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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
No. 191.-A Charade.


No. 191.-A Charade.
FIRST.
Imerrily ring forth to-day
joyous sound; tomorrow
The very words perhaps you'll say
In pain dismay or sOrrOw;
doubtless burst from rosy lips,
When high the proud waves CURED
That bore alOft a lover brave,
The bravest OF the world!
SECOND.
Will he come never more?
She asks the sea, and with its sullen roar
Tn sobbing sea replies,
"Ah, to thy longing eyes
He cometh never more.
viii he come never more?
She asks the earth, and from the shadOwy shore
And every distant hill
Echoes the answer chill,
He cometh never more"
Will he come never more?
She asks her heart, and from the utmost core,
With pulses wildly thrilling.
All other voices stilling,
Silencing even the sound at the main,
Answered her heart, HE comes again"
He comes! through waves by the wild Wlnds
hurled,
The brayest lover of all the world!
WHOLE.
Flowers, flowers, tell me truly.
Were YOU named for this brave lover
Does his spirit in the spring time
Ger your opening petals hover
You are white with the pure whiteness
Of her arms that clasp him close;
You are pink with the fine pinknesS
Of her cheek that Knocked the rose;
Fragrant your breath her soft sigh,
Fresh as If born in Paradise.
Flowers Won could not be 10 perfect
Held YOU not a living soul;
Does her spirit dwell within you
Making YOU this matchleSs whole?
Pink and white the blossoms glisten
Like gay banners all unfurled,
While in low refrain floats family
"Bravest lover of the wOrld!' h 7. NJ.
~.
No. 1854 Small Thing.
I'm found in gentle spring
Floating with the tide;
In every marriage ring,
And also with the bride.
Incvcr dress in green;
ALWAYS 20 in white;
No matter where I'm seem
I'm seldom out of sight.
cannot live in peace.
For am still in strife
Although have II lease
To ever live in life.
The first who will me spy
Deserves tn gain prize
I'm not the letter !,
And nothing near its size.
F. j. Mccoy.
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Practical.
Trus ShiHos

Some philosopher says: walk as if your
body had man il That would apply
very well to cannibal when he had fin
ished his missionary stew.
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1904 Palindromlc Square.

No. 1904 Palindromlc Square.
Firsts town of Iowa;
Two's rodent, 81, | say;
Three Is Latin--"one's own share"
Fourth's q sailor, declare.
Forward read you'll find my first,
The same rs second is reversed;
The fourth reserved, you'll plainly see,
Is forward read in number three.
ASDESoE.
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Commisaionsrs.

We the undersigned Ranks and Bankers vii
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana state Lot
teries which may be presented at our counters
J. d. OGLEsBY. Pres Louisiana Natl Bank
}. W. kIIBkETl1, Pres. Stale Natl Bank.
A.YALD"iN' Pres: New Orleans Sa'l DAni
Incorporated In 1858 for - years by the Legis.a
turc for Educational and Charitable purposes
with capital OF ~ 900. QUITO which q reserve
fund of over tbJOOD0 has sinro been added.
by an overwhelming popular vote It, franchise
was made part Of the present Stafc Connitu.
ton adopted December u. A. ID. ls7p.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people Of any State.
II never scales or Isostponoa
It's Grand single Number Drawings
take place monthly, and the Extraordinary
Drawings regularly every three months instead
Of semi Annually a. heretofore
splendid opportunity to win fortune ar.
enth Grand Drawing, Class %. In tho AcUjemy
1855 l85th Monthly Drnwing
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The Summer Spell.

The July COnteSt-n which all the readers Of the
REGISTER are invited to participate-consists in
forming as many words rs possible from the first
eight letters af the alphabet To the sender OF
the largest list will be presented zone Thousand
and One Gems of Poetry" beautifully bound,
illustrated, red.lincd edition will be presented;
and for the list ranking neat il size, Agnes Strick
lands Stories from English History" will be
given.
These conditions are 10 be observed: |. No
wOrl will be counted unless IL is defined In the
bOdy-inCluding supplement of new words-oi
WCbSter's Unabridged Dictionary. Different
forms Of regular verbs whose inhnitives only are
given in the dictionary will be allowed.
2 Authorizations, COntractiOns, musical sylla-
bles pretiXcs and suiliX will not be regarded as
words
3 Only the eight letters may be used, but they
may be repeated any number of times in any
word.
l. The words in each list must be arranged in
alphabetical order and numbered.
J. No word-that is, no single combination Of
letterS-will be counted more than once in any
list even if II has many definitions
e. In case of tie, the prize will be awarded
for that one OF the largest lists from which fewest
words have 10 be thrown out for non-ObServance
of these conditions. IL the prize winner cannot
be determined by this rule, attention will be gvon
to the neatneSs and carenlness of arrangement
of tying lists.
:. All lists must be forwarded before August l.
Specimens of allowable words are l, A; 2, Ace;
s, Aged; L. Elb. Find the Others.
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No. 196.-An Anagram.

a. Nsber gains trisdom, {" said Sambo TO one
Who talked about spirits, the spheres, and the
sun; $50,
81 neber gains wisdom frem gemmen who preach
OBJ matters an fings clear out o my reach,
Ker tell me yer doctrine is sartinly true,
KAse its great 'postle Jest told what he knew;
That he talked with the sperets an angels on
high,
An cot an his wisdom direc' from de sky;
'Tis contra to reason, an no motal man
Ban make me blebe what can't unnerstan.
NELsoNIAS.
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kJEWENCLAN0 CONSERVATORY
IN or MUSIC Boston, Maso.

The lARoEsrsnd BEsr EouiPpEo b ~
pugh inrueton In Vocal aud Music Piano ssd
Organ Tuning fpe Arts, orsory Literature, French. Oss.
and Italian Language English Branches 0ymnaaits,
NC. Tuition, este t9l hoard and room With Hcam Hssiapf
Elctiis isst tSS ts PCT i.yu Fail LSf sssln. -.
ddrrss T.. ToUBEE, Dir. fnnklin -, BOSTON, hasa
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Law SchooIof WashIngtond leeU University
GEN. CIV. c. LEE. Prr.,aer,.

GEN. G. ". c. LEE, President.
INSTRUCTION By TEXT BOOKS AND PRINT.
i Cd lectures with courses Of Lectures ON special
subjects by eminent jurists. Tuition and fees 80
for session Of nine months, beginning Sept ~
For catalogue and fun Information, addres Chas
A. Graves, Professor OF Law, Lexington, Va
jyaeSgrb
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THE WEST VIRGINIA
STATE UNIVERSITY.


DsrABLIsHEp AND SUPPORTED BY THE
IL State Government Wen equippsd with the
Apparatus OF firsi-class University. Five
splendid Buildings and Grounds lIealthftil and
Moral Surroundings, a Full Faculty, Libraries
and Literary Societies
TUITION FREE
To the young men OF West Virginia 10 the extent
OF one in every Ave hundred Of the population OF
each county Cadets are also received nee OF
tuition and furnished with books and stationery
al the expense Of the state,
An Academic Course.
a Classical Course,
4 Scieutiflc CoaFse,
a Course OF Law,
4 Course OF Anatomy.
Physiology and Hvgienc.
4 UatScr~tty Course. or
4 Special CousSe
May he chosen by students and q diploma viii
be awarded In each Of these departments on COM
pieton of the course.
The University is locatcd at the beautiful town
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Answers,

lsl-The dictionary.
lSl-Nurse- maid.
lS}.-Demon ale, one medal, lemonade.
lSI-The caterpillar.
Acknowledgements.
lS6-M-a-hOgany.
ISL, RIGHTEOUSNESS. ., Emancipation. 3,
Devotion. 1, POetaster. 9, Wardrobe.
Answers will be published in two weeks
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

1867 Prizes amounting egsjJ 100
Application for rates IN clubs should be male
only To the Office ~ the Company ga New o..
leans
for further information write clearly. sivfns
full address POATAL NOTES, Epresi
Money Orders ot New York Exchange IN oSdBnary
letter Currency BY express iat Cur expe1nc) ID.
dressed ". a. DAUP1GlN,
New Orleans, Ii.
Or; ". A. DArPHIN.
washinEtoo, y. G..
Make p. 0. Money Orders payable ~
address Registered Letters 70 Z
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAyR
View OI1e0sn. L.
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WASHINGTON AID LIB UIIYERSfY,
Lexington, Va.

INSTRUCTION IN THE USUAL ACADEMIC
i studies and in the professional schools Of Law
and Engineering Location hesithfnl: expensea
moderate. Session opens Sept l6. Forcatalogues
address Clerk Of the Faculty"
ix-Aa4yrh q N d Ike President
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Eotttrp.

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise tho
arrangements for all the Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings Of the Louisiana state Lottery Com
pany, and In person manage and control the
drawings themselves. and that the same nrc con.
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and In good faith
toward all parties, and We aut horiIc the company
10 Isc this certificate with iacsimilcs Of our sis
natures attached In It's advertisements
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H., oOe e l. and saying this
} m ,ne collar and leaped
n u. ]; PIunging bath, which
4 SsS us 800 suit Of clothes
h ~ .DS suit in his life. 1t was
Bs @a9 ! heard it rip as 1
hen I S;, 1t never fitted him
DNS Two hired men pulled
AUS that l tried to held
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SPHINX KNOTS.
Accommodation for this department should
be addressed to E. r. cHADsoURS, Lewistovn, Ne.

No. Ie5.-An Enigma
A fearful deed has stirred the land.
And between the people stand
And two simple, stupid creatures
Rough and brutal in their features,
II is not these have done the deed,
Not guilty" they may truly plead;
Let them retain their usual station,
While remain before the nation
To help Won ferret out the crime
So plainly limited In this rhyme. 3
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Born on a Monday,
Fair in face;
Born Of a Tuesday,
Full of Gods grace;
Born of a Wednesday,
Merry and glad;
Born OF a Thursday,
Sour and sad?
Born of a Friday,
Cody given;
Born OF a Saturday,
Work for your living;
Born of a Sunday,
Never shall want:
90 there'i the week,
And the end ont.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-02
EXECUTIVE INFORMATION

The President yesterday approved the bill
authorizing the appointment OF an assistant
treasurer.
@. II. Kalbfus, of the dead letter division OF
the Postoifice Department, has been promoted
from 81 200 TO 81 400,
Lieut.. Charles r. Perkins has been detached
from the school ship st. Mary's and ordered
to duty In the coast survey.
The Postmaster General has authorized the
postmlsters at Sweethall and TnppahannoGk,
Va, to advertise for proposals for service from
sweethall to Tappahannock six times week.
A delegation of New York veterans is In tho
city, trying 70 get the President to withdraw
the nomination OF n man for postmaster at Sc
neca Falls, from which disabled soldier was
removed.
The Treasury Department has been informed
that an agent OF the secret service has arrested
Braden Porter, at Plano, Iowa. for counter
his possession.
Capt John @, Bourke. 3D. cavalry, has been
relieved from duty IN the department of Ati.
iona and ordered to Washington to complete
his report concerning the Indians of Arizona
and New Mexico.
The Treasury Department has decided that
horehound seeds are free of duty as aromatic
seeds, but that borage, savory, rue, thyme, and
lavender seeds are subject to duty at the rate
of 20 per cent. ad valOrem as garden seeds.
Jute canvas used in the manufacture of1nail
bags and sacks Tor the postal service VIII be
classified as bagging, subject TO u duty of 40 per
cent ad Yalorem, instead of as canvas manu-
featured of jute, not otherwise provided for,
dntiable at the rate of 35.psr cent. ad valoEem.
The following Virginia .pogtmasters were ap.
pointed yesterday W. J.. Painter. Diapers
Cove, Washington county: ]. b. Mongle, Hols
ton, smyth county; J. o. Carter, Newcastle,
Craig county w. d, Nottingham, Wise Court
House, West county. j. Il. M, Castle was APP
pointed postmaster at Brownsville, Washing.
ton county. and David Winfield at RohrersYille,
" the came county, IN Maryland ,a, Iis'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-02
For the Grant Monument.
Mr.. W. w. Corcoran has sent Mr.. s. V. Miles
nhnok for Q6nn fNr tho Ara ~ npun,npt Quad


The brain, as the center of the nervous sys-
tenn, requires rest, even more than the body. A
man can stand continuous bodily labor far
better than mental strain. The fatigue which
school teachers experience ut the close oftheir
days work Is not bodily fatigue so much as a
drain onFhe Vital strength caused by the con-
slant demand on the brain, When the brain is
overworked the whole nervous system suffers.
One of the chief symptoms of coming brain
trouble is sleeplessness Very few Journalists
can drop into quiet slumber after a nights ex-
hausting work. No clergyman, afteri an even
ings sermon, can be sure of sleep, however
valuable his discourse may have proved IN
producing sleep among his congregation. In
short, no man who uses his brain all the time
can keepup, not only the mental strain but
his bodily health. without using some nervlne.
Some tryto stupify themselves by narcotic,
others resort to excessive fatigue TO cure them
selves Of sleepessness. But Dr. Henley's Cell
cry, Beef and Iron is found on sale at all
druggists whose places of business nre near
newspaper offices, and nightly, after the paper
has gone to press, weAried journalists, proof
readers. printers, telegraph operators, and
others repair the wear and tear of their night
ly work by the use OF Celery, Beef, and Iron,
having tested, tried, and fully approved DR..
Henley'g invaluable combination. Sweet sleep
comes from composed nerves, and nothing
qniets them Inc Celery, Beef and Iron-a
trinity of excellence
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-02
STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER QUARTER MILLION DISTRIBUTED
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-02
THE COUPON CONSPIRACY.
Trial Of the Patent once Messenger
and Attorney for Unlawful Acts.

WHAT is termed the patent office coupon
conspiracy case came up for trial in the crimi-
nal court before Justice Macarthur yesterday
Ludwell Gunwell, messenger in the office, and
John II. Adrlaans, patent attorney, were in
dictod for unlnwfully conspirng and combin-
Ing to defraud tho United States through this
process. The patent office issued in books
In packages Of twenty blank forms or orders.
commonly called coupons. bearing the signature
OF the chief clerk, which were sold ut 10 cents
each. These forms were good to patent attOr-
neys or holders for one copy of the spocliioa-
ton or drawing Of any patent SINCE Jan. i,
from an attorney that these coupons were
being sold on the outside for less than
the Office price, and examination made
from time TO time showed that some
fifty OF these books disappeared in a
very short period. Pressing the investigation
further the evidence seemed conclusive that
COLLISION existed between the two parties
named IL was asserted that Gunnoll purlolned
the books, had fac smile signature OF the
chief clerk of the office imprinted thereon, and
then transferred the blanks to Adrlaans, whose
part was to dispose Of them. II Is charged that
since November, 1884, over 5000 OF these orders
have disappeared, and that Adriaans not only
had more blanks in his possession than were
credited TO him In the Office, but that he had
sold coupons in quantities to other attorneys.
The prosecutions position is that the two de-
PENDANTS entered into q conspiracy, by procur-
ing and issuing the orders, to derraud the gov
ernment. and the overt act was complete when
the fraudulent coupons were offered aud sold.
The defense denies tho existence Of con-
spiIaoy or their completely in any transaction
District Attorney worthington and his first
assistant, Mr. Taggart. appear for the govern.
Campbell Darlington for Adriaans. The trial
will probably be concluded tO-day
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-02

DATENT ATToRNEY-CHAs. J. GooCH,
IL st. Cloud Building, 9th and + sts N. w.
Twenty years experience. Prompt and care
full personal attention given TO every case.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-02
TIE CoURT RECORD.

Supreme Court OF the United States.--No
203 John Mullen ct al vs.. The United States
Argued by Mr.. Walter II. Smith for the appel
liant and by Mr.. W. W. Morrow for the ap.
pellce, and submitted on printed argument by
Mr.. Assistant Attorney General Maury for the
appellee.
error, ys. The State OF Louisiana OK rel. Henry
shepard. Continued per stipulation.
Mr. Joseph Jackson ct al, appellents,vs Fred.
erick II. Lawrence ct al. Submitted by Mr..
Aaron $. Everest for the appellants, and by
Mr.. d. +. Lucas for appellees.
No. 2O6, Francis N. Long ct .ux, plaintiff In
error VS.. Daniel Bulard. Argued by Mr..
Thomas II. Gresham for the plaintiff in error,
and by Mr.. Clifford Anderson for the defen-
dant In error.
No. 207. Robert G. Campbell, plaintiff in
error, vs. The District of Columbia. Argument
commenced by Mr. Enoch Tatten for the
plaintiff In error.
Court in General Term-Chief Justice Cart.
tor and Justices James and Merrlck.-Ph9nix
Mutual Life Insurance Company vs. Grant;
decree below affirmed. Markes VS.. Main. AS.
signment unchanged.
Circuit Court-Justice Hagner. Baptist
Church VS.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company; on trial. Assignment unchanged.
Equity Court Justice Cox. : Burford vs..
Walker; John II. Magruder made party com.
plainant and pro coniesso against defendants
on amended bill. Kennedy VS.. Stone; William
Stone Albert substituted as trustee. Merrick VS..
Merrick; sale decreed and Il. B. Mcguire, w.
trustees to sell. Morris vs. Merrick; sale de.
creed and @. L. Hamilton appointed trustee to
sell. English VS.. English; payment of allmony
by consent ordered. Assignment unchanged.
Criminal Court-JuAtice MacArthur.-Lud.
well Gunnell and John ii. Adrlaans, conspir-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-02

A new schedule of extra fare rates on the
"New York and Chicago Limited Express"
Monday, March IS, the extra fair being reduced
81 from New York and Philadelphia and $3.50
from Washington and Baltimore to Chicago,
points. This reduction will enable passengers
travelling via the Pennsylvania railroad to take
passage on the popular Limited Express at
a slight charge In excess of the usual ratio on
other regular trains. This train is one OF the
most completely appointed passenger trains in
the world, embracing, as 1t does, all the COM
forts and conveniences of a first-class hotel. II
is composed exclusively Of dining, sleeping,
parlor, and smoking cars. Meals are served en-
route at the uniform rate ofS1.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-02
THE MARK ETa.
The Advance In TranscontInental stooIsi
the Feature OF Operations.


NEW YoRk, April 1.-The stock market con-
tinues quiet, with good deal of irrcgularity in
the movement of prices. The feature of to-
days operations was the further advance in
Transcontinental stocks, due at first to buying
by inside parties who had early information Of
the fact that meeting Of the representatives
OF the transcontlnental companies was to be
had in this city to-day. IL is believed that the
purchase OF these stocks was largely for the ac-
count OF the bears who had heavy lines out
standing.
Later in the day II became known on the
street that meeting was in progress up town.
but the. result Of the deliberations was not
known before the close of the board How
ever, Union Pacific, which opened Mt 49,, sold
Immediately at 4S1A rose during the forenoon
to 4y2s, and later TO 49,. Amer midday there
was a break 10 4s]4, and another rally to 49,,
the stock finally closing ut 4g-a gain of ~.
Pacific Mail shows nm equal net advance at
625J, after selling at SO, and rs low as 5l9S.
Union Pacific was the most active stock on the
list with sales Of "A, 1888 shares but tho trading
in Pacific Mall was much smaller-lS, 800
shares Southern Pacific sold at the highest
prices that II has reached since IL was listed
3gA, and closed a lower. with an advance of
~. on the other hand the coal stocks while
well held, were only steady.
Treasury balances--Coin, sl28.0i5, 23S; cur
rency, $3.50, g69.
Quotations OF Thursdays Stock Sales.
The following daily market reports have been
Furnished by J. Vance Lewis, broker, lie Drot
building, Eighth aud II Streets being the most &C.
au Xarh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-02
District AfYairs in Conpress.

The attitude of the House committee on
rivers and harbors in respect of the Potomac
fats improvement Is characterized as anorna-
lous by other members Of tho House, as well
as by senators. That all work should be
brought to standstill to await the settlement
ofthe question of title to portion of the area
ment is believed by some congressman TO be
shortsighted, at best. If the difficulty shall
not be cured by the House committee, or by
the House when the bill comes up for notion,
twill receive more favorable treatment in the
Senate, where, 1t is promised, an amendment
will be put upon the bill making provision for
continuance of the works.
A favorable report was authorized by the
House District committee on the bill to incor-
poratc the Young Woman's Christian Home.
Mr.. Sewen presented,in the Senate petition
from citizens of New Jersey in favor OF the bill
to protect young girls In the District of Column
bia aud punish rape. Referred to the District
committee,