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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-24
Z
Wheeling.

Wheeling.
Our merchants report we are on the eve
not of @ boom but Of q healthy development
of substantial business activity. >.
SueARs-Cut Loaf &c; Cubes SO; Fruit
powdered 7 fc; Powdered &c; Granulated
Standard CSC Graaula,ed ordinary 6!c.;
Standard Confectioners A SIC; grooers d
SC: Pearl white A SIC; White extra csc;
Ohio valley C SIC; golden sic; New York
c Sc
CoRTEzs-Greeu cofee-Fsncy Golden
Rio l4tc; Fancy Green lIci Pesberry
i3Sc; Choice I3c; Prime I2lc Good lIle;
Fair llci Roasting grades si9s1s oid
packages-Arbuehss l u ltc; Csrdoos
III. I4c; Glworth l ID. lac; DdEorts
Brunswick l and ? n. lSc; Levering Il. L
Gin. Nc; Levering Java 3 lbs soc
Rising Sun l ID. lac: Tiger | 10 i3S;
Partoia | %. &c. BsIk Roasti-ot
Governments Java sGci Pesssrry lac,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-24
PETROLEUM.
Nsw York.

% AO
New York, March 23.-The petroleum
market continues comparatively quiet, and
aficcs during the forenoon were about
,tesdy at SOlc, after opening at Sic. In the
afternoon news that Fisher No. II well
had stopped flowing was followed by a sharp
rallv, which carried the price up at the
close to So. The market is a waiting one,
With the statistical position in favor OF the
bulls.
OH CITY.
On. CITY, March 23.-Nstionsl Transit
certificates opened at 80!c, highest 82!c,
lowest SO3c, closed at S2bc. Sales 1861.
0OO barrels; clearances 3.938,000 barrels;
rum Al, 45l barrels; shipments 8t,779 bar
rels; charters 22,460 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, March 2S.-Opened a.
Sic, closed at S2tc; highest SIZE, lowes'
3Olc: runs IS. 454 barrels; total shipments
93O5l barrels; charters 22,46O barrels;
~clearances 1904 900 barrels
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, March 23.-Petroleum-
Market dull and prices steady; opened
at sole, declined to 8Osc, and at l o'clock
sole bid. Total daily production OF Thorn
Creek, GAS barrels.
Ttusvilie.
TI7UsvILLE, March 23.-Opeued at 80sci
highest S2Ic; lowest So:c; closed at S2ic;
shipments 93,0ll barrels; runs SOILS
barrels; charters, 22,460 barrels.
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aanaIne Portrait OF CieoPS'I"'

VIA, IA claimed to be a genuine portrait
cIa"natra. made to the order OF the Em'
OF BY bis favorite artist limo
Per1r aSsp the Queen had destroyed her
maAA,S The asp, is in the possession Of
sen 20 Bermeval, a French noOlemSn.
Cleopatra is represented hts slse ,t a'P P,o IA
Eals' sRsts IN hex ears and on her neek
mys' scslet on her arms similar to th9se
: h. Scaueman ID the tomb OF dsies
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fghoice Rio i4.c; Prime fslc Good l2se

Choice Rio l4ic; Prime f3lc Cool l2!e
Fair lie; Ordinary la.
RICE - Carolina head, Tic; Oarolins
choice 70; Carolina prime 6ic; Louisians
SIC; Java pearl SIC; Broken 4fc.
SYBups-Choice Sugar Syrup 33@35ci
Ordinary SUGAR Syrup 2592sc; Honey
Drips 28c; Sugar, House dark 20@22c;
(3c additional in half barrels); New Crop
New Orleans Mollasses. Fancy 55t15Sc;
Choice 50@53c; Prime 4s@50c; Fair 45G
4sc; Choice Bakers S3@37c.
PRoVIsIoNs-Large s. C. Hams l0ic,
Medium 8. C. Hams lie; Small 8. C. Ham:
llfc; California Hams Sc; s. c. Breakfasl
Bacon l0c; S. c. Shoulders 73c; City Sides
S4e; Bacon Shoulders &c; Ham Beef HE;
Ordinary Beef lie; Country Sides Tic,
LARD-Tierce Tie; half barrels Sc; tubs
7Sci buckets Sic; tin pals 3 Id SIC; tin pals
5 ID SIC; tin pals 10 ID &c., tin pals 20 ID
tie; tin pals 90 ID 7}c.
Canned Goona-Staudard 3b table peach
81 go: pie peaches 80 81 10; pie peaches
Glib 81 90; tomatoes 3b Boston market
81 Is; tomatoes 2nd BIB soc; canned corn,
Red Seal 2fb 81 90; do Winslows BIB 81 Is;
do End grade 2lb S5c; strawberries 2tb
81 20; blackbernes 2fb 81 10; raspberr:es
2ib 81 10 Damson's 2fb Csc; lima beans
2ib soc; cove oysters lib Eight &c; do
lib full weight 81 00@l 10; string beans
BIB SO@9Oc; suecotash 2fb 81 1901 Is;
Marrow fat peas 2b 81 9O92 10; goose
berries 2lb 90c@sl 90.
FEUTs-Valencis raisins, &c; layer
0ndara ~rsisins. l2c; layer ordinary ~raisins,
g 20; layer California r%aisins, g 60; Lon
don layer %raisins, So Is; French prunes, COS,
SEC; French prunes, sos, 9Ic; French prunes,
los, l0lc; French prunes, Cos, ll3c; French
prunes, sos, l3c; Turkey prunes, ste; Eng.
apples, loo; good e~vaporated apples, &c;
fancy eyaporated peaches, l5c; good evapo-
rated peaches, lac; good Is, common
peaches, SC.
On--Lard, extra western strained SOC;
carbon, ITO, Sc; carbon, $50, SC; white
miners best winter soc; white miners No.
2, 45c.
CONDITION OF MAREETs.-Sugars, steady
ct quotations; coffee, barely steady; rice,
finn, with aprospectiye advance; lard, weak:
provisions, unchanged; fruits, nominal;
syrup, stronger and advancing n. " mo-
lasses, active at quotations
NAILs-sa rs CARD.
wheeling.
The nail market is active. Nails, fence
and brads - lOd to sod, 81 2j; Sd
and Cd, 50 so; Cd and ID,
81 IS; 4d and Sd, So 90; Sd. So IS; I'd,
S. co. Barrel-3 inch, IS Is; inch,
IS Is, l inch, 81 Is; l! inch, 81 90;
II inch, Sc Is; II inch, 50 %; II inch,
81 90. Lining-I inch, S. Is; ! inch,
So %. Tobacco Hhd-l0d 81 10; Sd
SO 90; Cd and I'd, 50 %. Clinch-All
sizes, 81 90. Slating-5d, 1925; I'D. 1925;
I'd, 81 co; I'd, S. Is. Finishing-l inch,
81 25; II inch, Sc 25; Il finch, 81 so; |! to
II inch, 81 Is; 2 inch, 81 90; p inch, 1915:
3 inch and over, So 50. Casing and Box
ing-lOd to GOD, 50 90; Sd, SO 25i Cd, $3.50;
i'd, SO Is; Sd, 81 IS. Fine Blued-4d,
81 co; Sd, S. %; I'd, Sc 90. Cut Spikes
All sizes, 81 50. Boat Spikes-All sizes,
So GO. Each half key l0c extra.
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REGISTER J
ETTHER1
DAILY OR WEEKLY.

Which, undsr the nsw management, shall b
ly What 10 aated sditorally tAs morning an9
transfer, VIZ; Thoroughly and RELIABLY Dsss
CRATIC, with no isyon Tor any pcnoa o. iseasA
within the party 10 the dttrimsnt Of The vtSss
party. h The nominations are made By ths
regularly oonstituted convcn,ioo Of the party he
the RgaIErKR willard osly than -gire IL a.
qualified support 70 tho n9minsss-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-24
AT CHARLESTON

The REsBTxR will continue 10 give tbs ncvv sna-
mating from the CAPITAL sfssr The rao.sl
Charleston Just the ams - hsretoiors, % that svuY
citizen Wishing 10 know What u tnnsplhas q ~
STAT or GOVERNMENT must continue y tAks "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-24

Al trains daily except Sunday.
humans Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Csr
.fIrugh without change from steubenTille Eat 70
PEvadelphIs and New York. Wet 20 Columbus
in. ianal, Louisville, Chicago, IndisnaPolh and
Il. Louis.
F,r through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping ~
.er, mnoSations. and any further ap-
nir 10 JNO q. ToMLISsOS, 1Ickst Agent At Pan
E-vdle station, foot Of Eleventh strssf, or at City
Ticket ocsoc, undor HcLare House wheeling
JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
Z. 4. FORD,
Genr Pan. and Ticket Agent, Pttxburyh, p
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leave Bellaire at , p. m. for Summarhald.
Leave Bellaire at $780, m. for souerdeld and
NISS'iIS Arrive At BellAire, 9:l5 a m and 5:S
FOR through tickets East and West call
on or address J. G. Tomlinson, Tic ct Ag't
panhandle route, foot OF Eleventh street
Wheeling. W. Va.
Or T. h. B. Raase, Passenger Agent, B.
y U. Depot, foot Of South street, Wheeling.
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8beelias gssistes
TRAVELLERS, GmDE

a NNAL AND DEPARTURE OF rRAN-
EmScsAy excepted. tAonaAy sxcepted.-WaeiiSs
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DRY GOODS
New York.

NV YoRK, March 23.-Dry Goods
Witt out any genuine activity having been
developed, q wide order request called TOR
warts HE selections Of @ miscellaneous char
scter, with a fair business having been
reached. Jobbers are doing very well for a
cold Monday and the hemand shows much
staadinesa.
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Daily except oundsy.
Zanesville Accommodation leaves Whaling o.
1875 a m. and $40 p. m, Bellain 81 $40 q m
nd Ais p. m, daily except Sunday.
Aoundsyille Accommodated haym Whcelins
l:S5 A. Il. and arrives at Moundsyills at l2:lb r. l.,
tally except Sunday.
Mannir eton Accommodation leaves q t:io P.n
Through coech tom Wheeling 10 Columbus On No
: leaving Wheeling at a:l3 A. T., arriving o. 70
8. 4 o. slocpIng carr on all through trina
lose connection nade for all poinh bouth auo
-Suthwest, Hsrth and Northwest, making this Q d.
IrIblr mute tor ooienss and persons moving 70 the
.rat sect. and 10 whom particular sttanttnn y
Tickets % all principal points on nls ct depot
Sleeping car accommodations cAn b secured at D
Thus. 4. B, HAAsE,
Ticket Agent b. 4 o. Depot
JOHN BA1LlE,
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure HouRt
JunN T LANE, Trsy. PGssengcr Agent
". NJ. CLEMENTS, n. or
&. I. DEYRIES, General Agent, Wheeling.
WHEELING N PITTSBURGH DIVISION
I'm and after March ed, 1875. passenger tnirs
viii run % follows, Wheeling m
pKPARTuRHa
For Pittsburgh-7:lOa IN, daily; $40 Q. m, "a
p' For WssstnstopHS: 10 q. m, daily; iioa. m.,a 20
p, m and s .CS p. NJ, daily except Sunday
From Pituhurgh-1o:S a. m, Cos o. m, dalv
except Sunday II :05 p. m, daily.
From Washington-s:lo Q. m, lo;b5 p: m, 600
o. m. daily except sunday; II 'o6 p. N, daily.
C. K. LORD, General Passenger Agent.
THOS. II. KING, General Supt-
Z D. SMITH. Pan ARt. Pittsburvt.
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Weary sufferer from Rheu-
mausm, Eeuralgia, Weak
and Sore Lungs, Coughs snd
Colds, Weak Back Weak
stomach and Bowels, Dys.
pepsia, Female weakness,
II the Loins and Back, Try
over the pit Of the stomach
Ague Pains, Bilious Collie,
protect the system frohi .
It's.
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illOM Restored,

hRDY FsRE-A victim OF youthful impru-
h5lang PenatUre Decay, Nervous Debility,
AnhOcd, &c, having tried In vain every known
rs disoovered 2 simple means Of Sslf-curs
ID 81. sind FREE q his fellow sufferers.
L. REEVES, Chatham St, New York
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COLLINS
VR1Gc 3mcN'
hAs1ERS

shcCung Tains throu,
thee Plasten. Placed
they prevent and cure
Llv,r C~ouflaints, ant
thousand ills. 20 Gel
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llnTn LenRox, slmps0nECo
nllHlA WAaHNGeOIt ID. g.
@SnIVLAWYHHS, tormeEly k1A1P
Ne. Patent 0Hcs; Stnee, ATTOnNhr
keso osea. pssunhe oaos ~ W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-24
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

r,r1E TABLE. CORRECTED TO NOVEMBER
"a. 1854. Trains leave Panhandle staa0n,ioo'
4 Eeventh street, near public landing, q follow
Can't raj Standard f~ims-vkich u minutes soHa
than wheeling tine:
eorHa SOUTH.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r. n.

~osDEssED TINE TABLE OF PAssEsGER
u Trains corrected November 10, 1sS4-CsntnL
gtSudard Tine:
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WHEELING AND PITTsBURGH DIVISION
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati & ST. Louis R. \,

Pan Handle Route.)
THINE TABLE FOR EAST AND WET COB
rcted 70 Nov. I6, 1884. Trains leave Pan Han
die station, foot o. Eleventh .treet, near pubic
endinz, a follows, CcntrAl Standard time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-24

Passenger train daily iaelraine sanaay. Aso'n-
yoHS u. ToNLISSOal
Tiekzt Assnt, Ehea,tzs. Va
A GENTS ssneihiagEez. Rsrs essnes t'S.st'
a fra Writ eolzy Ezyiss Co. al CAa1l e
HsE Totk, ~
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| Geprt Arrive
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PHnADELFHIA, March q. - Flour
Continues very quiet, fsvoring buyers; west
ern Pennsylvania superGne 81 5O@2 81;
do. extra Sc O0a5 90; Pennsylvania family
s. GHOSTS do. roller process ) $50
4 so; Minnesota patent process Si003
5 623; rye flour scarce and firm at 81 500
3 GA. Wheat-Quiet and firm; car lcts
quiet but firm; No. 3 red SOC; No. . red
March s6@S6!; April sT@s7tc; May ssi
@S9c; June 9os@sOio. Corn-StesdyI;
No. 4 mixed 4Tc; No. 3 +SRc; No. 2 high
mixed 49c; No. . yellow 4sc; steamer No
2 mixed 4s.c; mixed +Slc: No. : mixed
49l649Ic; April. May and June 4IsS
4elc 0ats-Firm; rejected white 3tS
sale; No. 3 white 5S9s6!ei No, 2 ghiss
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE { OHIO R. r. CO.

HN AND AFTER DECEMBER n, lsA. PAs.
~ sanger Trsins win Un - fpllou-Wheehng
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
NEw.YoRK. Aup. aI. ~.

NEw-YORK. Aug 81. 1875.
consequence OF the insolvency Of the Wabash
and Pachc HALLWAY company, foreclosure and sale OF the
property covered by the general and collateral
cages has become necessary and plan II
having been arranged with the LONDON Of general
mortgage bondho dors claiming 70 represent majority o. tho
Europe and tho holders of the collateral is
bonds formal agreement FOR carrying such plan into effect
ready FOR the OF American bonchoiers Of
the ollce o. the commit e.. No lg5 broadway.
Hondhodcra upon signing tie agreement viii De required
10 deposit their bonds viii tao loisgued and viii
therefor Temporary pi. Hguoc - tue Mercantile Trust
Company oi Nrwl OK hlc viii De- exchange VI engraved
ccr1clos tcy d. polafcL Tho ccruaoatcs
vii entito tho holder 20 the hnis IN accordance with
the agreement under which they De deposited aad
application VIII be made TIE Ncl ork stock Excbanse
place these certificates upon the rexIa bond list.
The undersigned appointed rurch sing couHipse N the
agreement w prlcaci with an dIc diligence % cafn
ne provisions tc alie and in furtierance thenof
invite ihc lo.ra general mortgage anil collateral trust
morRage bonds 90 signify iheg assent by sgnng the
without dsy. Including The Epgnah boaahollers
about sGoooo9o OF t4e general Ho5saso have airoaty
aascuit'.
Couirs OF te a~rcomra md further in'raa1u D. OBJ
talnodat tAl o1cc $50 800 hIuaaaaY Nca.lo.K Ciu.
JANIS D. IoT.
IDaAE D "..LLIs. { Committee.
a.. ASHLEY,
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
CUNARD LINE.
TOR BERMUDA.

TOR BERMUDA. .
The ELEGANT steamers % the Quebec steamship Com
pany TRINIDAD and oHi NOCo, VIII be di.paiehed
EVERY THURSDAY from NcW.f0rk and Bermuda
"Orinoco" from New YORK April iNc1rsion rates so
10 sCU. For passage, information &c, appD TO- 49,,
A. J.. OLILHBkIGE ~ q To- Agents, 81 Bro1dWaY.
WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY. 2O7 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

An Incompatible cast Messre J. a. IYLEY, II s; HIL
LIZARD. ALONZO STODDAHD, W. III. HAMILTON, THO :
WHIFFEN. MISS VERNONA JARBEAU, Miss sALLIH
WILLIAMS, Miss CARRIETUTkIN andZELDA SEC UIN
GRAND ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS.
Fourlb MIkado Matinee saturday at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
Giir 1)ropsrip tnanteS.

yVANTED.-A furnished house Tor q IGmly
w fonr adults must be In desirable healthf ocaoni
ren' hiOu'r"'e' p O. Box so. Providence r. L
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK. Saturday. Sept. ID, 1885.
., .e,e was held at the Exchange and Auction


. sole was held at the Exchange and Auction
Room 1oaAs BIZ John n. Boyd.
,s, ,ri,dtng with No 1908 2d-ave
estorye ~ n of gsih-s lot 26x75; Newman S4zoo
sales for the week ending Saturday, september H.
we're $96,So4.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
49,. rack ending with Saturday September 10, the fol-
gns fg, s sales are announced;
~" TUESDAY SEPT. 10.
By James Blocker.
,,oD .ale OF cottages and plot Of land 5Oxl0o
Puyi Plu.9 ave cor OF Valentine-st, MoHnt Vernon
Oh By John f. B. Smyth.
rt,on sale Of the 5.story brownstone building and
iot' 02s5Sx65IlO22 No'44z Ess' e-os.
.,re sale Jercms Buck referee Of tho plot OF land
Fore6e1'9s on n : of 14Sth-st, 325 IT W OF 7thsye
1VVA'' WEDNESDAY. SEPT. IT..
By John 7. Boyd.
o,,rs sale James lie idy referee, o. plot OF land
5x26. on Madsonaye cor OF la!lofs|
THURSDAY. SEPT. II.
Bv Louis Mester & Co.
orer,on sale of lot l6exlo0ll, and 4-story stone
buidH Ia. 1871 xlO2 and 2sory brick building, No
sae ssbs Past sOth-st, 3 =, near 2dave'
80 Bv Richard Y. HdyTeH d 90.
osre sale sidney Cowen re cree Of lots l25xlOo5
ory brick building Nos o36 to 5l4 West o1sst g.
IA ~ Of 1lthaye.
Bp Richard Y Hurneh Co.
iosnre sale OF lot. 1022xln22, ana l'story frame
,ro,'Ds rSO on cor Of slstst and Riversideave
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
grooklpn prOpertp For Sale anS Go Let

(uJNTON-AVE., near FultOn-st BROOKLYN
To rent fats best locality in the city, for sS1 70 SSA
~ month All mprov emens and in good order ADDRESS
W. ~ BROWN BROS, 80 5th-ave. Brooklyn, NJ u
NOR SALE.-Fifty Splendid Building Lots,
N one block from elevated road time 80 minutes nom
NV 'i"AA N-' ~ a y Evergreeu-aye., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
Ocean Cleaners.

O)lcuU glCuWtl0s
ANCHOR LINE. U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
n GLASGOW SERVICE VIA LoSD JNDLHl,
CTRC As A. sept 10 pm ~ KN hs- lA...oct noon
ETHIOPIA. sept %. n.m AN Nhoki ~ ict II a. IN
CABIN passage $50 70 $50 second cas. So
IIVERPOOL AND OF EENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY OF KOME......-..- -ailH Mt'lne7y pL - r. -
Cabiu Dafsagc 500 rf q IpNafNA StcOud class So
steerage outward s2u. prcpm 80
UOWiug Green. NeW-Nork
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
A MORAL CRIME.
By Elwyn 4. Barron and Morgan Bates

~
Through these small renings lot the light IN;
Herald" Third magnificent words magniicenty IN
terpretei. awept the house Ike q hurricane"
World The representation instant and emphatic
suCCess'
tribune" 70 received with great applause and the
actors were repeatedly called before the curtain"
Na and fXprrss"A Moral Crime Is no once and unequiv
Ocslly success here"
News The third act "a unlues.onlbly the sronsestyet
seen on the 81 gc'
Gfaphc" Oi the acting nothing bu praise can be spokcn
maynincgnt and worth describing detail
frqierran-" ft hancaon " hut luyuriOusy
monnte presented by strsng company In the third
act u reaches climax 0i the strongest 70 be
found m modern drama
Turf eld and Farn" The thlrd raised shout and
storm Of applause which IN un1nimy and heatness has
Dqute m ls inc tfe o iloretlulo eAccpuhAy
popular PLAYS
WIyror single act % cn0tilna drama we have
ever ue ssed Approaches the third set OF Moral Crime
Dramatic Timcs Tho opening lght instant
reflects crciit alike the talent
authors the mana gers ncumen and the actors ability"
Urmsfic News" The drama Is finely acted tH0ugh0nt.
and tho tlres marys o. scenic art amt hove not
ban rivaied n cqualed in tie Union square Iheatse
Mercury "a Moral trmo is success which II ikey 10
fupt former patrons back again TO their yacat chairs al
the nioa square Theatre
re sun The characters cOstumcd "a Handsomely
ti1uv astOcrais Of lhc past and
the portions their homes IA rght h cOIroct decorations
.HHrff fIHafTa
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

TTIO THE HOLDERS OF THE GENERAL
Il MORTGAGE AND COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS
OF TILE WABASH. ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY co.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
Gotei5.
4listcllaneous.

GRINDING MILLS.-The improvements ct
ne age A celpeuteS mars Of Ecey edges Tor Min
stone IT, IL sOULE, ~ Fulton ave-, Brooklyn, n. \.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

THE LAKE EBiE AND WTsIREy RAILWAY CONTAIN
No. 10 BGoADwAY INV YORK. sept Z. la75.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
~ meeting u the ~ cshoders % the Lake Erie and
Western Railway Company ior The ee ton Of three 5 D
Tor TIE period o. three wiz be held a.
the Office OF the company in bloomington H. on Wednesday
The IAN day Of October. lSNj
books VIII rcman closed from September il to
- l. VI. sCHWAN. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

TTNlON SQUARE THEATRE.
- Under the management 0f j. NJ. HILT. lessee from
Messrs. SHOOK e COLLIE n. PrOpuotOrs.
MONDAY, SEPT IL.
SECOND WEEK OF
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
Citn propertr tor Sale.
gpsinsss llropertp tor Sale aIa to fet

rI1O LET at the substantial new building "a
20 "a Newt bambers.st running through 10 Rose-st,
large light store and basement and lofts above with power
.iaysfar etc rutland & WHITING 5Beekman-st
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-27
Charles Dickens When at Work.

During the years spent at Tavistock
House one of his daughters was, for a
time, a great invalid. and after a worse
attack of illness than usual her father sug-
gested that she should be carried as tar
as the study. and lie on the sofa there,
while he was at work. This was of
course considered an immense privilege.
and even if she had not felt as weak and
i'll as she did, she would have been bound
to remain as still and quiet as possible1
For some time there was no sound to be
heard in the room but the rapid working
of the pen, when suddenly he jumped up.
went to the looking glass, rushed back to
his writing table and iotted down few
words; back to the glass again. this time
talking to his own reflection, or rather to
the simulated expression he saw there,
and was laying to catch it before drawing it
in words. then back again to his writing
After a little he got up again and stood
with his back TO the glass, talking softly
and rapidly for a long time. then looking
at his daughter, but certainly never see
ing her.then once more back to his table,
and to steady writing until luncheon time
1t was curious experience, and Won
derful thing to see him throwing himself
so entirely out of himself and into the
character he was writing about His
daughter has very seldom mentioned this
incident, feeling as if it would be almost
breach of confidence to do so. But in
these "reminiscences of her father. she
considers it only right that this experience
should be mentioned, showing as it does
his characterize earnestness and method of
work. Often, after hard mornings
writing. when he had been alone with his
family, and no visitors in the house, he
has come in to luncheon and gone through
the meal without uttering word, and
then has gone back again to the work in
which he was so completely absorbed.
Then, again, there have been times when
his nerves have been strung up to such a
pitch that any sudden noise, surn as the
dropping of a spoon. or the clatter of
plate, seemed to cause him real agony.
He never could bear the least noise when
he was writing, and waged fierce war
against all organ grinders, bands, etc. -
The CornhiH Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-27
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