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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-05
TTNHOS. J. FISHER l. co.
l. Real Estate Auctioneers
1924 street northwest.

I'hoS' D. FISHER kes a G Estate Aqetleneers,
1924 street northwest
Ans EES sAHG e K1a Eg
AEb Is VIRTUE Of REcREE Of H III
sSEEEhf ooFnT OF TEE B1S1F1S Cause
a. ANP TTa4EEfGRNhSEGH3S H
= fH1P5SSsIEH E5tk sEa b bE RERS
REAL REi Nv Es Suilh5 AT THE TIMES AND PLACES
THIRD. ct the o ofee Of Thos !: Fisher e.. Ane;
HoTse VII H. e h e street the Ebbt
mfncing at FOUR AND A-HALF O'CLOCK F. n: -
street south. between Canal street and Delaware ave
nq Psr VIII az b sve5ags deE Eth Of l35 feet
Place GO foot wide street running from South CAPT,
fo street to New Jsrsey avenue with depth of lis
LOS ~ q &c and 81 square south Of square e4s.
LIST west IS feet with '.'e depth s Of is5
Ali Of I sre 54S' bousded by and streets SOUTH
a by y and LIST streets west Containing 21S square
Lot 40 square 3d. fronting p feet the west side of
TT and n, 90 fronting each 81 feet
SQUARE No. 6i7 dSss q! 6 feet on north
S deb IF IS ss 1ss x s5a ALERT Merh Capitol street.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: third
at IN and ana m a6n 6ssas
" with interest at the rate of six per cent per
from day Of SALE to he occurred by approved notes. with
a. tsserved Lien on the property sold the, pur-
purchase money in cash. money. de-
sad pieces Of proe te ON be9 eacn will q sne
nDunced on day Of sale: Upon default of any pur-
chaser in complying with terms of sales within five
days the property upon which default has been made
purchaser after three days notice in the Evening Star
newspaper. Conyeyancing shall be at the of the
purchasers. CHAS. D. FOWLER, Trustee,
o6-eo&ds Webster Law Buildinp
THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER EIGHTH, same hour and
place, at which time and place the following lots passed
over at former sales. Will also be offered
South half Lot TO- square %, 25th street. between
and street northwest.
Lot IA, Square lao, 18th street. between L and NJ
northwest.
Lot SCARE $685. Massachusetts avenue between 7th
and Sth streets northeast.
Lot square 96S. street, between 10th and 18th
streets southeast.
southeast.
premises Lot 49, situate southeast corner Of
14th and & streets northwest.
n4-d&ds CHAS. D. FOWLER Trustee.
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J. T. COLDwELL, Auctioneer
EOLEY, Auctioneer.

GfOLEY, Auctoncer.
COMMENCING SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWEEN
TY-NINTH, will sell at the National Loan Otfce
1907 9Th street large and varied assortment of Unre
deemed Pledges consisting Of $50 listers and Over
coats gentlemen aud ladies' Gold Watches; fine Gold
Chains and sets yewelry Dress and Business Goats;
Silver and Plated Ware, Guns, Reviewers and Musical
Instruments To be sold without reserve. o26-lOt
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4 T PUBLIC AUCTION.

4 T PUBLIC AUCTION.
By order Of the E3eeutEix Of the late Thomas s.
the entire remainder of the
STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
comprising
SILKS. sATINS. vELvETs. DRESS GOODS,
GLOVES. SHAwLS. wOOLENS, HOSIERY.
NOTIONS, &C.,
Contained in store-rnom ON northeast corner Penn
sylvanla avenue and 9th streets.
The sale viii commence on
TUESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH INST, AT TEN
O'CLOCK AM.
and continue from Gay to day until the entire stock is
r disposed OF.
ol7 WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Aucts
TTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE COLONY
~, no~n.v CLUB At AUCTION e,,,,,>-.,i
at I'm st S sExE s
York avenue between 18th and 18th streets northwest
Walnut Rep Parlor Suite,
French plate Mirror.
Walnut Walnut Mir rr1ri atsn fte ee,
Marble; top Tables, Pictures.
B,. IS LIST STAR C{arrets piloloths,
Walnut n T. sideboar all''
Brentwood Cane-seat Chairs,
High Stools. Counter,
One Collender Billiard Table, with Balls, Racks and
Cues,
Card Tables and Chips.
. Together with other articles not necessary to men
ton.
n3-3t THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
i I. COLDWELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.
Ems S fe 2. R9sAe auction to hghes. bidder
subdivision of CO. This property has front of so
feet on New jersey and 25 feet Maseachu-
sets avenue. There is ON frame shed on New
Jersey avenue and small two-story frame dwelling on
Massachusetts, avenue.
Terms at sale. 500 deposit.
n3-eod&ds j. L. COLDWELI. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROVED LOT ON
" THE WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN X AND S STREETS NORTH. IN
WASHINGTON CITY, DC.
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of thea2
District OF Columbia, passed in equity No. x
$40. viii offer for sale at public auction n--A-
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ,
lot IL, square l54 This has front of IS feet by
depth of 96 feet and well adapted for building pur-
poses.
Terms Of sale: One third in cash on day of sale or
within days thereafter the residue in two equal
intalment at six and twelve months from day sale
with Interest," all cash, at option of purchaser If
from the day of sale reserve the right to resell the
property at cost OF defanltng purchaser All convey
anclS at purchasers cost. 500 accordance of bid
JAMES S. EDWARDS, Trustee,
~ SOB street northwest.
=. !. ELL Aucuoneer. O25-eo&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-05

THE GERMAN VISITORS were shown the historic
places about Boston yesterday, and were received
Oy Gov. Long and stat at the state house.
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9th.
Every article guaranteed Genuine and Imported.
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Office 420 5th street north west.
THOS. T.. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. o21-d
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers

"ALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT ON
EIGHTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND Q
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated April 1st 4A2
1879. and recorded In Liber ESQ., folio 35S of the$
land records for the District of Columbia, and at-
the written request of the party secured thereby will
sell at public auction. in front of the premises on
SATURDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A.
estate situate in the city Of Washingon in the District
Joseph Redfern's recorded subdivision of original lot
numbered four az, in square numbered hundred
and thirty-six Q36.)
Terms of SALE One third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal INSTALL
ments at six and twelve months respectively from
day of sale with interest to be evidenced by the prom
sory notes OF the purchaser and secured
by deed of trust the property sold all cash at
the option of the purchaser. Terms of sale must be
complied with within five days from the day Of sale,
otherwise The Trustee will resell the property after five
days previous public advertisement the and cost
OF the defaulting purchaser purchasers.
Z. A. LAMBERT, Trustee,
o26-10t 40 9Th street northwest.
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A FATAL OPERATION TO REMOVE FALSE TEETH
A telegram from Troy, November 3, says: About
eleven years ago William Farrell, then a resident
OF this city, swallowed two false teeth, and the
rubber plate attached, the substance lodging In
the lower part OF the GSophaguS TWO years ago
the obstruction became 50 firmly wedged that the
sufferer was wholly unable II pSrtake OF anything
but liquid food, and even that caused SO much
pain that Farrell frequently preferred 70 fast for
days at time. Farrell returned To Troy from
Omaha last week, and yesterday the teeth and
plate Were removed by making an inciSion. The
patient rallied after the operation, but began TO
sink this afternoon, and died In few hours.
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The Garfield Memorial Hospital.

MIR. SolomonS, chairman OF the committee OF
ways and means OF the National Garfield Memorial
Hospital, yesterday received a letter from Mrs.
Garfield dated at Mentor. Ohio October 81 saying:
Your letter OF october -, giving account Of the
action OF the Memorial HoSpitaf committee Was
duly received i regard the project as "A grand
Tribute Ia the memory OF Gen. Garfield. aud one
which would be u him most gratifying. The high
character or those engaged In IL 8 The best aSSnr-
ance o! Its Accomplishment I'm the most worthy
manner. Ii VIII be my pleasure ID contribute 10
this object Very truly yours,
'LUCRETIa ". GARFIELD"
In response 10 the recent appeal sent 10 pastors
throughout the country, collections VIII be taken
UP tomorrow in every section az the land FOR the
benefit OF the projected institution.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auct1oneers.
POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF GENTLE
MANS OUTFIT. VIZ: BAY HORSE FIVE
YEARS OLD, GENTLE AND SOUND; SIDE BAR
TOP BUGGY AND SINGLE HARNESS.
In front of salesrooms 9th and streets at TWELVE
O'CLOCK, TUESDAY, EIGHTH instant. n52t
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AMllscnl ents. &c.

FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-The "TourSts" make
their last trip at the Opera House tonight Their
trips are very entertaining.
NATIONAL THEATER.-MisS Abbotts engagement
at the National will conclude tonight with triple
btll-"The Two Cavaliers" the tower scene from
Trovatore and the mad scene from Lucia oil LAM
mermOOr.
The GREAT HERMANN, the preStidigitateur. will
appear with his European Speciality company at
the National Theater next week. His budget Is
very extensive, comprising many new magical
mystthcationS- His feats OF illusion and quick
most part he diScardS the use OF mechanical de-
vices and puzzles
ROLLER SKATING RINK.-The opening OF the
Skating Rink, for the season, next Monday evening
Will be an occurrence OF much interest. Every
thing has been fitted up in comfortable and hand
some manner The skating Will be even better this
year than last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-05
CITY AND DISTRICT.


The fair In progress at the Masonic Temple for
the benefit OF St Patricks Church is being well
patrontzed. The fair room is very tastefully de-
corated. The fair Is under the general care Of
MeSsrs. Charles Mccarthy, G. Ennis and Thomas
j. Myers. The Fair Journal is edited by d. l.
Murphy, assisted by NJ. r. Johnston and W A.
Wallach. The various tables and booths. some OF
which are named after different parishes are in
charge OF the ladies, follows: St Patrfck'S-
Mrs Schwing and CoppeS, managtrS; assistants.
Miss Katie and Miss Annie Schwing. the Misses
HuSSey, Murphy. Garrison, Schnier Fischer Quinn.
Mcnamara, Nondalier, Spear, Woodbridge, harry
and Mrs. White. Sodality-Mrs. Breen. assisted by
the ladies OF Sodality. St Nincent's-MisS Katie
krauSAopf. manager; assistants, Miss Mamie
Poole, Miss Annie AMI Miss Mamie DAILY.
Miss Maggie Reagan, Miss Bessie JirdenSten.
Miss Eveline Myers and the Misses Newton.
Grocery.-MrS Dyer, Miss louie Boone, and Mrs.
custer managers; assistants, Miss Annie Barry,
Mrs Matthews Misses Richly, Byrne, Porter, Any.
Lepley, Carr, Carter, Dant, Dyer, Wills, and Mrs.
ana Miss Clarke. ST. JoSeph'S-Mrs. Hobrook.
MIS- Kelly, MIS-. Daniel Hannah, and Mrs. Clark,
managers: assistants, Miss HusSey. the Misses
Collins and Vonderlehr. The lucky bazaar.-MrS.
Mallack, Mrs. Fenwick, Mrs. Thompson. and the
tion.-MisS Nellie kearon, Miss Melcher. and Miss
Maggie Mccarthy, managers: ASSISTANTS Mrs
Joyce the Misses Dant, and Miss Mamie Kearon
MISS Mary 4. Mccarthy, and Mrs. White. Lunch
Miss Alexander, Mrs Stephens and Mrs. Ennis.
managers The Bower.-MiSS Annie Adamsnn
manager; assistants. the Misses Young Miss Nav
Newton. and Miss Monica Joyce. Jacobs Well
MIS-. Becker, manager; assistants, Miss May
Becker and Miss Alice and Annie Hannah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-05

The most partisan man can't say. There is no.
body so bold as to even hint that either party has
the advantage The crowd about the Astor House
at noon and at the Fifth Avenue at night are as
the sphynx from whose lips no oracular promise
falls. Partisanship is dumb ON the state ticket
there Is thought to be chance for PURCELL OF
hocneSter, VINO opposes the republican candidates
General Carr, for secretary OF State. Beyond that
no one speculates The upper house is likely to he
democratic, and the assembiyis pretty sure to be
strongly enough republican to control a joint con-
happen TO Mr.: Miller in the United States Senate
Ut 10 MI. Lapham. Should such remote nossi
Dalty reach real1ZatiOn no stalWart need annIv
me republican branch OF the assembly wifi he
nal-DIeeo- IN the city Tammany is fightinv for
GA t tha Inc same degree Of doubt obtains here
get gOOd vote for itself it may get into the next
convention. I'VE no big Intltan now. HeaD beat. y
quOth Iammany. 1t may interest your Washinp-
Ion iea0eIS 10 near That the man who will occupy
munster Mortons Chair In Congress is not yet de-
clded upon, even by the ind1cations-that W. w.
Flower for the democrats
FOR tne democrats therer was time when
no democrat need seek efeotion hOnOrS in the
favored district which Morton represented.
But the elevated railroad hines OF rapid transit
have colonized 1t on its b0naers. They have re-
OF their over-abundant force OF unterTined, and
thus there has been blending In their results
OF the political schemes called colOnlzat1On and
gerry Wandering. AstOras personal canvas Is hav-
opponent has the advantage Of not being known
much, IL rich, Is well coached and Is generally
thought to be good fellow. Over In Brooklyn
they ara having it hot ana heayy-Wm Allen
Daggett being busy with the state committee Is
mot Just Ct hand TO DO the right thing for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-05

OLEoMARGARINI FROM YoRKT0wN.-Itis reported
by officers connected with the health once, that
there Is q large amount OF OleOmargarine In our
markets, not labeled as the law directs restau-
rant man, who opened an eating house at York
town during the late centennial brought fifteen
tubs OF 1t here, which he Represented as western
warehouse. Mr. Small, sealer OF weights and
measures, discovering It, secured sample which
he sent TO Prof Taylor, OF the Agricultural deparf
ment who pronounced it all oleomargarfne ana q
very poor article at that The owner OF the tuis.
hearing that NJ small had secured samples at
Eonce had II marked OleomaEgaxin0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-05

The CENTRAL DIsPENsARY.-The general report
OF Dr. John Parsons OF the Central dspensary for
the month OF October, 1881, shows the number OF
inmates white maie adults IS, female adults
los; children, male a, female a COlored-male
adults 81, female adults 177 children, male II, fe-
number of preScrfpttonS. 1.835: emergency cases p
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-09
A COOP COUNTRY FOR FUEL

Senator Davis takes peas ire in oP'u-
ing the eyes o. tn, outside world to he
magnitude OF the coal deposits stored
away in our West Virginia hills. \ few
days ago he p;lotei another party up
through the mountains over the line Of
the projected railroad, the West Virginia
Central, to which reiersIc' has here TO
lore been made in these columns. Some
Of the newspaper men who accompanied
the party have given accounts of what
they saw, that viii he interesting to
even Yves, NirclnIanS. The fJliowing
from the correspondent oi til. Baltimore
!>,n, gives an idea of the coal deposits
in that county:
of course the main OBJECT OF the tx
petition was to look into the coal de
posts of the southern end Ct the Cum
berland coal basin. The Georges Creek
region and the Elk Garden mine Of the
W. Va, &. Il i. railroad are located IN
the northern end. The Fix Garden
vein of the new company Is fourteen feet,
easily worked AMI producing fine
quality OF coal. claimed to be tree from
slate and other impurities. From this
mine $50 tons Galiy are now being
shipped, and this Cuantity will be rap
idly increased. tbs vein IS very rich.
but that ut the southern or Fairfax end
of the basin is said to be still richer.
Mr.. Riordan has already opened
up in the mountains of
the Fairfax region twenty-five
distinct veins, varying from three 10
eleven feet in thickness, and there ar
only few below tour .eet. Adm.
together the larger veins and taking
none less than four fee, into the calCu.
latiOn, the veins aggregate fifty Ieet IN
thickness, aud they cover an area OF 81
square miles, owned mostly either by
by the company or by parties largely i'll
terested in Il. There are other tracts
known 10 contain coal, but 50 tar undo
veloped. The coal already developed Is
either fine quality bltumlnOUS coal, free
from Impurities, gas Cr COaklng coal,
principally, OF course, the first named,
which IS used Tor steam Snd smelling
purposes. There is also vein of what is
believed to be camel coal. To sum
up your correspondent thinks that the
claim made that the southern end OF the
coal basin will greatly outstrip the
northern in prOduCtlveneSs Is well
founded, and that the railroad which Is
already started into this vast region -
an assured success. Property owners in
this region realize the vast utility OF the
road. and so lar there has been no diff
Guilty in obtaining rights of way. The
engineers are hard at work running
lines, and in a year the line Is expected
10 penetrate TO Fairfax region, and come
at last within a few miles OF the famous
Fairfax stone. The coal now being
mined at Elk Garden is being shipped
TO Baltimore. The ultimate intention
is to ship west and south from the
or Fairfax end of the basin.
The immense lumber interests are ex-
oected to be developed after the road is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-09
BETTER THAN THEY THOUGaT

The more the objects and the work
iugs OF the LAM Bill are observed and
understood, the better con:ented are
the Irish 10 adopt it.
GI,pSroNG either devised better than
he know in his bill, rOr the good oi Ire
land. or he is wiser IN his friendship Tor
that people than even their erratlc
leader PNENElL.
On two rack.reuted estates the Irish
Land Court reduced the rent 50 per
cent. In another case the commission
declared substantially that improve.
ments shall he presumed 10 Lave been
made by the tenant, unless the landlord
can prove the contrary. These dCci-
sinus make yood Justice O'HAGAN's
declaration in lis opening address,
that the court was - hr a tenants
count. Certain i is that the tenants are
more pleased with the course OF affairs
than the Irish landlords. Some OF the
latter are reported to be in a sort OF
panic. and to have already entered into
Negotiations looking to ! transfer OF their
estates. JENNINGS, the London cores
prndert OF the New York IIo'd, inter
prctS the principle OF tine Land Court
decisions to be simply an allowance OF
10 per cent OF profits to the owners OF
land and the remaining profits TO ten
ants. who in effect hold the land during
their lives. This principle, he opineS,
would b. unconstitutional in the United
States. bnt intimates that in Ireland
there IL 10 appeal luot even to the
House OF Lords from the decision of
the Land Court. Ii this principle is so
sweeping in It's character, and is sus,
cep;ibIe OF general application, it may
leai 10 the object aimed at BY the Land
Lsa.ue-,he abolition OF landIordIsm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-09
A PHYSICIANS Advice OF Eow 10 Gain
health.
H,RRIsRURG' Pa, March 80, 1851.

H,RRIsBURG' Pa, March 80, 1851.
Nothing is more charming and at
tractiye than q thoroughly healthy,
perfectly formed womSn; hright-eved,
rosy, laughing, joyous, haIpy-taced
girl, one who finds keen pleasure III
merely living. An Invalid wife or
mother is a constant object Of sympathy
in an otherwise contented household.
Happy the home whose women folk en-
JOY perfect health. In my practice |
have always recommended sickly women
to use Browns Iron Bitters. In cases OF
irregularities, dyspepsia, indigestion,
heartburn, Nausea, sour stomach, ner
vousnesS and exhaustiv" debility, l find
it exceeds all other remedies as a true
medical tonic. 1t never fails 7 gently
sOothe, refresh and strengthen the gem
era system, and especially those parts
made weak br continued distress; and
what satisfies me most is, that the cures,
although in some instances gradual,
are always PERMANENTLY. ID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-09
commissioners Sale
T VALUABLE MAIS STREET PROPERTY


IN ,lfe Municipal Court oi Wheeling,
Louis II. Fruzhcim,
vs.. PIN CndnCeTS.
{. ". Fmnlhcild and others,
Pursuant to a decree entered 10y said court in
the above entitled cause on the LIST day OF
November, ISL, the undersigned commissioners
will. on
SATU RDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1851,
Alto O'Clock a m, at the front door fthc Court
nOu>c of Ohio county, sell AZ public auction 10
the highc tand best bidder, the following rca,
estate, tu.wit. That certain piece or parcel ni
iHuI situate Oh the east side OF Main street. be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets i'll the city
al NHt"iiug West Va. fronting on Main street
twenty. two a. feet and running back " Tn mn
,rull width one hundred and thir,y.'wO ll"2l
f. IL, being the south Ouc-hall OF piece of land
y,h...'l WIS conveyed to George ". FrallzSelm,
r.. deceased 10y +. K. Armstrong, trustee, and
Others BY iced dated the 18th day al Ju,y, 9'6',
and recorded in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
County CoGrt OF Ohio county. III deed book No.
70 Iagr ~ AMI devised by said George W. ram
helm ST. hv his last will ana testament, TO kls
SON trnr,,, William FrauIh"im, now deceased.
TEENS p! SALE DIC-tm!d at the puTChaS"
MONEY aud as much NOR as the plrr chaser
mlyrl...i 10 pay, IN cash, and the residue ~
Tine. ,,.unl anuIgl iu>tallmrutS, with interest
from III" day III sale. the purchaser giving his
non, : tor th' deferred payments, with personal
=. ..lri,v to be approved 10y said commissioner,
n. r,luiuiuu IN" title until the payment OF the
pnrc'.,.>" ruIVcy in 'u',. !. 7. JONES,
uopwsi ~lcniIl CUmmis >iOnCr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-09

THE pistol habit is at last bringing
Tennt sseeans TO their senses. The
Louisville CO,rier,J0,nnai suggests as a
remedy for the hip-pocket complaint,
tax of S25 on the vendors OF firearms
for every weapon sold, Il license lee OF
$40 from every person who desires to
carry pistol and fine OF so on every
person caught carrying pistol without
q license.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-09

OsCAE l.. BALDWIN, the precious raS-
cai who robbed the Newark bank Ottwo
million dollars, more or less, was last
wear a contributor 10 the Republican
campaign fund. |, is said that he gave
large amounts 20 Star Reuter- Dorsey 10
all in carrying Indiana in October, and
he also gave more 10 the general fund
than any IAN in Newark. Ii i. could
only be known Just how much money,
stolen in one way and other, WAS used
bv the Republicans in the October and
November elections, good many peo-
pie would I've astounded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-09
NnTiCF TO Tile PUBIC.

lhc public are hereby cautioned against send
in. suy Money ~ orders TO NUSEs * CO.. ~
Nassau stree, New York City, rs authorized by
the Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY 10 sell its
Tickets. They are hnuiiIg the country with
Bogus CiuularS purportre To Gc OF the LoujSi-
ana state Lottery Company. and are fTaudu-
leatly representing themselves rs its agents.
They have no authority from this Company TO
sell its Tickets and are not its agents for any
purpose. NJ A. DACPHlN,
Pres. Louisiana State Lottery Co.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July I, 1881 nO9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-09

TuE Treasury department announces
that on each Wednesday, beginning
with to-day, until otherwise ordered,
two millions OF the continued" 3! per
cent, L. 5. bonds will be redeemed. At
the rate indicated the redemption per
annum, it will be seen, will amount to
S1O4, OOO, 900, leaving still a surplus OF
about s67,OOONO0 in the treasurers
hands, if our national income continues
what it has been for the last few
months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-09

SEVERAL years ago colored man
named LEWIS, at New York, died, leaY-
ing 81. 500 600 to the government 20 pay
tue national debt. His heirs contested
the will, and have fought in every court
for it, but it is now decided that the
executors OF the estate must account to
the government for every dollar OF the