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Jor1INGS IN AND NEAR the CITY.

The steamboat Hampton makes daily excurslons 10
Coney Island VIA Locust Grove.
The eight hour question 10 be discussed in nm omen
afternoon ' 80" a. 00'0'N ''''
The steamboats, Grand Republic and Columbia make
Wls 10 H., ava, Beach to-day, For points ol parture
The Ala'Eas OF Sew York met the Jersey Brown. ON
NHs"A' ~ "u by score ui ~ tu6
The married mcu of ulc Manhattan Cricket Clb do.
i"a,d Tue hc'ius yesterday iu Prospect afk b., - Ia
10 sharp ncdiu. prevented a large store
.. lhr mAlrh ~ Prospect larA yc.urlay between the
91tnWonsH'9 resulted IA favor vi tie Commercials by
Lew,s Clement aged IL. Of 40 Hutton street Ior.,,
,iN, Nhle a. play IN a buildus ~ llaucooA avenue
i,G,@y isi' i'om second story window AMI Was
James u Kuticr. General Manager of the un,.or
H',r 'ni New YORK Central Railroad win dive WAN"
c rI,g AZ ~, country fes'uenee m iuhoals, y j. On
Il Is sad IN Nonkcrs that Samuel J. rilden has hcon
m9AR q Wm'rr "a visits 90 that oity ot late, ana J., me-
uy John I NHuus 90 Maruurlou avenue ''''' Wv "NN
John i NcscncL l@tcrsou's extity Treasurer. nas
n"i. 49, , NJ. ,'' mas neen m Atlanta. Ga lhs
o AN'iai Thousand dollars 40 ll, accolut-. ''N'
pl'. u!, 'fi mg,us Of 'c Brooklyn Archery club in
ton.mIr's ,le ani ,h.to, be- wlnnIt pgyfgsn NIX,
e"''e'H "l the l"wef hA score ui lI5 DO go
unal,i awH Nnmms cousl 60 lhe uuayn Roari OF
""i,' ,inlhrr taNd Williams President NJ inc
sai To- BE- n, ns an AeMi"~n Conn say tlt his bruthef
~"''"SN ill Is not ln dangerous condition
, The Soldiers ami sailors lniuu oi Hr.n.lvn with poo,
Mruttucn and several uiLtrt A h ur..n ii",'s a. ,,
" sa.n in MArle ANrnur farA. brnohyu. last ni-ht
over sunday. " ''"'" "a camp
in Auia,, Nechede e. years Of age who was employed
~ H." mover s"rt AlIhnd avenue aud Fuiynimh htt,,t
Mas l9u' dgAd ln lhe Harlem River on ir.day Thrrs
committed suicide. 4'A'' 'NA' "'
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THE California C4NYAsS
Republicans Sntisned with Their Ticket-Ths
kenrney candidate for Mayor.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2l.-Judglng by tho
expressions Of the leading journals OF Republ-
can and Independent proclivities. the ticket
nominated hy the Republican State Convention
will receive strong support. The Convention is
considered as uron the whole u thoroughly rep
rrscututiya body. Tho machine slate WAS
broken, and, win perhaps two or three excrp.
ions TIE enudidHtrs are men who VIII command
Y neral respect and confidence. Mr.. prrkins's
connection with the transportation business
viii ha used as lever against him; but il was
s'gniilrn that the delegations from those coun-
ties Of the SHtr brought into lmmedutr contact
with IA" company no represents acted for him
satisfied with tho ticket.
Tho Morkingmen's Municipal Convention
lnht evening eXonerated the Rev. l. s. Kalloch
the candidate OF the Convention for Mayor OF
the charg" Of immoral conduct during his Bos-
ton pastorhte 10y vote OF lO4 10 /. The ConVen-
Il. A. Leonard for Surveyor.
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SPARKS FRoM 1nE TLLEGRAPn.

nanel sullivan has been found guilty " murderiA
lhs hr'' degree IN Philadelphia, Tor the killing Josie
The Governor has vetoed the bin reducing the saare,
OF we lister county officials peuuoned or BY niuetenths
Ba.e bali Yesterday. In Boston Cincinnas 10 Bos,ons
r. In s,Tneu.e. Cueaaos star. 3. In Troy Western
Edward 1hickprnu,. Tor the murder " Catharne
Ihompson in AaiAh' Towu,hiu. ouiuro' ON Aprii d.
"a' yesterday s'nt'nced tote hanged on sept -
The Italian senate refuses 20 pass h abolshing The
laN nh si am stuor Dcrrct.. rresd,ut nj the Coun-
conflict between 'hc CHAMBERS j, Threatened
a. Ere 81 leaiNc COL totally destroyed tho Coliseum
.arancJa' J Mo NJ i r. ail -' sIogH a9
u le ufe winch Is supposed 10 have orglnaled IN his
rne yoonnrer n the brothers Andrew. who together
crossed uc Auanur r,m boston M t'r dory N1uuus
u h. h. va Amo"'mp o' small dog lie wal start IRON
Mr. rclNato our Consul at LYONS confirm, hi. former
.ih ei"t W trn,' lady unt Spain Tue Excitement Of
," s1N seAtreue IN Lyons, Milan and other
c' Mr iI2ys, ; {r,,r'ey goqiqaa }o'epa smith he
ihlnn 1 n'h.w OF sc" NorA, to be luo.an As,ntior
me- arm o tunAc SEQ ofLivcrpool. WHO are involved
~ t I'H"'n' hi 'tu'a, unn,n l Ernest ",h,r tuc ab,
"''', "' ,"'' ~ thrir lDi,r. Wul assam" all
contracts malc o., Nrlor VIuloiy default
wS.'a ' ,; w.. s' ~, r a., g , 'at . S9ra,
acnr ai11 ,'.o . g,,s ,'l. ,i -
Mr. Moore received injuries W,iei. must llo,c mtoI
Fl, A a,mryni.ry nngotw4' s,ycI At Ne~tursh IN
Anon .r. 20 ,m "' Ii'- l"lHt "'i'I',s
All ja6u p.yo~ Jaa.cJan,,g.N Isi "'s'
tiioy lni..'im lor ,l'e m Thomas l'.u, via. was
,.""i we iu -, 'iuW STONY huon, j. ur sunday
mWlJnp urrc being touDt b, to ,.n,lurr L,.i, i,l'
e , '"' m'" ana 50 'unvr'd has lmu.l,-. or was ulr
, ig'.eo!t me mu dcrrof wnsm, i'm srrtmhcr last
,itn. Tx. '' " N'i5 .'Mt",'t DO l"I 'Nd NJ. ~
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The Decision in the Letslller Case.

TORONTO, June 2l.-A special cable message
from London to the Gpe saws The decision OF the i'm.
pcra Government in the Lclellor case will be given
next wednesday The feeling IN the Colonial once is
AGAINST snnouo inc the dismissal of Lieut. GOV Loe
h'is hui Impressed With the idea that tins /, con,ttu.
u"uhl Question. they hold that it Is not rrurer Tor the
HNtruUout here " teal with the matter Ii 4, n,,und
as Prohahle ilat hotl 'thc political PARTIES In Cauala
WsNl lahr NhFagr al such Interference with Canadian
lnlern1i hiMrs furlNcr, II is held that lie Canadl An
'olrrnH'ut has cons tuuona authority 10 deal Win lie
matter and n h. understood ulAt Interference win liz,
question wall 5e decuneLn "- Wv
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Changing Name. and Making Trouble.

During the spring the managers OF the Nor
ms aud Ls'eN Railroad SAW to chance the names OF the
Two stations EAl Orange and Orange junction to Grove
street and Arlington Avenue the plea that there being
20 many Oranges produced much confusion The resi-
dents m these two places d not IKE the change and ap
leu III VAIN To the railroad authorities the rtst
non Ut ttir old names ON ho ground that the road was
sun selling tickets labelled last orange and Orange
Junction, hul thHt when they called Grove Street
ann Arlington Avenue, the uunIudt,d PASSENGER, were
frntrhiN uisci ANA carried beyond their destination
mus causing much annoyance ma Inconvenience. Iht
railroad conn any sui adherrs Ia ITS plan however and
here Is much itelln1 oppressed IN botn places
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There was a very fair attendance yesterday
on the old mile track in secducus, j. to witness the
second uot for a silver cup presented to the Hudson
County Driving Association by Cob r. C. Lewis OF
HohoKcu n be ttriven Tor bY horses that have never
heatcn A. none but members horses allowed T., start
Tie following named horses came 10 the post YESTERDAY
DaNldsuu's b. y. Cloud, :. turrys b. Dan O'LrHry,
II, Monmgue'sv m, j Ryau's b. bugoA and J. Ctt,
roll blu g. The weather charming, and the trnck
In ne condition Tie nrst heat was iurod hy Cloud
cn,iy 10 iH5s the second BY hog BY length from
Cloud, in 90 Cloud. under the skilfu MANAGEMENT of
Davidson, won the next TWO heats and the riot alter
severe struggle with Bogoa. Time. 1888 and ? 80
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Cutting IN. wIr,,. Throa,.

PHILADELPHIA. June 21.-Dennis OSulllvAn,
a violent character residing with his family At 1914
Leihgow street. cut the throat Of his wife Anne at their
residence this afternoon lie also terrible gashes
on her arms Mrs OsulhVHn ran from the house, but
sank upon the pavement outside and died In hnli an
hour She leaves family uf cght clti,en, the Young.
est Of whom Is only eighteen months old O'suillyni
who In custody Gals he eoRlted the deed IN II Vi
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FATALLY Iniursa on ,he mn r,elh.

Troy June 2l.-" Sandy" Taylor Of lansing
burgh, catcher Of the Balls,on Base BAH club. was
fatally injured while PLAYING bal Raston this after
noon Tue 'cunl baseman of the Knlckcrhocker Cluh
was ~ the hat, when Taylor Jumusd forward ana the
ha'pan ,trlina al the ball hit Taylor behind s leH
ear. shocking him sel1elesA
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Zen dead ont NJ bounds
Reblin took first money md Jackson seconC


BosToN. juno 2l.-Thc annual regatta OF the
Boston Yacht Club was sailed to-day About nty Hye OF
the sixty yachts entered participated The nr-t class
started nj 10 The second class shipped eir cables At
II -, and thr thlrl class few moments later The
wind which Was uuly slowly sweeping current ul ar
WAS southwest hN south and Nuurd westward az short
boards viking, scoul.cass krcs hiui.clss centre.
OOarls. IhlsOlo, am tMui,IA.s krlIs. NerulneA
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Omcer sullivan and Waterman o.IIanoran,

In the trial OF Policeman Thomas }. Sullivan.
in the Tombs Police Court charged with clubbing John
ollalloran. a night Waterman in the employ of the
American District Telegraph Company. Justice Hammer
WnGeut o the complnV announced that hr would bring
the case before tie Grand jury and the Police Conuls
slunerG
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Yesterday was regular club day in the
New York Gun Clubs pigeon shooting park at
Bergen Point. y. j. Tho men shot at good
batch Of drivers and quarterers. the wind blow
ing strong from the southeast; notwithstanding
which. excellent scores were nade. Mr. II.
Rebln and DR.. Zellner dividing the honors.
Tho sweepstakes were shot at handicap rise.
five traps. five yards apart, ties being decided
on the sweep following. In "A sweepstakes nc
ilye birds, Mr.. Jackson killed all. taking first
money. Z"llner. Rrhln. and benjamin killing
four. Tho shoot on gave DR.. Zellnrr second
money. In apother nye-bird sweep. same coa-
dtiors. 9. Manning killed all, taking first
money, Rebhn and DR.. Zellu'r killing four
ehch. Lellnrr, on tho tie. AGAIN taking second
money. Five mrmhers then entered a siX
doube-bird swami huudirnp rise from trips
Nos and 4. II. Nrb.ln won first money, and
Potter Cooper Jr., second.
4 llyo-bird sweep followed, Jackson and Dr.
Z'lner killing all; Renlin. +, Cooper. Jr.. and
G. Manning cArh' W. Stone. g. and Mrssrs.
benjamin and Warren . each. Jackson took
first money. and Manning second money.
In n .sryrn-brd sw"p, II. R'bun. Mt thirty
yards. Killed sly. tHNuE ilrei money, ". Stone.
Dr. L"llner md L. Cooper. Jr killing live. The
rest klllcd three and retired.
The best srorn of mo day WIS in n teu-bird
sweepstakes. tho result being as follows:
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t. inish. elapsed. and corrected times
PIGEON SHOOTING IN NEW JERSEY.

Tho winners in their respective classes are
the Vision. Regina, Schemer and BeecheI.
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NAli lou oiON INC AHH WY 70 AiNlpI uhulhs b
Yes. sab" pointing across the pike 10 a
bridge, you Kin cross lee hrldg" dHr and keep
on ie road along de ban. oh e.. l. khorn which
will take you 10 dee Majors; or you KIN 20 uu
de- Pike an cross o1er ds meadow dar. whar
you SEQ do oln mar under dc trees. Den follow
de- rond YOU can miss de- place"
crossed the bridgrau. followed tho Elkhorn
short hall milo tp the Majors house. He has
q llis large and picturesque farm. The MAJOR.
who Is u bachelor, mai gone 10 Lexington.
hargnrot Pryor, the MUprs good -naturod
huustkeeper. greeted mo with friendly smlln.
=, am sorry Mr, Ihouns is away. she said
rs hr would tuke pleasure in showing you
over tho farm. However mo boys viii - with
gov. ana BRING ouI The horses. You must have
lunch ntnt, tuousn.'
| made no serious objections 10 Mnrgarets
must. Thr ramn oyer Mr. Saniorls farm
ma given ~" kru appetite. and as there are
no hotels On u" kfniu.ty roads. ] was fully
Prepared 10 ip Justice "a Murlurr's hos pltAliiy
lh'r". Nh" sad blit ing "a dfruul'ruf HMber-
color"d liquor on iuH a.. ice as % nu -hiug touch
70 the ,ouniiul collation., 'ls roms u Mr.
sell / met tue MAJOR uit'rEirl ia tho Cat
House ssad, with iHu- tuut the whiskoy
had been IN tho nous" tW .Lty-~iX years.
three ot thr boys II.nir4 fuU around tho
place. ono of the boys was u- fut as DIrkeus's
Joe. li' WIS 49, NY gears oli. ana knew AL
AIout me stock rom Go Tim" they were lnuied
Il" nrS brought out thegrrut horse Erllowrrnft
rsl,99wrrai IN 0 years old. in ino condition
Dat sab, is Tellocrat lie was wond'ml
boss before he eit a" turf. At Saratoga. In II
nc beat LeNingtou's four-mile time by onH.
Ngnrler s"'onf. Ito we tho nIHt 10 30 H. snh"
Anon the boys lod out Le!Sps aud King Ban.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-01
ThanksRiVinR.

According to the Enquirer, the follow
ing are the reasons OF different classes
of citizens for celebrating last Thursday.
The Enquirer is a pronounced optomist:
The riverman-Because the Ohio did
not dry up entirely.
The citizen-BeCause coal was not SIS
a load instead of IS.
The gas consumer-BeCause the Gas
Company does not put the price of Gas
up to $40 a thousand.
The speculator-Bccause the tumble
i'm stocks left him what loose change he
happened to have in his pockets.
The man who bought wheat at 81 %
Because it was no lower than 81 20.
Mr.. RobinsOn-BeCause Mr.. Kelly was
showed under.
Mr.. Kellv-Because Lucius Robinson
was defeated.
Seymour, ir.-Because the best part
of the ticket was saved.
The average Cincinnatian-Because
We have a Society for the suppression of
Music.
The boarder-Because the turkey was
no tougher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-01

supplied the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church yesterday morning.
In addition to experimenting the
schools OF st. Clairsville, Mr.. Black
breaches on Sundays at Wegee, Rock
Hill and Quincy. Yesterday he ex-
changed one OF his preaching places with
Mr.. Chaliant.
The coal diggers were successful IN
their last move for an advance, and are
now receiving 81 per hundred bushels,
bank measure.
In recent suit by a contractor, who
constructed a considerable part OF the
b. and ). W. narrow gauge, against the
company for money due, stop was put
to the proceedings by the payment OF
400 down, and the promise OF the
balance of the claim Of some $4,000 in
a short time. We suppose the recent
sale Of their bonds will enable them to
nav M.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-01
SENATOR THURMAN.
He is still on the Presidential
Track,

WASHINGTON, November 29.-The
friends of Senator Thurman in Wash
ington admit that he was crowded off
the Presidential track by the Republi-
can victory in Ohio, and they are pre-
pairing te organize a first class boom for
him. Their plan, as reported, is to enter
Mr.. Thurman for the race on the Pacific
coast, and have the boom swell as
it moves eastward. The Thurman
bill compelling the Pacific Rail-
roads to provide for the payment
oftheir indebtedness tothe Government
is to be made the basis OF the
movement. The agricultural and labor
ing interests Of the Far West will be
urged around Mr.. Thurman, as the only
man who has accomplished anything in
the way OF bringing the great railway
corporations under subjection to the
law. For the purpose OF lnfusing the
anti-railway element with sympathy for
the Senator, it will be claimed that his
defeat was compassed 10y money sup
piled by the railroad corporations to
avenge themselves upon him for having
struck them blow in the Interest OF
the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-01
XeSSel Lost.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 29.-It has become
a settled conviction with vessel and in
surance men of this city that the
schooner Hattie Johnson, OF Buffalo,
which sailed hence on the night Of the
10Th, ,foundered, probably near Manitonis
in the gale on the 18th, and that all
aboard had been lost. She was loaded
with 26,OOO bushels of wheat, valued at
$4,000, shipped by Kershaw 4 Co, OF
this city. The schooner was owned bv
Captain Proudly and his brother, the
latter residing in Buffalo. The vessel
and cargo were insured for nearly full
valup
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-01
Railrond War.

Topeka, KANSAS, November 3O.-Ad-
vices are received here which says that
trouble occurred yesterday among a
grading party on the Kansas Central
Railroad 1t appears that while the
contractorsgas paying the men a large
NUMBER of forged checks for mems
time were presented to him. He refused
to pay, whereupon a mob OF graders,
with cooked revolvers, took possession
of the contractors quarters, and forced
him to pay the checks. The citizens in
the vicinity became inccnsed at the ac-
ton of the rioters, organized posse, ar
rested the ringleaders Of the mob, and
restored order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-01
Coal Miners, Strikes.

CIXcISNATTI, Nov. pa Commercial
special from Cambridge, Ohio, says all
the coal miners of that valley are out on
a strike that promises to be serious
one. They demand an increase OF two and
a half to three cents per bushel, and are
determined to take no less, while the
operators are equally obstinate in resist
ing the demand. Two or three hundred
miners are QUITO this strike.
CoLUMBTs, O, November 29.-The coal
operators of this city have nearly all
agreed to put new men in the Straits
vile, Shawnee, Monday Creek and
Hooking Valley regions tomorrow
if the miners now out do not
90 to work for seventy-five cents per
ton. Theminers agreed to dig for eighty
cents per ton, but the operators will not
accede to the demand if they have to
close the mines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-01
CANADA.
Fire and Loss OF Life

ToRoSTo, November 30.-rhe Grand
Opera House on Adelaide street burned
this morning. The janitor, named
Wright, his wife and daughter are miss
ing and supposed burned to death. 4
young mnn named Thomas Scott leaped
from a window TO the street and es-
capped with broken arms. The building
was regarded as one Of the finest
theatres on the continent. Tne
bodies of Wright and family have been
recovered They were burned 10 a
cinder. The loss on the building and
appointments is estimated at S2O0OOO
The insurance on the building is placed
al $4,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-01
SPAIN
The Royal Wedding.

MADEID, November 29.-The weather
improved in the morning TO such de-
gree that as earl V as I o'clock the streets
and balconies were thronged with peo-
pie, and much animation prevailed.
Many houses have been decorated
and triumphial arches are erected at va
rious points. Everybody is speaking OF
the marriage of King Alfonso and the
Arch-Duchess Maria Christina, which
would take place in the forenoon. In
the forenoon the bands of regiments
Quartered in the city played reveille
before the royal palace, and afterwards
marched through the principal stredts.
The Royal wedding was sOlemnized in
the Atochi Church, according to pro-
gramme. The bride left the Parlor Pal
ace in the morning for the Ministry Of
Marine, where apartments had been
prepared for her, in which she was
rObed for marriage. King Alfonso left
the royal palace for the Atochi Church,
shortly before. 10 o'clock. H5 was ac-
compBnied by the Archduke River, and
was proceeded by eleven carriages,
containing his mother ex-Queen
ISABELLA, the Princess OF Athens,
and other members OF the royal family.
The bride approached the church by
another route. She was accompanied
by her mother and was preceded 10y four
carriages containing ladies OF honor and
court dignaties. The bride was richly
dressed in white and wore a diadem
OF hrilliants and the ensigna OF the Marie
Louise order. The Spanish Grandees
and deputations from the Senate and
Chamber of Deputies received the king
at the church, and occupied the Nave.
The bride was much moved during the
ceremony.
The benediction was given on behalf
of the Pope by Cardinal Patriarch, Of
the Indies, who offciated at the nuptial
mass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-01
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, November &9-Cotton
goods rather less active, but prices are
very firm and stocks in first hands al
most nominal. Blackstone bleached
shirtings advanced to g., and Andro-
scogin, Laconis and Rockport corset
jeans advanced &c. Prints in steady
demand and firm. Gloucester prints
rose to &c. WOolen goOls in fair re-
quest and very firm. Foreign goods
remain 0uiet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-01

THE great success Of the genuine DR..
c. McIane's Celebrated Liver Pills,
prepared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa, has started a regiment OF limitations.
Look well at what you buy, and see
that the signature of Fleming Bros. is on
every box, or you will be deceived.
If you have a bad breath, pain in your
side, headache, or any other form OF
liver disease, they viii certainly cure
YOU.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-01
Toledo.
LIv NJ sTOCk.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November 29.-The Dropcr''
Journal reports hog receipts 5000 head :
shipments 400 head. Heavy grades
strong at s. 20(d4 10; light steady At
s. 7jtd3 20; mixed packing 81 800
1 l5. This time last year the best
prices were g 6Ota2 ~.
Cattle-Receipts 800 head snip
ments 1000 head. Market slow and
dragging; choice at - jOri ~; COM
mon TO good 90 j0Gdi 20, butchers
scarce but steady nj g OOCd3 20; lrrd.
err aud stockcrs firm; Texans strong.
Shcep-Receipts 2O0 head. Market
at 50 2jNai %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-01
Railroad Depot Burned.

HoRNELLsvILLE, November 29.-The
Erie railroad depot was entirely des-
troyed by fire this morning. The con-
tents were mostly saved. The carpen-
tiers begin tomorrow erecting tempor-
airy quarters. The Erie company con-
templates having brick buildings.
Rodgers dining saloon, connected with
the depot, was also DESTROYED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-01
Too Logical for SUNDAY school Boy.

Little Willie-"And were all the little
birds drowned, mamma2" Mamma
(who had been telling the story OF the
deluge Yes, all but those who were
in the ark Then think they were
stupid; why didn't they get in row on
top OF the ark ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-01
New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, November 29.-Loans de-
crease, S27 27,545,OOO; specie increase,
=, ,3O4, 900; legal tender decrease, S2,2l3,-
500; deposits decrease. S3,l0l 500; cir
culatIOn increase, A74,4OO; reserve in
crease, SS65, $50. The banks now hold
S7,27I, ,525 in excess Of the legal require
mpnI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-01
ITALY
Frightful Accident.

PARIS, November 30.-Twenty-seven
persons were dancing on the ground
floor OF a factory in the course OF con-
struction at Foggia, Naples, when the
floors fell upon them. Seven parsons
have been extricated, but there is no
hope OF rescuing the others alive.