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New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

Express Trains New.YOrk, Desbrosscs
landt streets Ferries Us follows:
4:3O $780, y $3.50, GO LmitedD IL MI J. $40 $40 L. D.
g. T. $50 and D. and IL night; Sundays, 43O, :, ana
y IN, 3, u, Z, $3.50 and y. and IL night
Express Trains leave New York daily, except sunday at
13O III. and p running through via Trenton and Cam
den . -.
Returning trains leave West Phiadepha l20l $780, $40
T. 1896 \, $50 and II a. (mlted Express 1880 nj l.
g. 5l5, 1880 aud SPIN. On sunday, l2Ol, $3.50, 345 g.
$3.50 a. H., 2 1880 and p m Leave Philadelphia via Cam
den q a. and 800 y. m. daily, except sunday
Ticket Onioes 52G and 9li Broadway, Asor House and
foot Of DesbOsseS and COurandtss COutst and Brook
lyn Annex station, foot OF Fu0nS BroOklyn; Nos Ia
Ilb and S HudSOnst, HObOken Station Jersey CITY Emil
grant Ticket Ofice, y Battery place.
The New York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON, j. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

O Ncw-IOrk, It's objects being.
FIRsT-TO the Patents and Patent Rights granted 20
Charles u Long Ior the latest Improvements N Vlf
SECOND For promoting forming subsidiary companies
I'm connection with the WORKING Of the various fal'
dispose Of Idtics PaI6n License toncessons
Grants, avs aud Authorities FOR in respect of
inveniio relating 10 ne production i or
d1IGu0H n ~ @ aRPao o Of any ncb inventions
FouRTn-The manuilcture aud sale Electric Lamps and
FlprThe CONTRACTING for lighting by electricity Of streets
Parks. Dwellings stores Flctores' Fuoho bulIi-
Tho inventions upon which those Letters Patent haye been
6iTTiIiEi;s IN EXI5rESCE.
Mr. long has mad many years practical experience as
leading Electric Light Companies whose Stock Is no" 'eB
Ihe Electric Gener1or invented by yr Long solves tho
which must result IN the perpetual ban hmeR Hi
{, The pub ectuc Ligh il cheaper tnan gas and In
ths progressive g. 10 must neytt0y slnetede H. f1i en-
INFO the PmIlcph' Postohcr lhr nn I'r o''npsr en- ~ a.
,ht . IN I.[ m Il acfe Ieht The b is $50 or
The iamp when ;Hs company manufactures viii be oiI
for o tie o any other The Genera or can $50
proatably sold at tlc same ratio oi reduction Mhlo 10,
one of The most Important sources o trvynna Oh 1' 49, b
I'M TIC aorins OF ts patent rights Of the city OF
Row FAR thcr u,cc, has been assured demon
by the wonderful enhancement Of the yluo ot thcI 'HH
capital stock shares Of nominal value thu+ alning m
Opportunity for profitable investment "I4hlN lHH
EIACii OF ALL ,.
Nupclinu. for allotment O stock vii be received only az
81 and 30 Wat. and at the
oic 81 Wessr- ro'n,cad Co. Bankers 40 - TX
M pp must accompanied by the full amount Of
subscription ..-.,,. T..
cheeks or pet OGce orders must be made payable to
the order ~ Percy y Lawrence Secretary or townsend
That directors reserve the greatest latitude In tho alot
III u stock ou suu-,i option.
FORM or APPIICATTON.
To PERCY y. LAWRENCE, Sccrrtnry. ..
- and 80 Nuil Il, new oik tity
hereby request tlat YOU nllot ne ShnIeI o ne ~
of the tIIfTI Al I.Irt riilt IltsllIANn - =
PLY COMPANY OF THE STATE on NEW NoEh
and herewith ; In full payment oi - shares
nt - 80 each.
t~ignlturc- in FULL no ,,,-
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
Ofeln Gte1mers

A NCHOR LINE u. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
IN NEW-YORK AND GLASGOW.
From Per No. 20 North River NcW.YOrx.
Furnessla Nov 2B. "a m Anch0a. Dec 10 nj
DeyOnia ........Dec 3 p. Ethiopia dec. H. 2p Hs
These steamers DO not carry cattle. sheep pig4
Cabins 500 $50 Excursion tickets n re llcetft.eL
second cabin $40 Steerlge, S2&
NETWORK TO LONDON DIREcE
From Pier 20. 10, North River foot Of ch1rie3.st
Victoria -, california. Nov -, A. ml
$50 Excursion tickets reduced rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, Z Bowling gGIeeh
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

OFFICE
CONSOLIDATED MINING AND MILLING COMPANY
~ BROADWAY, ROOM %. NEw.Y OKK, Nov. II, 1SSl.)
THIS Company has this day declared the
FIFTH DIVIDEND
oI i've cents per share and EXTRA DIVIDEND Of five
cents per share payable November 80 M the office Of
company Transfer books close November 20 and reopen
$. V. REEVE, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
RAILROAD.

4 on and after october 81 1881.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
via Desbrosses and Corandt streets
Ferries a. follows:
Harrisburg PIT burg the West and South with Pullman
Patacc a. and $50 daily, ' New
York Limited" of Pullman Palace Cars a H.
daily
Lock Haven, a. $40 Cory and
Erie az $40 D. NJ Cory Tttusyille, PetrO
Centre, ana the Oil Regions.
baltimore, Washington and the SOUTH. Limited wash
Pullman lrOr Cars daily, except sun
day 10 a. m: arrive Washington Regular at $50 and
$50 a. a. $40. and D. m. and II night.
SUNDAY 40 am : and . and l2night
Express Tor Baltimore, except sunday, I. N:
For Atlantic CITY, T. M. connecting at Camden.
Boats of Brooklyn Annex" connect with oil through
trains Jersey Clty aOrdng speedy and direct transfer
Trains arrive From Plttsburg $50. lOl0 a. M $50 and
lOO5 y. m daily $40 m. daily. except Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore, $50 a. M 800 5;2O 300 and
1890 D. sunday OjJ q. 0:5J and 1890 From
Philadelphia 800, $50 600 $40, 1910 1:i0 l:l0,
. 800 SEQ $50 500 955, 1905 and 1880 sunday,
$3.50 ESQ 600 lO4O, l40 $50 $500, 1905 and 1880
"a m
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FAS FEST TINE CONSIST
ENr WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

P0NDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKILL
III MOUNTAINS. landing atCozzens (West Pont), Corn
wall, NewOarS Marlboro, Milton roogaksSpsie, EsOPus
Railroads Steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James w Bald
win.ety5 luY ~ M. foot Harrisonst, North River.
except SllurllY4 when Thomas Cornell leaves Vt In,
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
TO PHILADELPHIA.


20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 0 ON
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IN PITILADEI-
PHIA, TWO IN NEW.YOKK
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
ELE BoULANGER, 4G Beayer.st

IHAKLESTON, SAVANNAH, FLOKIDA.
~ AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Via CHARLESTON, =. C., az 4. NJ
From Pier y forth River foot OF Park.place. -
DELAWARE Capt Wednesday Nov %
CITY OF ATLANTA. Capt. LOCKWOOD. Saturday Nov. %
JAMES W. QUINTARD q 90, Agents
Via SAVANNAH, Ga, st 3 z. VI.
From Pier AZ North River number 80 foot Of Spring s
GATE CITY Can't Cuestlay, Nov z3
CITY OF MACON, Capt Saturday, Nov 20
Steamers marked thus do not carry passenger
GEORGE NONGE Agent.
freight passage apply % he respectiVe
lines a above or 10 Union Office, 81 Broadway
Fl. YONGE Jr, GcHeral Agent
Great Southern Freight and Passenger Line
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
financial.
Prospectus.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND SUPPLY COMPANY.
OF THE
STATE OF NEW-YCRK.

rApTrAl STONK 5000 UUU,
DIVIDED IN 100000 SHARES OF So 30 PAR VALUE
EACH.
FULL PAID AND UNASsESSABLE
REGISTERS OF TRANSFER Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, New.York city.
MAIN OFFICES Nos 81 and 80 Wall-st, New'fork CITY.
TRUSTEES.
WILLIAM s. CLARK, of Clark & Boutwell, NO. z Mas
sau.st.
Hon JOHN p. JONES, L. S. Senate.
A. VI. LORYI;A, Hoffman House.
T.. p. ROBINSON, No 10 broadway , - o D,,,,
Hon o. II. LAGRANGE, Ex'Superintendent u D. MIMI
San Francisco. - 90, ,,,...t,u,or st
HENRY MATHEY. Metallurgist, No lQ Washngton'S'
ROBERT p. NOAH, Assistant Corporation Attorney -,
lion GEORGE r. SPENCER late u 3 SENATOR Everett
BERNARD LANDE, No. 81 Broadway.
A R, CHISOL3i. Editor Mining Record.
CHARLES r. LONG, Electrician, No. 81 Walst.
OFFICERS.
WILLIAM s. President
A NJ LORYEA lst Nice-PfeS9en
A. r. CHISOLM "a vice effesdeht
BERNARD Treasurer
PERCY n LAWRENCE Secretary
1,Ii rs ~ LONG Electrician
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
LINE FOR BOSTON.

~ IUNINV IUN LINZ FUN BUSIUN.
~ CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FARES3 to Soston for hrscass limited tickets good only
specified ON their face.
Steamers NARRAGANsErT and sToNINGToN leave
Jay St. arriving In Boston at 6 a.
Tickets for all principal ticket offices. Statero0ms
secured offices OF Westcotts Express Co.. Nos 3Sl
307 Broadway Asor House. and at Metropolitan and Fifth
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only
steamers Pier % foot OF Warrens, N at D.
daily except Sundays for Boston Providence direct
Freight VIA either line taken at lowest rates.
ID. h. IA RCOCR. President l. W..BILkINS, q, p Art
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

WHITE STAR LINE. ..,,,o,
w UNITEDSrATFS AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMENs
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlNERPOOt- "a.
N0TfCE.-The stalmerso this line take Ine Lane ho,Ss 80
recommended by Lieutenant Mauiy' " .. NJ On ooH Wv
outward and hOmeward voyages -, A.. 81, a, m
RIPUBi 70 can't Irving -. Thu sday Dee ., l;3 y m
C0PTtC W elheNIaY' Deo' "A
CEUIIC Capt Glea.ell.. THURSDAY DeS = ,,EEsi
lOrH.ST. ,,...
ar, nnIfornn size AMI unsurpasssl Ia ~
pontments The saloons stlteroomS SmoStn nao an s
IOonsare placed amitshps where the nolse anu
eastfe anordins degree Of comfort hitherto uhal'
RArEs-saoon $50 $50 and slOl Return ticket 1l s.,c @
able terms Steerage from the Old Country vSI rOm wv
York, f2S .,....,- ,h.,, oo.,t.,
Inspection ot plans and other nDr ntion ippb w.
NomTany ''' " " II. l. CORrIS Agess
C. l. BARTLETT 4 co, Agents Boston.
BARRITT & CArrELL, Agents, PhladelphlL
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
A IUN II y y. - - - -,
W UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
ron pT-EENSTOWN AND LIXEltP. .JDL.
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

NfPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
Il HambUrg.Amcriclu Packet Company Line for
PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG. and HAMBURG.
CIMBRTA Nov "a LE.Ssl lNG....-....D Dec
SIISIA.........Dc Dec. GELLERT. Dec. II
Rates OF passage Plymouth. London Cher0l1rH Ham
burg and All points in the south Of England First CABIN
SO: second Cabin $50; Steerlge $50 RoInt trip at 70
Guced rates Steerage from HAMBURG Hagre AMI SOUTH
iEI@NH ARDT & co, C.R RICHARD & CO.
General General Passenger Agents
No 81 Broldst, Y. Y. No. 81 Broadway NY.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
GERMAN MAIL.

Il ,SORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. -.
MOSEL...... sat- Nov. 20. MAIN sat, Dec ~
Dec. 3 u DER. sat Dec. II
RATES OF PASSAGE from NRW-YORk 10 SOU1HAMA
TON. HAVRE or BREMEN; 80,
FIRST CABIN. ...SlOQ-SECOND CABlN........Sos
SrEERAGE $50
Return tickets reduced Prepaid steerage ceru
Gates $25 sail from Pier between secord anj
1hirdsts. HobOken y. J, . . 80, ,,,-,.-. ..
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
JNO y AHHU J, 'i'n 7 = ] .l.y,! y 'y" ~
~-ORTIERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
MERIDEN. HARTFORD

a ~
y SpUINGFlEI.D. uOLYOKE. SOUTH VERNON. ST
JOIIN~BU KN. &C. steamers leave Pier 25 h. r.. at p
and O d. M SUNDAYS excepted 1880 boat connects
with spec al train Tickets d and baggage checked a 9l4
Brondwlg y y. and CouItst. Brooklyn. Excursion TO
Nsv ll.. ..rg nd
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

a NTTl " II IT
n To Worcester Nashua fOflnd and the f-a1
1lChetsto BOSTON, 10 Worcester
Tho Iron steamer ..,...-u,-,
Without execution most elegant boat the sound
the taVui.tc CITY OF bONION,
leave Pier 40 North Rivor foot OF Wattsst next pie
above ferry daily except sundays at l3O
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
MONARCH LINE.

DOTTERDAM LINE. = -,,.,-
HI Steamers leave WArSON'S STORES, Brooklyn. .
EDAM NoN'
i CABIN Sn-s7O ID Cabin. $50. Steerase. s26 steer
age from ROTTERDAM prepaid S2l II. CALAUN, Gen. Agt
81 Sonth WilIam-st. FONCH. EDIEN y co. ~ south WI
ham.st. Freight Agts. Law MORkIs, % Broadwsy GA.
DACIFlC NAIL Steamship Company Lines,
L FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH ISLANDS, JAPAN,
CHINA NEW.ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, CENTRAL sna
SOUTH AMERICA, and MEXICO.
From New York, Pier foot Canal-st.. \. II.
ForS san via the Isthmus OF Panama
CRY. OF PARA sails "Wednesday. Nov. 23. uoon.
Connecting Central and south America and MeXc1
From san Francisco. lst and Brannansts
For Japan and China:
CITY OF RIO DE JANEl RO sails Tuesday, Nov. p, N.
For HONOLULU. NEW-ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
ZIAIANDIA sails SATU RDAl. Dec II, p. M.
or on arrival London mails AT san Francisco
For freight passage general information apply at Com
pany's Office, the Pier foot Canast, North River.
II. J. BULLAI superintendent
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
liul0cn0 Notices.


OFI1cr oF riR GRFIN MOUNrAiS GOLD MIMIC }
COMPANY, OF CALIroRNtt. No. u WhLSE; I
NEW YORK, Nov. II. I--lD
dividend No. 29.-lhc Trustees have this
day declared ody.icnl Of To cents per share ON the
capital this COMPANY FOR the month of Octoh,r tbo
inc the 18th uyr monthly dividend and mlfiHg
date of ~3l2 31bl payable On the 2Bh inst
Transfer the 49, aud the 2Sth OF
No''" J. JAY PARDEE, Secretary.
OFFICE COrrEH CrgKN MNtNG COMPANY,
- THOMASsI,. NEWN oRk, Nov, 10, 1851
VNUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this
4 duy declared monthly dividend tNO. ~ Of TWENTY.
FIVE TIlOt' SAND DOLLARS payable to stockhodert Of
December l. 1881 Transfer books close
\. A. HAYES, JR., President
L. ZECKENDORr secretary and Treasurer
OFrIcR OF rnE EyENING STAR MINING Co,
No. ~ NALlcsl., NEW,l 0hh, NnN i T. lSHoi;
TJNUE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of this Com
L pany has declared n dividend NO. 2D OF FIVE PER
CEN the capital stock PAYABLE Nov I'D a the Office OF
ADAMS q MclIAltG, No 30 wall 81 ~
The transfer will be closed on the 18th inst and re-
opcnc,l on the I'D HENRY X. McHARG, Treasurer.
TNHE TIP-TOP SILVER MINING COMPANY
/ has declared dividend No. OF TWENTY CD CENTS
per hae the 18th Inst The transfer agents. the
Farmers oal and Trust Company viii pay on stock regis
tered New York.
transfer books close on l7th inst.
PHILIP W. HOi MES, Assistant Secretary.
New.YOrk, Nov. H. 1881, No. IL Nallst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15
ARTEsIAN WELLS.


Experiments are being made in some
OF the eastern cities for obtaining water
supply from the bowels Of the earth"
in lieu ofthe more or less filthy and I'M
palatable supply from the surface. Either
the public taste will have to grow less
fastidious than it already is, or the in-
creasing Impurities in the various sys-
tens for supplying surface water will
become more and more barrier to the
use OF such water for domes-
tic purposes. We scarcely an
ticipate that people like our own, who
have learned to suck the mud and filth
from the bed of the Ohio river as
means Of shaking their thirst, are going
to inaugurate or help on with the revo'
luton which is, after awhile, to pump
our water from the beds below The sur
face of the earth and beyond the reach
OF contamination, but We hope for con-
tagion from such movement that will
eventually take Us in.
Tho Ros,op Yankees are per.eyering
IN the sxpsriment with commendable
z,,I Tbav have a device nv means Of
which .svs,,l wells are driven near 10
zach other and these and a pump con.
rec,sd nv means Of a suetion main. has
hoar nrnlpc,ivs Of a lsrve and exceed
inglv nurs .ppplv Of water. One Of the
pansr mills in the neivhborhood of Bos-
ton has a group OF fifteen wells, driven
in a square, nine feet apart, from which
26O gallons per minute have been stead
ily pumped for more than year. A
manufacturing company in Providence
has six wells in group, and obtains
from them more than leo gallons Of per-
fectly pure water a minute. 1t should
be understood that these wells are not
dug down, and made dependent for
their supply upon surface water, but
consist of a metallic tube, with a sharp
point, which is driven down into the
earth until an adequate and satisfactory
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15
MISREPRESENTATION TIE LEG
IsLATURE,

The committee which has in charge
the bill for the new appQrtionment OF
representation in the Legislature is still
at sea, with the probability that no
agreement will be reached at this SEES
sion. As tits not Imperatively required
of this Legislature to make the appor-
tionment, they may find it convenient
to push the Job over upon their success
sors, but it will cause very great dissat-
isfaction in some counties which are
now grumbling because OF the inequaii-
ties Of the present superintendent
Betveen the advocates of an increased
ranrssentation and those who hold that
no increase is contemplated or possible
under the constitution, there is very
equal division OF opinion, with pre-
ponderance, perhaps, in favor OF the
latter opinion. The question oil eI-
pediency enters very largely as an in
fiuential factor into both views. Some
tnlnk the LcSiSidluiV ~ Aoi -
all practical purposes, and that an H.
crease in either branch would tend 10
delay and defeat rather than iaclii-
tate necessary and proper legs
lation. Others think that with
out an increase a Just and equitable
spportionment cannot be made. It's
difficult, however, to find a clear consti-
tutional warrant for an increase OF rep
resentation except in the event OF an In
crease Of territory, but the question is a
knotty one in whatever light 1t Is
viewed. II the intention OF the trainers
IL the constitution is sought as help to
its solution, the very fact that they made
the representation so large in the begin
ning-equal to that Of the Oldest States
in the Union-tends to establish the
view that they did not contemplate an
Increase
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15
HOW SHALL THE STATE TREAS
nay BE REPLENISHED?

Over six millions Of personal property
in this State paid no tax to the State IN
der the last assessment.
There are either grave defects IN the
assessment laws OF they need TO be
more effectively enforced. The State
has been doing business for the last few
wears on a very meager income.
Our finances have been mangedwith
great economy or we could not have
kept the machinerysn operation. Dur
ing this time in which the revenues oil
the State have been decreasing in
s:ead OF increasing, we have finished
the extensive building for the in
sane at Weston; We have been
completing the Capitol at Charles
ton; the expenses OF some OF our public
Institutions have more than doubled;
the criminal charges have increased from
s95. 900 to $50 900; and yet the STATE has
kept out of debt with the exception OF
about Sl25 COO borrowed from the school
fund, the principal part OF which was
used on the Hospital building at Wes-
ton.
1t isprobable that had full aud honest
returns upon the taxable property oil
the State been made at the last assess
ment, there would have been no neces-
sity for borrowing dollar. The reye-
nues would have been amply sufficient
TO meet these extra expenses.
1t is also probable that just and aecu-
rate assessment would avoid the neces'
sity of an increased taxation in the iu-
ture and enable the State to reimburse
the School Fund, in the course OF a few
years, OF the amount due that fund.
But the fact is patent that an increase
OF revenue must be had by some means.
1t must be had either through an i'm
provement in the laws for collecting
revenue, or by increasing the levy upon
the taxable property OF the State. We
shall have to face the music on one or
the other Of these propositions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15
LEGAL NOTICE.

ORDER or PUBLICATION.
state oI west virginia, County ~ Ohio. City 81
wheeling. In the Municipal Court 81 whoei
Ing. January Rules. Issi.
Alexander hiinick. Goorge p. NcBriis snd
John rlagie, partners doing bushes. uti,s
the ffm name ~ SimIct and Compsny, Who
sue Tor thom.elv,ss % we'll a. for the benefit Il
all Other crcditon ~ the uiDgD Iron worts
Company who may come IN aud contribute "
the expenses OF ihis suit.
W.
The Mlngo Iron Works Company II ala
~ CHAscIHv
The object OF tbissuit II ~ co lect, aod d,,t-,L
ute among the creditors Of the defendant, re
Singo Iron WORKS Company. the smsu bu ior
which the other defendants, vbo are the sp~s
holden ~ ssh company, are liable under the
statutory provisions 81 the Stat. Of Ohio, nnd.r
which the pa!d Mingo Iron Works COMPANY Va
Incorporated. the amount ,Ousbt 20 Le recovered
frdrn each stakeholder being sn amount ,sss
"a and In aid ton " The amount ~ stpt Bsid
by him In such corporAtOg. And IL app airing ~
afidayi' that the defendants. the Nlngp iron
works Compsny. l.. bAtteils. TtOmD ".
Brashers william Dean. Gsotye A. Dean, NJ
ward Dunn, y flshsr. Jane Glss. W y. I.if.
Dayid Ingram, Herman Lunsu, Thomss LI0yd.
DAWN Lloyd. Abraham Myer, b. J. Murry. Nh.
q. q. Booth, Alice " Ayep, u. J. McGsiy. ".
W McCandl9s, Georye p. Inch. sdmlnis,fsiof
sanford. David Simpson, Nsrgsre, st,ddaii
John D. Truii, John d. Hsstings and 0oorYs
LiDch, are not residents ~ the rAte ~ wet VIZ.
ginis. II ~ nov ordered that aid Son .rssiienids
PENDANTS do sppear 81 the neat rule day. Ob ths
itth day NJ February, 1871. OF either 81 the to-
following days. and DO whst IL boc,~~sry " pro-
tect their Interests in this kuit
In testimony whereof have bsrcHnt .gnsi
my name - Clerk OF aid Court. ihl. irh day =
January, ls' 81 January Rules ia the Gems
% Te&te: THonAsn DlHlH
Ciert % the Municipal cour 81 Wheeling
w. r. HUssARD,
Attorney fof Com plainAnt. sn!b<~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15

wha, which has been recommended py
the COMMITTEES on Commerce. This
with the unexpended appropriation oil
last year will nearly complete the lock
and dam, which will be Of 50 great value
to the people OF that section. We are
gratified to see that Col. WILSON is man
iiesting so deep an interest IN that i'm
movement. Ills remarks, necessarily
brief for the want OF time, give some val
liable information as to the importance
of that stream, which will be read with
great interest by our people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15
DIED.

GRANGHAN-Monday, February II, 1851, at
O'Clock A. NJ, BRIDoET, wife OF Patrick Gran.
CHAN, in the 9th year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence on Caldwell s
Ran, Richie district, this afternoon at clock.
Friends OF the family are invited to attend.
HICKMAS-Monday. February Il. 1881, at
l:lO A. NJ, LULA W., wife OF William C. Hick-
man, of Philadelphia, Pa, in the eth year OF
her age.
Funeral from the residence of her father. Mr..
Geo. Wells, No. 1913 Chapline street. this after.
noon at O'Clock. Interment at Peninsula Gem.
etery. Friends are respectfully invited to attend.
Mellsyille. Ohio, papers please copy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15

A BrLL has been introduced IN the
Legislature of Pennsylvania which pro-
yiies that employees of railroads, canal,
steamboats,, mining companies, and all
other corporations shall have q prior
lien on the franchise, gross earnings, and
the real and personal property OF the
company or corporation to the extent oil
IN. wages contracted to be paid them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15
SEALED PROPOSALS.

CLxRK's OFFICE. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
WHEELING, February IL, ISL. !
Sealed proposals viii he received at this once
until u o'clock noon. Marrh /. 1881, for furn-
ishing Ohio county with collins, &C., for use OF
the pCot.
youth size,) II years and under. and also COM
mon heaIsc, hack and buggy.
The Board reserves the night 10 reject any or
all bids.
BY order Of the Board:
febiii CHARLES III. DElTERS, Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15
SEALED PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE. BoARp OF COMMISSIONERS.

CLERKS OFFICE, BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
WHEELING, February IL, 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until II O'Clock noon, March I, 1ssi. for furnilh-
ing the Ohio County Jail with coal for one year,
from April l, 1851. 70 April l. lSS2.
Bids must be for clean coal, mixed coal and
nut coal.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids.
By orler OF the Board:
fehili CHARLES III. DEIrERS, Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15

MRs. PARSELL, the mother oil the agi-
tator, in the speeches she is now making
in this country, urges all her Irish
hearers to vote in favor OF a protective
tariff as one means of iDjuring England
and reouiting Irelands wrongs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15

TuKLegislature has already compassed
a large amount Of the preliminary work
of legislation, but it is only now getting
fairly down to business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15

Only seventeen days more of Congress
and about that many more oil the Legs
lature-proyided, &c.