Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-27
BRIEFLY TOLD.

And allow sueaau
OF vanilla cream
To molSten your guzzles
And soda nE
Attend TO its biz,
cool the inside coat
NJ YOUR parching throat
Freeze you to the muzzle3
Hartford Times.
-,.c,, milk" is the slang for lager
~,.r swarm bees with tin pan in
,ncabursh, Va, streets.
r,,-c are 5000 acres Of watermelons in
Ike county, Georgia,
r.,,spnes. Indiana, has a butter dish
...,,,y which turns out over $4,000 to 9O,-
c0 dishes per day.
Tho srsduating expenses of the last class
.y,sssr college were about four hundred
c,la,s fox each girl.
rttrs straw wheelbarrows, filled with
.sxbsrries, are the latest thing at what
- known as fashionable dinner parties.
c.,,bed strawberry colored village carts
80 ,ser at Newport, and some are drawn
30 dor keys whose ears are bound with
.55oHs.
The Norwegian Storthung has resolved
s,, every able.bodied adult in Norway
.s,,l receive a musket and oe taught the
- OF it. st the States expense.
vr. Henry C. Marqusnd's newly acquir-
4 Rembrandt would appear to be bar
a, 8, 5000. An advance Of $4,000 has
s.s2 c:ss-ed for it since the sale in London.
rlep0si,iOn of women in America will
- The subject of addresses which will be
.,ve.ed in London to-day by Mrs. Henry
S.anion and Miss Susan B. Anthony.
y. rscOh Bright, NJ. P, will preside.
Az Er.,ishman in Paris has given S.
I'd, 10 the sumptuous American church
-su building in the Avenue de rAlma.
=. j., national scandal that the English
...ch is not worthily represented in the
s-eaca capital.
4 Providence man slapped a strangers
70 ior staring at his wife in a street car,
All he was beginning TO feel himself a
l.,o. when the car stepped and little girl
,,,ed the impudent fellow OFF. He was
tone bind.
The Italian Government is in the mar
81, lr 10000 hogsheads OF Kentucky
5acCo and 800 OF Virginia tobacco. The
after will be purchased by Baltimore
IN. whose agents will operate at Rich
at s-d LynChburg.
.ari Sudeley, near Cheltenhsm, Eng
,af. who planted l67, 900 currant bushes,
.,ao cuuseberry bushes, 25,G0O raspberry
.,... y acres Of strawberries and numer-
Id, cher small fruits two years ago, is
~ building a mammoth jam factory on
estate.
Am.mrer OF the Michigan Legislature
.tar-aud Rapids reporter that much
p. ser paving was in iUlGed in at Lansing.
=. i.-,he-more alleged that a member
rom Tie Lake Michigan Shore-above or
-lw Iuskeg3n-left the Capital with
...ou.uuIUgs from poker.
Fen boring is editor OF a newspaper and
,a,:grc.a church at Carthage, Mo, man.
Sc, another newspaper and breaches for
e-a:as. church at Carteryille, has still an
ger cau-ch at Webb City, and is now
a3.a- camp meeting by way of recrea-
.g2 BENJAMIN was born in Kentucky,
a,3 :sa Hardshell Baptist.
A,p.endid lot of pOlled cattle left Glas
,sst week, consigned to Mr.. Hill, OF
:. 9a@L 1t includes fourteen cows and
.-.e-s from the herds OF the Earl OF Strath-
-o-e. the Earl Of SOuthesk and Mr.. Fergu
soz. o. Kinnochtry. They cost nearly
: $40 With them was shipped 2.year
I'd bG. OF Lord Fitzhardinge's, which Mr..
4 bought for 5000.
T-ere are now ninety three police and
'.:ee roundsmen on the Brooklyn bridge
g'ce. Twelve OF these are ex-oticers from
;1e New York and Brooklyn forces. Fifty
0. the men are over six feet in height.
N7sa;y are now provided with uniforms,
s2i aIl are furnished with clubs.
Nev Orleans has now a deeper harbor
4sa New York. The White Star and
Cgions lines dare not load their vessels
sa0Se twenty six feet, while the French
Inc stops at twenty.four feet. At New
Orleans vessels drawing twenty-six feet of
aa,e- I've 10 difficulty or delay il getting
30 Sci
The Journal Of Commerce has taken the
UCb.e to ascertain that the whole number
ri cabin passengers leaving the customs
districts OF the United States for foreign
potts during lSs2 was 69,935, OF whom
/" ~ sailed from New York. The number
Of Passengers other than those who wentin
,ae csb.n was 63,5fl.
The regulations governing the calls
which are to be resumed on the New York
.'oH and Metal Exchange this week, pro.
v.te that the minimum quantities OF met
'.S wL.ch ran be offered shall be as follows:
I! X IFCU, i'O tons: tin, 10 tons; copper,
100" pounds. Margins OF - a ton will be
required on iron, So 4 ton on tin, and one
.eat pound On copper.
In New York there were - toy pistol
accidents last year OF which Is proved
a;s in Massachusetts, 30, OF which 26 pro-
5.ced death; in Pennsylvania, II, OF which
D.. were fatal in Connecticut, IL, Of which
proved fatal; in New Jersey, 10, OF which
were 'ataI: in Rhode Island, 1, OF which
u wee fatal; in Maine, Is, OF which / were
sta a.d in Chicago, 20, Of which 10 proved
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