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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07

WANTED, AN ACTIVE YOUNG
w MAN TO LEARN THE BAKING BUsI-
MSS; one that ha. been at the business pre- erred
Apply to X. ADAM,
H. 7.ltA Twelfth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07
MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONS.

MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONS.
Engagements can he made now by churches socie-
ties, &c, for MOONLIGHT and DAY HXlLR-
SIONS by steamer ARIEL, and after 20th June by
the splendid ntw steamer CITY OF RICHMOND,
now building for this route. AT LOWEST RATES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07
DATRONIZE THE eieEna
PASSENGER RATES STILL FURTHER RE
DUCED.
OLD-POINT SEASON OPENED.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANIES JAMES
RIVER LINE.
25c., RICHMOND TO OLD POINT.
25c., RICHMOND TO WAYLANDlNGS.
Use. RICHMOND TO NORFOLK.
al, RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE.

The fast and elegant iron UNITED States maj
steamer ARIEL, Captain H. q. CLIFFORD, leave
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07
Special Correspondence OF the Richmond Us
patcb.i
Third Day-Night Seseion.
PORTION MISSIONS.

Rev. DIR. r. s. Dunaway opened the AS
scciation with prayer, aud TIE pody pro-
-eeeded to consider
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07


The report was unanimously adopted.
VIRGINIA BIBLE SOCIETY.
Rev. ]. William Jones offered resolutions
cordially commanding to the churches the
Virginia Bible Society as every way worthy
OF our hearty sympathy, fervent prayers,
and liberal contributions.
Rev. DR.. j. Il. Edwards, as representa-
tive OF the Society. was cordially received.
He made an earnest and very effective ad-
dress.
He pleasantly alluded to the qualification
he felt in being among so many Of bis old
friends and brethren-Dr. Burrows, whose
IS face is benedic.ion "; DR.. Manly, who
was bis coIaborer in Richmond, and others.
He gave biIef sketch Of the history OF
Bible work, aud then passed TO the facts OF
the work OF the American and the Virginia
Bible Societies.
He brought out the fact that while for rea-
| sons satisfactory to themselves the Baptls's
were for some time not cooperating with
the American or Virginia Bible Society,
yet these so -ieties had made no distinctions
| ia their donations.
He gave statistics to show that there had
been during the past year very small con.
| tribniions from Baptist churches In proper
tiou TO the liberal donations given their
churches.
lie then spoke OF the grand work done
by the Virginia Bible Society, aud appealed
to bis Baptist brethren to come up to this
work. The Baptists and the Methodists,
be said, were united In the work Of preach
| ing the Gospel 10 the masses, aud wanted
them united heartily In this Bible work.
DIR. Edwards made iacetious, interest
ing. and telling speech.
There were further remarks made by
Reys. DR.. Manly, DIR. Mcintosh. NJ. w.
Staples, DIR. Hawthorne, DR.. A. 4. Dickin-
son, J. William Jones, DR.. Eaton. DR.. 7.
w. Sydnor, s, G. CioptoD, Prof. G. l..
Cooke, and DR.. w. Il. Hatcher. all heartily
endorsing the Virginia Bible Society, and the
resolutions were unanimously sdopted.
Adjourned With prayer until tonight.
RIcHNQEp,
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-22
MINNESOTA MAMMOTH,
A SEEDL1NG GRAPE TIE CoLoR ON
THE DELAWARE
THE LARGEST HARDEST EARLIEST OF aNx
GRAPE PRODUCED IN MINNESOTA

GRAPE PRODUCED IN MINNESOTA.
1t has stood the test for Is Minnesota winter.
hearing fruit without any protection or being TAX
en- if"m the trellis 1t is double the size Of any
other grape grown in Minnesota, two weeks earli
er than the Concord. Has a lne spicy 1iaver ne
c"''ar to 'tsclfard is as hardy as any wild vine
gown in Minnesota.
These vines were raised Mt Excelsior where on
the parent stem can be seen over 2o0 clusters on
ont vlnelthis season and the vine has grown over
% feet in length.
Strong vines for sale 1T 81 cacn IS per half
dozen. $40 per dozen. Cuttings 10 cents each.
cnt ~ mail securely packed on receipt of price.
l. " sTnA1TON,
Excelsior, MIMI
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-22

My stock speaks for itself. In 1879
l took eleven first, nine second, and
four third premiums. My breeding
pens are made ur Of most Of my
premium winners, and eggs from
them should produce some fine chicks.
Chicks for sale after Sept. LIST. Send
for circular with premium and price
lists. S. TYLER, cor. 10th and It'll
Ave. S., Minneapolis, MINI.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-22
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Rev. Peake will otticiate at Wadena
the Sd Sunday in each month at II a III and
at Verndale at l-2 p. M,
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-22
LOCAL TIME CARD OF N. P. R. R.

Stages leave Wadena every Monday and
Thursday for Wrig htstown and Parkers Prai-
rie, connecting at Parkers Prairie with stages
for Alexandria,,
Stage leaves every Monday morning for
Dear Creek and Inman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17

The Was and Means Commtssss Wan
"A for 0sn- Gibsoa. ~ A -
.--RAsHINaraS Aep>l n 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17
HANLAN.COURTNEY RILEY
Designating the Potomac River,
ut Washington, IN the Course
for the Race.

RocHEsrgR, April l6.-Asa T. Soule,
OF this city, has mailed the following let
ter, fixing the course for the Hanlan-
Courtney. Riley race Ol May 10th:
Wm. Blaikie, Referee:
DEAR SlR-In accordance with circu-
lar articles OF Marca 10, we designate
the Potomac river, at Washington, ID.
g., N the official course upon which the
Hop Bitters Prize Race shall be rowed
on May ~, M per articles signed by Ri
Icy, Courtney and Hsnlan.
Very truly yours,
li"r BIrrERs MASuPACTuRiS0 Go.
Mr.. Blaikic has written 10 Mr.. Soulc
naming Wallace Ross, OF New Bruins
wick, M III choice tor fourth man to
row with kky in case both Courtney
and iianlan\ back down. Warren
smith, OF Hatax, and Leahy, Of Cali
fornia, are alsAnamed, but the referee
prefers Ross. telegram from lead'
ing sporting rsn in Boston VAS re-
ccivcd by Mt. ale To day, recommend
ing ss follows:
I'll you need lourth man for Nav
10th, take Warren Smith or John Ken
nedy. DO not take Ross"
IL necessity arlsss for choosing any
fourth man, Mr.. SOule will Ifame War
rem smith. The thre, oarsmen, accom-
panied by their trainers, hackers, &c,
will start for Washington in about three
weeks and 90 into active training on the
course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17

ing. Fortunately no one was nSer
enough 10 snstain any damage. Inc
generally expressed opinion 10 that u 10
q good thing IL 10 down. Two telesnph
wires were snapped by pieces of the poe
falling upon them.
As Mr.. Winspsre, a contractor on the
T. v. r. r, was crossing the raiirosd
track, near the Presbyterian church, tEs
wind overturned his wagon and spilled
him out His horses were stopped py
running against a tree.
Various opinions we're expressed a. 10
the significance OF the tall OF the ne.
publican pole. One suggested that u
was a symbol Of the way the people
would court the third term business
Another that IL indicated the hate oil the
party. A facetious boy, looking at the
stump, suggested that there WAS lamp
post that hadn't got the lamp on II YET
Repairers from Wheeling came over
and mended the break In the telegraph
wires.
A gentleman looking at the new plat
form OF the I. V. depot, suggested tina;
it was an elegant place Tor loaiers, anu
that the company would 10 good thins
by employing a wa,chman 10 keep the
station clear oi such pestilence. In
such matter an ounce oi prevention Is
worth a pound oi cure,
We recently rcceived from Hon. j. J..
Burns, State School Commissioners oi
Ohio, a copy Of his last annual report,
lust published. Il II a handsomely
bound document, aud contains full In.
formation on educational matters In our
State. Commissioner Burns has made
faithful and efficient officer, and de-
serves denomination at the hands oi his
party.
tG,,,,I,.,Ld na Eol.th pd1e,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17
FASHION NOTES.
Washington Special.

Belts are not worn with the spring
costumes.
Glove buttoBsrs CON. in the shape Of
. horse-shoe.
Ten yards is the allowance Tor buni.
ing tor a trimmed suit
SQUARES II ioulAri Will be worn on
the shoulders this summer, a. peasant
women scar handkerchief
sleeves vide at the Armhole and "a.
perRg toward the wrist, hav. been
adopted by the French dressmAker-.
Plush. ssther plain or striped, and in
quaint ecru and drsb shsds-s, n . sty-
lish trimming ior light woolen dresses
Plain black cashmere is nov com
bined with q polka dotted oDe which
has all the soit lustrs Of q silk, and the
tvo make an elegant suit Tor street wear
n house dresses.
More material is required 10 make .
fashionable dress this season than a
laar ago, because the skirts are more
baple and the shirred trimming demand
tsnty Of goods.
There u no standard mode either in
estumes, wraps or millinery. FASHIONS
ae ~ replete with varieties and Artistic
nsvelties that individuality 10 st last
PERMITTED.
sun umbrellas are decorated With ane
eabroidery OF hand-painting, uh,.h
laiter takes the form Of one nosef, ~
te.drils Of q fns vine branching ''
oss siSe Of it- 49, h t.
rls-ps, looking like seet,oas o. 2, 4 A. - -
knccIes are the prettsest oes,o ~
fes;nr bonnet trimminEs. tnsy oI
80 f,r lac tiss alter they BAYS 49,
shs,, d.x on the hsai ecvennH-
C.,..x yscrokx's rssidence - nsoes
- l.,-ns. 4 view al the Bisck foreA
IN ~ ~,de and ths khine plain o. -
bsf,-s. u % barge end ssns 10
styk III
<hth SECRETARY sherman conIe.fT
erecing in Wssbin9ses e'fy yHi
r 80 y:..a,, 2 ,ss ssPSsss A7s
y -. s'sss.s. ss.s.., and pa.... y.e.z sAs
ace fsnons knsnoser. AIcsst
-oon ID rs.dy tor pahlic i3e< |
,Hssr NE sysP.ess o. No
4 |tistofiosl Scclsty. IL nsy
Iss s1sl "a The ls.s ssnry H -
ksnss Fis4inx, has hesn px ,oar
'.iz.s. wo<sh 1100 gu:a1 i1za
'klidsoa cd 70 ~ h.rs1.L
vhosA - Wss sa.s tAnf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17
A Catholic Blshop's suit

CISCISSATI, April 1.-The suit OF
Bishop Gilmour, OF the Cleveland Do
cese, against the Cuyahogs County
Treasurer. 10 restrain the collection OF
taxes on Catholic school property, wAs
decided to-day in the District Court OF
Cleveland. The Bishop claimed that the
property. being usei for school purposes,
vas exempt from taxation under the
laws and Constitution OF this state, he
holding the property ~ unst The de-
tendant denied that the Bishop holds
the property Ia trust but elAimei that
be be & o. .: Si sss sfss. i assi me e pa,. 9 E
pose Of str ne;hening the Cathol C
Chunch; and thai the property IL not ex-
empt from taxation under the statute.
The court held that, aside from various
other questions presented, the main one
was covered by the decision in the case
OF Gerke AGAINST Purcell, and that the
defendant must be perpetuslly enjoinel
from the collection Of taxes on school
property. Residences OF priests and
TEACHERS were not included in the in.
junction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17
THE COLOR LINE.
Decision In the Lee Reynolds
Case Reversed.

RICuMoND, Va, April l6-The Su.
preme Court Of Appeals yesterday re-
versed the judgment OF the County
Court Of Patrick, in the case Of Lee
REYNOLDS, tho negro convicted OF mur'
der in.ihe second degree in killing n
white man IN thai county, about eighteen
months ago, whom, the accused alleges,
was pursuing his brother. When Lee
intrrierrd, deceased attacked him, and
in self defense, the prisoner claims,
he killed deceased lie VAS con
yicted Oi murder and sentenced
to be- hanged, but counsel appealed
and got a new trial, upon which Rey-
nolds was convicted Of murder in the
second degree aud sentenced Ia the pen.
itentlary. Before the sentence was ear
ried into effect prisoners counsel conl.
planned to Judge Rives, Of the United
States District Court, that the Patrick
Judge failed TO put negroes on the jury
which tried REYNOLDS, and the County
Judge was indicted This was one Of
the eases involved in the recent decision
of the Unitad States Supreme Court IN
the matter of colored iuries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION.
Majaity OF Tilden Delegates
Elected.

AsASY. y. Y, April l6,-The Argus
tomorrow will contain the following
Ou, Of total membership Of Ss4 dele
gats to the Democratic State Con-
vsntion. to be held at Syracuse
Tuesday, We are now advised Of the
election OF go. OF this number 300 are
Tlden men, 40 anti -Tilden and 20 doubt.
ful. or preferences unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17
RIVER ANDHARBoR BILL
Improvement OF the Ohio.

s,-s,.I :, the R-gistcs.
wAsHISGTOS. April l6
The Iiouse Commerce Committee is
reversing tho estimates OF the sub
Committee on Rivers and Harbors, and
will. at an early day, be ready to report
10 the HOUSE. As | have heretofore
stated, only members Of Congress are
permitted to appear before the com
mittee. There is an appropriation OF
sllU.UOO ia the ball for the Improvement
ul the OHIO river generally. A Penn
sylyanla memberoi the House estimates
thai about $4,000 ot this will 6o ex-
pended within the boundaries Of his
State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17
Mortgages Ordered Cancelled.
clAl Dispatch 10 the Register.

wAYSksBURG, Pa, April 10. |
A meeting Of the Waynesburs and
Washington railroad directors was held
here las. evening, when instructions
were given the Solicitor. ]. p. Teagar-
den, to cancel the mortgages against the
company now In possession of the bond
holders Of Wsynesburg, at once. A
long, vered question viii bo opened for
litigation by this action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17
RAILROAD MATTlRs.
Work on the p, ". Il q Road
Progressing.

special Dispatch 70 The Register.
wKsr BRowssvrLLr, Pa, Art tl ID.
The work OF laying the raihpn tie
Pittsburgh, Virginia and CHI, leston
Railroad extension has commered u
the Monongahela City end. Thsbllo~.
ing are the names Of the stations when
trains will stop between this placs ant
Monongahels City; California, Green
field, Woods Run, Allenport, Bell. yer
non, Lock No. 4, Columbia and Web
ster. The rails on the lower end Of the
road are being removed and new zee
ones are taking their place. IL b
thought the road will be completed 6
the first of July, We can then map
our trips to Pittsburgh by rail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17


RAILRoAp BoSDs-Streng aud higher.
Lake Erie and Western incomes II
feature, advancing per cent. 10 5skilxi
STATE Bo:. ps-Dull. - 4
SroCEs-The market Was irreau
early dealings, but in the main
with decline In prices, ranging y
to II per cent. During the aftssSesa
there WAS q complete change In the tsm-
per Of speculation, and under large
purchases Tor both long aud short &C.
count an advance from the lowest
point OF TO I per cent. Was established
aud the improvement welPmaintained.
At the close tha greatest advance WAS
In ashville, Chattanooga AMI ~. Louis.
The coal stock, the Graagers. Iron
Mountain, Erie. Ohius. Lake shore and
Psiciic Mail were also conspicuous
ly strong. The coal stocks wrr. buoy
ant ON the announcement that all
companies had agreed tO stop mining
three days q week for the next two
weeks The Posf says II Is too soon 10
ssy whether the advance this afternoon
is only for = turn Tor lev points IN
stocks, or whether u Ii the commence
ment oi q bull campaign. The story of
a new obligation of nearly Sl0.OO.000
Of the 1t. Paul Company. ON which
bearing II stocks haS been going on for
several days, is iseIplAined to-day by the
fact oi q change of the original 7 per
cent. lien on the Southern Minnesota
division to az per cent. obligation OF
~. Paul ior principal aud accrued ar.
rcAragcr ot interest on the ROAD, which
has nov becom. a part of III. ~. Paul
system. The earninyr Of the tho Chi.
cago, ~. Paul and Minnesota road for
March have Increased 81. ON. aud the
Denver aud Rio Grande earnings from
the bth to the 18th ot April are S., 800.
The transactions ON the stock Ey.
change aggregated t00.OD shares. OF
which 5000 were e.. q. 4 |. g., B,OW
Delaxan IAckawannA and Western.
5000 Erie, II 900 Hannibal AMI ~. Jo-
-cph, 1900 Iron Mountain. 500 I'LL
nois Central. 81, 900 Kansas and Texas.
81 I,0O Lake shore. 2,OO Little Pitts
burgh, 100 Michigan Central, 5000
Northwestern, 200 Nashville and
Chattanooga, 10000 New Jersey Central.
900 New York Central, 1000 Notherrn
parifc. 1000 Ohio and Mississippi,
5000 Ontario and Western, 1900 Pacific
Is,OOO II. Paul. 5000 NJ. Louis and
San Francisco, 100 Paul and Sioux
City, 1000 ugion Pacific. 1000 Wa.
bash sni Pacific aud 1000 Western
Union
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17
HUMOROUS SCRAPS.

THE laird Ito his gardener, Who had
caught somebody trespassins l-"Huml"
Andy on say, sAundsrs, thar the fellow
vas impudentg" Ganiener-s'Impi-
dentF Deed, sir, % he had been he
iaird himssll he oould ha hae been mair
ui.bred P-Lsadoa PsscA.
Lows laughs st locksmith,-Mistr,..
GOA. u. very strange, bus alvays
hnsy can hear sabdued conyer..t,on
IN ne Kitchen on susan's uisht out .
Sook-'oh. dear me-, men, bcrrin Won,
h.riinz. mem; ~hich it's me s.r..s;'s.
,hs the 'rslsr'~s fsesrsss' 10 myssa aloud.
fAssox Jcass .~y.: n, r,,~r.,,,
hspt~ns vhea hsss pr,psr~5s
ussiAIly seed sssmes. ny eoaxr.r.,ioa
s''i - very small, and larrs vLsn
have poor one" III h.v. -. 80
thai the houss u alssys Tan When xoa
preach \ sss the sonswhai sauixa-.si
eo9plinsns q simple minded snith.
WnLIAn Pass vss no doabs a y.rs
honsst nsA, bat tor al thas. ~ erch...
80 szs haicksss and saa ior sn.a-h
indAsn lsndto nsks oae his cpenlry--
Ih<ps fss fras.
olfHHs mass loys 70 axhs IN q. I.su,,
uhse oos man wlu sh<zof snask~r sboas
=. 81 - -1xA - -. 49, -. -"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17
CANADA
suirtde Of n Defaulter.

MoSJRKAl, April l6-NathAn Weaver,
who shot himself here yesterday, turns
out Ia be the deiaulting cashier OF the
Citizens National Rank OF Crbana, ..
Tie lost SS5.O 200 OF the banks money in
grain speculaiions, and left there two
vears ago, taking up his residence herr
lie hal sent for his wife, who arrived a
lea hours after the suicide.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17
ADJOURNMENT
First Of June the Probable Time
4 LII n IA nD-Lal.r

First Of June the frobaoio Time.
s,egiAl 10 hs ReEistsr
WAsHfNGroS, April l6.
Mr.. Randall nov gives out that Con-
zrrss will adjourn by the lst Of June,
AMI officers Of Congress who have been
predicting that Il would be here until
the 18th Of July. have changed their
tone. Ii. however, there il not an adj
Iournment before tho meeting Of the
Cincinnati Convention, then Il seems
10 me that Congress will bo here until
alter the Ah Of July.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17

PARKkkshukd, w. VA April TO.
The dwelling house Of Mr.. Father, on
LsrtI's run, near Raven Rock. was
burned to the ground night before last.
Report says one OF the children was
burned 10 death in the flames.
The dwelling Of Mr.. Lewis, on Hughes
river. was burned down the same night.
IL Is not definitely known as TO the
cause Of the fires. One theory is that
they were the results Of incendisries.
The loss on the buildings burned is not
definitely known, but will probably
reach 81, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17
DHY aoODs.
New Y@t.

Ns~ Yorx. April l6.-Df
Cotton good. quiet In hrst \
the best makes continus stss4
aud asents siceks srs in ri
Prints quiet aud unehsni
G.nghams, lawns and drcss'
In moderate request. ClothiS
moving steadily. on account
ders. but current demand is |
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17
A SWEEPING POSTAL RE-
FORM.
Proposing TO Change the Names
Of 4 SEQ Postofiices.

Superintendent W. b. Thompsou. of
ths railway mall ssrvics, has on ioos
popoeltion % change the mama. ol an
po~tofiees in the United sIates which
conflict With eseh Other, q vel a. thoss
which are now eonpouad. All ofscs~
OF The sane naros N S<ake~ WHARF H.
abbreviated dssiunakion 4 hkrIv A. -.
mistaken, such = Pa, Va. Ga. T. .nS
Ia Nd. sad I'D Oh. aah Coi. -
and ai.sL, e<c, srs 70 hs char - !. h
being tAoaght tAst VA. win krN.;Srs In
. great dssrss ~ sais akd s~it, csrrs-
s;isr being ssss Z As sssss s'sss So. :, ~, I
b. eonplessiy ehvisssA an posle1Isss
z, s,,,; s;'@psssas ssa -. 1. sSsh SRSlss
vill, In csrryino -oat this i1sa. ~,
thsir tillss chas(1pd = nsu,ss q ~ ~
sitais the rensmin1 ~ - sol
po-toffioes in the uu111 49,. The
Posimaslar GsnsIL = N mn Asoe,aAnss
xilh he ilsA snd = Hih, eitheat aooht
h. Z oses psslsso epsrrfioa. ilt
~ ------s-- Mtt I
pp.,o.s hsss krsd vs'i IN lhs rsssn'
Ias6sh slss1.os- nent ~ Ga - -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17
Coat OF Living In San Francisco.

yrnua the san Fnncisoo bulletin.
There are really not many cities in
the United States where one can live
cheaper than ia ran Francisco. but al.
ter all the people Of this city spend .
vast amount oi money In eating aud
drinking. ucorge Francis Tram Al.
icmpted, on paper, 10 prove that . man
could get food enough ~ keep alive 10
New York Tor three cents . DAY pu,
never made out his ease. In some o.
IA. inland towns of New hnsiAnh;
xher. ,copomy ia the preparation oI
ioo-I IA clos.ly studied, one NAV xs'
pr,tty fzir board f1r " 30 wees' Ih
uoint oi cost this is q lIttl. hettsr hsn
Kan praneisoo can do. but not letter lh
noint offoOd. The advantage whlct hs
S,y no..-s.@s - in giving st all times
Tor - cents a good, substantial dIhne'
consisting Of soUp, hsh. meat, iriii shd
ysgrtable.. The beneht, hoseyefl
,'.tniy rsts on the ch.aPness anc
ansIi,y q, the food. Rents AZ. much
biyh.1 here than in eastern cities, and
So and three times a. high a. they
are In the Interior toxns of the A.
I.n,ie states. A Young man can eet
furnished, fair-sibed single room ~ ssn
F.nri.co, with gas, water and aitrnd-
ance, lor sl5 a month, but this sum
would pay the rent Of q gOod-tiIed, un'
furnished house In nearly any eastern
city oatsid. OF New York, Boston and
Chicago. Coming down To b-i-nss
.....--. o -s.~l~ .-.-~ -. l~- s-s-A~s.ses,
veil In this city for 81 q month. Tbh
includes board and lodging. This esti
mate allows % cents ior breAkfast. "
cents for luncheon, IS cents for dinnsl
every day, and tisSo q month fo'
looking. In cases cf extreme neoesify
q saving nj eS OF q month on this ssts'
mate might bs effected, bat IN savIse
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17
FOREIGN.
IRELAN ID.

Retirement OF the Duchess OF Msrloor-
ouxh.
pUBlIN, April ld-One result OF the
impending change ia the government
which will b. regretted by all parties,
rspecislly by the poor. is the retirement
oi the Duchess OF Marlborough from the
field Of charity in which she has labored
with untiring zeal for 50 many months.