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The morning call., 1891-07-19
A GROWING CURSE.
Chinese Lotteries That Swallow Up Great
Sums Daily.

Chinese Lotteries That Swallow Up Great
Sums Daily.
1t is stated that in spite of police vigilance
and semi-occaslonal raids, there are at the
present time eleven Chinese lottery COM
panies flourishing like sunflower at noon
day in this city. The agencies. where tickets
to any of them can be purchased, are almost
too numerous to mention. and there isn't
day that $4,000 or $50, 000-hard-earne
money, tools not dropped into these
miserable schemes. Every Chinese cook,
dish washer laundry-man, vegetable
vender. and a great many that are not
Chinese, keep the tickets for sale. 1t really
seems as though the curse was spreading in
stead of decreasing. The majority of
patrons are young men and women en-
ployed in the many factories and establish
ments downtown.
The morning call., 1891-07-19
A CONVENTION CALLED.
The District Attorneys of the State t
Meet in Sentemher

The District Attorneys of the State to
Meet in September.
A number of District Attorneys from diff
ferent counties OF the State met in District
Attorney Barnes office yesterday for tile
purpose of discussing questions relating to
the practice of criminal law Among those
present were District Attorneys George w.
Fox of San Mateo, c. E. Iindsy of Santa
Cruz and G. w. Read of Alameda. After
an interchange of views by those In attend
ance, it was resolved to call a convention of
District Attorneys on September 9Th next, TO
include the entire State. A circular explain
ing the objects of the proposed convention
has been prepared. The state of the crinit-
nal law will be discussed, also changes and
notifications made by the Supreme Court
The pardoning power will also be consid-
cred, also the character of legislation de-
The morning call., 1891-07-19
Increasing the Police Force.

AT private conference, held by Mayor
Sanderson, the Health and Police Commit
tee Of the Board of Supervisors and the
Board of Police Commissioners Oh Friday
night, IT was decided not to appoint twenty
i've new policemen on the force this month.
The Board OF Supervisors recently appro-
prlated sufficient amount for the appoint
ment OF twenty-five new policemen in July
and twenty-five more in January, 1892. The
result OF the conference was TO defer the
appointment of any until October next,
when the entire fifty will be selected.
The morning call., 1891-07-19

The funeral of Joseph r. Brown, late
fireman of the United States cruiser Charles
ton, was held at st. Mary's Catholic Church
yesterday afternoon. Brown was killed IN
San Diego last Wednesday by man named
Deputy Marshal. His remains reached this
city Friday night and were placed in the
California Undertaking Parlors 10 await the
service. The interment was in Mount Cal
vary Cemetery. He was the son Of Mrs.
Mcdonald of 90 Turk street.
The morning call., 1891-07-19
Mnrtuarx Rennrt

The mortality report of the Board OF
Health for the week ending yesterday
shows that there were 1856 deaths reported,
as against 127 for the corresponding week
last year The more fatal diseases were:
Typhoid fever 9, heart disease 10, phthlsls
%. pneumonia 5, consumption IS, inanltion
The morning call., 1891-07-19

Inquiry was made at the Office of the So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
dren yesterday afternoon about Hatfield
Ridley, 10 years of age, who left his homo
in Waitsburg, WASH, about year ago in
company with his father, an itineranl
The morning call., 1891-07-19
Murray, Watt & Co.'s Failure.

A partial hearing of the case Of Levi
Strauss G. Co. and other creditors against
the insolyent firm of Murray, Watt & Co.
was held yesterday. 1t was shown from
Murray's testimony that the so, 200 worth
of property which he said he owned in order
to get credit existed largely in his imagina-
The morning call., 1891-07-19
Violation of Contract.

Suit has been brought against A. Lusk q
Co., fruit Gamers, for 1929 for alleged
violation of contract with j. w. Scudder
y Co., who are the plaintiffs.
The morning call., 1891-07-19
RIM Over and Iniuraa.

Charles K. Stern, as guardian of his three
year-old son, who was run over aud SO
riously injured by a horse and wager
driven by John n. Meyer, q grocer, hat
brought suit against Meyer for $4,000 dam
ages,
The morning call., 1891-07-19
Called Him a Thief.

Patrick Lynch has brought suit against p
F. Dundow for calling him thief in III.
presence of NJ. Flood, p. j. Sullivan ans
others. on July 9th.
The morning call., 1891-07-19

A Kansas editor has discovered that 10
per cent of the 2700 counties of the United
States are named for Presidents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-28
SGweia.

Gern. Sin trauriger lltslifsfal
ma6t bon fi6 reben ; Der Shulfuabt
eineS &ngeltellten an TranlfpaD befam
bonn 0ebrer nalapfe1 at ben 9inter,
fopf ; Der &nabe ftarb fur5e 3cit bars
cuff au BEN Solseu int Sulelipital. Sir
beibe Gbeile, @ltera lnb 3ebrcr, CHIT
unbeliebi9e Sade; 2esterer oiirfte III
3ufunft cttpas peiliger iulldtig brciu'
l9lagen.
9u3ern. Die fil9retGe, fiiuf Qla,
at@ailometer 9r0Be Galoeg9eriee III
bonn @rafen gtarbont1e an Siiderineilts.
Sped in .3ug fir 5wei Sabre in SAINT
gegeben Dprben gum iabrli9en Sins
bon HOO Srancs. Snbcoriifeu fiuS
bas Sagoredt uito sic @utlins GRO,
Berer Streue- Bar5ellen. Dieler fleille
Gee mar Dor etlra Is SaDren bciua6e
9dr5li6 ausgefif9t, uno icin luieber'
erla1ster. beatieer 5iidrei9tbum III
Der rationellen 8ciuirtbi6aftun9 81
~perbarfett.
Sofotburu. sS1 ciucnl Dorfs
unfereS &attton8 lebt cii Wfanll, Ser,
obi6on f0rperli6 selunb, felt balo
5ebt Sabren Sag lt.t0 Oiadt im 9ctte
5ubrtnst, losar Oas @iien lneiltens i'll
bemIelben einnimmt. Qlt6er ocnI Sau1e
Fat i'm iett bieier 3eit 0tiemlailS meDt
9eIeben. Der Wtarit iuar frii1er eiu
iopialer, geielidaftsliebenber MfcnidJ.
81. @allen. Ml8 Gltrioluin Ders
oient erpdbnt gu werben, baB, alS Der
grano in @fd6ers Borarlbers) itatt,
fanb, bic Sprtte BON Nltftatteil beiri
0iterrei4ii9ea 3ollamte bon Ser iuad).
ian1en 6ermanbao nit Der 6ra9e ali.
gebalten tpurbe, Oh mait llid)ts .3ol,
bare8 mitfiibre.
@ar9am. Sn S9maoerlo9 (2al,
fenbnrg) bat Elm 9eipiher Safob Softer
leinetl bl0bfinnigen SObu felt a1t Sa9s
rem lit einer1 finiteren, f9ntntigen Gin,
rter, auf balbperfaliltem Strob u1o
2umpett an elmer Settle angebuuOer ges
balten, obne ieitber eiteit Nr3t gu Die,
fem 8eiamtt1ern8nertben slsulaiien.
So9ar Der @emeinberatb ioll &enntnis
bon biejer Sa9e gebabt 1aben, obtle
9eger bic Beltialitdt ein;uIdrriten.
Stun fat Elm Bolisiit am redta Srt
oeflaat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-28
3a0eM.

$50 N2tI - ~ "a ~
aarlsrnbe. Ole arbeitSlofi9feit
bat IN Den lebtet SSodett bier 5lt9ellont'
men ntto es lollett tn nerldteoenen Sas
estten tOettsre sttlallult9et fol9ett.
8aS faitlt iitdt Wlnoer lle9lleit, menf1
ille1l eia Der loeoe1 oero1eitlia9teh
Sllan5 Ger Wfalttileffaofit erl1eg1,
oas ote Seltelllif9elt pom etllela Sabt
ms anoere allT Que 9alffe 5urndse9ans
gen ltllo, oS Ste pefrlt9ett ls9O rli1o
2,soo,ooo Nf., Dtlt9e9en 1871 1alt gtffs
lglhB aaer.ols GnOe pes Sapres i an
Iel.oeit aaf[rags illtf efipa l.4oo,ooo Wl.
gle tagli9s arbeitgseit IT idOn 3eit
meDtefen Aoaeh etfle ao9etnr5te. Nle
gaagenerte letoett lgon oet 9atlser
Sonltlsr iilio osele dldgal19e mtrtetl
ahI anoefe 0elfDaIfe ltaDfDetltg.
Sretpnr g.. yer meDr1a9 als
glegef III NtngtafapIen De5aitfte pert
Goetle DoM gtet Qetner SeH an9 tn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-28

149 auf ie 100, 900 Mfaltn beS 6rics
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aa9egeben lurroe,
fiiDrte fiirSli9 ser 9ele9irte BON Sp
penbeimer aus, baB btele 3tffer emit
l@ieoen unrt6ttg lei utto I'M Durd)s
l6nitt MIR auf 81 pro 100, 900 Mann
an9elett werbet biirfe. De8 @eitereu
iaste Der 0tefereut, oas Sabr 1890 Seiec
cine Ibuabme Ser Selbitmorbe. Weun
ntalt Die Sruppenf0rper lit 8e5ltg a1tf
Bic 5clbitmoroe ms Nltse falie, 10 iei
i'm Sabre 1890 bet "a grDberct Srnpz
penforperil, in Sabre 1889 bel 80, in
Sabre 1888 bel 80 iibcrbaupt fctn
Selbltn1orb porgefommen. @S gebe
aud SrnppenfOrper, welde bicie gait
ser bret Sabre fetnen Selbitntorb 81
oeraeibne1t batten. SIM Sabre 1896
lei i~iberbatpt BET feinem Ge9in1cnte Sic
sleid) bobe Differ mie i'm Sabre 1889
erreidt lporoert. Men11 111alt oie ltatis
ittl6er Daten iiber Die Sclbltmprbe III
8e5ng auf Die Oienltseit priife, 10 ers
sebe iid), 6aB Ser neitauS 9rO6te Ibeil
BON SelbitmorOeu auf iol6e Soloaten
entfalle, oie iDeni9er al8 citelt Wtplat
I'M Dtenlte leien. 0iele 3iifcru beipeiz
fen, baB Sic Selbitmoroe rapid abliebs
men, IobalO sic @~em0bnlln9 bes Sol.
batelt an baS loloatil9e 9ebcu ullb ba8
@inleben 1T Ben militdrii6en Dienlt
ein9etreten lit.
@ra5. @inen entiesli6eu Stthfts
moro oeriibte nerlid) cine bier bebielt,
itete 32jabri9e Dienitmasb. Na6bem
iid bieiel6e nit eiaellt ldarf gel1liffes
1teit Giidenmelier cine tiefe Sdnttts
pnnbe 1T Oet Sals bei9ebradt latte,
melde ldmrntlide Nbertt lt1l6 glutgc.
faBe 0urdtrennte, idpans iie iid aui
oa8 Senlter Der i'm britten Stod befi1o,
liden Giibe urlb itiir5te ii6ftn sen Dofs
raum binab, 100 lie iofort toot lle9el1
blteb.
0ieber<@ibi9 tn @iebcubiirs
ger. @roBe N~ltfresung uerurla0te
neulif Der 8elu9 zines ltarfen 8arcn
am belen Sage. SIN Sou mar cine nut
SEN perI6ieoenften 8affen bcluebrtt
Madt po11 Ser olser biltter i'm fer,
10 baB get ittdtS gerniinfti9cres 81
fun lpltBte, ais our6 Die offcte Sbilr
III ein fleine8 Sdltsden eiu5llbrin9c!,
mo cine Setter gum Giiporiteigcil cinlito.
@abreno bte Gerfolger, bercn lidJ nun
audi cilli9e init S9uBwaffeu bci9eIcllt
batter, Die Siitte regelreht bcla9ertell,
modte e8 Dem 8dren obcn i6lpiil gu
Mlttbe 9eporbea iein, oenn brltlnllello
bemiibte ct iid, ba8 Sdinocloatl
burd3u0riiden. Sc selans inn audi
i1liebli9, bod fautt bate CT sen 5otti.
J gen &opf bnr9 ote greide geitcdt, ais
er, BON meDreren SdJiilien actroffelt,
perenoet suiamlnenbrad.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-28
@m. @utb's

Garten' unb Grn3ert.2rtal
nuf benz @~oubernments 6tgel, segen.
Gber Dom giusang gum parabepIab.
Die Snfafen BON 2utF6en perben bonn
Barroom aus bebient. Nngenebmer
aufenibalt i'm @arten. @rDBer Dor.
3aeII9 bentiIirter Goat. Smportirte
Weiue, feline Wbisties, 8iqu6re, fists
bor3helides Bier; feline @igarren. 5 Is
ben Sonntag So 9mitta bon
4 ubr ab groBes Greis2on5ert.
Nbenbs Ball. Das 2Ofal ftebt
pripatgeie0f@afteu CUR 8erfigung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-28
@iitet Gnd npr g1lbem gegca &afarrb,
bic Aaecfttlter enth0lten,

ha Quedfilber fider ben Ginn bes @eruds aer.
if0ren uno bas sanae Gbfem b0lis ~serriiiten
iui.b, tuenn es burd bic fdleimisen Oberadden
e~inbrinat. Sri6e artdeI foaten ME auber auf
8srorbnnns gut berufener aerate sebrou9t
pscben, oa bet SdaOen, BEN fie anridten,
tebnmaI 70 arcb 1T als bns @ute, baB SIR ba.
bon e~r5ielen t0nntet. SaII'S Ratarrb
Sur, f~abrisirt pom 8. 8. gbenep q Co., So.
lsbo, o., entbdlt feia QuedfIbsr unb Dirb in.
nerIid 9enonimsn unb birft brett auf baS
8lut unb bic fdleiiaiaen SberRd&eu bes gu,
fenls. @enn Sbr Sal'8 aatarrb arr fauh,
ieib fiGer. baB Ser bic d9te befomrnt. Sic nirO
ianerlid seuOnimen uno in SoiebO, o., bon
&. 8. gbeneb & Co., selnadt.
II Bsrtauft bon apotbefern, Yrsis 70 ets.
bic Elnfdle,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-28
co6al=N oc6ric6ten aus 0er
a(ten 9eimot6.
@arttem6er9.

5tuttgart. St Dem Spar ultb
&oni1faoerein," Der fiir5lid inter 9ros
Fer Yet9eiligurg 1eife brittle @euerals
nerianllnlung abbielt, babeu lett ote
So3ialSemofraten Ste Wfaioritat. Die
Mit9iisoer5abt betrd9t iiber 1900, Ser
6eincrtrag nabeSu 71,4oo Wtarf, Die
Sipioenoe Il Pro5ent. Der 8eretn
sabif jdbrli9 1900 Wtarf lllntase=
iteuern nno ii6er IA, 900 Wtarf @eiucrbez
fteter.
@aunltatt. Sier tagte Der aatt.
be8ansl9ub be8 Standardization
8irtbsueretns. Man beI6lob cine
8etitton betreffenb abi6affurg ooer
ipeni9iten8 9erablesuug 6e8 ulngelbe5
nno G%infibrung einer a~lleemeinell
@einltelter. SIS iof cine ~allgenteine
Gsitation ms @erf gelekt lperben
Sobaun mtro Ste Gegieruttg audi Tin
eine 9lei1mdBige 8ebanolutg Ser San5<
iporteln i'm 9an5en 9an0 art9e9attgen
iperoen.
Gffin9en. gon flint Gnebten
benadbarter Sole muroe fiir5li6 Der
S6ipeiSer al1f Sof Sberfolber eri6las
GET. Der 25idbrtge lolibe utto ipars
fame 8uri9e, BON 0fauettbal gebiirtig,
mar nit Sen &ne6ten i'm @irtbsuauS
gu Sort In eitten Wortwe6iel eefom.
men. Beirn gfa9baale9eben paBte1r
Tim Die porber ipesgesangeien Gnedte,
Die I9on friiber Srobun9en 9eger ben
S9weiSer ausgeitoben, aba nno iiber,
fielen i'm.
Eibingen. Sci eiiiert @rorutib,
Der in Der 3te9elet BON Clemens &
9efer i~tattfanb, purOe1 5iret arbeiter
Der diittet. Der cine fonltte NIT eil1igen
Oauongetra9enen 8erlesunsen gerettet
meroesi, Der anbere, Elm nerbeirotGetcr
arbeiter, ipurbe ua6 1~aitiinOi9er @rab.
arbeit tobt gu Gage 9ef0roert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-28
0eferrei6.

@ten. Mit BesusraElie aitf bts
bobe 3ifer Der Selbftmorbe in Der
0iterreidii9>unsariiden &rmee, fDelde
pon eilem frana6liidem Gtatiitifer oils
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-28
f(ab-Sot6rimgem.

Strabburg. Sod Dor Monats.
frift ipnrbe ben So5ialiiten bier bic Gb.
baltung iegltfer 8erlamnlnng aui
@runb Der Beitiurmunsen oes @ereins,
geiete8 Derlagt unb 6ie @enebmieuno
gu gereinSgriinonngen ni9t ertbeilt ;
jest neroen ale @iinl6e erfillt. 0ie
6erren fOnnen 8erlamrnlungen obbaL
ten, Der 8e5irfSprdiibent bat aud Ben
o ibnen 5u 8artei5medetr s~esriinoeten
@e~lan9perein .Soffnuns1 genebmigt.
Den bteiisen Weteermeiiterlt Sc
briiber Baitmarn lit bel ser 3iebuno
Der S~bli9ationen bes 9ariler CREDIT
Soncier" Der 9aupt9epinn bon 100000
5ranc8 5ugefaaen.
au6lau. Die Grodenleaung beS
NnblaurieoS, btele8 nngefdbr 5000 Oefs
tar grDBen, uollftdn6ig perlumpften
uno fit ben latt6pirtbf1aftlidem Sc
trieb sarlS t~psrtblolen @eldnoes in. 26
Srtldaften Der &reile MolSbeim, Grit
itein unb S9lettita0t, mirb bemnd6it
pom Der 6euti1en 8erpaltnag iu Ntts
: grtff 9eitommell iperben. Die Musfibs
rittls rna9t Die Ndumutig, Tertiefung
uub 8egnlirung Der 6alptipalfrrldufe,
Die 8eieitisuns Der abfLnBbiioernilie,
iofpie oie @rbau1ng Don Gtanihleuben
n0tbis. CUR GaSfiibrliitg Der arbeiten
fat li6 Elm beion6erer 5lubbauperbanb
gebil6st, Dem iammtlide betbeiliste
@igentbiimer ~at9eb0ren. Die 9often,
aller Grbeiten beatffern iih tled 6em
Yoranl6laee anf 900, 900 M., no,
al Ser Staat einer Beitrag bon Geo.
600, Scr Bestrf unters@llaB 112, 500
W. beipillist Fat. Die 8etbeilisten
1aben afio nod 1871, 800 Mfarf uuf3u,
bringeil, mas eiitem aoftenbeitraa bon
ruii6 40 Marf pro Settar entipridt.
NappoltSweiler. pier iDiro
sur 2eit eth neles Reid)spoitsebdube'
gang In altellalfidem Stil aiifaefitbrt.
lleber benz Yortal Fat Der Staats>
lefretdr Or. bon stephan bas in Stein
eebauene R~eliefbiloniB bes I'M Sabre
1901 IN Rappoltsfpeiler geborenett be-
riibrateu Bbpiifer8 Gar[ Muguit bon
Steinbeil, ipel6er fif) betanntli6 bnr1
feline @ntoeduus, Die @roe CUR Hiid-
leitung Der TelegrapbirItrolne AT be-
naten, uniterblid)e &er6ienlte Inn bic
Gntwidelitug Der gelegrapbie erporbcn
Fat, anbrinsen laiien. 4
@eterrei9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-28
Aeutsd6e spbsOfFce.

SeutiGe, fopie engliI9e Druid . ars
bsiten tperbeu prompt unb bilig Der.
fertigt BON s bnS 6ott, Wo. Z
Nrro prefas5 traBe. Nuftrdge
upn auberbalb erbeten.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03

geography OF the United States us should 10
6e most thoroughly taught. Here ne
cave illustrations by drawing on the
hoard map of the United States.
To-dav's work will be conducted oy
Misses Blngell and Hamilton, DR.. Jep-
con Dr Hattie Jones and several teach
ers are to take part.
Last evening Prof. Cheney deilvereu
his lecture on the money Value OF Ed'
ucation, " to an appreciative audience
Those who came to hear were well re-
paid. The theme was clothed VIII
beautiful poetic thoughts. MISS nan
sang very pretty solo, Madeline.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03

Ten designs in Sixteenth
Century or Antique Oak fin.
ish- cheval or square dress.
er-Thirty-f five dollarseach.
Fifty suits in two designs
only-in Antique Oak OF
Sixteenth Century finish
with beve]ed mirror
Twenty-Five Dollars. Tween.
ty modern, Substantial Oak
Suits, unique designs sev.
eral Of them, at Thirty-tvo
Dollars. We carry every.
thing necessary for house.
furnishing purposes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03

We will say nothing d
Walnut Chamber Suits, ey.
cept that of course we han.
die them. Our talk to-ds,
will be chiefly devoted b
Oak goods in Antique OaI
and Sixteenth Century fin,
ish. Either of these is The
correct thing.
WHEELING IKSTALMENT COMPANY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03
3tetu j. npsrttss,t,e.,t..
We Show

A varied assortment \
Chamber Suits. We cas'|
interestyou to an unlimiteS|
extent in them. That n
those Suits that are in MI
liveliestof the swim-tboss
that are reflected in IN.
glass of fashion as correct
WHEELING INSTALHENT COMPANY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03
THE rEsIrEsrIAEz.
r,...,on NJ Clerk Postponed-Consrs0' 'o
New Cells Awarded.

r,.,.,on Of Clerk Postponed-oonsrs'' ''-
New Cells Awarded
The Board of Directors Of the MOUTHS .s-
vile PenItentiary met in regular moa .,
" session yesterday. The princ,p.'
business to be transacted was the eleo-
tIon Of q clerk and awarding the con- ~.
tract for the erection Of additional ro ceaas
in the wing now used as dining ,o s.n,
The only member Of the Board ausur'
was P. ]. Crogan. Of Preston cI poard
The election of the clerk OF the bo poe :,
was postponed. owing to the aosenoa The Hs
MI Croaan. The next meeting ofo'no
BOARD will be held on November Z; ~.
The contract for the additlonai I Iron
was awarded to the Champion ss soo
Works. of Kenton, Ohio, at 30, ouu.
There were eleven bidders, Win T mIo
ranging from $1,000 to SO, 100. Inc
Board thinks they have made nrs'
class contract.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03
Special Notice TO the Public.

Mr.. julius Jacobs will have open and
be ready for business, at his new store,
1904 Main street, on Saturday, Septem-
Der 5th, full line OF Dry Goods, and
Notions, and invites his old friends and
patrons to give him call. Big bargains
and good treatment will be assured to
all. Respectfully, julius JACOBS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03
Sunday EYcurnons

Commencing Sunday, May 31st, and
every Sunday thereafter, the B. & o. 3.
r. Co. will sell excursion tickets to
Pittsburg and return at S1.5O, and to
Washington at Sl.00. Good returning
Sunday only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03
L. S. COOP sells dry goods the cheapest
The Milwaukee Saloon

Keeps the celebrated Hofbrau, Bohe-
milan and Standard Beers always on
draught. The best Of Liquors and
Cigars. Ladies' parlors on second floor.
w. II. REID, Prop'r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03

BARGAINS in shoes and rubbers at
cost, on Thursday and Friday only, at
A. G. Wincher's, 1923 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03
CIarksburg Fair Sept. 1, E and 3.

All principal races are filed. There
will be two Balloon Ascensions and
Parachute Leaps By lady. Hanlon's
Band will be present Let everyone
attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03
Register
Thermometer Record

Mr.. G. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations Of
the temperature yesterday: q. m, 80;
9 g. m, ca; IL m. 81; s p. m, So; Z p. N.
~. Weather, fair.
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1nd.. sS New Advertisements.

THIRD PAGE.
DR., Greene's Nervura.
FOURTH PAGE
Another Bargain-Ewing Bros.
FIFTH PAGE.
Stocks and Real Estate for Sale-Thos
o. Brieu.
Leather and Rubber Beiting-Chas. 81. Berry
Wanted-Girl for Homework
For Rent-Dwelling on Main Street.
w. Baker & Co.'S Breakfast Cocoa.
sale OF City OF Wheeling Bonds
state Fair Notice TO Exhibitors-Ladies, De
partment
Pickle spicss-R. 4. List
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RAReArys in shoes and ruboers al
cost, on Thursday and Friday on'y' az
A. G. Wincher's, 1923 Main street.
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mrx.ukee beer and Cafe.

Milwaukee Beer ana Caie'
Bohemian Bottled Beer put up eA
nresslv for the family trade, sl.lo per
dozen. II. D. rIn,;no ar
Telephone 5ss. 32nd and Chapiino '''
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TIE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Sc pie m Der /. IF o ?
West Virginia and West
ern Pennsylvania fair
snd warmer, southwest
erly winds during the
forenoon followed by To-
cal showers during the
afternoon or evening.
For Ohio, increasing
cloudiness with local
showers during the after
noon or evening, westerly
winds, cooler Thursday
night and cooler, fair on
Friday.
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it be large and airy, for who are they
who love the free, pure air, sunshine,
and plenty of room il it be not these
little children?
After very short recess Miss Hop
kins. Of Clay school, gave some
Thoughts from the school room"
Those studies which are commonly con-
sidered driest may be made interesting
il the right methods are used. Geome-
try may be taught in such manner that
pupils will no longer ask: Why must
we study Geometry? The triangle-let
il represent to them the three-sided
character of man-moral and physical,
let ii symbolic the divine Trinity.
Teach them that the boy will be the
better carpenter, the better stonemason,
the girl the better mentua making, the
better design, for having studied this
geometry, not emitting the benefits to
the mind In the way Of clear reasoning
powers.
Missouri Hastings, OF Webster school,
sang 4 solo entitled Pauline" after
which Supt. MertZ, of Steubenville, &C.
cupied the remainder OF the time by a
talk on Geography" He held that
one may become interested in any SUBJ
ject If it is pursued in the rightway and
long enough time. 1t is the business of
the teacher to be interested in the de-
yelopment of the child. She should
have some special line of study, but not
allow It to absorb the interest which be-
longs to other work. Geography may
be made interesting with less effort on
the part OF the teacher than any other
study. In any locality you can find ma
terial about you to represent the topics
under discussion. A little Imagination
is needed. Whenever things become
real they become interesting. The