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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-09
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-09

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-09
EVERY ONE s N1T1g1s

YOUNG MEN You want sa and Tss ss9ay
of situation address Valentine Bros, GAINESVILLE,
Wis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
MARTINS FERRY.

The employees at tho Jast furnace were
paid yesterday.
The Lone Star Club will dance at Etna.
vile Saturday night.
The lIepwood blast fsrpace is still bank
ed up awaiting supply of cake.
The Laughlin mill is working right along.
New nail machines are going in every few
days.
Rev. T.. C. Simpson has returned to the
city, and will preach nj the I. L. church
this evening
Miss Kate Abbott entertained q number
other yonng friends at her home OH First
street last Tuesday night.
The talk about a furnace at the Lsughlin
mill has about suhsided and there il little
probability OF such thing
The Lake Erie .bridge at this point Is
now considered fixed fact, aud IL IL 90
pccted that work viii be going on in few
weeks, or months at farthest.
Tickets through 10 Wheeling for dime
now. via the ferry boat and street cars.
Martins Ferry people, will be able 10 get
to Wheeling cheap one OF these days.
Edward Morris was before Mayor Mitch.
ell yesterday, on charge OF fighting. m
account OF which was published in this pa
per some DAYS ago He left SO and costs
Tor the benefit OF the incorporated village.
The telephone subscribers at Martin s
Ferry. like those at Bellaire, are very much
dissatisfied with the service given them,
and will demand better In future. From
| : or O'Clock in the morning until . OF
halfpast in the evening is hardly time
enough for the amount OF money ex'
pended.
Gernania Lodge No. Z Of Wheeling came
| over ON the Little Anna night before last
TO visit Ohio Lodge No. 81, Of this city
The Oriental degree was conferred on
number Of Wheeling members. After o.
interchange OF courtesies, the Martini
Ferry lodge invited their guests 10 sup
per nj the sherman House. The visit VA
o pleasant and profitable one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
The BURNED WORLD" BUILDING.
Two Killed. Eight Injured aud Fifteen
Persons Missing,

NEW YORK, February Fire engines are
still pouring water upon the ruins of the
burned World building. 1t will be several
days before the lire in the debris will have
been quenched 1t is still matter of con-
lecture as to how many persons perished
Thus far fifteen persons are missing, two
known to he killed and eight injured. Fol
lowing is the list as made up by the police
ut noon to-day:
Ellen Bull. colorcd janitresS.
Richard Davies, compoSitOr, wounded
Harry Joint, badly burned.
Robert Bowie, compositor, badly burned
Col. ). ID. Bruce, burned slightly.
Leslie s. Bruce, burned slightly.
Charles +. Harris, burned severely.
Edward Moore, burned badly.
George NJ. Elne. burned slightly.
Walter Norris. scorched slightly.
Charles White. burned slightly.
Two employees of the Observer, slightly.
Missing-Mary Blair, compositor Rah-
way, \. J.
Joseph Cunningham. compositor, New
York
John Dempsey, engineer, New York.
Alfred w. Harris, foreman, New Jersey.
Hayman, agent, New York.
Mr.. Gunthcr, editor Scottish ip,eIiCdR.
Henry z. Johnson, Compositor, New
York.
Il. S. MAILER, lawyer. Brooklyn.
u, \. Mccormack, painter, New York.
Mary ]. OCOnnGr New York.
Mary Snith, New York.
William Stubbs, photographer, Brooklyn.
Robert Treadway. compositor, Brooklyn.
ID. W. Denisoa, compositor, Brooklyn.
Miss Ryerson, compOsitor, New York.
Later information leads to the belief that
TO the list of dead must be added Frank
Cunningham. Alfred Harris and Robert
Treadway, whose bodies are supposed TO
be- in the ruins.
One More Lost.
NEw TosS. February l.-Joseph Gun
nincham. foreman OF the ObSerror c0mpos'
ing room. is regarded ~ lost in the Park
Row fire Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
FIRE RECORD.

I.ocxcoyr. y. Y, February l.-The Hour
mills OF Thornton & Chester. Arnold &
Bolc, and Oliver Gibson. were burned last
evening. Assistant Chief Engineer George
Woods, was cut off by the fire and compell.
ed, as last hope, to jump from the sixth
story, and was killed instantly. Several
firemen were badly hurt Loss one hun
dred thousand
Iowa CITY. IowN, February IA fire at
Oxford, village sixteen miles west ot
Iowa City. destroyed the Central Hotel and
Danwiddie House. and the Douglas build
ing occupied by Jas. Harmon, grocer, at an
early hour this morning. Insurance un-
known. The property is entirely destroyed.
ToroNro, February l.-Rhoy Co. s
furniture store-house, on the Esplanade, at
the foot OF Lorne street, is on fire. The
loss will be heavy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
BeIIAiRe.

There rSll be- . meeting Of eouooii thi,
evening.
Diphthcria'has gone but typhoid fever
is numerous.
Mr.. Kin,ball, OF she Iowa City Works. is
in the city On business.
Uhrichsville. out the Tuscarawas. will
soon have a glass works.
VIM. Ball, Of caldwell, got eighteen
months in a,e epenitentiary for forgrry.
Three of the -, O0e pensioners Of the war
of 1912 are residents u Mead township in
this county.
Brooks, the mlocSist, says he went
through twenty-nine lseAs in Bellare tbs
other afternoon
Vim. Iawrence, Jr., f~merly Of the Graf
ton E1gie, Is now local editor OF the Cam
bridge Je1tTsonidss
Some sneak thieves tapped the till oG Mr..
Aassaman's shoe s.ere y day or two ago
and got about SS5.
The keg factory A. the Bellaire mill is
turning out all the kegs that are rcquired
tos the nail factory.
The Board OF Health will meet at the
City Building at four O'Clock this afternoon
for the purpose Of organizing.
A limited supply OF ooks having arrived
at beth the Bellaire and Riverside furnaces.
they will be on full blast to-day.
Alex. Graham. OF Pipe. Greek below this
city, was 50 seriously injured by fall from
q house that his life is isspairsd Of.
The Riverside nail factory at Wheeling
made s,5j, 900 kegs Of nails last year, the
largest quantity turned out by any mill in
the Ohio valley.
Levi Cassell formerly Mayor of this city,
and an excellent citizen, left yesterday for
Hamilton. Ont, 10 assume management OF
glass house there.
The new bottle works legan work yester-
day. qIite large days work being turned
out Bottles are made from half ounce
in size to half gallon.
Dubois and Mccoy report business rs
very brisk. They have contract TO fur
nish lumber. ect., for seven: houses which
are ts be finished by April.
The Cambridge Jcbnso,'iom says Last
Thursday there was left for record with
Cyunty Recorder Thomas deed OF trust
on the Wheeling & Cincinnati Mineral
Railway 10 the Central Trust Company, OF
New York, to secure the bonds u the com.
pany to the amount OF 81 ,2bNUOO. The deed
was signed by J. ii. Sullivan President Of
the road, and W, II. Atkinson, Secretary.
Gen. warner says the action Oi lellaire
has thrown damper on the proposed Ohio
Valley railway proper. and says further
that unless financial interest is manifest
ed soon, the road will not be built. Mari
eta has already subscribed one-half Of her
quota, rs has every town Oh the proposed
route I,ellare has done nothing. hence
the responsibility Of the failure must rest
on her shoulders.
The funeral services of Miss Lulu Piper
took place yesterday morning In this city,
and were conducted by. the Rev. A. II.
Chapman, OF the NJ. +. Church. The floral
tributes were very beautiful, among them
being bouquet and anchor from Wheel.
ing friend. The pail bearers were VIII
Tappan, G.. G. Marsh, GRANVILLE Gray, Frank
Rinehart, Alexander Littiejohn and James
Gilliland. The remains were taken 10 the
Is. 4 o. depot and ,hcnce.to 81. Ciairsyille
for ntcrment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
Serious Accident.

CLEVELAND. February While twenty
men were at work this afternoon digging
away an embankment, perhaps fifty feet
high, near Brosdway in this city. for
roadway of the New York, Chicago ana 81
Io,lis railway, and two were on top shov-
cling, the others atstAe' foot removing the
earth thrown down, the men on top no.
ticed crack suddenly appear in the bank,
and shouted an alarm to those below. The
men all ran. but the bank quickly caved.
aud caught two, Joe Zoesky and Henry
Hast, partly burying them. Both of Zoes'
ky's legs were broken and Hasts right leg
was caught between timber braces and
pinched completely of, just below the
kuee. The men were conveyed 10 the
cbarity hosnital
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
NEW YORK.
Meeting Of the American Agricultural
Asseciation-A Good Attendance-Ps-
pers Read. &c.

.Specioi Dispatch 10 ihe Register.
NEw YORK, February THE American
Agricultural Association met this morn
ing, and promptly at 10 o'clock was called
to order by Col. Sprague, OF Vermont
President of the Association, who well
coined the members in brief, wellwOrded
and hearty speech.
There were about one hundred and htty
delegates present, representing nearly
every State east of the Rocky Mountains,
and finer looking body OF men would be
difficult to find in any country. They are
all farmers to q greater or less extent, and
embrace those who have aneat little home
stead, as well as those who are monarch
over thousands of fertile acres, and, as a
rule, are Intelligent quickwitted and
hard-headed.
A paper on Moving Crops was read by
J. u. Whitman, Granger editor OF the
Wheeling REGISrEs, which was well re-
ceiyed; OH "Ensilagc," by Mr.. Fremans, of
New York a very valuable paper, and by
DR.. Bailey, of Connecticut the Silo King.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Morning Session.

\ large number of spectators. principal
~ ladies, were present at the opening OF
the House session yesterday, in anticipa-
tion of the debate over the prohibition
question which had been made the order OF
the day, and they continued to come until
the space in the lobby was filled up.
The proceedings were opened with
PRAYER by the Rev. DR.. Mulford, of the Bap-
tish Church. Of Wheeling. who showed by
the tenor of his petition that he Was not
oblivious to the business appointed for the
day, but took occasion to invoke the divine
wisdom for the members and victory for
the right in the temperance cause.
InyestIGating the AsyIums.
Mr.. Bee. from the Committee on Humane
Institutions. reported back the resolution
heretofore printed recommending the ap-
pointmeHt of q joint committee of the
Senate and House to investigate the affairs
of the Weston and Romney AsyiUms, ac-
companying the report with the copy OF a
newspaper containing some sttidavits rela-
| tive 10 the conduct OF affairs in the Insane
| Asylum.
| Mr. Moffctt inquired il the aida ;its con-
| tained charges against both asylumS?
Mr. Bee replied, only rs 10 the Insane
Asylum.
| Mr.. Ferguson wanted to know whether
| these were specific charges, and whether the
! committee endorsed them.
| Mr. Bee replied that the committee
thought the charges sufficient ground for
an investigation.
! Mr. Moffett said that il there were no
/ specific charges against the Romney Asy-
| lum he would move 10 amend the reSolu.
/ ton BY striking out what relates to the
Romney Asylum. He said that from his
knowledge OF the condition OF the Romney
| Asylum, if q committee will so there they
would find nothing wrong, and neither
would any crookedness be found in an in
spection of the Insane Asylum.
Mr.. Grantham said he wanted an inves
| tigation OF the Insane Asylum and th'
| SUPERINTENDENT wanted it.
| Mr.. Holt wanted to know il the commit
! tee based their recommendation upon tht
| affidayits. He said that rumors could b
heard about everything and everybody. L
it was based upon mere rumor. he Hoult
| vote against it.
! Mr.. Ferguson offered an amendment t.
\ the committees resolution reciting that
whereas specific charges of mismanage
ment and mal-administration have beer
4 made in the Ciarksburg telegram agains
the Hospital for the Insane, therefore, re
| solved. etc
Mr. Moffett wanted the charges sgains
the Rnmney Asylum also stated In th
preamble, and also, efeTtd "a aIeadmsi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

to the amendment reciting that the Super
intendent OF the Insane Asylum requested
the Investigation.
Mr.. Hubbard objected to the preamble
because ii would have the effect to eircum-
scribe and limit the investigation.
A vote being taken on Mr.. Mofett's
amendment, it was adopted Ayes, 2i;
nays, IA.
Mr.. Hubbard demanded the ayes and
nays on Mr.. Ferguson's amendment as
amended. Ayes, 3f;.aays, 2s.
Mr. Moffett renewed his motion to strike
out that which related to Romney. Ec-
jected.
The original resolution was then adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

io iesdins eitisess 81 sae BISeE asls' w ~
forwardsdr . tt canirmau Of ths delega-
ton and pxh1lhe6 In The losal papen:
THE dbirgssicu from the Black Hills
was not sest 10 Washington torAke nght
on Governor ordway, As dispesches fHdi-
cate, but to work for the division sne ID
mission. In ssking for the removal OF tie
Governor. thsy not only exceeded theit in
structions, bus n,isrepresent the people ot
Dakota
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

In the,e times Of quack medicine sdyes-
tiscments everywhere, IL Is truly gratts.
ing. 70 ind one remedy that II worthy 'of
praise. and which really does as recon-;
inepded. Electric Bitters we can youch
for as being trne and reliable remedy,
and oae that will doas recommsnded
They inyarisbiy cure stomach and liver
complaints, diseases st the kidneys and
urinary difficulties We know. whereof We
speak and can readily say. give them. 4. trial.
Sold at fifty cents . bottle by iogaa- & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
PUTTING PADDOCK.
what the Nebraska Delegation Say
The Northern Pacific and the Sooo
RilI-Dining the President.


The Northern Pacific and the Cobb
BiII-Dining the President.
SpeciaIto Western Associated Press
WASHINGTON. February 1.-Senators San
ders and Van Wyck, and Representative
Valentine, the Congressional delegation
from Nebraska, this morning, called upon
the President and urged upon him the ap-
pointment of ex Senator Paddock TO some
important position under the administra-
tion. They reminded the President that
Nebraska was reliable Republican State,
of the growing West, and stated the people
of that State thought they ought To be en-
titled to a representation in the Caolnet-
They said if the appointment as Secretary
of the Interior had not been positively
determined upon. they would name rad
dock As NebraSkaS choice for that position,
and would assure the President the ap-
pointmcul would be acceptable to their
State. ,,,,
Ex-Commissiorcr o; Patents, Marble,
now land commissioner of the Northern
Pscifis. Railroad, is here, and has oesn an
ron ference With q Congressman ne Is
here, it's said, to watch the Cobb Dill anu
Kindred measures in relation to the forfeit
ure of land grants. He said the Northern
Pacific Company was not apprehensiEe OF
losing its lands and that the company anu
its officers were entirely satlshed Win
the reference of the Cobb bill TO the Jum-
ciary Committee.
senator Hill. of Colorado, entertained
President Arthur, ut dinner, at MS resi-
dcnce last evening. The British minister
and number of Senators and theis waves
were among the guests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
Ha, s.ate.mnn I'm the Cooler

CoLuNRus, S. C., February l.-State Sen,
ators Fishburne and Smythe had a serious
misunderstanding Monday, and dIel
was expected. Pishburne was seeking
smythe yesterday with threats TO kill him;
Both Senators were arrested and released
on bond Fishburne renewed his threats
and was rearrested and is now in Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
WHEELING * LAKE ERIE.
wing OF the observation-disclosures OF
|SNr~rs-The Prospects Ahead-NeW
~'iiaE Stock. Etc.

>~tiiak Stock. Etc.
Syrri1' Dispatch 10 he Register.
''sE"E. o.. February l.-Thc stock
''''s and directors Of the Wheeling and
7 E'e railroad, were in session here to-
The new Board OF Directors elected
,'''n.er, was permanently organized
u by the election Of j. G. Kennedy, OF
i0rk, President, and Noah II. Swayne
.'''". Vice President.
s'aNI-uctIon Of several branch roats
Sa.tbo,izcd.
meeting was a harmonious one, and
'--''s OF the company are in a first
'''hdon, with excellent prospects
The road is now in operation and
- sool business. which i steadily
'.e .aSt meeting. several new en-
''o considerable rolling stock has ar
''' oeen put on the road ".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
s,,.-..n maa Orer the FnndIng BiII,

lNpecial o HtS'rrh dts"c''H'u I''s''
WASHINGTON. February 1, - senator
saunders has consented to move recon-
sid.ratien of the vote by which the Plumb
amendment to the per cent. funding bill
was adopted. Senator Sherman declares II the IN
Plumb amendment is made a part OF the oili,
he will abandon the measure or SURRENDER
il TO Plumb and vote against the oili, Is Ia
his opinion it is better to defeat the en''re
bill than TO have il thus amended
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
u,x, Do,nxs I'm Oh. Old Dominion.

DAHyILIE, Va, February IA desperate
fight took place yesterday on the Lanier
plantation between the King and Slate
families with shot guns and pistols. Geo.
Slate shot Tom King and was stabbed eight
times. Old Mrs. King was mortally stab
bed. Mrs. Slate was badly wounded. Three
of the former will die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

of submitting an amendment unless il also
approves it, The object is to get the senti-
ment of the Legislature whether the prop
osition ought 10 become the organic law,
! aud he did not see any necessity for amend
| ing the resolution. He believed il 70 De
sufficient as originslly offered 10 indicate
| that when the Legislature votes TO submit
| it also endorses the proposition, and for
that reason he was opposed to Mr.. huo-
| bard's amendm eut.
Mr. Hubbard further agreed that II was
impossible for anybody to mistake the
purpose of the original resolution; that IN
voting for il required anything more than
their consent to its submission to the poo
| pie, and replied to the precedents present
| ed by Mr. Ferguson.
Mr. Ferguson said that he did not intend
to be led off from the main issue by the IN
genious and specious argumeats OF tn:
gentleman from Wheeling, asd insistec
that in voting for the resolution we only
agree that this proposition shall be sun
mitted TO the voters of the State.
The Vote.
| After further argument by Messrs. Deck
with and Monroe, Mr.. Ferguson called 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
Daneuhower and Grow safe.

WASHINGTON, February l.-Secressss
Hunt received the following this morning.
Sr. PErExsBUEG, February i.
SscreiaTy HtInt, Washington, ~. q.
DaneShower telegraphs: Report my ar
rival WITH nine seamen The sick are betr
ter. Dc Ioas las beea traced to- dehnise
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
Burned NJ Sea-

Sr. JoHN, n. b, February News has
been received that the ship Roxeilana was
burned at sea, aid several lives lost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
HOFFMAN,.



operation by the authorities hearty and in
telligent.
lSiguedl HoyYa,s.
Clerk ofthe senate.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-The Demo
cratic Senators in caucus, cOnsideaed the
resolution of Senator Harris, proposing
the election OF Neil Brown, of Tennessee
formerly reading clerk of the House
Of Representative, to be acting Chief
Clerk of the Senate while Colonel Shober
continues to be Secretary of the Senate.
This resolution received the caucus en-.
dorsement, and the Republican members
OF the Senate will be requested 10 permit
its adoption.
Naval Affairs.
The subcommittee of the House Com
mittee on Naval fairs is devoting daily
sessions to the consideration of the various
questions presented in the report OF the
advisory board in favor of the construc-
tion of thirty-seyen vessels OF war. The
weight of opinion, thus far, is
decidedly in favor of the construction OF
steel ships and steel guns OF six-inch cali
bre. Nr. Park, OF Pittsburg, says the facil-
tiles of the steel works in this country for
supplying steel plates for ships is 100 tons
daily.
of EthiS1OnS 1hu w AAss A"Cy SoSss
The Commissioner of Pensions, in reply
to the House resolution, calling for infor-
nation as to what amount of appropriation
would he required to ann ually pay pensions
during the next twenty-five years, based
on the following conditions: II all claims
for pensions arising from the war of the
rebellion shall be adiudicated within seven
years, the period terminating June 3Oth,
1855 and if at the end of that period the
survivors of the war with Mexico and their
widows shall then be pensioned at S. per
month. The commissioner estimates the
amount required for % years ending with
1895, at 81, ,JiI ,65l, ,593, of which 1854, 229
977 are rebellion claims filled prior to June
80, 1850. ST., 100000 rebellion claims filed
after June so, 1880, and $5l, ,92l GIG Mexi-
can war claims The amounts grow gradu-
ally less annually from S62, 100000 10 $23.-
0OQGtO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
nse sl.ek HfIIs Delesatiea.

DxApwoon, DaKora, February LIN re-
snonye 10 a statement that the Black His
Je,eeation. Mt Washington, had requested
he removal OF GeSerpor 0rdBsy, the tai'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

The Bzsr SALyr In the World for Cat1
Bruises. Sorss. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Y6fer
Sores, letter, Chsppsd Hsnds, Chiiblaln2
CONS aud ali Skin Eruptions, and PoAtiys-
ly cures Piles. II II guaranteed "a Pye
perfect satisfaction or money rseunde1
frice IS cents per boz. foxs LaUn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

To sll who are suffering fron ~ ssrce
and indiscretions Of youth 1etyoas yeak.
ness, early decay, los d uanh0od, &c, !
VIII send 4 recipe thaS win cure 20, nm
orcaApGx. This efsat remedy uas disno1'
cred bya missionary h 6outh Amesiea.
Send . sels- addressed eavslope - IL Hev.
JosePA {. Iausa. Station p hss tsnN4'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
THE NEWS.

There was no organizationof the New
8, Legislature yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

Fosoxro, February i!GMiiier, the escap.
81 Pittsburgh convict, was b~forc . Judge,
today, for extraditioD and the argument
aajsursse until to-moyrdw. His counsel
says he will not give HIM uY without q
hart fight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

h.rr nrctwOcompanies seeking from
EUg.ish Parliament charters for a
|ac, UH,lrr the British channel; the
fla Minister Of Public Works has
ao.i,'d a railway company to make
-'ac, under the straits of Messina
|r Scylia to Charybdis; the French
s1iag 20 construct canal from the
1as-a "ollieries to Paris, deepen the
|laaaI of the RhOneand light thecOast
4Gslricity. On the whole things
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

The coinage ofthe mints during jan
-, VA. so, 45O, 900, of which $500, 900
-, .t,pdar,l silver dollars.