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A New Feature In Communion Service.

A Cleveland, Ohio, special says: novel
feature In Communion service has been
inaugurated in the Scoville Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. II has been Gus
tomary in the Methodist church to give
communion to all partakers from one cup. On
the ground OF decency, good taste and holt
ness, the pastor furnished each member who
attended the service yesterday with separate
cup. There were ssventy-two in all and the
cups this morning would not 20 round, % some
Of them had to be washed.
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Secretary Foster has addressed the following
letter to Mrs. Window:
My Dear Madam: 1t affords me sincere pleas
urs to present to you the first silver certificate
bearing the likeness of your illustrious hus-
band. the late William Window, Secretary of
the Treasury.
Few Of our public men who have been SINH
larry honored have done more to deserve this
particular mark of recognition from the gov
ernment, and as his successor in Office feel
that it is fitting to testify in this manner nv
Official acknowledgements Of the obligations
due to his distinguished services. Very re-
spectfully yours, CHARLES FosrEs.
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The correspondent Of the Hyago Ne,os
writes to Yokohama respecting tho recent
earthquake at Ogaki: Close to the river
bank are the remains of the great Nom
ganyi temple. In the latter at an early
hour on the fatal morning 800 people had con-
gregated OF special service in connection with
the harvest. The huge edifce crushed down
and crushed all Of the devoted worshipers,
whose corpses were afterward calcined by .
confederation.
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Experimentod on : child M,th po,.o

Experimental on Child with Poison.
A nursemaid named wilhslminA Lois of
Berlin has been arrested for poisoning
the child Of her employer, named oorisch. she
has confessed that she administered arsenic -
the child ~ an experiment, with the intention
Of committing suicide by swallowing some Of
the same drug IL II killed the child. -
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAYy. 2 :.
NJ AANicUKn AND cHInoPopIsT.
The only Importer and ManufacturGf Of FINE MANI.
CURE and cHIROfODfsr oOODs Soufh Of New
THE BOSTON MANICURE AND cHIRoRoDY
-: "a IN i: aiaba Siiyz,
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RAILROADS.


II m PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE N3nTa ~Esa M MRS sog gdfNrs
srf III. nf karts SAaNiTI nc iE9riPNESr
rR.rS Is II 81 Fl siysS fh5a slh1ios
CORNER 9TH AND 3 SIS. As tolLows
fi ls'sss q f sSa sns eas es a.
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SSrs e n,,ss1n aud sSs =, Sers uT 5% - -
pres. = IS ON. daily. fsrior Car Nashnstoh %
fSa .na nsa sser .nS nnus car
s e =, xS Ion ,u S9Ss,ssa tt q nI % n
Ii.s,l.s and s % 'na pnsn, e.rs Hsrns 4
with Sc rims cars v .saiassou to CSisa.ro an
Louis. cOnnectihT dssly a. lisyi sburs WITH ihrs,
pinins Car Piitseurs TO inslssiend sna c6iosS'
rsehs tIrrss. 10 : M s assy isr , ,,ssT
For name. csnshdSsus. Recses,~r and Niagara F.Hs
For Fris. csnandassus and L., hester daily; for bu,
.S and ,s Nsr1 a ar .hs ~ RS .
For MlllsmsPor.. hoches.sr and Sl.sArs fslls. =
Ss.hins,son 20 RSehssssS.
FOR PHILADEIPHiA.N NEW YORK AND THEEssT
~ \ ~ i9 g, n"eAHa 90 s-m-; - ~ ~ -
i iii.S M nm ia ? 50; aia 80 l@g ssl
Cars, wish Dunn Car 70 New io1i. . 80 ; "a
For a,Nl, Ny; s2hsspt sundAy; =, -
=. fth lhiLAlillhi "A ONLY.
E,Iress. 10 = IN. week days. ami 3 - -
hecom.noistiCn SoOa m daily.
tNpTess. : Oh y, IN. daily.
fof bossoi. NIisout cLslse. 3 Is n m every day
Aef hte9hlll. - 4. a. through rsrnuerf N
y Jersey Nlty with oOats lsruok.y-a Ann.n rfarl-
s direct transfer O. ton strest AV,dins do III,
as.fl.se s.,rss-S NsN iofk CITY.
for AHA axii'e city ll-Ooa m wees days. IL. 81 pD
For Baitimore, 800. Go. 80. $40. aoa. a 40
luNr. 10 %. 100 and n .sf'n "a - n :. II
Su. j II. = y. a.sh. = 90. 4. ~ Al a a "a
40 40 ~. ~ ~ and n =, \ a. an stinliss.
3M. .m. Ae9 lou. Al 90 q. "a. ~ ~ n 80
2.Ul. 80. Z. IL. 3;.,. & 49, a 90 A III 4 al "a
-. 10 % and II. - D. N.
For Iopes Crses llne. 20 = m. and q SOP m.
For ANNAPOLIS. -. $40 ana n 20 a m. and 4. NJ
y m. daily. sKceIt sunday. sundays, y OO = ~
ami !. % g.
For ALEXANDRIA AND THE soI-1U
FOR Aiehansrla. 49, tx. -. ~. o. a. L. a.
NJ IL s ssli 10 ~ : Il -. 40: ao..
zap al 80 :.s;' Asa. iO.45 Hl.. lou I'd
u H. Sos and 1905 pm.
Accommodation tor Suantioo. = - m. daily
fof ~, LhioiA an the south. 4 80 and 10 - A N
o, aaliy o-Os D. m. wcck DAYS.
irals i-4Ne AleAandsia ior Washington BOS n
3Ou. & A. 5.O5. - -. q AZ "a g. II la',a ~
ll.us pm. On sunday az a. 10. 90 a.. N 4. ~
p - - -
Tickets and Information AZ the Office northeast s,-
ner OF lss Stret ana feunsyl gAna Hnd AZ ~.
stAtiuh Nnsre ttder- cau 10, left cine, kius 81
~. ~ 20 a.si ifOin hotels and resid.ncos
MAS. r LSh. j a. MOOD.
Genera Mai4asor General Pass.nc,.r Ala
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France WIN send Spain the Mon.

France VIII Send Spain the Money.
The Adtin Of Paris yesterday denied the
report that Senior CamAcho, the newly ap-
pointed governor Of the Bank Of Spain, is about
to resign his position 1t further declares that
the pending negotiations between the Bank of
Spain and the French fnanciers for q loan of
25O, 000, 600 francs win shortly be concluded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-08

New Gen. Pass. Assat u the Erie Read.
tbs efncially announcsd BY the Erie man.
asensnt thas N. D. ]. Roberta at present A.
sigtant eensral passenger agent in Chicago,
will succeed nr. ". @. ninearson e rousrai
Pes.snssr aGsat WITH headquarters q New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-08

Dr. @. R DAKR. Belleville, NJ, says 81 have
found IL ard y allows. 70 be capable Of producing
sweet and natural sleep in cases Of insomnia frSm
oveSwoyk Of the brain, which 20 offen CONN n
oGoiso prulnnnlonal and budn1w 0on,
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SPECIALTIES

FLkCTRICITY. aALvANIsH AND sT1TIc
,. mnso1sn sss s;osA,as, .tili.sd n III ssrsess
issss sasscs rhsanstssn. ~ AZ s ns,s: H.,
AZ vssss snS sssh l. sensssoss q
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-08

The London board Of TRADE returns for
November show an increase in imports of
g. 600 and decrease in exports Of a, $50.
600 a. compared with those for the correspond
ing month last year.
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PROFESSIONAL

MIS-. HETTIE CLARK OF BOSTON, THE WELL
1M known business and test medium, also medical
c.aryoysnt. daily from 10 ~ 5: also Tuesday and Fri-
day. 10 Pm. Once i2S2 Mass. ave. div
NINE. PERRIN. THE TRUEsT DESTINY
INl reader OF the a~e. 1nforlnstion given with
phenomenal accuI acy. Sttils<s. 5Oc. Hours, a IN
70 bpm. ls2 9Th st. NV. no.s3-lms
NINE FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
W medium; LIE gwen from cradle to grave 1905
M ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENTs OF
AVA life. Al business confidential. Ladies and gem
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Lst. bet LIST and North Capitol SITS. NV. d5-6t'
pRof. CLAY ~ THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
= advertising eairvoya ant astrol ger and mediumin
THIS cfy. Has wonderful prophstsc gft OF second
sight heveAls hidden mysteries. recovers Lost OF
stolen property. brlnkn separated together, cause
speedy inar1ages gves success IN business removes
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cities and AL ~ trouble will ave time and money by
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vsrnses only what he can &C.. Al business conndsn-
ual. eatiuactton Fuaraptecd. sittingx, J0c Hour
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M ME- RAPHAEL. TIE CELEBRATED GLAZE
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ADVERTISING.

IF You WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING ANY
l. where at any time write TO Clio. +. HOWELL 4
CO.. ~ Spruce st.. New York. auzl-ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
II the subject OF advertising win 90 well TO obtain
copy OF Book tor Advertisers" 3de paEss prlcs 81
CAREFUL compilstion from the American Sewspsper
Directory OF all the best papers and class journals
gives the circulation ratinH every one and good
deal OF information about rates other msfers per-
tanning TO the business OF advertising. Addross
koWELLs ADVERTISING bUkEAU. 10 spruce
ST.. New York guli-ly
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CHtsAfEAAE AM 0fi0 RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN TTFtcr SovrMBER IS. lsl.
Oih and Is siresis
nahesoNNl and iaac~. SOlla rain H@frc.
Meet irul4l MasaitltoIl.
-.cO PIN Ciacn matt Fast Line. with a nius car
II, an Washington aru snlid ram 10 CturInt,atl \ tn
oiA ,hshFe. arriving a. Cincinnati az III IA frl-
Louis, a.. -.
II. IOp.m. the tHmous II = V Vestitule lau,i,.a-
hsolla Ncstiouse uifl with dinin- tor Cnnnfnti
- nss ON ahd ioHisNl.4e. ~. arriving IN
sAi4hal al V - ilt. 40 slistt "a - louls
50 " N. tohsi"eiaiE m h4uu tiU OTIS ali uuuf-
vo o. "a 1xrcrs for tsorioi~ uAr 20 to-, lie
ginia orIts. "
lU..1s via L.. 7. andP Railway and Iehu,oua ~
VIC Ioht tohforf ana Nurtuia-UNll Hall. LINE
oi3 ana l4.l Jenna. ave.
nolD n. MULLER GEM pas...nsypr A.,
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IA A>HlN6lOS IA MALE SEMINARY. 2U.,.B
w b. day and loardIn< school; iull course ot in
sructICn moderate iers compel Mt foI
circU ar appy TO ASS CLAUDIA D UAhT, Prlncpai.
-
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/. OCEAN STEAMERS.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
A LIAM LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
"A y LAsGOw To fHlLAD ELPHIA,
VIA DERRY and GALWAY. Most direct route
IRON Scotland aud North and Middle OF ireland
ORGANIZATIONS UNSURPASSED.
lnterucciate. e3u. st-erAse. Sl9.
ALLAN-S TATE LINE,
NEW NOkh AND GLASGOW. Wa Londonderry,
Livery fortnight
18th Dec. State OF Nevada. 10 g. IN
sih Jan. State OF California ya.ul
18th Jal...... state OF NeDrasks........ b Jam.
Cabin asslge. $40; SECOND cIass. 40 steerage. s1o
AAL1IMOhE AND LlNEhPOoL SERVICE
via HALIFAX and St. Johns, y. b.
Steamers iroln baltimore io-tnixlst.y.
Apply to o. VI. MOSS. vi Pa ave-.
no26-,hn Mrs. ID. A. BkOsSAS. WASHINGTON.
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NHOkT ACUTE TO LONDON.
= NOkDDEUTSChEhl LLOYD s. s. CO.
tsst Express Steamers,
To Southampton Iondon. hayrel, Bremen
Traye, Tues. Dee. 8. 10 q M. klbe Sat, Dee. -
! pm. Spree. Tues, Dec. l5, al Inns, Tues ,
Tues. Jan D, 10 am.
Comfortable rooms. excellent table, In, urious
saoon appointments. frices: lat cabin, as anu up
ward berth. according to location. ID cabin sos
berth; steersse al low rates Appv ~ l. D. DkOoP
e3o Penn. al
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NoTARIEs PUBLIC.

Con,lssIoxER OF DEAD Foa EvT1Y sTxr
" "a 1sHs~5. Ss,s<i - g. q cs.ssss..sss,
800 IA q 4
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THE BEELITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
III lita st. n. ".
branches in most the pr neipal cities.
Send Tor circulars. nol1
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for HaseFstown. tIo. 30 a. m. and Is 3op.m.
ROYAL RIIE lINE Est.p Nf-t,- 49, - -.
tExcept sunday. Daily Esunday only
trusus

baggage called for ,hcc kea from hotels ana s-.
dences 10y Uniou Transfer On orders eft AZ ~ =
.. a. ODELl. IIIAs al sCrrII
Gen. Manager. fnol4l Gs,, - a..
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EDUCATIONAL

OUT OF WASH1NGTON.
p oCK HILL COLLEGE. ELLrCoTT CITY, ND. |.
~ boarding and day school for younx men md hovs
BROTHER DENIS,
oc6-4ms Prrssdens
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fective supervision and to see that NO favor
ttism Is practicsd-
HrTIcIExcY OF WORK AND Hooxoxr OF COST.
The above system may not be the best that
can Be devised but il 10 the best that has 20 far
presented itself, and IL any one can suggest an
Improvement on it the department will be
ready TO adopt IT. IL il practically the same
ing establishment In such an adjustment
employment u not governed by personal con-
alterations Of any kind 1t is . question Of
good work on the one hand and Of dollars and
cents on the other. The Navy Department, as
fsr as its manufacturing business is concerned.
stands on the same footing. 1t proposes TO OBJ,
tain efficiency Of work. and thereby secure
economy OF cost And efficient work re-
quires mechanics Of high skill, it proposes to
select and retain only such workmen as can
actual trial
IL has always been recognized that the cost
OF work In the navy yards was greater than in
private yards. I believe that this difference
should not exist, and that by the application of
proper system IL may be corrected. That the
recent change in organization will be . long
sep In that direction do not doubt
Tksr OF rHE srsrxx sArnYAcroRr.
A the new systsm only went into complete
operation on the LIST Of September last il is too
soon to show the full results Of its workings.
but it may be stated that during the last three
months, when unusual demands were made
upon the yard organization for the repairs of
ships in commission, the system was put to q
severe test, and the voluntary testimony of the
officers OF these vessels IS 10 the efficiency and
proniptness with which the work was done il a
conclusive proof Of the BENEFITS resulting from
ths new system. IL 10 especially to the "ndelity,
snsrsy and zeal Of the navy yard worhmen''
that the communications Of these officers refer.
This result has been brought about not only BY
the Introduction Of now and Efficient foremen
and vorkrien, but by the discharge OF those
Who are incompetent and the influence Of . new
ssannlus upon those who remain. all Of which
= ~ Gssst result Of the new system.
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NoRwoon INSTITUTE.
1407 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE.
SELECT DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL.
New classes ed Tor pupils entering December st
Ny Dear Mr.. Cdbeli:
lconrratuiase you warmly your great success in
your uobe sChooi.
Yours truly,
NM. PARET. Bishop of Maryland.
MI. and MIRA Nm. u. CAbELi.. Principals.
oco4-tr
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TvY HALL BOARDING SCHOOL, FOR CHIIpREN.
Forest Glen, Nd. Thorough English, Music Gym.
buiidinss Visited monthly Mis- /. PfHNTfsS'
CT. 0EQRoEv H1LL ROB BOYS. 81. dE0R6I,s.
~ mar BALTIMORE, Nd. Prof. J. @. Ktnear. A. n,
rnnt unsuspssysd n sdysntaEss. comfort and ree-
sonanls tsmA bsa Wsahtugtoo md baltimor rYe-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
commnn sense Kennedy.

In the matter of curatives what you
want is something that will do its work
while you continue to do yours-a rem
edy that will give you no INCONVENIENCE
nor interfere with your business. Such
a remedy is ALLCoCK's Porous PLAs-
TIERS. These plasters are not an exper-
iment; they have been in use for over
thirty years, and their value has been
attested by the highest medical author
titles, as well as by testimonials from
those who have used them. They re-
ouire no change of diet and are not af-
fected by wet or cold. Their action
does not interfere with labor or bust
ness; you can toll and yet be cured
while hard at work. They are so pure
that the youngest, the oldest, the most
delicate person of either sex can use
them with great benefit.
Beware of limitations and do not be
deceived by misrepresentation. Ask
for ALLCocK's, and let no solicitation
or explanation induce you to accept q
substitute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithiIy Told.
city YESTERDAY


Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
PithiIy Told.
THE Council Committee on Ordinances
is called to meet to-day.
In another column shares Of Wheeling
and Elm Grove railroad stock are adver-
tised for sale.
TwENTY-EIGHT ministers, who are at
tending the Methodist Conference, are
quartered at the Hotel Brunswick.
Mrs. HELEN BLOCH, wife Of the late )
j. Bloch, died yesterday afternoon at TWO
o'clock, in New York, at the age 69 years.
THE Richie school foot ball club will
contest with the Madison school CLUB at
Recreation Park next Saturday afternoon
THERE were but two cases in Police
Court, Yesterday morning. Thomas Hill
got IS and costs. Willard Strongarm, q
drunk, was allowed to go.
WILLIAM IRWIN reported to the police
last night that fine dog had been stolen
from his kennel. An effort will be MADE 10
find the dog and the thief.
THE Gayety Club will give one Of their
very ENJOYABLE hops at Franzheim's hall on
Thursday, October 5. Killmeyer will turn-
ish the musical inspiration.
DONALDSON, LEWIS q w. SOoVOAN ~
completed the work of removing their
wagon and carriage factory 10 their new
quarters at 2110 Main street.
THos. ROSE, foreman at the Eighth ward
engine house, had his right hand badly cut
by lamp chimney yesterday afternoon
DR.. J. II. Pipes dressed the member.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday grant
ed to Samuel E. Sprigg, native OF Harden
county, o., aged %, and Rebecca e. Holmes,
a native of Greene county, Pa. aged ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

Concerning "Uncle Isaac" which will
be produced at the Opera House to-
night, the Atlanta Constitution says:
II ''mirth is the medicine Of life" and
"the secret of life is TO be happy" sure
" Max Felrmann, in the great charac-
ter play of Uncle Isaac" provided a
"banquet of mirth" to a large audience
at Gives Opera House last night. 1t is a
comedy drama of high order OF merit
and is interesting and amusing from be-
ginning to end. "Uncle Isaac" was a
decided hit, and received constant ap-
plause and numerous encores. Max
Fehrmann showed himself a versatile
character, good in acting, fine in sing
ing, frst-class in violin playing, and
through the evening paid strict atten-
ton to "his regular business"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01

partial solution Of the mystery, is that
the girl attempted suicide.
As was stated In the REGISTER yes
terday, her peculiar actions and quiet
demeanor, so markedly in contrast
with her previous actions, were noticed
and commented upon by the members Of
Mr.. DObbins' family Monday afternoon
and evening. IL we suppose that the
girl, having reflected upon her unfor-
tunate general situation, was medita-
ting taking her life, during Monday
afternoon, and that, before retiring,
she took dose of some drug and went to
bed; that she got up at eleven o'clock,
when a light was seen IN her room,
suffering from the effects Of an INSULT
cient dose, or an over dose, as the case
might be, that she arose again at one
o'clock. when light was again seen In
her room; that soon thereafter she
dressed herself while in half-cOnScious
condition, went down stairs, drank the
milk in the sidebOard, either because
she felt thirsty, or from n semi-conscious
notion that it would afford relief; that
she found it was raining and grabbed
an umbrella out Of the rack as she went
out, about four o'clock, for fresh air,
TO keep her condition from being
known, or for any other rea-
son one chooses to suppose
under the situation; and that, the drug
taking a stronger hold upon her
system, she walked around until,
perhaps, she was seen by
some night prowler, who, sup
posing that she was intoxicated and falr
prey, bundled her into hack, driven
by man whose nightly business is to
collect his fare and see and say nothing,
and that afterwards she was fired out
on the Ohio side and wandered around
until seen by the coal miner, at seven
O'Clock, and found later on the road at
nine-prOceeding upon this theory, we
have possible case, and one when, at
least, will do duty until something more
tangible comes to light.
No one yesterday thought OF asking
the girl any questions bearing upon the
theory that she might have taken some
drug; neither does any one seem to have
thought of making an examination as to
maltreatment, until too late.
The fact remains that she was I'M
conscious for nearly twenty hours; that
she was hardly herself even last even
ing; that she looks pale, and emaciated,
as though she had been I'll; that she
left the house some time after one
o'clock In the morning; that she was in
the succeeding rain storm; that she got
to the Ohio side of the river somehow,
without money, and, that she claims to
know nothing after she went to bed.
Such a state OF affairs affords a fine
field for conjecture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
TERMINAL PLANS.
The New Freight Depot, at Chapline and
Eighteenth Streets.

The New Freight Depot, at Chapline and
Eighteenth Streets.
1t has been announced several times
in other papers that the Wheeling
Bridge and Terminal Railway Company
proposed to tear away only the Two
upper stories of the old Norway Tack
factory and to put a roof on it and use
the remainder for Offices. This Is in
correct. The entire building will be
torn down and ia its place substan-
tial and ornamental buildings will be
erected.
The work of tearing down the old
tack factory buildings has been pro-
crossing rapidly within the past few
days and the two upper stories are now
removed. Arrangements have been
made for blowing up the remaining por-
tions of the walls with powder, as a
speedier plan than lifting off brick at a
time, and the shots will be fired this
morning.
The ground between the new
Eighteenth street and Chapline street,
and over to the creek bank where the
tracks to the passenger station are To-
Gated, will be cleared off. Near the
corner of Eighteenth and Chapline
streets two-story brick building will
be erected to be used as offices. From
this building, and extending along the
Chapline street side $50 feet, there will
be frame building to be used for re-
ceiving and dischargng freight. -Four
tracks will run into this shed, and 1t
will be open all round for drive way.
This, with the passenger station, will
make a very complete and convent
railroad headquarters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
They'll still walk.

Custodian Blckerton of the Custom
House yesterday received letter from
the Supervising Architect OF the Treas
ury Department announcing that the
bids received for a passenger and freight
elevator for the Wheeling Custom
House had been opened and all OF them
had been rejected, the lowest being
greater than the amount of the appro-
priation for the Wheeling Custom
House remaining unspent.
IT was noticed yesterday that two Of
the big stones in the steps at the front
of the Custom House had move d about
half an inch. There is no apparent rea-
son for this unless Market street is
sliding down toward the river.