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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-28

The Century for March bristles with
points, having number of articles on
novel and unique topics written by per-
sons specially qualified to treat them.
The fiction of the number includes the
continuation of Mark Twain's "Pudd'n-
head Wilson," in which the action
moves very rapidly, resulting in duel
between the judge and one Of the Italian
twins. The humor of the extracts from
Pudd nhead Wilson's calendar is of Mr..
Clemens best. There is striking illus
tration by Louis Loeb.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-28
LITERARY NOTES.

The latest number of Worthington'
exceptionally first-class attractive home
magazine is one of the best ever pub
lished; bright, fresh and full of enter
tanning articles. with fine press work
and specially prepared illustrations that
add greatly to the charm and value of
its pages. With so large and excellenta a
corps of contributors the descriptive
articles, essays, stories and poems must
needs be as varied in literary style as
they are in choice of subjects, and all
are worthy of the attention of those who
enjoy wholesome, clean. entertaining
and instructive reading. A. d. Worth
ington & Co., Hartford, Conn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
SMALL TALG.
aliuor MIstsr, Of In5srst Briefly aud
piihIly rDls


aaiuor N lstsr, Of Iu5srs,s Briefly aud
Pithuv C0lt-
RALPH WHITEHEAD is making extern
siye improvements to his property on
the Island.
ST. Luke's chapter OF the Brother
hood Of ST. Andrews is arranging a
series OF entertainments to be given
during the winter, in the parish house.
THE REGISTER was in demand on all
trains and at the news stands even II 1t
didn't nave a rooster. The Republi-
cans wanted to learn how the Demo-
Gratis felt about it.
TIE Young Mems Improvement So
ciety of the Thomson NJ. L. Church,
will give a Thanksgiving dinner, for the
purpose of raising funds to pay for the
contemplated improvements 10 the edi-
fee.
8PREsIDENT CHARLES DOBBINs has
called the White Cross League to meet
Friday, November 9, 1894, at seven p.
m., at the residence OF DR.. Hattie B.
Jones, Fifteenth street, to organize for
the winter session.
IL police court Yesterday morning,
Frank Galese, for disorderlY conduct,
was fined 81 aud costs. VIM. SChlosser,
same offense, same 6ne Fred Shall
cross, same charge, dismissed, David
West and Charles Prince, same charge,
dismissed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
About PEOPLE,
Daily Ohronicls OF the Movement of
individuals.

Daily Ohronicls OF the Movement of
individuals.
A part Of the Burglar" company are
stopping at the Behler.
William Swain, Of Iowa, is a guest of
Fire Chief Frank Healy.
State Senator w. g. Worley, Of King
wood, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. w. L. Gallagher, OF 242O South
EofT street, is reported on the sick list.
c. A. Bennett, a prominent gentle
man of Warrington, was In the city last
night.
T. n. Barnsdall, Of Bradford, a we'll
known oil operator ia this State, is in
the city.
Geo. B. Carr, a prominent oil opera
tor of Sistersville, is stopping at the
Windsor.
John Potts, an oil man who is con-
nected with Guffy & Queen, at Sunfsh,
is in the city.
DR.. e. 5. Wells, of Josiah, w. Va,
was in the city last night and register
q d at Van Keuren's.
Geo. b. Thompson, proprietor Of the
Rjou Opera House at SisJersviIle, was
in the city last night.
VIII Robinson left yesterday for
Washington, ID. g., 10 resume his stud
les al the Columbia law school.
Charles g. Amsden, in advance of
Robiuson'G opera company, is in the
city and is stopping at the st. Charles.
Will Nulty, a catcher in the Riverside
plate mill had two fingers badly mashed
yesterday morning while changing rolls.
Hon. j. w. Mcintyre, OF New Mar
tinsyiIie, was ia the city last night on
legal business, and also to take part in
the Republican jubilee.
VAN KUREN: J. w. Yoho, NJ. Ru
long, Silver Hill; j. +. DOugherty, In
dianapolis; NJ s Byren, Minnearulis;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
MARTINS FERRY.

All the employees OF the
laughing mill whose names are
on the paw roll will meet at keesey's
Hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
From what can be learned ii is thought
the mill will 60 on Monday. They ex-
pect 10 have six weeks work between
this aud Christmas.
Herman Hess paid off queer bet
last night by rowing VIM. Lipphardt
back and forth across the river twelve
times. William was having a great
time making sport OF Herman.
The picked ball club of Martins Ferry
would Ike TO hear from the Kirkwood
Stars for a game of ball to be played
on the furnace grounds Saturday at
this place.
Carson and George Cow and Charles
Summers returned home yesterday from
a hunt near Saltwater with twenty-six
rabbits.
Z. NJ. Davis, of the Orchard, is very
low with consumption. Mr.. Davis
moved here not long ago from Apollo,
Pa.
Mrs. Harry Evans, who has been Wis
itiug a: Cambridge, o., took sick while
there ard was brought home yesterday.
Adolph Kyne has returned home
from a couple Of months tour through
Ohio and West Virginia.
Henry Floto and Patrick McDonouRh
are in Nashville, Tenn, looking after
some Of their property.
Otto Kurtz, Of Allegheny, Pa, left
for home yesterday, after visit with
James Gather.
George Spence arrived home yester-
day from business trip in West Viz
GINA.
S. Garrett is going to open up a
small store on Fourth street before long.
The mills Nos and 9 at the Etna-
5 audard went TO work this morning.
The excavating for the new school
1use Is about completed.
The Burglar company played last
night TO a poor house.
Mrs. VIM. Owens has returned home
from SteubenVil!e.
Architect Onaley is here from Youngs-
town on business.
Council meets Saturday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
FRENCH cHINA---EwING BROS.
John Holing, Newark, O, John Samp-

John Hsling, Newark, o, John Samp'
son, Dallas, w. Va.
BRUNswIcK-Ed. S. Corkey, Marietta;
John Harrigan, Toledo; Frank Horto,
Dayton, o.; j. D. Muldoon, TriadelUhia;
w. NJ. benson, Haywood; Bruce Crow,
Glen Easton, w. Va; Il. ID. Smith,
New Cumberland.
ST.. CHARLEs-W. NJ. Greenlee, Pitts
burg; 4. T. Stewart, Anthem, w. Va;
John Il. Clemens, Plttsburg; E. o.
Coulson, Washington, Pa; John j.
Gregory, Plttsburg; j. 1 Mong, Knox,
Pa; Gen. w. Geif, Pittsburg.
MCLURR-Wllliam p. Tyler, Wash
ington, P; s. w. Hall, Fairmont;
Charles Carothers, Friendly, w. Va;
w. G.. Worley, Kingwood; Miss Maggie
3. Laughlin, East Liverpool; George
X. Hill, Dayton; II. Il. Newman, CleVe'
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Potter, of Elev-
enth street, left over the Panhandle
for trip to the East, where Mr.. Potter
will make a tour of some Of the leading
laundries and also the laundry machin-
cry business, aud will place his order
for a maugh of very large capacity.
WINDSOR: A. 5. Carr, GAINESVILLE; S.
p. Dyer, SistersviIle; William M. Carr,
GAINESVILLE; George b Carr, Sistersvllle;
John Potts, Darlington; A. c. Hall,
Charleston; John Mcmahon, Sisters
Vile; G. A. Burnett, Warrington; w. 5.
Sims, Darlington; John d. Conner, To-
ronto; F. W. Mnshall, Marietta.
STAMM--Clark thinner reports the
following guests: Theo.i Hornb brook,
New Martnsvlle; Z. B. Hill, Green
Vile, Pa; Mrs r. G. Leap, New Mar
tinsvlle; Miss Maggie Walker, Warren
ton, o.; Miss Mary Walker, Larelton,
O.; Chas. Schulz, Marietta, o.; c. P.
Kitchens, Morgantown; S. P. Fergus,
Washington, Pa.
BEuLER-Clerk Schwartzbach reports
the following guests: W. h, Withing-
ton, Washington, Pa; II. c. Larimere,
New Martinsville; j. w. Goodman,
Piedmont; Andy Clark, Dean, w. Va;
Amos Jolliff, Hinton, w. Va; p. c.
Williamson, Warrington; r. Donohoe.
New Cumberland; d. HiXbaugh, Sis
tersville; 0. w. o. Hartman, Middle
bourne.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

Special TO ne Rsg.S'sr
PAR6EBsEURG, W. Va, November T..
The Boston Oh Co. have made big
strike Of oil on the Stevens farm in the
Gracey CO., field.
The excitement is great and opera
tious will increase. OH was found at a
depth Of 7O5 feet ia the second Cow Run
said, and is said 90 be the first big well
in that sand since the original Cow Run
field was discovered.
When the sand was reached, the oil
came out with great force aud flowed
over the top Of the derrick. The work
men set about at once 20 connect the
we'll up, which was mpleted Thursday,
Since that time the vel. has been doing
$50 barrels perday and keeping up that
gait. 10 filed a 25O barrel tank the first
% hours.
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NJ 81


SCHRAMM-On Wednesday. November 9TH,
1924 a. 1890 O'Clock a. m. Of malignant dip
tharia. WILLIAM. son Of A. A. and LINE
Schramm, aged years, 5 months and days.
Funeral from the residences Of his parents. "a
Zane street on Thursday morning,At 10 O'Clock.
Interment private.
GIESEY.-On wednesday, November TIN.
1924. at 4:3l p H.. MRS. JENNIE @. GiEsET, wife
or Edward Giese and daughter OF stephan
and Katie 81. Johnston, aged 70 yeas one
month and seven days.
Funeral services at her late Residence, 29J7
Chnpline street, Friday after noon at 2oclock
Friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend. Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
HIRTH-On Tuesday, November 6, 1894. "a Il
o clock M. AZ Henderson, Ky D., Of consumption.
THEODORE. son OF Phillip and Barbara Hirth,
OF wheeling. aged 81 years and mouths
Funeral will take place Thursday morning,
At Henderson. KY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

Of furniture often lends much 10 the effect.
No arrangement, however, could mar the
artistic effect OF such parlor and bedroom
suits as we are displaying in our general
exhibition of new styles. These master
pieces of elegance show what the uphols-
terer's art can accomplish in the present
advanced state 10 make the home triumph
of comfortable cOntentment and satisfac-
ton. There is no disputing our pre-emin.
ence in the furniture trade; it's proved by
the logic of figures and you can't impeach
the veracity Of figures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
A BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS.
How the Vessel Came to be Sunk and so
People Drowned.


AUCKLAND, New ZEALAND, Novem-
Der An inquiry was commenced to-
day into the loss OF the Union Line
steamer Wairarapa, Captain Mcintosh,
which was wrecked of Great Barrier
Island on the northeast coast Of New
Zealand, on Sunday night, October 3d.,
with the loss Of eighty lives.
The chief officer admitted that the
Wairarapa was going at full speed dur
ing a fog; that no sOundngs were taken;
that the steam fog horn was not sound
ed, and that there had been no boat
drills on board the Wairarapa for six
months; consequently, ten minutes
elapsed before the crew were able TO
lower the first boat.
Finally, contrary to the statements
first made regarding the happening al
ter the collision, no regular attempt was
made to save the women and children
before the other passengers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
TO SEARCH FOR LEM.
Pittsburg People to Raise Fund for That
Purpose.

Purpose.
.Speciai 70 me Rszt'Is-.
PITTsBURG, PA, November IA
fund 10 be used in a search for Frank
G.. LEM, the Pittsburg wheelman, who
is supposed to be lost in Turkey, was
started here to-day. Many business
men have gotten together and have is
sued a circular calling for contributions
TO the fund. The first move will be
lengthy cabegrams TO Persia aud Turk
ish cities. Then should it be thought
best, a searching party will be sent out
from Pittsburg.
ANOTHER RECORD BROKEN.
DENVER. Col, November ii. d.
Park, the young Denver wheelman who
recently lowered the worlds unpaced
record for three-Quarters Of mile, has
now cut down the record for mile IN
paced with dying start, riding IL Ia
2:14. The best previous time was
2:142-5, made by Davidson, the Cana
dian Wonder"
Following are the entries for St.
Asaph, Va, for November Sth: First,
mile handicap, Bonayenture9 %, Pulitzer
gS, Judge Morrow 10, Hume 103, Sea-
tauket lO2, Copyright 116. Second, 619
furlonss, selling, Mic Mac Queen 100,
Virago 100, Melody 100, Star Actress
ll2. Third, s mile handicap, Oily
Canon los, Tartuffe 81, Mckee Ill,
Miley ll6. Eoggett 112, Emma
95, PhoebuS 10, Lobengula 10G.
Fourth, So furlongs, Prince George o.,
Miss Dixie %. Derfargilla ia, Lady
Violet 1l9, Ed. Kearney 112. Fifth,
mile selling, Miss Dixie 90, Little Matt
%. Tom Skidmore lO2, Rsbecca Rowett
So. Sixth, Sd selling, Nero 10, Po-
chino 1O2. WernburR Ill, Will Elliott
lOl, Prince John 1O4, Firt los, Long
Brook los.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

TIE Hltclligcnccr doesn't seem to take
the great victory Of its party in the
proper spirit 1t must work of its petty
spite on Democrats Bless you, aren't
we whipped enough? And, by the way,
our neigbbor has 20 call to crow over its
party's victory, which was in no part
due TO the puny support Of that weak
and iusiucere organ which had made
full preparation TO stand from under
what it thought would be a landslide
the other way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
|. BERTSCHY,
Furniture and Carpet House,
ZIG MAIN STREET.
EnR SALE
lll6 MAIN STREET.
FOR SALE.

House rooms. corner lot, Twenty fourth
street. Easy terms, tliO0.
House, 3 rooms, Charles street, easy terms,
House. rooms and hail. with large lot, 18Th
street Easy terms, $500
House, two rooms and finished attic, McCol.
loeb street, Centre Wheeling, $500
House OF six rooms, Fifth ward on easy
HOUSE OF FIVE rooms. INV. with modern i'm
provements, lot 25XlOJ feet Eighth wa:d' cheap,
sl.600
brick in the rear Of Jacob street, Centre Wheel
ing. on easy terms, 3UJl
House. eight rooms aud hall. I'd s. 300
House. te rooms, with large lot 18th 81, ~ go.
House double. i've rooms each, 18th 81 -. OD.
House. five rooms Jacob ST.. Sixth ward, 81 500.
Hous, Eve rooms, 18th street, Sl,2N.
House, nine rooms Jacob street, Centre
House, four rooms, Jacob street, Centre
Ho os.i i've roome Lind street Belvsdere t95Q
House. five rooms aud bali, lot lOOKl73 Park
house, seven rooms new hard wood finish,
Woods street Fifth ward, s. 10.
Splennd house, i've rooms. Lind street, Bel
House. six rooms, brick, E3H street, Fifth
House. sir rooms. North Market street, 1900
House. seven rooms, Eighteenth street, With
six-roomed house in rear. lot 30xlsJ $500.
House OF three rooms. Lind street, Belyedere,
$3.50.
House OF six rooms, Bof street. between 22d
and g3d streets. with four-roomed house ia the
rear large lot, $50.
House OF SIX r0sms sd street, 81 800.
House Of fvs rooms, 2:Id street $500.
House OF I've rooms, Chapline street CentEe
House OF i've rooms. brick. 18th street, 200.
House Of Eve rooms, Woods street East
so feet OF and fronting on McColloch and
Lind streets.
street Centre Wheeling, e.. 20
Money 70 loan on city real estate 800, t5Ol
S4en $50 s7O0 gi0D, 81 800 aud 5000
NE5B1TT & DEV1NEg
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THIS is.what the sturdy and magnetic
NATHAN Corr worked for 10 West Vir-
giDia on his life, finally giving it up and
allowing himself 20 be- shelved In a
judgashIp, rssigning the Republican
sadsrship In West Virginia almost on
the eve Of unseen victory, allowing ELK
MS a new man comparatively, to step
In in time TO catch the coveted persim-
monte United States Senatorship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

CHA1BMAN McGRAw made a splendid
Sight for tie brave and brilliant VIII
LIAM I. WILSON. Not supplied from
without vita anything like sufficient
funds to properly rue his campaign, b g
made up the deficiency out OF his own
pocket and with the private aid Of bis
friends, and carried on a campaign that
stands unrIvallsd for pure pluck, vigor
and manllness. Hats of 20 Col. Nc
9RAWi
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Resolutions Of Respect.

WHEELING, ". Va, November Z, 1891.
At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Bank Of Wheeling, q take note Of
the death OF Henry NJ. Harper, late a
mem her Of our board, the fklloWing reso-
lUtions were adopted
Resolved, What in the death lr Harper
the board has lost an able, cienuOus
and prudent ONCE. one on u Integrity
aud wisdom we have relic Id whose
Joss we deeply and sensibly Eel.
Res0lrcd, That these proceedings Be re-
rded upon the minutes II the bank and
blished in the city papeks, ana q COPY
Qished the family.
G. LAM President.
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Old Reliable.

Finch's WHISTLES, established 1919.
Fluch's Distillery Liquor House Golden
Wedding, pure rye, Sl.0O per quart or
six for $500. Grand PAS Choice, soc
per quart or $500 per gallon, has no
equal for medicinal purposes, and is
recommended by best physicians. Fam
lily trade supplied. Goods shipped on
receipt of ?. o. order or registered let
ter or express. An orders made paya-
bic to c. NJ. Finch. No goods shipped
c. o. d. No charge for boxing.
c. NJ. FINCH,
Successor to I. \. Finch, - Smithteld
Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Poliea Picking.

Anthony McAndrews, sturdy son Of
Erin's Isle, and a mill man, took on
board too much old rye yesterday while
celebrating the Republican victory, and
was locked up by officer Watson, who
put him in the basLile for safe keeping.
Officer Watson arrested Will Feinler
yesterday on a charge Of dsorderly con-
duet. Feinler was locked up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

WLKESBARRE, PA, November T.
Michael Sapshsw was arrested here TO-.
day charged With the murder Of John
Kosek, known as the HUNGARIAN
King" Kosek was very wealthy. On
February 10, 1889. he was found dead
by the roadside, and it was supposed
that he had been killed IN a runaway.
Eosek's son, at whose instigstion the
arrest was made. says bis father WAS a
victlm Of a murderous conspiracy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

Pity the Republicans didn't do this
in '92; then they and not the Democrats
would have had 70 answer, and de-
ssrvedlY, for their own panic, and they
would now be In the soup deeper than
their Democratic opponents are
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08
sTuRpY DEmOOKArs.

Those Democrats who believe in their
party, in its principles, who do not
scare and stampede at the false bowls
Of interested and selfish demagogues,
Democrats who are firm in their faith
and measure events by the rule Of rea-
son and common sense, those Demo
Gratis, In fact, in the rank and file who
are known as the backbone Of the
party, they deserve all honor and credit
for the splendid, mauly aud unssIfsh
work they did for their party 10 the
midst Of the general slaughter.
They never wavered an inch
and they were everywhere alive,
enthusiastic and working With
q will and cheertuIness that
made all the surface indications
polnt to Democratic success. Every
where the Democratic meetings were
the largest and the most enthusiastic,
ADD Democratic speakers were every
where more warmly received an ad-
dressed larger and better audiences
than their Republican oppOnents.\ The
crowds that greeted Mr. WILSON Mere
fully twice as large as those nat
greeted DAYTON. while the enth1slasA
Of the Democrats was Infinitely Aser.
The same was true averywhere! RA
solid, sensible DsmoeNcy turnedV \
ead fought the good hgbt as never
r,sd- it "a al "a on their
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

EVERYTHING In Ohio county is gone,
even Judge JORDAN, whose reelection
was conceded by everybody He ran
fully 500 ahead OF his ticket, but be fell
In the general slump,
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Special 20 tts Register
SALEM w. VA, November THE
Democrats did elect on Yesterday at
Salem a Democrat for constable ia q
Republican district
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To BE consistent the calamity bowler
must stlll continue TO howl, for we still
have the Wilson bill and the Democratic
administration with us.
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rEn onANTITIFS of

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. QUANTITIES Of
w ell Kinds OF hardwood piece stock, Kiln
dried IL possible from inches and up wide and
IS inches and up long and inch thick, either
plaued or rough; also plain oak stats 40. %, o.
inches long. inches wide, dressed , sides 90
G. Apply for SPECIFICATIONS Splendid chance
10 work mp your lower grades. Also logs,
plauks, boards, squares Give full particulars
Of stocks on han5. price aud freight rates 20
New York. Address p. o. Box 2l4i, New York
CitY. no9sa. Tn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

when Baby was sick We gave her CastoriA
When she was Child, she cried for CSStoriA.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 CaStoria.
Wien she had Children, she gave them caSsOrie-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

TIE Republican majority in Pennsyl-
vania is anywhere well, anywhere
from overwhelming to out Of sight.
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MARRIED.

DICKINSON HUPP- Tuesday, November 6
1894 By Rev. d. A. Cunningham, d D., c. f..
DICKINSON and AUGUSTA GESEyGEyE, daughter
OF Dr. aud Mrs }. U. hupp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

THE I-told-you-so gentleman is
scarce this year. Nobody, In fact, on
on either side dreamed Of it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

SHOW us a Democrat who has been
elected 20 something. We want to take
oh our hats 70 him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

deceitiul, tricky 'pOssum is an
5riats emblem for the &. o. p.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

Comforts and Blankets SOC up. Special
sale on Friday. TIE LhADEE,
1920 Nam.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-08

DEMOCRArs have this consolation
Whom the lord lovsth he chastIseth. 4"
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THE REGISTER AT WAsHINGTON'
The DAILY aud SUNDAT REGISTER can
Re- procured in Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Wnlaro's
Hotel. and Queens News Stand, National
hotel
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Az PER CENT AVERAGE WEEKLY
-fO profits on $3.50 invested. Prospectus.
tented statistics free BENSON 4 DWYER,
SA Broadway, new York poiedsz