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WORLDLINGS,

An equal division OF property in the United
states would give every man. woman and child
81 O39 >1'''
Inc largest bronze statue in the world is that
o' fe'eF the Great at st, Pe,erburg. Its weight
is sbou, 100 tons
whale washed ashore on the coast OF the
s'"'e OF Washington last year is reekon.d by
scientists to have been ssS years old
The rice-paper tree a native Of China, now
hourlshes is Florida. where II was introduce, a,
an e1per'mer. some years ago.
New York with an assessed valuation Of a. .
DVV'OV"oOO' Is the richest State in the Union.
| 0o0, ,0Oo '''V''
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is ZELLA IN FRISCO?
Woman There Said to Have Been
Identified as the NicoIaus.

SANFRANClSCO, Cal, April 26.-The
Chronicle states that young, hand
some lady, who has for several days
been guest at the Palace Hotel here
and at the Del Monte, at Monterey, Is
none other than Mrs. Zela Nicolaus,
otherwise Mrs. Ruhman. who gained
such unpleasant notoriety through her
suit In New York TO recover 500 from
George Gould.
II the woman he Xella Nicolaus, as
claimed, she is travelling under an as
sumel name. She Is accompanied by a
middle aged woman and Is receiving the
marked attention Of a man said to be a
wealthy New Yorker. A. H. Ruhman
Is not In evidence. A New Yorker. who
met Mrs. Nicoaus at the Sturtevant,
Is said to have identified her.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
SWINDLER SENTENCED.
Man Suspo cted of Double Murder
Gets Four Years.

IVY NSSOTlHIcU TTcsS.1
AMSTERDAM, April 26-Hendrick De
Jong, the man suspected Of having muir
dered two women he had married, Miss
Sarah Jeuett and Miss Schmitz, and
who was eventually convicted of OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses,
was to-day sentenced to four years i'm
prisonment, the full term demanded by
the Public Prosecutor.
The prisoner, who showed the utmost
unconcern and was insolent to the
Court. to counsel and to witnesses, re-
ceived his sentence with Indifference.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
MISFORTUNE FOLLOWS THEM
Butchered Susie Martins Family Is
In Sore straits.

Misfortune follows the family OF poor
Susie Martin, whose dismembered body
was found In the cellar of 5l9 West
Thirty-ninth street on March 10. Her
brother. Tommy. nine years old. and her
sister Katie, three years old are to-day
in charge of the Sisters of St. Francis
to whom they were committed by JUS
tice Ryan In the Jefferson Market Po-
lice Court, because of the inability OF
their parents to support them.
Mrs. Martin complained that her hus-
band. Thomas Martin. drank inces-
sanity, and that what little money he
earned he spent for liquor. She said
she had been dispossessed and was liv-
ing temporarily with Mrs. Kicks in a
basement at 532 West Thirty ninth street.
Justice Ryan wanted Mrs. Martis to
complain Of her husband for non-sup-
port. but sne pleaded to give him an
other chance, and the Court acquiesced
reluctantly.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Park Commissioner Bell told the
Board yesterday Of his singular expert
ence with supposed park laborer,
whom he found with folded arms ana
crossed legs, reclining comfortably
against box, in the April sunshine.
I've got soft snap, and want to make
II last as long as cam" this individual
explained TO Mr.. Bell, not knowing that
gentleman officially. Ii is to be pre-
sumed that this man had bought and
paid for his labor ticket under the re-
cent N'ooo'VN appropriation, according
TO the traffic exposed by The Evening
World" and that he proposed to get his
moneys worth.
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Moving In Made E,.,e

For those who can afford 4. r
housekeeping in a first-class Sta
the builder is making the waya
fully easy. Already the range. ,e
mace, the sideboard, china cabinalic
dow seats and shelves are pa yiice
fixtures Of many houses, and r I
only to furnish rugs, china, cr Ia
bles. and bric-a-brac. Pre-
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baked Corn Dodgers.

scald two cups Of white corn meal,
one tablespoonful Of butter. one ~
spoonful of sugar. one saltspoontu'
salt and three tablespoonfuls OF m
mix we'll and let cool. Beat the yoih'
two eggs until light, add to the pa'
and, when mixed. add the whites pea
to a stiff, dry froth. Put by the ID
spoonful into CREASED hot popover J
and bake until a light brown In
hot oven.
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NggEIB|9aII aII{NeMlII

uniform in size as possible. Put ,J
pieces In a pan, pour over them a NJ
or cold water. sit on the fire arS
IL simmer for two hours. s,l
through sieve. During the coos]
havor with Glove, three or four peJ
corns, few allspice, bay leaf cq1
stalk, slice Of lemon or any kit5
herb. Miss Baker has this served tol
Invalid whose condition admits \
stimulant; she also pours it ON al
OF toasted stale bread, nicely butt,d
Tor change. The third time II mo
given on a baked potato, boiledF
barley. n O,
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Hot Prunes.
Potato Balls.
Dutch Apple Cake.
Tea or MILK.
Our Women Teachers.

About 10000 boys and girls go 10
public schools of New York City e'I
day. 1t takes a grand army OF malt'
1853 strong to teach these young ~,
how to shoot. In addition, the city !
vides 1876 special instructors, one
physical exercise. - four for coohn
eight for carpentry ten for sewn
twelve for French. seventeen for mu,
twenty-nine for drawing and forV.
for German lessons. Only 1853 of the =
teachers are men. 1t would be danger
to ask any one Of them to sign the ~
ton to have the word male IN
Constitution disturbed.
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You rend the Evening World!
DO you read the sunday worIdi
Natural Limestone Water Pane,

A curious phenomena has been dis
Canyon, about three miles from Eddy
number OF tunnels were run in order
to tap streams OF water to get u supply
found running in small natural water
pipes. made by the deposits OF lime
from the water. The whole space cut
by the tunnels was found to be perfor-
ated with these lime pipes.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Hippocrates Had Hin MaRse,

In the days of wise old Hippotl
massage treatments were regardeA
vorably. He explained the prins
when he wrote rubbing can b.
Joint that is too loose and loosen su'
that is too rigid. Rubbing can d
flesh and cause flesh to waste. y
rubbing binds, soft rubbing 10
much rubbing causes parts to y
moderate rubbing causes them to d.
That massage is a natural allie Il
everybody is aware; when bruisedr
pain one instinctively rubs the sore
frequently with happy results.
nervous troubles both the old and
school of physicians prescribe ma.
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How Should We Walk?

To the Editor:
This morning from the window OF an Elevated
car. | noticed the peculiar way people have OF
bringing their feet down when they make a step.
Most OF them bring their heels down with a
thump and then follows a tapping down OF the
toes, much after tho fashion of ducks What
want to ask is, VIII you please tell me the
rect way of bringing the foot to the ground.
Also what you might suggest as the probable
of the duck walk, for ! am not strong
enough believer In evolution to place its origin
thus PES PEDIS.
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dishes.

Hadishes possess valuable nsatel
properties. They are demulcen Ak Ak
ulating and diuretic and should ex
freely when fresh and crisp. 4 Hms nra,
usually eaten with salt only, w
sliced thin are very nice with a. b
dressing. In this country the vts1 S1sI
themselves are rarely cooked, Iy
the tops of young radishes al u
boiled. The radish is a native ~
where 1t has been cultivated fihav
most ancient times. Nearly an igh
tho yraan TON ,ha,,,, rad
P o"iu pe ieit ay.
radishes when they are prepared tan
table, and this little portion of MN
should be eaten, as the pecul. no M se,
ties they possess heH to, & agair
radish itself. oi q
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WILL CHANGE HER FAITH.
Princess Frederick Charles of
Prussia n Catholic Convert.

LONDON. April ga despatch to the
Chronicle from Rome says that Prin-
cess Frederick Charles of Prussia de-
sires to denounce the Lutheran faith
and become a member of the Roman
Catholic Church. The despatch adds
that Emperor William has given his
consent.
Princess Marie Anne, otherwise Prin-
cess Frederick Charles, is the widow Of
Prince Frederick Charles, who died in
1888. The Princes father was the
brother of Emperor Williams grand
father. The second daughter OF the
Princess Is the wife of the Duke of Con-
naught
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Always Striking.

Carved teakwood furniture is aiw
striking. and always a good investm'
It comes to US from the East ~
guiltless OF anything but pure ha
work. and It will endure forever or
least. as long as the mortal mind
grasp. Just now there are some sp
did specimens to be had for compa
lively low prices, and all such people
can afford 10 buy would do well 10
advantage OF the TACT .....-.-.-.-
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Broth for the Sick Poor.

Miss Nellie Baker. OF the Children's
Aid Society, teaches the boys and girls
Of the West Side Industrial School to
cook. One lesson a week during the
Spring term Is devoted to delicacies for
the sick. Miss Baker is the confdant
OF most Of her boys. The secrets are
often very sad. After school the chill
dren do various kinds of work, more or
less remunerative. With the penny
profits and the influence Of the fair
little teacher very small chicken is
procured. and a broth made for some
hollow-eyed woman or pale little child.
The recipe for this life-saving soup Ia
saving. Here II is: Skin the chicken
and divide II the long way In halves
and remove the insides. Then SUBJ
divide. cutting through the bones, re-
dueing the chicken to small pieces. as
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Con apfon Easily Carried.

Some contagious diseases may be ac-
quired with appalling ease. In one in
stance 1t is surmised that scarlet fever
was taken thus: A young woman who
had been nursing her sister through an
attack, now safely over. called on a
friend and threw her wraps beside those
Of another visitor. In the course Of time
this visitor came down" with scarlet
fever.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Three unqualinedly good blows for
reform In New York City were struck
at Albany yesterday in the final pas-
sage Of the Mayors Power Of Removal
bili' the Sheriif's Salary bill and the
DOCK Department Contract bill. The Bi-
farusan Police bill. as it was passed
giving the Superintendent more power
provided also for step forward in af.
ialrs OF local administration. The State
senate need only have refrained from
lts ruinous and traitorous tinkerlns win
the Chamber OF Commerce RAND Tran'
sit Dill 10 have made yesterday a com.
plete heid day for municipal reform in
the metropolis. :"
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Doesn't Like the Subjects.

To the Editor:
think your bright and newsy paper could be
used to better advantage than airing the letters
OF and answers to girls in love, and those about
men on housework II wives have such husbands
that they willing to lend a helping hand let
them keep the knowledge OF 1t within their own
household, for the view that other people take OF
IT, when seen In print is degrading to manhood.
To girls In love their parents advice, combined
with their own common sense. 10 the best Judge
OF all. z. NJ
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Bcss Can Have Either beau.

To tho Editor:
I have been keeping company with a young man
for four years. and love him dearly. The only OBJ
lection have is he works nights and cannot take
me out. am acquainted with another young
man know thinks a great deal OF me and would
give me a good time II would only say the
word, VIII some Of your readers kindly tell me
what to do-sit In the house and be true to one
or 60 out with the other young man and have
good time. BESS.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
FOrget-Me-NOt Umbrellas.

A pert sort Of trimming in yos
among some high-priced modistes Is
arrangement of forget-me-nots In
mushroom or umbrella bouquet, frt
two to four inches in height. This cl'
ter rising in the air from knot OF r
bon is decidedly smart. 1t is placed
front, on both bonnets and hats.
stem is covered with green tissue pal
or silk, but no foliage Is used.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Poorly Paid Church Cleaners.

Charwomen who sweep, dust and pol
ish church furniture are said to be
wretchedly paid, rudely treated by POM
pous little deacons and overworked and
inconvenienced by dictatorial sections.
At one big New York church workers
get 81, find their own "tools." and are
obliged often to lose an entire day col
lecting their pay
The evening world., 1894-04-26

1t Is proposed by means of an
electric railroad. to bring Washington
within two hours ride OF this city
New York would be glad to hope that
this Improvement would bring her two
United States Senators into closer touch
with her people.
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why Don't You Take II?

TO the Editor;
am acquainted with q young lady with whom
sometimes 90 out walking. She will say Miss
X. got married and how happy she must be.
And when she sees two or three carriages stand
ing in front Of q door she will say; There 10
somebody going to get married and how happy
they must be-" And she oftsn says lots to that
effect Don't you think shs is giving me . hint :
CHARLEY
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Tomato SOUP.

Brown one tablespoonful of butter, add
one small onion. Sliced and brown; add
one tablespoonful Of -four, and stir until
smooth; then add one pint OF tomatoes,
one pint Of water. one bay leaf, one leaf
of celery. and simmer fifteen minutes;
press through sieve; return to the fire.;
add one teaspoonful Of sugar, one-fourth
of teaspoonful of soda dissolved in hot
water; season and serve.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

The State Senate did a pretty morn
ing's work yesterday. 1t was too bad
to blot the days record by last nights
traitorous Juggling with New York.
rapid transit prospects.
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MIX and Cinnamon.

Boil a pint of sweet milk. season '
cinnamon and sweeten to taste; cin'
mon from the apothecary' pr0l
into bits, is better as a rule than
ground cinnamon from the grocery.
or cold, this is a good thing for
cate or empty stomach.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Whatever you economic in dor,
it be the price of your trunk. Oneh
ney will be the wrecking Of q
trunk, and two will cause its utts'
doing. This is one of the cases NJ
the best is. in the end. the least
travagant.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Bi-metallism Is probably at a discount
In the Benedict household since the dis
covery about that missing silver. 1t had
been previously considered that the
family butler was good as gold.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

New York prays that the Good Govern
ment Committee Visiting Albany may be
able to convince the State Senate of the
error OF its rapid transit way before to-
morrow's adjournment.
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Sultan VIII Tour Europe.
(By Associated Pre-

(By Associated PressD
VIENNA, April 26.-The Pesther Lloyd
says that the Sultan OF Turkey has or
dered that preparations be made for
the tour Of Europe which he intends to
make shortly
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Gov. Flower will retain the respect
and confidence of New York in proportion
to the promptness with which and the
exceptions without which he signs the
city reform bills.
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staying Up Nights.

Dodge-Isn't that the Rev. DR.. Courtly,
OF the Camers Eye Memorial Church?
He's looking quite pale.
Lodge-lts overwork. He's been max
Ing very careful study OF the Scrip
lures in order TO clear up a certain ques-
tion.
Dodge-What question?
Lodge-He's trying to find authority to
Justify a man in swearing on his income
tax,
The evening world., 1894-04-26
LETTERS.

t7hn column 70 open 10 everybody uAo has a
complaint TO mate, grievance TO rentiidte, fsor-
nation to orc. mb,es Of general interest to die
Gu. or pubic sopioe 10 acknowledge. and tho
can put nc idea into s. than 100 uorda Long
letters cannot be printed.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Now. Gov Flower pen In hand. throw
your biggest d at Platt, Croker and
the gangs and sign those reform bills,
one and all.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
student Rodrigue.'s Victim Dend.

KARLSRUHE, April 26.-Mathes, the
young law student, who was stabbed on
April l6 by a fellow-student named
Rodriguez. died last evening. Rodriguez
claimed to be the son of an eX-President
of Costa Rica, and then said his father
was former Cabinet Minister or
Mexico.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

1t Is estimated that $3.50 men are NOV
Ing on Washington under the various
banners of CoXeysm. This is a good
way from the predicted 100000. But the
number is still too large by nearly 1000
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Now that we all know what Coxeyism
Is, II we get out Of 1t with comparative
safety. the infection of another dose of
1t ought to be impossible.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

With the Mayors Power of Removal
measure in effect. 1t will be the fault
of New York's own best citizens, who
are certainly in the ma ajority. If they do
not get the kind of city government
they desire.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

surrah silk, fastened with a paste
buckle. and the collar is Hamburg en-
broidery, detached.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

By Associated Press. J

IBy NskoCTATed PTcbsJ
LONDON, April ga despatch from
Vienna to The Standard says that Walter
Gay, disciple of Leon Bonnat, the dis
tingushed French painter, has gained
the gold medal for America at the In
ternational Art Exhibition. The work
for which the medal is awarded to Mr..
Gay is a painting called Forgiveness.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

when the Rapid Transit bills came nm
IN the Senate at last evenings session
Mr. Lexow. who had charge OF the
matter Tor the Republicans. got the
moor ana made speech in which he
said that the citizens OF New York
city had been knocking at the door OF
The evening world., 1894-04-26

else were they at any time, under the
existing vagrancy laws?
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Uncle Sans patience with Coxeyisn
gave out when train-stealing began. II
was high time.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

You read the Evening" Worldi
DO yea read the sunday WorlAf
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sincerity.

1os ar sssyG shsy mS. nsyss es too Sraser'
And thus get into the habit
OF drinkipG ~ every bar.
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Very Girliah.

This reddish blue wool crepon Is made
like a Mother Hubbard, slightly fuller
in the back The belt Is a piece Of
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Rrom Puck.J
Mrs. Cumso-That Mrs. snooper asks
everybqdy II her hat Ii on straight.
Mrs. Cawker-Yes. II cost hfty-fvs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12
WILL PASS JULY J.
what a Maryland senator Thinks OF the
Senate Bill.

Senate BIZ.
Senator Gibson, of Maryland, 10 con-
versatjOn with a Baltimore NclrS repor-
ter last Saturday again renewed his pre-
diction that the tariff bill would pass
the Senate and 60 into effect July 1.
He said:
II am glad to see that the Nclcs has
granted that this is a pretty good bill
we are working on now. 1t is a good
bill; lower than any tariff bill since the
war, within the thInnest shade as low
as the Wilson bill, and yet it
provides SO. 100000 more revenue
than the Wilson bill You will
find, I think, that it will
meet with the appreciation Of the cOun'
tEy after il is passed. Those who came
To- blame will stay to praise. Still /
don't thiak that the tariff bill will prove
the panacea OF all our mercantile Ills.
It will restore trade TO activity, but l
don't think the era Of high prices will
return. There is still another question
that needs doctOring soon, and that is
silver. We must pay attention 20 this
decentralization OF silver. The Repub-
licanS are already anticipating us in
this matter"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12
Machines.

We have opened a sewing Machins depart.
ment ani will sell all the leading SEWING /
MACHINES AZ wholesale prices. including the
celebrated STANDARD ROTARY sHU TIE
and new vibrator. the best on earth. We will,
employ no agents, and sell for cash only. Full'
instructions will be given AZ the store. Ma
chimes delivered to any part Of the city. and 20
out OF town buyers We prepay freight to near.
est railroad Sa lon. Every machine will be
warranted for from ono 10 ten years. according
TO the price and kind. We have seven different
kinds OF machines to select from. ranging IN
price from tl5 to $50 IL will pay you 10 49,
aud see US before you buy or writo for
list We can save you from 50 10 ESQ., A
will tell you different. Don't bsAumbpgked by
them. BE your own agent We can ieli you
the same kind OF machine they offer you for
about one-hs!f what they ask you for IT, You
ask how wo can do thisi Because we pay 20
agents, make no time sales but buy and sell
for spot cash S A. Newcomer, manager for
the Standard Sewing Machine Company II tsls
city for the past two years, will have charge Of
the Sewing Machine Department A foil line Of
needles. oil. parts and repairs will always be
kept on hand for all SEWN g machines
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12
For over FIFTY Years.

An OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs. Winslow'S Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mill
ions OF mothers for their children while
teething, with perfect success. II
sooths the child, softens the gums, al
laws all pain, cures wind collie, aud is
the best remedy for diarrh9s. Is pleas
ant to the taste. Sold by druggists in
every part of tho world. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle. It's value is incalculable.
BE sure and ask for Mrs. WinslOw's
Soothing Syrup, and take no other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12
NJ Ea,tsrn Indian schools.

NGrPN, ID. c., June l1.-Dele-
ark Smith, OF Arizona, will
-.s an effort 20 have the appropria-
tIOn for the Carlisle Indian School
truck from the Iudiao bill. Mr.. Smith
avs the education OF Indians at Car
! isle, Hampton and other Eastern
places has done more harm than good.
His observation in the WeStera COun-
try has shown him that the women
zraduates Of these schools consider
~ .amselveS superior to their Indian as
socl etes and turn their attention to
miners snd dissOlute white men Of the
Tndian coaNRtry, 70 ths destruction OF
she morals AMI deceucy Of the lldian
Girls The mNle graduates are also
sad TO have tneN vicious traits sharp
ened SO that they NE a more dangerous
class than their uNlettered brothers.
Mr.. Smiths criticisms are confined 10
She Eastern schools, Where the pupils
are removed from their families and
friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12
DRAGON Return s.,

PORTLAND, OREGON, June ll.-ReI'-
.bIe returns show that Hermann, Re
npblican. for Congress In the First dis
frict. has 9,OS7 plurality, and that
tlis, Republican, 10 the Second dis
go basa plurality OF 432O The Leg
isIature stands as IoI79"s' senate
Republicans 10; Democrats, = = y opu-
lists. 8. House, Republicans 52' Demo
cratsl /; Populists, 2. Inc NepuO'lC"u
majority on joint bPot is 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12

PUEBLO, CoLo.,J 1.-THE Journal
established January l,taking the United
Press report, has again suspended pub
LEGATION aud is believed TO be dead be-
yond hope OF resurrection. For few
weeks it had been run on the CO.
operative plan by the Typographical
Union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12
s,,.rn,,n vym OTsr an Ameadrtot,

wAsHlverox, D. c., June ll.-Ssla-
tor sherman to-day gave notice o. "
amendment 70 the tariff OIL prov'u'u ".
tor duty Of 40 per cent. ad yalorem on ~
wool Including wool on the skin, waste
and rags com posed Of wool and also ID
clndinS the hair OF the cameh goat OF
slpses and other like animals
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12
IiUR sALE-VALUABLE FRUIT AND GAR

LiUR SALE-vALUABLE FRUIT AND GAR
~ den Farm OF the late Henry Rhine. stu.
ated at Valley Grove. w. Vs.. on National
Road and b. u o. r. r, containing 60 acres;
large 6-.oom house with good cellar and fne
outbuildings, iue orchard; also, acres IN
small fruits. all in good bearing condition;
we'll altered. with unfailing springs, and in
best OF repair. Easy terms. For further in
formation. call on the premises, or address
HENRY RHINE. JR, Valley Grove, w. Va
iu3eer-dr