The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-13
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once Nos. 10 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
BREAKFAST BUDGET.
General Malone Is living In compare.
tive retirement in Wsahiuvton H'I6r

General Malone Is living In compare
tive retirement In Washington.
Motley's Correspondence" has gone
into second edition In England.
The fund for the benefit OF Hon. Sam
uel ]. Randall amounts to about $50, 900
Miss Blanche Willis Howard, the au
thoress, has invented a new music racl
for the piano. 3' q 'g7II7'' =
Rev. Dr.. Wayland IIoyt will addres.
the Baptist Social Union, at It's nexl
meeting. "'
More Looking Backwards" arc on
tho press, the three.hundredth thousand
being announced. si.l ..'&nnl5
Street pGtldling in Philadelphia has
been declared illegal by the Pennsylva.
nia Supreme court. j f4g .r'isfs.
1t Is stated that tho 5000 saloons 10
Chicago pay taxes Of g, 100000 and en-.
ploy $4,000 persons. M ~
A Sign o n fremont street, Boston,
reads: Fresh Eggs, % cents Strictly
Fresh Eggs. 80 cents" .i@EI
Mrs. Grundy thinks that the next new
company will be one 10 guarantee bank
dcpositors against loss. ,ya "a
Anna Dickinson, who was once 30
PoPulaea lecturer US to command $500 .
night, is seldom heard OF now. i@i {!
Lord Wolsely Is not popular with the
royal family OF England. The Queen, 1t
is said, especially dislikes him.
No less than twcnty.eight private seal.
ers are fitting out ut Victoria for raid
the Behring sen this summer. Z
Hon. Charles W. Buck, lately minister
TO Peru, will henceforth live at Lonis.
vile, Ky, where he will practice law.
Mr.. Sturgeon has just published the
thirty.tiith volume oil his sermons. He
has published Zoo sermons since 1866.
The poet Swinburne has red head OF
hair and an auburn chin beard. He has
blue eyes and is very cordial in his man.
ners. l-'. E4.3.. ) =
Mr.. Gladstone has published no fewer
than 209 books and pamphlets, exclusive
OF numberless newspaper and magazine
articles. s.
1t is estimated that 10000 negroes
have cmigratcd from North Carolinia to
Mississippi ard other States, since last
September.
Attempts to acclimatize the reindeer
III the llartz mountains OF Germany have
iailed, the hot summers proving fatal to
the animals. ,.. $50.
John Russell Young has left Paris for
Nice, where he will join James Gordon
Bennett in a trip to Ceylou, to DO gone
about two months.
Two whales were seen in Chesapeake
bay the other day by the crew OF an oys.
ter schooner. 1t was very unusual
sight in those waters. g,-a 'a7ea
The statement is made that more than
$1,000 elephants arc killed in Africa
every year, and that their ivory, in raw
state, is worth 81 100000.
NIaude Banks, who is now acting Ms
private secretary to her father, Congress
man Nathaniel 7. Banks, is translatinp
German novel into English.
"a acknowledgment churchman p cried
the late DR.. Lightfoot one day; 1--WE
shall soon hear OF moderately good
egg, or OF moderately chaste womaum
The London authorities have put a
stop to the holding Of lotteries for the
benefit of charitable institutions, which
have heretofore been winked at when
quietly conducted. ~.
An indication Of the spread OF English
us language is given ny the fact that il
Inns just been chosen for use in the re-
cording of important treaty engagements
between Russia and China.
a colossal statue OF Leo Mi was re-
Gently finished by Sculptor Luchetti at
Rome. He has made in marble a copy,
which will be placed at Washington in
the new Catholic University
While California on Wheels9 is ex.
hibiting in Missouri the products Of "the
glorious climate OF California;" Missouri
is shipping train loads OF potatoes to Cali
fornia, where they are sold at 81 IS per
hundred.
A "liou" that had created sensation
among farmers around Nevada City,
New, by breaking into their. houses, was
traced by hunters 10 M old unoccupied
cabin, and found to be large New
foundland dog. i,5as ~ -,!ss,s, M,
DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes decided
after the death Of his wife that hewould
do no more literary work. He has
changed his mind, however, md now
finds in his monthly letters to the 1t.
tantic a source OF pleasure that he did not
expect to again experience. ..l'
Wilkie Collins, who. was Charles
Dickens dear. and close friend, made
some interesting memoranda in his copy
OF Fosters Lille" OF Dickens. Concern.
ing "Oliver Twist" Collins writes that
.the one defect OF that wonderful book
is the helplessly bad construction Of the
story. The character Of Nancy is the
finest thing he ever did," As for "Barn.
ably Ridge" Collins calls it the weakest