davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-13
Rnrle &abeIna d1ridlteil. .
&ofalbertd)te aus 0N0fDtm0fnte4 ~
p2SaIbinatpner SdIiiben Yerein.~- SFemer.--
Nus Dem gcliSeigettdlte.-GSo oI8ea OeS Spit,e.
-y&eru1{fh1fpA

-SGCIHtlulIeS.
g8ai btngtOn, u. Suli. - SIN Yarfe
ben geltern 4beno su Oem am 20. D. Sc. be-
ainnenOen Sd)iibenielte Die perid5ieoenen 8iif-
iete, Stdnoe, 8uoen u. {. 10. an Die WetIta
bietenben permietbet uno bafiir bic Summe
bon $500 erSielt. Die 8etbeiligunq oil Der
Serfeigsrun9 mar cine iebr sablreide uno leb-
bdfte, un6 Dem 6eiHltate mad Su urtbeilen,
miro iid) baS biesidbrige 6eit eineu 8or9an=
germ luiirbig anretben.
- @eitern Ibeno nm 31O llbr entiiano int
Stleioerpaaren Gei6dfte oes 6rn. Sabenfiein
an Der T., nabe 3. .Stra6e, elm SSeuer, 0as iidl
10 raid Oer5reitete, oaB eS n6t9ig ipuroe, einen
@eueral- alarm 5u 9eben. Die augren,enber
@ebGuoe, baS Spielrpaarenlaoer oes 6rn.
SiIberberg uno Sru. Moes' M6belbanblnna,
Ifmebten lGngere Seit in @efahr, bod gelanq
eS Der Seuermebr, ole 6lammen aut oas 0aus,
in melhem lie au8gebroden, AL beid)rGnfeH.
pr. Sabeniteln erlitt bauptid6ltd1 Our1 g9alier
etnen Sd)aoen bon A. bis 5000 Dollars. Der
Serluit OeS 6ru. Silb,rbsrg be5iffert ii4 auf
$500.
= Sr. IS. 6. 9aalanS, elm i'm yWtounts
8ern0ns5oule" loglrenotr Sat, lieB geltern
Abeno Die &igenthtmer bes SotelS, @ebriiosr
Jtid)ol8, auf Die Anl6uloigun9 perbaften, ibn
NliEtHRtIlhH lRNU ns uNUNlSh
@egentdnoen nad) ibHl genorIen I'll babeu,
neil CT Die 8idtigfelt elmer prdentirten Red)-
nung beItritt. OaS uette Briioerpaar muroe
gum Scrb0re icitgebolten.
- Wa6 oem Uerihte oeS Yoli3et Superin-
tenoenten, DialorS Wtor9an, ,nabm Die Yolljei
Ddbreno oe5 NIT Dem 30. Suui abgelaufeneu
QuartalS 1878 PeriOneu i'll Saft, BON meld5en
2336 bem mGnnll6en uno 537 benz ipeiblid5en
@elflefte an9ebOrten. Sir Die i'll 742 5duen
aulerle9ten @elobuBtn muroen $7390.95 etu-
9enOmmelt.
- Ser 8eger u. 6. Otoora ipurbe eeIteyn
| auf Die SnIbulOiguHg perbaftet, leiHem auf
Der Gde Der Wtarglano.A .AoenIe nno 2. Strabe
| mobnbaften 0ieuitbCrrn g. .. Charles cine
luertbuOGe Suiennaoe geitOblen 5u babeu,
uno puroe gum Serb0re bei9eltedt.
- @eern Na6mittag 9egen l ubr tpurbe
| Der yte9er Dau. zee all Der @de Der A. nno
y. Stra6e bon Der 0ise i!bermannt uHb
nah ielner 8obnung, Gde Der 16. unS Oi.
9apltolltraBe, 9eibafit, mo- ibm burd Or.
Sramer bic nOtbi9e 5iilfe 3u Sbeil waro.
Dennis humphrey, Der am 2. april
b. s. bon einem i3Hge Der ~ Baltimore Sbio-
| Babn" fiel uno babel cine Strede pett Nez
| idleift puroe uno einen Nrmbra1 erlitt, 6at
ge9en bic eripdbnte @eielli9aft cine S9aOenz
eriattla9c AMI $4,000 erboben.
(Seorgetown.) - Der Neger 8 Sadfon
wurce 9eltern i'll Der grib9es, nabe Ntartetltr.,
III 6Olge Der !Site Obnma6ti9. Na1bem sr
| f6 unter Beibiilfs OeS Or. s. Wadal pieoer
erbolt, ,purOe er mad ieiner peimatb in 5air.
| fOrs@ountp, Sa., tran8portirt.
- 0em Seruebmeu naf ioQen Die -bei'm
Saue OeS y@eorgetOpuer @olle9s" beI9dftig.
ten Steinbauer, melde oor9eftsrn Die 4rbeit
nteOerle9ten, nit ibreH arbeitgeberH ein lle-
bereinfommen 9etrofen babsu, rpoua9 Ite am
Ntontage pieOer nit OemEa9elObue BON 1925
ole Srbeit auinebnlen iOaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-13
Stpei ssra,test ais Ws6rSertmmem
Oernaffef.

Yeoria, SllS,, u. Sui. - Srau 8atb.
Stabl murOe 9eiteru III bieler StaOt inter Der
2lnflage perbaftet, einen 9epiiieu Sames D.
9tela uOr eiuisen Wtonateu in Bloomington
ermorost 81 baben. Gin SrauenSimmer, Na<
mems 6attie @rep, muroe ais Selfersbclferiu
Der 5rau Stabl feltgeuommeu. Die 8erpeiie
9egen Die Serbafteteu iollen iebr grauirenoer
art ieiu. Die beioen 6raueH befanoen iifD
ieit lebtem WtGr; in cieler Stabt uno ernabr=
ten iib purh Oieuhboteuarbeit. Srau StabPS
@atte bate oieelbe in Bloomington uerlafsn
nno beftnoet f9 iebt in 9eeiu Orleans. Sic
Srsnnuna Der @utten erfolgte un9ebli9 aus
benz @runbe, oaB 9rau Stabl unerlaubteu
llmsang NIT S'gteia gepfo9eu bate uno Der
Moro iOl ebenfallS our1 Oieien llmfanb per=
anlaEt mOr0eu ieiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-13
1ermiibte Depeid1ett aus Stetus
MnrP

N elU y OTIT IL. JulI. - Oer OQHIQIer
yMac@regor" 1T BON 4iuerpool ein9etrOffeH.
- @ol0 er6ffuete beute 81 1904.
- Die 0ampfer y&itD Of 8rulielS" BON
2iuerpoOl unO rSOer" uOn Sremen itno beute
an9etommen.
= Ser 0ampfer n&emus" 1T Don @stte,
SrantrsId, angelangt.
Ser 0el0marft. q
Wem Oorf, II. Sult. - 9elo faiiiJ
su 2. g8e9iel ABA. Sob idloB belte
III 1901. Bunoes Sb!icattonen idlloIlen
feit; 18S1er Coupons 1911 neue 1865er
1924, 1867er 1853, 1868er 1885,, ueue fiinIer
1863, 1O.4Oer Coupons 109b. Nftien i9lOfen
flau; Stem 0orfer Central 1O9, @rie 164,
eafe Sbore 61s, SGiuOiier Central Sc, PittSs
burger 814, @bica9ozNortbnetern sos, Bris=
ritGten rs, 0fodzSslanb 115, gSeiteru Union
Gel. 800.
llnteri9atamts 8ilan3: Sob $117, ,678,.
018.00; &Ouraut $43,986. .O8O.OO.
- Der llnteri9aenleiiter Sablte beute fir
Snterehen S280,000, uno fir ein9eSo9ene Dbl
ltgationen 1000 aus.
- Die 3oil @innabmen betru9en belte
1854 900.
@eratiid1tc tele8rapbtide Sepeid)en.
= Sn Y bila clip "a puroe 9eltern
9ioeon @larf, Der ehemalige ,0tecorOer Of
0eeO8," uelder an9eflagt mar, ftdbtiiAe @els
Der i'm Setrage BON $4,000 unterl6la9en 81
baben, frei9epro6en.
- Sn y BortIanb, We., bat Elm selDiIier
QS. .. Qnoreps burA orei fulide, auf Die
,gterpzOorfer 0eutife JtationalbanE" auSges
itelte Us ed iel nabe al $4,000 prOfitirt unb
ff Danit ieitmdrtS in bic 8iiibe gei6la-
gen. Der Setrug ipuroe erft geitern entoedt,
ais Die @ehiel 5ilriidgeihidt lpurSen.
- Sn Den letten brei Wtonuten erei9neten
itd) III ben Ser. Staaten 2470 Sanfero te,
uno Die 8aiitua beliefeu fi6 auf $48,753,-
900. QS1breno Der erten orei Dtonate oieeS
SabreS muroen 1855 8anterotte nit Bai=
fpis i'm 8straee bon $82 ,O78,O00 gemeloet.
- Die bon gSm. $. Banberbilt uerauital.
tete GonfereuS Der Gtienbabnbe
am ten in Saratogn, N.zD., pertagte iidl
geitern. Sin neues yYoOl"s sArraugement in
Se5ns aui DitltA gebenoe 5raht ioa SuStanoe
gebradt moroen ieiu.
- Su Som puroe porgeiteru ourf Stiirs
me grOBe Serbeerung angeridtet. Ster bis
flint Yerionen muroen pom Blise erihlaQen,
uno Die @ruote erlitt betrdbtliden S6aoen.
Die ySllinoiSs Central 8abn" rpuroe on nrehz
reren Stellen oerart bsi9dbi9t, baB fe bic Be
f6roerun9 ibref 3iise eiuitelen muBte.
- @iue an5abl auf einem auSfluge begrif'
fener u a fteure aus = b o lam
geltern in Ybilaoelpbia an.
- Su 9an3 gS scouiin iputbeten
pdhreno Der 3wei lcBteH Gage oerbeerenOe
Gtitrme,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-13
Die srnRe europaiide Nnbitat!
9nnbabi oS.
9as bette natiirlibe Mhiiibrumgs=
Hifte(

THE. LANCET"
"Hu'iyadi Janos. .-Bas
ron |.iebi9 beaeu9t, oaB
ietp 6eihtbum an Obj
uLrenoen SalBen ben
al er anberen betannten
|WaGcr iibertrifit."
THE "B RITZ 8 q
MEDICAL OU R.
MALI" "Hunyadi
Janos. - 0as anoe=
nebmitc, iiherfe Inn
ipirfiamfe abfabrenbt
Wa5Ser. a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-13
8rnBcr cblt9attonenra,,b TIT
ct. Nniti&.

Qouis, -. Suit. = Die Sbatiade,
baB seftern 9tesieruugs obligatiOnen im Sez
trage bon $12 900 in eier Staot gefoblen
muroen, nurbe beute ourh eln bon Der BoliSei
au Die hieiigeu Sanfeu 9eididtes 6unbitrei-
ben, peld)es gegen gnnabme Der Sbli9atto-
neu lparnt, au'S 2idt gebrad]t. ytdbereS
fam Dor Der 9anO El6t in @rfabrurg 9ez
brad1t merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-13
SltG,t efnes 60ffittM ORDERS

Stem Yorf, II. Sult. = SObn SnIitb,
melder Dor etma eiuem Sabre feline Satin Su
6lauDers, gt. S., ermOroete, entipraug am
lesten Wittwo6 aus Der Srrcnauftalt Su Wors
riS< <YlainS uno lit ieitbem ueri6muuben. Als
lem aniheiue nah mar iein gSabuiiun bloBe
Seritellun9 uuO oarauf bere9net, cem Sal
np;r III Pt1t0eheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-13
Cine SSratt eriDiekt tbren Mantt ,ttto
beQebt Setbifmor0.

@alesbur9, Sis, II. Sui. = 8rau
Spauloins, Die selbteoene Satin Martlu
S'@onnor 5, feuerte nm llbr beute friib Ell.
nen 8epoluer auf ben Qesteren ab. Die au-
gel Craa9 9sGars Se;sSao oss 9saSsns sn
Gie 6rau bradte itd) Johann ielbft eiue tDbtz
llAe SAuBmunbe bel. Giierludt mtro ais
Die llriadle beieldnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-13
gpe3ials sNsts3en.
S>terbtt 8efbatttl.
eraxsyshh. uts ruSifSnc a9iioes filt SO G<ttto

&ttrbtt 8efdbattt!.
1asttsMe ans ratttiAe 8aser fi'r SO Ssats
ar. "a. Rors-stberta=siraBt.
(Sua4,1S) .. 6. 1erres. gisentbamr.
San, NIettMmamn & 6omsp.1 Brebhets
compressed ysast).
Da mon entbedt bot, bas niele gfa@abmunsen uns
Terer Seie b I'm Diarfte befnben, 70 bat aIe ddbts
Bresbete umieres abrifats aui iebem adete ben gas
men unierer Ttrma. MQe anberen ttnb Nadbabmun,
Vsan uerlanse bon fetnnn Grocer 8aW 1Ietidbs
ssamm Gomp.' arebbeie. gdslt@ friid!
GotrifzDepot: ser. "a, RorSz z@ntatu> >etrabe.
(Marsis ,12DetsO
DE memen tarttiMea ans saiHfdea eIsftro'
dbewsttd,em, HeerfurtaIs, UMtpeteL uno SanaSf
tASer In VI. 147. garatesas, nabe @ntaufrase.
aub lest jr Serren unb Damen in boiler 1AStt9tetfs
9as tpMnoerbar wirfenoe SaatmttteI
AulDhid of A r n u m.
Ninnen, Blatben, Seulen unS alle Sautausi6ldse
,perben unbebinst sebe eiIt; 81 bas Radet; NIT
ber Bot auaeididt Nan ienbe Bof@Office@ @Stempd
fir Yampblet nebH @e6raud saniueiiuns.
Or. 9obme s. COMP, RI. Sc. Sft=5apettetr.,
Dein apotbefer bot es. (Gebr2O.tS.i.a.2J
9tme Qaxts.
SIN 4ue, ,ueId5e an ben Golsen BON Susenbfanben
nerpsfer Gduad5e, gnttraituns, BerIuf Der gtan=
nestxat &c. letoen, 5enbe i'd to enfrei etn WeStpt
bas fe furtrt. Disies sroBe 9eilmittd murbe bon
etnem VfiIfonar In Gab>Mmerieo entoett. G&tdt elm
abYeIfartes @oupert on Reo. Soiepb z. Snuan, Stas
ton D, Bttle-Souie, N.sD. @ttp.
lOH.s.1s.t&n.,ta.x.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-13
Ser ~. StH at, attoeret. ertett i.

gtem= y orf, II. Suli. hieiIgen uno
niegroofipner Sranier feierten bente ben Sab
restag Der S9lad)t an Der 8opne burf eineu
9luSflug auf benz 9ublon nno einBicnic. Die
gSerfte, an m.lfler Der gum Iu8fluge benubte
Oampfer lag, mar BON 80 Yolisiiten beiebt,
peldle ale iid in Der gtdbe ueriammelnben
Beronen ioglei6 Seritreuten. Son Der 9affel
oes SooteS luebte cine groBe blaue Sla9ge,
auf oeren cine Seiter itdl bas @onterfei oeS
Vrtn3en Don Sranien II. auf beren anoerer Elm
Bib Der Sdladt al Der SoDue befano. Die
@rfuriionifien perbradten ben Sag su Wount=
Yleaiant am Suoion.
gfe no . orf, II. eSuli. - Oepeiden aus
gfontreal ergeben, oaB Die Sranier, al5 iie
beute Sormittag aus ibrer SaQe trateu, ben
3u9 81 forn1iren iu6ten, jeooh Sur6 ben iie
unriu9enoen Y6belbauien an ieoer 8emegung
Oerbinoert ipuroen. OaS WilltGr pHan,te Die
Saponnete auf uno biloete @oroons iiber bic
StraBe, I'M ben YGbel Su tbeilen. Die go
ltSei bes WiaDorS ltiirSte iid) oarduf inter rie
Sranier uno madlte mebrsre herlelben 3u9e=
fan9eneu. Die iibrigen Sranier febrteu in
Die 6alle suriid. Der WaDpr begab f1 10.
Oanu in Die 6ale, erflGrte Die beabtftigte
Yaraoe fitr 9elebmibri9 unb fragte, OBJ Die
Nnmelenoen ltd Dem 9eiese untermerfcn
lpOuIeH. Ote Srantef ertDloerteH Dela9eHoi
unb tbr @rt rtBmeilter, iofpie mebrcre anSere
Seamte rpuroeu oarauf auf Sefebl bes
WfaporS nerbaftst.
Bbilabelp bia, u. Snlt.-Die Sranier
bieier Stabt hielten hsute einen unSug, au
meldem iid 5ablrei6e Otitglieocr betbeill9teu,
@s fiel nidt Die gertngte Ruhef0ruug Dor.
ct. Sobn, N.=S., u. Suli. : Su ct.
Stspber, 0Orheitsr, BiiarincO, Otuaquaib
uno 9Oloen @roUe funOeu beute Oranier<
0emonitrationen ltatt, Sn ct. Sobu muroe
Die iiblife Paraoe in bieiem Sabre inter
lafieu.
Sororto, Ont, II, Suli. Die perI6ie=
Dcnen Srauierlogen perlammelteu it'd nm II
ubr Ntittag8, unb nm l llbr marldirte Der
s3ug nod Der @atbebrale, ruo Der iiblide 9Ots
tesOienit ab9ebalten parO. 9ues perlief in
better Srbnuna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-13
Sret glrbetter tn eitert I0udomfte
perHnQLiidf.

&rog, N.zY., Y. Suli. Wdbreno
Sas. Clifford. Sobn 9riscOa uno Sobn 8os.
coe geltern 4beno in @ohpe5 in eiuem 4uniz
bnfte, rpelfer bon benz &anale Der ,,@oboeS
Comp" mad 6em Mobapf=Sluiie fiibrt, oa.
init beiGdftigt waren, cine Quantttdt Steine
su entfernen, nelde Ieit elmer Dor SurSen oor4
Qenomntenen Sprengung ben Nqudbuft ber=
itopften, gaben Die Stetne NIT einem Ytale
nad), unb elm uugebeurer Strom gSafer ergob
ii6 bur9 bic Seffnung. aae bret Wdnner
murben nit untuioerfeblifer 9emalt fortse-
riiien uno in bas 80 SUB unterbalb Der Wtiin'
bung bes Aquabuftes gelegene 6luBbett ae@
ibleubert. @lifforo bleb auf Der Stelle foot,
unb feline beiben &ameraben iuurben idtuer
berlett. Der aqudouft uuroe sur Setoroe'
rung BON Sis bon bem &anale naf Dem
6luiie benust.
8roSe ssemers brltttit ttt YOrtsata
Ytimce.
9em~ Orf, u. Suli. - 0r. Stephen
8eitier, 9eianbter Der Republif 5anti in ben
Ser. Staaten, 1T oura 8rteie aus ieiner Seis
matb beHa9riftigt, OaB am %. SUM eine
sroBe Seuersbrunit in Yort=a1=Y Yrince wiitbete,
peld)e 38 9ebdube einditerte. Der 9elammts
perluit luirO aut $5Oo,Ooo 9eid)dtt.
8ranoe.
Ssme9O, g.. g., II. Suli. - Die hiez
fi9e 8aiienanitalt muroe beute friib gum gro.
Ben Sbeile bur9 6euer SeritDrt. Serlult 10,-
900 Dollars.
0ont 8ItBe erid1la9en,
0f / | pill e, 9t.sO., II. SuIi. - g5db.
reno zines getern ein9etretenen @etuitter8
murbe Elm gSObnhaus, in meltem iidJ cine
6rau Sind nebf ibreH Orei SinOern befanb,
pom glise 9etrofen uno 9lnnie Sind, ote
dlteite Sodter, auI Der Stelle getGotet, Cine
anOere 2ohter, iOfpie oas iarbige Oienftmdb.
den ruaren cine 3eitlaug betdubt, babeu iid1
Jebo6 ieitoem tuieoer erbolt. Der Blitltrabl
tubr burf ben S6Ornfein in oas Saus, uno
baS gauge @ebduoe ruuroe betra9tltd3 be-
idlGbiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-13
oes 2ouiiianaer sub=S ptniz
te's. - gSeitere nette Gnthnuungen aber
bic Sdlnappiadleripirthidlaf

W 10 o rleanS, =. Snii. - Oas
@erbDr bes 3eugen 6. 6. 0eber murbe beute
Dor oem Bolter'lben Cub -@Omite fortgeiebt,
uno oerlelbe erfldrte inter 4nOerem, er ei
IN m es szs SsnaR as St5 f gaasnas Ia ofan BON sp lssn
asbilostsn aIosiatiOn seIuelsu, ~ pslder
@ouperneur antoine, 8. s. anoerlon, Switz
def, Surd) II. q. geb0rten. Der Sting bate
$4,000 fir Sur6iebuna Der 3epee=S Sia nn6
$4,000 fir bic Nnnabme Der Capitol. .Si1
erbalten. Sebes Witglieb empfing $4,000 ais
letnen Nntbeil. Switdell mar Brditbent
iIno 8. 6. anoerion S6atmeliier Der ahos
satiou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-13

0aure, II. Suli. - Ser Sampier
oPeretere" 1T uoH 9telu yort bier angetonI,
men.
tomn, u. Suli. - Ser
OaMpfer n&Hiiia" 1T BON 9teW, YOrt bier aHa
uelauat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
TRANSPARENT PICTURES.
One of the Prettiest Effects Yet Attained
by the Art of Photography

Our attention was attracted recently
to very fine collection of photographs
on view in the window Of an empty
store adjoining the Star Clothing House,
Twelfth street. On examination We
found them to be from the studioof MIR.
T. II. Higgins, ~ Twelfth street. Among
them we particularly noticed several
specimens OF transparent pictures,
which Mr.. II. informed us is something
new that he intended making a spe-
cialty of during the approaching holi-
DAYS. There is probably no other pic
ture so rich and yet beautifully soft in
its effect, and it needs only to be seen to
become a general favorite. Mr.; Higgins
enterprise seems to know no limit, for
call on him when you may, he has al
WAYS something new, novel and beauti-
full to submit to you that affords unmis-
taxable evidence of his superior ability
and energy in his profession.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS.
interesting Information on the Subject of
Roofing Paint. ACapitaI Sample that
has Stood the Test Of Thirteen
Years and Stands To-
Day Unriyaled.

There has probably been hundred
or more paints, compositions, etc, in
vented for the protection OF roofs, but
almost simultaneous with their intro
duCtion has followed a host of faults
that shook all confidence to its very
foundation. Some ran III the heat
others either never dried or dried too
slowly, Cracking and pealing was COM
planned of, while the frost was viewed
with terror--until the famous
HAwTHoRS's ROOFING PAINT
sprang into existence, and proved itself
more than match for all previous OBJ
iectons raised. So far back as thirteen
wears it was brought into use, and to
the present has grown inmeasureably in
public estimation for its many excellent
qualities. 1t is positively fire and water
proof and will stand any exposure
without either cracking or blistering. 1t
is easily applied-has deep bright
black luster, dries very rapidly, and can
be applied to any kind of roof with the
happieSt result. Satisfying himself OF
these facts, Mr.. G.. w. Johnson, of 1907
Main street, recently secured the privi-
lege OF its manufacture, and has since
applied the said paint to roofs for the
Central Glass Company, H. h. List,
Esq, Laughlin Bros. 4 CO., "a also for Il
large number OF private Citizens-all of
whom are delighted with its efficiency
and appearance. The ingredients OF this
Centennial and Excelsior" paint are
widely different To those of any other
make, and include nothing that will cor
rode, evaporate or vet yield to any kind
of weather, however severe. Hundreds
of UNREASONABLE references are freely
supplied, including many gentlemen of
the highest commercial standing, who
have put it to a thorough test, and dur
ing the past thirteen years have failed To
learn Of single instance where il has
not accomplished everything claimed
ior it. Mr.. Johnson is applying, and
supplying it, daily, in large quant-
ties, while he is free To confess
its numerous exceptional advantages
renders it absolutely perfect for the
purposes to which it is invented. We
have seen this said paint and cannot re-
frain admiring it. We know, and have
seen, what it will do, and entertain the
Gveliest assurance that it will shortly
command universal confidence. Those
of our readers interested III such mat
ter will find, upon application TO Mr..
Johnson, that We have not said word
too much for the excellcncy OF this
paint, while it comes very reasonable,
considering its merit and guaranteed
success wherever applied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09

ALEXANDER SMITH who was elected to
Congress from the Twelfth district OF
New York, lived but five hours after
being made Congressman. He was in
formed of his election but short time
before he expired. On Tuesday even
ing, as soon as the result was known,
his friends secured band, and were
about forming in procession to give him
a serenade when they received the news
that he was dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
DIR SUPPLEMENT.

We issue, this morning, sixteen col
umn supplement to the DAILY REGIS
TER and have directed our Carriers to
place copy of each OF these papers IN
every house in the city. In addition
we have made arrangements to have
the paper thoroughly circulated IN all
the neighboring towns.
In the Supplement will be found a
large amount OF quite interesting mat
ter.
A choice story, The Marked ARM
which will interest the ladies';
message from Messrs. j. 5. Rhoades
$50 which will he of still more inter
est and profit to the ladies;
Choice Sunday reading, Chat by the
Wayside.
A business like talk from Messrs. IT,
Nendel & Co., to which we invite the
attention of all our readers,
A bright article from Rev. J. IT, Arm
strong;
An account of Emsheimer Bros, fine
establishment;
Doctor and Patient;
A Leisurely Poet;
Home Attractions;
Pithv Paragraphs; and one Worth
Remembering from Luke Fitton;
Bob Ingersoll's Purchase at Auction
of the Gods He Worships;
Artist Browns Preparations for the
Holidays;
Post Prandial Pickings;
An Important Chapter on Winter
Wear and Cheap Clothing, presented by
Messrs. Kline Bros;
How to live cheaply and well-lm-
portant information for all these hard
times;
What an Eminent Artist Said;
Reporting OF Adams Sin;
About the right age to Kiss Female
Babies. Sixteen is suggested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09

In sermon preached by Moody, at
Baltimore, recently, he said that CHIEF
among the evils in the churches are
church choirs, ungodly men and wo-
men who happen to have good voices,
and often drunken organists. He de-
nounced all engaged in raising money
by church fairs. Lotteries, voting and
raffies were encouraged. The young
men now, instead of going to low
gambling den, could go to Gods church
and gamble. Actually at one church
fair the sum of IS cents was charged Tor
kissing the handsomest young woman
in the church, presumably to help the
work of God.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
WHAT KIND OF MONEY II
ELECTEDp

When the interest and enthusiasm III
the individual or personal features OF
Tuesdays contest have subsidized the
country will be seriously casting about
10 determine just what has been spo Ken
in reference TO the finances. 1t was un-
derstood TO bea battle over the finances,
bnt can We determine what phase
of the money question has trl-
umphed? What quality or KIND
OF money has been chosen by
the people through their representa-
lives? Is il metallic currency, and II
80. 10 what extent, exclusively metal
lie, or partly metallic and partly paper:
If Of paper, what conditions or limits
shall attach to il. and what shall that
paper represent, gold or silver, or moth
ing that is visible or producible?
Ii there is to be any paper currency
what kind, and what authority shall
issue and what control It's volume:
Shall the Government continue To issue
papereither directly, rs with greenbacks,
or indirectly, through the National
banks, or shall We 20 hackto the old state
banking system?
All these questions were duly can
yassed and constituted the main ISSUES
Of the campaign which eliminated on
Tuesday. Yet We do not see that any
one oil them can be said TO he definitely
settled unless it is that fiat money
has been relegatcd to that sublime But
LER retreat, from whose silent bourne
no traveller has Vet returned.
The Republicans went into the cam
paign on the hard money platform, and
whatever OF triumph they have had in
any section they are pleased to ascribe
10 the favor in which the hard money
plank is held This is probably just,
and their following fairly represents the
strength OF that faction. Yet their
strength is not sufficient in either house
"i congress u CIV ''i''' ''''''' "'''
'"oliSleu P'"''''''' 'l.'''''l'' VI Won ~
retard the introduction Of an opposite
and wholly different financial policy.
,to. hof,ra ,bo uaxt CnDoross
't,n as,on,IIo tho sooro,ory oi n.
=, No. L,.
p.,,,:., -. L.. l,,,.i
'''' ''' - ,i., I'm
- -, Ia ,,.n.,r,..
.''''''' ~ -, :, L.Ni ,.r,
80.
P'"' Wv" ,'.I--..t'..:.-,
pau! - '"' N''''' - - -. - -
7"''t ''O"'
f ~ - g." 10Y
~ i o'io ''''''5 ~ ',0'''''' '''.,' ''',,' -
t'i'''i''"'" '''""' l'''i'' w
W. ''iI '''''' - '' :.
-. -. a,,,,o,. Avail nr,do,,;oo.o :,
,hou,.o. ord :. = ,,a.Lor 20 so.o,
...,.I'o..,'.;.,, - ~, noo,Jo -; .r,do
,,.I .s.,,-io.,, -, - ,air.air tho Lid
- -. 49,, 49,. :, tho ,oorlo, -
IL we may J"use Vi '''' P''"'''i' '',"
Nv" - ''' "'o'''' f",,''''' - 81; ~
'''' Wv, ''I''', '''''' M
" ~ ' '''''' nv '. '',l :,
l.''''' -, ny "" ~ n '''~ .''''' -,
i'''"''''''' pun" VI '''' ''''''', "''' P''''!
HAS mo' o,iS D''A "PP'".''' ""' '.'"'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
DIED..

McMECHEN-At Benwood, OF diphtheria. on
November eth. SHEPHERD V. youngest child Of
the late shepherd and Allie c. McMechen, aged
years, month and - days.
Funeral from the residence al O'Clock this
Saturday afternoon. The friends OF the family
are invited 10 attend
REIHNER-Friday morning, OF lung disease
Mrs. ANN REIHSER in her 9th year.
Funeral will take place from the residence of
her son-in-law No. 234l Market street, sunday.
at O'Clock P NJ. Friends of the family are in
vited Burial al Mt. Calvary.