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VNHOS. j. FISHER h CO., Auctioneers

AUGTIoN IS SALE st,z. OF PART OF THE SETTING
YORK = AVENUE AND Il STREET. wAsH ING
By ,aEa q deed Of trust. dated April 3d.
ct seq, OF the Land Records of the District of
nlnbla and at request of the party secured will
SSi fhf G at F9H GaoE
Lots numbered thirty eight 1887 and thirty nine g. in
helly.s recorded subdivision of original Lot eighteen
(2o2). in Washington. D. c.. with the improvements
thereon. consisting of part Of the Skating Rink.
Terms One third cash. (of which 800 must be paid
at sale and balance in three equal instanens at six
twelve and eighteen months with interest secured by
lien On the property all cash. at option of
Conveyancing at purchasers cost If terms are not
complied with in days the Trustees reserve the right
to resell on five days notice at st of the defautng
purchaser MAHI-ON ASHFOkD.l Trust,o.
oo-eo&ds W. 6. GREEN. Ar"s'ees
IF THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAvoIDABLY POST
PoNED until SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY
EIGHTH at the same hour and place. o23-eo&ds
CHAANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TWEEH E3UR1H AND FIFTH sTREETs
By virtue Of decree passed in the Of Tucker
the District Of GoamSa 81 ihe on
RAYs OCToRER THIRTY FIRST. 1882. At the hour Of
~ EVE oCLOGK r NJ in front Of the premises offer
sion of Square five hundred and eighteen (5l8) its
improved by 9 Frame Dwelling, and known as No. 439
washington street northwest In the city Of Washing
Terms: Onehalf cash. and balance payable one year
thereafter with Interests the deferred payment to be
at option of purchaser purchaser fails to com
$50 is to Be paid when the property s assi Is
- 49, FFkkhsSf khls i: Il hA SkRRs Trustees.
J; T COLDWELl. Auctioneer.
dig. 81. rs. 26. %. 3O63l
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T T. COLDWELL4. Auctioneer.

I I. COLDWELL. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE. No. 112I, WITH STABLE.
On THE EAST SIDE OF TENTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN AND NJ STREETS MORT INVEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to us, GATE Apr1lss
18th. 1877, and duly recorded in ber No. S49 folio
3O5 one OF the LAM records OF the District of Col A
umbia. and by direction of the rartv secured we will
PAST FOUR O'CLO.K THURSDAY AFTEhNOON,
OCTOBER TWENTY SIKH. 1882. lots numbered
fifty t5oo and fifty three 53) in Alexander R. shep
dens recorded subdivision Of three hundred and
nine $685. i'll the CITY of Washington District of
COlur bia, together with the consisting
of fine three story brick residence wi bay window
all modern improvements, large stable.
Terms One third cash balance in one two and three
or ali cash at the pnrchasers option ConveysncBSe
and recording at purchasers cost 800 deposit Terms
to be complied with in week after SALE the Trus
the right to resell at the risk and cost Of de-
o,7 1854. BRAINARp F; WARNER, Trustees
olI-d&ds IVORY q. KIMBALL iruS'ees'
TWn0o-SST0KY BRICK DWELLING And LOT ON
s sTTRRRRhMhc eE hlRREEET; NEAR A PROSPECT
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBEResa
TMENTY-SIX1 H. at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will Ed
sell IN front OF the premises part of Lots 1S and
~ Oid Georgetown, fronting Is feet or less,
point east side of Potomac street about sonth
from prospect street said point of beginning being the
center of the division wall between the second third
OF the houses situated the side of said Potomac
street. nmbert from Prospect street. and run thence
north with sd Potomac street Is feet less to
the center of the division wall between the first aud
second houses. thence east and through the center of
SAID DIVISION wall 90 feet thence south Is feet
less and thence west so feet through center of division
wall between secOn d and third houses
Terms: Onethrd cash. balance one and two year.:
notes to bear and to secured by iced of
Conyeyancing at purchasers cost. deposit of 800
o23-3t "DJJNCANSON PROS Auc.ionoe-s
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THOMAs ]. FISHER 4 co.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF THE PREMIsEs KNOWN
Rv v,,+,a Az F fod D. OPERA HOUSE."
N 1 sne IA A. D. ls1S and recorded IL ber No
Of Columbia, and by the request in writing of the
party secured thereby the subscribers will SELL the
tie aIvs SIXTH 5,rE o pay OF NOVEMBER AID. 1882 at
bered (onel and the east half Of lot wo) in square
9 Of sSh hree HUNDRED and i the
the ORIGINAL plat plan of said city said half Of lot
Two fronting nifty feet on north street twenty
WITH a and singular the improvements ct cetera as
Terms Of sale 500 600 with per cent interest from
apf snd hsS M paid and the Of the in
years from date Of sale. with per centum per annum
interest Tor which the purchaser rive otee TO be
secured on the property sold to the satisfaction of he
trustees The property viii be sold subject to taxes and
assessments due. and al conveyancing will be ct the
purchasers cost.
oll-d4d. 6 a asH 4: MATTHEWS. Trustees.
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rFrom the San Francisco Postl
CURPRISING EFFECTS
~ ~
OF EXTRACT OF CELERY AND CHAMoMILE
UPON THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
AS INVARIABLY PRODUCED
DIR. c. ". BENsoNs CELERY AND CHAMoMILE
PILLS.
10
rFrom the San Francisco Postl

They have been tested time and time again. and al
ways VITA satisfactory results This preparation just
what my Pills are made to cure and what they have
cured and seiH cure: Neuralgia. Nervousness, Sick
slseGessness Parsss and Dyspepsia These diseases
GUS weakness. irritation. despondency. melancholy
and restless dissatisfied misera ole state of mind and
body, indescribable.
These are some OF the SYMPTOMS of nervousness:
now to be fully restored to health and happiness Is
price boon. and yet for 80 cents you can satisfy
yourself that there for YOU and fer s5 at the
very furthes that cure can be fully secured These
FILLS ate all they are represented to be- and
cure any case.
Sold by all druggists. Price, 80 cents box Depot
lo6 North Eutaw ST.. BALTIMORE. Nd. By mail, two
boxes for 81 or six boxes for g. So to address.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF
CONGRESS AND DUMRARTON STKEETS
GEORGEToWN. DC.
BY virtue Of decree Of tho Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed on the It'll October Il
1852 in EQUITY cause 2s0 We VIM sel in front OF
t tSSs q L sOUR O'CLOCK lot. numbered forty:
GeoIeetown; This property viii be offered isrst q
whole and II sale 10 not made win then be offered in
Tour parceA = shown by patto be exhibited Ct day
back building Brick Residence.
One third cssh balance I'm equal instruments
Paysole IN nx. twelve and eighteen months. with
nterest from day Of sale; al cAeh ut option Of the
9 garsna s Upon full PAYMENT Of purchase money
S o. 500 upon the improved lot and Of 500
WILLIAM A. GORDON, !
226 ~ street; r,,,.<...
CHARLES N. MATTHEWS IFussoes.
R OBERT VOsK CO.. General Auchonesrs.
- 6S7 Louisiana svenuA.
Eyeryshin8 appert.ining 10 lagitinas snctin bui-
nesa Reonnt1 st3ended "a s 8 - s
8oGe8e4eeu undoubtod. 61o-am
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IlNHOs. E. WAGGANIAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.

Il
On THURSDAY. the TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OFSS.,
OCTOBER. 1SS at FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, viii 80
square 63 on the north side Of street. between Con-
nectcu avenue and 18th street northwest The lot
~ feet front by 146 eet IL inches Deep 30 foot
alley and is improved by several small buildings.
Terms, day Of sale.
O24-d&ds THOS, e. WAG6AMAN Aucf
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Gas COOKING STOVES
FOR SALE
AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE
TENTH STREET. 1e2o

NJ The NEW AND ENLAHdGO
SCHEME TO, BE DRAWN MONTHLY.
CAPITAL PRIZE. s75. Co.,
i1ChEIS ONLY IS. SHARES IN PROPORTION.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
In 1858 for twentyv Leeis-
!ature for Educational and Charitable purposea-with
SsEEm 400 OF FL 0Oo 0O0-to which reserve fund
$o3O oOO has since been added.
by an overwhelming po,ular vote it's franchise WA
made part of the present State Constitution adoptd
December I'd. A. D., 1879
The only Lottery ever voted On and endorsed nv tina
people Of any state. - ~
1rs cr II NEVER SCALES OR POSTPONES.
lis GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS TAKE
. On, ,,>,,>,, 49, PLACE MONTHLY.
AofLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE.
ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING. CLASS I. AT
NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IA, 1852
90, l5Oth Monthly DrawinE.
LOOK az the following scneme under the exclusive
euperv1sl0n ana management Of
Gen. G. 7. BEAUREGARD of Louisiana. and Gen.
JUBAL A. EARLY, Of Vir91nla,
Who MANAGE all the drawinQs Of this Company both
and semi aud attest the correctness q
the published Official Iisfs
CAPITAL PRIZE SIS. 600.
LOO. 600 TICKETS AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
FRACTIONS. IN FIFTH5 IN PROPORTION.
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T. COLDWELL. Auctoneer.
IT. & MARSHATsS CATR

i L. COLDWEII. AuCdOnoer.
u. s. MARsHAL'S SALE
By virtue of two wrts of fieri facias issued out -
OF the Clerks Office of the Supreme Court of the Sc
District of Columbia, and to directed will sell oa
at public sale for cash. in front the Court house
DAY OF NOV MBER, 1882. at TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ the following described property, to wit All John
eastern feet front Of lot No. 49, square No. ST. by
ne depth OF said lot together with all and sing liar the
G sszed ed and levied upon the property Of John
and $50. in favor of John McCoIum of Frank
Smith tLEX,R SHARP
ol1-dtds Late US. Marshal. Dc Oct. 10th, 1852
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VHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

VNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucroneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON FIRST STREET
NEAR HIGH STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. C.,
AT AUCTION. -
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER146
INVENTIVE OH III, 1882. AT FOUR O'CLOCK S$8
in front OF the premises. shall sell sub lot 4. n
square 81, in Georgetown having a of % feet
one inch. more or less by a depth of $50 feet
TERMS third cash; the residue in two equal pay-
ments, at six and twelve months, with notes hearing
intere t at six per cent per annum until paid and
secured by deed of trust the property sold All
conveyancng at purchasers cost SlOO deposit re-
Quired at time of sale.
o2l-dtS THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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RAlIlMoRE OHIO Raj ROAD.
BLTwkhN tn. FAST AND rim WEST.
VIA -DuUBLE TRACK
schEPy 1870 - rk SlEh! kf hA55f'
an. LEAVE wAsHiSGroN'
Sleeping Cara 10 Cincinnati st Louis aud chosxo
I fXf ssis and Way Stations"
6:5o-Batmore Annapolis aud Way piedmont, stras-
:45-BALTIMORE EXPRESS. ''''-'"
sst 9snli1, Of Rocks 7 and Way stations.
e;IS-Phli :ADEIPHIA. NEW YORK AND BOSTON
oEAphESs. Parlor Cars 10 New York.
s;4O-Staunton and Valley ExIr,ss CONNECTS for IA
ts:O6-Bainmore, HyattsVilie and Laurel Esrr..'
stoTS at Betsyllle. Annapolis Junction. Jessups
1000 BALTi MORE EXPKESs. Cstops at Hsastsviils
HPttsburg. Chicago Cincinnati and s.. Louis
- =, EyIress Sleering Cars to Cincinnati and Chicago.
P,M-l2 :lo-Batimore Ellicott CITY. Annapolis, Nay
fnhS ely EkPks II sm0re and Way
tS:0o-Baltimore. PhiladelIhia and y. Y Express.
S:3o-batnore and Way stations, Winchester, Frei-
erick. Hagerstown and Way, via Relay
$50 Baltimore HyattsV'lle 4 Laurel Express. dred.
"a 4o-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
t64svBALlIMoKE EXPREss. (Martinsaurs .aS
.e:0s-Ioint Of Rocks and Way Stations
- - s:9 100 Bal an, and Way Stations
s,oE EHHttkkETnS rsEefFGSlppg Cars to httsburs
tlO:ioIchioaso. Cincinnati and st Louis, Express
II :so~BALffMoRE AND Way ", s sTRT TAT ON S
Italy :snndsy only Other trains daily
For further informaion apply Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices washnst9n station Gig and 1854
Will be taken for baggage to be checked and received z
G. X. LORD Gen. Passenger Agent BALTIC.
VIM. CLEMEN ). Master of Trans. Bato. myS
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DOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMER THOMPSON
Leaves Sixth Street Wharf every Sunday. wednesdap
and Friday, at z O'Clock a. m.
Fare and freight as low as by any other boat
For freight or apply TO 9th street wharf
General Office, 6l3 18th street. a22-3m
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NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM.
:, The frst-class fun powered. Clyde buit DuAA
Steamships Of this Line,
AMSTERDAM. RIO TERDAM SCHIEDAh
EDAM, ZAtNDAM, p. CALAND.
W. A. SCHOLJEN. MAS,
Carving the Us. Mails the Nefherande leave CON,
ranys Pier foot of Sussex street Jersey City. N. =,
regularly every WEDNESDAY for Rotterdam and Am
sterdam, alternately.
First cabin. $50: second cabir, $50: steerAse e26
II. CAZAUX, general Agent. ~ Sort h William etree&
New York: For passage apply 10 W. q. METzERoT4
CO.. 925 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington
HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON
FOR ENGLAND. FRANCE AND GERMANY.
1I3Iassage apply to
G. b. RICHARD 4 co..
General PASSENGER Agsuta
q broadWaS. New foek
Or 10 PERCY q. SMITH.
1851 md el9 Pennsylysnia avsnus.
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DIR. BENSON'S NEW REMEDY AND FAvORITE
PRESCRIPTION. - - -

PRESCRIPTION. - = =
DIR. C. w. BENSON'S SKIN CURE
Is warranted to cure
ECZEMA. LETTERS HUMORs.
INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST
ALI. ROUGH SCALY ERUPTIONH
ECROFULA ULCERS, TENDER ITCHINGS
and PIMPLES en- all parts Of the body.
It makes the skin white, soft and smooth: removes tan
and freckes, and is the B ST toilet dressing IN THE
WORLD. Elegantly put up. TWO bottles in one pack
consisting Of both internal and external treatment
All irstclass druggists have it. Price 81 per package
@. N. Crittenton. Sole Wholesale Agent for Dr. C. W
Benson's Remedies. 115 Fulton St.. New York. o2O
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or Other Auctions See sth Page.
WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
VNRENHOLMs COAL DEPOTS-
Il 18th street and Rhode Island ayenua
18th streei and Maryland avenue,
Coal sent in Locked Carts and weighed by sworn
wetgbers. thus guaranteeing correct weight to
sumner.
Orders by mail receive prompt attention. oIl-sm
DENNSYLvANIA COKE MANUFACTURED
expressly for domestic uses In eeg stove and nut
size. No dirt. No clinkers. Burns freely in range
stove or furnace and is cheaper than any other fuel
One order will convince you.
A. h. WILLIAMS. JR.. Hardware.
OF 713 18th street.
GEORGE CREvELING, l4TH STREET WHARF.
" above Long Bridge. Office 1922 18th st. northwest;
lowest prices; coal and wood orders filed at short
and spit. OAK g. Pine. S. W. '0A0'' '''V sawea
A G. JOHNSON 4 BRO,
~ COAL AND WOOD.
We win sell as low any old firm any large or
smau nrm, or any other kind Of firm In the city. A
call VIII convince you.
Store Yard: Easby's Point.
Main Yari: N and Goth street.
Branch ONCE: BOG street northwest. au16-3m
John MILLER,
q Wholesale and Retail Dealer I'm
COAL AND WOOD.
Main Once, Depot and Kindling Wood Mil, ~ and
Virginia avenue southwest Branch Offices, 500 7th
sueet nortnwess and las street southeast Telephonio
handle the very bes quality Of Anthracite and Btu
mlnous Coal buy for cash only therefore prices
C4nrot be discounted Coal received direct by rail from
the mines and kept under cover. Orders promptly de-
nVered In any part Of the city. subV3m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-23
Death of Louis Blanc.
SKETCH OF THE CAREER OF AN EMINENT
FRENcHMAN.

SKETCH OF THE CAREER OF AN EMINENT
FRENcHMAN.
Cannes, Dec. 6.-Louis Blanc died here
to-day. IJean Joseph Louis Blanc. the dis
tinguished French journalist, socialist and
historian, was born at Madrid, October %.
1918. He was of Corsican extraction. His
mother, whose maiden name was Estelle
Pozzo di Borgo, belonged to the same family
as the celebrated diplomat of that name.
His father was lnspector-Gener of Flnan-
ces in Spin under the Government of JOS
eph Bonaparte. Louis lived greatly in Eng
land and gained his liberalism from associat-
ing with Republicans in early life. At 10
he went to France, where he became a Pari-
sian attorneys clerk. Soon after he began
to develop literary capacity, went to Arras
to take charge of the education of a rich
mans son. and began writing for the press.
At % he established the Revue du Progress
at Paris, in which he first give to the world
his social theories and ~exponndcd his plans
for the amelioration OF the condition of hui
man society. His first DO K, the Organi-
zation Of Labor" gained him much popu-
larity among the French working classes.
1t was written in brilliant style. and cap
t%ivating in its simplicity of argument
Ri mes History of Ten Years. in which
was exposed the jobbery and immortality
of LOus Philippe's Government, hid "a
blasting effect on the Orleans dynasty.
Through the popularity gained with this
work Louis Blanc became an actor in the
revolution of l94S He was appointed 2
member of the Prov sional Government.
but taking part in the June insurrection he
was compelled to flee to England to avoid
arrest. He remained there many years.
After the fall of the empire he returned to
France and again began writing for the
press, an occupation he followed until his
death. AT so he married an English wo-
man, and was always more or less English
in his manners and thoughts. His best and
greatest work is his i" History of the French
Revelation" in twelve volumes, written in
powerful style, and Astounding with vigor of
argument and directness of thought which
were always Blinc's characteristics. Per-
son1lly Blanc was a small. weazen faced
man, had no hair on his face, and united
with a treble voice the waking peculi rites
of a cat. He held that RepubIlca rlsm WIS a
l,w of nature; that monarchies had no right
to exist, and that everything in government
should be bent to subs-rye the good of the
people. His excessive zeal for humanity,
which he labored all his life to elevate.
caused him to be called the Jesuit of Re-
publicanism. He was a lover of law and
order, and would not override either to en-
force his theories, as so many of his sect de-
sire to do. To a greet extent his arguments
were impra cticable, but he maintained them
always with a vigor, honesty and persever-
ance that were admirable.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-23

A DocToR's KNowLEDGE.-Dr. Dosem, an
Austin physician, was called on to attend
old Uncle Nose, who drives a dray. "You
have been gorging yourself with green
watermel"ns for dinner" said the physician,
feeling the patients pulse. = How de debble
did you find dat out by feeIin my pulseses!'
No; but by seeing the watermelon rinds
under the bed Said the old man, raising
himself up in bed You am de knowinist
man in Austin. Here, ole oman, take dat
ole h .rness from under the bed, or dis here
medicinal gemman am gwine ter treat me
for eatln' a mule for desser to settle my
stomach. l amt teched a watermillion in
foah weeks.--IeeGs SJtin9s.
A DIFFERENcE.--Somebody asked a friend
of the author: Did m ny 60 to see the
new piece yesterday g. mo" he replied,
- the house was half empty" Later the
same question was put to the author him
self Oh" he said, complacently, " the
house was half filled
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A Sketch.

A little house, o'erhuug with flowers,
Where first the creamy primerose breaks,
Where roses tell the summer hours
With bursting buds and falling fakes.
A little garden, blossom-starred,
With jeweled fruit and honeyed bell,
With holly for its prickly guard,
And bee for humming sentinel.
4 little stream that sings and frets,
And hurries onward to the main,
Who drinks of it, though worlds divide,
Will surely come and drink again.
-Austral, in AustrdldsiGn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-22
The Prospect for n New Railroad.


Randolph's prospects for new railroad
are growing brighter. The leading spirits
of the Baltimore & Cincinnati, Senators
Davis nd Camden, and Bayard, Blaine
Window, Sickles, and Ex-Nice President
Keyser, are now with their engineering
corps IN Grant county, with headquarters
at Petersburgh. 1t now looks as though
they intended to connect with the
West Virginia Central and Pittsburgh,
somewhere along the Allegheny in
Tucker or Randolph. If the road should
cross the Allegheny at Grassy Ridge, as
now appears extremely probable, then 1t
must come through the lower part Of this
county and tap the famous coal fields at
Roaring Creek The only i'll omen in this
visit OF influence to our section, is the
presence of Mr. Keyser whose interests are
so largely identified with the T. d o. as to
lead us to doubt the intention OF this party
to build a competitive road.
The most plausible view is that Mr. Davis
will build the West Virginia Central
through to the south, but that the east and
west line will stop at his coal fields in
Canaan
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-22
THE Observation-Disclosures.
To ne Eohtor Of ne Register.


You advance the singular assertion
that young lady "muSt have refine
ment of head and heart i'm order that
her hands may have the necessary tact
TO manipulate a beef-Steak or loaf of
bread" In other words, she must be
brought up To bang a piano, Is well rs
bang her hair, and bang company in the
parlOr with bad French and fashionable
Small-talk, i'm order that she may, a a
wife, be able To bake loaf of bread or
fry beef-steak. Now how many hot
house plants of this variety in the $50
cial garden" of Wheeling, do you sup
pose ale fit to be- transferred To the
kitchen?
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
We answer: Every mothers daugh-
ter Of them. We will commit our bread
and beefsteak to the daintieSt "hot-
house plant" in the patch; to the deli
cate, white hand; the quick, discerning
eye; the subtle tact of the refined young
lady, who may, if you please, have just
arisen from the piano stool, and who
may be decorated with all the furbelowS
offashion, with no smell of the kitchen
upon her garments, and who may even
talk French amid the fumes of the
cooking stove, and we will wager one
of her glistening curls that she will pro-
duee a -beefSteak more spalatable, or a
loaf Of bread more snowy and light than
a whole convention of professional
cooks who are coarse in their instincts,
unrefined in their tastes and slovenly
in their habits and persons.
This neutrality-suspicious.
sheer at what he calls the LIGHTHOUSE
plants in the social garden of Wheel
ing,n but we venture to say that not
one of them would undertake to spoil
his beesteak by frying it. His tastes
are evidently as coarse as his idea Of a
cook, for he speaks Of frying beefsteak
and thereby reveals the cheap boarding
house fare to which he has been aeeus-
toned.
We have only this to add for the ben
eft of this practical young man: Ihat
when he finds his ideal of a "praetlcsl
business wife, he will, ten chances TO
one, catch Tartar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-22

An American railroad company
working in Mexico has contracted for a
force of two thousand negroes to work
upon its line, and some hundreds have
already landed at TampicO. The Next
can press has entered protests against
thisnegro immigration, and if the Mex
leans were not so lazy they would make
it hotter for poor Sambo than would
prove agreeable or comfortable even to
his sun-painted and sun-seasoned hide.
The cOlored men seem to be becoming
the Chinese of Mexico, when we con-
slider the feeling with which they are re-
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DIED.,

KIRCHER-Friday, April 81, lSS2, at $50
o'clock a. 81. HENRY KIRCHER, aged - years,
: months and q days.
Funeral from the residence Of John Zoeck-
Ter, in Fulton, Sunday afternoon, April Bird,
att o'clock. Interment in Mt. Wood cemetery.
Friends are invited TO attend.
GILLIGAN-On Friday, April 81, 1852, nj
o'clock A. NJ, MARY AGNES, daughter OF
William and Maria Gillgan.
Will be buried at o'clock to-day from resi-
dence Of parents, corner Twenty-third and
Main streets Interment at Mt. Calvary Gene
terry. Friends Of the family are invited to
attend.