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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-05
The COTTON TIE BILL
Omitting the s-wooI--The Eight Hour
Law.


Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Ways and
Means Committee agreed to report bill to
the House to correct the error in the Re-
vised Statutes caused By the omission OF
the word wool" in connection with knit
goods, and under which the Supreme Court
decided that such importations should pay
only S5 per cent. ad yslorem instead OF 80.
cents per pound and IS per cent. ad valor-
EN-, as formerly. Judge Kelley will proba-
bly, call this uP on Monday. The Ways
and Means also agreed to report the Nc
Kinlev cotton tie bill. Senator Mitchell
beat the machine last night in extinguiSh-
ing fire in bis boarding house; in fact he
anticipated the work Of four engines.
Several weeks ago petition was present.
ed to President Arthur by a committee,
representing the different navy yards
throughout the country, asking the en-
forcement of the eight hour law as inter
preted and enforced during Grants admin
istration. The petition was referred TO the
attorney general as to the Presidents du-
ties in the premises. The attorney gene
rails report was submitted to the President
nearly a month ago, but its contents were
withheld from the public until the Presi-
dent had an opportunity TO consider the
opinion and submit it to the cabinet for
action. This will probably be done soon
after the Presidents return from New
York. The attorney general in his opinion
takes the ground that the existing laws are
conflicting and defective and that further
legislation is necessary before the desired
end in the strict enforcement Of the eight
hour law can be had. 1t is understood that
the President will send special message
to Congress on the subject. IT,
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The WATKINS CASE.
lnaging Testimeny EIicItetl.

,.-ai Dt,p0tch 20 the Register.
% o., June Sin the Watkins
-s more new developments wer
When Carnell, the former part
placed on the stand, he testified
lie day before the fire he had a
~ with Watkins about over in
-e mill and burning it, but did not
would do il.
IN was in Wheeling at the time
3 be- returned, claimed TO be dis
ni wanted TO get out OF the part.
tense tried to keep this evidence
consumed two hours arguing, but
-a.lowed it.
2 consisting Of Marshal McCon-
~ F. {. Smith, z. P. Rhodes, F. C.
Z James Duncan, Jno. b. Watkins,
sPo't, and Jno. X. Ray, of Tyrone,
.'sd, tins morning to testify on the
.-' state. AtUoon, Court adjourned
.Hday. w
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south Pennsylvania r.. X.

There, is nothing of special Importance TO
lay before our readers this week in regard
to the further prosecution of the work on
this new enterprise. 1t appears to be a
forsggas conclusion. however that this
road will be built; from the best lnforma'
ton gained from different sources, it is
being built by Vanderbilt, and Gowan,
President of the Reading road, and that it
is intended TO be q western extension OF
that read-ss an outlet to thSt company
thereby changing the character OF that
road from a local to one with branches
reaching to all parts OF the country By
direct lines. The corps OF engineers have
orders 10 revise their survey and are DOW
engaged in shortening asd Strengthening
the line-the great disideratum being
short through route. The road has been
permanently located over two-thi3ds Of
the way from Rockville to Wheeling,
West Va. F. skunk, engineer in charge,
is experimenting tha work on the Har-
risburg end, while the corps OF engineers
under Campbell and Howe are. manag-
ing the Wheeling end. The letting OF
the contract for building a portion of the
road which will connect with the Reading
road at a station called Dauhpin, will BE-
done about the middle of June, and it is
expected that :he whole line will be under
contract by the first of August.
The Fulton county Republican says:
TThe engineers are vigorously at work
on the South Pennsylvania road in the vi
cinity of McIlvains and Lyons; they have
cut away the timber near Sproals where
they expect to tunnel the mountain" So
it looks as though the building of the road
is onlya question OF short time.
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IHE GLASS TRADE.
Manufacturers Asking Additional Pro-
lection.


lection.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-Charles W. Brock
unier. of Wheeling, Vice President Of the
National Glass Association, is in this city,
and was in conference. yesterday, with
Judge Kelly, Chairman of the Ways and
Means Committee, and Hon. Benjamin
Wilson, upon the subject of an increase OF
the tariff on glassware. The msnutactur-
ers of this country find it difficult to COM
pete with foreign establishments on
pressed glass and on cut and en-
graved ware, the wages paid in Bohemia,
France and Belgium rendering ii almost
impossible to do so, and large imPorta-
tions are constantly being made from the
countries named.
Both Judge Kelly and Representative
Wilson manifest a warm interest in the
subject.
Mr.. Wilson accompanied Mr.. Brock
uniur to the State Department, with ayiew
of obtaining governmental assistance in the
collection OF statistics for the benefit of the
association on the matter of wages paid in
the glass manufacturing districts OF Eu-
rope.
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AN UGLY RUM0R.
Twenty-Five Millions Of Spurious
Bonds Alleged TO be issued.

IN enIy-NNO mhahhOns Oh Spurious
Bonds Alleged TO be Issued.
Special Dispatch 70 the Register.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-There is a rumor
out, tonight, iRdifferently sustained, that
the plate upon which the extended six
per cent bonds were printed has been
stolen from the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing, and that S22,OO0,OOO of spurious
bonds have been issued therefrom. The
regular bonds are all registered, so that
even il the rumor be true, the theft can be
of little consequence, except, perhaps, to
innocent purchasers of the fraudulent
issues. 1 "
Such issues could affect the government
only by necessiting extra care in redemp
tions, for it would manifestly be impossi-
bic to distinguish fraudulent from an
honest bond, except by the records OF
registration and other means essential to
absolute Authorization.
The rumor cannot be traced, and gets
little credence, especially in view of the
existence of certificate, duly signed by
hye officers, and on file in the Treasury,
declaring that the plate was destroyed in
their presence. G.
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A NEW POLITICAL SCHEME.
An Alleged Attempt 10 Start n Malone
Movement in Texas

Sr. Louis, June 3.-The Republicans Dali
las special says: Circulars have been re-
ceiyed here from Administration circles in
Washington looking to a Malone moye-
ment in Texas. The circulars are sent to
Republicans, Greenbackers and Independ-
ents, and favor Wash Jones for Governor.
A request is made to forward to Washing.
tou list OF the counties that can be car
ried against the Democracy, list of those
that are dou btful and the. amount of what
will be needed in vigorous, red.hot cam
gaign. Nearly all the opponents to the
candidacy of Gen. Robertson. They saw
he has little strength, is self nominated and
has promulgated his own platform. 1t is
evident things are being shaped to support
Jones.
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ST. LOUIS.
Serious Charges Against the President
Ofa Savings Bank.

Serious Charges Against Inc President
Ofa Savings Bank.
ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Chief of Detectives
Walker left here last night for Shelbyville
Tenn, armed with requisition for the ar
rest Of Robert T. Montgomery, President OF
the Savings Bank at that place. Mont
gomery has been indicted by the Grand
Jury here on a charge of defrauding George
H. Small Il Co., grain brokers of this city,
out of $4,000. He induced the firm TO
make large purchases of grain on his ac-
count pretending to be exceedingly wealthy,
etc. They were duped by his plausible
conversation and, consequently, when he
asked them to draw drafts at three days,
they granted the indulgence. Montgomery
Immediately sold the grain and pOcketed
the proceeds, while the drafts were never
paid. 1t is learned Montgomery had play
ed the same trick on E. NJ. SamIel Il Son to
the tune of $4,000, but on threat of crimi-
nal proceedings, settled the affair by pay
ing s, 600 in cash. 1t is also said he is
known in Chicago, where he attempted the
same or a similar game.
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India.

s,in. me A-Great excitement pre-.
~ Iag order issued by the
"a 81 S.S'e .1e Tor India for the imme-
iI,r,;.'ue :; 'ue petroleum act of ~, and
i,bsF,pn therefore Of the new act
a'ls,.I ~ pCFiaIion OF any oil subject
VI The Vice ROYAL Indian
ys,1i 1ls n, order is caused BY the ar.
Ia = goesof inferior oil. which
l5s7,,,<1s s,<sa by the Lieutenant Cow
10 ~ oi Commerce has presented
+ lie ,e government strongly de-
ali ,,.yI@S'Fe. The Indian Gov
-SAe a week to consider the
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Al C1leagO.

sorrH Curc.o8, June a.-Ths situstoh st
Irondale 10 practically Unchanged, this
morning. Men will hold . secret meeting
this afternoon, 70 take action upon tele-
gram alleged TO have been received from
President Jarrett, advising them 70 uss
their own judgment ss 20 whethsr thsy
stay out longer or not There II Q strong
feeling here this morning, that II would Be
advisable to continue st work until The
10Th, while the committee at Pithbufg v
con nferring with the manufacturers. Some
of the men are loud In their denunciations
OF President Jarrett, but leading mea
among the iron makers express great con.
fdence in Jarrett. However, there Will
probably be split among the Iron workers.
over the question OF whether 70 30 70 work
Monday till the 18th, pending the srtitss-
tIon or whether TO stay out until Pitubury
signs the scale. To-day II the semi'moothiy
pay day at the mills. The men are n!
quiet snd orderly. Between tDo,oO ana
10000 10 being distributed 70 the msn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-05
THE ASHLAND MURDER.
A Kentucky Mob Ly inches George Ellis,
One Of the Implicated PARTIES.

CINCINNATI, June 3.-A special to the
Times Star from Cattlettsburg, Ky, says a
masked mob this morning came by rail
irUiis. Ashland, took George Ellis out of Jail
at CattlettsbuFg, took him to Ashland, near
the scene OF the niufder and outrage of the
Gibbons girls, last December. and hanged
him to sycamore tree. The mob was
masked. George Ellis was CONTESTED of
manslaughter yesterday on an indictment
of the murder of those girls 1t was his
testimony that convicted William Neal
and Ellis Craft, who are now in Jail in Lex
ington, Ky, and George Ellis and these
two men were taken by men from Cattletts-
burg under military escort last January
to escape mob
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Sale nfnTexRn Road.

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-A special from Dallas,
Texas says: From a source deemed emf
nently reliable, it was learned here, last
night, that the reported sale of the Chicago,
Texas and Mexican Central road to the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe is confirmed.
The price paid is $l6O per mile instead OF
l4,OOO, as reported two weeks ago. 1t is
said the papers are ready for signature and
submission TO the two directories, and that
the transfer OF the property will bo form
ally made by July l.
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WHEELING w. MoNDAY..doRNING JUNE s. 1882 -

with the Yiee-Presidency in 1884, on the
ticket with Chester A. Arthur for Presi-
dent, when spoken to on the subject yester-
day, said in an amused way; sit is smerely
newspaper tall" When asked If be would
socept . second place on the ticket ne re-
Piled: 'It is amatter have not thought
off, The Senator then adroitly changed
the subject to the affairs of his State.
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Im,yssoue6 Miners.

SAX FtiscIsco, June 3.-A Virginia dis
patch last night says: Six men penetrated
the Alta drift with refreshments for the
imprisoned miners. All wore Ice helmets
TO enable them to pass the belt Of three
hundred feet Of foul air between the en-
trance and tie end of the drift. The pris.
oners were found in comparatively good
condition. They had turned the water from
the drift into their ice water keg when
empty, and twisted the end OF the com
pressed air pipe into the barrel, and stand
Ing around breathed the air thus cooled a.
II arose through the water. About mid
night all were removed from the drift. The
-fis,les along the lode are signaling this
,Ing The bodies Of Bennett and Calla-
eve. -bo perished in attempting rescue
nan have been recovered.
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PERSONAL.

W. q. Cpdegrad's Fences Needing Re
pairs.
Snecial Dispatch 20 the Register.
WAsHISGrox, June 4-Updegraf has
asked and secured leave Of absence to go
home, on business of Importance, 1t IS
presumed that his fences need repairing.
Miss Kate Davis, the brilliant and accom-
plished daughter of the senior Senator
from West Virginia, has left Washington
for the season. She will spends few weeks
in New York with her sister, Mrs. Stephen
W. ElkinS, before going to her fathers
summer villa, at Deer Park. G..
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HORRIBLE BRUTALITY.
''"'en and Bitten by a Blood
Hound.

.'. June i.-Yesterday Philip
's'a.an, visited Coney Island on
,a"ected with the employment
OF walters, and while in John
-'.s' he became engaged in an al
. With The proprietor. During
4! words which passed between
oar tender walked from be-
,,' - tq "hq struck Kuhl a powerful
: oSck OF the head, telling him
Alter kicking him about the
~ Snti. unconscious, he set a
h. - hound upon him. The dog,
/, s"e '"e bar tender, bit and lacer-
r,-,'' -Sp'' the hack and legs in a
--s.'.g' and would undoubtedly
r..r..'i -,'- a'i ne not been driven
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-05
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Railroad Extension.

DFtCttlt 70
PIEDMONT, W. Va, June 4.-Contracts for
the extension of the West Virginia Central
and Pittsburg railway have been awarded
to John Humbird & Sons, Caven, Codwise
& Co. and Adams & Kennedy. This brings
the line Of the road to Elkins, formerly
Fairfax Stone, a distance Of fifty miles
from Piedmont, w.
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The Guiteau Case.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-No opinion can be
delivered on Reeds last motion in the Gui-
teau case until Monday. 1t is believed the
decision will be very short and no doubt is
entertained that the motion will be posi-
tiyely denied
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Execution I'm Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, June 3.-Wm. Moon, who
was sentenced to be hanged, yesterday, at
Carrolton, but who received a respite of
twenty-four hours, on account of an at
tempt to commit suicide, was executed to-
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AtY0angssOWu.

YoryGsrows. Ohio. June 3.-Tbe pat
twenty hours has witnessed no change In
the condition of Affairs at the mills In this
CITY. The manufacturers held . meeting
last evening, and decided 70 al refuse %
sign the Pittsburgh scale, md 70 aiiov thslf
mills to stand idle. There are no indiee
tions Of any weakening on the part OF tee
a. determined spirit 70 hold out, ssA
assert that the only terms on which they
will return TO work win be the signing Of
the new scale. Preparations are being
made on both sides for long VACATION:
Around the mills everything 10 quiet, ana
there is no disposition manifested on tee
part of any one 10 csuse trouble.
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Reconstructed.

CAaLIsLE. Pa, June 4-The Democrats
have renominste1 E. E. BelNhooyer for
Congress.
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Broekway Arrested.

NEw YoRK, June 3.-Wm- Brockwsy,
alias Edward Sheneer, the notorious
ccunterfeiter, has been arrested and placed
In the I.udloW street iail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-05

|, Washington Post ''it begins to
.hough the diplomatic career Of
Russell Lowell was destined
alden and disastrous fate which
!. The Deacon's One-hOrSe
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THE MINERS.
A. EckhAFt.

FRosrBuRG, June 3. - The imported
miners went regularly to work yesterday
morning in the Eckhart mine on the twelve
hour system, and are said to have done o
fair day's work. Officers of the company
express themselves as much pleased. Short
" AFTERNOON the engine began hauling up
strings OF cars loaded with coal and con-
tinued TO do so at intervals until late in the
afternoon. The coal was not loaded In the
cars in the accustomed workmanly manner:
As evening approached old miners and
others gathered in the vicinity to see the
coal hauled up and the miners come out.
The number congregated was small in COM
parison with Yesterday. A number oil the
old miners laughed and said the company
was hauling out the coal dug and left in
the mine by them before they stopped
work. The excitement and interest OF yes
terday had evidently subsidized, and the
groups were composed OF those who had
little to employ them.
As night came on the place was deserted
save by those holding the fort. There is
now nothing before the companies new
men but the regular working OF the mine.
Speculation has been abandoned pretty
we'll by all, and the question as to who will
gain supremacy is to be settled by the
future. The combined companies have no
doubt of their ability to win, and the
miners are persistent in saying that time
will show that the laboring man has re-
sources as great as those Of capital. The
general impression is that the solution OF
this difficulty is not near at hand.
The Reported Fraeas NJ McDonaId's.
PITTsBURG, May 3.-Nothing new was de.
yeloped in the coal strike yesterday. The
reported disturbance at McDonald's turned
out TO be caused, as stated in yesterdays
issue, by a woman over whom two rival
lovers fought One received shot in the
back. but was not seriously injured. The
officials at the miners general office are
confident that the miners will be the largest
body in the labor procession. President
Jones anticipates 10000 men as the mum.
ber of his division. While ii may fall
short of that, yet it is apparent that the
miners are determined to show up well in
the demonstration. Ii is rumored that
certain coal firm is preparing to import
more Colored labor, and although they de-
cline to answer the reportorial quries from
the looks along the line yesterday afternoon
it seems that new lot Of our colored
brethren may be expected somewhere on
the Panhandle this week.
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small Timber.

WAsHIseroN, June 3-Senstox Ben Har-
risOn, Of Indiana, whose name of late has
been prominently mentioned in connection
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,;~med New York cOntempOr-
other day printed a bloodhound
..ement that President Arthur
senator Conkling went fishing
.lav. Ifthis had been said by
la very truthful contemporary
Li be much inclined to doubt it,
sad TO berry wicked to fish on
F. The same esteemed contem-
lets the country into the secret
psident Arthur and ex-senator
lg are 10th very handsome men,
Sunqucstionably true; but great
4 beauty IS in no sense a COM
an for the moral strain suffered
who J. caught fishing on Sun
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Laisvi1Ie.

Louisville, Kr., June s.-Nothing nev
vss developed In the iron workers stStts In
The repairs At de Central rolling min ses
going on, and Q force Of men are st wcsE
II is though that they will b ccap!stsd n
two weeks, and that the men VIII thea -.
sune work. All other branches Of iron
workers are quiet and no other strikes are
feared
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IIaIy.

AL the Liberal journals
ROME, June a I'd publish eulogies on
Garilbi. The French ~urnisg produced d
adiourning as mark M
an excellent impression.
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TIE Dsseklsyess.

CHcAoo. June 3-One bficknaking firm,
yesterday turned cut 1000 bricks, employ.
ing non Union men. and they, as veil .
other firms, win run 70 their frlt capacity
next week. ~ .fs
Drs NorSEs. June 3.-The beicknAlse
hering over 500. have struck Tor Q 3
nuh.. Zee In wages. The employer
per cent rs:- -nncede the demand.
are not likely to-
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snational statistieians are try
'--,ye that the cotton crop will
.s,e. Alright, gentlemen, Wen
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! Some Of the Asiatic races
culiaf manner Of kissing. InRe..
placiog lip TO Lip they place the mouea
and nose upon the cheek and inhaje the
breath strongly. Their fbem Of speech
Is not "Give me = kiAn but "bmsll
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rear pity that Mexican Bueh-
Efalive to gather together such
prodigies as the Rev. George
and the irreverend Miss Anna
|s7 and storm the barns with
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!, ,,gregating over 500, 900, 900
sing before Congress. There is
,siofmore Robson Keifer votes,
rs,v conscienceless scamp who
~ a Southern Democrats seat
,worn in.
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N troops have just killed thirty
,r,rhe bucks. At $500 a head,
= = inst Sll 100 out ofthe Mexican
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s,uth Carolina Legislature will
.,tra session on the 9th Of
:, relistrict the State for Con-
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Rumare<i Recall.

Bosros, June 3.-The Journal Nv ?
special from Washington, stating that II y
reported that Mr.. lowell has been recaiIe9,
and his resignation is on the way TO wash
ington. "
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-,,,r>,ood that ex-senator Dor
Sar Route thief and Secretary
Ss-ublican National Committee,
4, his "SO9" stOve-lid medal
4, rial for rObbing the Govern
He expects, in case Of eonYie-
the medal will save him.
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;sw York bank statement is as
Loans, increase, 1886, 400;
3.erease. 81 ,S96, 800; legal tenders,
/, N,I4,5OO; deposits, increase,
circulation, increase, S67, 800;
decrease, $257,523. The banks
.dS,95l 100 in excess of legal re-
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, nilroadS earned S2l4,lS0,0OO
!, =, 10000 more than the year
:, an increased mileage of 80
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e. eSnder csaac IN itself. Iscures the
A'es Of consumption.
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,.sss has but eight daily news
.ng Evansville, Ind, boasts that
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THE NEWS.

p,l,imore Day charges Malone
I 30 invented the tissue ballot.
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"eayy Rain Fan

b e55iLL,' IL June TN twenty
,sra,l.s ENG With 8 A. N. to-day,
|aiB I'm toi, whine one hundredt6s
an, ,t5i !, here, being the heaviest
Ias = =; consecutive hours in the
|s,io, elhce the first of Nav 10
over Il inches has fallen
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English papers speak Of a hale
uty widow of ninety-eight win
has successively mourned the
Z eight husbands, all Of whom
|s.aring men born in the town
n. This venerable dame should
:hori,y in the matter Of EPSON
lzv.ng buried 50 many Of them.
|5vs ago the Lord Mayors fund
| ,ei!ei Of the RussO-Jewish refu-
| u reached the sum of $3.50, 900.
nmiy,ee are sending to the
S.a,r> and Canada between 800
pmigrauts each week, at n
r1,, of $1,000. All the expense,
d tie outlay incident to a
N. in America, is betrayed by
lon organization.