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differ with us, nor to those who voted ior
the quo wntranto, when say that we
Would DO very foolish TO run any risk Of
that kind. We have had q good deal Of
expenene IN legislation, and we know
that corporations are % much the con.
slant subject Of prejudice and misrepre.
sentation on the part Of politicians and Of
newspapers GU you will allow me To say IL
that Legislatures often feel themselves
bound 10 pass bills that their sober iudg.
ment does not approve. Legislatures
change their views very much about rail.
roads. l see that by the law Of your leg.
stature the road now building from Wes-
ton TO Clarksburg Is authorized TO charge
ten cents per mile per passenger, aud
twenty cents per ton per mile for freight.
Perhaps after the road gets to running,
and is found TO be making anything, 4
dead sOt will be made omit BY some future
Legislature. We know how that sort oil
thing works II lisa good deal like The
old familiar story about the old gentleman
supposed to wear horns, who when he was
sick would be monk, but who when he
got well would be anything buta monk
When railroad Is projected there 10 nc
favor loo extraVagant togrant 1t, but when
once It gets going there Is no favor appar'
emily to DO shown Il. liI
Reporter-The popular current may OK.
perlenCe very much OF change II your
apprehensions as to the working Of the
charter prove correct.
Mr., XII have no doubt OF that. | au
not prophetic In my vision, but / do mol
consider that It needs any gift OF prophecy
to see that the quo warranto may become
ono Of the most unpopular measures evel
passed by legislature. l think you will
find that Governor Jacob and Mr.. Gum
and others who opposed the measure, mon
who had no personal interest In opposing
1t, will be found 10 have a desirable place
on the record hereafter.
Reporter-l think, Mr.. Keyser, that
have put you through about long enough
and am sure you have said q great deaI
that will he read with interest by the
patrons OF the lSTELLGGRNCER. The PEG,
pie have an idea that personally you are
disposed to be friendly, but that you are
not the company.
Mr. XII don't care to discuss personal
relations. am glad to have the good
opinion OF the public, and am sure that
| have tried to let them see that the com
pany waswillingto cultivate amicable rela
tons. l am only carrying out the wishes
otthecompany, however, as well asmy own
in that respect, by accident THUS fallen tc
me to represent the company before the
West Virginia public somewhat con
spicuonsly during the last year or two, or
account Of tho riot, and In the matter o.
taNAu and lantslatIn,,
f IT," I'll think you have smootfed down
good many rough points, and trust thai
no insurmountable obstacles to your undel
stood policy are to arise. ] am obliged L
Iyou on behalf Of the 1NTELLIuRNcRR fol
thp iniormgtion yop have given me, ant
trust II will help along towards satlsfacto
ry settlement Of what now looks to be {
very knotty problem. Saying which oul
reporter bid the Second Vice Presiden
good evening.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Valuable Farm and Town Property.
Lewis Apologize aud j. NJ. Cooper, Administrator Of
Ellh Moore, decd, late Of RrOOke county.
Stella More ct al.
aneery. In the Circuit Court Of Brooke county,


Stella More ct al
In ChanCery In the Circuit Court Of Brooke count r.
West Virginia.
Pursuant 10 decree entered In the above entitled
cause, at special Term Of the taiA Circuit Court,
held On the 9th day Of january, 1872, the UNDER
ton at the front door Of the Court House Of sad
county OF Brooke, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of February, 1879,
the real estate mentioned and described In the bill
and proceeding. In said cause tr sufficient amount
thereof 10 pay the debts Of said decedept " directed
hy nid decree, Fad real nstate eopaats VI farm
4ct Of land 4dIOtn1s the town Of WellSburg In said
county, containing ono hundred and Beyenty.ssyen
acres ii land, more or less, which will be sold Us
whole or in parcels to suit purchasers II more money
can be realized by 10 doing; also tract Of land con-
alning three acres less adjoining tho former
tact, on the WellsbuB aud BathAny turnpike road,
on which Aa dwelling house and UIeharl. Thp real.
Aue Of the said real estate c0SS9 81 lots and parcels
o. OlS SituAp 10 the tOYn Of Welsburg, on many Oi
which are crested dwelling houses and other i'm
rroveRenS, Including herein the large, elegant and
sammOd!ous Homestead Of the said I'll Il. Moore,
The said lOtl arc respectively numbered ~ follows
O-wi Nos. ST. g. l+ SOuih half Of l3 south half IL
81, and 1885, 22i, a. 49, 49, 256, 2S7, west half I4S
wtst half 49, undivided one third Of go and g6S 2I
2s, 2, 2S, 2t SO5 2Ss, 200, SO, 2s7, so, SSi, 49,
az as, u.s. ~, u.s. 40, $50, IS, 49, l53 aud Isl
TERAts oT SALE-one' fourth the purchase nancy
csIh op the day Of sRlti tho residue Ia three ean
annual payments Of one, two and thTee years the
purchaser 10 give his notes. bearing interest from The
day Of sale with Goyd security for the deferred pay.
ments with option the purchaser 10 pay all any ii
aid notes before maturity, and The tbs retained 10.
III the purehNe money 10 fully paIl,
sale 10 commence on aid day IT. 20 o'clock AN.
i'm. COOPER,
iasS SPECIAL Commissioner,
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SEALED PROPOSALS
For Use of Coal Seal.
WHEELING. ". Y, II VIM

WHEELING, ". Va, FgSf,yS,, |, /, |
Sealed Proposals will be rereiysd =, $50 ~
City Clerk until SATURDAY, TSnIs ~ ,!Stsate
o'clock Pm, Tor the use Of the CSl $500 h
Second, Fourth, Fifth, SeWnth IpI II.,.t TS4la
thecity, for heensulng year. M = Neat
sals will 10 received for lii the aby, ssS,! "
rs follows ''s 'Aaaa VISTA
Fnt ward-Located near the come, n s,.,..
Market Streets alSo one At cOfnW i fSSs SsE
Ward Market. "''A ~ q MI
Fourth Ward Scalc,-Oue Ou tb.sc,,.,,,
Seventeenth streets, and Que Al In ~ ~ = !
Zane street bridge (neAr Seven etbtS ,i,sH ~
Filth ward Scales One al The ,oGtb W Ii,,..
ket Square, Centre Whreling, and OUS ii ~, 4.
coal bank. Wv 81 0'sfl ~
Seventh warl-Scalea located on z,,,,,..
Eighth Ward S.alcS-URe M The nm, y ~.
ninth aud Jacob AITeCIs, and one ii hi, ~
All bids to keep said scales Ia no, o,s,,,,.
pair, the Committee on Scales reistTipf n ~ .
reject any or ali bids. 'tA'
te2lAW&P ALEX. UPDEGRAPp n,,r-,
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6.-The above farm Is located on the hill Imtne-
diAttly Overlooking the town, giving commanding
view 0! the Ohio River, the Z. 4 r, and p. c. d 81
also the beautiful valley Of Buffalo Creek and Is With
10 ton minutes walk Of the Curt House, PostOfice
Ferry, Steamboat landing Depot Of the r, W. L Ky.
Hailtoad, aud the business portion Of the town-hs
on II a large brick dwelling, tenement house. 4 laYe
bearing orchard Of apples and other fruit trees, aud
the usual oqlbuldnET and the Gnta tract q ualeFs
laid With coal, which will most probably shortly b
pending. In this event the deposit cannot but at
once become highly valuable. The Family Residence
10 toWn-AniShed In ls76-is one Of the most COM
plee to be found In this section aud Is located imme-
the Railroad Depot J,M,C
WELIsRUR0. ". VA, Jan. %, 1879. iSi.TTSSw
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DIED,

UIlLRlCH-TAurslay, Perjury 20, 1870, At The
residence Of her sister, No. 1875 East First aVonue
Columbus, Ohio KATE B. UmLRICI, wife Of Vim
uhlrlch, Of Wheeling, ". Va.
CAREEBAUER-on Saturday night, February
2!i, 1879, At II o'clock, GEORGE CARESIAUEn, aged
90 yepu
Tho funeral will takO place from HE late 70 Eienee
No. 1901 Main street, on Tuesday morning at o'clock
Friends Of the family ara IuvI,ei Intsrmout at Mt
calvary Cemetery,
lPitnburEh papers plelse copy.l
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CtLIE3RI9,Kls;'1s3, OF! OFFICE, BOARD OF on
PRoPosAL AIS WI

Sealed proposals will be received 1t tkh.sS-o
9 o'clock =. NJ, Of THURSDAY, IL IN n
for the following: "- =
Furnishing "6ut cal. ;" unltA Oth,risW1 r,,h
the committee, 10 the County jail nd Co.
Poor, for one year, from April !, lsU. Al
For furnishing "nut coal )" unlvsS OtheiGIss
BY the committee, 70 The County fOf llo,s h n,
Grove, iOr one year, from Aphi i, isiS,
The coal In each cuSs to lie prOIetly srtsI u
weighed; certificates Of weights iu al a., IN
Of the coal must I've receipled for, 10 .Ae q, n
the jailOr aud in tho second by The lEeu j i, n
House. Bidders must specify the pIiv i ID r
clean coal per bushel.
Also for iurnlshlng the county With comma a,
stained, for one year, from April |, IS79.
blddetS 70 specify the price u COtlhS Ia ii IN
over II years, and all under II yean d ".
Also, price for heaHe, hack or buggy.
Jhe Board reserves the right " FriEt HITa
ny order Of the Board Of Commissioner
iebl0 CllAS II. DEITkRS Gst
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SEALED PROPOSALS,


WHEELING, ". w. F,S1Si,,O. I 2
Sealed PrOposalt will he ,.esI,,I 's'SI IA
City Clerk until THURSDAY, Nar.ss /" Ivy Y 'aatS
=. ~, Tor furnishing thu CYiv ~. w, tIii
bllIding Lock Up aud Hoe liou"''. w !. N9a q
Mixed Coal or Cial ~ il rums, Ni ~ w Cal
llyertd at the Waller Works, mi nv ~ w III
ming on the hrSt day OI ami, i'm ~ laE
made monthly, Theeoutrr,oy "a =" eIhHa n
security Tor the iulaIlmeni Il m s ~ Nlt
70 10 endOrted EUR Coal ior WSIsS.o %vs tt nj
Works. 1i ~ ySSsnShmi!Ltt n n,
ieIiMWP VFUE1RLn
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CRISTADoRO's HAIR DYE

Tho history Of the success Ofgrea discoveries aSrdl
no parallel to the triumphS over competition and pre-
iudice, accomplished BY this powerful yet harmless
vegetable agent, which InsiAnianeously changes any
obnoxious color Of the hair into black or brown a.
maSn!Gcc 4 as any that Heaven ever bestowed upon
the head Of man or woman. Manufactured BY J.
CRIsTADoIo, No. 90 William IT., New York. Sold
~ all Druggists. Applied by ali Hair Dressers.
leI7.NwFAW
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The ADORE sale Is postponed until SATURDAY
AOltNISGi February I'D, at 10 o'clock.
Ial7 :. II. HlLDRETH, Trustee,
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UNDERTAKING A SPECIALITY
GLERK's OFFICE, BOARD OF COM.
" MissloNERS, OHIO COUNTY,

n al tI7On u Nay COmctra '''''''' '''"' '''''
TAKE NoTiCE..rhIt the FINANCE COMMITTEE
d The BUard Of Commissioners Tor Ohio Comfy a.
Heard Of EquallaItlO1 aud Appeals will COavS6e ii
The Court House Of aid county commencing tn Yrs.
DAY, MARCH nth, 1870, at 10 a ", 10 hear and
estate and erroneous ASsessentS and viii eontInuS
thelr session % APRIL ~. All applications % bo n
writing aud delivered 70 the Clerk Cd or beiurS
MARCH 2Sth. S''N's
eEo. II. CARNAHAN,
Chairman COln. on Finance ana Accounts.
CHAS. II. uEITkR6
Clafk RIlrh Il Inn,tnI,slnnnr. III
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Spsss~L Nntases,
ELECTRIC BELTS

sure cure for nervous debility, premature decay
exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure. Circular
mailed free. Address J. &. REEVES, ~ Chatham
street, New York. iel0-HwY1W
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public SALE OF VALUABLE

The sale Of the Gushing property Is adjourned until
SATURDAY, MARCH sIh, 1t 10 O'cIOck A.. n.
teA S.P, HILDRETH, Trustee
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TEasStsez' Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of deeI Of trust made ), EIar
Richards and Mary v, his wife, to NE, disdlEA
day Of February, 1873, aud TeconleI 10 lhI IA
the CLERK Of the County Court Of Ohio rVualy I'd
Virginia, iu bed n Trust Book No. Is, iOl0 II u
362, shall sell NJ public auction 10 tho hISS W
der, At The front door d the Court llOun d nAHIl,
y, In the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 8, ls1,
Commencing At 10 O'Clock A. ~, The lolsIGS T.
scribed property tO-WIt: A part Of the VI nIabaIl
l63 Of E1f aud ChAplInU's addition 10 III dtI I
Wheeling, situated on the corner VEST d AIpAS
street and north oil ALLEY tEenIy, beSnhisI II d,
southeast corner Of said lot, thence fannin( bsEi
along the eastern boundary Of Mid IOi 6taI hi
thence Weatwardly In line parallel ailh dtSsiSu
boundary Of said LOT one hundred and tvtItIAU
teet, thence HouthWarlly with IN alley AltEa II
thence easlWarllly one hundred AID tTtHly'iEoia
with the southern boundary Of said Vt 10 Tie Pat
beginning; being the same PROPERTY tobvtysd q.
Richards BY James Campbell aud wife By dta eeli
Ing date the 18th day OIL November. ls15 Iai fsttE
In the Clerks Office Of the County Court u NSi
", In Deed BOX No. 81, Psge u.s.
TERAS 0F SALE-One ih0ussud dOlllH OH p
chase money, or Us much nOIr Al the putthis1 N
elect, In hand, the balance 10 two equal LnEtlStst
payable six and twelve months TrsPccLiNtl! hitN
date Of sale with interest," the deferred PIybtea .
secured by deed II trust on the property I'D, III
believed good, but selling As trustee shall oay ID
Tey such title rs Is resitd In me Wy Glid deed w
fe6 J. u. EWlSG, 1fuGIl
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS,

EoR RENT-The Room occupied BY N. CRAFT,
6E sf. s,S S S 81 p 4 sEB o . AERHAS
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v s.P. HILDRETH, Trustee.

The above Gale Is postponed until SATURDAY
okNlNG, FEBRUARY 10, At 10 o'clock A. NJ
tebiO s. r, IlILDRErH, Trustee.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29
The NarrOac G0Nge.

In answer to the call, private NEE ting of
the stockholders of the Minneapolis & North
western Narrow Gauge railroad was held at
The city council rooms yesterday. Mr.. John
DeLaittre was elected chairman and James
A. Lovejoy, secretary. The report of the
committee appointed at the last meeting to
select the names of persons, to be voted for
as directors by the stockholders, was
presented and the following were
elected directors to hold their Office
until the annual meeting in June:
W. W. Eastman, J. K. Sidle, J. W. johnson,
j. B. Bassett, George B. Wright, George R.
Newell, G. II. Petit, George A. Bracket,
Franklin Steele, George A. Pillsbury, NJ. w.
Glenn, R. B. Langdon, D. Morrison, A. G.
Rand, John De Laittre, Anthony Kelly, II.
T. Welles, G. M. Loring, N. B. Harwood, E.
A. Harmon, F. B. Casey, A. G. Austin, W. w.
McNair, E. S. Corser and L. P. Plummer.
The meeting then adjourned, and the new
" elected directors held meeting with D.
Morrison in the chair.
On motion it waa agreed that the construc-
ton of the road should be proceeded with
Immediately, but no definite course was
agreed upon.
A committee of seven were appointed, con-
sisting of D. Morrison, ". w. Eastman, G.
N. Loring, Geo. A. Bracket, G. II. Petit,
E. A. Harmon and j. K. Sidle, to present
names for members Of the board of officers.
The meeting adjourned until Tuesday, April
1st, at 7 o'clock.
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Municipal Theatre.

l1IA1ANSoSA' oNSO oooA0y'i
The tramp nuisance for the time has sub
sided. The police have proved too much for
them, and they have cleared out for some
other rendezvous, where the police are less
vigilant. There was a beggarly array of
empty benches yesterday morning at Judge
Cooley's theatre, and the performance, but
simple comedy, in which two DRINKS and a
disorderly figured, and not a soul witnessed
the brief act save the GLOBE man and the
court officers. Curtain rose at O'Clock, and
first appeared
John Dennison, who was still silky froma
the effects of nights bout, said he was not
drunk; the police, however, proved that he
was not only half seas over, but boisterously
under the weather. Sent up for five days.
Edwin Taylor, another man who was sur
prised to hear that he had been drunk, was
allowed to 60 home upon promise of keep
ing sober for the future.
T. j. Racks was accused of shooting off a
pistol in the street. He stated that he saw
rat and shot at it unthinkingly. Had he
thought for moment, no doubt he would
not have done it, as he knew it was wrong.
He paid his fine of So and left the court,
thinking that rafting with pistol was pretty
expensive business.
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SALTWATER NEWS.

The work of repairing the Helen Mar
commenced yesterday.
Mr.. A. Fredericks has returned to Still
water for good, we believe.
Will Prescott has taken the place vacated
by G. E. Rauch in the express Office.
Receipts and shipments are on the in
crease, which shows that business is reviv-
ing.
Annual school meeting tonight at the
North school house hall. Every one should
attend.
j. Muggi has accepted the position of re-
porter for this city on the st. Paul Dispatch.
We extend to Mr.. Muggli hearty welcome.
The four tramps sentenced Wednesday to
thirty days on the rock pile, took advantage
of short absence on the part of the officer
who was guarding them at their work and
made successful run for liberty.
The judges of election will meet at the
polling places 10 the different wards at A.
NJ. Monday for the purpose of correcting the
poll list. Those desiring to register will
have an opportunity to do so until 9 P. NJ.
Sheriff w. II. Dill and son, and Marshal
G. w. Kidder, of Winona, arrived yesterday
with four prisoners from Olmsted county.
George Cheney and George Howard, larceny,
each two years; G. D. Loring, same crime,
one year and three months; F. w. Schlepe-
grill, stealing from hotel, one year.
The public schools closed yesterday for a
| vacation of two weeks. The examinations
during the week proved very satisfactory
both to parents and teachers, and showed
that the work of the pupils during the term
was thoroughly learned and understood.
Saltwater now possesses as efficient corps
of teachers as any city in the State, thanks
to the board of education who have jealous
| ly labored to secure every facility necessary
| for a thorough education. The attendance
of parents at the examinations this spring
has been marked by an increase over that of
| last year, which shows that more interest is
| being manifested in educational matters.
! Party Delegates and AIdernn,a1c No,ai-
| nations.
The Republican and Democratic caucuses
last night elected the following delegates to
their respective conventions and also nomi-
| mated the following aldermen
FIRST WARD.
Republican delegates-Ed. Taylor, 7. j.
Rich, F. A. Seymour and d. Hersey.
| Democratic delegates-Jas. Foley, A. Gill
lespie, Jas. Matthews, M. Shepard, II. Te-
pass, j. Conkling, j. Wolf, G. Brown, J.
Kenny and John Charles.
Aderman-George Brown.
SECOND WARD.
Republican delegates-F. Raiter, B. G.
Merry, D. Hersey, G. A. Bennett, VIM.
Chase, and A. Marty. Alderman, James
McConb.
Democratic delegates-C. J. Butler, VIM.
May, G. Carly, S. Matthews, G. Fulmer, D.
Harrigan, Jas. Mahoney, P. a. Mueller and
@. P. Gregory. Alderman, P. n. Mueller.
| THIRD WARD.
Republican delegates E. L. Hospes, D.
M. Sabin, E. A. Folsom, 81. r. Murdoch, F.
Siebold and John Boreen. Alderman, Geo
| M. Seymour.
Democratic delegates -Jno. Conrad, @. B.
Jack, s. Register, n. McHale, Jas, Kelley,
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CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE O1TY TREASURER,
ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA, March 81, 1870.
All persons interested in the assessments for
the widening, opening and extension of Bluff
street, from Martin to Robert street;
Or for opening an alley in block 81, st. Paul
Proper, through lots l, 2, 8 and of said block,
20 feet wide;
WILL TAKE NOTICE
that on the Goth day of March, 1879, I did
receive different warrants from City Comptrol-
Ter of the city of st. Paul, for the collection
of the above named assessments.
The nature of these warrants u.s. that if Won
fail to pay the assessment within
Thirty Days
after the first publication of this notice. shall
report you and your real estate assessed as
delinquent, and apply to the District Court of
the county of Ramsey, Minnesota, for judg-
ment against your lands, lots, blocks OF parcels
thereof so assessed, including interest, cost and
expenses, and for an order Of the Court to sell
the same for the payment thereof.
F. A. REM,
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Board of Education,

The board of education held their regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at
their Office on Nicollet avenue. A full board
was present. The usual batch of accounts
was allowed-pay roll, $7,432.16; other
bills, $1,O70.64, making total of 50 ,5O2 80.
The claim of S. w. Van Dompselaar, slate
roofer, for work done under a sub-contract
on the Jefferson school. was debated at
length and referred to Mr.. Johnson, the at
torney for the board. All seemed to agree
that the claim was equitable.
Prof. Tousley asked for $40 or $12 for
gas fixtures in the High school, in order that
o society could give entertainments.
Mr.. Austin thought 1t was not only mat
ter of expenditure of $40 or $12, but large
outlay monthly for gas. The High school
bills were swelling to an enormous extent
every month.
Mr.. Young thought something should be
done to cut down expenses, especially in
fuel.
It was finally decided to expend $40 for
the gas fixtures.
Mr.. Young in connection with the con-
sumption of fuel stated that Mr.. Tinkle.
paugh thought saving of 40per cent. could
be made with small outlay. Mr.. Bur-
dick, who put in the furnace, could do the
work for $500
The matter was referred to committee on