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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-30

rr You rKxI. DULL, DRowsY. -Dlnuk
II tated, have frequent headache. mouth $780,
badly, poor appetite and tongue coeisd. yoo ~ =
suffering from torpid liver, or "6niouG
and nothing viii cure yon 80 speediiy ana 80
mantiv Is &c take simmons livef
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-30
RycuRsIoy ARRANGEMENTS.

The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St.
Louis Railway Company-Pan Handle
re ute-wil sell cheap excursion rates
t. Pittsburgh and return for all regular
trains from September 9th to October
eth, tickets good for two days, including
date OF sale, and special cheap excur.
sions will be run on September 9th, and
Thursdays, September 18th, 22d, Goth,
and October 9th.
Apply to J. NJ. Belleville, agent P,
w. < Ky. depot, foot OF Eleventh street,
Wheeling, w. Va, for excursion tickets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-30

4 FULL supply OF shaft coal at the Elm
Grove yard, opposite the Capitol. All
orders promptly attended %. 8. w.
Moore, Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-30

Cheap Excursion to the Boat Race at
Baddocks. Pa, "Wednesday, August
Slst.
Excursion tic kets will be sold for the
Clstor-Boli race at Braddocks, Pa, nine
miles above Pittsburgh, at the rate Of
$50. There will be no change OF cars,
As the train will be run through from
Wheeling 10 Bra1dock's. Excursion
train will leave Wheeling at O'Clock P.
n, arriving ct Braddock's at 4:l5 P. NJ.
Returning leaves Brsddock's at $50 P.
VI. Fer further information apply to j..
VI. Believille, Ticket Agent, or Fred.
Huseman, Passenger Agent, p, w. &
Ky. depot, DOT of Eleventh street,
Wheeling.
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A Conn,v,s Centennial.

We cal attention to the notice in our
sdys rtisement column of the Washing
ton county centennial. There are num-
Der OF ex-n sidentS in the city who are
taxing an interest in the matter, and We
predict that large delegation will 60 up
from this vicinity. The fare will be low
and the trip pleasant one. All who
desire to ats I'd The exercises on the Sth
should leave their names as early as
possible at LC gan & Co.'S drug store,
Thomas Sesmon'sg grocery on the Island,
OF with John NJ. Birch, City Superin-
tendent. The college, cremstory, and
other plI CT s OF interest will be open for
inspertiC n, and day can be passed in
little W; shington pleasantly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-30

As taken ct Schneprs Opera Boust
tug stcJe;
MONDAY.
s'Srn.7rx IAN. y y. sp.x.7r Il
20 q e - - % 80 IS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-30
Gentle
Women

Who want glossy, lsxsris.t
and wavy tresses Of abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATHAIRON. nis
elegant, cheap article always
makes The Hair grow freely
and Inst, keeps Il iron falling
ont, arrests and cares gay.
nees, removes dandruN aSA
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving Il , curling
tendency and keeping Il n
any desired position. Bess.
tfsl, healthy Hsjr b Tie slrs
result Of nsing Kathairon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-30

AGAA@AA@s
The Cheapest -Pur.
est and Best Family
Medicin Q In the
World
An Efectual Specidt
for all diseases Of tha
Liver, Stamach and
Spleen.
Regulate the Live
and prevent Chill,
and Fever. Maari
Gus FeveH, Bio "
Complaint, Re ties
peSa Iauufiice and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-30

Woriol k-zI&A4z11n1-
An Enectual Specific >S
for all diseases Of the
Liver, samach and
Spleen. -
Regulate the Liver w.
and prevent Chills
and Fever, Malarf. VsV2SlvIX XsIl0
Gus Fevers, BOWL
Complaints, Re tleSs -
ness, Jaundice and Hsusea. ...
Bad BRE ATH!
Nothing Is 50 unpleasant nothing 20 common
as bad breath. and In nearly every case oone
from the stomach, and can be 50 essiIy coirecr
ed II you win take simmons Liver heSua ,i.
Do not neglect re sure remedy for TINS rePut
siye disorder. IL will also improve your Ape
DE, Complexion and General Health.
PILES!
How many suffer torture day AFTER day, msS %,
inc life burden and robblng existence OF all
pleasure, owing TO the secret sunenng isom
Pfles Yet relief Is ready 70 the hand OF amost
say one who win use sy, tematicslly the remedy
that has permanently cured thouAndA sim.
mons Liver Regulator IL no drastic Sioien'
purge: but gentle assistant 70 natoN.
CONSTIPATION!
Should not be regarded q ttning
alment-in fact nature demands tne
utmost regularity Of the bowels, and
any deviation from this oemeno
payes the way often TO serious danger
Il Is quite as Necessary to remove I'm.
pure aceumulations from the bowen
ss IL Is to eat or sleep, and no heaith
can be expected where . cosuVe
habit OF body prevails.
SICK HEADACHE!
This distressing afiiction occurs most Ire
oueutly. The disturbance OF the stomach, aris'
ing from the imperfecily disested content
causes severe pain in the head, accompanied
| Nth dis.ereeabie nausea, and this constitutes
what Is popularity known a. Sick Headache.
| CAUTfOE-Buy no Powders OF Prepared
| grayed wrapper with trade marx, stamp and
| Sisnature nnbroken. None other b genuine.
Original and Only Genuine
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
]. HI. ZEILIN e. CO.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
| Price sl o. Sold by all Druggists. jy11eod"g
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,rra=aoaoIe. RECORD

Carrier BOY Wanted. Apply
ct this office immediately.
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BENSON'S
CApcINE1 P6R6GS / PLASTER

No Remedy more idelyor Hsyonbly known.
Il u npid IN relieving, qutck IN curing. For
snd sch4 and pstsen ulfy, ithths anz1yalf
dn1eoy. M1e
, 1881-12-01
THURSDAY

think a person who could have no respect
|nr ine now would certainly lave no respect
for INC ny n wife"
",;!i.I J!!sI y; yo yo,,1 pot marry him now'
| sl,otijn't liEn fo.n answered Miss IT,
,na',. after n pause. "if lIe matlo se'raction
publicly ! would fcei inyse!i, ,exoneratetl"
~ Mr.. lsapnIlo. Judge, Wallace .oi, ,Mr.
WlM's of'leetEor, said lie tilonEl,t the {nry
lIltnnn niao related l,ow she had eone 70 tho
l'urnl bull Afarch a. and met masked fix.
Iru theirs who
AsKEf HER TO suow HER rooT,
wl,icl, sf,a considered very Improper. and
when tic Inasker, was revealed s!le found 1t
was Meyer. 1Io followed her MI the nvc11Ing
ntA went hong with. them unEnsited.
Mayer Un,at1, tl,e plaintiffs father: testt.
tim. 1'ryoT, .for the defense. arose
aud openly disclnimetl md announced tic
abanlunn,eht by the defense Of any pretenso
thnt tlle charges affecting A!tsa Ulman's char
acter were true IN my particular. Or that atie
lfnh over visited 3ir. Franks room, as llal
bCCiI NyerfCu
, 1881-12-01
md all ho could tor A radical protective

iariff' ' III eo"'u A"f '"u''s' p''''''''o
j. II, Meotl. of TIN vcr,nont sncon- t,recf,.
crs Association. snitl tbsir trnJe wns ns ,,r1,s-
urro,Is nn coniti br. Thry wnrn uertectjv wejl
satisfied with the i,rrset,t fnriff.
cd 1lenriy every inta:trst. was d. q. Htcv"ms.
OF tiIo fiHio Wnnt irowora, 4 ssnctotio,,' e'''
~ r1,r rvr.,rn
- 1nh EvESlSu .....,
.,oi',l hoae. uac s.lirDilal!lefs finle specGi,.
M,t .tn,a WIZ sees,seG VIII !nheh appNi'se by t!ie
MnsasE;Atits nsE; i ani nnosa .J0 wofK1neh from the
lH1asn aIs,sa ilon WnIKs' ,, ,,
, 1881-12-01
CONSTRUCTIVE LARCENY.
now AN uNsOPliIRTICATt:p srANIAKD LOST
ItQ MONEY.

HIS MONEY.
. 6Dtttal Dispoieh TO 7As Chicago Tribune.
MEM ToEK, Nov. 80.-uarry p, mud Dallas
!. IIya,ns. twin brothers, who lave MI office
ut Nos. @}a and I'll broadway, alltl represent
themselves ns financial business brokers anil
a,lctioneers, vera prisoners III the Jefferson
Market 1'oltce Court today, chareetl with
constructive larccny. Tho complainant
Is 1lannel Florentino Martinez. MI
unsophistlcatel Spaniard. Thu story
OF Martinez Is that ho wns
attracted by thu advertisement OF the Hyau,s
brothers Offering unusually good opportunl-
ties for money Investments, mud having few
thousand dollars to spare, .]e answered 1t.
BY them lle wns persuaded to altyance $500
to a Mrs. We1son, Il widow of brooklyn, ol,
what she represented QH Tier 1eWnlry. Tile
boxes which were alleged to contain the Jew.
elry, md Which Mr. Martinez
NEVER TOOK THE TROUBLE TO OPEN,
were by him intrusted 10 man who was In
trotluced to Hin as the 10" OF tho tlrhl.'
This man accompanied him tu Il snfctlepnsft
company, ami leaving him oil the sftlewniiz
returned In Il few minutes with the state
ment TINT the jeweiry hatl been deposited II, q
safe. The other transactions, Involving SG00
nlld q vnst amount Of Cretlnlity OH
Mr. Marttnez's part, wero lad with the firm.
Unable finally to secure the return OF nny of
the money, Martinez Ind tho brothers ar
rested, They wero held By Jusslce Otter
burg in default nf S3,0W bail each. mid
Martinez was sent tv the house Of dotentlou.
, 1881-12-01
NOTES.

I MORRISON Still. I.1FEs.
Special Dlspafsh to The Chteaeo 7'rt5unt
WASHINGTON, D. C.; Nov. :p.-lsopresenta-
tlyp ". Il. Morrison, Of Illinois, objects to
Judge Fox's history Of the battle Of Fort
popelsoll, OH tho ground that 'le relates how
lie was killed there ut heated
stare of tic battlc. lie seems to
thlnk that his prominence on the Demo-
cratic si.lo OF the House, and the. tact that
he was Its Chatrmai, Ut Ways and Means, and
s, By courtesy, Its leader, should have snvett
jiyes and IL enjoying vigorous life. lIe wns
the Colonel OF the F0rty-nlnth Illinois ut
Fort D0ncls0n.
NANK-NoTEa.
n the Tfsttrlt A:socidkd IrtSs.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., NnH. educational
bank-notes redeemed pAst tlye months, S'sss,-
ll5,S0, all incrc,.sa OF $3,f0t, $50 over the
sale period OF 1850.
, 1881-12-01

brokerage business. Today n meeting Of the
ton was eiFectetl., The maturity. Uf the
brokcrs doing business tn this city wcre
present.
WHAT THE "1fE1sAtp" nAs rEAnSEn.
The HcnIM says: !" From excellent an-
ts0riiy wa learn that the differences l,ctweel,
tho railroads l,avo been positively settled.
ard That rales tiavc 1cuIt.. or will he. deter
mined upnIl which will ad1 materially to the
earnings Of trHilk-liile fbatis."
fnSns DrFEllt:p.
N fht trfsern Annotated Pms.
SEw iDI,K, Nov. :U.-T'IW a1nO,,nt of ~
per cent hOntls included fl the l0lth call III.
fered for redemption Mt ll0uil today was S}9i,-
THE GRAND sTisgET DIsAsTEn.
The jury Ut inquest in tile GRIND atrGet
disnster ceIIsilrn this building Department Of
1871 f0r allowing tlle altrrutlntls to be inntle
contrary 10 lnw. They ttlI tile owner of ti,v
tenement, james D'I}ricn. RittIty 0f gross
carelcs1eas III not informing the teiat.ts Uf
t'la dangerous condition 0f tho build
i,o liciI responsible for lie !osses
BY the falling. IF tIsa building; ttlat Julius
Levy. owner OF the adjoining llilftdtng, which
hl99 }ell: Is crIis!Fable AMI responsible. nike
wilt! Ullrien. Tile Fire Commissioners nre
held Indirectly responsible for not delivering
l!otic9 according to law, and recommends
TINT the ls,,ild[nE Department bc independent
nlld separate.
, 1881-12-01
sTAR.R0urERs INDICTED.

OMAHA, Mob, Nov. D,-IndIetments were ro-
posteA! today In tho UnItoA 8tates Court against
Fred Fl. Clary, Postmaster at hidney, Ncb.. anu
Charles +. Ildlugs, agent. and Edward CorbIn.
superintendent nf Oil.uor. Salisbury &,,C4Ss.
Btago Line, ut Sidney. for conspiracy 10 dafFa u4
the Qovernmont lh a&ar.r0ute reports and rcgis-
dls0'Au tnltctiuo3t axatnst Eorhln and tdliln&a
bail
, 1881-12-01
ITEMS.

NEW YonK, Nov. so.-I.ast n!gilt at Robins
Istand1 l.. L., nashing Monarch was very
sick aud this morning was all of, and III his
heat With Lizzie Lee lie was beaten by her.
Croxtath beat Belle. Grousedale then
beat Lizzie Lee, and afterwards
Csoxteth, and woa !: tue race,
Grousedale won tbs Puppy Stake in 1870
and is now owned by W. II. Dacklng-
ha,n. OF Norwich, Conn. .Malde won second,
and Lizzie Leo third They both belong to
Dr.. i. Fleet Speir, Of Brooklyn.
THE TEAuAoKEItS COMBINING.
Tie tea brokers here ale combining tor
tho protection OF their interests. The ex-
cesalye imports recently hayo forced large
auctions Of goods In this city, and In this
way great damage has been douo to the
, 1881-12-01
A 1sTa SCHEME.

FLOATING PALACES To 1luS IN FIVE DAYS
BETWEEN fIvE1H'oU1. AND NEW YORK.
spFetdt DtsnafeA to IN Chtedeo 7ttbuns4
New YoRK, Nov. D.-Wail street circles
were Interested today in n story represent
luz tt,at steps had been taken TO organize
n new 0ccan steamship company. Tho new
company, 1t was said, would co,lilne Itself 10
passenger traffic, carrying no freight,
u'sd would make speed combined with
safety Its cltiof ntHl. Among those who
were coiyetsunt Will. the plans Of the colil-
pany, and who lad given tho matter ntten-
ton, there was universal expression Of full
faith In tho enterprise, IN Its prac!lcabtlity, and
Iii the Intention Of its projectors to carry it
through.
MIR. jacob r,o11I.LARB
Is at tho lIentt Of the new project. The Idea
Is lifs. and he Is bringing all his energy ID
hcnr III lis favor. 1ie las almost lln-
limited capital at Ills back. Mt. Losil-
lard was loath to discuss his plans and
purposes. saying lle had endeavored to keep
the enterprise nx qulet as possible. having no
desire 70 tigure +, the newspapera. lie, how,
ever, st!bstantlatcd the REPORTS. md entered
into brief declaration Of the Intentions Of
himself and Ills associates. 70 Tlntca
reporter lie snth that they Intended to
h' o sM fS olh TeS onSay 1 ,oss fons ad pe
hin fn London before Saturday. They b.
!Ieye tlay will make the trip agrDss IN five nr
IN five days and n half at tho most. No
freight wlli be carried, arld tho steamers will
be
PERFECT FLOATING PALACES.
a higher rnte will be chnrged-prohabIy SO
more than BY other steamers to liverpool.
otc good feature Of the ling Is tho follow
Ing: Passengers viii not he nssessed for
extras Under. any circumstances. No
, 1881-12-01
THE OIL Product.

DNAprnnD, {'a., Nov. :O.-Th0 report OF op-
ernuons during tho month of November In alt
sections pf tho oil rcaiuns shows that JUS welts
were completed. yielding T,ssn barrels On the
last day OF the month. Twenty-Five nor.pro-
1uctiyo wells wore also finished. This is un In.
crcaso OF sixty-two proaucllg wells completed
AB compared With October, lud IN lncreMR8 OF
1sh1l In October. On the !nRt lAy OF November
40 wclls wero drilling and III" built ind building
III n!l parts or the eld, IN Increase uyer October
Of 1--WE drilling VOLS and four rigy.
, 1881-12-01
JOURNALISTIC.

spsetat p{tpatea to 1hs Chicago Inhuns.
bi1LwAuK.r, Nov. NV. q. toberte, for
ten ycars past Identified With tho bftlTaukeo
Sentinel aa Secretary Of the company and gcn.
oral business manager. to-day retired on account
Of his health. Samuel McCort, ono of tho stock.
holders, SUGGESTS Dir. ttohegta a. Hocxotnry ot
tho association, and Jntnos 4. llnyd, welt
known newspaper tnau, hecomes buslu6sa man
aKeFs
, 1881-12-01
LEPROSY.
DEATH or A NAN rnoM TIE IOATHso3iE
DISEASE.

DISEASE.
Special pttpttth to 1ht CHICAGO Tstbt4ns.
NEW YoRK, NOV, aN.-Charles IIenkie, q
German musician. vas reccivc,l Mt tha Chnri.
" Hospital In ISIS to bo treated for leprosy.
lledied totlav nt the nRe Of TO years. DEW. j.
IIatntltol, who treated ll4n, said Tint 1Ienkle
ln,l lived in Nav YorkSsince 1sta hut tre-
xinua to lint ,,1to Ia i,a4 i'cou tn 1r.,,n tha
n,""s ~ .,iat ua.o 10 ."1 psui' ~ Aa. silo
West iHdtes' and ooHth A'herica' Whethef
, 1881-12-01


0rr1cE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL 0PFtCEn, WAan-
lSd1DS, D. C., Dec. IL 4. .n.-1ndfouuons: For
Tennessee aud the Ohio Valleys, light ruins fol-
lowsd by colder clearing weather. northwest to
southwest winds. aud rising barousctor..
For tho Lake regions. cloudy weather and rain
Or snow. followed BY colder partly cloudy weath-
etsoYthorly to westerly winds, rising bardneter
tnthe sonthorn portions. followed by falling
estonrter. and for tho Upper. Nisasesppi and
Missouri Valleys generally tair weather. Winds
whiting 10 west and B0uth with rising totnper1l-
ilre, slight rtso followed by falling barometer.
:. Tbs Cnlef Signal OtlIuor OF tho army furnishes
he following special bulletin:
Tho storm which WIS central In the In
gan Territory Is now central over
Lake Huron. LAht raius prevail In the
southern and NEldlo stntes and tho Lake
ffsxlon. snd lght rain or snow III tho Northwest,
~ ss t. Isoathwsat Winds prevail ip dstrlota on
ss sas Atiant!c Coast anl In tho E1atcrn Gulf
statcs and tho 1,oWor l.ako region, aud COLDER
hort1at!y to westerly wintis aro reported tonlEht
region.
Indications arc that warm southeast to north
~ Wlilds and cloudy wcathur. will provat! In
~ w Mldd'o and New England Btntes during
.u,sy, aaursseay, followed Friday by colder faIr
tCnscAao. Nov. M-lo:18 p. rn.-Tho following
vVDssseauona V atp takcn Mt tha sAIne moment OF
'me at all tho stat3ous uninpds
1ESkNAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1881-12-01
FORTUNES FAVORDTS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. W.-Tho thirty. eighth
drawing ok the Commonwealth Dlstrtbauoa
Company took placa today. Tlsxet y, ,tk: drew
tho capita! prtxe Of $4,000; ticket ~. .10l tho
&uooud prIzo vi $1,000 aud Ticket 40,HE capt
urcd tho third prize Of &3,N0.
, 1881-12-01

8psttat Dtspdtth to Ins Chteaao TfftHrG
LINCOLN, Mob, Nov. W.-A shipment Of col
cFcd men for work on tho Atlantic g. Pacific
Mlsohd In Now Mexico was mndo yesterday
from th!s elty. About all tho ldlo nlRs :" In
ibis part Of the atate hayo been sent, or aro On
thsls way. to New bi9xico. Conildenttni1y ono
Of tho eIcurs!urltsts told your reporter thnt ho
intended to "aneuk nwny" at kansAs City or
soue placQ further aonth, " for" salt: he, list
no Use .talkln'; desc yer Olo hohes emit atan'
tbs weather III Npbrnska." Tho railroad TOM
plny that Is making tue shipments will proba-
hly discover borore lonH tho real intention OF
Salbo. which is. not to yet roinunerattv0 work
IN New Mcxlco. but to !ua wArtncr GllNaA ID
Which to pnss tho winter.
, 1881-12-01
illustration Of the Immense Traffic
In the Noisome Coun-
terfeits.
What Measures Should Be Adopt.
ed to Abolish the Disrepu.
table Business,
Shortage In the Practical Working OF
Crcamerles Discussed at
Great Length.
Treatment Of Milk-Exports Of Dairy
Produots-hany Other Ques-
tions Of Interest.


setetal Dt'pasea TO III Chicago Tribune.
CEDAR RApIus, Ia.. Nov. :D-Tbo morning
sca.fnn m tho N,ttonai r,nttor rhooso .,,, rrs
s...., ~. Wv 1'"''o.t s"3ca's ea '.ss
Convention was caIlcu ~ order ~" o,e'otk,
President neiknap In tho chair. The session
was devoted to the consideration at Impurities
in dairy products, Mr, O. r. EnrIebart. Of tho
,,ns.rs. n,,,t.,s., cs,.. .,."..u.' ~ :" NV
of"s.ts natE1tH LneaRo' addressed INC con-
yenHon on ~ 0reht Industry In PERIL" In
brief be said: Val tho East tho favurIt but
ter Imitation IS oleotnargartue, which IL boiup
nsau IN x1est aant'ss: 1t aas enteFed
.nsoIl damage to tho butter trade it, tne West.
Alno.. tho enIp rorm nf 1m,tn.sor, +, ~ .or,,.
s,a..,.1 ,.. 49, se'e 80. ". s".ooa - ta' SVtu.
uen"o N"o"u IA outteeiae' composer OF ABOUT
~ poe cent OF genuine butter aud tho balance
largely tay.l, This product lB prepared with tin-
,1st.t a. iii .ntt hna tccnme - ovra.d1,..r ann.
,,csn,,s "o,,a,..r1, .,n..s a.es '.., uau
@ te.u"s coHo.st1e'.' s,'ee ess" accotnp'tsnc"
u:Npe'"s "as u;uu eeee1feu no ~ i'astue ha1"fe'
!. .e"n oo maue u coa. noe exceeding II cents
per pound. auppos1nx tho market valuo OF tho
9cnunc buttor is Is cents, tho advantage is
therefore very evident and 1hts atiysntnuo dir.
tot, shn n..t th.oa vo.-< 10, h.or ,,t1tts, -, ~.
s n4 soo pas. .oeee yea.s ~ peen utaszea 10 lts
buttcrIue has become
, 1881-12-01
FEDERAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. n.-The Federal His
totfGat Society hid 1arKo attendance tonight,
embracing many members OF the Southern His
torioal Society. to Listen to q very able paper
read by Con. ". ]. Landrllua. The great lalcr-
est manifested In 1t And tho address to be Do
!lyercd by G0n. Chatham tomorrow u1ght wn6
voiced OH all hands by members OF both soole-
q $fna
, 1881-12-01

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NxW YoRK, Nov. N.-ArElved-City at Chez
tor, from Liverpool.
LoNNON, Nov. W.-The Wcstphalta and Ciroas-
aia, FROM New York, hayo arrived out.
, 1881-12-01

kSOE'H SEhlF4NESls
w,surxuroS, y. q. Nov. W.-Followlng
:. I 'ha statement OF tho Controller OIL Tho
currency:
Ntuonstpooins Ntuoi,nt pooistandinr juno TO- 1a7+. $40
IN II, ~, HI
sisys ls;S:;ii;f lsj;sSc:aatio,; II Nii"itioaai 9oci
Atsnnds xgi8, ,l07, mt inclulctl ..... tBl ,aI!
,r.,%asc hist month. ,.gsttss5 Az ~
siacc Dcr. ], lbsu...'..'' '''''s*'''' lo''N's''
ts;sSS:S!t| Htao, S:S!t|ts.saaos June 20. 1871. s s
Hetsts, ~ a'lsSs is3s ~. ~ ~ a,3ls,ost
A%osnii T. fi.k 9sIs ...... :. w - e,osl,olo
oiintctf SsAtes To- rctlcom notes Dt
'Sosoivcns and li1u!dat'nR banks
mi retiring circulating undor act ~, ,,, w..
nss5sa.. st saae il d %,opssIts t ia.t n!oat: ~ ;s
1rrrrase In deposits nlnco Deos j. 1eoV. oo,k@.a
ln":ntrency OntttRndinE-
Cd dsamaS dsfnaar ocs, iii issucs.... -. 3oesoS
Sasysasr 1s'ss ,,stas of 81 ss ia' i:oo
Tro.yentr .yenr gonnn t'otcs nf isol..... :Sti50
iampollnd.!ntAFcst llntes.... s'kM ~
FFsTctlonni currency, Afl fssues....... l,hi6'"6
ssstNoo"toAotVAo
THIS AFTERNOON
o.,7etary Fojrer received n telegram from
11stistant- Treasurer I1tlth0use, at New
NIX. statInC that 81 800 OF w per ce11ts
xsfe sa Uttered and Icceptctl to.lny .l!ttter the
ssst !ss ;stnt tteG ;; 2! 90 department authorizing
tns stefetary lssans Fager teicgrap,ei Ass'staut-
treasurer lIflIliouae to rGcclve any Of tie
konds embraced 1t, the 195tll, call which
may M lc offered from dizzy to .!ay between now
mi "Wednesday l,eXt, until S5'on,o0 n,i-
tn14g 1tff
, 1881-12-01

NQas rha haaa.aay .a display at tue Weber Ware.
''' 9" md ssea Wabash avenue,
, 1881-12-01
NEW YORK.

N~s @'7 ~ -~ se@~"
Yesterdays Proceedings In
the National Tariff
Convention.
John Thompson Advocates n
Paper Currency Dnsed on
Silver and Gold.
The Wool Interest Disinclinod
to Moddle with the
Tariff.
After the Adoption Of q Series Of
Resolutions the Convention
.. Adjourns Sine Die.
Death Of a Man in the Char
1ty Hospital from Lep-
rosy.
A Jewess Sues a Hebrew GEN.
tlc1nan for Breach Of
Promise.
Loriilard at the Head Of O Great
Ocean Passenger Steamship
Scheme.
An Unsonhfsticated Spaniard
Loans $500 on Jcwclry
, 1881-12-01

,,, MllEU By LIGHTNING,
H,oos'a. otpaseh 70 1hs CAteaso Ittbun&,
,haaI, : to1oS. ILL.,. nov. M-Chs.stian III.
potu IL s ~ Laooror. uKod g, while husktnR
iiSms I mstaltstaooa y BY iish,nius daIiae % {eart%i %
VI min aud elaciricitYs
, 1881-12-01

Iii, josspa Eampson, OF Storm Lake, then read
a paper on
1,.,r,,xrrxn c,,,, n .,py ,,rru,,,er,
- .N'''''.Hu oot' s.1l1t :"
to ealu 10 substance: = am nero todAy from
tno narthWestefn pAtt o. tho Stato OF Iowa, vol
Mntatiy fepfesohtsnH inc pioneer dhirymen.
fof Hahy years 1atuy anQ havontusous men
~ nRye been tonptGu 70 Gomo o4t IRON tne
had ovefdrawn statements ct the 'immonsu
prpnts or 9raln-t1islnR. Hallway, companies
n!t!dlli9 now !stlea anu axtanain2 olo ones hevo
yicu vita cach otnor IN holalng out extra ~.
stieemtnss lor now sott[oES to bronx up ~ much
!anu as posslnles 30 tlAt largo volume OF
1fclRnl tfalho Won!d Gnabfc them 10
Meat operating expenses and uoclare
nlv1lende. IN Nosthern !oHa ana tho SCUM
Grn al!nhasota rAtrQaHs having land ktants bavo
betn giving roltatca On pra1.tnms 70 thn oxtont
70 secure taeM into Rtaln.Aromlng.
Onco the Door farmer found Himself tutly
c9ulpPeA toF Y RlNln !aIlncEs Hath ~ :1pchs!Vo
assortment OF maoatneeY' ranging Is1m INC
1seoktn9'P'oW W 10 Ing na& talasutd& .Nns LA.
cnhet ny n"'uIAty uMu.!Aa sS seassu"ca caHHa.no wv
nlmse!I that any cnanRo "oalla iuvolvo
tn1 !oss o. tao MuHey !nvxstM n
thls forming M III ontmt+ ,tt:serytaanE eehspifoa 10
hFep nlM ~ mo FLY. ~ D"Eo AuI n.e 1aIins "
e aaa mottgaG1 G,.t o - mso.' ea ann 1t & 81
t"r t,,s "a'"''''s 'Ao'~ ''~s' ""' P"s''3''S '@''
tho s. rss crorc Ths s,aat s:s. that ~
ensilHEe. dlsenssei Ct length by BIZ. nusrslh
Little Falls. N. T., and tho relnttvo va!uo OF dit
following resolution WAS adopted:
WilRMHAR. I1he expc1ic1cY. necessity, hud
Jnst!ce Ct lexisa uon. National a9d state, which