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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25

SSx2o feet ready for it, to hng TO the
breeze when the opportunity offers The
Republicans should pass vote OF thanks
to the Democratic ladies who helped
to make the flag as We are informed
some OF them did.
Iennard is the name OF the man who
was arrested BY our officer for stealing
carpenters tools. He was sent up to 81.
Clairsville Jail to await trial, in default
OF the required bail. 81,
The street committee OF Council
should see to it that some temporary
provision for crossing is made just at
the end OF the ill on Hall street. A
little lain makes very bad place OF it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25
A Sad Tail.

We received the following commune
cation last night.
Mister Ellta-.
There Is q saloon keeper in the Eighth
ward saws the MurphyItes still claim a
tail hnlIt and being DESTROYS % accomO-
date them, ne says he has a dog with
a tail one and oue-half inches long,
which they can have without charge
and he will grease his tail or they can
have him and DO their own greaslng.
WrlH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25
The Oldest.

When you are troubled with asue and
fever. preparatory 10 or after taking Qm-
nine. there is nothing So good a. the
genuine DR.. G. MclAne's celebrated
Liver Pills. prepared by Fleming Bros,
of Pittsburgh, Pa. None genuine with
out their signature. Look Tor II on ey-
ery wrapper. The market is full OF lml-
taiions OF the name MClANE, spelled
differently, but having same pronuncia-
ton.
Try them for headache and you will
he astonished at the result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25
SOIREE MUSICALE.
Dedication of New Wiesel Hal
Oh Saturday Evening.

II was not large audience which
gathered in the new Wiesel Hall on Sat
urlay evening, but it was one before
which talent loves TO perform, and IL
certain of proper appreciation. But few
invitations were issued, and in response
thereto, the hall was comfortably filled
with the music-loving people of the
city. Most OF the former members CT
the Wiesel Institute were present, be-
sides several visitors to the city and a
small party from Leatherwood.
The programme, which was just brief
enough to leave regret at its close, was
as follows:
Tarentelle-Two pianos. ....... .... ...Rdg
Profs Hermann and Armstrong.
Long Live Moments OF GaMb,rt
MIS-. GluuSe Is. Caldwell.
IA Nocturne,
(bl ValSe, ......... .........- ChGpln
c) Rhapsodie Hongroisc, .. Lust
Prof. Hermann.
RomauZO-FrOm GOuHpi
Mrs George b. Caldwell.
Two Hungarian Dances. ........' brahD''
PrOiS Hermann and Armstrong.
Professors Herman and Armstrong,
who, for the past several years, have
been studying the gay science at
Stuttgart and Vienna, proved themselves
perfect masters OF their art, and repeat
edly delighted the audience by their
brilliant execution.
Mrs. Caldwell's popularity was attest
ed by the applause which greeted her
appearance on the stage, a popularity
richly earned by the magnificent voice
and pleasing ensemble.
Wiesel Hall, formerly Mozart, has
been metamorphosed beyond recogni-
ton, and is the contest audience room in
the city. Profs. Hermann and Arm.
strong will soon open conservatory OF
music there, and the former, in addition
to this, will assume control OF the must
cal department OF the Female College.
They propose giving grand concert
shortly, which will be musical epoch
OF the season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25
TRANSPORTATION.
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG r. R.
Condensed Time Card.

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after May y, 1872, all trains will run
daily texcpl sunday. A. follows:
Through trains Ia Pittsburgh.
2Through trains "a Cleveland.
Through Trains to Chicago.
Pullman's Farlor Can between Wellsyillc and
Cleveland.
Hotel and sleeping Cans on all Trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25

Persons kariHg he city for he summer
can hare Hjs REGISTER mdiIed to them,
postpaid. for G5 CENTS per month. SIbser'b-
srs changing their locations from time to
tim, cm here t.s directions Of their papers
cLUgoy by ssudiag postal carl 10 this office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25

ZANEsvILLE Yarns are softer, keep
color better, and give more satisfaction
in wear than any other Yarn in use. For
sale at Geo. G. ROth's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25

We have now in stock, and for sale at
low prices, the celebrated all wool and
no shoddy, warrented GAINESVILLE Stock
ing Yarns. Those that give it one trial
never use any other. All colOrs, at Geo.
Il. Roth's,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25
DENJTISTRY.
THIS WEEK.!

You will secure choice Bar.
gains AT Blum's- silks aI oid
nriccs. I.BLUM AZ BRO.
BLACK GrOs Grain silks of the
most celebrated makes ana no
ndYnncc, I.BLUM a. BRO.
RIack and COIorcd CaShmeres
vel cheaper than last year.
I.BLU Va AZ BRO
IoO DieceS Dress Goods ant IL lc
I.BLUM AZ BRO.
IoO nieees Dress Goods AT lie.
I.BLUM AZ BRO.
100 DieeeS Dress Goods at zoe.
200 new Prints, elegant sly les
I.BLUM az BRO.
CANTON FlannciS. white Elan-
nelS. Red EIannelS ana aarrcd
FlannelS. CHEAP!CHEAP:
I.BLUM IS BRO.
We must have room for our
coming fall stock and offer dur
ing this week the above season.
able and useful goods at much
lower prices than yOII VIII Diy
them i'm n few weeks from now.
4. Blum AZ Bro,
mO4 MAIN STREET.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25
aul)rrlin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Lindsey misunderstood for Boys.
Regular Tuesday Packet - Steamer
Andes. $50,
Opera House Wallace-Nilla Com
linntiun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25

A FULL assortment of the celebrated
Bradley Flannel, all wool and no shod-
DIV, at Geo. q. ROth's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25

Try the celebrated GAINESVILLE all wool,
and no shOddy, Stocking Yarns, for sale
al Geo. G.. Roth's,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25

THE celebrated Brady Flannel is to
be had at Geo. G. Roth 5, the only place
in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25

EVERYBODY knows the Bradley Elan
mel. II is to be- had at Geo. q. Roth's 5,
2lOO Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25

A search Warrant.

allows an officer 10 20 through your hOuse from
cellar ~ ganet aud LiSu-IT's BLOOD sIABHTg
L. warranted ~ 10 through yOnr system from
LDp ~ toe and drive out ali bod diseas.s. H.
cures are wonderful and certified ~ by dDctOr.
preacher and I<Ople. ssTOfuA NerruriAl Dis
s,ases. ErysipelA,, letter, Ulocr "a The Lung or
on the stin. Boiis Pimplsz a.. We warnnth
" cure n g. purely Vegetable Com pound AMI
Powerful Tonic For sAie by all Drugsists. Sc
that our name l. on the bottom ~ to WnpTFr.
X " SELLERS %, PfOyD. Pittburgh. Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25

As taken at SchnepTs Opera House
drug store;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25

No. 10, on Saturday night, has no connection
for Chicago or SAndusky.
pullman Palace. Dtawing Room and sleeping
Car on all night triins.
Close connections are male iot al points
South and Southwest North aud NorihW'Nt
nersons moving tn the great West, and ~ whom
particular attention II given.
No. q stops at all stations between "heehhg
and Grafton.
WHEELING, PITTsBURG AND BALTlMOk
DIVISION.
Leave wheeling. ...ss.s''s' ~ - - ''''
Triadelphia Accommodation.
Icave wheeling ...,....,........6.iJ A. n. bOfb N.
Tickets 20 all principal polnts on salo NJ depot
Once open at an houn during the day 80
Information 10 the travelling public chceriuIy
given. w. " 'LthhNls' ~, :"
mail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25

SteubssvIiIc accommodation leaves RrllAir al
t.bP.N. bridgeport at . 20. aud arrives nj Sicu'
bcnvtllc at 6.lh Pm
Leaves StCuhruNilc At 30 A. ", bndg'lsN
nj ~ 4. n arrive At BcllHir at y ~ A
The StruhcuNtllc Accommodation. IN addition
to their Regular "Trip Ia and irom SicubcuNiUr
will make the following trips between b'llA'"
and Martins Ferry:
bridgeport Ia Martins Perry ..............io 50 4.
BciIHlre.''''' &c ''''''''''''''''''' I IS
" " ..............s..s .t..s...sH ~ - v "
Staining when rrluirnd nj sherman llnusr
Ftnaytllc West Wheeling and Gravel Hill
Tickets aud baggage checks Ia al principal
points i'm the Fast aud West can De prgun-l NJ
The ticket Office In BRIDGEPORT X M nc,
juc9 General fhs>chs'r '"N'' Hh''''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r. CO.

On and after May Is. 1879, Passenger Trains
will leave As Acknowledging time:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04

The Republicans tell rs That they arc in
favor Of preserving the purity Of the ballot
box, and it is for this reason they sustain
the vctuos of Mr. HAYES.
How can this be
Reason and experience unite in teaching
the impossibilty Of fair and free elections
under the supervision Of the army Eng
land learned this lesson so thoroughly that
she hauishcd the armed soldiers from tho
polling places. The whole world knows that
la France the elections were converted into
n hollow mockcrv under a system Of sur
VIGILANCE adopted 10y LouIs NAPOLEON, and
which the Republicans are trying to initiate
in this country. We have already had
enough of soldiers at the polls to know that
the practice Is inconsistent with the entirely
free exercise of the elective franchise.
What consistency, then, is there in n
party protesting to hold dear the purity OF
the ballot box and at the same time ldcnti-
flying itself with military supervision Of
voting
1t seems much more fair and just to con-
cedo that, so far as the army il concerned,
the party that insists on its absence from
the polls is the party in favor Of the honest
and unawed exercise Of the right 10 vote.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04

from Mr. FISH TO tho German Minister at
Washington, from which VIC take the sub
joined extract:
"Ccruncatcs Of naturalization, valid on her face and
founded on the decree of competent court orHHo h
gol,i xccpt through judicial proceedings instituted
for that purpose
DAvENPoRr made short work Of this prn-
ciplo when he ordered thousands TO be ar
rested, and never dared to try one Of them
after the election was over. Many citizens
have been naturalizcd, without the least in
tcntion OF fraud, who did not literally com
ply with all the technical forms required by
the law. More than twenty years ago,
when CARL SCHURz was a candidate for
Llcutcnant-G Governor ot Wisconsin, n cry
was raised against him that he was not a
bona fde citizen, because he had not resided
five years continuously In the United States.
lie made his declaration in 1852. and after
ward returned TO Europe for year or two
and, upon coming back, took out his papers
in 1891. According 90 the FISH doctrine, his
naturalization could not be disputed; but
according to DAvENroRr, IL would have
been destroyed for far loss reason. HAYES
was openly identified with the revived or
gauizltiun of the Kuow-Nothings. known as
the American Alliance, in 1876; and the per-
sccution of adopted citizens here last year
may bc only the beginning Of a large pro-
scriptivc movement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04
Wheel About and Turn About.

When Mr. HAYES was candidate for
President it was pretty generally conceded
by his supporters that his only chance Of
election depended upon his producing a con-
vctiou in the public mind that his admins
tration would be marked by an essential
change of policy toward the southern States
from that which had characterized Gen.
GRANTS.
Now the supporters Of Gen. GRANT bring
mis- name forward for a third term with the
assurance that, in turn. he will depart from
HAYEs's policy, restoring the order 81 things
which existed during his last term, only lay
ing still heavier hand IN the South.
1t seems a little odd TO see party main
tanning itself in power by periodical prom
ises, first Of departing from "a certain pol
icy. and next Of rc-umng that same policy.
Turn about and wheel about seems To be
their motto First they pledge themselves
10 settle all troubles, and next 10 unsettle
everything. Does such rotary policy
commend itself to the approval Of the
country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04
wnlik,n National Bank Troubles.

MIpn1ErowN. " Y. Juno Sin 1872 tho
wakill National Bank ot this place failed EXso nntor
" VI Graham was the President aud Charlie. II Horton
the Cashier II discovered that the bank had been
dofraudcd a. several hundred thouand dollars by its
officers Horton. who was the Democratic ctnddato tor
Congress, ami souln.law OF tuc Hon l. = Wheeler.
ied the country, going 10 Central America. Senator
Graham was arrested tried and sentenced a. q long
term ui imnrsuumcut llr Ma uardUNtd 900 1877 John
itougis. tc author was ap uiuld receiver ui tlt
hHuk 4 number - kNfliHrs ~ flu dcfuurf bank
brought rvccutv AGAINST the directors Go
SO upu they hal lO.f utcrrns that % urru.h neg
gcuce IN performing ttir dutic sus t ctors that Graham
aud Horton wtr a.ic t"cartN on t'ir regulations one
81 The was before fud-c Barnard uu saturday lie
dismissed u withnIt waiting 60 hetr tc defence the
ground that the statute of limitations barred litigation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04
THE MUSEUM FIRE.
Incidents Of the FIre. aud what was Found In
the Smouldcring Ruins.


Tho New American Museum, POS Bowcry,
that was burned out in its five stories ON Mon
day might. looked like a stru turr NJ coal yes
terday. I'm some unexplained way tho fire
started in tho ground story. on or near tho
stage whore the ghost sccnr WAS exhibited. In
the basement were the Internal Regions II
was the only place m the basement touched bv
tho Are. Near tho stage Richard Elliott Kept
his trained pig. Toby and NJ the fire was sup
posed. on the night Of the nrr. to have started
I'm tho Internal Regions. Mr.. Elliott mourn"d
the losa ~ his pix. Yesterday morn NJ. hos
ever. Toby was discovered IN ms h'ue c"so
unhurt.
Tnc cradle NJ the st. Bonoit twins. in tho
second story. was burned to "a crisp. hut inc
twins wors 100 'h" country. TIA" tlird story WIS
skipped ly the fire In worry strange way: Tut
il wa- not apHr.d hy thieves, VINO "urricd II tho
Bohemian glass work that was fouu. uuhgrnind
ON tlr table at midu lht after tle IRE. IN tho
fourth story were llung on t'' VANS ,'i" on
paIutinys IL tne Ruins Of pOmp'ii ana ~ mo
Paris Exhibition. r"rcut Acquisition. Not
fragment %. them rHmali4. In 90" 70 tt story
were tine WAN figures i'm glass ~ .'s Rugged
along one side of the room. Tho IRE only
u1rnlly burned them, nut the streams IRON
the fire cnriuos kno.kcd some OF the iigurcs
into tin middle OF the room. ana stood others
on thnir heads. As the iircmen gained on the
iircthry dropped down th@ hnichW!y from me
Tom" shouted the header 90 his companion,
"hcre's dead mun-hali burned UNI Then.
catching sight NJ the other w'N n-ures mat
added " There's dom ~ 'cm. This must
br a hotel" In another minute hN WIS moving
from burn. II" mad tried to lilt the po,to
hand of thc figure. Then In anger he pulled ou
it, head and sat on H..
The loas. for the museum was recently drawn
and signed, ana i- TO continue ior q y"9ir or
and rcnprurd 800 September most fnn loss is
about slS.ujO. uad the insurance IS s2OuO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04
The Treatment of Naturalized Citizens.

Thousands Of naturalized citizens We're
arrested in this city last fall, by order Of
JONI !. DAVENPORT upon a sweeping charge
Of holding fraudulent papers, sworn 10 by n
clerk in DAyENPoITs Office who could not
by any possibility possess the information
upon which the complaints rested. Several
OF these persons were among our most csti-
mablc business men, enjoying tho confidence
and respect Of the community in degree
which their prosecutors would not venture
"a claim for themselves
In tho case Of COLEMAN, before Judge
BLATCHFoRD, il was held that the technical
preteXt set up by DAVESPoRr for a large
number Of these arrest, was Illegal, as DA-
yENpORT doubtless knew when tho process
was issued. In'his personal examination Ice
fore the subcommittee Of tine Judiciary.
DAVENPORT claimed that he POSSESSED tes-
timony showing that forty thousand false
papers were used here, which he had reduced
TO ten thousand After this broad statement
he was further interrogated as follows:
20 DO understand you to say Mr. DAvrsroRr, that
you had during te year i-5s fun and positive uiorma.
regard to what claimed 10 be the Irregular.
ties IN the naturalization OF all hut two three
hundred OF those who were naturalizci before Judge
BARsARp IA the supreme Courti
Il state that hciore the election NJ L7- had such
fu Information with respect 90 the naturalization before
Judge BARNAEp u the supreme Court as % cause me- 10
believe that ier9s properly uatural1cd before
him 90 the year ls6s
Q-Dh you ever make any application to the su
rremc Court cancel the naturalization OF any person
who appeared 10 have been nauralized IN that court
and IA regard oWhom you had Information that there
were lrrepulariuesf
"A-Tdhinot sir"
This admission is sufficient, either toprove
that DAyENPoI,r had no faith in the informa-
ton which he claimed to possess, or that he
was rccreant to duty in not applying to the
Supreme Court to cancel the alleged false
papers. Either horn Of the dilemma leaves
him in n prcdicament from which escape is
not easy.
Tho inquiry was next pushed on another
point, and with similar effect, as follows:
"Q-ua'e sou taken up OF prosecuted all cases within
rus uy where sou tnor .c nrty had Jailed o. comply
with ur naturalization laws
"A-flr, 1907 hi.. H,ni ~. 800. ,ic
Q-lla,c 800 thc warrants that have been issued in
This cts for violation o thc c,cuou laws 900 tes, nat
urarn,uon pager, been i'.ucl under Your dirccuouf
Al neilrsc uey have, sir save ~ the year lsd-.
20 How many cases have been tried ON these war
rants since .,esf
-I,...t los ofary sir"
IT Is tau- seen that DAvENroRr who
caused l,r-c thousands Of arbitrary ar
rests to be made and who charged that
forty thousand fraudulent papers had been
issued, never tricl one Of the cases. nor ap-
piled To the supreme Court TO cancel n sin
gle papor lie had abused the functions Of
h,o different Offices 10 impuauu Innocent
persons, 10 deprive them OF their ccuiA-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04

ror -,
Ana r,,,,i.r,., ,..,
Millions win llo.. .,,,,.,,,t
Wbcrcv,r n.oI,.,
Tne,h.r,.., , ..,,, ,,,...,....
Thcb,st. t,,t o.,t, ..i..,.,
n,.ni., tl,. ,,,,,r,.. lt..,.','..
pro.s,no,,t smut. ,t.. Go, ,.,t.,'
The ,,,I.. ,,.....
SHRINE ct liberty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04
Never Had the ChIiIs.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr; In tho
"snnheams OF Yesterday noticed an item about the
chtls and fever on staten Island. This docs staten
Island great injustice IN speaking II the chius or
fever were prevalent ON the island have lived ON the
island eighteen wars ant have never hal the cs and
ieNrr can safely say aud thousands OF the resident.
Of staten slHnd wall coincide with me that 1t Is as
healthy "a place as any ouc could wish fpr
The slow progress NJ the island leads many 10 suppo.e
that II Is an unhealthy place, but tins l. dine to other ub
NiOus causes STAftN lsLANutK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04
wuliam.burgh'. Spectacle.

In Wnliamsburgh to-day the Sunday schools
have their Anniversary parade. The parade single
spectacle Will suruass uic in Brooklyn last
month. NJ the Sunday schools. numbering about 5000
children will all form In lire TIE fountain nc Red
ford avenue ami Fourth street and march with banners
ana music lar Flushing aNruuc and return After
thu parade TIE children VIII cutter the churches and
take ~ and cake large reviewing stand has
been hIllt &C the fouuiniu. where Mayor Howell and
others will review the parade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04

DR.. James VI Ludlow. recently the Moderator
OF the brooklyn rcsh,iry. has de- cucd TO tie
committee appointed o. defend the action The Preshy
terry Acquiring pr ralmase, before tlc syuoi 10 witch
Drs Van pykc aud Butlcr aud Nessrs Crosby McCiagh
and Others have arucHci A. NJ 0dcrutur. Dr Ludlow
A4s he chdyiNarnd during me trial e. preserve an att
tudc 81 stct lluurHity between the two parties
gagged. and Ne must decline 20 take position which
may sstatc hs becoming the advocate Of either
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04

Here wo have lntely established Constitution
which contained provisions fsItciiN designed To- cure
the evils ot corrupt legislation uuder which We have
steadily suffered. The law passed 1t spit upon,
The chie offender, now IN his tolls, has boldly urO
nonnced i trash The report Of this committee yindi
Gates ana NiNlues The law whose officers must now
defend IT, There must he action Of decided kind that
Will warn the corrupurs nj legislation VI the PUNISH
lnent earned BY cheese practices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04

Fifty years ago tho honor Of beholding a
Dlke OF ARGYLL would have turned the head
of Canada and even in New York the presence
OF such visitor. though only u, ha,sitn. would
have made "A commoiion among the old goldfish
aristocracy. But the New World Is older than
It was nifty years ago. True. the brood of toadrs
and rank-worshippcrs is not yet extinct on
either side of tho line. AZ MAcCALLUM MoRE is
in a fair way to find out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04

Tho order failed in It's chief purpose. which was
TO secure the Nhilists who held counterfeit
passes hut the business and working men had
been irritntcd by the loss Of tlmo. money. and
the sense OF security.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04

This would amount TO the rather formidable
aggregate of siO,O0o,0O0.
In the light OF these figures the sober
heads in the Republican party VIII be apt to
advise tho zcalOts who are promoting tho
exodus for mere selfish ends. TO conlinc the
political branch of the experiment to the
state of Indiana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04
The Russian March to siberia.

The deportation Of the prisoners in Moscow
condemned To siberia under tho new ukasr tho Car
began ON the 9th Of May. when three hundred persons
we're sent theethy way OF MINI No,gurod from lhe
MOSCOW Central Prison Tie second division % sluars
4u1 strong are GO Dee dcportcd thc 18Th uf Nav te
td division go strong 10 follow ON THE 2lth and
tho fourth division ON the 20u The Moscow prison.
hud more than eleven thousand persons etu trans
norauon 10 siberia. All the prisoners condemned 90
exile gathered from the prison. lrDu. out Ru..s
and concentrated IN Moscow before their departure iof
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04

n,Ly . raec.. by mail. 55c. month. or $3.50
gear. postpaid, with sunday edition $40.
srsnay ~ pages. St.2O per year. postpaid
MAihiY - paaes - per wear. postpaid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-04

flower, Theatre BOY Detective Matinee.
H,ost.ny Ih-,tr~- its ~. MUin.f
y. ~ Or~rs Mouse Ergasei Matinee.
BnN-rI,'~ o., -"," tH-~tr- II rinaiorc.
Eo@t ., a Bini'~ ssnrdrn Cun,crt
NJ ~. - ~aunir Z. ,d~n Concert
sew NnrL N4a"r,.,,a .otctt Attractions Matinee.
srnT~anci-~o uin~tr~is Htn,tw,Y cor lath e.
ttnuds,d th~atr-- u VI s r.nNof'. Matinee
Tow, Pastor. Theatre Il u g. Venus.
mian square Theatre Horrors
~ ntiHrL's th~att--Tha HuuohtacN