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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
THE TRIBUNE, New-York,
nBE WASHINGTON CENTENARY
Il CELEBRATED ,>,,, on AVN
IN NEW-YoRK CITY APRIL 20 AND 80 AND
MAY 1.

The Tribune has in print an ,n,r .I,, IN III.
-. .on, Centennial Celebration in tAis eiv IN Hne
form Of pamphlet giving in l2S pages icon Dreminary
OF .no S n paees number Of excellent illustrations
Of the parsdes -, ..,,ss.e, delivered by
csaupoey N. Depew Bishop Potter Governor nun rrSt
dent HarreOn e1.presidents hayes Anu sso.N prosl.
% ~, Mr. Lowell Miss Annie AbrahAmS ana otherS'
.sn nrsvry by Dr. stOrrs and the poem by Walter
complete account is given OF the parahe' The pahque.
and the ball. with the names OF persons Ne''' Tra
organizations taking part in the various eAol1S' ~
contents include much else besides
Every one taking part in the g.eat celebration, e'sly
.nn ho saw IL and indeed every one who did no: see
I, will want one Of these pamphlets n souvenir Oh 'ne
occasion for future reference
% CENTS A COPY.
For sale at The Tribune ofnco and by news1caIefs
THE TRIBUNE.
NEw.YoRR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

Referring T. Of $1,000 600 OF the company
per cent consolidated first mortgage collateral gold trust
bonds recently oh syndicate represented by your good
ssrs would stat" that they constitute nFst lien
Oh certain stocks bonds particularly enumerated In
Tho ortgagr market value Of t60 OOO but for
purpose Of control valued e. $50 500 These bonds
arr \ second lien certain stocks and bonds dixie
wise described this mortgage, which tho coupahJs
800 per collateral trust bonds nrSt LEM,
with market value o' ~" $50 and which valued
on the books ct the company for puoSa Of control At
Ella 81. 300.
Tho estimated revenue OF this company for 1880.
drrng the railroads controlled by II 70 b
not more than last year, will bo 81 O98. 800.
IN addition the revenue above stated interest may BE-
expected on following bonds owned by tho company:
81. g25 900 Western North Carolina Con.
Mortgage q per cent bones. .......... s7o.5o0
s3l5 900 North Eastern L. Il Co O. NJ.
per cent bonds 1900
soa sOo
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Jnsirurtiou
For Young Ladies.

For Young Ladias-city.x
A RI LECTURES FOR LADIEs.-Hsy Dr. a.,.,.,..
~ sehooi for girls, B07 5thaye MIRA Gardner snsbos
% Histery IN Rhyme. Lady teaehes wanted pe1t year
AHp DAY SCHOOL -CsntrL PsrE, WssS q ssd,sE
sfsfean &snsohl Nina. VAN NORMAN. Prinoip1L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

PACIFIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PIER FOOT OF CANAlFST., NORTH RIVER
New.York May Is 1879.
rHHE FORTY SECOND Annual Meeting OF
SoeEholdgFs Of tho PACIFIC NAIL sTLAMsi W.,
foot Of Canal.st, North River In the CITY q NowYo
on WEDNESDAY. the 29th day Of May lsS9. between
~ ana o'clock Tor tho election OF
Directors tho transaction ~ such other business sS may
plupe Ty conc before H. ThO~ransfer books Of the
Psny win close az the once q the Union trust Company on
ard will reopen on Friday, May 81 issg a. 10 o'clock
-. W. Ii. LANE SECRETARY,
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financial.
JOHN H. DAVIS & CO.,
BANKERs,
10 Wall-st., New-YOrk,

Have for sale 100000 Fifty-year 3
per cent. Gold Bonds, at par and
interest, upon a property of exceptional
value, with an assured excess over
interest charges and constantly-in-
creasing net revenue.
Our recommendation of bonds for
investment is given only after the most
careful investigation by competent and
Trustworthy experts, with view of de-
termining their actual value.
We especially recommend the bonds
above mentioned, particulars of which
nav be had at our office.
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Maitland, Phelps e. Co.,
kessler & Co.

Rr;rae,s Of Ic,tor from Mr. A. J. RAuh, Treasurer
Of r. & w. p. r. Rway and Warehouse Co., dated May
IT, 1882 10 Mcssrs. Maitland, Phelps Co. and Kosser
& Co.:
This company through the ownership Of stocks ana
bonds thereof tho following three great systos
Of Southern railroads, viz:
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Neu pubIitatiOns.
NO. 4.
LIBRARY OF TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
KNITTING AND CROCHET.

e4.pase pamphlet containing more N"AH
ared patterns and II illustrations
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the RICHMOND q WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAIL WAY
AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY'S
Five Per Cent.
Consolidated First Mortgage
Collateral Trust Gold Bonds
OF MARCH /, 1sso.-DUE MARCH l. 1914
BUT REDEEMABLE BY THE COMPANY AT PAR
ANY TIME BEFORE MATURITY.
ISSUE OF S5,O00,0o0.
TOTAL AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE,
$4,000. 600.

THE CENTRAL TRUST CoMPANn :
OF NETWORK. TRUSTEES.
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0eatbcrs.

Qfathcrs.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
n supplies Professor Teacher TUTOR, Go'eIhes'es
wv Mrs n. ]. YoUNG.FULrON, 20 Union Square
4 -BEsT TEACHERS, American and Foreign. sggpisd
"A. for all branches, in al localities charge TEACH
r. 10. AVERY, American School Bureau, West hth.st,
A TUTORS Governesses Professors, Teachers. all
n. branebe-, supplied SCHOOL, and families Circulars
schools 10 parents Modern languages spoken MIRIAM
COYRIERE 81 East l7Shst bet sth-aye and broadway.
ID RoCRwAY'S TEACHERS AGENCY (Ormsry Chi.
ID esso supplies superior nssssT, IGR sSeS2 colleges
West 23dEt. Recommends schools TO parents
THF UNION TEACHERS AGENCY Established
1sSo) provides schools with teachers teachers with
positions W. D. KERR 10 Aston Place. N r.
yxToMANs EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU for
w both supplies professors nsohers RovernesseA
soeees schools and families also bookkeepora stsnoRrs
pliers and c0pyis1 70 business nrms -v, r,,-
Mira D. A. OULyER $50 5th:svs. New.Yols CITY
uanrfna araoemes.
A IExANDER MACGREGoRs, io5 WEST 6sTHEE
"A private Lessons and Glasses In Dancing daily
Mendolssohn Hall 70 let for private entertainments
fIusiral Instruments.
A NUMBER Of slightly used grand upright
n and square piAnos make which specially
selected and by artists Of the Metropolitan Opera
~ " WIN. KNABE co.
METHODIST b heSs FS cSEcES K BUILDING,
bTH.kVE. and 2oTHST.
Temporary warerooms In rear Entrsnoe We. zotn-se
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Ocean Steamers.
GuNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
from Fer 40, North RIVER.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Au,anis- Inns T. 4 A. ma ! BothnR. Jpne 10, 10 n m
CANA juns G. .so n sEturiA June %, 80 p No.
81 1uabfa une g. 4 D. IA. Aurania. June 30 a. m
soivia -. june 49, y m. !GaIs....July b 80 a. M.
will carry intermediate no storage.
- Will carry aFSt- class passengers only
II Will mot carry intermediate.
Cabin pasasRe $50 sSo and $780, InteFmsdiats s35
esesrsge tickets 70 ard from all psrts q Europe at
once Bowling Green, NewYork.
VERNON H. BROWN Co. General Agents.
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT for
~ HryeIlers available IN all parts world
Issued b. aEIpELR ION, IcK ELHEiMER Co. FoS:
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500, $500 AND $1,000.
THE FIFTH AVENUE
REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
(NEW-YORK CITY,
FIRST MORTGAGE FIVE PER CENT.
COUPON BONDS,

Payable principal and interest at
HOLLAND TRUST COMPANY, 40. wALd-sT.
THE TITLE IS GUARANTEED on EACH BOND.
UNDER SEAL, BY THE LAWYERS TITLE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY or EEHYoRK.
Title Guarantee Policy deposited with Holland Trust
Tfspefty worth much again the total amount
Certificates of appraisal flied with Holland Trust Com.
pany. , -. ,,.,, as, a, .,,, ,,,pr
for $500 900 and policies dcposed win Holland Trust
BETTER THAN Any WRFSTERN FARM MORTGAGES
AZ E% XBs6HUf nlL9 s shIsi ISVHsTTAfNT
The investment which Is sought By az our hsShgA BANKS
THESE SGSPs RAY TIE H3ddPEH TIE SANE San IN
bought par and add onal accrued interest when sold
II the amount Of money be IN savings bank sly
AP then i dTamn not out ees T es ay %
GETS NO INTEREST AT ALL. willie On one Of thess
90 go or s35 30 81, 900 bond u ne kept hs,money
IN Swings bank On Jan he would only get Ell so OF
as that on more than 90 900 deposits
Holland Trust Company rrcomncnds hcss bonds a. a
traitors trustees and thrifty people who save as well -
F8R I'm PH yFF Loan s o2 IF xEbb
mortgage on the valuable pfcmss 75xiOo feet on satS
st. near SHAVE. New;York City the full rental value
orgsge . % Holland Trust GSHpSny as Tuso I to9
Every Sonah9dsI, s thu, mTs certain OF tho pay.
ected, Ike cheeks thorough banks The bonds arc OF
lOs and accrued interest," afur sixty days notice
Thess bonds Tor sale until Juno at par and ae-
HoLLAND TRUST COMPANY
q,
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Single copies IS cents. postage paid
Address -~,,,, NJ yo-ly
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
THE OBJECT OF MANUAL TRAIN
ING.

Prof EDWIN E. SPARKS, Superintenc-
emit Of Public Schools at Martins Ferry,
fsyors the REGISTER with an article upon
the subject of an Industrial School for
Wheeling. Prof sPAEKs has devoted
much study to the subject. He has, solely
through his own exertions, established
primitive and elementary manual train
ing department in Martins Ferry, which,
though small and necessarily incomplete,
has lar outstripped all expectations. Al
the last public school commencement IN
Martins Ferry the REGISTER gave de-
tailed account of the workings and results
Of this more than successful experiment Of
Prof. SPARKs.
In his article Prof. SPARKS makes it
plain that the introduction of manual
training does not mean any radical change
10 oar public school system. In fact, it can
hardly be called a change at all
since it is but an addition to or
rather, a perfection Of the present
system. We now educate the mind Of
the boy, alone. He is kept at his school
desk for five or six hours day examining
bis head full of the rules of grammar,
arithmetic and so forth, while his growing
little BODY is left to shift for itself, as if ii
were not destined to be prime factor IN
The bows life. Absolutely no attention Is
paid to the physical child; the whole sys-
tem is centered on his mind. Our public
school system, alone, is to blame tOr the
alarming amount of illiteracy in the Uni
ted Stats, and no one need be surprised
at the fact when it is looked squsrely IN
the face. Oar educational system IS simp-
| IL century behind our civilization, and
it is not surprising that many parents see
nothing but wasted time in such On educa'
ton for children who are destined for &C.
equations other than purely intellectual.
The true object of education is to develop
the child's whole powers, bodily as well rs
mental, as Prof. SPARES sets forth. Al
present his mind alone is attended to, and
that only partially, since physical and
mental training 90 hand in hand and are
insepsrable.
As Prof. SPARKS points out, it is not the
aim of the manual training school to make
simple mechanics of the scholars, or tC
teach them trades, but to develop, practi
cally, the knowledge taught them theOret
ically-simply to perfect, to carry out the
present system of education.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
NOT GONE TO a RECEIVER.
The Evansville and Ohio Railroads De
fault In Interest-NOw Paying Well.

The Evansville and Ohio Railroads De-
fault In Interest-Now Paying Well.
ZANEsvuIE, O., August 9.-The pub
lished statement this morning that the
Zanesville and Ohio River railroad had de-
fsulted on the interest of $4,000, 600 first
mortgage bonds, started the rumor this
evening to the effect that receiver had
been appointed for the road. 4 reporter
called on General Manager WinstsDtry
this evening, who stated that no receiver
would be appointed for at least six months,
for the road was able to meet operating
expenses. The interest on the 81, 900 600
bonds which fell due August was not
met, bat it could hardly be expected as the
read had only been in operation since Sep
TENDER Is, 1888 The road is now clear
ing from So 900 to Il 600 a month, and an
amicable arrangement will be made.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
SIN LED TO CRIME.

A Wife and ParamOur Charged With
Horrible Crime.
DEADwOOD, OAK, August 1O.-The
farm house of John Mcleod burned Thurs
day night and Mcleod persisted in the
flames. The only person present was John
Woods, young man employed on the
ranch. Mrs. Mcleod and the children
were away on visit. Suspicious of foul
play were entertained by the neighbors,
who caused the arrest Of Woods and Mrs.
McLeod. Mcleod, who was a well.to-do
rancher, had since his marriage been pre-
vailed upon to deed all his property to his
wife. Mrs. Mcleod former husband left
her about three years ago on account OF
her intimacy with Woods. If an inquest
should strongly point TO Woods guilt ne
is likely to be lynched.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
Medical classics for August

Is brimful with just the sort of matter that
interests and instructs without taxing
faculties already w6aried by exhsusting
weather. 1t is really treat to pick up +
magazine so full of sprightly and breezy
residing, and yet withal so instructive. A
quaint and curious feature is the reproduc-
ton in antique type and the odd spelling
of the period, of an article by That Cele-
brated ChirurgiOn to Henry Ill, the Most
Christian King of France; to her Most
Gracious Mdesty the Queen, etc, Paris,
1873" on Washes and such thugs for
the Smoothing and Identifying of the
Skin, with well approved and tried recipes
for the removal of Spots, Blemishes,
Wrinkles, etc, ETC."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
KSIGHTs OF HONOR.

1t is a positively known fact, and OF
which cannot be hidden or lost 10 sigsi
that the members OF Alpha are waking o.
to = renewed interest in the order an
buckliug on their armor to be IN readine'
for the fray when circumstances demar.
il. And why should not they be alwaJ'
in harness ana ready FOR duty, for WI
knows from week TO week but that so-,
of our BROTHER Knights Will be summonsi
to battle with death s1d We be required g
deuosit his remains in the silent grave sd
then TO carry his death benefit 10 hls los.
iug ones he b e left behind him; Tlis D.
why every member OF Alpha should wss
up aud do their duty, for If no one a,te1-
ed 10 those duties VINO would burr 'll
brother and procure bis benefit, li ga'
interesting to hear the music OF iha IoiH
on Wednesday evening, but some Of .ii
brethren seemed surprised to 'nor 81 .
could sing so of;el, could far0- me Io-f
a sohiga or any suh ct AMI 10 alg AE
except browns. No one can be- i5lal
among those who attend who aa 90,
cate his key, txcep. on gradng BE- q '.'.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
TIE NATIONAL UEIoN

This order was incorporate May .-
1881, under the insurance laws Of 'as 1881
of Ohio. Its principal place Of blsi1''
in the city eff Toledo. It's objects, of'.
stated, are az follows: /. To associate "''
male persons of good moral character. VI
are socially acceptable, and II io' oei-
cial membership, of sound bodily hs-
and between twenty ard fiy-ioui I''
Of sse. 3 To give material ai1 % =.
nembers and their dependents 3 10 I.
vance its members morally, s2ci-"y =
Intellectually. To establish '1nl /.
the relief of sick and distressed bs'el-l.
menbsis. , To e.tahli.h ben-h' ~ \.
from which. upon suii rent proof o. u.
death Of a beneficiary member OF lns I
der Who has compiled with its lsw'u, ?
= nirenents, a gun not exceeding I'VE u
and dollars shall be paid 10 ine me-
o o members Of the family OF the de-
designated by him 10 accordance VILE %
laws Of the order
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
BLOOD Poison

Is very liable to follow contact of the
hands or face with what is known a:
poison ivy, especially in hot weather, or il
the body is perspiring freely. The trouble
msy subside for time, only to appear in
aggravated form when opportunity offers.
The great Purifying powers of Hoods Sar-
saparilla thoroughly eradicate every trace
of poison from the blood, as the cures it
has accomplished cOnclusively show. 1t
also cures scrofula, salt rheum and all other
affections arising from impure or poisoned
hioo6
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
MASONRY.

Wheeling Union Chapter No. /, X. 4
d., will meet in regular mOathly cOnyoc
ton on Monday evening There wil
doubtless be a large attendance, rs wof
may be had in some of the degrees.
Bates Lodge, No. 80, will held It's regl
lar communication, on Tuesday eyen,n2
for this month, and work is expected 3
the degrees, therefore a large number O.
the brethren should attend and assist 7,
the work.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
THE JOHNsrOwN RELIEF FUND

THE JOHNSCOWN RELIEF FUND
For the sufferers by the Jamestown ca
lamity the nation subscribed over IS, co.,
600 for a relief fund. 1t was freely and
spontaneously given. 1t was a grand and
noble work.
Over half OF this vast sum, strangely, il
still in the hands of committees or officials
Of which Gov. Drawer is the general head.
Is thisa case of charity straDgled by red
tage, rendered naught by Incompetence,
or garrottsd by politics. 1t is one Of these
or all three combined.
The relief COMMITTEES is a disgraceful
fIce While they have been haggling
over plans" and relative losses and
other nonsense, the real sufferers are strug-
Cling along against an overwhelming, adj
verse fate. Women and children are des-
titute and dying fOm epidemic disease
and lack of proper care, while the adj
ministrators offs nations noble charity
are ccolly holding back relief while they
discuss plans for distribution.
What is the matter with Gov BEAVER?
The money was not given as an insurance
fund. but as relief fund, to be used i'm
mediately to relieve suffering.
1t has no, been 80 applied and the de-
lsy ia a disgrace to Gov. BRAvER and the
State Of Pennsylvania, and is rapidly as
suming the proportions of gigantic scan
dial.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
DECLINING THE OFFER.

The window Glass Combine After the Mas
sillOn Plant.
CANTON, o., August 1G.-Several over
lures have been made by the window gla 8
combine for the purpose of the Wells glass
plant, at MassillOn.
Mr.. S. r. Wells, President of the Mas
sillon company, says he has declined to
consider the propositions to rejoin the
combine, although made in apparent good
faith, and says that the same conservative
policy which has made the Massillon plant
u success will be continued, and that indi-
yidual ownership is better than the pos
session of link in big chain. The
wells plant is next to the largest in OHIO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
NO INDIAN oUrRAGEs.

The Report From Washington Territory a
Canard.
WASHINGTON, August 10.-Adjutant-
General Keller has received a telegram
from General AIilds, at San Francisco, in
forming him that the commanding general
of the Department of the Columbia tSle-
graphs that Capt Luhn, Fourth Infantry,
sent with bis company to Celispet, Wash
ington Territory, to investigate reports OF
an Indian Outrage, reports under date Of
August 18th that there no haystacks burned
and no threats made by tie Indians.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11

sroE.NE, the burned Oot Wellington
village. is displaying great energy IN re-
covering from its losses. The greatest en-
ergy is developed, however, in advertising
Itself through the medium Of the Ere. a
touch Of yellow Gsver or a real JOhnstOwn
food would be the making Of Spokane
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11

SrER1rr FLAcE, Of New York, is big
Tammany Hall sachem. He kept up two
families, and finally secured fraudulent
secret divorce from his lawful wife, IN order
to marry the other woman. Tammany
Hsll will purify itself, and FIRE Mr.. FLA5R'
M. FLA-K will be "haxed," 80 to speak.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
The NIpsio At Honolulu.

SAN FRANCISCO. August 10.-The
steamer Australia, from II OnOlulu last night
brings the news that the United States
steamer Nipsic WAS sighted two hundred
and fifteen miles out from Honolulu Aug
ust ID, Just before the Australia sailed for
this port.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11

TIE Western journalist is not to be
oEtdone. Just on the heels Of an Official
denial of the reported Indian outrages IN
Washington Territory, comes another SEN
sational story that the Red Lake Indians
are on the war path. Truly the noble
savage is q thing Of beauty and theme for
ever to the Wild Western MULEA-TAN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11

THE palm for bravery shoEld be awarded
to Kentucky editor. A notorious des-
peradO, whom the editor had criticised in
his free kentucky way, met him on the
street and ordered him to get down on his
knees and pray for his life. The editor
was equal TO the occasion. lie refused to
bend the knee to the would-be intimidator.
lie lodged around a corner and ran like
creased Lightning. Score another victory
for the freedom of the press.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11

CHICAGO, August 1O.-Chief of Police
Hubbard this morning received telegram
from Union City, Mich, saying that two
men answering the description of MCGrath
and Martell, the supposed murderers of
Policeman Fryer, were under arrest there.
A further description of the men has been
can't
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
Puddlers wages Increased.

LANCASTER, PA, July 1O.-The Penn
iron works of this city posted to-day the
resumption of operations on August 10 al
1886 per ton tjr puddlers Five months
ago 250 men went on strike when wages
were reduced to S. so per ton, and since
that time the mill hss been idle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11

NE r. O. MINOR, Of Louisiana, is
Republican candidate for Congress. He
il also a bitter enemy of Ex-Governor
WARMoTE, who by the grace of God and
BENJAMIN HARRISON was recently ap-
pointed Collector At New Orleans.
Mr.. MINOZ serves notice on Mr.. HAR-
RIsoN that Mr.. WABNIorH's appointment
must be revoked, or he viii raise Cain.
The Republicans will lose a Congressman
at this very critical stage of the game, and
sundry and divers other evil things will
result. The Louisianan seems to have the
advantage Of the situation. We predict
that Mr.. HAERIsON's remarks to him viii
he addressed in a minor key.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11

TEX bed Of Sugar river, " isconsin, has
been lined from time immemorial with
immense numbers of CLANS. An enter
prising young man made discovery the
other dag when he 6shed out large pearl
from one Of the shells. Now the natives
are wild with the pearl hunting fever and
are making fortunes in a day With so
much wealth lying before them, it seems
thst there have been more CLANS out Of the
water in Wisconsin, than in.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11

"THz dignity Of American Labor Is
fly represented in the riotOus Hungarian
coke workers, who are too ignorant to I'M
derstand that they have won their wages
strike, though every point has been con-
coded them. The operators who imported
these cattle to drive out honest working
men, ought to be made to suGer for their
criminal Jolly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
HOW DO LOVE THE.

How lo 1--we thee Let me co or
love thee % the depth -nd
height ..r.
Nv soul csn reach WIN ieeI 'is on
For the ends OF Ding and lle-
I love thee To tue level % eve la
Most quiet need by -l1 alo .t''. WV,
80 thee nnrely rs they urn '-1.
love thee with the passion ru' 20 l-i 17.
In INV old griefs aud with H
7, ove ell lice with a love 7 ecmel % ,.a .
WIN nv lost saints. love l2.'
-r,iiss tears OF all ny life And ] '''
ahsil INT love nee fe,'er AZ e. ieA ..,. r.
! snA'' ''' E i-q5lm Bc-'tr d.