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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
Gnanridl.
N0TICE OF SALE.


-
Tn obedience 10 ie decree 81 aid oars entered on Re IA
day March $50 IN the Sasse s9 pending ,b er s1 a9
befed l4s Equity anu ehI'i7S husss1 sszs MI S III
lie ID S G9%R a august al s cm@ncn s
Y o'clock meridian Of said Gay az me T MY ssIss p:6 1
Cont IN pnbHc outcy 10 the highest and best bidder for
cash the following described property 70 wit The entire
corporate property the said Railroad COMPANY used Tor
railroad purposes, anc all it, franchises ana properly con,
ne or 10 be and acqure situated IN
tie state OF lie xis and ron ~ In tbe CIV Of
Galveston through said city n Galveston Fay o baI ' 10
land. virginia POINT thence nartner
through County Galveston TO the County Of Hs ana
to and into me City Of Houston through ~ Honston
6 pS amy which, GtReT Che rosd Is Extended IN that general
recon viii connect with and inerseot with the Houston
ard Railroad and with the Houston and rea.
Northern Railroad also from point near hnshsL n tne
city OF Houston thence IN n9rthesy dneu1n Int ~
Buffalo Bayou At or near OF avenue " POM
connection with the main line OF The Houston anu eAs en-
Comoapy does nov run or may De hereafter located
br,cing and including herein the bridge extending
Galveston Bay from said Eagle Grove 70 virginia Point ana
Herewith and also the bridge Buffalo Bayou and al
ana Az ren ,h ba wbs5ep located mon The present
sites thereof. any where near the same ,,.,
ali night way and land oeeqpied By said I rail
acquired appernng which may hereafter De acquired
@ - b,ses uoachine shops work shOps super.
structures and fixtures together with all the @p
P PnJ sna al points te On the i road
Also all singular the locomotives, tenders passenger
cars and and all other cars carags 9oLs
coal fuel and equipments Tor salu i-s-
which shall hereafter be owned Dy su
COMPANY and relating " apDertAnlng OF De
longing With said railroad or the running or
operating the
Also ali rents Issues income tolls profits currency mon
rights aud derived or TO De derived
had or by said Company way whatsoeV er
All rOpertV premises and franchises VIII De sold IN
parcel - entirety. ...-..-
In the following order of priority ,. -. l., ,hts
suit including the EXPENSES OF the sale. -.
I'd The amount for loans and advances made Dy te
complanants amounting the lst day OF January oo-
Sl96 7g at 10 cent per aEnnn from ny
time the loans the time OF payment AIN sucl
further sums necessary DC advanced before The sac WIN
interest. --ht.,
3D. The the holders OF the coupons when
matured prior January l. 1880 with interest IRON te ns
OF the amount due that daie -
per cent date OF payment OehS INC
Of Sl5j,927 ~. -a.,o,. 90 =, az
established. viz: The costs OF SUIT
Of compiaDants and so1ctofsi inc iVa
and advances made cOmplainints the coupons
interest which prior To January l. IsSO lheb n
bonds and coupons maturing after January l. Aoou
bv The mortgage received rata as part OF slu
hid the pro rata being the amount bid bears 70 he "e
debt after providing The cash payments above
-AP'' 49, Special Master.
a COWDREY No. 2 Wal-st., New-1ork 'ty,
EDWARD l. AUSTIN, Galveston.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Cottor lower. Midding, l2isc Fonr
quiet howard street and Western Supernne - 2od$a o.;
DO Extra s. OOGSJ 10. do Family - W gto 49, oly NILS
super - 5ORS4 10; 40. Extra - 70 ss5 on 90 ssny
81 OOGS7 IS RIO Brands 81 rs dSl 81 Patapsco rsD
90 Wheat-sOuthern Rel 81 3s9Sl 80 do Amber.
43Ladxl 80. No Maryland ST. 439el a. NO. ester
Winter and NAV 81 43ifdSl - June, u - ~
81 43l July - 26asl 261 August q - - SoIn
southern White s9ci Yellow. ri Do1c: esSrrn
spot and June ~ 49sl ic. July. s2dS2e
OG63c Western White VI qt3c do Alx1d W GoIc rem
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON May 22-PolOwinR the Wool sales OF satur
dar 2,795 bales Port Phinp-Fleeee. l6d023d;
"a 122 I'D greasy I'D al tjd locks and pieces
sdalIOd anDs IA ID. a27d 2342 bales Sydney
and Queensland-Fleece l5dGZld secured lad I'd
greasy. Gl I'D and pieces al lid; 2209 bales
AeSZealaud-F IlduI9d secured, l022 I'D greasy.
sgddI ri znt pieces al l7l2d; O45 bales
jaae-scsare IGId lE5d; greasy 7dal3qd. locks and
yieces Cd Sd $50 bales fasInauianF Fleece lod LII %
SleAss, 8 ~ Gliy I'd, locks and piecea, Sde17d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads
NEw-YoRK. Monday. May p. 1887
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YORK. Monday. MAY 90.
AsuFs-Qniet. nnehaneed

AsHEs-Quiet unchanged . 49, 49,.
cOFFEB-Isio quiet unchanged; Ordinary 70 Prime car
0oes SdlOc Including Fair at 99Ga'Sc 300 bags sep
tenn ,er at 5s5c Exchange samples. b35 lO5Oc NAY
755d7.9Oc.. June, - 11Oci July. 760d7lOc August
7T5T -S5c and asked. No for May 92Od3 4Oc june
92Oag5Oc asked Mid quiet and hardly 30 hTIn
500 bags Co-O ex sundry vessels sold al g..
COTrON-spot Cotton &c lower; irregl ar and qn,et
sales 1863 bales 600 saturday EVENING" inclh
goo bales export and 400 bales for spinning Devere
on contracts 200 bales Receipts az the ports today %
bales against bales this day last week and 0Soo Os
last year since September l. 45ol,L5Z ba4es, against
64G6,250 bales period last season.
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e1AISkD-
mary ..-.....-.. Low Middung- 10
"a Ordinary 10 / Middng .--..-......-- INA

strict Good Ordinary 10 Middling LA
F1tures active closing decline Of 20 points
for this crop 70 ne next saes 2i6 500 bales
Prl TIE Rsl g. AS.u. III g ssptea6sr
ifS4giI 20 January IIS6all4l. Prices for Rings and
MaTgns-May LISP June LII Jay yo ISgf A II
December ia January Feeru4 ITEo llioS Glpsns
Univ ~ oSgI11S? August i2ls september, 81 80
October II45 November l2sGll5gi peeem99eI li--sg
FnoG RHND MEAL-FLOU rather more active
change light export ana I Scg Zoo bS for eXpot
which 35o0 hhs were ,iiy MIL EH ,x, % @ tns
mon 10 Far state, - OOas5 5O Good to Fancy
g 55esS SS to Goce s. oq
10 Extra Round Hoo Ohio 50 zoS TDnesora ,o5
Ss5 45' Clear as % Rye Mixture So os5 so
BaseFs 50 hAlr St. T. Ions Common to Extra s.
GOOD 70 Her' as M Civ Nil Extra Indies
- 7a@ . south America 80 90 eRW'
S9 SI saes 10 bo Common Extra s. 80
Ss5 Coco sa TO C9o'G Sb supsTfne :: 3oas4
MEAL dull sales goo 5bis- feio" eS'oIn' - ''
HEAT-MarKet unsettled: cash lots firm; op,
Ios 9d pfces fell of : &C and closed dull a the inside
% So Rs for LISBON iited city milling trade and
good business on speculative acconn SaiT srring
80 Gsl ~ Ungraded WINTER Red II u al - u 30
8! 300 bush Tree On board Red quoted q So I'm
NaT 44Iasi g. Closing 81 4s June 49,
y 81 closing y $50 49, guy; u % do rl
feabeT 81 2iG4I i J. closing I'll 24--..-RiE dull al -
for az .O09Ic Canada; sales. 500 bush NO ],
glc.....HAlLEY AND BARLEY MALI quiet unchangrd
COKN-Market "A limited export anu nome
trade demand, and moderate business on speculative a
count sales $1,000 bush future 1900 bush cash lneud
ing UngraGcd Western Mixed al o5Goi &C; 50 :, &c
drUvcred Ungr.ded White 9lc No Mixed May, - -fc
closing Sl,c DO June ~ SC; DO July.
~ At closing August e24 as-'4c, closing
S24c. Seuiember. closing - &c "a >
Market aDJf steady Tor White, and al re lower iof
100000 bush including no at o. "a t. nc; ; o.
. 81 u6Zc No quoted &c. No Wnlte D4ct 30 : D
6J.c; No. he Mixed western %" ao'c; nlte So'
6106-c Mixed state 6-H03 Mite no. Us n 2c = o.
Mixed MAY sG6lc do June, o. zoo ic; 90 july Ooe
IS C do august, Q4o &c DO september 4b4 G+O2c
STOCKS IN STORE EEW-YORk, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY
CITY GRAIN WAREHOUSES; AND HELD IN RAILWAY
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cotton MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Nav 22-l2:JO D. m.-COftOn quiet Middlng
Upand- Middlng orleans SGD sales. 10000 bales
ucung 1000 bales speculation ana export: receipts.
HOO bales American. Futures
do delivery. 6'Ied also 6S sd; do July ana
delivery 6a4d do. August and September delivery,
5sad; 6lisd, do September and October delivery,
Gles4d. steady
LIvERfrlOI 223.OO y. m.-COttOn-rhe sales OF the
Included $500 Daer American.
LIVERPOOL May 23-4:JJ D Futures-Uplands Low Mid
ding May June delivery 6'I6d. also 6s4d 40
MY delivery, G3d do July and August delivery
6: August aud september delivery 6fd DO september
ara October delivery 6@e4d also Sgd Futures Closed
sALrrxoIE Nav oo-Cotton dali; Middlling l2 sc. Low
Ordinary. 10 &C.: net receipts %
bales exports 100 bales sales 100 bales stock
%. u59 bales
Mddng SC. Good Ordinary, ll4c; net receipta. Isl
bales gross 2s3 baes exports eOatW1se l2@O bales sales
loo bales. stock. >. b29 bales
O. LvEsToS Nav 22-Coon quiet; Mlddnng II nc. Low
exports 10 Great Britain 2516 bales; cOasHse; Az bales
saIes 3. o bales stock. sos baleA
MEMPHIS May 22.-COttOu quiet; MlddIlinG llLc.; Low
Mddng c.: Good Ordinary, lOa,c; net receipts TO
Dale gross 5O7 bales; shipments 257 bales sales LOU
bales stock 1895 bales - -.
ding Good Ordinary. 10 g. net receipts $50 Oalrs
gross 1876 bales exports coastwise rs bales sales % 0ales
SEw.ORlgANs May 2a-Cotton dull: Middling l2c Low
Mddng Sc: GoOd Ordinary &C: net receipts 90
gross 934 bales exports 10 the Continent ~ bales
sales. Loco bales. STOCK o., in3 bales
SOREOLK. May 22.-CotOn dun. MiddlIng. ll'ic.i not
receipts bales; exports cOstWse, Oh bales; Sales ~
SAvAENAIL MAY quIet; MidGnng. ll9sc.: Low
Mdding 4c; Coca Ordinary lO5c-. net receipts, 400
exports coastwse, 954 bales sales 100 bales stock
10U
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ErROFEAN MARKErs.

LIVERPOOL Nav 22-2 D. m.-Pork-Prtme Mess Eastern.
Western steady at 81 BacOn-C cumberland
Cut J26d short ID steady AZ 50 I'd Long Clear
nrmer At 81 lrmer al 81 HamsLong Cut
steady A.. Baer-IndIa Mess steady
al ell rmer 1t rs; Prime Mess DOL
Lari-Prime Western steady NJ -. Tal0T-P1me CITY
steady Turpenune-Splrits steady AZ I'D Rosin-
dull lUbd. Common dull d. Cheese American Choice
dun Al 10. Lard Ou-NOne here Folr-EXtIa state, duh
~ BOD Wheat-NO. White duh at lO2d, No spring.
steady at lU. Western steady ut lO-d Corn
Mixed steady esd for Spirits TurDenune London
dull at A.
LIVERPOOL Nav 22-S .. m-Breadstnas dull Flour
GENITAL for Western W heat J9d0lOi per
california " htei lNGlO 81 for Calfor
ma CuD: glOd Winter 30lU2d- for Red
Spring Corn. 6Jd- GENITAL Tor Old Mixed West
From Atlantic pOrs Is, % quarters from Pacific ports
1850 quarters from other sources 1890 quarters Corn
1900 quarters
LONDON MAY 224:3O p.m.-Cacutta LInaeed 453c 1456d
Der quarter Refined Petroleum. 3sd SPIRITS VI Pc
trocunL 7sd97 bd per gall Common Rosn G66d PaIe
Roam odd esd. sperm E74GA1J per llnseed OIL
g2l. is per Spirits Turpentine 4l9d eTL Talow
ANTWERP May 22-Petroleum, II francs 20 cenumes for
pale American WeOxs Lard closed 81 l3J francs 0O
confines l0O kilos
HGYRE May 22-Whcoxs Lard closed at 10 francs 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending Monday. May ~, 1882
QUOTATIONS. on BEEvKs TO-DAY

One Good Prime sold at ii Ql2c, ana
The average was estimated at IO7sc
BfN f ecei pts yesterday and to-day were 100 carl
al ersey CITY snd 81 at 6Oth-st making 45Zu mead
against head Monday. The the
1883 head more than last 29 head less an
the corresponding week The market Of last
Monday sas followed BY still higher market wednesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
DETROIT pa CKINAC AND MARQUErrE r. X. co. D
SECRETARY'- OFHCE - :

DETROIT PA CKINAC AND MARQUErTE r. r. co, }
SECgETARYs OFHCE- :
Detroit MICH, May u 1882.
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders Of the Detroit Macknac and Marquette Itaii-
road onpany for Of DIRECTORS and the ransa
ton OF such 0he business be presented viii be held
mt the companys office Detroit hichigan, on Mohday
the I2th day Of June next az 20 O'Clock A. m
HUGH MCMILLAN. Secretary.
THF MUTUAL LIE INSURANCE COMPANY or NHwYo
NOs lao TO Is BROADWAY. NEW YORK. May 20, 1857.
TENHE ANNUAL ELECTION of this company
will be held above, pursuant 10 its charter
1892 for the election OF nine trustees 10
supply the vacancies Of those members Of hs board whose
terms % service expire By limitation .-,--,
The polls open II o'clock and close at O'CLOCK
p re,,cr rrovn
Secretary.
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Copartnership Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore subssng between William = clark aud
John X. Boutwell, under the firm OF CLARK Both
well IL this day dissolved by mutual consent
All debts the said partnership are 10 De PAID 20
the said William Clark and all demands on the said part
uership % be presented to him for payment
Dated New York, May 20 lss2. - . - -
JOHN r. BOUTWELL,
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Total bush...86l.97O S3.465

The total movements Of flour and grain at the
principal points for the week ended May 20,
fss2 and since January l. for years 1851 and
1ss2 were as follows:
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1TEXAS AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY CON
4 PANY IN TEXAs.-Coupons Of the bonds OF this Con
pany due will be paid al the National bank OF Con
-'-S" - Nv. PARANoRE
Prpefaenf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
OCEAN Steamers

"A NETWORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier Va % North River. Sew-YOrk-
-. D, m Anchofla uDe 10 noon
Bolivia June 3 M leVO1la...-..June Il, m
RatesOf passaxetD
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFAS Tor London DkkkIs
Cabin 5000 $50 Excursion tickets az reilcSd rtteA
Second Cabin $40 outward, SIS. prepaid So
For Tours scotland" Rates Plans Apply -
HENDERSON BROTH EI.S, AgeDts Bowling Green
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NtN thAL i hNNNA LIN 7 TO NVTI nv Il
W BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND HANRE
Pier OF Company az North River foot u MOrtDls-
gers % Ayui 18th trSlst by Engnsl
raj wsyant the Sco atorEs - cr)sslas tIb ClAiih
small J)bL
s. GEkMAIN, Deapane. "Wednesday. May -, 4 a.
AMEREQU santel " elnesctY May 81. . D. IN
ST LAURENT. SeIvan einesday Iune q lO
LOCIS De BEBIAN, Agcu, No. Blowing Green-
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1890 1851 1882
% miles ~ a.
Sec II May S'Up%S a1ji
Jan. / May l4------......-. fa4'tto O'-'-o'
The rece,nts Of flour and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports on this 2Ist day of May were;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee, to-day:
Receipts. Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23

RURDEAUA LIN &.
I'D and direct line 10 the south OF France
NEW-YORk AND BORDEAUX Direct
CHATEAU LEOyILLE, 1000 toas. new SAL Nay2I
France spain ami italy, Py renees Pau,
Nice viii time ana e1 ense by taxing this line
Cabin dncluding wne' $50 steerage. ~ For passage
FEH F. LIE BOCLANGER. 46 Beaverst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06
A FIASCO.
New Freight Rntes West.

CmcAGo, May 5.-The Inter-OCean says
that its recent announcement of revolt
toniaing force for railroads was an inven-
ton fathered by General Passenger Agent
of this city, which upon the scrutiny, OF
scientific men proves 10 be impracucaple.
Commissioner Daniels gives notice that
hereafter, on all business from Boston, New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, and all
roints common thereto, destined 10 Council
Bluffs, and beyond, except California and
Colorado business, carried all the way by
rail 10 its destination, the following arbi'
trarieS will apply, regardless of what rates
may prevail Toledo or Detroit, first class,
eighty-one; second class sixty-iour; thlrd
class forty.seyen; fourth class, thirty
three; special, twenty y-eight. Chicago ol
Milwaukee, seventy-six, tifty.nine, forty
three, thirty and twenty. East st. Louis
seventy, fifty-tive, forty, twenty-seven ant
TWENTY-FIVE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06
ST. CLAIRSVlllE.
Saloons CIOsed-The RaiIrOad-COnyen-
tiOn-Lecture-AppO


Cla,rsville have been reduced from seven to
two by the operation of the Pond law.
Fink, Downing. Kills King and Geller have
closed up. Campbell and McMillen are the
ONLY ones that are continuing in the busl-
ness.
The narrow gauge railroad will run an
excursion train to the show at Bellaire to-
morrow.
The new Northern Railroad promises to
be open for travel on the 18th OF this
month. We give this information for what
it is worth as this is about the "9th time
the puplc have been notified that the road
would be ready for business.
The Elders of the Presbyterian Church
will hold their annual convention al
Barnesyille on June 9TH and Sth.
John +. Shepherd, well known citizen
of Hendrysburg, died last Monday.
The lecture uf Miss \. Taylor, OF the
Wheeling Female College, before the Wo'
mans Foreign Missionary Society ot the
NJ, +. Church ut this place, was listened TO
by large and intelligent audience. Inc
lecture was very able one.
Auditor Cotfland and the Auditor ot
Monroe county met yesterday ~ Soo
field to appraiSe the Bellaire and South
western Railway for taxation.
Probate Judge Cochran has reappolnted
Prof 4, A. Clark. of Bellaire, County
school Examiner for another term of three
wears Mr.. Clark is the Principal OF the
Fifth ward schools OF Bellaire.
The County Auditor gives notice tC
| 1innor dealers doing business in this county
that their tax under the Pond law is as t"l,
lows: In Bellaire, Barnesyiie, bridgeport
and Martins Ferry, or witlia one mile o
either S20n; ST. Clairsville, Flushing, Mor
ristown ard Temperanceville' or withlI L
one mile OF either $3.50. AT all other places
in the county the tax is 800.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06
WHEELING. W. Va. SATURDAY. MORNING. MAY 6. 1881
entertainment at Colonel Cars hous. Las.

entertainment at Colonel Carr,s house last
might.
Joe Douglas, the Ethiopian Lothario. is
in the lock up till Monday, and trying in
the meantime to arrange compromise with
Miss Henrietta Washington, whose honor
he demolished.
Miss Knapp, missionary to China who
visited here some time ago, recently died
in her adopted country.
VIM. Dyer who lives near woodsfeld
was adjudged insane by the probate court
short time since, and sent to Jail to await
an answer to the application sent to the
Athens asylum. He has not eaten a mouth
full except bite of cake for about seventeen
days, and says that he can beat Dr. Tanners
time. On Tuesday evening he was taken
back to his home, as it W as thought he
would starve to death if he was kept in
Jail. Mr.. Dyer has been afflicted with
epilepsy for a number of years, which is
no doubt the cause of his mental trouble.
Officer Nagle and other Bellaire officers
last night arrested Frank Stamford, Jenk
Jones and young Kennedy for stealing
chickens. One or two others will also be
arrested to-day. The theft was committed
some weeks ago upon farmer near South
Bellalre.
A meeting of the fire wardens was held
last night but no Chief elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION.
Car ANles and Hoop Iron-Argument
Before Secretary FoIger.
ISDeriQl DLspdtch 10 the ReO-s,er.


WAsHINGroN, May 5.-To,day Secretary
Folger gave hearing to large party of
gentlemen, representing the iron interests,
upon the subject of the rate of duty on car
aIles and hoop iron. The delegation num-
bered about fifty-from Pit:sburg, Chicago,
Philadelphia and other points. Mr.. J. D.
Weeks, of Pittsburg and Mr.. Tyson, of
Philadelphia, made able and elaborate ar
guments. The point at issue is an appeal
from decision of the Collector at Detroit,
as to.the amount of duty to be paid by inn
ported articles. The parties here claimed
that if the decision is sustained it will prove
ruinous to the iron and steel industry.
The facts in the case are: J. w. Ross, of
Chicago, imported lot of car axles and
claimed that under decision at Boston
some time ago the duty was only lHc per
pound, instead of 2l1c, as it has always
beeR assessed heretofore. The Collector re-
fused to let the axles in at lHc and levied
the full duty. on which the appeal comes
+h.s S.,.,"tarS OF tle T.
The importer claims that the iron car
which the manufacturers deny. They say
that an axle is certainly in one sense I'M
finished because it has 10 be turned up and
fitted TO the centre of the iron wheel by the
car makers. For an axle IL is as complete
as it ever can be until il is to be broughtin
contact with the wheel. Furthermore the
word axle is mentioned in the schedule
under which the Treasury has always put
this article before the Boston case, and col
lected the duty. 1t will knock off S2S from
the duty and be a serious blow to all the in
terests if this importation is allowed.
Itis understood that Mr.. Ross is broker
who is making the experiment to see II he
can break down the tariff, and if so, he will
fiji orders in Chicago and Pittsburgh from
English foundrieS. English puddlers work
for but lew cents a day, and the Chicago
or Pittsburgh mills can not make axles and
compete with this cheap labor as long as
they pay their men the present price. The
Secretary will not render his decision for
some time. but no further argument will be
made W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06
BELlAIRE,

George Beatty, OF Steubenyille, was in
the CITY. Yesterday.
The Benwood ferry boat will run late for
the show. tonight.
Barrett's circus, to-day, will take all the
loose change Of this city.
The Ben wood social scandal has dwindled
down to pretty small proportions. The
woman in the case, as was stated, is grass
widow and her husband has not yet got
his divorce, and this coming to the knowl-
edge of the persecuted man, he quickly
contriyed to ship her. There is posi-
bility that this story may be continued in
s'some other Of our reports" .,
his first case Yesterday Two women were
arrested for fighting on Water street yes
terday afternoon.
There are now some ten ortwelve saloons
in full blast, and it is likely that there will
be still more, although the figures Will not
reach anything like the number going on
last week
The Audi tors OF this and Monroe county
have not completed the appraisement OF
the Bellaire and Southwestern railroad,
aorftS i.iichs will soon go on The road for
| the Horkheimer Brothers, OF Wheeling.
! Quite number of Bellaire X. T.'s went
| to Wheeling last night on a visit to Cyrene
| Commandery.
Theodore Porter. arrested by Officer
Turner. for drunkenness, was yesterday
fined s. and costs by Mayor Cooper.
], H. Grafton and family left yesterday
for Marietta.
The entire Martins Ferry police force
| was in this city yesterday drumming up
their friend, for subscriptions 70 the police
cap fund of the CoSs benefit The police
| men are candidates for the caps.
Judge Cochran, Auditor COtfiand, OF this
county, Auditor Atkinson. OF Monroe
| county, and Deputy Sheriff Hilles, OF st
Clairsville, were in the city last evening.
At an entertainment given at WOodstield
last night a large number of Bellairean'
were present. They arrived home on
special train last night at late hour.
There were more deaths than births in
the third and Fourth wards last year.
There will be two daily trains from st.
| Clsirsville to Bridgeport over the Northern
and Tuscarawas roads.
Hon. David Wagner is coaching Judg
Okey, of Monroe county, for Secretary o.
| State.
Frank Purcell, at the B. & o. round
| house, had one of his fingers mashed Of
! Thursday.
Miss Rose Sonneborn entertained mum
Der of her friends at her home on Uniol
street last night.
The Florence Dancing Club danced q
City Hall last night.
Judge Kelley's assessments oil fines an
costs so far aggregate 81, 100.
The Echo Literary Society gave priVst