Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-23
BRIEFLY TOLD.

las' s.trayagantIy used on dressy
Foss, and hats of every description.
,vsrsge elevation of North Carolina
iS' % feet above the sea level
,.,,iop in Connecticut this year is
loi uon.s s and half the Senate
,,,psand tons of guano have been
.'I, u, =, rssy in one Georgia county.
,,,,:ss weighing seven-eighths of
Ss"s ss,h have been grown in Della
:. this year.
!a'', Vim the past two years from drink
'sacsa'ra'ed lye, $1,000,
'..,, ,.S who speak Irish, and 100000 who
[. |, .,eak no other language
49,, Bedford Mass girls tainted dur
Zen, high school commencement
y.- marrying fint in a wood near Elk
w NJ have. for some time past, been
-.SsI by showers of stones coming, aP-
..a,,y. from the sky.
-. are now fully $1,000 wheelmen in
.,~,,rv, and the popularity OF the BIZ
~. ,rc-easing. In England over 5000
-. are used in the mail service, and
'sast 10000 English wheel
,-...,r men are, as a rule, handssmer
p,,,ian women. The Russian woman
r,rI WAYS and a loud, unpleasant
Sae almost invariably smokes.
~, Fl, the terrestrial para iise OF the
.2.aoG&e.
General Synod OF the Reformed
.., Church Of America has passed reso-
49,. denunciatory OF masonry and
.. a,b.touud orders, and cautioning all
he, Of ,ae synod to discourage their
- s,-, from Joining secret societies.
..sve,er through the Merry oasis dis
-..sJ seven Jewish families who have
s,,sb,ished there for unknown period
I .-rs snd who have preserved intact
o,,,vme. religion and language OF
-,.,es.u-s who were probably Chal-
-,s -, corporation for the manufacture
.-...o WAS established in Naltham,
a, swuus the principal originstors
o., N,s,rs Lowell and Appleton, who
.-.,-a.y returned from Europe, where
.v ba. Inspected the manufactures OF
.niaai Tue Continent.
,,,as meeting OF the American Fish
ma Association in New York, it was
an sisted that fish in the harbOr of that
.r we're being poisoned and depleted by
kerosene factories thereabout. LobSters
70 entirely disappeared, and now oysters
is,sro-ating and will soon be destroyed.
Tie a,,, cotton duck ever woven was
r1isc,ured By Seth Bemis, in Water
fz7. NJ, It became well-known during
us-o. ,>l2. Mr.. Bemis employed a
| ...yf,e team. which, during the war,
s-. between Watertown and Baltimore,
..yl, ia : and bringing back flour.
le-.:c .ir fiscal year lSS2 there was in
.asa, Nebraska, Dakota and Indian Ter
.gry ~ g,0Ual star route mileage OF
,..-> miles. maintained at cost OF
J ,.r,- While in 1853, IN the same States
! b. Territories, there was an annual mile
te -aa,oyrtation oI 7,5lJ,7"7 miles at a
HG N5~6.
wber limbo arrived in New York he
IS AK. can and tall. He has since i'm
-.a from weight 1850 pounds, height
! ZEE, inches, girth - feet > inches, to
.ra-ls in weight, l. feet inches in
%, p feet inch girth; an increase Of
pounds in weight, inches in height,
>. ~ e,rih.
/ original habitat of the black bass
\ ,ei from Virginia to Florida, and from
ziia and the Red River of the North to
3. lana and East Mexico; il embraces
rvLJ.e Of North America South of the
g,a possessions and East OF the Rocky
1D,sns except the waters flowing into
Atlantic in New England and the Mid.
State.
Tue Goa. .mption OF ice in New York in
weather and at present low prices IS
'assl by dealers to be from S,C0O to lO,-
;oas per day. and with a supply Of B.
%" tons on the Hudson there is little
rot an ice famine. But there is pros
Ftt that unless the extreme low prices
sa'e greater demand for ice than is ex-
'ed there WI. be from 100000 to l,0OO,-
tons Ui ice carried over into next