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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-17

Tho Boston H"ra.a says, an old gen.
,I.mup named March died recently in
CLarl,stown. who was most eccentric
genius. Though POSSESSED of some
wealth. he had but one pleasure-that
of going. urwouId economIze
in everything else but always treat him
self to a light of every new play or actor,
rood or bad. lie left no heirs and few
relatives, and his property was disposed
Of in several singular ways. The prIn-
ciple items OF h.- will provided for the
investment Of "a SUN sufficient 10 realize
$500 per year. which wa, TO be expended
in tHcat-r tickets. 10 be- given away To-
poor. butro-pectable people not over
II each 10 be- paid for 81 ticket. The
trustees under the will were otherwise
given full authority in tie carrying out
ofthi- provision. ana one DAY last week
performed tine first act under i. spend
i'm. the whole sum allowed. They Sc
lccted Boston TLcatcr, Globe, Museum,
and Howard; and furnished l25 tickets
to each house Tor any performance d"slr-
eel bv the parties receiving IT, One OF
the trustee, or his representative wa, at
the box-otlice of each of the theaters
named. and gave out the tickets 10 appli-
cant, free of cost until the number was
exhausted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-17

Ir a. indeed a ,,,o-t 81, c,rt,,r... .;~
cpms,spco c,r tina P.dicoI marty that
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,,,v.rr,,or, which b.d boon rr.do and
-, .oo;,s, :, ,.r..J - oLoo,.oo 80
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,,,,,,r To-, can. 80, :, J;1 80. i
/. bo,,3 -. ..l,.,.;n,. 49,, :. ,,,,..,. -
- -.
80 =,
' ' f''f'' ''' .''''' " 81 '''.
past ''''' - ''"''"7 '"'.'' ~ '''7
''s' u ''"'' anu ~! wa ''',7 va -
''''','S - "''''S '"' pau! '',' a,''''
wv "''..' ~ sum ''"''' ~ "o'' %
P'".'' ->'"' "i''''''' u - I''' ''"''''
Jus.c'' or whether 1t Is That these
frauds are 80 gigantic that they
cannot be depressed, we know
not; certain 1t Is however, that
they m" show their hid"ous heads to th" I
utter discontinue of the party. Tho .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-17
EDTCaTED WORKERS.

The house of L. HoE " Co., the in
ventor of the celebrated Hoe cylinder
press, established about year agv, in
connection with their mauutuctory n
school for their apprentices, in order that
they nigh, be thoroughly instructed in
the principles of the English language,
mathematics and mechanics. The thco-
~ which they maintained, was that such
an education would be of material bcne-
fit to the boys, and advance their efficacy
as workers. The following account Of
the school and the plan Of conducting
it will be- read with interest:
"The course Of study embraces gram
mar, arithmetic, algebra geometry. read
ing, writing, drawing, composition, the
ten science primers. and Oycrman's me
chanics. The classes in these various
branches rccitc once week, the rccltu-
ton being an hour In length.
The lessons given ARE long, hut
the apprentices have ample time oUt
of work hours not only 10 prepare them
but so reflect upon and study their prac-
ucal "pP.'r",,o,a N'' ,1' Ipnj -, r
compelled TO 90 through this course of
study, and as the term Of apprenticeship
range from nly 20 n ryISG lei IL e y"r
branch taught, so that when their APP
premiership is over, they have thor
ough hnShSh ana '''"".'", 'ru'a'' ,,'. -
Ia - , 49,, ', rr,,,itors,y ths hr.1
Of instruction. textbooks and drawing
materials and the annual outlay is TRIVIA
Wh'h compared ~, ~, ,a,i,,,., ,5
,,,,n trn ,rnrentices themselves and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-17
Susan u. Anthony wanted.

It is greatlvto be feared that the
charming Miss ANTHoHY Will not be
summoned to appear rs witness IN the
grcu. Brooklyn cau-caH. The world Is
thoroughly tired OF Mr.. BEEcnEE and
Mrs. TILToN and their little affairs, and
what /. particularly wants to know now
j., whether or not SUSAN used to be III
tine habit of sitting iu JHEopoRES lap;
for until within the last ten or twelve
month, Susan had -eIused the world
into tine belief that Tor a man to come
twenty step, OF her VA, that man to be
snatch cd cyerIa,iin-ly bald headed
Courier Jo'Hy7l.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-17

A Danbury girl received porous
plaster in gorgeous envelope bearing a
monogram. About ten o'clock that night
the owner Of that monogram, standing
disrobed before his fire preparatory 10
applying remedy to his chest, tainted
dead away all drawing from paper q
mass of paper, NOTICE, and flowers.
There was no fire in the parlor Sunday
evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-17
The WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the mos;
complete news and family paper printed III
West Virginia. IL will be sent 10 any al
dress one year for S2.UU. Valuable premi-
Ums To cruz agents and to subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-17
NOTICE.

TVNTIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
| Wheeling, located at Wheeling. in the
STATE of IVES, Virginia, Is closing up its
affairs. All note holders and other crcdi-
turs OF said association are. therefore. here
hy notified 10 present The notes and other
claims against the association tor pay
mcut. NJ y. tIiANl'LER, Cashier.
Wheeling, ". "a, Nay >, 1870. ma6>b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-17
FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SARE.

nY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
i made to me as Trustee, by John Scott
and Eliza Scott his wife, in her own right,
onG John Scott, Trustee for Eliza scott,
hes ling date the sth day OF February, ls-2,
and recorded IN the Clerks Ofice OF the
Son1tv Court OF Ohio county, West Nir-
SSnIa, in decd OF trust book No. I, pages
40 and i6l, Will, on
Saturday the I2ih daJ Of June. 1873.
Commencing ut 10 o'clock \ ~, al ri iiir
..(,,'t door OF the Court HOuS" Of ONO
comfy. sell at public auction. the north
halt o: lot numbered -, situate on the east
she of Main street, between McLure no"
3rCD and Bank street now 9Th street, IN
that part OF the city OF Wheeling known
as North Wheeling.
Terms of sale cash. ,.,,,.,,.. ,,,-........
q. W. JEFFERS, Trustee.
]. w. MITCHELL, Auctioneer.
rn0Elli
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-17
OFFICE PEABODY ASSURANCE Co.,
/ :


Wheeling. ". Va. April >, 1870.
TIME CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Comp ny of Wh"5l-
ing. expired April !, $50, and its uncNplr-
ed fire business has been rcinsurcd by the
Peabody luSuranc" Company 81 Wheel
ing, W. Va, as shown by the Resolution
and crrtificatcannrxcd hereto. AllcluimS
for los, or damage that may occur after j.
o'clock H., April !, $50, under any fire
policy issued by the Fire and Marine In
Surance Company, and In force, viii b"
adjusted aud settled by tn" Peabody IN
suTanCc Company. ,,..,...,.,,..
j. Y. l.. RODGERS,
Assistant Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-17
NOTICE.

y trr the wear 1874. between November
ION. 1874. and December &th, 1874. Will
have amount OF State Asylum tax refund
ed 10 them by presenting their receipts nj
the Sheriti-s office-no levy having beer
made for said fund. K: :. BROWN,
march Sheriff Ohio County.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-17
~ Of June. 1873,
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

r,,TTE TWO STORY FRAME BUILDING,
with brick buildings In the rear, stu
ai,.d on the east SIDE Of Main street, near
corner of Ninth, is offered for sale, % be
removed from the premises within speci-
fled time. Inquire at ,.,.,..,
''' j. l.. STIFFL Il SONS
myljs 'aI'c" I''h' JIM
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-17
X. 10 Il III Il X:
DEALER IN
Books and School, Materials.

\ full assortment ct Toys. Base Balls,
CruquctS, Guns. R"volvCrS and Ammuui-
ton, Pocket Cutlery scissors. Ra2ors. cutie
~, Mathematical Instruments, largest ana
hest assortment OF SpcctaclcS, Opera aud
Field GLASSES, Telescopes, Microscopes,
Thermometers, thTOnOmcteTS. HydrOm"-
tiers, SucchaTumctcr>, &c, Victims. French
and German ACCoriionS, UarmunicuS,
Childrcu'S Carriages, Wagons. &c, &c.
Moved 10 llu1 Main street, known rs J,
Cartwright'S place. The public j. respect
FULLY invited 10 call ana see for Itself
an rwr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-17

OF which we make aSpecial-
~. These SILKS are spun from
the finest and Vurest mateTi-
ais; are manufactured I'm
LYONS. and are woven by
skilled yvOrkmen, or looms
at their own homes, thereby
giving the Hand Loom silk a
superiority over ali other
MAX es, for their richness and
durability. Prices aS low as
in any city in the Union.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-17
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

- STORE ROOM, DWELLING AND
ii Hall, west side OF Market, beiw cen
-S-A 18th and 10th streets, III BeIh =
Block. Also room ut present occupied ny
q. \. Wicllham as an auction house.
enquire of ANTON REl MANN.
fuulE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-17
new ApVERTisEMENTs
GRAND LUNCH
F, Miller's New Saloon,
FOR CEyCESSAYg.

No. 2lli Main street, TODAY, from to y
a. ~, and from 5 O'Clock =. ". All me
de,lcac.es Of the season. lnaI'q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-17

Tuon examination Of the assets and
liabilities of the Peabody insurance 'om-
NM we are FULLY satisfied rs 10 its r.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
PLAcERvlLLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

-
| Weilrr l. Smiih-Grnrral Merchandise
Plaza.
/ r. E,,n r,..;.. ~ -, p...c.
| hooert ir''a-.""S'"o"-
J"hh NsrT = "siHiastfF 'fah''e street.
/ N,.r 4 .Smi,h-Drues & Medicines an,
c,. c:...,
-, :, . !,
Myrr 4 Sm'th-Well', Fargo 4 Co.
/ A eDts. Granite street.
Il Ro,hw.ll-phy.;c;an and Surgeon
Granite street.
- ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'i"if'' az"
Mr.. Margaret Bnckl-y-Idaho Hotel
"'a"''e ''''s
Mrs. u. StecAifs-fhrnix hes1aurah1
Plaza.
Garrett. HAYES & Co-Empire Meat Mar.
:,
ke'. f'aza'
O. Donnell & Co.-City Meat Market
Jas. NcKay-Mapnoa Saloon. Plaza.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
IDAHO CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY

! 9. ;. Kingsley. general merchandise. Main Stree,
| G. ". Crafts, general merchandise Main s,rs..
Thomas Barry, general merchandise, CONNER
cial street.
Lauer Swim, general merchandise Mai,
street.
.. Marre Tin and hardware, Main street.
y. .. kimmel. watches aud jewelry, Main street
:. .. Emery, general merchandise, Main street.
"a. Fuimer. general merchandise. main street.
George DUNCAN, hotel. Main street.
" Payne, carpenter. Main street
, sohn Hunyan. painter. corner Commercial and
Wall streets -
DR.. Shelter. physician and surgeon. wallnl
street.
Dr. H. ZiR physician aud drugstore, Main street
Lss~c McDevist. meat market Main street.
l. Stranss, commission aud storage busines.
Main street.
John Garrecht. meat market, Main street.
y. haug, brewery. Main street
c. W. Moore K Co, Frs, National RanE Main
street.
John Good. Tonsorial artist, Main street
& G. silsby. books aud stationery. Montgomery
street
N. G Luney. hotel. Luna House, corner Mont.
goinery aud Commercial streets.
". ". Black. livery aud feed stable, Main street
Wuln Miller. soda fact ry Wall street
Tineher 4 Holland saloon. Main street
Matt Zapp. saloon. Main street,
MeChn,ock 4 Stewart. feed and livery stable
Montgomery street.
Martin Nernnovieh. restaurant Wall street
William Mausx. boot and shoe shop. Main street
Hay Co~an. biacksmitks. Main street.
John Harley. blacksmith. Main street,
Hcnr. Freldenser. bakery aud .rui. store. Main
street,
Doltoux. grocery and liquor store Montgomery
street.
Chas. Mau,x. boo. and shoe shop, Main street
Hetnan Jones. wagon maker. Main street
Josiah Cave blacksmith. Main s,ree,
Thomas Dixon, tailor. Maius,rcc,
Stuck \ Eli. carpenters. Main street,
Lester K Furguson. carpenters Montgomery
street.
pr II. Simpson. physician and dentist, CONNER.
,iAl street.
John Drodheck. trul. and cigar store. Main s,rre.
b. I. ioAgr. matchmaker. Nam street
George Bennett, uphal-terrr. Montgomery street
There is . saw mil! JUS, outside ~ town oxnei b,
brill. pnpkins West, and another iwo miles
rom town owned by Will. brissnIl. The latter
-. Ia. !uinhcr yar Main strsri. the former ai
cir mill The school house anil Good Tomplar
,a!l also Main street and enc Two Chinese
torres There i Methods: Church en- Wall street.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18

PocAHoNTAs-The Richmond jour
nal says that DR.. James Bealc has de
posted in the State Library of Virgin
ia portrait Of the Indian Princess
Pocahontas, to whom many Of the lead
ing Virginia families trace their origin
The paper says this portrait makes
Pocahontas a very pretty woman o1
about twenty years Of age, and clothed
in the upper-crust toggery prevalent
in the nation of her father King Pow:
hatan. The portrait deposited by Dr.
Beale is sn exact copy by the elder
Sully, made in 1880, f an original
portrait Of Pocahontas, painted be-
tween the years 1916 and 16l7, during
her visit to England, in company with
her husband, John Rolfc. The remains
of the original portrait were in lS43 in
possession Of Dr.. Robinson, in Peters
burg. Thomas Rolic, son of Poca-
hontas, was born at Plymouth, Eng
land, in 1915, soon after his mother
arrived there, and his mother died at
Gravcscnd in l6l7. Her son, after his
arrival at mans estate, returned to-
Virginia and married, and died leaving
an only child, John Rolling, whose
daughter. Jane, married Richard Ran
iolph, of Cnrlcs, III the county of Hen
rico, State Of Virginia. Ryland Ran
lolph, son OF the Latter, procured from
England the original portraits of John
l,olfe and Pocalio,llis aud placed them
where they hung for many years in
lis mansion at Turkey Island. Mr..
Randolph died in l1s4, when both pic
tires passed into the possession of
Thomas Boiling, # Cubl,s, in Chester
icId county.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18

The great bell (Kaiser-glocke, o
Emperor Belly for Cologne Cathedral
has been cast for the third time in Ber
I'm. Its final preparation and cooking
must have been tremendous bust
ness. The furnace wherein the French
guns Of which the bell is made were
cooked consumed two hundred tons o1
coal, and burned furiously for twelve
hours, melting down and artisticall,
stewlng twenty-five captured cannon
some Of which were ficld-pieces OF
Louis NV period, and were taken from
the French royal forces during their
campaign in the Palatinate. Disem.
barrassed Of its mantle" the dimen-
sions Of the bell are as follows: Height
twelve feet; diameter, eleven feet; cir
cumfcrence, thirty-threc feet: weight
twenty-five tons, and its clapper weighs
sixteen hundred. All the other bells
Of Cologne Cathedral put together do
not weigh as much as this monster to
ring which thirty men will be required.
The inscription is enclosed in hand
some arabcsquc, above which stands
St. Peter, while beneath is depicted
the cscutchcon Of the German realm
The kalscr-glocke will be hung up in
the old bcliry, under the present peal.
until the Cathedral shall be finished
when all the five bells composing the
complete peal will be definitely sus.
pended at an elevation Of two hundred
feet above the Cathedral square.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18

Mn LINCOLN. before he moved 10
Springfield, Illinois, was postmaster in
a small Western town. The Office was
poor. and Lincoln was poorer than the
Office. 1t was known he was very
hard np, and it was also known that
tie Washington agent was in town to
collect the little sum due the general
pns,oilicc. 4 friend, thinking Lincoln
might bc embarrassed, came down 10
his Office to loan him the sum ncccs-
sarv ID meet the demand Mr.. Lincoln
thanked him. and said he did not need
any loan. While the two were talk
ing the agent came III. The sum due
was less than one hundred dollars.
Lincoln went to his desk and took ont
an old stocking and turned the coin on
the table. II was counted out and met
the demand exactly. Well it might
for it was not only the exact amount
due, but the identical money itself that
Lincoln had taken in. Old-fashioned
six dollars. pistarecns, sixpcnccs, old
cents and all were there. Il
never use money that belongs to other
people, and that resolution did much
towards making him President of the
United States.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18

IT seems that the patient silence OF
the impcrturbablc angler has been just
so much stiffness wasted. The old no.
ton that you can't catch fish unless
you keep quiet must now go down to
oblivion along with that other time.
worn dclus;on, the belief that splitting
on the bait makes the fish bite better.
Seth Green. who knows a great deal
about fishes, and has spent much time
in studying their habits, thinks they
can not hear. He once asked a band
of music to range themselves around a
tank Of fish, and at given signal to
blow their loudest blast. This they
did, but not fish stirred. They are,
however, very sensitive to jars, and a
slight tap on the bottom of one of the
tanks made every fish dart off like a
flash.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18

Nrrs and cheese promote digestion
as a general r'.lc; the conditions being
that the nuts should he ripe and the
cheese old, both tn be eaten at the
close Of dinner: the digestive agent in
both is a peculiar oil which has the
property ot acting chemically on what
has been eaten, and thus preparing it
for being the more easily appropriated
10 the purpose of nutrition. Many
think that the more solid portion of
the nut should not hc swallowed. This
is an error; those particles of solid
matter are not diycstcd, it is true, but
they are passed through the system
and act as mechanical stim-
ulant to the action Of the internal or
gans, as white mustard seed swallowed
whole are known to do, thus prevent
ing that constipatcd condition of the
system which is SO invariably produc-
tive Of numerous bodily discomforts
and dangerous and even fatal forms of
disease.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
An ingenious Italian has invented

An ingenious Italian has invented
an earthquake Indicator. It fires off a
gun when the earth begins to quake.
and every man who has provided him.
self with an indicator knows that an
earthquake is going on, while those
who neglect to provide themselves
with this useful invention have to guess
at it.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
Notice.

rJ1O WILLIAM HAsIEM. D. WEATHER.
wax. J. w. Crawford. }. - Taylo and oil whom
II NAV concern: Yon. and each 81 you. are hercpy
,n,;a.d ,ha, L ]. II. Taylor. have done the iuil
.aannf RI work required by the law OF Congress OF
Is7a. and amendments thereto to-~it
onc Hundred (sIOO) Dollars
worth on the Gray Eagle quartz ledge: discovery
-. s,,ua,rd III Middlr Boise Mining District. near
Atlanta Al,uras county l., ana you ~. mar.uy 10y , $"
. - nav 10 me all assessments against You on the
and f.r the publication Of this advertisement,
i,hn i,ety po days from the date hereof or forfeit
Al Of yonr right ,islr interest and claim H. 20 anu up
~ al GRAY Eagle quartz ledge IS provided Tor oy the
act above specified. =. D. AAlhoA.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18

Professional Cards.
GEO. AINsLIE,

1 TrDRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. IDAHO
4 Clty. |. 7. Once on Montgomery street. second
tno. above the pos,othce.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18

A monthly line of steamers has been
started between Baltimore and Rio
Janciro. 1t is intended MANLY to &C.
commodate the coffee dealers in the
former city, which is now the loading
mart for that article in the United
States.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18

HERscnEL Y. JOHNSON concluded a
recent charge to the grand jury OF
Tattnall county, Georgia, ia the fol
lowing words. Understand, however
that Johnson is on the bench in Gcor.
gia:
speak not as Judge, but as a
Georgian. My course is almost run
have nothing in the way of political
honors to look forward to. All that
wish is to be useful in the position
which occupy. We have a herculean
task before us if we want tho rising
generation to be anything. Money is
not all. We may accumulate the riches
Of Golconda, and what vii! it all be to
our children if they are destitute OF
character and principle? ] may ava
ken the ccnsurc Of some by this di-
grcssion from judicial charge, but if
can bc instrumental in sowing some
good seed that may spring up and
grow, | will welcome their censurcs.
Let lis do our duty, and leave this
world with the satisfaction that we
have not lived in vain.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
nm - c~.ssolution Notice.

!. fore s,,..i svr ARTNERSHIP HERETO
IN IN the NJ, between John Foster and - Pc.
Under the a.s' Hnme Hotel. and doing bn.i-
v naaourg Bo;sa name ~ Foster & Peterson. A,
|iss1aa conssn, county, !. l.. Las been dissolved
|1s H. H. Of Mr.. D. pr II. Foster having purchased the
s..sssness On ,hao will con,inne 10 conduct
due the PREMISES as heretofore, receive
Qc,a a' and pay all the liabilities
srRa, In JOHN FOSTER
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-18
Varieties.

One of the richest deposits Of can
mel coal in this country has just been
discovered near Bay City, Michigan.
Indiana is said to have the largest
, public school fund Of any State of the
+ Union, amounting to over $8,OO0,O0O
The statement comes very we'll au.
thenticated that General Butler will
mot take an active part in the fall elec-
tion.
| "Gath" hints that the centennial ex-
hibition managers are spending money
to have the enterprise written up in
the New York papers.
Henry Ward Beecher, Theodore Til
ton and Bessie Turner are fishing boats
on Chatauqua lake! The Ragged
Edge and Down and Out are building.
In Nebraska there is developing dis
ease among the people resulting from
the privations of the past few months.
Scurvy prevails to a considerable ex-
tent.
Lemons in California are said to
weigh fourteen ounces, which sets a
contemporary wondering how much
whiskyis needed to make punch out
of one of them.
There has sprung up at Delphos,
Ohio, a new industry, that of making
nail-kcgs from one piece of wood, doing
away with the necessity of hoops and
slaves.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
has decided in favor of the constitu-
tionality of tax upon coal, which will
secure an annual revenue of some
$500, 900 to the State.
The Supreme Court has decided that
the Hot Springs, Arkansas, property,
belongs to the Uuited States and not
to any of the numerous claimers and
squatters Oh the premises.
There is new fashion in funerals
at New York. The corpse is driven
TO the church, the funeral sermon is
preached, and the poor body is then
rcturncd to the house for intcrment on
The morrow.
Water color paintings, branch of
srt of comparatively recent origin,
low realize almost as large prices as
paintings in OIL Fortuny's Moorish
,arpet Merchant" said to be miracle
# color, was sold not long ago for
$500.
\ boy, seven years old, was found
ying in street of Brooklyn, recently,
% drunk that physician restored
i'm to consciousness with great diff
ulty. He had swallowed nearly half
pint of whisky, which was given him
y his brother, fifteen years old, who
vas a bartender, to carry to his mo-
her.
Secretary Bristow called on Gen.
pinncr recently, and with him visited
he Treasurer's office. The Secretary
xpressed great sympathy with Gen,
pinncr in ms misfortune. For many
ears the bond room and vaults of the
'reasury have been among the most
otable sights in Washington. The
ractice has grown up in the Treasury
department. of issuing almost unlimi.
I'd permission to visit them. Here
lter all visitors are to be excluded.
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