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ROBBING THE MAIL.
An Important Case Soon to DO Trtcd
In Madison.

In 4t1uNleOMs
Special Dispateh fa 1ns Chicago 1ftbunA,
MADISON, Wis, Dec. 10,-A case OF con-
siderable importance will soon be begun in
tho United Statcs Court ut this place, Ed
ward a. Kccler Is charged with stealing reg.
istcroA letters from postal-car III Charge Ut
Thomas A, Jackson, Of In Crosse, In August
Inst, ami is 10 DO put upon his triul far tllat
ntIunse. JacksaN Is q route agent, md, on
Sunday, tho Goth Of last August, went to tho
lostOnlce alA got packages of registered
letters md carried the'u to his car, rs hc was
to lcayo town early In tho morning. keeler
called OIL Jackson during tho forenoon. and
tAoy won't out md drank together. Jackson
returned to Ills car, wroto n letter, and fell
asleep. WlluM lla awaka lle found his drawer
Ol,cn md the packages OF registered letters
missing. llu Immediately informed tle Chief
nf Police in LII Crosse, who sent out On tho
Southern Minnesota ltnllrnatf alul hud kecler
arrested oll suspicion. lle WIS Nxamiue.l
md indicted 1T ule September term OF court
~ Lit Crosse. and brought to Madison fur
trial. Tho cAse excltfs unusual interest
among route agents, as cases OF theft hnyo
bceM 500 frequent Of late, and they wish to
tiud the guilty parties.
, 1880-12-11
THE COUNTY HOSPITAL.

AnnMai Inspection by t7lo ll0nrl OF
commissioners Found III
Excellent Order.
1t Is tl.e annual custom of tho board
OF County Commissioners to visit tho Coul-
" Hospital ln Il bDty at 1cast nnco n year,
generally nfter tho new members ut the
lsoartt haye :bcen Installed, AMI yesterday
WIS cnIscll rs Il proper tin,e 10 Initiate tho
Incoming members Into tho workings OF that
institution. .
Al o'cloek yesterday afternoon the cutlro
hoard, with tho exception of Commissioner
llutt, nude their annual visit. After few
moments l,ns.ctl i'll Introducing tho l,ew
nIcmburs to Warden Mills. that gentleman
invited tho visitors to tic family dining.
roam, wlIcra q line meal was served under
the personal SUPERVISION vt the Warden n,Ml
his wtft. Full justice WIS donu to tllis
agreeable Introduction to tho days work.
After dinhar tho gentlemen rctlrcd TO tho
wns V'gnsnntiy, V.sset tI listening To seyernl
musical HsIeptl0ttH by Commissioner Endor,
wl!n WIS illU liiH Ut tho uprty.
The Con!n,issln'ers. under the pilotago OF
Warden Mills. tlleh commenced
TIL; TOu!s or TIL: HUlLDlNG.
All thy departments on the lower corridor
were first ylslteti, atMl especial praise was nc
c0rde.l lilo Warden for their ciual,, tidy nh
pevrnllre, nlMt tho porfeet order. III WllGl,
everything WINS foltnu. rlle kitchen, lalil-
ttry; a,. e1giMe,foo. drew f9rll favorable
uylrUnt TINT ulp llculls Of these departments
were thoroughly vcrsetl IN tlleEr sl,aIcs. The
Inspection ut t!!0 wards wns commenced on
ar ne svas ,,,a sg %r ts huliS n oyrry
Nlo rn0itts u ie'y iI0l,tNts wciU passed III nil
lnlrinE the clennlness t!f the tl01rs nllti bod
,i5lls, tt!u perfect scsllt'ntlon. amt aplNlrcnt
'H11t E1fiyiHF (rurtR chr, n IA
, 1880-12-11

Jntlga Gary yesterday nn,isctl the recently
tried prisoners by nlotttng to than their
terms of service. Ms ho seemed to think they
deserved being governed III nll cnseX by jns-
Tick. tempered Will, mercy. lie sturteu twci.-
ty-thrro OH tho rnutG to JOLIET, eleven to tho
Drllewell, aud folr ut them i,s allowed 10
rccrense fur brief pcrInt In tic County jail.
The following wese allotted IN the tender
lne1cies of Warden A[cClaughry ut Joliet:
John Shechan null Tl.amas llawley, burg
lary, one year each; John Steward, larceny,
two years; Nick llranntgan, forgery, ono
year; Ja,Res Dnrry, robbery, u,lG year; Ja,les
keofo, larce'ly, ono year; llal!lc May, lar-
ceny, one year; John Anderson, robbery,
sfs xSa's fs%ES tssny h'l1sy oSS s yrr ;.Sk %
sepl. Niinsky, 6e,rglAry, oiIU ypar;
Charles =, l'yteta, iateoi!y' ono $var;;
!!nrri;v 1Smss Wootf rnt,henry, !tys y'ta; John
Everett, nlil!s betty Shiny IurretIy, t;yO years;
EdWard Riley, larrvny. o,,u year; EHwnri
isnltlwill, latce!ty, ong y''Ar; Wiltinin h"yle,
reny, iwe years; Matt siarlsy. lS, larsanS,, oiio a
yenr; j. ". PHnlsnll. praclieius confidence
game. t!irce years: Ja,at.s StnArt, larceny,
.tlgt'tteil months; Eugene Stafford, burglary,
r" t',o Ilouse nj Correction the sentences
weIe As fultnws: Tll0nlnS r0iMIer, driving
hwny larsr, one yenr; William l}Arrett aid
Ettd Erwin, lnrrul!y,., sfx nulItls theII;
lloMas lHrsty and Tllolnus Mcl>er.uutt,
assault viii, In,ent Ia do butii!y In.
Jury. G,e year rach; JuIln U. Leg
Kett, !nrce.iy, six months; Funk
sei.tr'neri'orn antl t:trarl LilwlnlIce, arccIIy,
six ms,llkS each; Thomas Kinney, larceny,
pNe year; Frank Ltwl0t,, obtnInflig nlol,ey
by false prcinnscs. nlHn months; II. ii, Sui
lorts, 0htalnlig GoUIs under fulso pretctlses,
nnu }ear. -
JuIi SENTENCES weru III fnl1ows. 1a,uas
CaSana,lgh, larceny, Dnylu Derni,a,.lt, Jgtics
C!ats. I'M Charles liealley, lurceny, twenty
Judxa llawes also disposed 6f tho follow
tried " the cllarEe Of assault With titent to
G0 bodily Injury, and were found not guilty
The Gond Of Amos FEancip, for $500, upon
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Of employees number titty-swo, which Includes
seventeen nlirses. Ti!e medical wards nro nt
COURSE the fullest although nut tnxn.l t0
thu snrEieal wards, Iotk n,Nlc alnl fusin1u, nro
cpltf0riabty fuIl. Tho medical force Of tho
Hospital nj present consists Of SIX prstc!nns,
SIX SURGEONS. ninl ullu l'nthhogist. These
fsie%s foar ~ % fr ;"s 'ts to'css @ fSS' f"''r FROM m
tho Cl,jcagn Medical College, md five FROM
tile ranks Of t.,sLdent physicians. Fla, War
Aen .l,sts Jurisdiction over these physicians,
sMrgtcnl warlx, so far us tho treatment
Of patients Is concerned, heing vested in tlie
!i0,tse physician nIstl SURGEONS OH duty Tho
house physician ncquircs TINT rNnk after n
oMs,raie hls fitness by practicc,. followed i!y
y searcIily mud 1r0trAetctl exam! nation. 1le
first makes his nppcarnnce md legfns Ills
practice .ns NIL fbtctllG. ntNl n1nat POSSESS Tho
iie nM!iicaI eoi|sgs. c lie gra'sSily s;f rsao!,cs
tho rank of examining physician. After OnH
years practical demonstration nf hts ability
no lnct,tnts llntisn physician, ili'tl, continuing
II TINT cnmcity for stx mouths, tn'lst, under
aspiring Esculaptan.
as N every well-e1uippcd hospital there
lte several
l'lt1vATE OIL rAi WARDS
where patients WIN can nfForsl tho expense
,nny receive tic care nni treatment. afforded
hospital IL never without several patients Of
NV %srsn s1'stae'Hi 's has been in Charge Of the
"iEt not n, two year, n by csascess les
brought the Institution nut of tho c,nos In
whfcl, .e f0nlltt It, md demonstrated that lie
poSsrsses executive ability.
While tho board were Mt the, Hospital
several OF tho members discussed the subject
ERECTING AN ADDITIONAL WARD
, 1880-12-11

1unHE DnuNMnxn-1n chambers In consuita'
tton with JidRo l3lndKett.

Jt'n0E DnuNMnSn-ln chambers In consuIta-
tton with ItilRo lslndKett,
JupGE pLonGETr-No court.
AFrELtArs CounT-Opiu0ns at II a. m. Gail
Is n. Is. 10, Il, and 1s.
JuDaE sHrTn-rrcliinInnry cali cnle.tdnr Nns.
10 to l00, Inclusive. Tru call, term Nos. 3,ia.,
3.4s, th4sa. 3,49l, 3,4a. No. :L46s, Ilcdhc1g vs..
Henson, OH trln1.
JuldE ASTiiONy-Si, lal, 10, 14a, l4+, lie, 1E1
to lb9, ldl To lo leo. III, li6 to 1Bu. No caso on
trial.
JUNE MISREPRESENTATION Jutlge Anthony.
No cstse OIL trInl.
JUDGE lAMEsON-C0ntcstcA motions.
IUiMlE Observation-Disclosures tnnttnns.
Jup1E ltnNERs-No cnll. M. !, 49, Chicago l.
Western Indiana ltntlrond Company vs.. McEor-
mick, m triMl. .
6,3la 1t'fssa. t.3i5. md a@i No cit5o OIL trini.
lriMih 'cuLEr-Cuntcstett fn6tnna.
Juu1E !lAHNuM-t;unteateh nations.
JttGtiE tiAwEs-9&, w, 10, l02. Ill., 40, ies, 1t:
s1s55 1s5, II, Us.
, 1880-12-11

The trial 6r the matcll-t'ontf cases caine to
i completn standstill yesterday, owing to tic
1hsc,,ce of necessary nnrtfes 'rhe rasa nf
Mo,,,,1a 1,.,,,,, nn,,, ~, ,rst ,,Mt Is's,,.,
na".'!"A .N".p1 e""'e W Hta'' n"t toaepn
Kirkland, tho Notary Public who took ter
Affidavit, WIS out Of town, and the case, of
:ourse l,aI to q, over, Thrce other similar
suIts against Ricl,nrl Lender .Joroh I,rn,n.
lher, anu Will Co'ehonr, wore also PITT or
for the saline reRsHI.
Tho District Attorney then announced
htnsatf ready Ia trv tbe ind1ct,nent n,-nIn.t
r,.s,, r,,,tt,, - .,o ,,ro.,', ~ ~. tI.
eStus o'n.ti, QUO ol tho sn1eties OIL uio fltz'
Ecra'A bohds bnt smith nut coli
CllItlci1 Ehlrnrn JyaH mt frnm1
, 1880-12-11

A distress warrant WIS filed yesterday by
Louis D. Voice against Patrick Ward to rc-
cover $500 bAck rent OF No. 22s4 Fifth nynulie.
Ferdinand Scuberyer commenced n suit III
tress,ass against .Iesse S. 1Ilttlrup D. ID,
Sal,il, md Charles +. md Cassliner Ing,
cinit;lnk s., ,000 damages,
, 1880-12-11
GERMAN HATRED OF THE JEWS.

Why rho GorInullH 1tln1lko the Jews,
A1Icts, md snterlopeFs-Tlle Jews
Gctt1n. AIici Too rnAt-'Tlley AFRO Too
Sharp Tor tIae l'otitscl.ers, Client Them,
nnd Tut On Too Much Style-Tlclr
Religion Also DeApI.eA.
London 1Emrs Not. =.
letter WI publish this morning from "Tho
Author ut Gerlnnn 1lnrHe Ltfo" explains very
clrHrly tho nNtnru and cnuscs OF tho dislike
which hnB been excltcd against tho Jews Tho
movement ngnfnst them Ilns been social ih Its
urisin. The Jow Is hntcd not merely nB MI alien
In r,co aud rclglou II thIs wero Nil, thu Ger
tnan could bo tolerant IT tho Jow,-tolcrant,
though pcrhnps not cordial. unt when tho
mesnbcrs uf this suspected raoe come every
whprn TO tho front, whom they aro found n,onop-
nlizing I'M excessive share III tho material good
stin sns sciety ns SX WITH a Il ns See
mind 10 stirred to nctlvo hostility. Tho ponr
the, new intru,!ors. Tho poor UGrn,ni, peasant
believes thht the jews hAvo g0t all tho money III
tG S;oatr #; an Tint hcro Is not enoEh iqlt to
meanwhile. havu by tho confcsslnn OF tlptr own
advocates not II few Of tho prorcrblMl fMults Of
uer,ilan pride of racu Is mot by nj least m cqnt
tobrew H.! pr!ttc or r!'c9 aud ot money too IN all
tile f!neat diamonds, tho t,ost splendid equIE-
saky Not @ satise @ wit WITH u s%ncs Sg tho "'taes das
tuuAa lNCC wv NC]lLt tHV5 tdht Gll[Of tuUt
that tho difference shuIl 10 observed ard fc!t.
Tito Gtrlnnis nre offended ut Il lisplny which
they cntiliot c1ual, and WHICH ntracs itaelf nnon
thoiu to fnrxot it. Tho ,joss, tho fnvortsot fort-
nne, isre. u mist bo rrnirtnucrc,!, n distinct
III etnphnticaliy rioh Jews. Thoy lola by' ono os
Msoihors turns. Tho German IL aarn,c.l rs well
Ino !ew seems to !hvo got hnla Ut sonic secret
g which tho rest Of tho woEd knows 4othing.
a,tcr of W cot.f,e. ~ Tlo t;ess s taF aa %ors K
ttE lllr.l. may find hts yuara Eans TINT equal 10
whit t''v .low ii..s acGuired ln ttay. In all
body e!se Ii. lle understands how to Icnl with
:t:onoy ~ direct nrtlsle OF epnlllerce; Monoy;;
ia iar''s IL o ests As asss; TT hs knows VS.
y m;oas'y-lender y old tradition, an ite Z q
thus sprcaiy Rlfte!! is n"t 10 bo Kcpt .lown. it
is thns 'iiaost Jart nt sho Juw's Glrthrisht. in
r.! cotntrts; a;a al times o has tsen oro 9r
concentration Of purpose, hss clear powor Of
dlseernucnt botwtul the substance ind tina
Thoy fayu given him WenIth whuro wealth haB
@ aP 1ssf o5 s Sy anS hayS
si ~ Svsf Ttss " e r II 6t r usi1igxs
lenders mil money -chun9ors ali great bnukGrs
whu iluye risun to anor.u0us wc4llh III tho tto-
] hf s II sY'sSs ,he w s, sE
uGio Sid % of 1U'.pS.,naS!,.g. Ths S eoal % 10 con-
tlore,. q cvgn eo,'Mtcd ~ tnorlt, ~ the most
pnrd0liubIo fault of Tho jvw has boon Tint to s
nthur accomplishments hu hHa added iuonty-
n e shsu na M no. ono h esa ,s s Dco 70 fS %
nnyih.,g like tho sano IvxroU. Ills rKoo, his
rel,xsua,, his distinctive unts.takabto, iVatures
, 1880-12-11
FINE CANDIES.

All kinds Of Candies at Lowest Prices, j,
We n,ako spccial prices to Schools.
Christmas Tree Candles. Colorcd Cau.
dies, nil sizes.
, 1880-12-11

,ntt,nr ,.rd u ~ s,,,un ssrmunI ttnWI ,st1,
H. tassnrr ~, i.'1IIn,ta IN for 1"'A "1'''
~ ."u '"'t4'nos ~
SILVER,
both for placer and Guurtz mining, md, having
nrrr,ry wus pruiulrint In n rilgit ,r11y 10 nssuy
my niiilrtz which ulfntt scu1u to itritcltD tIu
pttsel,co Of Inc precious metNl, Eoulp yclrs ago
hui! hcct told l,y lnans r. atfict c3nlltlc,iee.
Wn0 nHA fDnfHtH Hu0l!t lnO F-IlnFn MaNu!n1'ls
from curly childhood. TINT flscy knew where
thcr0 wis !AfKo Inntlty OF R''ltl. GE tti!s stnry
lhs,tiK bcet coslt!r!'et ~ various why's nntt
nor uhly nhtio b1lt Ct'1h4encc that shnuld Iltu
H!ngrn! denostts q vs'iuo. r-.
IaksnK fae custer wHGnn.ton,a w Me t lodt tors ,,S
l'nrren t,at Rn!s which cmsron the rcil nl!uytal
Gott0r IN tho south Of where tho post Is locntet,
Mild actlctl to tho rslliHY tttble lA1u heyntlll.
ahakEf 0f1iH tftitY m
, 1880-12-11
THE COURTS.
DR.. Earll Gets Five Years at
Joliet.
A Temporary Postponement OF
the Match.Bond Cases.
Record Of Judgments and New Suits
-Sentence.Day.
EA1,I.L GETS FIVE YEARS.

EAYti.L GETS FIVE YEARS.
.rllo long suspense Is over, and so fnr rs
the Judgment Of the twelve rhe,i who harn
listened to tho evidence In tho Ear'l Tbortiol,
casu Is concerned, thu future Of that helccta-
bic individual Is .lettitty settict, fur ut least
five years to conc. After lctng out forty
two long hours. rendered peculiarly Opurcs-
slye owing to lhc confinement IF tho jury
room and tho ,naly incouycntel,ces to which
they were subjected, the Jury yesterday
morning arrived ut n decision Atitl snghtlic.l
tho fnct to tho waiting DaltilF who has Ind
them III charge sInce Wednesday afternoon.
= A largo crowd was IN attendance, the llsl-
tority uf whom hntl sat out tic trial, Md been
constantly OIL hntld In expectation of n dis
agreement ora verdict Of ncQutitni. AS the
Jury flied into cUrt, they showed Indications
Of the weary discussions and s'ecrless ilo,irs
spent In establishing the guilt Ut tho no.
torous doctor, and tho delivery OF their iiltl-
ing was listened 10 very attcntlvefy. Tile
jury were regularly pol1ct1, nn tho verdict
was that Earl WIS guilty OF NH attempt TO-
commit Mt, abortion Upon tho person Of Eta
: Carl1, from the etfcctsof Which she died. Tho
firm of the verdict wns surprise, nl,d this
surprise was audibly manifested throughout
the conrt-rnuui, md ut1Inng the attorneys
present, but their nst0nfslisnent WINS ill.,
creased when the fnct was lilato krown tint
III Siatr's Prison, NU!nttly expected siicii Il
ver.lict; in f,ct, tho majority Of lawyars nn.i
lpokcrs-on nnttcipatr.l 4 disagreement or a
ton Of the rnse wis mn agreeable SURPRISE to
Mi except the ancient prisncr and Ills attor-
Deys, Stnto's-Atturley Alills snys, however,
that he expected sucl. 4 tieuisiol,. and ,,e
feels highly glntetl over tic result. w..
1ir. Augustus Vnr liure,,, counsel for
EarIl, ut Nilrc t.nslp II motion for Il new trful,
1Ie believes Il ruearlns Will hr granted, but
says Tint If NECESSARY lie wilI cNrry tI,e ease
TO thu Supreme Court. lie protests strongly
agninst tic ruling If TIN Court, which III.
, 1880-12-11
FANCY CRACKERS.


U!nnRo Mnrmhlnde ana hll ktnds jams, lib.
0fango and i.omun i'cgl. per lb....:....... -.
finat!nS, sS5 nacsaKc, @
y1ry t!nest CnIullNn lttce, poF IT,. ......,...,.
!soutatnnh !t!cG, ror lh. +......... .....a......
1lnoappl9 ChotnG. Nach.. ....-.,:.."t-. J.!
sNRu Che9sD. DOT ID. b.:.:..n........:........."
uupco's Sugar Cuted Hams, per lb. ......".".
, 1880-12-11

UNI SIxNIE5 COUETS.
Tic Consolidated MI,i,lIlngs Purifier COM
rany filed Il bttl yesterday ngainst John
Kccgtn mud Il. G. Ketchu,n, to prevent them
iuaily granted to W. +. Cocliranc, Jan. q;
lSr3
, 1880-12-11
FLOUR.

Ghoicn Winter Wheat per hrl. ..........Nzs to ha M
Fine Fancy Minnesota Patents. nor bfl LIN IL y TX
Pinuts Extra IT, Louls per hrl............,,' 9ry
, 1880-12-11
........ HOLIDAY t:<,ops,
lleal|q quarters
Can DIES,
NUTS
RA|s|NS,
Holiday
Iuxuries,
USEFUL.
HOLIDAY !.
GIFTS,
FLOUR.
Ghoea Winter whcnt, per hrl. ...........N7sto nas1
F!na Fancy Minnesota Patents. POI hi lis to Snn
Plants Extra IT, Louls per brl..,.........., aE5.
RAlSINS.
Table la!sfu' ESE ,S I:
- h"1b n........,..,,,7E
Extrn Flno Dohesn aislna by tho ID. Or boz,
RAISINS.

Table Ra'io' ESt =.
. - H"lN 7E
Extrn FluO Dohesn 1ta atslna by tho IT, Or boz.
, 1880-12-11
PURE UNCOLORED TEAS.

GIi0i!s pr IT, -. .35o 4 Sc verJ bes...a
Young Ayson} .ao
onnnsTr,,r por'o, Sc *scsSe VeF1 o''t''''.''
Enr!sh ltGakfnst. pnr dc y1fJ 0Hst+.H ~
Now York sAmplo Ton,
II Pounds for 90.
wo nltow discount ut Avo cents per pound "heN
1so pounds ngG thkcn nt ono time.
Also, all kinds OF Vlavuring Toas-otnngo Aoa
Flowosy r0koe, Caper, Assam, otc+
, 1880-12-11

"tiair ltovivnm" restores gray2haiE 10 IL oz14
Ina! color for " cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09
THE is MINT.
H.w Afghan Money i Madc-
English Rupees iSccOincG.

Iorjbu Tm"S
LII me now lySHih' t." process
,Lr,r,s wE:rh the EnSLisa rupees At
rrr.rn, pass toNyiac ta"u ant lfnsa the
khu, min, IN IT,, shape "t h'hH'tc
yun,.4 In one oft e. 'u'"sHciS which
| hly, described a. rU;.u.n1 round ne
rsuri.varI. are two rows "a >'"aI,'uunI
Inv h.arthS. elevated an inch or two
.E:ya the floor. and depressed, like Il
T,,,. i'm the mjddr. \ pile OF rupees
. ncrIlly 3D-hIyinS hScn counted
onI weighed. is placed U..unoGe uithtSe
Igarths i'm a carefully prepared bed oi
hour ASHES. and CO:Crri over with caa'-
cc,l md wood. Ia charcoal l. then
1 ,b,ed. and when well aslow / pounds
o1.ad Tor every 80 rupees Is adjci to
,Lr furnace. The lead, IN combination
y tn the bone ashes, SEPARATES, IS = well
known. the alloy. This ;.rst process
converts the rupees into adult. insight
Ia mass OF silver, irer, or Eear!. so,
IRON ALLOW. Tn" PU~S SILVER tTuS eX-
tr,r,,i is then carried to another shed.
carefully wviyhcl, anu au amount OF
English rupees equal 20 rs weight add
Ell to it. Rupees and silver ar then
melted together in a clay curc;U!e, and
the melted mixture is ladled BY hand
into molds, which give il the shape OF
A,tteued bars about l. inches long.
These bars are then taken to a third
shed, 10 be annealed by hammeriDg,and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

given the form OF slender, round o
The next process isthat OF d~rawIngthese
rods through a plate OF iron, perforated
with round holes, to give them a uni
form circumference. This IS done by
means OF a rude hand-wheel, after which
the rods are cut by hammer ana chisei
into the lengths requisite to form the
future rupee, each OF which lengths Is
carefully weighed in a pair oil scales.
Any that are too heavy are handed to a
workman whose business it is to slice
off a fragment with his chisel; any that,
on the contrary, are too light are hand
ed to another workman, WHO notclies
the little cylinder by a blow on his
chisel, aud inserts the required fragment
into the notch. The cylinders are next
carried TO a fifth shed, and, after gently
heating. are hammered into small,
round disks, which have a ye!lowlsh
white color. To remove this color and
give them brightness they are NEXT
plunged into 4 caliren OF boiling water,
in which thcv are boiled for some time
along With apri,O,s and salt. THIS pro-
cess imparts brightness to the dull disks
of silver, and they are then ready iDrtie
last process they have 20 - through,
that Of stamping. This l., perhaps, tie
most intercs.in" rart OF the operation.
Two operators sit facing n another,
hail naked, on IA" ground, WIN a !!ltle
iron anvil between thSrl. Into the lace
az the anvI, IL inserted a steel stamp,
destined To give the Impression which
the under side al the rupee Will bear.
One operator places the little silver
disks with great quicEness and accuracy
upon the stamp, n the other, who -
armed with a heavy hammer IN ms
right hand, and a steel stamp bearing
the inscription destined for the upper
side Of the rupee in his left, with II
heavy, well delivered blow, impresses
the device on the soft lump OF silver.
Lastly, each rupee thus stamped Is
made up by the same rude process as
noted At another stage of the WORK, the
amended rupee passing once mere under
the hand of the Stampers. Such is the
simple process by which money is now
being coined at kaCul. 1t certainly
makes one stare by its very simplicity,
aud the absence of all secrecy, fuss or
show; and yet it is perfectly effective,
and the money turned ont, though
rough and unfinished, is excellent in
quality, ii inariis;ic in shape and ap
pcarance. L. reeds hardly To be said
that the rupees coined as | hav" lie
ScribCd contain only hal the quantity
Of alloy which the English rupee does
| shall oniy add that the establishment,
aS now constituted, can turn ont 1900
rupees per day, and is capable OF any
extension.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09
FOS SAT-.
Trustees sale Of The Market St.
brewery Property.

DY NlKrrr OF DEED oF Trust MADE
ID hv o. |. Bnskar!t sui wIic and a. inuk
aud wifc, e. ne. the undersigned tf.stce. bear.
It d: date on the 'ih DAY 81 ApIil. 4. u ia. and
al nruri In the CLERK ofi,, ui he Couaty tourt
iuT uh'oC .uuiy. wc>t \.tyiuis ~ dee; ~ :Fus,
book No 4, pages So HIu 80. ! Vii. un
rAII kuhl, t,Ioikk = 4 u lsn.
Com mru,Iue ~ ~ ",l,yk ], ~. al The lnnn,
door ul the t~uft HOUSE M Sai county. Irnc,ti
To- sv'i ~ pGbli' ~i!c, t. the eft sui highest
bidder. the hollow lug 49, TIlsd i4uIgTty. that ~
Ia Sty The south one hailnt IN NJ. ~, situate.
lN3ng aud being Uu the rI>. 'lir ut MARKET
>liCci. between tichta su! SIuth. fnTmrrly
A:sms ans ltN,rvu >tf,v.>. ~ the tily of
Nh,cEug, ,uuuI! ~ ohio au' >'atc ~ w,>t VIZ.
ciuis. Together With al srluItcuRa"s thcrcto
belonging.
TtEy>or SAL hs'f. or ~ uuch more of
the purchase money ~ he rIr.h3~,r may .l,ct
Cnsh "u 10" ia" oi sale. tho tzlaurr IN two equal
insI' mems. payable ~ ~ Irl IMtlNc month";.
from the Ia, ct ale wltI lu;,r,.i. thr ,i'irrrri
pay m,u'st g. D., s,uryi ~ d,rIui WgstdulN,N
rcul,l ANT u.Hrlra l.. Ml,Htla, IJu,Iro.
Russell \ >;.l'' ATTORNEYS
M. II, HhLItE A~u,tiou,,L sg'-I
H.. a'",c 80" g., adjourned Ia saturday.
r,,u!cr pfh. \. T.. i>>' a. 90 ,'usI
OF L. NlinlI VI. TAsi.s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09
CLEVELAND & PiTTSBURG r. r
Condensed Time Card.
GOING LA.r AND wrsT.

On and aftc' jun - pa a. trains will nh
lazy Except ~uAGsyI. pc follow.
3 Through Trans to ,''.'ur'N.
2ThrnUgh t-IIUs 10 'lr'rlEHI.
Although tu.u> /, Chs,ayp.
pullmEu's Par."T Cars between Wc;..y,iir am
Cleveland.
Hotel AMI Sleeping Car on all trains hctwo'
A1Fpr "a. ~ : tl.Ht.f,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09
n Card.

10 all who are Suiirrin: from the err
rors and iudisrrclions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, less al manhood,
So, | will send Il recipe that will cur"
YOU. FREE OF CmAKGE. THIS grca, rcinc-
dy was discovered hy Il missionary n
South AmericI. Send Il S"li-ailrcs>rl
envelope tn the Rev. Joseph I lnman,
Staiinn y. New York Cilv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

sunday EApnr>> leaves Wheeling al = o. \. y e.
arriving at WtiIShuisa at 9 A. ". ant al >tcu.
btuvlllc at lr.la A. ". connecting v itn fHtiaC
Express for al Western points.
Trains lsay.u; Columbus al 40 ?. Y and SO
4. N. run daily. Through Chicago fSrrc>>
!csyCs Columbus daily cNtrrt sunday. al nr
". with siccpIug D'g ATTACHED rrlNlnc IN ihi'I
goat : ~ nSNi morning. rsrtlIs can hc srrIrd
IN advance AZ Mol Depot uckvi Ui.Ct, ,olun
bus.
Pullmsn's dmwiuc room sleeping can thrnrrt
without change from StCUhcnyillc EE>t Ia FhIh
dclphia AID New York, ari est Ia Columbus.
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis aud ST
Louis.
For through ti,kCts, hacrigc ChV,ks. sleeping
car accommodations, aud any further iufnr!ia.
ton apply Ia Jo>, ph N. BcIlcNil,r, Ticket Aecui
al Pan.Hsndlr DEPOT. fori ~ Eleventh street. ar
Al cry Ticket uaicr, under Mcclure llou>s
Nhccling.
u. ". caldwell. General Manager. Columbus,
o.: ". l. O'Bricu. General Passenger Gnd Ticket
Agent, Columbus. q. iNlS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r. CO.
On and after june ~. l>O. Passenger Trrin,
ItII ,t.t a. I.11,,NN II he. 'tr.t. Tim.