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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
MARTINS FERRY.

THURSDAY Lg>; va, pay jSy at the
lIu-bln Mill
The pTutE,,y,t myy,IU- ,I tNy VI T.
Oburyh ~jIll continues.
Application WJli Suuu Ir Wsic for "a
charter iIr joint >tuyk company, tor
the Purpu,r ID iuiu- . gyuggll wyUhSU-
dining business. The capital wall by
Sl0,1u With the PriNikk cd increasing
o. The -hJrv, ary 90 ly five dollars
All pJJtic, desiring Co take ~hart> aue
invited tu attend meeting Tonight.
SATURDAY, Jt \. g.. EUu.y STORE r1uul.
Mt tur~ytbc has r,u.l,t hi, law Ui-
h', Uum Second street to JUigc Gosh
ran = iurWvT uibcr Jn Commercial block.
Petitions mr and r.moustraurrs
against the removal uf the county seat
irum -. ClMrsyiilv to BrlIaire arr being
freely circulated We think a vote ON
the subject would show a good deal of
opposition o. a rrmoNai.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
A can for Hawkere Visilants.

nl, Mui<E>. Iowa, February l-Ou
"Wednesday last, young man named
Frank Harper went t. the house of Boss
Mason, near Nevada, story county, on
prvtvurc oi repairing sewing machine.
fiudiug Mrs. Mason Was alone, he made
indecent proposals to her and indicated
that hc would Use force, when the
woman Laie him leave the house, AZ
which juncturc her husband came, aud
the villain escaped through a rear door
Mr. Mason started lur town tu get au
officer "a capture Harper, aud ou thr
way met Harper uu the prairie, when
,hr latter drew revolver aud compelled
Mason to lismouu, and surrender III
horse when Harper mounted aud flcd.
\ posse vas soon in pursuit, and cAur
upou the horse loose ia the Wuds. Ii
Is supposed Harper Is lurking IN thr
,iN.
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HOUSE.
Southern Claims.


The sneaker announced the rcgulal
order al hu,inrS, wa, the hill lnl
the relief oi Maggie lInan.
Mr. Chalmers said ho cared
nothing iur the payment "I
legal southern claims, because
LOYALTY tu the Union during thr wal
meant disloyalty To- every thing he held
dcur: that many men IN the South had
been luyal To- the Mon was nCNCrihr'
less true. and hr didn't envy thr
rhcap political capital a Union Suldlcl
could make hy telling such men lac
hai mo- more confidence IN their hon
r,tv than a mouse had in stuffed cat
skin. The gentleman from Mississippi
Bragg, taking advantage "i the well
known opposition everywhere, Sought
L. blend these war claims with ClaluN
lur Southern improvements, AMI en-
dvayurrd To- throw the uiur ul his dead
rai over them. Headlines, tu suspect
corruption in others sometimes init
cafe, uu innate tendency To- corruption
i'm ones sell, and hc should, Therefore,
not charge corruption ou amy one. The
ISSUES ni the war were certainly dead
with him. lie had but one pc.
ntlr.d iaith To- preserve inyI"-
late local svli-guNvrumcnt; hut
one political hope, To- build up the waste
place, in the South destroyed 10y the
war. When the West had been IN It's
infancy it had been iustercd 10y the
south. and the Mississippi Democrats
stnod side hy side with those from
Michigan in lhc work ul Western Iu-
movements. lie had warned the North
rn Democrats last session that the re-
msal To recognize the demands ul the
south NAV result in the defeat ui the
southern Democrats aud the return ul
Representatives who would form an
alliance with other parties. The
rapid growth OF the independent
candidates IA the South had al
ready sustained his declaration.
lie hoped the solid South may still he
solid Tor the Democratic party, hut Tor
that portion ui IL that had the courage
and manlncss to treat the people ol the
South ~ equals and not as interiors III
the 'uiun. The gentleman from Wis
chr~iu had found hluudicr SHIRT than
hal ever waved from the hattlcmcnts ui
the Republican party and lac Was
striking his lras in his frantic efforts
To- clilub up to the Republican platform
aud rob il ol it, last banner.
The hour having expired, Mr.. Martin,
who has charge Of the Till, moved the
previous question.
Mr. Cungcr desired To- have the time
ior debate extended, hut Martin insisted
uu the previous question hut It Was not
seconded ami the hill went over till the
next morning hour.
The army reorganization It'll was
called up amid great confusion. The
House refused. hy vote ot NvIS, -,
uay>. III, g. consider that hlll and went
into Committee col the Whole ou thv
army appropriation bill
Nh Dibrrli spoke IN support ul the
Reorganization Bill. which was then
read hy sections. hut before any action
MAS taken. the Committee ru~c.
Mr. BUriick submitted a resolution
directing the Committee on Way> aud
Means To- inquire what legislation !,
urc,S Ss,ry to enable the Treasury To- col
lrct the amount ui direct tSN remaining
unpaid and due from various States.
Eyirrrrd. Adjourned till Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL,
Auditing His Accounts,

CI>CINNAII, February The COM
mittcr appointed to receive and audit
the claims of dcpositors against Arch
bishop Purcell have already received
evidences of Indebtedness amounting To
over one million dollars, exclusive OF IN.
icrcst, and il is known that all the
claims have not vet been presented.
The property already in trustees hands
to meet these claims is estimated Ia he
worth about S9O,OOO, and it is feared
the present scheme To secure drpositors
may la,l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
A City Running Wlll.

MEupW>, TE>N. February l.-Thc
two commissioners appointed 10y the
Governor were sworn lu to-day AMI
have assumed control ui affair In the
mean tine, the iniJvi STATE, Courts
have issued EIrnishcmcnts IA favor ul
creditors amounting tuurJrly >l,bnWN,
and every thing available belonging in
the city has h,ru attached Argument
on the hlll filed Ia the United states
Court, PRAYING the appointment ui 4
receiver, will he heard in the early pr,
t.un Ot next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03

El.5up>u. IA. February {. N "a
r.ui.l.u,, h.U TODAY uu the debit the
representatives ui the creditors submit.
tri a bin author z,ug the creation ut
Registered au coupon houi,, dated the
I-tui iwar,. 1872, payable Iu i"rty
Yeats. wt bearing interest %, . ipnrryut
.. Iy. wears. . lvr yyul. tuT twenty tive
N.sI> Ju! r pry y,ut- Tot tyu wears. the
,.upuus uu SAID buUj- Iud certificate ui
interest O. lr yyguyJiI. tuT t,Nr> Jud
other debts dur the State. Al jJr AMI
unpaid interest will hr Wuti -, the
r5;, uj Utfy r.ut> uu thy dollar The
proposition vii br presented o. the
Legislature I uU Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03

NN>uINoTuN, February % I a. NJ
iJ IrUuy>>yv aui ttr ohio Valley,
clear ur partly cloudy, ui slightly
vJmrg Weather. WITH >uUihcr,y lowest
,.y winds, and stationary ur Slowly
LlHug barometer.
For the lake Eyc,uU a slight y,,c in
temperature duJiUg the day. with winds
-eurU,liy iraW the south and west.
partly cloudy weather and bght SHOWS
IU the northern Ju eastern PORTIONS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
A Brish, Boston Boy.

NGw NoRE, February Thomas
Belkuap, sDn oi Thomas Bslknap, ut
BoS;on, accused oi miSapProPriaiins
money, has been arrested on a ChSrgc OF
converting 10 his own use -, 600 worth
Oi bonds oi the United States, Ken
tucky Central and Michigan Central
Consolidation Company, belonging to
Julia A. Suydan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03

NIIsEp, ONJ.. February - iG.S
morning q wcstwariuuUui train n
che Canadian Southern ui.HoSl, While
s.aui.u- uu Lyons creek tu ige, near
this station. vas run into by another
west bound train. The engine aul
t.tbnu,c were burned right'vu cars
smashed. anal the bridge considerably
tuuct GyoGsr Tylcr. brakeman,
A...s wWul
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
u.o,,emen, over the Chimes. Bill.

sAS fRASoIsUu, February 2.-Thc
Democrats held mass inccting at
Union Hall, last night, 10 endorse the
passage 81 the anti Chinese hill by the
lower House ol Congress kesrneyitcs
Ia 'kcd the meeting, huuted the speak
crs, chccnd lur kRrney and lhe work
inglnan'r party auj created ~ much
confusion that strong force II police
was sent to the hall Alter several AT
rests were made nl parties disturbing
the meeting, nustly all the kearneyi,"H
left the hall and held a meeting Ia thr
street. and the regular order oi cxer-
ci,cs Ia the hall wus carried out without
further interruption oiany consequence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
Senator Christianer

prrEov. MUu.. February H. \ tcir-
sram irum Lansing states that Senator
CbriStiaugv arrived there las, night aud
rJIjgi on uuyrrUor Criswcll to-day, tat
dii not tender hts resignation, and l.
still Ju doubt whether hc viii aycCpt thc
IvgJyIaU mission or not. tie will not
do - UUlrsS he can srEingy hIS business
affairs al Lansing Satisfactorily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
DRY GOODS.
New York.

Nkw Iugx, February dry Goods 30
Cotton gu"ds steady and firm with a
tendency to higher figures. Marselllrs
aud crochet quilts, plqncs, plain and
fancy whiicgno,ls. Ia lair II unesi. Print
cloths inactive Ia prices brr. Viii"
prints in g"pd r'uursl. kcniucky
jeans irregular, aud silincts ia limited
request.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03

aissut lofD Year, - lHE nnhhnf' fir ~
mnft RI lous tltn~ that have wnHi fT " cunt
dcn's la n. virtue never otuslsh ~ anl oihff
tn.-ti.l.,e A ,tllI Iualf- tss u-t sasftnai rfss
al ,.,uahs ioli. luiIsnmy yalpu, that can D.
mad. ~ tassiirsl All Ibsisgd. thu ttsfy fors
paal h4s frslly rilstod uis-s dsngsnyus dlsssAss
~ tiIsff tefrsfs t, gfsat "a tDa aih fifen ttl
ing .f i,ataanii, lfia tlsif talsi efssis that u
sclI Etundsi III tlie urmgli W iakru To- sAssst.
tycF, hmiy thDuh have u iB tlisif es-st boz
the fcsiy aui lrIinpt f,ilri0f u. metsi-r. ~.
me-. sBns rins afsi 'fcn NE y n@sed 81 THE
iinsiT pfosss glDH. Ihs pfud,pi shoish so, ~
Lsi NJ anil the uis will nd kccgh ~ 1Ou lnf
Ihs pf,yls ts,n % snofas 10 10 dIssly sss 10 soi
deu aitac.a PpIafcl by
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
SfoIan Boada.

B,sroS, February / >cycrAl COUPONS
from bonds oi thc Union PArific
rAilruad presented ipr redemption here,
have bcyn sientIficl A. stOlen from the
Northampton Bank IN lsI6. They
probably came frOm some European
banking house, and Will liz turned over
10 the original OwnvT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
NATIONAL TOPICS
SprCul ATIONS ABOUT Int NAV
IORK NOMINATIONS.
w57tsl. a Chairman Mississippi R'er
improvements The Hm,o1-AIe'-
anjrr Trouble 4 Bargain
Struck Win Chief
Joseph,

Wanted. q Chairman,
WASHINGTON. February T. TIA, f"t-
r.r ~utCuumJIJyy, appointed @ take
Simon, .u New York, jjJ Not Irr.vr
t...,, to-ul.bt u- Va, J,gruUscj a dlIi-
..ry hs,lu. ui,gu viJU rrlart Ca the
amman. Nr Ns,NaI'u, WNu WJ-
.r,..ut,., tr thJl I.-i, u,ylarv- t,ot his
lYr.,, Al Washington ar. such "a, 90
.r.,rut him lray.r- 90 present, - lt
.s, .,,rdr,l Ju request t,.uyUl Hunt 2
rr,Ar hi, pIagr Itr UeurUt. o, away
~ Warpu,uu. aujhi,upIy hJ, act
yrf r,,u u..u.L 0, I- tNuu-ht, NOW
.,r thai. Cd, uy ws-a wymhyr ul tby
I...r..u CuwWt,yr. hr uHy uh'u,, Co
.tA. tl, position ui chairman. amt uiwlti
...4 .I. ru MI ~,.u-rr. Who a"tyt a~
...rg.y u the -ut..HHaUUlt..i ihNf "J-
..urt. New Orleans. lu Ju.- ease Nr
Es.kiam will take the ptNt nl Nj
N,,Nltbuu. auj llg tpuWItt,r Uil,
Washington MONDAY evening co Tues
.as W.lUlu-
The New AyIa Nominations.
E.,ur.tu- Co.,. WWJr JyJ.uu u, ihy
-.r..fr uu th. Nm (urk ,U-JuW huU-y
...rultiuu- % Is UTuJlyt luuist
..m pmugrItJg ~.Urr~. tUyt -a ll. J-
... support iutw JuH panty W thy
S...,f.. is ,ru..Iuy.t. trU.IUs l- iu-.U.
..uI 4 prominent Southern ~.uJ.
....-.I G. have stated t.at % uumryT
.. p.u.,Et, who have htuJntnry hr,u
r.u..r o.. uuI doubtful Positions 60, 90
rr.g,u.,- .u rIvulms nominations
a.u.i utW ,ut. ,I, tuylr continuation.
Mississippi, Rivor improvement.
N.,u...u.>. February !. Iu- .ru.
... r.u rI improvement ui tlr uN
,.T.ru.,, i...tIru ui thr Mississippi river
U..., ia. mruIu uul tty UhIu river yuu-
r.....r.. fasr .u. .uJUuy. Nr utiu.rd
...... ...rNlu.lu .uU Wui.h OBJ. $500
... f.. ft..u.. ., U.D,, ur brush, N,..
.uIN..f. ,U. i..IaI jHn ave, J~ Iuuud
.r.U.rI O.. r. 0uTu away hE ttr Uyyr
....u.. ..u..-u-. 900 a.llllgnu tn urtuy-
u...... y..l. .ua. n. uHuuyt o.. CON.
....-a a... M.t-hul lrgw appropriation
u. ,tuuur Ir tu. wpuN,wyu uI
T.u I..UI u..U
V,.a uua,.u.AiCz,uJcr Trouble
Nt-u,.t.s. i.Iuau, General
O. .faIuuru. ., \wua whose ju-
H..mut .u lh. ...wJ H -.EdW- %
,sI.ue. o. tu.uWuu, \uNU,r U
iu, u.,.. o, u.o n..us ..u-uI,uj iy
ODD. nWt W,. -tl t.w..f t.a| Nr
u.g.i u.t Do. ~urT,-Ht 20 JH uir.tw,ut
stu.i tr tuuL IT, u.. u.l how
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
Arrested tor Forgery

CN,iNNNu, February l.-EN-t"wty
EugucyU :. L. BpWlv> wd> arrested to-
iJy inT iurgius amt raising the Hamilton
cUupN bonds ioy the construction ul
Avenues aud bridges tu th, amount ui
-. 3.U0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
Chicago.

CHICAGO, February l.-Flour-skady
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet but
firm and shade higher: No. 2 Chicago
spring S5ic; S5ic cash; S5lc seller Feb.
ruary; Siic seller March; No. 3 10i6
7lc; rejected 5S!c. Corn-Quiet but
firm at 30ia3l cash; 81 &c seller March;
35ita353c seller May. Oats--Fairly ac.
tive and q shade higher at 20tc cash;
2Olc seller February; aOsc seller March;
23itd23 sic seller May. Rye-Steady and
unchanged. Barley-Steadv aud un.
changed at SIC. fork-Unsettled but
generally higher at ~ ~ cash; y, 52l
tp 3, setter March; - 6sa . 81 seller
April. lari-Fairly active and shade
higher ~. 3, cash; ~ +0a6 ~ seller
Marh; 81 S0Co6 52l seller April. Bulk
Meats-ln good demand and prices a
shade higher at 81 S)(di 5Ndi ~.
Dressed Hogs In good demand and
prices sha,ic higher at ~ i5ts,4 o.
Whisky-Sl,ady and unchanged At
II ~.
Milwaukee.
MuwAuxkE, February l.--flour--
STEADY with fair demand. Wheat
Firm. opened AZ an advance oi !r, and
closed steady; M. ! Milwaukee hard
@Ic; No. l Milwaukee "a; M. = do.
sole; seller February sole seller Marrh
sic; seller April sslc; seller may 92Ic.
No.S do. 7l!c; seller November 62lc;
rejected lic. Corn steady With lair
demand; NJ 2@olc. Oats steady No.
2l9.c. Ryc-slcady; No. islc. Bar
lcy-Dull AMI nominal M. : spring Al
~" 1tr; seller MaUh ,Glc. Provisions
Quiet hut firm. Mess Pork Quiet
new ~ ~ lap-Prime steam ~ ~.
Oh City.
CuY, February /. Market opened
With s.llrs At -. lr, declined Ia @lc;
advanced Ia si., ,hsing al us,c hil.
Shipments 3iNn harpcls, averaging
anOO barrels, transactions 29i,cn
bauCl,
Pittsburgh.
rIrIsBvRGu, February l.-rciroleum
--puirt, crude VI III at rarkcr's l"r i'm
mc,lialc shipmcnl; refined 80 l"r fhl.
sdelpha delivery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03

LOUISVILLE, ny, February 2.-Thrce
brothers, Herman, Frederick and
Arthur Heinrich, were drowned in the
Ohio river this afternoon by the over.
turning oi skih.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
LA A. -. - ~
Chicago

CmCACo, February The DUnp'
jp",ndi reports hogs p,yipts 1900 heal
Shipment, 6pU head. Market grner-
ally 5ta lh lower, uu account ui the rc-
strirliun on the shipping business hy
th, Euglish government. Choice heavy
- l0a3 ~; light ~ 100 800; miNrl
81 lVd3 ~.
Cattle Rcripis 30 head; ship.
mcnts 3,sW head Market steady At
~ Wab ~ nr stnck,rs, and ~ Loo
; - Iur butchers Stock firm.
Sheep Rcccipts 80 head; ship
mcnts 2,;a0 heal Market steady AMI
unchanged
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
our WASHINGTON LETTER.
The Arrearages Of Pension Bills
What Congress Is Doing
The Speakership WI hat is a
PoIiticianS- Personal.


t,,.b,7, Iiur,In called iur yulun.
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/ "r '"''''"'
""N''"'"'',' VIZ" 80
+ Who enlisted That contract was lha'
ihr payment col pensions shout 1la''
tJuW the tune rl ihr "'ulrl "i disA
h',lty. u, lvr htsidi''' " s',''e' H'e'',
/ m January io"', nom H"u"i7 I''e''t"
u the service '''c NI'H", u ,'l'Ir I...' ,,'
"'''' -, - .,.,,. ,j,at ~
/ Iiir in ur..-,i,u .v,s written hv myself
-. rL,. iir,,f.,n ni Hon. William Walsh.
.,,I.., .y..t. ,,,U. I;irr. introduced il irlm
r,..i,r,ritt,,.,n Invalid Pensions. The
. T5u .,.iIJ u.f t.,l. nu, hundred million,
lr,m thr Treasury. not unle -
thrrp la n.yi.s HuYg u. thirty
millions will cover every single
I..,,,,J AMI surrn.r il did take
NINrm1tu1 Mb,i uI un The CON
t,...t rr.I.r ,.Li,b thr soldiers fought
- ,I, t.a..s.,,. ri the kIl. The
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BUSINESS N '"\""tN>'
During thc past week, Congress has
,luur "a good deal ut work, principally
lu Passing pension mtd appropriation
bulls. The question ut Chinese tmuu-
grafton Was discussed lrusihly ant
huJtyliv Iu tho House, where % Was
tiutlly PASSED. by a vote "I l'' o. -.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
FAIRNIONT.
store Robbed.
Dispatch 10 the Register.

N IeClaI DNIAIlh % IIIU I''s'aVNI'
FAIRWoNT, February ., 1879.
Last night. Wilson 4 Hutchinson's
store at Smithtown, eight miles from
here, was robbed OF goods and money
to the amount of five or six hundred
dollars. As yet no clue to the robbers
has been discovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
Famiuo in Morocco

GIngu GAR, Feb. Ii, is feared that
before next year half ~ thc inhabitants
oi the sOu hem provinces II Morocco
II have pcrIsh,d 10y starvation and
di-rasc "n account Oi the scaniiy
caused hy last years drought.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03

BE careful when you apply for Dr. {.
McIARe's Nermiiuge, 10 see that both
the noCtor's name and those OF Fleming
Bros, are inscribed thereon in imitation
OF writing Without-eyery bottle u
worthless.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03

luAl the pTlsulltTs iistu hOt iaislucu tiiS
accounts for their own personal benefit,
but in the mistaken idea that il was for
the public good.
Theatre Royal Burned.
LONDON, February THE Theatre
ROYAL, originally costing sl5O,OOO, was
destroyed by fire this morning. Motives
lost.
AfghanA fairs.
LONDON, February "A dispatch
from Jellalabed SAYS Yakoobkhan has
written TO Major Cansgnari distinctly
declining the British demands and
eyincing determination To hold Cabul
in accordance with the orders Of his
father
Specials from Hazapar mention the
reports OF the Ameer having been
poisoned.
\ Calcutta special says the reports of
the Ameer's death are very generally
believed in Cabul.
LoNnoN, February "A dispatch
from llazarpir says that Wall Mahmod
has arrived there. Ii is generally
thought that he is seeking British sup.
port ior his claims to the throne, hut IL
is not likely that he will obtain il as the
popular feeling uf the Alghans relative
Ia the various claimants Is unknown.
General Foreign Notes.
General Grant sailed iron Sucz yes
tcr,lay for Bombay.
Cape Town advices to January l4th
report that fighting with the Xulus has
been renewed
II is said that Russia is about 10 pur-
chase lleligoland. The amount Of pur-
chase money is under consideration.
In Thursdays ballot ior President
Gamhctta received hvc votes, and
EAdmirault De Aumal and Gallifet
one each
King Geowios has formally thanked
the French Minister, on hchalt oi him.
scli and the Greek nation, iur the efforts
oi France IN favor Of GreeCe.
Baron llausnIan was among the first
To- congratulate Grevy, who assured him
that the lIonaparlists could rely upon
his sense at Justice and inpartiality.
The British Admiralty has directed
the dock authorities Ia charge the
United States only with the bare cost OF
labor and materials employed on repairs
ol the Constitution.
The pontliical Secretary Ul state has
sent a dispatch To- the Pupc's Nuncio at
Paris cnjuiniug the alaintenancr ui
friendly relations with the new Prcsi-
dent instructions will ho sent a. the
French Bishops tu rcprcss any hostile
demonstrations on the part ol the clergy.
The two directors uf the City oi elias
gov bank convicted oi fraud, theft and
cmhcLllcmcnt were sentenced tu
eighteen months Imprisonment, Five
other directors, convicted ol uttcring
false abstract balance sheets, were sen.
tcnccd to eight months imprisonu.cnt.
The light sentences caused some sur
prise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
Lookiny At Bismark one wouLl not

Looking at bismarck one wouLl mol
SUPPOSE that he sSays s,Ioh alnos,
umnlppicnce. lIc Is calm and chsriul,
wary aud watching SOIDDONT don
look different from other preparations.
Hut IL never lads in What Il undertake.
Calm and agreeable, II j. death 10 para.
site y hlch altack ihc teeth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03

The kH u0uHpai
tiliis Niikh have Non
iiio fs,ahsl, .l,s 81 maH
kiud aud bcCome .
d q usph ola words
HinDi,s nsft only one
bat 90 any naiioiss.
nluft have ChuAof,ii
naD Slfiiiss IcfisT-
%" 'ais ever rssHfssi -
n ~ 4 nputAlion -
mainiaiusd 4, ~ hHuE
- AleIstbsrty lss
b,fai II has been
kHgNu b. the gublis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-03
RAILROAD BoNps Firm.
STATE BONDs-Dull.

STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SroCKs-The market VAS dull and
quiet, and weak throughout the day. At
the opening, prices advanced i@i4 per
cent, but soon declined lCf2 per cent.
During the afternoon ther was a rec"v-
cry OF hal. per cent, followed hy re-
action of tGGl per cent, and AT the close
by recovery ot Ia per cent. The
principal was in Northwestern, II. Paul
Lake Shore, Erie, Delaware and l.acka'
wanna and Western Union. The trans,
actions aggregated 100000 shares. ol
which 1000 were Erie, l6,nO Lake
Shorc, 800 Wabash, l7,1n Northwest
cru common AMI 1000 preferred, l5,-
OO NJ. Paul common aud 5,:DO pr,'
ierrcd, 26,0Oo Delaware, lackawanna
and Western, 1000 New Jersey Cen.
tral, 26,00 Michigan Central, l,6W g.,
C., &. n l., 2,aD Western Union, :,'m
Pacific Mail aud I,,M ~. Louis, Kansas
City and Northern.