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Daily Republican., 1882-10-28
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S. II. Hopes, of West Chester, was
relieved Of his gold watch and pocket
book, containing few dollars in
money, on Wednesday night, while al
the Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
attempting TO get on the midnight train
for West Chester. Ee was in the crowd
at the gates when man by him allud.
ed to the immense crowd aud wondered
whether they would be able to get or
the train, when number Of other men
began to Gro Wd still closer around him
Soon after wards the man who was talk
ing with him disappeared. Mr.. Hope!
found soon after that his watch and
pocket book had gone with him.
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Rob FOrd AeOI'I

Eat PlattDburg, M.',ff ~ If R,S|
the jary in the cssS ,dsy Of Of TS|
trial for the mutuOt Ot not d
SStsr tSslssrsphsd ! thS ..a apSldPEG snd 81
Gov. 6rittenden. 81. 1It city
speers, at Kansas Wv
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ImDOrHed CORtss

w. M. Kennard & Co. have = large
assortment of ladies, misses and chllu-
rens imported coast.
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Invited,

Vvu.Iuvut, yuu W eoO LO'LuI uIonou
samnle rooms. The dining rooms will
interest you. Ball u 70.
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OIlce.

Next week we will exhibit our 30
cent gilt paper. See If they can be sur
passed. Ball b Go.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-28
WapIsd1

A boy who .,nd Csa F'oSs 'Sss
EE.TEIpupL1cAS REP oisc"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-28

TIranich 4 Blch, Square Pianos The mos
n beautiful In finish and sweetness Of tore,
delights everybody. Prices mo Teas naole.
the Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-28

nOY only for beautiful organs with and
NVDPD 9s'Ops. large cases at ALI EMS
Store, masonic Temple. oc2S-lt'
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The Fete Days.

Being ended the regular
course of things will be
resumed to-day. Our busi-
ness has not been interrupt
ed, but it has been somewhat
disturbed by the affairs of
the great Bi-Centenhial.
Last night a large force of
our people put our stock In
orferfor the trade complete
today.'
WE ARE READY
for all the men and boys
needing clothing that will
come. Our stock is large.
more varied and more COM
plete than ever, both in
suits ana overooats. Prices
upon the Oak Hall basis,
which is always below the
market.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-28
s.Wbat ths .

Agents ts.,.,mss, tell as 70 q q q
they have ever SO1T 1WTOuh
them. them BAH s. oopp'.-
Daily Republican., 1882-10-28

A. n ason l. HamIin Organs, the best In the
WI world only from s. to ~ per month at
ALIENS, Masonic temple.
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EOTICER.

N,OTIOF-NEW ,STOOK IN TuE Ola.
~ mOnd State Loan Association, hrst
payment now que, no debt nor property, In
terest per cent, money cheap. Gall day
or evening at Shipley st. George Q.
Maris, Sec'y. Octlz-lbt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-28

WTANTFD "A MIDnDE AGED WU.
w to ke'p house in small family, a
short distance in cCuntry. Address b. y. this
office. Oc2S-3tt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-28

VTTANTED-A GOOD BOY TO TENL
w ct re Apply Monday u oIning a 4
Daily Republican., 1882-10-28

SXYANTED-AT 2CS e. FIFTH STREET,
w 3 gentlemen boarders 10 q private
family. CcI6.Stt
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P. s.

Be careful and examine
our goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere and
save 25 per cent.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-28

VTYANTED- A FEW GO3D PARLOR
w match filters. Steady work. Apply
at lo7 North Second st philadelphia. O-Slt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-28

Wy ANTED-A WOMAN TO X e L P
w house in a family Of two. Apuly to J.
GROVES, Cnristlana. Del. oc2S-ltd-ltwt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-28

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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
RECORD
OF MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DgATRs III
SACRAMENTO CITY AID County,.

The following is list of the marriages,
births and deaths ia Sacramento city and
county during the past year, as nearly IS can
be compiled from authentic sources Those
for toe month of December will be found on
another page of this paper:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
AIR DRYER.

was thus prepared to remove ny rsisins
from the field and place them under shelter,
and at the same time to expose them to the
drying air or wind in good weather, and by
closing the building to shut cut the wet or
moist air in times of rainy weather. found
this a considerable advantage As this
season was late, with cold air, the drying was
not rapid en- ugh, and 1 introduced steam by
means Of steam pipes at the bottom of the
building, furnishing the steam with an ordi-
nary steam boiler. With this improvement
I am pretty well master of the situation.
and can perfect my seasons crop even in
seasons of early rains. This dryer is of course
only used to finish up the rsisins that have
been partially dried in the sun, when bad
weather sets in. i do not think it will pay
TO do the entire drying by artificial heat. I
have heretofo used the common board trays
In the DIR. ing-house, tat shall construct wirs
screens TO be used hereafter. thus permitting
the heated air f oIn the pipes TO
rise directly through the drying grapes.
NV present dryer has capacity of about
l. 49,. 600 pounds, or 7423 tons OF uudried
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
SULPHUR,

When the soil is moist enough TO produce
large raisin grapes, tEe safest plan is TO use
sulphur every year. When TIE new canes
have well started-say three or four inches
long-in the spring, the sulphur should be
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02

The important point in pruning young
vines is to get good shape. The heads
should rot be more than four to six inches
high The pruning commences the next year
after planting, by cutting off all the wood,
leaving the stem with not mora than three
branches, an inch long each. the next year
the pruning for fruit commences. About
three branches, each with one bud, should
be left this year, and the vine will probably
throw out some branches from dormant buds
at the intersection Of the branches of the
main STEM question the propriety of sum-
mer pruning. but water suckers should be
Topped off. In after pruning the small and
weak branches should be cut off close, leaving
a fair number of the strongest branches cut
back to one bud each. The number must be
by the strength of the vine. SYM
metry must always be kept in view, leaving
about an equal number of branches on each
side Of the vine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10

question of time and ingenuity until the
thermo electric battery Will supercede
steam, as steam has superseded water
power for all general purposes. It is al
ready an ascertained fac. That heat can be
as readily turned into electric power as il
can into steam. II may take considera-
bic time, and it probably will, for the
thermo battery to Be brought to the same
degree of efficiency as is the engine, but it
is only a question OF time. In the
meantime it Is already in q
state of development that will soon. with
out further improvement, make it yigor-
Gus rival of the steam engine in certain d.
rections, and for the production Of electric
ity for direct use for Illuminating purposes,
steam power and the dynamo machine will
not long be competitors Of the thermo-
battery"
will your invention soon be brought
permanently before the publicT
Il do not care TO speak Of that more than
to say that certain persons are interested IN
il who have abundant means to bring out
all its merits have placed the details OF
a business arrangement in the hands OF
friend"
Mr. Patterson has resided in this city all
his life and has been prominently identi-
fed with a number of business interests.
He has an inventive turn OF mind and has
obtained quite number Of patents OF great
er or less value. BRIAN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10

Policemen Rob-, begun at Uniontown, Pa.
Continuance Of effort to start Wilson
walkers Co.'S mill, at Pittsburgh, with
non nnion men.
Car load Of Hive stock and agricultu raj
implements shipped from Washington, Pa,
70 pittsburgh Exposition.
An engine on the b. & o. strikes wagon
Mhlle the latter Is crossing the track near
SDarnsSville, o. One occupant of the wagon,
MIS- Mary Kennard, fatally injured.
GENERAL.
Everything quiet in Egypt
Tariff Commission at Louisville.
Opening of Toledo Tri-State Fair.
Ind.
Over six hundred deaths from cholera AZ
Manila. ~
Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise at
Chicago.
Opening of Cincinnasis tenth industrial
Exposition.
Report of experts named to investigate
INTO the condition of Guiteau's brain.
Departure of government astronomers
Tor New Zealand to observe transit of Venus.
Yellow fever scare at San Francisco.
Rsbolical attempt to wreck train near
Dunbar, Pa.
Trouble brewing among Pigan and Chey-
Nne Indians.
Arrest of Jake" Commusky, a noted
sneak thief, at Long Branch.
Grand Lodge X of L., in session at New
nork, mysteriOusly adjourns.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
THE TARIFF COMMISSION.
The Lumbermen of Chicago Have Their
Saw.

The Lumbermen of Chicago Have Their
Say.
CHICAGO, September Elm the morning
session the Tariff Commission heard Chica-
90 representatives of the lumber interest.
They generally agree with the Saginaw
men. Hon. Thaddeus Dean, prominent
dealer, took, however, the opposite view,
declaring himself most decidedly free
trader on the lumber question. He could
see many reasons against and none for the
payment of duty of 81 per 1000 on Cana
dian lumber. If, as the East Saginaw men
claimed, they had only enough lumber for
ten years, it was the part of prudence to
draw from other sources. He didn't be-
lieve the supply would be exhausted so
soon, but the end was coming. The stump
age men were bulling lumber. Before the
fire lumber cost him on an average Sl44
per 900. The year after the fire SIG 80 In
iS76 it had fallen to 50, in 1880 it became
$ll.62, and in 1881 it was $l392 and this
year was Sl4 to $50. He didn't put any
faith in the talk about the difference in the
cost of labor. why would fool across an
imaginary line work for SIS per month
when he could get $40 this side?' He
made further argument, which was lis
tened to with greatinterest, as he showed a
thorough acquaintance with the business
and evinced great originality in his ideas.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
BELLAIRE.

Hon. Ross J. Alexander seems to be very
popular with large Republican element
here, as number have indicated their in
tention to vote for him.
The pay day of the Union window glass
works, has been changed to Friday from
Wednesday.
At the churches to-day Rev. Mr.. Nc
Kallip will preach at the First Preshyter-
ian. Rev. Brown at the Second Presbyter-
ian, Rev. Wier at the United Brethren,
and Rev. Father Gull at the Catholic
church. Rev. T. H. Armstrong will preach
in the South side NJ. f. Church, and Rev.
Mr.. Reyes in the NJ. +. Church.
The B. & S. w. authorities are justly in
dignant at the report that the InteLligencer
published few days ago in regard to the
accidents of a future nature occurring
upon it. The fact is there never has been
but one fatal accident on the road, and I'M
der the careful management Of the present
authorities, it is next to impossible for
them to take place.
A private letter from Col. Steve Hayden
announces his arrival at Colorado Springs,
Col. He says the weather is very cold
there, and snow storms are common IN the
neighborhoOd.
Bellaire Chapter 1O7, r. A. NJ, will meet
Tuesday night.
The Steubenville Commandery will meet
tomorrow night, at which the h. L. degree
will be conferred on about fifteen candi-
dates. Quite number of Bellaire h. rs.
will go up.
Alex. McAmick was arrested yesterday
for drunkenness by Officer Johnson. he
was fined s. and costs.
George Terry was arrested by Officer
Criswell late Friday night for disorderly
conduct. He was fined IS and costs. Paid.
VIM. Reed. (colored) was arrested by
Marshall Dugan yesterday and fined $3.50
by the Mayor. Disorderly conduct was
the charge.
VIM, McNillin, VIM. Schramm aud West
BecR were arrested yesterday on complaint
of Louisa Crow, who charged them with
yelling at and following her.
Father Montague, of Noble county, will
be the priest OF Father Cole this week.
, RI. Rev. Bishop Gallagher, a native of
Belmont county, now Bishop Of Gal weston.
Texas, is in the State visiting friends. He
will likely be the guest Of Father Cole to-
morrow night
Lessons on piano, organ and guitar will
be given by the Sisters of Charity, at their
residence on Guernsey street, near the
bridge.
A very pleasant little party will spend
to-day in the woods at Moser's, near Kock
Hill.
The Bellaire Window-Glass Works is
turning out glass again, the first having
been made last week.
A fair and festival was held last night IN
Lower Bellaire, for the benefit of the
Church of God.
Yesterday Mr.. Pickett, blacksmith of
of this city. had one of his feet badly
mashed yesterday by q fourteen-pound
sledge.
The C. Y. Lucas will run with reference
to the meeting in this city, next Friday, on
which Gen. W. H. Gibson will speak.
There are at present one hundred and
eight pupils in the Catholic schools in this
city, under the supervision of Father Gull.
Bellaire was largely represented at the
hall in Weldy's Hall at 81. Clairsville. on
Thursday night. Col. Tom Chase, Of the
National, served the supper and Billy
Mayer, Of Wheeling. the music.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
WOULD STEAL ANYTHING.
PhIpps Even Gets Away With the Aims
House Roof.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. September 9,-Some
curious developments are being made by
statements taken before the District At
torney, one of which is that among other
thefts. the roof was stolen from the Aims
house. The roof was of copper, and this
fact being known to the Board of Guar
dams, il was determined to put on new
one which il was said would be less eXpen-
siye and more durable. In making, the
change the old copper was collected To-
gether by order of the Board and sold, the
sum received for il being nearly S7,OOO, al
though there is no record in receipts at the
controllers office to that effect, and none
but Major Phipps canltell among whom the
money was divided. The trustees are
thankful that any portion Of the original
building remains The appropriation to
the manufacturing department annually
expended was about $4,000, while the
actual amount expended each year Tor sew
eral wears past hiss been but about S9,OOo
the ConspiratorS thus obtaining 81 rOUO an
nually from one department
Kick ON the MILK.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 9:-W. f.
Curry, a milk dealer, was arrested this al,
ternoon on the charge Of conspiracy and
fraud. in charging the city for milk never
delivered at the aims house. Similar ar
rests of fraudulent contractors Will be made
later on.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
FRIDAY.

Highest thermometer 500.
City Teachers Association meets at Third
ward school.
Standards defeated by Browns of Pitts
burgh. Score: To /.
Log cabin for Fort Henry celebration be-
ing erected on State Fair Grounds.
Mill owners say no meeting of manufac-
turers is contemplated before October.
Certificate of incorporation issued to
Howard Mica Mining Company OF Wash
ingtOn City. Capital Sl,OOOOOO.
Committee on Fire Department indulge
i'm a wOrdy war over Chief Eccles' action
in discharging Rose and Houston.
= NEIGHBoRHooD.
< st. Clairsville Fair closes.
y Bellaire mill making preparations to
start up.
Train goes through bridge near CAM
bridge, o. Nobody hurt.
Annie Mossgrove, of Steubenville, at
temptS to commit suicide.
Horse thieves raid the barn of l.. B. Val
entine, near West Alexander.
State University at Morgantown opens
with lO4 pupils in attendance.
\ Little daughter of Benz. Mitchell, living
on Glenn's Run, fatally poisoned by eating
gymsum seeds.
GENERAL.
Arab Pasha reported to be i'll.
Judge Wylie charges the jury in the Star
Route cases.
Reception to President Arthur at Mar
blehead, Mass.
John Hurst dashes his sons brains out
at Cambridge, Md.
Rumor OF Irish plot to blow up British
steamer in New York harbor.
French officer arrested in Germany while
making drawings Of Notifications.
Smallpox panic at Patterson, \. J. Five
thousand people yaccinated in two days
Returns from Arkansas election show
that Republicans have made large gains.
Rev. VIM. Bedell, who eloped from Mon
roe county, county, o., with titteen'year-
old girl, heard from in Indiana.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
GENERAL.
WEDNESDAY,.

LOCAL
highest temperature 500.
wheeling Female College reopens.
Work of repairing Twelfth street COM
Standards beaten by the Neshanocks by q
Score of 5 to 7.
List Of entries for fall races of State Fair
association published.
important changes made in the Board Of
Aegents ~ the Governor. =
A certificate II incorporation issued TO the
Nofans Creek B ON Company.
a representative Ben Wilson announces
= n competitive examination will be held
V e .GlS city, September 18th, for one Of West
'Eginia cadetshiPs-
NEIsBoRHooD.
81 Clairsyille fair begins.
"n, W. Va. -
tS'a Of John B. Low, for the murder Of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
MONDAY.
LOCAL.
Highest thermometer So.

Highest thermometer So.
United states Circuit Court convenes.
Again rumored that city mills would be
s'a-,ed up.
Bard Of Commissioners meet in regular
monthly session
Annie Wright attempts to commit sui
ode by taking laudanum.
Entries for trial Of speed at the fall meet6
ny Of state Fair Association close.
Byard If Commissioners appoint COM
-.issiouers Of election for the coming pro-
L.bition contest.
A skill CapSizes in the river while return
Ing from the fair grounds and four men
lave narrow escape from drowning.
NElGHBoRHoOD.
Iucendiarv fire at WellSburg. J. I.
Jacobs barn burned.
Miss Emma Larimer, of Greensburg, Pa,
all missing Reward OF $500 offered.
D. K. brown heroically saves a man from
Death Oh the G. 4 Z. railroad near Wells.
y...r.
democratic delegation begins to gather at
-. DlaI-SyilIe preparatory To holding Con-
g-e>sIuIIl convention.
District meeting OF the AnalGamated
Association al PIttshurg, resolve 10 con-.
.uue the strike by a vote Of lU2 To 1.
State Executive Committee go to Grafton,
ard Undue. :. tn Democratic candidates for
Congress in the Second District to with
law.
GENERAL.
All quiet at Dublin.
ten Wu,sriry calls for reintorcements.
Tariff Commission in session in Cincin-
Ea',.
Terrible rsilroad accident in Germany
tine hundred persons killed.
Major Phipps. the defaulting aims house
director Of Philadelphia, still missing.
Terrible rayages OF cholera in Philippine
Islands. Three hundred deaths daily.
Duel reported to be imminent between
Gen. Chalmers and V. b. Manning, AlSsls-
s.ppi Congressional candidates.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
TIA Inhrea I'm TroubIe.

ST.. LOUIS, September "a Jefferson City
snsciaI saws: In the United States District
Court yesterday, William ?. Barnes and
Finese Johnson, County Judges OF Cass
County. were committed to Jail by order OF
JudVe Kecke for refusing to make levy on
the county 10 satisfy Judgment obtained
against Cas- County to pay bonds ana IN,
terest issued by Cass County in the ala Oh
tba II a n Railroad.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
Kick ON the Milk.
A Superior Paper.

The Wheeling RxeIsrER Company, with
commemorate energy and enterprise, Is
now issuing a mammoth Sunday EDITION.
1t is superior in point of interesting news
10 either of the other Sunday papers pub
Eshed in that city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
The President

PORTSMOUTH. n. H, September e.-Presi,
dent Arthur arrived this morning, and
after breakfast drove to Rye Beach. Upon
his return an informal reception was teId
atsthe hotel. The President will Proosoly
return 10 New York Wednesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10

The Wheeling REoIsrxR is now issuing .
Sunday edition. This is the first Of the
kind in the State, and speaks well Tor the
present management of that paper. The
REeIsrER Is 9 good newspaper. ....
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10

u;ghpst tleTulOnlcler 90.
z,n,sville drummer claims to have
IAN assaulted and robbed near the B. & D.
cepOt.
Health Officers report for the month Of
,r',ust shows the total number of 10 be As
.,sIust - same month last year.
Wa,er pipe breaks between Twenty-sec,
- srd Twenty-third streets, creating a
,.mporary scarcity of water in the Fifth
Uart
Intelligence from ParGersbRrg that the
,.r,,ri States District Court grand jury had
s,,r6 bills for manSlaughter against Capt
Il,-l,u Young. Pilot David Keller, Captain
'-,,ebriGht and Pilot b. J. Long.
NEIGHRORHOOp.
Wheat burned by incendiaries near Port
Washington. ..
r,.ored boy fatally shot with a toy pistol
~ssr M,adyille, Pa.
Furniture and equipments OF Valentine
House. Washington, Pa, seized by the
sheriff
Kitchen, Greenbacker, announces him
ssIi a, in the field for Congress in the
second District.
Mysterious disappearance near Green's
bers Pa, A young lady missing. Clues
hat point 70 murder.
Design for new system of water works for
Wheeling and Cincinnati completed in
T,,,burgh by Colonel Merrill, United
States Engineers
Durham bull tackles a freight train
near youngstown, Ohio. Result: Bull
.Srn into mincemeaG, and locomotive and
nine ears diIChed.
GENERAL.
President ArthSr i'll. =
Csse Of yellow fever at Philadelphia.
British rifle team arrive at New York.
Police strike at Dublin virtually at an
end ~.
Wors on the Panama Canal temporarily
Stopped
Gen. Wolseley making preparations for
inward movement.
crank named Ed. Rcedy cuts his throat
with razor at Bradford, Pa.
t-cat anxiety at Cairo lest the police
should be- unable 20 retain order.
Thirty thousand cavalry said TO be on the !
usy from TTipuh TO Join Arab Pasha.