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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-22

Der bebnte unb balo pcuenos wieoer ein=
ldlief. gBdre Warsct nur mad elmer
8iettslltunce wiebsrsetedrt. fls tdtte unz
9eltSrt bic 6antiruns pornebmen tSnnen,
oenn 9err Smbcf idlief 70 feif, bab er Die
8aacnenidaRe nidt sebSrt baben wirbe.
bic in bieiem Nusenblid in Der Terne oas
3clen bes Sturmes 3u burdbrinsen iud,s
ten, wdren fe gan, in ieiner geabe abse'
feuert wcrcen. Maraot mar ieoUd 10 in
itren @eoantsn pertieft, bab iie Die 3eit
oersab unb ebenio penis bes leidten
Traueuidrittes adtete, Der ba bic grcb.
Treppe binabbuidte uno Rd NIT sle,hsr
goriidt benz ebemaliyen Salfenjimmer
niterte.
SlIe bate lore ndhttide gBanceruns
an9etreten uno 3uerit in benz 3immer
@cttfriebs @intebr eebalten, bier erfubr
fe 3enaueres iiber bas ueue Sdlafae=
mad bee 8aters uno beHen ueberRetluna
uno obue ueiteren Gufsntbalt, bon einem
bansen Nbnen erfiiut, BON ben Sesens=
miiniden bes alien treuen Dieners Be-
sleitet, iebte Fe ibren Wes fort.
Den Scrribcr oer Yarterre Hiume
bate 1s erreidt, nun aud ben mobile.
tannten @insuns Der friiberen Rahe. Gin
ihwader eibtidmmer brinst burd bic
Thiiripalte. elm 3eiden, bab bic Ebar
ielbit nur anseleant 1T - unb msnn bies
au1 nidt ber Sal sewsien mare, 10 batie
es nidt einnal ibres 5auptidlIfels BE-
burft, iie ,u Sffnen, benn Der @dtii7el
ifat i'm SdlcB. pe itre Sanb bits beim
eraen @riif fatlte. Dieie @ntb.duns
labt iie freuoiS aufat6men nur 3u britt
den braudt ae unb bic Tbiir bepeat 76
unbSrbar in ibren Gu8elH - its itebt in.
, EN- 3immer.
SCI (Gortfetuns folat.'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-22
Seras 8.

= Sn @alpeifon Seriudte Nntcn $,
Balbenbers iid gu ertrdnfen, inbem e,
BON Der Wberfte in bic Bai iprans. $50,
li5iit @illiamS unb smei gfeser retteten
ibn. Walceaberg fam bon Supana ber=
iiber, 1T leibeno unb man 9laubt, baB bic
8er3Ueifluns iber ieineu miBliden Sc
siunbbeits5uitanb ibm ben Selbltmogbse=
banfen einsab.-Die Tarbisc Nnnie 81
ier 1T mdbrenb ber Nadt bonn Scnntas
ant Tootenbette ibres 8aters am Ser3=
idlas seRcrben.
= 8idter v. S. @alfer in Nultin bat
bic Sluse beS Staates segen bic Snter=
national 8abn babin entldieben, baB ber
8abnseieaiduft nur bic Qanebemillisun=
gen fiir bic Strede bon Qonspiew mad
Seiiericn unb Gultin mad 2areoo entsos
gen merben.
- Der um 1. WirS fir bas Sabr ab=
fdlieBenbe Sinan3beridt bes 9omptrouers
felt bic Staatseinnabmen auf $1.727,.
1923, bic gotalauSsaben Tauf 81 ,O93, :
787. SO feif. 10 ba6 Elm 1eberiduB BON
$633, 9S5.3O perbleibt.
IS. W, Danlp, BET in 6riebrids=
burg wesen Waffentrasens serbaftet, se.
Bsn Sinterlaiiuns feines Yiatees aber
fretse(aHen ipurbe, nm cas @elb CUR Ye=
sabluns Der Strafe unb Soften aufsu.
brinsen. brannte ourd unb muree in We
biua Gitp tpieper einsefuusen. Gr bate
Elm Yferb seitpblan, I'M Die 5lu9t idnel=
let bewerfitelisen gu fSnnen uab wirb
nun bcppelte Strafe gu trasen baben.
= Der 3urnperein in SrieoriAsburs
feierte ant abenb bes 19. iein Sabresieit
burh einen 8au.
= @ine SeuerSbrunit 3erltSrte in Oti=
neola @iSentbum i'm Wertbe pon s81 900.
Der san5s Sperngauss8 s8lod brannte nia>
tev.
- Sn Brcmnpopo murbe bic Yrppcs
iiticn, bic Staot su incorporiren, nit 90
sesen Stimmen rermcrfen.
Die domination bes ieeisen Bc1s
meilterS in Snbianola, Serrn Sulius
Wasner, fir baielbe amt 1T BON Brali=
benten bem Senat einseididt morben.
Sn 8alpeiton ipurheH anei iu=
eeHbli@e 9ieae abgeiaBt, Sic Sen Waf=
fenbdnoler @. S. 9ugbes fplematif6
beifablen,
= gs aiebt i'm staate Al GIiens
babnlinien oeren 8etriebstapital $237 :
l22, 100 betrdgt; iie uerausgabten bonn
1. September 1880 big 1881 fiir Wag=
gons 2ofOmotipen unb gauten $780,
239,957. Sic nabmen elm $40, ,913,s
966. Sie 3iige lesten 12,630,562
Wfeilen surild; IS perionen purben
getobtet unb 342 perlest.
- Die @epablifansr in pOufcn ia:
ben far bic bepOrlfebenee Stactwabl Elm
3idet auiseiteIlt.
= aas BEN @efansniB au 8anoero
finb wabreno per Nadt spnt Wpntaa
teds @sf sfansens entiprunsen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-22

8tses gilt gsss }onte tsiQTesEt biz
Qerpauna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-22


Di,fse Sniti.ut wasbe Int Sabr. 1858 fur er.
stsbanas> unb DOtl,bdtisteiis 9pede spu bu
StaatSlesisIatar eeieb!iH ineorporirt nit eiu,m
Raattal bon 81 100000, III wsldem II. fsitbu
tinsn @efersefpnb scn $3.50. 900 binaussfuat bat
Dur4 elm ltsrlGwsneIibes: 8etum rurbea ibrs
&s@te Elm absil Der sesenwirtissn @taa.ssun.
ltltattOn,. auesnominss an 2. December 1879
Sbre srOben 9iebunsen spm einaelueu
Wunlme n fnbea monatlt tatt. Nsmals pirb
sine 5teeung ssrf9sben. Wan Ieis na&fpIsenb
wreisYsrtteiIuas.
0rObe mOnatli&e 3iebuns Der
C1asse D
tn Ntn Srlsans Oisntag ben IL. Isril 1882.
Ile unisrt flnfiisen 9isbuns.n Rubeu ltatt un.sr
Aufltdt uns 9eiiune Der @tatrile
o. o. 8eaMregard nsa ghmiseana uua
snhal 9. Curly auu 1'irginisu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-22
Grdffu8 Neco.

Das srGB,e MSbelIaaer bsr
Stabt III oasientse bss 5errn s. &us.
W0bsl alsr Irt Hne ealslbR In srSbter
Nuswabl az ben nieorieaen Yrsiisn su
babsn uno In Der Shat tann ieber Sc.
ltmad befriebt9t tpsrben. Yarlor. uno
Shlabimmer.@sts fauit man BET Serrn
:. Nssp gu 6abslfprsiien, ba er feline NlG.
bel brett aus ben srSbtsn Jatritsn bee
eaness bs3isbt. 6err Neeo bat aueer.
benz sinsn srobsn 8orratb BON 5sppiten
uno Watten uuo alien In biefes Sad Elm.
fhlagenben Waaren. @er N0bsi iraenb
mslhsr ars Setraudt, tbut potl, EA an
5srrn 8sso gu wsnoen. Bonn @swStn.
lidfsn bis gum aasrfsinTsn nnb 5teuer=
fen 1T @Ges Ia feiasm Stors 3u Fneen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-22

- Den Sob Nuerbads beipr,dt bic
Bariler Suitic in fclsencer Weiie: Nm
8. itarb in Cannes Serr 3. guerba4,
elmer bet befanntelten eeutl den Hcmanz
id,iftltelIer. st murbe 1912 5u 9eprbz
itetten sebrrea Sein befannteltes Wert
linb bic r@dmarswdloer Dcrfseidid
ten." St BAT 9pinp5as Werfe iiber1ett,
bas beiBt perratben. St mar elm nit
tbenber Sran5cienf freiier unb perfehlte
feline @elesenbeit, I'M ieinen SaB 9eSen
uns uno feline 2iebe gu uaieren nbren
aus3ubruden. s(uerbad ais nhrenoeb
- bieie Gbarafteriitif fcnnte nnr einem
franSSfldeu Blatte einfallen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-22
Wfntter! Wfhtter! Wfntter -!

Wsrost SIR bes Nadts eefSrt werben
uno in gurer Nute untsrbrcGen bura tas
Shreieu eines franfen Ginoes, peld,ss
ShmcrSsn bonn Durdbrsdsn Der 3dbne
lsieet? ST eS Der Jau, 70 feris cine
8laids BON mrs. gHinslews 81 o.,
,tbins Ssrup. Gr mirb ben oymsn
8lsinsp lofprt BON leinen S6msr3en te.
frsien. Dlan psrlalIe 1h barauf 60 bilit.
es 1T tsins Muttsr auf Green, bic ss Der.
luhts une GIA nidt mittbtileu wiirse, paB
ss bic einsewsipe resulirt, ben &leinen
5ulfe unb @eiunbtsit unp Der SHUTTER
auts psritufTt, cab es pis 3aubsr wirtt.
Oas Mittsl 1T iasr in alien Jdasn unb
ansensbm BON @eldmad es wiro bon
elmer Der altsien uno tefsn Dcsiorinnen
in ben Ser, S:aaisnssrihrisbsn. ustsr,
q Bu taten,bie Glafde ,u 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-22
, Die acrresponcen, Der Ser,paip

49, Tte acrresponbens ber Ser3osia
bon &cudsfcucaulo> Dpubespille ipl bents.
nd4it in Yuris beruusseSeben werbene
Die 3citsenpilin Der 6rau bon Sepisne
mar pieQeiat steniO ssiltreid wie oieie
unb in ibren Brisi.n finoen liA hterra=
idenbe geweiie ibres ipriibenoen @iprits
giner ibrer Srennce, @raf Sciepb b'e
...., mar duBerit 3eritreut uno lie bate
ibm idon bdulis pesbulb Srrwirfe &C.
madt. Gines abenbS mar Ell fpleoer Bel
ibr gum Gbee pno perssb teim 0ortssbar
fsineh lleberrod. am fclsenseh Dlor.
Gen ididte 6rau BON 8oudeioucaulb ibn'
ben ueberrcd nit iclsenoem Srieften;
Otein lleber 6reuno, wenn man Splept
beiBt, bari man ieinen Wantel ni4t be
elmer 6rau iuridlanen. Dtertcn Sl'
lih oaS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-22
9e1tid1=Gnaliid1e shmlc.

Das nddite Sduliabr Der ceutidsens:
liiten Sdule besinnt AM WOntas, ben
II. Npril B. s. .-
Sdiiler fir bic ltnterite a(aiie ,perben
0nur oann, uno ntdt ndditen Serbit,
coer tlterbaupt ID d breno oeS SabreS
aufaencmmen perben.
Oa bic 0ldumlidfeiten bic Nufnabme
elmer nur beidrdnften Nn5ubl neuer Sda-
ler seiiattcn, 10 werbea bic betrefienben
Gltern cber Sorinanoer eriudt ibre Sim
Der 5eitis bel benz Secretdr Serrn Nic.
Genss anjumeloen.
Gan antOnio, ben 3. WdrS 1882.
3,3,82,t,bo s. @ropS, Yrdibent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-22

l,S57 0sn'i"Hs In 9stragtsou $Il0,4
Ey- @nfrassn fur @osn.sn, fuwie R aten fir
Glube tOnnen nur in Der Office in Rew> Srleaus
esmadbt wtrbsn.
Wssea Safprmatoa ob. 9sftuunasn l6rsits maa
az Wt. u. Daapbin,
Rsw Srleane 60
Gbma:s Ppex. &sent. gds Ssuiion u, @eeaaia
Sirabs, Gan @Ronio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-22

-Sei benz 6eitmable, meldes Yrdii>
bent s(rtbur tiirSlid int 8eiben Sauie
5relinsbupien, Blaine, uno ibren Damen,
ioipie DuoiD Dopis seseben Fat, sab es
le4SSebn @dnse uno iedserlei Weln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-22

= Wir baben mieber cine sroBe 9tus=
mab( Der beriihmten 9erren= Semoen em=
pfangen, Icwpbl meiBe unb fartise.
s. SoSfe & 9 Sb n e..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-22
Gus. Seabprm,

SdneiSsr, gds Don 6ouRon: II. Naplrro.
ltraBs smtsblt fh eem publitum BON
Gan Nntonio gum @nfsrtissn BON 9srren=
Slsibunssitldsn 6erner ibsrnimmt er
eas Nsiaissn uno jSarbsn eetraaener
Gleieer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-22
9as S.emeite pm sse,u= =Nprf.

FraAlpcae Sleioerltpfie in een mpeern>
iten Shattirunsen.
Stldereien uno Spieen in GROCER
9lu8wabl.
5anotiider uno Giidtider biGiser ais
trSenb NO, Su baben bei
S. So8fe & SSbne.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-10
PRODUCE.
ChicagO.

CHICAGO, May O.-Flour- and un-
changed. Wheat-Unsettled and generally
lower: closed strong; No. > Chicago spring
81 2S@l 25 cash; 81 25 seller May; 2!H
seller June; 81 24@l 24H seller July;
81 l43s seller August; No. 81 l49l 10;
rejected 9O@95c. Corn-Unsettled and gen
orally higher; 7S7s@731fc seller May; 72}lc
bid seller June; 721sc bid seller July and
August; rejected 7Ol5c. Oats-Moderately,
active and higher at 5S1lc cash and
seller May; 521@5235c seller June; 46H9
1870 seller July; 3s1sc seller August: S5h
@S5X seller year. Rye-Dull and prices q
shade lower at 7Sc. Barley-Dull and
nominal. Flax Seed-Steady and unchanged.
Pork-Active. firm and higher at SIS ESQ
Is 20 cash; s1s 656ls 67h seller June;
SIS S5@lS SIN seller July; $40 02!SSls %
seller August. Lard-Demand fair and
prices higher at si1 37H@ll 40 cash !;
Sll S21l seller May; 81 40@li AK seller
June; sll 52]I@i1 IS seller July; Sill 81
seller August Bulk Meats Stronger;
shoulders s. 90; clear ribs $40 g.; sh,rE
clear 81 10. Whisky-StsaR sni ua-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-10
THE FARM AND WORKSHOP.
of no ualna rs manure

Fat is of no value rs manure.
Excess of water in the soil prevents
root development.
All liquid impurities are liable to flow
downward into wells.
The catalpa will grow from cuttings,
but comes better from seed.
For picking, the white spine is con-
sidered one of the best cucumbers.
The Spanish horse is small, and has a
strong dash of African blood.
Galvanized iron will corrOde after six
or seven years exposure to moisture.
Silk culture is receiving attention in
every portion of the United States.
Hungarian grass, or millet, should not
be seeded until the soil is quite warm.
Negligence in the preparation of seed
furnishes the key to many low averages
in yield.
Paper made from strong tibres can
now be compressed into substance 50
hard that nothing but the diamond can
scratch 1t.
The nearer a fattening animal APP
urOches maturity the greater is the
proportion of fat in the gross increase
obtained.
- Probably the largest apple growers in
Maine are J. Pope d Son, of Manches-
ter, who last year raised over 5000
bushels, $500 of which were Baldwins.
The fats occurring in the animal body
are principally stearine, palmetine and
Oleine. Stearine prepOnderates in hard
fats anu oleine in fluid fats.
CotswOld sheep have large, handsome
frames, well covered with flesh, and a
great propensity to fatten. Their mutton
is apt to be rather coarse grained.
a fat calf is 65 per cent. water and ID
per cent. fat, while an extra fat sheep is
81 per cent. water and Is per cent. fat,
and a fat pig is IS per cent. water and
Ill nor cent fat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-10
ALL SORTS.

Thu new pet name Of Cincinnati il
Trichinieapolis.
Where to find the in-try-cases oftbt
law. In the court room.
Yes, Augustus, you are right, soldier
and watch manufacturers make time.
Men who join clubs find the dues tC
pay there; and the deuce to pay at home
| 4 Boston Star.
Boaz of the Bible had his Ruth, but
modern bores are ruthless Bosto"
Commercial Bulletin.
Can the man who is injured while
splitting wood be said to have sufhcient
cause for aXshun?
We know q few army officers who will
never be whipped out Of their boots. +.
S. They always wear shoes.
What word in the English language
possesses the greatest number of'one par
ticular letter." Possesses. ~ Grip.
The saddest consequences of a great
mans death are the verses that are writ
ten to his memory. I Pcdwoae.
Why is the birch rod in school like
the food furnished to bruin in a menag-
erie? 1t is now and then brought to bear.
I Boston Traveller.
Lend me an X" said Jim to Joe;
~ can't, Jim, for this reason:
! have no cash, besides, you know.
This amt the Lent ten season.
It is now the sparrows tiutter
In the gutter,
And the house-maid, very utter,
Scrubs the shutter Puck
Mr.. Gould is coming West i'll May.
People having railroads should see that
the front door is locked at dark every
evening i chicago Tribune.
Bernhardt's next performance Will
probably be in the line of carpenterlng:
She'll doubtless achieve the feat oil
making Greek cross Bosto" Post.
To be stylish, a thing must be very
new, or very old; but tie coin OF the
realm pleases us in whatever shape we
get it Boston Star. Here, too. What
a coin-cidence.-[M T. Netcs.
A Frenchman says: "Apretty woman
has not always youth, it is true, but an
ugly woman is never young He has
never seen Brigham Goung's widows.
They are all Young and nearly all
ugly Morn iStOCn Herald.
An exchange describes ballet dam
GERS dress. The description, though
short, is about three inches longer than
the dress NOrristOwn Herald. We
want things of that kind no longer
GRIP.
"Where are you going in such hur-
ry?" "Only back into the house a min
ute to change my pocket hook"
"Change it," ayes, had no idea the
,lax- x,aO On hot I Starta1 ont with nv
Sealskin pOcketbook."
An exchange, in deploring the neces-
sity of certain bank officers retiring,
saws: 1.-THE bank sustains heavy loss. "
This is certainly a very kind way OF
saying that he stole about million dol
lars YOnker'S Gazette.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-10

changed at 81 Is Butter-Quiet and weak
isir to fancy creamery 2l@26c; fair TO fine
daily H@22c. Eggs-Eeasier at 16Gl6Xc
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 9.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Western lower. but
more active; No. 2 winter red spot 81 3sH
o. 49, seller May 81 3SK bid; seller June
81 3S2sGl 3SA; seller July 81 237<G1 2iH /:
seller August 81 20H bid. Corn-Western
lower, closing firmer; mixed spot and sell
Ter May Sic asked: seller June S11s9S1 Nc:
seller July SlA@S21%e; seller August s2H
@sSc; steamer 7S@7SHc. Oats-Lower and
Coo; Pennsylvania $4,000 Rye-Quiet at
95c@Sl 90. Hay-Unchanged Provisions
Firm and unchanged Butter-LoweT
and quiet; Western packed l5930c; roll
l5Cg2Sc. Eggs-Scarce. active and firm at
l7c. Petroleum - Unchanged. Coffee
Quiet at SCg94c. -Sugar-Quiet. Whisky
Firm at &c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May 9.-Cotton-Quiet and
steady at ll5sc. Flour-Heavy; family
S. 75@6O0; fancy 50 40tg7 l5.sWheat-Dull
and lower to sell; No. red winter 81 32@
3SH spot; 81 l51S seller July. Corn-Dull
and lower; No. 9 mixed 7614@76ssc spot;
7519c bid seller May; T7Hc seller June;
tSs1N ~ SNLtNA -
0ats-Firmer; No. mixed SIC. Rye
Dull and lowerat size Barley-Dnll, weak
and lower at 81 0S. Pork-Stronger at
$40 %. Lard-Stronger at 81 80. Bulk
Meats - Strong; shoulders S. 90; clear
rib 80 20. Bacon-Strong; shoulders SIC;
clear rib II &c; clear PC. Whisky-lrreg-
ular and lower at 81 l2@1 IA; combination
sales of finished goods, so barrels, on
basis OF 81 IA. Butter-Easier but not
quOtably lower.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., May enthusiastically; No.
. red spot 81 3Gl5; seller May 81 36H; seller
June 81 323s; seller July 81 l6; seller Au-
gust 81 l3, seller year 81 IL. Corn-Steady,
but fair demand; high mixed II &c; No. >
spot 7414c; seller May 7324c; seller June
held 73e; seller July 73c; seller year 81 nc.
OatS-Qmet and steady; No. SAC.
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Nav 9.-Sugar-Steady and
in fair demand. Molasses-Dull and un.
changed. Coffee-Not quoted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-10
A PRINcsss's BRIDAL DRESS.
The DresswOrn and the Cake Eaten ny
the Pri neess Helen, Vile OF the Eng
Iish Prince Leopold.

The Pri ncess Helen, Wife OF the Eng
Iish Prince Leopold.
The wedding dress of Prince Helen
was given by her sister the queen OIL
Holland. 1t was made in Paris and was
not finished until yesterday. The petit
coat is Of the richest white satin, with
several small openings near the bottom,
showing a thick wreath Of orange bios
SONS and myrtle underneath 1t. 1t Is
trimmed with two robings of the cost
liest point ~ AlencOn lace coming down
either side, turned with square corners
toward white satin train, in the dra-
peries Ofwhich it disappears. The train Is
Of immense length and is literally sown
with flakes OF silver, while large 6ou-
duets of fleur de lis in relief are embroid-
cred in silver all down the center OF 1t.
II is edged with shelllike Fittings OF
satin intermingled with pointd' Alencon.
The dress has short sleeves trimmed to
match. with point dAlencon and
wreath of myrtle and orange blossoms.
The royal bridecake is built in three
tiers. II rises from gold stand TO the
height of six feet and weighs two num-
bred pounds. At the base are swans and
dOlphins swimming in imitation water.
The first tier is ornamented with four
medallion groups representing Europe,
Asia, Africa and America, separated by
pillars on which is painted q lily upon
satin. On the pillars are vases filled with
flowers emblematic of the United King
dom. Cupids reading support the figure
of literature. The second tier is octagon-
al in form, and the medallions be:r the
arms of England and Waldeck with the
royal monOgrams. On the pillars are
orange blossoms and trophies of love.
Cuqids shower imitation water on the
flowers. The third tier bears a fountain
eneircled with doves by ornamental pill
lars, festooned with wedding favOrs. The
whole is surrounded by vase contain
ing bouquet of flowers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-10
DRY GOODS,
New York.

NEW YORK, May 9-Exports of cotton
goods for the past week have been G,O35
packages and since January l, 1882, amount
to 81, 23l packages, against 81, 1876 last year
and S9,97S in 1850. The market to day has
been exceedingly quiet. Through distri-
button of many goods on orders there has
been fair to good business, but other than
this there has been little attention extend
ed or effort made to sell goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-10
RAILROAD BoNDs-Irregular.

STATE SECURITIES-Flrm.
STOCKs-Share speculation opened with
prices irregular, Kansas and Texas and
Wabash preferred being ;. lower and
Michigan Central q higher than yester-
days closing prices. In early DEALINGS
prices continued irregular, but in the main
higher. Manhattan Elevated advanced
3 per cent, and Louisville and
Nashville and Lake Shore *
"a slight advance Michigan Central and
Denver and Rio Grande being conspicuous
in the upward movement Lake Shore and
Manhattan Elevated fell off 15@s per cent,
the latter for Lake Shore. The market then
became dull with an advance of y@M per
cent, Reading and Michigan Central being
the most conspicuous in the rise. Subse
quently the market declined -H@H per
cent, Michigan Central and Lake
Shore leading in the downward move.
The list again recovered 1s@lH per cent.
latter c. c. c. and |. During the afternoon
speculation was rather dull and prices il
regular, but generally lower, Michigan
Central, Delaware. LaCkawanna and
Western and Hannibal and st. Joe prefe--
red being prominent in downward move.
then advanced q per cent. New Jersey
Central and Wabash common advanocd e
and Delaware and Hudson IS. During late
in the afternoon, while speculation grew a
little more active, prices continued to de.
cline; Western Union declined n; Den
yer and Rio Grande IA, and New York
Central l. The market closed generally
weak, prices being H@2H off from high
est point of the day, latter Denver and Rio
Grande.
transactions 275, 900 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-10
WOOL.
Boston,

BosroN, May 9.-Wool - Steady; Ohio
and Pennsylvania extra 4l@i3c; Michigan
and Wisconsin 40Gg4l Nc; cOmbing and de
laine 43@4Sc: unwashed fleeces 25rG32c fol
fine and medium grades; pulled 25@iSc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-10

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the pre-
scription of one of the best female physi-
clans and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
failing success by millions of mothers for
their children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, grip
ing in the bowles and wind collie. BY Civ
ing health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25 cents hottie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-10

Deeply-rOoted crops, a. wheat, red
clover and mangel, are those best fitted
to resist drought, while shallow-rooted
crops, as grass and turnips, are those
that suffer most from it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-10
EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIE.

AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Mr.. and Ms. VIM. ID. Caben will open a
Female School at the National Capital, a
Select Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies, on the THIRD WEDNESDAY IN
SkMPEMBER, in the building at present oc.
cupied by Mrs. NJ. X Arch.rs School on
Fourteenth street. Mr. and Mrs, Cabell will be
assisted by a complete corps OF Masters, and
every facility will be afforded 10 students in
advanced classes, while the preparatory de
partment will receive most thorough atten'
lion. The modern languages will form n
prominent feature Of the school. For full
particulars address the Principal.
WILLIAM ID. CABELI.,
ups7egvb MN. ST. n. W.. Washington, ID. Q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-10
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May Hogs-Quiet and
firm; common and light s. soar 50; pack
ing and butchers, s. 20@s On. Receipts
$40 head shipments 1872 head.