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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-19
Tho Vacancy on tho Legislative Ticket

Tho Vacancy on tho Legislative Ticket.
The County Erecu ise Committee will
meet next Monday evening 10 fill the
vacancy on the Democratic Legislative
ticket, caused by the death Of Charles j.
Gleason. Several mines have been sug.
gested 70; the place, among them Mr.. Rob.
ert Pekari, the well-kroWn plass.wo rker,
and Pro scouting Attorney Louis Jordan.
A corespo 1dent also makes the following
suggestion:
To the Editor OF the REGISTER:
Sic: Some one will have TO be put on the
Legis alive ticket in place Of Mr.. Glsason,
now deceased. Who will and should be
the man? The same element in the party
that was represented by Mr.. Gleason
should be recognized in the selection Of
his successor. A geo lily number Of Demo-
Gratis have discussed the matter. and have
reached the CONT 1sion that John Co III
rau, Q glass-blower in the Central Glass
Works, should be the man. His selection
will, in cur jadgme; It, be pre-eminently
wise and available one; none more 30 can
ba made. He is popular with the work.
ing classes, and il an intelligent and an in
fuential N enber OF the labor organisations
Of the city. We hope that the COMMITTEES
will consult the interests OF the working
classes in its selection. land unless II does
the party can't tuccesd, bat IL IL DOES,
John Cockrsn will be the man.
FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATS.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going Of Strangers.
Mr.. G. F. Hartlieb, of Elm Grove, wat
in the city yesterday.
Judge Obey johnson, of PArkersburg,
was 10 the city yesterday.
Mr.. Chas. Burdette Hart has been lying
seriously i'll in his room at the Stamm
House.
The many friends of Dr.. W. A. Cracraft
will Re glad 70 her that he is out again
after his recent hurt from the kick of q
horse.
Mr.. Harry o. Webb, the genial travel.
ing representative of the Burlington Route
is 10 the city for few days on business
connected With his road.
Mr.. Joe Miller, the crack shortstop Of
the Western Le'g7e, who has been play
ing the past season with Omaha, hiss re-
turned to his home on the Island 70 spend
the winter.
Messrs. August Roll, Henry Bisteson,
Henry Stsmm and Peter Cassel left yeetar-
day morning for Fostoris t, attend meet
ing Of tie directors Of the Nickel Plate
Glass Works.
The msrrisge Of Mr.. Joseph r. Paul.
aud Miss Lille Heiskell is announced to
take pltcs next Wednesday sfserro IN at
the residence Of tbs brides mother, en-
chapline street.
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Resolutions OF Respect.

At specisl meeting of L. U. No. 8 A.
F. G. W. U, the following resolutions
were adopted;
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased thu Almighty
in His infinite wisdom to remove Fl ON our
midst Bother Chnlss ]. Gleason, whose
death We dtpore, but tow to Him who
knoweth all things best. Therefore, be
it
Resolved. That in the d ,ath of Brother
Gleason We have lott a trusted brother, q
kind FREUD and an able workman.
Resolved, That herein we convey to tie
wife and family Of the de .sed our SYM
paihy in their bereavement
ResOlred, Ths. copy Of these resol 1.
to AZ be pres snted TO the family Of the de-
ceased; also placed on the records Of the
Local Union and published 10 the Ners-
Letter, REGISTER, InteHigencer and. Ohio
Valley Budget.
JOHN CoRCoRAN,
NJ. J. FINLEY,
FRED STRASsER,
Committee.
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otal IiI2l 80 4iS 9l 4S9 l76sLlll IS ,O9s

In the German department the enroll
ment fJr the month was 1853, divided a.
fellows: Washingt IN, AZ; Madison, %;
Clay, SO; Union, 80; Centre, 81, Webster,
65; Richie, 81; uumbsr Of classes, 40, five
in each school except Clay, where there
are ten class,s, and the,e are taught by
four teachers, the total Of whose salaries il
Sl5S per month. The number Of pupils of
German parentage il 139; other than Ger
man psrsntsge, 15S.
This report, ssys the Superintendent,
shows An increase of 213 over the enroll
ment for september, 1887. 1t also shows
an Increase In the snr,llment in the Ger
man Department. l find that Madison
school is 10 very much the came condition
that Clay scbcol was when it wac thought
advisable 10 make tie highest grade
of Divi IN AS p trt of the grammar cAool.
In order that thu same co 1rse of study
msy be applied in Madison as it is in
other schools of the district, would re-
commend that this Board consider the adj
visibility Of making Division A g ada l
of that school, part Of the grammar
school, as it viz uslly is so, aud of making
euCu IIlCf 90 WIN LisAO shoe
school conform 10 the cause Of stady.
The susg .stion o. the SupsriAtendents
in reference t, the charge in Madison
school was adopted by tbs Board snd tie
repor It ordered filed.
Accompanying the report of Superin-
tendent Anderson was Il al of L brarian
Wilson, which sho we'd the circulation Of
books for the month of Seotsmb,r as fol-
lows: In the Library, 4, 473; average per
day, Us; circulation in tie readi;g room,
99S; amount req sed from finer, etc, $26
Ire report was ordered filed.
Clerk Hall report d that two insurance
policies wouli expire on October 81, and
he was autholiz ID TO renew them. He
81 20 repor ei that note Of 81, 145 would
b, due at tie Dollar Swings B .nk October
80, So. AL 20 would b, due November to
tie Sidney School Furniture Company for
furniturs supplied, and that there would
be funds in hands to NEST the payment Of
these amounts.
On motion Of the Clay Com issionsrs
Miss Fannie Smythe was appointed sub
sii,ute vie, Miss Carrie Zsne, rssigned.
The appointment of Miss Laura Gunner
to the loslti:n in Richie school made va.
can't By the death of Miss G;ee ,lse, was
c1pfirmsd.
Mr.. Ebsling moved that the Local Com.
mis,ioners be authoriz ID to change tie
school from the basement into one Of the
rooms Of the building recently purchased
by tie Board; provided it be vacant.
Carried.
On motion of Mr. Hsrrtll, the Finance
of the Board was authorized to
meet with tie Conncil Finance Committee
in regard to the purchase Of the old Court
Hpuie property for. . public library and
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OUR INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing Establishments Generally
Running Full.

Manufacturing Establishments Generally
Running Full.
The nsilers in one of the Riverside fActo.
ries have taken out their tools and will
have no more work. II Is understood the
factory will be turned into tack factory,
in which each mailer will run eight ma
chires. This change will throw quite
number of man out Of employment.
Nssrly all the local industries are run.
ming fu' and the general condition of af-
fairs is very good. OF the mills, the La
Belle, the Beawood, the Belmont, the
Riverside, the Etna and the TOP, are
hsmmeIic g away in all departments, al
though the Top mill factory was closed
down for few days the first of the week.
The Crescent is not only running, but is
working double turn in all department
with orders away ahead of the capacity Of
the pant The Standard mill is on full, and
has put nav train of rolls in operation
W thin few days.
The Wheeling Hinge company is work.
ing its full plant, with good demand for
products.
Amorg tbs foandries work continues
more thai fair. The Centre is doirg a
good deal CT mill work, Fisher
is turning o1t stoves at lively rate, and
Sweeney & Son are Ell ! running the night
turn. They have another contract for the
machinery for plate gas works, the
third they have booked. They are rapidly
turning out machinery on their se,ond
contract. The Jos. Bill Co. is also very
busy on stove work.
The potterits are working right along,
with the exception tf the factory tf the
Whet ling plant, which is still idle for
want Of flint. Orders are Ginning in freely
at all the works Of this class.
miscellaneous industries, Caldw &
Peterson, Kisves, Kraft & o., Arbenz &
Co., Trimble & Lutz, Bsltz, Fading &
Co., etc are all as busy as they could
we'll wish.
Among the timers, the big annual fruit
can rush is about over.
Horkheimer Bros. rev wool COMPRESS
is working like charm, aud 10 a valuabls
addition to their wool handling f.cilitiss.
G. w. johnson & Sons are making big
output in all departments.
The sac of the La Belle Gl.ss Works
property at Bridge port to the Crystal Glass
Company, made By Assignee Thomson.
has bsen set aside by the Court. TIE rea.
son for this is tie inability of the assiznee
TO deliver the goods advertised. Quite A
long time ago the old La Belle Company
laid out their property in town lots, dedi-
eating streets and alleys. When the
property was offered for sale it wss sup
POI Ell to be all one tract, bat sfter the sale
was made the mistake was discovered. A
new sals will b made.
The new bulldog Of Bloch Bros. will be
seven stores high, instead of six.
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Henry Jacobs &C.,,
1854 to 1853 Main Street.
Anp6
1125. l.. s. GOOD. ll27.
GREAT SPECIAL, DRIVES.

We viii offer this week the greatest the grand
est the most remarkable bargains in Dry Goods
ever offered in tEis city.
1000 yards heavy Canon Flannel At cents
so o yards Manchester Bingham At 90 cents.
20 pieces 50 inee half bleacned Table Linen at
Is cents
10 pieces Turkey rel, fast color, Table Linen at
20 cents.
80 dozsn q fine linen Napkins IS cents, worth
killySl50
5Odozen q ane linen Napkins l.26, worth fully
$3.50
10 pieces 81 inch Oleaehed Danask IS cents,
cheap At 81 %.
s. pieces IS inch all linen Glass towing 81 cts,
worth 10 cents.
. pieces all wool Tricot 81 cents worth 50 cts.
20 pieces all wool Ladies Cloth, 50 inches, so CO,
wsrth 70 cents.
pieces All wool Broad Cloth, So inch, Sis,
worth a. co
Unparalleled Bargains will be given in Ladies,
Misses Rod Childen's Wraps.
100 Children's Cio4ks Especially IS cents, worth
three times the money
500 Childrens w'aps from SEQ to $500.
$50 jackets fcom 81 50 up 10 Sl20Q
40 Newmarkets from 81 90 up to 5000.
A full line OF Plush Wraps from $500 to &O.Oe
Specials speeiaII! Specialize
TWENTY SEAL PLUSH COATS,
20 inch long (samples) sizes SO, IS and 10 at SO
pi-ee worth more than double the money.
Such barg sins right ia the beginning OF the
sea on were never b. ard Of before. But we guar
antee to produce every article mentioned in this
advertisement At the exact price named above.
L. =. GOOD,
ocl l125 and li27 Main street.
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GEN. JOHN A. LOGAN When a
gentleman stands upon this floor
and tells me that this high, this ex-
traOrdinary high tariff is for the
protection of the Iaboring man, | tell
him that | do not understand how
he can possibly substantiats such a
theory April IS, 1870.
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He Got Out.

He Got Outs
10 he Editor of The Register:
s1R:-Allegsd Democrat" in yester-
laws Intelligencer, seems 10 bs one Of those
,eople who live in mud houses and always
ret out wien flcod comes. Your remarks
GEMS to have strlck him bstwesn wind
md water. It is notorious in this town
hat few manufacturers are opposed to
allowing their employees the gosd old aud
blessed custom of free ballot and fair
count. But Democrats are G ing to have
it all the same, and hope alleged Dem
ocrat" will keep it in mind. Independence,
steadfastness 10 p iuciples and courage Of
their cony lotions have always clare c !erized
the wage workers Of this town, and they
do not now propose 10 be deprived of that
inalienable privilege By few teldsh bull
doZ .rs. bRBAD"lNNkh'
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Board of Education rooms. Speaking to
his motion, Mr.. Harrell thought that 1t
would be o saving to the city b turn the
old court house into public library even
IL they donated il for that purpose as the
rent paid out for the preeert apartments
would in time amount to the price re-
ceived for the property, which would
naturally be far below its active value as
II was to be sold at public auction. This
was looked uIou withfavor by ell members
of the Board aud may result in something
definite. Several other matters were dis
oosed of and the Board adjourned.
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Pittsburg and Return 81 IS by the Psn
Hacdie Route, Saturday, October 2oth,
1888.
On Saturday, Octobe. 10Th, the p, O.
and st. L R'iiway company will sell ex-
cursion tickets to Pittsburg for all trains
at rate of S1.35 for round trip. good return
ing until Monday, 0:tobsr 22d. Trains
leave Wheeling ct 100 q. m, ] :35 p. m.
and 40 DIN. city time. Through
coaches to Pittsbnrg on all trains.
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A Big Meeting To Night.

The Democracy Of Washington district
will have meeting ct the corner Of S.v-
enth and Market streets this evening, and
they have made preparations for rou,ipg
time. Now if this alleged weather will
only give them chance Warrington dis
trict Democrats will entertain ell the Dem.
ocrats in the city and as many Republicans
as care TO hear spleodid SPEECH, In which
the issues Of the csmpsigu will te discuss
ed in an intelligent and forcible manner.
Hon. F. p. lame, Of Pittsburg, gentlt
man thoroughly yersed 10 ths questions
DOW btfo'e the petp,s, and 0 speaker Of
bility, will address the meeting. A mum.
Der Of the club, in the city will turn ut
and help Washington Club make the orc =
Son an enthusiastic ore. and . Zig time IL
All the Democrats In the city
arc invited to attend. The speaking com.
OF Z o'clock.
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GEN. JOHN A. LOGAN:---When ;

GEN. JOHN A. L0GAN::---When a
gentleman stands upon this floor
and tells me that this high, this ex-
traOrdinary high tariff is for the
protection of the Iaboring man, | tell
him that | do not understand how
he can possibly substantiate such a
theory April 10, 1870.
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N. GuIMAN & CO.,
Mammoth C|othiers,
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.

clubs who Rave decided to turn out ct
their meeting tonight, when Hon. T. j.
Iams, Of Pitttburg, will address them.
Fire Marshal Geo. Mutb, Of Bellsirs.
says the Democrat, Of his town will sepd
. delegation . mile long, marching tSo.
abre Ist, to tie Thurman reception.
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Political Points,

Judge West the blind orator, spoke Ut
Bellsire last night 10 fair audience.
The Democrats Of Washington district
met at tier C ub loom Last evening, to
make sTsngemeDt3 to meet the other
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Irish Aristocracy.

A gcod-sizsd audience greeted Gib:on
and Ryan in their play, 'Irish Aristecrs
cy, =" at the Grand Opera House, last even
ing, and were kept in q good bumor for
two hours and halt, by the vary funny
pisce, and the splendid company which
produced il, headed by the two fine come
dian, named above. New songs and
dances and br ght muse arc introduced at
intervals. and add much to the entertain
ment. Tonight sgsin.
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ThA Union Bridge.

Mr.. None, Of the Ed enore Bridge
Work, Washington, Delswa 9, contractor
for the supentu tare of the Union bridge,
ia in the city, in consultation with the
rsilrosd authorities. The Edgemo;e works
are one of the sub contractors, the general
cor tract for the construction of the who'e
work being lat to the Eastern aud Wheel
ing Construction Company. This Company
has sub-let various portions of the work to
different firms.
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Excursion to Pittsburg OF the Democratic
Clubs VIA the Il. a. a.

The Young Mems, Kenna, Centre Dis
trict, and other Democratic clubs, have de.
cided to 70 to P,t'sburg, Saturday, Octo.
bar 10Th, via the B. & o. r r Co., taking
the Opera House Band with them. Special
train W IL leave Wheeling at p. m. Re-
turning, l.avs Ptt.burg at midnight.
Round-trip tickets, Sl.S5; good returnipr
on al regular tran, Sunday snd Monday.
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Index 20 New Advertisements.
SECOND FACE.

SECOND PACE.
Important Committee Meeting Tonight
Thurman Demonstration.
To Horse OWners-Recips for Bots, Colo ana
DiStsrpeT
For acknowledgements Lizzie Bay.
WaDted-Grocery Clerk.
Try Lists Cough Syrup-R Il List
Attention, 8portsm6n-I. G. Dillon q Co.
FOURTH PAGE.
Adjourned Meeting-COmmittee on Invitation,
Thurnsn Demonstration.
Ahead ID. Gund ing& Co.
Adjourned Mesting-Finsnce and Executive
Committed Tn, rmAn Demonstration.
Superb Line Of Noyelt es-M Gutman q Co.
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DON'T fail to attend the Glss,p lcker,'
second grand bal, at Arioa Hall, tonight.
Two grand prizes TO the bsst lady and
gentleman walters.
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Richmond Exposition.

The Ohio River r. X. will sell excur-
sion tickets from Wheeling to Richmond
and return October 3 to November Is,
GOOD returning November %, at the low
rate of S14. IS for the round trip.
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1000 handsome, well-bound and print
ed volumes on all subjects, in our 80 cent
book section. By mail, 45o.
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Marriage License.

Marriage License.
The following marriage license was
issued yesterday:
Peter Eoglehsrdt, a nativs of Washing
county, D. row of East Liverpool, o and
Margaret Z PLUS, 9 native of Wheeling.
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Mbeelias 8e9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Thermometer Record,

Mr.. o. Schnspt, the Opera House drug
Kist, made the following observations OF
the temperature Thursday: g. m,
~; 9 8 m, 46. IL m, 81; 8 p. m, 81;
z o. m, So. Weather ehsngeable.
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KILLED by the Cars.

Peter Anschuz, of Anderson's Run,
Belmont coansy, was killed by train on
the B., z & G. road early Wednesday
morning 1t is thought be sat down on the
ties ID rest and fell asleep.
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A Rather Big job.

Messrs. Kssley & Brooks has the con-
tract for delivering q locomotive from
Bridgeport to the Adikia tunnel on the
Wheeling ard Lake E is rai'rosd. The
mschiue weighs As, coo pounds, and will be
hauled out without taking down II Is
losdsd on q Iolr-whe slei truck and will
be hauled up the Cad pike. I. will take
twenty horses to pull the load. The en-
CINE belongs to DARLING & Kennedy, and
will be used in the tunnel.
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MILWAUKEE BEER on 6raught at the
Basement Saloon.
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Ihsye hsd cstarrh foe twenty yeau, ord
used oil kinds Of remedies without relief
Mr.. Smith, druggist, Of Litte Falh,
recommended Ely's Cream Balm. TA
effect Of the first application was magical,
IL allsyed the itf a animation AID tie ntiI
morning my head was ~ clear o. bell
One bottle has done me 90 much good that
/ am convinced that It's NE will ,fi.c's
permanent cure. II 10 soothing, plesaus
and easy to apply, and strongly urgs ~
us By oil suffsreis.-Geo. Tsiry, Little
Falls, N. Y.
Apply Balm INTO each nostril.
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The best salve In the world for Cuk
Bruises, Sores, Ulcsr, Salt Rheun, Fcvs
Sores, letter, OhAppsd Hands, Chilblan
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, sni
positively cures PILES, or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed TO give satisfsctios q
money refunded. Price Is cents per boa.
For sale BY Logan q o..
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InPoRTED French Tissue Papers in oil
shades, at Wholesale or retail, by
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
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A GOOD assortment Of Fine Pocket
Knives snd Scissors. All warranted, at.
STANTON & DAygNPoRr's.
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CORK SOLES.
Cork Soles,

Cork Soles,
Gentlemen who want warm, dry feet,
should buy our CORK s,le shoes.
J. w. AMICK & Co.,
lab Main Street.
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SEE the grand Waiting contest at Arion
Hall tonight.
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ALL the @. L. s. @. Books for eess son Of
1898, sold separately or in sets, by
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
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ATTEND the FIST grand bail Of the season
at A,ion Hall, Tonight.
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TAURMAN DEMONSTRATION.

An Adjourned meeting OF the Finance srd ~
ecutive Committee on Thurman Demon'tnf@,
Will take place this Friday night, 0ct0b'f w.
Club Rom, on Twelfth street. third foN u
which a foil attendance 10 requested: vv
b order Of COMMITTEE
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ARE ven pro1essive2 Of course; I use
"Mile End"
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BEN advertisements.
THURMAN DEMONSTRATION.

An adjodrned meeting OF the Committee On
Invitation on Thurman Demonstration. WI
meet at the Young Mems Democratic Club ROB
this (Fridsy) evening, October ~, Al 70 ot!sL
70 perfect . programme. A foil ATTENDANCE y
earnestly desired.
~ order Of COMMITTED
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I. 8. Coon sells Dry Goods the cheapest,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-07-19
A Tlme.PIece With . History.

Across the corridor from the roomy
Offices OF Secretary Whitney Is tho CON-
pass-testing room OF tho Navy Depart.
ment / strolled In there today and
saw two very interesting curios. One
was quaint, high backed chnr which
had been used for years by Gideon
Wellos, who was tho secretary Of the
navy in Lincoln's war cabinet "Sit in
IT. said Lieut.. Denfeld, land will
show you the star attraction OF the
room." He unlocked a glass case and
carefully uncovered an ordinary looking
ships chrcnometet. But its history wa'
not at all ordinary. 1t had lain for four
years In an Arctic cairn without recciv-
ing tho faintest damage. 1t had been
cached In tho Arctic wilds in 1872 by
members Of the ill-fated Polaris cxpe-
dition, and in 1875 1t was found there
by Her Majesty's ship Discovery. 1t
was taken to, London Undue course, and
later returned TO tho government of the
United States. The report accompany
ing it state, that tho London testers
discovered that tho chronometcr lost
but ono -tcnth OF second per day,
which was tho loss statement IN the rate
paper of tho American manufacturers.
Tho Ulcers of the British ship state that
while they were there tho mercury of
the thermometer was frozen Tor forty
sevon days, although on one day the
mercury marked 104 degrees below
freezing. This is considered to be the
sevcrost test ever borne by a tim .-mark.
ing instrument.