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, 1877-04-28
II RUSSIAN ARMY.

The Frcmdenblau publishes a communication
from Woloczysk of the 10Th March. giving some
accounts Of the feeling in Russia and Of the
ornaments which, though. perhaps, strongly
Coloured, are not without interest at this mo-
mtnt. According to it, the peaceful voices in
Europe find no echo in Russia. In the face Of
the constant transports TO strengthen the
Southern Army. the rumaurs about demobili-
cation are only smiled at. Four regiments Of
the newly -mobilized corps were to be at their
destination within ten days The transports of
troops from Russian Poland has largely ceased.
Instead of them, the Kiew.Brs Railway brings
heavy siege material from Brest. Up to the
present time SOM 800 siege guns have come
from there. On the Moscow KourSk Railway
the transport of troops was to begin again
shortly, The Military Governor Of Moscow
had announced to Director Bartinsky that
within the next week 10000 Infantry would
arrive by the Kjayan Railway in Moscow, who
will have to be taken on TO ZitOmir. Besides the
concentrations j i cautonments which have alrea-
DIV been made in the Southernmost portions Of
Bessarabja, Inc last reserves from the frontier
f~ortresses Of kremenetz, Kaminietz PodUlSk, and
Cholim have begun TO move TO the southern
banks Of the Pruth. By these endorsements
ard he last reserves from Kew, it is thought
that the Southern Army has been brought up
TO the number already Of 800. 900 ccmbatants.
behind whom there is a Reserve Of 100, 900
men. 1t Is, however, not believed that this
force will be d Reserve in The common sense Of
the word, but that when it has attained its nor
nal strength of 900. 900 men. it will be sent after
the operating army. AS this may take q
couple of months, many think that the advance
will not be made before these new formations
are completed-that is, not before The middle
Of May. According to this communication, a
dvmohi ization without some tangible success
is, by the opinion prevalent ir the whole En-
pi oflhe Gear, from the Drina to the kUra, a
sheer impossibility, On the contrary, some-
thing must be done soon. In Kew, in POdolia,
and Volhynia every one wishes. no dosbt, for
peace; but Little Russia has never decided
Russian policy. What has always decided and
will always decile Russian policy is the
opinion of The "Gasrinnpy DIVER" the CEN
trail markpt,hall of Moscow. What Prince
Dolgourouky reports from tSere. turns the
balance, and Moscow and Great Russia are
in a feverish agitation. Papers in Vienna.
Berlin, or Paris would not be allowed to use
with impunity such language as is employed by
the Russian Press on Eastern affairs, the
mot d'ordre Of which is, We want wars"-
, 1877-04-28

VT is hereby made known, that the Pro.
n eidency has transmitted to the Under
signed Sheriff the list of arrears of taxes
due to the Colonial Treasury for the year
1875 with orders to realize the properties
concerned, unless the taxes and levy ex-
pehses are paid before the expiration OF
the Month OF May q C.
Sherif's Office. Christiansted, April
gard 1877.
H. AAGAARD.
acting.
, 1877-04-28
acknowledgements

Wet bekjendtgjores herved, at President
D skabet har t~iistillet undertegnede
Foged Fortegnelser over ubetalte Skater
til Co'onialkassen for Aaret 1875 med
Ordre til at r~ealisere de Skatterpligti-
&c EienGomme, saatremt Skatterne Og
Observation-Disclosures like ere betalto
linden Udgangen at Mai Manned d. A.
ChristIansteds FOgedcontoir den 93ds
April 1877.
II. AAGAARD.
cOnst.
, 1877-04-28
PrOClama.

NET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
VI Hoker Christian C~hristensen's
30 under G. ID. efter hans egen Be-
gjmring err taget under Skiftebehand-
ling som falIit.
ALE og Enhyer, som have, Noget
at fordre paa bemeIdte BO, indkaldes
herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel til
for undertcgnede Skifteret at anmel-
de og bevisIiggj0re deres Krav.
st. Thom@ Skifteret, den glide
April 1877.
, 1877-04-28

"Sir," said an American. Il notice that the
people who are always talking about shedding
the last drop of their blood are amazin' per-
tikler about the frss drop"
, 1877-04-28
1.-THE AVIS"

is PUBLISHED
YER WEDNESDAY N SATURDAY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11
GrsbiI6of 1tttS eonmtaasawana.

Ser 9reiie fatboIti9e Grabti9pf
Purcell in Cincinnati nimmt in
Der Sonntagsfrage benieIben berniinftigen
Stanopuntt Elm, tpel9en bte tatboIii6e
9etftlt9fett Gbtca9o's belonbers Dor bier
Sa6ren, als bas bieiige Oeuti9tbum 10
betB nit ben Sonntagstprannen gu fGm>
pfen bate, etngenommen bat.
0as 8latt bes Gr3bii6ofs gurceu,
Catholic Telegraph, ntmmt iebr enti6iez
ben Steuung ge9en Die engltl6@ amerifant>
l9en proteftantil6en @eiitlt6en, tuel9e I'M
GtnnerftdnoniB nit Ser Mebrbeit bes Boliz
3etratbs Cincinnati BEN Sonntags3tpang
pteoer aufbalien tpouen. gta6briidli6
tpetst bas Organ bes @r3btl6ofs barauf
bin, oaB Ser Sonntag nt6t alein Elm Sag
per @ottesperebrun9, ion0ern aud Elm Sag
let, an tpel6em it6 Der Nrbetter, Ser Die
gauge @o6e btnbur6 ft6 abgequGlt, erboz
Len loa, IS lei Elm Srrt6um, ipenn bie
greotger bebaRpten, baB Der SDnntag Der
SGbbatb lei,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11
C5ar bic ,,Satuots Stasts5ettuns,")
8ra&tt 1ttS Die @mterifaner i'm MttS=
Iaftoe+
@on 6. e. SernaBs.

l1eber bas BON Qonbon aus berbreitete
@eri6t, DaB Ser gauge in europa nit
Grant a1fgefibrte trtumpbale SCANDAL
cine bon BEN amertfanil6en @eIanbten unb
Goniuln in europa abgefartete, ober ri6tt5
oer ousaebriGt, ange3ettelte Gom0oie lei,
tpirbe i'd mid nt6t pun6ern, tpenn t6
nidt Sic TrGebeit unb BEN oa6ur6 1elblte
peridul6eten gerin9en GtnfuB unierer
geprdIentante1 I'M Mtslanoe auf bic Df>
fentlt6e Weetnung fennte. Die 6erren leS
BEN out uub baben nt6t bel gu tbuu, unb
10 1T es begretf li6 SAB BET bunbert@elegen>
betten tire 9uit 81 alerlet polittl6er
Iontlberei ertpa6te. 9lber i9 tpeiB au9
aus Grfabrung, baB ii6 bieie 2uit in I'M :
fr16tbarem @ei6pab nit etnteen unbebeue
ten6en Qocaipoltttfern ooer a1iGiitgen uno
OBJ un0 auretienben Nlnerifanern in ben
gallons unlerer 9iplornaten, beim Sriibe
ffif, Mtttage ODER QbenOeifen erl60pft unb
baB ni6t @iner bon Nuen i6on lett pielen
Sobren ouf Die Breiie bes 2an6es, in tpel>
dem fie ~beglaubiet iinb, einen Sin fluff als7
debit bat. @er fennt ntdt Ben getD06nlt>
Geu 6tplomatti6en Srati6! General
@ront ptrb europa b~ereiien. Oie &riegs>
f1rie raft tpieber in Der @elt. Die Ser.
Gtaaten fteben auf frennbi9aftli6em SUB
nit Gnqlano, iagt 6err B~ierrepont, Hn0
bic Ser, Staten itebsH auf fre1aDi8aftIis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11

flemnlt, nt6t entflteben fonnte. 0aiiclbe
graBltde S6tGial batter 3tpst WtGl1ter
gtdntens =. &. YOole unb G6aS. %Jtetpnan;
"a tDre Sorper berbrannten bis CUR I'M
tennfltqtett, 10 oaB man iie 11ur an gez
tpt11en @e9enitGnoen erfannte.
unter ben i6tper 8ertpun6eten ftn6 be-
lon0ers audi btele 6rauen uno &in6er.
Sm 9an3en beldlft it6 bte 53abG Ser Ser
fpunoeten auf ungefGbr 80 ur6 6aoon tuerz
Den. fpte gelagt, nod gar man6e fterbeu
t1u11en; e%tt3elne, tpte Srau Dir, ftn0
tDre1l gS1roen berettS ~erlegen.
9let9 ben meiiten Ser So6ten nur6eu
ol13 ptele Der 8ertpul1oeten unter 6GuIerz
trltmrtern begraben ~gefunoeu. Na6bem
1tG Die unoerle6rt 9ebItebenen @tntpobner
pom erlten S0reG u1o Ser 8etGubuna err
bolt battet, m06te man 1i9 nit aQerSbat.
TRAIT an Die 6tnlpegrGuQlung Ser Grim.
1lrer, I'M Die SoDten unb @ertpu16eten berz
aus51t16afen. Inter BEN Spfern fino
at9 11tdt tpentge gerionen aus Ser IGnbz
lt9en llngegerO; Die @ert9tsliBung, iotpte
Die StBun9 oe5 GDuntD> Hatbes bate 11Gm=
ll9 piele 2anoleute in bic Stabt gefiibrt.
Ser 8erluft an @ebGult6fetten lrb an
oerem 8eitBtbum tptrb itber cine babe Wfil>
lion Dollars betragen. Q(n Sen Sb6o6Ioleu
tpte an ben 8erpunbeten ur6 S%terben6en
beipabrt itG in DOllem WfaBe Die arnerifaz
ntl6e Wtenl3enliebe unb @o6lt6Gtigfett.
Inter Den 3eritOrten @ebGuben geb0rten
mebrere 9euti6en, unb on6ere lparen
tpentgftens BON Oeutiben betp09nt; in oiez
lem 3Hiammen6an9c mer6en folgenoe beuts
l6e 9fan1en genannt: 8al8, Mtaper, Star
Stern, Getnbart (S9uitereD, &eini6mi0
(Sattler), &reiber (Tabri), fSrau Srtb
Qubtpaaren), 8rG6er Self G8aarenlaz
GER, Wm, Prebler, Trau G6eIborn, fSrau
3eppler, Sraa 8aIter, @einba9 (@asz
ner), S, @0te.
Sn Der GobtcnItite ftnben ft6 foIqenbe
belIti6e y}amen: %, 8alter, 6r, 8aumz
garten, Brau Barbara Dir. Sn Ser Ser
tUuubetenltf te: S. MaDer iamntt 6rauunb
Sinbern, Sriebr, GtlfHbart, 2loam 8tuz
mann, Or, s, QeI92N s. s. 9e6nbart,
Trau Breeder Gebr iduer bertpun6eD, g.
&eupp, s, %g8tumann, g. s. Netn6art, q.
Stetn. so. S. 0tetni@mib, Elm 8tno DON
@eo. Splitting,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11

y0te religt0ie Srei6eit, " fGbrt Ser Q(rtifel
fort, verforoert, 6aB Sic lonntGglide Grboz
lung ni9t bur6 @eiebe bei9rdnft tper6e,
bettet Nnberer ni6t beeintrd6tt9t tper0en,
ooer 10 LANCE 6teie Grbolung. nibt 9e9eu
Die Dfentlt6e Wtoral DeritOBt bIr6 unpoi=
lenoe Sbauitellunger, tpel6e an Wo9en=
tagen ilbrtgens ebenIo ungelebli6 ttlb, ais
am Sonntage. Ser Sabbatbfanattfer
iDitroe it6 in leiner reltgtDien Sretheit be-
i6rGnft filblen, penn inn DerbOten piirbe,
leinen Sab6atb in ietner @etle 81 fetern.
2lber ptro oenn ntdt audi Sem feline reltz
gi0ie Tretbett D~erfir3t, ipelfsn man
3tptngt, ben Sabbatb IN purttanti6er0etie
gu fetern, pbi6on ietn @etpiIien i9m cine
Derarttge Seter unteriagt?
Scr purttanti6e Sabbath, tpte i'm biele
Gre6iger SIT er5tptngen iu9en, lit cine
men16li0e Grftnoung, o6ne g0ttlt6e 0tutoz
ritGt. SIS lit iebo9 ni6t baran gu 3tpet>
fem, BOB Der Wioeritanb gegen bic protes
ftantil6e ~l1nterbriidung bic e~ntgegengeiebte
gefa6r in ii6 birgt, 6aB Die Sonntag5per=
g%l1iigungen al5u tpett 9etrteben tper0en
f0nnten. 8on nt6t Wenigen ptr6 Der
Sonntag ais Der Sag 0ffcntlt6er un0 berz
bre6erti9er unrube angeleben. Nlt6 bic
fir finben mir feline @nti6utotgung. 9as
8tQtg1te un6 Berniinftigite tpilr0e iein, ale
Sonntagsoergniigungen nngeitOrt 81 laiz
len, 10 LANCE eS nt6t nOtbt8 tptro, etn5u7
gretfen, ltm cine Glaiie 81 bei6iiBen, Die
ft6 ietbit ntdt 81 i6iBen pern1ag, umo 3u
Dtelem 3tpcde 10 tpentge nno 10 genGBtgte
Geiebe 81 %crIafien aIs m0gli9. 9ummz
ftrenge @eiebe unb poli5etlt6e QuGlereten
It1b nt6t bana6 an9et6an, aberdeen better
5u MAIDEN, pber BEN 0ffentlt9en 9~tnitano
3u fDrbern. Ser Sonntagsftrett fam nur
babur6 b~eigelegt perben, 6aB man ben
M1aiien Bic flare un6 moraltI6e Qn1t9t Der
&atboltfen beibrtngt, tpOna6 Der Sonrtag
Iomobl ein Sag Der @otteSOerebrun9 ais elm
Sag Der @rbolung it,"
S61teBlt6 rdtb Ser gretie @r8bti9Of ben
proteitantii6en @iferern, ft6 crit nGber nit
ben NeuBerun9en bes neuen 3eitaments
iiber ben Sabbath bsfannt gu MAIDEN, un6
gang am @nbe ertbetlt er tbnen ben tpetien
Natb: SIS piirbe gut 1etn, tuel1n bic Ser
rem ft6 audi an bic Q(rbetter unb Grtbe6z
runge11 ertnnerten, tpel6e i'm Qaufe Der $50
DIE 6as Coos Der arbeiten6en &laffen ftnb.
@ttpas mebr Qtebe unb %tpentger SanatiSs
mus piroe ben 6erren gar pobl Gnfte6en,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11
&ipber 4ttt0 @ipper+

0os Observation-Disclosures fir ben Staat
Sutnois lit 3par bur6 bas manrbafte 8eto
bes @OuDerneur @uQom glidli9 abgetban,
aber 0ieienisen, bic es 6%efiirtportet 6atten,
setgen ni9t libel 2ui1, Die 0ffentlt9e gtetz
nune nod tpetter gu @uuiten bes t%nfa1nen
SAptnoels aI bearbeitm Hne 6errn SuIS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-11
Ser giiSem at4tS Teine N6rSer+

Gin eutes 3ei6en lit es, 6aB aud bstz
1abe ole Hambafteren oemofrGtIl9e SlGt1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
personal AND PERTINENT.

The November dividends payable IN
Boston aggregate S2,7OS,64O.
A GRANDSON of Patrick Henry ls
candidate for the Virginia Legislature
THERE are thirty-eght murder cases
on the criminal docket Of the Sixth Jud'
icial District of kentucky.
YOUNG Providence lawyer solemnly
asked witness: What has been the
reputation of your son since his birth
CHARLEY Ross is the name OF the
Democr attic candidate tor the New OK
Senate in the Auburn district.
A DUTCHEss county man recently
married a woman at whose first wedding
he was groomsman so years ago. inns
is his third venture, and her second
He is 50 years old, and she is 68.
HARIRBURG, Pa, burns good gas at
81 the Thousand feet.
EX.CoNGKEssMAN SOBIAsKI Ross, oil
Pennsylvania shot himself through the
heart He has been in ill-heAlth and
very respondent for some months.
CoRINE KIMBALL, is the name OF a
thret-year old entry at the Boston BABY
show. TIE juvinlles sings serio-comlc
ballads with piana accompaniment.
SIR EDWARD THORNTON will return
to Washington in the latter part of No
vember. Lady Thornton and her
daughters will spend the winter IN Eng
land.
The Ten nessee Historical society has
lately come into possession OF one of the
six wooden chairs which cumposed part
of the furniture with which Willard Fill
more set up housekeeping after his mar
riage.
IT Is related that when Andrew Jack
son was military commander In Florida
ne had tried at drumhead cOurt-martlah
sentenced and hanged, two Englshmen
who had tried to lrclte instruction
among the Indians. President Monroe
feared THAI Great Britain would oe in
dignant and summoned Jackson to
Washington TO be reprmanded. Secre-
tary Adams defended jackson and made
long argument, in which he quoted IN
tcrnationsl law as expounded by Gro
thus, Vattel and Pufendorf. Jackson
listened in sullen silence, but that even
ing, when asked at dinner party
whether he was not comforted by MIR.
Adams citation Of authorities, he ex-
claimed, "What do l care about those
old musty chaps2 Blast Grotius, blast
Vattel and blast the Putfen-chsp. This
is fight between jim Monroe and me,
and l propose to fight it out"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
two Beads Ill eads 10 One PaJ-Pas-
sCngaire.
BROOKLYN Eagle.

a queer trinity of fact Is this: The man
the Is EX-President is dead-headlng in
Europe; the man who is, and who was
defeated for President, Is dead-heaiing
in the United States, and the man who
was elected TO and delrauded of the
Presidency has just returned from tour
abroad, the expenses of which he paid
Ut Of his own pocket. Mr. TiIden's
health has been completely restored, and
NJ rare lot OF engravings has been ma
JerulIy increased Those who know him
well know that this latter tact Is rs i'm
p1rlaut to him as the former one is to
MS CouutrVmrn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
Let out Towards the Setting sun.
Wichita (KanD Herald.

They were leaning on the bslustrade
Of the bridge, looking into the water.
He had hand like - palm leaf ian, an
ear like q pickle dish, and no collar. She
had foot ike centre table and no
teeth. They were cooing He cooed
first and IN tone as gentle and musical
As Kansas zephyr he said: Nancy,
jist as soon es sell my purtstoes I'm
goin' to claim you fur wus." Then she
cooed, and with the customary sh.ewd-
ness that woman are wont to display IN
emergencies, she queried III soft sweet
Monotone. "Buck, what air taters
fytchin' in the stores now?" And thus
did they coo till it got too cool.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
kVarIS on Cameron.

" ashiugton Dispatch 10 the North Amer
lean.
Secretary Evarls remarked last night
to H friend: II have been compelled to
change my opinion OF the Pennsylvania
Republican Delegation in Congress. |
vas very much mistaken in them when [
a,ked them to select msn from their
State for the English Mission. had 70
idea that they would 90 into the grave.
yard and resurrect man who was not
only dead, bu. who had been dead so long
that his heir was actually in possession
and enjoyment OF the estate
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
The window glass manI

The window glass manufacturing in.
terest Is now one OF the principa indus
tries OF this country, and Is destined
eventually to check ths importation
from France and b 'lgIum. In fact, large
quantities OF glass and glassware have
been exported from the Uhlted States
during the past yeaI. There are in TINS
country seventy-two glass factories, OF
which twenty-seven are in New Jersey,
in which State there in a capital OF Sc
900 600 invested in the business.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02

HENRY GORHAM, u Utah Mormon,
undertook 10 csaStlse six wives with a
horsewhip tor disobcdience. He had
previously punished them singly many
times, and had gre wn arrogant; but this
time he had overrsted his power. Taese
six wives joined hands, or fists, and be-
fore Gorham escaped from them he WAS
so badly scratched, bruised and bitten
that his recovery was for a time doubt
full
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
SEALED PROPOSALS.


WHEELING, W. VA, Nov. |, 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received AT the
Office OF the city Clerk until Saturday.
November 3, 1877, at O'Clock i. NJ. lor the
use Of the Coal Scales in the Eighth ward,
recently erected by BOdley Bros. All bids
TO keep said scales i'm good order and re-
pair. ALIEN. UPD -GRAFF,
nOlS City Clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
MEATS AND LARD.

Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams, Sugar
Cured Canyassed Shoulders Sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain Shoulders, Clear
Sides, Sugar cured Dried Beef, fresh from
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard in tierces, bar.
rels, hall barrels, kegs and pats, all at
lowest market rates. NJ. REILLY,
1903 and 1871 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
FRESH TEAS.

30 packages GunpOwder, Imperial,
Young HysOn, OOlOTg, English Breakfast
and SOuchOnZ Teas, IN store and Tor sale
at low figures VI. REILLY.
I}J and 1871 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
CAROLINA RICE.

50 tierces received direct from Charles
ton, in store and tor sale by
". REILLY,
1873 and 1871 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
BROOlIS.

3UJ dozen fancy, yaTious sizes, Just re-
ce!ved and for sale y VI. REILLY,
I5O9 and 1871 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02

How - Brave Little Woman Carved
Fame from the Hard Marbie-A
Visit 10 the studio Of the American
SculptOresS-Tou STORY o
iIMornins GIory-kquestriRn statue
of Iee-Beautitul Design Tor u
ModeI-Miss Ream's Political SYM
paihies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
REFINED SUGARS.

800 barrels Crushed, Powdered, Grauu.
lated, Coffee and Yellow, in tore and Tor
a at lev est market rates.
VI. REILLY,
100. and 1911 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
DUPONT'S WHEELING pow
DER AGENCY.
TOBACCOS.

have on hand a full line OF TobacCOs,
from the leading manu- factories in the
country, including LOrilIard's, FINER
Bros, Homer Hudson 5, J. B. Pace, Rich
mOnG, j. K. Pace, Danyille, b. F. Gravely,
HolbrOOk's Monitor Navy, marry c. Hol-
brook : Navy.
l can furnish all styles made by these
factories, at lowest market prices
VI. REILLY,
1863 and 1911 Main Street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
NOTICE TOCITY TAX PAYERS,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
WHEELING, W. Va Nov. |, 1877.
Notice is hereby given 10 all concerned
that city taxes and water rents are now
due, and that after the first OF Dccem Der
III per cent interest will be charged on the
same. ALE&. UPDkGRArP,
nOvl City Clerk
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
TO CONTRACTORS.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
ID office OF the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
Kentucky Railroad Company, in the city
OF Wheeling, up 10 - o'clock noon, Mon
day, November 5th, tor the building OF the
depot at The town OF WellSburg, Brooke
county, w. Va.
Plans nd specifications can be seen at
the office OF he Company, 30. 1855 Peter .
SOW 5 Block.
The Company reserves the night TO re-.
ject any or all bids. Bonds and security
will be required. VI. J. BkCkER,
novll Chief Engineer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02

The face is that of an infant, radiant
with smiles and that joyous limo
ceuce belonging 10 childhood
and impresslyeiy suggests the
appropriateness of the subject.
Il want to tell you something about
my Morning Cory said Miss Reau,
as she took seat beside me.
The laughter disappeared from her eye,
Il melancholy shade passed over her
face, the glistening tear drop was shining
through the eye lashes, aud in a sOitened
tone she proceeded. at Is the face OF
my sisters baby boy, and was cast by me
lust before | started for Europe My
brother-In-law had slways opposed my
being sculpt with the preJudices of the
age he thought the work too masculine.
lie made every effort to discourage me,
and when / announced my determination
O presenting my model Tor the Lincoln
statue, he offered 10 give me the amount
| would receive from the government,
g. rcinquish my purpose. But l was
persistent in my determination to go on.
/ q was not wealth that l was striving Tor;
il WAS burning ambition to excel. The
spirit was within me. l knew that could
Iced. IL was the one absorbing
thought of my life, yet it panied
NE TO go contrary 10 the wishes
o. my friend and guardian. So | con- |
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BUST OF CUSTER,

star ding jus. rs she had left 1t when she
heard Of ms tragic death among the ra-
vines of Montana, He had been to
Washington before an investigating
committee u short time previous to the
ill lated Rosebud Expedition, and COM
ing into her studio insisted on giving
her sitting for bust, Ms he said he
would never have sn opportunity again
How true WAS the prediction verified;
and the unfinished bust symbolzes the
unfinished destiny OF the ypung soldier.
Every author has his iavorite book,
every painter his tavorlto picture, aud l
suppose II is natural that the sculptor
should be no exception. 1t was easy to
discern, at least, that Winnie Roam has
her iavorite, and she calls it
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