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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

begin rath July, 1883, and end nth September.
Have proved of signal use,--Ist to students, vino
design to pursue their studies this or other Law
School; 2d to those who propose read privately;
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vantage of systematic instru ton For circular APP
ply n. 0. University of Val to IoHN b. MINOR,
Prof. Com and Stat Law.
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WE regret to announce the dc

WE regret to announce the death
OF Mr.. Joe S. Everly, which occurred
on Sunday last at his home in Cass
District, near Rosedale Deceased
was a son Of the late Jesse Evcrly
and was an exemplary young man.
lie died from typhoid fever
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LAST night just as the performances
closed and the people were leaving,
in a confusion that occurred near the
beat of Sentinel White, he ran his
bayonet through the arm of Jesse
Gregg, the little son of L. M. Gregg,
Esq. We are not informed as to the
way in which it happened.
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At this writing-Tuesday after
noon the town is full of strangers
and everything aindicates an i'm
mense attendance on Wednesday and
Thursday at Commencement. We
extend on behalf of our people a
hearty welcome to all.
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The REGISTER has a paid correspondent Of
intelligence and integrity in every section of
the state, whose business 1t is to furnish the
paper with all that interests the people of
his locality Ito aid every effort at improve
ment, and in the development of the re-
sources of the State. And it also has
Correspondents i'm the Principal Giiles
OF the country, who are wide awake In gath
ering that which will interest and profit the
people OF West Virginia. 80.
THE MARKET RErOETs
OF the leading cities, at home and abroad,
constitute valuable feature of the REG
IsTER.
Lewis Baker & Co. are the most energeth
newspaper men In tho country, and the item, q.
news which escapes their vigiant eyes is not
worth the recording. anderson E,fei1jrisc.
Send for Specimen Copy or the Register.
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Miss Lille Nimon, of Fairmont,
died last Sunday evening of typhoid
fever. Miss Nimon is well known
in Morgantown, and her many
friends deeply mourn her untimely
death. She was young lady ofiex-
emplary life and high Christian char
acter, and her winning disposition en-
deared her to all who knew her.
The remains will be brought here to-
day and inferred in Oak Grove Gem
etry.
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Chadwick & Co. have more
and cheaper Goods than be found
in town.
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PRINTER WANTED.--A steady reli-
able job printer can obtain perma-
nent employment by addressing this
office at once. Must be well posted
in the business and able to do neat
Job work.
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THE WEALTH

The enterprise of the WHEELING REeIsrE Err is
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Dominion.
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Headquarters Corps Cadets,
June 18th, 1883. {

Gen. Order No. co.
Unless otherwise ordered the Bat
TALON will assemble to morrow at
$3.50 P. NJ. first call at 81 for the
purpose of escorting the Governor to
his hotel. Cadets will appear in full
dress white trowsers and caps.
On this occasion and on all sub
sequent drills all officers and non
commissioned officers will be ex-
pected to report with the Battalion.
By command of
JAS. NJ. LEE,
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TIE MODEL MAP.
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DIR. A. M. KRAMER will not visit
Greensboro on the first of June, but
will remain in town until July LIST.
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UnAevelOped Riches OF the State,
Carefully and thoughtfnlly prepared by a
most fascinating writer, will be printed In
the REGISTER running through the coming
year. These articles, will alone, be worth to
ANY West Virginian, many times the prico
of tho paper.
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THE WEALTH THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH OF THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH WEST THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH VIRGINIA THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH 1882 THE WEALTH
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THE MODEL MAP.

1.-THE REGISTER Is keeping step with the prog
and prosperity now vouchsafed TO our
state. - Kdndlchd Gdzette.
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The REGISTER Is the leading paper OF West
Virginia, and il OF our best exchanges -" Ihtts-
tuT0h Ddity Times, tInd).
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Post-ofiices, the area in acres OF each county,
population OF counties, vote of each county
at the last presidential election, politics of
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THE EALTE

"The REGISTER IL really the only daily Degrs-
paper In the stale. - CIufksbt9g IoicDnaal rep.
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THE r ECiSTER
the MODEL MAP.

I've cordially recommend II to readers
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A VALUABLE ROoIx

OF nearly 500 pages, on the wealth, developed
and undevelopcd, of West Virginia. by such
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The proprietors Of the WHEELING REGIS
TER have engaged the services of gentlemen
well qualified for the task, to get up, what
will readily be conceded to be n
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i. Conducted with energy, ability and great fair
ness. p Washington, Hi., Democrat.
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Major d. Commandant

d. u. O'BRIEN,
LIST Lieut.. Corps of Cadets, Adju-
tant and Chief Of Ordinance.
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The Oversecrs of the Poor were
re-appointed in all the districts of
this county, except in the districts of
Clinton and Union. In Clinton dis
trict Oliver P. Jolliff was appointed;
in Union, VIM. l.. Jaco.
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send for a Specimen Copy or the Register
National Republican., 1883-10-15
Tho prosnrct I'm North Carolina.

A correspondent who signs himself Demo
crat," writing to tho Durham IN. C.) Recorder
staunch bourbon organ, thus sounds the
alarm to his party:
MEssEs. EDiToRs The democratic majority for
Judge Bennett last year was scant five hundred
Yes, five hundred and five hundred only was
Benefits majority; and against him not one word
of roproach could possibly be uttered, md his per-
sopnl popularity was great Nances majority in
1876 was thirteen thousand, Jarvlss i'll 1880 five
thousand. and Bcnnctts in 1882 five hundred |!
Aud the democrats have no cause ;or nj 'rm in
1851 Who says so? Show me ono-as the French
have it-cold beaded man who 80 speaks. Wo
know that such Is the utteranoe of men who think
we'll won't say think, but who have an Inward
suggestion OF ieelng-that they may be blamed
for the condition of things which has led to these
results. And there nro mon who care more for the
present organization than they do for the prn-
cpes of our great party who Will agree with these
last OF such let us not tako counsel. 1t is over
too lato to lock the stable door after the horse is
stolen, aud it will be too late for the democratic
party to trouble itself after the republicans have
run over us in the elections next year.
Tho writer then proceeds to give his
reasons for believing that tho bourbon party
managers arc driving that concern to de-
struction. We quite agree with " Democrat /"
as to the porls of his party in North Caro-
lima. Indeed, We do not believe that any
amount of doctoring will save the old creature.
| Tho long looked for break in the solid bour-
bon south has come. Virginia and North
Carolina are lost to tho bourbon democracy
forever. The scant five hundred majority
for their congressman at large last year was
only diG. Not less than 5000 republicans
stayed at homo on election day then for
reasons which will have no existence next
year. Tho political dry rot at the north will
yield to the stimulus of new blood from the
south, and tho day will be saved in 1854 ia
the friends of the nation by tho electoral
votes of southern states.
National Republican., 1883-10-15

THE now Spanish premier has expressed
himself fully satisfied with the latest Paris
dispatch from tho Spanish ambassador, in
which the latter explained TO him the friendly
assurances and cordial explanations made by
the French premier. And so wo are told
the Alfonso incident is at an end" All of
which means that as France refused to apollo
gize again for the rufianism of the street
brawlers toward Alfonso her original explana-
tion was accepted as sufficient. 1t also means
that the new ministry has no sympathy with
the silly attitude of its predecessors, and was
determined that Spain should not be made u
laughing stock. We rejoice that Spain has
resume tho stately dignity which belongs to
her, and that France is to be her friend.
National Republican., 1883-10-15

with the unduating landscape fading away
at your feet into the haze of the distant Cats
kills, is not more beautiful. There is pros
porous look about the country around Relay
station and its ncighboring village, Elkridge,
just across the great stone viaduot. The houses
of the farmers are large and invit-
ing and their stables, fences, and
fields are well kept and cleanly The
people are we'll to do, and they drive
to church in capacious family carriages, drawn
by showy horses that tax the strength and
skill Of the we'll fed coachmon, who sit
proudly in shiny livery and handle the rib
bons with the expertncss Of mountain stage
drivers. Tho men and matrons are given to
flesh; they look comfortable and at peace
with the world. The girls are pretty, and
have the erect, t,willowy form, graceful carriage
and long, free swing of the blue grass girls of
Kentucky, that tell of plenty of exercise and
of good living.
Tho inscriptions on the monument just
west of the stone hotel and station inform
tho curious stranger that the stone viaduct
across tho stream was commenced in 1888
and finished in 1886; that 10 was the work Of
an Ohio man, and much other valuable infor-
nation. Tho Ohio men have their impress
oh the whole face of the country. The i'm
press made on the homo landscape, where
some Of them foil last week, is visible at this
distance
National Republican., 1883-10-15
Bayard Stops Over Again.

Charles J. Faulkner. formerly minister to France,
asked Senator ,Bnyard whether he regarded GOV.
b. +. Butler Ns true democrat.
No." tho senator said, "1 do not How could
so regard the man who was formerly one of our
most bitter and violent opponents aud who now
crawls back into the party only that he may secure
emolumonts and honOrs? The democratic party
cannot trust tho man who applied the knife of
treachery In 1861. He might do 20 again. Tie
local and provincial issues of Massachusetts may
demand such leader but tho national Interests
and issues do not and never will"
We regret to soc Senator Bayard thus flying
off tho handle. lIo will have to take the
stump for Butler in less than year from
now or else tho democracy in his state will
split wide open. The "knifo of treachery"
applied to tho democracy party in 1861 by
Butler was in his supporting the union in
stead of tho confederacy. Was Bayard loyal
when Butler was thus treachorous? OF course
he must have beon To US it seems that tho
Dolawarlan has given himself away. Bayard
and Payne and Palmer and other candidates
for tho presidency are playing with edged
tools when they thus assail Butler. His buzz
saw has cut many follow who Clumsily
National Republican., 1883-10-15
A Queer Coalition.

1t is pretty we'll established that the demo-
Gratis carried Ohio by tho votes of republican
nrohlbitionists. And it is an equally estab-
lished fact that the prohibition amendment
owes the unexpected strength it exhibited to
anti-prohbition democrats The votaries of
free rum were for their party candidates, and
were willing to put anything in the constitu-
tion in exchange for votes enough to give
them tho law making power The folly and
hollowness of such a bargain rs this between
blacklegs and puritans is apparent when we
consider that constitutional provision is good
for nothing if its enforcement is intrustod
to its enemies. Suppose the prohibitionists
had carried their amendment by the aid of
the democratic votes, they bought for it by
selling their own votes to the democratic can.
didates for governor and the legislature. Ohio
would then have stood precisely rs did Jehial
Stebbins, the running" candidate for con-
stable in town in Maine, when the Maine
law was under fire. He said he was "fur tho
law, but agn its enforcement" What could
the temperance men have done with prohibi-
tion in the constitution and none in the
laws? How could they have secured law
to enforce the amendment at the hands of
legislature of the free rum party? The tenn
perance cause has been butchered in the house
of its friends. Tho tax on saloons will soon
be abolished and some of tho most ultra tenn
perance people have given the state over to
the whisky interest. The prohibtionists have
touched pitch and boon detiled.
National Republican., 1883-10-15

TIE citiEons' committee arc certainly enti-
tied to score point in the conviction of
Thomas Dunn, which was secured in the
criminal court OIL Saturday. This was the
first of tho cases growing out Of tho invosti-
cations of the police force by the committee,
and the result is gratifying us an earnest of
what may bo expected in tho cases which are
to follow The details given on the trial of
the robbery of q cOuntryman passing through
tho city by the game of "top and bottom" "
have boon fully set forth in THE REpuD-
LIoAN, reports of tho trial, and tho state
inent Of Mr.. Sparks, tho victim, that an
ex.detcctlvc offered to recover the $500 stolen
for 5000, shows how police business was done
under tho old regime, THE REPUBLICAN,
congratulates itself also upon this conviction,
for during the period Of the active labors Of
National Republican., 1883-10-15
An Illustration.

In 1880 the value of cotton goods manufac-
including estimated amount of cotton in
mixed textiles. OF this amount only $11, ,OOO,-
900 was exported, leaving $225,000,00O for
home consumption. If we had tariff for
revenue only it would be low enough to mako
it profitable to import all the supply for the
American market Our cotton imports for
1850 were but S25, 100000. If they could have
been $2500O0,oO0, at very small duty
of course, the revenue therefrom would have
been much greater than it was. With u
tariff on cotton, levied expressly and only
for revenue, and with view to exhaust
thorevenue producing power of that commod-
ity, it would be for the interest of the govern
ment to have imports of ten yards for one, if it
could do SO, by charging as duty ono cent
where it now charges five. Thus it would
receive twice as much revenue as now, paid
ON ten times as large an amount of imports.
Low duties would make foreign cotton 30
cheap that mono would be manufactured in
the United States to compete with it. And
so the same principle would work in regard
to all foreign manufacturers, And the free
trade democracy ask the farmers TO believe
that it would benefit them to have the factory
operatives turn farm hands, and thus increase
competition with them whlo destroying the
home market. The prohibitionists won't
vote for that next year.
National Republican., 1883-10-15
Forelsn Immigration.

During tho month of September there
arrived in tho customs districts of Baltimore,
Boston, Detroit, Huron, Minnesota, New
Orleans, New York. Passamaquoddy, Phila-
delphia. and San Francisco "a, SOY passengers,
of whom 45,7l0 wore immigrants, 1888 citi-
zens of the United States returned from abroad,
and $3.50 aliens not intending to remain in
tho United States. of this total number of
immigrants there arrived from England and
Wales S,s03; ireland, 1896; Scotland, 967;
Austria, 7s9; Belgium, 40; Bohemia, 10;
Denmark, 500; France, 4i0 Germany, 15OsS;
Hungary, 1859; Italy, 500; Netherlands, 397;
Norway, 1867 Russia, 700; Poland, POS; Swe.
den, 23i2; Switzerland, 1i7; Dominion Of
Canada, 5,39S; and from all other countries, l7i.
The arrivals of immigrants in these districts
comprise about 81 per cont. of tho immigra-
tion into the entire country. In September,
1852, there were 1885 immigrants arrived IN
this country, and for tho three months ending
with September, 1882, there were l5So2l. For
the samo months of 1888 there were l3Or3S7'
National Republican., 1883-10-15

WE have yet to sec in the New York re-
form press any unfriendly allusion to or dis
appreciation of the attempt by Lo Sessions in
1881 to bribe Assomblyman Bradley in u SEN
atorial election to vote against Mr.. Conkling
or any expression of Il doubt that such an act
denuncation of men for voting in that con-
test according to their convictions and with
out hint of any improper solicitation.
National Republican., 1883-10-15

THE trunk railway companies refuse to
obey the orders of Boss Fink, whom they had
set up over themselves, and are cutting and
sashing at each other at an awful rate.
Whom they kiss and mako up they will make
common cause against the travelling public
and get even with the losses they are now
sustaining No ass more patient than tho
travelling public on such occasions.
National Republican., 1883-10-15
JOHNSTON, the champion PAGER, who lately
mile in 2:10, has been sold for
ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.
$4,000.


Tonight the Hess Acme English Opera
company will commence weeks engage
ment at the National theater, opening in
Flotow's Martha" The troupe includes
Misses Abbie Carrington Emma Elsner, Flora
Barry, Julia +, May, Marion Chester, and
Blanche Chapman, Messrs. Henry and James
Peakes, George Denham, Mark Smith, George
Appleby, Percey j. Cooper. A. w. Tams,
Thomas +. Christy, James H. Jones, and a
chorus of thirty-flvo picked voices. The re-
pertoire for the week is as follows To-mor-
row, "The Chimes of Normandy" Wednesday
matinee "Pirates of Pcnzance;" night, "Bo-
hemian Girl" Thursday, Fra Diavolo," Fri
day, "Maritana;" Saturday matinee, "Tho
Mascotte," and night, Faust"
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
Miss Marie Prescott will bo the attraction
at Fords opera house this week, presenting
Tillotson's comedy drama, entitled "Bol-
mont's Bride" Tho play is founded upon
incident of the lato war, and is said to abound
in stirring scenes and excellent dramatic sit
uations The Arion quartotte, of this city,
has been engaged, and will sing several army
songs during tho piece. &,
National Republican., 1883-10-15

THE roligiousIy disposed will find variety
fare in this issue of The NATIONAL REPURLI-
CAN, including sermons by Rev. DR.. Locke,
of Chicago, on Morality Bound Up with
Christianity" Rov J. q. Butler on "Gcrman
Immigration" and Bishop L. G, Andrews on
"P.oty at Home"
National Republican., 1883-10-15

department has captured in San Francisco
six sets of steel dies for making gold quarter
and half dollars 1t is said that certain parts
of tho country have beon flooded with these
spurious coins.
National Republican., 1883-10-15

WILL the New York SIN fan the flames of
indignation against the st. Louis police board
members, who arc denounced by their fellow
democrats in public meetings as "the tools of
n band of conspirators?" No, it will not
Will it demand that the rascals be turned
out? 1t will not Democratic rascals are not
offensive to the real democratic reform editor
National Republican., 1883-10-15

ALL the theorists arc to be given chance.
Senator Blair's committee has called for writ
ten communications on tho labor question.
mitteo will especially value terseIy stated
and definite information" Our communica
ton shall be brief. Thrift, thrift, Horatio" /"
National Republican., 1883-10-15

WHENEVER fraudulent civil service reform
ers arc spoken lightly of, George Jones, of tho
New York Times, spits like arejected tom cat.
1t was Scrub in the play who said "I think
they must have talked of me, for they
laughed consumedly."
National Republican., 1883-10-15

THE state treasurer of Georgia refuses to
send funds to New York to meet payments
on state bonds falling due there, but will re-
quire the bonds to be brought to Atlanta.
There are ample funds on hand to pay the
bonds, principal and interest.
National Republican., 1883-10-15

THIS will bo gala week at Hagerstown,
Md. There will be a fox hunt, steeplechase,
chariot race, and grand electric iluminations
at tho fair grounds, which, together with
fine show of blooded stock and tho attendance
of most of the candidates on both state tickets,
ought to draw crowd if anything will.
National Republican., 1883-10-15

LORD CoLERGDGE is delighted with our
upper and lower middle classes" He just
ought to see our :" better class" 1t has not
yet the exclusive possession of our circum-
Iocution Office" but it hopes to have. And
for concet and dawdle the Barnacles were
fools to it. Will somebody see that his lord
ship has a glance at our better class?
National Republican., 1883-10-15

tho citizens committee this paper sustained
and supported their efforts to its fullest ex-
tent. 1t will be very gratifying, indeed If
the special counsel will push forward the
other cases as rapidly us possible, until all the
ex-deteotivos and those indicted with them
shall have thoroughly proved their innocence
of tho charge brought against them, or been
landed in tho penitontiary, whore they belong
If puilty
National Republican., 1883-10-15

Thirty stokers In tho employ of the
Washington Gaslight company struck for
higher wages on Saturday and made their
point. II Is n shame for the stokers to
attempt the further impoverishment of tho
loan and hungry gas company. Next thing tho
corporation will DO obliged to make another
reduct on in the price of gas furnished and a
further enrichment OF gas in order to increase
its revenue