The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-17
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s;tuation in the City
,ryESS BEING RESUMED
,;,,,is for Aid Decreasing

,.f,lrr l6.-The first week
.a. ,,nNagrariom finds the people
...., recovered from the shock
r.ra,,,.e and going TO work to
.., damages a. fast a possible.
.-,ar stores are already up and
.-. being drawn to lots for
Stores will be open with full
y. ,5ois in Il few days. The
universal that the city will be
--h5;ll. Insurance continues to
r.,,er than was feared, giving
.m,,nt- Of money TO resume
,.,e.raph wires are still terribly
a.; wiki business so that il is al
',,.>.hle TO send news.
hone that the South Division
Intel with gas in ten days.
lrenrv marriage licenses were
-. A., week.
members of the Board Of Trade
+, the South Division have
-, chamber in Standard Hall,
49,, yrc'isan avenue and Thir-
..,crl. The building now occu-
., h, re>, OF the Board on the
e.. H.. - remote that a new cham
r-yhab'v he built on the old
... S,u,i Division, on Wabash
-aa.Ius companies have reduced
s-. on their lines.
Y Flrwell y Co. will probably
= nuuO worth of goods.
. l~,,at,on from the Hamilton,
Hrlr- committee, consisting Of
~ g:nHey, Secretary and Treasur-
Y Ham Miller, George E. Tucker
. : Bowel, has arrived.
.5airact for rebuilding the Hi
.r..:.al depot on the old site has
j., r. |, will be four hundred feet
+. AZ. xrr.iive feet wide.
..yGoae Theatre rents for $4,000
.,,,., Cnlan4l Wood has il.
>, ,ruri,r.ne Nilsson donated $1,000
."rrraI relief fund.
.,-Ntv York Printers Union send
10 the Printers Union. Mr.. AL
onion, fund trustee Of the Union,
p, Yesterday with the money. The
alHce sent SO and the Times
- Qr.ncy, Illinois, Union sert $3.50.
Glowing Is the Mayors procla-
A5o. October l9.-In view OF
p that the danger from fire is very
s,,ruedOn account Of the recent
. a.i,n view OF the Importance Of
e.! employment TO as many as pos
.atoithr great necessity for Ia m
.l.. other manufactured articles,
Fl. The expectation that water will be
...i by the city works in a day or
s.Uaning mills and manufacturers
q. 80 not Use water from the CITY
..'ase permitted to resume busl-
'' Atlhe came time ! would i'm
.'. al0o all people the necessity of
,;yate,' caution about fire.
.aeI K. B. Mason.
.ar rier>oa oi the banks to abandon
r. fifteen per cent installment policy
re,nme business as usual to-
';lw ha, restored confidence. On
"a = the universal opinion is that
p :"aD business will soon be carried
% ',aaI At present the derange.
u Insurance is = hindrance to
.rai. There is no speculative
! 80 attempted, and it is believed
/" rlrrmanentincreas in the price
.''a will lie slight.
'. estimated that OF the total
a.: o' money subscribed up to the
p u. .a,i week from all sources, the
; a5Dr reaches a million and a halt
ave Of provisions, clothing, house,
''ni', fuel and other articles.
+ ''.y every bank vault has been
.h inonly one case were the con,
impaired The Merchants Loan
''''t ComPany's books were con-
The currency and securities
3 alarmed.
.'' -0lO persons have been taken
Louis, and are provided there
"'ne> The number of applicants
""ri Is constantly decreasing
''''.n5 men commenced work by
~o'>1ntS. 1t is confidently ex
nat the churches will not have
'>yl after this week. The com
..,. @n>,I Iy engaged night and day
Il thousands Of women anC
-.' ,eeklng aid. They probabl.
many weeks 10 come.