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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16

N.su,i.u,,r, ny,l y e. Iv~I.! 90 Inc h'at
rout. eases. ~. aud jhrrs wnHf be
any Mhru shy ar- iinai,y let oil alto
gptt.,r. The only uprising thing IN
Washington IS 10 SC" ihlei Conf!ct'd'
srslwart Arthur Saved tho Party.
New York sun, Ind. |tsi~aEt
Ii was tine accession ot Henersi
Arthur 10 the Presidency which saved
the Republican party in the fall ciec'
tons in this State. Had General Gar
field continued to administer the Execu-
tive Department OF the Government the
Republicans would have been beaten
out OF sight in the State of New York,
ii not elsewhere.
DOG Eat Dog.
New York sun.
The upper strata Of the Bourbon
Democracy of the South sold the North:
ern Democracy 10 Hayes and the Hail
Breeds in 1851 through the fraudu-
lent Electoral Commission.
Now the lower strata, led by Malone,
have sold the Bourbon Democracy oil
Virginia to the Stslwsrts.
To such base uses does secession come
at last. The progress is natural, from
treachery to their country 10 trearhery
70 their party and 70 each other.
The New Stalwart Cabinet.
New York Times Administration Orsanl
Among the names which have been
prominently mentioned ss likely to b,
included in the new cabinet are those OF
ex-senator Frederick I. FreIinghuysen,
OF New Jersey; the Hon. Emory a,
Storrs, OF Illinois; ex-senator J. b.
Chaffee, OF Colorado; ex.Congressman
Aaron 4. Sargent, of California; ex-Sena'
tor Timothy =. Howe. Of Wisconsin
General !. y. Williamson, oi Iowa; cx
Governor George s. Boutwell,, OF Massa'
c.uset's, and er Congressman Robert l.
Van Horne and Mr.. Chauncsy J. Fll!ey,
OF Missouri.
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A worth7 Colleague for Manore.

ridileberser - sn ambitious fellow.
Last spylrg he would have been glad
bsl ne been elected SHrGeaut-at. Arms ~
the Senate. Now. nothing less than q
Senatorship Will satisfy him. His only
declared opponent Tor yne place is young
Wfsa. but Mahone'S influence will
.Inrhr,pss be given 20 Riid,ehercer.
How delighted Dawes will he It spare !
,bo ON harrassmcnto Of further support Vt
P;dGiehsr,er for the Ssrgeantrv. The
Ia,,ar Ike Malone, will work with the
Republicans, thus giving them MAJOR
~ ~ the Senate: but there IS no reason
u supsose that he will dispose oi his
vote lightly. The now Virginia sena'
Tors, however willing to readlust the
Ir6f of the State, will demand par for
.Eeh own performances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16

Nv VALUABLE MAIN STREET PROPERTY
In tho Mrnicrsi Court Of Wheeling
Louis Il. Pransheim.
w. In chsucc-y.
c. ". Franyhcim and Others,
Pursuant 10 q decree entered ny said court IN
the above entitled cause ON the lst day OF
Nover Der, 1881, the undersigned commissioned
will. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER S, 1881,
A. 10 o'clock a M, At the front door o! tho Court
House OF Ohio county. sell at public auction 10
tho hshe and best bidder, the follow Ing real
estate, to-Eit: That certain piece or parcel OF
land situate on the cast side OF Main street be
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets, in the city
Nt Wheeling West Va. fronting OH Main street
twenty-five t.G) feet aud running bark with an
CsUsl width one hundred and thiTiy.tvO 1872
l,alt, being the south one.hsli Of piece OF land
which was conveyed 10 George ". FtanyEeim,
81, deceased, by :. r Armstrong, trustee. and
Others, by Iced dated the 18th DAY ot 1niy, s>6N
and recorded In the Office OF the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Ohio county. IN deed book No.
n, psgeaJ and devised By said George W. nan.
helm, ST.. hy MS isSt will and tesla nent 10 his
sOr George Willsm Franzhelrn, now deceased.
TERMS OF SLLE-Oncthird of the purchase
money. and as much more as the purchaser
may elect 10 psy, in cash, and the residue in
three equal annual !nS.sllments with interest
nom the day OF sale, the purchaser giving his
notes for the deferred payments. with personal
security 10 be approved by said commissioner,
he retaining the title un,il the payment OF the
purchase money in full l. +. JONES,
news! seeial CommlsaoneT.
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DIED.

EusE-Or TUESDAY, Novemhcr u 1851, al 10
,'ClMskA Mt Law Il ROE, IN the 17lh ycsr
ui MS , s..
Funeral from his 'ste residence, No. 5'Ns Eoh
street, Thursday, November 18th. Al ? O'Clock A.
n. lu.erment AZ Nj. Calvary cemetery. Friends
s:e rcspeeiully invited 70 attend
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16

Hunters are new coming into This
county from distance to further assist
in the destruction OF game. But then 1t
would he a ponderous blessing to many
II there were no game. We estimate
that The tune spent IN hunting IN this
county since its formation il properly
applied would have built aud equipped
a standard gauge railroad from Grafton
to the Pocanontas line If not to the
White SnInhnr.-keaIniph EnirpIk,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16
. enc Agent. Wanted 10 sell the
LIFE OF GARFIELD.

HIS early life sUd career As sOldier sui states
man his election amt administration: his ~
ANIMATION; his heroic struggle FOR lie; wonder
ia medical treatment; blOOu poisoning; removal
To EIUcron; death. etc. ProIuse.y Illustrated.
Splendid portrait of Garfield, hi2 vile and
mother; Slcuc 81 the shooting. the sicg ChSm.
Der; Guiteau in his cell; the surgeons and the
cabinet The only complete aud au thenlic WORK.
There ii n foriHne tur agents fist in the iicii
Nith this TOOK. omit SIC. Speak quick. Al.
dress HUBBARD BHOs., Publishes, Atlantis.
Ga uDygta
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Thrilling News from tho

Thrilling News from tho Country. -
IuGisna Rursl Exchange.
We were in Steuben coanty, New
York, last week.
Rruwu County (Kas lcmCr:rt
Tomorrow the senior editor ol this
paper will Iva thirty.one years Old.
New Msr,Iusv!lle Messenger.
A paper down the river excuses itself
for the absence OF local news BY saving
that there had been some cuttings in
town, and that they are much better
means for disseminating news than a
newspaper, anyhow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16

Bs,a.t: H,gyr. ui .Ha WetHai county
RapDqsr. has evidently undertaken 10
kin OIL dis c9tsmporarg, Elitor McEL.
.swSEY, OF taa D,,.HTHi, as candidate
.or Congress. In the former apparent
sspeort Of the latter industriouSsy he
ssekz To Greats = jealousy between the
Osptlin aus many ~ hj$ earnest friends
As.oug othSr things Editor HART claims
10 support the Captains candidacy for
IN, rrsson taat abe Wheeling Dem"
nyssic politicians are opposed 70 hin.
While the RguIsTEE cannot speak Tor
"the Whse.ia. Democratic politicians,
% hGs failed 10 Discover snv such oppo'
at;on to the Captain rs is charged. In
-uother rarrgrarh. Ei;tNr HART inain-
MATES ,ha. the business men and tine 81
..ori,l fraternity o. Wheeling oppose
lAe COOL looking editor - the D'r1o"''''
VI csursa thiS is thrown out 70 arouse
our t,vorite's jealousy, for only those
who love can experience tho ieslous
pss-sOn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16

MtuoNE has surr--,irj CoNErIN' SIS
.se @. -a,a- - fnr naturalization ma
shine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16

Tur $ta.Nart ttrk.: Tor 1881. For
President. CHrsrs. \. AsTuUr, OF Lex
;sgtoa Ayo0rr, NeH York. For Vice
yr-sidsnt. WILLIAMS VI. MALONE, OF
A,nousv!!e. Virginia
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Tvs Prps;.5rnr - r.os-ir guarded ny
4-,UrrIrpS.
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Nrxv tnro-s arc ,oa3v ny GrITr'U.
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hEw ADVERTISEMENTS
Grocery Porter Wanted.

Nui; KEN MIR BOARD, ONE LAH
4 front IOog ~ glj Main si:o-t. l"l
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Religions Notices.

Commercial Travellers Meeting Is held at the Young
Meus christian Association, 23dst conner 4 ave- every
SUNDAY afternoon O'clock All COMMERCIAL Ia'eneis are
cordially invited.
Al Cooper Unlor, SUNDAY hXENING, there WIZ be
Gosnei seryice by MIR C. W. SAWYER; singing ny L. r.
TIkTCJiER All Ionehnrch g0ers invited seats fIee The
Tiansformed billiard Hall 4aye, Will be opened ioi All
supplementary work on the 2sth inst
D.course will be delivered by Mr.. A J. DAVIS on ne
Evil OF Charity Virtue OF BeneNoence N Slek n
No III East IlthsL near 5haye at ii O'Clock Coca uho
Seats free to all
All soais' Church. 4thsve corner 20thsloIhe hes III
O'Clock Children's Easter Festival at 3 p IN NO evening
seTynA
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-PROPOSAL for building NEW
~ WOODEN PIER At the foot OF WEST 5sIH 81 - X.
viii be- received By the DEPARTMENT. OF DoC NJ II.
liV DT'ANE.ST' until FRIDAY, I'D APRIL, l-Sl stl1
n, For 1ii Information sce The CITY RECORD, copies for
rale at No CITY HALL"
NrOTICE.-PROPOSAL will be received at
~ the oace OF the Department Of Public Charities and
I,orr,siion No SO Third ave, until April 20, lssl Tor
Mason Iron Carpenter Work required IN the erection %
Nacp a.ri Tower Bellevue Hospital grounds For fu
infornati,n see city Record for sale at No city HAL
NTOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will he
,,re,yed at the ONCE Of the Boarl OF Education s1
800 ~ fer coal and wood until April q, lss for rai
Information The CITY Record for sie al no Sy Il.
N-OTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS. WI. p99
received al the once the FIRE Deparnen 70, ,an y
Nrr until April ~ 1851 for new boleis v ,o, Sc civ
enotue. and repairing the same foi iuh ih''''
record for sale No 4 city Han
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PPfp TIT BBBHa a ssRFsssssEg FINN ssHx""ssss
PPP T BIB "A RRR NNNu UMHMM sss
+ =. I :. BBbS 4 "a a IN M OUU 4 4 Z ssss
LAST DAY
IN NETWORK.

1.-THE elephant walks around. the band begins 10 play,
The boys the monkey had better get out OF The
way"
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Religious Nuli,so.


c4sh sp.Gn sS. eH 8
preach at 1890 aud 1870 p NJ All are eoruai! wei
come.
and etiSvc-sunday afternoon O'Clock address by Mr @
/ CRAwFGRD q Jersey CITY E1tT mue PproPT1siHf dS 0f
viii preside At the organ ES1 socv JOS r0
Anthem Memorial Church, 4sth.st. west Of 6th-ave.
Eser ssDGss chsT sTa a. The Rev r.
GEBER NEwToS win preach.
Association Hall 29ds. corner 4thsvesunday MON.
@s a. o P S for a eSSaaeG by " Pref 4s
d same SS1 az @ Young men prayer
and Testimony Thursday and saturday evening. At
sunday excepted Union Prayer Meeting from to O'clock
Az ChickerinR Hall,
Tho Rev. sanford = MARVIN Of New. Haven,
win preach At Ss Sunday os singing az &c
a. IA and Sa Of rSs ns cS
E% q Il T preach
At second Unitarian Church. Brooklyn, corner Clinton
and omorrow morning at II oGocs the es
Jesus ffoPa Sp All are cofday invited school
$50 a
ST Paul. MethodI. Egi-c opal Church 4,ayS and
preach at 1890 and 80
Al Thirty Reformed Church west o. sih
the Rev. CARLOS MARTYR subject The Valley on nc
Practical Virtues. subject Purity"
Blocker street Tuivcrsalst Church. corner Downing
seryIces 1915 morning and 40 syrgns ng HsS
Evening subject Seeing and Thinking in Italy"
Brookiyp Tnbcrunce Easter Hcoicin,ggs-Dr mAis
the special music rendered on l occasion VII De ITg
ny George morgan singing by phig rhP A Pres s
ing at 730 D. m Sabhahschoo jurnec az o'clock Bring
flowers saturday To add TO The extensive decoration asay
s and others VERY nigh, ncIt weSi '''
CALVARY Bop', Church GcTGc s. s5 r sT9 q
egHaIy %9T19s a 10 I s'@s T. Vii pPeA"h iPsus
arr cordially invited to attenl
calvary Church. corner 4avc and 2l-tsl Holy con,
muuion tAsTLR \pAl q, a. 3D. Mgins ii' h re-,
=. \. PoT-rER. d u, OF Union college.
Central ouug Mems Christian Association selh'' ara
Henry CROSS singing ledhy J. = That,hcr 9nd large
Quoted aS by b1Gi the Rev JES1E iYMAT HthiGtr
Church 9foar I",qur S' i T%ye2'hi 81 f,.ia f
s,, ,or,n. AZ .p,riel Iast.r services Evening
- Sr~ne.- oi In"
Church Of II John Dap'i., ic,iqr'"na'' COZ 33in
FASTER service. morning o'ocL af.ruoon' me 'e'-
Church Of the Co'cc"r ,1a "a [i'G 'T n f rS.
iSr c ~i r,ion Nil mite n ,, 81 H. oo,enani chap
$40 Tas isl sunday hoO. at $50 800 weekly m'' N1
"Wednesday At D.
Church Ofrhc Divine raicrui'y IN ayr ccr IN ~, y,
sunday school ,o a. no. Conference m'euur fiiay even
INK Al sfr invited.
c"HTs c q G 'hr lo' APG-sf, h@ 81 T'as
sT' hS .y mf%HY rrdrrir ~ 'c' q oacr
Rm,t Anthem. ? r.l-r,d d., ,ioiro -ll', 'o''"s
Church Of the Holy spirit i.' ,', =, nr. ' ,'
-erraon and lio.' Communion. i'.n', 49,,
inMt - GUiiniur. wa rr.a,i 10 o., nornins .ih 'l'
Rev TRIAD" li.I " N''' ~ '' 900 '''.'
Church Of The IIol, Triur, N, oa ,.. ,"a 3D.
n,h -'riocs subject fof .h' '''n"- Ii' '-'.'' 10 "'
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Washington April ~ 49, Baltimore. 90 81 Harrisburg
Penn 22 Lancaster, 49, Philadelphia one week, eonmenc
ng April %: Brooklyn week. commencing May ., anc
then East visiting all the principal places.
Admission nc kets cents sold only Fourth Avenut
enrancol Orchestra 81 (sold only ~ Madison Avenue
eufrauceD Children nndrr nine, half price.
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Church If the In,aruntion M,.,,.nr,c att sd .
d. a. i , ~ til'i.r.. 49,. ..!,.,r.Hirm
Church ol,rc uc--iph 49, r. .,:l-,. .al r.tt l.c
!, IT, .d,,i ra-.f ,f.,,. ,i...n -'rl
fr-,'tai ,.',rinr - IS. -an.,,, "trs,-' Na4''''''
Iaa.. cordially '"' n,..,.,,.. -, Christ,
80. = u.'r iieD... ,'r .,.,.,. ,.....
Thc Hc, Io~E"l ntNripH' D. w Dr. r'''...
rS NM il' '.' ..,i ~' .-a..,.,lf
T,.tcr service. i,ti N,,.. t.-i..r l..,N Wet h
s., MI ~ .,,r RI. i.., IIfDWN- '.viI sol H d..
Pastor; W. y-c,'h ID A. '"i'' ~. d.. .,.,,.
o. wheat DID" Fiar.r -'.'rr W'a"'-..f '''n'f o DID
rlsby-iy,h street nrhoA.' rp-frryr' =, hor['
Is.tof.-s'.,Ifl i..',f ..r1',- Zoo N'Ef"N h'hNiH"
AMI iV,N 'N'- ,'''' ''''. At '. .'. o., . -,
rr"i5" .' e. , ~ r i"',> r'r ., ,..l D.
N 1.i '' '.,..,, -.,,, ,..o.. , t,.ri
r''''''@1d y lTiH f">' r.-.. -.'''.'. '"'' 'o.
Ai' j. t.
- = ~,' o., - u -" ''i ..., 'I
drui'-' -ina'' ia '.' a.''' Of I'D"
Fir.t Reformed frr.b''orien 'hurch. ''
w., VIZ, .'' g.. ri,.,h.l %, ,, 49,. ili -lIiIl. III. o.. %
rai''.''h'-
~ ~ rs''' '' 20" ', '"' = - o..
and -''"a n''' Zoo. ,.....
f@F'>N,"" ,i'iI'@'' ''''''', P''''''' 1'' o.
1''4t I.,.r, ,lt'i '.,4l ~u,IIiI ..,li. ..
t'mr''-1.r Meeting .' ..''+'
f c"Fi" y, ''"' Il" III" .'', 10, l..t -..
,i,.. a. 81 ID. a.t u. Do ..t... .l..-'. =
to- Np'~a''I-~
Fourth "'"''" i", ""' i. ..t,, a.... -r.t.,
,t,,.. .,ti.i.. ,.,. ff.,.t- o.. o.. -l...,
s,lo'i o., tho rs-'or Il..jr..i. ,o'4,'i, invited
,, ,.,,,. ,h.-L ,r...I. r.t,... ..I %
>4i'' r1, it, li'. .-5 ,,' ,., .,fnr o.
q.. o,, , ,'..' % ,as NJ ;. s . aat .i
evening" .efsic" L''ph".' "'I'""'
r'cn IN M ':r:sl h,.. o. .9.s r"''..,
The ~. =. Gi.itNoN'l So. it''l 'IN ~ 'u,, D.,
snd top m stranger "'' hi'"'' '' '''''-. "'''" '
-. ,,....,-. ,,....,. ..... , ..i.,.,
Ei'I lss} q, "h ''"@ ms ','"' w. ~ &
= T., " u, t11t j., ..r,. NJ D 90 W ,. -.s,', .u
"''''' '" ''''.' OH
hHd's'p N''H" t ""P'i-' ~ 'p''' :" d. l,i ".
"r 70 he rl..", .j rr,, m -,i ia, , tl,
r''"nF -n"i" '""'' Of % " ",.'''"' '"'"
Mnfi."n A. N,rqSf 'S%f'r4"''o%"' H"r ''t ~
VI, M"imnf tn..i I.' l"'hf VI o." 'n 81. 'I"t.,
tsaio -4e I,'. .,"' i' g., i...o '. -, Az, ,,
Gco'li'ion VII De- -,n,a. No,e., 'ou'aoa''.
Madison il N'c"%qbS 'i'Hrr''G ', '"' ,.a,
in and z i5p Co. -ADtath -'-.h 90 b g. 800 -tt'-r''a
welcomed.
Memorial rresbytcrI@n thurr1 N,, No., ',c CO." . ~,
MOHHO" at y = DO aud 5.0p m rA'"i'h .'h""i 't % Cd"
a &c.,. Good "il Ni-ri'h 90 20" D. in
Murray I'M Prcsbyterian Church. lt' Int int. -
l} tls Pastor. t.r itt b 90 j.
On AitJ. - - 20 lu.iOa uI La.'ri -.luou g, 3
'Chu-t q tOunst!iui
., Now , :rr"-a i ~, i' I'm " H. -iw,rn.
i"'.ll ~ 90. ~ ,,.-' ....i
Pastor 0'I'"'7 ii - u" '"" '' ''' ''
- "'
Church corner If atiaruc aud TIE Pastor.
a.. no T. l. ,ft. tpIIN at 1904 - h ana .ut 90. Hir
reading Al 2,Op m lally morning and eNrn.ur prayer.
..,ao, ,..o.,,,,.. .p,,,,or, ..
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MASONIC TEMPLE. opp Booths Theatre.
VI MI~NERl~M. ML-NERl~M.
prSF !. u JI N-,INts- EVERY ENLNlN'.
Person. l,fi from the audience
Vi,uv ,,rt funny, iut t.l funny, ju~t funny 'n"neh
.5, ,d ~rat-, - and zoe Box open
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Aapsou Methodist Episcopal Church. Norfolk St near
Grand-The Rev W COUCn. the well known evangel,t
Of Roston appointed this church. and VIII
preach 1890 a aud 73O NJ All are cordially wei
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illusieal lnslrumcnls.

DEATTl'S ORGANS. II useful stops, . sets
| r,l Ten ton ,ur reed, only So lan"', - upwards
-,l.i,r,,, fr,, ii,,s- g. T. BEArrl Washington, y j.
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Religions Notices.


South Reformed Church, corner 5ihave. and 2lstst-
at II O'Clock afternoon service sta O'Clock
stanton street Baptist Church, 25thst, near Madison
avcIhe Rev. n. o. HlSCCX, Pastor, will preach az II o.
and $50 p M Prayer meeting FRIDAY EVENING Friends
and strangers invited
s. James, Church. East 72d-st. Rev. CORNELIUS b.
SMITH Rector Easter morning service At 1880 Sunday
school festival at T. evening song ats.
81 James Methodist Episcopal Church Madison ave
ana 2bthet-Dr. JAMES ". KING viii preach subject
PLATE Making the Sepulchre o. Jesus sure In the evening
INC school will give beautiful and instructive Easter
service Come and
ST. Lakes Methodist Episcopal Church. 4lststy near
oth ave- EASTER SERVICE The Pastor, the Rev " DC
ChA WORD will preach 1890 m. Sunday school Fes
uSa AT l46 p. m. Address By the Pastor.
Tabernacle Baptist Church.
2daye between 10th and II hetS
FOURTH ANN1N ERSARl.
Evening
WHERE THE BLAME RESTS"
Meetings WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS.
Strangers cordially welcomed.
The Rev r A. Douglass, formerly Missionary in India
VIII deliver address the Marble Church b3d St It
ave- Sunday, at at $3.50 D. N. Subject BrShmnism and
buddhism" Public invited.
Thrteeuth Street Presbyterian Church. between sixth
and Seventh Az csPreachng by the Pastor the Rev A. b.
SIMPSON. At 1890 m, and 745 p Evening subject
he second Coming Of Chris" concluding lecture sab
bath school At 2.30 p m All are welcome.
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6ituaiions Uanico-- females.

ollndllone acknowledgements.
A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
An kinds 81 good competent female servants German
GrsdhelP Atihearse Old -StsblisSed EsTXS HOME
BOhEAU lis Othave. fourth house above lOth-st
4 LADY would like position to take the en-
tire charge Of young children teach and make their
caHso GdGTs Boa a'3a SunS oacc
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
sr capable neat NY Norv esia Prot'staSt gr IN
Ses,AIs hr on',s |c can -rrVc winrS make derserts
k.d and obsing city OF country Call at 292 6thave near
CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK, WAIT
foy - ~ %Cy Arr,an and rrotGsta3i EI
ANT HONE III REAr. 49, 6th.avc.. above loth.t
CLERK or LADY'S COMPANION.-By a
rect 10 ,om"-on "ty rfer"u,c, a. ,lcrk or lady com
paann hopo. a. earn - weekly re j., Oh 'he-inutft
COOK.-By an excellent Scotch woman; I'M
ncrs .,lc bet r. ali lind. q desert. laS AIDE
best t'i'rnc'' ttil at ~ tthavc. near l-th-~t
h' N' and O., Irpc,taGe slI a. ,s G9Gk
beet ats reference uocid.. 80 Wet -5th Il
COUK or LAINDRE>>.-By q good compc-
TiNI NOM HrHiAr. o'6ay,.
COOK. WASH. IRON-By German help: for
now GrHttj H. A,r 'oaiti house aio,, !o,h.-t
HOI $EWORK.-By neat, tidy. Intelligent
Fi"i.''att Young ri "iH p" ru,''a'' H,rinl ID a
w.-r and irou,i v ci,c 81 ,,ornmcrdaton,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
Az IMPROVED FIRE BOX.

An improvement worthy OF note, in
fire alarm boxes, is coming into use. Ii
is known as the unlocked fire box,
and has been in operation in Chicago
for some time. 1t mas proved so salts
factory in the latter city, that both New
York and Boston are discussing the ex-
pediency OF introducing it in the crowd
ell business portions Of those cities.
The experience in our own city with
locked boxes Is sufficiently well under.
stood TO render any explanation OF the
reason for an unlocked box, superfu.
Gus. The difficulty of providing place
where the key may at all times be read
lily obtained, is so great as to make Il
locked box for general use almost fail.
ure.
On the other hand. the objection 10
the unlocked box is naturally suggested,
that any mschieyous person may turn
on false alarm, thereby en:ailing troU
be upon the tiremen and expense upon
the city. II is claimed for the Chicago
box, however, that it has in its con.
struction an ellectual means OF protec-
ton against abuse in this way. AS soon
as the handle which opens the box is
turned, it rings out sufficiently loud
alarm to be heard at night several blocks
away, and until it has ceased to ring the
regular fire alarm signal cannot be given.
This, it is said, has been found TO be
ample protection against the practical
joker, in Chicago.
We don't know anything about the
expense Of the device, but that great
advantages are to be obtained by its
adoption are evident, as the delay Of
minutes in getting to fire sometimes
inyolvesgreat losses in life and property,
and under the system which exists in
this city, it often requires longer to get
hold ofthe key to fire box than il does
for the engines TO get TO the fire alter
the alarm is given.