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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-07
PRIZES FOR YOUNG DOCTORS.
GOOD ADVICE WELL GIVEN.
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT on TIE UNIVERSITY OF

THE CITY OF SEw-YoRK.
There Q large gathering at tho Metropolitan
Opera House last evening to witness ths
annual commencement exercises OF the Medical Dc
partment Of the University OF tbs City Of NewYork
On the stage were the members OF the Faculty and
Council of the University. The programme was en-
lycned by Csppas 9TH Regiment band, which played
several appropriate selections Tho graduates fled
upon the stage by classes and received their diplomas
from the Chancellor who made few remarks to each
class Following are the namos of graduates
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The executors sale OF Henry Havemeyers CORRECTION
~ paiptngs books silyerware brohzes' BIZ
yer glassware etc, at the American Art Oalcrie'
Yesterday attracted little attention fes'eraAy N
realized about As 900 This afternoon Mr.. HaVemeyers
furniture curtains tapestries silver and plated ware
,ron,as etc will DO offered for sale.
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SOME OF CAMERoS's STRONG POINTS
A letieI 70 The C.hIca n1. .rir.s.

answering loyalty foalty and dcyotion deserves
recognition OF our party A OF tart aid ability
OF isw wo Us, but OF quick action: one who would
gauge. business platform man who has the virtues
and qualities combined OF an honest upright gentle
man. AGAINST whose chaacfsr breath Islander
can be breaihed Ono who has The interests OF this
great country at heart and tho and
respect OF all honest men Furthsrmore one whom /
believe can carry tho pivotal state OF Nev-York
Such a man is J. II. Cameron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-07

MIN vekpown fact thar Pssds Extract Is used and
rsosmms nded by moro distinguished people than any
nr.narntion or remedy sxfant For sore thrss stin
,eres ulcers piles frost bites &c Ponds Extract
A i'm aluabls Avoid limitations. =.
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M1KRIED.

RICHARDS ELLISON Saturday, March 3. isss by the
Isy Marvin H. Vincent. d. D. MINIS sisvenA oaashsss
Of lAs IL. rAsnas r. LILA " Harry /. RehAsas
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sr,,, ,rRgUIyG MRS LAyGrRY.

Another complaint against Mrs LangerJ mas oeeh niea
with the Department Of Public works Ing 1850
-, ,ln, q, tho walk before her No. 243 West
thrdst as carriage IL the ground OF renAon'
STRANGE The matter Will be looked Into
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-07

paniaskeened helmet. XvIth Century . sff5
Two pistols XvIIth Century l20
Srorf, date 16OO, v inscriptions blade 40
Two muskets OF XVIII Century . $50
screen blue silk embroidered gold and silver s75
Two tabourct. XvIIth Century . $50
Canopy Of carved wood with pink embroidered satin $50
Centre table 81 carved wood. from the Chateau do
B-rcy 200
Pleading desk or Lutruilr XVIII Csnsury $50
Screen, four folds carved wood. gilded 800
FauteuI caryui wood gilded and pink embroidered -.
satin 90
r..utsuu for Marchoness ~ csrved wood gflded 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-07
THE HEATHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDrcArIoSs-ToR "a HOURS.
-,v,-ox March s-For New England. Eastern Wv
vo,s Eastern Pennsylvania and Ns~'Jsrs'' isn' 30
uostsrly vinas. warmer. fair weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-07
A BRICK AIMED AT SOMEBODY.
From The Columbus Ohio, DIspatch.

Tho nomination, BY tho Republicans of a candidate
for President who participated In Tho settlement OF
the Hayes Tideo contest VIII throw against tho candi
date a personal venom which some of tbs other grue-
named for the position would not have to carry
SHERM,N'S POPULARITY IN THE NORTHw EST.
From The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin.
There Is no doubt Whatever that John Sherman can
carry Wisconsin and the Northwes with a whrl and
there Is also doubt that great many Republicans
In the Northwest would rsther vote for Sherman a
Prrsldenl than for any ollie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-07
BARGAINS IN ANTIQUITIES.
BRISK BIDDING AT THE FOURTH DAYS SALE OF
THr EsCOSURA COLLECTION.

THr EscOSURA COLLECTION
Seekers for Bargains in antiquities out In
force yesterday fourth day sale OF
the Escnsura collection at Duckens Art Galleries. No
s17 broadway The total receipts date se4365,
Yesterdays being s32 039. Eleven lots OF tapes
tries, lfty and and eighty Of
furniture wero sold In Just about three hours. The In
erest began al with the first lot put up, piece
Of apestry representing the presentation OF tho Infant
IN the temple OF St. Simeon. IL brought $3.50 All the
tapestries hi GA prices the eleven pieces netting
s57s5 The gem OF the collection OF and armor
vas a complete suit OF armor, damaskeened- In gold,
n, the century which brought 600 The highest
price brought during tho afternoon for screen
with folds, painted By Vatican. which started al
$500 and sold for OBS
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BAR
inches
800
29.S

Tn the diagram line shows the psfV Sn es
ruetu.lions yesterday observed a. tue ahs"a 1'sec
StynsI service station his city. The ga tnS3
tie temperature noted az Huinurs pharmacy 40 ~
xav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-07

Tr,puyx orycx March I'll A M-ocar con "eN'" ~
-. x..,.,a.x The temperature ranged between ~
and $50 the avsr.g. s being e' o"'r 'asn on tho cor
on,rr "A, lat year and - lower than on Monday
IN and near this city to-day there Will probably %
fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-07

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-07

TOMORROW (THURSDAY1 EVENING March T. az 10
o'clock Catalogue 65 to 7d2 with iIss OF sdasada
OIL PANTHEON,
BY the old masters intending Raphael Misra Jsasrs AN
nyrk Velasouez Ho!Den Van Ostade. Claude Lorraine.
Murilo Netscher HososmA Nssys Rubene Boucher asa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-07
Gperial Notices.
Thomas l. Buckeu, Aucfieueer.
ByTHOs. L. BCCKEN q CO..
SIT AND $40 BROADWAY.

ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT REsEEvF
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BOLTING THE CAUCUS.
pRoB.BrE DEADLOCK IN TIE SENATE

ONLY THIRTEEN REPUBLICAN, SENATORS ACT 10
GErHEg on Ink QUARANTINE NOMINATIONS
JOHN A. NICHOLS wrTHDRAws FROM THE
vEpDER BILL AND 1T IS AMENDED bf
SUBSTITUTING THE NAMES or COL
oNEL y. ID. GRANT, GENERAL
DENNIS Y. BURKE AND
EDWARD xEAGyEY AS
THE NEW BOARD.
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Il L L = I y - Y ~ - = - -
SALE THIS "WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
INGs AZ As O'Clock In tho following orders
rers WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Marvh 7. 90 IS o'clock
Catalogue Nos 616 "a os3 with IL lsss 81 almonds.
EN0RAvINGs AND OIL PAiHTIS0a
AND 30 EXAMPLES OF sENoE EsCosURAS FINEST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-07

THE ESCOSURA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

struggles, and doubts" She replied: 81
have no doubts or struggles. 1t is all plain
to me. Jesus has smoothed the way for
my feet I wish when you 90 to your pull
pit next Sunday you would tell the young
people that religion will make them hap.
py. o death, where is thy sting9' Mr..
Talmage, I wonder if this Is not
the bliss Of dying?" I said: "Yes,
! think it must be. lin
gered around the couch. The sun
was setting, and her sister lighted Q can
die. She lighted the candle for me. The
dying girl, the dawn of heaven in her
face, needed no candle. rose to 20, and
she said: 81 thank you for coming. Good
night! When we meet again it will be in
heayen-in heaven! Good night! good
night" For her it was a good night 10
tears, good night to poverty, good night
to death; but when the sun rose again
it was good morning. The light Of
another day had burst in upon her
soul. Good morning! The angels were
singing her welcome home, and the hand Of
Christ was putting upon her brow q gar
land. Good morning! Her sun rising.
Her palm waving. Her spirit e1ulting
before the throne OF God. Good morning!
Good morning! The. white lily Of poor
.MaIgaSst's cheek had biushcd into the rose
Of health immortal, and the SHOWS through
which we carried her to the country grave
yard were symbols of that robe which she
wears, 80 white that no fuller on earth
could whiten it.
My sister, my daughter, may your last
end be like heis!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20
GOING WEST.
A PROBABILITY THAT SAN FRANCISCO
WILL BIZ SELECTED


Special Nieeran 10 he Register.
WASHINGTON, February s.-Mr. Geo.
r. Tngle, who ID here working like .
beaver to get the Democratic National Con-
vention sent to San Francisco, claims TO-
night that the Golden Gate city viii have
twenty five votes ON the first ballot TAh
is one more than 10 necessary for choice
The contest for the location Of tho coavsn.
ton has begun in earnest and large dslsga-
tions are already hsrs ffon 81 Loais, Cin-
'cinnati and Chicago. Cap1 Hasslsr q The
Interior Dspartnsat has jeinsd ths H1
Frfzncisco crowd and b working IN the In
tsrest Of that city.
TO ACCOMPANY THE PRESIDENT.
Senator and Mrs. Faulkner, Of West
Virginia, will Be members Of the Prssidsn-
tial party TO Florida, which leaves here
on Tuesday. They 20 BY special invita-
ton of the President and Mrs. Cleveland.
Senator Faulkner and his wife will como
down from Martinsburg tomorrow.
WEST VIRGINIA APPROPRIATIONS.
Congressman Hogg, Of West Virginia,
claims to have assurances from the com
mittee in charge, that the bill hs introduced
providing for the erection Of monument
at Pt Pleasant and . public building at
Huntington, will be fsvonbly reported.
The Huntington bill will bs cut down
from $4,000 to 5000, which Mr..
Hogg says will insure its passage.
PENSIONS FOB WEST VIRGINIA.
Pensions have been granted to West vir-
ginia applicants ~ follows:
franklin J. Walker, Point Pleasant;
Henry Myers, Keyser; Samuel Mellendry,
Psrkersburg; Daniel G. Lee, Rock Gave;
Joseph Bobo, Glebe; Andrew J. Kittls,
Roaring Creek; George Barringsr, .Murnys-
Vile; Thomas Taylor, Parkersburg; John
NJ. Cobb, Graham mines; Thomas O. HI-
ris, Parkersburg; Samuel G. Jones, IVES
ton; Henry F. Mayer, Clarksbusg; Thomas
c. Moore, Murisysville; Josephus Tooth
man, Fairmout; James 8. Kelly, Arbuckle;
John w. Grimm, Belleville; William II.
Bowman, Pennington; Marcellus Tceters,
Rollins; Anna, mother Of Denascus Ward,
Shoals; Nimrod Weese, Belington; Heze-
kiah Scott, Maiden; Jesse Moiiitt, Elizabeth; ;
VIM. A. Mccoy. Reedy; Paul Schools,
Point Pleasant; Nimrod J. Butcher, Hun.
dred; Geo. W. Chambers, Hsrper's Ferry
Hugh Douglass, Grafton; Daniel G. Ayers,
Volcano; VIM. L. Edwards, Leon; Caro-
line ", widow of Emory d. whitehair,
Long Run; Jane, widow Of James Nc
Cam, Wheeling; Augustus Gilmore, Nor
ris; Henry Miller, Pocataligo; samuel
McAtee, Pruutytown; Eugenus Cris,. II.
lenborough; Abraham LAuham, Siaoa.
Vile; Barnwell Olmstsad, 8. MAry's;
Leah, widow Of John Thomas Po-
cotSlieo; Fnncis Cuaningham, Sardh;
James z. Merineld, Barrackville; John
Guthrie, Charleston; Hannah, widow Of
John Devore, Brink; Margaret A., widow
of vachel Barnes, Limestown Hill; An
drew J. Hammock, Copenhaver's Mills;
VIM. p. Switb, Leon; Thornton F. Hebb.
Hannahsville; George W. Kirkman.
Moundsville; Dorrsnce McGinnis, Wheel
ing; Robert House, Fayette Station; Susan,
widow of George W. Corbin, Romney |;
Martha, mother OF Daniel W. Pringle,
jackson, @. II. ..r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20
TWO MANY STRIKES
Down East Glass Manufacturers Coming
West.

Down East GIass Manufacturers Coming
West
BOSTON, February 19.-The strike OF ths
glassmakers in New England is fast lead
ing to important changes. The great works
of the Sandwich Glass company were per
manently shut down to-day, and the whole
town will suffer severely in consequence,
as this the chief industry there. The New
England Glass Company, which has q large
factory at East Cambridge, has permanent
ly closed its works and will sell out Its
plant there. The company has decided to
establish q new factory in the West few
hence. Its employees at Cambridge, who
are out on q strike, must seek work else
where.
1t was also reported to-day that the
Union Glass Company, of Somerville, In
tended to move West, but this was denied
by its officers, who said that they would
reopen the works as soon as their employees
conclude TO go book to work at the old
terms
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

elry store, Maxey, West and Swift's store
and Jackson's saddlery store are all in
ruins. Hssserman's bakery, Baptist
Church. Cooks drug store, Manion's So
loon, P1ry's Hotel and the Stratton &
johnson brick store were leveled with the
ground. The entire east side OF
the square is destroyed, and in one
of the buildings John Walters and child
lost their lives, as did Henry Walters,
father OF John. Mrs. Walters was found
with her babe in her arms, both dead.
Across towards the northeast portion OF
the city, swept the storm and a number OF
people were killed; and the school build
ing was blown down. Not less than half
million dollars worth Of property has been
destroyed by the cyclone and fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20
THE CROWN PRINCE.

Ne Same Old Stoiy of Conflicting
Reports.
BERLIN, February ly.-The official bull
'al regarding the condition OF the Crown
'aaee to day says
lie wound in his throat presents a more
'o'aNle appearance, and is gradually ,
'S'ag The cough is the same as yester-
=! IneFe Is little more expectoratiOn.
'1' PATIENTS appetite is excellent.
O.ae' reports say tnat The cough is trou-
.@O9e Sad that the e1pectOration is
eyed With blood.
4aeh excited talk prevailed in the lob
~ - tae Relchstag regarding the intsn-
80 ~ VI tne -1i Government to propose q re-
~ F-S! CAl until the reports received an
-2.at ,.'.. 4alslus by the private official dec
~ '1at 10 regency was contemplated.
~ sp's1a'd healthOi the Emperor shelves
49, I''Stlon Of the regency for the time
In :, !le rumors which appear from
-, - % !, uMe IN PrOgressist papers to the
oor,'. NJ, mai the Emperor is feeble. and has
P5D.. P..uuAl hts Of crying over the Crown
Ta,s I1sS are Nonsense.
D.,o' :, .oS .S.S, G'oTn Prince gets worse the Em.
a. al an 20 10 San Reno. Hisphysieians
M al'sea him not to venture on the
Ypn;i before April, but orders sent to
B,,i,, 49, % prepare for his reception show
H. I5 r.I :. : bis intention to start the moment
''OHa Pfinee's danger becomes AGATE.
n. s1S c,1 ,1hsHo1Midnight-FebruaIy 49,
Rs oa, S'OTo Prince is someS hat better.
t6oDSSS SSSasaing is less troublesome. Az
tSe ,S.. sOlnsOn fairly he does lot show
hs doS,ase power Of recuperation. 1t is said
Pine, ,'ois m 10 attendance upon the Crown
aat5,s s are at variance regarding the
lot % toOs, ais malady. This question is
N,,S.aa3et S"aCaet ct the consultations. DIR.
Eer eoo,.. eSaL,s.s daughter has arri Ted here.
tac.OrT ,;I5s Is held to indicate that the
g;asi null Slii make prolonged stay. The
AGsS.,ea.Se AGsS UaSe and grand Duchess Of Baden
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20
81 WOULD NOT ACCEPTr"

General sheridan Speaks Out Regarding
the Prssidsncy.
WASHINGTON, February 10 The Wash.
ington agent Of the Associated Press
sought an interview with General Sheridan
this evening for the purpose Of sscsrtain-
ing whether be would consent to make sii
authoritative statement in regard 70 bis
alleged Presidential candidacy. The Gen.
eral gave his consent, and Il will b sen
from the verbatim report Of the convsrsa-
ton that bis declantions are thoroughly
explicit:
Agent-"Of course, General you have
noticed that there has besu conAidersbls
mention of you during the past few weeks
as possible, or probable, candidate for
the Presidency next autumn"
General sheridan--''Yes, have noticed
it, but have never looked upon thoss
newspaper articles ~ anything more than
the usual shooting around In the woods
which has once or twice before In Presi-
dentiai years Drought my nsms "p 'n '"A'
connection.
Agent-'nu'' asnefA' 'oe A y n.y.
serious TINS nme' ana 'ne,e .pp~
something hk' ''Dce''sa m''s' "
oring ABOUT your nomin.AU'
asneia' sne'ioan- well ! .no" Dv'n
ihB inoie aoous S'ss a'ssx1 'S~AA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

EsIr. LILLE, D., February l9.-Laura
III. -. young woman living four
kgb,,a:..efe .efe' was attacked by q vicious
st.,i,, = t aad almost killed. She was
Sbr brcs. 'ns %,2D Premises of a nsishbOr, when
AEhc.r.sss q savage attack upon her,
ssstOOsS ~ ner arms and body, which
saAOiecsSs '1s M animal would have torn
%aCs OUSisA Miss Wiekham is in a pre-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20
The Careless Use Of . Pistol

Special 7eIegrdm 10 ht RegisteT
CHARLESTON, W. VA, February 19.-
Yesterday morning VIM. Tucker shot and
killed Sam Robinson, at Fire Greek. The
bullet took effect in Robinson's head, and
he died instantly. 1t appears that the
two men had been indulging in drinking,
and to pass away the time began to amuse
themselves with revolver, which was &C
cidentally discharged. Tucker was &C
Quilted of blame by the coroner jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20
A Sensational Rumor.

NEW YORK, February ia tremen-
dous sensation was produced last night by
a runner that John L. Sullivan had been
shot dead in a London row. The story
spread like wild-fre among the sports,
and created the most intense interest until
q cablegrsm stamped itas a cansrd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

,vcIone season has opened early.
- rss.,sr at Mt Vernon, Ill, can
.'' D,ralleled, at this season Of the
'a'' The details presented this morning
- -,,,,,r hut they show that least thirty
y 80 ,,,s lest, while about one hundred
''9 - ,pstained injuries which, in many
nc, have A fatal result. About i've
-, '3br;Isipgs we're destroyed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

- SHERIDAN speaks out with a
S's. ~, rraskness regarding the Presi-
''SDs IA stated to a reporter for the
i'''y, ..,,J Press, yesterday, in the course
So; - interview, that he would not
I 5 0, ~ republican nomination, if ten
F'' II, Nm by the Chicago Convention
.i'i . !, '.ar,I probably has a rre'entiment
.'' -oniuee of that Convention will
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20
Destructive Fires.

PROVIDENCE, r l., February Is. The
Daniels building, in which are located the
grocery of Daniels, Cornell & Co. and j.
A. and & r. A. Rsid's printing estab-
lishment, is on FIRE, although the flames
are now under control. Damage $235, 600.
The Lebanon mills ut Pa1tuckst are
burning. One mill is gone and the othef
is going. The Riverside mills, Oineyviiie,
q private alarm has just sounded tWice.
Tie Atlantic mills boarding house II
known to be burning, together with .
barn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

-.. ,srorts from San Reno are OF the
-" .,na,ctiug nature as those which
' al along been laid before the
~. 4 telegram received late this
-, said The doctors are puzzled'
ans Uoless a favorable turn
> mrs new complications are likely
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20
An Elephant is . fs.As;n.

CRcISsATT, February 1s.-Ussls Jshs
Robinson's big elephant Chis3 tosk sss
Of his semi-occasioual tantxuns - night.
and for several houn kept rssidants q ths
West End on the tiptos Il sxpsctsties.
While be W. out for - evening walk
Chief beeams possesssd of tSs da ~
some one hurt his feelings st ~ gtahae,
and be fefused 70 - back tbgs - beesA.
For more than tWo hoars Chjsf aeed 9
the sidewalk q ths Deethue1t eezR -
Eyesstt ard Linn stEssts h tent = q hAns
Shop, sd tie csosd q To nAl4 ~
soos that stood g ropeelA o)1eoo
watching IL asinal exPsees esey ~
ute 10 80 Chi4 vn1k thsssGh - -.
BE NJ Anally indDeed - g tadk - -
Stable q Poplar ssssk nang 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

.rur Women of America-What Can
What Cannot Make Woman Happy "
ls subiect OF Rev. DR.. TALMAGE 5
.-.,,Dt sermon at the BlOOklyn Taber-
:. y,s,eriay. A full report Of his dis
,,,.. Will BE- found in this mornings REG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20
Ths Ton Of His Head Torn or.

wKLLsvnLK, O., February 1s.-Jsmss
Miller, boy thirteen years old. WAS In
stantly killed yesterday afternoon on The
farm of John McPherson, four miles from
here, by the premature discharge Of his
shotgun, which he was loading The
charge struck the boy in the hsad, tearing
away all above the eyes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20
IFVS AND COMMENT,
rHEwEATHRR.

pennsylvania and West Sirsinia;
n, western ,Trt,vrsJ by fair weather, hght 70
;s rsias s.,sSTrSeTy. shifting TO westerly, WindS'
~, older
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20
Fire at Charleston .
,scia, Tslsudm 10 the Rsoiar.

SfeciaI 7ele9rdm % tM Rt9lstr.
CHARLEsToS, W. Va. February 10
The frame dwellings situated in North
Charleston, owned by Capt. Shaffer, were
destroyed by fire this morning. Los
s., 600; partially insured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

Only 25e. for . bottls Of 6alvatioa OIL,
the best linimmt known. Taks no cth9.
The sun ID 81, ,000, 600 miles swsy. De.
Bulls Cough Syrup costs only 26csaia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

TaAT wss 4 dreadful IumOr clTIent in
,eE York City, Saturday, that JOAN l..
GILMAN had been shot dead in a London
oT Happily for Boston, the report Was
aaafi.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

t0rSG TAscJTT seems to have had an
|o.e assistant in his murder of old man
%sLL, at CHICAGO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

The little donation sent by President
osBIS to The striking miners along the
.atiug TOad will come in handy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

>,lG interesting figures as to the cost
,ae Reading strike are presented this
-,ralIg, The total loss is figured out at
4T!aA 1t was a costly move for the
E,-E,ar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

i BILL las been introduced into the
bio House l,o,iiiGE for the prevention Of
lu.tsatO1s Ct milk and wheat. The
at.lr promises to bring on a NEST inter
- ilscL sion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

DoN'T hawk, hawk, blow, spit and dis
gust every body with your offensive breath,
but use DR.. Sage's oatarrh Remedy ard
end it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

SENATOR FATLENER and wife will &C
o1paUy the President and Mrs. CLEyE-
SOup0u their Florida trip. The party
,GtS Tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

IIsIRANs from along the line Of the
.=dlng railroad indicate that the men win
generally O6Cy the order to resume work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

~, remains OF the late JERRY"
,..r s4rs laid to rest at Parkersburg,
.,s,l,y. anil manifestations of sOrrOW
-,ssrart cf A!m0s. the entire population.
.. fa9e:al cOrtege was probably the
..,ss, ever witnessed in that city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

IaAl vas a terrible accident at Fire
yss. Fsyeste county, as chronieled in
sf telegraph dispatches. One more vic
= 10 tas credit OF the careless use Of
2 ANS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

,.1hplSd 10 3 telegram, some oi
down Fast glass manufacturers are
.al 10 the West to take up new lCcs-
jas Dissatisfaction with striking work
q i. the Main cause alleged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

4Hs B,stOn police authorities have in
'sSed the pTice Of liquor licenses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-20

IHE GT2nd Old Man has renewed his
PIP % the Tory throat.