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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26

than the pretense that the thirty
seven Democrats and their Illinois friend
have been wronged by General Mahone's
refusal to train in their company. They
had full notice that he was not of them.
Every Bourbon newspaper in Virginia
announced it when he was elected.
When Indiana and California elected Re-
publican Legislatures, everybody knew
the sceptre of power had departed from
the Bourbons in the Senate. The Geor-
gia overseer cracked his whip, to be sure,
to frighten Malone, after Democratic
caucus committee had failed to buy him
with committee positions; but, instead
of stirring up dough-faced cur, they
walked tiger, and the prints ofhis teeth are
on the hands that laid hold of him. And
so they bawl and rant of bargain, and
of Mahone's wicked ways on the debt
question, although when they wooed
him he was "a marvellous proper man."
They swore they had thirty-nine Demo-
Gratis, and piteously asked: "Who isgoing
to desert?" General Malone was all the
Bourbon heart could desire if he would
only be a Bourbon. But he never de-
ceived them for moment. They were
always held off at arms length. They
meanly SANDER him and degrade them
selves when they pretend that they ever
counted on him, or had even the slightest
claim upon him. Ofcourse their hearts are
filed with wrath because they cannot in
timidate him. They are maddened by
the universal response of his Virginia fol-
lowers applauding his course. They cry
aloud in their anger, while ever and
anon their strident notes are changed for
minor key, in which they beg for a
short time longer at the provender.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26
Sor observation-disclosures

ITOR SALE-ROSES, ORNAMENTAL SHRURS,
II all kinds Shade and Fruit Trees. Climbing Vines,
and Hedge Plants. Address y. HUMPHREY, = gent,
26 Seventh street southeast HunsOH Kill Nurseries,
maa6-3tS
TNOR SALE-A FIRST-CJ4ASS TYPEWRITER
A. cheap for cash. Address TYPEWRITER, Re
publican Office. maesSrs
E70R SALE-A GOOD SCION D-HA ND ENGLISH
II Bicycle thirty per cent Ices than cost Ile EicY
enth street northwest. nlfh6 3t<
7 EGHoRN E5tIS-T5 CENTS fOR L. LEFT AT
IL any house on Pennsylvania avenue send order
TO No ILL South Carolina avenue Southeast. nk2St*
ENOR SALE-ONE LARGE, SUPERB WALNUT
II Sofa, open-bacE bed cost S55 sell FOR SS5. Gall
l21l Eighth street northwest, between NJ and y. De-
tween 10 and T. o'clock mh2tsts
NOR SALE-WHITE LEGficRN E(;C;S-FRON
A premium StOck-Oniy % cents H. Ne. lll south
Carolina avenue southeast, rear the brck-yard Cali
and see for yourself Something fine nih2tSts
I11OR RSALE-TwELYE HEAD OF FINE, LARGE
IL driving and coupe horses; also one fine family
horse. extension top carriage, and harness. at
HUGUELY & BOWltN'S STABLE. Gt5 New York
nlslf-l3tS
NEW SAFE, MADE BY THE CELEBRATED
~ manufacturers, MesSrs. NOser. BahIIsaB Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Can ec seen 1T It's Office.
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EOR RENT-BY 3. Il. WARNER,

OFFICE ROOMS in Nos. %: and 3ls FouT-sais
half 81. II. W; also As Louisiana avenue n. W.
Can for Weekly R@Isl-Iist.
IrOR RfLNT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST %
Il property FOR rent JOHN SfIER9IAN & co.
p.sfii7
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26
Commissioners Sale.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHISGTOS, March IL, 1881.
IN PURSUANCE of the third and sixth sections OF
l. act of Congress approved March 8, 1851, the fol-
lowing property of the District will be offered for sale
at public auction THURSDAY, the 3Ist instant, in
front of the premises, commencing at o'clock p. NJ
with the lot first named herein and continuing IN the
following order:
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2Sanfe0 --2niscellaneo,ts.

VTTANTED-FOIs THREE YEARS. .ss,sCo. ATsIX
w per cent; security first class; improved real
estate. this city; no commission paid. Address G,
Republican Office. ma2-S.s
NTANTED-BY a THOROUGH SALESaiAN, 4
w Patent Right 10 handle. Address p J., Rspul2-
iican office. ma25-5ts
WTANTED-DESE-E0 AFTER ! O'CLOCK.
w in law Office. Give terms, location, &c. and
address ATTORNEY, Republican office. Iaa2f3ta
YIyANTED - DON'T LET THE CHILDREN
w know you can set e quar-! OF Hows0n's Ice
CreAnt-rich, pure and deci0us-OT 81 cents by send
ing pitcher 20 I0f Twelfth street northwest: SIS
gallon. ;I.uo3-3t*
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26
SDenccrian Business COLLEGE
9oar0ino.


DOARDING.-DESIRAB BLESUITES OF ROOMS
ID FIRST and second kOors; also large Rooms front
ing SOutll open CRATE: private bath Location un-
surpassed. 1851 and 1895 street, opposite Franklin
Park. mh243tt
TENHETREMONTH NTHOUSEOFFERSG GOOD ROOMS,
with tirst-cIass hotei-board, for s25 and $50 per
month"; house is well furnished, heated with steanl
and nHprV WAY desirable. OCsl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26

THE government of Georgia yesterday
pardoned out of the State prison some
fifty convicts. No reasons are given for
this act. 1t will be remembered that
there has been crooked practice in regard
to convictions in Georgia, it being stated
that charges were trumped up against in
nocent colored men, and that they were
tried and convicted on false evidence.
This, for the purpose, it was alleged, of
obtaining good working-material for con-
Vict labor, which was let by contract to
various parties. 1t may be that Gov
ernor Colquittha investigated this matter
on his own account, and has the honesty
to express his convictions in this way.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26
EoR sALE-DEsIEAELE BCILDi,N,; L'i7 d

"
Il tEe northwest SCcti0.i Of 5hc Jfiy r
CONNECTICUT AVENUE betv-cs, EGaZe -
avenue ard y street, having fr'E.ss'. gi 49,
Connecticut avenue and isl.s tgct or si2i-,sf .
VERMONT ATENJE-b between \ StE..i a'. ~ So -
Island avenue having = ifjlllti5ss q. = te-r ...-
tanning i5i5 square tseJ. 20
SIXTEENTH STREET. between Cnrci:5I- - ----i
streets. having = frontage Of ia ;ecl On 9'l
street.
RHOD& ISLAND AVENUE. between F215t ID
and Fifteenth streets. hsviHs frostise' 'l -
on Rhode IslSDa aveaSe- ,..s
SINTEENTH STREET. i'nfweeG I a:,'- = '''
a f-oniage Of 215-: feet on >iNtgeajh stree ,.
ASSAC'TITSF'rFS AVENUE. 5e,Esy fF..rss
teen:E ag.i Eighteenth streets, fronting hi;e'
Oh Massachusetts aVpAiie- .d
VERMONT AVENUE. be;wseG = ST. i.l Vyr
THEMES Circle, EaviGS i-c;:;.;se O. - '-,' 80
mont asCEup.
VERMONT AVENUE. northeast ceIi.,'
street, having :, frontage a. - ir-. ''' t'-
street 'y rs itei inches Nerg.I. i,,,,5,IS
Ela&5St sire n, Ft'N q - -.E-
NOR SALE-A vALUtEJE Tti3- H.
II MILES From Tt!Gjfl ~ ..-lrss
containing 5IS ;lCrgs. Bsic-t!JiEt utt.:-l
fine Hpisnd sol. and rich bottom i2.'' '-'--' '
4 heSuiifiil Stream and several fine 81. '57 "-
nipro-e1neGts-T,vpIve ~, room p.ve'.l.
TsneaientS. Esru. S,.isle a't} ett or X. eHs
Tbs is very !ue EtrIl. s'ei- :,'ifr .r /; -, -g
lor GARY o. trucking ?''li o~s5i TT" BtEYCK- go.
Eo5 P.E2sylvan;a sycEGc cggO=t- ioI'i iI'sai.,I-l
I, = Irt2Sur.. -------r-.p1r
IHoR SAFE or EXCHASt,E-l'l : I;DF az : tli1, Nj,
from city. inquire OF HUGJELN d bC,reR -
Nev- YORK aVeNue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26
SFor 4Sale-2 Seal &statS'

F-lUR SALE or 10 f.ET-fN if,N'F3l - 80 ~.
= Mass, fGur miles from Snr4n-ii..t. ana e.s
by T@il from Hartford. Coma, besJt!:f l-l'is
stone Cottage. with Stabi" 3rd h:7-; acres .. -
Apply ~ MRS CAKES, iSs' street, where
"a hs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26
2anfe0-- --Sollses.


yITANTED-To RENT. BT1IEDIATEIY, NICE
Twentieth streets; would take rooms until possession
can be given. Address, with price, PROMPT, Reprib-
hcan office. ma25-3t%
WTANTED TO PURCHASE-oN CAPITOL
w HIl-House, with large lot Apply to APPLE
west. mh2t3i@
HOCSE WANTED-sl,3OO TO $3.50 WILL BE
IL paid for small House and Lot title perfect and
no membranes, between Sixth and Fourteenth and
and streets northwest. Address CASH, Repnbli-
can once. hEe-zSt~
UTANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
" will take care OF House Tor parties leaving the
s dT n sa sSa RapG6ean g once ss
WANTED TEN ROOM HOUSE IN
w the northwestern part of the city between Sew
promgtpaying tenant Address " D. II, Republi-
can 0iIice. nlal9tf
2Saufeo-- -Rooms.
WANTED- D-DiMEDIATELY BY \ SMALL
W family four communicating mi gnrnished n Rooms
office. ma2f-3t*
yXTANTED--A YOUNG MARRIED MAN AND
in private family address K s. Repubicn office
ma25-35
UTANTED-To RENT FOUR TO SIX RoOAs
PennsGivsnia sve6ue or = Hetropotan Raiiroad Sd
dress at once, stating terms, T. NJ Republican ofce
nla2j-3t@
UTASTED-BY A MAN AND WIFE. TWO COM
w mum catins unfinished Rooms, with Board,
in private family: references given and required;
fancy prices paid. Address, stating terms. lOCa-
ton, &c, PERMANENT, Republican Office. 2S-StS
UTANTED - THREE FURNISHED ROOMS.
w two on second floor and third floor.
northwest, without Board. Address stating terms,
Mt. WHY, Republican Office. IiIa23StS
VITANTED FROM APRIL ], BY \ GENTLE
w man, q nicely furnished Room, without Board,
between New YORK avenue and l. and Twelfth and
Fifteenth streets Address, stating terms, +. NJ,
Republican Office. nla23-3tS
UTANTED-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM SEC
w Ond floor and board for two yGaIg gentlemen
OF quiet habits; northwest SectGn best references II
required: please state location and price. II. A H.,
Republican office. ma22-3tF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26

ma2s3t*
NOR RENT-A FURNISHED SEVEN-EO0I
IL House 4I5 N street northwest; low rent 10 good
tenant none but responsible party need apply. For
further information call at S01 Ninth street northwest
after p. m ma25as
IIOR RENT-A FIVE-ROO9I BRICK HOUSE
Il Tenth street southwest; nice location. Esquire
at IFS Pennsylvania avenue northwest. mR1-}s
TTOR RENT-14e5 SIXTH STREET NORTH
4 west nice Brick House of ten Rooms complete.
furnished or UnfuFniShed, with laF2e Brick Stable.
owner wishes TO reserve two rooms; terrace front.
na2cS3t*
TI'OR RE,NT-171l NEW YORK AVENUE TWO
IL story Brick House, eight rooms. hall cellar Es
water, mont and back yards; cheap 70 good tenant.
Inquire on the premises. ma233ts
NOR RRENT-FCLLY FURNISHED HOUSE For
L SIX or eighteen months nom Mayl: eight TOCE.S-
northwestern section; square from Scott Statue:
SIS month # taken for six months, 500 If take.
for eighteen months; officers OF the army HaFy
with small families preferred. Answer, wiki name.
or address c. 4. -. Republican Office. ma12-7s
> HOUSES. 2fOa-2aO7 II STREET NORTHWFSr.
- live rooms each, sl2 month Apply e. 2lSs ii
street northwest. n-alsdt-
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT or
Trade City or Country Property, come ami see the
ersat bargains az WILLIAM II. MAIN d BROTH
Frs st. Charles Hotel, corner Third street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. ma!gn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26

INOR SALE-CALL ASD SEE OUR LISL w
II property to= sale. IDiIS SHERMAN q ~,
Cord BililIiu%. Resi- estate ana leans
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26
Sor 22emt-- --Somses.

E3OR RENT-SIX-ROOaf BRICK HOUSE: Gas.
4 bath, dc. Connecticut avenue and L street.
r1a0e-9rE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26
Sor LSale--Solfses


TyOR SALE OR RENT - NEW HOUSE. THIR-
l. teen Rooms, modern improvements; : stree
northwest; terms 90 suit. Adirr>s g.. Res.s!as'2l
Office. Ina--as-
E7OR SAI.E-THREE HOUSES or CAPIT1I.
Il Hin, one Corner Business Property. at lnli-
SIst5 10 =, 10; also BVrciGg igi h street HOIif7ts-
at $3.50; these are great bargains and ..vrz
TGeBt VIII pay from eight tO ten per cent C-s37 =,
taxes. Apply 10 n N. ROHRER, Jeg Seventh siIse-
NOR RSALE-NF.H T%OSTORY BRICK HOJsF
II with basement. in desirable location. Apply O.
APPLETON z. CLARK, - fOur-and-a-halt strse.
northwest mh2t.i
NOR SALE-THAT NICE FRAME COTTAGE
Il No. Ell y street northwest containing sr.1..
rooms. with all Improvements, can be b0uSEi ~
eargaiE 20 oe removed at once. I&Grire 81 l. -
IER'S, l5IG street. ns1Fy5-
TTtOR SALi;-SKY HOUSE, THIRTEEN Rooms
Il = street northwest; viii be sold On res,
terms. Address BARGAIN, Republican Office -
NOR SALE OR REST-A RARE CHANCE 5H
II secure large and cNmt0rtabi" ReSttcncH ed ~
northwest corner Z and Eighteenth streets. Agls
oil he premises between The hours OF ! silG D.
IT0g SALE - Ilog FOURTEENTH SIA5--.
L northwest overlooking ThoEi2> tlrVs7 t-,.5
stories, modern Improvements, rooms. iHrnaes -
bath. OTIS BIGELpN s Co. Gej scTentE ~,
northwest H'------
IHOE SAIE-I.ARliE Dot iSIsE. HOUSTON IT,
4 desirable corner lot on Geols setny' q u
clear Address n IL J.. Republican 0frlcP. hrlt-
INOf SALE-CAI.I NNE SEE OUR LISI us
II property 10: sale. John SHERMAN u 49,
CioUd BTsnS. Resi- estate ana leans
S.or 4Sale~-2leal estate.
E-yJR SALE or 70 l.ET-IN ll',S, s3Il+Alst'n-- s-
y Mass. fG;lr miles from Springfield. sna eas
by Tail from Hartford. Coma, hesat-!l;ir ls.Is
rfareFs fsas EgsFfnf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26
Population Of the National Capital. 100000.

WASHINGTON, D. c., MARCH 26, 1881.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26

NOR SALE-THAT NICE FRAME COTTAGE.
II No. leiT y street northwest containing sr,4..
rooms, with all improvements can be bought ~ =
bargain; 70 oe removed at once Iacrire 80 l. SPA
IER'S, 1916 street. me-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26

NOR SALE OR RENT - NEW HOUSE THlk
l. teen Rooms, modern improvements; : Sire
northwest; terms 90 suit. Adlrr-s G.. Resa.sisa
Office. rfa-z5s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26

EOR T~O-STORY BRICK HOiSi
II with basement. in desirable location. Apply %
APPLETON p. CLARK, % fOur-and-a-half strse.
northwest. mh2TSi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-26

TTANTED-TO RENT ISISIFDI 4TEI,Y NICE
w House, between and N and Thirteenth and
Twentieth Streets would take until possession
can be given. Address, with price, PROMPT, Repnb-
Gcan office. ma2j3I#
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-11
COIiiilissiOncrs sale.
In the Circuit, Count Of Ohio county:

In the Circuit Count Of Ohio county
Clemens Jones,
la CharrtsFK
Alexander &. Jnnos and oih.r
Pursuant TAI decree entered IN the above IN.
titled c.us" GA the llth DAY If Sus.mbft I,yI
the undersigned Special Commissioner will ,.l
nj the front door 81 the Court House ui Ohip
county, on RrA
SATURDAY. THE nth DAY oF pTCFnrT'
1879, commencing Et 10 O'Clock A NJ The follow
ing described real ostste, situate IN tie CO -
Wheeling, IN sEld Ohio county, 'o vii lot mum
her ~. bounded on the north by Alotowuri o.
Jnmcs Luke, ~ feet. on the-ast by w fnrt
alley % feet, on the south 10y ElrVcIth strtt p
feet on the wCstby 'hapliuC ftrrrt a. t,st lee
part thereof at the southeast corner ifonting o.
tc't inches ON Eleventh street running tafk
~ feet. with the use Of sali 80 fOp' sllry. There
j. ou ssid lot = rood two story bn'k dwelling
house and brick stable.
TEHss OT SLIE-Onr. thlrd OF the IUuht,-
money. aud ~ much more ~ ihr pun lE.s' NAV
elect Ia day IA cash. aud the ~. ia" lr 'l',.,
equal annual imtallmcDts. with iuGHri from
the day 81 sale, the purrhE'sf giving be Upi.s
with psrsOuai sesuTty for the d'i.aUi D..
in'nts. srd the title d. bc retained uuilI DO ~.
men. ~ the purchase money Ia iul.
l. Z. IONp-.
uOisWsi RTHciE' 'rnEr.s.l. n
The above sole has been Riiormcd mt W.
nes'tay, December ~, ls'o, Al iJ".cock
! =. JOSIs.
dci5oawt Rpocin! Cornm,,.uu,,
The above sale IL sdl"uiu,,i until sa,urisT.
January Is. isNI, at 10 cio't 49,.
/ =. JONi-.
de3lOawi EpcciAl Comm .s. .f..f
The above sale Il adjourned until Saturday
~. tDHIs
iani1 Ffsplnl Comm .st|..HsF o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-11
FIXED RATES OF RAILROAD
CHARGES

The bottom problem which the Leg
islature has now reached in the discus
sion Of the pending railroad bill, is, can
there be absolute, fixed rates OF charges
made by law, that will not wrong some
classes OF shippers while beneftting
others? This problem rises up to meet
the railroad reiormer, sooner or later, in
every scheme to-reg llate railroad tariffs.
There is no railroad perhaps
that would not hail with great
delight the possibility of fixing an I'M
changable schedule OF charges that
would be always just between the ship
per and the company. But there is the
rub. The members OF our Legislature
are evidently at sea on this point. They
so admit. They are willing to pass any
bill that will do justice to all classes, but
they find themselves in the condition OF
the Congress OF the United States and
of every other Legislature that has at
tempted such legislation-when they
think they have it, they are often far
Their from il than ever.
Upon this subject OF the rights OF
railroad company to discriminate be-
tween persons and places, we find let
ter in the Rdiir0y Rericlr, written to the
New Sork Committee, 10y the President
Of the Central Pacific Railroad, which we
believe that members OF the Legislature
will find full of interest, and We quote
from parts OF his letter bearing upon
this point, as follows:
Your second question is Railroad
managers justify the practice Of giving
low rates to some shippers and refusing
them to others on the ground of de-
yelopment of business in certain locali-
ties Is il con-
sistent with the public welfare and the
rights OF citizens to allow railroad man.
ayers TO decide what persons and places
shall be thus developed" | shall not
say anything 10 justify discrimination
against individuals and communities,
but content myself on this head by
simply stating that such has never been
practiced by the railroad companies
with which am connected. So far as
they are concerned they practice the
same general business PRINCIPLES that
govern and regulate individuals in the
management OF their affairs.
The primary consideration with rail-
road managers, under the observsace of
the golden rule, is their treasury. With
this idea in view, and to meet COMPETE
ton, they often carry freight at less rates
for a longer than for a shorter distance,
and they accept the less rate because
they cannot do better, and because a
small profit is better than none. This is
only in accordance with the principles
OF industry, OF thrift andl economy,
which should ever be encouraged. To
aeny tns comgs3les the Iiyilege of
"''A"s LUZ I" 'na''eSsf be on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-11
TIE UssoFTHE SCHOOL FUND"
BY THE STATE.

The Iaislligcpcer has been laboring to
create the impression throughout the
State,
First, that the Democratic administra-
ton has been, and is, unlawfully using
and appropriating the School Fund.
Second, that it is doing so with the
deliberate rnrpOse of robbing this fund
and never restoring it, as required by
the Constitution.
These two assertions are not support
ed by either the law or fact, and are fall
siied by both.
II misstates the law in the matter as
follows:
''The money belonging to the school
iunl is wholly separate and distinct from
the money at the disposal OF the State
for miscellaneous uses. 1t was collect
led Tor one purpose only, and that puI-
pose is sacred and invlOlable. lt cannot
be diverted from the use Of the schools,
except i'm plain violation OF the Consti-
tuition. Ii is 10 be invested in Interest
bearing securities" and the interest Is
to be inviolably distributed to the
schools every year.
The inference intended to be drawn
from this ambiguous statement is that
the State has no right TO borrow money
from, or use the School Fund under any
circumstances for any purpose what
ever, except for the use Of the schools.
The Constitution Of the State provides
that the 'SehoOl Fund" shall abe in-
vested under such regulations as may
be prescribed by law, IN tie n,tsrest bar
ina secriiiss Of tie THijed States, on OF this
S0tS," &c.
1t thus not only plainly permits the
use of the "SchOol Fund by the State,
but unequiyocally authorizes and di-
reefs it to be invested with the State.
Acting under authority OF the Consti-
tuition, the Board Of the School Fund
has loaned to the State a smallamount Of
the uninvested School Fund.
The major part OF the amount so Dor
rowed by the State, is the sum OF S49,-
900, which was appropriated at the last
session OF the Legislature for the COM
pletion of the Hospital for the Insane.
Our jails were, at that time, iull OF in.
sane people. who were without proper
care, and under such circumstances,
without hope OF recovery, for the reason
that the accommodations cf the Asylum
were not sufficient to receive them.
There was no money in the treasury
tomeet the exisency, and, after casting
about, il was determined by the leading
members OF the Legislature, among
whom was DIR. Thomas III. Logan OF this
city, that it would be mot only lawful,
butt good policy for the State to borrow
from the School fund a sufficient
amount to complete the Asylum at
once, and thus relieve the suffering CT
the insane subjects in the iails, and at
the same time reduce the expense of
their support to about one-third the
amount it was then costing the State.
This course was accordingly adopted by
the almost unanimous assent OF the
Legislature-the IatSlIigsncsr standing by
and uttering no word oil opposition, if
indeed, it did not approve and advocate
the course.
The State had previously borrowed
from this fund at different times,
amounts agzregsting about $4,000, to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-11
LEGAL NOTICE.

ORDKR or PuBLICATiOs
state ~ Vest virginia. County ~ IbIu. Z 49, -
Wheeling. Ia the Municipal ,uuu 81 No
Ing, January Kulos, lbsl.
Alexander hltDick, George T.. HcHEfr -
John tlagle, faftnrp doing bus.u.-. uHt.r
IN. hfm name 81 Sinl'E and I"WIarT. 3d.
sue fpf thcm'"ly's ~ vel o. fJf tI, ~ Iif' "'
all other creditor. ~ ~" NluEu i'm Nnf's
Company who may "Ju" IN AID oyn'rhrr 20
the eSpeE'c, Of thisf
The M.ngo Iron WORKS cJmIany e. Oh.
~ 'HGsCJEN.
The object ~ thissIit l. b. 0D'lfc' anil fri'.
ute sm0Dg the crJiiDrs Of 'he dsisDdari o."
hingD Iron works Company. M" hm".r' 'r
which the other drf.ndsnt, who hIo no. s'st
holders 81 Sid company. arc laIi' u'f.' ''.
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which the ,Aid Ming In,h HO'ta IsuIaaJ We
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from earh stpokhodsr heinz on amount %
"a and la addition " the amount n Ft.as if'
by him la such corporation. Ana aIJ9afhFt'
affidayi, that the drieuiAnu, ~" kirf" I'a.'
works Company. J.. B@itsii". 1bnrsa il.
Brzshes, william Dean. Gcpre A. pesn ~
ward Dunn, u. Fisher. Jane blass ". y iiai.
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David Ingram, Herman LunsU, Thcuss ~
Dayio LLOYD. Abraham Nycr d. Worn ~,
{. q. Booth, Alice V. Hysp. ID. J. Nr'sfJ. y.
W NcCaDfiess, George y. Lluoh. sfmia.'.t,'
o. the estate ~ y. r R@mi'k. is'fasb - =
nsnfOrd. DAVID Pimt@on. NAfgAri r;SlIai.
yOhs u. Trull. John y Hssiirg' snf GrfT Y
Linch. sre not residents - the tat - essi W
glnis II D. rov ordered that sa.d non f'sf'hl.f
fendsnts do spear al he DcII rub o.. ~ -
18th day II February, issi ~ other ~ "a. -
following day. and do what's nec'sssiy ~
tect rhsif interests IN This suit
In testimony whereof I have hsrcuntg 'gf''l
my name % Clerk Of ah COur. this I'D .AI |.
January, I~i, at January Rules ln us go
once 81 aid Court
T.ts: THoyash DIuiF,
Clerk ~ the Municipal Court u hhe'iAt
VIZ. p. HrEBAED,
Attorney for Complainanp. sAD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-11

THINGS are looking very blue Tor
STANLEY MATTHEWS. To the open OPP
position of large part OF the Repubh
can press to the confirmation OF his APP
pointment is now added the formal pro-
test of eight hundred members OF the
New York Board of Trade and Trans
portation. The ground Of this psrticu-
lar objection is the questionable course
of Mr.. MATTHEWS as Senator IN the
determination Of questions affecting
great rail way corporations. Mr.. HAYES
might as well abandon the job OF paying
oil all OF his oil personal debts in the
last three months OF mis- Administration.