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New-York tribune., 1878-02-21
REQUIEM FOR THE LATE POPE.
SUPERB MUSIC AND FLORAL DECORATIONS IL WASH
INGTON.

SUPERB MUSIC AND FLORAL DECORATIONS IL WASH
INGTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-.The solemn requiem
mass celebrated this morning at st. Aoysiuss Church.
in memory OF the late Pope, attended by nearly
1000 persons. Among those present were the Presi-
dents family, a number Of Senators and Congress
men, and prominent officials. The mass sung was
Mozarts Grand Requiem. with organ and orchestral
accompaniment. The vocal parts werr rendered by a
large assembage of the best singers in this city and Bal
tmore. The ceebrant was the Rev. Father jenkins,
President Of Gonzaga College, assisted by five Of The
Jesuit Fathers among whom the Rev. Father Picci
rillo. formerly the Pope's confessOr. Tie fu-
neral Grafton pronounced by the Rev.
Father Denny, who personally acquainted
with the deceased Portf. The cata'alque
erected this much grander than the
made for the King OF Italy. The rarest exotcs were
loaned from private cOnservatories and the floral gifts
were massive and beautiful Prominent at the base OF
the pyramid cross four feet high. composed Of
caa-es csmelias. carnations and sinilax, with the
Plus TX. Ia imrnOrtcles. the gft 0 the House
Committee the Public Library. through the chairman
CDpcrpSEIuaQ Cox.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-21

THE CHARGES.
Following is the communication, embracing charges
against Superintendent smyth. which mentioned In
the above report the Assembly; 1t laid before the
Governor this afternoon
STATE OF NEw-YoRK, CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
ALBANY, Fen. 20 1873.
TO His BTcsileney LUCIUs ROBINSON, GoceT1or Of the
State Of Nefc- York.
Sir: I inciose herein q duplicate Of a communica-
tion transmitted by me this day TO the Assembly, in
response that body passed ON the 9TH
instant OF which the following 10 o COPY: ::
THE Controller here quotes the preamble ana resou
ton offered by Mr. Halliday, and ADOPTED by ths As
New-York tribune., 1878-02-21
MASSES FOR Plus X.

A solemn requiem mass for the repose OF
the soul of the late Pope will be celebrated tomorrow
morning. halfpast O'Clock, in the Church of St.
Agnes, in Fortythiilst., Thrdaye. Bishop John
Moore, OF ST. Augustine. Florida, will act as celebrant.
and Mgr. Seton will preach the sermon Riccis Mass
will be performed for the first time in this country d.
rected ny Professor A. Davis, organist.
A requiem celebrated ut 81 Andrew's Church
yesterday, at a. in memory of Plus TX. The clrch
was draped in mourning The Rev. Dr. Crran delivered
the lie and merits OF ihe deceased pre-
late. ROsss Requiem Mass sung by quartet and
chorus under the direction OF william j. Lacey.
Services in OF the late Pope held in many
Catholic churches in Brooklyn yesterday. and in large
number of the churches requiem masses will be cee-
brated today.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-21
THE WOODRUFF VOYAGE.
1s THIS PROJECT AN HONEST ONE,

Is THIS PROJECT AN HONEST ONE
MANY INCORRECT REPRESENTATIONS MADE To TnE
pUDIIc-A HISTORY OF IHE EFFORTS IN NEW
YORK tHY To GErA suIp
The Woodruff expedition around the worid III
pursuit Of scientific knowledge and the pleasures o1
sightseeing in strange regions. was first announced
as intending to d.part on October l, 1877. Inc
time was subsequently changed to October 70 1871,
and a different ship selected to convey the excur-
s,onists. This ship was afterwards given up ana an
announcement made that the proprietors had az
ranged for the building of special ship This plan
was abandoned in turn, and IN application has been
made to Congress TO allow the proprietors to get
ship abroad, the time of departure being fixed for
Nav, 1878. The causes Of these delays and changes
of plan are explained below.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-21
OPPOSITION IN WASHINGTON.
A SERIOUS FLAW IN TIE APPLICATION TO CON
GREss.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THs TIIBUNE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO Tit. TIIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON Feb. 2O.The Senate Committee
on Commerce has now upon its calendar bill TO
aid the Woodruff Scientific Expedition Around the
World" Representative Ward and other Pennsyl-
vania members are opposing the bill with good
deal of earnestness. The bill allows al American
register to foreign built vessel, thus making an
exception TO the navigation laws. The advocates
of the proposition assert that no American vessel
can be procured, and that the scientific character OF
the expedition Justies this exception. On the
other hand, Mr. Wari says there is no description OF
vessel which Americans cannot furnish !; that the
expedition has existence. as yet and that there
is no safeguard in the bill 10 prevent the vessel from
being sold as a matter of sDeculatiOn on the Ameri-
can register which is said to he worth 100000.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-21
SATISFACTION OVER THE NEWS.

CATHOLICS EXPECTING THE HAPPIEST RESULTS FROM
THE RLECTION-vIEws OF THE REV. DRs. Sc
TON AND MGLYNN.
When MonsignOr Seton was informed yester-
day of the action OF the College Of Cardinals he
pressed some surprise He said that Cardinal Pecc had
sot generally been spoken Of among those who were
New-York tribune., 1878-02-21
YEAS.

Mr.. Patterson lkep, .; C) VINO would nave 'o,Sa III
favor thereof, Mas paired with Mr. Armstrong (DeDi,
MOI who woula have voted against the amendment
When the name OF Mr.. voorhees, was called, ho SAID,
Z" simply TO be consistent wth former vote, vote No.
When tie name OF Mr. Window was called, he raid.
IL be iucous with former VOTE and ~ put AIM
SCI me naxt smen,lment Of Mr. Hamn. which pend
ing when bil was taken NJ, as aeo'c mehtioheos
WA. ugrred To Without a dIyision
Tne bin then read third time aud passed
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ir BAYARD Dem. Dell called up the House bll for
te relief OF the Eagle and Phenx Manufacturing COM
pany, OF Columbus, Ca, which was discussed brieny
and passed.
Me- ANTHONY Rcp r. ~ submitted resolutios
that on Monday next, at O'clock the Senate wii pro
ceed to consider bulls the calendar not TO- ana
that such consideration continued from dag to day
until tie end o: the calendar shall have been reache
speeches upon such bills 10 be under tie h'e-uhu'e fu'
The scuate then resumed consideration OF the an.
finished business being tue bli 10 aihehu an aoa vi
provide foe the organization OF CioOk auu fease
iies provide fer holding Court th,r.n, aPpao P
by fine Governor of said Territory The l3th oi DseSns
ber 1877 \ long debate followed, whcn MS Tnd
paied iq by Messrs Eam@nds ,s shsrs f,. w. MNec Howe
iRcp.. Wis.,. Saunders rep, Nepb DAWES ""' '.'"'
nn5 stated that Judge Peck Is one Of those
gentlemen who parts name in the middle sna seems
70 nG he n an IS and puts on airs NO,
sss a d Y ;aS that Hs afsy fsss
aood repute and ai sc instruction. kno ing hm aia
s S hs s,.spec that Judge Peck deserved appe
tions AS the honorable Senator nom Nebraska haa %
slowed upon hun. He knew Judge Peek 10 oe "e''
MIR EDMUNDs (ticp., W. SAID nc had known Jud1s
Peck personally for more than thirty years s ror ha m
ssi swenty wears he had resided In the City OF New
York and had recommended for the positlon nov
s te ua Roy % or the CITY Of NewYork among whom
he nad lived In wyoming. Of the delegates 70 sns
New-York tribune., 1878-02-21
AN ESTIMATE OF THE POPE's CHARACTER,

AN ESllMAlL Of l1E IOl |AiSh'
sINCERELY RELIGIOUs-LEARNED IN CHURCH LAW.
Rome (O 81 1870 COrresDondenee Of The London Times
Cardinal Pecci, a Roman, born in 1910. has
only lately settled In Rome. having. sad been kept
away at his Archdiocese OF Peruga by the Jealousy OF
Antoneln. He 10 q man Of blamelcss character sin
ccrely religious well vcrsed in church mod
eratc Opinions. His appointment was one OF the
wisest OF PIus ks Ponticate unless was sug
gcsted by a TO exclude him. Liberal. from the
Pspacy q CaDerlengo, as have explained IN previous
letters hardly ever having a chance OF securing the
votes Of the conclaye.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-09
A WOMAN Is . handy thing n \,

A Eoz2S is handy thing TO hare
about the house. She doesn'tc0st anv
more to keep ttan you'll give Der. and
she'll take great interest in ron n
Sou 20 ont at night, she'll be awake
when you get home, and then she'll
tel you about yourself and more too
VI course she'll tell you where vou.re
Oeen, and what kept You out 50 late
and viii tell you; ret, right after size
gets through telling you that, she will
ask Jon where you have been and
what Kept yon out 50 late; and after
vou fell her, ard she won't believe
gou' you mustn't mind that; and If AZ
or gong to bed, she says she i,asr,', ]
;'osed her eyes the whole night. and
nep Keeps Up tie matinee two bonrs
Onger. and Ssoir't 60 10 sleep when /
he has chance. you mustn't mind
nat either; it's Der nature.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-09

The Old saying that some rael
wo0id wait mere If they Lad billio.
was ezeapli5e3 recently when .
" ID1sorite and Det-Gter gvt into =
dlsP0te a. tie ferry dock Said re
Canad a., AYgu ought L be VEL
pounded, and I'm TIE MAJ that can d
it, However, ! do.'t understand the
laws over here. AID don't 1ran. 70 be
l9cked Up. IF you'll come orer 70
Canada. III pay yaur way both way.
On TIE boat, buy yaur dinner. treat
you 10 the cigars, LEX yOu TIL you
can't squeal, AID send you home with
beef on your ercz-"
The American thought u the propo-
sition awhile and then asked.
If | 90 over vii you bug ne =
new oEerco2t
1-I-yes. By thunder, I will,7 re-
'lied tie mad Windsgrite.
And sEit Of clothes2-
No. | WON'T That's asking TOO
auchr
We'll those were the only terms ] /
Fas ever licked on replied the otber.
and your rejection IF them shows
aat you are al blow and ID fight
They took ont in jawiDg.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-09


The San Francisco G08dsn Eys L
speaking Of the Daily Eznuzlner, pub
hshed II that CITY, SAYS
Il was started o. 1he money e is
pr0prist0rs aud absorbed thousands
and thousands Il dollars before II
reached 2 selfsustaiuiDg basis. Il
has always taught Democratic doc
trine and stood by the Democratic
party, but tbe Democratic parry las
not always stood BIZ i, aid ~ ven
turs to say that today there are bn
The EzznEHsrs books unpaid bills
against Democratic politicians and
Democratic State and County Con-
m7ttees, 50 Old that their COLLECTION l.
barred by the statute Of limitation.
Tits Is Democratic support q al old,
able and ever faithful Democratic pa
per-
The Er1mlnT Is not the Only DeEs-
paper that j. expected 70 work for po-l
lihcal parties for glory But many
are becoming more independent, and
don't support such unprotected polin-
sians.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-09

The national currency paper m1ne.
now 10 mss in Jzpan WIS engraved
and printed u New York City Jap
xnese artists prepared the designs
and had them rs-draEn u Or best
American artists, r O. { Darley
among the number The illustrations
consist Of scenes II Japanese LIE ana
hlstorE. The work was performed LII
der tie supervision II japanese com-
nissignars appointed far 1he purpose
Tbey were shreWd enDugh . get one
side Of tie note engraved AMI printed
bv one establishment, and the other
side by another, s. that they had 3
check Oh the number printed No *
pense was spared ID make the notes
Is perfect as possible and they are
superior n design and execution u
our OWE n0-es The same plan was
adopzed Is that nsed by our OEn na-
d0nsl currencT-the general design
being tie same for 81 the hanks n /
japan. the only variations being Il
tie titles CT 1be branches New
FORK Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-09
S1ausrCs show that of the pros,

SI2usuCs show that of the cross
yield Of Nevada FIVE per cent is lead
forty-eight per cent. silver and forty
seEeii Per cent gold. Prom this II
viii be-seen that, IN spite Of the fears
that the world viii be flooded with
silver, the gold product Of the great
est silver producing section Of the
word comes within one per cent Of be
ing equal to that Of silver. IF there
Is too much silver produced. there Is
likewise produced within one per cent |
OF too much gold Austin Rereiile |
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-09

At Dayton, Washington Territory,
few days ago, there was Z shooting
scrape between two men named
Sparks and Wright The row was
about some land that Lad been jumped
By Sparks In the fight Wright was
wounded il The leg In such q manner
as 70 necessitate amputation- The
settlers have been careless about fling
on heir land, and now that land has
become valuable the Jumpers take ad-
vantage Of al these little defects.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-09
Euuzv La mi wnzzn-


z believe wpman : liz eguzl =
mn and has II ths rlghts q saszn, and
one more. that u protection ! b
lleEe the institution uf marriage % tR
LIE hDElesf and mDs1 sacred institution
among men Yet II took thousands OF
years to advance from slavery Mp =
zhe marriage institution. ! haze .
man who thinks Ii Is The head Of the
family ] d. / despise him. hz1e
one Of those digniifie1 gal0utk- ! never
saw = dlgni6ed man that WIS nDs q
Ounce S0lemu1ry Is 3 b-eas1W0rk
winch msaiDrrr7tT throws Up % DE-.
fen8 itself from tie eyes af The world
! hate 3 nkn whD i ID arlstoEra1 N
LIS family and whose VIE Is obliged
70 be 3 beggar She Iayg, Z wait
dollar and asks 5ur 4 as T she was
d 3 b9mbsffell, and Ii X
pies, What did you % with that 80 /
GEMS i care yony How many Ep
men are obliged 70 be continual beg
ysrE- How csn vou raise children u
snch II atm0sphres rs q terrible
hing, IFS stretched and infamous II
,alleEe n The democracy u the family.
Every hume should be . little republic
y Itself 1--we is Tie only thing thaf
vi par ID per cent . both borrower
nd lender Love j. Tie oaly thing
rbere 1be Least possible extravaganza
) the height g es1nomy- Ni5at rig-h1
e man % be Tie head q lie family
man SHOULD be cheerful and pleas
II Oh Coming into : house When
ou enslaFs anybody you make hin
lkbonest 4 Int with lore IS 3 palace
5or King 4 little while ago I
0o3 q the tomb q lie dead Napoleon
d. when thought Il It's past lie, ]
ought ! would rather have IL = .
1ench peasant and w0rn wgo5eu
DIS, living Il 3 little In with : II
: VIE loved, VIII children np9n ny
80 and their arms about M neck.
Z died unn0t5oed and unknown
red by these who knew NE, than %
re been thar King / Is Dot Deoes-
r. 70 D great or rlch o. powerful 10 q
happy = IagerseI- u
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-09

AZ examination Of tie dies. rolls
and plates used in printing green
backs, bonds, national bank notes and
revenue stamps made since 1866
accounts for every de, roll and plate.
and proves unfounded tie charge that
some plates had fallen into the hands
Of cOunterfeiters.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-09

he amount Of gold coin counted
and sealed up in tile New York Sub.
Treasury vaults. by the examining
committee, exclusive Of loose gold and
bullion. is se7 .OOO,O0o Tie error Of
fhlrty-fonr Gents was in tie FRACTIONAL
currency. which vas over that trif-
Ing snn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-09

SuEzuE telh rs that me pnlsa11oIas
al sound once Started by human
VOICE VII never cease, I'M thai they
are destined to 81 everlasting journey
through uumeasnrs3 space ID VII
the influence of haly lie. kegea .
tn one pasEi1n-ti1s love Of Christ
Ire II nnaying sweetness and beauty
wien tie heavens are Do more aid
tine Is lost II eseruity-E 2
living
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-09

Tm highly I'M c1H'ses nHn0sz
involved = mankind u me sncDsssln =
accsmr,is hunnt 4 ID undertaking .
sDrh wonderful p1aaariplss-an
achievement Eas5rh must necessarily
be considered u connection WITH il'e
ertraordainarE combination e roaraz'-
7tan1 circumstances surrounding lie
u.lHinrl.ing ezhiilois5un = sBsh il'diFll-
hi discrimination u fhs Interests q
scientific INSCRIPTIONS IRON.
q oungrz1uls1B.y lefier q Hun Wa
n Erarzs u tie explorer, Stanley
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
An EXCESS OF MORALITY.

The pendulum scarcely ever swings 60
far to one side but in attempting to gain
its perpendicular 1t swings as far to the
other side. This principle obtains in
morals as we'll as mechanics. Pittsburgh
is Just now illustrating this fact. From
being the wickedest city in the world, 1t
is now struggling to become the most
sanity. But few months ago the en-.
tire population of the city turned itself
into vast mob, actively and psssiVely.
A minister of the place has shown thst
upon a single block, in what is known as
the respectable quarter of the town, not
less than forty houses o. prostitution exist,
in addition to o countless number OF
places OF assignation. The picture OF the
moral condition of the city drawn by one
who had made 1t his business to inyesti-
gate the subject, is fearful one. The
pendulum having been carried to It's
fullest length in the wrong direction, Will
now essay the other extreme. A COM
mit.ec on public morals has been ap-
pointed; and it is proposed to close all
saloons, stop the running Of street cars on
Sunday, abolish Sunday papers, and make
every person wear long face at least
ono day in the week. This is Pharl-
seeism run to seed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
GOING w EST.

Not for many years has there been such
an emigration to the West and South
west as ts4 set in this spring. From
such rich old counties as Washington
and Greene, on the east OF us, and Bel
meat and HARRISON on the west of US,
steady going and well.to do farmers are
selling out ard seeking homes in new
lands. 1t is we'll for the surplus pOpula-
lions of the cities and towns 10 seek work
and competency for their families in
the country; but farmer who Is
comfortably settled and doing even
tolerably well in this section of country,
where schools and churches abound,
roads are built, markets are At hand, and
society In a settled state, would do wisely
to "let we'll enough alone He will not
likely improve bis condition by pulling
up stakes" selling of what ne has for
what he can get and going to new
country where everything with which to
work and live Nust be purchased anew at
largely higher prices. The chances are
he will have cause to regret such move.
Afarmer who cannot forge success out Of
the rich lands of this favored section,
will not be able to succeed anywhere.
TIE trouble in his case is not in the land
or the locality, but in the man himself.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18

ABOUT $3.50 worth of railroad tickets
were stolen from the North Mountain de-
pot on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
last week.
JAMES X. SPAULDING, of Warfield,
Wayne county, w. Va, while endesvor-
ing to "windlsss" a couple Of bsrges of
of a snag st the mouth of Wolf Creek
was struck by the lever on the lead, and
will probably die.
The Wheeling REGISTER advises Con-
Gress to adjourn and 60 homeland this
ia Democratic Congress too!-hmg-
GOOD Journal.
Who has better right 10 talk about a
Democratic Congress, than Democratic
paper that helped TO elect it.
A WHEELING debating society has
decided that there Is no he'll. The Ques-
ton was settled according TO their
wishes, probably, without regard to the
facts in the ase-PGrkeTSJUr0 Sentinel.
When they came to the decision that
there was no hell they evidently had tor
gotten the existence of Parkersburg.
THE Tunes and Gazette has suspended.
We DO not know whether the suspension
is temporary only or permsneat.-Pdr-
kerSburg Sentinel.
Mr.. Isaac HooPs, aged "A years, died
at his residence on the corner of Alder
and Fourth street, on wednesday night.
Mr.. Hoops was originally from Wheel
ing, w. Va, and removed TO Oakland
during the war.-OakiGnd (Md.) Demo-
crat.
A FELLOW up in Wheeling, named
Tim. Donovan, tired TO pass himself of
AS United States arsenal, the other day.
He was taken in by the police and two
revolvers, a pair OF knuckles, big knife
and Gstthng gun were found on his
person. A number of enterprsing
Wheelingltes at once secured the arms
and commenced organizing a new mill
tsry company. The uniforms will be or
dered next week.-CarkSburg NetrS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
GOD closed Saturday at 1919.
THE CITY COLLECTOR.

Mr.. GEORGE Q. BLACK saw tt to print
the following adroitly-constructed card
in the Intelligencsr of Saturday morn
ing:
can editorial appeared in yesterdays
issue of the REGISTER crlticising my
official course in regard to certain water
assessments. AS the matter has been
referred TO the Committee on Water
Works for examination and report, l
deem no further allusion to the subject
necessary.
Respectfully,
'GEo. Q. BLACK
The statement that the REGISTER has
editorially criticised" Mr.. BLACKS "ofii-
cial course in regard to certain water
rents" is ambiguous. II 1t means to
convey the idea that the REGISTER OF its
own motion snd from data within its ex-
elusive knowledge, has cast asperslons on
Mr.. BLACKS official conduct, it Is incor.
rect and implies Misrepresentation OF
the facts as they really exist. 1t, on tho
contrary, it means that the REGISTER III
its capacity OF L faithful chronIcler Ci
current events and fearless comments
tor on such events .s affect the interests
of the citizens of Wheeling, has held up
IN their full import before the public, the
petition of SMITH & Co., together with
the resolutions evoked by that petition,
then W. have to confess that Mr.. BLACKS
statement is true. The REGISTER
is a public journal, Mr.. BLACK is
a public official, holding most
important Office and ole whose sd'
ministrstion, in these times of sore dis.
tress llnsncislly, should, like Caesars
wife, be above suspicion. When, there.
tore, at the last meeting OF Council, the
petition OF SMITH " Co, was presented
and granted, and the two resolutions
already produced in these columns were
offered and adopted, We felt called upon
10 lOlO llCeO aiiN w w
mand to know what they meant. 1t was
but courtesy to the Councilman intro
ducIng these resolu'io0s, as we'll as to the
Council who adopt, ] them, to suppose
that they were no; lndulging In mere
childs play, but that the resolutions
meant somethiug-had some ground for
their origin, and pointed to something.
II they meant anything, they meant
that there was crookedness in the
City Collectors accounts if not in
his Transactions, but in justice then, as well
to Mr.. BLACK IS to the public, We thought
the matter should be looked into. That
was the substance OF our editorial refer
red to. 1t seemed that the ipsinuations
of Council were sufficiently grave to
warrant Mr.. BLACK IN demanding himself
an investigation. But we maintain that
it is the duty OF Council whether the
Collector desires it or not, 10 investigate,
and that thoroughly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-18
EUREKA.

TINE BEST GAS BURNER ~ ~
4 market an warranted 10 30 4.
Is claimed 10 it. II ~ IN uH.'dsss.
throughout the East, and the GU IL,
hurgh has adopted IL on All ths 80
lamps. and in all the puzzle bnlo-ss
and is In use IN many pTlyAte IoA
10 being the
BEST AND CHFAPEST BJk'Lh
To be had, the following CONF -.
endorse: The same pressure N sSeh -. -.
er; an ArgsDd burner glYess ~.
more light than CONN 90 biA
tail burner; Lava Tip bras oel..,,,s
check n per cent more: kIls ~,
per cent more; the EVas = =.
more; ani the Windsor patent ~ 80,
more. Thus you viii see the ~ -. - -.
the Argand, the Evans gives " = "a.
more light, and the Windsor ~ ~ "a.
proving ltself the best burner 10 ~ ~.
ket. Having been sppClnsd - ~, r.
Tor the Windsor Eurner, nov ~ ~, a.
70 the cities Of Wheeling. ssuhbs
that IL rs all that is claimed iof u, So
one using gaS can afford ~ bs 800.
them. Also new and eomYl,s AZ
ment Of Gas Fixtures, Lead, 1890
hon Pipe, Brass WORK Of all dsssi,., rs
and all articles 10 be found 10 a "a, 5ssi
Plumbing and Ca FittiDg 'sts.ys1isI
zIl2 MLs s'e-