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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
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COMPANY
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Did you ever think that no part OF a
store better exemplifies the goodness or
standing Of the whole than its Black
Goods department? Here is q display
OF the management OF the house-of the
intelligence or want OF it-that permeates
the whole. As the Black Goods stock
stands TO THE BEST, so near, as a rule.
is the house to the proper notch of mer-
chandizing.
Measure Cohen's by its intelligence IN
handling Black Goods. The care and
skill that keep that line right have filed
our twenty-seven departments with a
stock unequalled heretofore, even by us.
Did you ever see the big store look
prettier ? Do you see anybody so busy
in September ? 1t is pre-emintntly the
time TO do satisfactory shopping, while
the store is just busy enough to keep Us
all interested, doing our best, and yet
without that later rush which worries
Won. To-day of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

Dizie saws General LoSdsrREET will
spend October, November, and December
studying the battie-felds in the historic
territory penetrated by the Richmond
and Danville railroad" his purpose being
i" to perfect the maps to be used in his his
tory ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
Priestley's are
the acme OF
elegance, Of
Black Goods

color, OF style, and true economy. The
name of Priestley stands for nothing
short OF perfection. A Priestley Dress,
q Priestley Wrap, and Priestley Veil are
bound to be mstch in blackness. No
wonder Priestley's predominant here.
Crystal Rep cloAey resembles grand silk-s
compromise between crystal six ana rep
Worth, Of Paris, desired tho entire output OF
this grand Prestley product, but the agent looked
out TOR Cohen's. Two effects, 43-inch gooos'
SI.65 the yard. -, -,
know, 40 inches vide. We are hpie W onoI
this at soc, worth sl.19.
42-inch Surah Twill, s1.25 tho yard.
Very stylish Diagonal Serge, 3S-inch, 9Sc.
A Grand silk-Warp Henrietta, sLoe; one ~
el.2S; another s1.10; another PIC. ,,,
Here's something epectal-an Extra SllA-t inish
Henrietta, 40-iDch, Soc.
Other great sellers among the henrle'sas :
4G-inch, 10 aud CSC another, 4O-tnch Tor QUO.
A full line Of Priestley's Bordered Sehlngs !"
kept at the black-eoods counter.
42-inch Bourette, raised Camers-hair enect-
Priestley's. Of course, el.2O.
46-inch Habit Clotn, Camels-han STRIPE, zoe
40-inch Ladies' Cloth, CSC.
1t seems necessary to call halt on the
craze that makes any cheap twill go as
"Storm Serge" True Storm Serges are
a peculiarly woven worsted, of several
grades and degrees OF fineness. but the
desire TO undersell everybody else's
Storm Serge has led some to offer goods
that lack the particular merit which
makes the craze for the Serges. BE care
full IN the blacks.
A proper herring-bOne 4O-inch Storm Serge Is
at CSC.
A plain 40-inch at 73c.
Very fine and 80 inches, s1.25: another
S1.4o.
Imperial serges, 3S-nch, 30, 90. and &c.
A special Imperial, 46-inch, sL23.
Black Worsteds are only step from
Black Silks-and Colored Silks. too; Of
which there's much to say.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
THE
T OW Err,
2Ol and 203 east Broad street.
On, Blanket OGerzng.

To have good, warm Blankets is one comfort.
To buy them at reasonable prices, like ours Is
good White Blanket for ordinary use only
a Heavy Twilled cotton-Faced Blanket, 1o-4,
I0-4 White Blankets heavy, and warranted
our s2. % is bound with White Cotton Tape.
They come in various borders end would be
cheap at 50.
4-pound White Blanket, one third Wool, only
S2.75.
our $3.50 White Blankets are the best pro-
duced for the money.
Ours4 All. Wool Blankets we guarantee 10 equal
any e5 Blanket. Bound with SILK Ribbon.
Our So Blankets are alt bound with SILK hid
Extra Heayy Catalonia White Blankets, 81.
sup9rfine and Extra Heavy Fancy-Border
Blankets, 80.
CRIB blankets. sI.25; larger size, 81.
All-Wool Crib-Blankets, 32x42, ~.
All-WoOl CriD-Blankets, 36x4S, IS.
Crib-Blankets, Handsomely embroidered, size
32x42, only $3.50.
1O-4 All-Wool Red Blankets. IS.
ia Red Blankets strictly all wool, 50.
Very Fine Atwood Red Blankets at IS and
s10.
Cheap Iron Blankets, Csc. pair.
Oxford Mixed Blankets. 81.
Full Size Brown Blankets, s1.25.
Extra Heavy Brown Blankets, $3.50.
Gray Blankets, for bed and camp, S1.75.
SilVer-Gray Blankets, o6x7o, ".
California Camp Blankets, 51A pounds to tho
pair, only 1928.
0-pound Blue Blankets, $3.50.
Sanitary All-Wo Gray Blanket, %:
Steel-Gray Blankets, 60x76. only 1910.
Bed-COmforts, 80 and Toe.
Cretone Comforts, lined with turkey red, only
sl.25.
Heavy Cretone Comforts, filed with pure
white cotton, 1.7O.
Calico Comforts, filed with white cotton, both
sides alike, only S1.7j.
Figured Saline Comforts, lined with Saline Of
solid colors to match figures In quilts, only
$3.50.
Down Comforts in Saline and SILK.
Special Offering this week Of our regular soc.
OPAQUE SHADES, 3x6, only 42c.
Visit our CARPET DEPARTMENT. We are
Offering good TEN-WIRE TAPESTRIES at 9Oc.,
made and laid.
Excellent Patterns for 75c, made and laid.
NEW DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS ar
riylng daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

A MORE CHOICE SELECTION OF
undoubted value was never before shown
in this city, and our stock embraces
EVERY NEW WEAVE AND COLOR
ING Of any merit to be found in the
best markets of the world. No matter
what your idea Of color or pattern may
be. come and let US show you through
the stock. You will see more handsome
styles than you ever before saw in any
one house, and no matter whether you
want dress at 25c. q yard or one at
$3.50 to $40 yard you will find it here
to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

We dislike to see our streets Uttered and
dusty as they are now, but if this IS be-
cause the hands, carts. and sweeping ma
chine are employed in cleaning out dirty
alleys we can make no objection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

Well leave Black Goods only to speak
OF a streak Of luck (rather, wide-awake
buylng) which brings in five hundred
pieces OF Woven Surah Twills, worsted
effects in all the new colors, rs inches
wide, and made to sell at 12ic. We say
90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
Now take the elevator and lool

Now take the elevator and look at
--'---------- Will variety and
| Curtains. nnd W;, nave o1I , no
great offerings OF
cheap and medium-priced goods which
we've told you of-and the selling goes
merrily on-there went into the exhibit
ton yesterday "a few may not get open
till this morning., purchase OF nearly
5000 worth-our buyers best efforts
among the foreign makers. The de-
signs are undoubtedly the latest, and
the prices are conservatively low in all
the offerings-the range being from Sl2
to $40.
From those open as we write, take
these:
yards long, 60 inches wide. You'd expect them
10 be S50-no, only $50.
Another, same size, e22 ; another, s19.
Brussels, but only 81 yards, so.
Egyptian Net particularly handsome, yards
SIS. 49,
Another, handsome on less pretentious lines,
about lS-iuch border, "a.
A very dainty Swiss Net. %.
3l<-yard, wide Polks-Dot border, the rest OF
the strip In geometrical design, "a
In nothing near the price does snch dainty
elegance appear as this one-Point de SPIRIT
centre, with ferns and delicate tracery forming
a dado nearly half its length, sS.25.
Another new thing--Ruf1ed all around, stripes
and polka-dois, for chamber, 50.
Florentine Tan Lace, richly appllqued, $3.50.
Then the Silk Hangings-Velour, two
toned, one aide figured, S45.
Another, S42. Old Rose and Old
Blue.
$50 the pair, Silk in yellow, green,
and old rose.
sl5 this; sl2.5O this one here an old
blue. Sl8.
Madras, figured satin stripe, $3.50 the
pair.
The combinations are
Olive and Yellow,
Yellow and Old Rose,
Blue and Yellow,
Olive and Old Rose.
White India Madras, fringed, satin
stripes Of
Blue and Yellow,
Old Rose and Green,
Old Gold and Blue.
The price, 1915.
IL, 10, 10, AND IL, EAST BROAD.
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RICHMOND COLLFS
RICHMOND, VA
The noxts.sslon bssin. sgpTvv,,,..

Inc heAtsesslon peEihs NtflkN3Eg,A
continues nine months
Expenses per session ~ a r-eis-, go.
bracing entrance fees, igitl.r. t.,ri II. ~
and washing, ghuut s-Ut. %. =
student. about $3.50. ur.- !. -
II both classes he iakel, 40. 2 80. -
Tho scheme - instruction erI-,,.. i.
independent schools 0f L1tl. t,-..t Il y
Languages, English, NtLenat. 80
Chemistry. ami Philosophy ts. -
School OF Law. Provision n-'sl 49,.
temstic instruction LOO the 40 80, ,
The courses Of insgloti.n .l i-s -.
School lead % he Degree 90 49,
Science, Bachelor Of Arts, all Yis.,f -
IN the Law School O. the b gree 4 b, -,
Law.
The location Of the college ~ ne III a.
mond gives q unsurpassed l'ry,,. /,
heaithfulness. ana IN op1oit11He. Il, 80.
ment in addition 10 those az lr.ei bya,
itself.
For catalogues apply a. TIE ooo,w,- "a,
city. or address O. plhIu.
fy 6-tSe22 Chairman . naD-..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

The Virginia School Jouna! for Septsm-
Der contains q good biographical sketch
and portrait Of Hon. J. TAYLOR ELLYsoS,
president of the School Board of Rich
mond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
A Murder In Yves. vireinis.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.I
CHARLESTON. w. Va, September H.
Hub Bryant was shot dead at Algona, w.
Va. last night, and j. M. Clements was
badly wounded. The murderer escaped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
Night Roles.

Ladies', gentlemen, and children win ind IL
not only very sesviceaole but agreeable ne well
when used for night robes. Fine assortment Of
designs In fancy stripes,
1870. YARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

1sx1s-lnch PLAID and BoRDERED ALL
LINEN DoILIES,
soc. DOZEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
ElAGHARD & L0THR0P.
TEMPLE
Dry GOODS STORE.
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS.
BUSINESS HOURS: ga. NJ. UNTIL
6P. NJ.
Elder.Dowu Flannel

ss-IEcr EIDER-DowN FLANNELs, cardinal,
delicate light blue, and pink, tan, gray, cream
and navy, used for children's garments &C.
PRICE 75c. YARD
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IITANTED. SALESMAN on sAL.

NXTANTED, SALESMAN ON SAL
w AIRY OR COMMISSION TO HANDLE
THENEW PATENT CHEMICAL ERASING PEN
GIL: tho greatest selling novelty ever pro-
duced: grasses ink thoroughly In two seconds;
no abrasion Of paper: 200 to 800 per cent
profit. One agents sales amounted 70 sou In
six days. another s32 in two hours. We want
one energetic general agent for each State and
Territory. For terms and particulars address
THE MONROE ERASER MANUFACTURING
~ 6-d150t
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MISS DANIELS scHoor :.
Az FOE
YOUNG LADIES AyD cgr,..

The next session Of ttI......
TENDER 2sTn. N'i tse,
Miss DANIEL Will - a-s..f-t. 80.
CARELL In tho CoilcgAfe Da-,.l ~ a.
Alss JEffhifs Ia mo Pumarr r.... N n
. German, Miss Bacon. Frea. II 20 Y
HASSELEFF. 'i.iaff 4,
A new feature IN ihs s.so.i ,.v.
m french, conducted tg v~e "a.
children Of . years and .tr,ri "Aei,i9 \.
Nine. hAssuEfF vii atott,s.
class for studenta Of Franrs iis,,.
Both these ciasso. ircr q eat,,.
Physical culture VII b 10 t,.,.
boardidg papils. ,iaar,
Main street i =
Circulars al West & J1hr.,o,h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
Rsady-Made Pillow. ras.x
cast IRON" BRAND OF COTTON,
Outing Cloths for Night Dresses.

We may learn something new every day II We
will. A new use for the "0UTING CLOTHS
which have made their way into public favor
with such rapidity Is in making
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
DOILIES. NAPKINS, and TOWELS.

New ooLoRED-BoRDERED FRINGED DOL
LIES, 14x14 inches, all linen plaid Doylies,
Soc. DOZEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
LOST. . srn,AlrfrD. Aso -. !.
EDUcATtoN,,

I. $. SQUGRE's CIlSs,c....
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL -, .'0'CiL. An
TENDER 10TH A. 9O2 "a, ~ f,sIs,, :.
culhrs az West & Johrs-oo'. - va, =
street. Residence 6.3 s,.t 80. ~ - 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

20x20-lnch CREAM DAMAsK FRINGED
DOILIEs, with red, blue, or buff borders, very
heavy quality,
75c. DOZEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
SCHOOL

WI BOARDERS And uAlNlay-ii
MONROE PARK, IN lVuNl Va
JOHN z. MCGl IRE. Pm
Assistants--In Upper seAHo., , u. -
university OF Virginia e.. j. l't.t
c. T., and licontiate In haihemai ,- ~
Science UniversitY Of virginia LF.--
A. ami assistant IA Greek Wasf ~ g.
University. Ia Lower school W. 3.
CURE aud Miss n. ". Picasaufs. fo'
and college record, terms, g.. 80 r. ~
bookstores and west Nall--Ireei ifls'...
apply at No. 7 north Be.yi iere. t-. -.s,F
day for twentY-eighth SESSION NtI
i''"' -''' w. 81 .tiif'if.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

WANTED, BY A GRADUATE OF
w the Virginia Military Institute POSITION
TO TEACH In school or private family. Can
ton, Va. so ll-su& lutt
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WANTED. WIDE-AwAKE WORK

WANTED, A POSITION IN
w private family or school, Teaches Music,
French, usual English branches, Stenogrsphy,
and Typewriting. Address Miss b., care OF
postmaster, 900 Wise street, Lynchburg, Va.
SO l5-1Ws
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

Al NO. 8 EAST GRACE STREET
RICHMOND. Va
JOHN n. POWELL, Principal
Mrs. T. G.. PEIION, Associate F7l'iN
The twentieth session ~ ta.s l.H.,liH
begin WEDNESDAY, SeD.eu1rf ~ ~
Full and thorough instruction .n p1nAi =
mediate, and collegiate iepArim l's ls
advantages IN languagc-, h'rfAi4fe' rs
art. For catalogue giving terms, of's Z ~
ers. &C., apply 10 either Prin1l'iH ht'
stores. u gB-Ig. Ilk',Qei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

WANTED, BY YOUNG LAWYER
w educated at the University of Virginia and
well recon mended, n POSITION with we'll
established firm, giving attention TO chancery
business. Address LAWYER, care RICHMOND
DTspArCH. SO S-2w'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

17xl7-lnch rGLL-BLEACHED FRINGED
DoILIEs, with wide red borders, soft finished,
and excellent qualities,
$50. DOZEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
DOYS' SCHOOL.
ID -
Mrs. CAMM'S SCHOOL WILL REnPNn
40 SOUTH THIRD lELsf
DICHMoND FEMALE sENSlM

years.
For terms and further rNr'i-u.l-s - -f-l
at West Il JOhnetOns -r lisa. Ilaliirl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

Black Worsteds are only a step from
Black Silks-and Colored Silks. too; OF
which there's much to say.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-21
THE SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONRY.

On Monday eve Ohio Lodge No. l met
in regular communication with good
turnout Of brethren of the lodge. as
well as quite gooGly number OF visit
| ing brethren. Work was had in the Z.
C. on one candidate, and the M. NJ on
| one also. The work was well done in
its every part. In the second the can
didate was passed over the Masters
carpet in splendid manner by Senior
Deacon Shulty. 1t was his first at
tempt, and we congratulate him on the
result, and after little actual practice
he will be first class worker
In the Masters. Wershipful Ross call
ed to his assistance our Master Builder
Dehmil, and he rendered his part in the
wotk in most effective and impressive
manner, as he is known to do on every
occasion when opportunity affords, and
he is asked TO do any part Of temple
building.
On Thursday evening Wheeling
Lodge, No. 5, held its regular meeting,
with good number OF Jealous brethren
present. The second step was permit
ted to be taken by two well qualified
entered apprentices, under the instruc-
tions OF our well learned brother, Past
Master McCahon, Of No. 10, who pre-
sided in the East during the comforting
of the degree.
During next week considerable work
has been laid out in the Masonic bodies
and of which they have received due
notice.
Monday evening Wheeling Command
-.
orders will be conferred upon number
OF candidates.
On Tuesday night Bates Lodge, No.
80, meets, and from the number of
aspirants on the way, work will be done
at that time.
On Thursday Nelson No. 30, hold
their regular and work will be done in
more than one degree.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-21
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

On Tuesday evening Alpha, 424, met
as usual, but with sorrowing hearts,
caused by the untimely death Of their
well-beloved brother, Ralph Ankle, one
OF the original charter members Of Al
pha, and who always took a special in
terest in her prosperity and welfare,
out owing 10 desire not to be consid-
cred ambitious for office, the gift OF his
brethren, he refused to accept the chair,
although elected, but rather preferred
to remain among the brethren and do
any part of the lodge work assigned
him. AS he lived among us in Wheel
ing for many years, all know his noble,
manly traits of character, but one we,
as knights Of Honor, can boast Of, is
the love he showed to his family by
paying into our order for fifteen years
his assessments in life that his family
would receive $1,000 after his death,
and which will be forthcoming in about
month.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-21

their manufactured article In the Amer
lean market and other markets as well.
II the Democratic party in Congress
would bring in bill to regulate and ad-
Just the inequalities Of the present tar
iff, passed for the special purpose OF
making the rich richer and the poor
poorer, and regulating and reforming 1t
so as to take half the duty off the for
eign raw material, reduce the duty
one-thlrd on imported finished pro-
ducts, and put it as duty
or toll OF $500 to $500 on each pauper
contract, criminal and ex-convict Ia
borer landing on our shores.
And, besides, to put limit on volun-
tary immigration so as to allow no more
through our ports Of entry than from
1OO, 900 to 2OO,O a year. This latter
number we might have some difficulty
in absorbing and assimilating among
our farmers and mechanics.
II the Democratic party would pass
such bill and embody it in their plat
form at the next general election they
would knock clean out Of sight the high
tariff capitalists and their representa-
tives having control Of the government.
LABoRER.
Wheeling, February 20, 1892.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-21
ll1O MAIN STREET.

fight with Andy Bowen in San Fran
cisco.
German, the Columbus pug, is calleda
"fakir."
Mike Boden has CHI allenged Jim Hall
TO finish fight.
The ST. Joe hid arrived IN Chicago
too late. He likes Singing.
Fitz is dreaming again. His latest is
that he put Maher out In 10 rounds.
Steve Brodies is confident thst fltE-
simmons will defeat MGher. Steve
says he Is going TO New Orleans $1,000
strong to bet on Fitzsimmons.
Jerry Hennessy, New York messen-
ger boy, is out with challenge to any
other messenger boy 20 box with him
for 10 rounds, for purse OF $50.
"IIit straight" was Nike Donavan's
frequent advice 20 Corbett the other
night Donagan says; "Corbett needs
a years rest, so that he may ill out"
Eddie Avery and Benny Murphy,
brother OF the English ieather-weight
Frank Murphy, are to meet In Brook
lyn in a limited round "go," In few
weeks.
Pitzln, middeweight champion o.
/ Texas, Is In New Orleans, aud Upham !,
anxious for go with him. They me,
twice in Galveston, Pitzlin winning the
first and Upham the second fight.
Lanuon says: at was understood
my boxing with Corbett was TO BE- a
friendly set-to. Had been IN training
the result might have been different. ]
now want 10 fight Corbett 10 Il finish"
Needham is working hard TO get him
self into good trim for his coming meet.
ing with Tommy Ryan before the
Metropolitan Club. Besides punching
the ball and rowing boat he Is push.
ing a wheelbarrow.
Tom Williams, champion lightweight
OF Australia, has arrived H. London,
Eng, having been six weeks on tho
briny. Last week he saw snow storm
for the first time. He will fight any one
OF his weight In the Queens domain.
Says Sullivan: "All sparring move
ments which are worth knowing are
natural ones. was never taught 10
box. Now, put up your hands. Don't
hold your arms so stiff. 80. Let them
play easily"
The new weights generally accepted
down East are as follows: Bantam, l05
pounds; feather, 1l5 pounds; special, 1875
pounds; light, 1875 pounds; weller, las
pounds; middle, lj5 pounds; special, 1865
pounds; and all over heayywelghts
Gypsey Miles, an exist. Louis pug,
says he lost - minutes OF life once. IL
was six years ago when he faced John
l.. Sullivan. He was always proud OF
the fact, however, OF having once faced
John l.. and at times will Insist that
the lick Sulligan gave him was "accl-
dental"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-21
Free coinage would Aneot Canada.

OTTAWA, ONT, February 20.-George
Johnson, Dominion Statistician, re-
ferring to the movements in the United
States Congress calculated to. affect
Canadian interests, said there Is one
movement Of considerable Importance
to Canada. That is the free silver coin
age question. A majority Of the Com
mittee of the House of Representatives
on Coinage, Weights and Measures has
reported recommending the passage OF
the Bland free coinage bill.
II such bill becomes. q law then the
present guarantee of the United States
government that its silver coin can be
redeemed in gold will cease. That
guaranty is all that maintains the silver
coinage Of the United States at its face
value. All holders in Canada OF United
States silver coin would find it at once
depreciate in value. There is good
deal OF that coinage in Canada, and the
loss in the aggregate would be large.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-21
The Utah Hearings closed.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 90
The delegates who have appeared be-
fore the Senate and House Committees
on Territories during the past week or
so favoring the bills TO give local gov
eminent TO Utah closed their presenta-
ton Of the case this morning before the
Senate Committee on Territories.
Ex-Governor West, the last speaker
for the adherents OF the bill spoke Of
the disappearance Of polygsmy in the
territory and the non-interference Of
the church in public affairs and in poll
tics. He thought the passage of the bill
would demonstrate to the people Of the
country that the people OF Utah were
sincere and that they were capable OF
governing themselves
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-21

vantage. Maher stands five feet, eleven
inches and half in his stockings and Is
built much after the style OF 5 avin,
with a narrower chest than that pugil'
ist. He is a good-natured and decidedly
witty fellow, but he says very little.
About fighting he rarely utters
word.
The Irish champion is training al
East Hampton, small town on Long
Island, about ninety-seven miles 1rou
New York. Billy Madden and JACK
Fallon are with him.
The Irish champion jealousy ao
stains from any mention OF his contest
with Peter Jackson, in which the latter
is credited with having stopped Mahei
in two rounds.