 2 rant SIS
a Address Y. Y. T.. P!ainheld. New-Jersey.
MORRISTOWN, y. ].
VI For fns house furnished in
large grounds shaded. ana with without stable
sixteen besides modern bathrooms
and seyeral dressing low. Also
smaller house furnished, the summer, park
Apply JOHN JARDINE. I262 Broadway. 10 Nor
ristowp Agents.
WILL RENT FURNISHED, Tor the summer season the
w house known a. The Brookside'' For particulars
address a. J. LYON. Sparta. n J.
nUOGUE. l. /
VI EDGEwATER; handsomely furnished cottage best
bedrooms dining and living rooms, but
lers pantry kitchen laundry hot and cold water
windmill; exposed plumbing ocean beach ana golf
1870 feet water front. Apply 10 Dr
CiILFILL-AN, IS Remsen-st-. Bklyn. or w H. GAMER
DEN. Quosue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13
JUDGED BY OUR DESIRES AND
EFFORTS.

The trouble with some Of our brethren
IS that when they receive call ID go
upon a mlasion, they seem to think II
comes from man, and thus deceive
themselves. This young man believed
It came from the Lord, and he respenl-
ed 10 H. When he was about 20 enter
upon the duties Of the bishoprlc he was
told that II depended upon him then, as
II did before, whether he should stand
or fall, as suggested In that which 1
have read to you. This young man will
stand or fall according TO his desires.
II his desires shall be for good he will
be led TO DO good, and he will receive
good for his reward. il his desires be
for evil, even after receiving the APP
polntment 10 the bishoprlc his reward
win be evil. So Il Is with US. We are
our own judges 10 a certain extent.
Our success or our failure depends up
on our efforts, coupled with the mercy
OF God. We are told In this scripture
that there Is a space between the time
OF death and the resurrection, and that
In that space the soul Is either in hapi.
ness or In misery according as his
works have been in the body. II Is de-
termined by our own works.
AfJOiNN VI ANSAlHlyitN anu
faith in the Gospel OF Christ. ] greatly
rejoice In this glorious principle Of the
resurrection We may not know ex-
actly how 1t will be brought to pass,
but we DO kr,w that Christ died and
was resurrected; that the body which
lie laid In the tomb He also took up
again; and that we shall die, and shall
also be resurrected, and the bodies
which we lay down we shall take up
again. Nothing shall be lost, not even
a hair Of the head. There shall be
full and complete restoration. We shall
come forth and stand before the JuGg-
ment seat, and be judged according TO
our works testify TO you, brethren
and sisters, that this is the Gospel Of
Jesus Christ, and that we have the
truth. We court investigation. We
have nothing to hide. We have nothing
TO be ashamed o. Our principles are
before the world, and we ask the world
TO investigate them. Then II Is left with
the world whether they receive or reject
them. The responsibility rests there.
pray God to bless and sustain Us In the
coming year, and to help us, brethren
and sisters, 10 accomplish and carry out
every good resolution that We shah en-
ter into. and ! ask II In the name OF
Jesus Christ. Amen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13

parents. nor with those who presided
over you, but II was with yourself, and
when you changed and turned TO the
Lord the Lord blessed you and brought
you along When that great call came
TO you from the First Presidency OF this
Church that you were wanted by the
Lord to go out and preach the Gospel,
you listened to that call. You did not
send down some trlflng excuse; you
did not say that because Of business
relations or affairs at home. you could
not go, or you wanted to wait five or
six years to prepare yourself; but you
received the call as coming from the
Lord not as coming from man. And
because you did this and were faithful
In your mission, the Lord has renem-
bered you, and that Is the reason you
have been made Bishop
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13

There II a natural principle OF Sane
tihcation In this. When YOU do r,yh,
you make your bodies as well as war
spirits better. When you do evil Won
tarnlsh the bodies that God has etyen
you. and when they come forth thev
VIII, 10 large extent, be as they are
now II Is true, they win be purified in
the grave, and when they come forth
they VIII be spiritual bodies. quIckened
by spirit. and a great many OF the far.
ings and frallties that we have Will %
down In the grave and stay there: bur
when we come forth We will be our.
selves, ana no one else. Every one on
US VIII have our own Identity. We viii
De as we are now ~ some extent. even
as Jesus was when He came forth, al.
though His body was a spiritual BODY
and 30 viii ours be. But when we
come forth, II We have sanctlfed these
bodies by obedience 70 the law Of God
We VIII have a glorious eternity. He
that sanctifeth his body by the laws
OF the celestial kingdom will have a
celestial resurrection. He that only
aoideth terrestrial law will have n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-05

he docket was called yesterday
brning in the Ohio County Criminal
Court and number of cases were set
for hearing.
State VS.. John Crawford, convlcted
of rape at the last term OF court; ar
garments on motion for a new trial set
for January s.
State VS.. Bert McConnaughy, two in
dictments for burglary, pleas of not
guilty; demurrers to each Indictment,
set for 9th inst.
State VS.. Jos. Driller, leave granted
defendant to file special pleas; set for
Monday Sth inst.
State VS. Robert Richardson, plea OF
not guilty, demurrer.
State VS.. Henry Zearcher. set Tor
trial January 10th.
State VS.. Ben Frazier, alias Sam
Tracy, plea of not guilty to Indictment
for burglary and demurrer.
State VS.. Alfred MCGEE and Edward
Booker, demurrer; set for January 9th.
State VS.. VIM. Echols, State appeal;
set for trial January 9th.
Court adjourned until nine O'Clock
this. morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-05


distinctive feature of this toilette
IS Plerrette girdle, something quite
novel and absolutely new in the matter
OF gHrdles. 1t is made of satin cut in
deep points top and bottom, those at
the bottom, however, being several
inches deeper than those at the top.
The girdle is heavily boned and sup
ports the figure sufficiently to obviate
the use of corset, should one desire to
omit this part Of the toilette.
Winter gowns though simple in effect
many of them, demand great deal of
care in construction and are thus rem
dered expensive. The Pierrette girdle
described had an transformations but
costly trimming of hand painted roses
set in each point. Around the border
was delicate vine tracery in natural
green to match the rose leaves.
Hand painting is ever an expensive
luxury, but one that has its compensa-
ton in easy duplication. 1t can be
substituted by embroidery; or the old
standby of applique can be brought to
excellent account in trimming these
new Pierrette girdles.
HELEN GREY-PAGE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-05
ime to Mendelssohn's wedding

ing time to Mendelssohns wedding
march.
MIR. Thomas is a son Of George C.
Thomas, a carriage manufacturer Of
Berryyille, Va, and is one of Manning
IONS foremost druggists, while his
beautiful and estimable wife is the
youngest daughter of Jas. A. Hough, a
retired oil man of this city.
The happy couple were driven at once
to a nice new home On Water street,
a gift of the brides parents, where they
are at home to their many friends.
Miss Lydia Beatty was maid CT honor
and Misses Nellie Burt and Georgia
Morrison were bridesmaids. Mr.. Clln-
ton Daucer served as best man, and
Messrs. Harry and Fred Beatty were
ushers. Misses Blanche. Stella and
Josephine Hough. cousins Of the bride.
and Messrs. Thomas and Jay Wilson
and Mayor McNeely, of Fairmont, were
the friends present from a distance.