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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28

Commodore Shufeldt states that, al
though much misapprehension existed in
the public mind regarding the negotiation
of the treaty of this country with Corea,
and much as he might desire to satisfy the
public curiosity on the subject, he did not
feel at liberty at present to say anything.
The treaty, all the correspondence, and
the report of his action are in the hands
of the government, and until the treaty
has been passed upon by the Senate 1t
would be manifestly improper for him to
discuss it. In response to inquiries at the
State Department, it was learned that no
foundation exists for the rumors which
have been in circulation that Commodore
Sbufeldt had failed in his negotiations,
and that his recall was in some sense due
TO that fact. On the contrary, the depart
ment is well satisfied with the result of
the negotiations.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28
Cost.

/ OST OR STOLEN, white liver spotted
II and speckled Pointer Dog, with a leather
collar on and tax badge attached. The finder
Will be literally rewarded by returning him
to 63 Liberty street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28

WANTED, thoroughly competent can
w yasser for the guanO trade, who know
the business. Is temperate, quick and reliabie
Address p. O. Box 202 ne
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28

w interest per cent: security real estat1
worth $4,000. Address BORROWER. Morn
ing News office. Ii
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28
Boarding
Rr1nnnaI.

DOARDING.-A few gentlemen procure
ID board and lodging at southwest corner Of
Abercorn and Congress streets.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28


d MONAL.-MADAME J.. DESBOUlL-
Ii Ions has removed her Millinery Estab-
lishment to Il3 CONGRESS STREET, two
doors east Of Scrcyen House.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28

The proposition which is likely to pre-
vail i'm the 18th Congress on the subject
of tax reform is t. reduce the tax on
whisky and liquors from 80 to 80 cents
gallon; on tobacco from Is to cents; on
cigars from So to 50 per 1000; on beer
from 92I6 to % cents, and on licenses 90
DER cent. All other internal revenue taxes
will be abolished, and the tariff will be
reduced to revenue basis. This is the
nnlicv which will win.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28
gnr Salr.

EOR SALE, light draft Propeller, 50 feet
i long; very fast; tows well and viii accom-,
cylinder l0XI0 inches. Boat and machinery in
first-class order. For particulars, address
STEAMER. this office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28

Gomratiomal.
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE,

SWARTHMOKE CULLEUH'
EOPENING in restored building. b ogs+
IL sexes admitted. College ana fTe Ia t5s
tory school. Under care Of Members o. h. h.
Society of Friends. The main building, ~.
stroved by fire 9th MONTH last, has been NH mi
pletely rebuilt, enlarged and rehtted w on W d
All conveniences. Thorough instructor wi me
Languages, Literature, Mathematics 'at i,f
sciences New Scientific Building cQhtes.bio1
Iaboratories. Drafting Rooms, Machine Ply, Sggl
and ali appliances for pursuing tn9iSSiiiil
course in chemistry, Mechanical ana mi, md
f Fn@ineering. The next term opens gth @o5
Sent 26th. Apply early, as other t iiesf b.
ing equal, places VIII be given eiie sd J Ed.
S WSRD II. MAGTIL. President swafin'H"
College. Delaware county, Pa.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28

WANTED, office boy (white). Must come
w well recommended. LEE 4 LAW
RENEE, I26 Bay street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28
al1arttrn.

WANTED, two good travelling statesmen by
w wholesale and manufacturing house,
to sell drugs and druggists sundres to the
trade; previous experience unessential; state
age, reference, etc. NJ. J. CARLILE q co..
81 and 81 Water street, Brooklyn. n. Y.
WANTED, a white servant to cook, wY
w and iron; steady place; good wages A.
prompt pay; recommendations required.
ply to J. A. BATES, at Ludden BIZ
Music House. ~ -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28

The Chief OF the Revenue Marine Di-
vision of the Treasury Department has
submitted to Secretary FOlger his report
for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1882. He
strongly opposes the transfer of the bu-
reau TO the control of the Navy Depart
ment. and recommends the building of
new revenue cutter to cruise in the Gulf
of Mexico to take the place Of one now in
use. and which is pronounced useless.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28
SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Bl,is.srsd at the Post Office in SdgannaA as
.r-c9t5F class Nail Natter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28

w ANTED, lad to make himself useful j.,
w grocery store. Address NJ. Mornin1
News.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28

The leading Democratic press very prop
erly condemn the counting out of General
James r. Chalmers, of Mississippi, not that
Chalmers deserves fair play, but because
the Democratic party cannot afford to be
placed in the position of resOrting to trick
erv Besides this, the party can afford to
he generous. and this case presents an
onnortunitv for it to show its scorn and
contempt of the political jobbery it has so
constantly denounced on the part OF the
Radicals. If Chalmers has been legally
elected he should be duly seated by the
next Democratic Congress, though he be
thrice a stalwart He will be powerless
for good or evil in the next Federal Legs
Iature.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28

w ANTED, a boy TO run Liberty press.
w one who understands feeding. LTbDF%
4 BATES. ~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28

The Commissioner of Indian Affairs mas
addressed a letter to the chiefs of the Mile
Sac Indians, in Minnesota, denying their
request to be permitted to come to wash
ington for a consultation. He has in
formed them that the terms of the treaty
will be faithfully adhered to, and that so
long as they refrain from committing out
RACES they will not be compelled TO re-
move to the White Earth Agency.
The friends of Judge J. c. Bancroft
Davis, ex-Assistant Secretary of State,
expect that he will soon be appointed to
the vacancy on the bench of the Court OF
Claims, and that he will also succeed Cher
Justice Drake, in the event of the latter's
retirement, which is expected in short
time.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28

IT is seldom that gifts go a begging, but it
seems that the Empire State of the south
is lust now advised in some quarters to
decline the munifcent gift of Senator
Brown of $4,000 TO the State University
for the education of poor boys. The rea-
son for this grows out of the fact that the
Governor made his charity conditional
on the States issuing her bonds for
: per cent. interest per annum, on a Ike
sum, to supplement the same, said bonds
to run for fifty years; while the constitu-
ton forbids that the State shall hence
forth issue her bonds in any increase of
the State debt, except for the specific pur-
poses Of repelling invasion, suppressing
instruction, or defense in time of war.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28

nor SALE.-Driven Wells put down and
Il material for same furnished Points Ia
IL and , inch of extra quality and make
always on hand. The Cucumber Pump, all
other kinds and repairs for same TO be had az
\. KENT'S, ID West Broad street, savannah
Ga, Horseshoeing Carriage Painting and Re-
pairing Establishment.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28

w ANTED, 500 men at the Schuetzen to rot
W their turkeys for Thanksgiving. HEN.
RI HELLWIG.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28

WANTED, a position by thorough. first
w class d. +. bookkeeper, or as "A ssies-
man; from the North; best of reference. Al
dress l.. A. NJ, this Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01
Gard.
To he Editor Of the Register.

10 IN" E'f" ~ t' H'V'''
In your paper yesterday i card signed 'ti.
W. Tippett," who surely is not a nameSake
of the man who never told a lie, refers to
myself in 4 rude style, and is, | infer, part
of d plan prearranged, as | have been told,
by certain newspaper men to abuse any and
all members of this Legislature who may
oppose their demands for money.
On yesterday the Senator from Hardy, on
behalf of the Committee to whom had been
referred the subject of compensation for
publishing the constitutional amendments,
reported to the Senate that Mr.. Tippets
bill for publishing amendments was $40,
and that computed according 10 advertised
rates in his own paper, Mr.. Tippct would
only he entitled 10 $225, for The space occu-
pied by amendments for Il whole year, and
that he received on this work November,
1879, 800. ! thought Mr.. Tippett's clai!n
excessive and unjust, and opposed 1t. He
appeared on the ilOOr OF the Senate and
threatened that if his claim was not
allowed he would oppose IN important
appropriation in which my constituents
are deeply interested. My offence was in
helping to prevent Mr.. Tippett from taking
from the State at least $2i4 that did not
belong to him. For this honest discharge
OF my duty he ~denounCes me. and would
divert attention from the position he is in
by falsely asserting that his opposition to
a qmu worTanto bill, of last session, was the
cause of my opposing his claim. The bill
referred TO was prepared by Attorney Gen
eral White. and | had nothing to do with
its preparation, as General White, who
lives in this city, will state. To make this
reference to the author of this card refer
red to is 4 departure from my habit OF
treating such offenders with silent con-
tempt. for to notice him places me in the
position OF the Sunday school boy who
threw the Bible at Il skunk.
IL - Hp,wN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01
SATURDAY. MARCH ID. Iso
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED o. TN(
ID made by Rachel ID, ThOfnbuH 70
undersigned ~ trustee, dated Octoh~fSN
aud nov on rrrori In the Clerks ofios
County Court 81 Ohio county, West yiur@
I'm deed OF trust book No. u, pages stt
will. on
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY o. MANI
lss2, commencing nj 10 O'Clock a. m n z
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio coss1
W. Va, sell nj public auction, 10 the h3s
and best bidder, b following dc>criba
inIere., OF The said Rachel d. Ihorsv2
In and 10 \ parcel of ground sis ;
on the National road, In said sgtn
about two miles eat ri the town OF 1rn1
phia, bounded as follows; BrginninG WIN :
line OF the farm Of Thomaa nhornbur, -
the Hempdcld railroad bridge. iusi East =
former residence OF said Thomas Thones
and crossing Maid railroad: thence along z
y. sisr0n's line 20 his corner on the iop d
hill, called the Mcdonald line: Themes =
mid line TO McDonald's corner on the bnss
the bill thence down the bank and cua
the Hcmpneld railroad Ia We. ThonesI
bars, following the line of the frn~ ~
sitWHtei: and thence across 10 the plsy
beginning, containing from eighteen lows
acres.
The buildings and Improvements upon "
property are fipf-ciass, snd perop, des'S
10 purchase are invited t0 examine them
Terms Of sile, cash.
The title 10 the above property ssnppassl
he perfect. but selling ~ trustee VIII eessS
such Tito only N In vested In me D, sA's =
Of trust. -
NoTICy-Al Interest upon the note ssss
by the above deed of irust In sxccss OF AZ
cent, IN hereby released. ,,on r-.x.
EDWARD CHRIBTNAF. Auetion~f. 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01
a singular Accident.

Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Lucian Mare
tin, of Martins Ferry, had u singular &C.
Cidcnt. In his right hand vest pocket he
had q small quantity of chlorate OF potash
and inadvertently put some matches in
with it, thus forming q. highly combusti-
Die mixture. Before he knew it he was
on fire, and the first iLtimation he had ,of
it, was the ascending smoke. He happened
to be passingGenther's store and rushedinto
it,where a boy e~xtinguished the fire with q
sprinkler. Mr.. Martin had a role of 500
in his right brooches pocket and this he
hurriedly took out, hut not in time to save
two ten dollar bills from destruction.
The fire had burned away a portion Of
his clothing, and chlorate of potash makes
n serious burn. His right hand was
severely burned, besides a large spot on
his side. DR.. Hildreth dressed the hurts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01

Dramatic Dots, Present and Future
Opera House and Academy Attrac.
lions.
Never, perhaps. since the rendition OF
Marked for Life" was there gathered at
the Opera House 4 more Disguised audi
encC than that which assembled last night
TO witness the second performance of the
Caufman com AS on the previous
evening. but q small audience assembled,
but it was all the piece deserved. "A
Lies Mistake" has no merits OF itself, the
whole play being a succession OF blood and
thunder enactments, and the company
performing il seemed as though they were
all made of wood. Wheeling people know
what good performances are, aud such in
hictiOns as that of last night MY
tend to lessen the number OF aud
itors at some really deserving attraction
which may follow. The sooner these in
ferior companies know this the better for
all concerned.
This evening at the Opera House, Hyde
and Behman's "MuldOon's Picnic viii
hold forth. From the many compliment
tary notices contained in the press OF the
country, We predict for them a crowded
house.
On Thursday evening, Col. J.. Cob kem-
pie, the weIl-kpown and highly interesting
character humOrist, will don his knee
breeCheS, spade.tail coat. blonde wig and
suntluwer bOodODnrirc and tread the boards
al the Opera House. The COlOnel's we'll
known ability in the way of 3 humorous
lecturer should insure him q full house.
The new lecture is highly spoken OF by
those who have heard it, and our citizens
should turn out and give the Colonel u
rOusing benefit.
On Friday evening the mUch-talked. OF
complimentary benefit concert rendered
Madame Sachse will take place at the
Academy of Music. Dun citizens will re
member that a short time ago Madame
Sachse was stricken down with sickness.
and is Just about recovering. The best
vocal talent in the city, coupled with 4
highly interesting INSTRUMENTAL programme
by the Opera House orchestra, have kindly
consented to appear. The occasion prom
iSes TO be one long to he remembered.
Turn out and show your appreciation.
Manager Lucas has secured for the at.
traction at the Academy on next Saturday
the Royal Hand Bell Ringers and Glee
Men. under the direction OF Mr.. Duncan
=. Miller. Two performances will be given,
matinee and evening. The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of SALISBURY, X. G. B., England, thus
compliments the company:
DEAR Mr.. MILLER-If you can do rs much
good in America Us you and your company
ldNCh bAN III AAAAHApAAN ~" wa lNN
tive benefaCtor to the human race.
The entertainment you offer 20 the PeO-
pie is of a high order, refined, attractive
and in good taste; and anyone who has
music in his soul must be delighted with
your performances.
l heartily wish you success. also trust
that you may retUrn HON again i'll safety
and very soon.
The sale OF seats will this
a.. a AaWhN
o'clock.
on Wednesday, March :, Col. Jim Ham
ilton's company. "Herne's Hearts of OSk,
will he the attraction at the Opera House.
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a Lucky miller who will Grind satnr-
DAYS.

Mr.. l. NJ. Davis, of Morning Sun. was the
holder of ticket No. 1906, the capital prize
january drawing in The Louisiana State
Lottery. 1t is u severe shock to receive IN
formation that $4,000 is subject to com
mand. He was arranging his mill machin.
cry, but il did not unnerye him, however.
He took it coolly and made use of the Oft
quoted maxim: "Fool for luck" etc. Mr..
Davis is forty-two years of age; has been a
citizen of the county forty-one years; has
a family-wife and six children
and Is a useful and honorable citi-
zen of his n~eighborhOod. He farms;
keepsa small stock Of merchandise and
runs a steam gin and mill at Morning Sun,
Tenn. When asked il he would grind
Saturday he replied. las usual" He is re-
ceiying numerous letters asking loans rs
high IS 5000. Well. old fellow, we never
thought when We drank buttermilk GU out
Of the same canteen eighteen years ago
with you that such a tate awaited yoG.-
HsEPhts (Trrs.) Apa{eRehe, Jar u. 8
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01
CRY oHrrs.

TINE Iiremen received their monthly
wages yesterday. .
OrrlcsS Fvearx arrested Pat. Mahoney
for disorderly conduct.
osYrcxx BrRD arrested Toby Vance under
the "vag' act yesterday, and his will
settle the case this morning.
OFFICER JUNKISs arrested Arch HolliDger
for disorderly conduct yesterday afternoon.
waxris the most aesthetic street in the
eitys Tweuty-seeond: simply becsase 1t u
two-two. :
RESERVED seats for the Kempie aesthetic
lecture. Thursday evening. can be had at
Wilson < Banners this morning.
The street cars will run every fourteen
minutes today; the company will put four
more cars on. &C.
FLAccCs Bros. team stuck in the trench.
yesterday, corner OF Eighth and Mai
street. They were pulled out after quite q
half hours work
The Street Commissioners forces We're
at work yesterday afternoon covering the
trench on Main street with planSs ana
some few stones.
The Manchester roads are in better order
than they ever have been before. and also
the eastern end Of Seventeenth street. 50
the coal men say.
OFFICER DUNLAP arrested Hugh Brady
| for being drunk on the street, yesterday
afternoon, and locked him up in the North
Wheeling lookup.
The Atlantic boys yesterday found out
what caused their reel horse TO refuse to
pull going to the fire Friday evening. The
( collar was too small and choked him.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made whereby
the steamers G.. Y. Lucas and Little Anna
will make special trips after the perform
anee of the Bell Ringers, on next Saturday
afternoon and evening.
The citizens Of Richietown are complain
ing that the lamps in the vicinity OF Forty
| fifth and Jacob street are never lighted till
between eight and nine o'clock in the even
ing and never put out till that time III the
morning.
The members OF the Lyric Opera Com
pany and the Opera House Orchestra will
meet at the Academy of Music on Thurs
day night at eight o'cloct, for rehearsal Of
selections from the Chimes OF Normandy
TO be given at the Madame Sachse benefit
entertainment on Friday evening.
PARSONS. the Photographic artist, has done
Kemple. the humOrest, proud in one OF the
largest and finest photographs ever gotten
out in this city. The superbly utter
picture is now on exhibition at the studio
of Mr.. Parsons. Jake looks rs great as
well. rs any West Virginia statesman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01
T
The News Of Our Own People and Of
visitors

The News OF Our Own Peopie anu OF
visitors
W. b Tuustall the clever Baltimore to-
hCconist, has gone on his way.
The Bridge Commission and Riyermen's
Committee are quartered at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Samuel Laughlin is lying danger
ously i'll at her home on Chapline street.
B. Swanson, E.Sq.,a railroad contractor, oil
Ohio, is stopping at the st. James.
C.. l.. Bowman, Esq, OF the Tucker CO,"'tg
PioaCcr, paidus 4 friendly visit last even
ing.
Col. William b. Merrill, OF the Ohio River
Improvement Commission, is at the Nc
Lure.
Isaac Irwin and Joseph Graves returned,
Monday, from a months recreating trip in
Florida.
Charles GersdorGr, Esq, agent Washing
ton. ID. c., S%ratinei, and a clever gentleman,
withal. is in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-01

happily concluded, in the evening. with 2
grand complimentary banquet. tendered
Generals Godfrey Weitzel, c. 3. Comstcck
and William X. Merrill, by the Engineer
Corps OF the W. & L. i. r. r. at the NC
Lure House. The gentlemen representing
the Pittsburg Coal Board were invited, as
well as the press of Wheeling and quite .
number of prominent citizens. so that AZ
least seyenty-ive persons sat down TO the
following menu;
COMPLEMENTARY SUrrEs
To
Gen. &. Geitzel.
Gen. W, =, Merrill
US. Engineers.
Engineer Corps Of the W. L. f. X, IT,
New Mcclure House. February 18th, Isl.
Blue Point, on Half Shell.
Potage.
Green Turtle.
Poisson.
Broiled White Fish, a Ia Maitre de Hotel
Pomede. Terre, n Ia Duche>>e.
r.,., hui're' Esca,loned.
Roast.
Turkey, stuffed, Cranberry sauce.
with Green Peas.
Rottie de Beef, with Backed Mashed Potatoes.
Entrees.
File of Beef, Iarded. au ChimpignOn.
Tendron de Volatile, q la Marenga.
Salad de Humard. Celery.
Pastry and Dessert.
Nince Pie. Pcnch Meringue Pie.
Coc"anut Custard Pudding, Cream sauce.
Punch, - la Romaine.
Fruit and Dessert.
cafe.
Gov. Mathews occupied the head oil the
table and Mayor Egerter the opposite end,
while the guests we're ranged indiscrimi-
nately along the sides. There was no pre-
arranged programme and each enjoyed his
supper with his neighbor as to him seemed
best. When the dainties had each been
tasted and wine sparkled before each guest,
Gov. Mathews rose, and in 4 neatly worded
speech proposed the health Of Generals
Weitzeli and Merrill, General Comstock
being unhappily detained by i'll health.
Each OF the complimented gentlemen APP
propriately responded and then indiscrim-
mate toasts became the order OF the even
ing. Capt. Wood, OF Pittsburg, and Capt.
Michael, of the same place, made approprl-
ate addresses, followed by Judge Cochran,
FIX Speaker Moffett, Senator Wood, Capt.
Brown. Alfred Caldwell and John r. Dun
lap. Each made very pertinent remarks,
which we're applauded to the echo and the
utmost b0rh0mie and boh c~Omc,udeIie pre-.
vailed. When, at last, the feast and toasts
were at an end, it was not without regret,
as a very enjoyable evening had been spent
by all present.