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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-11

the view of providing by legisla-
tion at the present session for the
free coinage Of silver, the issue of
bullion certificates based on either
silver or gold, the substitution OF
greenbacks for national bank cir
culation, and the prohibition of any
further increase of the bonded DEBT
of the government" Under the
Democratic rule, ten members are
sufficient number to. pl0,ure a
call for caucuS. The petition b. s
already more than sixty signers,
and the indications are that it will
meet the approval of such num-
ber as to secure a movement, I'M
mediately on the announcement Of
the committees, in the direction OF
financial legislation indicated.
The santa Margarisa Las
Ficrss Patent.
WASHINGTON, April 10 h.-A
patent'has been issued by the Cen
eralILand Office to Pho Pico ct al,
confirmees for the rancho of Santa
Margarita y Las Flores, covering
1873 ,440 acres in San Diego county,
Eaiiior:ia. The present owner and
occupant Is Don Juan Forster.
How the New Conssti"isn" would
Ar G. Va
WAsHINGToN, April l0.h. - Ex-
representative Luttrell has been
detained here for the last month
attending to business connected
xpi !, l,n nfn - q nf Ia 4
ents. Among other things. he was
employed by some parties in Cali
fornia to negotiate for $500, ,000,to he
invested in his district. He says
he made the necessary arrange
ments, but that the capitalists now
decline to invest any money in Cal
ifornia, and to-day emphatic Ally
informed him that In their dellber.
ate judgment not dollar of East.
ern capital will be invested in Cal
ifornia until the proposed new Con-
states that had the enterprise sue
ceeded it would have employed at
least a thousand men. He starts
back to California this week.
Further Rr,urns or Eastern
EI.cilo"s.
New YORK, April 10th.-As was
expected and predicted, the Repub-
licans elect their Mayor in Hoboken
for the first time in years, aud make
substantial gains in Jersey City
and elsewhere. No Mayor was
voted for in Jersey City. In Albany
the Democrats elected ten, the Ma
tionals twenty-one and the Repub'
licans four Supervisors. John
Guttman, Democrat, was reelected
Justice of the Peace by 5000 ma
iority.
Returns from the smaller towns
and cities in the Western States,
where elections were held yester.
day, show almost universal Repub
lican gains aud some creditable
victories in Democratic strong
holds. In Springfield, Ills, the
Democrats elected their entire
ticket, except for Treasurer.
The vote in Jersey City shows
decided gains for the Republicans
in all boards of local government
In New Brunswick, Newark, the
Republicans elect the Mayor, Com.
missioner of Streets, four free hold.
ers and three Aldermen. The City
Council will stand eight Republi.
cans and four Democrats. Prince.
ton gives an average Republican
majority of 80.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-11
Presented 20 tho rope.


NEW YORK, April 1Oth.-The
Rome Osservatore of the 10Th of
March has the following: Yester-
day His Holiness the Pope gave a
private audience to Nine. l.. Mac
kay of California, and Nine. Hun.
gerford, her mother, and her
daughter. The illustrious Ameri-
can lady was received with char.
acteristic kindness by His Holiness,
who encouraged her to persevere In
works of Christian charity by the
pursuit Of which Nine. Mackt y
does so much good to the Christian
religion. The Pope afterward per-
mitted Nine. Mackay to present
several of her friends, who were
most patiently received and c,m-
comforted by the Apostle ic bene-
diction. AT the moment of taxing
leave of the Pope, H Holiness de-
signed to present Mme's. Mackay
and HungerfoId and Miss Mackay
with several valuable souvenirs.
Al IateTesiinx Case COncerning q e
Rights OF Indians.
OMAHA, April 10Th. - Judge
Dundy, of the United States Court,
on application of II. H. Tibbles,
granted u writ of habeas corpus,
directed to Brigadier General
Crook, commanding him to show
cause why he held the Ponca In.
dians prisoners at Fort Omaha.
These Indians were arrested under
an order from Washington to be
returned to Indian Territory, from
whence they fled to save their lives
on account Of sickness. They were
at work OH the Omaha agency,
fsrming, and say they do not want
to live on the government, but de-
sire to support themselves. Such
action was suggested by Standing
Bears declaration: II was arrested
when had hold of the plow han
dies, held a prisoner, and
L never committed a crime"
Leading lawyers of the
State have volunteered their ser.
vices for the Indians. The iegal
fraternity regard it as the most i'm
portant case In the United States
Court since the Dred Scott decision,
and think the result, if successful,
will force change in the govern
ments Indian policy. General
Crook has telegraphed to Washing
ton for instructions.
Drposed for Herssy.
TRENTON, N. j., April 10TH
Rev. John Miller, ID. d., late pro-
fessor at the Theological Semina ry
of Princeton, has been formally de
posed from the ministry for heresy
by the session of the Presbytery of
New Brunswick.
Archbishop vurcel's Kesignn,ion
DeoIfned.
CINcINNATI, April 10Th A let
ter was received yesterday by
Archbishop Purcell from Cardinal
Simeoni, Secretary Of the Pope, de-
clining to accept the Archbishop's
resignation, on account of his long
service to the Church. The Arch
bishop was instructed to select a
coadj with the right of success.
sion to the See of Cincinnati.
Colorado Railroad Business Pooled.
CHICAGO, April 9.-An arrange.
ment for pooling all the Colorado
business has just been concluded
between the Union Pacific Railroad
and branches, the Kansas Pacific
and Atchison, Topeka g. Santa Fe
roads. This ends all competition
in passenger and freight traffic.
The Chicago connections have been
notified that in no case will these
roads accept as their proportion be-
tween the Missouri river and Dem
yer anything less than the full ar
bitrary charges--these are, 500 on
emigrant, and $27 on first.class
fares.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

ferbaft geitorbcn ipare. gelD 8eibot
mar i6ou lGngere s3ett frnnt ulo Int an
Der Nalieriudt. aus Deld'em 0rntoe er
bereits nteDrcre Weonute i'm Stratbausz
Spital SnDr0dte. - Gor lGtgerer 3elt
woate er iein $1,000 ST. in 8aarem be-
t~ragsnbeS TermDgen, ipeldeS bel Dem Nos
Docaten Wener i'll Gger Oeponirt mar, e!z
nerl anberen Stedfliug ceoircn, tpogegen
Die @ert6te Ginlprahe erboben; III T0l9e
beilen tpuroe Elm 8rager NoDocat 3llll Guz
rator ad actum erltdllnt. Nor letnen SOoe
lieB 8eibof etneu Brager Iotar fonmell,
Mno in NnpeienDcit mebrerer 3eugen lprroe
baS Seltalneltt auSgeferttgt. Set1ell legt>
timen Sobn in WtallaGuletts enterbte er,
mGbrcnD CT Den So6n leiner Sdipeter,
Gbaim 8olf in YloBtotp, gum llnluerlals
erbcn etElcbte. Beiter ~teitirte CT Dem
Nragcr f. +. St>afbausperipalter $40 ST..
Slpct Nersten Der 2luitaLt 1e 400 ST., aipet
StrafbauSaoiuncten ie 400 ST., einem
Anfiebcr 300 ST., eincm 3meiten $50 ST..
einem Snlpector 300 ST., Der fatboIiiten
StrafDauScapele 200 81. (ocr Gerltorbcle
mar molaii1er Gonfcliion). tpeiter lcine
9olOene llDr ianlntt Settle 9letdfaus Dem
Sermalter DeS StraTbaule5.
N,tf Dem @ute Sacobfau fanb
bieicr 1uge, = 10 er5Gblt Die u@lbf. 3t9.",
= cine 6u65eit ftott. Na6 IGnOli6er
Site lollten audi Mfastenlder5e anige>
flbrt mcrben, wel6e bon einigen beion1
pers bierSu befdbi9teu &nedten a%rran9irt
puroen. unter llnberm loute oas
S0Ia6ten eiueS Shlen mimii6z
plaltil6 .Dargeitelt tperocn. gu oielem
Bebufe ipuroe ein Gnedt, ipelber bas be-
treffenOe SbladtopIer reprdieutirte, III
cine &ubbaut %eingendbt. Der Sblag auf
Den Sopf ioate nit elmer 6ol3art gefii6rt
peroen, uro man 6atte Dem 0arite4cr beS
S6la0topfers cine WtilDidiiliel als Def
tungsbeIm 9egeH Den SNlag arf Den
Sopf geititIpt. 9ta6 benz S0lage
ioutc Der Gbie ft6 nieoeriperfen unb abb
gebGutet Wcrben. Der nerDGn9nibpolle
S1lag, nit poller &raft gefiibrt, fiel. unO
nit ibm OoS Opfcr. QllS Die Gutbdntung
beenoet war, Lag Der Sue0t leblos Oa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
&ermifMtcS.

Die cbenio hummer ais eingebiIbe;
ten lReni6en, iDelAe ben Sieger non
GidsburQ flr gciitig unbeOeutcno baIten,
loQten iib f~olgenoes lIrt1eil merfen, bas
EN- ntrtIi6 9ebilOeter poiitiider OegHtr
Grant's, Der beftig oemptrati9 DE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

@oret fir ~fol9enbe Sider.. (unter Der @rele.)
TEMPERANCE JEEV WELLS. :. s. Eennep.
AMERICAN ANTHEM BOOK:
PARLOIE ORGAN INSTR UCTION
BOOK. u. y. ScobMion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

Sebet bic uoGltdnbigen giIt:n uon neuen Ytuitts Mtoten
jeoe @o6e in Gem Musical Record. DIES ut Der
g9ea, nm init oQem neuen @ri9einuu9en betannt aH
weroen. Wiro fir & Gcuts per Eolt %pcrlanot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

LYON g. HEALY, Chicago, TIl.
OLIVER DETSON & CO., Boston.
{. KH. DitsOn a. Co, j. II. DitsOD q TO-
SAB BID wav. New York. 922 Chestnut Street
philadelphia.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

- 9lm 2. Nobember itarb i'm GpitaI bes
Braeer Stratbaules Der Strafling SIS
nj 0 @eIID 8eibof, aus Grnosscle
commencement Warl6au) gebirtig. 0srs
lelbe mar elmer Der berI1ti9iten 0arots
tiers IN q inertia, pelder nit leincn
Gpinplicen piele 9teiienoe um's 2ebsn
bradte. Simon Oelu 8eibod lu6te lit
Qlmerifa auf ben oottigem perl6ieoenen
8a9nen 2eute 0uf. BEL benen CT gr0Bere
Baari6aft nno QSertbia6eu Dermut1ete.
Gr 1%trangulirte nit elmer Inn ben 9als nit
@tldif sugeso9enen S6nur Die 9teilenoen,
%bemGdtigte ith ibrer 8aari6aft, uno nadIs
Dem er ben Wloro uno 9taub ausgefIbrt,
entfLob er 9epobnli6 lit Der 3eit, no Der
3ug langlarner in Die BabmbDfe einfubr,
nm in elmer anoeten 8erfIeioung nit eiz
uem Der nGdlten i3i9e meitersufabren unb
abermals 9teiienoe su berauben. Dies
perrudte 0anotperf betrieb er lGn9ere 3eit,
bis Die BebSroen in Nnterifa nit GROCER
Gneraic nad Dem 8erbred)er iabnoetetl.
St iab iid in Solge Der id)arfen 0erfolz
0una in Wnterifa uIdt mehr Iider uno elt>
fob nab europa, mo CT lei1t 0arotterz
banomert in neridisoenen GeiGen lno
QGnoern tpeiter betrieb, bis i'm Die Nemel!s
1T 80bmen ereilte. @elp Beibot iuur be
pom RreiSgeri6t 81 Gger gu 8 Sabren
lAmeren &erferS oerurtbeilt, 0a iih bel
benz beSiigli1en StroffaIe Ser Deriibte
Worb nt6t na6msiieT lieB. 9ta6 ilbers
itanoener Strafe ioltc er ben aineritaniz
iten @eribten iibergeben tperoeu, no er
stpsifelspbne Dem @algen berfallcH DGre,
menu er uiAt in Yr0g u06 5iGhriQer Seer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
REII.A1RE AND MARIETTA.

Having now completed the EelIaire
AMI Southwestern Railroad TO its dcs-
tination. Woodsfeld, the citizens of Bel
lairr are turning their attention To-
tine project OF connecting their city with
Marietta by railway Tn fact, Bc.laire
does not seem % Dee lackingiu sympathy
and all from her ueishb0rs i'm the en-
terprise, but there seems % be a general
boom an along the border OF Ohio, and
tine work Of providing WAYS and means
Tor its construction is already under
headwav. The BeIalre Tribune has this
a. say about il:
a charter for the Bellaire and Mari
eta Railroad has been secured, AMI the
work Of canvdssiug will be commenced
in "A short time. We learn from j. W.
N0st. the engineer, who has been spend
ing a few days IN Monroe county, That
there Is very much more anxiety there
in regard IN the construction OF tins
road than ever existed before, and he
found persons who hal heretofore been
opposed % any and all railroad projects
Who arr now very friendly 90 this move
mrut At Powhatm there Is DISPOSE
ton Oh favor the construction ot a
standard gauge as against a Mario"
gauge because of the supposed addition
al shipping charges on through ircights
70 the narrow gauge should be adopted.
When better informed IN relation to the
cost 90 construction, management lW-
proved methods of transfer, Re, on mar
row gauge roads. we think their views
vlI, undergo % change. At all events,
ANYTHING else than narrow gauge Is
not possible. financially, on this route,
and those who desire the constitution
If "a ROAD ou this side of the river will
have to hJrmouisc their views ou al,
minor details ID they hope to succeed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29

There were altogether l,5S7 cases OF
fever and 4s7 deaths, total death per-
centape of 81 Clio. The showing is not
so unfavorable as one might have ex-
pected.
In the kellogg investigation they are
actually calling witnesses to testify to
"the general bad character" OF certain
Louisiana liars. Inasmuch as most oil
the contestants in this lie-as-you-please
match started even in that respect, this
would seem TO be waste of valuable
Congressional time.-NSlo York Tribune.
THE Boston Post keeps on wanting
Democratic National Conventions to be
held in Boston. This, however, cannot
be until the most emphatic assurances
are given that Mr.. Ben Butler has been
tied M. His mission on this earth is 10
steal Democratic Conventions, and he
has been found Out.-BaitimOrs Gazette.
COLONEL MosBY is coming home from
China with a hat full OF information re-
lating 10 the corruptiOns OF the United
States diplomatic and consular officers
in the Celestial Empire. This informa-
ton he will allow Congress to make use
Of. This will create a suspicion IN some
minds that Colonel Mosby has been re-
constructed To no purpose, but he seems
TO know what corruption is when he
sees Philadelphia Times.
The Marshall Texas Court has fined
Mr.. BarrimOre and Miss Cummins 500
each for not appearing at the trial oil
Currie for the murder OF Porter. From
present appearances, the upshot OF
Texas law seems likely to be that the
assassin will 20 free, while the murdered
man will be unayenged and his cOmpan-
ions be fined 500 each. Why not give
the 500 each, If ever paid, to Currie,
and so make clean job Of the matter
n. \. S,m.
TIE exodus, we observe upon good
Radical testimony, has collapsed. Bull
doing has stopped in the Mississippi
Valley; q negro man and his wife can
earn from - to 81 day picking cotton,
! and almost every black man on the
west side Of the river, who stayed at
, home, has cotton enough to pay all his
| debts ard have good sum of money
left" Precisely how this can be, 1t
what these Radical papers have been
telling Ms all summer is true, We cannot
see. May be-, though, they were lying
-N,p York World
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
GOV. MATHEWS AND THE PITTS
BURGH SOUTHERN.

Governor MATHEW, las been invited
bv the Pittsburgh Chamber of Com
merce 70 address tina, body on the sub
ject Of the extension 1i the Pittsburgh
southern Railroad through West Nir-
giuia. lie had expected 20 be present
on Tuesday last, but a letter was rcad
before the Chamber explaining that en-
gagrmcnts would prevent him from COM
PLYING with their request until alter the
FIRST Of January next.
We are glad % learn that Gov. MNTu-
Ews has a full appreciation OF the I'M
portance Of this enterprise 20 the state
Of West Virginia, regarding 1t as the
most material 70 the development Of the
State Of any heretofore projected, and
We have no doubt his influence al Pitts
Jursh will keep the uuom booming AT
that point. We understand that he de-
signs giving very iu.l description OF
thrterrit0ryan wealth of resources that
would Dee opened up by the extension OF
this road. A full and lair presentation
81 this ought % be sufficient 20 enable
the Pittsburghers o. come right along
with their iron horse" We can feed
him. even ii We can't own him. And
W. hope % see many Of our prominent
citizens taking hold of this enterprise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
COURTROOM CoURTEsY.

Those persons who have never been
iu acourt-room, and Who peruse there
ports of leading trials. would picture the
proceedings % by something like those
occurring IN cage Of iniuriatci animals
that hal been suddenly shut in To-
g,ther t1 make acquaintance, and those
Who are personally familiar with snme
rourt-rooms, would not differ with this
opinion.
Instead of our temples OF Justice
being places where the representations
OF courteous dignity are charitsbly pre-
summed 20 bee eutbruucJ, and ever ON the
alert to prevent the infringement of per-
sonul rights, they are beginning 90 im-
rrrss the public with the belief that they
are the one refugee. civilization whore
,ruow. Islander, and tie iouluess of gra-
tuitous insult have unlimited license
and immunity from punishment or To-
buke.
A few days ago, during the trial ot a
Jaw suit i'm Cincinnati, an abusive at
torney was knocked down by witness
who had Just been the victim OF his un-
warranted insoleurc. lie had been
pur-uius the course which many poppy
cock" practitioners presume % be their
province when under the protection of
the court Of INDUCING in outrageous
yituperation Of the witness, az well a.
OF the opposing counse and party.
such language, insinlatiCn and abuse,
As would subject the offender, If in a
parliamentary body or any other de-
cent assemblage, % reprimsnd or re-
hike. and that is entirely out Of
place and unperuissible anon.
gentlemen, is permitted by many
jndge. 10 pass as it demanded by the
exiyencies Of the case, when, in fact, it
n is only demonstrating and establish
iny a low standard Of professional Ell
oua,te There is a we.-detined distiuc-
ton between righteous scornful indig-
nation. and the iorce,toounterieit yitu-
reration which il too common. The
former il often highly appropriate in a
courtroom; the latter always belongs
q, the slums of the streets and cutters.
We are glad TO see tina, courts are be-
ginning to attach a definite responsible
nv 10 the language used by attorneys in
conducting litigation. In a late North
Carolina case it WAS held that it is not
within the privilege Of counsel, in argu-
m.nt To a jury, To use Ian
yuaye calculated to humiliate and
degrade the opposite party in the
ewes Of the jury and Of bystsnders, par
tieularlv when he has not been inn
n.acbai In this case the plaintiffs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29

counsel told the jury that the defendant
polluted everything near him, and that
he was like the upas tree, shedding pes
thence and corruption all around him.
The Appellate Court declared that the
defendant was entitled 10 new trial,
without showing that his cause was pre-
JUDGED by the use of that language. In
a recent Wisconsin case the Supreme
Court said that the duties OF
the bench and bar differ in
kind, and not in purpose, and pre-
iudice has no more sanction at the bar
that ON the bench. The very fullest Of
speech within the duty Of his profession
should be accorded to counsel; but il
is license, not freedom of speech, to
travel ont Of the record, basing his ar
gument on facts not appearing, and APP
pealing to preiudices irreyelant Ia the
case and ontside Of proof The more
severely Courts frown upon the vitu-
peration Of witnesses, OF litigants and OF
each other, which so many lawyers un-
blushingly and commonly indulge IN,
the more respected will be their deer
sions. ami the more power for good will
they exercise over the community.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
rhs Best Way 70 Cheer UP.

II you are d,spondent invalid, Is To grow
stronger This you can 10 II you will take a
piece Of advice which has the weight of high
medical authority 10 back il. That is 10 u.s. the
standard inyigount, IIosletterS stomach BlttrrS
specially commended aud endorsed by phys.
clans. Among the bodily troubles which It over
comes are dyspepsia, irrcgularlty Of the bowels,
liver complaint, general debility and nervous
complaints. Il Is also found very useful In
commencing tendency 10 weakness or disorder
OF the kidneys and bladder, and persons troubled
with rheumatism strongly indOre 1t as a remedy
It's influence upon the entire system Is highly
beneficial, promoting as 1t does the return Of
sleep and appetite, and the acquisition OF flesh
and strength. A silent Tepro0f of the folly OF
nauseOus drug medication is conveyed In the
success Of this pleasant and effective botanical
medicine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
LOGAN, LIST & co,
Notice TO Contractors anu puiIders

UIt'I 40 IIil llutruuI g. rI' NuFFs
MIDIIIsn. Nutrmi'f D.. ~
-al-i pruI.ralr " 100 ~ rru'i,,.i by me ls,aft
~ Public W"fts. of tir -Hu 81 N'si Virginia.
ailrs-'i b. o." uud' lgu'i. up tp ~ o.'lgk
uupu ~ N,uh thr lst. I--.i. fpf tl' AiTtFsTIps-
~ aui rW ArpiTt"s- tpthr building tnoru ~
the -1A1L HUt o.. ~ Chafl,stou. Kauauhs
county Wo.t Virginia. so~priinr Q" ub" risus
and SPECIFICATION Furnished byt & krmLir AMI
A. Pr,bl's point auhlusts
1874. Will h.. froi,,,i iuf tIo vbol" aui tho
several Iarts ~ uhs wufs. I1aus sui si-.ihos
u"us may h, s-'n a Tho 'aIlupl Building ln
Wheeling. on and afi'f IsuusD ID. l--u sui
any information plsu,s tb,1rio MAJ b. obDiu.
81 10y applying nc . krrnllr. lbe AHbiis-t.
s-idrut at Wh"Iiug. y. Va.
ByuiA sruutJ, approved BOD th" ltari -
Public w"rI. Will h. rHtu.rzi 81 'a,h o,uusT
tpf III. ugbt" rc,4,luE ~ rry.suug suy 90
sli blis b. r'ssrri
~ ori.fof 10. Band Il rulilr Worss
n",I5i BRADY. ,.rr'AfJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29

OK next Monday, the first day OF
December, the first regular session Of
the Forty-sixth Congress- will CON-
mence. This is called the long session
because there is nOlcsal impediment to
its continuance until the first Monday
in December, lSSO, ON which date the
last session of this Congress will begin,
to be terminated on the ith of March,
IssI-the day ON which a Democratic
President, having in the meantime bccn
lawfully elected, will DO duly inausu-
rated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29

Ara recent meeting of the Central
Committee Of the Grecnback party Of
Boston it was decided To put municipal
ticket in the field, and at the same
meeting the treasurer IT the committee
made a report showing that he hail
balance OF iorty-three dollars on hand
for campaign expenses. Their canvass
il not Liable 10 slop over with en-
thusiasm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29

A CONVENTION is 10 be held in the city
Of New York, Decen'her 9, for the pur-
pose Of Organizing National Agricul-
tural Association, AMI il is expected that
every State in the Union will he repre-
scented. West Virginia ought to he ON
hand. as big As farm, in such a con-
yentiOn as that.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29

Thar the negro vote in Virginia,
SAYS the New York Times. was very
generally cast for equalization is too
true. and is not creditable to the politi-
cal education that they have received
irom the Republican party"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29

TuE absolute net debt OF the city Of
New York was SlO5.0OOOO ON the lst
Of August, not including the current
liabilities that are Pald OF every year.
The total valuation Of the city is
A O94. O6g So, and the rate of taxation
for all purposes two and tifty-eight
hundreths cents on the dollar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
FESTIVAL AND SUPPER.

VINHE ST JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH
/ give Festival and supper at Washington
Hall December an. ith aud tth for which We
predict success, ~ tho affair {, In the hands ot
ladies who We know will make the supper and
reireshment tables worth the while ~ every one
Ia 20 and take supper With The many other at
fractions our German friends offer 10 VIII b. a
pleasant place tp spend All evening.
To those who have already purchased tickets
the managers wish tu inform that the change
from the Church Ia Washington Hall Wa, only
mad a few DAYS since, but cUtitlc, the holder iO
admission there. Admission, lU cts. no2T
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29

A Bra demonstration in favor OF Home
Rule and against IRISH landlordism is to
be held at Cooper Institute. New York,
today. The great Hyde Park meeting
in London is set for tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29

The long talked Of telephone from the
REGISTER Office, Wheeling, TO Bellaire,
il at last completed and works satisfac-
torilv. The REGISTER has shown more
enterprise in journalism than any of the
Wheeling papers, and is meeting with
corresponding success.-Tyier County In
dependent.