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One Cent ss,, e;
FAT MEN STAND TOGETHER.
Their Rotundisy Determinedtheshape
No sdvsrsissmsnf less than ios.

Their Rotundity Determined the Shape
of Coming Tower Apertures.
At o meeting of the Naval Board Of Con.
str'Ictiou, yesterday. Chief Constru uctor Hich-
born asked a reconsideration OF the boards
action i n directing that the entrance to the
coming towers of the new battleships should
be made short and wide instead OF long and
narrow.
The action of the board vas taken mn be.
cause they believed portly OFFICERS would
find difficulty in passing into the tower,
aud to also lrsseu the danger to thoss IN,
side from pieces Of exploding sheils which
more easily enter through the long apcr.
tures than through the short ones
With one exception the board is composed
OF fat men, aud consequently the chief con-
str'ictor was outvoted and no change In the
boards original direction will be made.
Commodore Htchbofu 10 also round, but
naval constructors do not 30 TO sea.
You can find all the news in the
Morning Tfm0a.
The evening times., 1895-08-13
AUCTION SALES.
SALE of public property-war D.

SALE of public property-war Depart
ment. August Z, 1895. There will be
sold at public auction at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1895, within the
courtyard State, War, and Navy Depart
ment Building, a miscellaneous collection of
property. consisting of Carpets, Desks, File
Boxes, Mating, Pitchers, Rugs, Shelving.
Tables, and other articles. Terms of sale,
highest bidder for cash. Articles to be re-
moved without delay. at risk and expense of
purchaser j. wHITTON, Acting Chief
of Supply Div. au9-11-13,14.
The evening times., 1895-08-13
FIRE ENGINE TESTED.
Citizens of Rockville Delighted wit
Their New Equipment.

Citizens of Rockville Delighted with
Their New Equipment.
Especial to the Timcs.)
Rockville, Nd, Aug. 13.-A practical
test of the new sixty-eallon combine fire
engine received from Indianapolis, on FRI
day, was made at 7:3O last evening under
the supervision of p. j. Howe aud wit
uessed by about one thousand citizens
A 14x20 house was built aud filled with
boxes. hay, ETC., then saturated with oil
and set IN fire and when thoroughly ablaze
the engine started TO the rescue.
In four minutes after its arrival and two
minutes after the first chemical was thrown,
the fire was extinglIished.
The secoud test was with water only
and resulted in the fire being extinguished
In three minutes. Agent P. ]. Howe was in
charge assisted by Chief viers aud Assist.
ant Chief Offutt The fire company at
tended in full uniform.
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AN

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
sTREETS
rrrfrect Iune %. 1904
1880 A H. PENNSYLVANIA LlMITED-Pull
man Sleeping, Dining, smoking, and obser.
vaion Cars Harrisburg to Chicago Cincin-
natl. Indianapolis, Sc Louis, Cleveland. and
lo:sO A. NJ FAST LINE-Pullman Buffet Par
lor Car 10 Harrisburg. Parlor and Dining
Cars, Harrisburg to Pirtsburg.
SaoP NJ CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPREsy
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg
Sleeping and Dining Cars Harrisburg 70 &
Louis, Cincinnati; Louisyiiie, and Chicago
Sleeping Car to Chicago and Harrisburg to
,oF 'Ss.sS Hs ~ fhiiisH
and Sleeping Car Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati
1910 p NJ. PACIFIC EXPREsS-Punman Sleep.
ing Car 10 Pittsburg
and Niagara Falls daily, except Sunday
lo;sO A. NJ for Elmlra and Rsnovs, daily, except
Sunday For Williamsport daily, $40 P M
sICP NJ. for Willismsport, Rochester, Buffalo,
and Niagara Falls daily, except Saturday.
with sleeping car Washington to Suspension
Bridge via Buffalo.
10dO p N. for Erie, Cananda,gua. Rochester,
Buffalo, and Niagara Falls daily: sleepinS
car Washington to EimirA
IIt1Tp adsPnN!a tP1NaRSs63S TsT 39rS 1rd Ihs Ea,.
Parlor Cana with Dining Car from Baitl.
more, for New York daily. for Phiiadeiphis
weekdays Regular at 7o5 Dining Car.
ing Car m. 1915, Sis, 4s0, $40, 1000. and
1I:S5p. IN. On Sunday, 7.05 Dining Csr1
so, 900, HOO Dining Car g. m. isl5. ais.
40, $40, 1000. and lbs p m. For Phila.
days Express, 2'oi and b1o p. m daily.
Ter Boston, without change, 75o a IN wcex
days. and Bis p m. daily.
Tor Baltimore, 66, 7:01. -. 80, 800,
sol, a:l5 $40, 400 Limitsd), l:so 4:ss $40
6e5. $40, 7:10, 1000. 10,40, Ills, and Il:ss
m On Sunday, sCo. 7:2o, sOc 9os,
im.ed 4so $40 sss s5 IA 10 asi sis s;iS iSss SJ 81
and 11:35 p m
Tor Popes Creek Line. 10 q m and 4:s5 D m
daily, except Sunday
p. m. daily, except Sunday sundsys, s:jj
Atlantic Coast Line. Express for Richmond.
jacksonville, and Tampa, 40 a m, s;3o p N
daily Richmond and Atlanta $40 D. m dnily
Richmond only, .G:57 a m week dayA
Accommodation for Quantico, Ta5 q m daily
and As p. m. weekdays
For Alexandria, 40. 6:s5. 7:45, SAD 9l5. 1857
s0e, 1910, and 11;s9 p m On Sun iay at / %.
s'45. 9:45 a m, 2:45. 6:15, s,02, and 1910 D. m
Leave Alexandria for Washington, SOS, 6:4S, IDS,
s siS s 10. l9IS 1Sas 81 M M. iSe sis s9e ga
m: On Sunday at 6:is, e:lo, 1923 a. m. LA
$50, ZOO Tao, $40, and 10:3s p m
Scashore Connections
For Atlantic City. 500 Saturdays onlyo. 1000
1l.oo a. in. week days, !s:i5 and 1I-Sj D. M
daily.
Fer Capo May, 1000 q m, Eaturdays on,y,.
1915 p. m. week days, and 11:3s p m. daily
Ticket of11ces, northeast corner Of f3ths,rsss
and Pcnnsylvanfa Avenue, and at the station
Sixth and Streets where orders can be left for
The checking Of baggage 70 destination fron
hotels and residences
8. n PROVOST. J.R wO0D.
6snsrL AA.AAa& General PasssnsAS "a
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A Peculiar Suicide.

Cullman. Ala, Aug. 13.-Mrs. Carrie
Bond committed suicide here Sunday af'
ternoon in a novel manner. She stepped
a box of matches in hot water and then
drank the water. Two years ago she lost
q fayurite child by death.
The evening times., 1895-08-13

Mrs. Ricketts-What do you think of
Mrs. Dickey?
Mrs. snooper-she is one of the manliest
little women know.-Judge.
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Necessary.

Mrs. Uptosnuff-I don't understand Mrs.
Hicks taking a second husband"
Mrs. Afterdate-when they got into their
new home she found one man couldn't do
the housework-New York World.
The evening times., 1895-08-13
On Board Ship.

she-Can you keep secret?
He-well, it depends good deal on how
rough the weathers going to be. It's hard
to tell what q fellow can keep on board
ship-Truth.
The evening times., 1895-08-13
Elections in Perm,

Lima, Peru, Aug 13.-senor Nicola
Pierola has been elected president; Senior
Bilhnghurst. first vice president, and Sc
nor Augusta seminario, second vice pres
ident.
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Twice Sentenced to Death.
Fort Smith, Ark, Aug. 13-"Cherokee
Bill was senteaced yesterday by Judge
Parker TO be hanged September 10.
Cherokee Bill is now under two sentences
of death. The supreme court has stayed
the former sentence for investigation.
The evening times., 1895-08-13

Blevins-Oid Scaddsby looks ten years
younger since his marriage to May.
Bostick-Yes. The old scoundrel simply
pretended to be so old and frail in order
to induce May to marry him.-Truth. .,
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Crime Must Re Punished.

Hotel Clerk-The man in No. Is has tried
to commit suicide by inhaling gass
Hotel Keeper-He has, eh? Just make q
good stiff charge against him for extra
lights.-New York World.
The evening times., 1895-08-13

Nizler-Are there many good situationsin
Smazley's new play?
Bizner-I don't see how there can be: the
manager isn't able to pay salaries--Rol'
bury Gazette.
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FoR RENr-RooMs.
FOR RENT-HousEs.
EOK RENT

1894 Mass. av. nv.
mi. 10 rs.
1851 P nw,m !, 1Sr.
$40 c NV, m /. lar.
11@ 9th nw,mi,l2r
11Oe L nw,mi,12r..
S04 X NV, IN l, l3r.
A,0 G NV, m Liar.
$40 18th nw,mi,l2r
1922 SD nv,mi.l0r
as n NV. m I, ST..
M D NV, m !, l0f.
$40 r l ave nw.mi,
lOrS.
1444 Pierce pl NV,
m !, 1lr.......-.
3& q NV, m 1. 6E.
1925 Marion at NV,
m !, Sr...... 80.
1903 b Sc, m !, 1OL.
@l I'd NV, m 1, II.
1924 T NV, mi, 6r.
1913 9th NV, IN I,
3 rs
1910 Columbia st
NV, m !, 8r.
1740 9th NV, mi, Tr
Isl lst Sc, m |, 7r.
2I3 II ne, m |, IT,.
1904 B ne, m !, sr..
S05 Fla av NV, mi,
1r...........-...
1921 1lth nw,mi,Tr
1884 Madison st n
W, m 1, 6r.
Cor 9th and L nv
furnished rooms
1913 9Th st NV,
mi, 6r. .......-.
618 9th NV, store
and dwlg, CIR. -
90f 9Th st nw... =.
los Diapers alloy
6W...-...-......->
Rear 1918 18th NV.
A &
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FOR SALE-HOuSES.

FOR SALE-$2.20O; on 7th st. se,
near Pa. ave. and Eastern Market, g.
room brick; m. imp; In perfect order, for
$1,000; $500 cash, balance to suit; look
at this house; very cheap; good location,
nice home; good renter. JOHN F. DONO-
HOE, S08 e. Capitol st. au13-6t
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One OF His Rsre Moments.

One Of His Rare Moments.
Tagleigh (rapturously)-Did you ever
see Brain waves, the poet, in Que Of bis rare
moments?
wagleigh-I guess so. met him at
diuner-Life.
The evening times., 1895-08-13

Mrs. winslows Soothing Syrup
Has been used fov over fifty years by NH.
lions of mothers for their children whila
teething, with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child. softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie. and ts the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Sold by druggists in every
part of the world. Be sure and ask for
"Mrs. Winslow,s Soothing Syrup" and
take no other kind. Twenty-Five cents q
The evening times., 1895-08-13

52S 7th 81 Sc; store. dwelling. and
stable; lot, 17x1OO; good alley In rear;
now vacant; $500; $500 cash, bal to
suit.
1877 N at se; Groom brick; water,
sewer, and gas; In perfect order; 81 ,O5O;
$50 cash, $13 per month; perfect title
213 N. j. ave. NV; z rooms and bath;
bay window; pressed brick; lovely home;
only half block from Capitol grou nds;
s. 900; make me an offer.
800 7th 81. Sc: Groom brick; mod imp.
well rented; 81 200.
Vacant building lots at big discount;
farms in Maryland and Virginia.
JOHN F. DONOHOE.
au11-4t 30S East Capitol St
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EmanctDated.

YOu can find all the news in the
Morning Times.
The evening times., 1895-08-13
Reason for 1t.

You can find all the news In the
Morning Times.
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Luck.

You can find all the news In the
Morning Times. =
The evening times., 1895-08-13
Twice Sentenced to Death.

You can find all the news in the
Morning Times.
The evening times., 1895-08-13

You can find ali the news In the
Morning Times.
The evening times., 1895-08-13
FERsONAA

PROF. CLAY. Oldest established ad.
vertising dairvoyant. medium and for.
tune teller In this city, removes all your
troubles; tells from cradle to grave; I'd
vice on business. love affairs, losses OF
matrimonial adventures; unites separated
and causes speedy marriage with one you
love by proper advice. Call and be con-
Vnced that can work . case quicker
than any medium you ever met. Fee. 80
cents. Houn. 10 to 8; open Sunday.
%e9 II st.. bet. 4 1-2 and 6to st sw.
NINE. ESTELLH tells all the
events Of life in German and Engliah;
houB. a. m. to 10 p. M: Is anc 60
cents: cures all cases of running or dry
sores 913 19th st. NV. 1e20-1m
HELP FREE-Mrs. L. C. Moore. 3O6
u st. NV. au9-6t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A bargain; long estab-
lished ruoming house in first class
condition; newly fur: centrally located;
near departne ents, Pension Office and
depots; rent of house rea sonable; reason of
selling ill-health; a splendid opportunity.
Address ROOMING HOUSE, this office.
au13-2t .
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Mutual Confessions.

I told my love to Margery
In words 1 thought her heart would melt;
And then she tod her love to me
The love for someone else she felt!
Detroit Free Press.
The evening times., 1895-08-13
QUEER MONEY DISCOVERED
Another Of the Bogus So Notes
Taken to the Treasury.
There Are Nine Different Representa-.
tiOns of This Series in Circulation.
Other Kinds to Detect.

| Another one Of those clever counterfeit
Sc silver certificates was held up at the
Central National bank yesterday and will
be referred to-day to tile Treasury Depart
meut. This is the first spotting Of one
| of these notes since The Times drew at
l week ago.
There are nine counterfeits Of the 81
| silver certificate in circulation but the
last does not appear in the Counterfeit De-
| tector
The principal are the following:
That issued under act os August 4, 1886,
W 8. Rosencrans, register. check letter
| B, No. 2235.
The portrait of Gen. Hancock is well
| engraved, but the hair and mustache do
not appear brushed as smooth as in the
genuine; also the star on right shoulder
| is imperfect. The color Of the large spiked
seal is good, being but shade lighter
| than the genuine. This couBterfeit has
been issued five times and several errors
corrected, SO that it is very difficult Of
detection.
A silver note, check letter C, No. 1858,
is also very dangerous counterfeit. The
Treasury numbers are clear cut, but not
as heavy as on the genuine. Thecounterfeit
marks are discovered with a microscope.
The absence of silk threads is a good
| means of detecting great many counter
feits, but in the second issue of this bill the
silk threads have been put in
A third dangerous counterfeit is the two
dollar silver ISSUE check letter B, Aug. 4.
1856. 1t bears the portrait of William
Window, which is almost perfect. the
only defect being in the eyes, which appear
to have a staring look, especially the right
eye; and the upper lip appears a little
swollen, changing the expression of the
mouth
The color of the treasury numbers and
small red seal is excellent. This counter
felt also contains the distributed silk fibre
which is thicker and darker red and blue
color than the genuine. There have been
three issues of this note, with improvements
each time.
All the other counterfeit notes can be de-
tected by the handling, the grain, and the
look by ordinary observers.
The latest counterfeit is of the $5 silver
certificate, one of which was taken here
by lady from Leesburg, whose case was
given some days ago in The Times.
Not Shocked.
Dolly-I told Mr. Nicerellow that bet
Reggie twenty kisses our boat would win
a race at the regatta.
Daisy-Well, wasn't be shocked?
Dolly-No; 1 let him hold the stakes
Boston Globe.
Mutual Confessions.
told my love to Margery
In words thought her heart would melt;
And then she tod her love to me
The love for someone else she felt!
Detroit Free Press.
You can find ali the news In the
The evening times., 1895-08-13

What is a SCOOP" For answer
see the Morning Times any morning.
The evening times., 1895-08-13
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR RSALE-Atab abargainifsold within
10 days, 7-room house on F ST. sw.,
bet 4 LIZ and 9Th sts., with all NJ. 1. B.
LEONARD, $50 4 1-2 st. s.w. au4r1Ot
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HELP wANTED-MALB AND
FEAALR.

WANT ED-smith Premier Type
writer operators and stenographers
directed to positions. Ope rators de-
string to familiarize themselves with new
No. Smith Premier Typewriter call -
THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
CO., No. 1416 F st. NV. 1y31-tf
The evening times., 1895-08-13
Not Shocked.

Dolly-I told Mr.. Nicefellow that 1 bet
Reggie twenty kisses our boat would win
a race at the regatta.
Daisy-Well, wasn't he shocked?
Dolly-No; I let him hold the stakes
Boston Globe. -r-.-.- --.--.
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PERSONALS.

ANY ONE witnessing accident to .
lady near Peace Monument, on Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, last night about 8 O'Clock, will
kindly send his address to d. II. WILLIAMS,
Freedmep's HOSPITAL 1t
The evening times., 1895-08-13

SITUATIONS wANTED-FENAL
-Dressniakerwants workby
the day; terms reasonable; refs. Ad-
dress F. A. H. this office. aU13-3t
WANTED-Aw white woman wants a
place as cook or to do general horse-
work; willing TO go 10 the country. IN
quire at sos Mass ave. NV. au13-1t
The evening times., 1895-08-13

IF you have rheumatism OF neuralgia
inquire aboutVillette Is Oils. .Druggists'.
v C-1n mn
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One Gent va; Ws.'
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

FOR SALE-MISCELLAN
FOR q AI.E-Side bar buggy, $1S Ad-
dress AIT 4th st. Sc. bet. 4 and p. m.
au13-3t
TOR 8ALE-The best second-ha
wheel IN town: 22 pounds; high grade.
W. H. HENSHAW, Crown Lunch Room,
go 11th st. NV. au12-2t
FOR 8ALE-Owner leaving city; GUS
tom-made buggy; cost $500: good as
new; Just been done up; also handmade
set OF harness, rubber mounted; your price
my prize; must 50. GauTlO o ST. NV.
~ enlist mae
FOR SALEEBay horse; little thin;
good trotter: $50 IL sold ct once:
buggy, $26; fine walnut wardrobe, $16;
baby carriage, 81. 1328TH IT. ne. au11-3
E09 sALE-SuBURBAN.
PAx.Ia DRD -s'0NDUIT ROAD.
ssruss one OF the1e BEAUTIFUL building
Washington and Great Fails Electric
Railway being built alongside.
VIII increase In value rapidly.
Only few left.
Terms $25 cash; balance SO montniy.
Apply at Office, 1920 F st. NV.
au13-6t
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You can find ali the news In ths
Norntng Times.
The evening times., 1895-08-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-Ah hustler can make $50
per day; $50 capital. Address SIDE
SHOW, this office 1t
The evening times., 1895-08-13

FOR RENT@House 2204 ST. NV;
7r., gas, water; key at O'Callaghan's
grocery store, No. 1900 st. NV. au6-14t
FOR RENT-6s D st. me-; all mod
ern improvements; 6~roors aud bath;
concrete cellar; $22 90 per month au11-3
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LOST-A female p&irAer; black spot on
hip and left ear and ftft side with spots
like coach dog. Liberal reward If returned
10 1924 st. Sc. ~ . 1t
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LOST.

LOST-Rewasl offered for one silk um-
brella, pearl greyhound head; name of
Darlington on silver band; taken from lobby
Metropolitan Hotel a. nj. Sunday. Re-
turn to office of hotel and receive re-
ward aul2-3t
The evening times., 1895-08-13

il. WALKER SONS. cU4 10th ST. NV.
carpet lining. felts. sire brick and clay,
asbestos. ra ilits. brushes. lime. cement. two
and three-ply roofing material apr21tf
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Hotter p1RrcroRY.

THE DEA N-Newiy remodeied
furnished-rOom house. facing park; sim
gle or double roomH with or without
board 321 Missourlave au6-1w
The evening times., 1895-08-13

FOR SALE-Cheap, grocery store;
good reason for selling. Call 62S 9Th
ST.. sw. au11 -3t-snn mon, ,&mon eve
The evening times., 1895-08-13

EBRTT HOUSE.
Washington. d. O.
H. c. BuRcH. Manages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-06
TOILET eoops.-EWlNe BROS.
SOMEONE IS RESPONSIBLE.
The Postal Authorities Indignant Over the
Escape OF the Three Thieves.

The Postal Authorities indignant O'ei VIZ
Escape OF the Three Thieves.
Washington, July 5.-Postoftice De-
partment officials are a good deal DIS
turbed by the escape of the three post
Office thieves from the Ludlow street
iail Yesterday morning. Their arrest
had been effected only with great deal
of trouble and it was heavy disap-
pointment to learn that they were once
more at liberty.
Postmaster General Wilson was in
dignant at the turn Of affairs:
Il don't know just what the legal as
poets of the matter are" said he, con
sequently l cannot say whether any
claim for money damages can be made
against any one The question of re-
sponsibility will surely be investigated.
Il will do all l can to effect the re-
arrest Of the men. l have offered a re-
ward of 81 900 each for their capture.
The postoffice inspector and any one
who desires to get the reward no doubt
will strive to win it. l know no other
steps that I can take. l have written
to United States District Attorney Nc
Farland at New York, on the subject"
Following is Postmaster General
Wilson's letter in full:
Hon. Wallace Mcfarland, United States
District Attorney, New York City:
Dear Sir:-This Department is in re-
ceipt of your telegram of to-day advis-
ing the offer of a reward for the recap
ture of the postofiice burglars, Killoran,
Allen and Russell.
I have read with surprise, not I'M
mingled with much stronger feeling,
the report in this mornings New York
papers of their escape from Ludlow
street Jail, but cannot avoid the conclu-
sion that somebody is criminally re-
sponsible for their escape.
Knowing the desperate character of
these criminals, and their long and sue
cessful careers as thieves and burglars,
also the plentiful means which they
were reported to have at their COM
mand for corruption purposes, I have
been anxious about their custody since
I learned that they had been permit
ted to change their personal appear
ance. since their incarceration, with the
evident purpose Of thwTting identif
ton when arranged for trial. Their
record as postofiice burglars is long
and dangerous, and the department was
greatly pleased and relieved when it
learned that after months of patient
and expensive pursuit. they had been
hunted down and arrested.
In accordance with your request, I
have offered a reward Of 81 600 for the
recaDture of each of them, but while I
believe such action on my part proper
and necessary, l submit it to you that
those whose carelessness or criminal
ity has made it necessary, should be
held accountable for the affair. I have
the honor to be very truly yours,
WILLIAM L. WILSON,
Postmaster General.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-06
49, 10 wILL Nor So.

If the foolish calamity organs Of beat
en- and discredited AcKinleyism prefer
to hide their eyes from the glories Of
the Democratic sunburst OF prosperity
that is bathing the land in its grateful
warmth and would rather stick their
heads into the slough of despond and
groan. Democrats and tariff reformers
may feel profound pity but Will not feel
called upon to offer any objection. As
the New York Times puts it, no oppo-
nent of McKinleyism Will complain if
the organs Of Mckinley tariff associa-
tions shall continue to ignore or be
little the Astounding evidences OF indus
trial and commercial recovery, for by
pursuing such a course these organs
simply show that they viii not or cannot
deal fairly with current events, and
make themselves ridiculous TO all intel
ugent persons whom they seek to mis-
lead.
The list Of increases of wages now
includes 34S employing companies or
firms and $4,000 workmen. excluding
the companies and the $4,000 men af-
fected by the new wage scales in the
sheet-ron, sheer-steel, and tin-plate
factoriesl and in addition there are
about 500 manufacturing concerns in
which worl, has been resumed in the
last three months latter q considerable
period of idleness) and in which en-
ploymeut has thus been given to about
10000 persons. Here are more than
$4,000 employees benefited by higher
wages or assumptions There should
also be taken into account the many
large plants which are now running
double turn, or night and day, to fill
their orders. and many others in which
the number OF workmen has been con-
siderably increased. If we include the
members of the workmen's families, it
is within bounds to say that not less
than 100000 persons have been bene-
flied directly by the increases of wages
enumerated in our list. by the resump-
tons. and by the employment Of addi-
ioual hands.
All this. however. as the Times says,
is only q part Of the evidence of re-
rovery and the revival Of industrial and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-06
DIED.

LASCH-On Thursday, July 4th, 1895, at
40 o'clock p. m, Simon Lasch, in his Doth
year.
Funeral services at his late residence, No.
- Zane street. Sunday afternoon at >
O'Clock. Friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend. Interment at Greenwood
cemetery.
TAYLOR-At his residence, No. 142 Eigh-
toanth street on Thursday. July 4th, 1895,
at 3 o'clock p. m, Robert Taylor, in his SD
year.
Funeral services this Saturday. afternoon
at O'Clock Friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend. Interment at PENN
sula cemetery.